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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
For Saturday, May S, 1915

For Saturday. May s. 1915
MARCH sf TO APRIL sO-Ares-Encoursgng for work
pursuits Gardening tending livestock small animals
ools machinery rightly managed Military indicated
APRIL ~ TO MAY 90-Tdmus-Every-day routine practical
matters artistic and professional that principally Tor
pleasure. Military, naval indicated.
MAY sf TO JUNE 21-Gemn-Keep alive interest In vital
activities Day tends acken constantly reue
Farming agriculture dealing lumber hrst-ranng
JUNE 2s TO JULY 25-Cdneer-f you stick to we'll
schedule will accomplish quicker wind day less
Enjoy free time with wholesome sport other healthy
diversion.
JULY ri TO AUG. 22-Leo-If work is IN your program
don't the high quality that be maintained
You will thus time for leisure and better enjoy it.
AUG To SEPT. 2I-Yrga-Dfcut propositions personal
delicate handling Today tricky spots but can be
profitable right Steady best
TO OCT 2s-Libra-Peasant prospects, especially
evenly hopeful May be able to
make spectacular but small achievement COM
mendable.
OCT u TO nov as-Scorpio-Good results il you
Job and don't hrk rksome duties important detais Allocate
activities to permit time for recreation entertainment
NOV. TO DEC. 22-Sd0ttdrus-Extra stressed
real estate all business deals More personal
theater favored in general
DEC. jan st-6aprteorn Avoid contsn
ton keep you'll fare well right Buying sell
keen judgment Investigate thor
oughly undertakings first
JAN TO FEB. AquariuTake equal interest in home
family outside activities matter how important
health
FEB. TO MARCH 2O--Piscss-Refreshng day. Romance,
medicine nochers Enjoy outdoor
possible Pisces lends substantially to charitable
social activities
YOU BORN Steady dependable talented; cspabla
unusual true better self You should like
gardening handling animas music history the
also medicine Guard the throat and chest from colds don't
EIcess harmful Moderation safeguard; religion
' - Copyright y, Kur y..turs
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Utilize
Salt Pork
by PRUDENCE PENNY

FOR SATISFYING favor and
hearty eating. a casserole of
succotash and salt pork slices
will stand up to many more
elaborate and costly dishes. The
slices of salt pork. cooked on
top OF the vegetables give SAVIOR
TO the whole dish and provide a
rich supply of food energy. In
cidentaliy this is dish to re-
member for some day when
your ration book says take it
easy.
Both salt pork and bacon
ends may be used to give added
zest and substantial nourish-
ment 10 many dishes-includ-
ing vegetable chowders. casse-
role dishes made with fresh
vegetables and cream sauce,
and fish dishes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Msu,. p, modsm W1m4en
Horoscope
BY France, , Drake

Look the Section IN Which Your Birthday Comes and End
What Ysur Outlook Is According TO the Stars,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

Copyright ios. sr KinI Features. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Detroit Stocks
r earnings

vIdsnd, w the torercins table sre ths
ints paid a pkyEbis 90 Tar this Sssf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Steel Need
Still High

CLEVELAND. May 14-WhilC
considerable volume OF steel can
fcellations has followed the close
of the European phase OF the wal
IN has had little effect so far or
nearby deliveries, being mainly
confined 10 material scheduled ior
remote delivery, says Steel.
Even with these cancellations
mills are still loaded with heavy
bscklogS and deliveries are well
extended on many products, in
cluding sheets. carbon bars. seam
less tubing and some wire items.
Some producers still are quoting
delivery into next year on hot and
cold-rolled and galvanized sheets,
special quality bars and wire.
Cancellations have not yet opened
schedule gaps for carly delivery.
However, overall future posi-
tions in all these items have eased
and -thatthe remote schedules are
more affected than nearby posi-
tionS is ascribed TO the nature OF
the cancellations and 10 the fact
that producers are behind on cur
rent deliveries.
II was reported in authoritative
quarters in Washington last week
that a new schedule OF carbon
steel prices on which the Office OF
Price Administration has been
working for months has finally
been approved and probably will
be promulgated about the middle
OF this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Heavy Tone
Market

