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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Most Of $4,000 Small
N. Y. Firms May Close

NEW YORK. Jan. Possibility
that most OF the 26,00 small manu-
featuring plentS in the New York
area may have TO close because OF
lack of business was disclosed by
George A. Sloan, city commissioner
Of commerce, the ms reported
today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Lansing Mayor
To Reveal Aims,
Appointments I
Tlme. star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 9.--Mayor N&N
Street Hughes today was COM
pleting his annual message to be
delivered at Monday nights city
council meeting, when he will an
nounce his aims and new appoint
ments to the councils various
committees for the coming year.
Foremost among appointments
which he must make is that of
chairman of the ways and means
committee. which has been held
for several years by Alderman
Leo J. Smith OF the third ward.
who will retire Monday night.
When the 1943 council convenes
Monday night, three former alder
men will be missing. They will
oe Smith, Ralph LeClear. who was
defeated fer the sixth ward post
after having served but one term.
and O. r. Starkweather, who died
this week. The latter post will
he filled at the spring general elec-
tlon, which will probably be pre-
Ceded by special primary election
in the third ward.
Hughes is expected TO appoint
Smith 10 the post of commissioner.
on the police and fire board TO I'LL
a vacancy created by the resignA-
uon of Elmer w. Hammond.
1t. Douglas q. Mcdonald.
first Ingham County winner of
the Distinguished Flying Cross,
and son of Sheriff Allan A. Mac
Donald, returned home at Mason
today to rOusing welcome Of
friends and citizens.
The youthful navy fier was
awarded the ID. r. &. medal last
August for his participation IN.
n daring aerial rescue of q gre -
Of army ferry pilots stranded e
an ice-cap of interior Greenland
last June.
Two youths who allegedly at
tempted to steal canvas bag OF
nickelS from a bus driver. and
then beat him up. today faced ar
Iaignment IN probate court.
State police said the youths
boarded the bus Al Fairview ave-
nue. and Kalamazoo street and
} ode 10 the end Of the line. Pom
.croy Thomas. driver of the Inter-
City bus. said they refused 10 pay
their fare for the return trip.
grabbed his money bag containing
about $50 and dashed out OF the
bus Thomas pursued them and
was assaulted Passengers came
10 his aid and overpowered the
youths who were taken 10 the
state police post al East Lansing.
Discussions on local industrial
manpower needs and federal
plans for handling the situation
will highlight meeting Of all
Lansi ng industrial manufac-
turers, which has been called for
Monday afternoon by the War
Nanpower Commission.
VI. A. Clark. district director
NJ Detroit. will address the ses-
sion in the Mutual Building
recreation hall, 202 North Cspi-
tol avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Dividends
Dennison Manufacturing

DennisOn Manufacturing Com
pany has declared the regular
quarterly dividends OF 81 on de-
benture stock and Is cents on the
prior preferred, both payable Feb
ruary to holders OF record Janu-
airy 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Puget sound Power and Light Company
and subsidiaries for the II months ended
Nov. 80. 1912. report net income Of
50. is6.35t, against 81, AS. sos in the pre-
ceding II months
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Cleveland Tractor Company has
declared a dividend of 3712 cents
payable February 25 TO holders oi
record February 10. Payments In
1912 were % cents each. August
20 and November 30, the first
payments since 1888.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Detroit Stocks

sales. including odd lots, S, 553 shares.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared paid So far this year
unless otherwise noted. Calculating divt-
dend, bon accommodations. ex-Ex-dtvtdend.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
ROOD SHARES ACTIVE

Trading on the stock market
centCrcd on low-prlced issues The
utilities provided the most activity
as a group. Food shares also were
active and some fertilizer issues
were in demand.
A one-point rise in American
Telephone and fractional advances
IN the leading steel shares were
seen as inspiring some buying in
the general list a number Of
issues. most of them specia |
stocks. made new highs for more
than a year. The utility average
made a new high since the day
before Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Being placed In the same cIas-
sification as war plants, the city
may be able to hold employees
without paying the industrial
rates, municipal officials believed
today.
O.. X. Fjetland, district VINO
representative, told City Man
ager Carl III. Peterson that the
city's functions are equally Inn
portant with war plants and
should have the same considera-
tion in manpower questions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
nj FFAIO

Lnglnesrs Pubiie service Company and
subsidiaries for the ~ months ended Nov.
3n.-la42 report net Income OF s.. .063.-
1872 equsi W a3 cents q share on the
com mon, against revised net income Of
50 se7 n7s, or 81 2e' on the common In the
preceding II months.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS

