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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Farmers Market

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90 op srf'' Ss : oa D!%.9n r1S%s
as eq Primes, No i. ssss. watermelon
"yEcsf1BSIHE &C GREENS = Cabbage. No. I.
ss No 0I SSessi ssi bS No. mu.,ldd ddsSf f.ens ss
No. ese! !sc eu.- spinach, No j, 7ssssl
iiss 1sessl I bu 'fTf fuinlp Su Green's % No. SS''f
IETTITucE AND SALAD eREEss-c..ry
% faSis. fancy fnSy' s. 81 oE 81 No No 'S9SSs,ii 9seas,i
E:::rqls Sc, ps,,,t. fancy 50 es No u. 75essi
10 $3.50 bu. Romano, No. i. si,as
VEGETABLES. MISC - Beans Blsesey.
no No. l. ,isss iso, KENT KentacHs nS Wonder no. oO
BON s9%sni i.Isny fancy, s. 50 bS No. !, ssses..
Bs.i.: punched fancy. soe do.. sehs 10. |
sscsInS' ssssIsSs' topped No 4. 81 soei.s su
Ssso .Sss Use sG su No ss 0I Red sS
81 esr!ets bur sSneSsd ti i.nsy SS sse ao. SeS1
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IS su' ssl.Ty. f,nsy: slsi 40 doI. sehs
ss sS. Ses. sscssSs css dsrS R2s aey No se oi
sack: No. 4, soseo cucumbers, siicers.
NJ, saei T. sasa 50 so sS 10 medium NJ 90 !, ,sss az;
iS$ssss $ ~ a..s.s, ss: a: w. Z. I :S
sse peck bsii Hosrs.-fsdish. No. /, 81 Gss
do1. 90 sts. isss, So, 81 50 do,' Sss.
Green so cniSn: PS Onion, s e, 40 SSy Se, h
Sob sack. No. l. !i75S2 Onion sets.
::si,s No hrss s. so-b, "ss medium
10. @ ssst. Parsley. ssoTl.y. no, !. sSssse
aor. sehs rsrsnips, No I, i.2s4i5s bar
e.st Green. hney., 81 50 bu.; NO,
I.., s1s nc r0' 40 p.es ssias s;s, ~ p,m.S,s Rss
No. i. ssessi peck osst. Potatoes ssney,
g. ioo-Ie sack No l. @ SO @sSa2es
fancy. sI doI, hchs No j e5esSc. Lons
White No, I esgeSe doI ochs. Rutsbsss
g SC dor hchs squash Hubbard No
50 bu Italian fsncy. sSs4 hall bu. No
S2 25u2 so, Table eucEn, no - 7sw
I so hs-i-Summer.- fancy 80 hu No
7ScsSi Tomatoes fsncy. tHe.aSi l4-lb
sssk, No 500 20 TomsSoe'. is1sy I1,s,,
punched fancy 81 IS dor hche Nc / Tac
@Si topped fancy 81 bu No. J.. 81 Is
EcCs-EStra large si74s so-eoI. case.
large, $3.50. medium. tls.ss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Forms Scar Tissue

The silica dust is carried into
the lungs 10 the air sscs where
the silica is turned into an acid.
The little dust cells. which
carry normal dust particles
back up the air tubes. are dis
solved by the acid and, in an
effort 10 combat the menace.
nature surrounds the injured
cells with scar tissue.
The scar tissue hinders the
normal passage OF oxygen
through the walls of the lung
air sacs into the blood stream,
and eventually the millions of
cells of the body suffer from
lack of oxygen. Breathing be-
comes faster and more difficult
and the lungs are weakened.
making the individual suscepti-
bic TO colds. tuberculosis and
some even die OF simple silicosis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Predicts Serious Rubber Surplus Problem

Despite this the world faces serious rubber surplus problem
in With synthetic capacity, small
and huge world potential for the
rubber the world three four from
100000 rubber year supply its 1500
000-ton demand
Although been completed supply needed
equipment the Far East likely be least
before rubber received quantities that will
lessen materially present dependence synthetic rubber
will choice of natural
choice that involves serious and
political problems.
The economic considerations include relative and
synthetic rubber we'll the relative
performance of end products made from each material The
political problems of natural rubber
export commodity of and the Importance
of synthetic rubber to Americas national security
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
What 'sNew
In Business
Caneda Mine Ended
Threat Of SiIicosis
Ry WARD sCHULTZ

