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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Army Adds Negroes
To Public Relations

WASHINGTON TIE war tx
pat'orn Ns lt asssuel Ne-
H, ia ho rrf hin,h 10 i
ht u'iiic rlafieu- Nficr
mnnh what seemed Is have
hci fN'flf~s fegpcsirc hy NrTro
nuhfshtrs 'NN -rh go 'ono nc
denartmtt lus fHnrs'av W.
uonn,ed fNH Capt llo1t j noh
tYi iena' orns $3.50 fiev if
Daniel o. Dae frii s Jews haa
boom assigned
The Two men vii n nnl, take
over the work handled anif now
by Capt Carroll Fitzgerald Hc s
being given. field asscnmcni IN
me huresn az ne termination Of his
present lob
Rrfh 'ho Negro officers have had
considerable experience ~ ruhrc
ro'afions work cnniain Roberts
ha- heen assiafanf nuhllc relations
officer Fort iInarhuca 81,
-incr sssienmeni ~ that post in
1902 aoi 'ro'rnim na' WIS ne
-ecirei ~eh d. Robert Ah
boi ruh i~hine onipanv ~ chi
caeo Tor four Years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

rotary. and shelton Tapes. re-
cofding secretary Of Local 600.
Members of the foundry unit
of the union took up a COLLECTION
winch was presented to the sol
dicrs to take back to the hospital
and add 70 the fund there for
the use OF patients to purchase
comforts and Injuries not other
wise provided.
The trip was topped of Sat-
urday evening by tour OF night
clubs
We want TO show our brothers
from the fighting front just what
were doing about production aud
We want them 10 tell us what
fighting a war Is like. Eaton
said we also want this VISIT 10
hc = symbol ~ what can be- ace
cemplishcd through racial unity
in the plants and In the front
lines
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Launch War Bond Drive For
Purchase Of Bomber Joe Louis

clfy and state officials. personnel
men from key defense plants and
downtown stores and persons rep
rescniing organizations and husi-
nesses who ale Interested in spon-
soring Tie movement
Entertainment will include fea-
ture acts from Detroit night spots
ahd an original brief by The Ato-lo
players
The committee is also negotiate
inr 10 have present Miss Constance
Bennett and other stars who Will
he playing in the local downtown
thcatcrs. Louis c. Blount. president
of the Booker 4. Washington Trade
association and chairman OF the
Double y Higgins With Me" com
nutee will ac as master OF eerc-
monies
The committee IS Circulating
thousands OF windshield Siiekers.
pledgc cards. and Illustrated fold
,rs setting forth the ten points of
its program. and is sponsoring
monthly radio broadcast dramatic
INK its detectives The Joe Louis
Bomber drive is another OF us
positive approaches
The committee has no political
affiliations and is not an outgrowih
OF Detroit's recent riot. It's incep-
ton dates back several months and
IS the result OF the thinking Of a
group Of men and women from all
walks OF life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
WIFE OUT
MAN HELD IN
RIOT TRIALS

IA N,e Gases airug iroa be
jane n N l.ons Ford.
is ai.,..as S found s
Guilty. rtesday ID ea,ry,nr ton...i
cd uespons bv t'irca,i lndee che.
ter ciars lIcr susbsnd.
.r}afles. Chrysler worker. was
found 1niliN.
fohoe said hai a. and als
Far, were stopped ~ iam IAN,
"nQ search "i 'i''' .''i''no
'''g s''''''' ~ N'i,' .'''r "itt
p''' '@ q P'pr an' Aiii'i'H
TIE Millr gaze ihrir reasrt
folr 3"ing ont az fNl' oiN iH.e
they were On route 90 thy hom'
q ielaine - ger a Ircbt nea
which htd been LETT y Mt Niiic
arlifr ia lie day rliey ffa
hat me pockci book Contained S>s
" 'ash ana hanh hoah
'ns o'lo'''s 'in'"'Hi"E Y ''
Roih denied that thes sa,w ~
portions % br'k wrle pa fhr
Mr. Ford vas fe.rasa on ST.
600 pel onal lioud rs ana ..l
son
fnare h,in St
Clpyaiauil r.rrv 4>a Af.ns-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

