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La gaceta., 1943-05-18


O6ispo de San Augustine, Florida
SOS soldados del general George s.
Patton, en- las montanas de Tnnez.
Refri6ndose a la guerra, ell pre-
lado dijo:
"No nos nsarem de repetir
que la guerra en- que tantas de
nuestras naciones americans sc
e~ncuentran actualmente envueltas,
es una guerra justa, dirlgida, prin-
cipalmente, contra una potencla
cuyos principles o esencialmente
anticristianos y cuyas obras son
una abominaci6n de imperdonable @
iniustifcada crueldad. Esta poten-
cia, bajo diversos preteXtos, ha des-
trufdo, en- primer termino, la liber-
tad del pueblo de Alemania; ha so
iuzgado otras muchas n%aciones,
grandes Y pequehas; ha estado du-
rante varios amos incitando a. la
mas repugnante degollina de jul
dtos-degollina que, en- los dltimos
tiempos ha tornado el caracter de
IN espantoso ~crescendo de extermi-
naci6n contra ell cual claman los
mas elementales sentimientos hui
manos una potencia que ha desen-
cadenado contra la Iglesia de Cristo
la mas brutal persecution de los
tiempos modernos."
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Sc LIE do POSSESSION AL
NUEVO BEY DE TUNEZ

Angel, mayo 17-Tom6 aver po-
session Sidi Mohamed FL Anime
Pacha Bey, ell nuevo Bey de Iu-
nez. La ceremonial Sc VERTIGO en-
la sala de los espejos del palacio
de T1nez.
Substitute a Sid Mohamed Al
Mounsaf, depuesto por orden del
general Giraud.
Asisti6 a la ceremonial un CRU
DO de oficiales f~ranceses y maho-
metanos llevando en- Ia cabeza al
general Alfonso JUN.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
HUNDIDOS EN- Ell
~ATLANTICO 655 BARCOS

Washington, mayo Tia Sc
mana pasada los submarines del
Eie hundieron dos barcos mercan-
ties, en- ell Atlantico, aumentando
a Cos ell n1mero de los hundidos
en- ell oeste del gran oceano desde
Pearl Harbor.
Uno de los barcos era de ban
dera americana y fueron salvados
sus 95 tripulantes. FL otro, de ban
dera noruega, perdi6 ocho de u
marineros, de un total de SO.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
CAPITULO VIII
Ell TENIENTE DAILY Sc HACE
CARGO DE LA INVESTIGA.
CION

Mientras ell inspector Hallett in
t%errogaba a la muchacha en- la
oficina de la fabrica, ell teniente
Inspector DAILY hacia dos visitas.
La primera fue a la ofieina del
DR.. Marlowe, en- ell d~istrito.
Era aproXimadamente la 1870
cuando DAILY Sc presento en- la off
Gina del medico. Encontr6 al doc
tor en- "pijamas" y durmiendo.
-IQue puedo hacer por listed,
Mr.. Daly?-dijo ell medico.
DAILY extendio su mirada por to-
da la oficina.
-iHa curado listed a una mu-
jer, de una herida de bala, en- las
Gltimas veinticuatro horas?-dijo
Daily.
-iMujer? iHerida de bala?
No, senior.
-Esto es TODD 10 que 70 guerra
saber? Estamos buscando a una
DANA Y hacienda un recorrido por
las oficinas de todos los medicos.
oh, va comprendo. Quisiera
poder ayudarle; pero aqui no ha
venido. Mi Ultima operation fue
en- los "Abedules Blancos', ano-
che. Appendicitis.
DAILY lie do las gracias al medico
por su cortesia y cerro la puerta
detras de el. Entonces Sc dirigi6 a
la casa de la muchacha.
La encargada de los departa-
mentos Sc echo a reir cuando ell
teniente lie explic0 ell motive de
su vista.
-iOh, ESQ es una broma!
-iMe dice listed que 20 soy
un bromista, senora?-pregunt6
DAILY.
ST, listed 10 es-contest6 la
mujer.
Era una irlandesa de poca esta-
tura, marcada de viruelas y sin
dientes. Cuando reia la barba sc
lie levantaba y lie llegaba cast hasta
la nariz.
icon que esas tenemos?
iCual es ell juego suyo?-inquirio
DAILY.
All, siga, siga-manifest6 la
muier en- tono enfadado.-Cual-
quier persona con un grano de
sentido com1n puede decirle que
Helen no es la clase de muchacha
que listed anda buscandO.
-Puede que sea ash. Yo no he
dicho que ella 10 hiciera, lilo die
yo? Jamas la he vistO, de modo
que no Sc quien es.
DAILY sigui6 a la mujer hasta 10
alto de la escalera y a 10 largo del
corredor hasta la habitaci0n de la
muchacha. La vieja nc lie vic usar
su %linterna en- ell canine hacia
arriba. Habia encontrado mancha5
de sangre que iban directamente
hacia la puerta.
(Continuara manana)
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
nos EN- Ell "RAQUETERISMO"
Por WILLIAM E. WEEKS


