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jars for canning, because the
supply won't be unlimited.
6. SECURITY Can YOU
guess ho,p much insurance the
government carries on men,
bers Of the armed forces?
One-third as much as all the
insurance carried by the entire
civilian population of the US.
-$45, ,OO0, ,OOO, 600.
7. MIRACLE A radio
tubed ''seri,,g machine" has
been developed. For CJ.at is it
used?
High frequency radio i'm
pulses can he used to ''sew'' the
seams of raincoats and other
things manufactured from GER
tain kinds of plastic, thus elimi-
mating sewing with thread and
providing a bond stronger than
the material itself.
B. FIRE -. What should you
do if your Var Bonds are de-
stroyed by fire?
You should write immediately
to the Division of Loans & Cur
rency, Claims Section, Treasury
Department., Washington, DC,
giving full description of the
Bonds - such as the serial num-
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hers, the month and year they
were purchased, if possible. A
duplicate will be issued.
Mrs. c. S., Washington, d. c.
8. LIFESAVER What is a
COetz sca ter bag?
Developed by DIR. Alexander
COetz, professor at the Cali
fornia Institute of Technology,
the Coetz water bag is made of
transparent plastic, to which
secret chemicals are added that
neutralize sea-water salts, max
ing sea water ''drinkable." It's
a remarkable discovery for ship
wrecked sailors.
&C. NJ, Ames, Io,ca
10. ORNAMENT The
Wdacs, like every other corps,
hare an insignia. What is it and
.chat is its origin?
1t is the helmeted head of
Pallas Athene. the Goddess of
Counsel, of War and of Female
Arts and Industries.-Sg. 4. d.,
Governors Island, N. Y.
IL. WOUNDED If rounded
in battle, chy are the boys
chances of recovery better than
in the last sUar?
Each soldier in the field is sup
piled with a package of the mir
Evening star., 1943-06-20

I. WIRES Can you teie-
graph message to the us. SOL
diers abroad?
Soon you will he able to send
personal radiOgrams to them for
only 90 cents plus tax. They will
be able to send messages to you,
too. r. S., Hampstead, NY.
z. INGENIOUS Hop is ny
lon no,1 serping the medical
profession?
Formerly used as tennis-rac-
quet strings and fishing leaders,
nylon is now being used success
fully for surgical sutures. 1t
does not dry or rot out like nat
ural fbers.
!. FLARE Why are para
chute flares, used to light up
targets for night bombings,
eouipped scith "eye shades"?
The magnesium flare throws
q very brilliant light. Without
the shade the glare would inter
fere with the bOmbardier' aim
and silhouette the plane against
the sky.
j. p, White Plains, ". Y.
(. COPS What is the
NaUy's equivalent for the Army's
MP. Military Poiice)?
The S.P. (Shore PatroD.
&C. r., Washington, ID. T..
5. CANNING .. VIII you be
able to get equipment for home
canning?
Yes. Metal for the manufac-
ture of new jar lids and rings
has been released; a new supply
of jars and a limited number of
pressure cookers will he pro-
duced. But be sure to save all
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acle drug sulfanilamide, which
he can administer himself.
&C. ". L., Pinyburgh, Pa.
IL. INADEQUATE Hop can
housewives help our boys at the
front?
Save fats and greases - which
make glycerine needed for muni-
tions. It's estimated that only
three out of every 10 women are
turning in household fats.
l3. SAILOR 1. What is a yeo-
man?
He is an enlisted man in the
Navy who does clerical work,
such as typewriting, filing.
j. B., Albany, N. Y.
IA. FLAGS The Red Cross
flag is the reverse Of schat ma
tion's flag?
1t is the Swiss flag in reverse.
The Red Cross was founded in
Switzerland in 1864.
Mrs. 4. B., Poyterpilte, Calf.
IS. FOOD >. HoC has poor diet
contributed to absen teeism in
,car industries?
Doctors say 50 per cent of all
illness among industrial work
ers has been traced to poor eat
ing habits. (See page l8o
NOTE: We will pay 81 in War Saw
ings Stamps for each question and
answer accepted for use in this col
umn. Proof must accompany answer.
Address, Tom Henry, THIS WEEK,
24O0 Craybar Building, 40 Lexington
Ave-, New York, N. Y. Unaccepted
contributions cannot be acknowi-
edged or returned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Detroit Livestock Market

