davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Hupp Earnings
$727,712= Year

Hupp Motor Car Co. in a pre-
liminary report for the year ended
Dec. 81, 1914, reports a net income
of S727,712, equal TO 36 cents a
share as against S29S,078 or Is
cents a share in the previous
year.
On July I, 1914, Hupp acquired
the assets and business of the
Globe Machine and Stamping Co.
of Cleveland. r. II. Geddes. presi-
dent, said Hupp intends to con-
tinue its expansion program, part
of which will include the acqui-
sition of other established busi-
nesses.
The directors and management
will submit at the annual meet
ing of the corporation on April
Is. proposal that the company
increase its authorized common
stock, par value of 81 a share, to
5000, 900 shares from 1000, ,000.=
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Farme ers' M arket

1.tRviTs-appteS. B61dwins, No. 1, $3.50
@Ss3 45-!h. bu., Delicious, No. L. $3.50
e3 4S-lo bu Northwestern Greetings,
No /, s225@2.s3 Ash. bu.: Rhode Island
Steenlngs. No 50 25@2.s3 45-lb. bu;
Northern spys, No. /. S2.50@2.s3 Ash.
ou steeles Red No /. s2s3 z5-lb. bu.
VEGETABLE CREENS-Leeks. No. /, s0C
@Sl Is doz bchS
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS - French
sndive. dollhouse. fancy, 81 5-lb. box. No. /,
$50. spinach No. 1 =, sl5O@i 90 is-lb.
ou. Sorrel. No l, si.25@l.75 bu.
VEGETABLES miscellaneous Beets
topped. No !. sigl.25 bu. Cabbage. No.
!, 81 eu red, No. l. 81 sO@l7 IS bu. Car
root No. sp'fo ,ssa 30 Is sa chiS,s 1V 0G ,isi fiFy
dol. HoISersdish No. J. 2S@1-5o peck
No. medium, 6oa eoc Onion sets. 4, inch.
Green onions. fancy 75c dor bchs fancy,
No. eo@7oc. ParSnipS No. /. 81 75@2
ou. Parsley root, No / Sl.5o@2 bu. Par
tey. curly. sl.7S doI bchs Potatoes No l.
50 IL lOO-lb. sack Radshes red hothouse
81 40 dor behs black No. / 81 so
al bu Rhubarb hothouse fancy, aoc 5-ib
boz. choice. 60@75c: small. 81 so dor
75cgti squash, Hubbard No /. 9oc6s ST 25
eu. TurnipS topped fancy, 81 rs bu:
y, ! 81 1901 so. Vegetable oysters. No. /,
EGGs-EIus large. sls.o7 so-do1. case;
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
II Subcommittee

The committee has been SUBJ
divided into II principal groups,
each charged with certain Sec
tons of the overall problem:
Committee No. War Pro-
grams and Released Resources,
Bertrand Fox, chairman. This
committee will make statistical
analyses of military cutbacks
and translate these cutbacks
into terms of military end prod
ucts, materials, manpower and
facilities.
Committee No. 2-Co-ordina-
ton of Cutbacks and Resump-
ton. John II. Martin, chairman.
This committee will deal with
community problems, problems
of principal plants and the utili-
Zation OF particular facilities.
Committee No. s. Non-War
Programs $. S. w. Anderson,
chairman; S haw Livermore,
deputy chairman. This commit
tee will dea with critically
needed sumner products,
critically needed producers
equipment, and end products,
materials and components for
Pipe Line Filling" and urgent
non-military construction.
Committee No. 4 - Prepara-
tion for Reconversion. w. C..
Skuce, chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Future Headaches

First signs of trouble which
will eventually mean headaches
for every big employer have
already developed in VINO Of
fees around the country.
Recently an army air force
lieutenant colonel. 26 years old.
was discharged and went back
10 his home town mot Detroit
TO see about getting his old job
back.
Before the war he had been
receiving S35 a week on a news
paper-and being fresh out OF
college. il seemed like pretty
fair money at the time.
His employer. glad to have
him back. offered him a $40
increase on the old job, but the
ex-officer was not in the least
happy. AS a flying Lieutenant
colonel he had been receiving
5000 a year and the cut TO
S2,340 was not inviting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Change in Control

