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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
IN VITAL FIELDS

Importance of the overture was
increased by the fact the unions
involved operate in such vital de-
Tense fields as the manufacture Of
small arms, field artillery, machine
guns, engines, machine tools and
shipbuilding.
Heaviest concentrations Of these
industries are in the Great Lakes
regions and on the Pacific, Atlantic
and Gulf coasts.
Unanimous agreement to the
proposal was signified by the Ia
unions Of the metal trades divi-
sion, whose president, John p,
Frey, declared:
This Is very sincere effort
10 place the responsibility for
production squarely on manage
ment and labor-where IL be-
longs" :. :
Leading officials of the unions
will Immediately request h e
management of a number OF i'm
pnrtant industries-first shipbuild-
ing-to attend Joint conferences
for actual formation of the pro-
iected agreements, it was an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
$4,000 Taken Captive
Italians Clan,or to Be Captured Bardia Falls
Before Vicious Offensive by British Troops
CONTINUED from Page one)

North Africa after its shattered of the seaport,
E,ac a. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

Both Wilcox and Staeblcr re,
ferred newspapermen to Fitzgerald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

10 the extension OF American
trade and commerce in those
lands now open to us.
We must go all out in for
eign trade as well as in prepared
ness, if we are 10 make success
of II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Staples Erratic
During 1910
Cotton Gains; Silk, Coffee,
Sugar Hit Hard By Loss
Of World Markets

CHICAGO. Jan Accommodates
in 1910 were influenced by the
most confusing circumstances in
years.
War. decentralization Of foreign
markets, the huge United States
armament program and the ad-
miniStration price-flxlng and.
farm loan plans were only a few
of the factors with which traders
had to contend.
Cotton was in the select group
of staples which managed to gain
ground but il made no records.
The price of December futures
started around 9 cents. rose TO a
Spring high of 10lS. slumped 10
a low of S33 in June and wound
up around 1920.
The prolonged European war
and heavy armament spending at
home were graphically reflected
in metal markets. Millions OF
pounds Of copper were bought in
August and September. Sky
rocketing prices were avoided
chiefly because of the govern
mentS threats 10 act in case of
unwarranted increases. The metal
sold at a high of II cents a pound
in the early Fall.
Silk. sugar and coffee were hit
hard by the loss of world markets.
World sugar futures broke to a
price slightly more than a half
cent pound. Domestic futures
were helped in The closing months
by an increased United States con-
sumption. An all-time low of )
cents was touched by coffee fu-
lures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Extension of Export
Trade Urged by Jones

administration can pave the way
for private industry. 1t already
has. The Good Neighbor policy and
governmental credits have opened
the door for private industry and
finance in this hemisphere. The
question then is how our produc-
ers and manufacturers make use
of the opportunity that has been
given them? Much hard work is
needed 10 cultivate and solidify
the Latin-American markets for
the United States. II is a field
that has too long been neglected
in behalf of territory which APP
peared 10 be more easily profit
able. Undoubtedly our exporters
will have to change and modify
some Of our products and ways of
doing business. Where this is
necessary il should be remembered
that we are attempting to acquire
a market in which we have not
heretofore had our share and one
which il is to our interest to hold
oS the outcome OF the
conflict now raging in Europe.
II we are to do this job OF
preparedness well every activity
we undertake from this moment
until we can see the job is fin
ished must be initiated and ac-
cepted as being a part Of our
defense program, and as
such a patriotic duty in which
we must all participate with as
little thought of self as human
beings are capable Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Opportunities for Youth
Described by Educator
CONTINUED From Page lO)

Wanted: 100000 more trained
in a hundred or more
fields 10 check up on goods ana
services on behalf of the buyers.
See where your big chance lies
If you don't, I'm sorry for you.
1t means that you haven't caught
onto the American way or me
yet. For we are resolved 10
achieve widespread, comfortable
freedom in spite of the Great
Slave States We see only one
way TO do this: increase the pro-
ductivity of each and every CIT
izen TO new high. We must
Startle the world in the next hVe
years.
We must startle il with the
size and power of our military
machine We must next startie
1t with the progress we make IN
improving and cheapening the
price of all the good things OF
life. We must startle it with the
freedom we maintain along WIN
discipline. 1t will be the sort OF
discipline to which all firemen ana
policemen willingly submit, In
order to get results. 1t will never
infringe upon essential human
liberties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Life Policy Loans
Lowest in 10 Years

