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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
DIVORCES

Rosslee Pounds from Johnnie.
Helen Cook from Stanton.
Jane Elizabeth Strecher from Gaylord.
John Kozmierczak from Helen.
Louis n, Taylor from Anna.
Margaret Roberts from Thomas.
Doris May Martin from Stanley w.
Merl J. ShriHer from Ruth
Yvovenne Condor from c. Jordan.
Irene Niemeck from Anthony.
Charles Hill from Annie.
Adam Eichler from Laura.
Helen ~ Wilson from Irwin v.
Phillip Bono Jr. from Susan.
Thelma %. Berggren from David.
Warren r. GARNER from Bessie.
Charles Oliver Stewart from Marion B.
ANNULMENT
Edna Neubacher from Irwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

Eddie Lewis. onetime mat pro-
moter at Arena Gardens. who
meets his former leading wrestler,
Leo WAllick, Monday AT the
Gardens. wants 10 make the match
a winner-take-all bout. but AS yet
Leo has not given his consent to
such an arrangement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIVORCES
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were horn to;
Patricia Turner 1882 IVES, Boston bouls-
ward.
Alice Meinke, STAT Maxwell.
Josephine Wurfel 1925 Alcoy.
Rose Zichichi. i3457 Sparkling.
Grace Saracino. 5045 Rohns.
Virginia Walsh 46ii Eastlawn.
Mary Campbell. 26s Alfred
Eleanor Simon. Bellcrest Hotel
Mary Fredericks, 1120 North Woodward,
Royal Oak.
Helen Smykowski, 1919 Gilbert
Margaret Belan. 6275 Mitchell
Lillian Dulcamara, 3s0s Dubois.
Irene Freedman 1900 Tyler.
Marysnna Finch. 2st Eliot.
Cloeda Misch, as Rhode Island. Highland
May Weinberg. 1e20i Sorrento.
Gladys Heinrich. PA Lakewood
Mae Weisman, 2fef Calvert.
Mary Bono. 2i00 McKinstry.
Alice simmons 1854 Dearborn
Eloise Darnell. 1857 Twentieth.
Helen Walters. 1882 street
Irene Bombalski $500 Kirkwood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints In the
Night Edition only the name OF horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets OF the day.
The code KEY appears each night IN the
Red Line Edition with number CORE
spending In each letter Of the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T Is
PRINTED IN CODE
The cndA for inrnnrrnW fnIlnNa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Scratches
~ nlted Press
r.rp SpCtsAns