Significant is the fact that no
longer does a motor company
control any Detroit bank.
For years the National Bank
of Detroit was known as the
General Motors bank and the
Manufacturers National as the
Ford bank"
Recent privately conducted
sale of the holdings Of the late
Edsel Ford's stock took control
away from the Ford name,
although Ford Motor Co.'S Sea-
board Investment still report
edly has a substantial block OF
that banks stock.
General Motors publicly an
nounced its withdrawal from
the banking business and sold
its holdings 10 a syndicate
which resold them to the public.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
PAGES
Rise

CHICAGO. April II QNS)-
Grains rallied today after opening
lower.
Rye led the recovery and shot
up as much as 3%c after erasing
early losses ranging 10 &C, before
meeting with realizing. All rye
futures excepting May reached
new seasonal highs. July was the
strongest and reached S129 be-
fore backing down partially.
Wheat scored gains up to 1&c
after overcoming early losses of
as much as 1ssc. The market hit
new peaks for the season for all
contracts before turning irregular
in late trading. Closing prices
were nc off TO lac higher, with
May finishing around the high at
S1.74a. May wheat at the days
peak of S1.747s was the highest
for wheat in nearly 20 years.
Corn closed 1Ac TO &c higher
oats &C TO 1hc up and barley
nc to 1c higher.
Rye closed / 2sc to 27sc higher
with May at S1.32.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Auto
WPB Picks Group
to Relax Controls
BY SILER FREEMAN

Once again reconversion Is
the hottest subject of the day.
Only the fact that we are still
fighting a multi-front war keeps
ii from being constant front
page material.
Strangely enough, the heat on
conversion is now coming from
Washington. instead of industry.
But what we started out TO
say was that in the rush 10 re-
view what already has gone on
before, one important new setup
in the reconversion picture has
been overlooked. This is the
CPO or Committee on Period
One"
This committee will be re-
sponsible for working out the
problems involved in modifying
and relaxing war and war-sup-
porting production controls on
industry. AS such, 1t will be in
an all-powerful position.
Period One" is the name
given to the time expected to
elapse between victory in Eu-
rope and victory over Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
New Priorities System

Committee No. Construc-
tion and Construction Controls,
John L. Haynes, arm n.
Committee No. 6-Basic Pri-
ority Controls, John c. Houston,
chairman. This committee will
recommend the sirnplified prior
tiles system, the timing of and
methods for eliminating the
Controlled Materials Plan, and
the function of the spot authori-
Zation plan, inter-agency direc-
tives, component scheduling and
industrial inventories and sur
plus materials.
Committee No. 10 r d e r
Structure and Reports, John +.
Skillman, chairman. This COM
mittee will review WPB's l., M
and other orders and recon-
mend revocations for modifica-
tions to be put into effect at
We Day or at specified dates
thereafter.
Committee No. g. Distribu-
tion Controls, A. c. c. Hill Jr,
chairman,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Manpower Group

Committee No. g. Imports,
Exports, Shipping, Stockpiling
and Subsidies-Edward Brown
ing Jr., chairman.
Committee No. 10-Manpower
Controls and Relations, Ralph
HetZel, chairman.
Committee No. IL - S m a l
Business, Newcomers and Vet
erans-Bernard L. Lamb, chair
man. This committee will ex-
anime the problems of small
businesses in the reconversion
period, veterans priorities and
the problems arising in the es-
tabliShment of new enterprises.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
What 'sNew
In Business
Union Helps Pick
Suggestion Winners
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Another Of management's
prerogatives has gone the hard
way.
Perhaps I'm a little behind
the times, but this is the first
suggestion-award plan 10 come
10 my attention in which a joint
union management committee
selects the prize winners.
Announced today by the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co..
the plan was drafted in CO.
operation with union leaders
and provides that all sugges-
tions previously adopted are TO
be reviewed for awards. retro
active 10 April. 1942-the date
of the adoption Of the oldest
departmental plan.
Awards will range from $40
20 $500.
A cash award of $40 Is 10 be
made for each idea accepted by
the approval committee. An
award committee. a joint union
management group. Will meet
twice a year 10 consider adopted
suggestions special merit
awards. They are: one Of $500,
two of $500 each. FIVE of 500
each. and 10 of $50 apiece.
Additional awards may be made
on the recommendation Of the
committee and approval Of the
president.
James X. VanIIook. former
manager in the company's De-
troit-North district. has been
named secretary OF the en-
ployes suggestion plan. He has
been with the company II
years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
MaScO Screw
'4j Net Up

