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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
LISTS DEVELOPMENTS

In the Ward case, three i'm
portant developments occurred:
1 "a the NLRB set Tuesday as the
date for an election TO determine
lif the Go union now represents
the Ward employees. C2) The judge
selected by the administration TO
issue the temporary injunction
that now restraints the Ward
management. extended the injunc-
ton to Wednesday. 80 Congress
has started broad Investigations
of the whole Ward case.
Perhaps the New Dealers
have overplayed their hand 1t
iS easily possible that the in
vcSugation. by It's breadth, wall
stir up questions concerning the
relation between the Go and
the administration that may be
embarrassing 10 both II is also
very possible that any union vote
held while the government is the
employer viii eventually be held
illegal by the Supreme Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Drop in Profits
For Square D

The Square y Co. for the
March quarter shows a net profit
Of S4S9433. which is equal to
Sis per share. against $685. 03
or So a share for the March
quarter last year.
The net profit for tho 1914
quarter is after provision for re-
negotiation, on the basis OF dis.
cuSsionS. which have taken place
regarding the 1912 earnings.
In the 1913 March quarter. nc
provision was made for rcnego-
flatlOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Secretary Lends Aid in Dismissne Visitors

Another time personally seeing business
visitors Usually the executive unobserved presses button which
signals secretary office when the visitor is over
calls the telephone reminds the
overdue meeting For the benefit OF the
visitor executive then the phone:
I'm late. I'll be through here In minute
Then the visitor recognizing the cue begs to take leave
days at the White House are
keep his schedule One after
a White House study the late Marvin
fact that Allotted
Roosevelt the midst of saying some
with characteristic informally
he looked secretary smiled pleasantly and said Mlnlng
all right I'll kick him out when I'm ready
The late Louis Wiley business manager Of the n Y Times
believer contacts accordingly
his policy try personally who wanted to
tai TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Livestock Market


CATTLE - 500, slaughter steers ard
yearIuEs s,0v steady quality unattrac-
tive rIr Dol stN common and medium a.
aIlL-A --l--Ts'r-- Ft----t- 81 -~I ~ = U0FTIrE
tcpry here odd head hefers up 10 SiA,
COWS iaIry scuve steady bulk beef COWS.
s. o. - c4nne~s Anc cutters mostly 81
E7t some shelly Gamers down tc Sc very
narrow demand ~ bulls easy solcs weak
frv good heavy bulls to shIrprrs W 20
81 3H. little done ca sausage bulls re-
placement cattle scarce steady.
CALVES 600 veaIerF active. frn
mostly a-ors to SOC higher Tor two DAYS.
choice showing uFtufn bulk gaYe and
crsrs vealsrs gle.5o1IT. ccmmOa ard
medium. t1Zn isi rgUs s. ig
HDas-z 500 Most salef and td'
sf0lrH sfeo1F god and caaiDr 200 q
Ihs sl3 81 the Top 2-o-a31 'nE So 70
81 ~. 350-fgc ihs ST feHIl 70 $50 90.
Jos SI2 -1tl2 So lf0-fsl Ns 81 ~ "
g. f0 1s1-lfs Ibf &llTt111. sDvi
mostly SlO.zI 1918 STAYS Ss7F 80.
SHEEP -- 500, slaughter lambs End
sheep steady. rur mostly sr1rn iautf ioaa
mostly choice F0-lt lambs wifh $50 3 Hr.
3 pe.s 1lt numerous small mNt8 COM
mon t. god gra1e .cts VIII Nc ana
pete 1llll4. some elr lambs $50 DOW
odd head fst shofn ewes uF t1 81 O., rev
Gu. ewes s. 500 5H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
War Boom Areas Must Expect to Lose Bloet

in his postwar studies expressed similar
said that boom communities must expect
10 boat orders terminated.
The of executive time became douby important
n
short cut technique for quickly
dsposng correspondence each day When he die
minutes in giving the
name initials address the to whom he writing
number each incoming Of mail and Them
debating the number. For example
taking up No J. he simply to his secretary the answer is
letter expressing the decision
observed the system USE and 1t
significantly speeds the Other executives use mechan
atiDUT mari
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

