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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Point system Used Previously in Britain

things such stabizing Indicator
prices found be necessary Accordingly the point sys
previously in Great Britain adopted do the work
that prevented by governmental fiat from
Thus the hucuatng flexible point system advertise
which foods abundant
which
In addition this major function the point system also intro
equaitarian principle the national economy
a dunregulated market feared that those
long purses would be position large
portion limited supply of essential items Their may
have exaggerated nevertheless acted motive
he newly adopted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Eddie Kay to Army

Eddie Kay one OF the most
energetic and likablc publicity
purveyors in this area, leaves
for the Army on Wednesday He
is headed for Fort Custer for
preliminary training.
Eddie has been connected
with Kelsey-Hayes for the past
year and before that was with
Ruthruff and Ryan. on the
Dodge account. He was also sec
retary-treasurer of c. B. Nor
gan and Co. photostatic- service
in the Boulevard building.
Eddie Is a Detroit boy who
attended Northern High, Wayne
and Detroit Institute OF Tech
nology. He is married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Resigns I'D Post,
Joins Nat. Stamping

Prof. Francis J. Linsenmeyer
director Of mechanical engineering
az the University of Detroit re-
signed his position today 10 be-
come factory manager and CHIEF
engineer OF the National Stamping
Co. Prof. Linsenmeyer has been q
member OF u. OF DIS engineering
faciIltv for II wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

The current situation also throws light another
question much before begins
TO reduce the scale Of living OF citizens The that
have already passed that dividing line
In wartime popular sentiment spending what takes
10 beat the Axis II does repeat
that the nation could afford half
AT the time there is obligation tools
and natural devoted to the
that they be translated into munitions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. March CUP) Today
paying prices "a growers for beans
Pea beans $50. light red kidneys 50
dark red kidneys. So ChS yellow eyes
So IS. CRS light crAnberrics, 50 CRs dari
Crauberries IS.
Wheat. 81 i71l 20. oats. 5fu 55c: rye
IS n &c. six-rowed barley, 81 ia So
buckWheat 50 sTn2 TO- corn, ESQ e5c
s0yheans no bids
touotstions supplied by Michigan Bear
Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Timken Axle Votes
Dividend Of IS Cents

Timken Detroit Axle Co. has
declared a dividend Of Is cents.
payable March 20, to holders OF
record March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Loew's, Inc. has declared n dlyi-
dcnd Of 30 cents on the common.
payable March II 10 holders of
record March g The same amount
was paid March 81 last year. ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Allegheny LudIum Steel Corpo.

ration declares a dividend of IS
cents on the common. payable
March 81 to holders Of record
March 10, The. same amount was
paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
WINGS Need Point

Detroit's Red Wings need only
one point to get into the playoffs
but they'll also make the grade II
Montreal Canadiens fail TO make
a point in the games left on the
seasons card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Detroit Stocks

, nNl3r nds IN the Foregoing table are ihs
'up'tS declared ar paid 80 Tar this year,
unless otherwise noted. s-Psid IN lst7,
ex IN div idend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
CLASS a
CLASS r

Totals 9i3 500 s73 Totals $50 7si $50
Grand total 25s5 Grand total 2470
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Male Help Wanted

A BRIGHT young boy Of II or over with
car for stockroom and messenger work
Steady position and good opportunity FOL
advsneement Bordens. $500 y. Forest.
has several openings for alert, intelligent
men, age IS 20 ~, draft deferred These
are permanent positions which VIII not be
affected nv changing conditions Coed
starting salary, group insurance and retire.
mcnt plan excellent working conditions
with A substantial future Experience IN
banking. financing or sales desirable but
not essential Telephone Cadillac $500 for
appointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
THE MICHIGAN BANK

AIRLINE RED CAPS
Opportunity for eolored men 3j-g5 steady.
Contact American Airlines, City Airport,
for further details.
.AUDIToR--Msn or woman; night work:
must be familiar with transcript. Apply
assistant manager, Hotel fuller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
CLASS C

'atals 900 eIs s54 Totals ssS sie s9s
rand total 1880 Grand total 2674
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
FOREIGN Exchange
z Billion Dollar Munitions States

