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Evening star., 1943-02-07
Worlds Steel Record
Set by Irwin Works
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6.-Carnegie-
Illinois Steel Corp. announced its
Irwin Works set new worlds record
during January for monthly pro-
duction and shipment of ship plates.
The output, the corporation said,
was enough for more than IS large
tank landing ships.
The previous mark was also held
by the Irwin Works and was set
less than five months after the big
plant had been converted to plate
production.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Sun Oil Co. Reports
Decline in Eorninos
BY The Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-Sun Oh
co. and subsidiaries reported con-
solldated income OF s8,67l 900 for the
calendar year 1912, equal to $2sl a
common share, This compares with
$l6,532 $40 for l94l, or 1921 a share
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Du Pont Profits Cut
To $5.O7 q Share
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 6.-E. I.
Dupont de Nemours g. Co.. in a
preliminary statement, today re-
ported earnings on common stock in
1912 were $5.07 share, compared
with $7.49 in 1941,
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA FEB t. p The Sc
eUrlties Commission reported today theSe
ira sactions by customers with odd -}ot
dealers or specialists on he New York
Stock Exchange for February . 500
purchases involving 81 los shares oTf5
tales involving "a ga shares including 10
short sales involving $50 shares.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Spot cotton closed Steady. 20 cents
1857; middline, .o33; GOOD middiins, iiIs,
20:17 Receipts. 4s0; stock. 302.1o6
The average price OF mddling s-inch
cotton today at 10 DESIGNATED Southern
SPOT markets was IS cents bale lower
at @on47 cents pound: average for the
past 30 market days 20.47: middling "a
inch average, 10 56
Bid Nominal
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Capital Securities
(Oyer the Counter.)

The following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities traded
over the counter as of Friday have been
assembled for The Star by Washington
members o. the National Association OF
Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Weekly Financial Hiqh Liqhts

Sources American Steel 1nsitute @ Association of American
Railroads. York Exchange;
American Petroleum InStue Bradsteet:
member banks IL
~On Treasury shorter
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Wheat was UNCHANGED: basis unchanged
shipping sales, l2.0oo bushels, no book
lngs, receipts; 75 cars. Corn was y to
= cents off; bass 4 10 H. cents lower
shipping. sales. $4,000 bushels: bookings
5000 bushels, receipts. $50 cars. Oats
were UNCHANGED to "a cent off basis un-
changed to !. cent off: shipping sales.
1000 bushels; no bookings: receipts
10 cars.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Corporation Earnings

NEW YORK Feb. 6 ,P, Corporate
earnings reports released during the past
week. showing profits per share Of com
mon stock included
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Feb. e lF.-Dividends de-
clared
Irregular.
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate riod record able
Ct All pac Tea 81 c5 % 2-2O
Resumed.
Unit Air Lines TT - SOC - o-la 81
Extra.
Shearer Pen CSC 2-l5 2-25
Uni Aircraft Pr --- 25c = 81 3.I5
Regulsr.
Atlas Corp sc 2-l5 3-l2
Hobart Mfg A 3712c @ 2-i5 81
Morris Philip q Co ?5c 8 $50 4-i5
Parker Rustproof- 37iac 2-Io al
Sheaffer Pen ~ SOC Q 2-l5 o-o5
Unit Aircraft Pr -- 25c Q 81 3-l5
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Washington Stock EXCHANGE

4 -
ON WASHINGTON
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY
Evening star., 1943-02-07

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. g Up Weekend
selling caused easiness in cotton futures
here today. Closing prices were steady,
% to .}5 cents bale lower
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Stock Market Uneven
As Profit Taking
Hits Some Issues
Advances and Losses
Of Fractions to Point
Or So Recorded

WHAT STOCKS DID
Evening star., 1943-02-07

2l.FM West Street New York
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Flnanclal piStTltl Comment.
Bankers in the agricultural dis
tricts are strongly opposed to revival
of the Agriculture Credit Corp. by
the Agriculture Department, claim
ing that they can meet all the credit
needs of the farming communities
a. reasonable interest rates.
Keith -Albee Orpheum directors
have declared the quarterly sl75
dividend on the preferred stock. pay
able April ! to stock Of record
March Is
The American Contractors War
Advisory Committee has appealed to
President Roosevelt for help IN get
ting small building contracts. with
out your personal assistance We know
We are lost the letter said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
Snow F.Crigsby Reelected Editor OF
Postal Alliance Official Paper
By R. &. FISmER