FAIR GROUNDS \. .'
Track, fast.
First Race --Grets Cord. Outcome
Sweet Praise. Silver Tip
Second Raoe-Rogers Boy, optmal.
Little Davoy, Huri HON Ham
Third Race--Nicabe, Lustrous Money
Fable
Fourth Race Easy Quefo Sweeping
Ahead Blue Bird Star. Vadina Loria.
Maracsy Naldina Rsngy
Fifth Race Belplsy, Wise Colonel
sixth Rsce-Top Reward. Nellie l.,
Wapan
Seventh Rsce-On Guard. Ny Crest.
BeauEar. Touiour. High Plaid. Oas Jest,
Tensleep. Two Ply, Mad Bunny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Charles Barry. IS: Mary +. Spencer %
Meyer Kanefsky. 20; Florence Damrsur. 81.
Ralph Sendelbach. "a. Betty Hornfeld, 10
Otis Watkins. 20. Ruth Dowdeil. IS.
Walter T.. Lake, %; Helen Heabler. 10
Harry c. Kuester, 19: Dorothy Artman. 90
William J. Ivey. rs; Grace G. Hammes. Is.
Floyd A. Gardner So; Elizabeth Rennie, 40.
Francis Clifford. %. Marie Horner, %.
Eugene Kangss, 20; Anne Shelby. -.
Oral V. Wilson, 80 Alma A. Rheaume. Is.
Albert W. Chonko. %; Thelma Hubbard, is.
Merrill r. Buck. IS: Mary J. Wendt. p.
Henry r. MeMillion. 20; Dorothy N. stoicu,
Lester n; NeWOold Jr.. 10; Eleanor M.
Hale d. Fisher. %; Betty J. Smith. Is
Charles Foster. 20. Jennie l.. Friday, ~.
Max II. Horowitz, "a; Beatrice Lieberman,
Michael Kuklish. 90: Helen Dsrabsn. 10.
Daniel Kelley. 81 Lola Matthews, IL
V. ". FAuria, 81 Emily stellman IS
Hillery q. Knecht, %: NOZZLE Murphy. 10.
Robert l.. schon. ls Eleanor Curnow. 10.
George kesler Jr.. 81; Jean r. Pickering.
20
Philip Benenson; Emily Hausmsnn. %
Morris Leoenbon. IS: Yetts Hsmmerstein,
80
Jack Gillespie. 80: Geraldine Randall. 81.
ohton Pappss. AZ Mary MARROW, 81.
Lloyd J. Britton, %; Betty L. Middleton.
90
William Stanley. IS; Katherine Affholder,
r Wayne Hart, 3s Lillian I DANES. rs.
Frederick NJ. Armstrong Jr.. rs; Mary l..
Nelson. 23
Edward d. Murphy 30: Carolyn Schmidt,
Charles W. Smith. "a; Constance Marie
Short Is.
John J. Mears. %: Rose NJ Watt. ~.
William L. Hiltger. AZ. Helen Fochtman,
as
Adam Dennis. 1T: Beverly Erlsndson. %
Leonard A. Clecki, 20, Virginia ozimkow-
rohn Borlsnd. 20: Mary Wood. 27.
Richard NJ. Stevenson, ~; Marion Byrne,
rs.
William Zunich. 50; Hazel Mclean. %.
Hugo Frank Loeb. ~ Freda +. Snyder, 20
Aaron Hargrave %: Naridel Sembach, Is
John Bolash, %; Marionette Dfnbar, Is.
Harold ID. Warner. 10; Virginia Taylor. 20
Harold Brilowski, "a Betty Green, Is.
John o. Burke, 20; Margaret J, Renfres
is.
Bernard H. Mccombs, 81: Mary Louise
Ebeudtok. I'll
Edward J. Mslkowski. 2s; Helen C. Kucyk
%.
Axei shoauist. So Hilda Johnson, So.
Edmund Bande. is: Dolores Burt. II.
Leroy Clark, Is: Myrtle Ashworth. 10. =
Willie Davis. 80; Nola Khone. 81.
Edward r. Knoll. 2s: Harriet Carney. Is
Wayne surber. 25. Margaret Topolosek. rs
Charles Viculis. 81; Catherine Kamichitis
%.
Cecil p. Gates. ~: Helen ". Greemen. %
William Gering 26 Marian Hoffman, %
Paul Long a. Ida q. Reath, Is
Leonard osier. %: Helen Priehard., %.
James Tangeman. 20; Msdelyn Clyne. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
TIME CUT AGAIN

The commission announced that
the average building time of Lib
erty ships was cut TO 52.6 days III
January as compared with So days
in December. This marks the
thirteenth straight month. il was
said. that American shipbuilders
have cut the time OF these vessels
from keel-laying 10 delivery. The
three Liberty ships delivered a
year ago averaged 24l days in
construction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

Clip this code KEY " viii enable you IN
decpher the name Of tomorrow code
horse. appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

Totals - % Totals 30 SO
Score ~ haif time Michigan state 30,
PomuIus
officials r c Miner western Michi-
gam and 2. Z. Sachs tcincinns'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
u. 5. .Shipydrds
Again Exceed
Million Tons
However. Janusry's
Total Dropped Is Ships
Under Month Before

WASHINGTON. Feb. s UPl--
American shipyards in January
produced JOG vessels OF various
types. totaling approximately l.
COS, 400 lightweight tons. ID fewer
ships than were delivered TO the
Victory feet in December. 1912,
the maritime commission an
nounced today.
The slump. it was said, was due
TO shortages of steel, delays in
completion of the higher type pro-
pulsion equipment, and severe
weather conditions in the North
ern States.
The commission pointed out,
however, that the output in Janu-
airy represented the second success
sive month in which more than
! 100000 tons Of shipping had been
added 10 the Victory fleet.
The West Coast yards held the
lead in production by delivering
81 vessels. The East Coast turned
out 80 and the Gulf Coast 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
KAISER Is THIRD