NEW YORK Jan e--Thc following is statement Of the II
Federal Reserve Banks Of January showing the increase
decrease December 80.
ASSETS
donsrsl
40
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Held for Trial
In Fatal Crash
rm,. star forr..rond.nt

BAY CITY, Jan. 9.-Anthony
Kuzmierz, 2436 Twenty second
street, today was bound over TO
circuit court on manslaughter
charges as the result of an auto
accident which took the life Of his
brother-in-law, Leon Len, last No
Ivember.
Police Justice David r. Louis
ordered kuzmierz held under $500
bail. He was arrested after his
car crashed into parked vehicle
in the 1900 block of Michigan ave-
nue., throwing Len through the
windshield.
A 17-yesr-old youth who hitch
hiked his way into Jail today ad-
mitted several burglaries I'm the
past few days. Police said tho
youth. Alden Lesperence. Route
s. was beld for questioning after
hitching ride with Patrolman
Herman Tate and admitted
breaking into several places In
the Marquette street business
district"
A special term of United States
District Court will open Tuesday
with both grand and traverse jur-
les reporting before Judge Arthur
lJ. Tuttle.
Grand jury action is not expect
cd 70 take more than two days as
most of the cases listed arc Selcc-
tive service violations A Saginaw
woman is held on forgery charges,
and Bay City man for allegedly
stealing mail. Both have indicated
intention of pleading guilty.
Several civil cases have been
scheduled for trial before jury and
the session is expected TO consume
two weeks or more, according 10
Clarence S. Petit, deputy court
clerk.
Draft board officials said to-
day that induction of married
men without children will he
started here late next month.
Reconsideration OF such men al
ready has been started at the
"hurry up orders sent all
Michigan draft boards.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Little Joe" Reay didn't lose
much time in getting himself
decorated. pals at the Bancroft
Hotel learned today.
The former Bancroft bellhop
who obtained an army commission
last September. has been deco.
rated with the Purple Heart medal
his mother, Mrs Emma T. Rea
116 South Weadock street, has
been notified He has also beer
promoted to first lieutenant after
taking part in several battles ir
Africa
Carrying on their everlasting
quest for recruits, members of
Company 406, Michigan State
Troops, will stage weekend
drive at the Michigan Thcater.
Displays of uniform and fight
ing equipment will be explained
in the lobby this evening and
tomorrow and members will
make short talks on the service
between shows.
WAAC recruiting officials vii
be here to interview applicant:
next Wednesday, Capt. Harry c
Olson and 1st 1t. Eleanor NJ. Nor
rison. who will spend the day al
the YWCA stress the fact any
woman of good character between
y and as and without dependents
is eligible.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
pITTsRIfRCU

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3 (iNs> CATTLE
Receipts, rs market stearya steers
choice. s15di6; medium to good. S14al5.
common, sioT 1880 heifers good = 70
$40. so n IL 90; common s. bon IN 50. cows,
good 10 choice. SliHl2 medium 10 good.
50, 50a 10: Gamers snd cutters S7ns.
bulls GOOD 20 choice, ti3a4. common 70
HOES Receipts. 400: msrke, steady
1so-lso lbs SIS. MS Is. 1so 200 lbs
SIS. 5.sonl57S: 2o0-22o ms Sl5.saiS75.
22:21 lh' 'l5s0aiS76, 25o.2eo To-.
loo.loo lbs. ,t7op IS 50; roughs. il3 o
h14.25
SHEEP Receipts. 20: market steady
choice lambs. Si6H rs so medium 10 good,
SIS IS: common lambs. s.. 25D 2 2h ewes,
81 5Oas; wethers. N.25n9 80.
CALVES Receints. "a market steady
good In choice. STA 5oGi7.50. medium n
sood. sit.So 1880; culls and common.
saai2
BUFFALO
BUFFALO, Jan GNs) HOGS sal.
able receipts, 900: market, mostly ~ cents
higher. Bulk good and choice i7O-230 lbs.
sveraging around 200, SIC. few compare
74o 900 lbs. 81. 35 2 10. rs.
cATTLE-salable receipts, $50; market
steady Barely good heifers, Sii common
20 medium steers ana hejtersS Si2u Is. %;
mon. SO 50qli25: canner. Ssne.3s
strongweight sausage bulls, Si3U l3 30
lighter average. st0@i2.15.
CALVES-salable receipts $50. veslers
UNCHANGED Good and choice, SiT 30
common and medium, t12n 1850
/ SHEEP Salable receipts 600: lamb
trade rather slow. weak. Good and choice
1875 lbs Si625. rarely 10 Si6 so me
dunn 10 good Sl5Ti6 thrnwouts down
ward from SO hsndyweight ewes. seu
so. odd head 10 ts -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan. s-Prcss IN cent?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