SIT LOUIS (ANP) Lafayette
L. Ford. of St. Louis was re-
elected president OF the 18th BIZ
ennial convention which formally
opened At The ST. Louis Pine
Street YMcA last Tuesday morn
ing
The convention was we'll attend
cd by delegates and visitors from
al sections Of the country.
Ford's reelection as president
for term OF two years develop
"a close race between Ashby
Carter OF Chicago who had been
rroomed by a faction as for
midabIe candidate 10 succeed
Ford The election which occurred
last Wednesday. was vigorously
contested and II required two ball
lots 10 decide the winner. On the
second ballot the returns showed
Ford the winner by three votes.
Other officers elected were;
Raymond a G. Young. Baltimore.
Vice president; Thomas r. Bomar,
Washington secretary. Thomas
Philip Holland, Of Birmingham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
PONTIAC
By CARL ARMSTRONG

PVT Dan Turner son ~ Mr.
and Mrs. J c. Turner OF III
Lake street. has returned 10 camp
after having spent his furlough
Win his parents Ne is WITH the
headquarters Company band.
sesih Infantry Third DIVISION Los
Angeles Calf
Mrs sykes Is IN atsl Joseph
hospital We wish her speedy
recovery
Mrs Anna Mae Lewis. of How.
land avenue IS recovering a.
General hospital.
Mrs y Miller Of Highland
avenue Is ~ o. home
Mrs Annie Davis IS also I'M
al her home on Bayley street
The Friendly Ten club viii
give \ picnic on Labor Day sept
8 q Spears park located AZ he
foot of Highland and Dlimar
streets A ball game viii be Tea
ipred The public is welcome
Mrs Alice REYNOLDS and her
son Calvin are spending ron days
in Lansing with relatives
PVT James Williams q Sci.
fridge field was seen in Pontiac
over last weekend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

sessions will begin. Each evening
well-arranged program will be
rendered. Some OF the best local
talent has been secured by Miss
Mattye Lee simpson Speakers.
musicians and mediums OF fame
Will participate Guest choirs and
groups are the W. D. Cook choir
OF Metropolitan Community center.
Mrs. Magnolia Butts, direc-
tor; Indiana Avenue Christian
church choir. Mrs Goldie Guy Mar
tin director. the Unity Jubilee
singers. and Mrs. Georgia Jones
group. All evening services Will
begin promptly at o'clock
On Saturday eSening a great me-
dium's rally and a candle lighting
service will be held A musicale
has been arranged by Harold +
Dade and Mrs. Roberta Gardner
for Sunday afternoon. The. preach
err for Sunday evening services viii
be the Rev. G. " Ramsey. All
meetings are open to the public.
The headquarters of the organiza-
ton are az 1886 Tweniy-thrd street.
Detroit. s. Mich. Rev J A. Barlow.
president Of convention headquar-
ters are 44l5 South Parkway Chi
caeo. Ill. For Information write
Mrs Jean r. Porter. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

If Your Merchant Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
NATIONAL SPIRITUALIST
HOLDS MEETING

Tho nineteenth annual conven-
lion Of the Mesa will convene In
the Indiana Avenue Christian
church located at ABB Indiana
avenue. Chicago. Sept. TIP The
Rev Richard II. Davis. pastor, and
members have opened their doors
to this aggregation Of spirItualists
who are united in national body
The officers and members OF the
Chicago council and the Morning
Star church, auxiliaries OF the or
eanization. have worked hard and
have everything in readiness for
the convention.
The annual banquet Will be held
az Poro college. AIS South Park
way on Sept. 6 at S pm. a musical
program will be rendered and a
wonderful evening is assured all.
On Tuesday morning the business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
CIGARETTES
Confined from page 1

