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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Make First GI
Business Loan

The first business loan 20 be
made in Detroit under the GI Bill
has been completed by the Detroit
Bank for Floyd Pagan, l04l0 East
Jefferson
Pagan operated his own photo
graphic studio prior 10 entering
the army A private. he received
his medical discharge and for a
short time worked in a war plant.
later reopenlng his studio.
Proceeds of The loan are 10 be
used for the purchase of addi-
tlonal equipment. AT a cost of
81 7S0.50 Pagan put up $3.50. 50
cash and The balance OF 81 200
the loan
Application was filed Feb. Is
and, although the loan was NOT
completed until May ! officials of
the bank expressed the hope that
current moves 10 eliminate much
OF the governmental red tape will
be successful and future loans will
be greatly expedited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Stout TO STAY

Many admirers Of William 6.
Stout became concerned over
The announcement that Consoii-
daied Nultee planned 10 move
the research division 10 Nash
Vile Tenn But Bill himself
rea>sured his callers that the
moving Of the division would not
mean that The famed inventor
would be lost 10 Detroit.
As matter fact. II was
learned thai the move had been
contemplated teE-SeHfe- -ttff4t but
was held up by Siout'S : refuSa
10 be- moved with ~. A com
promise Wa> Effected whereby
Bill viii spend part Of ms time
here and part OF II in Nash
VILE.
Stout viii maintain his resi-
dence here and Will probably be
found m his private laboratory
working on ms readable plane
and other ideas for the advance
mont Of fiNing
The Stout Research Labora-
tories were taken over by Con-
Nolldated TWO years ago. Latest
ldea 10 come out of there - the
Spratt Controllable wing. which
iS expected 10 simplify fiving
private planes IN the near
future.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Profits Steady
AT Pdrke-Ddvis

Parke Davis & Co. and sub
salaries tor the quarter ended
March 81 l945, shows a net profit
Of 81 90l 469. equal 10 80 cents
per share against Sl.937 1858 or
10 cents share for the same
quarter IN 1914
For the - months ended March
81 lSi5. net profits totalcd
$3.50 ESQ equal 10 Sl55 per
share. a compared with 81 7.306. SIP
or Sli9 share IN the previous
year.
March quarter net includes es-
timatcd profits of S500.00O IN the
first quarter of l945 and $3.50. 600
in the first quarter of 1914. re-
sultlng from foreign branch op-
erationS and from sales made
direct from the l.. :.
The 1914 report Is adjusted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
DETROIT

HoCS-l0O srong ali good choice bar
rows and glliS Al Sl4 90 ceiling cOmparable
soSs Ia J 5 Tor week All swine nrm
CATTLE-lS0. TOday'S trade steady For
week Very unreliable steer and yearlinR trade
good and choice around csc lower lower
Fiodes on pcddlinE ball az uneven. iu.sr
levels, cows uneyenly 25c 20 so lower now
fully 81 under recent high time bulls mostly
steady. StOckers and feeders steady choice
L 50-lb steers topped at si725 mos
good and choice steers and yearlings si525a
rs 25 common and medium grades si2a
y. many 650-e00-lb. yesriings Al sl4 down.
bulk common and medium beef cows SiOa
~. few good cows Sl4S1S Gamers and
cutters mostly 81 50ae so. shelly Gamers
DOWN y 81 and below bulk all sausage bulls
81 "a / }, beef bulls. Si3a14 numerous lots
% 40 cnolcF s'pr-0Is nd feed.-r o1n-c 90
10 .isai5 palmer Kinds down 70 sii
CALNES-2oO Vselers firm TODAY Foy
Wees veaiers uneven. hnished around 5Or
90 'r aftrr b-inr e. on is'e brI I'D 80
choice Sl7al75O most common sna
medium. si3sis cuns ssaii heavy
calves SCARCE weak
sHEEp-foO slow steady iodsv For
week Slaughter lambs lyery lrrerulsz hut
mostly steady after mild fluctuations. local
demand very spotty and undependabie. sheep
active. hrm; three decks good and choice
shorn lambs. strong No ] skins SIG 2S,
other good and choice mostly choice shorn
lambs No. ! pelts. si5.75al6 bulk rood 20
choice No. | and 2 pelied lambs, $3.50
$50 medium % rood kinds. si4als,
common mostly sii 5os1s: cuiis 80 dosn
few vooled lambs xis7s down nuik rood
ans choice isi shorn esss. yT.SoasSo.
thin eulls, s34A
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Auto
Battery Doping
Racket Under Fire
BY SHER FREEMAN

