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Evening star., 1943-10-31
BY FRANK FRAWLEY.


LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30.-South-
ern California maintained its rec
ord OF being unbeaten. united and
unscored- -on as it turned back a
stubborn University OF California
football eleven today. 13 to 0. Thirty
thousand saw the game.
The Bears gave the Trojans all
kinds of trouble, especially in the
third and fourth quarters, and twice
Coach Stub Allison's boys had gold
en- scoring opportunities. Troy's line
and pass defense proved equal to
the occasions, however
The Trojans. minus two backs and
two ends called into the armed
forces. were guilty of poor ball hand
ling and frequent fumbling on quick
opening PLAYS of their T formation
prevented them from scoring at
least two more touchdownS.
Trcians Score at Finish.
CouIlltIH SdlIoI INA uiu IOUh StOu.
however. on its two scoring plays.
The first, registered in the second
quarter, was a 5l-yard pass and
run engineered by Quarterback Jim
Hardy and Gordon Gray, a fresh
man. The other came with only
one second to go.
George Callahan had intercepted
a pass thrown by CALIFORNIA; Bob
Frisbee and scampered to midheld
In seven plays the Trojans smashed
through the wavering Bear defense
TO the II. With only one play left,
Callahan skirted his left end, be-
hind beautifully timed interference
across the goal.
Fumbles by Callahan and Eddie
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Undefeated Huskies
Run Over Spokane
Air Team, AT
By ,he Associated Pro-.

BY The Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Oct. 30.-In a clash be-
tween ground power and an aerial
offense, the University of Washing
tons undefeated football eleven ran
away from the Spokane Air Service
Command, Al to 7, today in the
Huskies' last scheduled game of its
A crowd Of 5000 saw Washington
exhibit a strong running game
timely pass completions and inter-
ceptions that repeatedly ended Com
mando threats.
Washington struck for its first
touchdown in the fourth minute of
the game, marching 81 yards in eight
plays, with Fullback Pete Susick
going IA for the score.
Ground power continued to be the
keynote of the Washington offense
as it amassed a total of 1886 wards
gained rushing to 81 for the Com
mandos.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
IS. N. u. Fails 10 Gain
First Down as 700
Victim Of Texas
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
DALLAS. Tex, Oct. 30.-Mighty
Texas didn't allow Southern Meth
odist the solace of even a first
down today in rolling over the
Mustangs 900 in a Southwest Con-
ference game.
The Longhorn machine sputtered
at times but mostly it was driving
deep into Methodist territory and
using the terrific running of Ralph
Ellsworth and J. r. Callahan to bat
ter the Mustangs for touchdowns
in the first, second and fourth
periods before a crowd of 10000.
When the running game begged
down Texas took to the air for
pay-of punches with Ellsworth
switching from his galloping to
pitching.
Touchdowns came after marches
Of AZ, 80 and IS yards.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Results Of Football Games

By The Associated Press.
Local.
Maryland. 43; Greenville IS. c. Air
Base, Is.
Roosevelt. 10; Western, 0.
Dewitt, "a; National Training, 2
Episcopal, 6, Randolph-M Macon, 6.
East.
Army, ID; Pennsylvania, l3.
Dartmouth, 20; Yale, 6.
Pittsburgh, As, Carnegie Tech 6.
Penn State, 3d. West Virginia, 7.
Cornell, 33; Columbia, 6.
Holy Cross, IA. Colgate, 7.
Rutgers. 26, Lehigh. 6.
Rucknell. 10: Muhlenberg, 0.
Camp Kilrner. 10; C. C. N. Y. u.
Worcester Tech, 81 Camp Edwards,
u.
Rochester. 80: Case. 90
Brown, %: Princeton, 20.
South.
Duke. Ia: Georgia Tech, 7.
Arkansas Aggies, 35; Miami tOhio)
0.
Wake Forest, Al; Clemson, II.
North Carolina, 27; N. C. State, 13.
Camp LeJeune, IA; Camp Davis, 0.
Fort Monroe, 18; Richmond Air
Base. 13.
Curtis Bay, T. Camp Lee, 6.
Georgia Prefight, IA; Tulane, 10.
Virginia, "a V. M. l., O.
Camp Pickett. 9: j. c. Smith, 8.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Van Buren, Leads
L. S. u. to Victory
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 30
Big Steven Van Buren, moved
Louisiana State a notch nearer
to football postseason bowl bid
here tonight by pacing the Tigers
to a 14-to-0 win over Texas
Christians Horned Frogs before
10000 fans.
The Tiger touchdoWns were
the first ever scored in a Texas
Christian-Louisiana State game.
The Frogs won two of the three
previous games, to and to 0,
and one was a 3-3 tie.
James Lucas. sophomore,
played brilliantly for the Texans,
keeping the Tigers on constant
edge with his f1ashy ball carrying
and long aerialS.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
BoiIermakers Pound
Wisconsin, 80, as
Butkovich Shines
By the Associated Press.

