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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

J Getting facts out OF the
mailer War Plants Corpora
ion is like pulling teeth.
| was originally told that
iWPC in this area had loaned
more than Sl5,000,000 to small
business. Later, the regional
loan agent said that the total
was actually less than $1,000
900 and he preferred 10 refer
10 them as accounts "serviced'
ather than loans.
A wire TO SWPC in Washing
on went unanswered for sew
cral days, but finally the official
figures arrived.
They're under 100000 all
rlght-about S2400,000 under!
a summary of loans 10 small
business in Region XI is as
lOlloNS.
amount Of loans authorized
nv the Board Of Directors IL
SI.571.5IO Of which $4,000 has
been cancelled, leaving a total
of S1.I0I,5i0.
"Of this amount, $685. has
been disbursed."
zone lease was authorized for
SI0I,475 Of which S60,923 has
been used"
And Region XI takes in lower
Michigan. part OF Upper Mich
igan. and Lucas County in Ohio.
which includes Toledo.
II the rest Of the SWPC
picture is no better than that
phase. congressional investl-
CATION is in order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
M. S. Rukeyser
Advises Firms To Paw
Dividends i'm Bonds
M. S. Rukeyser

Al this uncture OF the responsible managing d
ecto Of American should look and listen
with cash from corporate treasures
through and dividend disbursements.
Such loss Of cash may pinch after the
will and
meeting challenge of the transition from cond
tons of armament boom TO peaceful business
Up 10 recognition Of the realities has resulted chiefly in
appeal Congress for forbeaTance corporation One
suggestion that be permitted to set taNrec
reserves against postwar reconvetslon.
But with such anelorative legislation in sight, the inn
mediate question should directors continue TO live
fools paradise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Flint to Act
On City
WageHike

FLINT. Oct. 4-The city COM
mission tonight is 10 give further
consideration 10 the S1,S06. 900
salary ordinance and possibly
adopt the measure which provides
A basic increase of $3.50 for city
employees.
The increases range upward TO
5000 for City Manager George T.
Gundry, who is slated 10 receive
ST 500, making him the city's high
est paid manager since John n.
Edy, who was paid $4,000 in 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Directors Have Lille Discretion as TO Taxes

present of security unlike that of the
who fell of the orteth floor of skyscape As he passed
the floor comorted himself by Well I'm
all right
Though the managing directors have little discretion
10 Liabilities which imposed them from without
they full whether out
dividends income after taxes.
Other things being equal its time 10 the side OF
retaining dsproportonaey large of total net earnings
after corporate
Perhaps the indicated policy for this
me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

10 attend the exhibit and the
lectures, given by leaders in the
plastics field. Among them viii
be Charles F. Kettering. Cen
eral Motors famed inventor and
engineering genius. Boss Ket
will talk on plastics in the
motor car industry.
Others on the day-long pro-
gram will be DR.. Franklin
Strain of the Pittsburgh Plate
Glass CO.; Thomas d. Perry OF
the Resinous Products and
Chemical Co.; DR.. Marie Benti-
voglio of the Celanese Celluloid
Co; Alan S. Cole of Modern
Plastics, Inc. There will also be
a round-table discussion on "A
Nodded Product"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Heavy Demand
Continues for
Steel Plates

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. A
Sheets and plates continue TO lead
demand. with deliveries becoming
more extended. particularly on
sheets, as more continuous mill
capacity is converted to plate pro-
duction, says Steel.
Substantial tonnage still over
hangs the market for last quarter,
including plate tonnage for the
Maritime Commission, still I'M
specified, though this is taken into
account in appraiSing the Situa-
ton. Trade leaders believe much
of this will be worked in for
fourth quarter, partly through di-
receives and in part by new ca
paclty. However, most new plate
mill capacity, estimated al about
10000 tons monthly. is not eX-
pected TO be in production until
early next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Construction Ba(k|oQ
Seen Over 80 Billions

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4-Build-
ing construction in huge volume
awaits lifting OF wartime restric-
tons. National Association of Real
Estate Boards reported. Based on
a survey of 2S7 cities, the aSsocia-
ton said building already def
nitely planned totals several bill
lion dollars and a construction
backlog exceeding S30.000000,0 900
is indicated for the nation as
whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
LIMITED BY DEADLINE

