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Evening star., 1941-03-01
Secretary Perkins
Calls Conference
On Harvester Strike
CIuett, Peabody Workers
Agree to Return to
Work Monday
Earlier Story on Page AL

BY the Associated Press
Secretary Perkins called today a
conference Monday of officials of the
International Harvester Co. and the
c. l. O.'s Farm Equipment Workers
Organizing Committee to seek a set
tlement of a strike at the company's
four big plants.
In kilograms to Fowler Mccormick.
president of the company. and Grant
Oakes, chairman of the Farm Work
ers, she requested that they and
their representatives meet in the
Labor Department Monday after
noon.
The Labor Department estimates
that $4,000 men are idle in strikes at
the four plants-two in Chicago and
one each in Richmond, Ind. and
Rock Falls, Ill The disputes all
involve demands of the union for
recognition as collective bargaining
representative of the employees.
In Chicago officials of the union
and company announced they would
send representative to the confer
ence. The c. 1. o. chose Mr.. Oakes
and Powers Hapgood. national rep
resentative of the C. I. O., as spokes-
men.
Harvester officials planning to at
tend include Mr.. Mccormick and
George j. Kelday, industrial rela-
tionS manager.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Free French Aid British
In Drive on Cheren

BY the Assecia ted Press.
LONDON, March 1-"Free French"
headquarters announced today that
a field battalion of their forces from
the Chad territory now was aiding
British in operations against Cheren.
Eritrea, and that it had participated
in the capture of Cubdub, north of
Cheren. seizing 400 prisoners and
three guns.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle. the free
French" leader, told reception Of
French in London that 80 carefully
chosen Germans had arrived in
Casablanca, French Morocco, charged
with carrying on the progressive
disintegration of France and her
empire"
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Racing Results
Entries for Monday on Page TX.
HioIeuh Park
3y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse, 81 200; claiming:
4;ys 4;ysar5olds r3flfs and up fuElopss ,oo
Pari Ernest tGarnerl 1910 a.2o
Josie's Pal (Atkinson) 14.9O
Also ran-Moonlite Bobby, Maecaro.
Grand Lama; Hunting Home, Lady Val,
Cease Fire; Hi Kid: Adolf and Little Bolo.
L. E. ogle and D. A. Wood entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing 4-yesr-olds and up; "a miles.
RTifhE R.iilH,St ycSEy fgs,bs, MAnd 1920 $50 s3cc
sa!1V5sh Piek oat tSfsSoy CascOy, I'''O 80
Time. 2:O5as. ,
ESaFd AaG seRsSa ATdoS SP'fg
DAILY Double paid s61)
THIRD RAcE-Furse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds furlongs
Starry Hope tstout $50 $50 $50
Maepeace tMcCrearyl $40 410
ROYAL Ruby II ,WrighD $40
Also ran--In Question, Bitter Ender,
Man. Mar irish irish paS Sna and T Hornbende 0S' 00''0"
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 200 claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; l mile and fur
weary Flower GMCresry) 100 40 $50
Grey Doll tMacAndrews) $50 40
Panalons Briggs 7.7o
Time. 3:00+s.
Also ran-Count Natural. Barbed re-
tort, Sicklebill. West Sea, Gallant Friar,
Hilfair, Shag and Annikin.
FIFTH RACE-The Hialeah Juvenile
Stakes; purse, $1,000 added; 2-year-olds:
nursery course: 3 furlongs.
Albatross tAnderSonl 800 40 2.40
a Eternal Bull Garner 2.90 $50
a Bold Question (Wrightl $50
Time, 0:33ls.
Also ran-b His Shadow. chopsticks,
Sir War. New Trick. stimstone. Tee Midse
and Scotland Light.
a A. T. Simmons entry.
]. H. Louchheim entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: added:
The Widener: 3-year-olds and up, "a miles
b Big Pebble (Seabo) 1850 $3.50 1900
b Get Of (Gilbert $3.50 1900
Haltal fMcCrearyl 400
Time, 2:02+s.
Also ran-Bmelech. Hash, Corydon.
Cherry Jam. Shot Put, Sickle T, Royal
Man. The Chief. Ringie, Snow Ridge and
Joe Schenck.
Greentree Stable entry.
Circle NJ Ranch entry.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Food Rotioning frightened

HELSINKI, Finland, March l (4).
Food rationing at Helsinki was
tightened today, with March allot-
ment of less than so cents worth of
meat or eggs per person per week.
Addition of eggs to the rations list
caused little excitement. They dis
appeared from the market early in
the winter. 4
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Union Ratifies Agreement.

