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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24

LOST-Small green Silk Change
Purse with approximately $50,
between Albury's Grocery and
residence, Mrs. Jack Delaney.
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-. Are Building Them!

cose History. L. B. Of North
Bennington, VT. enrolled with
Enbry-Riddle Feb. 4th for a
craft course graduated April
l1th-is now employed by Bell
Aircraft, Buffalo. N. Y. cose
History: I. B. Of Miami en-
rolled Feb. oath - graduated
May 9Th = is now at work for
Brewster, makers of famed
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
Sign and fixtures; two Aft.
Awnings; IA Napkin Dispe1s-
ers; two Display Pie Cases; six
Stools: counter and rail; two
Ice Boxes. Apply l23 Ann ST.
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TRAILERs. Apply Toninie's
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Men, Women /! Old at
40, SO, 60! Get Pep
Feel Years Younuer. Fun OF VII

Don't blame exhausted. worn-ont, rundown feeling
on your age. Thousands amazed R6 what q little
popping up with Ostrex will do. Contains general
tonics often needed after 4o-by bodies laeking
ron. calcium, phosphorus, iodine, Yitantn BIZ. A
73-year-old doctor writes: II took IL myself Re-
suits hne." Special introductory size 0strex Tonic
Tablets costs only 35c. Stop feeling pepless. old.
start feeling DeDpier and Younger. this very day.
For sale at Gardner's Pharmacy
and all other good drug stores
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FOURTEEN FIT. OUTRoARD
MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped
and one Johnson Cupboard mo.
tor, 4 b p. $3.50. James H
Pihder, l217 Petronia Street.
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Attorney at Law
217 Duval st. Phone 252
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u. s. Navy fighters We invite
you to inspect these and the
many other case histories In
our files--testimony that EN-
bry-Riddle's careful training
qualities men for real jobs in
the Aviation industry. Take
this opportunity the right
start in Aviation at this Cow
ernment-accredited school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
q uis ~ Line
Westinghouse Refrigerators
Reduced to Six Models

NEW YORK. Doc. 30 West
inghouse Electric & Manufacture
ing Company has reduced its 1912
line OF refrigeratorS 70 six models,
the 1911 line had IL mod
els The new Inc Of TcfrigcratorS
VIII contain o. per cent less alu-
minum than went into the Same
number OF rcirigeratorS in Janu-
AIRY, 1871, according TO Frank r.
kohnStamm >dlcS manager.
The future output of electric
household appliances and other
products i'm the companXs NOR
chandiSinC plants VIII depend upon
the amounts OF materials anc
effort which can he given over "a
durable consumer goods durinl
the emergency kohnStamm said
Tho Westinghouse plants ~
Mansfield q and Springfield
Mass. arc ai work On contracts
exceeding S25.oOUO0O for essential
war materials including ammuni-
ton. binoculars Grc control APP
taratus, bomb fuses and aircraft
parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Sent TO Main Factory

IN one plant which is building
bomber sections. the training IS
more elaborate. after short
preliminary course. those who
make good are sent to the main
factory producing tins type Of
aircraft and actually work on
The production lines there under
the supervision OF the aircraft
inspectors.
They are sent m small groups.
no more than four az Il time.
and when thcy have gone
through the factory processes
"a the-ma plant are ready 10
take their places as aIrplane
production and aeronauUc as
>cmhly experts Their training
is completed when they can turn
our eight perfect pieces Of
work
Not all make good but the
percentage Of failures in the
training schools are said 10 BE-
small So far the plants report
that only 10 per cent Of the men
started on The courses fail 20
MAKE the grade The aptitude
tests at the beginning weed out
most OF those untitled for the
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
SGEaenaHey
To Market
y @vg- Issue

NEW YORK, Dec 30.=The new
issue market is looking forward
to the fling with The SEC very
shortly of-&27 100000 debcnturcs
OF Schenlcy Di>tilIcrS Corpora
ton. This viii consist OF $1,000
600 sinking fund dcbcniureS, due
in 1852 and Sl7,50o000 due IN
1857. Mellon Securities Corpora
ton VIII head the underwriting
group.
Unusually strong sinking funds
are being SGT up, sufficient TO re-
tire 100 per cent Of The 10-yoar
dcbontuoS bv-thcir maturity and
- per cent OF the 15-ycar dcbcn-
lures by-thoIr maturity. The
coupon rate has not yet been de-
tcrmlned
Proceeds VIII be applied toward
retirement OF bank loans which
are outstanding in the amount OF
S29 100000 against rcccWahleS
II Is possible that The SEC viii
be asked so accelerate the regis
ration statement in which case
the Offering could be along shortly
after January l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Keller Warns Dealers

