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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Holiday, Strike
Hit Steel Rate

NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Affected
by observance of Christmas in
some plants of u. S. Steel Corp.
and strike of steel workers in
units of other companies, steel in
got production went down to 10
per cent of capacity in the COM
pilation by Dow-Jones a. Co for
the week ended Dec u. This
compares with 81 per cent in the
previous week and 80 per cent two
weeks ago.
Subsidiaries of u. s. Steel Corp.
arc estimated at SO per cent,
against 90 per cent the week be-
fore and l04 per cent two weeks
ago. Other leading companies are
credited with average of 57l2 per
cent. against 96l2 per cent in the
preceding week and &c per cent
two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

1t. Gen. William 6. Knudsen
is seen a lot around the Har-
per Hospital precincts these
days. His youngest daughter has
lust presented him with his
seventh grandchild, a boy, and
he heads for the nursery like a
Flying Fort on Berlin
The general jokinGly points
out that this rs hTSvfourttr
Christmas in Washington He
left Detroit in 1910 on a 90-day
loan in the capital
The 90 days has now gone into
the fourth year. In this time
he has covered 10000 miles
by air alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Jeeps at Premium

Liberty ships arc too slow
and too expensive cooperate 10
attract the shipping lines, but
the newer type, high speed VIC
tory ship should go at pre-
MUM and many shipping
company should be willing 10
start buying bonds against the
day they 20 on sale
College boys would Vic with
the farmers IN the purchase OF
the regular leep Word is flow
ING hack from farm boys now
serving in tho army, that tho
little bone buster viii do cy-
erythinC that the tractor Will
do. do il better and other things
too
Personally I think the lieu
tenants GOT great idea for
unloading the material after
the War-they might even offer
a discount when war bonds are
used IN payment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Court Approves
Budd Amended
Incentive Plan

PHILADELPHIA Dec 80 T.
s District Judge Guy X Bard
today had approved tho amended
PLAN Of directors of Edward G.
Budd Manufacturing Co. TO grant
options 20 l6O key officers and
employees no subscribe 10 100000
shares of rs authorized but uu-
issued common stock as am inCCn-
tive for thCm CO. remain with tho
company for postwar operations
He dismissed the suit filed by
Henry +. liolthusen OF New York.
a common stakeholder m which
he issued an injunction July g
last restraining company from
uutung into operation the original
-bonu>' plan which was approved
bN So per cent Of The voting stock
hDltrr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Boon 10 Sportsnen

It. Brsn5Cunurc speaks long
luCN of tne thousands @. hight
training plane, which the goN-
eminent viii have on hand when
the War is over
Nagr iH4afts. 4ft-4t4ei4 -eet4+a-t34a
riot az the thought of some Of
-JiTC TTdvy- STRAIT boats.
SportSmcn VIII look forward
70 owning some of the better
types OF light firearms developed
during the war and duck hunt
crS in particular viii dTooi' at
the thought of owning one Of
those Ford amphibian jeeps-
dubbed QuackS.
Then there are the countless
items of office equipment and
clothing. owned by the quar-
ternaSter'S department
The the possibility Of alrlneS
purchasing some Of the better
types of cargo ships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Power Output
Gain Extended

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o-The
amount at electrical energy dis
trbuted by the electric light and
power industry of Y. S. for the
week ended Dec Is was estimated
at 4.340.0O0,000 kilowatt hours,
according 10 Edison Electric In
stitute. This compares with g.
655. 926 900 I'm the 1912 week. an
Increase of 1877 per cent
Output in the week ended Dec.
rs totalcd 4.6l2 99i 600 kllowatt
hours. against 1875, $500 in 1912
an increase Of 10 per cent and IN
the week ended Dec. IL came &c
4.566. 9O5 900 kilow hours
against 3, 937 ,524 900 aycaT earlier
an increase of l6 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Bank Assets Up
Sci Millions

