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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Tighter Race Seen
By Elmer layden

CHICAGO. Aug y INS) The
National Professional Football
League race viii be tighter this
year and although famous names
viii be missing the fans arc IN for
as many thrills as ever That was
The opinion Of Elmer Layaen com.
miss ioner Of the league "Of
course, Layden said, the calibcr
OF play Will be lower That ;
natural when YOU figure We lost
$50 men. But this season could
be more successful al tho gate
T6ap last
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
on SLOW TRACK

Askmenow carried 1l5 pounds
and covered ! i4i4t-.. he. frttit- frttii and Il uuar-
Ter route over a slOW%track in
2 OF. three full seconds above the
record for the race established
by Whirlaway in winning TIE 1871
renewal Of The event.
The stake had a gross value Of
S74 100 Of which Askmenow
grabbed SJS, f=Jf1 FOR her Victory.
Bold Captain earned $1,000 with
s. 900 going 70 Famous Victory
and 81 500 10 Alqucst
ASkmcnow was second choice in
the wagering and returned its
hackers IS so 10 win. $40 10
place and $40 10 show Bold
Captain paid $40 and 81. while
Famous Victory returned 81 So
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Aronbdrr Captures
Trenton Handicap

CAMDEN. y. J. Aug IS GNS)
Responding under the lash OF
jockey frankie Zehr. Miss Helen
HIckman'S Aronbarr today cap
tured the Trenton Handicap.
a purse of $3.50
richest OF the 50-day meeting at
Garden State Park.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Golfer Ted Ray
Dies in England

LONDON. Aug 2s-(UP)-Tcd
Rav British open golf champion
in 1912. who played for Britain m
the United States IN 1926 and
1927. died today AZ Watford. m
Hertfordshrc. after long illness
He vas 66 Ray was a proicS-
sional Al the ONhey Golf Club for
IQs years and resigned three years
ago
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
PLAY OUTSTATE PAIR

-ifr-ttrc other ypmTtInd1 match,
The Grand Rapids pair Of Harold
Brink and Jack Sharp Will take on
II II DAVIDSON ard Art PONY.
Brink and Sharp edged -out-the
SouthpaW combination Of Louie
LaNinc and Art McNabb. | up IN
the second round while Davidson
and Pony put out Frank Farrell
and Tim Griffin Of Red Run.
( and 3
In the morning. Brink and
Sharp were limited 10 another
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
SoftbdII 10 Draw
tO5,0O0,0OO, Is View

NASHVILLE. Tenn Aug. Is
CUP) - Attendance ~ Sottball
genes throughout the United
States during 1913 Will total APP
proximately 1O5 600 O00 President
RAYMOND Johnson OF the Amateur
Softball Association OF America
said today The ASA, has nearly
$4,000 teams IN more than 500
armY camps and -naAal-haSeS-
Johnson said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Bronko Ndgurski
Back With Bears

CHICAGO. Aug IS lUPJ- The
Chicago Bears announced today
that Bronko MagurSk, former all
America lullback al Minnesota
and later a professional standout
with the Bears. Will return 10 the
club this fall.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

1-up victory this time over w. B.
Crawford and It. Ed Yates. Da-
wilson and Pony also gained a
l-up victory in the morning in
eliminating f. r Harrison and
Roland Weyand
Because studies come first In
the navy. even on week-endS. one
Of the strongest teams IN the
tournament was wrecked almost
before il started Ensign Frank
Tatum. a tralnee At the University
q Michigan and last years collie
gate champion. was unable to get
away from his classes IN time 70
reach Crosse lie for the first
round match. As a result Ray
Laine. with whom he was paired,
mad 10 go II alone against Dr..
Cornell and Connolly the latter
winning. 6 and 4.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Tiqer Box Score
DETROIT

" Totals 80 10 ~ = Totals 7s Us ~
.paNed for White in nNh
tBafted f1r OrreU M seventh
fpsfted tor Overmire BOZ eighth.
DETROIT OO0 600 22i 10
So Louis 20 -@sn- -ilk--te- -
Vuns-.rramer Wakefield Hieeins
Harris Unser. Clary (. Zsrlila ? STEPHENS,
R,rnss ? sundra Errors York Hoover
Trout Runs battSd in--Rtrpes 2 Nc
Quinn ?. ClAry Hayes 2. Hoover 2. Unscr
wood Laahs 2. Higgins TWO-hase hits
Hoover. Sundra Byrnes Three.basC MT
Hoover Sacrifice hit McQunn Left on
bases Detroit II 81 Louis pouhie
PLAYS stephens 90 Christman 10 McQuinn.
Hoover to Rl1od-orth 90 YORK Bases on
hsils Off White q OF Sundra struck
ou By White by Sundra & hy over.
mirs / HIS OFT White 2 in Z innings.
or Orreu IN innings or Overnirs
IN inning Umpires-Berry. stewart
and PlggAf.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Night game