Ssis, Which War Conrses Let Between June 4o and us
DNs November r947. Exceeded Billion Donsr W V0eo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Throws Liqh+ on Another Economic Question

people through leveling up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Totals s44 s24 e27 Totals $50 s27, elsl
Grand total 1895 Grand total 2o95l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Totals $50 s7e e52 Totals s74 1877 eos
Grand total 1891 Grand total 23Te
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Life Begins at loo." Says Woman Psychologist

dom away from the dominance
of someone else. II also some
times allows person 10 achieve
victories which CounteraCt dis
appointment and defeats in bust
ness something which might be
OF considerable Importance in at
tanning the cquanlmity which
may lead 10 long witty
a good sense OF humor has
saved the day many times for
persons old and young If you
can find something 20 laugh at
in the thing that annoys, the
chances are Il wall cease 20 be
distressing.
Anyone who doubts that life
long wit is good antidote for
old age no doubt will pardon the
reminder that the great Irish
humorst. George Bernard Shaw.
who is 81. is well on his way "a
being a centenarian OF course ne
has added physical activity OF
various kinds, such as wood
chopping and a special vegcta-
rian diet 20 his regime and il
must be admitted hasn't lived so
long by his wit alone
According to his recent bioc-
raphy. even the romance on
which olds1ers- repnrted Ia
thrive, has not been missing m
the playwught's life.
Or Bird points out that one
Of the biggest benefits of humor
is that II acts as a levrier Of a
persons sense of values
She recommends that this per-
sonahty trait, together with the
others which were outstanding in
the philosophy of the centenar-
ians, be developed in little chill
dren TO be- carried with them
through life
That isn't as far fetched as it
may sound Being interested in
things around one, developing
habits Of being busy, and not
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

worrying. all are as useful TO a
child of 5 as to a grown up
Of too.
Cicero. an accepted authority
on old age before the Christian
era because he lived 10 be 63
years while the average life span
Of Romans at that time was a
mere % years. emphasized the
necessity that age have a we'll
laid foundation in youth. The
idea is just as good today. Or.
Bird urges. as it was nearly
1000 years aGo.
Other experts have developed
the idea OF schools for the aged
One such educational project
was school for maturates'
started IN Oklahoma City several
years ago \ mattuate, IN case
you don't know IL is an elderly
person with Youthful viewpoints.
Or William Arch McKeover who
conducted the school had an en-
rollment of nearly 1000 pupils
none Of them Younger than 70
and tho oldest ll2
This physician himself q man
OF siXty-cisht SAID that 1T isn't
old age bat faulty diet lack Of
interest in life loneliness and
neglect that kills most old people
off.
The slogan Of tho school was
something interesting for every
member TO do
In line with this is the opinion
Of Or. George Lawton> who saws
that some day every community
will have its schools for. older
people. with courses of study de-
signed for the special needs, in
terests and abilities Of men and
women in the SIXTIES. seventies
and even eighties and with couu-
selors for Individual old people"
The present war has brought
out capabilities of many old pcu-
pie they didn't realize they had.
While younger men have gone 20
the fighting front and young wo-
men have IN some measure re-
placed them at home, men and
women in their sixties, seventies.
eighties and even beyond have
taken places in the production
line and arc doing whatever they
can 10 help win the war
This cannot help but strengthen
the confidence Of oldstcrs in
themselves and help prolong
their prime
The limit Of life expectancy
beyond a century. which in the
future may be extended by mod
crn health conditions and pre-
venhve medicine Rresents.A far
reaching post-war'problem - says
Or Bird,
"One step in it's solution Us an
understanding Of the. personality
of those who have reached the
present outpost of life
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
ROPE TRICKSIHAT Max
Tie FIGURE TRIMMER

NRETTY Mary Lou Cook, q
HHollywood starlet, has worked
y out an Indian rope trick
all her own.
Miss Cooks stunt consists Of
making extra poundage disappear
and that, as any maid and
matron can testify, calls for
magic of the first order.
This Indian rope" of the
Hollywood Miss is nothing more
or less than an elastic-treated
cord of the kind that can be
bought at most sporting goods
shops
By using this rope in variety
OF ways, II is possible 10 stretch
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

practically every muscle in the
body. 1t is this muscle-pulling
that lops off the fat
The exercises developed by this
Hollywood newcomer are partic-
ularly good for slimming legs and
ankles and trimming inches off
the hipline.
In the three photographs on
this page, Miss Cook demon
sti'ates the best basic exercises,
To get a flattering waisthne,
the exerciser should sit on the
floor legs wide apart and knees
straight, and then alternately
reach for her toes while keeping
the rope tight
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
When
Your Dog
begins 10
Scratch
You Owe Him
Relief
a doeI 5 hlood nv be

