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New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Cations Firm, and Active

Despite some signs of weakness in
the cotton goods market last week,
prices at the opening Of this weeks
trading in the gray or unfinished goods
market were firm at the highest levels
reached in the recent advance. Trad
ing was fairly active yesterday, espe-
cially in sheeting constructions, which
were bought by the bag manufacturers.
Four-yard, 37-inch sheetings were
moving at 1917 cents e yard in good
quantities, according to one broker
In print cloths the standard $3.50.
3Sts-inch construction was firm at 9
cents yard for spot and Southern
goods, while the Eastern mills were
holding out for 9A cents. The high
price Of 101a cents a yard was paid
for 68-T2 print cloths.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Pullman Co. Earns
Surplus Of 80, 12O, 084
Wheas

The Pullman Company, in the fiscal
year ended July 81, 1921, earned e sur
plus, after charges and taxes, of sS,-
l20,984. This was equivalent to $50 a
share on the $l2o,000,o00 capital stock
outstanding. contrasted with $l0-76 a
share earned in the preceding year.
OF last years gross income. amount
ing to 67,242, ,066, revenues from
earnings of cars for eleven months
were S60,315,71S, while S979,166 was for
Federal compensation in the first
month of the fiscal year. Expenses
and taxes absorbed s54, 1855, ,523 of the
gross income, while s6,12O,93i was writ
ten OFF for depreciation. The provision
for depreciation during Federal CON
troll accrued under the contract with
the Director General Of Railroads does
not appear Under expenses in the in
some account for 1920 or 1919
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Survey Shows Few Orders

IN each of the twenty-nine replies
to thirty-five questionnaires sent out
in business survey by Max Winkler,
atatistician of Morris & Smith, stock
brokers, the opinion was expressed that
orders on the books OF industrial con-
Germs at present are insufficient to keep
them busy for any length OF time.
"Opiuion," said Mr.. Winkler in dis
cussing the results OF the survey, "as
to the decline in wholesale prices to a
level where buying might be warranted
is about evenly divided. About 8S per
cent are of the opinion that retail
prices have not been cut proportion
ately The same number hold that the
cost OF living has declined noticeably.
That extravaganza and overbuying are
on the wane is the unanimous opinion" ,"
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
German Dve Plants Close

engemeinschrafFt" are closing down
The big Hoechster dye works locked
out it's workers on Saturday. and SINH
are expected this week. According to
Herman A. Metz, of New York, who is
investigating the industry here, the
lockout resulted from determination
of the manufacturers to stem commun
ism among the workers The Ksasser
bach Artificial Silk Company has
closed down fer similar reasons, it is
announced
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Criticism OF Business Mans List

tucstior-A business man desiring to di-
versIy MS Investments respectfully sub
mus mis- tne incioHed list FOR your opinion or
aaFice ana general criticism. These are
II ADDITION TO Liberty and Victory bonds
and Var Savings stamps alrlounttng to
aao. 600. Would appreciate particularly
Lgnt and Railways, Columbia Gas md
Electric and Marines Am a constant
rehasr or your paper and believe that your
aovfce is fair and trustworthy: French
~ go'esn5nene g TEi ~. Republic Of Uruguay
oa' - CITY OF Copenhagen iss. 10 Amari-
caIl M Telephone and Telegraph 6s West
ef4 onaon d hS, 10 Columbia Gas and E,lec-
r,c COMPANY 5s, 10 Puget Sound Power
and ,.al Light -. United Ligh- and Rail
Great Northern rs. 6 International Mercan.
ule Marlnc os, Mexican Petroleum Ss &
Humble OIL rs, Salts Textile ss.-M C.
Answer-Of the government bonds
We think that the Uruguay IS are the
weakest and would be inclined to sug-
geat that you shift into Kingdom of
Norway SIS or Kingdom of Belgium ss
in place thereof. Both American Tele-
phone and Telegraph and Western
Union are high grade. and we think
that Columbia Gas and Electric and
Puget Sound Power and Light Gen
eral and refunding 7zs are good in
vestments. The Puget Sound bond has
included in its security the deposit of
municipal street railway bonds equal
in par value to the 71ss, and the
Columbia Gas and Electric in 1926
earned s5,531 900 and its interest
charged called for only $694,0 There
are two issues of SIS, one prior in lien
TO the other, but both amply secured,
we think. We think that United Light
and Railways first and refunding 5s
due 1882, are good Investment, we'll
secured both by direct mortgage and
collateral and by the earning power
of the company. Great Northern Is are
good investment, in our opinion. In
ternational Mercantile Marine 6s and
Humble Oil Is are also good. Mexican
Petroleum IS are business mans in
vestment, We think, and Salts Textile
ranks as q good business mans invest
ment
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Retailers Council Meets