Plymouth. Dodge. DeSoto and
Ctrvvlcr dealers have received
"a letter from *. r Keller. presi-
dent IF Chryslcr. warning them
of the sacrifices ahead in NJ
interest OF The government ;
victory program and asking
their cooperation IN maintain
INK existing motor car and truck
Transportation units IN use.
Keller wrote
1T is important that YOU and
we, To the very best OF our
ability, extend fullest posSibIr
facilities for the adequate care
and protection of the 6.i0O.l12
thrySlcr Corporation motor
cars and trucks which are now
being used by the public. In
doing this an Indispensable ma
tionaI service will be performed
of great Importance not only
10 immediate war requirements
hut Ia the maintenance Of
strong and mobile wartime
economy.
Keep your reputation for
good service and pleasant Gus
toner relations In your COM
munity. Courage and fortitude.
and the doing Of first things
first. will help a lot to bring
this war 90 victorious and an
earlier conclusion"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
United Gas Sells
8 Ice Companies

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 80. -
United Gas Improvement Company
mas sold eight mall scattered ice
companic, in The west and south
west which were controlled rs
Commonwealth Utilities Corpora
ton of Delaware a subsidiary of
l. G. l. TIE Z G. had been
IN negotiation for sale ~ these
ice companies for some time and
last summer SEC included them in
an order OF l3 ncn-utIllty >uh>id.-
aries which u ordered L. c. l. 10
dlvcSt itself Of
The companies are located as
follows ono in Oklahoma City.
Okla; ono a. Tucson and ono AZ
Phoenix. ARR; one az Galveston.
Texas; one at Springfield Mo. 4,
two AT Louisville. Ky, and one at
Arkansas City. Kan.
The Louisville companies were
sold 10 City Ice and Fuel Com
pany, Chicago. The transactions
were for cash. but the purchase
price was not revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Arms Industry Starts From Scratch

hand, simpler and primitive national
elementary general tools
civilian 10 functions could more readily be ac
compShed.
over here the development Of armament industry
much fFeH4SefateF fields and
program approaching the present
initiated the fall OF thca low the spring
tedious job of toong has been
finished
Accordingly flow Of implements from the special
assembly acceeratng pace.
Nevertheless valuable and progressive peacetme Gus
useful though obsolete equipment raises diff
For example the wood furniture industry.
boloncck Importance the moment springs from a
scarcity OF modern glue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Trained in Small Groups

The men are trained in small
groups. Those who will handle
the task of making delicate
plane devices and sections for
the bomberS must be given al
most individual training. a
Douglas expert recently stated
that-l is impossible 10 teach
large class in aircraft work. He
said no more than two or three
men should have instruction at
one time.
Right now the plants are
working on getting super
visory force together. Semi
skilled men who show promise,
are taken from the automobile
lines and sent through the
processes of manufacture in
varied fields. After two or three
weeks, they become instructors
for a new class which is con-
stantiy being formed Thus
trained force * being buIlt up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Auto
Graphs
Lights Burn Brightly
AS Plants Train
War Supervisory Force y
By SILER FREEMAN

Automobile production lines
may be down but the lights Of
the plants school rooms burn
brightly. Thousands of automo-
bile workers are learning what
il takes 10 make plane parts
and other things that so into
arming a nation at war.
The men behind the men be-
hind the guns" are an assorted
lot. They are picked by the
aptitude tests devised for vari-
Gus types of work and also on
the basis of seniority where
union rules prevail
They are neither very young
men nor very old. They range
from - and % to 81 to 55.
Most of them have had light
assembly work experience. for
il has been found that these
men make the best recruits for
The new line of products eSpe-
ciaJly in making plane parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Oil Stocks
Show Uptufn