by lhe Associated Press.
MADISON. Wis, Oct. 30.-Pur-
dues accomplished football troupe,
spotlighting Touchdown Tony"
Butkovich in his farewell perform
ance, routed powerless Wisconsin
eleven here today, 80 to 0, before
10000 fans. 1t was unbeaten Pur-
dues seventh straight triumph.
Relying largely on it's ground
game. the Purdue model T rolled
over the goal line once in the first,
second and third quarters and twice
in the final.
The first-period touchdown fol-
lowed a tumble by Wisconsin's Ray
Dooney on the Badger 33, the Boil
ermakers sending Butkovich around
end on the next play for the six
points.
BOilermakers Roll Up Score.
In the second period, Butkovich
climaxed 67-yard march with a
l-yard touchdown thrust. Stan
Dubicki's placement for extra point
was good and Purdue left the field
at half time ahead. l3 to O.
After being on the defensive dur
ing the early part of the third
period, the Boilermakers scored
again on a 46-yard sweep around
end Immediately after Guard Dick
Barwegen had scooped up a Wis
corsin tumble. Butkovich's drop
kick was wide.
The Bollermakers staged their
second long drive, ending with
touchdown for Herbert Hoffman.
who took a short pass from Quar-
terback Sam Vacant near the goal
line, Again Butkovich tried for the
extra point. this time by placement,
but again ne was denied
Rutkovich Crosses Again.
Then with less than three minutes
remaining IN the game, Vacant IN
tercepted Wisconsin pass on the
Badger 80 and returned to the !.
On the next play Butkovich drove
to the and two plays later went
over for the score which almost
everyone in the stands wanted him
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Trojons Beot California, 1910,
But Going Is Rugged All Way
Find Bears Improved Since First Contest;
FinoI Tally Registered in Lost Second

Saenz previously had given the
Bears a chance to get going, and
for while they really threatened.
With the speedy and shifty Art
Honegger skirting off the tackles
and Frisbee running the ends and
throwing short passes to Honegger
and Quarterback George Quist and
End George Rasmussen, California
once was down on the Trojan II,
only to miss out on a tumble.
California Team Improved.
California played a much better
game than it did when it lost to the
Trojans in Berkeley, earlier in the
season. by a score of 7 to O..
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Kansas New Punch Puts
Bee on State, rs to z
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LAWRENCE, Kans., Oct. 30
Kansas Jayhawkers. displaying a
new-found scoring punch, toppled
their croSS-State cousins. Kansas
State, 25-2, today in a Big Six Con-
ference grid game.
The Jayhawkers scored touch
downs in the first and second quar-
ters and tailed twice in the fourth
period.
k-State scored in the third when
Harlan Ellis blocked Robert George s
punt in the end zone for two points.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Navy PIebes Capture
Fourth Grid Game

By the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 30.-Navv
Plebes. mighty football team turned
in its third win of the season TODAY
by swamping Admiral Farragut
Academy eleven, 42-6.
Veteran Coach Johnny Wilson
sent four Navy outfits against the
hopelessly outnumbered Little Ad-
mirals.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Virginia State, 33: Camp Butner, 0.
Vanderbilt, 26; Milligan, 6.
Midwest.
Notre Dame, 33; Navy, 6.
Michigan, AZ; Illinois, 6.
Indiana, 20; Ohio State. IA.
Northwestern, a.; Minnesota, 6.
Purdue. 80; Wisconsin, 0.
Great Lakes, 80: w. Michigan, 6.
Iowa Navy, 49, Fort Riley, 2.
Bowling Green, "a; Alma, 0.
Kenyon. 38; Otterbein, 0.
Missouri. 81; Nebraska, 20.
Kansas, 25; Kansas State, 2.
Baldwin Wallace, So; Xavier, s.
Wheaton, 20; Dekalb, 49,
Wooster, 21; Patterson Field, 3.
Earlham, 18; Franklin. 6,
Simpson, 13; Cornell Iowa), 0.
Oklahoma. 81; Iowa State, I.
Bloomington, 26; Western Illinois, 0.
Southwest.
Rice, 13; Texas Tech, 0.
Southwestern, 6; Tulsa, ttie).
Texas Aggies, 13, Arkansas, 0.
Texas, 20; Southern Methodist. 0.
Blackland Army Air, 13; North Texas
Aggies, 7.
Far West.
Southern California. 13; California, 0.
Washington, Al; Spokane Service
Command, 7.
San Diego Naval. %: U. G. L. A.. 0.
March Field, I; St. Mary's Prefught,
6,
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Rio Grunde Gains
Another Victory

