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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
M. S. RIkeyser
M. S. RGkeyser
Urges Hot Money
BE Put i'm War Bonds

War drive does than raise money II
how far removed from the battle
actual participation the struggle Tor victory
provides channel for directing the flow OF individual savings
every rNue into the main stream OF AXs-destroyng
campaign double duty grdg the people for
front attack Investment
bonds only provides the treasury with funds
urgently needed ammunition tanks planes and ships
additional OF making il possible for
civilian stand aside the market place for manpower
materials avoid competing with Uncle Sam for critical
items essential TO victory
understanding the importance OF modifying
would gladly make financial con-
winning the But government does not
lend them And
your only pledges itself to such money
quicken victory Solemny promises return to all
plus substantially above the current rate
prevailing in savings institutions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Must Borrow From Those Who Believe in Cause

Only third budget by In order
the Uncle
Sam finds borrow those loyal citizens
of citizens who believe in his and who recognize
his high financial credit standing In
reny needed Uncle Sam will undertake additional
Is billions in the Fifth War Loan drive.
money. but for important 1t
desires least Sc 900 of the total from individuals
individuals will absorb the hot
Hot money the of payments
workers farmers and others the OF goods and
services which be spared for sale to civilians.
When the bonds individual investors such
hot turned from into
benefit In effect these patriotic transfer Uncle Sam for
duration right This obNiates
nfaonay bidding
citizens their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Ruby, Gordon Draw
In Mack Park Bout

Using Nick Billings. notorious
mat bad man. as a human bat
tering ram TO knock the 625-
pound mat prodigy down the
other seven grapplers in the bat.
tie royal AT Mack Park last eve
ming. entertained some 2.200 fans
by knocking the Blimp out first,
in wild scramble that lasted IL
minutes and 20 seconds. Nick
Billings was next. The others par
ticipated in three bouts in the
order Of their eliminatioins: Bert
Ruby and Flash gordon drew in
an hour match. each winning a
fall. Dutch Schultz won in
straight falls from Ivan kam-
koff and the Harold Chaundy-
George Connel go was a fall-less
draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Priorities

The Detroi, regional Office Of he War
Production Board announced today the
following priorities sections
p-ps-c amended Production, Trans
portation Refining and Marketing of 20
troleum " Regulates sales OF materials
between operators restricts acquisition ~
such materials. calls for participation IN
Materials Redistribution Program.
L-l2O Schedule /, amended. paper
and Paperboard for Use IN Commercial
Printing Reduces maximum permitted
basis weights with a corresponding increase
In useable areas
L.i2O Schedule 2 amended. Paper
and Papcrboard for Use In Book Pubiish-
ing Reduces maximum permitted hass
weights with a corresponding increase IN
useable areas
L-i2O Schedule ? amended 'Firs
Writing Papers Reduces maximum per-
sVted basis weights and requires hNes
in VARYING percentages with correspond
Ing Increase In useahle areas
I-120 Schedule amended Iap.et
Paper Requires use of hiler IN tahlet
paper. go, -,,O
For further details contact NPb, 1910
Woodward Phone TR 2490o
what iou Made nj Air SHOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
CPA's Elected

The successful candidates in the
May CPA examination held in the
Horace II. Rackham Educational
Memorial were announced az the
annual meeting of the Michigan
CPA Association held the other
dav at the Western Golf Club
They are as follows; George
DeVrieS. Grand Rapids: Edward
w. James and H.. J. Fleming of
Detroit: Frank y. Bennett. Jack
son: II. r. 6. MacClure. A. T.
Staeger Don Nigro. Bruce r.
MAYHEM. Max Taper and John II.
Martin. all Of Detroit. Certificates
Of examination were granted 90
r. /. Williams and Edwin 6. Oh
sen OF Detroit.
Harry NJ Prevo OF White Bower
e. Prevo was elected president Of
the association for l94i-1945
Clarence B. Cox, vice president
and Wallace NJ. Jensen. treasurer.
The Detroit directors elected were
Ben Franklin Jackson. James Pot
finger. Arthur w. koelbel and
Cletus J yelling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Fuses Patriotic DETECTIVES With Self-nterest

makes possible for the patriotic citizen
by single commitment to fuse patriotic detectives with dictates
seneres The individual who buys bond and
thus the nations history
himself acquiring high grade investment
will pay double returns First will in
accordance with the terms of the bond ndenure result
ultimate the and interest Secondly 1t will be
a calculated the lender and all other Americans
opportunity to live happier and more peaceful world
The spending this depends
gobal strategy expert calculations the amount OF
materiel il will Hitler Hiroho SAY
uncle Any expenditures short Of that amount would be futile
We Americans don't commit the French blundcr OF
that afford only half Magino Line We
loving Americans expend necessary curb
the German and Japanese mitarss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Tire Pinch Worse

