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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michiran hushel crates Y. =.
No. !, 2h-in min. unless otherwise stated:
1 rs: Delicious. 81 so; SHOWS 81 10; Rhode
island Greetings. $40. Wageners. 81:
Kings, Sin. min. 81 10; Northern sTys,
3-in. min, $1,000 as. Wolf Rivers, 5-in.
and Delicious extra fancy SIS, 81 10; zoos
72s-i25sl So lass. sieo; 1905. 1873
cRANBERRIEs-l barrel boxes Mssss-
chetts Early Blacks. 325; New Jer'
cARRoTs~Ios Angeles crates don.
punched California. 81 9o16, few, SO. 20;
New Mexico, So; Idaho. 81.
CELERY-Michigan punches. 1 don.
stalks, parchment wrapped. i5c
cAULIFLOwER - Long Island double
deck crates, $500 1.s5.
CUCUMBERs-B ushel baskets Louisiana
u r. No l. s3z5 y $50. poorer low a. 81;
Florida fancy wsxed. few s375n4 choice
ordinary to fair quality. 81 1878 rs
GRAPES California display luss
si.sosI5o: white Msiasss. 81 45ai,SO.
fair Sff5n125: Ribiers. Sib0m2, ac-
few si.75; cornichOns. $50; olive,tes.
JUICE California zinfsndels,
2s-lb hugs. si.3091.35. 2s-lb. Tugs. 10
also; Muscats, 2o-lb. lugs. ~ 20m1 -;
Aliesntes. 2s-lb. lugs. 29r ISo;Cans-
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type California Salinas. watsonville dis
trict, s dozen. t3.40Q3.75. mostly 5000
so ordinary. S2.75: dozen mostly $50
3 Is: Idaho. 5 dozen, sorne undersize. vide
range in prices, s2.75a350; Dozen s2.zo
LEAF LETTUcE-ohio dollhouse. io-lb.
baskets. asa f0c. :.
oNfONst- 50-lb. sacks Sweet spanish ".
g. No. 1. 3-Inch and larger, Utah. 81. 100
i.f5; Colorado. Si.i0d1.20; ? 10 3-inch
size, 81. 20; small 10 medium, Sl-35: Idaho.
81. IS; 2 10 inch size. si.25: Idaho U. s.
No. Whites, III 70 az inches and 2 to 3
Incr size, 81 90: MichigaDPU. s. No. I
Fellows T0n soc: Pinch and larger, $40
0i3oy lob. sacks Yellow Boilers. 1sc.
POTAToEs-i00-lb. sacss Idaho Russell
Burbanks, ", s. No. washed, 81, 32n2.f IS,
mostly 81. 40: 10Th. sacks. 25ik ~ 26c. few
27c. Maine u. s. No. 100-ib. sacks
Katahdins and chippewas. $4,000, few
81. 10; Maine f5-ib. sacks (paper) Y. =.
No 4, 35n 3tc: Michigan u, s. Cobblers
81 20d1.25; Chippewss. s17ST 1 So Ka-
tahdirs. $500 500 Russet Rurais, si.2o
RUTABAGAs - Canada Sob sacks
waved T5c few soc.
sHALLoTsS-I.ouisians barrels 20 dozen
punches. 50 50. single sales $40, crate, s
ToMAToEs-ohio dollhouse s.lb baskets.
mediums. e5cnsi: repacks 10Th. cartons
California mediums, tiqi.05; small. soa
csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Back lin Black
Graham Reports $so,72l
Profit for 3 Months