NlBnt game
SATURDAYS RESULTS
81 LOUIS 10. Detroit B
Boston 2 New York ! 90 inninEtJ.
tn1CEg6 7. Cleveland s
Philadelphia Al Washington. night game
STNDAI'S GAMES
CLEVELAND - Chicago
DETROIT ~ 81 LOUIS ~
Philadelphia a. Washington 12l.
Boston a. AeW York. t2t-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NpAAs GAMf~
chicago A. Pittsburgh 20
sew TorF a. Boston O.,
rnpkiyu a. Philadelphia t2i
i/uIs az Cincinnati t2I
NATtHB4frS Rf>tif
-rS|Fn - Philadelphia :
b. York y R4sfAn
.rfsrUrEh ., ChlcAEp
.uCnnAfl 4 - l.ouls , 90 lrf
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HOLES 5O-FOOTER

Ahern started with a pair Of
Winning brides against kowal
and Funston on the first two holes.
Hc sank an lS-foot putt on the
first and holed a 5O-foot chip on
the second But their younger
opponent captured two of the next
three holes with brides and
turned only l down
The turning point Of the match
came on the short thirteenth.
where Farley holed a 40-foot curl
TuC purT Tor a winning birdie
deuce Funston was only 3 feet
from the pin with his tee shot but
missed his birdie deuce. AS a re-
suit. instead OF the match being
even. Ahern and Farley now were
= up They took the next two
fContiuued ou Newt Pare CoI 61
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

1851
Tho veteran George Wolff ac-
knowlcdeed as the creates
money rider in the business,
was aStride Askncnow and he
literally had 10 lift a firing mount
across the finish line 10 get the
decision over Bold Captain which
was piloted by Kempton Knott
Bold Captain was the early
leader. followed by ASkmenow,
kanopolS and Slide Rule in that
order for the FIRST half mile Bold
Captain stayed in front a. the
three quarter mark. with ASkme.
now second Famous Victory third
and Slide Rule fourth The align
mcnt Of the first three horses was
the same AZ the mile mark
Into the stretch ASkmcnow
moved into tho load by half
length over Bold Captain. In the
final eighth The Hcadley fllly
weakened but held on long enough
10 take the rich prize Bold Cap
tain was coming again ~ the
finish and might have gotten 70
the front IN another stride
The disappointment Of the race
wa, Slide Rule which went 10
the post the S 20 ) betting choice
of IN. crowd OF 10000 fans The
w +. Bocng color bearer was
in an excellent and contending
position for the first three quar-.
tiers OF a mile. but failed 10 re-
Spond 20 pressure.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

f1y 10 Cramer--
Two more runs for the Tigers
came in the eighth on single
by Higgins. z pass 70 Harris and
ssglcS by Unsor and Wood bat
ling -fnr QrerH4+He.- Facing ,IFft1tft
IN the eighth. the Browns added
tHo moron A..-.if==iii4..=tz Lar =
TroutS error. McQuinn' S sacrifice
and single by LaahS
IN the ninth, Hoovcr'S safe hunt
2 forCc-out pass 10 York and Hlg-
gins hIt produced one Tor the
Tigers
j. Vlll be Trucks and Bridges
against Potter and Muncrlet IN
the double header Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Rich Chicago
Stakes IS Won
By Asknenow

