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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
: Firms
Formed

LANSING. April II tuP) The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
filing of articles of Incorporation
by the following new firms;
Annex. Inc. Battle Creek
=Grai-se-A= Minister Battle
Creek. incorporation 10 deal in
motor vehicles and accessories.
$1,000 common
City Carriage. Inc 800 Twenty
third. Detroit. Robert. G. Fischer
OF Detroit, incorporation. to deal ~
trucks, tractors and automobiles
$4,000 common.
Robert Smith Motor Co 200 s
Division. Grand Rapids, Robert s
Smith of Grand Rapids inCorpo.
rator. TO deal in trucks. tractors
and automobiles, $l25,O0O com.
mon
United Steel Supply Corp
1857 Wildcrrere. Detroit, Thomas
]. Mcintosh. Theodore z. Carol
and David {. Pence Of Detroit
incorporation, TO deal in steel anC
metal supplies, $4,000 common
Uptown Vogue Shoppe Inc.
l650l Woodward. Highland Park
Adele Saffady Of Detroit. lncOr
porator. to deal in dry goods
$4,000 common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17

John II. Middlekamp. director
of the WPB automotive division.
was slated TO preside at the
opening session. Nelson's out
line of the governments posi-
ton on reconversion was TO
start the ball rolling.
Industry's representatives are
c. +. Wilson and Albert Brad
ley for General Motors: X. T.
Keller and B. f. Hutchinson for
Chrysler; Henry Ford III and
Ray Rausch for Ford; George
Christopher and j. n. Marks for
. Packard; A. E. Barit and S. c.
Bats for II son; George
Mason and A. NJ. Wibel for
Nash; Paul G.. Hoffman and
Courtney Johnson for Stude-
baker; Ward M Canadsy and
d. G. Roos for WHY'S and
Powell Crosley Jr. and r. c.
Cosgrove for the Crosley Corp.
The hearings will be private.
While this is only one of many
industry conferences which Mel
son has held and will hold. it
is being watched closely by the
nation. What happens TO the
automotive industry may we'll
be the hint on policies for all
business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
What S New
In Business
Business Men Have
Place in Politics
By WARD SCHULTZ

About "A week or 50 ago, my
esteemed contemporary Merryle
Stanley RukeySer devoted a
column TO businessmen in poll
tics. lie said that Wendell Will
kie could not be claSSed AS a
bona fide businessman but that
Calvin Coolidge placed as much
reliance on the advice of buSl-
ness leaders as any modern
president Rukeyser asked for
more real businessmen IN gov
eminent.
Now comes letter from a
reader OF this column in which
he points out that a business
man" is running for Congress IN
the Thirteenth District which
is located here in Detroit.
The writer points 10 the bust
ness background Of this man
Howard Coffin - the Socony
Vacuum Co. and goes on 10 say
that Coffin is a keen student OF
government. a civic leader and
has had excellent relations with
labor.
| don't know Mr.. Coffin per
sonally and this is not political
column. but l do feel free to
comment that he IS setting an
excellent example for other men
who have made their mark IN
business by endeavoring 10 serve
his community politically.
Win or lose. his rs con-
StTuctiVe mONe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Broad Aqende

But the agenda, which the
automotiVe companies have had
IN their hands long before the
meeting today, shows how broad
the discussions will be. The
meeting will probably take two
days and will cover the whole
field. from what the manufac-
turers establish as the minimum
number Of cars which they can
afford 70 build 10 what plants.
facilities and machines owned
by the government each of the
companies would be interested
in buying.
The meeting will take up the
methods by which limitation
orders and controls now in
effect will be removed. The
Ways and means of avoiding
unemployment will be an i'm
portant topic.
Each company has sent a vast
amount of data to the meeting
for n e $ ms perusal. Each
knows what equipment II will
need, what il wants to purchase
from the government. And they
have a long and varied list OF
materials which they would like
the government 10 allow them
TO get for experimental pur-
poses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Metal Men Meet

