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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01
SPENDS SEVERAL DAYS HERE

Mrs. Jessie Mae Thomas, manager OF the Century Btu
rial Association Ackefman Miss spent several
tending Mrs Neterne Williams Of Louisville, while she
confined the Afro-Amercan Hospital Mrs. Thomas
active young who has excellent ability i'll
putting whatever assigned her Aside from handling
The affairs of the Century Burial she is instrumental in
Helping build and up Afro lodges being Financial
Secretary herself.
The Century Voice enjoys wide circulation in and
Alderman and the bordering which
the splendid work OF Mrs, Thomas Shortly after she
turned Alderman she left for vacation in Chicago H.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01
ATTENDS DAUGHTER

Mrs jamie F. Srnger. manager of the Century Burial
Association Columbus Miss, spent few days here
che bedside of her daughter Porta who underwent OPP
Grafton at the Afro-American Hospital We are happy to
report that the daughter is doing fine and Mrs Strnger
has returned to her post OF duty.
Mrs Strnger is energetic and we'll thought of
ager OF the Columbus Branch Since she took charge this
district has grown considerably She devoted her
ties and the Century Burial Association as a whole.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01
With Our District Managers
UNDERWENT OPERATION

Mrs. Veterine Williams, manager OF the Century Btu
rial Association Louisville. Miss, patient
at the Afro-Amercan Hospital where she underwent
operation Her reaction normal and she able
the usual number of davs From
received she is improving nicely and we hope for her
complete recovery. "a
The Louisville Branch has made excellent progress u-
der the management of Mrs. Williams and she and her
husband Mr. James Williams big the assoca-
ton.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01
VISITS SISTER

Mr. Charles Stringer able efficient manager the
Century Burial Association Clarksdale, Miss spent few
with his sister. Miss Porta Stringer who
confined to the Afro-American Hospital
Mr.. Stringer's time limited. but he shared few
minutes of it at the Century office He brought with
him Prof Higgins. principal OF the High School in Carks
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01
THE BULLETIN

THE FOLLOWING DEATHS WERE REPORTED
FROM CENTURY BURIAL FUNERAL HOMES
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE
Yazoo City District
Jasper Emorc Henrietta Arlington, Mile Tanier, Hat
tie Miles, Alice B. Hudson Martha Hollis General Lee
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01

dale who spoke complimentary of office Mr. String
putting excellent program Clarksdale and
favorably impresses all who in contact with him
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01

Mr. John Edwards, manager of the Century Burial AS
ISOLATION at Greenwood Miss the leading district of the
tury recently spent hour here transacng bust
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01

liam Hardy, Sterling Bynum,
links, c. Y. Howard, Roosevelt
liam Goar, Minnie Conner, Bette
John Lacy, Alonzo Martin, Eddie
liams, Allen Taylor
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01

Columbus District
Margie Ann Townsend, Wayne Williams, Minnie Jack
son, Lucille Jackson Sammie Worthy Mary Taylor Sarah
Green.
Clarksdale District
L. A. Mckinney, Ollie Franklin Milton Owens, Will
liam Davenport, Maissa Cockeram, Dosla Parker Mary
Ilbbler Dock Harris James Davis, Malinda Carter, John
Moore, Pearl Fox, Kiie Winters, Sol Watson Bryant
Grant Caie Holloway, Margaret Peterson. Lille Ghentry
Virginia Brown Finns McClain Grant Cakes, Ella Lee
Anderson Mabe Williams, Jessie Crawford, Clarence Dam
pier r Agnes Green Jim Wilson, Charley Bell, Ua Oliver
Columbus District
Winnie Williams, Willie Shotwell, Kyc Vaughns, Will
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-07-01

1.-THE Fifth War Bond Drive is
i over-bw THE Invasion is NOT!
Actually, the war right now is
at its most critical stage-which
is just why our men need your
support as never before, why they
need you to help pay for the mass
of materials of all kinds that will
bring crushing defeat to our enc
mics that much sooner!
OF course, you have just done
your part in the Fifth War Loan
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Ionks crow from the open lows OF
Isis to the Nocmtoor beach ond rumble
Oft tor the front lines The eod tonk
oorncs bulldo.cr nose tor buN enemy
p'IlboNcs ond gun cmplocements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Dow-JonesClosing
Stock Averages
M. 5. Rukeyser
M. 5. Rukeyser
Full Employment
As Postwar Objective

