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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
4 More Achievements

Or Sebrell revealed that test
tires arc now being manufac-
tured from the new synthetic
and that road tests Will be
started as quickly as possible
With scientific modesty he
pointed out that the new rubber
has not been developed 70 the
extent that il shows high tensile
strength at high temperatures.
In addition 10 the new syn
thetic. DR.. Sebrell disclosed his
company had made four other
achievements in the program Of
research. One was another syn
thetic rubber which could re-
place natural rubber in applica-
tions other than tires for which
GR-S cannot be used success
fully. II duplicates the chemi-
cal activity Of natural rubber
and can be successfully chlori-
mated.
Two now acCelerators for
GR-S have also been developed.
AcccleratorS are essential 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Detroit Livestock Market

\ Materially reduced marketing
OF all livestock at Detroit stock
Yards during the week gave prices
a substantial boost. Supplies were
most reduced in cattle and hogs.
while offerings Of sheep have been
materially under trade require
mcntS for several weeks.
This. forced now tops for most
classes Of livestock Hogs sold Ar
Sl4 freely 10 major packers for
The first time in nearly three
months NealcrS reached a new
peak of~Sl7S0 sDsingiy and odd
lois OF good TO choice steers
brought SIS.
cNTTt,F WreRs sslsbie reenrts r.
20 I@SNF 81 trade was s-.-la----A liza
a' '1e wetk Tfun rfiurH As against iat'
WeeH,s NtNr f'1nshtc- steers srf tc4r.
anes are strong POI $50 r'Eher. vn1e COWS
are tu'f 81 up eN' .cmfs more Ruth.
were shafnf, higher az m.d-week hens
iui,F h0c srf IN extremes 81 over The iow
ne last week sf1cker ana feeder caff.s
1cre very scarce ol' sfrong '7 hicner
urdcr broad country trqgrt Small dots
0f loof 20 .noifp fed steers ard pesrlfncs
made SIS 5n1i6. bulk good ofcrnes
Sl42jal5, most eornmon and medium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

Some time ago in a discus
SION centcrihc on the numerous
disadvantages Of <yntheticiruh-
Der tires, Dr. Sidney CALDWELL
head of L. s. Rubber Co S labo-
raioHcs. warned
Don't sell the rubber Scicn-
fists short. They have gone a
long way in two years. And
they are still making progress. I"
The truth OF this statement is
borne out by the occasional an
nouncemcnts from the rubber
factories that this or that dis
Covcry has been made which
overcemes one or more flaws IN
tho synthetic product II all
adds up 10 progress in A new
field tho conquest OF the big
ccSt problem facing the United
States after the JapS had cap
tured the rubber supply OF the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Double Trouble

Added 20 the increasing uou-
bios NJ the uttcry JapS Is mo
fact that they cant pronounce
IN their own language the name
ot our new navy dive bomber
which has been delivering such
punishpg blows against them
IN recent months. IL has them
tongue-tcd
Dick Roberts, advertising
manager of the Hudson Motor
Car Co .n Detroit which makes
The wings for the new CurtISS
SB2C Helidlvcr points out that
thcrc are no co. or "v' sounds
IN japanese. according 10 Or. r.
II Gerhard instructor In Japa-
nose AZ OHIO state University.
So those Iaps who meet up with
the sens atIonal new dive
bomber and live 10 tell about II
probably are having a difficult
time giving us name, he said
The hnglASt said that pos
Slb'y the Jape call the plane
, "licrdgda ra as that is the
closest they can come 10 the
actual name The lIugWSt doubts
If the japS are trying 10 trans
late the meaning of HelldlVer
INTO their language
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Refund Bonds
OF Me|vindd|e

r. " Sat,ley e. Co, Inc. and
McDonald-Moore & Co. have been
appointed refunding agents ny the
City of Melvndale. Michigan. TO
handle the refunding Of the citys
outstanding bonds which total
S2.174. 400.
The plan, which was recently
announced. provides for the iSSu-
ance Of Sl265 900 Series refund
Ing bonds 10 be exchanged for the
Series A bonds now outstanding.
and 5000 400 Series 2 refundinc
bonds 10 be exchanged for the
Series 3 bonds now outstanding.
The new bonds will he dated Dec
l, 1913 and will mature Serially
Feb. ! of each year 1913 10 1878.
both inclusive. and Aug /. 1878
Copies of the refunding proSpec-
tus may be obtained from either
Of above mentioned firms. Bond
holders who have not filed con-
Sents 10 the plan are urged to do
so as they Wall be allotted the
maturities which they designate if
such procedure is possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Rise in Avidtions
Features Early
Stock Dealings

