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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
.WPB Contdiiner
Unit Meets Here

To stimulate greater reuse Of
containers, especially hberboard
and corrugated shipping contain
erS, industry has been INVITED 10
"a meeting with national officials
of the contalner division and
representatives of the regional
office Of the War Production
Board Friday. Jan. T. al 10 a. m,
IN Rackham Memorial Institute.
r. +. Tomlska. director of the
containers division, Washington.
will outline the present contaIner
situation and the outlook for 1914.
presenting figures on demand
production and supply Of all types
OF containers. Frank j HyneS.
assistant director OF the contain
erS. division, Washington, will
discuss the reuse program. John
ID. McGllllS. regional salvage man
ager, viii preside.
Among Representatives Of indus.
try who will speak IS p. l.. Dafoe
chief packaging unit. tank and
automotlve center, army ord
nance. Detroit, who recently re-
turned from Africa and England.
where ne surveyed packaging
/ operations in the armed services.
-Miltoh-R SchHette, purchasing
agent OF J L. Hudson Co, Will
present a demonstration Of pack
aging operations In a retail store
The Detroit meeting viii be one
OF two held in Michigan, the other
+ being in Grand RapidS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend
In Early Trade

NEW YORK, Jan 6 GNS)-
The stock market opened with
prices mixed today Trading was
active.
Losses Of \ point were recorded
on first SaueS by Bethlehem and
L. s. Steel Anaconda. Packard
Dome Mines was an exception
with a drop of Il point on the
initial transaction,
Johns Manville improved u and
Texas Corp = although others in
these groups did little.
Opening prices Southern Rail
way, u u, off -; North American
Co, l6& off \ United Aircraft
29as up a. Du Pont al y, up
II Canadian Pacific S7s, up =
Northern Pacific, 1874, up -:
General Electric. 37'2 off "a;
Pennsylvania r r 27is Amcrl-
can Telephone l56 - L. s Steel,
50, off u; Illinois Central. lll4,
up - Locws, SOS up - y y
Central. 49, up u; AtchiSon.
55l,, up u; ChrySler. Sl7s;
Chesapeake and Ohio 40, Stand
ard oil OF y j. 544. off isE
Radio lOls Bethlehem Stfpl
IS off ~ Johns Evansville,
S9f2- up = Standard on Of CALI
fornia. 3sis, up - Common
wealth and Southern preferred
S27s I'D 2. Anaconda I6, off -
Texas Co 1911. up =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Farmers" Market

FRuITs-Apples. Baldwins No S3a
30 hu Delicious, No ! 81 bu Nc
lutosh No. ] 50 5OHi bu No 2 81 50-
Jonathans. No /. So asa 90 hu. No 2.
S1q2 50 Greenings. 30 S303 50 bu 1.
No 81 Northern Spys fancy s. 50
~ No J. S3.5o14 40 2 S2T2 80,
WsRensrs No. l. S373 80 bu No 2
y 80 s'esles Red, No l. s. 50 "a hu-
LETTUcE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage No Si2571 IS hu
VEGETABLE GREENs-Ksls. No. l,
IS GOO on
VEGETABLES miscellansnous-R.e
topped No ], S27250 n No ?. 81 so.
Broccoli. No J. 81 50 bu No. 2 81
Cahbsge no /, 81 1872 on No. 2.
3;-4.--2r-Si .-,rriy-c-hpar,, !. 81 %
81 50 bu No ?. 81 Carrots topped.
Nj 50A275- euH-He-2 IS.
celery Root, No / 81 50 ou Celery
fancy. sial25 dpz pchs No ! 50 SOC
NJ 800 40c celery. Mich.gsn Squares
Aa-I- -HaE-e-ra1isA-iA5r7- n 3 .
30 I 81 Horse-ra1lsh, No T. 81 sou 8
peek basket Leeks. No J. SiGi 50 dor.
0chs onions DRY fancy So so 50-lb.
So 5O14 bu.. No 2 81 so Potatoes No.
81 zo-4 = 81 100 .hS--An-2 SI-aa-R
\hagas 10. 1 SIN 30 hu squash Deli
Nous No. / S1.5042 bu No. .. 81 IS
Hubbard No j. 81 50ul.7S ou No. 3.
81 IS Table queen. 10 / 81 asa so bu
furnips topped No : 81 25dl75 on .
30 ? 81 Vegetable oysters No !. $50
dog hchs, tomatoes dollhouse, No. /.
81 80 s-lb basket M 81
FGGS-Larre 4la-3n.daz,- nsSs
medium. Sl2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Economic Consequences if War Ends Ear y

