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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Army, Navy List
Il Casualties
From Michigan

Eleven Michigan scryiccmcn to-
day are listed as dead, missing or
wounded i'm action
For the army they are stat!
sgt Ernest + Hansen of Eyart
and Pfc Lester n Rector Mus
kegon both Killed IN The South
west Pacific.
Second Il. Harold J DekeyScr
~ Gladstone WAS reported killed
IN the Middle East
In The nay Marine SEL--.LaA
Jordan Of Yp>Ilanti was listed
Cead. Missing were Fireman tSec-
enc class Ralph r Aldrich Jr. II
Big Rapids. Fire Conrolman
Csccond cIas9 Clarence Odell
Lamb Of Big Rapids, Electrician $
Natc tfrst class Thomas c.
Thompson OF Akron; Electrician 5
Mate second class Raymond T..
TroWbudec OF Detroit. and Motor
Nachln,>tS Mate second class
Donald r. Wycoff of Williamson.
The navy also reported that Sea
man lfIrSt class Robert Harold
Hill Of Grand Rapids was
wounded
SGT. Francis FournicT OF WAYNE.
who previously was reported
missing in air operations. must
now be presumed dead. RCAF
headquarters announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Airport Hearing
Set for Aug. B

MT. CLEMENS, Aug. 10-A
hearing on the condemnation ac-
ton instituted by the City of De-
troit TO acquire a site for the pro-
posed city airport was set for $50
a. m, Aug. %, in Macomb County
Circuit Court by Judge Fred w.
George of Port Huron today.
Still pending was ruling on
both the dismissal of injunction
action as asked by Bert r. Sogge,
city assistant corporation lawyer,
and dismissal of condemnation
proceedings as proposed by attor-
neys for Warren Township School
Board No. z and 90 adjoining
property owners.
Judge George notified the Ma
comb County Circuit Court as
signment Clerk that he would file
his opinions on both motions this
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Funeral Arranged
For Roger Andrews

In the 1920s he spent a large
part of his time in California as
vice-president of the Bank of
Italy While there he met Will
liam Randolph Hearst, who named
him publisher of The Detroit
Times.
MEMBER OF DAG
His club activity included MEM
bership in the DAG, the Detroit
Club and past dictatorship of Ro-
tary International.
Besides his wife, Mary Andrews,
he is survived by two sons. Charles
of Menominee, and Roger Jr. of
San Diego. and two daughters,
Mrs. John r Christie Of Glendale.
Cal. and Mrs. Bruce Davy of
Newark, n. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Obituaries
Louis Bryant
Associated for "a Years
With Dodoe Division

Services VIII be held tomorrow
for Louis Bryant. So, in his home
al So Vernier. Crosse Pointe, and
at ST. PaulS Church.
Born in Detroit Mr.. Bryant
had spent "a years with the
Dodge division of ChrySler Corp
Besides his widow, Louise, he
is survived by a daughter, Mrs
Gladys Luplow; two brothers,
Arthur and Albert. and two Sis
tiers. Mrs. Lillian kolb and Mrs,
Della Drake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

Marine Pfc. Conkl.n, IS, Of
New Lothrop, Mich, who told
Detroit war workers how the
Yanks utilized food and equip
ment captured from the laps
10 rout the enemy from Qua
dalcanal. He is on a speaking
tour of local war plants under
auspices Of the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
MEMBER OF DAG
U-Bost Activity increased

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Aug.
10 (INS)-Vice Admiral John II.
Hoover, commander of the tenth
naval district, today revealed that
Allied anti-submarine forces in the
Caribbean have been doing pretty
we'll lately in combating "a lit
tie increase in enemy U-boat ac-
tiNitY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 QNS)-
The British radio today reported
that the first wooden Mosquito
bomberS from Canada arrived at
an airport in Britain after having
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-mint Treat

