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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Here's the Reason

Eight Pontiac workers. whose
pictures appear on the current
ISSUE OF thc Pontiac Warrior.
gave the following reasons for
buying war bonds
I Ernest NfcISsnCT. 7 want
20 break the Axis and I'm start
ing 10 think Of after the war.
Those bonds viii come in handy.
2 George Hodge l know a
good Investment
, Roy Fleming Yeu got 20
remember that Uncle sam could
TAKE the money If he wanted
ia.
4 Arthur Ebert Those bonds
Will make a mighty fRe nest
cgg WHEN the WAT is over.
= Clara HoWcy After the
last war / made = down pay
mcnt on my house Win Liberty
bond,
q Corydon Forbush Tell me-
a better place 10 keep my
money
: Roger Riley 7 love war
bonds ! bury all ] can handle
= Ray SparlInE I'm Trying
70 take my part hy buying
bonds They'll gct the war
over and make the world a
better place 'or my TWO KIDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Livestock Market



CATTLE 600 early trading slowed
down ny nisher asking prices scattered
sales slaughter steers. NcariiaEz and she
stock steady 20 strong bulls slow steady
Small lots strictly Eood-fed steers S15r
l5 ~ best load lots Si4 70 with bulk
early sales good steers and mixed wear
linEs tli Z51 as Common and medium
grades. III z u ~. early sales common
and medium beet COWS s. IS r. 50 50. some
better cows held around and above $40.
most sales campers and cutters SOS
GOOD beef and Sausage bulls held abov.
$40, stockcr and feeder cattle scarce
quotabIe firm
CALVES 500 sctive. strong - shade
higher sorts considered Top ST. spar
inEiN bulk good and choice sin 50. most
medium Slf so 10 5o common Si2q14.
cu'ls S7Ill
HOGS 500 active 20e-330.lh steady
AZ Sl3 90. ne support prte other weights
and sows % soc higher than asst week s
close bulk good and choice $50. 200 DO
Ni3 3a0 10 - most tf0-16G-ih xtl rs bal
~ -. few 165.l7j-lb. SD SouI3 some
$50 Aa0-'h. SIP 80 Il - bulk good and
choice sows s1i25ull rs
SHEEP 80 600 active - rQng 70 shade
higher on slaughter sheep and lamhs
quality snd sorts considered Bulk good
ana rhric' native Ten lambs SIC rs go
itp SIG nu medium fu GOOD lots SIS Io ~
u 90 common o. medium SfI JnurA.
culls mostly Niuii buck lambs ai 81 dis
count most good and cfoice FAT ewes s.
7e 'he latter price for around 90 head
sealing i23 lbs common and medium
~ so ! 30 cuiis X5u6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Stocks Steady
In Continued
Dull Trading

NEW YORK. Feb. Is QNS)-
The stock market opened steady
today with most issues holding al
or within small fractions Of last
nights close. Trading continued
dun.
Stecls followed the general
trend and opened steady. AS did
rails, communications. and rub
bcrS. AviationS were up fraction
ally while chemicals were firm.
Oils opened mixed and marrow.
While coppcrS had an easier I'M
dcrtone. SpecialtieS were quiet.
Opening prices t. s Steel 81,
unchanged; North American Co.
H. unchanged: Atchison 6OH. up
- Cuftiss-Wfight 81, off ~:
-LeekAeeA-i Is interchangeable arIu
9"s, unchanged; PennSyI Vani a
2Sis, unchanged; Bethlehem Steel
5S3s unchanged Northern Pacific
1874, unchanged; Baltimore and
ONO Ia, unchanged y Y. Cen.
traI 113s, up = Standard Oil of
New Jersey 023t off "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
MI. Carmel Can
Sew Up Title

