davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
CoppefUse0ff
For November

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Con-
sumption of new copper by manu-
facturers of copper md brass pro-
ducts in November totaled 81 .6S2
tons, against 102,752 tons in Oc-
tober. according to authoritative
trade figures. These statistics do
not include foreign copper pro-
cessed in this country for export
account.
The decrease in der este use
last month from October was due
in part to fewer working days and
it was probable brass mills had TO
Curtail operations in. certain diVi-
sions due to lack of adequate zinc
supplies.
Even so the excess supply Of
copper held by consumers beyond
necessary stocks and to cover
orders booked. was reduced 45, $50
tons during November from 1864
tons revised" at the end of Oc-
tober TO So 500 al the end of No
Vember.
This supply is the lowest since
April when tho total was 53.0OS
tons and at November rate Of con-
sumption is equal to about II days
supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s Markets f0r non.
ferrous metals presented no particular
change from inactivity that has held sway
ON fhe final day II, preceding weeks.
In copper dealings principal primary pro.
-AttcaHz- continued 70 allocate tnnnaEeS- =
cents pound delivered Connecticut valley
H-rttffiif-rHFF5Iy 4VaTiabIe insufficient 20
take care ~ al inquiry.
L,uStn.n- Srlnltn4s-f.F fsst'f-ss4= ftfr-ters
AZ l22. cents a pound with some tonnages
CHANGING hands At that figure In the
outside market quieiness prevailed with
prices quoted Al l2A cents for the first
quarter Of 1871 and at u L. cents pound
for the second three months shipment
Export market was inactive with limited
tonnage u foreign copper reported sold IN
the custom field A. To-. cents pound
alongside ship New YORK. Japan was IN
the market for about $50 tons for February
shipment but so fsr could be ascet-
taned without any success.
The lead market was quiet and IN
changed at 3 80 cents 20 SIS cents a
pound delivered New York and 3 80 cents
a pound ST Louis. Zinc was firm at %
cents a pound, East 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
High Level
SET December Auto Sales
Around $4,000

Retail deliveries of new cars and
trucks in the domestic market are
running at the highest December
levels since 1886 and except for
that period. at the highest levels
on record for the month
Based on reports covering sales
of II leading makes during the
first 20 days. deliveries for the
month are estimated AT around
375 900 to $4,000 units. This
would compare with $4,000 year
ago, 49,, 600 in November and with
the December peak of 100000 set
in 1886
Apparently rejecting strong pre-
Christmas demand. Volume of the
second 10 days advanced II per
cent over that of The first 10 hays
December This It II a n e 9.
although it was greater than had
been anticipated, was not quite
sufficient 10 maintain the rate Of
gain over 1899 shown by the first
10 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Chevrolet Sales
Continue Rise.

Chevrolet dealers retail sales of
new cars and trucks during the
second 10 days Of December
showed a gain of more than II
per cent over the near-record
figure for the corresponding period
in 1899. and made important
strides toward a new record in
the 1871 model year. w. f. Holler,
general sales manager, announced
today.
Sales for the period were 34,743,
making a total of 66,172 for the
month 10 date, gam OF approx
mately 5000 units over the first
20 DAYS of December, 1889.
The figure for the final 10 days
was 11.9 per cent above the 81 ,03J
units reported in the same period
of 1889. and 10.5 per cent above
The total for the period lmme-
diately preceding. The sharpest
gain was registered by commercial
cars and trucks. sales of which
were IS per cent above those foi
the corresponding 10 days in De-
ccmber. 1888 1888, and 1916 per cent
above the figure for the first 70
DAYS of that month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