BY The Assoc lated Press.
RIO GRANDE. Ohio, Oct. 80
Rio Grande College, in the hills
of Southern Ohio, where 19 of
the "a male students play foot
ball. today defeated West Virginia
Tech IL to 6 for its second victory
in six years.
Rio Grande beat Muskingum,
7 to 6, on October 9.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Southern California Pressed Purdue Has Romp in Maintaining Clean States
Win, Lose or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS.
Helping Boys Town Means More Than Football Come

football game be another of those scholastic struggles
with all the3 blocking
and again develop exciting regardless
maalzes should
Sunday when Gonzaga battles
The football of
past nine wouldn't indicate that Boys football
that edition
ably will be favored Hall Mount
ing School, Dewitt, Georgetown
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Georqio to Fete Chandler

ATHENS, Ga. Oct. 30 (P,.-Spur-
geon "Spud' Chambers alma mater,
the University of Georgia. will honor
the Yankee pitcher at banquet in
Atlanta November q.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Boinbridee Meets Pros

BAINBRIDGE. Md, Oct. 80 (P).-
Undefeated Bainbridge Naval Train
ing Stations football team will meet
the pro Philadelphia Yellowjackets
tomorrow in a try for their fifth
straight win.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Boys Town. Father Flanagan re-
ceiyed $4,000 for film rights to his
name and the home, but donations
promptly fell off because people
apparently got the impression that
Father Flanagan is a financial
wizard who can pluck several hun
dred thousand out of the air.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

"IlIOII IN NIldU UIIOy IC dShIIIS IOI
some seats at the Gonzaga- Boys
Town game, and this is no attempt
to persuade you this one will be, If
it must be based on its merit as a
football attraction.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

(See QUAKERS, Page B-3)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Wheat PIdntinQ
Goals Up for A

SHIN @ OK. Aug 16
Wheat planting goals tnr AL
have been announced hy he food
administration in rs first dis
closure regarding the extent Of
the program 10 increase food pro-
ductIOn next year
Farmers We're asked 20 SOW -
OOh 900 acres 20 wheat for 1874
harvest compared with 81 000 900
7--rv rr0T rfi7F 1f'77fi-Ti CT0p
Mos' OF expanded acreage is
sought in The great plains states.
from Montana and North Dakota
20 Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Steel Demand
Sharply Under
July Levels

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 10
With deliveries well extended on
most steel products and most
claimant agencies not i'm position
70 ask sweeping alloimenlS for
first quarter orders generally 50
far this month are off nouceably.
says Steel
FMS is particularly true in
plates bars and sheets. tho major
tonnage factors a present De-
mand for these S-far from si,1C-
gISh but J, apprcetably under July
levels. Tin plate buying is also
below the recent peak. due
mainly 10 seasonal Influences
Merchant pipe. shapes and most
wire products maintain about tho
previous level Shapes are a shade
more active. A. a result Of recent
orders from car builders and
-yTTTTCTITaT> schedules are virtually
covered Tor thlrd quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Stocks Gain
Small Fractions
In Early Trade

NEW YORK Aug -f6-lENS4--
The stock mako, .,as oororaIly
e,.o,io..Il..... -. .--.....
- '' '''''''I' ''-'''I ~ 'i'' opening
/ To-Day WIN Trading running At
slow pace. AdtHHeeS-tecrc- only
small fractions
pau. No. ....... ..l ,...,.
49, y '''' =, 81 IVA '''''' WI
ms quotations. Great .Nofhefn
P'cl ,, oP'nea o., higncr ana
' l,.'il 'l> gam soon a'lrr 10
- o,l''i ~ I'iS Sno"ihS ,lead'-
- ,''.,> 0eie mon i'dCjlle' ilHn"',
(. tl''' - N'"ll 1'l ~, fac'iic ana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Courtesy and Good Service Now Is Essential