The Double V Begins Nth Me
committee is sponsoring a bond
drive TO purchase bomber TO be
christencd Joe Louis" The money
liz to be raised through the sale OF
stamps and bonds 10 citizens of
greater Detroit
The drive Is 10 gel underway
with banquet held at the club
Three g. on Monday night Aug.
%. Tie banqucta gaia affair MIL.
have a dual purpose TO lnauelrate
the bomber drive aud 10 secure a
greater sponsoring body for the
Double V Bceins with Me move
meni
Those invited TO participate at
the banquet viii include prominent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
FORD Local 600 Honors
War Vets Of World War IL

oa' wounded veterans OF World
" rom Percy Jones hospital
''F 'fecR were guests Fri
ana saturday Il the produc-
'r''ndty unit Of Ford Local
AWciO. or which OILS
president Of the unit
"e ; dicrs. two OF them Ne
arrived at the Michigan
',.al station Friday morning at
where they were met by
'"'on committee including Ea-
(. Joseph AIifsud. Virgil Tru-
I" ana Ezer Watts They were
~ az The Book Cadillac and
GA a tour OF The city on
'' morning they made a
" me foundry division Of
N'ofe plant and We're honor.
az q ceremony in the
f'm 10 to 10 90 a. m.
s"''s ai the ceremony in
'eo W. G. Grant. financial sec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
iasons And OES
'lect Officers At
|lnth Convocation

rHn}ocatipn and au-
r np ZIG lhc Most Wofshlp
Nrs David Grand Lodge Ar
y ~ iHl Queen Esther Grand
NtS vas held Aug 4 and
af beautiful grand lodge
' iei ~ Kirby corner
-'h 'Hs Ernest Ford. most
''elp Grand master and a.
q g. worthy mairon,
p ians We're attended hy
'eseolaii'cs from Saginaw.
and Rapids. Inksicr aud
'i'e peilolt chapters. Two
s ana chapters were
.'V partnerships
o''ef selected for the en-.
rs 't0 were Ernest Ford.
R Sinful grand mastcr
.,'r 9 Marion Grand Rapids,
fnu'y grand master. John
'''r' lliehland Park. r. W
=. s'i wafleu: Leroy Austin.
Z n Narden a y Jackson.
fIsgd secretary, S. a.
.l'i' z " grand rcasurer
N'' isnles S. Arnold Sag
tand chaplain; Clark
'0n'lnued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
DR.. j. A. Brewer Goes
Back To His Studies

~ J a Brewer with Offices
al s05 T.. Forrest Hastings left
sunday. August s for Rochester.
MINI. where he will continue
his research work IN surgery and
other subjects at the Mayo Broth
cfs clinic lie expects % return
Sept 6 The doctor viii be ac-
companied by Mrs. Brewer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
School Under Fire

CHICAGO Attention WAS asaln
focused last wees on the ii
e'iminatory policy ~ Northn-
elm university which BAGS Sc.
erocs from campus residence when
twas revealed thar certified
delegate from The Woodlawn .ANiE
church 70 the 18th annnal Church
and Choral Music institute was
denied accommodations az The dor
milory assigned 10 conferces
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

"' l"ilNNnc article Us a ir-
mint from July issue az The
Dearborn independent.
BY GENE ALTMAN
II Killed one OF those nisecrs
my SELF last night"
a white man. driver OIL Check :
or cab IN Detroit said THIS 20 me
IN bitter hatred but as oasrally
as II he had just brushed OF
ny Il was an amazing aftermath
CT the Detroit race riots, the like
Of which THIS nation has not seen
in 20 or more years
! had LEFT the state capital for
Detroit 10 meet Philip r Rich
publisher OF the Midland Daily
News and accompany him 90
cleveland for conference with
officials OF the War Manpower
Commission While waiting for n
cob in front Of the Book Cadillac
hotel. b ard cherry voice and
turned around to greet friend
from a state office in Lansing lic
resided many years In Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Two Patients
,Iaiilll Loss
)| $3.50
Say Doctor
Gave No.
Services

IS ',nNniy Prosecutors
i Tuesday that two
cnn fIlcd against
1874 aain dentist with
aenr street
Gerald Walters
we complains asainsi
! eti uttc signed by Curlice
h aiA3i.on who said that
l~t psH iir Pelham so for
''a lrNe Awll to June II aud
4 received DO service. and Hen
Nyn' 500 brush. who said
"a h pud $50 for work
fa rsn done Ills pay
3 madc 'bctweon May =
q 'ess,a tonld not be reach
flfe Tuesday
As Nrn ord red 70 appear
,iot office on We'd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Politicians, War Prosperity Are
Blamed for Riots; Southern
Whites, Negroes Won't Mix