McBroom, J. II. Forniss. william
Martin. Jr.. ". Stuart Thompson.
hr r F. Dawson. Or. |. II. Mar
tin Mrs. Charlotte Perry, Mrs.
Margaret McGhee, DR.. Richard Nc
Ghee, +. r. Byrd Van W. Nc
coughtry Or. James l.. Hendcr-
sen. Mrs. r r. Dawson. Mrs.
George F Taylor. Mrs. Ruth Nc
Neill, OF Pontiac: pr. Howard II
McNeill. Pontiac Mrs All. f..
Thomas, ST., Or. All. +. Thomas.
Srs pr George w Bran Lyman
Burris Mrs. Lyman Burris. Miss
Geraldine Jones. Roderick Thomas
OF New York City; Or. F. G. Nc
Broom. Dr. j. d. Wilson. Sarah
+ Toler. Mrs. j. f. Mccall. ]. T..
Mccall. Mrs Lillian f. Johnson,
Iohn W Woods. w y. Morrison.
Esau Nimmons.
Several persons contributed
amounts less than fifty cents.
ci'e> Happiness
Cigarettes are greatly in de-
mand by our men In the various
hattie zones Cigarettes help
morale and assist in relieving the
mems loneliness in distant lands
who're they are on guard TO de-
fend human freedom In their
letters 10 friends hack home
there are two things that service
men request They ask for more
letters from home and more ci-
garettes The home folks can't
afford 10 lei them down
The Trhune's cigarette fund
drive is still going on The ship
ncn' Of Camel cigarettes just sent
~ Liberia IS only the first OF
number Of shipments this paper
hopes 10 send overseas 10 our
service men in the various far
zones To make this possible. how
eyer! We are inviting the coop
Grafton OF all Interested citizens.
fiaicrnites. sororities. civic and
social clubs and other organiza-
tons, Contributions to the cigar
cite fund may be mailed or brought
to the Tribune office 2i4s St
Antoine Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
CHELSEA NEWS

John pullen aged sixiy-six, a
resident % Chelsea, passed away
on Aug 20 NJ Ppllen came
from Bedford CITY Va No rela-
tiyes have been found Funeral
services were held Tuesday Aug.
~ at nm
Mrs 0die e iIusy y PULASKI.
Tenn IS spending tbs week with
her sister Mrs Lula Moofr
Lewis Alexander has ssurned
from Salisbury ~
Mrs Ben Moody AID family
were Ann Arbor visitors sardav
Nr. and Mrs George NcDan-
iels. Of Ann Arbor were sunday
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Ben
Moody.
Py Eddie Daniels and FIRST
Mate seaman G Holbrook and
other friends were entertained at
q dinner Sunday BY Mr. and Mrs.
Zen Moody
-RfcisIER TO VOTE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
Maids Fancy,
Speed Queen
Win Honors
Jockey Henry
Jennings Gets
Most Awards
b, ULYSSES W. BOYKIN

Joe Louis picturesque Spring
pm farm at Utica. Mich was
me scene u Dctroit's Fourth An
rpal Horse show Sunday, Aug %.
over $500 smartly altired specia-
tors watched as the riders and
horses prefnol and pranccd un-
der hcamine sun
The show GOT under way short
~ after pm. and lasted until
uell after six o'clock The events
hell the attention of ne audience
fFrsughout the afternoon
nappcr Earl cnzxens made a
very smart -Ihastcr IN his
white brooches and black coat
Romaine Johns did the announc-
Ing
The frst event was class No. I
n me model fiFe-gaited horses
This blue ribbon was taken by
Henry Jennings, on Roy 81 sun
shine the second prize. or rcd
ribbon. by Pete Holmes on Maids
Fancy and the white. by Arthur
Murphy on Speed Queen
Henry jennings. whose riding
md stewardship IS superb.
walked away with most Of The
rrIzes lie was very striking
figure ln his gray Eabardinc rid
iss habit
IN iass SO ?. the Breeders
class ls47 the entry Love sired
BY Joe Louis stud horse clear
,reek Prince. took the first and
The c,lf Moonlight Madonna. took
second
Lula Rcll own and shown by
Nm lltl took the first prize
for class SO 3, tho model three
gated vhiie Mr. Sneed's Patty
lean iddcn by Tap Lancaster.
lo.k SECOND
In ne amateur horscmanship
even NNere Workmanship was
Judged Lawrence Terry took FIRST
pace ralIord shank second
plsc ana Nora Smith. third place
Tic Tennessee Walking horse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
John Pullen's
Relatives Sought

