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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
Pitcher Dutch Leonard
Rejected By Army

AUBURN, ILL.,, Feb. 9. - up -
Emil Dutch Leonard, Washing
top Senators knucke-ball right
handler, said today upon a return
nom Chicago induction center
he had been rejected because Of
an old ankle injury. He added he
did not know his new draft CLASH
fication.
Leonard, 80, resides here with his
wife and two children.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
Phil Hurler Bill Lee
Reclassified In la

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g. Rl -
The Philadelphia Phillie learned
today that pitcher Bill Lee has
been reclassified Ia in the draft
and that outfielder Jesse Pike
has been indicted into the Navy.
Lee wrote the club from his
home at Plaquemine, La. Once the
ace of the Chicago Cubs mound
staff, he is married and has an
8-year-old daughter.
Pike was purchased from India
napolis of the American Associ-
alton at the close of last season.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
FISHER WINS

The powerful Fort Fisher Gag
ers took Municipal Service
Mems League contest from the
Coast Guard by a 40 count. The
clever loop leaders simply had
too much on the ball for the Guar
cerS.
Hoodzow paced the visitors scor-
ing with rs points, while Lilies was
nigh for the Guardsmen with 4.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
State Hardwooders
Take On Davidson

RALEIGH, Feb. g. R - N. c.
States Red Terrors will meet
the Davidson Wildcat there tomor-
row night in the first basketball
game of the season between the
two Southern Conference clubs.
Davidson, with 16 wins and four
losses, sports a better record than
State, winner only twice this sea-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
SIGNS BOSTON CONTRACT

BOSTON Feb. 9-(P-The Boston
Braves announced tonight they had
been informed by Tommy Holmes,
veteran center fielder, that he was
returning his signed contract for
the 1914 season. Holmes has been
working in the Todd Shipyards in
Brooklyn in the off season.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10

WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. g.
R-Ihe undefeated U. S. Military
Academy quintet overwhelmed an
inferior Pittsburgh Panther basket
ball team &c to 50 today in gain
ing its ninth consecutive win OF
the campaign.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10

Personal fouls: Wilmington, Will
liams, l, Collie 3, Kelly 3, Tsantes
2. Hugh Mo.son: Horne 3, Kelly l.
Free throws missed: Whining
ton, Tsantes l, Aud l. Hugh Nor
son: Davis l, Kelly 2, Wilkerson l.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
MAFFITT WINS

The Maffit Village boxing team
defeated the Lake Forest mitt'
men last night in the Vance Build
ing at Maffit Village as it won {
and drew 2 fights on the 10 bout
program.
Saunders decisioned Overly
Freeman decisioned Covington
Bessiheu decisioned Merritt, Ran.
som TKO'd Garrison, Gregory
KO'ed Sasser and Taylor decision
ed Morris in the seven of the Maj
fit Village victories.
The first bananas to arrive II
New York were brought from Gu
ha in 120
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10

wartime risk of corrosion is
cut! The more extras you're
doing to hustle the boys home,
the more you need your car
and Your Mileage Merchants
Conoco Nth. Ou-pLATE today.
Continental Oil Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
10000 Parts

The mid-wing of the He'll
landing gears; also the ny
draulic controls needed to lit
the gears and the outer wings,
a. well as the bomb bay doors,
Keller said. There is also space
i'm the mid-wing for extra fuel
tanks. ammunition, bombs, guns,
diving and landing control flaps
and hydraulic control mocha
nisms and fittings for extra
bombs. There are also miles of
wire and tubing.
The mid-wing IL composed Of
some 10000 different kinds of
parts, assembled INTO unit
measuring about 30 feet in
length and II feet at the widest
point. Although il weighs only
few thousand pounds, it was
designed by the Curtiss-Wright
Corp. TO withstand a maximum
load when coming out of dive
of considerably in excess of
100000 pounds, or approNi-
mately twice the weight of
loaded railroad. flatcar.
THE bolts which connect the
two center wing sections are so
strong that they will withstand
a weight load of more than
100000 pounds, or the equiva-
lent Of the weight of about 20
nasSenrer cars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Auto
Graphs
Dealer Regiment
Gives Good Account
on Fighting Fronts
BY SILER FREEMAN