CHICAGO, Aug 2S (UP)-Ask-
menow, one Of the greatest fiiiies
in modern racing annals, scored
the outstanding triumph Of her
career Saturday when she sur
vived a gruelInG stretch duel TO
win the $4,000 added American
Derby by a hnad,
Owned by Hal Price Headley,
prominent Lexington, ky, turf
man ASkmenow took one OF the
top fixtures of tho 3-yeaF-old rae
ing calendar by outgamlng Bold
Captain from the stable Of Deve-
rauX e. Farrell in a photo finish.
Famous Victory from the Green
tree StabiC was third, with Al
quest fourth. Dove Pr firm, The
favored Slide Rule sixth and ka-
nopol4s= seventh and last.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Runs EAtfs. NtsS Rucbs- 2 Mod
WICK g. Iarrhs~rI 1Ifges HunEc Error
HttgrI Runs tatted in G0rron. Jur-
Ees HecpItk 2 Lcnpar1n R1csef .
"a I'sk TWo.bsse hits MeGWicK Rucksr
Home fIr MsdwtCk Stolen base Cor
dur Sar-thces- hesd Rucksr Lsrt or
rases New YORK Bostor Base
nr naHs-ON Barrett l. or Odor 7
struck out-Ry Barrett by Odom ) hy
Mungo = Hts-Off Barrett l3 m 7a
lnntngs Of MacFayden ] IN = inning
off Odcru none M J inning Hf py
pitcher py NurEo tNiemAr Rosst by
NAtFAsder 6InmbArdt1. Losing pitcher
Rafrttf Umpires SteVArf snr Dunn
Tlfne-l.t5 hitendancr--l e52 pals
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
ONERMIRE NICKED

Overmire ONeill's third pitcher
was pelted for Ft4ff IN ttrc-ron1C
half OF the seventh on singles by
ByFnes and Christman and Hayes
ffa ~ Iva NOR
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
FOURTH FILLY

Askmenow became the fourth
f'IIy 20 WIN t1r American Derby
IN 35 renewals Of the famous
Stakeholder fifuytTI0uS members
OF her sex 20 cop the rich stake
were -Ne.Ieetsyi- tft-f6S4-, tt1r IN
augural year OF tho stake Black
Helen In 1855 and Sawn Play in
1ll-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Me Beats
SmdCked in
DooIittIe Cap
gy LEWIS WALTER

BY LEWIS H-NAEi Eh
Two daShing 2-year-olds from
DAie-the favefite Valdina Sonora
and The 20 10 1 shot. Chaco Ballad.
divided honoTS Saturday as they
captured divisions OF the $500
Gen. Montgomery Handicap.
While a crowd Of 5000 rolled
up the betting totals as the Sec
ond week of the War Relief Fund
meeting came 10 an end the two
juveniles proved they did not be-
long in the claiming ranks to
which we're assigned the
startef the meeting.
Valdina Sonora, ridden by Por-
ter Roberts and carrying the coll
orS of Mrs Norman Hernandez OF
New Orleans. went TO the post
as the choice of the fans in the
first division of the big handicap
which was split into two races
because of its unwieldy field.
Two-LENGTH sIcToRY
The filly, which had been a
! recent handicap winner was
never worse than third over the
/ six furlongs. She took the lead
theading into the stretch and had
no trouble standing off the clos
ing charge of Betty Couzens4 A..
Sweep 70 win by two lengths in
tf:f2 2-5. while Chief Knocker. the
second choice. ridden by Patterson
Milligan, took third place, only a
neck farther back in the field OF
ll.-Naldiha Sonora paid ST.
Chaco Ballad, owned and bred
i by Miss Mildred Woolwine Of
Nashville again proved trainer
\ George c. White one of the most
astutc- aiReIs-on--the- grounds
when he scored nose victory for
"a -S44 mgtHef in the Second Diyi-
sion.
! Pegged as a mudder by many
followers. Chaco Ballad proved he
liked the hard fast going az
/, Jockey Jimmy Layton steered
him through the field and brought
him up from fifth place to run it
out with Dixiana Farms paceset-
ting Fulmar in the stretch.
NOSE DECISION
The son of Balladier got up
in the last few jumps for his nose
decision while Good Going. the
6-5 favorite ridden by Johnny
Adams, took third money two and
a half lengths back.
In scoring his third victory in
four starts Chaco Ballad was
timed in 1:12 Is, fastest six fur
longs of the meeting for a juve-
nile.
The two owners each returned
$1,000 of the $1,000 first money to
the War Relief Fund. according to
an agreement made when the race
was split into two 81 500 divisions.
The fund was big gamer since
the card was extended 70 nine
races bringing large increase in
the mutuel play
BLESS ME WINS
While the 2-year-olds we're tri-
umphing the Darby Dan Farms
$4,000 Bless Me gained revenge
for his recent defeat by driving TO
a length victory in the $1,000 Gen.
Doolittle Handicap.
This six-furlong dash was A
two-horse race between Bless Me
and Smacked. the winner of the
! Governors Handicap. But that
was just to the head of the
stretch where Bless Me. ridden
by Pat Milligan, went 10 the front
10 stay II was a length at the
finish with Wise Moss third. Boom
T6tr1 fourth and fifth place and
big boo for Johnny Adams on the
favOrite Gold Princess.
There was some question of
-NhGtleF-II 3 5}iit--S-A MICS speed would
be dulled after coming off two
distance races IIe disposed OF
that by running the six furlongs in
l:10 2-5 10 equal the fastest time
OF the meeting.
A Detroit stable cut in for some
OF the laurels when Mrs. Frank
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
GET > IN IsT