Continental Motors Corpora
ton. working against a backlog
exceeding sci 100000 as COM
pared with S5177O00 a year ago,
currently is showing sharp i'm
provement over the profitable
trend taken by operations in the
fiscal year ended October 81.
Earnings for the quarter end
ing January 81, next, arc under
stood 10 he running at rate in
dicating upwards Of 100000 be-
fore federal taxes but after all
other charges. This would COM
pare with S94.S75 in the CORE
spending period Of l939-40 fiscal
year. which as a whole, showed
S75O.S43 before taxes and net
profit after taxes of $6ll,S43 or
20 cents a share on 100000
shares Of capital stock.
Continentals Detroit plant,
closed in 1879 when operations
were consolidated at Muskegon, is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Fear of Initiation

The year has brought rcaliza-
ton of the profound need for
aYerting initiation.
Thus Tar There has been eXem-
plary restraint in increasing prices.
often the first match TO set ruin
Gus inflation\aflame
Very naturally there have been
demands here and there for wage
increases especially where skilled
craftsmanship predominateS and
where scarcity competent cn-
-f9ieSeS has Developed \
But. on the whole. iphationary
tendencies h ave been kept in
check. Doubtless brainy labor
leaders realize that enforcement of
skyrocketing wages would inevi-
tably involve skyrocketing of the
cost of living TO say nothing of
Skyrocketing of the cost of our
colossal preparedness program. to
be saddled on taxpayers.
On top of all this. has not the
CHASTITY suffering of peoples in
many lands brought home 10 us
who are privileged TO live here a
deep sense of thaHkfHlness, new
sense Of our intcrdependencc, our
brotherhood ?
That's reason for thankfulncss.
Copyright lain. by n {. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Dow-Jones Bonds
COnt'I Motors Net Rises
As Orders Hit SCI, 900, 900

being re-toolcd for production
under license of Wright Whirlwind
Aircraft Engines. Output is sched-
uled TO start in February with 30
engines assembled in March and
with the monthly rate reaching
400 by August. At peak the De-
troit plant will employ nearly
1000 workers. as compared with
pay roll of about the same num-
Der at the Muskegon plant.
Earnings of the year just ended
were not subject to provisions OF
the second revenue act of 1910.
In the current year the company
figures its exemption from the
excess profits tax at around ST.
100000 or better than 80 cents a
share. Not since 1923 have the
company's earnings exceeded that
figure. until last year, every year
since 1929 had shown loss with
the exception NJ 1897 when a
nominal profit was reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Aviation Tidbi+s

With the aircraft industry
making history and Detroit
making darned little progress
in aircraft. we just thought YOU
might like 10 know that Mar
tins answer 10 the "outmoded
plane accusation" il new at
tack bomber that's faster than
most pursuits" now in use in
Europe
IT, good for $40 m. p. h.
inaded and mounts IL machine
guns. Yes. il armored and
tanks are Self-sealing.
ItalNS already produced a
charcoal burner, loo. II has
been test flown.
The answer To war depart
ments prayer NAV be the new
Ford airplane engine. Despite
the rest Of the industry's kidding
about the mahogany motor
wooden mOdei1, we are told
that IL has been block tested
and has surpassed expectations.
Big advantage Is said 10 he
feuer parts and simpler con
stTuCt1on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
New Petition
200 'Ex' Firms NorD Back
Longer Trade Hours

iSEE.NNN YORK, Dec. 2S.-A new
petition requesting longer trading
hours on the New York Stock En-
change has been placed in the
hands of the board of governors, it
was learned today. More strongly
backed than the petition signed by
between IS and so member firms,
which was rejected by the COVER
norS on September II. the new
appeal is understood to have more
than 200 member firms supporting
il. There are 600 member firms.
Special proposal contained in the
petition n tia trading hours of 10
TO 3 be extended to from 10 tQ. a.
Such an extension, it is contended
by supporters. would among
other things open the field for
more business coming to the floor
of the exchange from the Pacific
Coast. Under current hours. the
New York market is closing when
ii is noon on the coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Mystery Cleanup