giles. and Otto. the loser, will
represent Detroit in the playoffs
at Kalamazoo next month. The
survivors qualify for the national
tournament at Culver Ind) Mill
tary Academy next month.
Koliba'S semifinal berth in the
boys division needs explanation,
for he was as close to defeat in
the quarterfinal at the hands of
Martin Shaw as a player can get.
Shaw, with the set score IL, had
Koliba SO in games and 400 in
points, needing one more 10 win
the match.
Mrs. Jean HoXie, Koliba's coach,
called from the sidelineS. III
give you 25 cents for your chance,
Johnny" The 11-year-old Koliba
never changed expression. "Ill 60
to work. Mrs. HoXie," he replied.
John pulled out the set by en-
ploying a variety Of short cross
court drives, drop shots and
passes that eventually brought
him the set. Of, and the decision.
Next he came around TO collect
his . cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Richards Hits EN-

Paul Richards, who was not
counted on 10 do any heavy hit
ting. surprised O'Neill with his
hitting on the road, posting
nifty 1913 10 make him run
ner-up 10 York in the batting
department IN the Eastern
cities. All in All the Tigers have
been hitting pretty well. except
that they sometimes forget 10
hit with mon on base.
The Tiger pitching. great ~
the start Of the season. has been
somewhat Of a DISAPPOINTMENT
on the road. In the Washington
series. for instance. not a Tiger
starting finger finished p game.
The biggest disappointment was
Virgil Trucks IN his two starts.
one in Boston and The other in
Washington The Tiger fast
baller showed little in either
start
With a limited supply Of
pitchers. the Tigers cant afford
10 have one Of their potential
stars so haywIre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
.Bivins Makes
Weight in Time

CLEVELAND, June g (UP)-
Jimmy Bivins had 10 do three
quarters of an hours roadwork
today TO weigh in under the 175-
pound limit for his duration"
light heavyweight title defense
bout against Lloyd Marshall in
Cleveland STADIUM tonight.
Bivins tipped 1861 when he
reported at the weigh-in cere-
monies, but after the exercise he
scaled 174A. He did not forfeit
his title or a $1,000 weight guar
antee because he had until 4
p. m. to make the poundage.
Marshall weighed in at 164ha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Twilight Tennis
For Junior Players

Twilight matches is the scheme
today at Tennis Club of Detroit
where the district junior and boys
championships are up for CON-
pletion.
Wet courts barred play yester-
day. And today the high school
players have early afternoon
schedule commitments. All con-
teStants save two are from Ham,
tramck.
In boys singles AL Hetczak
opposes the survivor of the John
Koliba and Walter English semi
final. James Jankowski and Eddie
MatySiak are finalists in junior
doubles. They meet the winner of
the Edward Pochmara-H y
Ostrowski. Fred Otto and Bill
Kleinsmith pairing. Otto and
Kleinsmith are from st. Pauls OF
Crosse PoInte.
Jankowski. who won the sim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Others in Slump

But with the regeneration oi
York came slumpS suffered by
Pinky Higgins and Jimmy Blood
worth. who had paced the Tigers
earlier in the season. Higgins
slump dates back ~ n severe
cold which he suffeted at the
start of the trip. Though his hit
ting was not consistent. Blood
worth did explode q homer in
Boston. Currently, Bloodworth
is on the shelf with a leg injury.
Banging around the 300 mark
on the road, Dick N~'..,""-.eld
managed to hold his own. While
his hits have not revealed the
power expected Of him, Wake
field hits consistently.
Wakefield is having trouble
with bats mot the flying kind
and a sore thumb.
81 can't find bat 7 like"
the elongated collegian eN-
planned.
Joe Hoover. despite an IN
known malady which ne says
makes him feel sluggish, is not
anemic at shortStop. He has
been doing a good job afeld and
getting his share Of hits. He
hatted .2S3 on the road trip.
Doc Cramer is another who
keeps plugging along doing good
work in the outfield and getting
the clutch hit now and then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

the sets played IN Boston and
Washington.
But more pleasing than any,
thing else TO O'Neill is Rudy
York's return 10 form at bat.
Of 10 a miserable start at the
first OF the season, York found
himself on the eastern jaunt,
hitting an approximate $50 in
the II games. His hits included
three home runs, one in the
Yankee Stadium and two in
Washington. With the longest
left field target in any regular
American League park, Yorks
drives in Washington were no
mean achievements.
With one hit only in New
York and in Boston. York did
not swing into his stride until
he reached Philadelphia, where
he collected seven hits in is
times at bat for an average OF
.470. Then when he got 10
Washington he matched the
Philly mark with seven hits in
Is official times up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Sexton Gains
No. 4 Rating