WASHINGTON. Dec. so -
Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum in the week
ended December 20 totalcd DAB
$1,000 barrels, according 10 data
reported to the Bureau of Mines
Compared with the total of the
preceding week. this represents an
increase of $4,000 barrels, COM
prising an increase Of 10000
barrels in stocks Of domestic
crude. but a decrease Of 235 1000
barrels in stocks Of foreign crude
Heavy crude oil stocks in Cali
fornia, not included in tho re
Unable crude stocks. totaled 10
05S.OO0 barrels. decrease of
10000 barrels from December 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Management Aided
by Move 10 Win
Workers Loyalty
By r. G. FORBES

Tito winning az Work.cr,
lns3bN may become mopl d.l-
hea.f during the trying times 0e
AFRO informs
Orc Sew York department
store Lord & Taylor has bit
upon an idea which may appeal
20 management, OF STORE
Throughout 'ho country u has
published voN prominently u
large UCV>p5 advertisements
photographs of The is men and
women comprising the Salc>
force In Ills linen department 10
launch ITS january linen SALE
IhlS tribute is paid them:
We are proud of our values
hui prouder still OF our cN-
pcricnccd and helpful sales STatf.
This staff adds -ttP ~ pa wears
of expert linen experience. They
look forward TO helping YOU
during our January sale and all
through the coming wear"
Nou can lmaElnc how cnlLu=
>laSucaliy these employees VIII
pcrtorm their duties. how
eagerly they viii strive 10 make
the sale ihc most successful over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Member TradinQ
IS Pei. in Week

WASHINGTON. Dec. so -
Members Of The New York Stock
Exchange in the week ended De
cember l3 traded 327T625 shares
for their own account 1882
PER cent Of total round lot OK
change transactions. according 20
SEC compilations. This compares
with 1855 per cent in the pre-
ccding week.
CT the total member trading.
purchases amounted TO l.60i605
shares and sales 1673,O2O shares
IL which 1879 go shares were short
salcs
Round lot transactions Of mem
bcrs initiated on the floor Of the
exchange were 740.22O shares or
rs per cent of total exchange
Y-ading. white round lot tranSac-
ions OF members initiated off the
!oor totaled So l05 shares or =. 10
par cent.
Round lot transactions OF Spc-
..slists were zoos 300 shares or
) :. per cent.
Total round lot volume on the
sew York Stock Exchange during
ne week was 10701 500 shares, of
which 243. 500 shares were short
ValCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Ok Listing 92,266
Shares Of Jacobs Co.

NEW YORK. Dec. 80 Commit
tee on listing of the New. York
Curb Exchange has approved
application OF r. l. Jacobs Com
pany for listing of g POS addl-
tional shares of 81 par common
stock upon official notice Of ISSUE
ance in part of 976S shares for
funding Of certain accrued lablli-
ties 10 certain officers Of corpora
ton and IN part 1880 shares for
acquisition of all common stock OF
Parts Manufacturing Company
pursuant 20 a plan of rcorganiza-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Attain Two Goals

This novel move is calculated
10 accomplish two important OBJ
cCtS.
First The immediate effect O.
enhancing manaGcmcnt-omployc
relations second. IL VIII draw a
lot of customers closer 10 these
sales people.
People, especially women. Ike
10 shop where the store attend
ants act as If they were kecnly
interested in serving them a
dissatisfied sales force cannot
completely satisfy customers.
Sincerity and uSInccrIty convey
different impression; intui-
lively one can recognize genuine
courtesy.
Also, many shoppers come TO
prefer certain employees 10 wait
upon them ttendhncSs dcN--
NclopS Tins is conducive 10 good
business, since n .rivctS custom
erS 20 the store
Publishing pictures Of sales
employees does something tofai>e
the dignity of both the store and
~ staff It conveys to- the 1Ittbitc
that the establishment must be
animated by cordiai employ
relations. that the management
is approcIatlvc of ITS work folks,
treats them CONSIDERABLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Building Permit
Valuations Off
In November

NEW YORK, Dec 30 For the
second consecutive month build
ing pcrmt valuations in November
were below the corresponding 1910
month, according to Secretary OF
Labor Perkins.
Total building permit valuations
in November were % per cent
under the like 1910 month, as a
result Of a s per cent decline in
new residential building and a 45
per cent drop in non-reSidential
building
Expenditures for additions, al
terationS ard repairs showed a
gain of ! per cent over 1910.
During the first IL months this
year permits with valuation OF
s., 52f00O werc issued, an increase
of 10 per cent over the preceding
year New residential building
permits aggregated Sl372 162 600
a gam of rs per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Brewster Aero 0mits
Year-End PAYMENT