While the Mcintyre Porcu-
pine Mines, Ltd, is one Of
Canadas most famous gold
mines, it's greatest contribution
to the world is not the precious
yellow metal but rather in the
realm Of medicine.
r. J. Ennis, vice president
and general manager. tells with
pride of the expenditure of
nearly 100000 on slicoSis re-
search and of the discovery of
aluminium therapy which has
done so much to wipe out the
dread Scourge of the mining
and ceramic industries.
Aluminium therapy was dis
covered by J. J. Denny and
w. D. Robson Of Mcintyre and.
when Denny died a couple Of
years ago. Robson took over
tho entire load.
Sihcosis gets IT'S name from
silica. Dust in itself Is harm
less. but when u contains
particles Of silica, Il becomes
extremely dangerous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
McAIeer Net
Shows Gain

McAleer Manufacturing Co. re-
ports for the six months ended
June 30 net profit of S55,S3S or
27 cents a share, compared with
earnings of S15,077 or 7 cents a
share in the like period last year
The firms financial statement
for the period shows a gain in net
sales of more than l25 per cent.
Sales in the first half of this year
amounted TO $3,811, 1856, against
81 ,672 $50 in the first six months
of 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Special Issues
Hold Gains

NEW YORK. Sept. II GNS)-
The stock market was firm and
fairly active in forenoon trading
today. Prices opened strong but
ran into resistance before the end
of the first hour.
A few special stocks held gains
but the general list dropped back
to near last nights close. Profit
taking imposed minus signs here
and there.
First hour trading totaled 260,-
900 shares.
Chrysler held a gain OF nearly
a point but General Motors was
barely firm. Bethlehem Steel lost
an early l2-point gain. u. S. Steel
eased after a steady opening. Most
of the rails sought slightly lower
levels.
Aviations were higher with
Douglas up point. Utilities were
mixed. Chemicals, coppers and rail
equipments improved fractionally.
u. s. Rubber and Westinghouse
Air Brake were strong.
Bonds were steady.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
HeaIthfuI Properties

As a result Of the findings at
Mcintyre, every mine in On
tario uses aluminium dust as a
preventive and curative treat
ment. The dust is sprayed into
the dry room where the men
change their clothes, and is in
hailed by [ h m. Absolutely
harmless, the fine particles re-
main suspended in air for as
much as As minutes.
Ennis says that the common
cold has almost disappeared
since the treatment was initi-
ated, although no claims are
made along these lines. 1t is
gossiped that the aluminium
dust also has other remarkable
healthful properties. In the
year following the starting of
aluminium therapy, 127 children
were born to Mcintyre parents
and Ennis says with a grin that
they're "the healthiest kids in
Timmins. Ont.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Bio Reserve on Cars

Drummer was not discouraged
by this outlook, however.
I'VE have high reserve of
rubber on cars" he pointed out.
I'VE have found that VS. can
get ap average Of $4,000 miles
on the first set of tires, under
safe driving conditions, and
10000 more from recapping.
Then, we have had 100000
A-card holders, which means
that these cars should have q
good amount of rubber on them.
And the rubber industry, II
necessary, can better the 65,-
600. .O0O-tire goal. And they
probably will"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Tires Coming

Singer was optimistic about
tires, however.
"The rubber industry il plan
ming on 66,OOO,000 tires next
year" he said. THAT is, pro-
vidiag-la abOr conditions are
right.
But even that will give the
average mOtorist only one and
One-half tires each. IL will he
some time before there Is free
market In tires"
Singer broke down the figures
into 20000000 tires for new
cars. on the basis of a 100000
car year in 1916 with no spare
tires allowed; 100000 tires for
export and 35,000,000 as re-
placements for about $4,000, 900
cars on the road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Price Extremes Hurt Industry, Consumers