Battery doping is the latest
racket which is the outgrowth
OF automotive shortages brought
on by the war. Because of the
scarcity of lead. battery produc-
tion has been cut sharply and
the racketeers find a profitable
market among anxious car own
erS who are trying TO make
batteries last.
The sharperS sell "dopeS" 10.
pep up the charge and make il
fast longer, which have been
found on analysis 10 be nothing
but flour, sand. EPSON salts or a
plain White poWder,-non of
which does any good for the
battery and in most cases
harms H.
The racket has come 10 the
attention OF the War Produc-
ton Board. the L. s. Depart
ment Of Commerce. Bureau OF
Standards and the National
Better Business Bureau. All
have issued warnings 10 car
owners not 10 be miSled nv The
claims made for the various
preparations
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Eureka Vacuum
Merger Planned

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. has
registered with the SEC l22. 800
shares OF 50 par common.
The company has entered into
plan OF merger With the Williams
Oil-O- Matte Heating Corp. under
which Williams Will be merged
into Eureka.
Consummation OF the plan i
contingent upon the purchase by
Eureka from Walter s. Williams
of 24o 900 shares of Williams Oil
O-Matic common for 81 1856. 100
and the purchase of such other
shares As have been deposited bN
other stockholders of Williams at
So. l6 per share.
Proceeds received by Eureka
from the sale of the stock will be
used 10 pay for these shares.
The price 10 the public will be
filed by amendment. Hornblower
and Weeks. and kebbon McCor-
mick and Co are named principal
underwriters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Tilnken Votes
SOC Dividend

TImken Roller Bearing Co. has
declared dividend of 80 cents on
common. payable June ) to stock
Of record May Is. The same
amount was paid in the previous
quarters.
For the quarter ended March
81, l945, Tlmken reports net
profit subject to renegotiation. of
81. PAT ,452. equal TO - cents per
share. a. compared 10 81. .34S. 039
OF - cents a share. for the same
quarter year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Order Fire Pumpers

ChrySlerS industrial engine
division has received orders for
~ moro Trailer type fire
bumpers for the navy. The
division has now received orders
for 6.Sl5. mostly for the navy.
This includes 900 built for
India DAP for Australia l5l for
the coast guard 40 for the ma
rlne corps and $50 for san
Francisco
In addition 10 Inc complete
UNITS Chry Sler has built 1892
engine and pump assemblies
which have been mounted by
other manufacturers of fire.
lighting apparatus.
The trailer type units were
developed by DAVID a. Wallace.
president Of the division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Star Pros Will Play
All Lothmoor SUNDAY

The first exhibition match Of
the ncw golf season viii he played
Sunday afternoon A. Lochmoor
and viii feature sam Byrd Of
Plum Hollow Al WatrouS of Oak
land His. Chick Rutan Of BIZ
mngham and Claude Harmon OF
Lochmoor
They viii draw Tor partners the
day OF the match
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

HFPF ArD THERE Benns Downs tops %
2o2-1a IOf FOR s62 in ths Vlcior, Houf.
tuuY AlIlAL.- -@IE-272-I al fes as sna
Huc Bb.far $50 ir fns PpuFs CLASSIC
DAVID HFysTN $50 sno Hil NcCraCken 2-s
in ~" Palace HOIss Charlet MAvVf "a
suo otto AJSls $40 stood out sf' Eoppit
rcgfd DI' Ninis nv one game FOR tnr Rite.
iinutr tlre Toni HomeslFy ~, 22O-3l
no for eqr IN tho Fo-t-B!so tscies
other lSaEgr rtrhs-iohu Niysno a.
hnitasssd.r s-5 % RAcf pa YsFro.
Eukinfksufn Joe Orfnsf and Lea Esp@r 27hK
LEO StocrsFt '2s Wr,t Detroit Con,f7l
rkE tnrNrf G.0vrirsE Zl7 - Gsbrie' ,
HrIv NNrt - Fr-r 21t Resc1n H1laA
AEmune No.rNL.,- .lo Bos-InE Crtsn $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Faces Penalty