Masco Screw Products Co. for
the year ended Dec. 81. 1914, GER
tilted by independent auditors
shows net profit of S49.242 after
all charges, reserve Of $50, 800 for
renegotiation, and a provision OF
1892 ,533 met" for federal income
and excess profits taxes, equal "a
il cents per share on 354, 200
shares of 81 par common stock
outstanding.
This compares with the 1943
net profit of $47.436 OF 13 cents
per share. when met" federal
taxes amounted 10 S360,737.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Hint United Air Lines
Nav Boost Dividend

CHICAGO, April 11-Directors
of the United Air Lines will dis
cuss the possibility of increasing
the dividend rate on the common
stock. William A. Patterson, presi-
dent. told the annual meeting, but
he gave stockholders no assurance
that the present so cents annual
rate will be increased despite
earnings. which he termed "abnor-
mally high" because of war con-
ditionS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
See Record
Wheat Crop

WASHINGTON, April IL (UP)
The agriculture department to-
day had forecast the biggest win
ter wheat crop in history for 1945.
The crop reporting service said
production of winter wheat would
reach S62,5 $4,000 bushels, 37,000,-
600 more than the previous record
crop of 1881 and almost 100000
600 bushels more than 1914 pro-
duction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Grant Advertising Co
Files With State

LANSING. April IL (UP)-The
Grant Advertising Co. of Texas
has been admitted TO do business
in Michigan with offices in De-
troit, the Michigan corporation
and securities commission had
announced today. The firm listed
10000 shares of common nonpar
value stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Fanny Farmer
Store Hours Cut

ROCHESTER, April 1l-Johr
d. Hayes, president of Fanny
Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. told
the annual meeting that. due "a
the shortage of materiAlSrit-has
been necessary 10 reduce shop
ping hours in company stores Ia
a 23-hour-a week basis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
A. D. Schultz Named
Park & TiIford Head

NEW YORK. April 11-Arthur
ID. Schultz. who has been with the
Foreign Economic Administration
for two years, has been elected
president of Park e. Tilford. sue
ceeding his father, d. A. Schultz,
who has been elected chairman OF
the board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Hired by Edison7

I hear that a well known
political writer for Detroit
newspaper will shortly be ap-
pointed executive assistant to
the chairman of the board OF
the Detroit Edison Co.
In short - PrentiSs Browns
right hand.
Reported salary involves
plenty of kilowatts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

track.
wHEAr-No. red. s17sh No. red
S174i1.
coRN-No 2. yellow. sl.1en.; No. yellow
oArsENo' 4 white. 77Il@7sAc; No. ,
soYBEANs-No. > yellow. salsa2ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
5. 5. Kresge 10 Pay
25 Cents on Common

S. S. Kresge Co. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
25 cents on common, payable June
II to stock of record May Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

WINNIPEG GRAINS
WINNIPEG April IL lINS Rye closed
lte to sc higher today. May. si43L
October, 81 24h.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. April IL trNsl l--WHEAT-None.
CORN-No 2 yellow. Si.l7h. No. 3 yel-
low, 81 1914 iza1.16A No yellow, 81 09as
@1 i4i.; sample grade yellow, 5oee5c. No
white. sl.26.
oATs-No. red special heavy -.
SOYBEANS-None
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