0uroonseisuion he.au lrd "si
ed on me topic ~ ihe precious
evenings battling night la iAs
heart Of Detrit ne ciy ha.L
Grand Circus Park Woodward
Confined on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Funeral Services Held
For William Starks

fNhrfal ~rrNlcc> inr filc
held H. p.m last SATURDAY
dcnce al 1880 Bcmtcan axe
l)ade. pastor ~ 81 typfiali-
The Webster Funeral Homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

'rhc following article is 4 tc-
mint from July issue 81 The
Dearborn fndenendenfi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

I0onlInned NJ rase ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Farmers Market

FRUIT ppIes: Delicious. fancy. -
hu Northern spys. fancy s. ~ M
Steeles Red. fancy. 81 pu straw berries
fancy ti0ai2 2t-qt. crate. 40. /, 81 So
0s50. no ?. So
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce fancy 81 bu No l. e.
az So Leaf lettuce, fancy 81 20 nu
No T. SOC 81 F.soarole. M / 81 q
u N hu. Romano. No Slf 80 bu
VEG TABLE GREENS Cabhs -
greens No I. si7Sa2 2s M Corarfs
No l. S2I25O bu Sortel NO J. &
f2.5O bu. Mustard No a. 81 sogs bu
Turnip greens. No. I 81 5o69 bu
VEGETABLES, isceisneous- Aspara
gus fancy. 81 so n ~ doz lunches 40.
81 23u150 No 2. 75Hsoc Bets.
So I. si2sGl 50 dor. lunches Caut-
apWer. No I. 81 crate. Caooage No. ].
s. 5OG7 hu Celery fancy. 81 80 foT
punches No / 81 No. 2. SOC Diu.
No : 75V poe DOR lunches I.eeks 10
l. 81 1872 dor punches. onions green.
fancy. tI1i7o doI lunches No. ].
70T s5c. No 2 So Onions. drv. No. !.
81 7Sn373 sOlh sack PARSLEY root No
81 DOR lunches Peas. No. 81 n , -
M Radishes re- fancy % dor.
hunehes No ! Si9i7f " ? 10
Long white No !. 81 751 50 doz
bunchss Rhubarr fsney - dozsn
nonche, No I. Soa sho Turnirs No !.
81 7s9I 50 dog bunehss Topstoes hot
house No I. as it-lh basket No. =,
s. T375.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Movie Merger
P| Ian Approved

NEW YORK June ga plar
10 nerve Universal Pictures, co
Inc, INTO Universal Corp. was
approved by large majority Al
a stockholders meeting Of both
corporations held a Wilmington
De-.
Under tho agreement of mer-
ger, Universal Corp. parent or
canIzaton. acquires the business
and assets ana assumes tho
Liabilities of the pictures company
Universal Corp Is the surviving
corporation and the name IS
changed 10 Universal Pictures
Co. Inc.
The purpose Of tho merger is
10 increase efficiency Of opera
tons 10 simplify corporate organ
ration and 10 make earnings
more readily available 10 stock
holders By eliminating arrears on
the TWO outstanding preferred
stocks.
The outstanding SO62 shares Of
the pictures company's S per cent
first preferred stock was called
for redemption at 40 and ac-
crucd dividends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Conflicts Between Military. Civilian Agencies

antagp Of meeting discuss with Judge Pat
the conflicts between military and civilian
managing the Onal In speak
Judge sand that the did not
of civilian but desired 10 keep
civilian hands
The merely he said. opportunity "a
claims overall CIVILIAN
agency shall recognize prime OF the armed forces
thai r OF healthy
the
civilian needs q be-
In his public statement June ~ that pro-
duCtlon matcucl ground had
declined instead Of rising scheduled Patterson acrhed the
slump primarily failure the gravity Of Stla
and the need for continued increased efforts IN meet
tinualv Patterson dentaN, rkcd
increasing Of Germany by Raj and
United States undoubtedly interfering significantly
the TeIlon schedule Of production
Such the coal strike the feels represents
the produco
ceedng peak temporary sumps acrbahe work
Stoppagc readily be- made up by squirt later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Detroit Produce