ReporiS lLQm he tlghilng
fronts speak well OF the job
being done lay the ordnance
regiment recruited from the
ranks of the nations auto deal
erS. some time ago. The regl-
a5ent, composed of expert
mechanics, -technlclanS and eX-
ccutlVeS from q states. has
achieved distinction abroad
The regiment Is made up
mainly of average men. About
90 per cent of them are mar
rled a recent army announce
ment stated
This regiment rendered val
liable and capable service in
distributing and maintaining
guns, tanks and ammunition in
both the Tunisian and Sicilian
campaigns"
Dealers and their organlza-
tons put on the campaign
which brought 5000 officers and
men into the army within 60
days Their contribution to the
war effort seems 10 be worth
while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Build Wing Section

An aIrplane wing section
which tests have shQs@n could
stand a dive load ~ consider
ably more than 10000 pounds,
or approximately twice the
weight of a teaded railroad fiat
car. is in l%teady production IN
two plants of tho ChrYSler
Corp X. r. Keller announced
tod8g.
The wing sections 90 into the
famous navy iteftd1ver. whICh
has been smashing enemy ships
in the Pacific since last fall.
and the announcement that
Chrysler is taking part IN their
manufacture came IN a letter
from Keller 10 stockholders.
Checks for IS cents per share.
payable March Ia 10 stockhold-
ers Of record Feb 2S. 1914, were
mailed 10 the stockholders. 1t
was the 10th cash dividend paid
BY the COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
List Handicaps

Factors which may cause DIFF
ficultleS next summer are short
ages of cases and bottles ODT
restrictions on the number of
deliveries that can be made
weekly and disproportionate in
crease in demand due 10 large
numbers OF new customers
earning big money in war fac
torlcS here Malt supplies are
based upon 1912 usage and in
that year ne1tsrr thC number
OF persons working here nor
their purchasing power were
a. large as viii be the case this
year
Brewers also face tho prob
lem OF maintaining profit mar
gins IN a business having strict
ceilings on sales prices and less
effective control Of operating
costs FhrIr situation, however
is not expected 10 be more Sc
riouS than for many other lines
Of civilian business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Serious Problem

Most serious wartime HAND.
cap encountered hy brcwcrles
is the Il cL conf reduction in
their use Of malt in comparison
with a tfSt--r1rr 1-tt7v-
month hasts White most brew
cries IN this state made more
beer in igt7 Than In 1912. u
was accomplished only Toy max
ing available malt supplies 90
a little further than IN earlier
wears This mrant that some
brands were made little
lighter but MOI sufficiently so
as 70 detract appreciably from
their previous characteristics
Tho 10 leading broWeries In
Michigan sold 3247 n4S barrels
Of beer In 1913 against 2,Sgg Goa
barrels IN 1912 an increase OF
/ per cent
Chances Of civilian beer drink
ers getting As much beer a. IN
former years are relatively poor,
because since July = 1871.
brewerles have had 10 divopf Is
per cent Of their aIloCatc8 malt
supplies 20 making 3ZI1cr cont
alcoholic content bc1f for sale
10 tho armed f0rCRz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Midwest Adds z

Stockh%ders Of The Midwest
Abrasly/ Co. IN their annual
meelg6g the other night AT the
Bo9R- Cadillac Hotel reelected
N Of the CoU7pany'S present
director, and a. the same time
Increased the directorate 10
sc,cr naming Carlton NJ lIir-
hlo Detroit investment banker
and T. = jackson Midwest
vice president 10 nm tho two
additional dnrcior>hipS
-------- 49, il-.-l.----
James r Jackson president Of
the firm y Bradley fligbic Jr.
VICE president William r Is
Scry, treasurer LOUIS r Guet-
sehe@t seeHei4ii-s,. >, and A II
kroizSchmar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

