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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
$500 Vie in ROTC Meet
Monday for Times Trophy

Their training sharpened by the
fact their country rs at war and
the knowledge they may soon
graduate into full time soldier
officers. crack units representing
$500 Detroit high school members
Monday will compete for excel
lence trophies in the oath annual
ROTC field day at Briggs Sta
dunn,
Under flying flags and military
music from bands representing
the three ROTC regiments en-
comprising the city's high schools,
the units will strive for trophies
representative Of all that makes
a trained officer.
COVETED TROPHY
'MOre 80 than ever before,
this year ROTC members have
been aware of the Importance
OF their organization" Capt.
Martin S. Ryan of ROTC head
quarters here said Saturday.
Most coveted trophy OF Mon
days competition, Ryan said, is
the military excellence award
presented annually by The De-
trolt Times This cup is given to
the unit which accumulates the.
highest number OF points during
the year. plus the points won at
field day.
This trophy 10 be presented by
John G. Manning. managing edi-.
tor Of The Detroit Times. is.
awarded on the basis Of the fol-.
lowing points won during the past
year:
. Inspection rating by officers
Of The Sixth Service Command,
Chicago.
. Workmanship honors in
greatest number Of Sharpshoot-
ers and markSmen.
PRESENTS BANNER
. Scholastic attachments by in
dIvidualS IN the company.
. Attendance based on number
ot cadets who made rifle team.
. Plus points won AT the field
day meet itself where trophies
VIII he awarded 10 winners in
company drlll platoon drill
sound DRIFT. manual of arms and
tent pitching competition
Col Alexander l.. p. Johnson.
VhO returned recently from Aus
Iralia TO assume charge Of the
Detroit ROTC. is presenting
banner for military excellence IN
he form Of a special guldon 10
10 = = ? i--4-A = ffrf'-tf1r T1rXr yCaT ny
10 company that wins the Times !
up
All participants in tho field day
competitions and exhibitions viii
assemble AZ Briggs Stadium a. 10
o'clock m the morning for pre-
Imlnary events and drill.
a Z3O p m, the actual field
lay demonstrations and compet-
ions viii officially begin with an
entrance parade, followed by ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Dempsey Trial Recessed

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, June s
(UP)-T'he Dempsey divorce trial
was in recess today until IL a. m.
Monday when Mrs. Hannah VIII
liams Dempsey will present her
case against Jack Dempsey, former
heavyweight champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
CAP Boasts Own
Seaplane Base
Five Ramps Installed
by Volunteer Workers

Completion Of a Civil Air Patrol
Seaplane base az the foot Of
Meadowbrook was announced Sat
urday by headquarters.
Through the use Of volunteer
labor in plan similar 10 that
employed in constructing the CAP
Wings airport five ramps have
been installed for the craft that
will operate from tho base.
The seaplanes will fly in close
cooperation with the coast guard.
Dawn-to-duSk aerial patrols are
planned during the lake naviga-
tion season.
The squadron will be under the
command Of II. William Haboush.
1t Wesley a. AlthouS has been
named deputy operations officer Of
Group 63S He has been succeeded
as commander Of Squadron 63S-f
by 1t Charles L. Phillips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

The responsibility Of the Chi-opvacsor % the
public health IL IN pTetent, correct on control
those conditions Of the SPINE tOhieh, BY interfe-,
ing u1th normal nervS junction., cause dtscdSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

fully guarded against. When tbere-is7nye degree
OF spine failure the result is that some body tissues
are be,ng deprived Of the necessary nerve coord
or influence they need 20 function normally
You can see that troubles resulting from sprns
failure do not necessarily, nor even usually. show
UP IN the back. Those who DO not feel really UP
to par should make sure that the trouble Is not
coming from some. failure in the vitality important
spine 1t takes backbone to be healthy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
MAIN PROVISIONS