=
continually affected by
impurities. produced by the restraint of do
r,cstlc life improper food lack ~ natural
exercise and impaired elimination These
conditions act % set up an intense irritation
IN the nerve end,ugs Ot his skin. No Won
der he is frctful. nervous lie rs IN torment
lie looks 70 YOU for help and you can
give lt-QUIC KlY
Rex Hunters Dog Powders m convenient
tablet form provide blood tonic elements
and a reconstructlvc for dogs OF all breeds
any age Gwen regularly on Saturdays each
week they act 20 quickly relieve disorders
due to lack OF proper conditioning that
cause continuous scratching. loose coat,
liStlcssuess, poor appetite bad breath and
skin irritation They work % make your
pet happier. healthier and more contented
Ask al your Drug Store or Pet Shop for
Res Hunters Dog POWders--ksep Dogs Fit.
II unable 20 obtain locally send 25c or 81 10
J. Hilgers a CO., D-5l1, Binghamton. n. L..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

Try. also, that delightful skin
cleanscr-pure, mild Resinol
Soap. Its distinctively fragrant,
fluffy lather acts gently, rinseS
easily, and leaves the skin linger-
inRly refreshed. Resinol Soap is
not artihcially colored, and is
agreeable TO sensitive skin.
ATTENTION Have you sent. YET. for
one of those handy little
Hollywood Siop-RVn MendsS7
Write today and send only i0tto
ReSinol, N.s2, Baltimore.i, Md,
and receive a guest cake ReSlnol
Soap. a sample Rcsinol Ointment,
and the useful Stop Run Mending hit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

NERNINE helps relieve nervous tension,
helps quiet the nerves and permits refresh
ing sleep. Just try Or Miles NERNINE
when nervousness keeps you awake and
when YOU feel luuipy, RESTLESS or have
nervous headaches or nervous indigeS-
uon Your druggist has Or Miles Ncrvlnc
in Two forms Liquid IN 25c and 81 90
sizes. EncrvCsccnt Tablets IN 35c and
15c sizes For FREE sample write Miles
laborl'orr,. Inc, Dept Avis Elkhart.
Indiana. For best results be- sure 10 read
the directions on the package and take
only a. dIrCCtCd,a
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
RES0NOlo...s o..ss5ss .ss ses1
When You Go To Bed Do Your
Nerves Stay Up?

In those busy days thousands Of men and
women work hard, long Then at night their
keyed .uh. ovcrwrought nervous systems re-
fuse 90 relax and allow them 90 got the rest
and s'Np they need. When they Eptn bed
their NERVES stay up. and they CAN'T sleep
After q crowded day when your nerve
are ovcr-iraIncd. when they keep YOU
awake eat night. don't he there and suffer.
Do something about d. Surely YOU know
how sound rt,uul sleep benefits ihc body
and how thc JOS, at sleep dtag- you down
For over 80 years thousands nf busy
men and women have found that d. NIic5
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
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Continued from Page ~
people require more, some less,
than the oft-qIoted eight hours.
Getting fun out of lIfe another
longevity rile of the centena-
rians might include two things
recreation and n sense Of humor.
Or Kari MeuniuEcr we'll
known psychiatrst, recently said
that many people do not take
recreation seriously enough. Play
can act like a safety valve II is
a method OF blowing off steam
II gives maE or woman
chance 10 act with perfect free
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

For taking extra pounds off
around the ankles, the rope is
placed around both feet while
lying. flat The ankles are then
moved backward and forward as
the eXerciser tries to make her
toes touch the ceiling.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

CMOOTH soothing Resinol
- Ointment on your smarting,
fevered, sun.Scorched skin. See
for yourself how good il feels
as its oiiy, medioated touch lu-
bricates the parched surface,
quickly eases burning torment.
and haStenS natures healing
Countless people use Rcsinol,
praising its efficient relief OF
skin itching. burning and minor
irritation, externally caused. ltS
oiiiHc0 byoiongs fbe beneGciai
action OF its valued ingredients.
Try Rcsinol for dry eczema, chat
ing and simple rectal irritation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

For lcG-slimming the cord is
loopcd over each foot and the
legs are alternately raised and
lowered in a kicking fashion
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
MEATLEss MEALS OR MEAI-sTRETcHERs
Count on Criseo
TO moke 'em hearty and good!
BEEF ROLL-UPS