h. de culpabilidad que no
%sontestar.
fen. iPOr que no me con-
f-rugi6 Hallett.
4, rchacha no podia pronun-
palabra. Dentro de ella
\, como 81 su vida depen-
la cOntestaci6n que Sc lie
iaba.
ett Sc a%proxim6 a ella e in
40 nuevo, en- tono exigente:
|ou6 hiciste con las joyas!
Itoy 70 preguntandote que
con 10 que no era tuyo?
|stap debajo del colch6n de
na-acert6 por fin a decir
sfundida muchacha.
|D6nde las cogiste?
ireo que alguien me las do.
N crees -. iAlguien tie las
.ouien tie las do, cOntesta?
h no se-repuso.
.0ue til no sabes? Pronto 10
.uaremos. mo quieres decir
Is son tus amigos, Ell?
muchacha no contesto. Nc
Ella habia dichO va TODD
\ saba. Ell resto era incom-
fble. Hallett, con tipica es-
Il, no pudO comprender su
fo.
sAsi que no hablaras, Ell?
In hablara. Hay muchos en-
|egOcio" para que Sc guarde
Ereto. Mas vale que ahora
b me digas toda la verdad.
ndOlo evitaras que tie casti-
con TODD ell rigor de la ley.
10 no Sc 10 que listed habla-
. IA muchacha, mas confun-
aue nunca.
expression de ella hizo que
spectOr montana en- furia.
EandO a la muchacha por una
ea Ia levant0 de la silla. Des-
mirandola en- la cara aterro-
!, lie critic:
lNo sabes 10 que quiero de-
LadrOna! Criminal! iPerdi-
EamOs, habla claro, como tie
b, o desearias estar muerta.
empujo entonces hacia la
Ia cara encendida de indig-
b.
/ lnsultos de Hallett hicieron
B muchacha recobrase ell do
de Su persona.
70 no soy una criminal-dijo
pdo con ell pie en- ell suelo.-
? soy una ladrona. lie digo
20 tengo amigos y que la car
dc que listed habla la dejo
puerta, hoy por la manana,
nuJer cuya cara no pude yer
ooScuridad. Corri6 y desapa-
antes de que pudiera verla
SEsperas tn que 70 crea ESQ
ne dlces? Preferable es que
Is y despu6s ~"desembuches".
'Uanto miraremos debaio del
La gaceta., 1943-05-18