APP IS N'rA hl cr's r. VI l.
r.n m.- >o~asrn spy, mo',i, s.
~'s.s Rea mostly s. 23 Illinois ~.
nskp ~. 2, men min. tat 80
APRIcoTs 49, California 7t-is. Tugs.
ROYALS 75G3. poorer lover
pEAHs Bu hampers. Boun'ifus MARY
l'ots. 81 WIS ais 81 ~ Bar. vsl.n.
Rlacs Valentines Illinois hest 81 Is /.
Pleu,ful,. 1875 Bountfuls 81 IS.
BLUERERRiEs-N North Csronns eulr-
vs'e1, cenopnsne wrapped 3oeIn psr
Urappsf 2oe pc pint toe per a.
BROCCOLI California pony cru. f'v
pest So generally good, 81 tofs
cABBAGE- Prae' .csily m supplies 900
CAVTAIOUPTs salmon meat, Gait
f-rris Imp Val Jbo ais S1T IS Ioo.
3es Ssas p Few osst IS 80 ssneT.ly
good condition. 81. Joo IS IS, best.
,ritons Ioo 27s s.. ass. '7.soa7 IS;
'HoSEYBALLs c,sforna Ieo .s. fec
'' Ho$ y r VS. p', 81. aasa, So %,
2Sai75. Jbo. S. $50. few "2S.
CARROTS Los Angeles erts s-dor.
schs california mostly Nnt as lev.
81 30. fair s. so; An1ona. 81 '.r, 81 81;
CFfFPY -- caH'orrs Pascal 75-acr
s. % M,,sisan do, do Oh. mst ~ ~,
BirsS. 25Ht75. unfacsd Spt.So.
CORN Alabama crts wht, g.
CrCUMBERs South Carolina eu
nskts SsasSo. fsr. 81. arr., s.
picsIes. s. 50. Arkansas bu. bssts $50
eHtrs fancy Sf25 fancy. 81. No. IL.
GRAPEs-C.uforni display hug. rhon-
son seedles.. s7a77S
caIlforria salinas District iSs SIS
50; Idaho SIS ordinary 10 fair. $3.50
oSfoSs California ysiiow,. generally
good quality. medium. ~ S
PEACHES Georgia - -bu. bssts 7-is.
min 50 10. - IN. min. mostly 81 Is.
few sass IA in min $J2S. Colder
Juolees - IN and i'..in up " 500
PEhs-caifornA bu hampers, 81 -
. PEARS Argentina fancy Faekhsms
PEPPERS louisiana bu hampers Gait
fornia Wonders. MEDIUM - larE, Np
{ IS. mostly - Texas bu eskts.. Csnfor.
MA wonders large. ssh S Is.
t.ons whites. Z $ No I extras 8. 3.5
4 s. q s. No siz. a Hisdt1;
l. Comm uze A $40 10. 3 No 1
sss p tcw 50 !5o3 So Sorth carclins
81 s5n37s showing decay. low As 81:
/ ,ouisisnA Katahdins L. s No l. 81 500
= IS. Triunphs f,ouisisrs, Arkansas AMI
Oklahoma victory rrafe, feV y NJ l.
S343 50 mostly 81 %. poor condition.
low s.
SWEET POTAToEs-Louidsna bu crts.
puerto Rican Vans ". 3 40. I, 81
RAWBERRIES- e htgau Is-dS
crfs vsriduS vsristissa some far ts
TOMATOES lob repackS med 81.
rspack iugs. AT5 Hothouss s-lb bskts.
Ohio mediums, $50. small sze. 81 IS;
original Tugs T. No I greer. ripe and
turning green wrapped. Texas sxs ard
argsr IS few s. So. Arkansas sNs and
.Arger S47S sxs N25
WATrPMEf.ONS Finrids per u.too.
rannonbsns 2e lbs 81 2S - rs 81 ~
n Is 3O-lb 81 90. "a lbs 81 n9iA:
- los 81 65ni7S. Cuban Queens %
Ihs 81 ~ few ~ as "a fbs 81 100
rs: Texas Tom wstsons. - lbs. 81 ~
9i6S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Stock Market
Slightly Higher
In Late Trade