Not many Of YOU viii connect
the name of Gerhart GesSell with
Michigan or Detroit but If YOU
are close to the financial picture
YOU may recall that he was in
charge OF several big SEC cases
IN the East. including the expose
Of those big investment trusts
Now. as a matter of fact. the
writer never met GeSel either and
understood that his only trip here
was a flying one We heard that
he made some phone calls, met a
few people. and left town.
We can hardly wait 10 get q
RORY. of a new book he has writ
Ten because we're told one chapter
is entitled How l Cleaned Up
Detroit
TIN. Callahan won't Ike that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
New Apprentices

The boys along GriSwold
street have already strsted zap
pointing new banking and secur-
ity commissioners. We're frank
10 admit that our pipeline TO
Lansing on both these scores is
slightly clogged.
However, we've had several
people conjecture as ia whether
Carl Olson could he drafted for
the latter post. Don't know
whether he'd leave his job with
the SEC down in Texas. but you
could do a lot worse, Mr.. Van
Wagner.
A. to the banking post, we
wouldn't even try TO suggest
other than TO point out that
several bankers think a general
housekeeping is in order. One
individual told us that state
examiners are too prone tn criti-
ciZe and always refuse 10 offer
suggestions on corrective Moves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
NLRB Shakeup

Another brake on revival of
good times has been the high
handed action of organized labor,
aided and abetted by a one-Sided
labor law and the wholly partisan
administration of that law by as
tigmatic members of the national
labor relations board
This has been changed. The ma
iority of the reconstructed NLRB
are levcl-headed, .broad-gauge men.
They can be depended upon 10
act nationally, reasonably, un-
biasedly.
Moreover. patriotism can be re-
lied upon to lnduct even the moSr
fiery union leaders TO act mora
circumspectly. Can you imagine
any labor firebrands today Selling
of industrial plants.
kicking out executives and forbid
ding them to enter?
No. We are justified in assum-
ing that there Will be moro har.
monY- between management and
mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Heavy Taxes Reduce
AftIoom Co. income

PHILADELPHIA Dec. IS -
outfuok for Artfoor orpor5tinrl
from the viewpoint Of sales Is good.
but high excess profits taxes are
expected 10 make considerable IN
roads into the corporations earn
ings for the "ear ending Dec. 81,
1910. Unofficially, il is estimated
that sales volume will approximate
the Si.976.63S figurl for 1889.
Profits before taxes are expected
TO compare favorably with last
year. but the heavy ta,. bill should
bring net earnings below the S24s.-
GOT. or S109 a common share, re-
ported for 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Hits Plan
Asks c ourt Halt MoUie o,
Stock Retirement

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S-Samuel
PoSen, director and stockholder Of
Universal Pictures GorporatiefA
has petitioned the New York Stad
Supreme Court for an Injunction
To RESTRAIN the management OF
Universal Pictures Corporation
from proceeding with It's plan 10
retire a portion OF ITS preferred
stock.
The company recently announcer
that it had obtained funds for this
purpose and asked for tenders OF
preferred stock These tenders
were 10 be opened December 30.
The plaintiff asks that the COM
panv be restrained from openIng
these tenders or from accepting
them or making payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Bond List Turns
Irregular Afters
Firm Opening
Southern Pacific in
Moderate Demand;
u S. List Lower
In,srnntIonai New, service Wire