Graham-Paige Motors Corpora
ton reports for the quarter ended
September 80. profit of $50. 721
after depreciation. interest. etc.
but before provisions for federal
income or excess profits taxes for
which the company states 1t be-
Ilieves it has no liability. This
compares with a net loss of $685.
444 in the like 1910 period and
with a net loss of S46,575 in the
June quarter of 1941.
For The nine months ended
September 80, net loss was S54,-
721. compared with a net loss of
81 ,016, 596 in the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Pupil-Does that make him a
bigger man than the President
of the United States? (shouts
of "no.")
Teacher see most of you
know that that was a foolish
question.
Pupil-But the newspapers
say that he is defying President
Roosevelt, that he won't do
what the President-tells him. ---.---
Pupil-My brother didn't want
to go TO war, but -.
Another pupil-Mr. Lewis, you
silly, is bigger man than your
brother. Senator Connally says:
John l.. Lewis must not be
permitted TO paraIyze an impor-
tant segment of the nations
self-defense program. The meth
DDS of dictatorship and autocracy
cannot be longer tolerated. John
l.. Lewis challenges the power
of the government. He flouts the
request Of the President. He
makes n brutal demand that his
will must be observed. u"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
.Studebaker Co.
Nets S7O2,3O4
lin Sd Quarter
Profit Compares With
$499,sl4 Deficit
in Like 1910 Months

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 3d.
The Studebaker Corporation today
reported consolidated net profit Of
STOP, 304 in the third quarter Of
this year. equal to 80 cents a
share on the common stock, as
compared to a net loss of $780,
IS14 or % cents a share in the
comparable period of 1910. For the
first nine months of 1871 CONSOLE
dated net profit was $2,0l6,1 $50 or
81 cents a share on the common
stock as compared TO S457, 495 or
Fl cents a share in the first nine
months of 1910.
The company reported net work.
ing capital of S15,437, 296 at Sep
TENDER 30, 1871. This is the
highest total of working capital
reported since the present corpo-
ration was organized. The figure
compares to S10.297 ,491 a year
ago.
Factory sales for the quarter
were 28,769 cars and trucks as
compared to 1918 a year ago.
For the first nine months sales
were 100.279 as compared to 81
$50 for the first nine months of
1910. Retail deliveries of cars and
trucks for the quarter were 30,056
as compared 10 22,852 for the
third quarter of 1910. For the first
nine months the deliveries were
l100S76 cars and trucks as COM
pared 10 6.S6O in the first nine
months of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Alternate Way TO Hold Down Federal Debt

created under the resolution charged
attempting federal expenditures outside of
emergency The committee includes
the House and and appropriations
appropriations committees well
the secretary the treasury Of the budget
adoption the resolution Secretary Morgenthau
urged Congress nondefense expenditures by
S1O00000O00
Accordingly there alternate to hold down the
federal debt without which might be beyond the
ability
26O0OoooO expenditures would much for the
budget would be beneficial instead
Of harmful to the national economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
0PM Lists Zinc Pool
Needs for November

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Pro-
ducers of metallic zinc were
directed by the OPM priorities
division to set aside an amount of
their production equal TO 81 per
cent of that for August, 1871, for
November pool requirements. The
zinc oxide pool requirements call
for an amount equal 10 10 per
cent of the August production. No
pooling of zinc dust is provided
for in the latest ORDER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Actual Formation of Committee Under Way

If this alternate approach to be explored then Senator
Harry Byrd of Virginia of the With
the Washington George the ranking member
President Wallace the committee
created resolution and amendment to the new
formation Of the committee is getting under
Under the resolution the director Of the budget
committee series of suggestions for
cutting nondeense expenditures in the current fiscal year by
100000 and S2000000000 respectively
In submitting resolution, which part of the law of
Senator Byrd said
the burden Of this
without at least sincere
expenditures outside OF essentially
eme items"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Teacher-M any people are
asking that question. Freddie.
Congress is talking about pass
ing a law which would compel
Mr.. Lewis TO obey.
Pupil-Can't the President
compel everybody 10 obey?
Teacher-Theoretically - sup
posedly-yes. But Mr.. Lewis is
a very powerful man. Whenever
he orders thousands and thou
sands of workmen TO strike. they
Immediately stop work. He has
just closed a lot of mines which
supply coal needed TO run The
biggest steel mills in the coun-
try. This means interfering with
national defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