Prices OF natural rubber have fucuated from high of 3
in 1910 17cent 1922 then from 81 3
pound in 1925 record low of 2 cents pound 1892 BY
1887 the had increased u pound During the
period rubber could be laid down in New York and
sold fair profit II pound Such extreme
price increases have naturally caused injury to rubber mafa
millions rubber products At
level of 100000 difference
of pound in rubber than S2O
100000 TO manufacturers and consumers.
Though has been necessary to obtain part OF our huge
synthetic rubber needs by using high cost materials
high plants been improvements in
efficiency important reductions synthetic rubber costs
rubber produced at
II exclusive of amortization and depreciation
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
CurbS To End
On Wood Pulp

INGTON, Sept. 12--
WPB control over the delivery
and use of wood pulp will be re-
moved Sept. 80 through revoca-
tion of conservation order M-93,
the agency has disclosed.
Indications are that supplies
will be sufficient TO meet fourth
quarter requirements, and the
continuation of controls beyond
the end of the current quarter is
not necessary, officials explained.
Question OF continuing wood
pulp subsidies after Sept. 80 is
now under consideration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Corn Crop Aids
Bourbon Outlook

WA S HIN CT o n. Sept. l2-
Official forecast of bumper corn
crop has frightened prospects fol
the easing OF government restric-
lions on the use OF this grain for
bourbon whisky.
However. any lifting OF restric-
tions on corn for whisky must
await frost developments, govern
ment officials have indicated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
By JOHN l.. COLLYER
President. 3. r. Goodrich Co.

Now that victory the tire industry turns its
attention putting good tires the wheels of Americas 10000
900 the time keeping
with the automove industry begins production OF millions
of civilian vehicles.
Successful accomplishment will be aided by the
industry which have increased capacity
than 100000 tires This
that buy tires unatoned basis before
the although might be the end OF 1916 before motorists
will be able to buy chosen brand at any time.
The unprecedented civilian production ahead will
tribute Importantly high level of the worlds rubber
sumption which believe will be about 100000 tons year.
of which 100000 estimated for the United States
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Low-Cost Synthetic Seen as Price Brake

synthetic rubbeto meet heavy overall
postwar 100000 total synthetic
with petroleum butadene
product its maximum restrain
ing influence natural rubber prices
Taking precedence important economic
the factor of national
security Goodrich long emphasized this the
primary felt that regardless Of economic Condera
ons the nation should plan continue production minimum
synthetic rubber annually that its national
policy rubber will lapse and leave in posi-
the occupied when Japanese conquest in
nne-tenhs of all rubber
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Need Urban Highways

Brunnier set the ions
greatest needs as inter-regional
highways, TO which the govern
ment is now committed. The
project calls for building 10000
miles of such roads.
Surveys taken by the AAA
indicated that greatest need for
roads is around cities. TO get
cars into and out of metro
politan areas, instead of around
them.
Singer stated that SIPS, ,000,-
600 had already been appro-
priated by Congress for these
urban areas. of which Michigan
will get S16,000,000 on a match
ing basis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Ask Competition
For AIcOa. Dow

WA s HIN CT O n, Sept. 12--
A Senate commerce subcommit-
tee has recommended that the
surplus property board establish
competitors 10 the Aluminium Co.
of America and the Dow Chemi-
cal Co.
According "a the subcommittee.
The board should sell all surplus
government aluminium and mag
nesium plants 70 new private pro-
duCers and should. with other
government agencies. help put
these new producers in a compet-
itive position
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Coated The Silica

In the early stages of his
Investigations. Denny discovered
that a small amount of al,imi-
mum dust placed in a glass tuee
containing Underground quartz
end water would prevent the
quartz or silica from going into
solution. 1t did this by merely
coating the silica with alumni
mum.
The same principle works in
the body and the coated silica
Is carried out by the dust cells
completely harmless.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Coils Fire Arms
To Diversity Output

NEW YORK, Sept. 12-Colt's
Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing
Co, in addition to returning to
its peacetime products, is direct
ing its activities to the develop
ment of other products which may
be successfully marketed In a
period of keen competition, Gra-
ham II. Anthony, president. has
informed employees and stockhold-
erS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Puget Sound Pulp
Paws Two Dividends

