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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Pensive Goes
To Pinn|iCo
Nv OSCAR FRALEY
United Press star Correspondent

LOUISVILLE May 8 CUP)-
Calumet Farms plucky Pensive
ard FIVE OF ms IS Kentucky
Derby followers were headed for
Baltimore today where the game
chestnut colt will attempt to add
first funds in Pimlco's Preakness
to his bluegrass classic prize
money.
1t will be a different and. some
horSemen believe. a tougher field
when they run for the black-eyed
susans az the hilltop Saturday.
The bright red will he gone from
the blanket OF roses that Col.
Matt VIM draped over Pensive's
neck and there will he a field full
Of new blood seeking a crack al
the Derby champion.
STIR UP GOES AGAIN
From those who followed the
Calumet colt under the Churchill
Downs wire. FIVE we're uncon-
WINGED that they were beaten by
better horse and they are all
set 10 give the son OF Hyperion
another whirl.
Greentree Stables Stir Up. the
favorite who ran a fading third
In the Kentucky canter, and A. G,
Ernst'S eleventh place Alorter
already have set sail for old Bal
timore. Scheduled 10 entrain to-
day were Pensive, Bobanet
Stables Gay Bit. which ran sixth
Mrs. a. J. AberS Cramps Image,
the eighth place finisher. and NJ.
+ Golf $ disappointing Skytrscer.
which tramped home ninth.
And waiting for them in the
antique barns AT Pimlico will be
I George u. Widener's Platter
MrS-Ethel Jacobs Styrnie: Mrs
Donald Peters Bull Dandy: Mrs
/ Tilyou Christopher's Bel Reign
and w l.. Brsnn's Picotee. They
all passed up the Louisville fea'
ture for one reason or another.
Jack GaVer, trainer OF the
To : Stir Up which failed to show
endurance in the stretch run. sale
his GeldinC 'luSt ran out ot
steam " Jack SkirVin, Alorter's
trainer said no believed change
NJ Jockeys would help his colt ir
the Preakness George (the ice
mani Meelf Viii he pitt tip on tf1t
Ernst entry AZ Baltimore in place
Of Johnny Adams
e. WOOL plotted Mrs George Poul
sons Broadcloth 70 second place
in the Derby but the son Of Coco
Goods is not eligible for IN,
1 PreakneSS. He will be shipped Il
New York on Tuesday. Two
others not eligible for the Balti
more w. {. IIobson's Diavo
law and Erlanger stables Shu
Up also arc expected 10 20 OF
TO New York.
PenSive, winner Of the mile anC
a quarter Dedby by four and one
half lengths IN the fair time o
2.04 Is. was reported AT anc
feadN 10 60 again
His hankroll also was sound
for his victory was worth tht
largest purse in Derby history
S64 SIS, and made him the bigges'
money winner in 3-year-old ranks
For second place Broadcloth re
ceived $4,000; Stir Up banked
$4,000 for third, and the fourth
place Shut Up received $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Joe PIafak's HandbGII:

Reign ended Saturday on the
courts of the Lake Shore Ath-
letic Club when the Slime ma
tional champion bowed 10 an
easterner. FRANK COYLE, in the
finals for The National A. A, Y.
title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
PITCHING DUELS

In the best -" duel. Standard
and Stays fought 10 a ninc-jnning
3-3 tie Clifford Stewart of Stand
ard allowed two hits 10 three hy
Ray Lewis, his opponent In
other games Hudson edged Scor-
pions, 3D.. and Andrew Baird won
from West Side Sports. -.
American Legion mines also held
their opening with four excellent
pitching performances. Bob SprcS-
ser Of TcrnStcdt turned in the
best, a TO two-hittor over Briggs.
and challlinC up II strikeoutS.
Walt MacLean Of Bcaudry al
lowed three hits 10 beat PosseliuS.
ST. Garry Clark was touched for
only four as Vincent won from
Learned, al. and Jerry Burke Of
Police Post had four-hittcr i'm
whipping RooSc Nanker. 60.
Burke struck out II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Z rGgo Cycle Club.