CnD6dfen IN nIne league Starts
MI Carmel High can capture the
Third Division west side basket
ball crown 81 the Catholic League
by defeating XAVIER tonight The
Wyandotte five rs a heavy favor
iie Xavier having won only one
Of ~ games
81 Theresa d Redeemer
deadloCkcd Tot first an The First
f31v7vrur1 wrv side. S1UUtd come
through win victories over
Iourdos and 81. Cecilia rcspcC-
lively 81 MARI ROYAL oak is an
s Frcdcrck IN me Second Dl
VISION headlner TonIghts Sched.
ulc
81 Cecilia ~ Rsosensr Ialrfes ~ So
Tprress $50 iU-rrG - sf hnfnan Do
"a sale AL ef Catherine --. Narflr af
81 Nil,srf So Enns a. So Puup s'
Ntr 81 A. rf Sa.rF So Rho ~ 80
4 Ip-rveus ~ Mar o. % ~ - Pred.
srfrs sWtefssf Heart a. - Andrew 80
iosspnat ~ 80 THomaf ~ Flora0 s'
s Aenes Au Csrme a. Nave- So
CsgmIr ~ Sacred Heart 49, james a.
Visitation
'Aor league same
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Sears, Ward
Sales 0ffin Year

CHICAGO Feb Is Publication
Of January sales figures of Sears
Roebuck & Co and Montgomery
Ward e. Co provides tabula-
tion Of total 1913 fiscal year vol
ume Of respective firms, since
both operate on a fiscal calendar
ending with January.
Sears reported sales Of S876.-
03H 937 during the year a decrease
of 81 per cent from the pre-
ceding years volume Of 1904. >
944043. January sales showed a
gain OF 81 per cent from the
corresponding month year
earlier.
Montgomery Ward sales Of
S624 26s. SIT for the Jan 81 year
were down 54 per cent from The
S67i.34l $40 reported year
t-7rt : Trr1r7rT vd11CS Sr1OTTC 4
decline OF l04 per cent IN dol
lar volume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Record
Fertilizer
Sales Seen

NEW YORK. Feb. Is Fer
tilizer industry is making great
progress toward establishment Of
another sales record this year.
Expanded diversified planting
and increased acreage of basic
crops in effort 10 obtain maxi
mum agricultural output find the
fertilizer industry geared 10 pro-
vide IT 800 900 tons or more of
plant food There also are export
needs as well as chemical supplies
for the manufacture Of munitions
which the feet iilliigz eF iifft4ittst t- rnuSt
supply.
Expectations are that conSump-
ton OF all fertilizer this fiscal
year ending June 30 will be well
IN excess OF II 600, 600 ions. which
would compare with last year :
record takingS Of l0.500,0O0 tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Bad Man Mat Title
Is al Stake ToniQht

Buddy Knox and Paul Bozzcll
Viii settle the bad man mat SUI
premacN tonight al FauVIcw Car
dcnS BuddN holds the doubtful
honor ~ the east SIDE club since
be- licked Eddie Fad Nam Lewis
EoIIell IS a rough Texan The
bout one hour time limit. is
paired with the Rufus Jones.
Black Panther 90 as a double
header Stanley BurcSh IS Whitley
Wahlberg and Walter Roxy vs.
Dale Haddock are the one-fail
matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Detroit SteeECo.
To Net S550,000

Detroit Steel Products CO fur
the year ended Dec 81 1913. is
expected 20 approximate a net
profit Of $3.50 600 or S2s4 share
on the 1884 common share,
outstanding This would compare
with 500 or Of s. so a share IN
1912.
Earnings for 1912 have been
approved by the price adjustment
board without refund hV- the com
pany and because 1913 earnings
were materially under the com.
pany' prcwar average earnings
base. No reserve for rcnegotlation
has heen established lnr lhn La.
c,t year. 10 IS understood.
Sales for 1913 aggregated ap-
proXlmateiy sic 500 900 against
SID .GQ14l2 IN ,g4g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

UI LdW' ItCtINtu MS carly traln-
ing in the municipal bond depart
ment of the Detroit Trust Com
pany joining Grouse x Co. in 1872.
He is director of the Michigan
Group Investment Bankers AsSo-
citation of America, chairman OF
the Municipal Advisory Council of
Michigan, treasurer of Securities
Traders Association of Detroit
and Michigan. Inc, and former
president of the Bond Club of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
More With Less

