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Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
GLENDALE
onlIlinnity News

ommunity News
Nh and Mrs Lawrence Sammons
and children We're Sunday dinner
guests OF Alr. and Mrs. Charles
Summons.
Mrs Walter FIoyt ana son Wayne
have returned home from Il de-
ightful visit with relatives in
Washington. y. {.
Mrs William Warren. Jr. who
has been living in oklahoma The
past year to be with her husband.
who is in the t. :. Navy. has re-
turned to Ellendale as Mr. Warren
is now stationed in Long Beach. y.
Y. Mrs. Josephine Morris. Mrs.
Warren's mother. Went by train
10 return by automobile with her
daughter and enjoyed the "Trip Very
much.
Mrs. Sarah McIlvain and Miss
Mary McIlvain We're Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Norman McIlvaim
and son ot LoWes.
Mir. and Mrs. L. W EllingsWorth
and daughter were Sunday dinner
guests OF Nh and Mrs. J. r. Tyu-
dali OF LcWes.
Miss Mia Macklin visited rela-
lives and friends in Milford on Fri
day.
Mrs Clara Ewing OF Wilmington
was the Weekend guest of Mr.. anC
Alrs j. II nickcrson
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Derrick
son W"r" Sunday evening callers q
lr. ana Mrs Elton Lynch 81 L.iu
coin
Harold Williams. I. : Navy
spent tn" Weekend With Mrs J..
Davis and family
Earl Clark. Jr.. t. :. Navy. wa.
ne week end guest of hls moth"r
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew nouoYal
visited Mrs Amelia LAWSON an,
Mrs Charlotte Johnson ON Tues
day.
Richard Shocklcy spent The Wr"
end with his uncle and aunt M
and Mrs Ctlcy Roberts
The proceeds lrom the bak
were around $Go
For the Joy of he Lord is yul
strength Nrh H.lo
Wjll have carload of our Ccrlitc
Rut@cr Tomato Plants IN Erids,
Vile, Thursday April 2Glh Fran
Cicndunlrl. Inc. Phone MilfUr
l23,
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

April p is the last date for all
clothing for the United Clothing
Drive" for overseas leave at the
store of Paul V. Smith. Amy arti-
cles will be appreciated and need
ed
Red CrO>>
The quota for F.llendale commu-
nifty was $4nO.oO, hut We collected
$43o.l3 and to each and everyone
who contributed and 10 the work
ers the chailman's thanks is eX-
tended. Good work for our com
muniuy and may il continue
Wet olley'> Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. &. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday April 22
Sunday school services al y m
in charge OF Preston Donovan. .su-
perintendent
Preaching by pastor at , =. III.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. ". &. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday, April -
Sunday school services.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert B. \ail0r. Pastor
Sunday. April 30
Sunday school services at D. III
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome
Will have carload of our Certified
Rutger Tomato Plants in Bridge
vile, Thursday, April 2Gth Franl
Clendanicl, Inc. Phone Milfor
l2@ |
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Will have carload of our Certified
Rutger Tomato Plants in Bridge
vile. Thursday, April 26th. Frank
Clendaniel, Inc. Phone Milford
l23 II
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas Brint0n. Pastor

Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas Brinton. Pastor
Sunday school and church ser
vices last Sunday We're held ar tn"
home ot Nh and Mrs Arthur Reed.
There was a good attendance and
all felt that il was good to have
been Jhere
And to stand every morning TO
thank and praise The Lord. and
likewise at evening Cmoni-
j cles $3.50.
The W s G. :. met al the home
of Mr. and Mrs r. Davis Watson
on Tuesday evening with an at
tendance Of Sc. Program commit
tee: Mrs Norman collins and Miss
Alice Brown hrou2ht very ou-
joyabIc program Refreshments
were served by Mrs Ernest Watson.
Mrs Granville Sh0cklcy Mrs Jay
Watson and Mrs Davis Watson
Mr.. ana Mrs Norman Collins and
daughter Frances have returned To-
their home after having made a
wonderful "trip 10 Camp Edwards.
Mass. to visit their son and bro
ther. Technical Sergeant George
Collins. who has been confined to
the hospital there George. however.
is getting along splendidly and is
expected home this week to enjoy
an extended furlou4h with his fam
lily. our community is rejoicing.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Collins in their
good fortune in huvin@ their hoy
home again.
"Wednesday afternoon guests OF
Mrs. Bcss ShpW were Miss Ida
Roosa and Mrs y. Il. Downing OF
Milford
"As Christians. We must and can
be ready tor any emergency that
may come.
Mrs. Jay Watson and son. Jay.
Jr spent Sunday with her par
entS. Mr. and Mrs Henry Warren
in Lincoln
Little Brenda Donovan. dau@hr"r
of Mr.. and Mrs HrantIy Donovan
+ has recovered from her recent i'll
ness
Mrs. Doris Kemp and son Tommy
nave returned to Wilmington aIj'l
, enjoying a tcn-daY visit with hen
, parents Mr. and Mrs. ElWood Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis. 81.
f, entertained AT dinner on Sunday
+ their sons and families Mr.. ano
- Mrs. Harold Davis and Mr.. an'
y Mrs Walter Davis. j..
o MIR. and Mrs. John Lon2bothan
n of Big stone Beach were Thursday
= evening guests of AIr. and Mrs. +
- Davis Watson.
Mrs Lydia Mills has been spend
ime few days with her ,lan2hlc0
> and family. Mr. and Mrs Lance
; Lynch in Milford Neck
= Mrs. Ethel Roberts has return
ed home after spending Il Wrcl
= with her daughter and family. Mn
n and Mrs. Granville Shock!cy.
+ Live victoriouSiy. never he dc
II ftattd.
t Mr. and Mrs Andrew Donovu
II were Sunday guests OF Mr. bono
l. vans sister, Mrs Charlotte JChu
i son in Seaford
} Gene Huey has returned hom
+ after having undergone an appcl
III dicitiS operation.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

tings. Miss Ruth Hastings and Ar
thur Hastings were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Harley G. Hast
ings.
Wallace Garrett of Wilmington
spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Garrett.
Wilbur Eskridge of Wilmington
spent part of last week with his
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Esk-
ridge
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

AFTER SlXTY-ONE days of hec-
Tic work. the General Assembly ad-
journed Sine Dine early Tuesday
evening. What only a few days
ago looked like a legislative session
that would accomplish little, dur
ing the last closing hours voted
progressive legislation which Will
do much for our State The pro-
gram of Governor Bacon went thru
almost in its entirety. The school
teachers We're given a fair increase
in salary, even though the Whining
ton teacher group was not salts
fled. 1t was largely due to then
inSistenCe on the passage House
Bill 157 that the teachers did not
get more money. The Legislation
which provides means for the con
structiOn of Delaware Rivel
bridge or tunnel following the wa
is a constructive piece of legisla
ton. 1t will provide work at
time when the recOnvCrsiOn from
war to peace is with us. and vii
make for better travel facilities be
TWEEN Delaware and New Jersey
Private capital will finance tn
work. The Legislature has done
good job, and is deserving of tn
commentator of every publ
spirited citizen in Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Mrs. BESSIE Clark.
Mrs Theodore Walius who has
nrtn a patient in the AIuc.d Me
moria. Hospital. returned home on
Saturday
Anniversary
On Monday evening, Apul = Mr..
and Mrs. John e. DjckerSom cclr-
braGed theil 5oth wedding Hnnirer-
sary lit their home near town.
Those present We're MI and Mrs.
Ernest Dickerson OF Laurel Mr..
ANA Ms. Chester Dickerson aud
daughter Phyllis. Mr and Mrs.
Weldon DickcrsOn Mr. and Mrs.
Eulen Dicktrs0n and Erwin Gov
crdalc OF tllendale. Mr.. and Mrs.
w Workman and family and Wood
row Wilson DickerSon Ot Milford.
and Roland Dickerson OF Lincoln.
After very pleasant evening re-
treshments were served \ large
white cake with gold decorations
and Happy Anniversary in gold
was the table ctntcrpieCe, with lW'
smaller cakes on either side. All
decorations were in gold and WhiI,
and the ice cream was delicious
On leaving all wished Mn and Mrs
DickvrsOn many more Happy An
nIvcrSarics
Ellendale Methodist Church
Rev. ". G.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. April -
Sunday school services al 10 a
m in charge OF f. " Ireland, su
prrintcndcnt.
Preaching by pastor ~ II a. IN.
Evening Worship service ii 80
O'Clock.
Special
The Sew Market W. $. {. $ vii
have food sal" on Saturday Apli
II order now and b" sure of get
Ting 2ood eats can Mrs NJ. +
Warren, president
Special
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Milford, Friday. April 20. 1915