Relatives OF the late John Pull
len, formerly of Bedford City,
VA are being sought by friends
OF the deceased in Chelsea, Mich.
M. Pnllen, who was Sc years Of
age died in Chelsea on Aug 20.
1913 He had brother. william
Fullen, and sister. Sadie. also a
sister, Russia, living somewhere
IN New Jersey whose husband Is
employed IN the post office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

Thomas. Clear Creek Prince. rode
by Ed White. captured second
prize OF $25 defense bond and
$40 IN cash The owner OF Clear
Creek Prince IS Sgt Joe Louis.
The third award OF $40 cash was
won hy Tennessee Screnade. own
ed by Spring Hill farm The fourth
prize was won by Red Hinele.
who rode Duke The prize was s.
cash.
John RoNhorouch. one NJ the
-momhcrs OF the sponsoring COM
miitee. stated that the number of
horses IN this years show was
less than In previous years. But
the crowd was larger and showed
much interest IN the classic
The Judges were Charles New
kirk. Or John + Hutton and
George Bean Of Louisville, Ky
Honorary Judge was Brace Beem-
err.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
Ray Of Sunshine Takes Blue Ribbon at Coorfu Horseshov

4 event iouhu henry Jennings tho
number one contestant. lie rods
White knight, owned by Mrs. John
Marlborough The second prlz,
went TO Walking Sensation. own.
&c by Spring Hill farm. and rode
by Mrs Henry Jennings. The third
award went 20 VIM. Bell. owner
and rider Of Bright Spot
Major Domo. owned by Or. G.
+ Whithy took first prize in the
owners five-gaited eventin which
the horses were Judged for con
formation. quality. brilliancc and
shown at five distinct eaits. The
second prize went to Sergeant.
owned by pr Paul Alexander
and the third prize to Freddie.
owned by Isaac Ronfroe
For the fine harness event Il
was Speed Queen. driven by Hen
~ Jennings; RAY Of Sunshine. hy
I'd White, and Duke. by Red Hin
gle of Indiana.
The hishlieht event u the day
was the much talked about In
fants Pony Glass.
Izetia The beautiful little daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Ray
~ Detroit took first place with
her pony Little Flash The Soc
ord place award went to Isabel
Montgomery who rode Little Bill.
and The third place 10 Shirley
Cornish rider Of Molly
Tho five gated mares event
went TO Henry Jennings as usual
with his horse, RAY Of Sunshine
Tennessee Screnade. ridden BY
Tap Lancaster got second place.
and Ocean Spray. ridden hy Ell
White. made third place.
The ladies three gated class
gave Nora Smith first prize and
lrma Kellog. second prize.
This event was followed by nc
event In which the saddle and
harness horses we're shown 10 an
appropriate fonr-whcelcd vehicle
and Judged as a harncsscd horse
and then Embarrassed IN the ring
and Judged under saddle The
yictors were Meta Moon. shown
by Ed White, Flash Cadet. by
Henry Jennings. and Duke, by
Red Hingle
Patty Jean. presented by Henry
Jennings, was first in the Cen
tlemcn's three gated class; Lula
pcll by Pinton was second. and
Fascinalor took third
The three GATED stake IN which
he first prize was SIS bond
Henry Jennings who rode Patty
Jean. The second prize of S25
bond plus SO in cash was taken
BY VIM. Bell who rode lula Bell
and the third prize CT IS was won
by Red IIlnglc who rode Fasci-
nator.
The last event in which a fro-
ply. so war bond and S25 cash
was the frs prize. was the fye-
gated stake which was open 20
stalliens. mares or geldings. The
horses were shown at five dis
Ilnci gaiis Horny Jennings took
the first prize on the horse.
Maids Fancy. owned by Capt All
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