FRulT-Apples Baifwns fancy St05
hu No J san so. Delicious 40 I. So So
hui fancy. Si05. Mcintosh fancy. sos
hf SO I 50 5013 IS. Jonathans fame,
Sio5 bu ~. ! S32513.50. Greetings.
fancy Si0S hu No l. S3u3 So; Northern
spys Nancy S8.oi bu No. / So 50n375.
WaEencrs fancy. 81 N5 pu. 30 l. $50
z So Steele.s Eea-faa S4-A--l.l.--.- 4.--a-
s. BY Note Ceiling price on apples.
Sf-o5 iS-lb. bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -cei
eEs Cabbage Ne 81 sazt2 f.lf=Esesf -,
tuce dollhouse 81 30 i0ih hskt
VEGETABLE GREENS French Fndive
NJ ! S2V2 ~ l-lh box.
NEGFTABIES. MISC Beets. topped
No. 81 - nu Broccn!l- &n-f 81 $50
ou. CABBAGE No I xl254l7 IS bu. Rel
Cabbage No. / tcering, So IS 50-ib hu
carrots. topped No u 81 On hu Celery
Root No. ] 81 i003 bu Horseradish No
] 81 j0W3 pk nskt Leels so. /. So
] 80 doz hchs Onions DIS No ! medium
telling 81 so h0-lb sack Parsnlps 80.
J. s. 50u hu Potatoes NJ l. S2g5T2 so
loo lbs Radisbes dollhouse No ST.
T.. 20 d0z hchs Buiabagas so l. Si1135
Du Turnips topped " Sf25u1 SO nu.
Vegetable oysters 80 81 81 a13 bchs
Rhaharn dollhouse fancy 40 V 75c i-lb
box chofro 80 soc 5-lh box small Si1
Is dor hcNs
&C 5 Large SO 80 II so 30-ioz
case mcclure, 80 ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Kew YORK. March 10 Stock
If 3Algrt-orr-i- ii7'-rr,y tf'r-toti-
uctS Corp, 81 tht annual meeting
Aprii 20. Will vote on proposal 20
reserve 800 900 shares OF unissued
common stock for sale 10 en-
ployes
Key employees would he given
r-1r-trt tn purchase shares IN COM
pauy al price not less than lOo
per cent OF the average market
price. during the 80 days preced-
lng the time the rights are
granted Not more than > per
cent of tho 100000 shares viii be
allotted 10 Any one enpioye
Officers or company whether
or not directors. may share IN the
pl4n Present Intentions are to
limit initial offering 10 a group Of
key employees. totallng not more
than 10. Of whom probably not
moro than eight woHid be en-
ployes of tho corporation and the
remainder executives OF divisions
and Subctdiartpg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
M. S. Rukeyser
Wartime Economic
DefOur Explained

PITTSBURGH March l5-Afsopo of The demand
higher for steel workers the
economic detOur needs 10 be classified
There is Of course something tho situation which makes
difficult impossible, industrial
translate the wnd OF unpecedentedy high weekly take
pay into correspondngly higher family living standards The
trouble OF the steel workers not that they receiving too
little Calling
tangible goods they would like
Before remedy be found diagnosis Of the Illustration
Of the worker needs be The of the disparity be-
and living standards that the engaged
eloba total warfare finds 10 divert 10 It's
channels So per of all currently produced
according "a Donald NJ Nelson chairman the War Production
f}ea4f 9e~ of this despite manipulation IN the
couS the civilian population including workers families
restricted 10 the residue of production after needs
ha nhcnnn mot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
EAaiSer
To Quit
Brewster

-vt--'V-V- : rr7TTi--ff1- NN17TCr " TU'f'1 -
Henry J Kaiser. West Coast Mp
builder. planned tUrtay 70 retire as
president of the BrcWsET Aero
nautical Corp becauX be- said.
he cannot act 10 b% satisfaction
as a navy-appoiDxId manager of
the firm while/rcpreSept.pg ~
interests Of Sfockholdors.
KaiSer,yfamed chairman of the
board sN directors IN March 1913.
aficPa siege OF labor unrest and
e%rtcd president last October, no.
(hcd stockholders that neither he
nor his associates would serve as
officials Of tho corporation after
the annual meeting May II.
Among the eff iieti4itt r. reported
arising from his dual position
were the cancellation of navy
dive-bombcr contracts. seizure of
the Newark y plant -hy the
army on Feb ! and many claims
and counterclalms under the navy
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Livestock Market