NEW YORK. May IA tINS)-
Stocks were firm in early trading
today but closed frsctionally lower
when diminished volume and mea-
ger bidding slowed the afternoon
portion of the five-hour session.
Volume approXimsted about l.
100000 shares with the hourly
rate barely 100000.
Steel issues were heavy. u. :,
Steel and Bethlehem were about
unchanged. but C1dcible and Re-
public Jagged. Youngstown Sheet
& Fube. up ASaturday. lost all
the gain. S9fta Fe, B. & o. and
Pennsylvania were easier.
Low priced autos lost ground
and Chrysler and General Motors
barely moved. Aircraft stocks
were mostly easier. In the trans
ports, American Airlines gained a
point.
CopperS, farm equipments and
utilities we're mixed and narrow,
Oils remained near their previous
closes.
Curb prices gave ground, Bond
prices tapered in small trade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Farm ers' M arket

FRUfTS-Apples Bsidvins No. /. S2.5o9
eS aS-lb bu Delicious. No. /, 50 SOC
as 45-lh. bu, JonAthAns. No. !. S22od
aS 45-lb bu Northern SpyS. No. ]. S2 so
"a 2 s5 45-ib. ou. Steeles Reds. No, !. So s5
VEGETABLE GREENs-Mustard Greens.
No. l. S2a2 50 bu Spinach. No SITS
q % is-lo. bu. Turuip Greens, No. l. 81
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREENs-Frcnch
Kndivs. hothouse fancy. So b-lh box No.
81 so sorrell. No Sieti.25 bu.
VEGETABLES misc. --AsparaFus. fancy
si.so dor eehs; NJ. !, shhIs do1 o,i 6ees'
topped, No l. Si256l75 hu celeTy Root,
No. l. SAGA rs bu. Chives. Si@ipt dor
Horssradish. No. 1, Sl.25@l so peck bsst
Leeks, No. l. .eoessl2s dol eehs. Dry
dium. 81 25a1.7S. Onion Sets "a inch
$3.50 s7-lb sack - Inch -. I inch 80 so
Green onions fancy e0cati doz bchs No
coarse Psrsnips. No l. 81 7Ss2 bu
Parsley Root No. /. Slal so dor. bchs
Parsley curly No dos. hchs Potatoes, No
II S95l io0-lb. sack Radishes outdoor
No l. q 2s@lSo dor hchs. Rhubarh
outdoor No ! s5wTSc doy bchs hothouse
choice 81 SIN hov Ru'shaTss. fancy 81 -
hu No l. 7ScaS1. squash. Hubbard No
: aOraS1 - ~ Turnipy toppru, fsury
S1.7s bu No l. Sl2Sa1 so.
ECGS-Extra isrrs Sl7os 3o-doz CASE
lsrrc st242 medium ST. 81
pIANTS-VeFefshle tia1 so fst, nartv
fsnry 81 m 1s-bov fs'. NJ - Sow7
frrsniuus - i4-pot hst misrcllaneous how
crs fancy - fat- No. : 81 so"l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Depends on Cutbacks

This means a wide spread be-
tween the different parts COM
panies in the amount of money
needed 10 reconvert. The ease
with which they are able 10
effect this reconversion job also
depends on the amount Of
"turn-around' space provided
by cutbacks. A company with
several plants might be in a
better position TO supply this
space than a single plant COM
pany although the timing of the
cutbacks will be the major fac
tor in effecting the turn
around"
In any case, the various sup
pliers of a single automobile
manufacturer will have TO end
up on approximately the same
schedule of production for, until
they are all ready TO produce
at the needed rate, the finished
automobile cannot be turned
out. Thus. if one supplier is
held up by lack of equipment
or material, the others will be
delayed as a result
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Unions Concerned

In the path of the latter
move are many outmoded regu-
latiens still on the books. If the
services will agree TO new pro-
cedures, Krug is expected 10
clear the path for the substitu-
lions.
Industry will watch the meet
ing Thursday. The unions have
expressed great concern at the
effect of the recent eutbacks
and have demanded speedy re-
conversion to take up the slack.
Industry'S feelings are that it
is saddled with this RESPONSE
hility without being given the
means OF carrying il out. II
unions can impress WPB with
the necessity for easing controls
which will effcctuate this goal.
industry as we'll as labor viii
be pleased.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Western Auto
Plans Expansion