based on strict seniority. yet 10
date $50 have been promoted
ahead of him and he is apparently
content 10 remain janitor.
And that's not all. With his
Job only a few weeks old. he
stepped out and bought an auto
mobile. which accounts for one of
those pressing bills.
Undoubtedly his wife doesn't
know this background and if she
reads ii here, 1 hope she isn't too
harsh on him. After all. maybe
his real place is back on that
farm, wherever il Is, because a
farmer is just as important a cog
in our nationall economy as
welder.
But there is a moral 10 all this
and you can't get away from IL.
There's no substitute for solv.
ency and there is no substitute
for savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

1.-THE way 1t works." Zeder
explained, fs that every idea or
Invention submitted Is looked
over. Those that hold some
new ideas or possibilities are
sent to some laboratory to test
out. For instance, General Mo
tors right now Is trying out
some that have been forwarded
to them by the MIC and here at
Chrysler, we are working on
some and hundreds of other
laboratories are doing the same.
"Of course, most of them Will
he rejected but we are not pass
ing up a thing. We know some
progress is being made and
some will work. III they alone do
not work, we may be put on the
trail of something which will.
1.-THE Council Is encouraged by
the nations inventive genius"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
SOHO Net Income
Increases Slightly

CLEVELAND. Oct. 30.-Stand-
ard Oil Company of Ohio reports
for the nine months September
80, a net profit of 81 ,464, 096 after
federal income and excess profits
taxes, etc, against an adjusted
net profit of APPS, 603 in the first
nine months of 1910. Profit after
charges, but before taxes. for the
nine months amounted TO SILL
396,S15. compared with 6,971 ,029.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Larger SEC!
Rep. Cole Favors Increase
From S to 9-Msmbers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-INSl
Representative Cole CD. Mary
land, proposed yesterday that the
size of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission be enlarged
The proposal came during hear
ings by the House interstate COM
merce committee on a list OF
proposed SEC Amendments, one OF
which would increase the agency
from five to nine members.
For some time there have
been complaints by business
men that they are unable to see
the commissioners" Cole de-
clared. "In view of increased
SEC work now II seems to me
we might have a larger COM
mission"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Farmers Market