NEW YORK, Jan. 4 -Outstand-
ing life insurance policy loans de-
clined $131, 100000 in 1910 to ST.
767 900, 600. the lowest level in 10
years. indicating improvement in
the stability of family financial
conditions" the Institute of Life
Insurance said today. The current
total of outstanding loans is some
S65O,0OO,000. or so per cent,
smaller than at the bottom of the
depression. it was pointed out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Calls Every Man

The thing that we need 10
guard against most is the feeling
that once a thing is on paper or
outlined in principle those OF US
not directly concerned with full
fillment can forget the undertake
ing. That is not now the case. APP
plication and still more appliea-
ukon is required. The best brains
e can enlist are needed for active
uRrvice. and they are coming TO
the aid of the government more
and more every day. The talents
Of these men will be lost, how
ever, If they do not have unlimited
support. Moral support will not
DC enough Partial cooperation
will not fiji the bill. Every unit
OF industry. finance and govern
ment must participate actively.
Let us by all means profit by
what we have seen happen with
Our own eyes. We cannot afford 10
be SNUG. We cannot have the
slightest feeling of security until
those things we have put down on
paper as vital and necessary have
been sealed. signed and delivered.
In order TO achieve national as
Surance we must have each and
every man whether he has an Of
fetal part in the work or not
see 10 IL that those who have the
responsibilities arc doing what IS
necessary and also do the things
they can that will help those in
authority
In the field Of export trade this
is Startlingly true. The Roosevelt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Kerosene Advanced
By s. 0. Of Indiana

CHICAGO. Jan. Effective
January 6. Standard Oil Company
of Indiana will advance to normal
all tank-wagen- prices on perfec-
ton kerosene that are y cent or
less subnormal. All other special
tank-wagon prices on this product
will be advanced al least ? cent
per gallon, leaving none more than
l cent Subnormal
At the same time all remaining
subnormal prices on standard
heater oil orange oil will be adj
vanced TO normal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

turned the trick. Cut out the
making of useless things, all along
the line. Cut out waste OF time.
of efforts. and Of materials Then
a worker having the new machines.
the new methods and this new
freedom from waste will be pro-
ducing. in 80 hours. more than an
old-time worker did in 10 TO 120
hours.
We Americans are moving in
exorahly in this direction II is the
true direction of human progress.
hence it IS our way. Whether we
plan it consciously or not, we take
II. And here lie all worthy OPP
portunlties for the next genera
tiop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Chemists Needed

Wanted: $4,000 more chemists
and metallurgists than we now
have. They must improve machines
and methods. as we'll as materials.
Wanted: 5000 more well-trained
inventors. We guarantee that they
will not be neglected and mis-
treated as the Wright Brothers
were.
Wanted: $4,000 more physicians
and surgeons than ever before, 10
raise the workers health and thus
step up the man-hour output.
Wanted: $4,000 more dentists.
TO raise the well-being of the new
workers.
Wanted 100000 more teachers.
Not the kind we've been training.
No, wholly new kinds. They must
be able TO train workers high and
low in all the new fields. Until
we find them, we can make little
Roadway. The technical trainer is
our worst bOttleneck today.
Wanted: 100000 more engineers
than we now have, to speed up
technology as never before.
Wanted: $4,000 more craftsmen,
for the engineers and the builders.
Wanted: 100000 or more top
skill mechanics and electricians.
Wanted: $4,000 welfare workers.
10 watch over the new shops, mills
and factories.
Wanted: 100000 more aviators
than are now in sight.
Wanted: $4,000 highly trained
farm managers. who soon must
reorganize the two or three mil
lion ill-managed farms, combin-
ing them into large units and
making them efficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Roney-Cramer Co.
1l245 Gratiot Avenue
Sarb-Prince Motor Sales. Inc.
6155 West Fort Street
W. A. Schmidt, Inc.
1880 Grand River Ave.
Harry Shorter, Inc.
$500 Woodward Ave.
Tsylors'. Inc, l5400 Livernois
Teagsn Motor Sales
S403 Grand River
Babcook Bros. Sales. Inc.
1026S w. Jefferson Avenue
River Rouge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Auto Trade Counts
Third Best Year