When feet burn. callouses STING and every
step is torture don't Just grosn and do
nothing Rub on n little Ice-Mint. Frosty
white. creAm-like it's cooling soothing COM
fort helps drive the fire and pain right out
=. tired muscles relax in grateful relief
A world 81 difference IN a few minutes. See
how Iee-Mint helps soften NJ oorns and
callouses too. Get foot happy today. the
lee-Mint way. Your druggist has Ioe-MinL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

wiping cloths in 1912 and 10000
600 in 1871. Ford alone spends
from $500 TO $4,000 a month for
these cloths. They are also use.sl
to wipe hundreds of navy engine-I
and guns and thousands of army
planes, guns. jeeps and other
motor vehicles. They all must be
wiped clean of oil, grease grit and
CRIME.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

R0CEDAJ E-il5a0 Woodward TO. s-OIsss
'VSSSh1 Open Gas. Park Free Tom
Conway. "fALCON STRIKES BACH
Plus Richard Dix In TOMBSTONE"
R0CEVII I E-utica mt Cratiot Avenue
nVoS'ihLb Paulette Goddard John
Wdyle, REAP THE WILD WIND" Bill
Henry, "FALAE EAGES-n - caFt.,.s,Z News
R0IIcE-lt Haltin-r Ave. Free Parking Il
noooh Open 6l5 Cooled Dinneryar.,
Fred MacMurrey, CAFE SOCIETY pins
ihh BISCUIT EATER" Billie Lee.
p0YV-Woodward near Temple RA. ssss =
800 DEFENSE WORKERS.
ofEN a HOURS. COME ANYTIME AND
SEE A COMPLETE SHOW!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
49th Blood TRANSMISSION

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Aug. 10
uNS)-Six-year-old Dickie Las
we'll, who is fighting an incurable
blood disease ~iyrIphatic ieuke-
mia-was back in st. Johns Hos
pital today for his 49th blood
TRANSMISSION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

IUAI nN-LinwOOd- Dawson TO. S-S7OSf
hFhLUN Two SENORITAS FROM
CHICAGO" JnN Falkenburg. "NORTH-
WEST RANGERS" open 6:15. Cool Park.
REI M0NT-lS72l Woodward; Highland Pk.
BIRTH OF THE BLUES SEA WOLF
Come Before 9 and See 4 Pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Milo N. Johnson
Ex-NorthviIIe Postmaster
Served in LEGISLATURE

Funeral services for Milo n.
Johnson, former Worthwhile post
master and state legislator, will
be held at 2 p. m tomorrow in the
Casterline Funeral Home, North
vile. Burial will be in Rural Hill
Cemetery there. Mr., Johnson died
in his home Sunday at the age
of 76
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

What with restrictions OF one
sort and another, its a lucky
thing for Hollywood that there
are no priorities on blondes. For
beauty. with special emphasis on
the blonde and leggy type, is
commodity which few movies can
afford 10 be without. When Aris-
totle named the dramatic unities
the basic necessities for a good
play-the old gent overlooked the
element of a pretty girl The
chances are that ne has since re-
GREETED it,
With the four unities in mind.
Twentieth Century-Fox has seen
70 it that its next four important
pictures. to be released soon, are
fully equipped with good-looking
girls. From It's well stocked cup
boards of luscious stars, Twen-
tieth selected as blonde and come
~ a qusrtette Of leading ladies
as has ever been seen IN these
or any other parts.
While bowling gladly to the
stringent restrictions on set con-
struetion and vital materials, the
studio feels that it can be lavish
with its gals. There is no scarcity
in this direction, and no rationing
stamp is needed to enjoy the
manifest and spectacular charms
Of Alice Faye, Betty Cradle, Rita
johnson and Doris Bowdon.
Alice Faye, who has recently
become a mother, and whose blonde
beauty needs no introduction, gilt
tiers in technicolor in Hello,
Frisco. Hello" an extravaganza
whose background is the Barbary
Coast in its naughty heydsy. In
addition to displaying her notable
charms. Alice obliges, in the film,
with the rendition of some dozen
| old-time tunes including such
nostalgia favorites as the title
song, "Ragtime Cowboy Joe, "
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly"
and "A Bird In a Gilded Cage"
The million dollar (each) legs
of Miss Betty Cradle flash in
"Coney Island in which she is
co-starred with George Montgom-
cry, "Coney Island" is an affec-
tionate chronicle of the famous
seaside resort in the pre-subway
days at the turn of the century.
Also in technicolor. Betty sings,
dances and illustrates the charms
which have made her the uncon-
tested champion pin-up girl Of the
men in all the armed services.
Somewhat newer to the screen
than Betty or Alice, Doris Bowdon
and Rita Johnson are no less
blonde, no less beautiful. Doris
is featured in John Steinbock' S
THE Moon Is Down" adapted by
producer Nunnally johnson cher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL THEATERs

