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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

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about his HOME ToWN, the most important
place in the world 10 him ciip this letter today
him; where'er he is, he wants the news from
HOME Its up 10 you TO mail H.
DEAR BUDDY
1--WE KIDS are choosing up these for the first sandot
games which idea OF The weather here Every
body so sPIng lever |cn u, 6gd RIVER 10 o.
o But 6 a aa N aa5 ar s All ] d5ome g arc
Never were you so missed as week The girls with screw
drivers and hammers got put license plate There
Just for the back OF the 70 e9.ce material 80 mere
The Red Cross booming II got check for 100000
from the Go War Relief Fund % sal on Dts way 10 >lz
GAVE your money up TaNe cabarets
- Ip s per cent And remember. Leap
make change for thoe nevatued topont
Cooke Phillip. pastor Of the Ir't Baptist Church
Of s e'ad ih r conduct weeks noon '"'" services at
Not All the fighting YOU Cpl Edward Luc,ak,
assaulted b, sailors I'd let swing with bi>
restaurant ne told them to forget it and
woman ,eree into s night win the
police which put JACK Demp,ey Wam, OF S3al m"1o" IN
= roman John Caldwell tired "akc group of boys move
Involved n the melee.
CEpFRAr. narcotic taa-a4s Of uariaana eeares
Detroit pal, where @ "eIe ,eing pedaled Plants
III f7TrT7- T---r-
Most story q ne 4--. caHn River Rouge Mp
- frt CON flcr e.eaaed nom ,,lrrs arrest to 90
AWoI T-e brae Ha.y school Ia. also vanished
Per Il r-e week. i77ru- VIC VIC
eggs eee as Tho dos duck rnmy they posed for
picture
MAYOR SKRZYCBf aa8 forrer Hovoy icloudoet nA fgbf
~ II e.t for Hog.ga~es to..sg .oa ne nomination
IT. IT, f., - IT, a., reed p,.o ,p,r ... sos
7o bsR 5,.es s,,a e e,e LEee asd Tloa eay
c, % .o n.o at - 70 eG E.. , 70, cont
% q
~ missed The rcoses ee.C ID le.E
WILLIAM lAYDAK oe s7 Hemsr divorced by his wife.
- zen sen, VITO s s- I, ,t .,r Is ir T., r., back from
@ - H. .fs ef -. 80 Ief -, Share ~ r.ae WIN him
The income ooelrylar mos, aa ought 'his month
--sas down Il, shoulder, Va. Chef 9.a Wolf T. fabooded
Hcrrrsr s'o 90 Dsf. o,orrnar made m last after 3s's
Mrs Eaerae v,arr.. cesaed her birthday sewing
for the Red Cro.. sae 4,e. a 81 G.snn Court.
THOUGHTS these days baseball naturally
The bay viii be eans for tan' d od soon to train train
Nshform Zen when he pitches for his Camp
DIZZY ,a, he Induction before the
under schoobo, Rowe a. Great Lake. to play under II
Ncke ooenaue for the ,aor He gin' to Try the oa,aed for
Eon Ne.9" 81 mat p s, qiqg Won ,r m"
rsSr,' o,ier in, 20 rnly Hssin, hi,
10 They're picking Tiger hall o iam" tirSt seec
lions cobb GrEtea cma"g Donovan" cohrane Green"
o IN, N s.s ooq og.n Va PRO o q, Fo%
his last
HARMON r BURNS Southwestern, athlete has become one Of
AfrcanIahan thc7re An Meaa l. Oak Leaf Clusters
ra o nj sa. G' ,aa s e1 a sas , .eo sf u s25
HIalt'-7.7. 7n7 i'l'-'' wv. '' -
from bombing Rome Austria Germany southern France and
Marine PIC william scaa mir. Up win IL earthquakes in
day On Bollan'de Says t'7' "ft changed nm from blonde
Gunner SGT Howard l. DAVIS COT an Ar nieaa with oak Leaf
-ff rOff r Tho rat ffe hes O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
II Nz&yr
81 NSe1sW Of !se1'V3ce