Frank Sexton today finds him
self among the top four in heavy
weight wrestling according to Ed
tStrangler) Lewis rating.
Sexton advanced from fifth 20
fourth place over Earl McCready
by winning from the Canadian.
two out of three falls, last night
at Arena Gardens.
McCready won the first fall
with cartwheel in 27:07. Sex
ton then took the second in 8:l8
with a merry-go-round swing and
the decider in $50 with a body
slam.
Pierre DeGlane handed All
PaSha his first defeat here. win
ming in straight falls. 1910 and
s seconds. Rene Labelle de-
feated Gil LaCross on a foul and
Babe KaSaboski won from Fred
CaTrone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
OdOr Follows
a
GaIentO Bout

TAMPA, Fla, June s (UP)-
A military ruling against army
men serving on commissions
sponsoring professional boxing
today had forced the resigna-
tions of five army members of
the 116th Field Artillery boxing
commission, the body which
sponsored last Tuesdays Tony
Galento-Herbie Katz fight here.
The five, including Capt. Steve
O'Connell, who charged Katz
with taking a dive after the
25-second knockout credited to
Galento. resigned yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Dodgers
Up on Cardinals

PITTSBURGH. June 8 (INS)-
The Brooklyn Dodgers pulled
even today in the matter of
games won with the league lead
ing st. Louis Cardinals by beat
ing the Pirates here last night.
4 10 l. The victory, however. left
the Dodgers still a few percent
age points behind the Cards in
the National League race.
The Fame. played at night. was
the only contest in either league
yesterday. The Dodgers won by
scoring four runs in the eighth
when Wally Herbert folded after
pitching shutout ball for seven
frames. Freddy FitzsimnonS
allowed the Pirates only seven
scattered hits 10 ring up his 2l6th
major league triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Eddie Miller is the voice al the
Detroit race track.
He is the man WHO is heard and
not seen by the thousands who
will bet millions on the horses
during the racing season here.
Miller. who is 3S. and has been
around horse racing for ID years.
climbs winding wooden stairway
each day to the highest perch on
the grandStand. the observation
booth where he is surrounded by
so much paraphernalia he looks
like the foundation figure in a
Rube Goldberg cartoon.
With his powerful binoculars
around his neck. Miller stands be-
fore the microphone, calling the
races, making the announcements.
stopping occasionally to answer
the. phone. take directions from
the stewards or the mutuel de-
partment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
National Tennis
Meets TO Kdzoo

KALAMAZOO. June 8 (UP)-
u. S. Lawn Tennis Association to-
day awarded the 2Sth annual ma
tional junior and boys champion
ships to Kalamazoo.
The meet will be held at Stowe
courts. Kalamazoo College. the
first week in August. 1t will be
preceded by the western junior
and boys tournaments, which will
be played on the same courts.
Since 1923 the national junior
and boys Journeys have been held
at Culver Military Academy, Gull
yer, Ind. This year. however. war
time demands upon the academy
forced transfer of the meets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
WOlllem'S Rifle Team
Meets Ontario Men
BY DON GILES

The Ontario Volunteer Consta-
bulary and the Fisher Y Women
will hold an international rifle
shooting match tomorrow night
at S o'clock at the Elmwood Rec
reation Center range.
The Ontario Sharpshooters are
said 10 include some Of the best
shots in Canada. In meeting the
Fisher Y, they are competing
against the only team ever to
defend successfully its title in the
HearSt-TimeS matches.
According to Charles Bryan,
who arranged the match. the
Canadians are sending the 18 best
shots out of their organization
which totals more than 1000.
Their team will consist of Mai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

j. 4, Griffith, 1t George Lettner,
1t. Ray Strong. Sgt. Maj. Harold
Laidlaw, Sgt. Homer Taylor. Sgt.
George England, Cpl. Royce Noble,
Cpl. Walter Rettenmier; Cpl. c.
Simons, Cpl. Keith Bennett, Con-
stable J. Pridham, Cpl. c. Hagg,
Constables r. Tay, r. Stone, Will
liam Sweet, John Delisle, j. Ed
wards and j. Leal.
The constabulary's headquarters
are in Windsor and under the
command of Maj. Griffith.
Firing on the Fisher women's
team will be Phyllis Brown, presi-
dent: Mildred Mcnamara. Pat
OBryan, Gertrude Meadows and
Frances EmmonS, who make up
the women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Women 10 Select
Pin Tourney Site