TROY, N. Y, March l tP)-Strik-
ing union employees of the Troy plant
of Cluett. Peabody & Co., which has
S228,000 Government contract for
Army shirts, ratified today a new
contract agreement and voted to re-
turn to work Monday.
The strike began February 20.
The agreement, spokesman for
the c. 1. o. Amalgamated Clothing
Workers Union S, id, provides a
minimum 40 cents an hour wage
rate, 712 cents higher than the pres
ent legal minimum; a per cent
wage increase April l and similar
raise August IS; machinery for ad-
justment of grievances and recogni-
ton of the union as bargaining
agent.
Effective until September, 1912
the pact also covers the company's
plants at Atlanta, Ga, and Leomin-
ster, Mass, where strikes have beer
in progress, and at Corinth, N. Y
Union employees at Atlanta will meet
on the contract tomorrow and al
Leominster later today.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Suntu Anitu

FIRST RACE-Purse. S1,51o; claiming:
4-year-olds and UP; A miles.
Ebony Moon CGray) 1880 4.2o 900
ChaSar tNevesl $40 $50
Torch Marcher (Bierman) 800
Time, 2:0Sh..
Also ran-Abdicator, Dasko, Galpen,
Rommy. Sure Miss, Slave Song and
q Robber Bold
Mrs. z. Voynow and c. Putnam entry.
SECOND RACE@Purse, S1.610: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile.
Singing Torch tRodri'z) ll.60 $50 4.60
Devalue (Dodson) 1880 $50
Torch Lee fAdam0 $50
Time, / Al Is.
Also ran-Bubble Lii Lsudy, The Raider,
Real Article, Wee Biddy. Agnes 9. and
Rough News.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Continued Showers
Make Track Sloppy
For Santa Anita
By the Associated Press.

BY Ihe ASSOCIaIed PTeSS.
LOS ANGELES, March IA
bright sun broke through cloudy
skies at $50 am. today, but 40
minutes later showers fell again
and it looked like a threatening
day for race fans attending the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap.
The track was sloppy.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
NAZIS SEIZE BULGARIA BY AIR AND LAND
Big Pebble Captures $50 600 Wdener Stukes Be Running Fourth
Late News Bulletins
Nozis Fine Amsterdam $1,000 900


authorities fined the city Amsterdam gulders
nomnaly nearly $S000O00) today penalty for
disorders against the occupation city, on threat
OF further reprsas must pay the money within and
then collect within six weeks from inhabitants who in the
s5OOo-a-year class Thus approximately 5000 of Amste
dams 100000 citizens will pay the bill Hill
Versum and zaandam also fined total of about
s15OOOO0.
Japanese Worships off Cap St. jacques
SAIGON, French Indo-China lP,.-Three japanese
appeared Cap jacques miles Saigon,
late today and persisted that still larger forces
IN the Gulf of Siam and nearby waters Yesterday
reported without confirmation that Japans naval patrols
around IndoChina toaled 81 ships of all categories,
Earlier Story Page AID
Bozis Smoshes All Indoor Shotput Records
NEW YORK lF'-Giant Al Blozs of Georgetown Univer-
sity broke all indoor the shotput this afternoon
he warmed for defense of his intercollegiate A. A. A.
title in Madison Square Garden with tremendous heave of
56 feet inches anywhere
time, the country. only
the outdoor record of 81 feet inch Jack Torrance
of L. s. u in Oslo Sweden in 1884 Ken Lyden of George
town emerged as one of the winners in the loooyard run
eliminatons
Navy Beats Army, 48 to 36
ANNAPOLIS Md PD-The Navy basket ball
its annual game with Army today, 48 to &c.
Army Swimmers Beot Navy, IS to 30
WEST POINT, N Y. uF-Capturng six of nine first
places Army downed Navy, 80, today the third
swimming meet between the service schools.
Miss Cothron Wins South Atlantic Title
oRMOND BEACH, Fla. tP.-Jane Cothran of Greenvlle,
c. the medast defeated Mary Wall of Menomine
Mich and A. today to win the South Atlantic womens golf
tournament.
$4,000 Bonds Set in Arlington Robberies
Arlington County trial magistrate today set bond at
$4,000 each in the of three arrested yesterday
charges of staging series of robbere The accused
listed at Jackson Royal Lewis 29 fixed address, Howard
Acton 4400 block of Klinge NV and Albert Hamm
jr, l700 block of Thirty-ffh street NV.
Earlier Story Page A-6)
British Claim Four German Planes
LONDON pFN.-Britsh fighter planes swept Northern
France this afternoon shot down three German fighters
without loss, the Ministry of Information announced
fighter patrol shot down German bomber the Channel
ST. James Beats St. Adams, 28 to 20
ST James School of Hagersown, Md defeated St Albans
% to 90 in basket ball in ST. Adams gymnasium this
afternoon High Stewart ST. James center, with
Is points.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
GUIDE FOR READERS