Martin pointed -lha-the
three aIrllncS which operated
from the airport carried more
passengers with less planes Fhas-
operated 1921 flights i'm 1913
and carried ~ 643 passengers.
The air mali station handled
3.O52, ia pounds Of mail with
daily average OF 172.719 letters.
Express Anew high of
10 $40 shipments, with a tOrat
OF 1884 .232 pounds. an average
OF "a I pounds per shipment. We
always think of air express being
confined 10 shipments Of jewel
box dimensions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Auto
Graphs
City Airport Sets
New Records for
Flights, Passengers
BY SHER FREEMAN

The past year has been a roc
ord one for the Detroit City
Airport, Don w. Martin. airport
manager points out m his report
Just submitted. Flights were 40
per eeHl more than IN 1912, a
daily average of 647 with one
day setting a new mark with
2,S66.
Don took 1Ae opportunity in
his report 20 make a new plea
tor an adequate airport.
Thirty companies have re-
quested routes and stated their
Intentions 0t operating flights
through Detroit" the report
stated III only a small perCen-
tage Of these routes are granted.
a new airport should be built in
the near future"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Kinney WOmen'S Bid
Halted by LaMeaSure
BY HAROLD KALI

for 652 as Index boosted It's lead
over Virgie'S 10 three games in
Johnny Milletts House.
NEW POLICE HIGH
Inspector Oscar Trudeau had
256 and George Garner 2l6-222-
2l7 for 655 as Herb Cases Adj
mlniStration shot 2957 for a new
high series in the Detroit Police
Willard Bates ratified off
2l5-24l-235 for 69l in the Red
ford House ANDY Yorkison, $
203 featured rs Northwestern
broke us tie with Casino for first
i'm the Left Handlers Classic
Frank Puzzle tipped 26S IN the
Rainbow 900 Leo SikorSky
257 IN the Naples Senior .
Bill Bosick 255 I'm go in the
DENLY Senior. Other league highs.
Ed standtke Brightmoor House 637 :
ter Wsrzeeka sprngwells House 623;
julius Gtrhau 2f3 and Al GrabnHisl4.
607 Altoona Intermediate I'd stsndtke
$40 snd earn IserEerf 6tb.f BrightmoOT
Merchants Mike kleltch Palm Beach
Senior 233. Gus Hayer Palm Beach Jun
ior 2S5 Louis Mlsnioney Bows League
Z3l. Al Hodgins Crest $50 House $50
Gino Traechia Cadillac $50 House 227
and 500. JACK Shepherd. Motor cry Assn.
2ls. Katherine Mahh Garfield 40. ?. Iss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
KEEP sToCkPILES

Jones told the legislators he
was in favor of keeping Peaeetime
Stockpiles Of materials which did
nal deterierate. and that he was
not disposed 10 sacrifice these
StoCkpileS and Al the same time
disrupt the economy
one feature Or Tho proposed
legislation to- set up a surplus
property board would be the sale
or lease OF property at uniform
prices. Jones disagreed with this
provision on the grounds that ne
did not think il could be done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Paper Production
Edges Up in Week

Paper production in the week
ended February ; was 900 per
cent of capacity. against $50 per
cent in the preceding week and
~ per cent in the week ended
Feb. 6, l943, according 10 Ameri-
can Paper and Pulp Association
index OF mill activity. Paperboard
production was 81 per cent of
capacity, against 95 per cent in
the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Price Rise Due TO High Cost Of Human Services

The increase in selling prices the high OF
human services plus the arbitrary addition selling price
Thus you mark up services you increase
the reported dollar
This does necessarily presage quantity
quality OF goods produced
If the marSup and
tnued previously existing relationships there would discern
IDLE the However
Of goods would tend minimize
ing ongtem savings the MORTGAGES policies
But in practice do
Aggressive groups gain temporary
tageS at the expense Of unorganized groups
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
National Income Jumped TO | 8 Billions in 1912

As illustration OF the modern approach TO the
total lets
the national approximately
billions Sll6 1912 according TO
department o
The reported increase Of $40 billions resulted primarily from
the individual namely
So billions in agricultural receipts S33 billions ocalled
and supply their tools wages
side of and So billions governmental wages
salaries.
In respect The MARKHAM misconceptions should be borne
mind SlS90O00O0
national 1899 1912
There also
uai ia individuals but these primarily which
irrespective Of this Of the total increase Sl6 billions
only SD billions Of the increase the capital This
would be increased moderately by corporate savings
But the significant that the bulk reported
national additional payments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Make Air Survey