Postwar expansion detectives
calling for a total OF about 80. 800
jobs, have been announced by
Western Auto Supply Co. OF Mis-
souri,, About 2l.000 of these jobs
will represent an increase. accord
ing TO Lester Hutchings. president.
The expansion plan includes the
following goals:
Increase in company-owned re-
tail stores from the present 240 10
about 500 east of the Rockies.
Increase in dealer retail outlets
(known as Western Auto Asso-
ciate Stores) from the present
/ 1,4Sl TO about 5000
Greatl y enlarged advertising
program; with main emphasis on
newspaper advertising.
Increase in company employees
from present 4,508 to about 12,300,
and increase in jobs in home
owned associate stores from the
present 5000 10 about 10000. for
a total of $4,000 jobs. OF which
about $1,000 will be an increase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Many in Good Shape

In contrast TO the reconver-
sion problem of these companies
is the relatively favorable posi-
ton of the greater number OF
parts plants which continued TO
make the same general type OF
product as before the war.
Among these are the makers OF
wheels. axles. leaf springs,
valves, bearings and carbu-
retors.
While the major emphasis at
these plants has usually been on
components for military vehicles
or aircraft rather than on re-
placement parts for passenger
cars, many of them have been
using the same machines and
layouts as in peacetime.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Auto
Graphs
z Washington Meets
May Start Autos
BY SILER FREEMAN

Two meetings in Washington
this week may clear the recon-
version picture in the automo-
tive industry. The first will be
on Wednesday. when the top
officials OF the industry will
meet with J. A. krug. chairman
OF the War Production Board
and his staff. The other will he
on Thursday. when labor will
meet with the WPB.
Wednesdays meetings may
make definite what Henry Mel
son, WPB's co-ordinator here,
predicted in Chicago last week,
that by July ! the go signal will
be given for the auto industry
TO start making new cars. 1t
may also result in some new
directiVes which will free indus
try's machinery, now in the war
production lines, to be replaced
by government surplus ma
chinery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
= Downs,
Ref Dies

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, May II
tUP)-John s. Getchell. a., we'll
known Western Conference bas-
ketball and football referee died
Unexpectedly today Of heart
attack.
One OF the best known figures
in Big Ten sports, Getchell Off
ciated for more than 20 years.
receiving national prominencs
after admitting he allowed five
downs in a Carnegie Tech-Notrc
Dame football game at South
Bend
On another occasion he was
naced In the national picture
when, as a result OF 15-yard
penalty called against Minnesotas =
Ed Widseth. the three-year win.
ming streak of Minnesota's foot-
ball team was broken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Late Deals
Lift Grains

CHICAGO, May IA CNS)-
Grains were. higher today in late
dealings.
Rye made gains ranging TO Ia
cents after erasing early losses Of
as much as Ia cents before meet
ing with reaction. All deliveries
reached new seasonal highs. May
reached S1.39 10 hit a new l7-year
top.
Wheat advanced III cents be-
fore backing down. Prices were ir-
regular early but firmed in late
trading.
Closing prices were: Wheat, Il
to 81 cent higher with May y cent
up al S175l2.
Corn finished "a to 1ls cents
higher with May and July moving
into high levels for the season.
Oats closed unchanged to ss
cent higher andLrye to fss
cents up and fractionally under
the high.
Barley finished 4 to Il cent
nlGner. ------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Wide Variations

A great deal Of variation eX-
ists from company TO company
in the amount of reconversion
work that will be necessary. A
minority need large numbers Of
machine tools. More will require
considerable plant rehabilitation
work as some of these COM
panies iiteraffyIipped- the IN
sides of their plants apart 70
prepare for their war contracts
Such companies will be obliged
10 make new plant layouts and
will need much miscellaneous
plant equipment such as con-
Veyors,- blowers, ventifating
ducts, ovens and spray booths.
Among those which made a
major changeover in their oper-
ations during the war arc
Briggs Manufacturing Co, Muir
ray Corp. of America and Motor
Products Corn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
What 'sNew
In Business
Parfsmakers in Beleted
Rush for WPB Priorities
By WARD SCHULTZ