The nations automobile in
dustry will count 1910 as one of
its best production and mer-
chandiSing years. stimulated in
both phases by the uncertainties
of the requirements of war and
rearmament.
1t closes the year with an in
Dictated output of better than
100000 vehicles. worth at
Wholesale about $1,000, 100000.
In 1899 factory assemblies
numbered 3.732,7lS The biggest
production years in the indus
try's history were 1929. with a
factory output of 5.621.715 units,
and 1897, with 5.0l6.437 assem-
blicS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

4 Ills 10 nCldic
time when we
C a n IL e [
George do it.
Private indus
try alone is not
sufficient 70 +
the task. Gov
eminent is not
wise enough to
do it single
handedly. n o r
Is II enough loI
certain ele-
ments of indus
try and finance
a n d C r I a in
portions of gov
eminent TO Ge-
,.otnthnrrncnlNnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Training Essential

How to go about getting your
best place in this exciting up
heaval? Double Eyes, treble) your
present abilities. Work as you
never worked before. Train your
self intensively in all the skills
which may help you toward your
goal. Assume that you must pro-
duce at least twice as much as
any good man in your field Is
actually producing.
Tomorrow belongs TO the hard
hitter, to the strong man, to the
tough mind in a tough body. You
have a task to do. You must
make the world safe for free
people, Fail, and you go the way
of the slave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Hughey Motors, Inc.
1880 Joseph Campsu Ave.
Lake Shore Motor Sales
14615 E. Jefferson Avenue
W. o. Lake, Inc.
1897 S. Main St.
Royal Oak
Howard Otis
33015 Grand River Avenue
Pennington
Raynal Brothers
9l03 Chalmers Avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Garfield Motor Sales
1866 Gratiot Ave.
Cau Motor Sales
$500 Csss Avenue
Colville Moore Co.
10000 Grand River Ave.
z. n. Cook Motor Sales
$685. Van Dyke Avenue
Tom Donovan Motors, Inc.
\ 6340 Michigan Avenue
Thomas J. Doyle, Inc.
1870 East Jefferson, at Chene
Freedman Motor Sales
5000 w. Dawson Avenue
Genthe Brother.
1850 Biddle Ave, Wyandotts
Cray Motor Sales
2719 West Jefferson Avenue
Trenton
Hodges Auto Sales
23048 Woodward Avenue
Fernds's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Coordination of
\ Our Resources
, Essential
BY JESSE ii. JONES
Secretary Of Commerce

Coordination of all of our re-
sources and the application of all
of our energies are essential today
in the stimulation of export trade.
This is neither the dav NOR tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
New Bond Offerings
Jump 10 IS Million

NEW YORK. Jan. New bond
offerings totaled SIS, 204, 800 this
week. against $4,000 900 last week
and S22,494, 900 a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

I CApITM 1913 West Vernon Highway 4
Nn iiVb open 10 II 30 Park Free
James Ellison ''23Is HOURS LEAVE. "
PLUS "SNEETHEART OF THE NAVY "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Better Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. u.

tered objections TO use OF hear
ing aids on the ground that they
are like clutches on which the
user must always depend. and
continued use might injure the
hearing.
THE comparison is not an
apt one. A crutch is something
which provides a substitute for
normal exercise. A hearing aid
is exactly the contrary; il pro-
vides normal exercise where il
otherwise does not exist. A func-
tion that is not exercised dete-
riorates, and that is just as
true of the hearing as of any
other function of the body"
p. K.-'T am 10 years old and
have had rheumatic fever. /
would like advice on change of
climate as l have a chance 10 go
TO the middle western states
and / am wondering if this
change will be Of any benefit TO
me. There seems 10 be no
change in my condition here"
Answer should say that the
Midwest offers a good deal bet
ter climate for you than tho
seashore. The dampness and
fog are likely 10 bring on a.
tackS frequently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

al VIN-West Dearborn DE-. 1850 n
NhL'h' Doors open 90 = NJ stuart
Erwin and Una Merkel IN "CRACkED
NUTS" Plus Dorothy Lewis and John
Beai In DOCTORS DON'T TELL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