Browns opened against
White with tlIe- tl4ns- ga singles By
Clary and Zarllla, Yorks error,
pass 10 Laabs with the bases filled
and fielders' choice A walk to
Clary and hits by Zarills and Nc
Quinn with two out IN tho second.
added another in the second
In the fourth. which was White
last, Sundra doubled. Clary and
Zarilla singled and McQuiun drove
out long fly 10 add two Facing
Orrell in the fifth. Stephens
singled and rode home on ByrncS
double. Long flies 10 The outfIold
by ChriStman and Hayes brought
Byrnes homo
The Tigers finally broke through
Sundra'S pitching for TWO runs in
the seventh on -EnScr-S-SlnEl Eln-a
pass 20 Cramer and Hooycrs
triple.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Valdina Sonora and Chaco Ballad Split Feature
All 4 Detroit
Pitchers Yield
Runs TO ST. Louis

ST LOUIS. Mo, Aug 2s-Thc
Tigers suffered their fifth con-
Secutive defeat here this after
noon. going down to defeat AT the
hands of the Browns, 10 10 ;.
Steve Sundra went the distance
for the Browns, yielding 10 hits
seven in the last three rounds,
when the Detroit club scored all
its runs.
pitchers White, vino was
charged with the defeat. OrrelL
OpeFmire and Trout. worked fnr
the Tigers and all were scored
upon Between them they yielded
IA hits Cary and Zarllla leading
the attack with three each.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
American Association

T0usv.Ile 8. kansas CITY =
I L.. ..lIu.L... !. --l-.----+--
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Pegged as mudder by many
followers, Chaco Ballad proved he
liked the hard fast going az
Jockey Jimmy Layton steered
him through the field and brought
him up from fifth place to run it
out with Dixiana Farms paceset-
ting Fulmar in the stretch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
See Steel
Pressure
Continued

NEW YORK May % Widely
horaldcd reduction in new war
plant construction and machine
tool output writ TOT relieve t1e
tight situation in steel supplies 20
any great extent, for the slack
viii be absorbed speedily by need
20 keep the total war program up
70 schedule says Iron Age
NJ most the steel industry OK
peel only slight and -~aiss-l
temporary casing IF pressure IN
perhaps few departments. while
IN other major products the indus
try'S fleMbIiIty and IT'S capaJ'y 10
break records probably viii be
tested 20 the limit.
II rs understood OPA Is con-
sldcring whether 20 move in on
the entire pipe industry for tho
purpose Of rolling back prices 20 q
certain porcpn'ag" A. Pittsburgh.
a staff Of OPA experts called Il
meeting this week on The subject
Because Of itfc need for repairs
on steel making equipment lnCot
production for tho nation dropped
! point this week 10 9Si2 per cent
NJ rated capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Living Costs
Up IS Per Cent

WASHINGTON. May 20 Secre-
tarr- Of Labor Perkins toriay re-
ported katliV.ng costs Of city
workers advanced Is per cent in
tho month ended March ID This
rise She said. which occurred prior
TO the Presidents hold-the-lino
order 81 April s, brought level Of
living costs 10 1923 per cent Of
the 1858 average, 50 per cent
above May 1912. and 217 per cent
above January l9i1.
Largest incre4Sc7 according to
the secretary. was in retail prices
Of foods which went mp g per
cent during the month. and IN
spring clothing prices. Rise IN
cost Of food reflected heavy de-
mand because o. raNoning Of
canned goods as well as short
ages Of supply due 10 cold
weather.
Tho secretary pointed out The
statistics We're based on actual
selling prices. regardless Of OPA
ceilings
Preliminary estimates indicate
2 smaller increase int food prices
from uid-Nsrch % m.d-April.
Mrs Perkins said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Electrical Men 10
Hear W. |. BAIT