The marketward movement Of
all classes of livestock TO the De-
troit Stock Yards expanded sharply
This week. This increase in re-
ceipts was generally accompanied
by lower prices. the only exception
being hogs which finished on a
higher plane than late last week.
CATTLE--Week's receipts 3 600 All
grades OF steers were represented this week
but medium and good shortfed kinds pre-
dominated. Steer trade lacked snap from
the beginning, local demand was narrow
hade on beef steers was steady 10 as much
as 25c lower, but additional weakness later
let values fully Csc under last weeks
elVse. Cows opened steady TO strong but
s>rer trend quickly developed Good
were the hrSt TO feel price pressure
Eventually all grades came under the
hsmmer. On the final session. sows stood
unevenly CSC 10 75c lower than late last
~eek-the better the cows the more pro-
nounced the decline. But there was no let =
up In demand for bulls and this class hg-
ured strong TO Csc higher.
Two loads Of choice 1913 IN. Northern
Ohio beeves topped at sl5.75 Medium and
good fed steers and yeariings bulked at
$40 Is. with common kinds ranging on
down 10 Sii.50 sparingly Medium and
Eood fat cows closed az $40. so 1225, up
70 s13 was paid early In the week for good
beef cows. Gamer and cutter cows finished
~ sIT 10. but not many Gamers this week
hsd TO sell under $3.50. Good weighty
Sausage butts earned Si5T5Tii25. odd
mead strictly good TO $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Detroit Produce Quotations

inch II crates. ass. s3.75: Golden Heart.
f-lb-inch crates. all sizes 81. so;
Florida crates OF Hearts, 5-doz., wrapped,
S3.T5m4
GRAPEs-c display Tugs. En-.
perors, fancy, H.i5H AS; Ribiers, African
pack, $3.50,
ONIONS sacks. Michigan u. s
NO. i Yenows. medium. sl.75n so; poor
low as Toe; Sweet Spanish, U. s. No. /
3.inch and larger. Michigan. 81; Colorado
81 40
LETTUCE-Lo. Angeles crates Iceberg
Yuma, Arizona and Imperial Valley. Call.
fornis, 4-doz., $3.50 5-doz.. 1913; few
PEARs-oregon. Washington. box Dan.
jous. extra fancy so-125s. $3.50, fancy
PEPPERs-Fiorids. ~ su. crates Cali.
ssts csii Hoq Won es st as Ss So 0a
PoTAToEs-1o0-lb. sacks. US. No. /
size A. Idaho Russell Rurbanks washed
81. S5a $50. unwashed 81. 3Oa335. fO-Ib
cotton sacks Ssa 4oc; Maine. various va.
50, 5O-lb, paper sacks $50. 18Th. paper
sacks 47d CSC few 46c: Michigan Chip.
pewas 81 6Od2 rs. Russell Rurais mostly
81 50. few 81 so: Upper Peninsula US. No,
! Green Mountains. $3.50: 50-lb. paper
Us No: ! Triumphs washed s2.25a 2. IS.
sire n xi.e0T2: Fort Myers section H. s.
No. 1, size A, 81 55n 2 80.
LEAF Hothouss. i0-lb. has.
Louisiana barrels IS so -
SIS, crates dozen So so. S dozen 81. so.
sP1NACH-Cartons dozen cellophane
bags washed si7512
SWEET PoTAToEs-1ou louisiana bu. crts.
Porto Rican Vans. US. No 1. s3.25 n 3 IS.
ToMAToEs-io-lb. cartons. repaeks. me
RUTABAoAs-csn.d.. nothing en,r.d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Big Block Of N. J. Zinc
Due on Market Soon

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Offering
of a block of New Jersey Zinc
Company capital stock that may
run TO 100000 shares or more is
expected to reach the market
within the next few months. The
stock now is held in estate OF
Edgar S. Palmer, late chairman of
the board. Palmer at the time of
his death owned approximately Is
per cent of the company's OUT
standing stock. If executors of the
estate decide to put up the stock
for sale at competitive bidding, it
will represent one of the largest
secondary transactions in. con-
siderable time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Honors It's Soldiers