Applications Of automotlve
parts companies for priority
ratings for new machine tools,
miscellaneous equipment and
plant alteration and oonstruc-
ton work have been arriving at
the regional Var Labor Board
office here al a rapid rate this
week.
With some exceptions these
companies have Jagged behind
the auto manufacturers in stat
Ing thFT reQutreInen1S Tor re-
conversion and. 70 date, the
total Of their approved applica-
tons Tor machine tools amounts
TO only S5.000,Ooo. compared
with the S30,ooo.ooo on which
the WPB has granted AA-5 pri-
Gritty ratings for the vehicle
companies -Dow- jones reports,
Preparations by the parts
companies for reconversion have
been complicated by their diff
Guilty in determining what guam
titles Of their product will be
granted by the automobile MAX
ers and when they will be
wanted. This uncertainty has,
in some cases, been responsible
for what the local WPB office
considers inflated statements of
their machinery and equipment
needs and an unusually careful
screening" of the applications
by the WPB people has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
MORE CRITICISM

Damming OF Michigan streams
for electric power without first
making a study OF It's aquatic
value came in for considerable
criticism by the writers. They
asked that a hearing be granted
the public so days prior 10 grant
ing permission 10 dam any stream
in the state.
The writer's inspected the 4,200
acre Rifle River area near Rose
City, formerly known as Grouse
haven, recently purchased blythe
state as public hunting, fishing
and feercatfonaf area.
kendrick Kimball OF Lansing
was reelected president Jack
NancoeYering -petEait-mas
named vice president and Clar-
eHce A. Paquin OF Lansing was
reelected secretary-treasurer Di-
Iectors are Harry Merritt OF Pom
tiac. Jack Hale of Cheboygan and
Phil Rich of Midland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Unit
To Meet NJ lay Il

V. Richard Bechtel will address
the National Association of Cost
Accountants Thursday, May II,
$50 p. m. al the Detroit Leland
Hotel, on the subject. Operating
and Financial Balance Through
Budgets.
Bechtel is budget director of
the American Cyanamid Co. Prior
10 joining the present firm, he was
associated with Burroughs Adding
Machine Co., serving as chief cost
accountant and assistant to the
executive vice president. he was
president of the Detroit Chapter
National association IN
1925.
The meeting will also include
the annual election of officers and
directors and with awards issued
to the winners in the chapter ac-
tivity contests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Women Underwriters
Hold Annual Election

The women's group Of the De-
troit Life Underwriters Assocla-
tion announce the election Of the
following officers: Florence r.
Lori Of Penn Mutual, president
Matilda Wells Of Prudential, vice
president. Mildred {. Gatfeld Of
/. l.. Mackey and associates, sec
rotary: Alberta NJ Light Of Ma
tional Life of Vermont treasurer.
II will mark the second terms for
Miss Lori and Mrs. Gatfeld.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
WeIl-Dressed Workers

Best dressed women in war
work may be found in the Fort
Worth, Tex, plant of the Con-
sofidated Vuitee Corp. Not only
in the offices but right on the
production floor where the new
heavy bomber. the B-32 Domi
nator, is being produced.
The women dress mainly in
bright hued slacks, which are
kept immaculate. In one in
stance. we saw one in a snow.
white slack suit. a rare thing in
factory. The plant is air con-
ditioned and shows no CRIME or
dirt anywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Miller Joins
CandIer-HiIl

Thomas 3. Wright, president of
Candler-Hill Corp, a division
of Titan Pump and Engineering
Corp, has announced the appoint
ment Of Joe Miller ~ a vice presi-
dent. He will be associated with
both the engineering and produc-
tion departments
Miller comes 10 his new post
after 10 years with the Diesel
Engine Division of General Mo-
tors Corp. He is a graduate OF
the University Of Michigan and
is a member OF the Society Of
AutometiYe= Engineers
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Confirm Rolls Story

The Army Technical Service
Command has confirmed the
story here some weeks ago that
ContinentalS Rolls-Royce con-
tract has been terminated. The
termination may ease the tight
labor situation IN the MuSke9en
region. where the engine was IN
have been produced.
The cancellation is as of May
81 About Slooo0.0Oo worth of
spare parts were Cancelled I'M
medidtefW
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
York Draws .
Jeers, Cheers
BY LEO MACDONELL

Booed and cheered alternately
all afternoon, Rudy York had
hectic time OF II at Briggs
Stadium yesterday.
In the first game York was
called out on strikes four times.
On each occasion there was one
or more men on base.
But, in the second game. the
story was different. York made
the first Tiger run possible when
he lined long fly ball TO Christo-
pher. Maier scoring after the
catch. Then he singled and later
personally scored the other Tiger
counter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
4 Types Of Heating
Get Re|ease'by WPB