NEW YORK, May 2o-C. C.
Pyle, managing director, an
nounces that the National Electri-
cal Wholesalers Association will
hold an Industry War Conference
at the Hotel Statler, Buffalo,
n. Y, May 24-26.
William L. Bait Of WPB Is
the featured speaker Bats talk
will point up the whole meeting
because he will describe, from the
governments viewpoint. exactly
what electrical wholesalers are
doing and can do to further the
war production program.
Long before the defense pro-
gram came along. Bait. president
OF the SKI Industries. was a ma
tional figure on the production
front of business Today he is
vice chairman Of the War Produc-
ton Board
Pyle went on 10 say that this
conference will deal with distribu-
ton problems of the electrical
industry affecting the all-over-
win-the-war production program.
Subjects applying 10 this theme
which will be covered al this con-
ference will include:
Special conditions as 10 the
availability of copper wires and
cable today.
Processing of PD-1X applica-
tions.
Lighting-now and in the post
war period
Wiring devices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Detroit Produce

PLES-Mlch. hu crates y s No
's-in. minimum unless otherwise stated
Northern spys 81 500 8 Stssl Reds 50 20
y 5. few higher . e In min So So Wash
box Delicious, S0-1SOs fancy. -. extra
fancy 72.l5os. Saa525: 1905 and smaller
81 1850. Winesaps s0-i25s SSg5 Is.
bu bsk,s winesaps comb extra fancy
and fancy. "a I'm min $3.50
AsPARAGUs-NsN Jersey pvrami or's
AvocADos-cautorna na" 2i.ao,
REANs Florida IN hsnPsr. Black Val
en'ines. best, 81 25 80 fair s. as -;
Louisiana bu hampers. Valentine So
4 50; Wax, 81. 15u5
REFTs No supple. On me mark,
RROCCOLi-Pony crts Arizona. S. call
fornls fair to good. S55oae -; ordinary
CABBAGE-50.lb sacks domestic round
type Florida S35t Mississippi $3.50.
Georgia, s3i5i Mississippi, l.. a. c-ts.
csGRRoTs-CaHforria. =. A crs do,
bchs 23pA75 Aroma, 50 So Texas.
l. A. or,s Dor. s. IS & dor 81 So
bu bskts topped. washed 81 few 81 %
cAuLIFLoWER- california PONY crts
CELERY Florida is-in. crts trimmed
tops. Individually washed. dor $50 =.
doc, Sos. 3 doz, S1s25 Nxs
S7.75ds: Pascal, large, SIS. 81 few s.
coRN-Texas sseks white 5 doz, 50 -
UcUMBERs-Florida m bskts choice
Se77: ordinary. 81; Alabama bu bsk's
generally good, S7q725
LETTUCE-La A. crts Iceberg California
Salinas dist IS doz., So 81 p s So
LIMEs-Florida boxes S325d3b0:
"A bu cartons. S21250.
MUSHROOMS = Ohio pin's, - 25e;
Michigan. qts.. 500 55c.
oNtoNs-So-lb. sacks Texas including
some delivered basis yellow Bermudas
generally GOOD med. - ga 3.oE Crystal
White Wax. generally good med 50 i30
All; Yellow Boilers 81 Is; ordinary cno-
dition. s5Gl.75: Babosas =. 8 No T.
very large S3.2573 SO. Florida. wire bound
boxes comb. grade Valencias, all sizes
50 501475
PEAs-Callfornia IN hskts most stock
fair 20 good quality. s. 50 n g. mostly $3.50
d275: ordinary 81
PEPPERS Florida ~ IN cr's World
Reaters. fair So
POTATOES - i00+h. sacks. delivered
basis Louisiana Tr'uwnhs Victory grade
81 2sT 40: Alabama Victory grade Si7
n 30
SPINACH Missouri bu hsEis S2 os
cartons i-doz. cellophane hays washed
spinach. 10 81 ti73
..TuRNfP ToPs-Bu. hskisY MISSISSIPPI
U,1sa7,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
East Oil
Position
Improves