and 40. also The Great Glider
sleeve" ~ so. 3 40. 6 ;25. 0 as, 10 40.
MUSIC BoX-Miekey Rooney In AN
dy Hardy's Double Life" II .35. 3 40.
7.05, 1880. also "Dr. Gillespie's
New Assistant l AS. $50. OILS.
Man" also William Wright and
Marguerite Chapman in "A Mans
World"
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLi-Loretta Young and Brian
Aherne In "A Night 70 Remember +"
also Joe r. Brown in The Daring
Young Man"
CAMEo-Charles Starrett in Pardon
Ny Gun also Ellen Drew in Ice
Capades Revue"
CAPITOL Philip Dorm and Lionel
Barrymore in Calling Dr. Gillespie, !"
also John Beal and Virginia Field
In Atlantic Convoy"
COMMUNITY Bette Davis and
Claude Rains In Nov. Voyager. !"
also Selected Shorts.
KAY sTREEI-Son1a Henie and John
Payne in iceland" also George
Montgomery and LYNNE Roberts In
Last OF the Duanes."
LAKEWOOD Veronica Lake and
Brian Donievv In The Glass Key"
also THAT Other Woman"
PARk--Walt Disneys ''Bambi." also
Berlin Correspondent
PROCTOR-Robert Stack and Diana
Barrymore in Eagle Squadron"
REALART--Monty Woolley and Anne
Baxter IN THE Pied Piper" also
Bruce Smith in Smith OF Mime
sofa"
REN-Don Ameche and Joan Bennett
in Girl Trouble" also Richard
Travis and Julie Bishop in Buses
Roar"
sHELI-William Boyd in Twilight
on the Trail" also Bruce Bennett
and Virginia Field in Atlantic Con-
voy"
SUNSET - Veronica Lake and Brian
Donlevy in The Glass Key also
Warren William in Counter Es-
pionage."
LIBERTY. puyallu p Brian Donlevy
In Gentleman after Dark" also
Junior Army"
RIVIERA. Sumner-Gene Tierney In
China Girl also Three Stooges
Comedy.
rEMPLE-Jack Benny and Ann Sheri-
dan In George Washington Slept
Here" also Frank Craven in
Through Different Eyes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Flying Fortress Hit
Of Air Force" Film

Air Force" Warner Bros sue
cessful picture Of the exploits of
BIZ bomber. the Mary Ann, .
is the first film to have as its
star a Flying Fortress. The film
IL now at the Blue Mouse theater.
Produced with the cooperation
of the United States Air Corps,
the picture traces the BIZ, a
Boeing Flying Fortress, from the
time 1t leaves Mather Field in San
Francisco on December 6, 1s41,
until it arrives in Australia to
participate in the defense OF that
continent against the Japs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Starlei' S Dream
Becomes Reality