reported this column during my annual visit
West Pacific Coast business leaders concerned With
the possible Of earlier end 10 the Euro
than 10 the Asac phase OF World War IL
In commenting this prospect as v Call Of Los Angeles
regional Of the committee economic Development
attention has been paid to just how
our Europe first and
defea Japanese Many OF here
folks OF the Rocky Mount
realize that the with Japan major contest
In add to "A
themselves position
peaceme activities while here the Pacific Coast
Will he As the result OF this
badly handicapped to maintain itself
completed II would e regreabe
people throughout the country
make the substantially
same to defeat Japan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Praises Dealers

"In this connection. Packard
recognizes a twofold obligation:
10 its loyal body OF car owners.
and To the dealers who serve
them" stated Christopher eau.
thoritles have already sensed
the wartime need for maintain
ing adequate stock Of car parts
and former car makers are being
allowed To replenish vital inven-
tories. Even with the trend Of
the industry downward in n
parts way, Packard has admin
istered q helpful parts program
for its oEners Of older cars and
has done so per cent more parts
-husincss IN 1913 than the year
before"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Lansing
City Debt
US. Low

LANSING. Jan 6-Lansing s
bonded debt Of SSO8.OO0 was
claimed by city officials today 10
boz the lowest of any city with a
population over 10000
Robert f.. SanderSon. city comp
troller said that S533,OO0 Of the
debt was that of the board OF
water and electric light COM
miSSionerS. which Is offset by a
sinking fund. The other S275 900
bonded debt are those owing by
several other CRY departments, Of
which S59.2OO is covered by a
sinking fund, leaving S2l5 900 10
be- retired by taxation
fhe combined city departments
have s. 633 900 invested ln gov
eminent bonds. with Sf,l66OO0
credited 10 the water and light
board
Lansing has dcft-frce school
system and Ingham County IS
one 81 the tcW m the state boast
lng no bonded Indebtedness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Auto
Graphs
BY SILER FREEMAN

Packard has high hopes Of
touching the halt-blliion mark
IN dollar Volume Of war business
this year. according 10 George
r. Christopher president Of the
company Christopher bases his
estimates on the fact that the
company turned out $3.50 900, 900
worth OF engines IN 1913.
The company has delivered
p $50 Rolls Royce and marine
power plants. since II started
war production
Christopher revealed the actual
production figures for the first
time. He also stated that the
company was now employing
more than 26OOO in it's plants
triple It's best peacetlme figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Flint Gets
WIPE -

FLINT, Jan 6s-Pec0gUItI0n 70
day had been accorded Flint
through presentation Of the WPB
IS banner the first 70 be
awarded in Michigan tor defeat
ing Grand Rapids IN the fan scrap
metal hart.eS and collecting
nearly 200 tons of IRON and scrap
steel in TWO years
Presentation Of The banner was
made by John y. McGlillS WIPE
Michigan salvage executive direc-
tor Formal acceptance of the
award was by Mayor OSmund
Kelly Yesterday
Merlin r. Ford county scrap
salvage executive director urged
an equally intensive drive for
.Ia.1a 4.-s..-s- --LA4.2- le--4l- dr+.a- - !
start Monday and continue for
the duration Of the paper shortage
or for the duration Of the war,
hc sand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Republic Steel
Breaks Records

CLEVELAND. Jan. 6 ms
Republic Steel Corp. officials to-
day reported that every basic pro-
ducing record was broken during
1913.
Twenty new steel ingot produce
ton records. II blast furnace rec
ordS and q coke records were
established in the company's oper-
ating districts. Production of steel
vas al the rate of 1904 per cent
Of capacity as compared with 99.6
per cent in the previous year.
Electric furnace production
reached LOSS 900 tons compared
10 the 1912 tonnage GIG eco
tons. Coke output increased 374.-
600 tons 10 a 5.l09.00O-ton level
for the year. Pig iron production
increased $4,000 tons for a pro-
duction mark of 5.548, 900 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Electric Use
Up 1873 Pei.