Detroit Women's Bowling Asso-
citation holds its annual meeting,
elects officers and selects site
for the 1914 city tournament to-
night at 8 o'clock at Detroit
Recreation, 212 West Lafayette,
third floor. Emma Hill and
Madeline Romen. president and
secretary, respectively. have just
completed the first of three-year
terms,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
sports
Senators Good
But Steve O'NeiII
Sticks 10 Yanks.
By LEO MACDONELL

The results Of tho Tigers first
swing Of the season through the
East has not changed Steve
ONciIls mind.
While he is impressed with
the Improvement IN The Wash
inCton club, the Tiger skipper
StUl IS of tho opinion that New
York Is tho team 20 beat.
Especially so since the Mccarthy
clan appears 10 have reGaincd
some of its once great hitting
power.
Whether The Senators, cure
rentlv the SenSatlnn-nt the
league, will be able 10 hold 10
their torrid pace depends on its
young pitchers. according 10
O'Ncill. Steve is not too sure
they VIII hold up. despite their
success against the Tigers IN
the recent series in the Capital
City. ~
Washington over All has
pretty good ball club" O'Nelll
appraised the Senators. ut has
lots Of speed, which is great
asset te- the club, rs IL ~ not
what YOU would call power
club. 1 would say Priddy in the
infield and Johnson i'm the out
field are responsible for much
OF the teams success. Priddy
played great second base against
us and johnson Is an all-around
good bsllplsyer. adept In the
outfield and dangerous at bat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Hart Stops ViIIdr
In Opening Round

WASHINGTON, June 8 GNS)
Al Hart. of Washington, 2271z,
scored a Knockout over Claudio
Nillar of Spain in the first round
before 5000 persons at Griffith
Stadium last night. Hart floored
Villar five times in the scheduled
Hereunder.
Jackie Wilson, Pittsburgh, won
a 10-round decision from Jimmy
Phillips. Baltimore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
StuhIdreher Coach
OF College AII.Stars

CHICAGO. June 8 CNS)--
Harry Stuhldreher. head football
coach and athletic director al
the University of Wisconsin, today
was named head coach of the
college all-starS who will play
the champion Washington Red
skins in the annual all-star foot
ball game.
The contest this year will be
staged at Dyche Stadium. Evan
ston. III. the night Of Aug. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Tracks Voice Busy. Versatile

Discovery Azucar race here In
1885 when ne measured Discov-
erys lead on the backStTetch
against the row Of box cars which
stood on the Grand Trunk tracks,
paralleling the racing strip.
The race was walkaway for
Discovery as the sulking Azucar
Hoped along switching his tail. But
the crowd which groaned as Dis
covery sped into long lead broke
into roar of laughter as Hawkins
made his calls.
Its Discovery by Is box
cars" announced wilkins.
"NOw It's Discovery by 20 box
cars"
The crowd got a boot out Of
Hawkins even if the race was a
failure.
HAS BEEN AROUND
Eddie Miller isn't quite so in
formal He handles the job very
seriously and conscientiously. He
started out'a Dade Park. worked
at Thistledown. River Downs and
Churchill Downs in addition to
Detroit. Most important races he
ever called were. the Kentucky
Derbies won by Omaha. Bold Ven
ture and War Admiral. Those were
big fields-tough TO call.
Some race track announcers bet
on the races and often betray their
choices with the enthusiasm in
which they hail their choice If he
leads the field down the stretch.
Or disappointment shows in their
voices If their horse isn't running
a lick.
But Eddie Miller says it's too
hard TO keep his mind on his work
if he has a bet going. lie sees
thousands of horses run each year
but he never bets a cent If he's
calling the race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Left Hook
Wins for
DOraZiO

CHICAGO, June 8 GNS)-Gua
DoraAo. veteran Philadelphia
heavyweight, boosted a decisive
IO-round victory today over Lem
franklin, heavy hitting Cleveland
Negro.
Dorazio found the numbering
Franklin setup for a textbook
pitch and peppered the Negros
head and body with Southpaw
hooks throughout their bout last
night before 5.3l5 fans.
Dorazio dropped Franklin in the
eighth with right hand shot 10
the body and fell on top OF him.
1t was the only knockdown Of the
fight. and both were up as the,
timekeeper began the count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Bear Jim WaIsh's OK.

A group Of Class F. youngsters
who last season won the baseball
championship of the Chrysler
Industrial Association seek a
sponsor and a manager. They
come highly recommended by
Jim Walsh OF the Chrysler organ
izatlon. Call TO. 6-74S7 or TO.
8-560S. The club works out at
Wallace Field.