Ana next Thursday night the
Detroit chapter OF the Amerl-
can Foundrymen'S Association
Will hold itS monthly round
table Schedule
. Harry W Dietert. president
OF II. w Dietcrt Co, witt DIS
cuSS Mold Atmosphere Control
10 Improve Casting Finishes -
. A. r Ruppe superintendent
Of the BcndiN Foundrics speaks
ON Advancing aluminium FOun-
dry Practice
. J 4. Don engineer ef iIel-
croft Co. discusses Gas Atmos-
phereS In Malleablc Annealing
Furnaces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
VIA Hunts
Corn Hodrds.

WASHINGTON, April II fuPl
The corn shortage has become
so acute that the WA has de-
cided tentatively 10 send crews
into the corn belt 10 determine
how much corn farmers are hold
ing i'm excess of actual feeding re-
quirements. IL was learned today.
Whenever SURPRISES are found
10 exist, il was said. agricultural
adjustment agency agents will Of
fer 90 shell and truck the. corn to
the nearest storage or shipping
center and pay the farmer the
price he would receive for deliver
ing the corn Al these points.
BY paying Smelling and trucking
costs. the government would in
directly give the farmer a higher
price without directly raising the
ceiling. The OPA has refused 10
authorize direct price increase.
The plan. subject TO last min
ute changes, probably Will be an
nOunCed sometime this week, IL
/ follows series of conferences
during the last 10 days between
WF'A. OPA, WPB and office of
economic sterilization officials.
Some re6neries, processing corn
for vital war materials. already
have shut dUwU because or in
ability TO get corn RequiSitioning
Of corn from country elevators,
ordered by WA in March,
has failed 10 I'll needs. This is
true although the "Set-aSide" for
industrial users was faiSed from
35 10 so per cent on April l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Gould Publish Pledge TO Customers

In make this clear the outstanding manuiac ufef
prepare public pledge TO their customers pledge to
resisting rising tendencies on me
pledge take advantage OF temporary cac
limit manufacturers and resale maTkup 10 norman costs
o manufacture and distribution.
a would lay important oundalhnN lot
public confidence 1t would tell the public winch urea Oh ouedu-
alternative not chaos.
Ii would propaganda that only mama gov
between the customer and proiteerng business
a influence for business 10 announce mat
intended in the post arnSce
period against chaos II would add 10 me
popular respect leading corporations set the pace IN
pedging will take advantage OF passing SCARCITY 10
base prices traffic viii hear hut VIII instead stay
markups estimated costs OF manufacture
and distribution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
DAY Is COMING
Priorities

The Detroit regionsi office OF the war
Production BoafI announced today the
following prorities actions
NJ $40 Amended Miscellaneous Chemi-
calls Establishes control OF psrunate Of
Apu material
P1f2. Dir Authorization to order
Additional Track Materials Permits
operators 20 use AL rating for addi-
tionai amounts Of track materials Tor
third and fourth quarter 1914 delivery
subject to certain conditions
y GIMP Res / Amendment ReVises
ASSIGNMENT OF allotment procedure, re-
Vises table ip pataErsph dl %. revises
restrictions on placing of Orders reVokcs
paraptsrh O\ 80 du On sample orders
adds restuciieu on acceptance and rejec-
IS Amended Plumbing fixtures -
Modjnes restrictions on manufacture OF
crease OH and plaster iniercepiors
L-153 Amended Automotive Replace
vent Parts " ADDS specisl provisions for
reduction of truck and bus replacement
arts
For further details contact WPB 1910
Woodward Ave Phone TT $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Burroughs Outlook