NEW YORK Fen. rs INS)r1
Tho Stock market opened Nm
today in moderately active deal
ingS Rails, which rose 10 now six
year highs yesterday were steady
and about unchanged
AviatonS were a feature rising
fractionally on fairly heavy de
mand OILS were also up fraction
ally as were utilities and special
tics. SteelS had good support. with
RuStlesS opening at a new high.
Holding about unchanged were
the chemicals. coppcrS and mining
shares Communications cas- Q q
slightly with American Telephone
dropping a small fraction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Edison Elects
I New Directors

Alfred { Marshall president Of
The Detroit Edison CO today an
nounccd that AZ a meeting Of the
board Feb Il. James 6 Holden
and WcSson Seyburn resigned a.
directors. Frank l. Conrad and
Harry y. Munscil were elected TO
fill the vacancies.
Conrad and Munscll were desig-
mated by American Light & Trac-
ton Co. presently holding APP
proximatciy 20 per cent Of the
Edison stock. which requested
representation on the board pro-
poItonate TO us interest m the
company 8 stock. The present
holding Of American Light is sub
iect 10 Investment by il and ITS
afflnafe> under the Public Guilty
Holding Company Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

81 = ~ SO Beef COWS oukeA az SIS o5T
10, few better cows $50 t0.rHI Z5 Gamers
a0d cutters mostly Ss25Ts ate bulk
sausage bulls So ~
CALVES Weeks salable receipts = $50
Nesiers sold fuilT soc higher n ar active
market Practical TOP sn1 bulk for good
and choice veaiers are oas SI7 0d4 head
ST. SO most medium $3.50 u.s. common
So SO Ia r8Is s. i1
HOGS Week saIshle receipts : 500
Demand vas mucn fhe hr1sirst for holi
scaling under COO jus ana srvs these
.eih0e 400 500 h-rsr Than week AGO
NetNtfg ovAi 331 khs were i1u3ir higher
o1f E-3-a1n .ts wore never better Tran
sieadlt g0Nd and choice 2oo-22E l0 has
soid soc hiEher az ono. tine to reach Sif
h'r cased back fo NAfs0 on 'he close.
hare buzz good ard choice goo $50 lns
stood ~ ~ po 'Ae floor rure be-.
.rah'r $50 2nn lhs made So DU f1 U.s..
ff0 ifu r- Sff rr,-5, srrr -frr-e
wcflts $50 WITH fft.fT1 hs At STE
n ~ sf8rs brought .Sl1ufp hH
~iFFF Ncek sals ~ receipts b 500
swni supplies anr urEirt uewUrl forced
SLAUGHTER sheen ann amh rs 49, d 1ne
lialer az p sis Nrek Drtchoraffon~. MI
Q4aN@ 1Frweried me upfurn TfaffnE
Vas quite ar,tve throughout Good and
Ch0ice fat lmhs s0'd A. SIC 2i-16 81.
with me SIS Is lambs no. .oo desirable
Medium 90 gonf grades brought Sit 500
rs common and medium S12 i011f. cults
Ss A u So N1st GOOD and choice "a ewes
furAed, A. t-o11g when available Com.
non AVID medium brought s. S and culls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
M. S. Rukeyser
Educate Public
On Need for Taxes

SalcsmanShp significant democratic symbol because il
S based the persuasion
1t is the antthes of RECOMMENDATION which relies merely
~
In he Fourth War Loan campaign which recently came
end all the devices ~ the art Of selling employed induce
citizens support effot through
purchases There palng The that
the unanalXc might thought that asked
make contribution rather than funds In World War
this type bayh similarly confusion
puzzled ayman wrote inquire whether he had the treas
ury for the saiekecpng Of his funds.
On the other hand there attempt bogufe the
taxpayer. Here the government relics
II would be craftsmanship If effort made 20
sell the the that sacrifcal
backs the attack provides the Though
this fact should he self all the gamozng been
centaed bond buying and of has been reserved for
paying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