That means that Michigan
employers have paid low rates
on their soaring pay rolls. but
now, facing layoffs. will have 10
pay high rates for three years
in order 10 again achieve a
merit rating.
II means. too, that at the
very time when he could best
afford it. because of high tax
rates. renegotiation and assured
earnings, the Michigan en-.
ployer paid low tax. But when
he can least afford il on the
return 10 peacetime competi-
ton. during and after reconver-
sion, he will pay high rate.
In addition. the low wartime
tax rates resulted in an i'm
paired fund.
What did other states do!
They either eliminated the
merit rating provision during
the war years or actually pro-
vlded for stepped up" tax rates.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

QUALIFYING .ouud-CAly aief-Higf lsno Psls
EnEinetIug Mspln knechr 2gs6. 500
GeaH b En;rrpBse william Bubau 2HbG
500 Ilmktl Dstiuu Axle 40 J. Earl Ben
ton. 2btt. 50 Hudson AiOtON Rsd Sos
Leo Nichols. 2SOP $40, Ford R14s Reno
NiniAtreli 2NOt $50 bond Robots Floyd
Day 249H Ch.yslcT-Dodge Main horOrr'
kiause 2fs6 $50 BugrS G6Isge A.
Ianks. Al ior'r'i. 2T51 $40 Ternstsdi
All-Stafs Clarence schmidt 2TAh $40
bngg outer Drivt. Ad0lDh K1noDkA 2TAA
$50 BiiEEs Macs. steve Cucnon. 2gf2
$50, brrW NrrnOr AuHur Klein 192s
AlO MIfnL PLuduCN -pLellieezE William
Feiten. 2t21 $50 Revere Copper and
Bras hsislI Hauu'nbfrF. 2Tls $50 Fea
efal Mugui EusIiugf Nc "a Hornbe,k
TIA, A2A Continental Motors Al Sarppls
~ -, SIS Rrigrs NiiNsustt Mike TsstA
2bt1. f2h. ChrySlsr Aluminium F0rEe stan.
lev D'eds 2Gs3 S2s. BuEFa S-huis Ken
Hs'i.FuC 1890 N2S g.
FinsI fuuuo-r,Uin round Fir.f Fosd PObois
f0ui points 500 seCund Ternstedt AL
S'als. t0o points $50 miro BugRs Outsr
DIVE on" point 500 fourth MOTOR Proc
md .inF's tgsms-f. Lo~ineI Foro Jsttlson
Gas TsnU no $40 and 2Te $40 SEQ
ono hirf indi,Idus' serIrs-Soibs.f Kiausf
DudFF Main 1Ff s. HiPh series ouf ~
REGULAR prize nrneH Murray Lucky Fiyt
2ttf =, 60, sUc ChIysie. TsnA AT.sn1'
26tF s. so H'Eh single game Ou' a.
refuisr money Bunoy Tuhi1F Tool Room
95s. SO
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Grains Led
BY yWheat

CHICAGO May 2 INS)--
Wheat scored sharp gains Today in
fairly active dealings. Other grains
were also on the upgrade.
Wheat scored gains ranging to
2lsc for the July contract before
meeting with realizing September
and December reached new sea
sonal highs
Rye shot up As much As l@sc
before reaeting
Closing prices were: wheat, &c
10 &c higher with May &c higher
Al Sl.75i4.
Corn finished &c To lc up: oats.
to e=hfgheF, ana rye &C 10
] &c higher.
Barley closed &c 10 lc up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Studebaker Honored

Stu d Q b 4 ker has won an
award Of honor from the
National Safety Council for
It's reduction IN industrial acci-
dents Presentation of the
award was made yesterday at
The factory IN South Bend bv
Ned II Dearborn, president of
the council.
The Company'S 1874 record
showed frequency of accidents
had decreased 45 per cent and
severity Of accidents had gone
down 6S per cent from the 1919
rate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