Opportunities currently lay permanent
business
Courtesy and good -re4HF4AeH-
and facilities o'ercfe"ded stand and
accordingly ordinary competitive
Customers VIII goed
pliers who n would
slppanted a
clients
Thus. ceHtenorfi balance sheets
Aieaso1t OF time operations of business
Courteous hoIghtfI businessmen developing hidden
and undscoed intangible form OF public appeca
on The other hand other manned Intelligent
accommodating dissatisfaction and M Will
which foreShadoVs loss patronage abnormal short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Labor Shortage Keeps
Aluminium Plants Idle

WASHINGTON Aug Is SoyoH
aluminium plant, on the WC>'
Coast with a monthly capacity al
n GOO 600 pounds have been idle
tor lack OF manpo~er since their
completion several months ago
WPB officials disclosed. Although
these units built for operation IN
Aluminium 60. OF Amcugs need
only 1000 workers TOR fran pro-
duction thcy have hCco unable C
turn out am ounce of metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
M. S. Rukeyser
Customer Courtesy
I'm Wartime Stressed

When businessmen commit the objectionable OF abusing
customers, they the road
For a long used get aggravated enrnpverf
dSCOUrteSV.
But phlosophic misguided
perS and employees who unmindfu HE and
forests of their members OF suicide
Such incompecntS ingredients daily
lives which inevitably viii lead personal failure.
For the *
and be pleased p all
l4tzeaA ttfe''e-eeftS and IN peace though in
when demand able
ply The customer MAY not have immediate opportunity 10
register his dissatisfaction
Bat dtS'aStc bad and
Who haraSS Will he punished
after he conditions Of supply demand become
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Canadian Loddings
90, 915 Cars in Week

OTTAWA. Aug. Is LoadingS
on Canadian railroads during the
week ended August I totaled
&c 4l5 cars as against IS. 2SS in
the previous week and So $50 for
the Ike week Of last year. accord
ing 10 the Dominion Bureau Of
Statistics. Total loadingS for me
year 10 August : to'aied 2029 775.
as against 2027Sll in the 1912
period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
REQ War Contract
Profit Cut S1O1 500

LANSING. Aug. Is Henry F.
Humid. president and general
manager Of REQ Motors, Inc. an
nounced today that due 10 re-
negotiations OF war contracts and
an agreement with the price
adjustment board The net profit
or The company had been. cut by
SlOl 500
The report given 10 stockholders
revealed that tho settlement with
The adlu>lmenL hoard reduced the
amount transferred 10 surplus for
1912 from 81 $50 37S 10 81. 2S7 SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Paper Production
Eases 10 90 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Aug rs p Paper
production IN the week ended
august 7 was 90 per cent OF ca
paclty as compared terh 81 q per
cent IN tho preceding week and
81 per cent Iu the week ended
Aug : 1912 according 30 the
American PAPER and Pulp ASso-
cation rdcN OF mill ACTIVITY
PapcrboRrG2 production was equal
10 az per cent Of capacity. Con}r
pared with ~ per cent IN tho
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
BOOKED FOR YEAR

Distribution n fourth quarter
steel undrr CNP recently an
n0gnCod hv iho War Production
-F1rdrt CHUr AZ a time when pro-
ducors Wcro largely hooked feH
tho remainder ol The year. How
ever, orders for fourth a4atlcr
We're balanced ag4iH-f -terttat7vr
allotment, and kept within reason
able hounds Official announce
FH4ft -effirtt- marking complexion
~ broad details Of overall division
of tonnage
Wtl" bernard Tor stool exceeded
supply the necessary reduction IS
being accompl Shcd Indicating
progress toward realistic planning
t.Al2lcnCn.-nt ~ t----trrr nrcriV OF
te..tett-tt zl.zz.t
cars and for raIl replacement is
-hl-naa tt7r y -7vrTTIErdN
and Nh" enlarged car building pro-
gram has resulted ~ distribution
NJ GonA.GeI+A,.4--t,-,.l fcrr--trr 7rri and
'oWtn quarter, While etippiv Of
plates is cNpcc'od 70 be sufficient
i'r-tf'+~- p-rpO>c some difficulty
ftttS t7r rVpcIITTccd I'M obtaining
r-rrr'-7l-'7 H7Ty and small Shape~---r1-
-l-ss 4Iln1---4+ = -f1tfrr 70 pT-g,-
vide these materials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
eIicopter Problems