NEW YORK Jan 6 Electrical
energy distributed by the electric
light and power industry OF United
States IT, The week ended Jan I
IS estimated ~ 300 600. 900 klo-
watt hours. according 10 Edison
FlccGc Institute This compares
with 277q 993. 600 in tho Ike week
a year ago an increase Of 1873
PR CCTf- -NCTIaT ultpU IN me
week furied Dec - t4ia.ed 1.495 q
olGo00 kiiowa't hours against
3 80 g-6 .0U0 kIloW Az hours In tho
~ pr-iurt. an rrrrvaST Of IS
per cent and In 'he week endeG
Dec IS came 90 f6lZ 99i 900 kllo-
watt hours against 8 975 S73 0or
EIiuWHrr fcIF~ IS Eraf carrier, an
4-t.----A-A-2-i -f---4--4-4-f-t-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
M. S. Rukeyser
Postwar Preparation
Seen Aid To Investor

To paraphraSel Samuel JohnsonS aphorm about second
the gbness of first OF the forecasts by business
and indicates that hope
Even though gazing tho crystal ball hazardous
operating business executive and
his guidance working hypothesis what lies ahead
Though allowance must be made for the unpredictabe and
the illogical there salvation the fact that the laws of
way get glimpse the the present
Foresight precious Those kbiz the
Sdelne and the world the benefit OF their academic hind
sight frequently frvoouSy critical OF Of responsibility
who the risk Of adopting policies Notpe of
planning take the risk element Of decisions
relating 10 the future. -
Risk and adventure give wang TO the competitive struggle
and make the realm Of busncss zeStlul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
HostiIites Expected TO Halt in Europe First

In dealing probability Of pecemeal ending Of the
war committee on postwar Of the California State
n Commerce pointed out.
the Pacific continues after the
conduct operations
undue hardship 10 Pacific Coast industry
ndiCa ma
bpt0r- result
OF ships and aircraft the
production concentrated
PRODUCTION land equipment has been
returned
partial peacetime production would place california manufac
markets for
ptinleg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
s5oo.ooo.oo Year
Seen by Packard
in 1914 Production

ard to- start car manufacture.
assuming unuSable governments
owned m { hinery could De
cleared from the plant and
material secured for car build
ing. Other plans possible might
materialize which could even
shorten this time. he said, and
designs have already been com
pleted for modern new plant
layout which could Increase car
production as much as half again
Us peacetime high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Save S64,ooo,0oo

The Packard president sard
the company had been able 70
save the government approx
mately SEA 900, 900 on its annual
output. This was done by volun-
tarY- price reductions and BY
manufacturing economies that
brought lcosts below their esti-
mated figures.
Postwar jobs for all those re-
turning are a vital Industry con-
Germ, in the opinion of Packards
president. He explained that this
problem is directly linked 10
factory reconverSion. He felt
progress was being made with
government authorities In pre-
pairing the way for contract
termination.
Four months was his best
guess on time needed for Pack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
20-Cent Dividend
By Kalamazoo Stove

C-fffC-trIir Jan 5 Kalamazoo
stove and Furnace Co has de-
carcd The quarterly dividend of
~ cents. payable Feb 10 hold
ere of record Jan 30 Last year
four quarterly dividends Of Is
cents each were pad plus an add
tIorai payment Of 20 cents on
Dec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Personal Notes

l. Was almost industrial
night the Siatief Terrace
Room me OThor nENT Spotted
In Tho crowd Ncrn Is Is h.
brother sam Keller Mo- Rlno-
hart head Of RI Speed Ol
Charley Srccnan Of ne Board Of
Commerce And s. Anderson
president ~ me Goobsi Brewing
Go and ts sales director Bud
Carey and last bat not least
hYlorcr MAYOR IA leGuc,
Win The shadow Who Spcn5,
psr' of ms rue working for q
now spaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Toronto Exchange
Seat Brings $4,000

TORONTO. Jan 6-A member
ship on the Toronto Stock EN-
change recorded in the name Of
e. G. Fields of c. G. Fields 4 Co.
has been sold 10 Charles King Of
Charles King & Co. New York.
for S26 600 Previous transaction
was recorded al SIS OO0. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Studebdker Export
President Named