The California Shipbulding Cor
poration. Wilmington, Cal. which
delivered Ia Liberty ships into
service. led in production in Janu-
airy. Bethlehem Fairfield Ship
yard. Inc. Baltimore. Md. took
second place with five Liberty
ships and eight special types, and
the Oregon Shipbuilding Corpora
ton. Portland. Ore, owned by
Henry j. Kaiser, was third with
u ships.
A total of IS ships was turned
out by the four Kaiser yards last
month.
OF the log ships delivered IN
January. 79 were Liberty ships,
four sea-type cargo vessels. FIVE
large tankers. Ia special types,
one ocean-going tug, and three
harbor tugs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Lost and Found

BILLFOLD-Papers valuable. On Lin
wood Wildemere, north OF Grand Blvd.
Liberal reward University 2-9l46.
BLACK billfoId in Sears, oakman-Grand
River-noney papers valuable to owner
only George Golding. Gregory. Mich. lib
eral reward. 1901 Meyers Road. Hogarth
1865.
BROWN purse containing wrist watch
registration card. other papers: down
town vicinity: liberal reward. Beatrice
lTrayior, Clifford 23ls
ENGLISH Setter, male, white, black eyes
and ears large spot on back; vicinity
Kensington- Harper. Reward. Tuxedo 2-I10I.
LosT-Black and white Fox Terrier. named
Ted: child's pet. Reward. Northlawn
otis.
SETTER-M Male. brown. black and white;
tan collar; reward. Olive 1896.
WALLET containing valuable papers. war
bond Reward Harry Lefteras, J07
East Jefferson Clifford 1926.
WHEELBARRow lost: good reward: will
also nav IS TO anv person givi-g irforma-
ton where II can be found. Misteie Coal
Co. Plaza 4t04.
WIRE haired fox terrier Chld's pet;
black and white, part tan head, short
tail: vicinity Birwood Fullerton: reward.
Northlawn 3443.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Male Help Wanted

ALL AROUND machinists for machine
building. also machine assemblers and
repairmen. Gelatin Products Co, e425
Grinnen
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-12-10
CAUCUS MFTTS.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS METTs.
The Caucus Of Palmer Democrats wa s
hello at the Ron-De e-Voo Cafe last
Tueseey evening. re c1nct Conf t t Q
was elect ed. ana six Delegetos to tn
Dlvisi on,l Cow enti ion, that will be
hello in anchorage on Monday Dec. Is
The following pers ems were elected
Mrs. Walttr Iiuntloy, Secretary Of
Caucus, Fo. Chri onsen, Harry De-
Lane one "alter Huntley, Precinct
Conf teencn.
The Dell otos to the Cow ent1on
were; "a. Christensen, Harry De Ian
Walter Il atley, Al. Grogors on Mrs. /
Clyee XII ana Mrs .dn. Bouwens.
The ass abeloge endors 90 the bill
for stat hocd as introduced by
Delegate Iimone, Walter Huntloy
Introduce the resolution to the
meet ing.
DeLend fffered resolution reques
ing that repre sentatton to the
Terri orial Legli lature be apport-
toned by 'istrfcts, another was
fer the election Of the Governor Of
ElosGo, both were passed.
De Lane pres ente hes 0lut / en- ask
fer the ondors ement Of Roosevelt 70
President in 1914, If the War is
still On and for q place for the
PRESIDENT On the ieace Conference
if he Goes not seek relection In
1914, the resolution passed.
At he suggestion Of Mr.. chlliste
resolution is being prepared and
will be offered to the District Cen
vention, asking for additional fund
fer the Motanuska' Expt erment Stati o
for farm expi erments.
The Delegates are preparing to so
to Anchorage next Monday.
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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-12-10