$50 0OO. 900. Sales OF these issues
10 corporations, insurance COM
panicS, labor unions, churches,
state and municipal sinking
funds, savings associations, etc,
otalcd S192122 600 or IS
per cent OF that quota Of
So. 600 900
Commenting on these figures,
Walter s. McLucas chairman
OF the State Banking division,
said
These figures represent care
ful tabulations of accumulated
daily purchases filed by 28
banks in Wayne County. They
indicate that the heavy artillery
Of corporation and association
buying turned the tide. The
combined quotas have been eX-.
ceeded ny $57.225, 300 or 81 per
cent. our field artillerN-in-
diVidual buying of r and 6 and
all other issue S--muSt be
greatly strengthened In the
future, for its place cannot he
taken By the big guns. The in
fantTy-E Bond buyers---I know
will give good account 0f IL
self. when the difficult task Of
tabulating the final score of T.
Bonds sold has been completed.
A. a banker. ! am sure that the
safest way 10 finance "A war, on
top OF well conceived tax pro-
gram, is for the people to loan
To their government Ia the limit
of their ability 10 prevent in
flatiOn now and 10 build finan-
Cial reserves for the future. This
il the path of sound wartime
finance and hope that in
diNidual participation in coming
war loans viii steadily increase
throughout the length and
breadth Of the land"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Needs REESE areh

The iTIth achievement CIdlned
by Or. Sebrell IS new methods
Of milling and processing GR-S
rubber. which extends lis uses
10 fields where il was formerly
thought unusable.
we believe that n consider
able amount Of research IL
necessary before the methods
of handling GR-S rubber are
brought 10 their maximum effi-
cheney" Or. Sebrell says
I'VE feel that we are gradu-
ally learning what has To he
done. GR-S is more difficult tn
plastieike properly than natural
rubber. ] believe that we were
the first 10 advocate the prOduc-
ton of GR-S with a lower index
of Elasticity and the adoption OF
this policy by the government
has made il easier 10 handle
GR-S."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Push Ads
On Home
Front

The need for advertising sup
port OF home front information
campo igns IS now systematically
being brought 20 the personal at
tenten of advertising and sales
executives in cities throughout the
country as result OF a unique
cooperative program IN which all
major advertising media are par
ticipat.ng. the War Advertising
Council announced today.
The project. under the direction
OF John Sterling OF This Week
magazine. who IS chairman of the
council : sponsorship committee. is
regarded as the most important
single activity on the council pro-
gram for 1914 Other members Of
the committee include Fred Be-
hen. Meredith Publishing Co. .
Frank Brauchcr Periodical. Pub
RSnerS Association kerwin II.
Fulton Outdoor Advertising. Inc.
Frederic r. Gamble, American
Association OF Advertising Agen-
cleS. Earl II McHugh. Hearst
Magazines Frank Mccker. Os-
born. Scolaro & Meekcr William
+ Robinson. New York Herald
Tribune, Paul 3 West ASSocia-
ton Of National Advertisers. and
Harold Rugg, McGraw-Hill Pub
fishing CO.
Purpose Of the program which
has been functioning nationally
since Feb !. is 20 mobilize the
services Of media statesmen who
call on national advertisers and
their agencies. TO estimate the
greatest possible advertising sup
port OF urgcnf war MESSAGES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Sees Record

During the first - months
period after war restrictions are
lifted international Harvester
Co. expects 10 produce more
trucks than in any previous l.
months pCrod IN company his
tory NJ r. Mccarthy 81 the
firms motor truck division told
a convention ~ the carbonate
and beverage manufacturers Of
Illinois a. Chicago
Mccarthy prom sod that rs
soon As possible after rcStrlc-
lions are lifted Harvester VIII
resume production Of us line Of
trucks for civilian users.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
.UdyIite d Net
81 Gents a Share

Udylite Corp and IFS wholly
owned subsidiary Bright Nickel
Corp report for the year ended
Dec. 81, 1913 a net profit Of S2l4 =
@q4 equal 10 81 cents common
share after refund Of S196O0 20
the government on completion of
1912 renecouation and also after
reserve for 1913 on the same
basis as agreed with Price ADJUST
ment Board for 1912
This compares with net profit
Of Sl97 90 or 10 cents a share
in 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Holmes SWPC
Manager Here