ONE PRESIDENT DIES. another
assumes office What better proof
is needed that America is funda
mentally sound. and that our Re
public is sailing on even keel? y
nation shocked by the impact OF q
sudden grief. RECEIVERS within NM
utes and the Ship OF State sails on.
That is democracy in action. PreSl-
dent Roosevelt was a great man in
many respects. The imprint Oi
his administration viii be with us
forever. Both the good and the
bad features OF his long tenure OF
office will affect us and the world.
He was great leader Of men. who
surrounded himself with men who
would follow that leader In many
of his appointments he created
trouble for himself and confusion
for our nation President Truman
enter - Otlltt di Il tIiilt NiINIi a III ~
hand is needed in our dealings with
other nations and with the domestic
issues which are confronting us.
His prompt fortnight approach to
these iSues has caused confidence
among our citizens. He has welded
all parties behind him within Il few
days to such an extent that every
thing looks brighter. Roosevelt be-
lieved and practic Il personal pow
er in his leadership. Truman seeks
cooperation and the delegation ot
power among his associates. Only
time will tell; but We believe that
our nation will be kept on SOUND
straight course and that president
Truman will go down in history as
the man who. through his effort,
to create cooperation among al
parties, will make q lasting peace
one that the late President ROOse
Welt had III formulative stage.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

los East Lexington Street
Baltimore, Mary land
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
SLAUGHTER NECK

The Young Ladies Friendship
Class will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Adams on Fri
day evening. April 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Alcohol
Deal Set

WASHINGTON, March 10 -
Agreement between the United
States and Cuba has been reached
10 pay % cents per gallon for
Cuban alcohol and 1916 cents per
gallon for Cuban blackStrap mo-
laS>es
A total OF 100000 gallons Of
blackStTap molaSscS and O.5OO 900
gallons of alcohol viii be bought.
The Foreign Economic Admin
l>trauon. which j. negotiating with
Cuba tor these two commodities.
said that the price is the same as
was paid last year
The War Food Administration
had previously agreed 10 buy the
l930 Cuban sugar crop At $40
cents per pound
However. some details are SiIll
10 he worked out and the whole
agreement including sugar mo-
issSeS and alcohol will not be
concluded until then
All the alcohol and molaSSes in
VOWED IN the negotiations are
from the l945 sugar crop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
What'sNew
In Business
PoII-Takers Find
Lush Field Today
By WARD SCHULTZ

Question asking agents OF
marketing research firms are
busy right now finding out what
folk yearn for in the postwar
world; they're inquiring about
everything from lipstick and
baby food to autos, according to
an article in the Wall Street
Journal.
All this means dollars and
centS-Sometimes even life or
death-for corporations which
patroniZe the marketing re-
search organizations. They have
To know, in advance, whether
America will pay money for new
products new services. .-
And they have 10 know
whether old wares will stand the
competitive gaff As never be-
fore, business is anxious 10 find
out what the public wants now
and in the peace to come; poll
Ing techniques can give answers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Auto
Graphs
MPB Stretches Sueely
Of Crude Rubber
By SILER FREEMAN

The synthetic rubber product
known as butyl has been tossed
into the breach 10 stretch out
as far as possible our remain
ing supply of natural rubber,
Our reserves are down 10 al
most the vanishing point on
crude. less than 100000 tons,
and there Is little hope of get
ting more Immediately.
Beginning April l. large SIZE
truck and bus tubes will be
made Of synthetic rubber in
stead of natural II will start
with 10 and lS-inch cross
section tubes and by May !
tins Will also apply 10 the y,
"A, 30 and 36-lnch tubes
Butyl Will be made available
for the large sized tubes, ac-
rururng to tine regional War
Production Board. II IS eA-
pccted TO save 1000 long tons
Of natural rubber 4 year Butyi
haS-heen proclaimed by the
rubber scientists aS the SUI
perior of natural rubber for use
-Ia--IubeS.-1I-holdS--aIL--beLLeL
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Political Background