Page.
Amusements,
B.
Church
News --A-12-15
Comics B-10-11
Editorials --A-10
Legal Notices B-9
Lost, Found BIS
Financial Alb
Evening star., 1941-03-01

Page.
Obituary AT
Radio ---B-10
Real Estate B-1-5
Serial Story--B-6
Society Az
Sports A-16-17-1s
Garden
Page ------A-S
Evening star., 1941-03-01
British Claim Four German Planes
st. James Beats St. AIbon's, 28 to 20

ST. James School of Hagerstown, Md defeated St Albans
% to 90 in basket ball game ST. Adams gymnasium this
afternoon High Stewart ST. James center with
pts
Evening star., 1941-03-01

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-x Of this edition OF The Star, supple
menting the news of the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Stock Market
Shows FHnner
Tone al Start
ChrysIer. U. S. Steel
y Add Fractions in
Fairly Active Trade

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The
stock market met some support
at the opening today, following
Yesterdays late scllon. Trading
was at a moderate pace, but
changes were of fractional proper
tons.
Numerous large blocks appeared
on the tape early. ChrySler picked
up n on 1900 shares and United
States Steel on 1000 shares
showed a similar advance. Others
were 800 shares in General Elec-
trio, 1,G00 shares III Pennsylvania
and 5000 shares in Radio at
slightly lower prices.
American Telephone and Tele-
graph continued weak following
yesterdays break of over ) points.
Modest gains were also shown
scored by Douglass, Dupont, Re-
public Steel, Sears and Westing-
house. Elsewhere the trend was
firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Trash Trial
jailed for 90 Days. Hell
Miss Trapping Season
Time. stan Correspondent,