Appointment OF Milton A.
Holmes sS acting regional man
ager Of the Smaller War Plants
Corporation for the Detroit re-
glon was announced today in
Washington by Maury Maverick.
chairman and executive director
OF SWPC.
Holmes has been acting deputy
director Of SWPC after having
been district manager Of the To-
ledo SWPC district since Aug >,
1913 lie succeeds Ray II Haun,
who has been named acting d.
rector Of the field service division
of SWPC IN Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Grand Rapids
Plant Closed

GRAND RAPIDS. Feb. IS
Seven million dollar Extruded
Metals Corp plant in operation
here for more than a year is 10
he closed immediately by agree
mont between management and
Defense Plant Corp John L. Bar
rett, plant president announced
today, Barrett said there is no
Uore need for that type Of pro-
ductlon here. The plant en-
ployS GOO persons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Stearns Makes Bid
For Export Business

Frederick Stearns e. Co of De-
troit. one of the oldest pharma-
ceutical houses in the United
States. Is releasing the largest
Latin American campaign IN Us
history. II covers trade papers in
the United States. and medical
publications. newspapers, maya
zines and radio in a number Of
Latin American countries. The
Export Advertising Agency places
the account
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Fears Spread Of Discomfort After the War

This urgently necessary especially after the
The necessity will the
productivity
ably breeds resistance and discomfort,
In the ultimate
political sovereignty with people mistake
rely government collect instead Of
uatng patriotic enthusiasm for this of financial parcpa
The
Sclly the Hollywood writer takes that.
Stayat-homo ne wants the treasury rather
than lend q interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18


They reflect
S a / @ s of
Series and
G. aVtngs
Bonds and all
m ar kctable
issues 20 in
diyidual pur-
c n a : q r &
through Feb.
- at S26-
l02 600 81
per cent Of
that quota of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
GrapEhs
BY SILER FREEMAN

manufacture of large track and
bis tires. because without some
Chcmgal Substance 10 speed up
the process OF Xuicanization, *
would be impossible 10 yulcanize
properly the interior of thick
tire carcass without al the same
time over-vulcanlzing the tread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
On the
business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times financial Editor

Figures for Wayne County
have been released for the first
time, giving the county score
for tho Fourth War Loan drive,
exclusive of Series r bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Patriot Obligated TO Buy Bonds and Pay Taxes

Under the existing fiscal Soip the patriotic individual must
adjust himself TO conditions ne finds them. Thus he has
obligation both 10 pay taxes and buy bonds.
insufficient is merchandise and make j
appear be patriotic contribution winning the
The Walt Disney animated pioneer the right
direction and visualize for the taxpayer for the bond
buyer, his dollars guns tanks and ammunition.
In peace self governing denoCTaCes would
be politics sell the the idea that he
getting qud pro quo for what he gives up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Merchant Educates Public on Beating Excise Ia

But that IS a unusual expression
A nf the New York
patrons buy bonds crcllarizes
them O AVOID March federal
Though hedge clause
buy anything before March that they do
need he nevertheless that self interest the
would purchases before higher
Thus blsinossmen different stand
ard toward bonds han nd taxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
ChrysIer Dividend
Again Set al IS Cents

Chrysler Corp. declared a divi-
dend of IS cents, payable March
ia 70 stock Of record February %.
Chrysler paid the same amount in
Zach lnarfer lasf Near-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
4 5000 PLACE TO BOWL