Taxation and tariff as affecting the
retail trades in general were dis
cussed yesterday at a special meeting
OF the National Council of Retail As
sociations at the Hotel Pennsylvania
The discussions will continue to-day.
following which some plan of concerted
action on internal revenue and tariff
legislation may be taken. The council
is composed of delegates of national
associations in the dry goods. shoe,
mems and wonen's clothing and milli-
merry fields. S. P. Halle, of Halle Bros,
department store, Cleveland, presided
at tbs meeting Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Seeks Conservative Investments for
Wife

Question-May ask your opinion of the
following list Owned by me = They hav-
Considerations were ssfsty and far
turn6 $4,000 Baltimore 4 Ohio gold as.
81 600 United Electric. 5000 American
Tobacco preferred, 500 French g.. 500
Danish ss Have also 1 first mortgage
OF Ss.soo at 3 per cent on property worth
al least Ss'oso. We swn o. nos norne in Penn
paying business where ! am employed
want to feel that if / should die first my
a little Income and have advised her that
if this ha ppens, she should buy Liberty
bonds only with the money secured from
the business and that from Insurance, as
| believe many women lose money left
70 them in foolish investments. I perha ps
might have done better than buy the
Baltimore 6. Ohio. also the United Elec
ttic, but they were purchases of few
years ago, are long term and I considered
tnem bood.-C- q.
Answer~Baltimore s Ohio first
mortgage per cent bonds due 194S
are an underlying 5ond and good in
vestment, in our opinion, There are
two United Electric bonds. The one
Electric Of New Jersey per cent
bond. due l94s, recently quoted at 62
bid, 64 asked 1t woud be more con-
servative, in our opinion, to shift from
these bonds into one of the high grade
bonds of hydro-electro companies, such
as, for instance, Niagara Falls Power
first per cent bonds, due 1882, recent
" selling at 8sle, yielding 6.35 per
cent income if held until maturity. We
think that the hydro-electric power
companies are less likely to be open
to the attack of regulatory commits
sions and adverse legislative acts than
other public utilities or railroads and
we think that they will benefit more
than the majority of industries
through reduction in the cost of
labor. On the other hand, they will
not be adversely affected by an in
crease in the cost Of coal. The Amer
lean Tobacco preferred and French and
Danish SIS are in our opinion suitable
Investments for your purposes. Your
investment scheme appears sound.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Crude Rubber Holds Steady

The crude rubber market was un-
usually strong for a Monday. While
transactions were almost Insignificant
alongside of the aggregate tonnage
tr3d&d in previous years. prices held
firm Brokers reported that buying
ia both spot and nearby positions for
factory account was rather brisk The
opinion prevailed that rubber COM
panies would remain active participants
in the market for some time. As prep
arations for the next season are be
lisve6 TO be undsr way.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