As The Detroit Bank marks its 95th Anniversary today,
March 9Th, and approaches century of uninterrupted
the citizens and business institutions of Detroit
and Michigan world conditions would seem to
the idea of permanence
But similar conditions have existed before In fact, during
the past % years there have been four major
depresOns and chaotic economic periods vet
this bank stands today a a symbol of permanence.
The lessons learned. the and facilities developed
the long span of have produced broad bank
service geared TO the vastly increased demands
country
We of The Detroit Bank believe that for
Nation is inevitable that with will new ppOr
unties for the individual for business and industry
city. and Nation and. of importance
for own Community Institutions"
The past is sleppingstone to the, future!
32 Conveniently Ranking Offices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
BUDDY:

DEAR BUDDY:
1--WE kids choosing up days for the first sando
L games which gives YOU the weather here Every
prng the mercury went up 70 o. degrees
The FIRST rntal opened out Grand River
draity Marct tor some milton Michigan mon No
foong quota doubled All occppauona dcfcrments are
being TcCrcckcd
drivers and hammer, got put plate There
OF the carlo conserve material 80 neie
were @ of hanged fingers Among tttr-t7r ScN
The Cross booming II got check ioT S44OpO
from the co War Relief way S92l00o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Helen The Rive+er

Labor relations and public re-
lations were at swords points
down at Bell Aircraft's huge
Atlanta, Ga, plant last week.
The trouble started when
Bells press relations staff
poured out reams Of publicity
about the hiring as a riveter Of
aged but active Mrs. Helen d.
Longstreet, widow of Confed-
crate Gen. James Longstreet.
Attired in slacks. trim Mrs.
Longstreet even landed AS guest
star on national radio pro-
gram.
Now Atlanta papers are fea-
turing stories which charge that
Bell is trying TO ease her out by
means of departmental trans
fer which would involve the
medical examination which was
waived when she was hired.
Not a little irked by Mrs.
tongstreet's unfavorable re-
marks about unions, the CIO
charges that she was hired
purely for publicity purposes.
Imperturbably, the widow sits
tight, threatening a suit against
the CIO-meanwhile company
officials perspire and union Off
Gals sweat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Auto
Graphs
Engineers TO Gather
Here for 5-Day
Annual Meet
BY sILER FREEMAN

Top engineers OF the nation
will head for Detroit this week
end for the annual meeting of
the Society ct AHtemotive En-
gineerS, which opens at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel on Monday
The meeting Will continue
through Friday. with - TECH
meal sessions on the long pro-
gram.
Design details of wartime and
postwar aircraft and engines
Will dominate the discussions.
Seven Of the p sessions viii be
devoted 10 these subjects. a Spe-
cal session mlll e-depeted TO
postwar flying and privately
owned planes.
The hlghiIght VIII be the an
nual dinner on Wednesday night
at which Nal Gen. c. NJ
Barnes, army ordnance, will be
the principal speaker A new
wrinkle for the annual meeting
Will be private rehearsal OF
pccIal banquet ceremonies the
morning OF the dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Rail Shares
Continue Rise

NEW YORK, Jan. 7 INS) -
Small fractional price changes
rule d the opening of the stock
market this morning, with gains
and losses about evenly divided.
Trading was moderately active.
Rails, firm yesterday, continued
their advance. although buying
was not inSistent and gains were
slight. Steels were steady. as were
oils. aviationS and rail equipments.
Coppers eaSed slightly, while
motors and chemicals were mixed.
The rest of the list was virtually
neglected.
Opening prices:
Bethlehem Steel. 5S5s. up 1.
Atchison. 552ALup "a Standard
Oilof California. 37s4, Anaconda,
257s, off Is; Delaware & Hudson,
l72s, off Is; G.. L. Martin, 17la,
Douglas Aircraft. 52h, Socony
Vacuum. 12as. off Is; American
Telephone. 1865, up Is: Union
Pacific. 95, up y: Chrysler. S1s4
Pennsylvania Railroad, 267s. off
II; Commonwealth Edison. 253s /;
Standard Oil of N. j.. 54i4 = Cur
tise-Wright, ga. up Is; Northern
Pacific, 1875, unchanged; Southern
Pacific. 24l4 off L. Sehenley,
40a4, up Is kennecott, 31a4, I'M
changed; Armour III. 6, up IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
u. 5. Contract
Approved for
Tinnken Axle