FRCITs-Appies. BsldwinS. No /. 50 5oa
2y5 f9-lb. bu., Delicious. No / 81 5Oa
% 45-lb. bu.. JonAthans. No 50 25a
2.sS Ssh bu Northern SpyS No 81 so
"a s5 45-lo bu Steeies Red, No J. S2e5
45-ih bu
VEGETABLE GREENs-Sp spinach No 7
~ SOC IS 18Th. bu Tunip greens No.
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREEvs-rren.
endive. hothouae. fancy. 50 5-l6 box No
81 30. sOTrel No /. Slsl 30 bu
VEGETABLES Miscellaneous Be.tS
topped. No, slai so bu Carrot, topped
30 si.25a IS bu. Celery root 80
s2s2 - bu. Chiyes slai,S dol Horse-
Tsdish. so. s1.250l5O pee bAskej
onions, fancy 81 so 5o-lb nck 80 me.
dium. ~ 25@i75 Onion sets +. inch
- S2-lb sack :. iHeh7- - Sc i,,ei,.
70 6Ss75c. Psrsnips, 10. 81 75a2
scs' ses' Ps,: Psr:isy esIIy. Nc. !, I,Senqsl dos
Rsdishes outdoor, No. l. si.2Sa1.5o oo1.
bchs Rhubtrb. outdoor No / 75caSi
dol bchs hothouse choice sScsSi S-lh
box Rutabsgss, fancy 2S bu No :
!5csSl squash, Hubbard, No l. eoc0
81 IS hu. TurnipS, topped. fancy. 81 IS
bg No. I. si.25dl so
ECCS-Extra large. si30 02 5000 case
isIre yT7.f- medium. sli52,
PLANTS-VeEe'Able. Sldi so hai pansy
sc. I. t2Sos : so I5-boN hAt rsr8niumt
SN la-pot rat risceilsneous flowers fancy
81 nat 40 J 81 So@l75
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Industry Suffers

Ask any businessman how he
likes the prospect OF paying an
extra 3 per cent on his pay rolls
right now-and how he'll like il
for about three years after he
reconverts.
Ask him too, how he will like
paying it while his competitor
in Illinois or Wisconsin is pay
ing only / per cent. or 3 per
cent less than he pays and some
even less than that.
Ask him If he thinks his state
did good job of protecting his
interests and encouraging Mich
igan industry.
The answers are obvious,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Mail Checks Today
For Shop BOwIerS
BY HAROLD KAHL

Prize checks were in the mails
today TO the winners in the In
duStrlal Recreation Association Of
Detrolt's first all-Star fye-men
bowling tournament held at River
side Recreation last weekend
under the auspices of The Detroit
Times, according TO George Miller
manager
The prize fund totaled $1,000.
Or this amount Floyd Days Ford
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
British Golfer Dies

" Oliver HAMPTON. Eng If.
May 3 rUPl DR.. Archibald Ped
MacCalIum. 45 British golfer
who played against the United
States IN 1hc Walker Cup matches
IN Chicago IN 1923. died here last
plCkf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Pfeiffer Net
Even With ~

Pfeiffer Brewing Co. today re-
ported l945 first quarter earnings
of S79,O87, after provision for
depreciation and federal income
and excess profits taxes. as COM
pared to S79.432 in the comparable
period of 1914.
Federal income and excess prof
its taxes deducted for the l945
quarter. amounted 10 S54. .322, as
compared to $50 ,029 in 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
ort-Sieh+ed Policy

And as a result. corporations
in other states will benefit by
very low rates in reconversion
and early peacetime years.
Why didn't Michigan it this!
Well. more than a year ago.
/ accompanied a Detroit busi-
neSsman TO Lansing and we
presented the problem TO Gov.
Kelly with data on what other
states were doing.
After il was studied for about
two weeks. Robert Ford, eco
nomic advisor 10 the governor,
sent back word that while it
was sound, the war is almost
over and we don't want TO
throw any new legislation into
the hopper Al this time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Michigan Cons. Gas
Earnings Advance

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. reports a net income for the
II months ended Marrh 81. 1945.
after all charges. OF S2.S39.62l. AZ
compared with S2.o62 ,S9S for the
II months ended March 81. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Action-Too Late!