When she was 10 years old,
Joyce Reynolds wrote in her
diary: Il want to have my photos
in magazines and my name on a
dressing room door"
Now, seven years later, Joyce
Reynolds wish came true. The
young actress occupies dressing
room with her name on the door
at Warner Bros. studio, where she
appeared with Jack Benny and
Ann Sheridan in George Wash
ington Slept Here" opening today
at the Temple theater.
And her pictures will soon be
appearing in magazines, because
Joyce Reynolds is a movie actress
now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

enccs Is Andy Hardy's Double
Life" The old familiar faces are
there Lewis Stone, Cecilia
Parker. Fay Holden. Ann Ruther-
ford and Sara Haden, while some
thing new has been added In the
person of Esther Williams. This
last statement should not be pass
ed over lightly as Miss Williams
Ii quite a dish"
The story. like those which
have gone before, concerns
Andy's love and financial af-
fairs. both of which manage
TO maintain an almost per-
petuai state Of bankruptcy.
While the film has its hilarious
moments. there Is perhaps less of
the frivolous in this story than
has been the case In the past i.
but, after all, what else may we
expect? Andy Hardy is growing
up he's "off to college" and
the slapstick of his younger days
which used 10 call forth peals of
laughter from the movie audiences
must necessarily give way TO the
more sophisticated humor of the
college freshman.
On the same bill with the
Hardy family production IL n
picture titled, "Dr. Gillespie's
New Assistant" Again we
find Lionel Barrymore in his
familiar role but we miss Lew
Ayres and LARAMIE Day who
used 20 make such substantial
contributions TO the entertain
ment value of these "Glllespie"
stories.
However, Van johnson moves
into the spot once occupied by
Ayres and gives a very good &C
count of himself. AS for Barry
more, he always maintains a high
level in his performances.
There is a bit of the educational
about the new Music Box offer
ings and Tacoma housewives will
be vitality interested in a govern
ment short, Point Rationing of
Food" II gives some valuable
suggestions about getting what's
good for you without tearing
everything from your ration book
but the covers. OF course, you
can't eat your cake and have II
too, but there really are ways we
can get the nourishment we re-
quire and at the same time go
easy on those precious coupons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Basic Necessity in Pictures
Is Element Of the Pretty Girl
No Rotionine on BeoutY in Hollywood
Films Lucky Thing for Producer

husbandl from the best-selling
novel Rita Is the heart interest
in Ny Friend Flicka.s with young
Roddy C''How Green Was Ny
Valley Mcdowell
And that. gentlemen. is Twen-
tieth Century-Fox's current con-
tribution to the glsddening Of the
eye. The line forms TO the right,
bows,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Rialto Spy Thriller
Riuht Up-to-Date

Paramount's spy thriller, Lucky
Jordan, now at the Rialto theater
with tough guy Alan Ladd as the
star, is right up-to-date.
In one scene the boss Nazi sabo-
teur. played by John Wengraf,
speaks this line:
Il haven't much time I've a
submarine to catch"
Making the picture even more
up-to-date is bit part played
by Carmen Barrana. She is q
Western Union "messengeress."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

The title of the picture In which
Rooney brings another Of those
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

FIkST Kun NHUWINU
BLUE MOUSE - John Garfield and
Harry Carey in Air Force" 2:25.
$50, $40. p,45
RIALTO Alan Laid and Helen
Walker In Lucky Jordan" II 80.
2:iO, 4:55. 7:45. 1890: also The
Andrews Sisters In "Hows About
It7" 40. 5 :55. 6 as, and $50.
ROXY Mark l. Moody's "Ravaged
Earth" IL so 400. $3.50. 7.50. 10 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Adde's
.aSheS at


TORONTO June 10 Warning
that their continuance may mean
the collapse Of the union, George
+. Adde's, secretary treasurer of
the UAW-CIO, today urged union
officials 70 eliminate unauthorized
strikes once and for all.
Organized labor cannot exist
long without discipline within
its own ranks" Adde's told the
union : executive board meeting
in quarterly session
He urged that the board find
ways 10 enforce its 1899 resOlu-
ton providing penalties for Wild
cat strikes.
In his report as director Of the
war policy division. Adde's told
tho board that worker morale is
lower than at any time since
Pearl Harbor.
He attributed this 10 what he
called anU-labor action by man
agement and anti-labor laws in
Congress. AS well AS the elmina-
ton of the S25 600 ceiling on sal
aries, long hours, inadequate eat
ing facilities. rise in the cost Of
living and alleged war labor board
lnefficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Michigan
Heroes to
Fly Home.