Appeasement used domestic class conflict as well as in
international affairs.
IN spirit WnSr0n chUTCtTt recent broadcast
uncrtcaly accepted fun employment post
obiectiXe.
OF me define "fu1 II Is sone
thing like the question How high is up"
Obviously glib phrasemakcr don't by full employ
the pretwenteh century standard OF employment i hours
DAY. days week
Presumably the direction 8 Job with short
hours for every able and willing to work
Docs that A 40hour week
In recent formidable on subject Reuther
president Of the United Auto WoIkerS Go argued mat
30-hour week might he adequate
As of fact. dynamic, growing economic society
greater mechanical and
work hour II impossible TO shorten the
worked week lowering living standards unless
there has been the technique of production
AS and tools and echnqueS improve
which shall dividends The choice
between leisure goods the half between
1880 and 1880 elected to take both of benefits Smutane
ouSy
The implication behind fun employment is
that any entitled a job
Perhaps he but unless the worker trained and prepared
for the job he Will achieve his potentals producer
unless young aud women impressed with their
obligation themselves and TO to achieve their
opmum of competence and skill the national growth and develop
nccdleSSly Suned
1t conceivable that future society the fecundy Of
machines Of mechanical will be thar viii
be able take OF their material with extremely short
working hours
Full employment be rcntcrpcicd
The right Of workers hommaker the
right
tor working for the Duration graceful retire
ncnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Forge Wins
Shop Title
81 ANDINGs
LIaNs

Dodge Forge is the new cham
pion Of the Chrysler Interplant
League today by seven games
over runner-up Tank Arsenal
In the position matches last
night al Palace Recreation. Forge
shut out Tanks, 1854 TO 262l.
Minus Fred Wolf who is out
with A back injury, and George
(7S4) Lukach. Tank Arsenal was
below par. An 1913 middle kept
Forge from a 5000 as the other
games were 1896 and 1925
In spite of his absence. Wolf
gets the money for first in the
yerages with 200 20 Tom
DOrazio, last years winner. had
a TOT for his final series that
carried him 10 fourth over Phil
Van Slembrouck. D'OraZio closed
with 1926.
Lukach beat out Frank Zion
for second by II pins. 1875 20
1884 Van Slembrouck had fifth
on 1862 D'Orazio'S 707 is fourth
on the board
Leading scorers on tho final
night were Tom Joseph 632 John
Lackner 61g Walter CaCh. 6.5'77
Bill Stein COS; Carl kumm, COZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
What S New
In Business
National Bank Detroit
Adds 2 Gold Stars
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Earl Tailor, vice president
and director of personnel for
the National Bank of Detroit,
called 10 tell me that prepare
tionS were being made 10 put
up the second gold star on the
banks service flag.
With an obvious catch in his
voice he told me that young
Robert &. MacDonald'S parents
were notified yesterday that
their son was killed in action
in Italy
Within an hour he called back
10 say that two new gold stars
were 10 be added instead of one,
making a total OF three. Will
liam Days father was notified
that his son was killed in action
al Anzio.
Both boys joined the bank in
March. 1871, both were indicted
IN March, 1913. and both were
20 years old.
Earl. who served in the last
war could only comment that
the war has come closer 10
every man and woman in the
National Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Auto
Graphs
Truck Tire Crude
Content Cut Down
By SILER FREEMAN

Standard sizes OF civilian
truck tires viii have less crude
and more synthetic rubber
after tomorrow. under the pro-
visions OF "A new directive lust
issued by Rubber Director
Bradley Dewey to the tire man
ufacturers. The cut in crude
content will be approximately
- per cent and will lessen the
drain on the remaining stocks
OF natural rubber still left in
this country.
The decrease in the proper
ton OF crude 10 synthetic has
been made possible by the in
crease IN the supply Of high
tenacity rayon cord Use Of
rayon in truck and bus tires
offsets the destructive heat
buildup that normally syn
thetlc causes.
Two Of the major types Of
trick tires affected by the dr.
receive are the 825-20, 1O-ply
standard highway tires and the
1l-22, 12-ply Similar CONVEX
slons are being made in the
intervening sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Hudson
Net Drops