LANSING Ne. Dee so Assets of
the 345 state and four industrial
banks in Michigan jumped $30l,-
10000 during the past year state
Banking Commissioner +. w,
Nelson reported today
Total resources Of the inStltu-
tons is now 81, 5S6, 265,066-. with
deposits reaching an all-timc
peak Of 81 492 lS2 900.
This reflects the thrift ten
dency Of the depositing public
and is very commendable par
ticularly I'm the face Of three
war loan drives" he said
Nelson predicted further in
creaScs during the next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
YEAR WITH FIRM

-, Under the new plan the officers
Did employees entitled 10 receive
options must remain with company
for al least one year and cannot
exercise the options until after
one year has expired and they
must be in employ of company at
the time the options are exercised.
The options are not TRANSFERABLE
except on the death Of the optlonee
ar has -FetireHeHt- because dds
ability.
Judge Bard'S decision is a com
plete reversal OF his original order
on July 9 when he stopped COM
pany from issuing the options
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Rail Reports
NFW YORK, INV HAYES AID
HARTFORD

NFW YORK. INV HAYES AID
HARTFORD
1888 1912
s.,, ,.t income 81 sol $40 81 oar $50
II mos net income S22 ar t07 Sl1 $50 3ss
BOSTON AND MAINE r. H.
lqt3 1879
Wv no, income X35O.7ss S1.IJ2 500
ii mos net income Ss2il,sio $40 OPS, $50
ATLANTIC COAST LINE n
1913 1882
nov net oper income S909 - " 10 elo
II mos net on inc Sl4.l64. 029 SIC 14l 1853
GULF COAST LINES
1913 1872
Nov ne' op income S66l $50 SS46 qtI
II mos net on. inc IS s73235 s. 27s2ls
CIINCHFIEID RAILROAD
1913 1872
NV net or income SJls044 sos 00q
II mos net or. inc. Si7f0 $50 s.. 1872 $40
PITTSBu RICH AID WEST VIRGINIA
1913 1919
NV nei - income Si23.c6t Sl5t 9S2
- mos net np uc 81 66T SOS 81 81 227
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Sullivan Chairman
OF American Can

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 NJ J.
Sullivan. president Of American
Can since 1910. has been named
chairman of board d. w. FiggiS.
executive vice president. succeeds
Nh president 9l---15
vice president in charge OF sales
succeeds 'tlggiS. S. Sloan Colt,
president of Bankers Trust Co. OF
New York was named a director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeYser ~
High Money Payment
Confusing ID Public

Nneccn.fory three will doubtless down into history as
e. o. drSilhuSiQnmcnt for the AXIS leaders
Mussolni alrsady taken the and Hitler is no
doubt aware that his propaganda of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS
unrelated prospects Although treated an
enemy of secondary Importance tho Japanese must be
beginning put qualifications quondam eXtravagant
hopes.
Plough year closes there growing evidence and
hope that the world 10 be freed Of military
conquest innocent people already terrible tor lhc
CrackpO leaders masking under
iJeoO1icS g TECHNOLOGY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Gas Sendout Here Higher

The gas Sendout I'm the Detroit
district for the week ended Dec
- was SIS $4,000 @cbbT feet
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
reported TO-DAY This is an n-
crease of q6 496 1n0 cubic ,r.
compared with pac corresponding
week 'a,t Year when me tote
reported Wa~ 1881 600 cubic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Fred A. Kaiser
as assistant TO
the president.
Kaiser has been
associated with
I he company
for the last 10
years.
Starting as a
territory sales
r G preventative
in 1888, Kaiser
was made sales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
BID. Of Trade Rejects
Paid President Plan

CHICAGO. Dec. 30-The pro-
poSal 10 employ paid nonmember
fte5d the Chicago Board of
Trade as president was defeated
by a ballot of members of eX-
change The vote was 367 against
2S6 in favor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Stove Co. President
Names Assistant

John A. Fry, president of De-
troit-Michigan Stove Company.
has announced the appointment OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
ror 10 Pay for All Goods Taken From U. S.