Held Its first race OF a series
sunday AZ Belle Isle with BILL
SHEPHERD, scratch rider. beat
ING BILL CUSHAMN. MIKE
WALDEN GENE PORTUESI.
NAL PROFIT and BERTAN1
The course took the riders
around the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
In Sundays soccer,

mike STEINERT- veteran
center for German-United scored
all Of his teams goals in It's 30
victory over s.. Clair Bees al
JAYNE Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
rRrrs rIIN, ronNN

rorolftau t'Igb-SchooI> ve.
lo rlaN today the uatcbc> no~l-
boued from last Friday liam
trarnCk meets Crosse Pointe on
the latter's courts m A nine match
montague affair. SIX singles and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Derby Writers say,

DAVIS j WALSH BEN
JONES has = pretty good horse
IN PonSive he didn't know
other horses were going 70 be so
bad. 8
LAYTON CARVER" Few he
heve PenSlve was as good as he
ran and they want him TO
prove II in Preakness at Bsiti-
more Saturday The Derby
was one Of the big upsetS Of re-
cent years &C.. considering that
Stir tn was supposed 10 be un.
beatablc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Halls THIRD DEFEAT

NeWhouser. however. was the
loser, his third setback against
as many trlumphs thus far this
year, since the Tiger left-hsnder
had given up two runs in the
seventh, one Of which unearned.
With one out Dick Dickshot
was given life az first when Pinky
Higgins mufed his grounder Tony
Cuccinello singled. sending Dick.
shot n third, from whore ne
scored on a single nv Mike fresh,
4 Detroit winter resident.
Came a squeeze play the fourth
- being worked successfully by
White SoX in the last Ave games.
al important 10 victory. Cue.
clnello was squeezed home when
Bill Dietrich dumped hunt %
York. who threw out Dietrich az
first. with Eddie Mayo covering
The bag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08

ola, Knew ~ HlNfk ffHi JUS WA
brother Conn. I feet $ inches
above sea level was gong fo
Nan the KehHaskt Derby ataeair#
Persivi
The secret" came Our IN 81
LMHs. home of che MrGreHryg
two DAYS before the Derby In
1871 Conn his family calls
hr- Connie rode our Boots
and finished seventh Two years
acc the So Louis midget was
sstride First Fiddle. which ran
fftr Last wear bis mount
Slide Rule slid In third
SO. carrying out Howard :
plan h'e brother piloted home
the winner this year. following
our the sequence Of advancing
two places every year
sorry VIC didn't think NJ that.
Ard 5rsl The guy who gave me
Peace Bells m the Briggs Sta
diun press box pool
There probably rs much JOY
TODAY IN the home OF the
NCCresrys IN 81 Louis. Mrs.
NcCreary. mother of the 2l-
yesr-old rider saw the race but
Papa NcCreary had 10 stay
home on his war lob. The rest
81 the clan includes Betty rs
ard Eak @
From s. Louis came word
that The McCresry'S had their
FIRST tlp on Pensive as the 1914
Derby winner, TWO years ago
uAlle- visiting The Jockey IN
Elarida Trainer Ben Jones
then said pointing 20 gan
cling youngster he IS going
70 30 a great horse. His name
IS Pensive remember IL sounds
like Pensacola
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Pacific Coast League

Portland Sc sacrament %
San Francisco SO. Los Angeles ~
HOLLYWOOD ala, Oakland "a
scattls a. san DIEGO 0-5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Cnfch Hal Wagner.