DEARBORN COUNTRY CLUB. 500
Military Road Telephone DE Os0O.
Dearborn. MicniFan, Dearborn Country
Club. nonpro'itable c1rp1ratiQn. are Ap-
plying for renewal ~ license 90 sell
beer only 10 i's bona fids members
only and that 1, f.-tfJr intent Uf ne
Liquor Control Commi1Eion 20 grant
said license on The expiration ~ 10
days a the date set ~ Apri! II, is4s.
NOTICE II hereby given that the ChAu-
mont Club. whose premises are lDca,ed
a. sIl CLARK avenue Detroit Nichigan
has applied 10 the MichiEan Liquor
Control Commission f0r = club license
90 sell beer. vine and spirits 90 bona
fde members only. ard that ~ is uhe
intent Of the Liquor Control CnSun1ls-
sion 10 grant said license upon ne
expiration ~ 10 DAYS from the date
hnre-f Hat.n Au-L ! Z LnA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
LOST AND FOUND

BOYS raincus' lrst Duxe 49, -H4dson
box. SchOolcrait-GSenvieu. TIN :.
643S
FEMALE dog. part beagle, chest. feet.
tan. white. Reward TY e-3575
LKDYs wTistSaich lost. black band
Vicinity Mack-LyCaSte Reward. MI
/ 1855
LOST-Iady's black purse Junction be-
tween Fort and Porter containing two
fiestlon. Return contents. keep money.
4747 Brandon
LOST - Lady's wriS, watch SATURDAY
night IN or near CHsg Tneatef. Name
on beck Reward CAn TU 22O94
LOST-Pet Parrakeet, blue. Talks and
whistles. Answers 10 name OF Pat. We
5-ssA4 1881 Winthrop
MANS BROWN WALLET. containing
leave papers, Identification paps rs
and money. John stDntoiysi. 1928
South ST
SABLE DYED squirrel scarf. six skins
/ lost vicinity Palmer-St AutOinc. sunday
/ Reward TO 6-2640-
S25 REWARD
strayed. vicinity East Fcrry-Dubois. dor
medium small dirty white part curly
! hair. patch Of tan on back. lONer teeth
showing PL PISS
s25 REWARD for Information leading
/ 20 the recovery OF female English
/ setter. white fecked with black also
black around eyes ears Lenox 1850.
PERSONALS
IA LIQUOR habit stopped az home.
Arnold. 24el Nat. Bank BLDG RA 7264.
GALL~KLENZ--Prescr for liver.
gan bladder. galls,ones. stomach gas.
! TO i.l740.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safe. fast.
inexpensive Lifetime guarantee Doc
tors reference. Elecirolysis Clinic
| TO S-3li4.
HAIR removed permanently Multiple
ElectrolySis. Ann Stevenson. 224l Book
I Tower RA 4Sf2
HUSBANDS WIVES WANT PEP7
Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep W weak bodies
I lacking iron. also contain Ntamin B-l q.
calcium. 3Sc trial sizc nov ONLY 2ec
All druggists In Detroit CUNNINGHAM.
Sans Cut Rate and KinseiS
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment while working
Doctor De Svsrte, Rectal Clinic
57i5 Second. nr Palmer. TR i-T242.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1868 daily, TIE 1881 evenings.
.vy~ - n xs- y~xx
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Dividends
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

- Detroit, Mfchighn, AprH " 1yf5.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for the election OF Directors. and of
three inspectors OF Election, and the trans
action Of other business a. may be law
fully brought before the meeting will be
held at the principal office OF the compsny,
Room 400. Michigan Central Terminal
Building, In the City Of Detroit, Michi-
gan. on Thursday, May 3. ie45, At 10
o'elges To-. s,c,i =; N rr,,,,., poos, v, >. ,O...
At 3 o'clock p. M. on Friday, April i3,
is4o, and win reopen At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on Friday, May 4, 1915
JOSEPH n. o'MAHoNEY, Secretary
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

BOYS rsincust lrst tuxe 49,. H4dson
box. SchOolcfaft CO. envieW TIN =
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

DIVIDENDS IN the foregoing table are the
amounts paid or payAbls - far this rear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