ra1tl-or cl4d have been o7yiated b,an sasere and
..>.nc citizens sufficiently pay Tor aiI the
f..f f.f' government
I..N uIf, would base been confusion
lIttt-17-ffnCC@ thCrc Would have been mia
to~as zap ue-t'aA financial hangover
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Detroit Stocks

Dividends m the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far TINS wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

manager in 1898 He held that po-
sition until his elevation to the
new post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
EARNINGS
RIRIINGrnN MILLS

~ RIINGTON MILLS
Fiscal year ended oct 2
1888 1912
Ss' pfoff 81 rs tae 50 3-2 }ss
com share earn nEs S5H7 - So
THIRn NFNUE IRt>~IT CORR
1913 1912
<uv rsi income SO $50 SIP 33e
ru- uef IrD. frc &A5t FsP ti06 $50
NF~TTRN rABitI NND ~TATIONERN
FIsDaI year ended oct 1I
1879 1912
-.rr- ru--rurf- XSnU -AT SA74 273
Per com shave S3 20 So o.
kIINI>NIoR al CtNNnN, IT'D
1853 1912
<rr process S1t7 s2l $3.50 1871
Per share 50 - 81 lq
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Malelessness Compensated
Studios Are Cramming Their Productions
With Girls and More Girls

stories of the Bronte Sisters by the
end Of the year, 1t won't be the fault
Of the film makers. Warmers have
made Devotion" which is about
the three novelist sisters of the Vic
torian era. And now 10th Century,
Fox, in addition to filming Jane
Eyre" has signed Sir Cedric Hard
wicke, Heather Angel and Mollie
Lamont to make two-reeler, Three
Sisters of the Moors." as advance
ballyhoo for Jane Eyre" Orson
Welles and Joan Fontaine star in
the latter. . Mary Pickford, the
smartest business gal of Hollywood,
retained possession of most of the
movies in which she starred many
years ago. Occasionally she sells
one of the stories. She has just un-
loaded "Kiki" on 20th Century Fox
for the reported price Of 100000!
Walt Disney says that he thought
of the Gremlins as title for a short
first and has asked the Hays office
to reserve the rights for him ex-
clusively in spite of the fact that
"Gremlin" also has been registered
by Warmers, Columbia and Univer-
SAL tip my bonnet to Howard
Hughes. He never gives up. Fol-
lowing the sensational advertising
and showing of 1.-THE Outlaw" in
San Francisco, Hughes has taken
the epic back into the laboratory to
cut the current 121 minutes of movie
to something under 100. If he would
cut some of the over -sexy scenes, he
might get bookings in some of the
other big cities of America But
Hughes is obstinate as we'll as tena-
cious. So. :.
Alice Faye will not, after all, dance
with Tony De Marco in The Girls
He Left Behind" but Tony will still
have his three partners. He does a
samba with Carmen Miranda,
waltz with Sheila Ryan, and an
eight beat shufle-whatever that is
with Virginia Wilson. Red
Shelton and the rest of the company
are back from shooting scenes in
Brooklyn for "Whistling in Brook
lyn." The rest of the movie will
be made in Hollywood. June
Havoc gets the role turned down by
Constance Bennett, who took it after
it had been refused by Lupe Velez,
in Hi Diddle Diddle" It would be
ironic if the role stole the picture
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-05-06
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
HOLLYWOOD.