The bill. approved by. the
House yesterday by a vote Of 23l
10 al, would:
Cloak tho War Labor
Board with statutory powers. in
GLIDING authority 10 SUBPOENA
witnesses in any labor dispute.
2-Provide 81 900 fine or one
years Imprisonment or both for
persons who aid in interrupt
ing work at war plants seized
by the government
3 Require 30 days notice
and secret ballot before
strikes can be called in war
plants
4 Require labor unions 10
register with the NLRB and file
financial data.
s Prohibit labor organiza-
tons 10 political campaigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Senators Speed
Anti-Strike Bill
=, Anger Rises
Lewis Defiance Stirs
Resentment; Measure
Most Drastic in Years

WASHINGTON. June ) CUP)-
Mounting congressional resent
ment toward John l.. Lewis today
sped toward enactment the most
far-reaching anti-strike legislation
in 10 years OF the New Deal.
Although the coal dispute which
gave impetus 10 the measure may
be settled before the bill becomes
law. its sponsors predicted enact
ment ANYHOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

CHROPRACTIC SOCIETY," Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

ne ssrs proud ~ b me
first oombany ~ MfchiEsr
~ sLich 1905 Of orRsri.
ss,ion conbibsfsd ~ sscsD
Of IOT 81 esyroH dedgc.
ton for Hsr Bond.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Stock Leaders Drop
In Profit Iaking;
Losses Cut Later
Declines Of Fractions
To 81 or So Reduced
Or Erased ut Close
BY VICTOR EIBANK,


NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-The stock
market took time out today to ac-
commodate customers who converted
part of their paper profits to cash
in the wake Of Mondays advance
to the highest average level in more
than two years.
Declines OF fractions to a point
Or SO ruled from the start 1t vas
the first setback since February s.
Offerings were never urgent and,
while dealings topped the 100000
share mark, they were relatively
slow when stacked up against the
previous 1885 $40 total. largest since
December l94l. a little support ar
rived in the final hour and losses
were reduced or Cancelled in many
cases near the close. Low priced
utilities and industrialS sold in big
blocks but most got nowhere in par
ticular
Coed war news from Russia and
the SOlOmonS helped offset cloudy
dispatches from Tunisia. Initiation
ideas continued as a bolstering fac
tor, Many potential buyers stood
aside. however, because of appre-
henslon over possible technical
correction Of the lengthy upswing
A brisk upturn in commodities was
a steadying influence for equities
Evening star., 1943-02-16

Despite the spotty share picture
new 1912 l943 peaks were touched
by Curtis Publishing. American
Telephone and Public Service of New
jersey. Resistant we're United
States Steel, Bethlehem, Santa Re,
Goodyear, United States Rubber,
Deere. Woolworth and Texas Co.
Down most of the day were Gen
cral Motors, New York Central,
Westinghouse. General Electric. An
aconda, Montgomery Ward J. I.
Ccse, International Harvester,
Western Union Columbia Gas, In
ternational Telephone, Union Car
bido. Standard Oil New Jersey.
ns-Manville, j. c. Penny. Philip
Morris and United States Gypsum,
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PdILADELTHIA Feb & y the Sc.
fGe 60S39 repoFeo Wig iqSay tf
dealers or specialists on the New Work
s ock FXchan2e for February Is 5113
25 short sales involving So shares.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Approximate Sales To-day.

ll;00 AM 1880 1900 Noon 525. 100
100 Pm 1O7,970 200 PM. 857.33O
Total ------------1 1.IS2.320
unit OF trading, 10 shares: sales print.
ed in full. In bankruptcy or receivership
or being reorgaDlzed under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
panles. Rates of dividend in the foregoing
the last quarterly or semi-annual decla-
ration. Unless otherwise noted special or
extra dividends are not included xd Elk
dividend. xr Ex rights. Exclusive of ex-
ira or extras. Cash or stock ePaid
last year Payable in stock gDe-
clared or paid so far this year Payable
in Canadian funds. k Accumulated diyi-
lens paid or declared this year
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
LA PAZ, UNA IDEA
INHUMANA'