Two Michigan men will be
among the 10 crew members OF
the Flying Fortress Memphis
Belle when she flies home from
England after participating in
more raids over occupied France
than any other American bomber,
wire dispatches said today.
The crew m m b ers include
Capt, Charles r. Leighton East
Lansing, and STAFF Sgt. Caslner
Nsstal, 1896 Twenty-eighth.
As the men prepared to take of
for the United States and well
earned rest, IT. Gen. Jacob /.
Devers told them
II want YOU 10 let America
know that each mans work and
each WOman's work II an essen
tial part in winning this war;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Detroit Prepares for Zone Mailing
British General
Tells Of Detroit S
Fame in Africa

The secret NJ the Allied victory
in North Africa was the real
teamwork between the Amcri-
cans, British and French Mai
Gen l.. II Williams, controller
Of ordnance services in the British
war offices SAID today
Cen. Williams, who was in
charge Of supplies for the British
IN North Africa and who IS row
IN Detroit inspecting war far
tories, said that victory would
have been Impossible without inc
fawicSS cooperation,
Among the many lessons learned
m The Africa campaign. he SAID
was tho necessity for a large sup
ply Of spare parts Tor machinery
He added n This connection that
Detroit is recognized abroad not
only rs 2 producer Of PRIME equip
mcnt but AS vast StorchouSe Of
repair parts
He viii visit the Chrsslcr wan
plants today General Motor,
plants ~ Pontiac tomorrow and
the Ford Willow Run and RIVER
Rouge plants Saturday
"Nour Oun Hnrnscnna b,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Another Nursery
Opening Today

Another rIr-civ school Tor
children ~ working parent, is
opening ~ the Cas-, Community
Church Cas-, arG Sclder. Regis
Ta'ioD Will continue through :
p m tonight
Warren T.. Bow superintendent
of schools. SAID 'Eo school vii
operate - hours daily providing
there are sufficient children en-
rolled
Reg s'rafor- u..' also be taken
~ tho BH-.,ueo Community
Center TRINITY ana Burt court IN
brgn'Tuor tomorrow between
Tho hours Of p W and p M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
100000 Seek
Ration Book ;

approximately 100000 sppli-
cations for war ration book No. 3
haNl been received and 10000
books are IN the mails. Clarence
NJ. Day OPA ratOning officer
said today IN warning citizens
that applications poStmarked after
midnight tonight will not be proc
esSed until after Aug. I.
When the mailing center IS
working al fun sped Day said.
about 5000 books VIII he proc
eSSed each hour or total Of
10000 IN the center's 13-holr
day, The center is manned by
volunteers, including 300 from the
OCD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Air Cadets
Dog Missing

Ticker is a thoroughbred
wire-haired fox terrier who has
been member Of the w. r.
Dewey household 1920 Breton
drive for the past 10 years.
When his master, William Jr,
an AIR cadet. returned home on A
l5-day medical furlough following
a crackup IN California. Ticker
was brought 10 Detroit from
Rochester, y. y for brief re-
union
Last Monday the dog dlsap-
peared apparently stolen Today,
me cadet and his mother sp-
pealed for his return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
I Windsor Airmen
Listed as Casualties

Two Windsor aIruen we're listed
as casualties today by the RCAF.
Sgt Pilot Frank Winegarden.
y, Of 1886 Bruce, * reported
on 4 bomber fight over
France. while Flight Sgt. y. J.
Fry 25. Of 81 Elm IS presumed
dead He was previously re-
ported missing with an American
squadron In EgyptJaSt September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

m us wear
Stacks so they
" on I get
their clothes
caught in the
machinery If
they go IN
the shops
The girls
say the Stacks
are TOO warm
Sally says,
"All right, II
the girls have
10 wear trOu-
serS W h v
don't tn PY
wear shorts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Stacks Win al FOras'S.
but New Battle LOORaRS