The June tire quota has been
raised. but this is no indication
that the situation has improved.
1t iS-merely :. seasonal necessity,
Manpower is the bottleneck
in the tire program. Unless
more men can be brought into
the tire plants 10 work on heavy
duty tires, tire cord and tire
fabric. even the army program
may suffer.
And those extra crcaSeS~ in
Les PatterSon's brow are the
result OF worries over the short
age of truck tires under which
the ODT district chief is labor
ing. The motor transport situ-
alton here is critical. with a
capital C..
ro,. Ne.d. NnRE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Fl Pdso Electric
To Liquiddte

NEW YORK. June 14-Di-
rectors of the FL Psso Electric
Co. of Delaware voted 10 liqui-
date. subject to the approval of
holders of two-thirds of the stock
and of the SEC.
The Engineers Public Service
Co. parent, owns a greater than
two-thirds proportion of the COM
mon. and thus liquidation of the
intermediate holding company is
assured.
Application for SEC approval
of the liquidation is now being
made.
Since lis sale of the RI PaSo and
JuareZ Traction Co. last fall the
FL PaSo Electric Co. OF Delaware
has served no useful purpose 10
Engineers. since IT holds as its
sole asset only the common stock
OF RI PaSo Electric Co. of Texas.
Tn. A rms N.eh. MORE pl.ae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Shed Jackets

With the coming OF summer
cigarets are shedding their cello
phane outer jackets which pro
tected them against moisture
evaporation.
It's not permanent however
and they'll undoubtedly don them
AGAIN this winter Contrary 10
popular belief. summer humidity
protects the moisture contents OF
ciearets, while they dry out rap
idly on the shelves OF heated
stores in the winter.
Although cigarctS still rate 90
per cent Of 1912 cellophane use,
they don't get that much because
Of special army needs. That's the
reason for the conservation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
0'Brien Quits as Head
OF Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. June - GNS)-
Phillip r. O'Brien today resigned.
effective July !. as president Of
the Chicago Board Of Trade. He
will he succeeded bv Harry {.
Setback. now first vice president
OF thc board u N| #
O'Bricn midway through his
fourth term. said his resignation
was motivstcd by the need Of
dcvotlng moro time 10 farms he
operates In Indiana and Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Dorothy Germdine
Wins by Strokes

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. June
IL QNS)--Amateur golfers con-
tinued to hold the spotlight today
at Wykagyl Country Club in the
preliminaries leading up to the
opening of the Red Cross pro-
fessional championship starting
tomorrow.
Women's 54-hole competition
was completed late yesterday.
with Dorothy Germaine. 20-ycar-
old \Nlong driving Philadelphia,
winner by three strokes. Her
thrce-round total. with an so
yesterday. was 235 Maureen
circuit. New Jersey star, scored
a final 70 for an aggregate OF 23S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
WHAT New
In Business
Bio News Preceoes
War Bono Drives
By WARD SCHULTZ

The launching OF tho Filth Wan
Bond Drive recalls some unpieaS-
ant rumorS which were circulated
n the start OF the Third and
Fourth drives.
Most Of YOU Will remember that
by an uncanny coincidence there
was q tremendous piece OF war
news broke on the eve Of each OF
those drives.
The last one, and most drama
tic, was the revelation OF the Jap
torturing Of captured Americans.
Believe IL or not, some people
used these condolences a. an eX-
cuSe for not buying bonds.
It's just a publicity stunt
they said I'm not going Ia he
taken in nv this kind Of hoknm.
resent the government pulling
trick like this. ~ I'm not buy
Ing any bonds"
Sounds pretty small now doesn't
Il?
The thing that intrigues me,
however. IS the thought that there
was another great piece OF news
announced on the eve of this bond
driye-the INVASION
wonder II any of these skep-
tics consider This as just another
publicity stunt. or will they make
I'D for selling their government
short in those other drives?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Ruling
On Insurance
BY LEWIS BANEY