On The New ork Metal Excnange
IN was quiet, Straits shipments
md standard quoted at 26.754
z..25c; 99 per cent tin, 26a6G
zs75c. Copper, cuiet, standard spot,
september and October, 1175c asked,
aad electrolytic spot and septein Der,
LOO H. 77ac, and October 11.s74s@l
l250c. Lead quiet, New York spot
Asoc and East St. Louis spot 4-60c
asked. ZINC, frner; New York spot
4's0e anu Last st. Louis spot 1850.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Vulcan Detit7ning Shows Gain

For the quarter ended June 80, Vul-
can OBTAINING Company reported net
incoine, after taxes and charges,
of S1,6'12, compares with a deficit OF
s6a, ,269 in the preceding quarter. Sales,
etc. amounted to $327 ,394, against
s2tl, 1908, and profit s20,29A. compared
with deficit Of s6s,9o4. Cash netted
s79.022.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
soutfreru SrOt NgarLets

unchanged at Gle; saiee 200 bales. Now
Orleans steady, unchanged at 1890; sales.
1858 bales. Mobile steady, unchanged at
lsc; sales. 100 bales. Savannah quiet, an
changed at aoc sales, - bales, Norfolk
steady. "a points higher at 1850 sales,
l.is2 bales. Augusta steady, unchanged
at 19.Y5c: sales. 100 bales Mem p his
steady, unchanged at 20c; sales, $500
bales St Louis firm, unchanged a. 2ec
sales. 500 bales Houstol. steady, . points
higher az 20-T5c; sales, SSH bales Little
Rock steady, unchanged at 2oc: sales i,542
bales Dallas steady. Is points higher at
Is. 90c: sales. 1850 baIsg. Montgomery
firm. 20 points higher at 1s25c; sales. $50
bales Fort Worth steady. l5 points higher
Il -a.aoc; sales, 26o8 bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Investment
Information

Vaestscrss Of general interest TO tn
oesfors 'c'u De omswsred in this co.,
,tmn, ~ whtch case only init.ais wll
90 nssd- Others soiH be ansmsrsd 6y
.maa address ail Inquiries, sncios.
t1sg stts.nped, cddycased cnyeIons. to
fsnancial Editor. The Tribune. f5a
NassaH Street, 'Nem York Ciiv.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
FINANCIAL
KEYSTONE STEEL & WIRE
COMPANY
To the holders of First Mortgage
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds:

Dated Nov. !, 1918 due Nov. | 1888
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that IN ac-
sordance With the provisions OF Section I OF
Article ~ q the First Mortgage and Deed
u T-use dated November :, 1918. ce the
-neeFsig1ed. Keystone Steel & Wire Com
-aay, the undersigned has elected TO redeem
en November /. 1891. ct one hundred and
zye percent. ff05fe> OF tho facs value there
q. and accrued interest to aaid data, al
he outstanding bonds OF the above issue
Said bonds so TO be redeamed viii be uasd
q ard after November l, 1891 u the Office
X The First Trust and Savings Company
aow The ynion Trust Company. n the city
Il Cleveland n the State OF Ohio. or 1T the
option Of the holders thereof AT the agency
X ths u-.d e-s.gned IN the city OF New YorY
sis: a. tbs office OF Messrs. Dillon. Read 4
cs.. Nassau and Cedar Streets, New York
s.ty, upon presentation and surrender or
szsd bonds with all coupons maturing on
and subsequent 80 November !, 1871 In
isTest OF SAID banda viii cease after sa.G
late- Registered bonds wiz be required "a
IS assigned IN delivery
patsd Peoria. Illinois, September 1e. 1921
KEYSTONE STEEL & WIRE CoMPANr,
bs P. ". Sornrne-. President
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Garfield National Bank
5TA AVE. AND 2sRD ST.