DR.. h. N. BROMLEY. having sue
eessfulIy passed the Michigan
State Board d ChIropody. as a
competent foot specialist will
begin practIcIng soon In Detroit.
nendlng the decision Of his draft
board. Dr. BROMLEY Is native
West yirglnlan. having received.
his BIS. degree from West vIr-
RInia State college and his Doc
tor Of Surgical ChIropody de-
gree from Ohio College Of Chi.
ropody. He Is married n the
former Virginia Roxborough.
daughter Of Atty. Charles A.
Marlborough. and lives nj 24l
=. Forest. He i y member Of
the Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

treasurer; Snow F. Grigsby, De-
troit editor Of The Postal All
lance. official organ OF the or
SANITATION. all Of whom Succeeded
themselves, except the treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
War Production News
q Michigan
War Workers
WinHighHonors

Twenty-eight war workers in
Michigan plants were cited last
week by war production drive
headquarters in Washington for
ideas and suggestions offered to
increase industrial war efficiency.
conserve manpower and materials
and reduce safety hazards.
Thirteen of the Michigan pro
duction soldiers" were awarded
certificates of individual merit.
one OF the highest honors in the
war production reward program.
Fifteen others received letters OF
honorable mention.
The awards were among 14l
made nationally TO war workers
all across the nation. They are
made each month by drive head
quarters for the most merltorious
suggestions selected from many
thousands submitted by Joint
lsbor-msnagement committees in
war plants. These committees
are supported by AFL. Go. rail-
road brotherhood unions and man
agement.
Workers represented by the
Packard Motor Car Company IN
Detroit retained their national
leadership in the winning of plant
honors. Psckards aircraft and
marine divisions received ii GER
tificateS and II honorable men
lions in the current awards,
smsssing a total Of Is houors. in
GLIDING 35 certificates and 40 hon
orable mentions
California and Michigan dead
locked for top honorS in the
awards for May. each gaining %
Illinois and Maryland were tied
for second with IL honors apiece.
Michigan awards follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
VINO Sets Up
Appeal Boards
ThroughoutU. s.

WASHINGTON. June 8 The
War Manpower Commission has
issued a new regulation which
provides for the establishment of
appeals committees throughout
the nation 10 hear appeals by
workers and employers from
VINO rulings.
In areas in which q VINO area
director and labor arrangement
committee have been appointed,
the director will name an appeals
committee composed of an equal
number of representatives of labor
and management with repre-
sentatives OF agricultural labor
and management when farm en-
ployment is involved from
Papel chosen by the committee.
Where no area director and
committee are as yet established,
the regional VINO director will
select an area appeals committee
from A panel chosen by the re-
gional labor management COM
mittpe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
HONORABLE MENTION

Donald Wait. checker and scale
operator. Yellow Truck and Coach
Manufacturing Co. Pontiac.
John Kohl. general mschinist
Yellow Truck.
J. Burback. Inspector. Nineteen
Hundred Corp ST. Joseph. Mich.
ward Setback. Job-setter.
Packard Motor Car Co. Detroit.
Clarence WasllewSki, Packard.
aircraft
William Yasoni Packard. air
craft.
John F Hogan. Packard air
craft
James Kshoun, Packard. air
craft.
John Wolfe. Packard. marine
engine.
Edward Pon'ek. Packard. ma
rine engine.
Joseph Zpbsy Packard. marine
engine
Archie Kenpedy, Packard. ma
rlne engine
Joseph Stopar.Packard. marine
engine.
John Lodico. Packard. marine
engine.
Herbert Williams Packard, ma
mine engine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
30 Win
Prizes at