mayor de un hombre humilde. Sc
duclda por un ariStocrata tuvo una
hiJa, Armande Bejart, nacida ell
3 de julio de 1858. Madeleine era
una mujer activa e intelligence. AL
morir SUI padre fundo, para man.
tenerse y mantener a sus hernia
nos, una compania de teatro. En-
esta compahia entro, siendo aun
muy joven, Jean Baptiste Coque-
lin, ell que meses mas tarde Sc la
maba va Moliere.
Armande, que Sc habia criado
en- casa de una distinguida sonora
en- Languedoc, fue a reunirse con
su madre a la compania de teatro,
cuando contaba diez amos. La ma
DIRE habia ocultado cuidadoSamen-
te la eXistencia de esta hija Y mu-
chos pensaron entonces que Sc
trataba de una hermana menor
suya. Armande comenzo a traba-
jar muy pronto Y ell mundo de las
tablas fue pronto familiar para
ella. Moliere daba a la nina lee
clones de recitacion y canto tia
liano. La compania viva EN- la
"Maison di SINCE" y en- ella la pc
quena Armande r mimada por
todos. Armande no era muy be-
LA, nj demostraba tener gran ia
lento, siendo por muchos concep-
tos inferior a su madre, cuyo bri-
Ito quedo siempre apagado por ell
de Moliere. ]. B. Coquelin escri-
bia las obras, representaba ell pa
pei principal hacia indicaciones
sobre los decorados, trataba con
las autoridades Y recibia los favo-
res del rey. Moliere era querido
Y respectable por todos en- la COM
pania.
Cuando Armande tenia "a amos,
Moliere declare su prop6sito de
casarse con ella. Dos mujeres que
daron entonces defraudadas: Una
de elias fu6 la propia Madeleine,
que hubiera preferido ser la es-
posa que la suegra de Moliere;
otra, la primera actriz de la COM
pania, Nine. de la Brie. Con este
motive hubo revuelo, disputas y
amarguras en- la famosa compania
de teatro. Mas Armande, POGO
sensible a estas dificultades, sin
ito a1n mas excitada SUI vanidad
v Sc case al fin con ell gran autor y
actor. Moliere, entonces va famo-
so, era admirado por la Corte y
gozaba de una pension de 1000
libras. Armande pas6 a represen-
tar los primeros papeles femeni-
nos, que antes estaban solo a car
90 de su madre o de Nine. de la
Brie. Moliere escribia obras para
ella. La amaba extraordinariamen-
te Y siendo veinte amos mayor que
su esposa Sc doblegaba facilmente
a los caprichos de esta.
Armande Bejart demostr6 ser
una mujer coqueta Y vulgar. Mo-
liere daba los primeros papeles a
su esposa y adquiria para esta yes
tidos fastuosos, sintiendose asi or
gulloso, aunque sufria viendo los
exagerados descotes de su muJer,
que ran la admiration de la Cor
La gaceta., 1943-05-18

Cuando para ell lavado Sc quie-
re suavizar aqua no potable, basta
echar una cucharadita de borax
por cada litro de aqua. FL borax
es completamente inofensivo, aun
para ell cuts mas delicado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
TINTIT
El Enemigo de las Canas

El Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la o%portunidad de So
vida Y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y 81 cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y SD
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a So
botica 0 81 no al telefono ndmero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia
P. o. Box $500. Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18

ST, Senior
Compre la pintura B. l.. p. Sc
vende solamente en-
KING-GRECO HARDWARE co.
ga. Avenida y Gale IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Igor Ivan Sikorsky is back in
Detroit. The RusSian-born air.
craft designer and engineer is
back with his pet subject, the
helicopter. And before he leaves
Detroit we will make a bet that
he converts hundreds and per-
haps thousands more to his be-
lief that the helicopter will be
every mans plane" after the
war.
Sikorsky was here last March.
talking 10 an overflow audience
Of engineers at Rackham Me-
mortal. He told them what his
VS-3O0, as the helicopter of his
design is designated. can do.
And they. men of science, went
away believing.
-----Sikessky-has been buiiding
helicopters for IS years. Al the
age of lS he built his first in
Kiev. Russia, his birthplace. II
didn't fly, nor did his next two.
But the VS-300. built in 1899,
docs and has set an international
record of one hour, 30 minutes
in the air in the same spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Farmers Market