New York, September q. 1871
II meeting OF The Board Of Directors.
ae4d this day. quarterly dividend Of Three
ssr Cent. upon the Capital Stock OF this
aak was declared. payable f-ee OF City
sad State tax, on anL after September sQ
81, ID Stockholders of record al close Of
uaainass Scptena Der y. 1921.
A ". SNOW. cash.ar.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Commercial Credit

Commercial money rates continue
easy. Lower rates made here last
week hare penetrated the interior, ac-
cording to reports received from the
Middle West, although some bankers
there are hesitating about lowering
their rates
Commercial paper was quoted yes
terdav at 5 1a per cent for prime paper
quoted at 5M and per cent
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers' acceptances, eligible Tor
n1lrchase hv Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Cables. .

business doing at point advance mid
ding l4o4d. Sales 90 900 bales, American,
l2,oe0 bales. Imports 1000 bales none
American Futures opened steady at "a
to AZ points advance. Closed steady at :
net advance of IL to 20 points October,
l4.32d; December. 1s.ssd: January, !s.77d:
Marco. l2asd: May. Is.e1d; July. 1s.71d
arms and cloths quiet and
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE ALLIANCE REALTY
COMPANY

oepGefg2Cer 20, 1891.
The Board of Directors
have this day declared a
dividend of 2oo On the out
Standing capital stock of the
company, payable October
lS, 1921, to stockholders of
scord at the close of business
October s, 1921.
Howard w. Sisaith,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY of NEW
DAVID /. LUsTIG: Plaintiffs. against
AUGUST W WAtiNEsR. fendznt.--SuniEnons 5.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
iwer tile complaint in this action, and to
serve u copy 81 yanr asswer on the Plain
siffs' Attorneys within tweuty days aftes
the service of this summons. exclusive OF
the day OF service and III case of your
failure 10 appear, or answer, judgment Will
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Triat desired in the County of New York.
Dated August 10Th, 1921
BAKER & 0BERMETER.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
OMice & p. O Address. Al Nassau Street,
Borough OF Manhattan, New Yor. City.
To August Wagner;
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order of
Hon. CHARLES L. GUY. a Justice OF the
supreme Court OF the State OF Naw YesiS
dated the 31st day Of August, 1921. and
hted with ths complaint on the ist day
III September. is2f III the office OF the
Clerk of the County Of New YORK a ths
County Court House. in ne Borough al
Manhattan. city and state OF New Yark.
Dated New yoFs. 6spSen1 ber lat. 1921.
BAKER < O3EEMEIER-
Attorneys fer Piaintiffs
"a Nassau Street. New York E@ty.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Cottonseed OH

The break in lard ca used further v~eak-
ness in cottonseed oil contracts and the
market closed to points net lower. with
| October showing the greatest wgaknesn
! TIE range os prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Butter, Cheese. Eggs

fufter-Recsipts, 5,T4s packages. Cream
cry higher than extras. ID, 4a'ia Go 45c;
seconds s3lz g35Ac lower grades. s2m
sac: unsalted higher than Extras 46G
f6rc; extras a. Il 20 5tzc; frsts, SO 4 a 43c
ssconaa So ss,e ~ q ssc; state dairy tubs finest
to fair. 30n2sc: ladies. current maxi, ex
iras 20 q &c; frsts. 29tS d530Ec; sec
ends, 2sf fs2s'@c; lower grades 2o@e7N c !;
NO 3 &c; lower grades. 24a2ss5c
Cheese Receipts 1907 boxes New Toriz
State fats. held specials, 22Waoisc; fresh
speelals. " @ S21ac average run. 81 1ac. .
run, 2lc; Wisconsin, double Daisiea. fancy
90 y a 2lc; single Daisies fancy. 20iz 10
y 'sc; Young Americas. 2l1a @ s2c: state
SKINS, sW15c.
ETss-Rsceipts. 5.ss5 cases Flesh gath
iSN sic, nrsts. 4e04 46c seconds, s5 a. ar :
trade eggs, 2s a SIC, dirties regular packed
70. l. 80 a sc No and poorer. 25 @ 2so
orator egms, charges paid TO expirir *
dates, special MARKS, fancy 81 q sSc: firsts
80 y a. Sac seconds. II G034c; refrigerator
white egss, 37@ 45c; fresh nearby hennery,
extra fancy selections SOC average extras,
q ~ Toc extra frsts, 66fp Zee firsts SOC
s5c gathered whites. Grsts 70 extra firsts.
60 q oe; under Erades 4sGp5sc; pullets
extra hrsts. SIS q csc: frsts. 5s@s4c un,ie-
grades, ASdp 4sc; other " estern and south
ern. gathered whites. 400 soc nearby
hennery brown, extras, 55 90 Soc gathered
81 az 55c; iirsts to extra firsts, 4+@5lc.
rotatoes-siaine. $50 lbs, s4@4.25; 165
lhs sa.SoGpa.75; state 1870 lbs. 81: $50
lbs, sS.2 a0a. so; Long Island. Dbl. s46 /;
Jersey. 80 lbs, s2.as@ae5, Nc. 2, $3.50 o
Carolina. $3m3.50. Jersey. basket, s125eo
i7S; Delaware and MARYLAND. s1Q150,
Yan,s, Southern, bhl.. ssGs.-5.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
AUCTION SALES