Sixteen major domestic air
lines have started A survey in
Detroit Of the transportation of
commodities by air. The survey
Is being made by Air Cargo Inc.
an organization sponsored by
the lines.
Leading business houses have
been asked to give figures on
shipping and distribution prac-
tees. The aim Of the survey is
10 determine in which industries
IN the area air cargo transpor-
tation VIII be most widely used
after the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
M. S. Rukeyser:
M. S. Rukeyser:
Scores Loose Usage
OFF Income Statistics

Of social rations and annoyances
caused by dcmagogc of statistics.
There VIII better informed OF law makers and
when the affairs the people expressed terms Of
simple bookkeeping n doube-entry
production. wartime prodgouSly good
doubtless the will affect the
through meeting the
calls weapons But the Job performed
baSe a manipulation of the money
Unless production reanSaed into figures instead
dollar valuations finance
and Subsidze other the brave world expected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Re ally Gre at Ad

NaSh-kelvinst0r'S great al.
Cross M the Snow which ran
va l47 newspapers during Christ
mas week brought forth more
than = 600 requests tor re-
Bfifti
Destined 20 60 down in adyer-
ilslng history OF this war with
Tho kld m Upper Sever" and
Missing the ad carried only
mo mes age and The picture of
The Cross 10 the Snow
Only mention Of the Spon .nr
was ~ fine 6-polnt type In the
lower right hand corner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Today is the final day Of sale
for The So-called market
group ef bends which were ia
cluded IN the Fourth War Loan
Drive.
You can buy them and the
bank viii honor your check up
until they close today but to-
morrow those = -. and 2i2
issues VIII be listed on the
New York Stock Exchange and
the only way 10 get them viii
fzr, nm -,rzg,ls, yl5g4y- ty.5f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Willow Run Votes
$4,000 for Welfare

YPSILANTI. Feb. Is (UPD-A
budget of $4,000 for recreauonal
work, expansion of health facili-
ties and social case work was ap-
proved last night by the Willow
Run community council, which
represents new housing develop
mentS around the Ford Willow
Run bomber plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Ellis b. Merry was today
elected vice president of the
National Bank of Detroit. 10
continue with the loaning divi-
sion which, as an associate Of
the banks legal counsel, Dickin-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Shows Profit, Too

Tho record for movement Of
planes of the field was set last
March II when 2 $3.50 planes
moved ~ ard from tire airport.
An average of 240 an hour dur
ing the p daylight hours. Eight
RAYS last year flying operations
airport hereinafter han
1000 day. Not bad for an air
port Of 253 acres.
Q Yes. the airport had an op-
era ing profit for the year.
-GfnSN- satry M1rn Sf2e 7ff1f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Foreign Exchange
2o9.6ls Pennsy Holders

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is The
number Of stockholders of Penn
sylVania Railroad an the close OF
1913 totalcd 209.61S. an increase
of 1868 over Dec. 81. 1912. and
The highest total Al any year-end
since Dec. 81. 1888, when it was
214,S32.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Provide Public With New intellectual Tool

The solution 81 controversial economic simpler
"hen YOU starr out NTH bookkeeping Ha standing of the ea-
% and AVOID The use 81 emotional ephets and misleading iatst
cal index
National bookkeeping would provide tho public new
intellectual toll which would enable democracy
economic organization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

amounts as small as SD 900 and
as large as S23OOO0,O00.
While associated with his law
office Mr.. Merry has, at differ
ent times. served as legal coun-
sci foi- the cid National Credit
Corp, the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp. and the Michigan
-. = n. - 49,. -. I. ! -, -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Buick Wins Star

Buick has been awarded the
white star TO place on its Army
Navy K" flag, UnderSecretary
OF War Robert p. Patterson has
informed ti1f'= company Il applies
10 both the Flint and MelroSe
Park. H.. plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
75-Cent Dividend
Declared by BONN