APpLEs--wolf River. fancy. uaL2s
bu No. /. dsws5e; No: 2. soc; Mcintosh.
:e'S b. Gsssnn Ms No + 30 su
No. 2. T5c bu.; Jonathan. fancy. S1.75 bu.
No. !. Sl.25ul.50; No. ?. 81; Delicious,
fancy. So ou.; No. I, st.50u1.15 bu.: No.
81. 50ai.75: No. 2. si2S; SHOWS. No, 4.
siaI. so bu. No. 2. zoe.
BEANS-Lima beans, No. ]. N.I59I
bushel.
dozen bunches s0dsSc bu.
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. /. s3g3.oo 2i-at.
crate.
BRoccoLr-No. LN.3az bu.
cABBACE-No. l. son zoe bu,. No. 2,
iOc. red. No. !. 90 75c bu.; curly. No. !.
cARRoTs-No. 1. IS soc dor lunches;
s5c dsi bu; No. 2, 30e dor. punches:
ckULIFLowER-Faney N.73; No. 1. 81
q so bu. No 2 75c
cELERy-Fancy. asa soc; No. !, zSg
soc No d lsao a2. sa%sh' s. sa No
CELERY RooT-No !. Nai2s
cRAHBERRTEs - No. i, sfsooz Is
pifI~4o " soc doren punches.
FGGPLAST--So. I, 500 75o buhhel
--E9fss--Iserg~-sfss ~. - ~ f e-.--t..ss-
medium. si2.23gi2.7b. small nogio 20
,,' 0nsoNs ary oson, fancy a'soa2; No.
siistfi 4, SOLD. sack: No. 2. 7Sc.
PARsNIPs-So. /. sOc gti.25; No. T.
75e.
phRsLTY-No, I. 3Sa5oe dor ochs
PEARs-No /. 7scaN bu. No. ?. soc
PEPPERs-Green. 40. J. sou Ioe on.
red. No. 1, 90 s0e bu; No. 2 SOC gu:
red sweet, No l. 80 q s0e bu; No. 2, Soc'
hot. No l. e0asoc; No 2 soc
PIMIENToEs--Eo. !. 6o0soe ou; NO
2, SOC -
PoULTRY-Hens, live, heavy breeds. IL
n 7nc 10; leghornr. i7Fl9e 10; broilers.
heavy. 2la23e: isghorns' $50 zoe' oue"'
PoTAroEs-Faney. nGl.lO bu; Nc. l.
PoTAroEs-Fsncy. Nsi.iO bu: No. l.
TSqI s5e: No. 2. soc.
PUMPKINS-No. I. 400 soc eu
RADIsHEs Red; No. / 7aa aee do =,
bchs no. 2. soc; horse, No. /. Ioeg IL
RUTABAGAs- /. 5oa7 bu.
SQUASH Hubbard, No. /; t0g soc;
Table Queen squash. No 7. @nhaci no.
?. toe Delicious. No. ]; soTssc bu
TURNiPs-No. I. 30af0c dog bchs; rs
d aOo bu: No. 2, so Il soc bu.
VEGETABLE Romano, No.
H. 50d75c bu: escarole, 40. i. 500 b5o
bu: endive. No. /. siai.25 bu; No. 2,
75c: kohl-rabi. No. /. 35 SOC don hens:
scrreI, No. I, 4On soc bu: swiss chard. 40
n soc bu; kale, No. !, 400 SOC bu: coll
lsrds, No. l. ioa SOC bu; mustard, NO.
81: No. 2. Use; leaf lettuce. No. I. 50
a e5c hu: ieeks, No. I. 50Q75e dor behs.
spinach. No. l. 75a eoc bu. turnips' No.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. so57,o
wkTERMELoN-No. /. 75casi; No. ..
Soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Wheeling Steel
Votes Dividend
International New. Service wire

NEW YORK, October 30.-The
Wheeling Steel Corporation today
declared a common stock dividend
of SIPS a share payable Deem
Der Is to stockholders of record
November 81. bringing payments
for the year to So share.
The corporation and subsid-
iaries reported a net profit for the
quarter ending last September 80
after provision for taxes, etc, of
S1.S78, 1855. compared with $1,611,-
108 in the same period last year.
Net profit for the first nine
months of this year was Sc, 567 ,551,
as compared with $3,275, 186 last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
S189,124 Profit
BY MiCromdfi(

Micromatic Hone Corporation
reports for the nine months ended
80, subject to audit and
year-end adjustment. a net profit
of S189,124 after depreciation, in
terest, ETC., and a $296,763 re-
serve for normal and excess
profits taxes. equal to S1.48 a
share on 127,335 shares of COM
mon stock.
This compares with. net profit
of S150.332 in the like period last
year after normal tax reserve OF
20.9 per cent, but without consid-
Grafton for normal and excess
profits rates under the Second
Revenue Act Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Stock Market
Quiet, Mixed
In Initial Deals.
Utilities Continue NJ
\ Soft as U. S. Steel.
U. S. Rubber Advance
International News servie. wire

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The
stock market was quiet and mixed
in initial dealings today. with price
changes generally limited to minor
proportions.
Utilities continued Independently
soft, Public Service of New Jersey
and Commonwealth Edison each
slipping 10 new lows for the year.
General Electric, New York
Central, Chrysler, American To-
bacco b" and Loew's also started
behind the minus signs.
Fractional gains were chalked
up by United States Steel, Ana
conda. Pennsylvania Railroad,
Westinghouse Electric. United
States Rubber. Consolidated Air
craft, and Bethlehem Steel.
United States Treasures were
unchanged 10 nominally lower(1n
quiet dealings. In foreign list. Ar
gentine bonds showed a continual
ton of their recently firm tone.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Wheat
opened unchanged TO lac higher
today, corn unchanged and oats
&c to %c up.
WHEAT-December, S1.14x a
1.14&; May, $l.l9& q 40; July,
N.20%.
CORN-December, 76%c; May,
S2% GS2%c: July, Sane.
OATS-Decembef, Ash q 4S% C;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
WITH WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