Professor OF Economics. y. y. tSivsTsty
High court clamps commerce
clause on insurance. Az" runs a
recent headline. This. being inter
pretcd means that the L. s Su-
preme Court by bare majority
rules that the insurance business
is Interstate commerce" and sub
ject 10 control by the federal gov
eminent
Such a ruling is important, and
unless Offset by legislation may be
very disturbing 10 the insurance
business. with widespread effects
upon investment.
The facts which make this case
especially interesting are as fol-
lows: About Is years ago the
courts decided that the insurance
business is different from the
manufacture and sale of commod-
tiles. and that il does not come
under the head Of commerce as
the term is used in the ConS,i-
tuition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Approve Dividends
By General Gas Corp.

PHILADELPHIA. June IA
The SEC has approved payment
by the General Gas and Electric
Corp, out of capital and unearned
surplus. the accumulated and I'M
paid dividends amounting 10 s.
per share on It's s. prior preferred
stock. for the period of March 16,
1913. 10 March Is. 1914. and also
a uu0rtorly dividend on thc same
sioc, for the qE0rtcrly period
cnGed ! 1,o t.. 1oN
Army AIR show u iree--
The Detroit Tires has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Admiral Inspetis
Defoe Shipyard

BAY CITY. June 14-Defoe
Shipysrd was inspected yesterday
by Rear Adm. C. l.. Brand, as
siStant chief OF the bureau of
ships in Washington. The visit
was part of a nationwide shipyard
inspection tour. the admiral said
after viewing the Follower system
which has made the Defoe yard
famous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

SAGINAW. June IA Paul Mil
Ter - OF $50 Aston will have p
months 10 ActHc himself Of a'co-
holSm which brought him into
court aS a third offender hahitual
dfunkard Judge James + O'Nelll
sentenced Miller 10 Jacks n
PRISON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Canada Dry
Denies Merger

NEW YORK. June II r. w.
Moore. president Of the Canada
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc. states that
rumorS concerning tho conSolida-
tion Of his company with any
other company have no basis in
fact and are not true"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Zinc Net
Seen Higher

ST. LOUIS. June Ion the
basis Of shipments of the Ameri-
can Zinc, Lead and Smelling Co,
for April and May and probable
June business. the management
indicates that the net profits for
the second quarter this year prob
ably will be somewhat better than
the $14S, 124. or 9 cents per COM
mon share, earned in first three
months this year.
All units of the American Zinc
have been operating at capacity
this year, resulting in peak first
quarter sales of S6.94l.73S. com
pared with s.. 950.0S6 for the first
three months Of 1913.
The Army Needs MORE Planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Commercial Bank Purchases Fail Purpose

similar counter nhatonary influence works when lie insur
institutions bonds However,
commercial checking banks the bonds for their
account objective lacking For
of its credit
thank in existence thus augmenng the supply
describe the nf
which the OF circulating media in existence
available
In people do the not only
baeronts also showing forbearance
release khaki
embatted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
porritt Is Elected
70 School Board

PONTIAC. June IA Donald C.
porritt. newly elected Pontiac
board ~ education member will
take office July 3 when the board
organizes. His term is for four
years beginning July ! lie Will
replace Louis Schimmel who did
not seek reelection Porritt de-
Army Air show H. Free-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Flag Parade
In Saginaw

SAGINAW. June Ia Approx
mately so patriotic organizations
were scheduled today 10 take part
in the annual Flag Day parade
sponsored by the Elks Club.
The line of march will move
from the Elks Building on Warren
10 GeneSee and Washington Ia
Iloyt Park where speaking pro-
gram and music by the ElkS glee
club and Saginaw Eddy Band is
scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Brewers Even Series
With Columbus Nine

Columbus and Milwaukee renew
their current feud in the Ameri-
can Association today after the
leading brewers evened the series
yesterday with a CD decision over
the second place RedblrdS while
Toledo beat Kansas City. SO, and
ST Paul whipped Indianapolis, 4-3.
The game between Louisville and
Minneapolis was postponed be-
cause OF rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Saginawian Lost
After 90 Missions