WASHINGTON. May 14-The
WPB has revoked limitation or
ders covering four types Of heat
ing equipment-oil burners. coal
stokers. floor and wall furnaces,
and cast iron boilers. Restrictions
on the production OF commercial
cooking and food and plate-warm-
ing equipment were also lifted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Johnston Elected

Eric Johnston. president ~
the L. S. Chamber of Com
merce, has been elected direc-
tor of the United Air Lines. w.
Patterson ~pFesid ent. an
nounced today. He was elected
AZ a meeting of the board in
Chicago.
Johnston replaces Sum ner
Sewall who recently became
head of American Export Air
lines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

was announced
today by DR.. j.
S. Reed, presi-
dent. I
S t a m y has
been in charge
Of research and
d e V e ] opnent
for S [ a n d ard
Products, and
will continue in
that field in ad-
dition to his
new duties per-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Bond Stores Propose
I for | Stock Split

NEW YORK. May 14-Bond
Stores, Inc, has called a special
meeting of stockholders for June
26 10 consider increasing the au-
thorized mum ber of common
shares from 100000 to 2.500,000
shares and to split the common
e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Canadian Rail
CarIOadings Down

OTTAWA. May 14-Loadings OF
Canadian railroads during the
week ended May 5 totaled 70,062
cars against 71,2S5 in the previ-
Gus week and 70,94S last year,
according TO the Dominion Bureau
of Statistics. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Tiqer Box Scores
FIRST CANT

In,ai 81 ~ ~ "a Totsh 3e ~ II
Boston 900 200 47o-s
Detroit 600 0IO ino-1
Runs-Newsoms NcBrids johnson For
Tobir ,, Christopher Csrbsrk. FERRIS Nsier
Trout Runs bstted in--Johnson a FERRIS
Newsoms. steiner Christopher 2. Culienbine
Tvo-bsfs his-Nswsome Cullsnbins Home
run-Johnton Double plays-McPrids 10 New
some. Ferris 10 Nswsoms % McBride Car.
bark 70 Tobin. Trout 10 Webb tn YORK Out
law 10 MAYO. Left on bsses-Boston s. De
iroit IL nsset on bslls-Off Ferris T. off
Wilson struck out-By Ferrin 10 BY
Trout ny Wilson BY orrell 1 Hits of
Trout IL In sis innings. OF Wilson , In
piteh-Trou, Lnsins pitehsr-rrout. Umpires
--Crievs. Rommsl, Pipfrn and wssfsr
Time-2 oil. Attendsncs-3o.o 900 estimated
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Totrpo CAsu cp,tS

on track
wHEAr-No. red. sl7sia; No. red
81 74ia.
coRN--No. 2 yellow. si.16'. No. } yellow
81 .14izal.15i5.
oATs-=No 4 white ssIs@ ssisc No. :
white 67h66sc
soYBEANs-No. , yellow. S215@2ie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Oil Drilling i'm Lakes
Opposed by Scribes
BY DON GILLIEs

ROSCOMNON May 14-Poluton caused by the drilling oil
wells lakes and streams drew the ire of than so
Writers
week end for the annual spring conference.
TO the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Narraqansett Results

TTRsT PACE--3-ycsT-olds and NJ. olb fur-
icnrt
hfier Time ,tcsnninr i6a0 6an 30
Faef Tempo fBrerusnI U1 40 20
SPEEDY RoHFsr tTufr1ul' 2 90
Time Oa f-F off 2flr
Bristol Bnv serfer Mort q Srllvsy and
rnuaufy Guy sIe0 ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
-Sandlot.Results