WASHINGTON. Jan : cUP)-
Col. Willard r. Rockwell. board
chairman Of the Timken-De+roit
Axle Co. and production director
OF the maritime commission. said
today he had been informed the
government has approved A con-
tract which was the subject OF
controversy between HIM and
Undersecretary OF War Robert =.
Patterson.
The information. Rockwell said
was IN the form of a letter from
Brig Cen. a. b. Quinton. Detroi,
district ordnance chief. which the
Jimken executive has incorpo-
rated in a statement 10 the Senate
finance committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
SOUGHT IN CREDIT

Bur how would this prospective
ncW New Deal for United
Nations pay for all tho freedom
from want which u promises tc
hand out PLAINLY Tho answer is
70 be- sought IN credit arrange
moD's
You see. The old New Deal for
the United States S based on the
notion that il dee-f, make any
FiiiffaFeHae- ie9p tttte.' ;,ttttitt ttct1'
II only II is internal The
now scheme rs go bring all Allied
nations into a United Nations
20 that ihc grand total combined
world don't OF AN the Allies won -,
make any difference either be-
-callen- y All AL tp Internal
For example our leaSe-lenC
claims may be wiped ont because
they represent the debts of our
fellow United Nations.
Thus The politician who got,
me Iob OF heading up tins United
Nations empire wHl be- able "a
borrow and buy a lot Of votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
World New Deal
Now Suggested
In Washington
BY LEWIS HANEY
rrot...oE o. EeonamIe.. \. y. rhI,.r.

Professor of Economics, y. y. University
A little study Of the schemes
now taking shape in Washington.
shows that winning tho war is
supposed 10 mean much more than
most people would suppose. In
some high places. the idea IS that
an Allied victory over the AXIS
should be used 10 scr up a
United Nations" Then. lust As
the New Deal Party ran the
United States from 1884 10 1910.
50 4 Now Deal Parry would run
the United Nations - This world
new deal would promise en-
HANGED wellheing' and relief from
economic and social distress 10
nations and individuals every
where
Evidently plans are being laid
A good deal OF campaigning has
been done by trips and propa-
ganda extending from Australia
10 Teheran.
or course, In order 20 set up the
United Nations machine. the
war must first be Won. Tempo
rarily therefore. that is said 20
be the objective. and the win-the-
war slogan is adopted But what
then? In a couple Of years, that
.Iy~,a, ,,.,fI L-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

a financial paper points out
that efficiency Of the various
aircraft builders is clue TO
postwar competition and looks
TO the WPB ratings. based on
plant. equipment, and man.
power, for a clue 10 the future.
1t discovered that Consoii-
dated-Vultee topped the entire
list and that Grammar was
highest of the fighter builders.
Tip TO investors is the recent
announcement by WPB that the
Ford Willow Run plant, which
turns out the Consolidated B-24.
had a higher efficiency rating
than any plant in the aircraft
industry,
And on this latter score it's
interesting 10 note that eff
cheney in the Detroit plant ~
still definitely on the ascend
ancy.
Ford officials have long
looked forward to the day that
they could start wedding out
-rneTr- production rorCe-getting
rid of floaters and incompetents.
That day has arrived and the
Wasirel who was welcomed
year ago as a fill-in is no longer
hired.
Latest reports are that women
are not being hired en- maSse
cut there any more, being taken
on only for jobs 10 which they
are particularly suited.
AS a result of constant i'm
provement in personnel. plus
mechanical and production in
novations. plus considerable
subcontracting, Willow Runs
potential manpoWer require
ments have been revised down.
ward -- but output Is still
climbing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
New Concerns
Listed in State

LANSING Jan 7 tCP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
the following firms have filed
articles Of incorporation:
Michigan Kaiser Co. Dime
Building. Detroit: Theodore ST.
rene. Detroit, Incorporation, TO deal
in manufactured products 500
shares common stock Of no par
value.
TrInco, Inc. Dime Building, De-
troit; Joseph w. Rothmeyer and
Harold c. Johns, Detroit, incorpo-
rators 10 process and market
m6TchandISe s. 600 common.
Williams Supply Co. Inc, Niles;
David r. Williams. Henry VIII
hams and Lewis Z. Darling. all Of
Niles, lncorporatorS; 10 deal in
construction materials; 100000
common stock.
New nonprofit corporations fl
ing today included Army Air
Forces Aides. Detroit. Detroit
League for Planned Parenthood.
Inc, l705 Seminole, Detroit. and
Iet4ta Hereford Breeders .Assucra=
ton. lonia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
i. :. Gasoline
Supply Gains