WhIc Tho hchCop'or has
|WCk pbbhc fancy. widespread
c may bc further removed
IAN most observers expect To
'oydo transportation capacity
ual m that Of conventional
amos. the machine requires
lree times as muCh horsepower
ld "A corroSpondInEly larger
Boz load Tho result Is that us
uSlrg range Is much smaller.
lsn THAT of a cub type plane.
|hich can cruise about 200
Io, on ono filling NJ gasoline.
|h'Ii that handicap Is oFcr-
lnr uses of the hcucoptcr
4v ho limited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO A. '>s HOES
80 rfst 90 Sl3 sons f0 mediums
$40 H'f su Nsrfs SIS" - cr'
-r'. 81 50 iU oa.-trs snVs TO-
~ 80 PIGS StLII1
CATTLE 500 .-e81. .-.cs 700
steady Reel sfrors Choice SIS $40 .le qu
~ref 4n SI7 tl5 5. .pafIrls So. So r1R
pa. he- raf.s He GERS 'iI9's .ovs
81 p. % Hn r.'.s. $50 20 200 90 81
Us feeders >lIsIl 500. rert Steers
SGD 70 'u COVE sr+ rpffets 90 So to
~FfFF 5000 stnaft lambs So SD .t
~ 20 common 81 rfB lH te.tHr-s 81.
s,'s. So Isetev S'2 go
TtII>RIRGH
SFI r9H N.t 10 fNS cat
TIE ~ s'esr, steers s.H1 'n ,n.I.e
Nlt it 80 ur..sw fs g..t SIS Us
.7'rr.H fH Trf.uw Sf- 80 r u.s. rr.fers
good tN choice S1rr Do 5H medium 'a
rn"0 so 'H.tlf. common .H medium So
81 Ds9s tH.1 fa choice Sf'uI. ne.
alum f1 ..." <Icrlf. C7rrsrs art rl.
ffre 81 aHJq bu.s E-.t fr choice
tHlf au common r' medium SItH TO-
Efaee .'Sets SlI rIt BOD
SHEEP o. s'rtf. m rr Dc others
sf.p d1r v.RH tN..e trns Sft 81 ,t
1890 ne-um - Ee.a rner So p" r
l1 HH lnwTnn awr- rfe4 -
cues clipped t'1- Ve'ters. clipped
$50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Hard Coal Shipments
Register Increase

NEW YORK, Aug s Ship
mon'S OF anthracite DUNG July
tol8led 4710O77 net tons. an IN
crease Of 1870. 976 tons or 10 PCS
cent over June when production
was seriously affected hy strikes.
according 10 The Anthracite In
>tiiuie July shipments tins year
were l5S iS2 not tons or = per
cent greater than m the CORE
spending month Of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
iqh Operations

Detroit and Cleveland plants
Midland Stoci Products c..
,nrnuo 'o operate a. h-n
. turning our au'oTotlto
frames "ani brake equip
m ifr automobile manl'3c-
ircIs and IF Tho same tmo
algDc ammunition compon-
b.. tank bulls and gun car
ages and mounts The company
,g switched tho bulk of MS
Manufactured items 10 conform
tho auto industry s change
or 20 q war basis and appear,
q. position 20 operate az 90
ictv in me foro>ocahIc future
Earning, Ia~' Year ran undo'
.cCcd.uC year amounting 70
TOT ST or S12s q share. ON
lo common In l9i1 against
o0l-l} or 81 rs a share In
Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
On the

BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

A curb on advertising Of syn
|hetic rubber invoked by Can
az Rubber Controller has
.Dcd considerable Specuia-
LOO IN this COUNTY,
Under the ruling. synthetic
|uhhor products cannot be ad-
|eruSed IN any Way by rubber
Dealers. manufacturers or, IN
|act, any one else Advertising
IcludcS space IN newspapers,
IagaIlncS. blllboardS and win
low displays
Cong oven further the syn
|hctlc must not be- referred 10
+ advertising StrcNSing the need
I conserving tires and other
FOODS made of rubber
Actually the Canadian manu-
|cturcr has uitle incentive 10
|dNcrti-o his >yrthrttr trrC -1C--
|au>e they arc all going on high
|riority NchlclcS and DOM even
|arrv Tho manufacturer name
h trademark
: ,-4---li4t.-4+4- +4744-fffeee- report
ll, aimed A. the use OF adj
|eriolug of post var pfeAttetS-
/ order 10 eyade taxes. ~
EcmS FAR more plausible that
b order 50 specific m the nam
u ri SvntFlCtIC rubber only.
bust have broader implications.
It's moro than possible That
h. Canadians along Min iAr
|rlil>h are not overly anxious
b encourage permanent de-
band for synthetic rubber AS
.Hf ~ theresa POSSIBILITY ri
|CaInluE the lucra1lNe ulhher
|antauons.
While t seems increasingly
civ ti'4' Inns cn4htLA- VII
again 4ITnW- FtSpIl a. be do
|ndcn' on me rubber cartel
|,o attitude Of INC British ON
re on this point is somewhat
80 nm trrr,ru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
..dnddd Wheat
tO(kS al Peak