the contents Of that book in night the book had been
copied there doubt that its contents would be
on the way TO Tokyo via a diplomatic pouch.
While the o. N. l. had not had Farnsworth under
veilance it did note anything about him that to its
attention The source Of Fansworths income between the
time Of his court-mara and the day he had Borrowed"
the book from the Examining Board, disturbing
question to Captain Pueston The dosser Farnsworh
disclosed that he seemed to have than he had
had before and that lately he had been in the habit OF
passing crisp one-hundred dollar bills the bars
Of swanky bsros that he patronzed So Captain Pules
ton ordered a closer watch Farnsworths activities.
For several months after the episode OF the borrowed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Auto
Graphs
Award Second Tine
By SILER FREEMAN
en- Wins Safet4


General Motors fine safety
record last year has won them
a unique distinction. The cor
pOrauOn became the FIRST two-
lime holder of the National
Safety Councils special wartime
award FOR distinguished service
10 safety.
The award was presented in
New York today 10 G. +. VIII
son, president of GIN, on behalf
of the employees of the corpora
ton In making the preSenta-
ton, Col. John Stilwell, head of
the council. said:
Records show the rate OF
time lost last year by GM em-
plOyeS due To accidents was l6
per cent less than the record
which won the councils highest
award in 1912. This. was even
more remarkable because II was
made i'm a period Of great eN-
panSion when 100000 new en-
plOyes were added 10 the pay
roll and the total hours worked
were increased by over. so per
cent"
Wilson, in accepting the
safety pennant, pointed out that
GINS proudest boast was that
our employees are safer on the
job than off the job"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Hatch Promoted

/. c. Hatch has been named
manager of the winch and crane
division OF Gar Wood Industries,
Inc, 10 succeed G. + Robinson,
retired. il was announced today
by Ralph s. jenkins. vice presi-
dent and general manager
Hatch was born in Win
chester. Mass. in 1908 and is a
graduate OF Tufts College. He
joined Gar Wood Industries IN
1884 as a craftsman, was pro-
NOTED 10 sales engineer in 1887
and was made assistant man
sger of the division IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

GENERAL DAYS AFTER the disappearance and return
- the confidential Navy book routine report detail
ng the episode reached the desk OF Captain William d.
Pueston Chief Of the Office Of Naval Intelligence in Wash
ington Captain Puleston frowned for he held John s.
Farnsworh something less than esteem He knew much
OF FarnsWorths history, while in the service and out
He knew that Commander Josiyuld ltimiya, Naval At
tache OF the japanese Embassy-the same Commander
Itinya that Count Kiete called at his personal
quarters in the Aban Towers-would give anything IN
his possession including his life for copy OF ihe
Service Of Information and Security He knew too Of the
secret at Itmyas home, suspected of containing
and photostst equipment capable Of copying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
What S New
In Business
Peace1,ne Aviat,o1
No Ind1s4riaI Booa0za
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

4 surprising number oi De-
troit companies count aviation
rs an ace-in.tbc-ho.c for post
war. activities.
Although few II any anilci-
pate manufacture Of an entire.
plano. q lot ol thcm figure on
supplying parts and equipment
70 the aircraft industry Some
even consider The possibility OF
continued fabrication OF wing
sections. etc.
] wonder how many Of them
have actually ana'yzed the post
war prospects. 5ot the aviation
industry
out on The Wesi Coast, the
cradle of the industry they're
taking q pretty realistic view Of
what the future holds IN store
for them.
Last year. they turned out as
per cent of the nations 50 GOO
planes Many OF them now con-
cede that they'll be fortunate
indeed If they retain FIVE
PER CENT of the wartime
volume when peace comes.
OF course. five per cent would
give the industry an annual
volume of upwards of S500.000,-
600 a -undreamed OF IN
the prewar days But all told,
it's still only a good sized frac-
ton of General Motors anticl-
pated pcacetime automotlve
volume
While Detroit is undoubtedly
in aviation 10 stay. II seems 10
me that the peacetime pros
poets arc hardly rosy enough to
warrant an undue optimism
among supplierS for at least
some years 10 come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Sales in N. Y. Stores
Increase IS Per Cent