La revista pedagogical alema-
ma "Internationale Zeitschrifi
fur Erziehung'' publica un ar
ticulo del Professor Alfred Bau.
mler sobre 81 tema ia demo.
cracia mundial y ell nacional So
cialismo." En- 81 dice, entire O.
tras cosas: LA suerte terrible
de Occidente fue perseguir du-
rante siglos la inhumana idea
de la paz. FL sueno de la paz per
fecta es inhumano porque es in
compatible con los hechos en- 81
mismos y col IL realidad huma
ma. La idea de una paz univer-
sal es absurda porque esta ba-
sada .sobre una imposibilidad.
Prcmover la idea de la paz uni
versal y, al mismo tempo, man
tener las realidades de la exis-
tencia del pueblo, es una contra
dicci6n patente." 81 no fuera
uporque 10 hemos leido, creeria-
mos impossible que Sc hubiera es
critic Semejante cosa.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
POLITICA
DE TRANVIA

Durante una temporada, los
tranvias y trenes suburbanos
de Oslo y Bergen pasaban sin
detenerse pOr las estaciones don
de habia nazis o soldados alema
mes esperanto en- la plataforma.
La excusa de los conduotores
era que los vehiculos iban lie
nos. Entonces, los alemanes die
ron 6rdenes para que Sc detu-
viesen en- las paradas o estacio-
mes, y que, en- ell case de ir He
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
CONTENIDO Ell AVANCE
DE LOS So
BRE YUNAN

Ohungking, Enero 22-La o.
fensiva que $4,000 japoneses,
apoyados por 10000 siameses,
habian lanzado sobre ell sur de
la provincial de Yunan ACADIA de
ser contenida. El enemigo, al
iniciar la campana, gan6 algdn
territorio entire los rios Mekon
y Salween.
TOman parte en- las operacio-
mes las divisiones niponas nG-
ros Is, l, 2 y A.
Todos los ~esfuerzos del enc
migo en- Ell triangulo Hupeh
Anhwei Honan tambien resulta
ron infructuosos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
FINLANDIA HARTA
DE LA GUERRA

En- un articulo titulado Fin
landia va ha tenido bastante
guerra" "Sydvenska Dagbla-
Diet" dice 10 siguiente: EN- las
granldes librerias de Finlandia
nadie pide libros r~eferente a la
guerra. Toda literature de que
IRA esta en- las anaquelerias sin
tocar. Dicen los vendedores que
las gentes no compran peri6di-
cos. Alegan que los titulares son
bastantes y que no pueden a.
guantar ell texto. En- Gambia, to
da la literature inglesa, clasica
o moderna, Sc ha agotado.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
PERDIO LA VIDA AL CAER
Sc DE UN TRACT0R

I'm vecino de la estaci6n dc
night, Denver E. Hawthorne
de Sc amos, cay6 aver del trac-
tor que ensenaba a manejar a
Su hijo Griffin, de 16 amos,
perdi6 la vida
FL joven tuvo que correr pa
ra parar el pesado aparatO y
despues levantar los discos y sa
car eli cuerpo de su padre.
SObreyiven al desventurado
ciudadano, ademas de su hijo,
su viuda, Sra. Myrtice Haw-
thorne, y una hija, Marta Julia
Hawthorne, de 10 amos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

Aceptaron los obreros del HE
FRO la orden de su vicepresiden
tie International, S. C. F. Strick
land.
Volvieron los drivers" a sus
camiones bajo orden de Daniel
j. TObin, presidente de Ia Her
mandad International de Team
sters, y de su agente local, VIII
liam E. Sullivan.
Los problemas de esos traba-
jadOreS Sc discutieron aver en-
tire ell administrator del astille-
70 Neal A. Melick y ell agente
de negocios R. T.. Richey.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
PRISIONES
DE PAGO

Narios noruegos que han pa
sado un ano en- las prisiones ale
manas Y en- los campos de con-
contraction, han recibido una
factura enyiada por las autori-
dades alemanas despuas de su
li0eraci6n. Els la cuenta de su
hospedaje y alimentaci6n en- el
Tercer Reich. FL peri6dico Go
teborg5 Misunderstanding" cree
cue los presses politicos en- No.
ruega seran obligados, tambien,
a pagan el costo de su prisi6n
(desde 1888 Sc acostumbra ell
Alemania a pedir ell pago de la
alimentaci6n de los presses en-
custodia protectora).
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
LA AVIACION DEL EJE BON
BARDEA A ARGEL