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
public auction this day, September 27th
1921, at p. M. at 16 West 125th ST..
Manhattan. City Of New York. one oak
piano. numbered 1856, bearing name
Kranich & Bach. for account of Edgar
Fowlston I<aANICH & BACH. Lienor.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Live heef. sai- to
prime. 100 lbs. s
y = es S 8 4 % 9 . +.
sides. lb. ......
Live yeats, COM
ron to prime,
100 lbs. .....-.
. 1850 d V e Il !,
city, lb, .--....
L'v~ { " { &. 100
lbs. .......s...
Tfs1+H5; mutton.
city. Ii ..-....
Live lambs. fair
80 prime. 100
i6a. ..........
HrasscA a m y s.
city. lb. ........
Hogs, zoe lbs. -.
.,l = e = noaa.
bacon. Id. 49,. i.
Pork. br!. Z
Mess beet. bbl. J
l. a = Il. NJ I 4; q | e
West. 100 lhs. {.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
MELVILLE, Plaintiff vs..
JEROME. MELVILLE, Defendant. Action
to aunu a marriage. summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
serve u copy OF your answer on the Plain
lifts attorney within twenty days after
the service of this summons, exclusive of
the day OF service. and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment will
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, New York, August 25, 1921
BENJAMIN RICH,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and p @.
Address 27s Fifth Avenue. New YORK;
To JEROME MELVILLE:
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU by publication, pursuant TO an order
of Hon. Isidore wasseryegei Justice ot
the Supreme Court of the State of New
York. dated the 29th day of August. 1921.
and filed with the complaint in the Office
OF the Clerk of the County of New York.
Mt the County Court House. in the Borough
OF Manhattan, City, County and State Of
New York.
Dated. New York. August 10th. 1927.
BENJAMIN RICH
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P: o.
Address 27a Fifth Avenue, New York
City.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
THE p. Fl. SHIRT CO. INC. Plaintff
against FRAMk =. STIASNX d. co. INC.
and MAX VETTIGER. Defendants. SUM
MONS.
TIC the above named DeEendsnts.
You are hereby summoned to answer tbs
complaint in this action, and to serve a
copy of your answer on the Plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the sery-
ice of this summons, exclusive OF the day
OF service and in case Of your failure to
appear or answer, Judgment. by default,
viii be taken against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated Nay 5th, 1920.
JACOB GORDON
Plaintiff's 8 Attorney, Office and PostofYiec
Address, No. 81 Union Square. New
York CITY.
TO Max Vettiger.
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to ordar
of Hon. Jarses o Mailey. Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York
dated the lTsh day Of August, 1921. and
fled with the complaint IN the once ef
the Clerk in the County OF New York at
the County Court House. in the Boroue h
of Manhattan. City. County and State OF
New York.
D-ted August 10. 1877.
JACOB GORDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Office and Foston1cs
Address. No. 81 Union Square. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices FOR furniture.
pianos, antiques bric-a -brac. books. art,
etc KINGSLEY. ss University Place
Stuyvesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
$3.50 7.so 1o.os@15.75
.cs@ II .1se 80
s.oc@is.oo l4.oo@e1.oo
1870 rs .ae@ 81
s.oo@ 500 s-s5@ 7.6o
.o7@ II .os9 Is
7.Soelo.oo 1s,So0ls.So
..13s .1ss 80 q 1857, .sss 80 ss
i4M@ .ls ,2sh@ 50
IS 0H 5ssa.sil al.Ger a. 10
.2a1G14ae 1a.oo42o.eo
.o.zsSte.sE ae.soeen-7r
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