NEW YORK. May 1O-New
York City department store sales
for the week ended May 6 were
Is per cent above the like period
last year For the four weeks
ended last week, they averaged
5 per cent above year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
WA Authorizes
New Corn Buyer

CHICAGO, May 10-The War
Food Administration in Chicago
announces that the a. +. Stalcy
Manufacturing Co. at Decatur,
H.. has been approved as an au-
thorized purchaser Of corn. under
WA order No. IS. This brought
the number Of professors, thus
authorized. 10 ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Purple Heart rs Years Late

VERMONTVILLE, May 10
Charles Dale Rich, a veteran of
World War /, has received the
Purple Heart for wounds suffered
in the Meuse-Argonne. He served
with the Third Division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
ruII Af.n

CHICAGO. Nay q GNsl- HOgs-7a
o1. tfra.t TCt ai1ft tla sI1 -f
- l0 tssv.rE 81 81 81 g. mediums
atzs9 pack.rE feuf Sliuli 40. pes
s.
CAVIIT.-s soon }sfsa4y CavesA 0oa'
STEADY EesY EteeN choice. $50 1f 1t
medium gtt eearIrFs 2lZHIt 20
Bltcners hefers Sil 10 80. COWS SIS
Gas. bu'ls SsIIt calves lIo
feeders siF9tso2tt ,EtocRers sce4rf So
ola crus srt heffgg SfTil vs.
SHIP Goo rffa-v lambs ff-
OtslG ctauor. y'l So, rsar. 81 SIS.
slN75. ftfttur ST. 1880 enft 49,
$50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Kresge TO Pay 25t
Dividend for Quarter

The S. S. KreSgc Co. has de-
clared a quarterly dividend of 25
cents on the common stock, pay
able June l., to holders of record
of May 26. A similar amount was
paid on March 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

book, Farnsworth, with seemingly nexhaustble supply
of onehundred dollar bills turned up at various
Naval points between Newport News and Boston. He
sought out old acquaintance invited them out and
drinks invariably switched the conversation to Naval mat
ters He asked questions pertinent questions, which he
covered by insisting that the Navy was in his blood and
that he hoped for eventual reinstatement.
Captain Puleson to the conclusion that Farnsworh
coming into entirely too much information even for
exNavy who theoretically, could be trusted He
acted quickly Specific instructions issued by the
o. ~ l. to all Naval officers forbdding them TO discuss
Naval matters with John S. Farnsworth -.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Detroit Stocks

Safes MAJ
IN 1909 High Low ii.i5 On &c
Hurd Lock - az AZ N
TN0H Brew = ~
UNLISTED
Sinclair on 27i5 10 - u
Dividends IN the foregoing table are IN.
amounts declared or paid 30 far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Trade0utIook
Seen Cloudy
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of hconuuics, \. y. tnHersIi,
I'm the latest statistical week.
Industrial and business activity M
creased a little Furthermore,
even m some OF the industries in
which production was reduced.
there was a gam IN orders which
suggests Improvement 10 come.
Steel production held practically
unchanged al a trlfc below 100
per cent OF capacity but orders
for steel increased and the total
-ef untitled orders became larger
Although paperboard production
was of, orders increased. Rail-
way car loadings made a favor
-abte showing, and electric power
production gained a-httie.
also note that engineering
construction contracts increased
last week. both IN the public and
the private fields. Private con-
StTuctiun of industrial buildings
was a considerable item
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
BANK CLEARINGS UP