NFW YORK .0e rs INS
---TG Stock r- kof was slightly
higher today M fairly active trad
ing Gains running 10 point or
move I0 .o00 cases. was recorded
n tHc hrs, hour after which the
market Icse.cd of and saIo>
dropped
The advance VA, sufficient 20
noo>, 'rc Do0-Jonc> industrial
average to Us highest level since
NaN 1910
Leading 'hr adsaucc V,Ic the
sN8urus Whe-a Bnlnr Cpu-e+J-
dated and Unf'od Aircraft an had
gains n "a point or more Douglas
and brrr1 AT tno, also had sup
port and advanced almost as
much
Nics.- motors. rahs uhbors
and u'fhfo> also We're higher but
gains IN Tins group wore of frac-
uon7i proportions AmLSrmnRts
Wcr0 weak spot with LocW S
dropping almost point Tho
r-r-v- r7tt tire 1IST- WIS NteadV-Rt n
prices holding near Saturday s.
close
OF the individual issues stocks
hitting new 1913 tops uncmdcd
WIlly,-ONerland ChrySlcr L. s
Rubber and Sears Rocbuck Dow
Chemical advanced about p point
toHdgT~ following tho general
upSWlnC included American Tclc-
phone General Electric. Wool
worth. Texas Corp AtChlSon.
Pennsylvania Cruciblc Steel. L. s
steel and Consolidated Edison
The bond market was auict
With prices steady while curb
issues were mixed IN moderate
trading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Saved Woman's Life

typical 81 the CAPerS cited
in the report is Dr. " y Jamt-
son. who runs hospital m
Saginaw He flew his own Stin-
son Reliant last July 10 MISSlS-
S.ppi when the CAP opened war
against the Gulf Of Mexico
.T-boatS ON one flight he was
called in from patrol 10 attend
woman plottng-board opera
tor stricken with acute appcn-
diCIuS He saved her life
Or JamiSOn TCCOuntS some of
the hazards Of flying the CAP
patrol
I've secured the Gulf from
dawn 10 dark and had mighty
few mishapS, considering the
miles We flew and the ships we
conveyed. But early one morn
ing John Danmeyer Of Detroit.
with Observer Billet. also Of
Detroit. was out beyond tho is
lands n the eastward when
their motor started 10 miss,
and then conked out.
At the base. on the tVo-way
radio, we heard Billet saving,
'\ov were losing altitude, now
We have 400 feet, now We have
200 feet, we're settling fast.
now We have 100 feet, now
we and the crash and gurgle
Of the water took over. They'd
had good look AZ Dauphin Is
land and decided they couldn't
make il. So they headed for n
tanker and crashed a. close Ia
N a. possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Hat Passed in Detroit

The report tolls 81 their trials
and trlhul4t-nrA "a winning
recognition and getting funds
20 get started II mentions the
time the HAT vas passed M
Detroit and $4,000 was raised
Tho money was used by the
Afi--Ar-c7r wing "a hUtd rfaIi-
kitchen -tfA-ererattonS Of
fee on wheels The Wing
serNiccd It's planes and gathered
movable outfit complete with
radio tranSmitrer ready 10 roll
az an hour notice. all a. its
own expense
T. tells about tho 20-ccnt
hombSiCht designed hN CAP
tcchniCIanS oJt 81 hairpnS TN
cans mirror, and other scrap.
good enough 10 IN, q boat
S4-.arr- an She cenhtIfE tower,
Army planes hike u for special
lied Work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
~ Liquor
Taxes Hit
New High

WASHINGTON. June 27 GNS)
The Distilled Spirits Institute re-
ported today that the alcoholic
beverage Industry TUNED Sl,750-
l66.Ol0 into federal state and
local treasures IN 1912
HE 134 pcf cent increase IN
revenue over l9il was attributed
hA- the insttttit To three factors
Tremendous increase IN
consumer purchasing power.
2 Scare buying and hoard
ing on the part OF consumers
when drstTtfinE plants were con-
Verted 10 war alcohol
3 The 20 per cent increase
in the federal excise TAX rate
which became effective Nov. /,
1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Peak Output Vital
In GIObaI Warfare