PlaCated by their union officers
- rebellIouS office girls a. the
Ford Highland Park plant today
DOTTED their dresses and climbed
back into SlsckS in the interests
OF the war effort
But they warned that they
would invoke the Bill of Rights
m their next meeting with the
company on tho dress veruS
SlaCkS issue which has thrown
The Offices Of the plant into tur-
mol these past few daNs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
STATEMENT ISSUED

Through their spokesman, Ben
Garrison, president OF Ford Local
400 CAW-CIO. the following
statement was issued.
The girl office workers feel
that in the interests Of good
unioniSm and i'm the furtherance
Of the war effort that they
witt comply with the request OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Sen. johnson Improves

BETHESDA. Md. June 10 Op)
Sen. Hiram W Johnson RI
California. who entered tho Navy
Hospital here six months ago. rs
steadily improving, the hospital
reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Purely Academic

WASHINGTON, June 10 CUPl Put
purely academic question up 10 OPA and
YOU get an academic answer Somebody
asked tho OPA if driving 10 your mother
in-lawS house for dinner IS allowable under
the pleasure driving han
~ il allowable " the primary purpose
Of the visit i eating, not pleasure"
spokesman replied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Change-Over
Likely 10 Take
Many Months

Despite many headaches, De-
trolt manufacturer and business
firms today rearrange their mail
ing departments TO comply with
the zone number system being
tried n Detroit.
At a hearing conducted by Will
liam r. Latham, assistant post
master, in the Water Board
Building, yesterday it developed
that the main problem is the
purchase Of millions Of new adj
dressograph plates.
The entire probiems Latham
said, is one 10 meet the tremend-
Gus increase in mailing and the
tax on manpower. The city was
divided into numbered zones to
facilitate handling the flow of
mail.
we were faced with an in
crease in postal rates." he de-
clared, "due 10 mounting costs
of handling the mails. Last
month alone, We handled 2l.27
per cent more mail than the
month previous. At present,
the use of the zone system il
voluntary on the part OF the
public. Later, n will become
permanent and compulsory"
SHORT CUT TRIED
The post office department will
supply scheme books" listing
zone units Of Detroit and will fur
nish postal experts TO the larger
firms in aiding them 10 set up the
system In addition. large mail
ing lists will be zoned by postal
authorities.
The water department. gas
company and Detroit Edison are
now sorting mail according 10
zones and sending it bundled di-
recly 10 post office substations.
Whether that plan will suffice or
the Washington officials will in
siSt that zone numbers be used
on each individual piece Of mail
IS a matter Of conjecture. Latham
said. On that, he has requested a
ruling.
Business representatives and
officials in charge Of mailing for
county tax and assessors Offices
agreed that the changeover will
require months, but offered full
cooperation 10 the plan. Retail
ers and industrialists have like
wise agreed 10 make the change.
Latham said
178 CITIES AFFECTED
Detroit is one of 17S cities in
the nation adopting the zone sys-
tenn. The local office is also
handling lists for larger firms of
other key points. in compliance
with the regulation, 10 ease ham
ding OF incoming mali.
Representatives IN the meeting
yesterday said that in most in
stances. the changeover would
mean as many as A half-milIion
new or revised addressing plates
in each firm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

, ONE OF our more magma
tive readers, Sally Sloane, who
. came from Miami not so long
ago, finally submits a solution
10 the row at the Ford High
land Park plant
The girls in the office want
TO wear dresses.
The management saws they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
These Butter Prices
30 Into Effect TODAY

49, Butter prices rolled back today cent, pound =.
CtN cur butter nationally through tho q Sh-idia.
similar lNh7ctS IN 0o7t and coffee bv
officials '1'rN
counties IS follows. crass