Joined Red SoN from As in
deal for FORD GARRISON
WAGNER has Just passed his pre-
induction exam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Pair of lE-Year-ebAdS
Clash i'm Net FimsaE

three doubles Hamtramck'S Al
Hctzeck and Walter English.
state boys champions and seventh
nationally will be in doubles in
addition TO singles
Don McLeeS. Bir mingha m
Highs number one earned the
money for a course of lessons
from professional by cores
pondng for the Pontiac Press II
was money well spent His game
IS ny neticeably
DcuhyS Lyman Hanks and Ed
SohaCki arc lost to the squad
because of war work outside
school hours. Sohacki was also
active I'm football and basketball.
EASTERN'S CHOICE
George PhippS Earl Antonelli.
and Wolfgang Buitcnmlller arc
EaSteru'S singles choices John
Rycenga- Bernard Sloan form one
doubles Rohh Mazzic and Richard
Taylor ihc other Phipp~ NNnto-
nclli. RuUonmillrr and SloHn -
Nacl, from tho JOS. sound
Douglas Eilbcr puhc.t. Ncwwr
and John Woodward aIe playing
singles for Western Edward Cook
is one selection IN doubles with
three others 10 be made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Vets Take
SandIOf Show
nv JAKE BERsoN

looks like a big year odtmers the Ssndlot
who keeping Glass during the war
prominent roles the Detroit Baseball Federaon
opened 36th yesterday.
kicking around the SandOtS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Chicago fs4 DETROIT IL
So LouE "a Clevelsr4 90
Washington 30 PhNadeiphs ~ tFirst
game 10 iruiuEH
View York ~ Boston ratr
TODAl's CAMPS
No games schedule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08

20 Newark. Yankee farm,
Henner has been hig league
rr,pertV ever since. After sew
erai wears with New York he
was traded 10 be Browns FOR
Blly Knickerhocker, He left the
Browns In loil and last year
was with the Athletics. from
" nom the Tigers got him along
with Sob swift for RIP Rad
clhc
Inr jentslly the Tigers still
own Radcliffe now m the navy
When the Ripper joined the
nav Connie Mack wanted to
cal off the deal Hut the Tigers.
An, ioue 10 keep both Heifner
and Sv ift paid Mack $4,000
in. Hru Of Radcliffe The sugar
looted good 10 Mack so. As
related tho Tigers still own the
RIGHTS "a ~afIoT Radcliffe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08

ninth with a Singel 10 help Pepsi
Cola defeat Sufrin, rs
Walter Lacey, pitching for Vir-
gieS. came mp with fOur-hitter
in heating Paris. "a winning de-
spite homcrS by Eddie Swimo and
Augie Prokuda Of Paris.
CHAMPS WIN
Auto Club, winner Of the Class
\ championship in l943 and 1914
appeared At 10 defend its erepH-
by trimming Shorty MoranS club.
81 Tony Ruckovich. the class
Standout pitcher. blanked his OPP
ponents after the first, striking
out y and allowing only three
hits. George Stepulla bagged three
hits for Auto Club,
Al Gizzi, who pitched seven
innings for pepsi-Cola. did not
finish and was not the- winning
pitcher against Suffrin. But he
leaves for the marine corps this
week feeling better, thanks 10
Schenk'S blow.
Sandlot fans and officials paid
tribute 70 the late George
shorty Moran, long time pre9-
dent of the DBF. in the opening
ceremonies. After the parade and
flag raising, the flag was lowered
10 half mast Walter Vert. new
president, and Fred Martin Of the
parks and recreation commission.
spoke A good crowd, considering
the chilly weather, was on hand
ARTBURs WINS
Arthurs, defending Class p
champion, GOT off 10 a good start
by beating Wurms, 80. though
held 10 three hits by Tony Fish
back, Bill Lakes gave MP seven.
but was unbeatable i'm the pinches
Tho losers made six errors.
Sans, runnerup 10 ArthurS. had
little trouble with Associated. o..
Bill Hayes yielding four blows.
Jesse MARTINEZ, the losing pitcher
famed II
In other Glass p games, Pro.
gresSive owned Griffin. Sd;
JAW TIA trimmed JAW 15d.
ll-3. with eight runs in tho eighth.
and JAW l55 beat Rayls. Al.
Chuck StuSs yielding four hits
and striking out Is
Most of The opening Class y
games ended IN lopsidcd scores
George Colola and Charles Man
mini each collected four hits rs
Detroit trouncod Springfield. 1916
East Side Sports piled up IS runs
in seven innings 10 bump Wilson
Rangers. 1876: Oakwood Aces
downed c J Martin 12-l, as Leo
Chrisante struck out - Hawks
trimmed Wurlitzcr, Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Mooiy Is Ready

