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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
What's New
In Business
How Bennett Started
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nv WARD SCHULTZ


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Edison Hell ped

To Detroit Edison Company
goes credit for being indirectly
responsible for some OF the de-
yclopment Of the jet propulsion
plane
When Group Capt. Frank
Whttle. Raj. wanted TO get
some experimental work done
on gas turbines, he turned 10
ThomSon-H Houston Co. Ltd, be-
cause Of IT'S experience gained IN
the manufacture OF 10000 kilo-
waite steam turbo-alternator for
the Detroit Edison Go.
The turbo-alternator was in
stalled at the Delray plant and
operated AZ temperatures up 10
! 600 degrees Fahrenheit Be
cause Of this high temperature
operation. Capt White felt
that the company'S technical
knowledge would be beneficial
In the choosing OF materials for
use IN bet propulsion equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
M. S. Rukeyser
More Production
Americas Future

Platform builders Of political parties writ attempt Ia couch
problems and relating and The
war. vote getting intellectual merchandise
politicians winning adterents
than IN making scientific dissection of the realities,
Thus, standpoint. is important Tor
eSto business managers generally have back
ground correcting any distortions made in the heat active
campaigning
The goal should o make the nation flourish
objective accurately portrayed IN the ara
MATES campaigning when tendency develop TIM
pS authentic photographs of the realities concerning
material life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

But why would he take all his clothes Off? We were to
hear later from this stalled tank and others.
Upon reaching the end OF the pier, ducked into a
oxhoe already crowded with three Marines. took my
FIRST Betio The islands north rim seemed to
four seawal built OF coconut logs which had
the ground From the waters edge TO the
Seawall there twenty feet OF sand and coral.
These twenty feet bearhhead The Japs con-
roled the OF the island The beginning at Betio did
look bright But several hundred Marines had
that seawa TO try to Kill the Japs who killing
as they -waded ashore. Now went
though they knew their CHARGES Of becoming casualty
were fifty percent Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Ohio, Pennsylvania
Get Cuts in Gas Rates

WASHINGTON, June y Re-
auctions in interstate wholesale
rates Tor natural gas sold 10 Ohio
and Pennsylvania distributors ae-
gregating s.. 1873. 703 annually have
been made by Hope Natural
Gas Co.
The Federal Power Commission
announced rate cuts effective
July Is were made m compliance
with It's order Of May 26. 1912
which was upheld nv the supreme
Court on Jan. e Tg4I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Record Sour
Cherry Output

LANSING June - CUP) Pro
ductlon of sour cherries IN MIChI-
gan this year viii total an eSti-
mated -, 400 tons. a new record.
the state crop reporting service
had predicted today,
Production last year tolalcd
l0.S00 tons and in 1912 reached
AS 500 tons the previous all time
high the service SAID.
The crop IN northern counties IS
reported in the best condition,
somewhat less favorable in central
counties. and poorest in Berrlen
County. the service stated.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

with had sunk TOO deep into an unseen shelhole
A third Marine lay behind the seat He had bullet IN
thigh Jap bullets ratified against the ouldozer blade
How goes it," l asked the Marines.
Pretty tough" one OF them said Its he'll you climb
over that seawa They've got lot OF machine guns and
snipers back there"
After few minutes, the Jap up trying 70 shoot
at US behind the budozer dashed back 10 the pier step
ping into shehoe feet deep, and swan the rest
Of the way. passed stalled medium tank which had
8oundcrcd a sheIiho.e and farther stalled light
tank To my surprise nearly naked figure appear
from under the water. 20 this tank and Jump IN
through the top Of IT, AZ FIRST thought was Marine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Livestock Market