Carbon steel bar buying has
been reduced temporarily by the
standards simplifiCation order and
expected heavy late September
demand was limited by the Dec.
81 deadllne for application of the
new sizes. A large tonnage on
mill books must be adjusted 10
conform 10 the regulation where
delivery goes into next year.
Steel production maintained its
high rate last week, al 99i2 per
cent of capacity for the fourth
week. Slight changes. dictated
entirely by furnace repairs. prac-
tically balanced. Pittsburgh re-
gained the point lost the
preceding week. 10 100 per cent,
and Cleveland advanced 2 points
10 95 = per cent. Chicago receded
z point 10 99i2 per cent. Wheel
ing 5 points to 90 Cincinnati ?
points 10 "a. New England 5
points to 90 and Detroit 3 points
10 SO Rates were unchanged at
Buffalo. 90i2 per cent; Youngs-
town. 81: Birmingham, 100: st.
Louis, 90, and eastern Pennsyl-
vania, 96.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
WPB 0.K's Addition
To Hurley Hospital

FLINT, Oct. Work on Hur-
ley Hospitals eleventh floor addi-
ton was to get under way today
following receipt of material pri-
critics from the WPB.
II is expected that the addi-
tional floor. to provide 80 more
beds. Will he completed in about
six months, according 10 Hospital
Supt. Ralph NJ. Hueston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Peculiarly OF Law Provides Alternate Possibility

dosyncraseS federal law, however,
alternate possibility.
another the managing directors feel that
the stockholders this entitled 10 dividends or wage
payment of the tools provided out of their savings
possible pay dividends without losing cash
This be little fancy, but grows out OF arttcaties
in tax itself
II be theoretically possible corporations 10
provided they paid such dividends
the duration securities instead OF money.
This entirely fiscal principle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Livestock Markets
pITTSBI RGH

PITTSBURGH. oct ? GNsl- CATTLE
@55. STOW A. steady prices % shade
lower steers. good 70 choice SIsgig SG.
medium 90 enod Si5.50riS common 20
choice. Si3 50ulf. medium 10 good Si0G
II So common - medium ~ 50aq %.
COWS good 20 choice xl0Hii. medium 20
good. 81 7iGa; Gamers ana cutters S6 "a
30. bulls good 70 choice. so 50 . - so
common ~ medium, - so y II, grass
steers. Sinuli 80
HOGs-20o. active snd 10c lower Is0.
$50 IDS, So coal Is. 10000 ibs So n
70 Is 2a 200 220 ms SIS lhp IS %, 200
25o he SIS a. dlj 25: 25o-2eu lbs. Si4 IS
IS as 2P0-55o ms Sit65plt s.. 100
$50 lbs So - alf.30, rOughs, SlJH1t.
SHEEP None steady Cnoice lambs
SIt114 80. medium % good clipped 81 %
ID common lambs clipped NauI ewes
clipped, $3u6.50, wethers clipped S6I
CALVES So. steady Good 20 choice
N71l7.50. medium ~ good, Sl3r13,
culs ana common, son.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. oct ? GINS, HOES : 80 .
steady. Tor SIS 10, bulk SIT 75a To-
IS ~. lights. Sli S1u1tlai light ughfs
SlttoVlt so; soWs. Sit23H1i7S. pigs.
CALJLE- ooo steady. calves. 200
steady steers Good and choice $3.50
rs go. common and mediums Sl3gl5.
rs. COWS. Sq1i2 -, bulls sto113 ~;
calves. Sg115. feeder steers Sl0q13 so.
stocker steers St2H 70 so, stocker cows
and heifers Ss.50ut25 So.
SHEEP . 600 steady. Medium and
choice lambs Si3qi37 -: culs and com
mon, Sl2H13; yearlings. $40 50 ql3. COM
mon and choice ewes, S5p6 50, feeder
lambs Ni2 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Jeep Book for Children

Willys-Overland sends us a
novel book called Willy Jeep."
Its 20 pages are devoted to the
exploits of the famed jeep on
every fighting front. II is writ
ten by Bob Clemens, juvenile
with illustrations by Pa
tricia Windrow.
The book will be distributed
throughout the country to the
children of America for their
about support of the war effort
through purchase of bonds and
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
SOME CUTBACKS