An ear specialist showed me
a letter the other day from a
patient, which had substantially
this complaint, You took $25
from me and all IIgot for il was
that you told me you could do
nothing for me"
Now" the ear specialist said.
"this is exactly what / did tell
him. i said that from my IS
years experience / did not be-
lieve any treatment i could give
him would substantially prevent
the progress of his deafness.
Furthermore. i said, in order 10
earn my money ! feel / should
give you the only advice that l
think will conserve your future
health and happiness. First. be-
gin TO learn lip reading right
away. Second. experiment TO
find out whether you can obtain
hearing aid which will be
satisfactory 10 you"
This is practically saying the
same thing as, in the words Of
noted authority. IF there is
the slightest risk that deafness
is progressive. action must be
taken TO forestall social, tenn
peramental and mental damage.
Prevention is much easier and
more effective than patching up
after the worst has happened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17


mi 0NV-i66S5 Mack Ave. Park Free 4
NVLVHi n r l. n q V RI
GONE WITH THE WIND"
With Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh
C0I0NY-iSeSs Mack Ave. Park Free =
HELD vERi "GoNT WIN THr
WIND" with Clark Cable and vivien
Leigh, al 1850. 40 and $50 ? NJ
C0hlNT-i2027 Conant Tw. 2-SOSs 4
NVNn'i open II IS Cont. Free Dishes
- Ladies Ann Sheridan and George
Brent IN "HONEYMOON FOR THREE. .
san ANTONIO ROSE" Robert Paige
c0ITRTFSV-West Vernon at Military
NVVhiLO Ladies GIFT Night Merle Oberqn
IN THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING Car6le
Lands Adblphe Menlou ROAD SHOW -
cpVcTM Michigan and Sld street 4
NhiOihL Cont from - Noon. Dinner
! ware. Jane Withers. Jackie Cooper IN
HER FIRST BEAI." Robert MontEom-
cry, O. sanders RAGE IN HEAVEN"
DAVN-ssiO GrBuot-Iroauofs PL. 1888 n
DhWN Matinee Daily. Cont from Noon
Hot oven Dinnerware 20 the Ladies' Norma
Shearer Joan Crawford, Rosalnd Russell
N THE wOHfN." klso Mary Roberts
Rinehsr,'s THE NrHsE's SECRET"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
A Few of Many
REAL BARGAINS
IN TODAY'S
WANT ADS

BETWEEN sCHooLcRAFT. KENDALL
81, 600 down.
5-rm. frame. garage hot-air heat: o.
burner large lot. very nice yard
CASPER VERNOR-lO rooms. steam heat
81 500 total price.
HAZELWoOD 32S5 Dexter - s-room
steam S37 80 monthly 81 327 down
ROsEDALE GARDENS -l14o1 Melrose. o
room 2-car garage handicapped
5 RMS BATH -2-GAR SO 100
$3.50 On $50 MO now READY
Recondtioned like brand new new plumb.
ng newly sanded floors. modern kitchen
Insulation.
$l,04s 5o-S $40 MONTHLY
NEW FOUR.ROOM HOUSE
MOVE RIGHT IS-SAVE 81 500
PROSPECT. 1890 Cat Van pyke-Eight-
Mhel 80 $i75 90 DOWN. SO so first q
months Lot 35x120
CROSSE PolNTE WOODS 2l2i Loeb
moor medium priced Broom brick
S37 80 monthly
PLEASANT RIDGE SIS West Oakridge
6-room colonial Roosevelt School
PETOsREY NEAR BOSTON
5-rms. hot air heat. lear gar So 200
$3.50 On. bal S27 per mo.
ROYAL OAK. 17Os Al,adena rooms
attic. S32 month includes everything
JOY ROAD. 537s
$500 DOWN OPEN DAILY
Two blocks from Grand River. just com
pleteiy reconditiuned and modernized. So
room. face brick 2-flat. An excellent home
land investment. Separate heating plants.
'2-car garage. side drive Monthly pay u
only $is Upper rented low at S37 &c.
EAST FOREST. 3i5e-6-5 rooms base
ments 81 100, 81 600 down.
.TROEsTER. l5aOO-Brick home ali mod.
ern features: exceptional value.
BIRMINGHAM -- Webster Adams: new 2.
bedroom. fun basement open daily,
50 300. FHA terms. Ny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