CATTLE SOC Shippers taking most
sIaulhtrf steers and lrafI.r.s trading
SLOW weak % BIC lower grassy kinds on
most Load good % choice fed steers.
SIG l0. seyersI loads medium e0O-o HD-lb.
sterJs. Slf % load common and . jun
grassy mixed yeArlugs $40 a. i4n tn
cluded several loads southWcsiern and Ken
lucky Erassers COWS very SLOW, weak 20
2ic lower little inquI0 early for beef
COWS early sales ranuets and cutters.
81 'u % bulls without reliable outlet,
some bids lower. odd head sausage bulls.
81 80 duWns stoesers ana feeders SLOW.
steai, se,rraI loads offered
CALVES 500 NraIers opening SLOW
steady. demand rather narrow. besrish
uudeit0ue bulk good and choice Nlb JJG
n Top 81 most common and medium,
Sl2Ul5 50. hu'k Dllls SSu10
HOGS ZOO Market mostly steady
Top and bulk good and choice So-270
lhs Si3 9O mos 1850 no Ios 81 -.
bulk 1t0-l5s lbs Sllu1ll0 70" 21o-30O
los SIT 90 most 300 $50 los 81 30r
n % some $50 400 lbs 81 O5 bulk me
dunn 10 choice s1ws 50 70 no -. broad
demand i00-t20-lh feeding pigs $40 down
SHEEP 800 Slaughter lambs and sheep
lambs SIT jOHii iOt several lots common
go medium Old crop shlfu lambs Stou12.
most cuil and common shorn ewes - so
a. few better fat snorn eVes up 20 81
CHICAGo
CHICAGO June - tLNsl HOES %
0UO steady go strong Top Si3 ~ bulk,
Sl2 25ul3.2t. hcayice 81 81" ~ D. me
diums xi3 10 ngn'-. Nl2 2''t - l1 ilenl
uchrs SIT 1912 rs. packing so~s $40 80
u11 pigs So 10 30
CATTLE 600 steady calves. 600
steady Reef steers choice. St6 u %
medium N1fH rs FcarIfnEs Nl3 f II -
butchers. hefers. Nt1ls cows Sio0lt;
calves x9uis feeder steers Sll d1t;
storkers. steers 500 49, Is cows and
heltcrs 50 ~ ~ o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Name Attorney

The Detroit branch OF the
Federal Reserve Bank OF Chi
caeo announces the appointment
Of Kenneth Haefele as office
attorney for the bank Haefele
isa graduate Of Rutgers Univer-
silly and the Detroit College Of
Law Ills chief assignment viii
no on war contract termina-
TONS
BWzel LEVIN and Winston re-
main general counsel for The
Detroit hranch of tno Federal
Reserve Bank II was stated
----- when nid y ou last Ru, a Bond 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

morrow Isl be-
ing sponsored
here by Bull
Sons Co. whole
5 lie dIStribu-
tors. j a c X
Nj Grey Buhl
sales manager,
states.
Scheduled at
the Book c aciil-
lac III o I e /.
Thurs day at
l2:l5, the meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Many Have Wrong Impression of Progress

For example the overSimplihcaton of campaign many
mat me Whole problem reNoNeS around struggle
mOSbaCNS the good things OF HE when hey
Aaud otherwise withhold from the people.
national stun
a survival Of the feudal system
should borne mind living under the new
opportunities of the power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Postwar
Models

a special postwar" showing OF
the sensational new War-engi-
neered products OF the Coleman
Lamp and Stove Co, which incoT-
porate the maggie heat OF to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

WAS relieved 70 find it wasn't necessary the
i question about going after The Marine He came up
again almost exhausted bat struggled through the water
70 the pier. We s,l four hundred yards from the
beach But could crawl IN most Of he way under
the protection OF the pier We started forward.
A hundred yards from the beach the pier rested on
coral rocks had 20 take TO the again IL
kuee-deep looked both sdes OF the pier Our battalion
was supposed land on certain SIDE, bat there
m 7N re There Bu, on he otber there oNmed 20 oe
three or four hundred people milling about n Marine
ce~rafees We deceit ed 'o 20 there
He dacscd luw creeping along the edge Of the pier.
We came to a staleo OuNdozcr Two Marines tikercd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

president of
the Cornell
nIVc rsIty
Alumni Fund
& o "a n c
Which IS ma
ton wide ~
It's scope
Carey is
a lAn on the
G. m m / ttee
for the an
nual Cornell
ClAh Of Mtfia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Carey Honored