Hudson Motor Car Co. and IFS
domestic and Canadian sub
NidlarIeS today reported net
profit for The year ended Dec 81
1913 Of 81 637.9oS or Sl.O3 a
share a. compared with S2.122. OBJ
or - 33 4 share IN The year 1912
The net IN 1913 Is subject TO
rcnegotlalon and i after a re-
serve for loss IN value Of auto
dies and tools reserve Of Sl.3lS..
200 for postwar conversion and
other war contract contingencies
Provision for federal income
dnd cNceSS profltS taxes totaled
s. 095 976 in 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Cadillac Celebrates

Application OF autOmOtiNe
technique and engineering and
metallurgical know how i'm con-
nection with the precision build
ing Of aircraft engine parts
has raised by 40 per cent the
horsepower Of the Allison liquid
cooled fighter plane engine with
no increase in the overall
weight. IS was disclosed at the
Allison-CadillaC fifth anniver-E
Sary observance OF co-opera-
tive effort between these two
divisions of General Motors on
the Allison engine building pro-
gram.
On this fifth anniversary Of
the signing OF original con-
tracts. Cadillac played host to
IA Allison officials from Indian
apolis. headed by Gen Manager
f B. Newill, in a full days
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
armers' Market

FIX ITS Apples RsidVins fancy. 81 o.
nu So s. so delicious fancy
50 oa hu 80 D. 81 80. Mcintosh fancy.
- OBJ hu 80 So 50a3 rs. Jonathaos
fancy 50 90 hu No S325g3 5o.
screenings fancy St05 bu No i S39
. %" Norhctn Spys fancy, 4o5 bu
80 - So ~ 3 ~ Nageuers fanr,
- na bu 40 S3H3 So Siesle.s re1
ianc' - oi hp SO 49, sO13 IS Nofe
lh hu
LETTUCE AID SALAD GREENS
te.'r cabbage. So Si.5O.2 hu t.est
iei'ure dollhouse. 80 T. 81 23uI 30 Io-lb
basket
VEGETARLE GREENS French enay,
Nu 81 20 5-ih boz
NhGfrABLES tmisceIIanrousf Rssts
tn sack Parsnlps. 80 J SO 50at nu.
Potatoes No s. 25n2f0 100 lbs
RutsbAEss 80 x1ule5 bu S1ussh
iuhtsrd s. hu Turnips topped No
81 - 70 500 hH Vegetable oysters No
s - don hchs Rhubsrh dollhouse fancy
~ ~ Soc IN boN choice s0n 65c small
81 21u SO duz bchs
EGGS Large. 81. 5oaii5 50 ao.doa
case medium xau1O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Exam Next
For York
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. March 81 -
What about Rudy York?
That was the big question mark
In the Tiger camp today as the
first baseman prepared for pre-
induction physical here Monday.
York received permission from
draft board in Gainesville.
Ga. 10 transfer the examination
TO Evansville.
Save for a trick knee. result
OF an old basketball injury, York
knows of no physical ailments he
may have.
Whether or not he is accepted
for military duty. York is quite
likely TO start the season, less
than three weeks away. The
Tigers open with the Browns at
Briggs Stadium April lS.
He may get In a couple Of
months of play, which would be
of help 10 the hard-hit Tigers.
incidentally. York has received
a number of offers" from soldier
camps. apparently anxious to boil
ster their lineupS.
York, king of the American
Leagues home run hitters with "a
circuit drives last season. along
with Pinky Higgins, represents
Detroit's batting power in extra
base hits.
The club suffered in this de-
partment with the loss OF Dick
Wakefield, but 10 lose York. and
possibly Higgins. who is in la,
would hurt
Besides being the leagues home
run leader. York also baggcd the
runS-batted-in honorS with llS
In the junior circuit in 1942.
Don Ross, who probably viii
start the season in right field
will be groomed 10 take York
place AT first base IN case the big
fellow is called
Paul Richards. veteran catcher
and Higgins arc due 10 reach
camp from Texas Sunday night
Though in IA, Higgins announced
he would come 10 camp and take
his chances as ball player
With a warm sun temperIng a
cold wind. the Tigers were put
rough a strenuous workout yes
friday. Another is booked for
today, a final polishing off for tho
exhibition game with the Cubs
here tomorrow. first of two Schcd-
uled with the National Leagucrs
for the weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Leaders Keep
Apd(e in Metro