Argel, Enero 22.-Una peque'
Tia fuerza de bombarderos de
Eje atac6 a esta ciudad en- Ia
noche de aver. Dos de los apa.
ratios enemigos fueron derriba.
dos. Cayeron las bombas en- el
area de la ciudad, pero solo o.
casionaron ligeros danos. Dos
alarmas Sc dieron durante la nc
che.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

la quien Sc acusa de heber dado
muerte a Frank Zatarain, el
pasado dia Ia.
Demanda Pierce que sc seha-
le fianza a su defendido, pero a
este Sc opone 81 fiscal del Esta-
do.
Viene estudiando FL fiscal las
declaraciones ~prestadas en- Ell
case.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
, BAJO LA TTRANIA DE- HITLER

nos, %saiiese el sufieiente n1me-
10 de noruegos para que los ale
name, tuviesen sitio. Ahora, to
dos los noruegos Sc salem en-
cuanto entran los alemanes, de-
jandolos solos com lsprosos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
Ell SR. FRANK
SANTOS

Guarda CANA, padeciendo de
grippe, Ell conocido joven Frank
Santos, empleado del astillero
de la Tampa Shipbuilding.
Santos, a quien sus amigos co
nocen por ell Gallego, reside en-
la calle DieZ.
Hacemos votos porque pueda
retornar a sus labores y seguir
ayudando al esfuerzo de guerra
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

instruction especializada en- ciertas
materias.
Estes estudiantes prestaran SER
vicio active en- ell Ejercito, en- la
Marina o en- otras ramas militares
y percibiran, durante ell entrena-
miento, un sueldo igual al que reci-
brian 81 estuviesen destacados en-
un campamento militar o una base
naval.
Sc han tornado disposiciones
especiales para los estudiantes que
cursan estudios y que sea llamados
a prestar servicio militar bajo la
enmienda de la Ley de Conscripci6n
en- que Sc incluye a los hombres de
Is y 10 amos.
Estudiantes de medicina
Por ejemplo, los estudiantes de
medicina mas avanzados seran
llamados al terminar Ell semestre
escolar, y luego regresaran a sus
estudios va en- calidad de miembros
de las fuerzas armadas,
De igual manera Sc dispondra
de los estudiantes que han estado
tomando parte activa en- ell Cuerpo
de Entrenamiento de Ofciales de
Reserva que ha funcionado en- las
universidades de los Estados Unidos
durante varios amos.
Los estudiantes de tercer ano de
ingenieria completaran ell curse, Y
entonces seran incorporates a las
fuerzas militares para prestar SER
vicio active, pero Sc les sometera a
un entrenamiento especial, AUS
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

Lopez Gonzalez; Jewel Lillian
Pricher contra Winston Fay
Pricher; Juanita Frederick con
ira Darrell R. Fredeick; Doro-
thy Player Stencil contra Char
les Wallace Stencil; Jimmie
Bown Segallos contra Beatrice
Tulsa Mccall Segallos; Rose D.
Clark contra Frank Clark.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
JUICIO DE UNI RECOURSE
DE HABEAS CORPUS

lESta senalado para la tarde
de hoy, por ell juez Sander, un
juicio para resolver ell recurso
de habeas corpus planteado por
el abogado William C. Pierce
en- favor de Mario Hernandez,
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
LOS SEIS REPRESENTA-.
TIES DE LA FLORIDA

Washington, Enero o. La
Florida esta representada en- la
alta camara por los senadores
Claude Pepper y Charles 0. An
drews Y en- la camara baja por
j. Hardin Peterson, Emory H.
Price, Robert L, F. Skies, Pat
Cannon Joe Hendricks y Lex
Green. Fue electo Green por to-
do ell Estado.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
LEON HENDERSON VISTA
RA A CUBA Y MEXICO

Miami, Enero 22-Leon Her
derson, el administrator de
precios de la naci6n, sc encuen'
ira aqui y dice que Sc siente CO.
mo un jugador de fultbol des'
pu6s de un violento partido. Sc
neg6 a discutir el pasado o flu.
turo de la OPA.
Sc propone hacer cortas visi'
tas a Cuba y Mexico.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS.