The science of reading con-
sumers' minds is based on much
the sar.e principles as the famil-
lar political polls, which every
fourth year foretell which presi-
Dental candidate the people will
vote against. But the CONNER
cial polls have hit new technique
heights.
Some surveys require only 30
interviews. some take 10000 or
more, marketing executives say.
The costs of research jobs are
determined on the basis of pre-
liminary work, the size of the
cross section, tabulation and
coding time A typical job
probably costs around $1,000 10
$4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
StoCksLoWer; j;
Rails Strong

NEW YORK, March 19 GNS)
The stock market lost ground
today with the -downtrend broken
only by few high spots, notably
in rails and aviations.
Trading approximated 200 900
shares an hour.
Profit takers were active in
some of the leading industrial
issues Air transport stocks en-
ioyed another Spurt based on re-
cent bulish 1914 earnings reports
for the industry
Movements in the rail groups
were highlighted by rise in
Katy common 10 87s, up q 20 a
new high. Santa Re added a point
rising 10 S6l4 also new top
n Y Central strengthened a
sizable fraction.
At the days high American Air
Lines sold AT 4S, up Ia TWA
rose 10 u u. up !
Motors and steelS started out
mixed and remained quiet until
early afternoon when selling
>peeded up An opening half-PeiHt
loss I'm Bethlehem was more than
doubled Chrysler, up 4 Al the
beginning >lumpcd . l :. Steel
sank more than a point
Losses IN other groups ran 10
aS much as p, Montgomery
" MatA--Anel.eaa SmeIiias-I.---S-
Rubber and Texas Corp lost
ground Utilities were quiet and
firm
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
New Air
Line Here

Chicago and Southern Air Lines
will begin operations out OF De-
troit on June !, it was announced
today by Robert l. Neydon, dis
trict traffic manager.
Initial flights will include three
a day from Detroit. two 10 HouS-
ton. Texas and one 10 Memphis.
All Will afford connections at
Memphis for New Orleans. and
Will service Toledo. Fort Wayne,
indianapolis and Evansville.
Paducah, Ky. Is TO become a
stop when airport facilities are
improved.
Flights between Memphis and
Houston will service Little Rock
and Shreveport.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Deny Hating
Paint Output

WASHINGTON. March 19-In-
formation released by Sherwin-
Williams 10 the effect that the
company had indefinitely sus-
pended production of exterior
house paint because of a shortage
of raw materials is stated by the
company TO have been incorrect.
Sherwin Williams production
rate for this type of paint during
the January-March period Of this
year is approximately so per cent
Of the volume made in the Janu-
ary-March three months last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Business Scars

Marketing research firms say
their 1914 business was up ID
TO 30 per cent from the previous
year. and this trend continues.
One company had more business
on its books by Feb. 20 this year
than the total for all 1943.
Whatever the measure of their
success, it's certain that the ex-
perts who run the quiz compan-
les know by now an amazing
lot about the American consum-
ers mind.
The general public, however.
knows next TO nothing about
these commercial poll-takers,
whose reports are confidential
source of inspiration to their
patron corporations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

With the shortage OF crude
has also come a lack of carbon
black. that all important in
-gredient for tires. The increase
IN the military truck program
has Sapped both
To stretch out the supply OF
carbon black. the WLB has
added 10 the list of items IN
which carbon black is re-
StrlCted Heater and radiator
hose Will be hi by the new
order except where The hose
IS used in military trucks.
Sealing rings for canning jars
are also hit and many nodded
rubber items will be made with
T. per cent less carbon black.
The tightening up of the use of
the ingredient is expected TO
save 100000 pounds month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Dane Olsen Returns