Rainbow and Standard. tied for
second and one game out OF first,
hold their rating in The Metro
poltan CLASSIC League largely he
cause they each won TWO last
night Al Centennial As Kopplll
did the same
Rainbow niCkod Progressive.
29}6 20 2720. Standard disposed
OF Chene-Trombk 1919 10 2i7Z
and koppitZ took kraionke. Z7ll
10 25q6
Individually fWo Paiubows
were first and second and were
the only one, 10 bear 600 Fred
Miller leading IN Tho alcraccs-
and Tony Catuso had b49 and
636.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Priorities

The Detroit regional offfrs ~ ~. Wsf
o. auction Board announced today the foi-
loViuE prioritie les actions
rl42 DIR amended Special re-
stfCtions On ordering certain tens Re
stsrs direction 10 conform with amended
ve-.i1n % P.ItZ
purchase orders for nse distribution trans
formers
l-20t amended House Traders etc q"
Rstlsps allotment procedure - use CNPL-
I50P @
LIS amended Coal Stokers" Pc.
- .c's delivery and acceptance ~ rew class
sfckers 20 specified exceptions prom nifs
manufacture ~ class r s'okrfs
Li5s DIR J. AutGmotivs NehIc o.
Fars and Equipment Modtfes reStrIr.
'1ns ~ army orders for rer.scsnent parts
F0f furtref feisIs contact WpB district
offlcf. f3ln Woodward Ave Phone TR
. aGuG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
New Job Open

Pardon me while 7 Try TO
scoop a couple Of darn good
new Spspormcn
Robert Bob Perry. automo-
tive editor Of the Detroit Free
Press rs repeatedly going 10 the
RHtfHaun & Ryan advertising
agency As administrative assist.
ant 10 Matthew J. Casey
And Anthony Tony" DcLo-
reno. capable bureau chief for
mo United Press iS Joining the
Arthur kudner agency
Then there's that Juicy Job
opcn a Batton. Barton. Dur
S'lnc & Osborn handling INC
De soto account and one Of the
town top press agents IS eye
Inc j..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Liquors
Lead Rise

NEW YORK. March 81 QNS)
The stock market was firm
today, most pivotals adding frac-
tons TO somewhat larger gains
yesterday. Liquors were again
features. with Hiram Walker
jumping over ? points and Schen-
ley al a new high.
Trading was quiet however. as
the market continued under the
influence OF technical factors.
Sales ran around yesterdays
68l 100 shares
Oils attracted a good demand.
Sinclair was active and at a new
1914 high on a fractional adj
vance. Other issues in the group
had firm undertone.
Fractionally higher were the
SteelS. rails, aviations, communi-
cations and copperS. Motors and
utilities were steady with little
change in prices Rubbers moved
higher under leadership Of Good
year.
National Can eaSed slightly on
profit taking 10 feature chemical
trading, while feedS. mail orders
and most other groups were little
changed.
Bonds continued yesterdays up
surge, although trading continued
slow.
Curb stocks were steady in
nnlel Trading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
With Yank Paper

Word comes lrnm Bob Sfro.
Their one Of the beSt-liked bu-
reau heads Time, Inc. ever had
IN this town that he's now in
charge Of the Italian edition OF
Yank,
Bob went 10 the Far East for
Stars and Stripes. As I recall.
and after some shutting around
wound up with the other service
paper.
lie writes that after setting
up ne presses etc. biggest
trouble came when tho italian
"orkmcn demanded double time
ion SUNDAY work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Sorensen Rumors

Valuable Advice Department.
Don sell Charles SorenSen
short
Rumors - since he left tho
Ford Motor Co. have had the
automotivc production genius
with General Motors, in gen.
cral' ; uniform. heading COM
bIne Of auto parts manufacture
erS, and even back with the
Ford company
Whether he eventually will
wind up in any one OF these
slots IS purely gueSSwork But
ITS almost a sure bet that when
he does re-entcr business. II Will
be IN very important post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Nichols Returns as
fairvieW HeddIiner