Decretos: Edward Culver con
ira Berta Culver; Alberto Hero
conta Covadonga Hero; Abra-
ham Stroller contra Leila Stro-
zier; Maxine Griffin contra ia
mes Hamilton Griffin Jr.
Nuevas demandas: Olemente
Emilio Gonzalez contra Carmen
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

racaidas Ell esta capital y Sc
apoderarOn de un automovil,
Dos policias, que hcian una
comprehension de los coches, los
apresaron.
Ell bombardero enemigo ha-
bia sido derribado por la arti-
iberia.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
APARATOS INGLESES Alta
CARON Ell OCCIDENTE
DE BIRMANIS

Nueva Delhi, India, Enero p
LOS bombarderos ingleses pro
tegidos por cazas, atacaron a.
yer ell occidente de Birmania,
arroiando bombas entire Akyab
" Rathedaung. Los caZas nipo-
mes Sc elevaron, pero no inten-
taron interceptar a la escuadri-
lla aliada.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

tado al que tenfan auteriormente Y
a sus capacidades especiales.
Ademas de estas disposiciones
para ell entrenamiento de jovenes
que entran en- las fuerzas armadas,
ell programa citado permite que
participen en- el los individuos de II
a % amos alistados en- ell Ejercito
o en- la Marina. Los que tengan
la instruction ~necesaria, 10 cual Sc
determinara a base de los ante
cedentes escolares del individuo Y
mediante un examen, seran en-
.viados a las universidades para que
reciban un entrenamiento especial.
Distribution de estudiantes
Los Secretaries de Guerra Y de
Marina explicaron que las apti-
tudes de los candidates seran juz-
gadas por sus commentaries, Y Sc
hjaran Quotas de acuerdo con una
distribution ~geografca, a fin de
extender ell programa 10 mas que
Sc pueda.
Sc hara TODD esfuerzo, en- ammonia
con los requisites de las differences
ramas del servicio, por asignar
cursos a los estudiantes que habian
estado estudiando previamente o
que preferan seguir dichos sudios,
permitiendose traslados. U
Al terminar los cursos, todos los
estudiantes continuaran recibiendo
instruction en- materials relaciona-
das con la rama del servicio al que
pertenezcan y los que reunan los
requisites %necesarios seran ascen-
didos al grade de oficiales.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
LOS E r
RON AL TRABAJO EN- Nc
OLOSKEY

Volvieron aver a sus labores
en- ell astillero de Me loskey los
obreros del hero Y los ch6fe-
res, que abandonaran ell traba-
.joen dias pasados.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
Ell TEMPO

Temperature suave. Minima,
a las 5 de la mahana, 81 grades
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

WESTINGHOUSE ha or.
denado movilizar a los jovenes
universitarios y a los soldadoS
de edad universitaria va incor-
porados en- ell Ejercito y en- Ia
Marina, a fin de acelerar el
esfuerzo belico del pals.
Ell Secretario de Guerra Henry
L. Stimson, al explicar ell nuevo
programa hizo notar que forms
parte importante de la campans
general emprendida para ganar
pronto la guerra"
Ell Secretario Stimson v ell Secre-
tario de la Marina Frank Knox.
hicieron una declaration conjunta
al promulgar ell nuevo proyecto, de
acuerdo con ell cual Sc utilizaran
varias universidades para daI
curse especializados de e%ntrena-
miento.
FL reclutamientO
La MEDIA fue tomada a rail- de
la authorization legislative para
reclutar %j6venes de IS y 10 amos de
edad, de conformidad con la Ley de
Servicio Militar, que automatica-
mente elimina de las universidades
a la mayor parte de los estudiantes.
Ambos funcionarios declararon
que Sc estan hacienda arreglos con
varias universidades para que en-
semen asignaturas especiales, du-
rante un periodic de 8 a "a meses,
a fin de que estos j6venes obtengan
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
LOS NAILS SE APODERA,
RON DE UN AUTOMOVII
EN- LONDRES