COMPLETE beauty culture training,
fv.ii,h iS .:ff' rR ,.ss4y6. syS.'ni' :0''' '''0
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
MALE HELP WANTED

for employment II you were last em-
ployed a. an essential or locally needed
activity, you must stltsment
OF availability; II you are ,ouaiified for
you must be referred through the
United states Employment Service
World War II Veterans Excepted
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

the nowhere. Mrs. Alice Mcdonnell Parsons, Long
Island seeialite drove away from Her stony Brook
squad farm and never came back.
Police and searching parties were modified
all over the East but the missing heiress was
never found. Three years after her disappear
ance. her husband, William Parsons, married
Anna KuprianoVa, the Russian woman who used
10 help around the farm.
Parsons later adopted Mrs. Kuprianovas
three years after the marriage.
Another missing person case in some aspects
strikngly similar TO the Whitfield mystery is that
of Mrs Olga Mauger, of Harrison, Nebraska who
vanished the sixth day Of her elk-hunting
honeymoon at Jackson Hole, Wyoming late in 1884.
A F'TER seven years-and while her family and
. friends still insisted she was alive her hus-
band Carl. married an old sweetheart
Going back to the Whitfield case itself there
some who suggest the young Sociale might
have joined the armed forces. But Army, Navy
Marine Corps rolls show such name, though
ii is said he may have enlisted under an alias
The records of the Civil Aeronautical Authority
list his silver nonopiane as last heard from on
April Is. 1885"
The Social Register merely calls him "absent"
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie Whitfield says nothing.
~
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Attractive Mrs Whitfield, meanwhile, pro-
cceded with her separation case and shortly be
fore the decree was granted confessed In court
that there had been design for her husbands
disappearance after all-and that she had known
about IL right along
On the night of April Il, 1888 she said he
told her he was going TO vanish for three years
in the mistaken belief that New York's laws were
the same as Connecticut's and she could sue for
divorce at the end Of that time.
The call from Long Island on the 18th, she ex-
planned. was 10 confirm this intention
After Mrs. Whitfield left court with her de
cree and alimony, public interest in the case of
the lost flier diminished. and by the time she
started her new action ii had pretty generally
been forgotten. natural question now is whether
she is considering remarriage, as others have.
Perhaps the most celebrated parallel in recent
years is the case of Supreme Court Justice Joseph
Force Crater, of New York, gone 15 years.
Mrs. Crater waited from 1880 till the spring
of 1888 Then she got an Enoch Arden decree
and married Carl
The Flying SOcialite's Re KunZ, an electrical
lOngings Were Found I'm engineer.
Room Near Airport-Here Only a year be-
Are Identifying Marks In fore young Whit
side Coat Pocket. fields flight into
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

The Flying SOcialite's Be
lOngings Were Found I'm
Room Near AirpOrt-Here
Are Identifying Marks In
side Coat Pocket.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14

2 SENATORS
fConfinned from Page 4

10 this headquarters thai 20 'hcir
know ledge and belief the Incl
dents such as alleged did not
take place" SHAEF declared.
Eas,lands rape story involved
French SencSalese troops hu he
also made defamaiory charges
against American Negro troops.
in which he said that they dis
graced The flag Of their country"
Tho war department disagreed
with him on both points
THE war Departments is proud
Of The record OF IT'S troops which
includes Negroes as we'll as OH
er troops said Under Secy Ro-
bert r Patterson There have
been number of press releases
in tho past few months commend
INK tho behavior OF units made
mp Of Negro troops. Gen Eisen-
hover has spoken Of the good
performance OF the Negro troops
used as platoons in European
Theater Of Operations The In
specior general commented fav-
orally on the performance of the
cath regiment in the Marianas.
There have been number OF
similar comments"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
BOY SCOUT
DEMONSTRATIONS
SUNDAY, JULY Is