And this years annual report
of Swift g. Co, meat packers.
is dedicated entirely 10 employees
in the armed forces.
While the report was al the
printers. an additional 500 were
taken. which boosted the total TO
over the 10000 mark.
Here in Detroit Swift branches
30 have gone, of whom n were
from the Michigan avenue unit
and IL from the Gratiot branch,
according 10 G.. f. Helck. dis
trict manager OF the Michigan
territory.
The 40-page booklet includes
the name of every Swift soldier,
as well as pictures of many.
1t carries, too. many pictures
OF Swift's civilian soldiers who
are living up to the Swift motto:
Keep En- Fed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
New Cars
Seized
by WPA

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 QNS).-
Seizure by the War Production
Board of 1876 new cars and trucks
from a Brooklyn auto dealer
should be warning to other dis
tributors to preserve vehicles
which they now have on hand, r.
l.. Vaniman, director of the WIPE
automotive division, said today.
New cars and trucks I'm the
hands of dealers represent the
only stockpile OF transportation
equipment we have or will have
for the Duration" Vaniman said
in explaining the first of such
seizures to be made by the
government.
Seizure OF cars and trucks Is
q last resort by the WPB," he.
continued. I'VE are determined
that they be cared for properly
In storage. The dealer who re-
fuses 10 prevent deterioration
can expect TO lose his cars"
Max Lasky, president of the
firm, said he would resort TO court
action against what he termed the
high handed methods of WPB
representatives. He denied that
the cars and trucks were allowed
to deteriorate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

APPLES Michigan bu crates. U. s. No.
/. IA finch minimum unless otherwise
stated: Cold storage stock. Mcintosh. 81 SIS
az 10; generally good. $40. Delicious.
81 j0H2.75; Jonsthans. 81: best. 81 rs,
generally good. sl.T5: Northern spys, 81 81
"a; fair, so; Rhode Island Greetings
81 son 1875 Baidwins. 81 so. Common
storage. Northern Spys, 81 so; Bsldwins
1913. New York bu. crates, Mcintosh
U. s. No. 7. az Inch minimum. 81 s. "a
2; u. $. utility, si.25n las: Washington
boxes. Delicious, extra fancy, 72s, 1918;
ARTICHoKEs - California, ,. boxes
AVocADos 49, California fats. Fuer,es.
le-3os. S2i5a 2.4O: fair quality, $1,000
BEANS Florida bu hampers, String.
less Black Valentines. x3a35O mostly
IS. rs; Bountifuls. $2.75. Tendergreens,
BRoccoLi1pony crates. Arizona. Sc 50;
California, So 1860: Texas S4a4.75.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - California y.
drums, S.25: wire-b bound crates, 81,
CABBAGE Texas Los Angeles crstes.
round, best, sS.75d3s5: few. 81: fair 10
generally good, $3.50 $50: 50-ib. sacks,
~. 75n2; y crates. Savoy type. s225I
80: = GATES red cabbage, s225a2 SO:
Arizona. Los Angeles crates, round. 81. SO
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates. Arizona
6-doz. punches. A75m5: best, S523a55O;
fair, 80; California. N.75a5; best.
s5.25; Texas. Los Angeles crates, s-doz.
CAULIFIowER--Po crates, i2s and
larger California. 81 .35a2.5o.
Heart. s-doz.. S3d3.5o: generally good.
s2.75 s., 50 50 83: los, s2.2ST AIS: ks.
81 75d225: Pascal 2H-ts. S32ST4b0
s7s-los, s2.75g2So; canfornis Pascal. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Foreign Exchange
NEw YORK. Ian 20 -pric.. h go.