How many girls equal a man? Or
vice versa? Leon Enrol gets Is
females in the newest grille picture
which has the not-very- imaginative
title, Girls, Inc" With the dozen
or so of the fair sex in Cry Havoc, u
the Is beauties in Cover Girl" the
dozen in PIN Up Girl" you get an
excellent idea of how producers are
compensating the public for the lack
OF handsome young men. Even the
tall ladies come in for the new femi-
nine prosperity in Hollywood. Six
beauties, all~taller than 6 feet, ap-
pear in support of Gene Kelly and
Kathryn Grayson in Private Miss
Jones'"
Bing Crosby says he has had
enough of picture making for while
and is adding another five weeks to
his current stay in Mexico City.
Charlie Chaplin has an ex-wife in
there pitching with Gary Cooper
and Ingrid Bergman in Saratoga
Trunk" It's Mildred Harris, who
was film star of the silent days.
:. AS of this writing, Shirley Tenn
pie will not make any pictures until
her suit with the Orsatti Agency is
settled. They claim $1,000 as COM
mission for allegedly arranging a
26-week radio show for Shirley at
$4,000 a week
\ X
hope they change the title of the
next Eleanor Powell George Murphy
musical. At present it is called up
and Down Broadway" which sounds
like picture that has already been
made dozens of times. =. John Suit
ton has joined Veronica Lake and
Franchot Tone in The Hour Before
the Dawn" =. Barbara StQnwyck
is resting from her strenuous chores
in Lady of Burlesoue" by going on
a bond-selling tour during which she
sold kiss for a $4,000 War bond
Barbara plans to make no more than
two pictures a year and will fill in
with bond-selling tours and visits
to service camps.
If film fans do not know the life
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Where and When
Current Theoter Attroc tions
and Time Of SHOWING

Stage.
National-"The Eve of st. Mark,
Maxwell Anderson's war play: TO-
night at $50.
Capitol - "Hangmen Also Die,
Czechs in the underground: 1890
am, 1:20, AIS. 7:l0 and 1905 pm
Stage shows: 1880, 3:45, 6:35 and
$50 pm.
Columbia-"The Human Comedy
Saroyan's little people: 1l:30 am.
2, 4:30, and $50 pm.
Earle-'Edge of Darkness, re-
sistance in Norway: 1890 am. 1:25
AIS, tbs and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, $40. $40 and 8 80 p m
Keith's - Flight for Freedom,
love on the hoof: 1l:l5 am, 1::25
1928, 5:25, 1925 and 9:35 pm.
Little Somewhere in France,
more suspense from England: II
am, 12:45, 2:3o, AIS, s, 7:50 and
$40 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Hard Way
trouble between sisters: 11:40 am.
2:05, 4:35, 7:05 and o:35 pm.
Palace-'Keeper OF the Flame ,
dictatorships are dangerous: 10:45
1855, sos, $40. 7:3O and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Quiet, Please, Murder" with
George Sanders: Continuous from
pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
She Won't Forget
HOLLYWOOD

Jennifer Jones, who skipped from
the bottom to the top rung of the
ladder of screen success, isn't for
getting those who helped her.
Playing the coveted title role in
"The Song Of Bernadette," Jennifer
is compiling diary in between
shots and she's inserting the names
of all those who taught her little
acting tricks.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Choirs for aGuy

Bob Mitchell's Boys Choir and
the Sheriff's Boys Band, two we'll
known boys choirs, were spotted
by Columbia for sequences in Right
Guy" now In production, with Claire
Trevor and Jesse Barker in the
starring roles. The two singing
groups will be seen in the Military
Academy scenes of the Aim which
Ray Enright is directing and David
Chatkin is producing.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Six for Edith

Edith Barret's sixth character
role. that Of a 60-year-old woman
in R-K-O Radios IT Walked With
Zombie," which will soon have it's
New York premiere engagement at
Broadway's Rialto Theater, is also
her sixth Aim role. During her II
years on stage, she always played
romantic roles.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Vehicle Purchased
For Harold Lloyd
HOTI,YW(N1

HOLLY WOOD.
''Mr. Winkle Goes to War;" a novel
by Theodore Pratt. has been pur-
chased by Columbia Pictures and is
slated as Harold Lloyd's first pro-
duction for the company. Story
deals with the experiences of q
mild, meek-mannered 44-year-old
draftee who changes from a hen
pecked individual to q national hero.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Man Weiqhed 739 Pounds