While considerable, plate ton
mage approved for fourth quarter
but not yet scheduled is not so
impressive as 10 percentage. Ac-
cording 10 some trade estimates,
II may not run more than 3 per
cent OF probable production in the
current period. In sheets the per-
centage may be 6 10 Z per cent.
based on the much lighter sheet
output as compared with plates.
CutbaCkS IN some items and closer
scrutiny OF inventories may also
facilitate adjustments.
Shipbuilding. including plates
for hulls and plates and sheets for
subaSSemblieS, continues the larg-
est user. Producers also are faced
by large demands for drums and
heavy tonnage is expected 10
come out shortly for the recently
announced truck and trailer pro-
gram. So much drum stock ton
mage has been placed that the
question arises whether there is
sufficient fabricating capacity 10
utilize II. Shipyard demand will
be accelerated early next year
when production of Victory ships
starts at several yards in the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
TansiII Gets New Post

1t. Comdr. X. B. Tansill. naval
cost Inspector of the Highland
Park plant of Chrysler Corp,
has been named officer in
charge of the Detroit branch,
naval cost inspection. He sue
ceeds Comdr. f. l.. Johnson, who
is transferred to Chicago.
In addition 10 his new duties,
Comdp. Tansill will continue
with his post aat Chrysler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Seek Throueh-Service

Detroit will get improved
through-plane service to New
York and to the Southwest il
Braniff Always succeeds in its
application Off a dual-type serv-
ce between Detroit, New York
and Chicago. 1t calls for ex-
press service for the three cities
and a local service for interme-
date points east and west OF
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

which ha We
h q @ n de-
veloped. The
first plastics
exhibit of its
kind eV r
n Id will
open at 9
a. m. Friday
for Just one
day.
II u ndreds
OF scientists
are expected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Critical Period Of Postwar Read ustmen+

pecuares the law, would cost prosperous
corporate nothing the bonds created for dis
a dividends.
o y
themselves Of cash through either The
the dividend they find themselves IN crlcal
a whereby they
have 20 government handout Even
private corporate institutional investors tend
to replace private government bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Detroit Stocks
sales

IN zoos High Low 1875 Chee
Hurd Lock IS SIS Sol
Tivou Brew o. o. 2ts..
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Lansing Realtors
Do S485,0O0 Business

LANSING, Oct. 4-The Lansing
Board of Realtors announced to-
day that 95 transactions involving
business and residential property
had been made last month. The
sales totaled S4S5. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Auto
Graphs
Detroit TO See
First Plastics
Exhibit on Friday
By SILER FREEMAN

Plastics engineers will gather
here this week 10 discuss prog
ress made in this new field and
10 Wow parts and materials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Beet Sugar Refinery
10 Start Operations

BAY CITY. Oct 4-Processing
of sugar beets is expected TO start
shortly here at Monitor Sugar
Co. largest processing plant in
the state.
Trucks and railroads will start
bringing the anticipated $4,000
tons of beets at the plant begin
ming this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Dividends

Payable Record
pate Date
E.v.r. corps,tRrsss us Nov. 4 oci. II
funE Sol Lamp WkA 10 Nov. + OCT. Is
pAg5on RUBBER rs o<A "a och 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

AMERICAN GAS A ELECTRIC
- months ending Aug. 81.
1913 1851
Net income Si2. 200 27s Sll ts7 goa
Common share earns S23i t21s
August net income Ss72 300 SSO7 I70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
EARNINGS

GIIf OH CoRPORATION
Six months ended june 90.
iotg 1912
Net income Sil.i22 3S5 u 25s ess
share earned 81 % 81 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
JUMPER CULOTTE

HERE : THAT popular
happy medium between a
dress and slackS-the culottei
Anne Adams has designed Pat
tern 4377 IN the becoming young
jumper style 10 make a neat
comfortable sun outfit for active
sports.
The front buttoning is a con-
venent plaCkct depth Make up
the Smartly detailed blouse, too
Pattern 4377 is available only
I'm misses sizes L.. II, Is, IS. 20.
SIZE 10 requires 2as yards 35-
inch
our summer Pattern Book IS
ready. i contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern is cents, book
10 cents Pattern and book when
ordered together, rs cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
weut 1-25 Times Square, De.
'r0.t. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Homemakers-
Conserve Soap

ALTHOUGH SOAP is still
plentiful, the patriotic house.
wife will include soap saving
in her conservation program be-
cause she knows that nothing
should or indeed must be wasted
in war time.
Soap that is not in use belongs
in a soap dish and not in the
tub, wash basin or sink be-
tween uses.
Leftover bits should be saved
and nade into liquid or jcllicd
soap , by adding hot water.
Glass sugar dispensers such as
are used in restaurants are
grand holders for liquid soap
made this way.
Learn by careful checking and
experiment just how much soap
YOU need 10 make good studs and
thereafter use only that amount
10 start with.
As the SudS die down or are
used up, add more soap care
fully 10 make the lather last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
nv ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden idit"f