AS to trade, it may be noted
first that bank clearings for the
week turned up, and department
store sales made a fairly good
showing. The gain for the week
was small. but something.
In this connection, the obstacles
10 retail business aIc-In- be kept
an mind OF course. various
Scarcities remain and arc a drag
on sales volume IN such lines as
cotton goods. rubber goods, and
hardware. Then there is the re-
Strictive effect of government
price and tax policies
For eNsHpic. tfrcrc IS said 70
be- less than the usual advance
business I'M furs at this time
largely because of the compiled
tons caused by OPA price rules,
And any one who has been around
knows how the 30 per cent caba-
IA 4ttasA7 eftttt.t- tt1fr1rT1Urt dt IT'S
taurantS, night clubs. etc, has
knocked that booming business on
the head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

order Zoe United states War
savings stamps from your De
troit Times carrier Hell de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
KOPPERs co

KOPPERS co.
Twelve months ended March Ill
1884 1919
Net profit s.. 800 4Og 81 sos 225
Per common share 81 rs - 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Earnings
IILY-TIIP Cur CORR

Twelve months ended March 81
1888 1919
Net profit $685., j26 6gs sol
Per common share S3N5 50 6b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Dividends
OEfRBTxaSs' F7MES

Published every Week Day Evening anr
Sunday Morning hy the Times Publishing
Company % 1870 Caes Ave. Detroi'
81. ~ .liglu
battered az Dcrnf Nurt as second-Clas'
MhH Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Subscription rate or advance by mail
% ar, place ir tae lr'ef states. Canada
~ Mexico. con Canadian subscriptions
add ace o. cover war import TAX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

EastS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

To obtain a serapbOOk 70 sage
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07

Es Ezce1e-cy yz1--c4zd Has
4. B<y E.z5z-sr Il Egyp. VI the
C1tte6 STATS. q zs1-- Z trzI-
hokt1g roz1 Il h.z a-e Hftl@s
F1x he peze az yezrz II has rep
resen.ec ~ gcrerme1t = Uzza-
ing-n1 ard pror III that wza IL
reoreee1zt.ve II Egropez- cz2-
itzIs for zoogt ..ttee1 y@rz H
Is thorc1ghly Wes-e-+zed II
trees. nczr1er. zp<@ch zcd geaerzl
app@erz1ce-51t III II th01ght
TIE o51@ct II cz3r tntervew vas
N zscerz-a thz N.cL=tera ec-t-
tutz III Ieuczh Palestine We
were swzrz. II cossrze. II tae d.
cLzret oop1e.tio1. II Egpts
Prize In.-ztsr. ,.zazz Pzaaz, III
2 Jgn1zh C1n.1ooow@z.c. ut x=
ND hnp@1 n ootz.a frora. th-a IL
teraem H!te h.4 d-y.o1-zcc reor@-
se.tzt!Ye u .ae Co.tzd Scztes II
inzIi.g II RI thl1ght pr-c@zs@s
II the dEc,zyed t1<z II J=U.z1
Pz.egt!.e
Tx Micls-er hezzc U1ch Z I'm
III ,c..f.r5c,-.. Lzrg7zge rezz-d.zg
Eg--5ts ces.ree <1r ,@zcet1l relz-
t!onz aro1ag ..e oA11.@a II KS
troubled w1r!d- W. ~. .ched re
inter5ew u s1netn.zg + 1T .1ore
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07

NE WYORK-It is an annual
custom for leading orthodox raD-
bis from all sections Of the coun-
tn 70 come to Jersey City before
Passover. to bake their matzo
shrurah at the famous Mani
schew.tz alatzo Bakery, but this
year that traditional ceremony
took on special significance when
the baking Of matzo shmurah cul-
minated IL 2 spontaneous demon
s-rauon for spiritual awakening
z1d call to rally to the aid OF
tn millions Of Jews in war-torn
EEro2@. Meeting in a special
assembly convened in the Mani
sc.ev-:tz Iiatzo Bakery. the rab-
lis present representing a cross
sec-.on Il the nations orthodox
sC.r.tua. leadership. chmaxed the
meeting ~ deciding to hold a
special convention during the
north II S:va1 70 plan concrete
action oa the question Of immed-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07
Pharoah's Minister To Washington
Would Still Restrain IsTaelItes