-Four full columns OF in
restment questions and an.
ssrers are published in The
Tribune emery Sunday
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and zoid fsy cash
Advice sres. Bennett. lis B'way. I'd dasr
Decorating, Etc.

ART CRAFT UPHOLSTERY
Furniture repaired. reupholstered, pol
tshed; mattresses renovated, $500; siiy
covers. Phone e19S Audubon. Represen-
tstive will call 23s4 Seventh ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST~~Square blnck bag or pocks, GOO ~
tate Saturday afternoon, reward 1saS
phoue sS74 Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
SaturGay'e
Sugar and Coffee


CofTce Futures-The range OF prices.
Sa tu-day Us
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

LOST-Bsnkb book No. gs5,23n of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any per
son having claim to IL is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbcok can
ceied and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
An Investment of $4,000

esuesS.oa-Having implicit faith TN yo,,r
judgrn snt to Investments, kindly advise
me safest ard beat yield gor $40. .o06 invest
raent.--W. c. s..
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
HELP WANTED MALE

two. hrst class, wanted;
stes.dy work guaranteed. eight hours per
day. Ansonia Copper and Iron Works, Gin
cinnati. O.
COUPLE-Ger7nan or Austrian preferred
cook, cham bern1aid. butter. house
man for family; country; Scarsdale: no
washing; must be experienced; also able to
furnish personal References Telephone
j. L, S., Spring $40.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE


CHAMBERMAID-WA who lie wifi
ing to do some personal laundry. Apply
to 1880 A. n, or ! to $3.50 p M, ESQ
West 18TH St, Apt 80 Good references
required.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

SALESMAN wanted to sell trafic service;
energetic young men with salesman eI-
perience; good opportunity fo- live wires.
call Room 301 7se Broadway.
SALESMAN, young man. Christian retail
stationery; state particulars and salary;
references D 552, Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

What "A difference 1t makes in the
dullness OF work whether 1t he done
alone or with Il group Of other people
One lovely autumn morning | passed
n gang Of men who were w"rKing on
some repairs to III" street railway.
Two or three in one group were Dig
yinE. and passing banter back and forth
as they dug.
Another detachment were carrying
some rails to the place where they were
to be laid. and they were whistlinS
tuno together az they marched.
They Talked al They worked.
Sun another pair sQuatted opposite
each other, nlinE through rail- with
some kind Of saw OF which each held
one end Az the rhythmic motion pro-
Ercssed they talked. l could not hear
what they were saying. but It was eHl-
dent they were Compantonabie.
And as I watched ! thought We'll
that at least Is ono thing TINT men have
over women: their work ~ 40 much more
often done in groups. II brings with II
50 much more OF human contact ana
human interest. How much more fun
those mon have out Of their work than
II woman going about her monOtonous
everyday +the-same tasks in the Kitchen
by herself. with no one TO talk 10 or
banter or sing with.
Why so Many women Prefer the Shop.
Isn't this one OF the reasons why wo-
men would rather work In the factory
or the shop than do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
such work brings them into contact
with their kind.