Burroughs Addln Machine
Co had untitled site
orders for regular products of
only s. 02i0O0 al the start Of
this year or 5000 600 less than
q year earlier
Because rs operations are
largely IN No J critical labor
areas. the company chances
appear slim for any broa q
Improvement soon IN manuiaC-
turing schedules for normal
lines
So long as this situation con
tlnucS, the company y margin IT
profit is not likely 10 show
much change in 1914 compared
with 1913. Indications are tEat
net profits for the current half
year may approximate the ST.
7S4 81 or - cents a share on
5000 900 no-par capital shares
in the corresponding half OF
1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Opportunity TO Hall Runaway Prices

In ttning opportunities 10 SIarI uha"aY
such great
would only rendering public service but woud
be interest Ihey Would
rich intangible assets IN brand acceptance
prestige They would be aVerg me atel
Of debating prices
In stating positions anchor 10 which the postwar
should make that II IS making
in which has discretion II could
of 10
through improving manufacturing technques and through ea
pledge display restraint
the basis OF eN
plotting temporary insdequacy supply relation 70 demand
alter I'D Neu PcS
has removed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Stocks Open
Irregular

NEW YORK. April L tUP) -
Stocks were narrowly irregular in
opening dealings today Cotton
started unchanged 20 ? points
higher. Bonds were steady
r. Changers hptd wTtnTn a narrow
range. Sinclair Oil. leader IN ac-
tivity last week, opened at l27s,
off X. II was reported during the
week that 100000 shares OF Sin
clair had been bought by the
ompany, most of it from the
Rockefeller interests.
Leading groups did little. Cen
eral tors was fractlonally
higher. L. s. Steel had a similar
gain in its section. Santa Re was
firm IN an otherwise little changed
rail list Pullman moved slightly
: higher in the rail equipments
Motion picture shares were
easier. Prior 10 the opening II
was announced United Artists had
acquired the interest IN that com
pany formerly held by Alexander
korda. at reported price OF ST.
OOU. ODO.
Senior issues Of Engineers Pub
lie Service were higher on author
iZalion from the securities and
exchange commission OF plans "a
reacqulre outstanding preferredS
- 4 cost of mot more than 81.
100000" The ) preferred rose 4
point and the 5i2 preferred was
up - on opening transactions
a long list OF issues. including
Commonwealth K Southern. Stan
GARD of California. American Tele-
phone United AirlineS. Montgom-
cry Ward international Nicke
and CuriISS Wright. were un.
changed from the previous close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ). Kukeyser
Urges Postwar Plans
Re Outlined Now

theorists taking TO
soften public for price and other economic con
while after the there opportu
nifty business leadership assert itself
intellectual thee-rlng
topgh
especially durable comfort goods industries which
suspended duration should forthwith notice
public they and able to take the enS back
aft war haS successfully accomplished
alternative compromising with academic IDEAS winch
order for spokesman OF
great automobile appliance and similar industries TO
they proceed after the war without
ceilings and government-impoSed wage sterilization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Gear Policy TO u. S. Economic Interests

relatively winch are qo1n
automobiles electrical Appliances
rational pocy geafeu 10
long- m Of the nation.
Such procedure would be magnificent gesture IN the drec
tion of self policing ot business r.
atmosphere needed for transition rom
an abnormal economy back peace economy
the experience was giea
ready after victory TO return 10 me
main highway .a.,.
highway the principal objective OF economic ac
through the processes OF private enterprise p'e
o 100000 American families
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17

NEW YORK. April 17-Paper
production for, the week ended
April s was equal 10 q per cent
of capacity against S8 per cent IN
the preceding week and S9.9 per
cent for the week ended April
10. 1913. according 10 an Ameri-
can Paper and Pulp Assn. INDEX
of mill activity.
Paperboard prodUctieR-in the
week of April 8 was 81 per cent
Of capacity against SO per cent IN
the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
He got shore looking ike ,ahty mod bug collector"