WASHINGTON 2S-Robert p Patterson undersecre-
tar of keep the battle production peak level
irrespective of Vcsstudes the fighting
In chatting with about the aspects Of total
at his offices the Penagon Building Potomac from
here Judge Patterson denied that the initial stocking of the armed
forces with equipment would permit relaxation in
ducton He explained that when the armed forces
the chewing of equipment ammunition and food proceeds
podglous and accelerated He said that though
economy essential on the home front impossible for soldiers
action 10 take take good of equipment
In his added had examined
the annals of history and found example any
which justified the that the for goods and
services would slough off until the
thetca undersecretay conceded the
the the theate ended before that the Aac
theate the total need for military supplies fall off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Motor Knocking

con patrol one time my 90
server. Mel HoIdernc>s. and
were long way out when the
rocker arm casting ON 40 !
CYLINDER let 20. We had only
hundred feet altitude and IT
was bad But the same thing
had happened 90 me before IN
Pennsylvania and I knew some
thing about nursing her along.
We were headed out 10 sea. but
No didn't dare turn tor awhile
~ took H. 10 miles 20 climb
10 100 feet and Get headed tor
home. We felt better then. he
cause Ne had height enough n
necessary, ~ Neer into the wind
and make decent crash land
ing. Prom . hundred feet, YOU
know, YOU Just plop n head
first and have no chance
I'VE got over the islands and
I said 10 Mel shall We make =
landing ON the beach or shall
zee try 10 get home . Ne're
doing all right, said Mel. So Ne
started across the u miles ~
water and got there okav. They
kidded me ~ the base because
I'd been saying on the radio,
The motor - knocking rather
badly
And that's what makes tho
CAP wat g IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
ALABAMA LEADS

The year 1942 was the fifth in
which revenue from alcoholic bev-
cragcS cNCec ID one billion
dollars. and the first year the rev
enuc passed the one and one-half
billion dollar mark.
The greatest increase in state
collections in 1912, as compared
with tho previous year. was SO 9
per cent IN Alabama Kansas and
Mississippi legally dry states.
reported decreases in liquor
revenues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Use Windshield

John made good landing
with the tail striking first and
then the iuSelage But II WAS an
Old-tNpe ship and when she
struck the water u peeled the
fabric right Oft the frame 40
she had no huONanCv and sank
like rock Under water, Dan
meyer couldn't find the door.
40 he broke out the windshield.
Billet got mixed mp in his
safety belt and that DELAYED
him few seconds, hut he made
" out through the windshield
ard rot 10 the surface, Too.
The tanker was \nrvc-
Cian. manned nv good ~eamen.
They lowered = boat and hauled
the bow aboard "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
81 BILLION T4XES

The 1912 taxes made q total Of
S9555 $50 995 contributed in taxes
from repeal of the Eighteenth
Amendment 10 Dec. 81. 1912 the
institute reported.
OF the total amount Of taxes.
the federal government 5 share IN
1912 Was 81 PAS 266 .742, " hi he
Si67 1913. Ash went To state govern
mcn,S. and local government
shared S777f5 1855, each repre-
>enting an Increase over the
amounts received IN the previous
year.
SStNxs-st5ftr-S- .$Cw York, Penn
Sylyania Ohio. Illinois, Michigan
and California $3.50 received m o T 2
than SIS. 100000 in taxes from the
industry, while > states We're In
The list receiving more than
$40 GOO 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

Patterson reply specific query said tat careful
could keep production
peak even when the withdrawal Of the armed services
contemplated He pointed however
OF and
from noneSSentlal Jobs essential production
difficulties getting in
essential such which Shoi nj
aScbabe Selecve which
had careful picking but 10 the pratng Of
advantage the
higher scales than others
He Indicated Manpower Commission irving
10 pointed that the difficulty
assuring free labor getting Of occupation "o
industries where they most
mood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
British Strike =
Record Far
Below t9t4-18
By J. EDWARD MURRAY

LONDON. June % (UPl-
Great Britains tightly controlled
and relatively quiet labor situa-
ton appeared in sharp contrast
today TO that of America. where
union leaders have voiced strong
dlSapproval OF the anti-Strike bill
passed over President Roosevelts
veto
Since the war started labor
leaders here have agreed 10 anti
strike legislation and the strike
record OF this war has stayed far
below World War J.
Observers believed several fac
tors entered into the attitude Of
Great Britain'S labor chieftains.
For one thing there was no single
powerful man like John l.. Lewis
outside the general group which
has been allowed a place in the
coalition government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Paper Production
Drops 10 S7.5 Pct.

NEW YORK June IS Pepper
production m the week ended
juno 10 was SIS per cent OF
capacity against $50 per cent m
The preceding week and SIS : pen
cent p the week ended june 20
t942. according 10 tho American
Paper and Pulp Association index
-ei NTH activity faprrboaTd pro
ductOn was AT % per cent OF
capacity. compared with q PEA
cent III tho preceding week.