TRANSPLANTING is a. hest
a ha rdous undertaken. for The
plants involved. For tho pur-
poses of this article so Viii
speak specifically OF transplant.
ms from fats since most of U.s.
Will be- purchasing some or III
Of our Vegetables or flowers }H-
this manner
Assuming that our purchase.
was a not-too-crowdCd flat me
smaller number of plants being
more than made mp for lay the
vlcor of those loss crowded -
what can We do go move these
plants 10 The garden with the
greatest safety
First we can keep tho i'1' n
-tAe-->A3--it.-- ~ 'vTtrrcrt-
Preferably II shoull lc prnppcG
mp ON couple of boards so that
IL does not rest on me ground.
This is so drainage VIII be good.
Cut through Roots
Next NO can block out our
plants a week before we expect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Market Report

HERE Is the latest market
report according TO the Detroit
Municipal Bureau of Markets.
Shipments OF carrots from
California and Texas continue TO
be heavy. The prices are below
ceiling
Peas and head lettuce from
California has increased IN
supply.
THERE IS a plentiful supply
Of lemons. asparagus. carrots,
green onions and tomatoes.
Apples, beans, cabbage, celery
green corn. mushrooms, peppers,
potatoes. rhubarb and turnlpS
can be found in moderate
amounts
The supply Of avocados,
oranges. grapefruit, Strawber-
RES. bCctS, cantaloupeS caull-
flower. cucumbers, eggplant. rad
iShcS and spinach can be found
IN NEht quantities.
THE MEAT supply remains
the same The supply Of pork
has increased. There is also
moderate amount of bacon and
smoked pork shoulders.
This week finds a sufficient
amount of lake trout from Lake
Huron and white bass from Lake
Ere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

tier by the clever addition Of
herbs. .
And, il you find a tough pie
Of meat that you are planning
10 stew, soak II in vinegar for
several hours before cooking
and you'll he aStoniShed AZ how
much more tender n becomes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Herbs Add Flavor to Meats

KEEP AN herb basket on
your kitchen shelf, says Jean
Arthur, and you'll be doing your
self a great favor these days Of
meat rationing.
The meats lowest in point
value, and therefore least inter-
eStinC. can be made much taS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
TranspIanting Requires Time and Care

10 move Thorn With \ sharp
knife make a cut 10 The bottom
of The fat midway between
plants IN both directions. This
cuts the longest roots and makes
the plant throw OUT new ones
which arc smaller, thus giving
more compact root system
which is easier 10 move.
We'd be SupcrhuWaU II We
could guess IN advance when a
cloudy day was coming cloudy
days being ideal for transplant
ng-but we can transplant IN
the carly evening so that tho
sun viii not shine on the newly
set plants for some hours And
we can soak the plants IN the
flats thoroughly the night before
or several hours before We
expect 10 move them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

S0uF ALWAYS turns the
trcA on what 10 serve for lunch.
Whether the day be warm or
cool. 10 acts as a hearty, stimuli
launc and appetizlng dish. It's
especially appropriate for the
child home from school At noon,
or for those hungry workers who
arrive home AZ odd hours Of the
day.
a dish ri soup is especial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Water Plants

When the time for transplant
ing arrives, u Is best not 10 re-
move moro than a few plants
from the fat al any one time.
The early blocking % viii help
in taking them out-juSt follow
Tho lines Of tho lsnIln and narh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
SOUP ALWAYS WELCOME

nutritious. too, and is 4 good
way 10 insure your family Of
getting their daily requirements.
for they can obtain a wealth of
value through the use Of meat
brothS and bones, vegetables.
vegetable liquids, cream bases
and the like.
Vegetable soup is most pala-
table and economical TOO. II
can be made from the leftoverS
nf last nights dinner, or If the
vegetables are bought anew.
they are usually low priced, and
best Of all they require no ration
points.
Quick Vegetable Chowder
| cup shredded lettuce
l cup shredded celery
medium-SiZed onion
> medium-Sized carrots
4 tablespoons butter
. cups boiling water
- cup SKINNED tomatoes
IA cup noodles or , tablespoons
rice
Salt, paprika..
Mix together the lettuce, cell
cry. onion and carrots. Melt
butter IN saucepan and 10 II add
the prepared vegetables and
simmer for about eight minutes.
Add the boiling water and to-
matocS. and when the vegetables
are boiling, stir in the noodles
or rice Simmer these lngredl-
cntS for 30 minutes. Season with
salt and paprika.
Makes about 81 cups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