NEW YORK Jan. Z The ma
tons supply Of gasoline rose p
27s.o00 barrels in the last week OF
1913 10 1892 900 barrels against
50 f72OQ0 year ago, American
Petroleum Institute reported
RefIneTIes operated Al estimated
o. per cent of capacity running
to stills 4 i53 900 barrels OF crude
oil daily. against S6.7 per cent and
a crude run of Ass 600 barrels
daily the previous week
Crude on production averaged
i357300 barrels dairy a decrease
of 300 from The previous week
output and compared with e S70,-
500 barrels dai.y n year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Farmers Market

FErlTs Apple BsdVns ~ s.
'f ni lleu.ou- So - ns Nrlr-
f"sH. so xl.apH hu So g. ~ 5u.
J'ra'hans 80 s. 21u3. 81 t4 ~.
- 40 5u Greetings. SO. ! S3Hgfu bu
So 2 - Northern Spys fancy. 81 jO b4
So 1. S3.5ort 30. q S2u2 So. Wagner
SO 50 50 ON 30 - SO. Sfee-e-e
Red 81. 50 toIi bu So. 2 S2l2 5o.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Gel.
cry cabbage 80. ] 81 25a1.7j hu.
VEGETABLE GREENS ksle. 40. I.
rs 1900 bu
VEGETABLES omisceUaneousD -- Be,ts
topped so ! s. I2 % .uu- So. 81 80.
Broccoli. 80 J s. 30 tu., 30 g. 81 cab
bake SO 81 15U2 hu No . 81 IS.
Red-Cahhsse 80. s. 250 bu $50 .
81 DO Curly cabbage So. / Sl25 So
tu. 80 81 carrots. topped SO Z
No. s. g. 90 tI. Celery, farts 81 20 81
dor tchs $50 t0a 61c ~ 8uai to,
celery Michigan squares 80 / - Horse
radlsh, Nl--!.-A---.l4..---pe peck oaske, LccNs.
40. T. ~ ~ an daX bCFE---9EilnS drN
fancy. s. i0 50.fh sack. 80 81 ad q
3 2a ParsnIps SO. J. 50 Joaf bu $50
81 so. P0tat1es SO. 50 7012 81 100
'hs NJ $50 Rnubarb. .hfthouse-
- q 5.IN t0E\ small. 81 - das bghs
RuAbaEas tH-'l 81 III iD hu squash
DeHrl cl4---T7 Tf---.4--1 tu $50.
80 10 Hubbard No 81 T-7---=---4...-
$50 &l25. Table Queen 50 25l
8 so tI Tulrs topped 50 81 -al
s IS hu $50 q 81 Vecefah.e oysters
N1 81 5o frz hChF tomatoes hot
mouse 81 Z 81 5o s-ib basket SO g
EGGS Large t13ql4 3o-doz case ne.
dun, $3.50 q IL 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
LAW REPEAL ASKED

The controversy between Rock
we'll and Patterson came 10 head
last year in hearings on the re-
negotiation law before the Senate
committee Rockwell, asserting
that the renegotlation law is i'm
properly administered. asked the
committed 10 repeal the law and
take excessive profits by means
OF taxes
Patterson, defending renegotia-
ton, SAID that the Tlmken COM
pany in The proposed war contract
had offered utterly. unreasona-
bic termS=terms that the gov
eminent should never yield 20.
COntendlng that he was not
given an opportunity 10 rebut
Patterson's testimony. Rockwell
sent statement, including Quin-
tons letter, 10 committee Chair
man Waiter F. George Cd OF
Georgia. The letter. dated Dec.
u ,-said the disputed contract
finally had been approved. and
added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
+ooIine

The machine tool industry is
due for q shot In The arm soon.
WITH the prediction made THIS
week that automobile produc-
ton ior civilian use would be
permitted before the end OF the
year Is an even cdrler predlC-
Lon Hal tAr Mar Production
Board Will very shortly JET the
bar, down on machine tool pro-
tttt4t44-+-ti if,,t-i -r-.l4tan4Dl4An- CON-
f1tr+ttr-''
The larger companies have
for many months had trial
orders placed on an IF and
when permitted ba>lS AT The
COMPANIES are planning good
SIZED expansions 10 take care Of
the swollen postwar market
and WIIl >pend millions on ma
chine tools
The machine tool Industry
after q sensational expansion
due 10 fhr war orders has lately
t7t-r-tt ttf -ifr,uft1t7- tor v-r7r-if +
II Tho WIPE opens The doors 70
filing -Sonc OF tro orders They
already have it Wlil be q great
boon 10 them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Vsionaries Who Want Results Critical Of Means