But full year later-last
week in fact-finally recogniz-
ing the heavy drain the fund
will face shortly, partial action
was taken.
An amendment was passed
forcing all employers TO MAIN
tain reserve of at least ) per
cent before they get benefit of
the merit rating. AS a result,
800 or more firms face an inn
mediate tax boost,
That's fine, But il comes at
least a year late,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
What'sNew
In Business
Michigan Business
Loses Protection
BY WARD SCHULTZ

This columns disclosure yes-
terday that Michigan ranks 49th
among the states tincluding
p Chin soundness OF it's In
employmen, Compensation Fund
reserve calls for some further
explanation.
II resulted from TOO low war;
time tax rates for industry. IL
is obvious that the workers
postwar benefits have been
ieopardized but what about in
duStry. Did il benefit?
More than year ago. ] took
occasion 10 warn that industry
was actually being penaliZed by
what appeared to be a break
in the tax rate. Here is how it
works
An employer pays flat 4.3
per cent on his wages in Michi-
gan Tor three years, AT which
time, providing his employment
has been stable, he gets the
benefit of merit rate" OF a
cui 10 1.3 per cent.
However. any sizable layoffs
Al the end of that period and
he reVerts 10 the 3 per cent rate
and has 10 rebuild his merit
rating over another three years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Committee chalrmen for the
l945-46 term are Thomas Starr.
Michigan Bell, publicity; Paul
Olson. BendiN Aviation Corp.
constitution. and Robert Slaven.
Detroit Diesel Engine Division.
General Motors Corp. men,
bership.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Gold Shares Cut or

LANSING. May 3-Stop orders
against seven Ontario gold mine
promoters who apparently have
struck pay dirt" among Michigan
SPECTATORS were ISSUED today by
the Corporation and Securities
Commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Detroit Edison
20. was elected
p + Q sid en- T..
II q Iel Arid.
Hudson Motor
Car Co, wee
president. Jane
W. Armstrong.
Michigan Bell
Telephone Co.
secretary. and
Eleanor How
ard. p A + X 2 ,
ID a V : CO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
1ivoIi Brewing Votes
15Cents on Common

Tivoli Brewing Co. has declared
dividend of l5 cents per COM
mon share. payable June l. 10
stock OF record May II. A like
amount was paid Dec. 5. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
REQ Motors 10 Paw
371-Cent Dividend

REQ Motors. Inc. has declared
a dividend of 37i2 cents on the
common. payable June 25. 10
stock of record June ). The same
amount was paid on March Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Standard Accident |ns.
To Pay on Common

Standard Accident Insurance
Co. has declared a dividend of
80 = cents per share payable June
, 10 common stock of Record
May y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

trask
,whEAT-No. ! red sI.7Sls No. : fed
coRN-So yellow tllsl4 SO ysi-
low Sll4t90l iSl.
oArs-Ho white 90 7is7o se' No }
soYBEANs-No. 3 yeiioN. s2l5a2ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
WINNIPEG GRAINS


WINNlPFC May IINs I--Rve r.nger -
% lssc Eightr TO-DAY Msy 81 Aqi, nic
laIy, Sl.43i7 Octobe1 81 rs soiu Deem
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Editors GROUP
Cody

AT the annual meeting of the
Industrial Editors Association Of
Detroit, Burns j. Cody of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
LoEFTLER Is STAR

For topping the qualifying round
Marvin Knecht's Highland Park
Engineering received $50 for 1886.
Bill Buban's Enterprise $50 for
28S9. Earl Benton's Timken-De-
trnitAxle= S45 for =2876 and Leo
Nichols Hudson Motor Red SoX
$40 for 2809.
Al Loeffler. captain of the Ford
JettlSon Gas Tanks, was the IN
dlvidual star Of the event on 1873
233-279 for no high single and
high series for $40 each. The prize
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

u NJ voSr ~ sEMouRs A co.
Quarter ended March ST.
la4S la44
Nst income sis.7ae ee7 sl7,2s2 se2
Common shsr ssrns Sl.S1 Sl.ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Dividends In tn, rorrs oint tabl. ar, the
mounts paid or PAYABLE ~ far this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Robots carried off the lions share
They not only took $500 for win
ming the championship and The
Detroit Times Trophy but an ad-
ditional $50 for finishing sixth in
the qualifying round.
Clarence Schmidts Ternstedt
All-Stars finished second in the
finals for $3.50 and tenth in the
qualifying round for $50 Adolph
Konopka's Briggs Outer Drive
netted Sl00 for third and $50 for
eleventh. Bill Feiten's Motor
Products Deepfreeze $50 for
fourth and $50 for fifteenth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Foreign Exchange