Puget Sound Pulp and Timber
Co has declared two dividends
payable 10 stock Of record Sept.
II. consisting of the regular quar-
terly dividend of 30 cents share
on the preferred. payable Oct. ].
and Is cents a share on the COM
mon, payable Sept. %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
ICC Predicts Drop
In Hail LOadings

Wa S II IN G 7 o y, Sept. 12---
Railroad carloadings during the
second half Of 1915 will run well
below figures reached In the cor
responding period of 1914 and the
first months of 1916 will see still
further drops. according 10 the
estimate OF the Interstate Com
nnerce Commissions Bureau Of
Transport Economics and Stats
tire
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Seek Cooperation

Mcintyre now manufactures
the aluminium dust for all the
mines, and even exports IL TO
the United States. where II is
coming into use in ceramic liz
dustry areas.
The officials of Mcintyre are
hoping that some American
industrial foundation will take
over the research and msnufac-
ture here. so that Mcintyre
can concentrate more on gold
mining.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Auto
Graphs
Increase in Travel
Seen This Fall
By SILER FREEMAN

The S6 0OO, 100000 travel in
dustry IN the United States is
due for an early revival, IN the
opinions of both H. J. Brunnler,
president. and Russell A. Singer,
general manager of the Amer
ican Automobile Association.
Fall and winter travel this year
will be very heavy" they pre-
dicted.
Brunnier and Singer were in
Detroit yesterday 10 try 10
get first-hand information on
when their millions OF members
can expect TO get new cars.
Both reported that the replies
from all sources were noncom-
initial. Auto writer's here could
have saved them the trip.
THE pent-up desire to travel
will sidetrack even uneasiness
about tires" said Singer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Black Pepper Stocks
Continue 10 Decline

NEW YORK. Sept. 12-Stocks
of black pepper at the end OF
August amounted to 50,939 bags,
a decrease of $3.50 from the July
81 holdings of 54,629 bags. A year
ago stocks totaled III, ,354 bags.
There have been no imports since
shortly after the Pearl Harbor
attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
See Increase
I'm Cuba Sugar

NEW YORK, Sept. 12-The first
private estimate of probable pro-
duction of sugar in Cuba during
1916 places the crop at 3,911, 900
Spanish long tons. This is the
Q quivalent of approximately
4. .444. 900 II. S. short tons and
compares with 1945 output Of
3, ,925, 900 u. S. short tons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
20-Year Program

"And that isn't enough"
Brunnier interjected. He paid
high tribute TO Wayne County,
which. ne said, set the pace for
others in road construction.
On the basis of higher mathe-
mates, Singer estimated IT
would cost S750,000,000 year
for 20 years TO construct the
10000 miles of inter-regionsl
highways.
But that won't discourage
travel, any more than lack OF
tires. Travellers are ready and
the lid is off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
'Ex' 10 Start Trading
In HoudaiIIe Common

NEW YORK, Sept. PA New
York Stock Exchange notice states
that commencing Sept. 13, deal
ings will be in no par common
shares Of Houdaille Hershey Corp.
in lieu Of Class B stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Union Investment
Paws l0C Dividend

Union Investment Co. has de-
clared a dividend Of 10 cents on
the common stock, payable Oct. l,
20 stock Of record Sept. 20. The
same amount was paid in the two
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Addressogrdph Pays
25-Cent Dividend

CLEVELAND, Sept. II - Ad-
dressograph Corp. has declared a
dividend of 25 cents per share on
the common stock, payable Oct. 10
10 stock of record Sept. u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. l2- Any
sterling devaluation in the near
future is considered unlikely in
London, sources here state. N ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Copper Shipments
Hit Low in August

NEW YORK. Sept 1Z-Rehned
copper deliveries 10 manufacturers
in August amounted 70 $3.50 tons.
tho lowest for any month since
before the war. according 10 the
Copper Institute.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Ralph Lee 10 Discuss
EmpIoye Relations
Ralph L. Lee of the employees

% op Grafton
staff of General
Motors Corp.
will speak 10
the members of
the local chap
ter of the Ma
tion al Office
M a n a cement
Association on
Facing Facts
in Employe Re-
lations" at their
opening meet
ing 10 be held
AT the Wardell
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
BIueprinIs fer Emsfies'
Synthetic Rubber
Is l.. 9. Insurance