enough 10 make any union want
10 make an issue of her case. And
we certainly can't deny that
rising c. of L.
But there's another side TO the
story, too.
My friend. full OF sympathy, in
vestigated and received an inter-
esting case history.
The woman's husband was an
ex-farm boy and this, with the
exception OF two weeks at Ford's,
was his first real job. lie applied
for the post Of janitor. which IN
itself was unusual for a husky
youth.
Al the end Of three months.
as is the companys custom, he
was offered a promotion as a
welder's apprentice. with a six
cent an hour raise. He re-
fused II.
Promotions from the ranks oil
common laborer in that plant are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Job for Him

Zeder's son, Fred Jr.. has just
enlisted in the flying corps.
"And he's going to have the
best motor and the best plane
I'm the world to fly, as will all
the rest of American aviatOrs,"
Zeder said, elf we engineers are
allowed to run things, Instead
of politicians"
Zeder hurried away to catch
a plane back TO Washington.
"This Is a 24-hOur job to u.s."
he laughed, mot eight hours,
five days a week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Can Anybody Do IN

PupiI--Can anybody interfere
with the governments defense
work? The newspapers often
have said that nobody must do
such a thing. that everybody
must be willing to take sacri-
fees.
Teacher-That's right.
Pupil-Then Mr.. Lewis must
be bigger than President Roose-
welt, bigger than the whole
government.
Teacher-We'll very soon find
out.
BELL rings.)
Copyright, 1871, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federation
Metals Division. Detroit, Spot % per cent
tin nominal: New York 50 90. future tin.
81 90. lake grade copper. delivered MID
west II slectroiytic spot. smelter. IL.
casting copper. II rs 81. Louis lead, $50;
ST. Louis zinc, s25 New York anthony,
10. virgin aluminium. Is
Tin. some November sales sold. Tuesday
copper sales, e56 tons. Export copper,
Iii.25; resale. ~. Free sterling, sf.0t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Condition Has Been Building Up for Years

This condition has building several
back to the oneded Wagner Act the radical put the
National Labor Relations Board the packing of the Supreme
Court eadng bad labor deciion and the selection of the
national defense mediation board eadng the
Kearny shipyard).
The background Of the trouble appears in the Presidents
selfish leaders, Instead of the of the
and correcting the evils inherent the administrations
handling of organized labor he tries make that there
special labor problem. almost words
Just speed up industry for defense Thus output
must be hindered either by of industrial
ayers holding for extra profits by minority of labor
leaders One might suppose that il it weren't for the the
labor situation would be might suppose that maybe
managers" threatening up
nations defense ndustriesi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Auto
Graphs
500 New Ideas \ y
Daily Submitted TO
Inventors Council
BY SILER FREEMAN

Startling new developments.
both for war and peace, may
come out of the war, according
to Fred M. Zeder. Chryslers
engineering genius. Zeder is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Economies in Local Governments Equally Timely

and nonlegastc standpoint economies
nodnse expenditures by state and local governments equally
important and timely.
bureaucras the habit Of thinking
balanced wohirds of the
toward balanced budget through bacbreang taxes Balance
approached through prudence and forearance
spending especially this uncture when needless
governmental expenditures will fan the inaonary flames
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Detroit Poultry

Hens. lbs and up. ice under los
lsc: leghorn hens lbs. and up. ifc
cocks. i21 ifc; rock springers, 19c; rocI
breHers. IN TO III lbs. 22c; leShorr
and up. 23c. young tom turkeys. rs lbs
2ic; ducks. white lbs and up, 15c
geese, Use; rabbits. i2c.
FGGs--Market nrm: current receipts
3Oc; undeYgrades, 25h d26hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Lewis HGney
Offers 4-POint Plan i
To End Labor Abuses