NEW YORK Dec 80 In order
70 conserve working capital e
handle further expansion which
VIII bc required TO meet expanded
production schedules in war time
directors of Brewster Aeronauti-
cal Corporation have decided 70
omit declaration Of a year-ond
dividend a. this time. -
Total dividend payment this
year has been 80 cents a share
paid last July This compared
with total payment for 1910 OF -
cents a share. which was paid IN
December. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Cont Motors
Nets ; Millions
After HedvyTdx
SI.07, . Share Net
Is 3 Times Tota
for Lest Year

Continental Motors Corporation
owned subsidiaries for the fiscal
year ended OCT a. 1911 reports
ne. profit Of S323l72i after
normal and excess profits taxes
tot8l.uc 50 g50uol and q S15lU0U
TC>crVc i7r postwar adjustments
equal 10 SI07 q share ON 5000 600
shares ~ 81 par common
This Curuarc> with moi profit
S6l S33 or 20 cents a share IN
previous fiscal year
Net sales totaled Sd 56i65l
against S1090S $50
Indebtedness 10 The RcConStruc-
Z ion Finance G,eff-ef'at t..if .,ft--''f'ti~
inc 10 S75l292 was paid In iuil
during The year and loans amount
irc 10 So 661 Were hQudatod ace
cordnC 10 & ! Reese president
Tho -1nLnnratinn also -cNnanda4
500 S73 for additions 10 properties
and equipment and incurred OK
ponditureS of approXmajclN ST.
100000 for preparatory and pre-
operating COSTS Of government
contracts Despite these pay
,ncnfS. he points out working
capital was increased nearly ST.
100000 during the year
Because OF market conditions
and other circumstances. directors
have deemed II not advisable 90
sci 50 600 shares of convertible
preferred stock which had been
authorized by stockholders, Reese
YpppTfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser h
Explains Slow Shift
To Wartime Economy
M. S. Rukeyser

The American habit developed Andrew Carnegie
Of scrapping obsolete tools and
plants and replacing them with modern essentially
pcacetimc policy
Through the years has paid rich social dividends in
Nldng the American people with and better goods
strengthened the productivity of the human
worker with superior tools capa horsepower and bet
But this very policy has somewhat delayed the adjustment
Of the national economy a wartime basis.
Specifically the machinery of production is highly
specialized and suitable only for the specialized purpose IN
tended
Accordingly highly specialized and igs and dies for
making automobiles could be readily shifted tools for
making arp.anes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Steel Rate
Advances
To sb6 Pet.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 StoeI
operations this week are Sched-
ulcd an 9G ! per cent Of ingot
capacity against 93f per cent ia
the ptcNeas week an increase OF
2 Z points or 70 per cont accord
ing to the American Iron and
steel Institute. \ month ago. The
Indicated rate was 976 per cent.
The following table gives a COM
parlSon of current schedule with
the weeks after Christmas In
previous years, together with The
changes from The week Immed!-
afCiV DrpCpCin0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Instas Modern Machines in Recent Years

The industry had installed modern specialized machinery in
Tor the modern adhesive material and strapped
old equipment suitable using primitive
substitutes such flour and
Thus wartime must a price for the desirable
peaceme system of keeping industry thoroughly abreast OF
and
little American ingenuity VIII overcome these
handcap,. For example leading chemical company work
for making suitable additional Gluc from
available materials Likewise the industry which
relatively favorable position the availability
Of supplies has been momentary handicapped by the scarcity
butlap But the nvcntNcnoSS OF the in
duSiIl substitute fabrics made
cotton base for lining chairs and tor similar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Bituminous Coal
Output Exceeds 1910

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30
BituminouS coal production i'm the
week ended Dcccu b-er %
amounted 10 7O.750O0O not tons
against 100000 tons revised in
the preceding week and 993i00C
in the week ended Dec 2l 1910
according 10 the btumlnouS coal
division of the department Of. the
interior. Production in the first
81 weeks Of 1871 was 19l 557 OOC
tons. against 4il52S 900 in the
1910 pcriod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Need Human Touch