Announcing that I've was m
gapd shape and ready 10 pitch.
Npoty reported 20 Tho Tigers
yeeterdaS He pitched in batting
pracuce after which steve
O'No1l declared that the new
ufht.h handler looked good
Tie viii be used ~ soon rs
he looks ready" ONeill eN-
nIf
orIN q National Lacquer
vifh fhe Cuh- and Red, Nooty
b1r hs ann. an ailment which
he reports has been corrected
with "a cart,laCc operation
Ncoty 10, Angeles property,
pitched q part Of last year Ht
Nashville ~ one time he was
. terminate of Jimmy Outlaws
......a...r...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08

Freddie Dawson. hard hitting
Chicago lightweight. will seek his
one hundred and fifty-tifth victory
in 1853 starts when he meets
Lester Young OF Philadelphia in
the 10-round feature bout at
Arcadia tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
YES. LES SAFE!

frankie Morrel Of Auto Club slides
into third safely, beating the tag of Bill
Moran of the Shorty Moran club as the
sandlotters opened their season yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Dawson Seeks
Victory No. 155
ToNIGHTs CARD

Freddy Dawson Chicago. W Lester
Young Philadelphia ~ rounds a. las
pounds
Johnny RYAN. Detroit ~ Johnny
Eaton Detroit. eight rounds A. $40
pounds
Fsis Raios Detroit vs Alex thinner.
Mexico CITY. Elk rounds A. i26 pounds
Harold Retss Detroit " billy Adams,
Buffalo. four rounds A. $50 pounds
Happy Hurst Wysndo'ts. - fohr
Hernandez Mexico City four rounds
AZ zoo pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Class D Results

nc'r1tsts nSG 0i7 gfo-fq ~
Springfield 200 az 600
clark and ksfonrl sianheld and Fiat
terry
West side sports 100 moo 100 3 4
Andrew Baird ol2 10 ON ~ ?
hshhurn snd Schwartz. Hudson and
Easprgyk
Wilson Rangers 0Oi il2 o. = 2
Fast side sports 203 O55 A-iA 10 3
Henschsl ana Schunech; Derrick and
Phillips
Oakwood Aces noe ti3 20-l2 I
e J Martin 600 ni0 90 Z
Christants and Kesner spsrrck sud
RuchRn
standard n3o no0 onO.l 2 .
stays 600 200 100
stevsr' ard Nclr'orh Lewis and Haf-
hut
Called time limit
SCORPIONS roo ooi 200 . 5
Hudson 700 roo HlN-.i 4
Csttmn ano Wells Wilson snd Pau
lHwskF
Hawks $40 iol 0o2 IL ~ 3
Wurluzer 200 GOO oi0- ! \
slstou Reese and Douglas Dorian and
Caesar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Class A Results
Class 3 Results

JAW tN no 600 70o =
Rsvls 100 O0n 600 2
stuu ard MLtron whushsd, Goldman
and klids
Worms Non nnn 0oO--o : s
Arihurs n2N 100 0ox-3 , 2
Fishback and Dumas Lakes ana Zirn
norman
JAW 80 nf0 Inn ion-. ?
JAW ia 500 0Oo Osx III IN ?
Ptirowski Sedan and Pontone MART
and Peters, MilliEAn
Griffin o07 mn not s
Progressive 900 OF i1Ns s 2
Slosrfr and Gortese Trte'ev and Ger
ri0V hi.
SAM oo3 not o7o..a Is
Associated orr non 01o-2 a
HAYES ard Lsndrsth. Martinez and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
SpOr IS
Up Two Places
Each Tine MoC-esrY
JUS Had 10 Win
By LEO MACDONELL