Daniel Lambert, who died in 1909,
weighed 739 pounds and is said to
have been the heaviest man that
ever lived.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Liquor Records Opened to Spike Rumors
I'D Guilty
OF Liquor
Violations

The Michigan Liquor Control
Commission today announced the
names of 10 Detroit licensees
found guilty of violating the state
liquor laws
Charges against two others were
dismissed on grounds of insuffi-
cient evidence.
Convictions were as follows:
Emil Clement, 91l6 CharlcvoiX,
five days suspension for serving
a minor; Valentine Castor, 310l
Military, suspended 10 Sundays
for selling liquor on Sunday; Kazi-
micrS KacZ0r 5Oil Daniels, sus-
pended five days for serving q
minor John Gctyina and Steve
Radulcscu. S36l Woodward. sus-
pended five Sundays for serving
minors; George LonCas. 1882 Oak
land, suspended 20 Sundays for
dISordcrly conduct, G.. Michel. A.
ROdeckcr and Jack Stone. 1854
CaSS, 500 fine or five days sus-
pension for serving after hours.
Helen Atkinson, 1916 Twelfth
$50 fine or iNe days suspension
for permitting intoxicated patrons
10 loiter on premises. Eileen Pea
cock %. K. Beer Store). 1863 f.
Seven Mile road, $50 fine or five
days suspension for selling liquor
for consumption on premises,
Anthony Lukasik, 9l49 St. Cyril
$50 fine or five days suspension
for serving liquor on Sundays, and
Henry Haensler and Warren Kopp
11436-40 Dickerson. $50 fine OF
five days suspension for serving
intoxicated persons.
Dismissed were Leong Kim
owner Of the Pekin Pavilion, 7437
f. jefferson. charged with being
open after hours. and the Ukran.
ian National Association. Temple
Of Detroit, Inc. 1855 Martin
charged with serving liquor or
SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Scouts Open
Fund Campaign

The Detroit Council Of the Boy
Scouts today launched a drive foi
, 500 sustaining members whose
contributions would enable the
same number of Detroit youths tc
Join tho scouting movement.
Amos r. Shields, executive sec.
retary Of scouts in the Detroit
area, in urging support Of tho
campaign for funds. pointed ou'
that juvenile delinquency was less
prevalent in neighborhoods which
have scout troops.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
City Can Move Up
Payday 10 Tax Date

City employees suffered a rough
jolt today when City Controller
Charles G.. Oakman said il would
be virtually impossible 10 issue
June Is paychecks on June IA,
the day before the second quar-
terly income tax installment is
due.
The numerous deductions and
mechanical complexities forestall
any hope of moving the payday
Oakman told council.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Bd((dIduredte
Planned Sunday

Or. William n. Trap, professor
of philosophy. will deliver the bac-
calaureste address al p. m. Sun
day al the Detroit Institute of Arts
10 Wayne Universitys graduating
class.
Rabbi Morris Adler Of Shaarey
Zedek will offer the invocation
and Rev. John 3. Mitchell of the
Paulist Fathers, the benediction.
The university a cappella choir
will sing under direction of Harold
III. Tallman, assistant professor Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
500 Servi(emen
MOONLIGHT Guests

SIX hundred sailors and soldiers
from the Ford Naval Training
School and Fort Wayne were en-
tertained last night by the Good
Neighbor Boys Club on a moon
light cruise aboard the steamer
Columbia.
Roy c. Smith. president and
founder of the club, said that ad-
ditional cruises for servicemen will
be held from time 10 time during
the summer,
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
John D. Jr. Rides Electric

POCANTICO HILLS. y. Y.
June 4 UNS)-An electric auto
mobile built Al years ago has beer
resurrected by John d. Rockefeller
Jr. for short trips on the 5000
acre Rockefeller estate. II was
learned today. There are so miles
Of roads on the estate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
1000 Tons Of Bombs
Blast Reich Nightly