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan r.
a. Hutchinson. who before the war
headed up European operations for
Sudebaker. today was named
president of the Sudehaker EX-
port Corp. lie succeeds Arvd l..
Frank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Business Failures Low

NEW YORK, Jan. Cuisines
failures remained al a low level
In the week ended Dec 30. reports
Dun & Bradstreeir Inc They
numbered - as compared with 2t
last week and were. about one
quarter OF tho Jos reported a year
ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Heads z Bus Terminals

BAY CITY Jan s Joseph L.
Lane has been named terminal
manager for both Bay City and
Saginaw by the C-Ieat Lakes
Greyhound Bus Co. lie succeeds
Harry Ilumb6ld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
rIrr>RI RnH

rITTSBrRGH Jan s ms g TITLE
f25 s'eaay steers good ard cholce-
Sf8 2 IT, so medium and good Slig 49,
common and medium Sl2rit hetfers.
good and choice 81 IoHii medium and
good Si0I1l $40 common and medium
81 So Ju COWS. good and choice 81
~ So. wt1r.u ana Cro- 50 - q : -
Gamers sn4-r-rrers So bulls good
ana choice SiiJia cur'T0rl and me
dunn 81 so so s:ass NeeT s. -
IS So
ul3-5 IS1. 200 Jos Si3 -5qIslS. zoo
900 los Si411tl5. 22o $50 los sifr
isi5 2So-3lu Dos SlfI1FI5 300 $50
Pos Si2, 20 rs 5u t0U.I50 MS Sli u
fpurhs $40 T5ull -
SHEEP 100. steady Choice lambs
Si4 IS ttG5. medium and GOOD 81 no
3D. common arhs S507 evrs roo
ufflers g. r0 -r
CAVES ~ gtrs8v Good and choice
SIS aj7 Medium So l1 tl.is snd com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
cIIII a.

CHICAGO jar 'tISs HOGS 20 0oo
steady Top $l3 IS bulk 81 IS p - Is.
heAyes Sl3u12 So nedu Si3 ~
KITS SIg 2fqlg IS light ignts Sll 500
. 20. packing s1Vs 81 y IS, pigs. s.
all
CATTLE g. 900 s'eady caves son
steady pee steers choice Sitrt1, me
dfum So 504l6 yearuuEs xi21i Is -
Bufchers teIfers Sla4Is COWS S. =
bulls Sg4lg 50 calves s. so r15 feed
ers steers SI9al3 50. sfcckers steers, 81
ul1.2f COWS and heifers - % 81 -
SHEEP 600 steady. Lambs Slf q
1925 common Sl2 eats vear.fngs Sll so
.r-'f f--def-,- 80 g - 7s5-.aaA, s. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

IND All those eNtra dollars
-yre 1uSt atrFd IL the national
ebt," he concluded
Lincoln points ou' that there
vas some slight excuse tor price
m 7rIytrTTCUt Ut the case az 81
Clal war products IA which there
IS no pricing experience nu'
even here IpCurcueni OFFICERS
should have SuIfIcirEf eNP,I.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Earnings
wIIINs.nNERiANn

FI, ,r fnd sept go ls43 1872
Set profit 5000 9ui 81 2a--ega
a Per com share s. y 53c
aArer annual dividend requirements m
'he . per cent preferred on which unpaid
accumulated dividends Amounted"t1 S63l
050 sept. 90. 1913
CHERRY ri RREII CORP
Fis " end OCT 81 1913 1912
Net pr06' $3.50 as $500 SIS
Per common share Sis 81 20
PUGFT SOJND rowER 4 HIGHT
- mos end. nov. 3n 1888 1879
Net income S2s7.7s1 81 az
CIBAN- AMERICAN SUGAR
Fis W end Sept 80 1913 1872
Net pronf Ss64.3Aa 81 l06 uss
PR common share 53c 81 s.
-PHARIS T1RF & RI RRFR
Fis W end. Oct 81 1913 1912
Net income &20s qq2 Sllq 02I
Fer share $50 Sc
---------
DETROIT a NACKINAC
Novernhsr loss 80 tsq Nt2T SIS
n months loss s7.162 1207 60f
xlnoons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