Jackie Nichols. back in t9c
main bout class after winning Scv-
eral preliminary starts gets his
chance Saturday night A. taIrVieW
Gardens 10 win shot AZ Louis
kleinS Junior heavy title IN p
bout against the sturdy Gil La
Cross OF Boston In The other
featured match Klein defends hi,
title against The challenge OF the
Martin Angelo.
Forrest lJoc Orell reported 10
the Tigers today boosting 10 n
The clubs pitchers IN camp Only
one Tiger hurler Bob Gillespie. IS
missing but IS expected this
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Grain M arket

CHICAGO, March 81 INS) -
Wheat futures met with an indif-
ferent tone late today after adj
vancng sc 10 sc IN moderate
trading
July VIII eat advanced sc 10
Sill "a highest since early IN Jan
uary before backing down May
held At the temporary ceiling Of
S1732s.
Rye recorded losses ranging 10
1i2c
Wheat finished &c higher 10 &c
lower. oats unchanged 10 &C
down, rye sc 70 &c of and
barley unchanged TO sc higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Pick LaMottd
To Beat Woods

CHICAGO March n lCPl
Jake LaMotfa, 23-ycar-o,d hard
working Bronx fighter. seeks 10
extend his impressive string Of
ring victories tonight when he
squares of with Sgt Lou Moods
of Detroit and Camp Grant H.
IN 2 lO-round bout az the Chicago
stadium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

NORTH END % so ios eA~'4s 49, 5,,1
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
NJ Yuplc RE NATIONAL At GO elvts
VI M " hlH' Pan Frs VE 2-s6ss
" Alsss No. 400 Modern Rsihptilsf Obsn
so-iioe AL DAY saturday, ard sunday,
PALACE Rec 500 eRAr!or Avenue
' HSHS1 iGO' PL. E6- - AHs,a-No Posts
O6sa B0.T0s T0bAY TN $50 ?. s0d After
90 50 ehhMds Rs'taurant cocktail Loung,
phhtt thef,FF SSfhHHfh}rrNHtR RI hGA1lot L@l1t
destruction, Gisso DaB on me PAUL MOBLEY
Ssr.insf Uoior learn 20 Bo-l Correctly Hers
PAL MFR PARK ~eslcHols 40 set~,'n
' NL"Nii MIN woodward lohn p 10 s.4281
a. Bfurssics Aiers Bar GRIT op'n Bo~iine
10 ard After 10 free Partinu
pkpgI Ann 1890 WEST wARRrs Avt
op,u All,u DAILY ro,,aoon, e1e,p, w,dnros,.
Dsiroits prstitsst CoCstsn Bar Meats served
PILLAR REC, :, ea1 e1e''ts 49, :tet
opsn 5o~lins ALL DAY Saturday ara sunday
from 10 Or wstdass Uotn . N
PLAYDiUN @0 JOS cAseAg VA ''is
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RIVIERA PFc 'l37 GRAND H'vte Avt
Uh''I'F UlO' NO q5s. A. Cooled
0psH so~iioo TODAY from ~ Noon untu .
All After % pm Az DAY sa, and Sun
ROYAL 500 sA.lstiout. Near warren
""'NI 20 ALLEYS NJ. 9l-5
ossn Bo~line TODAY from , p ~ U0ih =
q. " Sat p NJ On. sun 90 A " On.
cnlTuEAcTCpE ST Jean a CHARLTvOiR
OUUlHtRS Ithh p ALLEYS W. s2sa
OPEH BOWLING TODAY UNTIL " AND
AFTGR 2 r ~ SAL AND SUN AL DAY
cpplunuCl t8Is SPRIH6WELLS AVE
ornlhuWtllS 10 ALLtYs W. 2.sl2l
Opsn b. slinu AIT DAY Saturday, srd Sundays
9 a. Tili Ciosins Wsek-dsyt rhl =. After u.
TIVE uLplEc 1883 MICHIGAN AVE-
INK mAfltS "a ALLEYS ot q5to
OPEN BOWLING TODAY % a N UNTIL
s p ~ AL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
TWENTY GRAND y 500 st. lfSV7' f5 I.s,o,
Vote I945 City Journey Here!
WARREN BOWL 200 ,,, .sst =, wAs 1ls[i.
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL p. m :, DC, s, Az!
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY FROM
10 A ~ TO 90 A cHERRN $500
WUHM'S SINCE 1888 "' ~ ' ss,J
osse posura TODAY Until " An,r u
earsisH teeeas nfaaa nuus r,ssisni food
,IRECTCRY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
REQ d Profit
At S847 ,927