CLASS
rsSii!c rsSit5 Mot.a 3? gss aea-s3 ea-s3i
Adams Have, and Godinr oppi, ssey and
s.S,'y s.m Moran SSI SSI 5gs 5ss SSttt-i: 2 e (.
csr.on and Kn.pinlAN faaa- sAs,n.ld
f.9 f.2l. ?9oo9 9o9 SSS SSS 33Ss 3S9 ScYs SoY-s II :
w.e.. and Pr.'sy. Busoyieh and Ger.
isss' ss% ~. ''sss ~. ss$$s sss sss ssssss--, i; !
L.slc, ana Mahsr. I,srIii: Mec,,y.
ESi:s:., ESi;s r.,s~.n .SS tSs .Ss sssssS-il ssSi ii
wili.rer and Mstrun Bosrfer Anxsrdt ana
o.ssooa' 0.hs riu,ncs.u SoIss ts9 toa Ill * !
noyeI va sne Travis B.rI. ssino W
ss,TiIitilIn Griffin. 1929 9;2 ;ooi-i: !. 2
Knoph and Gown. Mitchell. fnes wit,sn-
$, scholastic. Cos 900 600 3 400 /
s.i: .Ss' .ss ne.a.d.y :Si o'S a.sss7 ess
ryrr- and Van Norman
B.,Toi, B.,Tol, d.T: r,T.T., loq GO Go oo9oi-
Trtmss, K,ls ana siairansd Kasio~,Gi
Gene runn.y Cub 900 73o oi-s 5
DslfeI and stoosdss Jueecss,ock sne
Elwp1f
Cooper oio ooa ooi-- =
sprinr'sd 100 2ti ots-ii - 4
Marcus. Cooper ana Budre GuIisss Hisu.
man and Krsr.
Rofaren ooh oon onn-- n q
Clvdf l23 o32 nsx-is II 4
Wssrfnisk and Bodnsrss Dtr'iiriseii and
FAncillo
DETROIT LEGIoS
PuShvsy 6in 100 n7o--4 Q q
BrigEs nio 600 oST-s =
Klimczss. Lojes and Cook Bulfnsll and
/ Pose
Edwards OFT on0 ln0-4 10 z
Crosse Ponis 600 600 1000 !
| Cybuiid and Milo ss~usch ana December
/ police 4ot All i-i4 10 I
/ Holev 600 n03 l.
Prs', lnd KRIS wonnaeo,, CoitysIs and
FueksnA. Drsiics.
RoSedais onn non ons-s
higsr 600 100 ooo-3 .
Brsks and Miller Garry virTonins and
Gsuafhrr
Century nh7 100 n0-a I
Rossnvtld 2on ,0ao on-s =
ssvss. Turck ana Marx Dsnns and ssr
kifisn
DEARBORN LEGION
~ Dearborn No op0 900 as
Allen Park 600 900 90 4
Kosfuth and ofi.rm,n Gardner cieott. and
Maine
/ ~ Dearborn No 2 ooa 27l % 10 2
Westward 40 nO7 Ia z
Lucier Husbner and Mocsri Hernandez
DiDonsto and sheridan.
Vernon O10 600 020--4 . q
WAYNE o70 nn2 noH-s
/ Acaline and Forrest Sehr1idt and Dols,fky
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Pacific Coast League

~ United Press
Hollywood IA. san Francisco 30.
oakland Iii Los Anfeiss 3-'
Portland a., san pitro "a.
Seattle 50, Sacramento -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Std. Products
Names Aide

The appointment of D. r. Stamy
as vice president and general sales
manager of Standard Products Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, May "a tINs Rye closed
to Isc higher today May, SiS3. July
81 47i.; October. 81 32s4@l.327s. Decem
Der. Si.2e7..
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
FOX GETS A HIT

Fox got one of the three hits,
afiiEsfHEFfes-efff Benton fobtn
posted hit when he beat out q
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

dollar out OF the states natural
resources at the expense of de-
stroying the outdoor beauty OF
the state, the group took action
following announcement of pro-
posed drilling OF oil wells in
Saginaw Bay.
The scribes asked that before
drilling permits be granted in the
future a public hearing be held
at least so days preceding the
granting Of permission TO drill on
lakes and streams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
VACATIONS FOR VETERANS

The program OF cottage owners
in northern Michigan to provide
summer vacations for wounded
war veterans received the unani-
nous endorsement OF the writer's.
In a report adopted by the
writers. cottage owners were
urged 10 send their offers to Capt.
Edwin S. Marsh. Percy Jones Hos
pital. Battle Creek.
Transportation will be provided
either by the host or by the Civil
Air Patrol. which is making plans
10 fly the veterans 10 the north
country.
In another proposal anglers
were asked to provide fishing
tackle for wounded veterans.
Broken tackle may be shipped 10
Charles Wilcox, Michigan Fly and
Bait Casting Co, 1920 Roselawn,
Detroit, who will repair II and
forward II TO Percy Jones Hos
pita