EXECUTIVE coM1T1E1 XMAS PROGRAM.
The Ext cutiv Conf ttee for the
Community Xmas Program, met On Nov.
3Oth, an0 made the following appoint
.mcnts, fer the prot- ram;
'Finance Comittee: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Hattie Jeffrey, Chairman.
Alice Snodgress---- VIC. Mau, Treas.
Victor Falk
Dick Engle Mrs. Olsen, Nesi1la.
Treat comtttee; ;;;;;;;;;;;
MISS Moughn Chairman.
MISS Engdoll Mr.. Rogers.
Decorating Cont tee; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
SO. Draper, Chairmen,
Ra lph Moore Ralph Gooeri CHI
Miss Shermi ster
Miss Hughes Miss De Best.
Benevolence Cont ttee ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Mrs. Tayne Chairman Miss Eocers
MISS Foster MISS Guro 1ni ok.
Choir Conf ttee;;;:
Rev. Alison, Chat rman, Rev. Kurth
Mr.. Jayne
MIS- White Bama De Armoune.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-12-10

COMMUNITY XMAS PROGRAM REQUEST.
The Comu ity Chri tmas Program Org
inizaticn sincerely desires the
cooperation Ct oil stores ano bus in
Establishments curing the program,
&c be given In the Community Hall.
In keeping wi tn the Spirit Of the
Holiday Season we are asking that
you plan to close to the Fub11c fpr
the hour Of the program. If ycu
wish q placord to psf to announce
your int ention Of cooperating, see
Mr.. Thuma or Rev. Boyer.
The Children Will be Directed by a
Committee selected by Mr.. Thuma.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-12-10

ST. MICHEALS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. Father sneed Pastor.
Sunday Mass---------- 1000 Am.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Phillips Retires
DebenfureS

NEW YORK, June % Phillips
Petroleum Co has called for re-
demption on August next, an
additional S7,5OO,OO0 principal
amount Of lis convertible ia per
cent debenturcs Redemption VIII
be AZ par and accrued interest 10
The date Of redemption, plus a
premium OF ? per cent.
After retirement Of this amount
outstanding debcntureS Will APP
proXimaie S7.4O0 900 Of an origi-
nal $4,000. 900. which were issued
IN January 1911 As of June IS
last 1851 800 principal amount
had been converted into common
stock
Holder. Of debcnturcs listed for
redemption in August have the
option 10 convert INTO fun paid
worcestershire common stock Of
the company AZ the rate Of one
share OF such stock for each
$3.50 principal amount Of each
debenture so converted at any
time until the close of business
July 81. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Detroit Produce