FRUITS. Apples. Baldwins. No. ]. SlH
IS hu. Delicious. fancy. 81 hu No /.
81 73@?. No. q $50. Mcintosh, fancy,
s?b22a bu No /, 81 5on IS, No. 2
7SohSl, Greetings. fancy. 81 30 hu No
J. eoeHSi25. Northern Spies. fancy 50 2'
bu., No. 1. 81 J0n2. No. 2. 75caSl,
SHOWS. fancy. 81 IS hu, No | sOc n Sl.15;
No. ?, 50" 7Se; Jonathsn' fancy s. bu
RED fancy s541 81 eu 10 No No. l. ' 1919 I,is'
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS-
dive. No. l. S3M2 50 hu
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS 60
!sc . 81 81 :, SOC cs6bs &c 80 II 75c :.
81 hu. No 2 soc Red cabbage. No /
81 Is bu. No. !, 81 1917. No ,, sra
/ 500 soc No ?. 23G 3Sc Celery. Mich.
root root 10 i, 81 7seias ba. ttisry ese,
base. No /, S3a7 ;so M No 2 81 so
Lseks. No. !, 75casi dor. bchs Onions
DRY fancy Sis 5o-lb sarE No
- go $50, 10 2, 81 10 Parsnips. No. !
roo' 10 !. 81 soS rs bu'. No a. 81
Potatoes. No. T. S225H25N lO0-lh sack
No. z, 81 3om so. Radishss, dollhouse
No. l, soc DOR bchs. Risok radishes. No
=, 81 IN Rhubarh. dollhouse. fancy, s.
SIN box choice. TSc: small. 81 - don
bchs RuishsGas No. 1, TYcISi m
squash Tsbl. Queen, No. l. 81 25 bu
Hubbard, No !. 81 3op IS bu No. ?
75c Tomatoes. dollhouse No, J. 81 "a
, SO slb. basket Turnips topped. No
81 y so bu. Vegetabi. oysters. No. /. 75c
gsl dor. bchs
EGGS LarEs; sisoI'.sO oo-dor. case
POULTRY Live hens. heavy breeds. 3.
~ 35c IN leghorns, 25n 2so SprinGers,
i2hf5c III: leghorn. 32T 35c, turkeys 50
= 55c ID geese 4oa i5e ID. ducks, $50
HOGS Dressed medium. 900 32c IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Electric Use
Gain Extended

NEW YORK. Jan. 8. - The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry OF United States
for the week ended January 2 was
estimated at $3.50, 0O0, 900 kilowatt
hours. according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute. This is an in
crease Of Ia per cent over the
3.288, 6S5, 900 kilowatt hours in the
like week year ago The current
weeks figures are subject TO re-
vision.
Output in tho week ended De-
ccmber 26 totaled 1855. 926. 900
..kilowatt- hours. against a, 234; i2S,-
600 kilowatt hours in l94l an
increase OF ID per cent. and in
the week ended December 10
came to $685. $4,000 kilowstt
hours, against 3,495. 100000 kilo-
watt hours year earlier, an in
crease of 1873 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
.WLB Puts OK.
On Nash Raise
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. s. - Several
thousand employc of the Nash
Kelvinator corporations two local
propeller plants were granted
wage increases ranging from TO
II cents an hour the International
office of the UAW-CIO, announced
today
Union spokesman said the raises
arc retroactive TO Aug. l, 1912.
The boost will bring about a dis
tributlon of tens of thousands of
dollars 10 the workers. who have
been urged by The union 10 invest
the money in war bonds
Don Falor, sub-regional director
of the union, said the War Labor
Board has authorized the corpora
ton 10 place under general order
No. 2 wage increases negotiated
between the union and company
last September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
WPB Restricts
Metal Inventory

NEW YORK. Jan. s. Beginning
April !, manufacturers and Other
users may accept no deliveries oi
the controlled materials" steel
copper and aluminium. which WOULD
raise their inventories above what
can be used in so days. the War
Production Board announced
Controls are applicable item by
item so that acceptance of de-
livery of any item required for
authorized operations is permitted
even though the inventory of some
other item may be excessive" al
the time the rule goes into effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