Large scale production he carried only validated by
large consumption purpOrt
the result, critical Of the
They example organized discourage and dparage
advertising and merchandising which the tools by which
induce fellow citizens time of peace camor for
and better things
As consumption above the subsistence level
cost Of distribution inevitably tends
high Level OF consumption represents demand for items
beyond
Thus. any measurable progress
frightening level activity
sary economy lavish penuous
saeSsmulating campaigns
theoretical obstruconiStS
the economic waste o advertising and the high
of distribution viii be out OF step.
The afford Of sufficient orders
permit producers work a high level Of activity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Continental Can
Buys Bond Mfg.

X ~ i---v'5 f7fftcttIs : an C0nfj7oN-
ta. Can Co has acquired S4hStan-
tally AN the capital stock Of
Bond Manufacturing Corp. the
second largest maker OF crown
-;
The acquisition involved 81 800
600 cash
6 p EdmondS. president 81 the
Bond company viii continue As
head Of tho organization and
other officials VIII remain with A.
Tho Bond company which has
plants IN Wilmington, Del and
Los Angeles. Cal. viii bG opor-
ated as q Continental subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
DIFFERENT STRUGGLE

The answer IS already clearly
foTcghad0Wcd Already. We arc
being told that in addition 10 our
struggle against the AXIS. we face
a different struggle "A struggle
against disease malnutritiOn
unemployment Indeed. lost any
political appeal be overlooked. The
world IS told that the struggle is
against many other FERNS
-ncnpnp4tc aHd social -tAlii2t &C.,.
which covers about everything
All this is 10 be- done by an in
'crnational organization which
"a III maintain tt1c corporation
that has been achieved IN the
war Thus the projection Of the
war economy on an Intcrna-
tl0n4l scale rs suggested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Advertising Promotes The Desire TO Buy

t7~rrTvTTg PROMOTES buy but addtion %
payment This
balanced national which the
and the
occupations sufficiently balanced income relationships
enable them employ another through ntechangng
products of labor.
Sentimental economists engaged in wiShfu thinking
eFeesRg prosperous postwar period the strange ground
viii be large and best be sevced When
the SOcaled national income IS high
IS predicting
mouths feed
Perhaps magnitude Of load viii be spur activity
but be effective viii be 10 include the
national broth ingredients which the have produced
~ 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
S.0.0hio Merqes
; Subsidiaries

CLEVELAND O.. Jan. Z
standard ON Co. Of ONO has
NImplihcd ITS corporate structure
by merging several subsidiaries
operating manly outside ONO nto
the Soho Petroleum Co
The subsidiaries include Soho
Producing Co. a crude oil pro-
ducing organization Soho Corp.
a crude oll purchasing and gath
erlng organization and Latonia
Refining Corp. which operates a
refinery A. LatOnla, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Critics of Adj. Sales
Drives Out of Step

When tho spirit of dllettanteiSm applied 10 business
frequently produces mutually contradictory proposals
For example the debonair apostles Of brave world
are demanding regimen Of full employment aid full capacity
operation of industry -
Overlooking the time being academic question Of
whether would be feasible desirable
think that Socaed
Of the factors that contribute TO high level Of activity
Inconsistency muddleheadedy they
the which have successful the past expanding
the gross volume Of sales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Detroit Stocks

sale. SCI
-luu. Htr1 Low " Is ChEe
~ a 'a
o.. f-fso- = '1 pa 10 10
Mich SIlar 81 81 ol
>h-.r, Vac l0 49, Ieh
UNLISTED
tau.ts p
Dividends ~ the ioresninK -tahle- ara liza
rrrruuUty rFrt1rrf ~ paid 80 Tar I'M. year
BUY War savings stamps the
convenient way Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