BAY CITY. Dec. Is Christian
Trash, Frankcnlust ToWnSh p
muSkrat trapper who just won {
refrain from drunk driving was
to 60 on trial today for that arc
a second charge
Jailed two weeks ago for an
unpaid fine. Trash IS accused of a
new case of drunk driving and
leaving the scene of an accident.
He is serving 90 days for the
unpaid fine and police were pre-
dieting the trapping season would
be well nigh over by the time he
completes that plus whatever SEN
fences might result from today 5
Trials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crts. L. s No I
/ Z - IN. min. unless otherwise stated Nc
lniosh 81 S0M i.75; Delicious 81 60ul Is,
SpNs 81 6oT 65; Jonathans. 81 50d IS
kinEs. >l0 l. Is. NaEsnerSt Sitt-i ti0ider
Delicious, 81 5OffIs5: Washington boxes
Delicious extra fancy SIS 1855. 81 25Q2 IS
, ,sny' 81 :og2; red Delicious fancy SIS
BEANS Florida bu hmprs Black Val.
lentnes 81 2 p, mostly S2d . % Bountl-
iuis 81 1872 mostly 81 7a4 IS. fair.
~ 30. Plen,i Jus few - ID. Wax beans,
LIMA BEANS BIZ hmprs 81 5oat
BROCCOLI California pony crts 2S- 30
hchs, S3H3 40; Arizona, - hchs Sc son
/ CARROTS Los Angeles crts. s-doz,
punches. California, 50 IS u I IS, mostly 81
Arizona. NHi 50. mostly StH425; Texas
: dor 81 25 few 81 30
! CABBAGE stock New York. so-lb
sacks. Danish, Sla1.1O, fair. 75c; Michi
/ nan. hu s3cuIi. New stock; Texas. Los
Angeles crts.. round type. 81 500 3, mostly
81 s. 30 hair crts. 81 So 1.75, Ar
IONA Los Angeles crates, 81 90
- Michigan, bundles 1doz
stalks. Mammoth. SOC, California Pasca
1872. doz 81 - wire bound crts ~ e,
itoz 81 IS Florida wire hound crts 6s
iXN's 81 SOFA 20
CAULIFLowER California pony crts
12s and larger, 81 60 S.. mostly 81 81
. 20 Arizona pony crts i2s and larger,
CRhNBERRrse Massachusetts =, bbi
boxes HoWcs 81 151i
GRAPES California display lues Emper-
ors $i.7bd2, best, 81 Is, fair. 81 so, Al
rncrias best. 81 iog so, Riders African
LETTUCE London type Los Angeles
crates: Arizona Yuma district 5-dozen.
s. 1915 so, dozen SS0T6 Phoenix ais
Ituct dozen. S47Sd5. California. I'm
penal valley dozen. ordinary to fair
ONIONs-ho-lh sacks. sweet Spanish
it No J, BIN. and larger Colorado.
81 So Idaho. S7' 2..3in, size $3.50
500 2-.rcn and lsrger 81 500 50, 3-inch
min sweet spanish type. 81 so Iowa.
40 J. Yelo"s, mediums, $500
1 POTATOES too-ib hacks idaho L
80 Nussef Burhapks washed. 50 - ~
10, 1o-ih. sacks 81 &c q $ CONNER.
|Gsl ioo-lo. sacks g 400 80 Maine, 100.
b sacks No ,ChIppeHas and
I3ta $50. sO.ib paper SACKS y = No !
'ahdins &iia, New YORK, iS-lo. paper
sacks. Round whi,es ~ 1876; loo-l6
/ al pS. Michigan. 1O0-lh sacks U s No
II Russet Rursls 81 65pl.75. Chippewas
81 $50 2. Upper Peninsula. s. No
Green Mountains. 100 m. sacks, 81 50 y
/ IS; 15-lb paper sacks. CSC Nebraska
I5o-h cotton sacks u S. 40. !. Triumphs
81 s0dis5. Florida hu. crates. L. S. No
=, Tr y Ig,As Sc ~ o...
RrTABAGAs-Csnads waxed, 5o-poun'
backs 6Su T5c.
SHAILOTs Louisiana hhls 20 dozei
|hunchcs IS 50n7; crates : dozen s. 50
Il SPINACH Texas, ou. basket, SaNo'
type ~ %
sTRAWHERRIEs Florida pony refrg
orator $3.50 per pint
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans
nu crates T. s No. !. Louisiana 81 s.
TeXas s. s0uIs5 Tennessee gencraln
good quality. 81 ~; M hampers. Port
Rran vans 81 50 hu. hampers. Name
Halls 81 2O1125. Oklahoma. nm basket
Jersey f,pe 50 New Jerse, hu hampers
|r s No JERSEYS Red Soil stock - so
TOMATOES lo-lh cartons repscks
81 81 s-lb basket. Ohio hothouse. 81 g
% g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
PROGRESS Depicted

Facts were given here re-
Gently descriptive of the forward
steps railway arrangements have
taken 10 provide special freight
cars for special uses
w c. Kendall, of tho AsSocia-
ton of a erican Railroads.
after expressing appreciation Of
tn Q Interesting information
given. draws attention 10 "thc
great number OF special types of
equipment which railroads pro-
vide =. There are, for example,
covered hopper cars, used for
the transportation Of cement.
clay. carbon black and other like
commodities which load in bulk
and can not be exposed TO the
weather. The most numerous Of
the special purpose cars are
the open tops fitted for spe-
cial purposes.
There are dolaS with
fixed ends and sides Of various
heights; other gondolas with
NibB thuN itI HduiihE hk ! " VI
tural implements: cars OF extra
width for trucks, machinery and
the like; special gondOlas IS
feet long for transporting struc-
tural steel; another type, 80 feet
long In length, for pipe. Even
the box car Is divided into many
groups adapted Ia special uses"
He adds this observation:
"The obvious drawback 10
what might he called custom
built bodies for freight cars II
the great increase In the empty
mileage involved in taking these
cars back 10 points Of ship
ment."
Verify. we are living in an age
Of specialization. The war may
interrupt il. hut won't end IT.
Indeed, various corporations are
even today studying and plan
ming numerous new products
and services 10 he introduced
when hostilities-an and war con-
tracts stop.
Copyright lp4l. rs p c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
GIN Stockholders
Total 41O,759