Fnty-eight Pontiac motor diI-
sion employees largest group thus
far IN any single award period -
received war bonds and stamps
for their production speeding Sug-
geStlonS. n IS announced by II. j..
kllngler, general manager Of the
division and vice president Of
General Motors.
Some of the top Pontiac win
ners and their suggestions
Joseph {. Little. SLAB for a new
time-Saving grinding method: Ar.
thur {. White. $3.50. new method
of burning Diesel gears elminat-
ing brushes and compounds: Fran
els .. Marshall SlSi. fixture
change on the Oerlikon gun allow
ing two pieces to be ground at
once.
Paul =. kaminSki. Si0o rear
rangement Of machines: Reuben
l.. Spears. SIPS improved welding
operation on BoforS gun breeCh-
casing; Joe Smith. Sl6s. combin-
ing OF two brecCh block opera
tons; William {. Dodd. Sl37.
Simplification of machining opera
ton on OerlIkon.
To date. kllngler said. Pontiac
has paid out SD 600 for war pro-
duCtiOn suggestions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
AC0pensDrive
On Attendance

FLINT June 6 For Victory
& Q. T. J." IS not a newly created
government alphabetical agency.
hu' a reminder 10 &C Spark Plug
division employees that For VIC
tory Stay on the job
The slogan keynotcS novel
campaign being introduced ~ the
factory 10 raise even higher the
attendance on the Job The goal.
Of course. j. 100 per cent attend
ance, but realizing that Illness and
eXCuSable absences must be reCk-
oned with. &C workers are shoot
ing for an attendance record Of 81
per cent or better.
To spur the campaign. the dc.
partmcnt with the highest aver
age Of attendance during the
month Will be presented with a
banner with the letter V on IT,.
Each month thai this department
for example. leads the factory In
attendance another banner viii be
awarded until tho fun set OF seven
banners have been Won TO spell
'N-IC-T-O-R-Y'
Employees Of departments which
win Tho seven banners Viii be
awarded appropriate pins Of gold
or silver depending upon which
metal rs available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
MERIT CERTIFICATES

Ernest w. Nord. Yellow Truck
and Coach Manufacturing Co,
Pontiac. suggested new drill
holder which cuts II man-hours
from each job. for a total saving
Of 500 man-hours for each 800
Jobs.
C.. A. Cutton. assistant sales
manager. Mueller Brass Co, Port
Huron, suggested m achi ming
changes on 20 MN. fuse noSingS,
increasing performance and re-
ducing costs.
Mitchell kafarski. Packard Mo-
tor Co. welder and machine oper-
stor, Detroit. suggested improve
ments 10 an automatic screw
machine.
Adam Dixon. Packard utility
and operator trainer. developed Ar
indicator gauge for grinding
machine.
Avery Switzer. Darius Klink-
man and Donald Mckay. Pack
ard gear experts. evolved 4 new
method OF grinding external
Splines. g.
Elmer Jordan. Packard fore
man, suggested machining changes
that increased production and re-
duced scrap.
Woodrow CsrpS. Packard Setup
man, and Herbert Nelson. Pack
ard gage and tool maker. made a
operation on airplane engine cam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Pay $4,000
438 OIdsmobiIe Workers
Win on Suggestions

OldSnobite this month IS cole
hra'ing the FIRST anniversary OF
the suggestion plan program
The company has paid oui S20000
IN war bonds 10 IFS employees for
worthwhile ideas.
The plan brought in 43S win
ming suggestions, the top one
drawing $1,000 for Leroy G.
Brooks. HIS suggestion dealt with
Improvements in the powder
chamber OF the 2O-mm. cannon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

2.9R
Two-tone 20x35-inch bath nat.
contrasting floral pattern. Blue,
green, gold, orchid, dusty rose
and peach. Matching lid covers.
LINEN DEPT.-SECoND BASEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Send ira .NPHS
az Your PLANT

Personnel men. editors Of
plant papers and members OF
labor management commit
tees are invited to use these
columns To acquaint employees
Of their own and other plants
with what - being accom-
pliSheG To spur war produc-
ton.
II one Of your employees or
co-wOrker> has distinguished
himself by making a con-
structive suggestion or you
have an item that YOU feel
will interest other war work
ers. send il i'm. Address Ward
Sch ultZ. War Production
News Page, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

JUNE BRIDES Whether you're choosing gifts
for the bride buying for jour bone you'll
find many helpful ideas in bone Furnishings DEPART
ments Besides the items beOO there lamps, mirrors
drateres, Spreads comforts, rugs and linOlemm.