J 70 round steak egg
lsiced very thin / tbsp. ketchup
. slices white bread tbsp milk
l small onion, chopped Salt and pepper
3 tbsps Crisco
Cut steak into squares. Pound -four and salt into
each piece. For sfufirg, Combine bread lbroken
into pieces. onion, egg. ketchup milk, seasonings
and tbsp. melted Crisco. Spread dressing over
meat. Roll up and fasten with toothpicks Fry in
remaining CTisco in hot skillet until well Drowned
Add water almost 20 top Of Roll.Ups Cover and
simmer IS min. or until meat IS tender, add more
water if needed Serve with gravy bed Of boiled
noodle
ALL MEASUREMENTS LEVEL
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
MARY LEE SWANN'S
POINT RATIONING
SHOPPING LIST

Grafton Points for n Family OF
Four for One Week
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
ANTI.JIM CROW

Plans for program of non-vioent civil dlsobedence
and incorporation part of antijm crow action were
sketched this week by President A. Philip Randolph of the
March on Washington Movement. The program would
include refusal by colored people to obey any law which
violates their basic human, moral and citizenship rights
such as the i-crow cars and all forms of discrimination
If the program Of civil dsobedience and incorporation
is initiated by the March On Washington Movement it will
call upon coored people to boycott the jmcrow cars in
the South and ride provided for citizens generally
and refuse go into n-crow waiting but to enter
the normal waiting provided for everybody. If
they are elected and put out Randophs council that
they should fight back but that they should constantly
keep up their program of refusing to enter crow cars
waiting rooms "in orderly, peaceful and quiet
manner
According to the plans coored citizens should exer
else their civil rights and eat in all places in every city
where citizens normally eat and that in Washington, D.
C. they should daily to the Congressional restaurant
and enter and request service each and every day devoted
to nonviolen civil disobedience and incorporation"
The proposed action is justified on the ground that "a
citizen is morally obligated to disobey unjust law.
Persons in the armed forces and in work not to
participate in the program, Mr.. Randolph said.
The novel program will require considerable discus
sion before it can be put in operation Perhaps that is the
main reason for its announcement months before the May
conference of the March On Washington Movement The
purpose and methods should be fully clarified and all par
Elephants made of local limitations if the plan is to
be successful both focusing public attention upon anti
democracy practice nj the United States and in ensting
wider support from liberal and progressive elements.
thorough schooling in the procedure adopted appears
of outstanding Importance.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
ELKS INSTALL

Commonwealth Lodges newly
elected officers were installed
Thursday night at a meeting in
Elks Home, 401 Mass. Ave, with
Grand Organizer, Carlos Vale,
officiating. Those installed
were: Robert Taylor, exalted
ruler; Louis Williams, esteemed
leading Knight; Samuel Ed
wards, est. loyal knight; Charles
Branch, sec'y; W. C. Galloway,
rec. sec'y; Maurice Smith, treas;
Fred C. Smith, tyler; Edward S.
Taylor, inner guard.
The Elks closed "a busy year"
with the annual election Of of.
flcers on Dec. 3 and joint men,
ortal services Sunday, Decem-
Der 10 in Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Dedication of the ElkS
Home was carried through with
several notable features, includ-
ing a musical festival, street
parade. Victory dance, and war
bond sale, attended by city and
state dignitaries. Grand Exalt-
ed Ruler j. Finley Wilson not
only was present for the dedi-
cation but visited the Lodge sew
eral times during the year.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
Public Safety Committee
Launches "Share ONE" Drive

Beginning this week, Boston
will launch "share the home"
campaign as a guard against
suffering in case of failure of
the fuel oil supply.
The movement, first of its
kind in the country, will be
started in the West RoXbury-
RoslindaIe section, where wom-
en- enrolled as volunteers I'M
der the Boston Committee on
Public Safety, will make a
house-to-house canvass to
learn who are willing to open
their home to less fortunate
neighbors if it becomes neceS-
sary.
officials believe the fuel
shortage will reach it's peak in
late January or in February,
particularly II severe snow
storms and cold waves occur.
They point out that the home
owner who takes in a neigh
Dor one week might be forced
to seek a similar favor in an
ensuing week as the oil supply
f1uctuates.
Those who open their homes
may be reimbursed from the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
Janey-Smith-