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-The
total number of General Motors
common and preferred stock
holders for the fourth quarter Of
l941 was 41O,759, compared with
4l0S32 for the third quarter Of
.19il and with 397 OPS for the
fourth quarter Of 1910.
There were 3S952C holders Of
common stock and the balance of
~ 239 represents holders of pre-
Iferred stock These figures COM
pare with $4,000 common stock
holders ard 2l232 preferred for
the third quarter Of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Saginaw Holds 7
In Stolen Flint Car

SAGINAW. Dec. 26-Two Flint
men were held here today after
being caught with car reportod
stolen in that city
Leonard Wolpert so, Of 46l7 Ed-
wards street, was held tentatively
on a reckless driving charge but
police said a complaint would be
made for auto theft later in the
day.
His companion John P. Murphy
p, of 53S West Baltimore street
was booked as a witness pending
the formal complaint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Delayed Harvest
I'd Best
BeetCrop Yield
Io3 900 Tons Grown
Despite Heavy Rains
in Saginaw Area

SAGINAW, Dec Is Although
beet farmers cursed rainy weather
which delayed their beet harvest
during the past fall, the delay
helped hung the second largest
beet >licing campaigns Michigan
Sugar Company ever had here.
Left IN the ground because Of
Wet weather in October. the bectS
continued 10 grow and resulted in
q yield Of 1884 tons per acre, com
pany officials estimated. They said
only the 1899 season surpassed
this one and the total that year
was only lO4 900 tons compared
with 100000 this year.
The increased yield kept the
season from falling behind last
year although the government
allowed a much larger acreage
then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
d Arrested
For Drunk
Driving
Times stan Correspondent

BAY CITY. Dec. 26.-If drunk
driving arrests was any indication.
Bay Citans really went abb
their Christmas celebrating who -
hcartedlN
SIN persons were arrested for
tipsy driving since dark Wednes-
day. three ol them having acct.
dents Mis-. Francis Bromley. 80.
OF ll3 West Thomas street. figured
IN crash at Center and Grant
streets shortly before Wednesday
midnight. and Alex RozewSki, q.
of l40l South jackson street. had
one az Thirty-thlrd street and
Michigan avenue, three hours
before.
4. D. framcr 65. Of 7l3 Lapecr
street Saginaw. crashed a. CaSS
and Broadway last night The
others included Mrs Lillian Evans,
80. of 26l6 Garfield avenue. Gin
ton Wcrdcn %. route 3 and The
odorc Buclck. Z6. of 7l6 south
tarraglt street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Farm Prices, Wages Going to Move U p

foregoing conditions probably temporary AS
will diminish and the transition
economy will be completed Then certain nfaonary
market will become effective. l. for in
emphasize bush side of most commodity
markets
Certainly goes shortages of good many
commodities For example difficulties with
will for a long while.
careful observation of recent tendencies shows no reason
and Crop
rising parity will help put farm prices up
organized labor OF
will do the for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
No Protection From Closed Shop Abuses

The President has acted drasicay subject employer and
cmpoe labor board without protecting the public from
Mr. Henderson rapidly imposed several
ceilings, and by his remarks shows that
strong price fixing law Will give him the powers he
The accumulation off inventories being subjected TO in
creased regulation notably the of Control Of
il reported he taken by the OPM.
Suggestions Commodity Credit Corporation may throw
holdings grain and the market be-
coming definite
general the tendency TO allocate production and ration
Shortages have increased Temporarily
caused unemployment notably in the motor IN
duStY. A slowing down retail trade is also apparent.
Finally unaVorable the of
the allies threats by Germany, have served
10 depreSs market
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Farmers Market