.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.--The bond
market was irregular in a mod
erately active session today. Most
prices at the start were about
unchanged. but a mixed trend
midway through the
two-hour session.
Southern Pacific liens were in
moderate demand in spotty car
ricr section. New York Central
4iss and Northern Pacific As we're
backward through most of the day.
Bethlehem Steel gas and Rem
ington Rand AVS were typical OF
section holding
around last nights closing levels.
United States government Sc
euriiies were quiet andvquotations
mostly shade lower. Foreign
we're dull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Stocks Continue
Uptrend With
Active Trading
Gains of Point or More
Shown at Close
by Several Leaders
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-The stock
market moved up further today
while trading maintained its ac-
uvity. with 100000 shares turned
over IN the first hour alone. only
10000 shares less than last Satur-
days full session.
Gains of point and moro oc-
CURED in Johns Manville. United
States Gypsum, Westinghouse,
Sears Rocbuck. Dow Chemical,
American Telephone and Owens
Glass.
There were some weak spots
also. Declines or a point or more
were shown by United Aircraft
Allied Chemical and Coea-Cola.
Steels were active but gains
were fractional. Rails were higher.
ChrNSler- Vas higher bat General
Motors was little better than
steady. Gains in tohaccos ran 10
almost a point in American To-
bacco r. -CopperS continued yes
terday'S gains, with Phelps Dodge
up n point at one time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
& Million u. 5. Order.
To WHY'S Overland

" ASHTN GT ON. Doc Is
Willys-Overland Motors. Inc. has
been sent letters Of intent cover
ms the production Of S6O00o0O in
powder and ammunition HOSTS for
tho United States Navy. it is
learned Receipt OF this order will
increase the companv'S ornaments
backlog 10 around $4,000. 600
which at irS-z4t444IIS ami
other ordnance parts. profile
reconnaissance trucks and truck
forcingS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Pitt. Business Index
Establishes New High

PITTSBURGH. Dec 2s-The
index Of business in the Pittsburgh
district moved into new high
ground last week. according 10 the
bureau or business research. ttnl-
verSity OF Plttshrgh After az
lowance for the usual seaSons
changes. the index last week stood-
at l4l.7 per ccrs' Of the 1925
average II was 1897 per cent IN
the week ended December % a
year ago and S46 per cent in the
corresponding week Of 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Ideal Power Mower
Adds Sweeper 10 Line

LANSING, Dec. 2S.-The Ideal
Power Lawn Mower Company has
introduced general purpose
power sweeper for use in large
floor areas IN industrial plants.
docks and other fields. Company
officials said thc> sweeper is cap
able of sweeping an average OF
Sc. 900 square feet an hour and
can be used on concrete, wood, tic.
hrlck or asphalt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Over 800 Expected
Al PhiICo Convention

PHILADELPHIA. Dec IS. The
mid-Winter three-day convention
Of the philco Corporation will he
held in Chicago january 6 10 S.
it was announced today. More
than 500 distributors, plant exec
uuves and field representatives
afCe expected 10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Sees Cleveland :.
Building Boom

CLEVELAND. Dec. rs. Dollar
volume of industrial. commercial
and home bulldin~ in the greater
Cleveland area next year VIII to-
tai more than S1O0,0O0,000. nearly
double that of 1910 and the high
est construction volume in the
past decade. Walter ! Bear, OK
ecutive vice president of Glove
land Chamber of Commerce. said
in announcing the chambers p
point program for 1871.
Industrial expansions alone VIII
represent a total investment of al
least SIS .000.0 next year. new
residential units will account for
between S25. 0000 600 and $50, 600
600. while commercial building
will be AZ least 5000 900, Beam
said In addition 10 the 500 1000
600 program large vuidme-of
public construction including high
ways. bridges and public buildings
Is expected, he SAID.
There will he n very con
siderable increase in-industrial
building both by private indus
try and by the government for
defense production. Defense or
ders here now are nearing the
5000, 600 900 mark and will CON
time TO grow In 1871" Beam
Said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
.Spi(er S 3-Month
Earnings S816,A7

TOLEDO. Dec 2s. 49, Spicer
Manufacturing Corporation and
It's subsidiaries report for the
quarter ended November 20 shows
net profit Of SSl6377 after
charges and federal income taxes,
bat before excess profits taxes.
equal 10 s. 81 a share on the COM
mon stock, against S5l0,9o4 or
Si5S common share in the No
vember quarter Of the previous
year The fiscal year ended Au-
gust :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Farmers Market