4 5000 PLACE TO BOWL
THt RiVrRSiDg
sl7' e. Isnsr'or. a. Nensaain NJ 7tas
IlC0NA REC. ssos m,ctIGl" hys.
orts BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 10 \. ".
UsriL .. u. SAL. sun u"Tlt "
LupASS1D0R 500 SctAtftR " ~.
op.s Bo-Boa TODAY U7h p ~ 40 after
~ ? Al DAY sau da,' ana SUNDAYS
pehcnp pre vtRsoR AT wAttR@As
pIRvUN HLVi "a AiisN W. ..g0a0
osa so-n,s TODAY Urbl IS ,rd tr'r 90
op,sinss Tor aorn,ne sad Afternoon .'sVuss
BOWL. OOROME go. q , 9Sh's 81. no F. i,io
Open Bowling at All Times!
c,nItIln 80 tAsr CONGRESS
bAUlLLRG n Nisu. rsbles ca. sos
opEs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL " AND
srTTp N 30 ? ~. Al DAY SAT-. AND SuN.
CASINO REC. ' +, A r9o9"A co A ,S,5
NOME or C. Y o. WONEkS TOURNEY.
uPEs BOWLING AT ALL riMts'
CNENe,THOMBLY ?. . 81; sHF ~ .,7o
INTER $50 TOURNEY hoN. Slooo rir,i prls,
$500 second Eliminated fr1s rura--Slo ooo
CREST LANES fot y sIftys At 40 90 ~, s,st7
A Bowler, Paradise, Vish Our STAGE Bar and
Cossisn touaos NEVER QUA MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION sa tAtaT'5 a. $3.50 IS
Open Bowling az All Times!
DpYTfR REC otSI9s a. aos19qss el 70,
orsa Bo~iHa TO-DAY Jrii 900 ". and
An.r p ~ AL DAY saturday. aod Sundays.
ripncu mr. 4ilo WOODLAND GC l.s8So
bAhUEh ntJ, CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL p.
All DAY SATURDAYS hNO SUNDAYS.
GRAND CENTRAL '''' f ~. s.,s sSaS
Pi.aurs 10 Boz. AZ Quis'sst> Atsys m Dstrsr
trcsnsrt Transportation Bui ard sirssitar
GRAND RlVER-LIVERN0IS ''i 10 60 os,5 s''1F
oPts BOWLING SATURDAY IRON ?.
! GREAT LAKES at SSo3 ssSr'" Ss $50,
sa BenIins--40 Alleys ~ = Ros-u0tu s r.
ard After o. 90 p. a Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL RkC' cfS1TsltS tUoSchTssoo
20 NoOTRN AbtENS
r- os,7. EyerS- pas uR'll. Mdnsht Ma. 1905
H. MlLleITS "7 I ,s,5l5! AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here!
i0WE'S REC 70 q H., ,..s \.4as5s
tUuC -Atv' 20 BOWLING AlLEIs y
1925 East Jefferson AZ tsuissa
IIcYY eTpIYl ssil GRAND RlyTs At
oPIs BOWLING DAILY from 10 A. " ON
a BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
CONSULT This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Foreign Exchange
Detroit Stocks

jnlOos High Low l1.as chss
Car Wood 10
Tv9it Brew 2& ~ ~ J.
Bufd Mfg i25
Dividends In ;he foregoing table are the
an0mntN declAred or mid ~ lar this Nenr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

INITTD CARBON 90.
Year ended Dec 81
1898 1912
Vet income s. 04- ~ l-so 52i
Per snare s. is 81 81
COMO SHOE MACHINERY
year ended Dec g..
1919 1912
Nef profit sAf~ 1873 S22N -
Per common share ~ ~ 3N
ATCHISoN TOPFKA a SANTA ~
p-r'iu, year erdef Pee }}
Ner reAve 't.' EJ1.tf0 3et 75.stt 49,
reh mnNon share yea ~ S27 ~
Dec net ineoTe \,.-A 50 I'll 500. 81 36r, 0lf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Basketball Results

COLLEGE
DePauW 80 Wabash o.
SMu a. Texas AQM 81
Tulane 66. Louisiana state a.
Temple g.. So John 20
t-loseph's a. G. O. ~ s. 8s
Tulane 66 l. U a.
Geneva -A-l 49, n444.-l.a4--lE- ----------
south Plains AAF 61 Texas Teen "a
Buckley Field. Colorado b1 Alliance An
Base 80
southern Methodist ST. Texas a. a NJ
Temple a. ST. John a.
City College New York Is e. TDcfpb "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