I HANGING precariousy to the rock, Jack Barrymore
put MS last OF strength INTO one final heave
which he hoped would raise him TO safe place He wrote
OF the Spine-ChIling moment
Il got the toe, but the knee in that blessed but
painfully temporary sanctuary, and hung. Something
rock sweat don't know which gaze slightly, and one
felt sensation not much Of fright extraordinary
lightness and breath eSSness--like deviation.
1T may indeed be the acme OF fright II Such sensation
can apparently make clearer the scntant facets Of one
bean and body ,
Barrymore added he coud see the headlines, "Dtsn
e,iisned Tragedian Falls To Death while Walking Cliff IN
Drunken Stupor But the rock held and after reaching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
ARMY MISSING
European Area

Batory. S/Sgt Walter q.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Batory. mother.
1921 Moenart. Detroit
Berner, I'd 1t. Gerald r.
Carl II. Berner, father 1850
Richton, Detroit.
Bison, I'd 1t. Walter r..
Mrs. Mary Bison, mother, 64ll
Barton. Detroit.
Gold. Ist 1t. John f.. Mrs
Patricia NJ. Gold, wife, l4S76
Turner. Detroit.
Sala. S/Sgt. Joseph Isl
dore Sala, father. 1885 ST
AlbertuS, Detroit.
Archibald, Sgt. Davis Mrs
Dorothy +. Archibald, wife
Royal Oak.
Bender, I'd 1t. John NJ. Mrs
Jennie a. Bender, mother St
Joseph
Boyer. Sgt. William l.. Clyde
w. Boyer. father, Sault Ste
Marie
Brimmer. 6 SGT. Lloyd F.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Brimmer, mother
Kalamazoo.
Burns. I'd 1t James X. w
Maurice Burns. father. Grand
Rapids.
---~~-~~~~->>~>' Monddy. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Edward FaICk New
War Utilities Director

WASHINGTON, April l7-Don-
aid Nelson, chairman of WPB,
today announced appointment of
Edward F'alck as director Of Office
OF War Utilities.
F'alck succeeds J A. Krug, who
is leaving TO accept a commission
as a lieutenant commander in the
navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17

the top ne managed TO take pictures and lower him.
self to safety without further mishap.
The actors vacation ending d exciting swirl
OF activity. The next morning he up early 10 have
last day OF fishing. His dinghy swamped in the surf
and he had to swim from forty yards oshore He had
his and field glasses dashed TO his neck.
The undertow threatened to take HIM under but a
foruitousy carried him ashore. lie reached safety,
he says. Looking like slightly mad bug collector That
night he septle stunned SOW and next day unlashed
and laid away hiss rods He going home TO Dolores
The cruiser put in stMazatlan the following morning
where he called at the American Consulate then visited
the bar OF the hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE
STATUTORY NOTICE
To NEXT -OF-KIN
or SARAH lane McKFNZTr


Re SARA JANE MCKENZIE fnss
Wright late 81 Hope Street South IRIS
name IN the state Of Queensland. wife "
James Mckenzie deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that ai persons
claiming 90 be next of kin ~ the above
named SARAH JANE MCKENZIE tn@e
Wright late Of Hope street South Bris-
bane in the state Of Queensland. Australia
deceased VINO died on 90 about ne
TWENTY -fourth dsv ~ September 1877
A, n. 80 Brisbane in ths said state are
hereby required 90 forward proof ~ their
relationship % The Public Curator Bris-
mare. on on before the thirty hrst dsv ~
july tg4f and that after the expiration
Of the\ LAST mentioned cate. The PublJ
CURATOR vii proceed 20 diAtTiDuts The
assets OF the said deceased amongst tns
parties entitled thereto. having regard only
~ the claims of which he ahall then hsv.
had notice.
DATED hs teenty seventh day %
r g HARNETr.
Pubic Curstor
Brisbane. AuStraha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Discuss inventories