EDITORS NOTE-John L. coiyer, president B. F. Good
rich Co., today guest coIumn for Merryle Stanley
RukeySeT A. f. BsS pesident
of Hudson Motor Car Co.. will discuss conditions the
mobile industry. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Livestock Market

DETROIT
HOCS-3o0' hrm Bulk barrowS and giltI
at si4 90 ceiling; sows mostly si4ai4.is;
cATTLE-soo, only mssger supply steers
cows augmented by moderate csrryover from
Monday early trading fully steady on all
classes spots strong on eannsrs and cutters,
fed steers, SIS few scattered lots common
and medium native frsN Stesrs ana yesrs
Common nn and nediam efT'' best COWS
Gamers and cutters mostly S6d7 so; scat
tered sales common and medium sausage bulls.
sll down: load good and choice neshy stock
cALvEs-4oo: vesiers fuiiy rtrsdy Top
and bulk good and choice, ST.: most common
sesvy es taS ssIves Sow STEADY. % mostly sT.ay D.a
sHEEP-soo: lambs and sheer op.nsd
native sprinT @ lambs. sis as few med medium M; 70
good s12@ 2 Is; common. mostly sloall;
IS 5oae, top SIS, euii and common, 81 so
$50.
pITrsBuRGH
a5o ifssSF'H SOW Grass ssp' steers. So,
IteeTs. good 70 choice, sl7als; medium 70
sl2. 5o@l5 so: hefers. .sood 70 choice SIS
sls medium % Eood' sl3si4 so common n6sss
s12 soal4; common to medium, ss@12
Is,is 10000 lbs sisiogiSIs: 400
es ilSiciS yso,od lbs aae7so p;
aee-sse los sl47oals loo-I5o los
S14al4 rs roughs sl4al440
sHEEP-25o steady. Choice spring lambs
sl3sit: medium 10 sood. $40 5o@l7 com
mon, Sc SCOTS ewes, s4Se, wethers
S4d7
cALvEs-l2s; ehoies steady other, slow
Good n choice. si7 Soeis4o medium
tSI45og1s curls and common, sTgf7
CHICAGO
CHICAGO set II ms .HoGs-s 900
si47s hsht lights. siasosit7s n.csins
sows, si3T5af4: pigs S122 25@i425
CATTLE :. Ia, 500 steady; calves 500
steady. Beef steers Choice. Sl6@1s mo
Butchers: Heifsrs. sssi73s: cows 50 sos
Feeder steers si3sl42s stoekers steers
slo@l4. cows and heifers, Ssai3.
SHEEP 600, STEADY. Lambs sl7s
1855 common sioei27s y,srlinE, ST.
sl2 as; feeders siI soais75. swss. 81
d6So
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

at the Wsrdell Sheraton Hotel.
Sept. 1S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation, disposal
agency designated by the Surplus Property Board.
will receive proposals for the purchase lease these
properties in the interest Of continued employment
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
REASON FOR CALI

tins j. fhc reason Tor Tho ma
tonWGe help wanted sign that
has been hung up for the navy
Rear Adm Robert NJ Guthn
Commandant of the Thirteenth
Naval District here would like
them from DctrOli and other Md
west industrial centerS because
with workers from these areas we
Eet-thn hest results. ..=
The RrnmeptnR AardN -eHee
turned out new ships but no
more II has been AT low cbb tor
n year. none for tho last three
HeHthe-Net3-it- -contet11tt att IL 4 + t..!s-c,sz
CluSlNclN on repairs.
And for good reason hCrC l1C thr
courageous Bunker Hill, flagship
OF Adm Marc MuSchcr, and the
gallant DESTROYER LoffCy which
survived seven Jap suicide plane
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
NEW PLAN NEEDED

The Tact that all Port Huron s
-h-G industrial -catPora4aRS-RaNe
plants outside the city proper
=eAeaied= =a-taA nEahleH. Because
direct taxation for improvements
."ettid place ait the burden on the
home owner
RIggIn rcbcIIcd and established
tHe-ieltHda4en- with 20 members,
All 2o-dteefted their donations
for a ycai- to tt1c- foundation, and
When-iAeN- Mere-throughthey had
Jackpot OF SSl,OoO
Nc&t they appealed To tho 225
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
NEWEST BATTLESHIP