Bohn Aluminium and Brass
Corp has declared a dividend of
- cents payable April ], TO hold
erS of record March - On April
J. last year. dividend Of 80 cents
was naId
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

has been with
the firm for
many years He
will continue
as manager of
the municipal
b o n d depart
inert.
Chapel. who
is a graduate
of the tniver-
sity of Michi-
gan and the
Detroit College
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Partner
lnBfoketFifm

Grouse, Bennett. Smith & Co.
members of the New York and
Detroit Stock Exchanges. an
nounce the admission as a general
partner Of Harold r. Chapel who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

son, Wright,
DaV Wis, Nc
Kean & Cud-
lip, he h "A 5
We q for
the past l8
months. Spe-
cIaliZ in & in
V a n d VT
type loans
T he b a n X
has arranged
many $ti eh
! o a n : ] n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
nesWouIdUse
War Plants 10
Combat Cdrte|s

WASHINGTON, Feb Is Sec
rotary Of Commerce Jesse Jones
today expressed A policy in favor
OF postwar use OF war plants Ia
combat international cartel mo-
nOpOlles.
Appealing before the house
banking and currency committee
I'M favor OF a bin 10 create a sur
plus property policy board which
would be headed by chairman Of
Defense Supplies Corp. Jones
stated L. :. should hold intact
and operate synthetic rubber
plants through private enterprise.
IN order 10 prevent international
cartels from controlling supplies
and prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Detroit Stocks

safes Net
Mich Die Cast 8 "a. H.
Packard 10 81 a. a. j.
Comm So 50 50 80 n,
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Urges Cautious
Procedure in
Market Buying
BY LEWIS HANEY

Al WV VI INV tAlfHhtN iiollbdy
and some concern over war news
from Italy, the stock market re-
acted toward the close on Friday.
1otikiffS everything INTO ConSIders-
ton. however. its action could
hardly be called unfavorable. II
does not take much stock 10 move
prices IN either direction. And
one Warranted concluding
that me absence or any break at
this time shows that there is very
little net pressure in either direc-
ton. But perhaps the absence OF
any important selling pressure is
the most notable point.
-I-hANe- seen some comment 10
the effect that such a lower re-
-SiStance level as the 1874 figure
IN the popular average of indus
trial stocks can not have much
meaning, because of the thinness
OF the market. But when such a
thin market does hold definitely at
a certain level despite its thinness,
the significance of that level IS
really the greater.
BY ordinary tests one may say
that 1t hasn't been tried out. be-
cause of lack Of volume. But
Since the market Is thin" a small
volume means large pressure
and may represent q severe test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Just when il appeared Selma
Myers Kinney was going 10 Gust
Eddie Cows NernorS from first
place in the Women's Travelling
bowling league, the inevitable
Upset occurred Ann keppen's
n aMeaSure won three points from
IkinneyS. 2437 10 PALS.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Coy Sparkled
with 213-2l3-194 for go, a tie for
seventh season high series, as her
VernorS collected 900-9S6-9l4 for
$500 10 Royal Oaks 2424 for four
points. Hulda Otten'S 223 IN 500.
Nickie- -EaXad,S-2l3-i n-5h2- and
Connie Powers 236 in SOL also
stood out as NernorS increased its
lead 10 four points.
6i7 FOR ELNIRA
Despite Elvira Hines now sec
ond high series, 257-220-l7O for
CAT; Marie Shamlock'S poo in 54i
and Hattie Woostcr's POI IN sos,
Margaret Ekstroms Enterprise
lost three points 10 Redlord 2723
10 2641 Hazel Tibideau had SO
Led by Marian Germans PSI a
now fourth high single 2Ol-l54
for 6l2. Mt Elliott Rec took
Brightmoor for three. 273S TO
2620. 10 creep within point Of
EnterprISe- whose Miss Helms pre-
viously shot 263 Stella Hartrick s
203 in ST. and 205 m SOL gave
OLYMPIC seven points IN TWO
matches and a tie with La
MnaAA1Hn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
AFRAI DOF SOCIALISM