SAGINAW. June Ia - After
more than so bombing missions
over enemy territory. S/Sgt.
Henry J. KureCka has been re-
ported missing in action lie was
chief engineer and aerial gunner
on a medium bomber based IN
England and son Of Mr. and Mrs
Jacob RIrecki Carrollton
Tho Army Nesds MORE Planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14


CATTLE-T00 market steady with
Mondays close on all classes and grades
limited outlet for meaEcr supply fed
steers and yearbnEs trading IN COWS
spotty at recent sharp declines Good
st0-lb. fed steers. sI6.65 some good To
choice fed steers held well above Sis
numerous lots common and medium steers
and yesrlings, sli jOdi4. odd lots htif-
srs, Sll n - so most early sales beet
cows. 50 asa IL rs. Gamers and cutters
uneveny. 81. 5Oas, good heavy beef bulls.
$3.50; bulk common 10 good sausage
bulls s1Op12 Few good 70 Sl2 50 Re
placement cattle scarce.
CALVES-65O Vsalers fuliy steady
Few strictly choice SIT 20. bulk good 10
SIS q IS, bunk eulls SON
HOGS--2 500. market mostly steady
Top and bulk good and choice isO-210
lbs sl3 90. bulb desirable leo-i75 he.
most it0-l5s lbs sli9ll 20 heavy hogs
comparatively scarce lev 2I0-3O0 lbs
si2 most 30o-350 lbs, Sii tOaiI IS
some $4,000 lbs 81 IS medium 10
choice sows mostly 50 75f rs.
sHEEP-i00. Meager showing slaughter
lambs and sheep quotsble steady scatter
ing fat shorn ewes up 70 ~ some cuil
ewes, 50; not enough lambs 10 denne
spring lambs. SIG.
Every Day IL D-Day In Fsctories--
PiTTSBtRGH
CATTLE 50 steady steers good 20
choice SIS 7j1i6. IS. medium 20 good.
$i3 7ja15 Is. common 10 medium. Sil IS
u 10 -. heifers good 10 choice Sl4 30
nls. medium to- good Sl2 a 1850. com
mon 10 medium IS J0Wi2 cows good
10 choice s. 1910: medium 20 good.
IS. 80 as so. Gamers and cutters. S6Ts 30
bulls, good 20 choice, Sli0i2. common
Ia medium SIS 5Oni0
HOGS-s50, steady. 100 $50 lbs ti2
3i275. 10000 lbs. tlf l0m lf.l5. 200.
go lbs. slf.l0ait.l5 22o-25o Ibf Sli
n1t15: $50. 800 lbs Si2hi4 3O0-3j0
lbs. si1ni2 iO0-i5o his, sj0gll;
rourhs $3.50 l0.25
sHEEP--2O0: steady Choice lsmbs
xli1iA. medium 10 good. Si2nl3 com
mon lambs. S6gs, ewes S3U q wethers.
N1s; clipped lambs. Si4 50T IS SO spring
lambs. SIS Tjdl725.
livery Day IL D-Dny In factories--
CHICAGO
IS 600 steady. Top. si3 75 bulk. SIP 80
ml325: heavies SIT s0a i7l5. mediums
Si37s. lights Si2h IS: light tights Sill 80
n II 30; packing sows $40. so ~ 1888. pigs
CATTLE 8. 500; steady. Calves I 900
steady. Beef steers. choice. $50 II so
medium. sit0i5, yesrlings. Si3dl7 IS
Butchers heifers. yildi1. COWS Sli 5on
IL. bulls tag u. calves So 10; feeder
steers. sill 1880 stoeksrs steers. S10q
1925; cows and heifers ssdl3
SHEEP 2 900; steady Lambs Si5d ia
common, $50 IL ycarhngs. si3G 1929
feeders, tlidli; ewes ssas
Army Air show IL Sree---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Alex LoikO 10 Coach
Al Highland Park

FLINT. June "a Alex Lolko.
formerly Of Hamuack, who has
haen ON NorthcrnS coaching STAFF
since lasi falls VIII join The High
band Park High School staff &c
was assistant football coach and
lent a hand with intrsmursl
sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Jersey City Increases
International Lead 1
Nv nited Press

Jersey City Giants heightened
their lead in the International
League race last night with a 4-3
victory over the third place Buff
falo Bisons. Syracuse divided
with Toronto. 3D.. 3-l6 Newark
defeated Rochester, twice. 20. 9-s;
Montreal had little difficulty with
Baltimore. 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Gee Sold TO Giants