Howard McCrea9. rs years
old knew AL along that his bic
brother Conn. 4 feet $ inches
above sea level was going fo
Nan the KenHaeks Derby aisaaf=
prrrftf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08

more than 20 years. drove IN The
tying and winning runs IN the
ninth with Singel 10 help Pepsi
Cola defeat Suffrin, rs
Walter Lacey, pitching for Vir-
gieS. came mp with a fOur-hitter
in heating Paris. 81 winning de-
spite homers by Eddie Swimo and
Augie Prokuda Of Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
April Building
Tops March

WASHINGTON. May S Build
ing activities in the United States
in April cqualcd or slightly cN-
ceeded the March volume. inter-
rupting the downward trend m
progress since August, 1912 WIPE
reported. The agency disclosed
governmcnt-financed war plant
construction program had reached
the following percentage OF com
pletion as of March 81 raw mate
rial plants 81 per cent aircraft 81
per cent. ordnance % per cent
shipways 81 per cent synthetic
rubber % per cent, aviation gaSo-
line 50 per cent
The volume of construction prof.
ectS this year is not expected IA
exceed 80 billions. as coniraSted
with a 80 billion estimate last
fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Expand
Z Plants

WASHINGTON. May s up
Tho Defense Plant Corp. has au-
thorized A S9-500.000I increase for
additional plant facilities at Ke-
noSha. Wis. In its with
Nash kelvinator Corp, bringing
the overall commitment 10 APP
proXimatcly $f6000,000. Secretary
of Commerce Jesse Jones had an
nounCed today
Jones also revealed a 81 800, 000
contract with Westinghouse EleC-
trio and Manufacturing Co. 70
plant facilities az Lester
Pa; $750,000 contract with
Aluminium Industries, Inc, TO pro
vide equipment AZ a Cincinnati
plant and S4S0.000 contract with
Raycord, Inc. 10 provide equip
ment at a Spartanburg, $. c. plant,
Also approved were increases OF
Sl30,0O0 in the contract with
Woodall Industries. Inc. for addl-
tional equipment al Monroe and
Detroit. Mich. plants and-aH
$500, 1000 boost in the contract
with Consolidated Vultec Aircraft
Corp. for additional plant facilities
at New Orleans, La.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
.Forrnd|dehyde
Price Reduced

WILMINGTON, May S-A
reduction in the price of formal
dehyde, amounting to 10 per cent
in tank car lots. was announced
by +. ]. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
and Co.
a new schedule, substantially
lowering all prices FOR formal
dchyde in both bulk and package
quantities, was put into effect by
the clectrochemicals department
The lower prices the department
stated. are consistent with the
policy of passing on 10 customers
economies which result from more
efficient operations
The reduction amounts TO 40
cents pap hundred f,1trr1rtS on SdtCs
IN tank cars and 25 cents per
hundred pounds on packages for
maldehyde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Steady
.At0peniing

: NEW YORK. May s up
Stocks opened steady TO firm to-
day with dealings light Bonds
held steady. Cotton futures opened
> points higher TO point lower.
Liquors continued to furnish
strong spots. Park a. Tilford made
new high at 90, up p. on the
first sale Austin Nichols a sold at
so up u, and later extended its
rise To more than a point. The
common of Austin Nichols made a
ne WHICH at l2h, up Is. on l500
shares.
ChildS Co continued active at
g.. up -. The issue opened on a
block of 1900 shares and later
sold at the same price. Blocks OF
1000 shares or more appeared in
L. s Hoffman and Flintkote, each
of which rose fractlonally.
The Fair preferred gained a
point 10 1922 and later rose to
10. Small gains were noted in
Radio Corp. American Telephone,
STANDARD Oil On. j., Anaconda,
international Nickel, Standard oil
( QndD, Sears Roebuck Phelps
I Dodge and American Can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
M. S. Rukeyser
Would Overhaul
Economic SelMp
NJ. S. RukeYser

persists that there is merit in the quarterback
technique mpovng clever for directing the natona
economy
Ry illustration. reader Fresno Cal, attempting
audit a friendly and asks:
that prefer interfering
peng private enterprise except minimum degree do
would be better for the country whole the
could commission Of Impartial
to what
IL becomes grounded periodically
in of attempt Mt recommendations Tor
Improvement:
that such commission N advisable
people that they do not hate the
they should he learned sincere men
nartr bad lheN 60
convictions
dice special conservatives liberals New Deal or
Odd cal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Retail Sales
Here Steady