The German railroads have
snapped back from thcr near
collsnSe in the fsl, 81 lsil and
today arc dong A Job that IS
little short Of miraculous, &C
cordine 10 informed authorities
quoted hy the Wall street
journal
Americans looking for S,cn> OF
= cracking Mar regime sppar-
cntly must tuyn 20 some other
part of the German machine.
German transportation even
now j. not 10 bc Conps red with
ours. however. Civilian travel IS
out Of the question and a huSi-
ness man wanting "a confo- with
Berlin on wax mstCusl must eel
permission 10 travel
The Germans secured the con-
nucred countries for rolling
stock and arc utilizing thclr
railroad raCf0TiCS and repair
shops. Inland waterways arc
used "a capacity and German
railroad shops moro than dou-
bIed their output of locomotives
over 1871. About 1000 IS the
goal for 1913, =
Railroad equipment repairs
carry a priority equal 10 an
planes and submarines and The
Third Reich is concentrating on
a "krieCSlokomoiive" 49, an all
purpose engine designed for Ions
haulS and service IN the extreme
Russian winters.
Today the system is strained
but Germans arc making dellN-
cries 10 other countries on
schedule and the military i
getting both supplies and troops
on schedule.
Last summer. recall that an
eX-German finanCicr and eCono-
mist told group OF Detroit
bankers that the NaZl railroad
system would collapse IN few
months. Apparently he was al
most 100 per cent wrong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
New Glass Gauges

Plans for large scale SubStitu-
lion Of glass precision gauges for
Tho steel gauges now m use IS
planned ny WIPE.
The glass gauges arc already
IN use ~ Frankfort arsenal and
arc being produced by Two glass
firms
Once INC moldS arc made.
they arc cheaper "a produce and
r saving Of threc-quartcrS Of the
n,z n.h0urA- uScd I!.a!l.EE "a
steel gauge Is claimed
In addition, they have other
inhcrcpt advantages As follows.
pcrSpIrauon has no effect on
them, they viii not rust. they
expand loss from the heat of the
hand. they have higher visibility
IN inspection. they're lighter.
scratching leaves no burr and in
tight fits they arc loss liable to
seize or gall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Ford mass production methods
are now being used TO assemble
-mounts-for-the --sTs-m.iiirreter
gun used in the Ford M tank,
il was disclosed today. The out
put has been stepped up 10 sup
ply the mounting production OF
MAS.
Previously. Ford received
many parts from outside COM
panies. Now Ford plants arc
providing every one of the 80
parts, even 10 the intricate
elevating mechanism.
Shortcuts have also been
found in making the gun
mounts. The main section. for
merly consisting Of u fabricated
parts, has now been reduced 10
three castings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
1T Workers in State
Get St1,775 Back Pay

Through enforcement of the
wage-hour act. Sll.775.l4 in back
wages were paid 10 l27 Michigan
employees during December. Miss
Grace G. Glascott, federal wage
and hour regional director. an
nounced today.
Payments were made voluntarily
by employers following federal in
spectionS More than S5l 900 in
wage resolutions were paid 10 IS
employees in the entire region dur
inc December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

products to meet the needs Of war and
postwar conditions.
And by the complete indignation Of the
ownership Of raw material sources and
control Of manufacturing and distribution
m the one com pdny, Wyandoue Chemicals
Corporation will be able still further to
enhance the quality and value for which
wyandoue products have long been noted.
Contracts and commitments Of MICH.
gan Alkali Company and The J. B. Ford
Company in force at the end Of the year
1912 will be carried out without Interrupt
ton by the Wyandotte Chemicals Corpora
ton, and customer contact, will be main.
tanned without interruption by the Michigan
Alkali Division and the J. B. Ford Division
of the consolidated sales departments.
1t is our sincere intention to continue TO
develop and manufacture to the best of
our ability products which help the nation
in wartime and which will contribute TO q
fuller life when peace is won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
War Risk Rates
Cut on East Coast

NEW YORK. Jan. s. New re-
auctions in cargo war risk insur-
ance rates were made public to-
day indicating tho increasing
effectiveness of the campaign
against U-boatS along the East
Coast. Marine underwriters re-
duced the rate from 81. 10 III
per cent on shipments between
Atlantic ports and the West In
dies and Caribbean ports. Sharp
reductions also were made on car
goes between United States ports
and ports in Newfoundland and
Eastern Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Freight Car loadings
Up 29,453 in Week

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended January 2 tolaled
81 Gas cars. an increase OF pass
cars from the previous week. d
decrease OF 55.4S6 cars from the
like week q year ago and an in
crease of 6,S77 cars over the l94l
week, according 10 reports 10 tho
American Association of Railroads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Stock Market
Quiet, Mixed