II has long hcon RECOGNIZED
that NOT "a lnDe Of or- la4,or
troubles of the last quarter
century sDranc from loss 81 the
human" touch severance of the
bond which used 10 unite the
individual EMPLOYER and his
work family when the boss knew
most of them nv name and
mingled Intimately with them
The advent of the corporation
ended that Executives took the
place of individual EMPLOYERS.
COMPANIES came TO have thou
sands sometimes scores of thou
sands of varc carncrS. Thus IL
go "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
BUSINESS
DETROIT s. 1z'TfMES
Lewis Haney
Lewis HaneY
q. -. bonds for Taxes
4 allied EnfHafiOalary

New Yorker asks: why let people part
taxes ny purchasing special securities payable
after the wat"
Answer suppose that tho head of family. sup
that children living and that they
contribute The support of the family Now suppose that
nee" large of money for house and that the
chan hard up and can't pay their share. What would
you
Certainly YOU would give children YOU with
tnc that they could around and
hc that YOU could then them pay the builder
plumber could do that you would need bother
about chdcns income. You could the money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Commodity Prices
Continue Advance

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70. $780,
Weekly wholesale commodity in
dex compiled by the National
Fertilizer Association last week
continued 10 advance 10 new high
levols, rising for tho fourth con-
>ecutIvo time lndoX i'm the week
ended December 27 stood TT 1885
per cent of-thc 1858 average as
100 II was 1872 a Vcck ago
ll6.S a month ago and $50 year
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Government Has No Resources TO Use

0iand Cal asks: When ii buys things why shouldn't the
directly the people? Ii could
basis United states resources instead of using its debt
Answer This like father giving his chill
drcE that they their debts
q difference instead Of bonds
could currency Tins would be
quickly and directly nlatonaIN
'ihc government has resources 10 use. The valuable
mostly belong individual
So,ue Suppose
cIy aud that the uses ScloS) security giving
>oU Would you. like that And have
except your labor would YOU like compulsory
labor the the Your lie? If what
AA-lL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Bennett, Van Fleet
Join HOrnblOWer

Uornblowcr &, Weeks members
of The Now York Stock Exchange
today announced that Howard
Bennett and Charles l.. Van Fleet
formerly with the Detroit office
of W r. Hutton e Co. VIII be
come associated with the firm az
its Detroit office ln The PenobScot
Building. " T. Hutton & Co
VIII close is offices here Dec
2i 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Give Plant Back
To Air Associates

BFNDIX. \. J.. Dec 80 Fred
G. Cobmrn president Of Air Assoc
cialcs Inc and Col Roy NJ Jones
amy officer in charge since 0c-
tobcr Fl sand In - Joint ANNOUNCE
Mon lh9t-thc Ay9tion Equipment
plant here at B6ndlX had heef'
returned 10 private management,
effective yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Would Destroy Confidence in Credit

proposal
propose government collects
shall INTO dehitlS ntSettpg heHffine adtt
obligations. This mortgaglng
would ba that confidence credit would be
completely destroyed Even the proportion of borrowing
taxes somewhat limited there would be real limit to
tht total Gobt.
proposals really individuals
cant take it, We don't want pay enough taxes
that back.
BIt government and credit credit
II the certainly can't collect
The taxes needs. IT can't the paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Postpone Boost
InBreadPri(eS

WASHINGTON, Dec 80 Office
OF Price Administration said The
General Baking Company had post
poned temporarily a proposed J.
cent increase in the price OF bread
pending a cost study by OPA.
The decision. "A spokesman said
was reached Monday al a con-
ference. Nn further details were
available i-nrc3idtrlV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
atcly preceding

The reason operations have not
reboundcd more sharply from holi-
day lovelS IS due entirely 10 the
tight scrap situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Like Keynes Forced Saving Notion

Maybe YOU would rather work out taxes IN mint or
factory
IS proposition somewhat like the forced saving notion
or j. NJ But the prevent
haton. II Just barrier to selling bonds Dor
rowing The IDEA of giving government bonds with which
forth relieving tax
the peoples morale reducing the sales effort required
SCH bonds
But can't keep and government bonds