Warm and favorable weather
during \ portion of the current
week brought out large crowds Of
shoppers and sale OF summer
goods was definitely accelerated
However. weather was adverse
during certain days and retail
business in the Detroit area made
little gain over the preceding
week. according to Dun & Brad
street inc
Returns fro mdcpartmcut stores
Indicated considerable variation
both as compared with last wee5
and last year ranging from W.I
below 90 20 per cent over fh.
previous week and from even with
10 20 per cent ahead of 1913
IN specially stores report, were
more uniform however me lD.f
return showed only > p,r cont
gain over lass Wacf and ln uar
cent increase over last wears nr.
ureS. IneNpcr>lte cotton good.
are still doing N... t ~
shoes dropped HcH H.u ,
week because of trc .Ea.. ar
date Of number u.s. .m....
Men S SsnEs and r.a r-
sales continues about ar "a le.,
with last week and about
20 1913.
Most concerns reported eoF.c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
j. y. Rache
Appeals

NEW YORK, May 8 CUP)-J.
s. Bache a. Co., brokerage house,
said today that il had filed an
appeal 10 the National War Labor
Board from a directive of the
regional NWLB that it negotiate
a contract with the American Fed
Grafton of Office Employees, AFL
Local 20940
The appeal contends that the
boards order exceeds its iuriSdic-
ton. William j. Walker. attorney
for the firm, said, since the dispute
does not interfere with the wal
effort
The company contends further
that the union no longer repre-
sents the majority of employees
and that two-thirds Of the present
employees have not had an oppor-
-tuuity 10 vote on union repre-
Sentation. Walker urged that the
War Labor Board refer the dis
pute TO the National Labor Rela
tions Board for new election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Million Miles
Over. Ocean

NEW YORK. May SIN flying
more than 1-000- nnA- ieS-aefesS
the Atlantic Ocean eA ittffff-ttfftf. firt-
month of April, American Airlines
is believed 10 have established a
record among NaFieHs tftfftnCS
which like American, are flying
under contract 10 The Air Trans
port Command, A. y Kemp preSi-
dent ++el-+.-ti-r,--- TtsTJ--rtt-vvay rT77sI
second successive month in which
American AirllneS exceeded the
1000 000-mile mark for overseas
flying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Desires Magician With New Bag Of Tricks

There correspondents with which we can
mpahRe emphasis brilliant and those with
vision subconScous desire magician with ne"
bag Of tricks.
my viewpoint it would be desirable to dissec The national
before undertake to reae IT, For
purposes dissection need who carefully observe
We need break
study the nature and functions oil
parts their relation the whole and TO one
This simply applies the objective technique oil dis
which has helped medical doctors to understand the human
body ,, :;
In the field Of medicine all human affairs knowledge IS
great doctor understands the processes OF nature ana
facilitate their operation lie has no UNDUE respect TOT m
cotics which be- is inclined SparsclN
Simple arithmetic entry namely bookkeeping
which recording transactions suitable loo iet
The consolidation oil accounts ~
that economy a whole can be HISualzed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-08
Group D-Wayne Room
Grnnn E-INorN Room
SKI on Blacklist

Placing the famous SKI Ball
bearing Co. on America s black
list is revealed 10 be a probable
next step IN bringing Sweden
into line with the Allies and
putting a stop 10 shipments OF
hallbcarlngS 10 Germany
Economic warfare experts
declare
"A very active Investigation
Is under way. We are exam
ming fully the industrial struc-
ture of SKI. which has 80
subsidiary companies through
out the world, 10 determine the
extent Of German interests In
the company