Changes along Airline Alley
Washington Boulevard include
the return to these parts Of
Harold CDane1 Olsen from
Washington and the departure
for Dallas, Tex Of Bradford
Gibson.
Dane viii be Pennsylvania
Central'S regional chief IN
charge of four principal cities
He is now in the throeS Of
house hunting. having disposed
of his realty holdings when he
was moved to Washington only
a few months ago.
Brad has been handling pub
liCity for American Alrllnes
here and viii have a more i'm
portant assignment IN Texas.
Dallas iS his home town.
ITS the first time in airline
business any one has ever been
sent To his home" Chortled
Brad as ne prepared to take off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Treasury 10 Offer
Exchange Certificates

WASHINGTON, March 19- The
treas Sury plans 70 offer new
certificates m hange for
81 S76.72q 600 OF one-ycar = per
cent certificates which mature on
April next
An Official announcement 0f the
exchange offering Will be made on
March p
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Grains Din
On Selling

CHICAGO. March 10 ms
Wheat rallied in todayS late deal
lngs after eraslng earlier losses
ranging TO 2@s. Other grains
worked lower.
Closing prices showed wheat 9s
to l7sc down The May delivery
was sc off Al $780, after recov-
ering earlier losses ranging to
PIC.
Corn finished IS 10 1i4c lower
and around the low: oats IL to
a c down. Rye finished unchanged
10 &C lower after being l1sc
higher al one time.
Barley closed y to sc down.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Jacobs Reports
Net Of S847 $50

F l. Jacobs Co. and subSidi-
aries report for the SIX months
ended Jan. 3 t. 1915, subject to
audit and year-end adjustments,
net profit OF SS47 $50 after
Charges. -roSeEIc- c--oISl5o. .QQQAia.-
postwar reconverSiOn and prOvl-
sion OF s.. $4,000 net for federal
and state taxes on income
The net is equal 10 Sl.23
share on the 637 26l shares Of
capital stock
Provision for rencgotiation was
made on tho basis Of a proposed
settlement for the year l943.
No comparison i available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
USES EITHER HAND

In the quarter-linal Taylor GOT
over Walter Preston. HamtVamCk
6-3, 81 TaylorS knack Of using
the racket with either hand "a
double forehand ' and his rapid
court covering kept Preston on
the defensive
II was NorthS FIRST competition
IN the district since entering the
army al Fort Custer early 10 1871
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
People Enjoy II!

People seem TO enjoy being
guinea pigs; they frequently in
vite polltakers in for dinner.
Sometimes folk who are not in
terviewed become indignant. But
the more personal questions are.
the harder it is to get straight
answer.
People more readily discuss
their taste in cigarets than in
laxa tives, and sometimes it's diff
ficult 10 track down the rural
users of old-fashioned remedies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Wide Checkino

r. L. Polk Co. recently checked
10000 car owners and 10000 car
dealers to see what the postwar
auto should be, in price and
physical makeup.
American Airlines has had a
poll of 27.000 air travellers to
ascertain their attitudes toward
postwar airplanes and air travel.
Coca-Cola Co. is instigating
another huge roll to discover
the soft-drink habits of the ma
tion.
Many marketing researc
firms. however. are now empha-
sizing intensive polls. covering a
far smaller sample OF people but
balancing this with scientific
selection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Data Asked
On May Rye

CHICAGO. March 19-Notice
has been posted by Commodity
Exchange Supervisor George Liv-
IngSton thai As Of the close Of
March 10 II would be necessary
for the board Of trade clearing
members 10 make reports on open
interest in May rye in the amount
of 5000 bushels or more as 10
the character Of each account,
whether speculative merchandlS-
ing, processing or commission
house
Names and addresses were re-
queSted on the listed accounts and
designation as 10 whether long or
short This report was for the
one day only
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Col. Memo Promoted

Col. Ralph Memo, form 2 r
adjuiant general Of the Air
Technical Service Command,
has been named chief of the
personnel and base service
DIVISION al Wright Field He
succeeds Brig. Gen Lucas Y.
Bean. who has received an un-
disclosed assignment.
Col. Memo will be remem-
bered here as instructor 10 the
Second Infantry Al Fort Wayne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Canadian Railroad
Cdr|oddings Increase