Ut INEl lffH
III IsbJRSH March - UNsl-CAT.
~ 'a, steady steers. good go choice
Nl'T Us medium 20 good. S13.5nrtIs com.
mon to medium Si2uig. he.fers rco3 FL
choice Nl3 5o l1 medium o. good Sl7 Ta
30 cannon 20 medium SII 5G
l3 31 cows, eoofH to choice Sgrfi lu.
mfdum tn good. 81 Ik 1n-- Gamers and
cutters 81 7. buis good 90 choice sil
~ common a. medium. 50 so 10, grass
steers So 1850
HOGS 500 steady; f60-fso lhs Si3 7s
- 90 10000 lbs, S1f25ui4 So. POO.
220 Zoe SIS to1it 30. 220-250 lbs So en-
1850. 100000 lbs, Sl415uis en- 3DO
$50 lbs, tl3 5oH14 NO NO ms \ $40 ~
VI 10 % rs 10. medium 20 good Si3 g5
~ rs, common lambs 81 25H s2I ewes.
50 wrfhcrs StvS
CAVES -i50. steady or cbQ're good
O. choice Ms y Nc mediu3p- Sf3--t5-- Crills
and common - 80 r no
CHICAGO
CHICAGO March 10 GNsl HOGS
% 1no steady Tor Sl4 bulk. Si3 rs
rli heavies Sl3 a0m14 mediums. Sf3 10
~ 10 lights N3a1Hi4 10, light lights.
Sll rs . %. SOS packing sows. s13 iagl3.7a
CATTLE 500 steady calves ooo.
steady Beef steers choice So 10. me-
dunn, Si3 10. ycarllngs So IS Is,
butchers hefers. Si1ute Is. cows. Ss so
~ 5o bulls s. 500 ~ 50 calves. xaHia.
feeders. Sli - 90. sf1Ckers steers $40
10. cows and hefcrs. 81 l0ffI ~
SHEtl q 600 steady Lambs So an
H. 90 common. $50 70 iU NearIInEs.
si2t so. feeders. SiiaH SO. ewes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Work Spread Around

ChrySler and De Soto divi-
SLOTS 10 trt--ftfts-i ait4 81 Il
on the mid-wiRgs Machining
work on the materials was allo-
Gated TO the Plymouth plant;
aluminium forgingS 10 the Dodge
Forge plant and stamping 20
De Soto and Highland Park
plants A total Of 464 Subcon-
tractors supply parts for the
center wing.
The maximum amount of
know how has been applied TO
this Job" Keller told thn-Stncll-
holders I'VE were able 10 eon-
vert some Of our peacetime
equipment 20 assembly Of the
wing. The first shipment was
made less than five months
after Chrysler Corp. had re-
ceived final drawings. Now. fin
ished sections are rolling from
our plants in large volume"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Priorities

The Detroit Regional Office ~ The Wa
Production Board announced to-day fhs
following priorities actions
La amended cast Iron soil Pine
Permits production and sale az extra heavy
soil pipe and hftinEs
I-is2 amended Commercial C.okins
and Food and Plate Warming Equipment
Revises reporting PROCEDURES 20 use WPB
1879
I,-2l2 amended "lncsndescerf LiFhfinl
Fixtures Aseirlets- flaaH4lta iiara- ar-4 as
semhIY ~ resIIental and UtiHtY typos SUB
jet 90 exceptions limits sale and delivery
~ new fixtures ~ designated preference
ratings subject o. exceptions
L-sis amended 4C0mwr retail HC10king
and Food and Nplato Warming Equipment
Revtses reporting procedure to use WrB
1919
U-3. amendment Communication d.
Revises tcrminoiogy ~ sales of materials
20 conform Sffh PR-i3 s5 amended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
UPTREND INDICATED