Here arc also anchored one oi
the newest battlcShipS for needed
overhaul. and War-WcaTy cruisers
ana -c;estFeAcTS.
Adm Griffin, a,fEhting SCafarCi
" -~i4e-ha>-bttit- through tftc- -f4f7iiip-
pines. Attu kiSka and the Mar
Ehalts campaign. is 4 trtlc worr
hS ms grave responsibilities a,
head OF this important area but
undlScouraCed
lie knows how desperately the
thlpS lying here are needed.
we turn them out and send
them back 10 fight" he said
"but we are forced 10 make
only the 4 list repairs the most
important. The u list are de-
ferred. Some of the ones we
would like 10 make which
would return the ships a little
better We are forced 10 fOregO.
we would like 10 make them
all put new weapons on all Of
them. Because good weapons
save good men. But we haven't
the manpOwer To do everything
but the most important"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Employment
Off by $4,000
NI9N
- Il

Employment among hourly paid
workers IN Detroit and NaXne
County has decreased by $4,000
sruCC last March, the board OF
commerce reported Saturday.
The beard reported alSe that
good percentage of those land
off have been migrating from the
city 10 their former homes. in
cludiHE about 5a= percent =oEthe
2200O laid off at Willow Run
i nem p loymcnt compensation
CLAIMS of all kinds. the hoard
said, have risen by about 1000
since March. Tire board reported
that welfare families for the
week ending June 26 numbered
3.b65, compared 10 3644 the
previous week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
'VERTIsEMENT

~ =. V.NF I0sTsFt Wff0 N0I rot Dr.
Payrisht advice and DR. Parrish's Prescription
B-I--or y you vlsh, you car save postage ADD
plainly and clearly. Addree your letter to Or.
Edward Parrish, q Edward Parrish NIedi-
cine COMPANY Inc. - hast ISth street
Dept. DT-I New York l.. y. y
NOTE: Dr-Pr---Ft ftivryr-1Jly 6J7 ~ pTe.-
sertptor b. me- gUorqr'6ef n bs'p non nv
q oneV b0ck 4 ~ guoror'sed IN be sqf Dy
P0rr.sb ts n for7TCr County Hc-Eh Wsd,ccI
Officer o. the State of NStc Yor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
MduIed Ships
Burden Docks
West Coast Repair
Facilities Overloaded
By SILER FREEMAN
Iln., Sal larr..nsns.nt

SEATTLE. June So More than
20 OF Tho nation fighting ships
TauIcd bN Jap suicide and torpedo
planes iu INC terrific battles OFT
GktH5W sIc waiting H de>pr
need az repairs a. ih, Bremertou
Gr> docks here
II is Tho same >fOll a. ~ Mare
Island. Hunters Point and Oak
land. lr California. where 800
more WarShlp> are beng fever
i>hly made ready again for the
final blow against Japan
And here as IN California the
navy iS calling for skilled help to
pr these SHIPS back nto action.
II needs al lease 5000 az Puget
Sa=HG "A HAA- -H4eFe- III ti4a- private r,
dock Yards IN the area especially
electricians and maChnj>tS
In this area more than 200 ships
are waiting repairs for hattie
damage and ovcrhaulinE In The
San Francisco area there are 30e
more. Consider what these 500
SHIPS mean 10 Adm NImitz IN
'r-tt-''r' - fcrrf7rrr- t-T1 IT'S tTT7rrd-tr
C-LhE Japanese invasion and NnL
can see how important Is The
n-4npllAcr- poaGed -ta-seHa- -theH4
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
LEGAL SERVICES GIVEN

Legal services also are Volun-
tcercd William Welsh, one of the
clty'S leading attorneys. serves as
counsel for the foundation,
Much of the specialized knowl-
edge needed for the work is OBJ
tainable from the board of truS-
tees. The board Includes -RiECin
and Walsh, a former mayor. the
editor of the only daily news
paper an industrial recreation eN-