APPt Is Delicious. fancy - hti No
!, - - io2 ~ rs ou s McI9'2 3s ianey 2
81 Northern Srys fancy 50 bu 80. J.
~ 30 Hl Ia No ?. T3c1Sl bu Volt
River, No. T. aoc = 81 Is hu. 30 ? 651f
I5c. Greetings. 30 /. 75ca p nu SO
No. J. Slai2 p hu Snow So ] soc 10
p bu No 2 80 II soc bu Janathans.
faney. 81 tog i.5o bu No / eoe 9Si Is
REETs No. !. 4o0 CSC IN.
cABBAGE-No. /. 251 i0c. bn curly.
70 Jdc bu.' red. No. J. 40 = 6oc hu.. cell
eTyf 80 y soc bu
CARROTS No. !. doz hchs 3sa45c.
10 25ci 80. l. 50 2 SOC hu No
CELERY Fancy t,aeoe Do, beas
l. 7ic r 81 hu-- cahhagG NJ ln-s eie
~ ~ s'i'isF--. M. +. WI 5nc 70 2. 81 +"
CSC
F FGdsMfsr. 81 $50 4 90 sg ", ,...
EYDIyE No ! rq1 50 bu. No ?
75c bu French, 81 50 5.lh. box
HORSERA DIsH-No. l. x303 50 hu
No. 2 S242.50 bu
KALE-No. / 81 q 4Oc bu
LEAF LETTUCE-40c s-lb basket.
LEEKS-No. l. 40 r soc dok behs
ONIONS-Dry fancy. soc y 81 10 50-ih
sacks: No /. 6o1 zoe so-lb. sack No. 2
30 soc.
PARSLEY No !. s5gi5c dor. bchs f.;
50 ~ &c bu
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. $50 Sc dog.
bchs No l. 40ff 6Gc bu
PARsNlPS No. !. s. u soc bu. No. 2.
~50c.
Fancy H1iiO bu No !.
IS n e0c No. ! 40H soc.
POULTRY - Hens. heavy breeds. 701ac
n Ieghnrns. 1fn i6c. hroilcrs. heavy. 20
122c. ducks. !: p isc. geese, l51 1sc; tur-
KEYS. mems. % q 25c; toms. 2uT2lc.
PUMPKINS--No. l. 30d iOc hu.
RADIShEs - Hoihouse 500 soc doz
bchs.
RHUBARB-H o'honse. choice to1 Sc 8
n box fancy OW60c small. SO zoe dor.
RoMAiNE-No. I. 500 7oc bu.
sPINACH-So. !. 5OW 75e bu.
sQUASH~Tst,le- e-1Fcn. No soc 81 {.
/, 81 25ai. 80 but No ?. 75c IN
TURNIPs- No l. zoo 9oc Ri; No 2.
" VEGETABLE OYSTERS No. !. 500 75c
dor. bchs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Dec. IS -GSSi- BUTTER
Receipts. g33i tubs. steady. extras. %
score 32ikc: standards 20 score, cars,
~ c; extra firsts. 81 score. - e; firsts.
$3.50 score, 30 ~ n 81 &C. specials sS score
EGGs - Receipts. $3.50 cases steady /;
current receipts 2ihc, fresh extra frsis.
23ihc: fresh firsts. 22izc; dirties. lsc :
CIFEsE twins. i7Hai7Nc: daisies.
prints and longhorns. 1sn isAc
LIVE POULTRY Closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Bond List
Prepared by Grouse

A .sefi4i-annual Michigan
bond quotation sheet
has lust been released by Grouse
& Co. More complete than previ-
Gus issues. the sheet shows nomi-
nal or bid side of the market on
all Michigan municipal bonds out
standing. Copies are available
without charge, the company re-
rOTtS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
F. |. Jacobs Reports
Profit Of S179,564