Londres, Enero 22.-Los tri'
pulantes de un bombardero ale.
man descendieron con sus pa
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago, in a
few minutes, &c, the Doctors formula
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eotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
cruel pain, to your satisfaction in a few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
ank'sDeath Halt.
'43 Yule Plan
His Christmas Card
Told Of Next Year
Photo by Times Stan Photographer
ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL

A Detroit mother today looks
through tears at a fancy African
Christmas card she received from
her son, Pvt. Samuel A. Frisco
%.
Across the face of the card Is
scrawled, BE eating Christmas
turkey with you in 1913"
But Private Friscoe was killed
in action on the African front
Christmas day, his mother, Mrs.
Jennie Friscoe, of 1895 Beale ave-
nue., has been informed by the war
department.
The FriScos have two other
sons, Charles, 20, and Frank. 81.
Both are attending the Detroit
Institute of Technology and are
in the enlisted reserves.
Adolph Frisco. the boys father,
is a fruit distributor at the De-
troit Terminal Warehouse.
I'm proud of giving a son to
this cause" Mrs. Frisco declared.
But now feel as useless as IL
1 were not doing enough. 1 plan
TO get job in a war plant when
the other two boys leave for
duty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Bishops Commands
Train at Northwestern
BY ARTHUR JUNTUNEN

Time wasted IS time lost-anc
lost time can lose the war.
That's the thought these days
behind Northw western High
Schools new bodybuilding pro-
gram-and it's paying off in bulg-
ing biceps. erect carriage and a
military bearing.
It's a rush job" they're doing
because time is short and Uncle
Sam needs fighting men.
The brain-child of athletic direc-
tor Sam Bishop, who, they say
can put muscles on maple
tree" the program is designed to
condition" high school boys in the
upper age brackets for armed
service ahead-in double time.
Flying over walls. crawling
through pipes, sailing through the
air on ropes and tumbling like
madmen, the boys are known Ia
fellow students as Bishops Com
mandos."
I'VE put them in shape"
Bishop grins as he watches his
! boys in action. "Uncle sam viii
/ do the rest"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Army Tightens
Discharges for
SoIdiers0ver8
Five Reasons Outlined
for Older Men Wanting
TO Get Out of Service

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 CUP)
The war department will mo-
discharge army enlisted men wh'
reach 38 after February %.
That was listed among five re
ouirements for discharge in az
announcement which said thal
the program would not result
indefinitely in the discharge O
men as they attain their thirty
eighth birthday solely because
they have reached this age.
the war department said.
The other four requirements fol
discharge are:
The soldier must have been
indicted into the army on or
before Feb. %, 1913.
He must have submitted 9!
written request for discharge
prior to May /, 1943, although
commanders are authorized 70
extend the time in cases,
where the soldier did not have
sufficient chance TO file his
application. 4
lie must present written evil
dence that. il discharged, he wiz,
be employed in an essential
industry.
Release of the soldier muSt
not seriously affect the efficiency
of the organization TO which heI
il assigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Bond Sale Brisk
Despite Taxes

Apprehension that the victory
tax and looming income taxes
would slow down the sale of war
bonds has not been Substantiated
by results, J. n. Weber JT., state
chairman of the retailers division
said Saturday.
Prom reports the nation will
top in January the December
total of $750,O00, 900 worth Of
bonds and stamps" he added.
With complete figures not yet
available, Weber reported indi-
cations that Januarys quota for
the retailers of $46S0, $50 would
be exceeded.
Eight counties. he said, already
have passed their quotas for the
year ending April 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
NeU Deal at Saynay Home!
A Son Is Born at Last
BY ED SLEEVES

day of Lindy's hop-the SagnayS
had no regrets as to sex.
I'VE figured the next one
would be n son." said the
father. explaining that Marie's
twin lived only 20 hours.
But then came Christine Veron
lea, ID; Margaret Therese, IL: Lii
han Alice, 9; Barbara Ann, s
Constance, 5; Resale, 3, and Der
nardine, 2.
1--WE just kept hoping for
boy" the war worker recalled,
land hoping and hoping and
hoping and hoping.
AT the plant we have a motto
Always Try TO DO Your
Best"
Declaring that he will celebrate
his sons birth in fitting fashion
after the armistice, Saynay de.
clared:
I'm still recuperating.'