NOTTINGHAM ~ sf.t [asI rASets , ,.,,
oPEs BoWltsG SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON Uhrll CLOSING BAR ADJOINING
OLYMPIC REC. "1 ~. a.. ~ IS 60 s .s:.
o. Aisyt Nes aHd Modern Ra'httsilsf Opsn
Ba.itre AL DAY SATURDAY, 40 sunday
PALACE Rec p, ~ 80 'e - Les, Ayts e.,,
npsr BosTru TO-DAY Urut SO p ~ After
90 80 Btad' Rs'inufsni- Cocs'ad togna,
PALMER PARK Y'slcsoIs Ro. e',-s.a
o. Ru0s-lrt Alley, 81, so Grn Opsr Bo-i.
irs 90 4" After % 30 fr,. Parsias.
PHI Az PFc f'slg .KtecHfyAl Avt
Ooeo Bo.iirs AL DAY saturday, sro surdsy,
PLAYDlUM N7 los s eAse A., ~, VA. 'aA
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RIVIERA REC. s; W sE .,sl 2! sly tl,, ave.
op,n Bo-ltro TODAY from Y Moor Un'-t s
9 n s0d After o. g ". An oS Sat sun.
pnyu $500 nAslSrioUE. NJ. E warren
NJ Al % ALLEYS. NJ. ssr7
0pso H5.H-s TODAY From p ~ ur,i :
Sat = " On Sun. 10 A. " On
SOUTHEASTERN 81 W.T. icy ~. ''' 3 Ss sa:,,
oPts BOWLING TODAY UNriL Pm AND
AfTtR N SAT- Aso SUN All DAY
SPRlNGWeLLS ''s s ig,I, Avt.
opsn Boulire ALI DAY Sat ard sun AN
TN Clos'no wsesdsSs TN 7. After ~
.cTLrr rIo 1850 WOODWARD. 70 s.isi2
SIAle TAIN A. state Fsr eroSad,
30 Alleys Tor Open Bo-iro Nor Through Fh.
s'-e-'0 PM Free insifuo'ior, Arsrnoon,
%NENTIETH CENTURY s q Ai,.s, As st s,,J
opsN>,Slisu TODAY unti $50 p. ~ and after
~. an 0sy Sat ana sun Plenty ~ Pinboss
VlnTnpY 77u I'm. 81 DELAWARE
'IUIunl ~ ALLEYS. rR 7.ssO7
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p ~
AL DAY SATURDAYS ANO SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 so sIsss T5sI Of
Open Bo~lira TO-DAY FROM 10 A. 10 $50
M. ard After TO- Att DAY sat sur CH $50
WAVES SCHOOL , d s,,., y. 60 ,.I Ss'
Private Lessons Afternoons WAYNE SPAUtDtNG.
Instructor Open Boating p. n Uati CLOSING
WEST DETROIT wycsisa e. NEAR Vs.,
optN BOWLING TODAY sP " usfiL
y CLOSING, an DAY Sa,urdast ard Sunday,
WURMS SINCE 1888 '''9 " dE AZ
nnso so.lina TODAY UnH p ~ An,r %
coes'al toura' oroar Music e,esll'rt FOOD
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Earnings
DISTTLIFRS corr. -SEAGRAM'S LTD
t>D AIN II BSIDIARIEs

DISTIII FRS CORP LID,
AID AIN BSIDIARIEs
Quarter ended Oct 81
1913 1892
Net pfoh'
~ : currency s. 03I 3SS 81 es5 365
Per common share g So 81 70
SCHINLIl DISTIILERS
Quarter ended Nov 30
iqs1 la42
cons ret profit So ss2 500 81 227 g5i
Per common snare S2e7 Sl5e
FL PASO NATURAL GAS
1913 1892
Nov ret income S243 507 S23s 47s
Twelve mos net inc s. 0ss 753 S2ll5 l3e
Per common share So % S33f
LIE RI BBER TIRE,
Fiscal year ended Oct. 81
1913 1892
Net income 81 2il 934 81 ls4 7s5
Per share x5i4 81 "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Members of University Of De
troil Rifle club With q WIPE grant
mr. rms work fOT 1UTcTCD1lC2IatC
competition with teams from all
over the country They Will com
- - IN postal meets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
REGRET DELAY

The delay in obtaining such
approval is regretted, and II IL
hoped that your current oper-
ations under the contract have
not been adversely affected.
Now that the situation has
been cleared up, you are urged
10 proceed vigorously with the
prosecution OF the work 10 the
end that your work contract
schedule viii be met"
Rockwell asserted that III,
contract is so drawn that neither
Thinker nor any firm or person
associated with it could max,
a dollar of exorbitant profit