OTTAWA, March 19-Carload-
ingS OF Canadian railroads during
the week ended March 10 totaled
69105 cars. against So ass in the
previous week and 50. ISIS for the
like week last year according to
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
LoadingS for the year totalcd
646.O97 against 676. 7SS in the like
1914 period
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Farmers M arket
nETRnIT

w INDII
FpI1rS-Apr.cs BslcvlnS 80. I 81 Fod
- s'-ih r- Delicious NJ s. Sua
- 1--.--- .-- A.-s.s. - s-i.-f- 4-+--+fr--
- ghH9 F1 SS-Ib ~ Rhode Island
Crrcrinis SO. ! s22Sa2s3 45-lr ou
JonsfHaas So Sz25a2s3 t5-lr bu Nc
ern sp's pc 81 soa2 s2 4N-lr
bu s'csl,s PED =, - - sf-lh tu
VFGETkBiF GREENS--Lesks No. !, SIG
! so crr bgNS
-iETFrcE AM sAH.e ostsN~ ira t.rr-
'uts hn'Ecusr. SO s. 80 lO-ft BASKET.
Ffsn,h Endl,, hounouse fancy. s. SIN. poN.
VEGETABLES MISC -Bee,s. topped so
! Alal IS hu Cabbage 50 Sial 30
sO.It hg psc fancy S2g- bu $50 D.
ttTh02. curly ~. !. 15co Sl.2S hu.
Carrots tppptd NJ - 2hai.So nI
CcieN Root So S2a225 bu Chives.
50 doz H1rersclsh fancy 81 peck bsst
Na B.. S2r2 So Dry onions fancy 81 so
5o1b sack 40 medium. aocaSi rs.
psenip, So s2a2 Is bu PARSLEY Root
cu,N NJ 75, dui bchs Potatoes no. /.
Ss.ii looAr SACK Rsdishes red hothouse
g. a 4 20 dor bO's hlsck NO 81 so
bg Prubsrh n-tEuuse. fancy pocaSi SID
box rtrirc 0a Sc small 81 - dos bchS
PutabsEaS So tlal2s tu. Squash
HIbbsIc SO. qOruSl 2s bu Turnips
f.pred fsncv Sl75 bu SO ! &l.25aI 50.
vegetable oysters No 81 doI crhS
EgGS-tx'rs .srgs ti7O2 7O-dog case
Srrr fl2 a. MEDIUM Sll 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
BROWN ROLLS RECORD s9l

Bernard Brown. Knights OF Co
lumbuS No. 305. IS a new CYO
tournament record holder today
with 6ql which included A PSF
yesterday. At Detroit Recreation
Joseph Bcnrl and Valentine Demp-
sky from 81 Francis Parish went
10 second In doubles with 1888
Howard Cole and Steve JekZak arc
,hrd on 1877
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
ROUSSEATN GIFTS e8a

Charles RouSScauX, la average,
featured yesterdays mixed doubles
At New Garfield Recreation with
2S3 highest single game OF the
tournament lle and his partner
had 1880 not good enough for the
board AlbIna Mobile and Barney
Asia kept the lead on 1861 The
event closes March 25
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Benton's Take Second

: Marion and James Benton 1854
Eent into second place m Class
a yesterday IN the Husband and
Wife doubles tournament Frank
Damico IS conducting al NJ Il
lott Elne and CALVIN Thorne
made second IN r on 9lZ Flor
ence and Joseph Norys have iho
"A lead. III Nlcky and John
Fayad the p 97S
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Pittsburgh Boosts
Schedule for Steel

PITTSBURGH. arch 10 -
Steel ingot production in this
district is scheduled TO start today
at 92ls per cent, a gain of two
points over last weeks rate. The
rate a month ago was 81 per cent
and year ago was "a per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
She'll Plant Tops
World War | Mark

AKRON. O. March 10 The
- OOO-acTe Lone Star ordnance
plant Al TeNarkana Tex built
and operated for the government
by B. r Goodrich. has loaded
more bombs and shells in single
year than tins country armed
forces used IN al OF World War l
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
CHANGES AT ARCHW

Joe SVIra IlSU, and Frank
Graf with 2S9 IN ll72. went 10
third and fourth Yesterday in the
10 Classic IN progress AT Arch
way Recreation. under the dircC-
ton OF Ernie BolIc William Bur
ton l2l0 remained FIRST on 1910
Conditions call for SIX games
across elN alleys