PITTSBURGH. June IA up
The Pirates have sent pitcher
Johnny Gee 10 tho New York
Giants for the waiver price Of
$500. Gee IS former L. OF NJ.
star
-ty,r, uay a. ma. In F.etartsa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
CONGRESS FAILED TO ACT

Thereafter. Congress more or
less specifically failed 10 act in the
way of bringing the insurance
business under federal regulation
on the basis OF the commerce
clause. Insurance was not men
toned in the antitrust law Of
1890. and was not brought within
us scope by any legislation there
after. As Justice Frankfurter
states:
THE evidence II oyerwhelm-
Ing that the inspplicability Of
the Sherman Act. In Its con-
temporaneous setting, to insur-
ance transactions, has been
confirmed and not modified by
congressional attitude and ac-
ton In the intervening so years"
1t is unquestioned and unques-
tionable that the insurance bust
ness acquired a "doctrinal status"
which in the eyes Of the law. sep
arated il from commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
ACTION UNNECESSARY

In this case. doubt that il is
desirable for the federal govern
ment TO take over. ! know OF no
evils in the insurance business
that are caused by different state
laws or inadequate control.
But above all. is IL not pretty
obvious that the Supreme Court
here has taken action which not
only goes against the intent of
Congress. but which also is map
propriate for the court 10 take?
II il is desirable in the public
interest that the federal Anti
Trust Act be applied TO insurance
companies, then Congress should
pass law making the act appli-
cable. As Justice jackson truly
states. if il was the federal desire
to nationaliZe the insurance bust
ness. 1T should be done in an
orderly manner by legislation, no,
b court decision.
| think that the Bailey-Walter
bill, now pending, which preserves
state regulation of insurance while
authorizing Congress 10 regulate
in certain respects. should now be
passed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
NEED LEGISLATION

II therefore seems clear that
the normal and appropriate man.
ner 10 seek any action 10 bring
insurance within the scope OF the
antitrust law would be by legiS-
lation. Justice Jackson put the
point very well when he said:
$50 long as Congress acqui-
esces. this court should adhere
Ia this carefully considered and
frequently reiterated rule which
sustaIns the traditional regula-
ton and taxation Of Insurance
companies nv states"
Now comes the Supreme Court
and overthrowS this long estab-
lished condition.
As usual in such matters. the
logic is mixed. For example.
am inclined TO a broad interpreta-
ton of the word commerce.
which might include insurance.
But this has little to do with two
important questions: ID Should
the federal government take con-
troll from the states? t2) Should
TIE courts act in such a way as
10 amount 10 legislation?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

See What Nou Made nj Air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Livestock Market
nETunlT

Arm, Ned. MORE Plane.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

Air show D. Free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

Army Air Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Detroit Stocks

-LNrr, nar b. n.neA in FacinrlsA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

The Arm, NEEDS MORE ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Foreign Exchange

. Army Need. MORE Planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

-Eyery Day IL D-Dsy In Fsets
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-08-25
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
ARE EXTENDED THANKS

DR.. II. H. Kung, finance minister OF
China and chairman of the Society of
Friends of the Wounded, brought to
America with him two hand-embroid-
cred silk flags conveying thanks to
the AFL and CLIO for their contribu-
tions to the society. DR.. Kung has
been in this country attending the
Breton Woods international None
tary Conference. Accompanying the
flags was the following letter:
Dear Friends:
ION behalf of the three million
members of the Society of Friends of
the Wounded, | wish to express our
hearty appreciation for the generous
contribution that the AFL and the
CLIO friends are making to the society
for special diet service among China's
wounded. Kindly convey our graft
tude to these friends and assure them
that the gift and the spirit behind it
are most heartily appreciated and are
being used to meet definite need in
the many hospitals throughout China's
far-flung war areas.
"'In uniform soldier, off uniform
a worker This is particularly true
in China where total war has been
carried on for such long time. Your
timely gift will further strengthen the
ties that bind the working classes of
our two great nations, upon the Shout
ders of whom depend largely the post
war reconstruction and future pros
perity of the world. We are sending
a small token from the Society of
FOW to our friends of the ALL and
the Clio"