+. L. Jacobs Company reports
for the four months ended No
vember 30, a profit of S179,564
after interest and other charges,
-ht+t-beferrs federal income taxes.
The above report excludes results
of Air-Track Manufacturing Com
pany a 9S per cent owned sub
sidiary. which showed a net loss
for the four months ended NOV
30 1910. Of SIS. $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Dunckei-D

Attended farewell dinner
last week TO Miller Dunckel. out
going state treasurer, which. al
though not nearly so pretenuous
as the Million Dollar Dinner" of
last year, was lust as interesting.
Harry Mcdonald, unemployment
car. presided and Miller and Lee
Bierco. his finance director. said a
few words.
We liked the words Of praise
Dunckel had for his predecessor
and successor, Phil Fry and felt
that had Phil been present he
would have been Just as laudatory
TO Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

cNhorbltant rates, the bank pros
pered,
Now IL becomes a national bank
m order TO extend and broaden
.iS-SCl races. .-.-..-s4ss.-4
The metamorphoSis takes place
tins week and we know that we re
expressing the feelings Of Presl-
cent Gene Lewis when we remind
YOU that its the same bank, and
4-f74e- personnel tff-tt-ittf mi, to do Il
better lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Bri+ain's Food-Bin

Along with a lot Of others, VIC
have always understood that
Great Britain was a nation OF
factories. homes and shops with
little or no agricultural area
Now along comes piece
from Bulletins From Britain
with the revelation that the
little island turns out pretty
good percentage Of its food.
Here's the peace-time position;
% Pro- % I'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
4O-Yedr Emp|oye
New GE Vice Pres.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Harry
L. Erlicher. general purchasing
agent of General Electric Com
pany since 1881 and an cmploye
for 40 years. has been elected a
vice president lie will continue
in his present capacity in charge
of the cnmpanNS purchasing
-artiNltlne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Model Grocery Go.
Acquired by KroeeI

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.-kroger
Grocery and Baking Company to-
day announced the purchase of the
Model Grocery and Baking Com
pany. operators of Is self-serve
retail grocery and meat markets
in Springfield. Mo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Canadian Loddings
Decrease Slightly

OTTAWA. Dec. 2S.-Canadian
carloadincs in the week ended De-
p totaled 5I52s- cars.
against 5S.2S1 in the previous
week and 1881 a year aGn-FrCm
the previous week the decrease IS
less than seasonal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Good Response

The response has been admir-
able. Not one industrialist or
other practical giant has turned
down summons to give up his
accustomed duties in order to
serve the nation patriotically--at
a dollar a year.
1t is hardly conceivable that,
when the emergency has passed,
thanks TO the effective work OF
these men, political leaders will
feel justified in resuming malign-
ing of them.
This column has repeatedly
voiced the conviction that the only
thing necessary, during recent
years, to send the country ahead
was restoration of confidence be-
tween government and governed
Are. we not justified in concluding
tina, such .eestt9fHtion is now as
Surpd?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
1910 Saw Business
Regain Place In Sun
Politicians Discard Anti Tune; Draft
Industrial Leaders for Defense
BY II. c. FORBES

Gratifying progress-what might be called nonatca prog
rcss-has been made during 1910
We al improvement in business
industrial activity railway activity utility activity employ
ment activity Important of
realms tangible the country has achieved
yialy advances.
Ponder following
The most has been the lack
Of friendly cooperation government with providers of
employment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Banks
Brokers
Business
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Detroit Times Financial Editor
In wishing every one a very
happy ard prosperous new year.
this column is going 10 single out
an cid Detroit institution for a
lttfe added good wishes.
That institution. the Industrial
NInrris Plan Bank. has had q fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29


past and under
its n c " name
In duStrial Ma
tional Bank
Detroit. " Q
hope il viii
have a great fu-
ture.
Foun ded on
the primo lie
that the work.
ING man was
c ntitle d I o
banking v
ices and that 10
get n c G d c d
credit he should
not have TO pay