WITT Pzuer Il 1903
NJ sz-e- u tLiz i br1et-
TIE 4rz5-sgesEg peo2l= look
E5o1 r1e White Pep=r = z coIn-
1-c1--s=. zct-1,g r-or= BIT 1T
Il d C-6erz-ao6 thzt ~e are lot
z51-o7-g IL cozt=zts we are
n=r=ly zccsptzg i Professionally
That Z - Ezr = @e CIR 90.
The zEerz u the remaining
gzestso-z were zoC Eexp@cted
TEzy were zLso stoEr ard s-zppy-
Eoz dces Tor Excz-ency
TieE Jezlsh immigration ito Pal
est:-e - the e1d y tte present
var
We sre oppos=d 10 il"
Uhzt ID you th--k u Z Fed=r-
stc- q Near Eastern STATS
With Jez1sh Palestine included
As : renber II E1ca : Federe-
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07

=eue tirnz deTelop izdus--y =
PzIes1l1e u the ex-E1t Ehere the
-ztrer caszh E1p2ly Egyp- ~-c1
recessery prod1cts thzt zre noT
imported fron o-ersezs2 Would
Z not he II th= spirit II god
-.eighbors7 re1tjozed : none-t
sgo ~ HIS ExczIIercy7
Egpt's position u the matter
L vel kno1-L We are opposed
II Teg+zh ira<lgEztio1 into Pal
@st.-e II aay form II FIR any pur-
pcse Egypt prodlces practically
thz SANE prodIcts e do@s Peles-
t.-e. ~ that the tvo countries
cnz1.t ut very well complainant
ezch ,tker'z eco1oroic needs- FIR
tn=rTcor=, Egypt RS also built Up
--tlstres, II recent yezrs ard
~ are attempting seriously u d.
v=.cp or o1rtry i1dEzt-zI-v
EgEot :aE % need for Industrial
prcdrlccs Manufactured r Pals
c..e. IND fzil to Sc hou I car
II beneficial II KY country
Snne tinne Ego your Prt1oe
N-..ster proposed u na@dizte X
.A-aeo th= .rzbs ard th= Jews
D1@s Your Evcelle.cy t.iEk thac.
IL tte event zuch negotiations
mster.alize, the question Of z Jew
.sa state il Palestine would d
PLACED q the agenda ,"
AbhorS Jewish Prosecutions, Etc.
YOU may quote me or this d
rectly Egypt views with grave
co.c=n the establishment Of a
Jewish Homeland in Palestine.
Egypt makes distinction be-
tween the Jewish question and
political Zionisrn. We abhor the
prosecutions against Jews in En-
rope and elsewhere. Nevertheless,
ne think It Ar injustice against
the people of Palestine. composed
II Jews, Christians and Moham-
medans. 10 establish State in
their lard exclusively for one peo-
pie Palestine belongs To the
people who live there I do not
know whether the negotiations
you speak Of will really material
ize, and even if they do. the ques-
ton Of a Jewish Home in Pales-
tine"
The sentence remained unfinish-
ed. The answer, however, was
clear from the shrug Of his
shoulders and the skeptical ex-
preston on his face. 1t was just
one definite, unnistakable: no."
Would Your Excellency care
to express an opinion on the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07
BY MURRAY FRANK

Nzrrzy Yrzak Warrington co<rzspordect zszzgz
81 ~ te L-1eoe16ezt Jezza
Egypczz C-5t=d states pyo5=-s q
zct-t -ter=se n Jgzs c1zap-z5e1d
s.g.az>zoc= II %=zr Ezst t1z poscEz- psctu-e
TIE E1to-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07

ne AraCS, = cannot 90 IneH
much good
In Summary
Th4 Minister abkorred the Jew
:zh prosecutions il Europe, but
disapproved Of admitting the Jews
into Palestine. Establishment Of
Z Jewish State is TO him an injus-
tee to the people Of Palestine,
including the Jews residing there
Barring Jewish immigration into
Palestine. as the White Paper
does. IS to him only a "compro-
-cise, nothing more" While he.
an Egyptian. discusses Palestine
freely. he cannot discuss the
Multi because the Multi is not
ar Egyptian"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07

late aid to our brethren Arm,
the seas.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07