How could that be if investors
were afraid, either of socialism
or Of money? 1t still seems true
that we need not fear any sus-
tanned bear market until well after
the bonds of corporations have
definitely established a declining
trend.
In this connection the buoyancy
of the reorganization railway
bonds such as the Missouri Pa
cific and the st. Paul issues. was
distinctly favorably symptom
last week. Such issues have been
leaders in this bull market from
the beginning. They are not quite
up 10 their theoretical conversion
values, and their continued firm
ness indicates no general tendency
toward liquidation.
There are unfavorable factors.
Radicals are active in our midst.
including Wallace and Murray.
High grade stocks are mixed" in
their performance, and there is
little evidence that the inter-
mediate trend is not still down
ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL

uUUU rLAGE ~ bUnl-
rsE RIVERSIDE
3l23 lsssfson. a. Ncoousah st Gas
ALTOONA REC. 's gg . s1cs'GA >. s Az
optn BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 10 a. n.
UErlL p ~ SATURDAYS uHTlLN7 p. n
LuRASSLD0R 500 scsAtftS, s.ar
op.r so~unq TODAY Usui p. N. ara Ar'r
u r. ~ At DAY ss'u days ard Sundays.
BEACON REC. " vt :, sI'.,, Al W. $1,000 I.,s,s
opes sowllsG TODAY UsrlL sis "
opsninu Tor Mornlns ard Afternoon Leagues.
BOWL 0-DR0Me go. q Ar SsHt So. 10 f.. lslo
Open Bowling al All lines!
nlnuIIn 80 tAsr CONGRESS
IPulllNU 20 AnsYs rahle' ca. sos
oPIH BOWLING TODAY uNTiL p ~. AND
ArTTR 1880 ?. n ALI DAY SAL. AND sun
CASINO REC, ' IS A r0o9~As GO. 4 ,S,5
soMr o. c. Y. o wONUH's ToURSGY
oPts BOWLING At AL TINES
rrurruuIu 2l6,o GRArior ave
UCN LNNlNl Nss A-N'ie Rosegiiis 5000
oo,r so-hoo TODAY Uutu p aoo After o.
~ lanes yia our 3sautfui Coesisii Lounae
CAENE. TRONBLY % A u.s. S7t pt sa7o
rHrER $50 TOURNEY NON 81 600 fint PrVs
$500 sscoad Estimated fr1s FuNd--ti0 600
CREST LANES y ALLEYS. NO 40 7ss ss y
Bo~lsr's Paradise Visit Our stage Bar and
Coektan Lounus. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s4 tAtaftG ca s 81
Open Bowling al All Times!
nIYTrp pIc otsTtRAr sosros BLVD
ULhlLn nLUi q ALLEYS. ~. S.eis'
onsn Bouiino TO-DAY Uatt $40 p " and
After 9 p N AT DAY saturday. ard sundays.
nlonru DIR ago WOODWARD re- 2-s8St
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL p n
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
! GRAND CENTRAL '''' t ry' $50 gSsK
Pleasure 10 Bowl At ouls,sr ALLEYS IN osiroit
Excellent transportation - Bus and SirssteW
GRAND RIVER-LIVERN0lS'S;s o 60 $50 S'''s
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY FROM p. ~
uHTtL CLOSING. SUNDAYS AFTER =. "
nnrITIIVcc 10 BALTIMORE
0hEAl LAkCO a, Woodward Ma. 636S
ovsr Bc~iinu-lo Ansys On . Ro~-Uaut p n
and Ate, % 90 A. Cocktail Bar.
iuprplu arr etsIRAl MOTORS alnG
IMrEnlAl 0Cbs CENTRALLY LOCATED
tg MOntRk ALLEYS
ons- Every Nav unti N'dniahi Ma. 900
j., HILLETT'S "' I 10. s.sls ''''
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
THIRD To L. :.

The RFC head stated that be-
fore The war world production Of
rubber was about 10000 tons
annually Of which United States
had about one-third. With the eX-
banded production facilities in this
country for synthetic rubber The
L. :, IS IN position 10 produce
over 100000 -1onS-nL- ri!hhnHan-
nually and the experts contend
that synthetic rubber can COM
pete favorably with nature al
rubber
Fright now" he said che had
been told That synthetic rubber
tires for passenger car use even p
AT high speeds are better than
natural rubber. This, however.
il not true with respect la heavy
duty tires, but il research j.
continued. synthetic rubber can
he highly perfected"