1900 NOON
NtR-tife Beautiful-D.
WWJ-Phil BrestoH NJ.
CKIW-News. livestock.
WCAR-NeWs
WEYX--%eWs Acct
WJLB-Detroiters speak
81 f.Nl- Hawauan Melodies
NJBk-Name that Song NJ
W45D-Be Beverly Mahr-M.
I2:ls q. ".
WJR-Woman IN White.D.
WWJ-You a Your House.
WCAR-Luncheon Club-M.
WxYZ-Farm News
WJLB-Keybosrd kApers
WFXI,-Musicai program.
WJBK -FrAnkie Masters.
Rhythmaires-A
1880 r. ".
NJR- Happiness Right.D.
NWJ-Lee Smits-T.
CKLW-Frt. Page Farrell.
,FCAR Man on Street-T.
WXYZ--MiddAy Melodies
WJLB-LunCheon music.
Wf.NIr-ksvscast-T.
WJBK-Luncheon Melodies
i2:45 r. NJ.
WJR-Road of LIED
WWJ--Nan on Street-T.
CKLw-Dance Rhythms
NCAR-Frolic Makers.M.
WNYz-News Summary.
WExI,-Music Program.
WJBK-Dixieland Strings
M45D-News Summary.
100 r. VI.
WJR-Dr. Malone-D.
WWJ-Light OF World.D.
CKLW-H Happy Gsng-N.
WCAR-News: swing-M.
WXYZ-Vincent Lopez-N.
WJLB--News; Canteen-M.
WJBK-Pollsh ladies mr.. "
WasD-Musieal matinee.
W49D-Luncheoa music.
lis r. VI.
WJR-Joyce JordansD.
WWJ-Aystery Man-D.
WEXI~Vocal Varieties,
1850 Y. NJ
WIR-Fletcher Wiley-T.
WWJ-Valiant Lady.D.
CkLW-Quiet Sanctuary
WCAR-Matinss Melodies
WxYz-Into The Llght-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
What S on the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
II the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
LEARN NEW HABITS

All deafness is not the same
and this advice does not apply
10 all people. but il is a tragic
fact that nobody believes when
he begins TO get deaf that he is
ever going 10 get any worse.
InaSmuch as progressive deaf
ness comes on in middle life
when II is difficult TO form new
habits and learn lip reading, the
time is put off until too late 10
do any good.
This mental attitude that 1T
can't happen 10 me" prevents
people from realizing how much
hearing they have lost because
their family and friends learn
10 raise their voices. II one Of
them doubts thiSr--aS test ask
the members OF the family 10
talk IN a perfectly ordinary tone
Of voice. Don't look at the
speaker Try hearing without
benefit OF lip reading at 10, ID
or 20 feet. II you are shocked
by the discovery, be thankful
about 1t. You have done YOUR
self a great service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

CAME0-'-Mnils a, : Russell TO; sIs1el =
( Ladies: e. Bennett Cosmetics. Donald
Woods 81 II WAS A PRISONER On
DEVILS ISLAND" Land Of Liberty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
HEARING AIDS

The progressive deafness Of
mldle age can sometimes be
halted IN its progress. But, at
best, il is inevitable 1t is simply
put off a few years.
Hearing aids have been
greatly improved both in APP
pearance, size and effectiveness.
They exercise the function of
hearing DR. Walter Wells says,
Now and then | have encoun-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
SERIAL STORY
LESSONS IN LOVE
BY JERRY BRONDFlELD

Sure is" Dugan agreed. but
down in Oklahoma we don't have
to travel 20 miles 20 get H."
Larry looked at him and
chuckled. Seconds later he stole
another look at Dugan. and Bar
bara noticed the second look was
one of puzzlement.
They stopped at a roadside stand
and had hamburgers and pop.
Returning TO the Chase home
Dugan got out OF the car and
stretched. you folks excuse me.
won't YOU want to check into
some reports before ! go TO bed"
Larry took Barbaras hand in
his. How pleasant" she said
mockingly. This is the first de-
cent attention you've paid me In
weeks
He laughed. Relax, beautiful.
No time for romance. Got TO get
home and doctor that sick pony
again. However. I want 10 tell
you a little secret. Your friend.
the Chief he isn't much more
Of an Indian than / am"
She sat bolt upright. What
do you mean ?"
i've been trying 10 place Mr..
Dugan Blake for two days now,
and I've finally got IT, A man
doesn't have his picture in the
paper as often as he did for me
not TO remember him.
He was a whale OF a football
player down In Oklahoma a few
years back
II know" Barbara interrupted.
"They called him Indian Du-
gan Blake Larry continued, but
actually his percentage Of Indian
blood is very. very fractional. As
recall II, however. some kind
Of tribe lad made him an honor
airy chief. and the papers had
made quite a fuss over il. Yknow.
nearly everybody down in Okla
horna has some Indian blood In
him. Why. we even had an Indian
vice president once. Remember ?
Curtis"
Barbara nodded remotely. 80, "
she murmufed. That's ~ Larry,
CONTINUED on Page u. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Pattern

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