Mcintosh, fancy, 81 hu; No.
/. Sl25nl75; No 2. 75c bu; Northern
lis No 2 81 % Greetings. No /. 75c
81 % bu. 40 g. soc bu. Jonathan,
fancy 81 rs bu: 40. !. 81 asa So No. ?.
81 Delicious fancy 50 IN; No. J. 81 50
30 hu 40. 2 75c bu; Wagners No. !.
BEETs Fancy. 81 bu. soc doz lunches.
No. fo0 soc doz. lunches 50a SIS ou.
bu curly. No ] SOd 75c IN
CARROTS Fancy. 81 rs ou; No I. aOc
as 10 6n' No. 2, 75e hu.
No / ion soc; No, 2 2od25c
CELERY sQUARE-Faney. 81 as; No. /,
cELERY cABBAcE-Fsncy. H25 bu.
CELERY Ro . So, ?, ! H.Sgia5 sg
medium. $40 = 10 50 small. Ss75da
y L - No. /, sl.259i 30 dor
HoRsERAp1sH- Fancy. A2s bu.: No.
/, 81 .laq 3.25 hu. No 2. 81
PARsNIPs- /. siai35. No. ?, 75r
PARSLEY RooT-No. 1 Hal25, No
PSRsStps No : Na1a5. No ? 7sc
POTATOES Fancy. sllo bu, No. /.
POULTRY AND HOGS Hens live heavy
breeds 20a22c n. leghorns ts11sc;
hrollers, heavy. - u 23c Ii. hroilers leg.
horns va 16c IL. ducks 20d22c IN
geese. 1sa zoe 10 turkeys, hens IS 32c
To toms 26 n roc ID. hogs medium
dressed 1s ~ 20c IN
PUMPKINS No / 4o1 soc ~
RADiSHEs Red. dollhouse. No. /, so q
65c doc lunches
RITABAGAS- No. I. 50 zoe bu
SQUASH Hubbard, No / 40 = soc
Table queen 80. / IS q eoc. No. 2, 35c
/ delicious No T. 80 y 65c nu
| TrRNIPS Fancy p0c hu
! VEGETABLE GREENS Cola rds 80 ]
Isbc 81 bu escarole No. l. so y use bu.
French endivs. fancy. 81 5-lo, box No !
81 90. no . 81 kohl-rabi. No J. - ~
soc dor lunches kale No /. 40T 65c bu
leaf lettuce. dollhouse No !. 9OcQSl 10
lh. basket lceks No. /. 50 y soc doz
bu0crrs spinach So e. 75c hu
VEGETABLE oYSTERs-No. !. 500
1JC dug. huuChes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Forbes
Bus Firm Stresses
. Accidents Prevented
BY Good Courtesy
Nv n. c. FORBES

ENLIGHTENED MANAGE
MENT; I recently had occasi6n
~ lcovmchd tho has drivers @f
one utilltN company .PUblc
Service " New Jersey for
their jnNariatle courtesy 10
wards passengers bat 10 point
ont that the attitude of these
same men towards other motor
lists was melting much unfayor-
able comment
The management lost no time
N lmproSSlnc upon them the
importance Of winning good Will
The general manager m charge
Of sales, G.. Donald Murray
writes.
"Nou will be- interested I'm the
instructions which are going ont
Ia every man on our system. In
addition, we are taking up the
matter through our operating
safety committees so that road
courtesy will he brought force
fully 10 the minds Of every one"
Under tho caption Road
Courtesy Prevents Accidents
VICE President " r. Boylan has
addressed a letter 10 All the bus
statesmen, a letter which can
proftablv hC read dlCcSled and
complied with by every uotOrlSt.
Extracts
ESSENTIAL RULES TO
ROAD COURTESY
Never dispute the right Of
way.
Never Intentionally cut off
another vehicle
Always give a faster moving
vehicle behind you every oppor-
tunity 10 pass
Always make use Of your
directional signals.
Never. under any Circum-
stances. jump the light
after all. road courtesy X
just good manners applied 10
driving. Practice Of the Golden
Rule In the operation Of your
vehicle will do great deal 10
prevent accidents and create
good viii for our business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
W. ,. NukeYseT
Freezing of Existing
Labor Sefup Sought

view the Importance of untrammeled business manage
battle of production induStraSts would like
prevailing labor setups frozen until after the war
Although Spokesnen for the labor unions the spirit OF
unity have agreed get along without strikes dur
ng thc emergency pointed that the National Labor
board carrying usual Despite the
critical need of the nation for planes the trial examiner OF the
board recently recommended that the CurSSWrGh Corpora
dSband ocaed Independent Union bargaining agency
employees Buffalo plants
Viewed of the battle of production, CurtssWrlght
important national tool for producing urgently needed
planes With the nation this
pany be regarded everyday business corporation
II Ttay urgent arsenal for this democracy and the assoc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
BUSINESS
Lewis Heney
Lewis Heney
Rise i'm Prices Seen
Resumed During 1912

Like business activity. commodity prices have been hestan
and backward of late Two conditions Immediately
SponSible for condition.
one of these depressing conditions the increased
anty which has resulted from actual world
wide shooting This reflected recession in forward
buying danger of
to anticipate future requirements is intensified
The other merely increase the disturbance caused
by the shift economy The the thocs
of tho final transition total war. speeded by the
japanese attack and Gcmany declaration of Some OF
the symptoms OF this transition follows