LONDON, June q (INS)-An
average Of 1000 tons of bombs a
night was poured on German in
.dustries from May % through %,
at the height of the Allied air
offensive. the air ministry dis
closed today.
The ministry said that 10000
tons of bombs had fallen on Ger
many In the last three months.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Vichy Reports Great Fire

LONDON, June 4 (INS)-The
Nazi-controlled Vichy radio re-
ported today that a great fire of
undetermined origin at Epernay,
Is miles east Of Paris, had de-
stroyed huge quantities Of goods
and vehicles.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05

thing. comes
creeping. ! I
comes like a
lonesome cat.
as silently
a n d o b 5 G.
quiously.
Fefds d s,
drenched yes
I e r d a y.
bre h q a
trace OF dust.
A city tn at
whirred is
. a n I i n &.
Along James
CouZens high
way, the neat
brick houses
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Detroiter in RCAF Lost

Flight Sgt. Stewart Sleeth. son
Of Mrs. Daniel Sleeth, 913 Lake
wood, Detroit. is missing overseas,
the Royal Canadian Air Force re-
pOrted today
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Maxon Custer
.IsDenndnded
By R. J. Thomas

Immediate removal Of Lou r.
MaXon. OPA information chief,
and w. +. Fitzgerald, senior ra-
tioning officer for Detroit. was
demanded today by r. J. Thomas,
president Of the UAW-CIO. in a
new letter TO Prentiss NJ. Brown,
national OPA administrator.
Accusing MaXon of falsifying
food ration applications and
ignorance Of OPA regulations,
Thomas cited four alleged viola
tions by the Maxon advertising
firm in obtaining large supplies of
food for the MaXon lodge at
Onaway.
Thomas. who last week re-
queSted an OPA Investigation Of
the lodge food, asserted that a
legal analysis Of OPA regula-
tons now makes the inquiry
unnecessary.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05

The Clean Plate Club drive to food gained additional
today Gov Kelly Mrs Kelly and their four
signed up.
AS matter Of fact ii formaty for the governors
family join Clean Plate Club for the Kelly family has
Pearl Harbor bY eating
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Board Denies
Bias in Sale Of
Choice Brands

Answering critics Of the liquor
control system who have contended
that choice whiskies are being
given to saloons and that SDDs
have TO be satisfied with cheaper
whiskies, two liquor control conf
miSsionerS today invited a public
scrunity of ali their sales records.
"The records refute this"
Commissioners Theodore I. Fry
and Felix Flynn declared.
The commissioners suggested
that "a committee Of SDDs or any
one else come TO our warehouses
and see the truth
MORE DRINKING
Indicating that more persons
were drinking and consequently
buying more expensive brands.
they disclosed that, as compared
TO 5000 cases of one brand of
Canadian whisky received by the
commission short time ago, only
100 cases a month are available
today with 70 per cent coming
into Detroit alone.
Records disclosed that Detroit
dealers who sold S35, 900, 900 worth
of liquor in 1871, sold $54, 100000
worth in 1912.
NO DISCRIMINATION
There simply isn't any dis
elimination" Flynn declared
Distribution Is evenly balanced
with stock we have on hand
and We knew of no grounds for
such silly rumors."
Fry. who said the appeal board
already had corrected many pre-
vious mistakes, explained that the
commission was making every ef-
fort to buy whatever stock it could
lay its hands on.
The SDDs, now receiving ap-
proXimately so per cent of the
liquor they sold during the early
months of 1912, replenish their
stocks every two weeks, while
Class c operators buy weekly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Jack Pickering
Here
and
~ OW
SUMNER NIGHT

4 A summer night in the city is
the same, always and forever.
First the invisible dusk,
thinner than the air, made of
nothing but obscuring every
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-05
Then He Blows Up

DENVER. June 4 QNS)-Mr. and Mrs
Donald A. Spencer almost broke up more
than the topsoil of their victory garden.
While the plot was being spaded
Spencer found buried box 1t contained
Jar of pickles and 66 sticks of crystallized
dynamite, which. police said. would have
exploded at the slightest shock.