CONTINUED from Page one)
E. Smith of Fort Huachuca.
Arizona was best man.
The courteous and efficient
ushers at both wedding and
reception were: Sgt. Kenneth
l.. Janey, Pvt. 1st Glass George
Johnson, MesSrs. Charles E.
Janey, Herbert L. Janey, Irv-
ing L. Wood, william M. Kew.
Henry B. Battle and Benjamin
Logan.
The reception followed i'm
mediately at the spacious
rooms Of the League, of worl-
en- for Community Service.
55S Massachusetts, ave. The
happy couple and their parents
received in the library with
the entire wedding arty. They
made a beautiful picture in the
perfectly balanced receiving
line. Many were the friends
who came to offer sincere
congratulations and best wish
es. Gifts were displayed in the
drawing room under the care
Of Miss Bertha Saunders, Mrs.
James Hawkins, Mrs. Mary E.
Luck, Mrs. Archibald Prescott,
and Mrs. Ellis Ryder.
Standing on the mahogany
staircase the bride tossed her
bouquet over the carved balus-
trade. 1t was caught by Miss
Frances Anderson, smiling
daughter Of Mrs. Portia An
derSon Of Roxbury. Everyone
retired to the lower floor where
oUU guests were served. Dane
ing was enjoyed by many
both before and after the
bride cut her -tiered we'd
ding cake.
The couple left at IL mid
night for New York on a dou-
bic honeymoon with 1t. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Smith (nee
Wilhelmipa Evelyn Seales)
whose wedding was on Christ
mas Eve. Its. Janey and Smith
return to duty leaving a lost
Of friends who wish them a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
Churches
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Jordan Hall

"Anglo-American Soviet Rela-
tons in War and Peace" will be
the subject of the address by DR.
Hans Kohn, Professor of Mod
ern European History at Smith
College, at the Community
Church of Boston Sunday, jan
uary 10, at 1920. Professor
Kohn is a native Of Prague
Czechoslovakia, and has lived
for many years in Russia,
France, England and the Near
East. He is a recognized auth
ority in modern history, inter
national relations, and political
science and is an author of note.
Besides teaching at Smith Col
lege, DR.. Kohn has been Visit
ing Professor at Harvard and
Radcliffe, the University of CAL
ifornia and the University of
Colorado.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09

crease OF approximately sls.
$4,000 from the figure of S2oo
O8o,34l at the close of the nre,
ceding year. Assets of the sue,
tenn increased to $4l,82S. 7S3, >
gain of $3,4a3,685 during tbs
year.
The mortality ratio for the
fiscal period was IS per cent Of
expected, slightly higher than
the exceptionally low figure
reached in the preceding wear
but about the same as the ratio,
flor 1888 and 1899. Net Interest
earnings of the system were al
the rate of $50 per cent.
Savings Bank Life Insurance
is cooperating wherever possible
in furtherance of the nation,
war effort" Mr.. Beever oh.
served. "In particular, we are
doing our part to help finance
our government, and assist III
combating initiation. Through
purchase Of government bonds
AS of Oct. 81, 1912, 1873 per cenj
of all system assets were inves
ted in United States Govern,
ment obligations, a substantial
increase from the figure Of 36s
per cent at the close of the lS4l
year"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
Carver

CONTINUED from Page one)
charge Of the college green
house and the bacterial labor
atory work in systematic bot
any. Two years later he had
earned the degree of Master CT
Science and made the ac-
quaintance of Booker T. Wash
ington, who then was bringing
the Tuskegee Institute in Ala
bama to notice.
He went to Tuskegee in 1896
and stayed there for the re-
mainder of his life, directing
the Department of AgricuItur-
al Research.
In 1928 the National Associ-
alton for the Advancement of
Colored People awarded him
the Spingarn Medal for dis
coveries that would change
the economic life Of the South.
IN 1885 he was appointed c3l-
laborator in the Bureau of
Plant Industry of the United
States Department Of Industry,
in the division Of plant mycol-
ogy and disease survey. He was
invited frequently to speak be-
fore agricultural classes in the
white technical colleges Of the
south.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-09
Gov. SaItOnstalI's
Address Contains
Sound Policies

The speech is plain-spoken
document that should be stud
led by every citizen of our Com
monwealth. The highlights Of
the address are as follows:
"The people of MasSachu-
sets have chosen us to serve
them in one of the most criti-
cal times in the history of our
country. Our decisions on
their problems must be made
in a world filled with violence,
haste, anxiety, and sorrow,
We must not fail.
Maintain those services
which are essential to health
and strength on the home
front.
Improve the management
of public business. In the face
of growing Federal taxes and