NEW YORK, May 2o-Princi-
pally in reflection of an accumu-
lation Of fuel oil stocks, the East
Coast finished oil products posi-
ton (fuel oil and gasoline) showed
an improvement in the week ended
May Is compared with a week
earlier. Gasoline, however. con-
tinues at dangerously low supply
level.
Nationwide. gasoline and resid-
ual fuel oil supplies were drawn
down while gas oil and distillate,
embracing home heating oils
showed moderate improvement
Dram on gasoline amounted "a
1.2l6000 barrels and lowered in
ventories to S6.900.000 barrels, a
reduction OF almost $4,000. 600
compared with a year ago. Pro-
duction Of gasoline. which was
5000 barrels less in Nav Is week.
together with the withdrawal from
inventories, indicated daily aver
age demand of close 10 LOO. 900
barrels daily. This was slightly
lower than in the previous week,
but high in relation 10 rationing
restrictions. Military demand ac-
counted for steady high rate of
Withdrawals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Tells Need 10 Tan
AL Income GROUPS

one obstacle winning the battle against initiation
the confusion OF thought the OF dogood politicians who
want e&etPt-age and influential groups e from the
of sacrifice.
The difficulties OF the price ceiling program Sprang from
similar The
ec1 willing INCONVENIENCE small and unpopular such
businessmen but tmd first about putting
farmers and workers.
The ialacy failure that old imitation
nonpartlSan and responds quantities of
relation the the
He makes distinction whether the
earned by the Of their brow by honest woen useful
faEEeIS-
The confusion of sentiment and thought in
the bulletin of National Tax
Association by Randolph Paul conutan and
general counsel of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Evidently ovesessng the principle of taxation
accordance with ability has corrupted thinking on the
of
Pauls tend the falacy that the
billions warfare primarily from
who will be greatly inconvenience That
i far from the
Certainly PaHs treasury makes appar
that middle insufficient
funds the load financing The
padin F. D. RS apt phrase"n the sweat and
blood of every who labors'
And this of financing costly cannot be financed
only unworthy workers The eXgenceS Of the hour call
brutal the wohest and nobest citizens
midst And the taxation will hurt. 1t of trans
bulk of production from workers and their
families for the purpose of carrying the
If Donald NJ Nelson the War Production Board
Indicated it the intention Of the federal government to take
of all production 1913 then meaningless become
Paurs efforts manipulate taxation the numerically
groups the idea that they will be less spared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Surety Savings
Elects Officers

Bert T Habcrkorn member ~
tr7c bo7rri nj Stirrttt sS9re-irrI:-s- ;rrtti
Loan Association. was elected vice
president al the annual meeting
Yesterday. fIc succeeds the late
Herbert l.. Russell Care 3. Reid
was named assistant secretary r
treasurer
Officer, and directors who wcro
reelected are Ernest o. Knight
wee president Fred p Todd, sec
Rotary treasurer, Harold J Rod
ger assistant vice president,
Herbert q. Chyslcr Frank a De
Boos Frederick = Gray and
James Turner directors
The association shove an in
crease Of more than $500 900 IN
total assets during the past year.
according % Joseph G STANDARD
president. Cash and reserve posi-
tons were greatly strengthened.
The report stated Sales OF war
savings bonds were also promoted
with considerable success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Stock Market
Extends Gains
In0uiet Opening

NEW YORK. May 20 up
The stock market extended yes
terday's gains at a quiet opening
today and the general Average
was highest since May 10, 1910.
Bonds were firm. Cotton futures
opened unchanged 70 off 3 points.
High-grade stocks were again in
demand United States Steel
opened 1000 shares at 56l2 up = !:
American Can 83i2, op -; ChryS-
Ter rs. up a; L. S. Rubber II 5.
up AZ; Bethlehem Steel 6524, up
q; American Telephone l53, up
=; United Air Lines %. up "a
Goodyear 37is, up II and Du Pont
1881 up p
New York, Chicago and 81.
Louis advanced 20 a new high at
247s on a block Of 800 shares.
Southern Pacific was up 3 AT %;
Southern Railway up s. Al % on
1000 shares, and Pennsylvania up
u at 3ll2.
Utilities were active on all mar
ketS 4 block Of HOO shares Of
Electric Bond and Share at 9. up
i featured on the curb exchange
On the big board, small gains
were noted In North American.
Commonwealth Edison and Elec-
trio Power
American Radiator appeared at
10la, up Is. Oil shares we're up
and coppcrS made small gains.
General American Transportation
made a new high and Warner
Brothers Pictures equaled its high.
American AirlineS gained y TO 20.