Matthew Carey Detroit mu-
.,ff4+ffst4- enf,Stfttafft waS elected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Mdrket0pens
Active
BULLETIN

About 20 minutes afterg the
opening Willys-ONerlahd opened
on a lO.OO0-share block at IL,
up full point over last nights
close, and a new high. North
ern Pacific also opened on a
10000 share block at IA, up "a,
a new high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27


NEW YORK. June y tlNSl-
The stock market opened StroSg
and active. Large blocks APP
peared on the tape including 500
shares OF Allegheny 1900 Armour
and Loo l. S Steel. The latter
opened up =.
Rails were active and higher.
Wilson and Armour ln the meat
packing shares were fractlonally
higher. AmuSemeniS were active,
led by Loew'S and Warner Bros
Great orthern preferred
edged ward. International
Telephone IN the communications
Mas active opened -st-4 new
top
Opening prices america ~
Smelling A.. up l. American
Telephone 1905, up = lnterna-
tional Nickel 3l7s, up "a; Cen
tral Electric 3Sls, unch; t. 5.
Steel STA, up ~ Radio ia.
unch.; International Telephone 10.
up Is; American Radiator H.
unCh; Bethlehem Steel 62'a. up
"a; Southern Pacific 81, up =
International Paper 1874, up Is
Consolidated Gas As. unch. t.
Socony VACUUM 1914 up "a Ohio
Oil 1885 up ~; New York Cen
trail 1885. unch.; CurtiSS Wright
5'a, unch.; Baltimore h OHIO s.
unCh.; Nash Kekinator 10
up Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

iean outing 10 be held at the
Detroit Boat Club Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Cost Of Electricity
SIashed for Buffalo

F. NEW YORK. June 27-Niagara
Fails Power Co. has agreed 10 re-
dtcc its electricity rates by ST.
100000 yearly, the New York
Public Service Commission an
nounced. The cut is retroactive 10
Jan. /. 1913. and involves refunds
of about 81 100000 TO war plants
in the Buffalo area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
NOTICE.
BRIGGS MANuFACTrRlNG COMPANY


Notice Of AnnUsi Meeting of Shareholders
To the Shareholders OF Bugss Manufae-
turing Company:
Notice Is hereby given that The Annual
Meeting ~ the shareholders 81 Briggs
Manufacturing Company win be held AZ
the Office OF the Company. 1881 Mack
Avenue In the City OF Detroit. Michigan.
on Monday, July 10. iett al 4 o clock nv
The afternoen eastern standard War
the- IoIlnMlnG- InlrpoSeA---
1. The election OF seven directors Who
shan hold once for the ensuing year
or uRtn their Successors are elected
90 appointed, as provided by the
Bylaws.
2 Considering ana acting upon a retire.
meht plan Tor SalArted employees %
me Company substantially as out
lined m the Proxy statement dated
June II, 1914 tN
3. Tho transaction ~ such other bust.
IVY NJ MY properly cor7r enrf7--
the meeting or any Adjournment or
adlOurnments thereof
shareholders OF record a. the close %
business on June l. l94i. vii hs entitled
TO notice ~. and 10 vote a. me meeting.
BY Order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. D. RLACKWoop.
Secretary.
Dated. Detroit Ntchgan
June g. te4i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

& . % this story mail ics Tova seoObooR. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Dividends

InstaIrent No.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

"a body at 7:30. The hot pennant
scrap will see the pace-setting Lafay-
cites engaging Colonial Village,
runnerup King Pin, one game be-
hind, meeting Ice Palace, third
place Hi-Skor clashing with Lucky
Strike and fourth-place Spillway
opposing Brookland. Other matches
carded are Temple against Claren-
don, Greenway against Bethesda
and Arcadia against Hyattsville.
Ice Palace and Spillway also will
roll postponed match after the
regular league battles.
Action in the Ladies' District
League tonight, starting at 7:30,
brings together the Leading Hi-Skor
quint and Lafayette at Lafayette,
Rosslyn at Rendezvous, Ice Palace
at Arcadia, Spillway at Takoma,
King Pin at Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter and Columbia at Lucky Strike
against Red Circle.
: Greenway's Mems District League
team will present two new members
tonight in their battle with Bethesda
Bowling Center, replacing Capt.
Weddy Roberts, who entered the
Army last Friday, and Mike Owen,
who Joined the Navy last Monday,
Evening star., 1944-04-26
City Duckpin Card
Tomorrow Night
Singles-7 PM