NOTTINGHAM e fifs NJ s,sr
oPtE BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON UETlL CLOSING. Bar AoJotsth6.
OLYMPIC REC "I ~. p.. A. r 60 , s.s's
~ An.,, s.A 80 sodsrs Rs,hh.ller op.n
Ho-Hns AL DAY SATURDAY. ard sgresr
PALACE REC >, ~ ~ "a AZ 49, ' so,n
Or, Routro TODAY Urrl sjy0 . N After
% euuard, Rs,taurar' Cocs'si Lnunas-
PALMER PARK x Ss.s9.i ., 60 20 s s;,,,
q Bfurs-'os htls,i Bar ard 60n op'e b'~i.
irr 10 After u3o fr.s Parsins
Oh Iyniuu ssl7 JQS eAMPAU MA isis
T tAi ptUm 70 WV AtLEVS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RIVIERA REC 90, no ce s.., :. s,v 5.,,. ava
Op.a Ro~hro TODAY fem p Moor Unul
r N and Arai III -n-An-D.s- SGT ss-
pnyu 5000 sAsisrIouE. NJ warren
NJ Al % AtLEfS NJ. 9771
Open Bo-tro rODAV rrom p N Urtl :
SOUTHEASTERN 81 80 ~, ''' 9 S' .,1.,,
orTs ROWLING TODAY usTtL = p "
SRI. AfrrR SAT. sun AL DAY
SPRlNGWeLLS 1919 s ,,... say AVE-.
Open H0eNrn AT OAN SAT h0d sun.
Tih Cios,o0 WEEKDAY, TH :. After ~
STATE FAIR 1900 "ooo~ARo, TO $50
40 Ails,s for Opsr Boslirn Mon THROUGH ri
a. $50 p" free lrstfuttloni Afternoons
TWENTIETH CENTURY H . AI,, ,' As vi 5,s5
OpsN Alleys TODAY Un'u $50 p " ara AFTER
600 All DAY Sat ard sun Plenty Of Pioboy''
VICTORY ~ +, A I'i1. st q 4s ,',:s1
oPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL N
All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL ~ so s'ss:; TtsI Of
Ors0 Bo-iiqeN TO-DAY From 20 A ~ tot 10
r ~ ara Ahes 90 Az DAY sat. Sun ca $3.50
WAYNE ) SCHOUl no Sll.s, Va 90 ;.o Ss''
privs's lssso0s Afternoon, WAYNE SPAULptEG.
Instructor Opsn Bo~lina TN 6.is p ~
WEST DETROIT ", wyo H.Gssot es. s 90
OPEN BOWLING roOAY p. ~ UNTIL
CLOSING. All DAY Saturdays ard SUhdsy,.
KtR1'S SINCE 1888 ''oI ~ se .sJi
op,n Bo.uno TODAY Ustu p N. After N
Cocsiafi Louoe.. Oroan Music Excellent food
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

J. +. Lincoln, tWO-tlSied head
OF the Lincoln Electric Co. CON
tinues his fight against the
injustlceS of reneGouation with
an effective illustration OF how
"prce adjustments have added
countless millions 10 the cost OF
war.
Ten manufacturers Of "A pre-
war standard commercial prod
net on which the OPA price
ceiling il 500 are still manu-
featuring the same item under
the same ceiling he SAID One
of ihem-the war profiteer-
II very efficient and makes 40
per cent profit.
After paying his tHVrS-N';'i3
will 20 for excess profits taxes
and "A good portion of the re
manning ~ Mill-gn- normal
taN-the cost of the product Ia
the government Will be- less
than S65.
"<ow along come the renego-
tiatOrS," Lincoln continue IS
bitterly and they chop his
price down because hi maFgaiH
az profit il too high. The in
efficient. however. continues 10
get their 500 per unit.
suddenly the renegotiated
prontecr sees the light. That
procurement agencies don't want
efficiency, hence--he accepts his
punishment. reduces his eff
cheney. and escapes further fine, -
Lincoln added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

AMERICAN POWER LIGHT
- mos end Nov. 80 1913 1912
Net income SIS s44 0Oe $40 SIS. $50
Per pfd share IS - SIS OF
Net income t422s2f4 IS SAT 10
Per pfd share S23s S3lS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