TIE Arabs. I cannot do them
rrn good"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-25
Reserved
ROSEVILlE DRIVER GETS
68 DAYS IN
JAIL

ROSEVILLE - Leo McMa-
hon. 40. of 1922 Homeland, near
Roseville, on Wednesday took
over a cell in the Macomb Coun-
" jail which Will be his resi-
dcncc for at least - days. and
possibly 60 days, because Of
three traffic law violations he
admitted TO a RoSeville justice.
McMahon pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Lyle HOWE 10 CD
drunk driving -- 500 and costs
plus ID days in Jail, (2) driving
without an operator 5 license.
which had been revoked - $50
and costs or 20 days IN jail, and
90 driving a car with defective
brakes and steering. $40 and
costs or three days in jail I'M
less the 500 drunk driving fine
Is paid Mcmahon is slated TO
spend an additional 80 days in
jail.
Rosev lie Patrolmen Carl
Schumann and Alvoy Depue ar
rested Mcmahon on Gratiot at
3 a. m, Wednesday. They said
records show three previous ar
rests concerned with traffic vio-
lation and drinking, including a
drunk driving conviction in 1912
when Mcmahon lost his license
See 6S DAYS-Page .
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-25
New Flag Pole
Erected Today

Donated by Oskar Andreas
Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
a new county building flag pole
today towers sc feet above the
ground at the southwest corner
of the structure, following its
erection this morning.
The pole, II feet long over
all, was placed in position by
crews Of city workers and De-
,roit- Edison linemen.
On Memorial Day the pole
will be formally presented to
the city by Commander Henry
Schwartz. of the v. F. w.. and
at the same time beautiful
American FLAG. measuring nine
by 10 feet, win be hoisted TO its
top-most height. xift Of the
WV Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs.
Virginia Cooley. president 0f
the auxiliary. will make the for
NAL presentation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-25
IS More Jap
Ships Are Sunk
u. S. Underseo
Croft Score

WASHINGTON, May 25-(PD
American submarines, ripping
Japanese supply lines through
out the Pacific, have sunk an
other Is vessels including a dc
stroyer and transport, the
Navy announced today.
The new bag brings to 724 the
number Of japanese ships sunk,
probably sunk or damaged by
American submarines. Included
in that total are 573 definitely
sent to the bottom, SO probably
sunk and lis damaged.
Sinking of the destroyer
brought to AZ the number of
warships Of the Japanese fleet
destroyed by American subma-
rineS.
Each recent announcement of
submarine sinkings has includ-
ed at least one ship from the
enemy's fighting fleet, indicat-
ing that the Japanese are at
tempting unsuccessfully 10 COM
bat the daring American sub
marine crews who have been
cutting off supplies TO enemy
garrisons throughout the Pacific
area.
Included also in the latest bag
were three tankerS, three cargo
transport ships and seven cargo
carrying vessels.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-25
ST. CLAIR SHORES

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Nir-
tually one million dollars has
been Topped off the assessed val
uation of the Edsel B. Ford
estate here, Lake Township
Supervisor Adrian A. Linge-
mann announced today.
AS a result the beautiful Lake
ST. Clair property OF the late
motor magnate.. which has been
offered for sale at 100000,
now stands assessed at $4,000,
including not only the Ford
residence but the adjacent, de-
veloped 65 acre plot.
The overall assessment of the
Ford properties i'm Lake town
ship. embracing extensive un-
developed acreage as well as the
65 acre parcel, now stands at
S1.700,004 in contrast 10 the
S2.657.0 assessment Of 1913.
The developed portion, includ-