olnBle9-1 I'm,
Class A--Eddie Espey, Tom Rock, Dutch
Glass B-Eusene Archer. Meyer FREEMAN.
hessler, Anthony zugel. Roland Simpson.
EusSeu Parker, II. q. Hisbie, Ted Checonax.
John Marahall. Ed Tiernan, Charles Monta.
Won, Bill Brown, Roy Steagan.
Teams-6 PM,
Class Al. g. ]. Construction (Foet
Glass H-Desisn Navy Department..
Optical Shop Wolves (Spillway CONNER.
ciall. No. 4 (Brookland Merchar,ts). Brook-
land Post Once lRhode Island Avenue
business), Plaza Rockets (Rhode Island
Agenciese.. continental Life HAfayetSe
6Hl4ess(, MARYLAND farms prince deorres
Counny Wclf,s sCTemple), Central Bus
Capital TIansiD, L. r. Turner (Realtors).
brat1urd Pis Farms (Takomal. =
- Doublssz-I0 PM
CLASS a Dutch sherbaa1n-Buct Nc.
Donald, j. III. Summers-W. r., Alex. "A.
Zuzel-Roland Simpson. -
class paul O'Neal-partner, william
hesSler Ralph Wurtz, John Fitzeeraid-Adc-
Lard Page. Harrison Meserole-Sam PsrEs.
T; J.. McIaughlin- Kenneth Slime, +.
Sheckles-G. II. McEwen, A. w. Hasermanr.
yos prisci. q: g. Hisbie-Ted ChsconaA.
Gtas& DOC JeM.Edward Fish, jr.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Meyers 4O6H High as Scoring
SIun1ps in WCDA Tourney

Lawrence Weyer,s fourth-place
count of 43-406 in class A singles
was the best tally of last nights
weak pinfall in the Washington City
duckpin tournament at Silver
Spring.
Mayo's ESQ, one of the four pen
nant-contending teams in the keen
Rosslyn Independent League, led
the team firing with 107-1.766 in
class A. Eddie Keith, Rosslyn's top
bowler, posted only 366 to tie with
Mike Avon for the nights high set.
Avon, with 22-pin handicap, post
ed 388 in A singles. His Prince
Georges County League teammate,
Johnny Micro, tailed 36-392, while
Secretary Harry Dixon took time
out from his multiple duties also to
post 392 with 36 franked pins.
Leading bowlers of the Rhode Is
land Avenue Businessmen's League
will see action to1aght, with Bill
Hall, Mill Urich, Lew Yates, Willard
Hamilton and Jerry Flanagan down
for singles at z o'clock.
Pin scattering will reach its peak
tonight at Anacostia Spillway, with
the entire District League firing in
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Rogers Had Baseball Promise:
Cronin Liked to Play Cowboy

Cowboy Roy Rogers, cinema star
sometimes feels that, he might
have been a fair to middlin' ball
player" had he buckled to it while
a kid.
And Joe Cronin, manager of the
Boston Red Sox and a native of San
Francisco. says: II always have liked
horses and Western pictures and
played cowboy and Injun along with
other bows before I decided on base
ball as career"
Rogers, appearing with Col. Jim
Eskew's Rodeo at Uline's, and Gro
min, here to direct his Red Sox
against the Nationals, addressed the
weekly luncheon of the Touchdown
Club yesterday and ably entertained
a capacity audience.
frankie Frisch offered me a con-
tract after I had worked out with
the Pirates in Pittsburgh last week,
but then Withdrew his offer" Rogers
laughed. Said something about the
manpower situation not being that
desperate yet"
Croning declared: "Our Red Sox
are interested in Roy Rogers and
the'rodeo and will be out to see the
show"
About Is members OF the Red sox
Evening star., 1944-04-26
|Sharkey, Evans Again
|Grapple for Title