ArrLEs- MIcM.an uu -cr's r $ No
.iH min %as'r'-r St}s. mostly So.
s s..,. Fef e. 'f So ,L mug. , ~
81 so UuN s221 Urra.anea
kpRicoTs- california 2tlb. mrs Ro,
BEANs 81 hamper Nannna pi.r-
ugE. S2'sDa2 70. Valentines S393 60:
TAR s. 81 Wax fair s. 3 30. poorer.
al varieties l.v az 81.
BLUEBFRRIFS $,rfh Carolina cIlti-
waited cellgphane wrapped. 80 500 per
pint Alabama cultivated tcinphare
wrapped zoe per punt soc per out
CABBAGE Practically no supplies good
CANTALOUPs- Salmon Meats Csufor-
MA Inn. Valley ipn ia Sb7l 7c5.
Jho Sos. 81 % jro Sos s. few
ncs' ~ 30. fp" stock al si1e' !an -
5, s. s :. Joo. 27' 50 %. a'' $40.
HoSEYRAiTS california ~, t5s
few best 81 90 fair condition g ~
standard 4js, s. 30. pony CIfs So so
HoNEYpEws standard es sat- so:
rs. - IS g t5S. Jbo -. few 50 80
CARROTS Los Angeles crts tnz.
hchs California mostly So goo 42F. orii-
50 Texas 10-lt Ssrks'appef washed
few s. hu bstts. Si75 ] 60. few 50
CELERY California pasca' - dozen.
s. 5G. Michigan doe tuncber medium.
Golden Heart 5-s dor 81. fe" higher,
on condition low ~ 81
CHERRIES Ofcgan. Washington faced
RlnEs. 81 400 5. fair &3.55 8. uniaced
corn Alabama crates white, 81 =.
Oklahoma SACKS NcipWS 81 o..
CuCrMBERS North Carolina hu has
ke's s. 3D. generally good s. 'o 8 tsir
So Arse 50 S0r5 Plckies So Arkansas
hu baskets. s. 8. Indiana dollhouse bss-
kcts. 2 dor extra fancy 81 20. fancy 81,
SO Is 1918
GRAPES -Caltfornts dIgplay lges
IN anps0n Seedlrss. 81 1917 few 81 70.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceherg
California salinas district. t.as SIS f.
So Idaho 4-5s faJf - generally 5000,
S. 75a7. poorer low as 81
Onions Texas NeigWs. s'n-f ly 49,
quality medium - e crystal White
"i PIrAcHFs- Georgia. ;, hu hsR,s: =.
In min. So son 9 IS, a, ~. MIN" s5'
D Pas California. hu hmrrs s. 50
PEPPERS Louisiana bl. hmprt Gait
forna Wonders med 10 large - oo' y
Texas bu bskts. California wonders
large S5.25 fair. Siftf25.
Long Whites. T. $ 80 Extras - 81 y
tss a. S. No. sac a. Si2a; u ;,
Comm size A. SlltH4 Il, fair. s. IS,
T. s No ! size y. few SO p; North
carolina CohhIers L. So 40 T. $3.50
a S e. mostly "a Is. showing decay lower;
Triumphs Louisiana Arkansas ana Okla
h1rna Victory grade few " 5. NJ !.
SO 5u3. mostly S2.T5. generally good, 81,
poor condition low az 2Hc
SWE EFT POTATOES louisiana. bu
cr's Porto Rican Vans L : No So.
STRAWBERRIES Michigan, Is OF crts.
various varieties SS75u6
TOMATOES i0-lh repacks med 81.
few s. 10. repack Tugs 81 % dollhouse
s.lb bsk's ONO med 50 so. small size.
81 2S Original Jugs T. :. No. ]. green.
ripe ana turning. wrapped Texas 6Nb and
larger Sf75IS25. SKI. Si2J 50.
h, WATERMELONSv Georgia Florida. PET
melon. CenhontalsN % lhs SiG 10, 20
Ms Ni0@I.25. $3.50 lbs. 81 20t IS,
1922 lhsa 81 40: Cuban queens, 222 lbs.
S. .feJc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Auto
Graphs
Spending Capacity
To Outlast Demand
For Goods After War
BY SILER FREEMAN

Take it from Noel Sargent.
economist and secretary of the
National Association of Manu-
facturers. there will be no need
for pump printing after this
war. There will be plenty OF
money TO be spent and with all
the accumulated demand, it will
be far from equaling the spend
ing capacity OF the nation.
Sargent, talking yesterday be-
fore the Michigan regional con-
ference of the NAM, cited fig
ures 10 back his predictions.
lie estimated the accumulated
demand for goods at 22la bill
lions by the end of 1943. But
the accumulated spending ca
pacity. he said, would be 81
billions by then.
Sargent further sub-dlvided
the latter figure into 24-btiitohs
in war, bonds savings and the
other eight billion in potential
installment credits. The latter
is an item which cannot be
pinned down but is based on
past experiences.
As c. T.. Wilson, president OF
General Motors, said some time
ago:
There can't he n depression
after the war unless We our
selves make II"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Farmers Market

FRUlT-Apples: Delicious. fancy. 81
ou: Northern Spys, fancy. s. so ou.
Stecle's Red fancy. S. On Stfawberries,
fancy, 500 - 2l-qt. crate. No. /, 81 50
LETTUCE kSD SALAD GREENS
Head Lettuce. fancy. 50 bu,. No. l. 81
= ? 81. beaf-lettuce fancy. 81 30 bu.
No. /. 50cnsi Esosrole No !. 81 rs
p l so ou. Romano, No ], 81 50 bu.
ETABLE notwithstanding
greens. No. l. Sl.75622 5 bu. Collards.
No I. Si.50M2 hu. sorrel No !. S2N
81 so bu Mustard. No /. 81 50g3 bu.
Swiss Chard No. /. 50 % bu Turnip
greens. No l. 81 50n3 bu Coil rabi.
No /. siTl25 doz bchs
VEGETABLES Miscellaneous -Aspara-
gus. fancy. 81. 5OHl.75 doz lunches No.
30 /, ,si.2sa so dol. eunches. csuI-
flower No. /. 81 crate. Cabbage, No. l..
s2.5or3 eg Celery. fancy, 81 SO T do1'
No. /, $50 Toe doz. punches. Leeks. No.
I. SlT5T2 dor punches onions. green,
fancy, slal 20 dor. lunches; No. !,
20 r. s5c No. g. 60c Onions dry No I,
50 75a IS 5o-lb sack. Parsley root No.
!. 75c doZ punches. Curley parsley. No.
g. 81 doz lunches Peas. No. 1, 81 bu
Radishes red. fancy. $3.50 doz punches
No. I, SIpi35; No. 2 75c, lone white.
No l. 25ai 80 dor punches Rhubarb,
fancy. 75c dozen punches. No so soc.
Summer squash No l, 50 half hu.
Turnips No. /. Si25n so dor. punches.
Tomatoes. dollhouse No. /, x.75 lab.
basket. No. 2. 50 ais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Periodic Checking-Cp
Of Politicians Praised