,>TNWA Aug rs Canadian
stocks ON July 81 lofslcd
07 lSl bushels. a now record.
aCain~i f-2752 80 ON the same
'tc ia>' year. according 10 the
Hminihn Bureau Of Statistics
'Nartvovcr Of oatSNWaS li9 3-i. r.
l-hIEhn.N-aga+n-i- = t,ii1f- 4. I IS -. "a
T. barley sass 707. against
|S2l Us rNo lS.2TT0SS. against
,53.103. and GaN>ced 37iOl2l,
|ajnSt 1027OiO.
|Of the 60l4771Sf bushels ~
madam wheat on July 81 some
1000 600 bushels were hold on
ms, Tho bureau reported A.
: time last year only 100000
Shells remained on farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Hotel Continues Friendly Service Despite War

OR the laorshc SIDE thcEe anlzlnl-e
h dsUIp
There quality haherdaSnnrt Fiji
TaNg
though the available for sale has been curted
Likewise there The conductor Boston and Maine
ncner1 coarr VINO were rcbuhed h me guar
Pullman o food
passengers
acquire q box lunch ~ a station.
fFe perhaps they indicative ot character
deCencl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Major Carrier CircuIates Apology to Patrons

icdeor widespread
character Of IN customers.
ttr1t had the
circulate rs aolog Tor bong unable 70 adhcc
2T7HT7T2 S1CF coI'co4s explanation the ne24 thing
offering excellent service.
Management facing rapid turnover personnel and actual
should
siding n ire and morals of business
u should guard INC 'cndcnC 81 petty private
hoaa 10 take advantage Of The war 10 interfere needessy
r. Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
CENiLNT WORK
WORK-AA


FLOYD SKIES FHA-DE. sses
ADDISON - Cement work taN sf6sl
Concrete a. Ifs best" CuGo-d 3s23
FLOCK LAWNS and cement work special.
iZi1s ln alterations. Cali 'CataIt
Bros olive 1890
lFME>T work 1de drives. -arape foors
guaranteed free estimates. Murray 1856
GARAGE floors. rat walls driveways: sat.
f-.acuon guar; year " pay. IN. 1880
SPECIALIZING cement wotR Garage
floors ra' walls sideYaikss, .crlyrVaFs.
e'c T~inbIloK 2-oaoi r#nbro0k l-3ss6,
ELECTRICAL PPLIEs n FIXTURES
ELECTRIC supplies, neht Hx,ures nuores.
cents Rays, 1888 Gra,ot Pr. 1890
tNCAN ATiNG >TWFR>
ENCHANTING new Sewers o.a sew rs
repaired drains ~ 81 tuGs guaranteed
WorF. Nv -na7 TNIrrr,Dk 1st.
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. nc.
al lISTLkSS sandlnE fenufshng. own
power estimates r-eff~-y-i4+,ie labrr.
Plaza 1921
Al DUsTLEss sanding finishing better
pos ''''''' ON" power is''''''.' oN'e
A. SANDING vaxnl. ref0tshinr. GOOD
"ofkmsrship reasonable rates. Ld-
wsr1s Townsend c713
SOUTHWEST SECTION Sandne hr.sh-
inc expert Workmanship reasonable.
es' mates free Trinity -sr3f
FIMGarORs
THE ORIGINAL Cyanide Gss GO Work
- manship guaranteed I}.ft 7-a0--
FURNACE CLEANING AND RtPAIRING
Al FURNACE vacuum cleaning chin.
news swept srsffe fr.r.fs Installed f..
eas' side only Brnesfa ~. $50
Al FURNACE yaluua r-4n.r-. repair
ING Prompt service. Spr 0e"eIls Furnace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Death notltes

VII kiN~ON Joseph beloved brother n
Tulmas Nrt q Tavor Ceorse and
N-F WaHes Hayward Member NJ plss-
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o. ."SIrr sf me N1ffrn FunefaI Home
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
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