Medium grade bulls brought. si2a IL so
with common light weights selling from
Si1.75 down 10 $40 and slightly below.
Good 500-750-lb. stocker and feeder steers
went 10 the country al Sl3.7bmIa25. one
load medium 6si-lb. weights, Si275.
CALVES-Week's receipts. 2, 900. Veaiers
declined soc TO 81 with common and me-
dunn grades showing the fun loss Good
and choice grades topped late At Si7 so
with common and medium sorts. SI2U
1880, mainly SIS down.
HOGS-Weeks receipts, 4 900. Butchers
scaling $50 lbs. upward sold steady until
the nhai day when an upturn OF zoe was
registered Lighter weights and other classes
nnished about In line with last week 5
close. Good and choice 10000 ID. trucked-
IN butchers bulked late at Si5.2Oa15.4O.
tn top, S1A.50 on a double deck Of sorted
81. lb. rail hogs. Most i50-1sO-lb lights
sold on the close At Sif.T5mI5.35 with
feeder PIGS eligible down 20 $3.50 sows
oulked late At Sl4p 1925 and stays turned
at Sl3a13.25.
SHEEP-Week's receipts, 10. 400. Good
to choice fat lambs, declined sou T5c this
week but Gull, common and medium kinds
lost fully 81. Good 20 choice native and fed
western lambs brought SIS 75nIs25, seven
1913 and that price was paid late for
a deck OF s0-lb. sorted native rail lambs
The top on trucked-in lambs after Monday
was SIC. Mixed medium to good lambs
scaling above 70.lb. sold late at sian Is So
medium light lambs dropped 10 Si3 and
the spread Of S5ni2 so accounted for most
Gull and common throwouts. Slaughter ewes
held fully steady At S6us.50 according TO
grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Farmers Market

FRuITs-Applss: Baldwins. No. I. sia
20 bu Delicious, fancy s275n3 bu
No. ]. si75a2: No. 2. 81 so; MeIntosh'
Fancy t2g22s b9: No. !. u.5oal rs;
fancy. y2.23d25O bu; No. I, yi.50ef2.
no. :, 73cI 81: Shows. fancy. 81 IS bu
No. !, soen 81 Is; No. ?, 50I T5c Jons
.hAas fancy 81 bu.: No. I, SI25TI75.
No = I;e; stss,s'a Red fancy, 81 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French Endivs. fancy, 81 5-lb, box. No. ],
VEGETABLES. Misc.-Be.,s. topped.
eags, No. !. tlgtoo bu.; No 2. 75e.
Red Cabbage. fancy. 81 rs. No. !. 81 5oa
2: No. ?. 81 IS. Carrots, topped. fancy.
" rs bu No. !. Tl.75T2; No. ?, siaI25
cry cab6ss, No. i. ssS az y Su' ou No s q
81 20. Horse -raoish. fancy. - bu No /,
bunehss Onions, dry. fancy, 81 SIS 5o.Ib
sack: No. !. Si.soa1.75 No. 2. yi25.
si-2s. Parsley Root. No. i, sl.75Si 50
nu No. 2. 81 Potatoes, No I. s2soa
$50 ioo-ie, sack; No. 2. 81 ao1 / 50.
-HAdl2AAsT r. h~ttotf-r.-S NO. / sDc dozen
punches Black Rsdishss. No 81 bu
Rhubsro. dollhouse, fancy. 10 n 75c Bib
box: choice SOC; small. 81 dor. punches
RutabAgAs No. J. 75c1y1 bu: No. 2
SOC. squash: Table Queen. No. I. 81 bu. /:
Hubbard. No 1. 81 .50Hi.73 No. 2. 75c
basket. TnrniPs. topped No. I. SOL so
bp. Vegetable Oysters No. !. 7bc gSi dor
punches
EGGs Large. si3ais oo-dor.n case
medium. Sl2nl2 SO
POULTRY Live. hens. heavy breeds 80
u l5c 10 leghorn, - ~ 35c 10
HOGS Dressed. medium, 30 y Csc 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Promotions Revealed