Srw YORK Isy Price, N .ceen
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20
PROPOSE FISHING TREATY

Lansing -The State OF Michigan
will join with other Great Lakes
states and with Ontario at a meet
ing in Detroit Friday to discuss a
proposed fishing treaty between the
United States and Canada. d. Hale
Brake, state treasurer and chair
man OF the committee on interstate
cooperation, said a subcommittee
would attend the meeting called by
the Council OF State Government to
renew attempts to get uniformity in
fishing laws. For several years
government officials and fishing
groups have been proposing the
treaty and there also have been
attempts by officials OF state gov
ernments to coordinate CONNER
cial fishing regulations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20
GENERAL FUND SURPLUS

Lansing - The states general
fund surplus for the past fiscal year
totaled S14.O3s,1s9. but only s5.2ls.-
1853 is available for appropriation
by the next session OF the legisla-
ture. Auditor General John d. Nor
rison reported Tuesday. Morrison
said SS,s1s,436 OF the surplus has
been transferred to the postwar re-
serve fund. which now totals $780,.
s79,67s. He reported $4,000. 900 Of
this amount was general fund sur
plus, and the rest net earnings ~
the postwar reserve fund. The
state received S202,242,54s into the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20
TERRY RElhsrArEp

Ann Arbor-The State Civil Ser
vice hearing board has reinstated
Ralph Terry. employe OF a state
liquor store, who was charged with
fighting with the store manager.
Terry was charged with assaulting
Duane Crobett during an argument
July 2s which resulted from Terry
accusing Crobett OF tipping on his
friends when shipments Of Scotch
were received.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20
INVESTIGATION ASKED

Detroit - An investigation into
the death OF eight.year-old Gather
inc Rahaim OF Detroit at the Lapeer
State Home and Training School
has been asked by the state mental
health commission. Commission
Chairman William J. Norton said
he had asked the Lapeer County
prosecutor to attend the coroner's
investigation OF the girls death.
School officials said she was scald-
ed by another inmate who came
into the room where the child was
being bathed while the attendant
was out. The incident will be con
sldered at the commissions Sept.
"a meeting, Norton said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20
Fine Points In Bndqe
RISKY USE FOR TRUNIPs

WHEN YOU have no trumps 10
spare. Il u highly dangerous 10
use one In ruffing as an entry TO
your hand. You may need II later
to protect yourself in trump tricks
against an unfortunate punching
OF defensive trumps in one hand.
To save yourself from this squan-
dering OF a trump, II Is well TO
consider the entry situation first
and find a way TO get along with
one less entry or else use some
thing other than a run for the
purpose.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20

WASHINGTON ms - Score
tary OF the Navy James V. FORE
staI told Congress today that con.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20

general fund last year. while eTpen.
dltures and required reserves
amounted TO Slss,204,35s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20

Forrestal declared IN testimony
recommending a strong postwar
Navy 10 the House Naval Affairs
Committee
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20

troll Of the sea and afr is still the
Nays mission regardless OF the
atomic bomb. III we were to give
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-20

away our fleet today and rely
wholly on the atomic bomb. we
would lose control OF the sea,
The Valley settler., 1945-04-06
tlCSPI1Al N FMS

l4r. and l.rs. In. J, 3rokaw of Eska announce the birth of Sandaa Gloise on April 4. This is their first child.
 Hrs. Rav-ond Lnoll, wife Of pr. Enoll of. the Se1dovia Hospital, is convales cinG from surgery on last Friday.
 Little Roma Culver, daughter of the Ed Culvers YVES medi cal potiel-5
 llrs.s JfMes 5inyon of Gulkanc Was cdni itted Thursday night for medical treatment.
 Lothi Ewon Of Bulkane has been hospi itct1ized. If you have tried, ondhove not won Never stop for. crying; Ill that's greet md good is done Just by patient trying.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
AFL Federal Employees
Seek 3O-Hour Week

The Government Employees Coun-
Gil (AFL) today renewed its pro-
posal for a 30-hour Government
work week without decreases in
compensation.
The group pointed out that ac-
ton could be taken through presi-
dental directive and would not
require legislation.
Decision should be made soon
because of the imminence of vi
day, the council said.