Babe Sharkey Is defending what
his hackers call "the world heavy
weight crown" when he takes on
Don Evans again tonight In the
rassling headliner at Turner'S.
Joe Turner didn't like the tussle
last week when Sharkey retained
his claim to title on technicality
and rematched the pair.
Winner Of the Michele Leone yell
low Mask grapple on the same card
Will get q shot at the title" here
next month, Turner says.
Also on the bill, George Maori
costas faces Nick Campofreda: Maui
rice La Chappelle meets Mike De-
metre and Herman Dusty Rhodes
new blood, debuts against Henry
Piers.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
By the Associated Press


BALTIMORE, April ga lot OF
3-year-olds either aren't impressed
by those short Kentucky Derby odds
on Stir Up or are interested in the
25,000-added Chesapeake Stakes
purse, aside from any bearing the
race may have on the Churchill
Downs classic.
Pimlico officials predicted today
that probably IL and possibly as
many as 16 Derby hopefuls and
other 3-year-olds would 60 to the
post in Saturdays / 1-16-mile test
On their showings in the Chesa-
peake will depend whether three or
four colts start in the Derby. Among
those is Col. G. v. Whitney's Pukka
Gin, which finished disappointing
fourth IN the first division of the
Wood Memorial, won by Stir Up
after being the winter book favorite !;
Calumet Farms Pensive, a colt
which this spring has shown signs
OF the form he was supposed to have
last season, and Mrs. Ethel D. Ja-
cobs' Stynie, a former platter which
finished second to the Greentree
Derby favorite in the first division
Of the Wood.
Among the other 3-year-olds ex-
pected to go in the Chesapeake, a
transplanted Havre de Grace fea-
tuFe, are Mrs. Ella K. BrvSOn,s Di-
rector j. E.. the colt which was
favored in the Flamingo, only to fin
1sh fifth: William Helis' Olympic
Zenith and Calumet's crack filly
Twilight Tear.
Twilight Tear defeated three colts
and her f1lly stablemate, Miss
Keeneland, in an allowance test
here yesterday, and Trainer Ben A.
Jones said if she was sound TODAY
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Scores Last Night
In City Pin Event

S3 Smgles. sS
I { a|;:s as:.s: ais: { { ] Ss;5$,s S5 s;ss ss;S| S
CLASS B.
ss:::s SS:s:s. IL: sss g sss scott ssss55
:. %ss:ef Sesiss .sEssssss R. Hrris0n n 4-sls
Doubles.
CLASS A.
I. e';ssl' e;sf --------- ss5 ss5-ssa- ss-77s
( / assr.ole - $os-oso--111--741
aaenHy +. TSiFsad THssnssin IL ssssss-ess- sss 49,
HHehHy 1. f. HofisnSn- HE5ffniafn 33ssss-e2s-a4-s4, 33ss-
Teams
CLASS B.
Avenue LIQUOR CFort Davis League)-
sos $50 497 1,571-70-1, ,641
4s4 527 547 l,55s-36-I.594
Luther Place lutheran League)-
Dutch AIS Brookland Merchants)-
$50 521 566 1,637-17-1, ,654
spectal Correspondence VETERANS Adm. y
517 562 525 1,604-53-1,65,
-, CLASS c.
Silver Spring Market Alley ISL. sprg. y
SIS 472 521 1.511-43-1,554
CLASS A.
Majors ESQ Rosslyn)-
56S 551 $40 1,659-107-1,76t
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Chesapeake Attracts Big Field
Despite Prestige of Stir Up

she probably would go against the
colts in the Chesapeake. He does
not intend to start her in the Derby.
Others who may go in the Chesa-
peake are Mrs. A. j. Abel's Cramps
Image, Bobanet Stables Gay Bit,
w. L. Brann's Declared and Picotee,
Calumet's Armed and Mrs. Roy
Carruthers' Jimmie. ALI except
Armed are Derby eligibles. Possible
starters include Bel Reign, Alorter,
Third Trial and Galactic.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Ellsworth, Texas U. Ace.
Is Going to Annapolis
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex. April 26.--Ralpt
Ellsworth, Texas us all-Southwest
Conference halfback, has been ap-
pointed to the Naval Academy. He
will enter on July /.
Ellsworth, who spanked the Long
horns to their second straight con.
ference title last fall, still has thre.
years OF eligibility left. He also Is
a standout trackman and at the
recent Texas Relays was given q
trophy as the outstanding athlete
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Sports Mirror