R-HpF&- IA.-----
Fis W end Sept. 80 1913 1912
Net prom 1864 35+ ts47 go
Per class A share Sc 81 t9sS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

ALTOONA REC, ., '' si,., s's7'aA' - a' e.,
OPts BOWLING TODAY FROM 20 a ~
INril Ps saturday SUNDAYS uril P"
BEACON REC. y =, a.,!,, A. " rAI .s5.s
nPEs BOWLING TODAY UsriL sts p f.
Uosrioa 70, ~oroi0s ard Ars,noos tsauus'
BOWL. .0HONE ,5 y ,, et"t' no 49,. ,,,o
Open Bowling az All lines
einIlIn go TASr CONGRESS
OHUiLLHU ~ AHs,i 9 Tahis, ,CL 1865
OPts BOWLING TODAY usrlt AID
LFrtR 10 80 PH Att 0hT SAT AND Sun
CHENe.TRONBlY ''; ., os ~
tsrtR $50. eAsolcAP rouRsAWtsri
entry BLANKS soon AVAitABlt
CREST LANES foI y srt9ys At 90 60 az! s.sf'
Bo.i.r, psradi~ v,,t Our STAG, BAR ard
coc"ah louro, stvtR a Dull "o.ts1l
DETROIT RECREATION So aits ~ "a ~ $50
Open Bowling az Al Times!
bFYTFB RE otTte At BOSTON eLyo
o''' ee-l,'o rooAN wv 90 ? 49,. !. s,e
GARDEN REC "19 9, Sq90TAFp o 1 s,3 1850
OpEN BOWLING TODAY NOON Uhfll v
Att DAY SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
GRAND CENTRAL 1913 ~ ,t' !. ~, SAs'
rlessur. % Bo.i ~ Quis'sc ALLEYS on Detroit
trasli,Ht rrsrsporiauoo O. Rm ara St'ssicsr
cpIunWIv orr 1885 GRAND RIVER
OnNNUNHl 0LU' VI 1880
So Brand Me- ALLEYS Opsn Bo~u0g SATURDAY.
nd SUNDAYS Beautiful Cocktail Louoqs
cpEIT awe 90 BALTIMORE
OnCHI lRkLo AZ woodward M $3.50
n A. Bn~ura-io Aleys in Ros-uuu 8 90
s0d After % o0 M-Cocsiau Bar
IMPERIAL Rec 'F assfs,l r2'p 9osA 4t9s
IN % NODrRE Alloys
op.o rysrs GA, Urtd "idnioet Ma. siss
j. J. MILLETT'S "' T ~ t.yi,, AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LUWC , nEO, 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
Cocktail Lourus MUrrsy 1912
1875 East isf,'sor At tssts~n.
4 unVv- cro+vt-- LRAkn-RINLR- Al
LUGhI SIhlht rHG BLVD ~. 7.ss5s
oPUs BOWLING DAILY IRON 70 A. ". on
q BRUNSWICK tsFts. BAR.
MT. ELLIOTT BEG ESQ =. NJ 5 $50
osss Au.y, IOvsV 1870 - Ustu
2. n. Ylsr Our coes,sh Lounge. kNssI'ni fooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

months was his best
time needed for Pack
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-06

other tourist-attracting facilities -
calls for an annual expenditure of
SCI 100000 over a decade, requiring
annually $500 man-years of labor,
mostly of a seasonal and intermit-
tent nature.
National park service officials esti-
mate that its annual outlay for i'm
provements would average about
one dollar per visitor at the 1941 rate
of tourists to national park areas,
containing many of natures finest
masterpieces.
Since the parks are scattered
throughout the country, such an ex-
penditure would benefit all sections
In addition to the aesthetic value of
keeping our parks in tip-top condi-
ton, park officials believe that the
investment in the tourist trade will
be decidedly good business.
Into the interior departments list
of postwar proposals has gone much
painstaking study by experts in
their respective fields. They are con-
WINGED that the projects which they
have worked out are forward-looking
but in no way visionary. Congress,
of course, will have the last word.
To translate the program into
reality will cost perhaps three and
three-quarters billions of dollars,
about as much as it costs to carry
on the war for two weeks.