NEW YORK. Jan. s GNS)-
The stock market was mixed and
quiet today. except for marked
activity in a handful of w-priccd
shares. The markets response to
war and other news was negligible.
a good part Of the 7OO,O OO
share turnover was accounted for
by international Telephone. which
hit a new l942-43 peak; Radio
Corporation. Commonwealth and
Southern and General Gas and
Electric "A"
Several rcprcScntalixe-. issucs.
including Oliver Farm, Borden
American Radiator and Wool
worth, hit new high ground.
Bonds gained fractions 10 moro
than point under the lead OF
rail liens. Treasury bonds were
steady and quiet.
Philip Morris and J. I. Case
each climbed more than point
l. S Gypsum lost as much.
Fractional changes ruled else
where. On the plus side were
Anaconda, American Telephone
United Aircraft Montgomery
Ward. Now York Central. Consoh-
dated Edison and Texas Company
l.. s. Steel. Bethlehem. ChryS-
Ter. General Motors and General
Electric were among the soft is
sues.
The Curb market moved higher
in moderately active trading. but
most price changes were frac
llinnal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
AUTOGRAPHS: s st' s.si. stst 4. %s
BY sILER FREEMAN

United Aircraft, builds the
famed Corsair for the navy.
But his first love is still his
big love. He talks. dreams and
shows movies of the helicopter
which he emissions 10 be the
successor TO the automobile
some daN Or at least. the
closest adjunct TO the auto
which will revolutionize our
modern civilization after the
war.
Who knows? Lesser visions
have CnD1a tr,ta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Votes l5c Dividend

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Kalamazoo
Stove and Furnace Company has
declared the quarterly dividend of
Is cents. payable February ! 10
holders Of record January 20. The
same amount was paid in previous
Quarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Ceramic Fire Crates

Good old-faShioned American
ingenuity is coming 10 the res
cue OF those houSeholderS who
have been unable TO buy new
fireplace CRATES,
Al least 1000. 900. 900 ceramic
CRATES will have been placed on
the market before the winter is
over and they should he COM
paratively plentiful in a short
time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
The Business Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

The WPB conservation div-
sion which assisted in the de-
vclopment Of tho CRATES expects
a saving OF $4,000 tons Of iron.
The ncw CRATES arc made Of
clay. fired and hardened At eN-
trCmcly high temperatures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

e. NJ. Ford-President and Director
r. s. Ford-Vioe President and Director
". r. Torrey-Vics President,
Assistant Treasurer and Director
Ford Bsllantyne-Seeretsry Treasurer
and Director
John B. T. Bacon-Director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
He Dreams On

Sikorsky has built the trans
oceanic clipper ships which
have spread his fame 10 every
corner of the globe. He has
designed and built fighter ships.
In fact his company, the Vought-
Sikorsky Aircraft division Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

President of the Gordon
Chapman Mattress Company
of Detroit, Chapman was
named president of Serta
Associates, the nation wide
organization of 81 leading
mattress manufacturers.
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G. W. Schvsrz- Controller
l. II. Tsylor-Vies President in Charge Of Sale,
c. B. Robinson-Vce President
in Charge Of Sales, J. B. Ford Division
Bert Cremep-Vioe President
in Charge Of Sales, Michigan Alksli Dvi,on
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Chemicals Corporation. This consolidation
i, a logical recognition Of the close rels.
tionship which has existed between the
companies for many years.
Management and personnel will remain
the same, but the consolidation will offer
an opportunity for even greater service
TO our customers.
Mony Benefits 70 Customers
Wyandoue Chemicals Corporation will
continue to have one Of the best dstribu.
tion systems in the United States-maIsing
all Wyandote products more readily
available, TO smaller as we'll as larger
consumers.
Combining the technical stats Of the
two companies will now make it possible
to bring wider range of expert technical
service to Michigan Alkali and The ]. B.
Ford customers everywhere.
The enlarged research laboratories may
be counted upon to develop important new
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pfREcr oRs AND oFFIcsRs

]. B. Ford, Jr.-Director
Milton Knight-Director
". ". Knight Director
6. p. MscNichoi, Jr.-Director
, J. B. Schlotmsn-Director
S. T. Orr-Vice President
in Charge Of Manufacturing