Today q year ago--Hugh Casey,
former Dodger pitcher, hurled
no-hit game as Norfolk Naval
Air Station defeated Norfolk
Naval Station, 40.
Three years ago--Leslie Mac
Mitchell ran 1904 anchor leg,
as New York University won 4
mile relay title at Penn Track
Relays.
Five years ago-Lou Ambers,
18TH, knocked out Honey Mel
lody, f33, in fourth round Boston
bout.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Imagine coming home from busy day, pressing button
having pound roast perfectly cooked in less than mnu,

Step into your postwar kitchen, madam, and look
around. Notice how your kitchen Of tomorrow has
been streamlined for conpactness utility and beauty.
Notice particularly that handsome, cleaning object
against the glass brick wall Look at it carefully
its going to save you lot Of time in the future.
That object, madam, is your electronic oven!
An entire meal, from soup to dessert, perfectly
cooked in 2h minutes! A huge o-pound roast, which
normally takes hours done to a turn in less than
minutes! And because it cooks faster fewer of the
vital juices and vitamins are lost in the cooking!
Imagine what this means to you! You'll come home
from club meeting afternoon of bridge; in the
twinking of an eye-your complete dinner can be
cooked and ready for the table. Think how much
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Howard Wins Tank Meet

Howard University swimmers were
victors IN a triangular meet In their
own tank. running up 43 points
against 80 for Hampton Naval
Trainees and Is for Hampton.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
.uncrief to Join Browns

ST. LOUIS, April 26 (R.-Pitcher
Bob Muncrief, who recently passed
his pre-induction examination for
military service; joins the Browns to
play until he is called for active duty.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Ball Players Turn Runners

Falls Church Eagles made a track
meet out of their ball game with
the Seahawks, another. Virginia
nine, yesterday, winning a to 6.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

were guests Of the cowboy at last
nights performance.
Rogers probably viii be out to see
the Red Sox and Nationals either
today or tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Elko Optioned by Cubs

CHICAGO, April rs R.-Pete
Elko. reserve third baseman with the
Chicago Cubs, has been released to
the Los Angeles club Of the Pacific
Coast League subject to 24-hour
recall.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

more time this electronic oven will save you-and
allow you to enjoy the many other advantages that
will be yours in the world Of tomorrow! And - the
War Bonds you buy today will help pay for those
wonderful things of the future!
One thing, however, you can depend on to be con-
slant in the changing word-the matches flavor of
Gunther's Premium Dry Beer. That doesn't mean
however, that Gunthers is standing still Gunther's,
too, is marching ahead searching, probing, always
seeking better ways and better methods-always
ready to take advantage of any discovery or improve
ment-now and in the days of peace to come. Then
as now-youll find Gunthers still the best beer you
ever tasted-the finest that can be brewed!
Gunther Brewing Company Inc, Baltimore Md.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-06-01
Whole Industrial Plants
Grated, Shipped to Russia

Russia has received and re-
assembled two complete industrial
plants shipped to her last year in
crates by the United States after
it was found that time and ship
ping space could be saved by send
ing the plants instead Of their
products, says Golfers.
One was $1,90O,0OO refinery
that processes 100000 barrels of
crude oil a week; the other was
a $5,600,000 factory that produces
$4,000 military tires a month.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-06-01
Sun Baths i'm Theaters

A new installment for theaters
has been announced to avoid the
embarrassing experience of unin-
tentionally sitting on a strang-
er's lap in finding a seat in the
dark. Entire theater is flooded with
ultraviolet radiation at low inten-
sity.
Fluorescent material is used as
seat upholstery and floor cover
ings. Seats glow Enthusiastically
when empty. Incidental benefit:
Ultraviolet suntan bath while
watching your favorite movie.