As 10 trade, il seems fair to say
that department. store sale s
gained little in the latest week.
and incidentally for those who
may be interested in history
they were above a year ago A
r rising trend Is Indicated
Commodity prices averaged
higher The chief gains came in
wool tops. cotton hogs. wheat
kansas City, and rosin In this
connection. 1t Will be noted that
evidences are growing that price
ceilings Will sooner or later have
10 be raised for cotton textiles.
corn and steel Thus the growing
initiation potential is gradually
penetrating. as well as outflank-
ing. the line"
The treasury's daily statement
last week showed a sharp rise in
the redemption Of war bonds, APP
parently 10 meet the federal tax
payments Since Jan. l. about
per cent Of the war bonds bought
have been turned in. and in March
the percentage has greatly in
creased This tends to initiate
bank credit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Law Of Obsolescence Temporarily Disobeyed

supplemented preNar purchases Of
automobiles radios other mechanical comfort
goods which have been discontinued for the duration In extend
OF old models Inventories KncTCanS
temporarily disobcying the law Of obSolescencc
will be relief from the until victory in
Europe both the Of total production
needed for No manipulation OF will add 10
heap conSumabe goods and available for civilian
Higher if granted only special do
enable the of other
workers who have poporonae dollar advances
money OF all gainIy employed
groups raised poporuonae tho net effect would be simply
toincrcase the ntiatonary gap that the excess OF money
currently available
purchase UCdpHay me dollar cost Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
RISE IN BUILDING

The week also showed an inter-
eSting rise in large-Scale building
of private eSi d enceS which
brought the private building tlg-
ureS much above a year ago,
one difficulty here lies in the
lumber shortage, which appears
TO be due both TO labor shortage
and 10 bad price-fixing In the
latest week. lumber shipments and
orders we're considerably above
production, which declined. The
WIPE has just announced that
tight curbs will be put on the use
of lumber. similar to those ef-
fectiVe for various scarce metals.
OF course. government spending,
largely for war purposes, remains
the main factor in determining
production One should therefore
note with interest a further rise
in. the large weekly volume of war
spending. No letdown i'm the &C
tual pouring out Of funds has yet
occurred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
.WPB Re|axes
Restrictions
To Aid Trade
BY LEWIS HANEY


fFhfthsoT OF ftohnthfaf - ! hiNff-NA
The rise in the stock market
last vTCf- WIZ TIr0r77'777-v III OUT-
standing event OF purely buSl-
ness character Fire faei that
corporation bonds did not rise. IN
dlcates the nfationary angle.
Indeed the yields on high-gradc
corporation bonds. and on treas
ury certificates and notes IS re-
ported 10 have risen slightly
Perhaps the termindfTon Of the
war loan drives had, something 20
do with releasing funds for buying
stocks. but the main factor seems
10 have been a better feeling with
reference TO property rights aDr
business earnings M the pOS&ar
period. All that Is required 10
make initiation effective prices
is 20 establish confd9fce in our
political and econoDSc institutions.
Industrial activity hardly con-
tributed mucb/to the market $
strength; bW il was well Sus-
tanned Steel production was up,
and only a little under the peak,
as the>war demand for plates and
Shoefs continues Unsuitable, II is
iGf interest 10 note that AS time
goes by some gradual adjustments
are being made that will help
I business over the TCCOuveTsI0n
period The WIPE has somewhat
i relaxed its restrictions on steel for
/ farms and on cans for exporting
beer. and this already shows ur
! in the production Of farm wire
and tin plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Market Mixed
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK March Is TNS)
The stock market opened mixed
and narrow today in quiet deal
Ings A few issues continued 10
ease under pressure Of profit TAX
ing but such selling was light
and losses small
Opening with an easier under
tone were the oils. aviationS. cop
pcrS chemicals and Communica-
tonS Rails, utilities and rail
equipments were firm. while mo-
tors and steclS were mixed and
narrow
North American was a feature
Of utility trading. opening at a
new 1914 high Of 1874. up \
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
FIexbty Of Split Run Advertisements