Russ SLIGHTEST OF !. l.. llud-
son drops 4 line 80 say that
the Detroit Controllers Group
viii meet Wednesday a. 6,45 In
lIuylers for a panel discussion
OF inventory procedures
Panel members arc J.. G.
Cole. Crowley-Nllner'S. Alfred
Nray. Himclhoch'S FREQ Lo-
gan. kroger. r G Stephen,
dSou'S and John Abel
Davidson Bros
Inventory shrinkageS VIII
also be- discussed and that
important these days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
SomerveIl Here

There big dinner sch,
ulad At the DAG next Friday
night at which 1t Gen Brehon
Somcrven will be guest of
honor.
The Automotive Council for
War Production will be most
and il follows meeting of dis
trict chiefs and deputy district
chiefs OF the j. ordnance lis
trictS which Was called by
Mai. Cen Levin Campbell At
this earlier meeting. Brig zen,
Quinton Will BE- host TO ms TEL
low officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Pioneer Firms Pick
Advertising Agency

Advertising of both the Pioneer
Pump and Manufacturing Com
pany and the Pioneer Engineer
ing and Manufacturing Company
now are being handled by the ST,
Claire Advertising Agency OF De-
troit. A. NJ. Sargent president oil
the two Pioneer firms, announces.
Paul f. Cattey is account eXecu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Burroughs Awarded
Amy-NaW { Flag

The Army-Nayy e was pre-
sented last week 10 the Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co. by
Capt A. V. Magly. u. s. Navy,
in recognition of outstanding
achievement in the production OF
war materials.
The award followed by only a
few months public release of the
news that Burroughs was turning
out Norden Bombsights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17

Csrmack. Sgt. Walter r. -
Mrs, Mary NJ Carmack, witep
Brighton.
Clark, T/Sgt. Frank C.-Mrs
May j. Clark, mother, Wyan-
dotte.
Cooper, I'd Ii. Robert r. -
Mrs. Hazel (. Cooper. mother.
Charlotte.
Erickson, LIST 1t. Milton F.
Mrs Joan B. Erickson, wife,
Birmingham
Gressler. T/Sgt. Edward !.
Mrs. Irene NJ. Gressler. wife.
Grand Rapids.
Pulido. S/Sgt. Vince t
Joseph l. Pulido father, Ink
ster
Ritzema. I'd 1t. William II.
James II. Ritzems. father,
GreenVille
Simon. : Sgt. GUSTAV j. -
Vincent p. Simon, father. Dag
gett
Zielinski. I'd 1t. Donald r
Mrs. AnaStazia NJ. ZielinSki.
mother. Bay City.
NAVY MISSING
Husk. Ensign William-Nerlin
Husk. father. Waltz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Auto
Motor Officials
Meet With Nelson
10 Plan Reconversion
By SILER FREEMAN

Nine heads OF the auto COM
panies and their nine aides arc
IN Washington today 10 discuss
with Donald NJ. Nelson, head Of
the War Production Board. the
problems of recovering their
factories and plants from war
10 peace. both partial and full.
II is an opportunity that many
of the industrialists had often
said they would welcome Now
II is here.
What the ultimate results
will be. none will venture. a
guess. 1t will NOT mean that
automobiles will replace guns.
tanks. planes and other war
goods on the production lines.
At least, not for a long, long
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Buell. Die & Machine
Dividend Is Z Cents

The Buell. DIe and Machine
Company OF Detroit has declared
It's regular quarterly dividend OF
, cents payable May 3 10 stock
Of record of May -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
LEGAL notice

PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co
Notice Of Annual Meeting OF stockholders
- - Detroit, Michigan April 1. 1914
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Inc annual meeting of the stockholders
or PERE a r q U + T T E RAILWAY
COMPANY viii he held at the general
office OF the Company IN the General
Motors Building. in the city OF Detroit
michigan, on Tuesday. May q 1914 AZ
TWO O'Clock p m. for the following pur.
poses.
a. the election OF directors for the
ensuing year:
ca the election of fnspectors ~ elee-
lion. and
CD the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the meeting
The stock transfer books Will not ne
closed. but under the bylaws OF the
Company no stock can be voted at SAID
meeting unless registered on the books ~
the Company for ten days previous 10
said meeting.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
r. r. LOHMEYER. Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
General Finance Dividend