REQ Motors Inc. in prelim-
mary report for tho year ended
Dec 81 1913. shows net profit
OF SSH 927. equal 10 SlS2 4
share, as against 2S7.S7S or
g. II a share in 1912.
Net profit for 1913 is after
100000 reserve for losses aris-
Inc from war
r +. Mckim. secretary. stated
l943 earnings are subject 10 re-
negotiation and that substantial
reserves have been established on
basis of 1912 settlement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Livestock Market

CHICAGO March N ONs,-HoCs
- 600 steady TOP S1f2 20 bulk yi3 . b.
~ %. hoavies Si3 651I4 10. mediums.
Sl3 % IA % ,nghts, x13 90 14i5. ught
lFh1 Si2 'j 10 75y packing \soWsA Si3. so
NJ. pias Squi1
fCATTLF 500 steadv Calves 500
Nesdy Beef steers choice SIS ~. me-
dium. N13H IS, yeArlings Si23 ~ rs
But cheers heifefs X0u16 cows IS 20 y
t3 So bulls Seul3 p calves Seni6.
feeders SiIB14JO Stockers steers $40
ia % COWS and heifers. IS so Il so
SHEEP 3 600. steadv. lambs SIS so
p ~ 80 common Sl3u Us yeArlngs Sf2
ara sd. frrders, SI1atf 50. ewes s. ~
Us lu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Davis TO Speak Here

F. B. Davis Jr, chairman Of
the board, L s Rubber Co, will
speak on the Future of Syn
thetic Rubber at a meeting Of
the Detroit section, sac, in
Horace II. Rackham Educational
Memorial, on Monday evening.
More than 600 persons are ex-
pected to attend Attendance is
restricted 10 members and APP
plicantS Of the sac and 10
members Of the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Car Loedines Drop

WASHINGTON. March 81
Loadings of revenue freight dur
ing the week ended March p
totaled 778,925 cars, decrease
Of 75l7 from the previous week,
according TO Association of Amer
lean Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

sentative on
the executive
hoard of the
Michigan Vo-
cational AS
Sociation last
" Q Q X. ac-
cor d ing 10
an announce
m o n I h V
Lynn Heat
ley pre- S l.
dent.
A = h a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

same time. AmlsS was invited
10 be chairman of the Saturday
session, May -, of the annual
convention of the Michigan Vo-
cational Association. TO be held
al Grand Rapids May lila,
inclusive. Gov. Harry +. Kelly
will be the principal speaker
at this meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Son Of Wolfe

Alexander Francis Wojciechow-
les center for The Detroit Lions
iS passing out cigars today Mrs
WOlcicchoWic2 gave birth 10 son
Tins morning Both mother and
chlId arc DONG vol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Amiss Honored

John M-AmisS- director of
industrial education of Chrysler
Corp. and head of the appren-
tice training school at Dodge
division. was elected a fepre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
3oc Parke-Dsvis Payment

Parko DAVIS e. Co has declared
dividend of 80 cents on the
common payable Aprii 30 n hold
cI> OF record April l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
s.S PCT. ON SALES

He said that the final result
is that the company earned about
3.3 per cent on its sales last year
As compared with as in the pIevi-
Gus year
In addition to-thea reserve for
renegotiation refund. the company
set aside S35 ,4G6, SAC for postwar
contingencies and rehabilitation
which brings the total reserve for
this purpose 10 SIC, 05l ,S05.
General Motors employment
reached an all-time high of 44S.-
84S, compared with 3l4,144 in
1912 Total wages and salary pay
ments were Sl.322 900. 600. as
against $3.50 900, 900 in 1912.
Proportion Of women workers
TO men rose from 9.5 per cent al
the end of 1871 10 30.7 at the end
Of 1913.
Wages paid 10 hourly rate en-
.ployes were equal 10 an average
Of 81 9S5 As against S2,S55 in the
previous year.