We i'm just about great danger on home front"
the foreign fronts AS the President belatedy
the shooting begun finds power challenged
home by labor dictator In fact the striking like the shooting
has been going for long
This is war 1t requires total unity of action within
the nation If such unity be gained voluntarily must be
established by coercion.
Mr.. Lewis is asking for IT,
According figures important strikes
defense industries involving $1,000 laborers Mr. Lewis
latest tieup top of an already bad condition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Acts Approach treason in lime Of War

The big organized labor far
beyond its responsibility Its leaders have been made almost
consequences of their They feel free
almost anything they
What President calls small dangerous minority
OF labor leaders tie the nations industries tightly In
noerabe approach
part of the state can't be bigger than the Whole.
Strikes called, without relation to working
conditions as a result of jurisdictional disputes.
Unfair practices
Of organized labor today.
Certain things badly needed We don't need to prohibit
strikes make them reasonable.
take real gains away labor but
the gains real
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Nj. s. RMkPySer
Nj. s. RMkeyser
Drastic Cut Urged
In NOnd efenSe Cost

John L. Sullivan assistant secretary of the treasury recently
addressing Industries of Massachusetts declared
substantial increases unless the national
debt is to get beyond al reasonable bounds
Logically this conclusion does not necessarily follow
approach Keeping The federal debt IN tow would
be through extreme in nondeense expenditures o
through strong effort eliminate de-
themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

m G m b er OF
the National
n V g n [ ors
Council which
has been set
up to Gull out
the thousands
of ideas SUBJ
m itted to
w a S h ington
10 find those
w h ich will
work.
ct h ere 3
about 500 "a
d ay coming
into the coun-
Gill;" Z e d e r
ctnto1 Hv 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Subsidiary Absorbed
By Allied ChemiCa!

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-National
Aniline e. Chemical Company, a
subsidiary of Allied Chemical &
Dye Corporation, is being merged
with the parent company and its
business will be conducted as the
National Aniline and Chemical
Diyiciny, of Allied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Midwest Refineries
Admitted 10 N.Y.Curb

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Mid-
West Refineries, Inc, common
stock, par value 81. today was adj
mitted TO dealings on the New
York Curb Exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Inland steel Company and subsidiaries
disclose for the quarter ended September
30 a net proft OF 50, 675, 724 after provision
OF 81 ,003, 500 for federal income tax and
81 Saz- 4o5-laE-Akeas -pstafsts-.es--N~t-f-
equal 10 81 rs a share on I .632. $40 shares
This compares with a reported net profit OF
S4.e1s.sis or $500 a share on ! .62s, 1855
shares in the September quarter OF 1910
and a net profit OF 81. 102.572 or $2.51 a
share in the June quarter OF 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Make Organizations Legally Responsible

To this end the following labor
Make labor organizations legally responsible proportion
TO their power.
make labor leaders legally responsible proportion
their power their unions1
3-Prohibit pickeing and violence.
Make labor organizations democratic in the of
officers policies by providing the
members that members
corporations.
In a democracy there should be no labor dctators
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Work Instead of Debate


tons laboratories and its pro-
ductive genius will win the war
against Hitler.
"We've got everything to win
with" he stated. "Who invented
the submarine, the plane, the
tank and all the other weapons
Of war? We did; they're ours.
Why shouldn't we develop them
and produce them better than
any one else?
"And we will, as soon as ev-
cry one stops debating and set
ties down to work. There should
he no blackouts of factories from
Friday to Monday. We should
work, work, work and turn out
the stuff to make our nation
impregnable. Well do IL, too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

tough enough Just to count
them, let alone read them ALL"
But not all are hare-brained
or gadgety, he went on. Many
are being tested out and hold
many possibilities for use by
industry as well as by the mill
tary machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
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