CHICAGO, April 17-General
Finance Corp. declared ash
dividend of Is cents. per share on
the Series a preferred stock
and 30 cents per share on the
Series b" preferred stock as the
regular -serniannuat dividend, pay
able May Is. 1914 to stockholders
of record as of Nav 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Dividends
LEGAL NOTICE
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
Detroit Michigan Anrn "a.

Detroit. Michigan, April 4. 1s44
The Annual Meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Michigan Central RaiIros
Company for the election OF Directors.
ana OF three Inspectors OF Election, and
the transaction OF such other business as
may be lawfully brought before the meet
Of the Company. Room 400 Michigsn
Central Terminal Building In the City 81
Detroit. Michigan, on Thursday, Nav 4,
1874. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The Stock Transfer Books will n. closed
Al O'Clock p. NJ. on Friday. April IA.
1sit, and will reopen at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
on Friday. May 5, 1944
JOSEPH M. oMAHoNEY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Cannot Change Monetary Situation

OF beyond lis jurisdiction ana chahse
largely matter OF government
policy Likewise government makes costs rigid IL cannot
there opportunity
for -.
Nevertheless branded lines. the manufacturer mas me
himself and also through ms dealer ana u
voluntary ceilings on reia OF resale
prices OF branded commodities. -
such forbearanc price 10 for getting
nlf Of NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Capper 0Ks
Taft S Draft
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United states senator Fram ksnsss
-r.-ss=i=i In, Ar DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON. April 17-Con-
gress is in session again--more or
less marking time until the eX-
pected invasion OF the continent
gets under way
7 Invasion uncertainty by the
way, is perhaps the best alibi
available right now for some of
+ the contradictory manpower poll
cieS programs, press releases and
statements, orders and regula-
tons.
But even with all the worries
that beset the heads of the mill
tary and civilian agencies con-
cerned with manpower. the goings
on OF the past few weeks in re-
gard to drafting men for the
armed services seem almost mex
cusable. after four years expert
ence in dealing with those prob
lens.
| want 10 endorse, in sub
stance, the following APPOINT pro-
gram. proposed on the floor Of
the Senate last week by Senator
Taft OF Ohio:
1-'Develop a long-range plan
for the armed services
based upon probable manpower
needs, with agreement among
all the executive heads con
cerned. Make the classificationS
clear and definite and treason
ably permanent.
C-"AnnOunce il Ia the public
- a. final except - some
great emergency clearly re-
quires "A change"
Al this point ! might make a
suggestion Of my own Don {
start looking for the next great
emergency while the mimeo-
graph machines are grinding out
the permanent Pfogf am.
O-"Stlck To II. once adopted,
- 81 that those In the various
CategOries can plan their lives
accordingly, at least for few
months
t--"Stop confusing every per
son In the country between
the ages OF TX and 80 and let
the people get down 10 the ser
i0us business OF winning the
war"
Unless something like the fore
going Is done IN short tlme. the
resentment Of an Infatuated peo-
pie is going 10 be expressed in IN
pleasant ways, IN my Judgment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17

1t should be kept that this during Prohibit
ton in the United States Jack describes his
the diary
Il wondered entirely unprepared into what seemed q
vision Of the pasta high cool sCrupulous bar, presided
by angels in white real bartenders with linen
atfsble exteriors everything,
II stood hat in hand in the sancthed twilight that
spacious haven and ordered glass beer arrived 10
tail, thin clean crystal Of Grecan proportions
creamy bead II.
Il tasted il, dear reader 1t was heaven was LIQUID
msnna The planets seemed To pause Hot Dog! But thar
glass OF beerl"
Continued totnorroVl