plant should come out in its own
block OF earth.
Leave all dirt that will cling
10 the roots in place and eX-
pose the roots 10 the air Just as
little as possible. Two or three
plants may he carried 10 their
places i'm a berry box or the
entire fat may be moved rom
spot 10 spot and Just one plant
al a time cut out
Leave Room
The hole dug for each plant
should be generous so the roots
may he spread out. If the soil
is none too fertile, a little ma
nurc or fertilizer may be placed
nm the bottom of each hole. sep
aratcd from the roots of the
plant by q laXernie arth,-
soil should be carefully filed
in around the plant and firmed
well so no air pockets are left
around tho root. Then each
plant should be watcrcd and
shaded. with berry box or news
paper from the sun for several
days 10 gWC it time to rc-cStab.
lSh itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Cross Dnieper

Russian MP standing the German side of
the Dneper River directing the traffic coming
that pOntOon bridge captured by the Reds in their
drive to cross the all important river. Other units
crossed in boats many soldiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Elliott 70 Fire
Official Of State
School for Deaf
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, April 22.-Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Eu-
gene B. Elliott said today he would
dismiss Alfred Cranwill, assistant
superintendent of the school for
the deaf at Flint, because he is a
trouble maker
Although the state board Of edu-
cation had authorized Elliott to
fire Cranwill at the end of the
school term, the action was
speeded as a result of charges
made to state officials by George
A. Warner of Ecorse.
Warner told members of the adj
ministrative board that immortality
among pupils at the school was
high and that the school was gen.
orally miSmanaged. The informa-
ton given by Warner was appar-
emily obtained from Cranwill,
Elliott said.
"Cranwill will talk to any one
that will listen" Elliott said.
''He came here four years ago
from Nebraska and when
checked his record the other day
i found he had the same trouble
there"
Warner told the board his own
daughter failed 10 receive a proper
education at the school which re-
suited in her inability TO. pass
entrance examinations to Gallau-
Diet College, Washington, d. C., an
advanced school for the deaf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
MdCkindWR Road
Vetoed by Kelly

LANSING. April Prep. John
C. Guggisberg's pet bill, which
would have forced the highway
department to build a trunk linz
highway through his district, wa
vetoed teday-by- Gov Kelly
Guggisberg, who is from Gay
lord, sought TO extend Nib from
Harbor Springs along the shore OF
Lake Michigan to Mackinaw City.
The governor agreed il should 6e
done, but not while the war de-
manded construction of more vital
stretches of roadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Governor Puts Cd. k.
On ReappOrfiOnment

made, marking what they termed
an historic event.
eff you had struggled a. hard
and as long as l have for re-
apportionment, YOU would have
your picture taken, too" Rep.
Edward-J, WalShrpeEeit Dent
ocrat, said.
The act provides that Kent anC
Oakland counties will now have
five seats in the House; Genesee
four, and Ingham and Saginaw
three each. Northern Michigan
areas which are sparsely populated
will lose several members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Weird Mystery OF the Phan-
tom Legionnaire. Although the
American Soldier of Fortune Is
Officially Dead. His Comrades
Report He Keeps BObbing Up
on Widely Separated Battle
fronts to Help Them on to Vic
tory. Read Of His COlOrful
Career, and Accounts of His
"Ghostly' Exploits, AS Told by
T.. {. Schnurmacher in The
American Weekly With This
Sundays Issue OF The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, April % - The first
reapportionment law passed by the
Legislature since 1925 was in
effect today, following approval by
Gov. Kelly.
Under its terms. MaYne- County
will elect II members of the House
next year instead of y, with other
growing areas in the state also tc
receive additional members.
Almost all representatives from
Detroit were present when Gov
Kelly signed the bill. They re-
manned to have their photograph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
HOTELS WONT OPEN

At the meeting. speakers said
numerous resort hotels would not
open this summer because OF the
ban on travel
The governor viii be accom-
panied TO Washington by com
mittee composed Of w. F. Doyle
member of the Mackinac State
Park Commission; John Reid, Sec
rotary of the Michigan Federation
of Labor: August Scholle of the
CIO; William Palmer Of the West
ern Michigan Tourist and Resort
Association; Manferd Burleigh OF
the Greyhound Lines, and Senator
James T. Milliken Of Traverse
CITY,