Apart from the immediate questions issue, the larger
the hearings the SEC by the LEA sub
committee of the House and foreign
inferred the determination audit public auditors
of American business.
the the Securities and Exchange Act
Congress had
mission and high the find out how the
performing
In checking the philosophy attitude, and methods of
committee
prevailing double standard OF morality
Washington
SEC example, setting
other things accounting for private corporations
itself
failing live the precepts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Machine Stops buds

There will be no "dudS
reaching American gunnerS
reaching American gunners
from now On. A spin test ma
chine has been devised which
Stimulates the action Of shell
in flight, virtually eliminating
the danger Of bad shells reach
ing the fighting fronts.
- The spinner was designed in
I've Willys-Overland factory IN
Toledo, according 10 Joseph W.
Frazer, president OF the COM
pany. for volume production
inspection of fuses for aptl-air-
craft shells. II has already pro-
duced reflections from 20 per
cent 10 one-tenth OF ! per cent
Frazer said that about 100 OF
the machines have been in
stalled in government loading
stations and munitions plants
in the country. The device looks
like a table-SiZe radio. BY plac-
ing a fuse on an adapter, at
tached TO the motor shaft. Il *
possible 10 tell If the mechanism
- arming within the speed
range prescribed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Shift From Wall Street to Washinqton

Similarly though the reform laws designed 10 end
tended shift the locale for
ation from Wall Street Washington AT Washington manipua
labelled easy money" policy Nov desire TO
appeae labor union politicians officials advocating subsidies
j order roll back selling prices.
manpulative intended hold down the
living index living The trick
would enable leaders that they had
traded price stability stability. In discussing similar
sterilization wartime Great Britain. the Brookng
Institution pointed that the of living index tricky
device and did fully reflect actual changes living costs faced
by the typical family
med by the subcommittee Tuesday the oons expressed the
their freedom be needlesSy
circumscribed by public servants.
The deeper subsrace aspects of the inquiry perhaps
Winston Churchls phoophc admontion we
of build society which nobody counts for
politician Official society where enter
prise gains reward, and thrift privileges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Utility Proposes
To Refund Bonds

NEW YORK, June 29-Com-
munity Public Service Co. has
proposed TO refund its $3.50, 900
of a per cent first mortgage
bonds. all outstanding, with an
approximate equal amount of 3ss
per cent bonds. Maturity date on
the new bonds will be 1878, as
compared with 1864 on the pres
ent bonds. This was disclosed in a
registration statement filed with
SEC for S6,850,000 first mortgage
bonds, 32s per cent series due
1879
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Chrome Polisher

Here is a helpful hint 10 those
whose chrome decorations on
the car have come through a
hard winter looking the worse
for wear. Samuel klee OF the
Midwest Manufacturing Com
pany Is putting out a cleaner
called Met-L-Krome, which
really does Job on that rusty
furnished chrome.
In addition. there is another
compound. which be calls
Krome-Seal which preserves the
metal after it is cleaned. il IS
a rust inhibitor that really does
the work. II also leaves the
metal surface unScratched, de-
spite the hard rubbing when the
chrome gets pitted with rust.
While motorists IN THIS area
do not suffer 50 much from
deterioration Of metal from the
elements. FloridanS are said to
be making a heavy demand for
the cleaner and inhibition.