For Example IN mcctng demand q aaparmcn stores
foe sufficient advertising space call aep0on TO sufficient
oerS>fhe fieXbIty Of split
THIS enables the advertiser 10 present one
circulation ard another OF items
the other half large and successful
mammoth half X than sufficient market
supply For the privilege
the space pays only hecharge for additional composition
ms an interesting Experiment trying. the spirit OF
courtesy hcpunc>S customers help 70 make
the rrNt az s IN rat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Total Warfare Not an Economic BONANZA

cold realism thai total warfare MOI economic
and for better lp
The sociological the living standards of 330O0O0
be victory the AXIS
when hoped government VIII be willing take far
smaller goods produced This effect
a good things of life 10 the work
farii1es
Of white space adj
ncWsprnt shortage. the feue
venon adverse effects Of the situation
merchandising the brain Of Stuart List of the
Pittsburgh Telegraph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
WiIlIIife
Week Set
BY DON GULLIES

National NAdhfe Week first
established by presidential procla-
nation in 1895 As a means Of call
Ing attention 10 tho nations wild
life resources. starts next Sunday
and ends March 3
WlLdhie stamps IN natural col
ors by famous American artists
again VIII be distributed There
wIii be 81 stamps representing -
species. In the 1914 issue Further
information concerning Wildhfc
Week and Wlldlife stamps may be
obtained from Harry Gaines. ex-
ecutive secretary of the Michigan
United Conservation Clubs. So
Howard S + Grand Rapids
Hazel Lip,ak one Of the fcw
women AKC-licenScd dog tralneT
and handlers In Tho enuniIA-- XII
b. interviewed by Bob NLfrphl
on his radio program Qvez<WNYZ
tomorrow At $40 p NJ and tell
! hat the Doborman : /SpOrt>mcn' $
IAlh-nl- Naturalization -4l-+t--
nishing dogs for/the Pathfinder
Project The latter trains dogs
and donates Nem 10 marines who
have lost /heIr eycsighta on the
hattlefelH
This is the last day for field
trials and chaSeS without permits
from the conservation department
A. Lansing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Statistics Show
Colts and Tars
Head Prep Fight
BY JAKE BERsoN

II statistics mean anything
and they often don't in basketball
Northwestern High wifi carry
the strongest offense and DENLY
the tighest defense into the Met
ropolitan League cage playoffS
starting Friday night, -
Ins eight league games, the
Colts rolled up 336 points. a AZ
point average DENLY allowed TIC
points, slightly more than n per
game No team was able 10 score
30 points on the Tars and i'm only
one game did they allow more
than % Both Schools. incident
ally are the only unbcaten and
united fives in the eliminations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

and sales engineers. Wilcox Joined
Plymouth in 1886 and had served
progressively as machine repair
man. tool test engineer tool en-
gincer tool supervisor and chief
engineer before f,Fer4etief-fe
his present post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
LABOR NEWS

News of special business in
tereSt Iast Week came from the
labor camp Labor is so badly
split that the President took a
hand TO help the CIO against the
AFL with Hillman's political ac-
tiVty in connection with the
American labor party as the
Spearhead, the radicals are stl=-r-
Cling TO get political power which
they would use 10 demand share
in business enterprise.
Murray head Of the Go. last
Week proposed a plan for aid
lng certain steel companies which
w0t1it put Tfe g0VeTnmcnf IN
business and give The CTO steel
workers union participation in
management Labor seems SO
divided that probably there is
little 10 fear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

named chair
man Of the
Detroit Chap
ter 10 J of tho
American So
cicty of Tool
r n CinccrS
ASTE member
ship is com
posed Of plant
managers. mas
tor mechanics.
tool engineers.
----f TI.---f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Standard lube PAYS
Sc on b Stock

STANDARD Tube Co has declared
a dividend OF > cents on the Glass
r. r'r7rrr7TT7T7 stuck paY5b1o ADriI
l0 20 holders Of record March y
Last payment was 10 cents Fob
10 1912