Six Cubberoes. in which thou
sands Of Cub Scouts their parents
and families are participating will
he held Sunday. July Is. In six dif-
fcrcni sections Of the Metropolitan
Detroit area.
"Cubheree" a Scout-coined word
is a summer outdoor program in
which boys Of Cub Scout age. nine
ten. and eleven, accompanied by
their parents. are involved
Between the hours Of to $50
pm. many various hobbies and
crafts will hc on display Some
Cub Packs will put on circuses,
some indian pagsntry and others
will sponsor Buffalo stunts sum
NOR snorts. ar model airplane
meets Games and athletic contests
also are on the program All Packs
Will eniov real old-fashioncd pic
MICS between the hours Of 20 and
: nm
The six separate cuhhcrees
scheduled for July X will he held
a The following locations
District TIT East side Detroin al
Chandler Park
District " tNorth-central por-
ion of Dc.roifl NJ Palmer Park
west Of Ponichairian Drive.
District VI tAll Northwest De
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
SATCHEL PAIGE TO PITCH
FOR ELKS BENEFIT JULY q

On the theory that baseball fans
are we'll enough acquainted with
Leroy (SatcheD Paige and The
Kansas City Monarchs TO crowd
into Briggs Stadium In large
numbers when The former Negro
American league champions meet
the Memphis Red Sox in a double
header July %, let's take a gan
der at the Red Sox
First let's look al Verdell Ma
this. sterling little souihpaw who
has been the mainstay on the
Red Sox team during the past
six or seven years. Possessor OF
a good curve and fast ball that
has plenty of smoke on It" Mathis,
has been thorn IN the side or
Negro American league batters.
During the early weeks Of the
current season. Mathis did not
hit his form, but In recent weeks
he has been going like prairie
fire. sweeping across the plains
Of Kansas.
Mathis is riph behind Gentry
Jessup. Chicago righi-hander. in
strike outs, tanning 50 to Jcssups
81. Mathis numbers were ac-
complishcd in 50 innings. while
Jcssup set his mark in '97.
Another pitcher with a fine
strike out record Is wild Bill
Chatham. big right-hander Chat
man has set down 80 OF the op-
position hy the strike-out route.
The hitting power on the clah
rests with Neal Robinson Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. and league
batting champion In 1899. 1910
and 1912 Right now Robinson is
pounding the ball for 800 to lead
the Memphis batters.
Right behind Robinson is Cow
ans (Bubher) Hyde. fleet outfield-
or who Is hammering the hall for
a02 Casey Jones. another OUT
fielder has an average of 2Se
This is Jones second year in
organized baseball
At the helm OF the Memphis
team is Larry Two and (Narenl
Brown. former catcher for the De
troit Stars. Brown was doing his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
TOMMY BELL LOSES
10 ROUND BOUT
TO DETROITS JAKE

NEW YORK CAMP More
than 1000 boxing fans saw Tom
my Bell. rangy welterveirht
from Youngstown o. lose his
frs fight here hy i0-sonnd
decision to Jake I.aMots middle
weight last week AZ Madison
square Garden.
The whole hout vas fought az
terrific pace. even though there
was not a knockdown The fierce
sounds were the sixth, ninth and
10Th Bells superiority AZ close
uuariers aided him IN winning
he laundering sixth round He
ripped uppercuts 10 TaMotlas
chin repeatedly.
Jake was assisied IN Winning
hy his persistent continuation
punching 10 body and head He
slowed M his taller opponent hv
hooking harraees 70 Bells mid
section In he las' minute 81
nearly every round
This was Tommys first fight
hcre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
Effective Tips
On Life Saving
By VIM. =. CHURCH

So many OF us think we must he
Johnny Weissmuller in order 70
perform drowning rescue. But
that is not the case. In the first
place. even strong swimmers have
lost their own lives in trying 10
perform water rescues. Acting on
their first impulse they rushed In.
clothes and all. which often was
not necessary.
II is hard to improve on the
American Red Gross teachings OF
life saving. Their motto is: Row
Throw, Go, Tow" Their teachings
adopted by Scouting over thirty
five years ago. have reduced. to a
minimum. water accidents al Boy
Scout camps. In fact, in a we'll
regulated camp OF any kind where
everyone on his honor oheys the
rules rarely does an accident &C
cur. What's good for the water
fronts Of organized camps is also
good for your own summer cot
tage. that fishing trip. a days out
ing. or an evening swim
OF course. many rescues Cor as
sIsis) are performed easily for