MI, ELLIOTT REC. ''1 ~ Nj as, ss5'0''
Ops' Allow TODAY "a UrtB So ~
.V7r oHr co-s'ad toHrgs. Esesis't Fooa.
urW cIp[Irln s,72 GENE srstEr
wv Ohhl lLLU ~ siiF o. $40
20 A.. ~ Urw . " hh nV Sal ard SEQ
EnPTH I'm lzlas los cA~pAg seSr
Open Until 4 \. M. Today
OIL YNplC REC "A1rlosas A. 60 sly1s
" Alleys Me- sse aodsrn Rathbsilsr Open
so-u7q AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
PALACE REC, pt ,ss: "H q A Az. ' Po,,.
Orsr RosUro TODAY Urtd % r. " and
After 20 'o Hiihao' eeiaurari. coestsh lourss.
PALMER PARK ,y ",slesots 50 . e.'.., >,
a. brunt~ict hisSs. RAf aid GrIi Opsn BoNl.
Inc 3. " ard After 20 30. Free PsHuna
pIpW ANN 1870 WEST WARREN AVE-.
Nl'NlHND ~ Beautfu La0ssi &C. $40
open ALLEYS oau,. torfnoon, EKsepi wsdns'dA,
Detroit, rferisH Cocktail Bar ssan Served
.pLAYDIUN s'0 Jos S cav IVA Va ''e
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RIVIERA REC 80, GsAsD elyts AVE
op'r noslinq TODAY ftom - Noon Untu 9
and after 90 p. n. AZ py Sal. ard Sun.
mi LUlII 900 fURlrAH. ssN tssrooi,
llVLNNlLl ls ALLEYS. IN 1880
Open Rowling TODAY ~ A. NJ Unti p "
ana after q Az Day saturdays ard sunday
D0yIt $500 MAkiSrtQUE. near warren
nOlHl q ALLEYS. NJ q777
tHtfifs Mo- Bsino faksr Cor Jules pirrkstt
sinais' Classic. 5000 aoe s. 500 Too priss
SOUTHEASTERN ST icAs6 cHARLtvoK
0ptN BOWLING TODAY UNrtl r. NJ AND
ArrtR g r. ~ AT DAY SAT. AND sun.
SPRlEGWELLS "a" see ,,'.c. AYE, avs
0p.h Ho.hna ALL DAY Saturday, ara surds,,
A. ~ TW cloo0u W.ssdsn 1Hi &. After 10.
the NAPLES :, '' s, slSs'SS ~ ava a,io
b " Att DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
VICTORY +, tx ~ ~ rs ~ 4F 7' g.;;sy
oPts BOWLING f0DAY UNTIL ZOO - n
ALI DAY .sAtlROASS- AND SUNDAYS.
WARREN BOWL :, 100 s.I rysT T ~ S!,;,,
Open Alleys AIN Day Saturday =.
WASHINGTON BOWL r. . y, = ~. ,s',,..
0PtH BOWLING tvFRY DAY FROM
90 n 70 ESQ A. n CHERRY 1870.
WEST DETROIT s s,1o sIeslGss' s si,,
oPts BOWLING TODAY son p " UNTiL
CLOSING hn op -a'urdays ,no sunday
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Infer-Chureh leeevS
SATURDAYS CAGE GAMES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Girls G,m 7.o0 highland Park Pres.
rFIe0sa Fs FI.f PresbyieTar 500 S.
Nndr.ar PreshYterAp So Nrrih woodward
Congregational 600. Westminster vs.
N0f'BWesfern EafTsf
BOYS Gym 20 goo. Metropolitan Meiho.
dist vs. ST. Lukes Methodist. 500. High
land PARK Bapus, 81 Trinity Methodist
. o. CaNars Evangelical vs.. Russian
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VPRASANJE, ALI DO KDAJ
MOGOCE POTOVATI
MA LUNO

Do nash dni SO bill vsi uce-
njaki bolj ali mani prepricani,
da spadajo potovanja ma luno
med nemogoce reci, XII Sc ne mo-
rejo nikoli uresniciti.
Leta 1923 pa je nastopil Her
man Obert S svojo knjigo ~
raketo V vesoljstvo', XII je po-
stavila VISA vprasanja ma novo
podlago.
Danes priznavajo ze ma vsen
straneh, da bi moglo lie raket-
no letalo doseci hitrost, kate
70 hi Sc moglo izmuzniti pri-
vlacnosti zemlje. To je najvaz-
nejse vprasanje poleg drugega
vprasanja, kako zavirati oh po-
vratku il vesoljstva vozilo ta-
ko, da hi Sc ne razprsilo kakor
meteor v zarec prasek.
Je pa Sc vista drugih vpra-
sanj, XII jih DO treba resiti pre-
den bono lahko rekli, da smo sc
starodavni sanji cloveskega ro-
du priblizai "a ov konrak.
Vsekakor nam ostaja dotlej
Sc dosti casa "a igibanja o bo-
docih poletih v vesoljstvo.