At a special dinner for the
foremen of the Champion Spark
Plug Company, R. A. Strana-
han, president. announced sew
eral new appointments and pro-
motions in the factory division.
Brace H. Sibley was appointed
factory manager, B. 0. Black in
charge of production planning
and control. j. A. Soden. assist.
ant to the factory manager.
John Nolan, production engineer.
and Beatty, supervisor Of
employee relations.
Stranahan also announced the
retirement of c. f. Dewar, for
merly vice president in charge Of
production, after % continuous
years of service to the company.
Ill health forced Dewar's retire.
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

cause they have done an out
standing job out there.
But the more l think about IT,,
the more convinced I am that
something was missing in that
picture.
Another man who should have
been with Phil Murray on that
platform is the one head OF a
Detroit corporation who, per-
haps more than any other, has
helped TO pioneer good labor
relations as we know them
today.
Probably the reason he was
not present was because he is
taking an enforced rest 49, doc
tors orders.
That man, Clarence NJ Avery,
president of Murray Corporation
OF America. was not content to
perform only the increased war
<kp,e duties of big war supplier
h in addition took on such
dded tasks as running the War
Chest campaign. And so today
he is confined TO his home--just
as surely a war casualty as il
he had been injured at the front.
In complete good faith. Avery
signed one of the first important
contracts with the UAW-CIO
some years back.
AS a result, many men who
have since signed similar con-
tracts. tagged him a "defeatist."
Actually the move paid big
dividends 10 the stockholders OF
his firm because Murray Corpo-
ration got by without even n
work stoppage in those stormy
days which preceded the war.
And noW, almost any astute
industrialist will admit that he
merely showed remarkable fore
sight.
Later. as president OF the De-
troit Board of Commerce. he
continued 10 command the re-
spect OF both capital and labor,
for both knew him To be the
square shooter that he is.
And the real key TO the sue
cess OF the War Chest drive was
Avery, because there wasn't an
other man in Detroit who at
that moment could have COM
manded the joint cooperation
Of labor and industry which put
the drive over the top.
Yes. Clarence Avery should
have been at that table-and 10
that. those who were there will
agree I'm sure.
They'll be glad TO know. too.
that he'll be back on the job
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
NOTICE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that a Special
Meeting of the Stockholders OF Detroit
Trust Company, a Michigan corpora
ton. hereinafter sometimes referred to
as the Company has been duly called
by its Board Of Directors and will he
held, pursuant TO Article III Of the
Bylaws OF the Company. at the main
or principal office OF the Company.
located at 201 West Fort Street, De-
troit. Michigan. on Tuesday. the 18th
day Of February. A. ID. 1913. at 2 100
o'clock p. NJ, Eastern Standard Time
las established by Public Law 403-
nth Congress. and commonly known as
Eastern War Time). which meeting shall
be held for the following purposes,
among others:
1. To consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out of
an agreement dated as OF January
20. 1913. providing for the CONSOLE
dalton of Union Guardian Trust
Company with and into tho Com
pany declared advisable by the
Board OF Directors OF the Company
and signed by a majority thereof.
,. To consider. take action upon and
10 authorize the carrying out OF
the plan Of consolidation provided
for In said agreement Of consolida-
ton and each aud every term, con-
dition and provision thereof.
). To consider, take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out OF
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within, the scope OF
authority Of the stockholders OF
the Company whether relating to
the foregoing purposes or not.
T. To amend the BYLAWS and/o
Articles OF Incorporation Of the
Company In such manner and in
such res poets as may Toe or become
necessary, proper or convenient to
carry out or put into effect any OF
the purposes, proposals and/or
business hereinabove specified
The Stock Transfer Books Of the
Company will remain closed from the
close OF business on January n. 1888.
until one hour after the termination OF
said Special Meeting. or any adjourn
ment thereof
LAWRENCE X. BUTLER
Secretary Of Detroit Trust Company.
DATED: Detroit. Michigan,
January Il, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Supplementary Sources of Food Stuffs

Of garden should be regarded wartime
substitutes and supplementary of food sus and they
Otherwise gentlemen farmers
the will vegetables the hard
dearer than they buy them
failure would make dSequilbTium
between agriculture and industry.
And this brings consideration OF Vice President Wal
the postwar world Mr. Wallace envsages
situation which private enterprise and government enterprise
will flourish
This is the thesis:
I'VE full employment I'm this without de-
private initiative enterprise
Government the major responsibility
for filling I'm whatever business leaves.
private enterprise succeeds In maintaining full
employ spending will be required"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
81. So Dividend
By Beth. Steel

NEW YORK. Jan. % 0NS).-
Bethlehem Steel Corporation di-
rectors today voted a S1.50 divi-
dend on the common stock and at
the same time announced earnings
of 1851 share during 1912 and
S1.37 share in the fourth quarter.
The earnings compared with
$685. a share in the preceding
year. S296 in the final quarter of
1871 and S1.94 a share in the quar-
ter ended Sept. 80, 1912.
Eugene Grace, president. re-
ported plants operating at 80 per
cent of capacity, and the addition
last year of 100000 net tons in
mill capacity, making total produc-
ton facilities 1890. 900 net tons
annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Stee|s, Aviidtions
Pace Upswing
In Stock Market

NEW YORK, Jan. % tINS).-
The stock market today climbed
TO a new 15-month peak in con-
tinued active dealings. Gains ran
to more than point in many
leaders, with steels and aviations
pacing the upsving.
Encouraging war news provided
the favorable background. Buying
got under way shortly after the
opening, and the list forged ahead
steadily despite some profit taking
in early afternoon.
The bond market moved mar
rowly. except for modest gains in
a handful of speculative rail liens.
Treasures were steady and quiet.
Gains Of a point or more were
chalked up by u. S. Steel, Bethle-
hem, Youngstown Sheet and Tube
and Crueiblc in the steel division.
Similar improvement was noted
in Douglas Aircraft. Standard of
New Jersey. Texas Company. Con-
solidated Oil and Standard of Cali
fornia in oils; Westinghouse Elec-
trio, u. S. Rubber and Goodyear
in rubbers: Continental Can, Inter-
national Nickel, Allied Chemical,
Dome Mines. Woolworth and North
American Company.
There were some laggards. Oliver
Farm and u. S. Gypsum each were
down point before meeting sup
port.
The curb market moved in a
narrow and irregular groove
Brewster Aero, Associated Gas and
Electric. Lake Shore Mines, United
Shoe Machine and Wright Har-
greaves held steady or gained
slightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

Notice IA hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF Union
Guardian Trust Company. Michigan
corporation. hereinafter sometimes re-
called by it's Board OF Directors and
will be held, pursuant to Sections 3 and
4 OF Article I Of the Bylaws OF the
Company, at the main or principal
Office of the Company. located on the
FIRST floor Of Union Guardian Building.
day Of February. A. II. 1913. ut 200
o'clock i. NJ. Eastern Standard Time
las established by Public Law 403-T1th
Congress. and commonly known as
Eastern. War Time). which meeting will
be held for the following purposes,
among Others:
1. To consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out OF an
agreement dated as of January 20
1913, providing for the consolida-
ton OF the Company with and into
the Detroit Trust Company de
clared advisable by the Board Of
Directors Of the Company and
signed by majority thereof
:. To consider. take action upon aud
20 authorize the carrying out 81
the plan Of consolidation provided
for ia said agreement Of consoIida.
ton and each and every term. con.
dillon and provision thereof
}. To consider. take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out 81
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within the scope of
authority Of the stockholders Of the
Company whether relating TO the
foregoing purposes or not.
4. To amend the bylaws snd/cr
Articles OF Incorporation 81 the
Company In such manner and 10
such respects as may be or become
necessary. proper or convenient TO
carry out or put into effect any ~
the purposes, proposals snd/or
business hereinbefore specified.
The Stock Transfer Books will re-
main closed from the close Of business
on January 10. 1913. until one honr
after the termination Of said meeting.
or any adjournment thereof.
ARCHIE II. McCOIL
Secretary Of Union Guardiao
Trust Company.
DATED: Detroit Michigan.
January -. 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Permanent Plants?

Now and then visitors TO De-
troit speculate on what will
happen to all the new plants and
modern equipment which has
been brought into the city by
the funds of the Defense Plant
Corporation. Some refer 10 them
as future velodromes, bowling
alleys and dance halls.
We put the question in regard
TO Willow Run to Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker while he was here.
He was greatly impressed by the
Ford bomber layout and its
facilities.
This Is permanent" he
stated. $50 are the other plants
which have gone up. They out
mode everything that has been
put up In the past.
"They will be used" he pre-
dicted. They're SO much better
and more efficient that IL won't
pay to manufacture In the old
plants"
There you have a considered