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Evening star., 1941-01-23
Martha
Delightfully."-
Presented
Indian Singer
Is Heard in
'Cavalleria'
BY ELENA DE SAYN.

To hear the San Carlo Opera
Company perform Martha" is a
delightful experience not easily for
gotten. Yesterday afternoon at the
Ne ational Theater the portrayal of
the characters was as vivid as ever
and the fun was wholesome. The
San Carlo Ballet added a divertisse-
ment of five dances to the bill after
the opera, making thus the enter
tainment complete.
Only superlatives could describe
the perfect ensemble of the acting
and the flaWless delivery of the
singing lines. The success of
FlotoW's Martha" rested upon the
shoulders of five artists: Lucille
Meusel, soprano, in the title role;
Charlotte Bruno, mezzo-soprano,
her confidante; Richard Went
worth, Tristan, Martha's cousin;
Stefan Kozakevich, baritone,
country gentleman, and his adopted
brother, played by Rolf Gerard,
tenor. who became eventually
Martha's sweetheart.
Miss Meusel and Miss Bruno made
a charming picture in becoming
frocks of pink and blue, first as
women of the world and later dis
guiSed as maids. Their opening
scene together. full of fioritura for
the former and of difficult obbligati
for the latter, was gay and refresh
ing. Mr.. Wentworth's participation
in the scene, his singing and clever
makeup. supplied comedy. The
cast held the interest of the audi
ence by a happy mood which proved
contagious and made the presenta-
ton distinctive.
Mr.. Gerard was in excellent form
and sang with style and expression.
At the end of his chief solo in the
third act, my Raptured Gaze" he
scored an extra success and had
to bow acknowledgment several
times. A similar interlude hap
pened after Miss Meusel's delivery
OF the Last Rose of Summer"
which has seldom if ever been sung
with greater charm and such a
beautifully sustained tone.
Mr.. Kozakevich was the recipient
of acclaim after his effective aria,
Know Ye, Dear Friends" in which
his vibrant young voice showed
quality. A long sustained tone, over
and beyond the allotted measures,
brought forth additional plaudits
and his rough ways of a country
gentleman were amusing. The
chorus did its bit while Francesca
(See DE SAYN, Page CID
Evening star., 1941-01-23

Not only is Rita getting the pictures,
but her face and figure are being
Sheridan-ized. Her hair has been
dyed to the color of AIMS. She is
wearing the same type of clothes and
makeup. Even her voice is low
cred in tone. And when l saw her
yesterday on the "Afectionatelv
Yours" set, thought, for a mo-
ment, it was Annie come back to
work.
Arleen Whelan made $4,000 on
her recent 12-WeekS' PERSONAL
appearance tour with husband Alex
ander Darcy. Which is more than
She makes a year in pictures
Olivia De Havilland is in the hos
pltal for that appendiX-removal date.
1 understand her doctor would like
her to postpone the operation. But
Llvy wants to prove the matter was
not publicity stunt, as rumored.
June Lang wants to return to pic
lures. Her career as Mrs. Johnny
RoSelli is about to end Loretta
Young is considering the adoption
of another child to companion her
5-year-old Judy . Paulette God
dard drew a large crowd of photog-
rapherS for her rumba session in
POT O. Gold"
X X X X
Ginger Rogers, without a man of
her own, at the Mocambo. She is
with the William PowellS. Ginger
and Howard Hughes do not see each
other these evenings because Hughes
puts business before pleasure, and
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-San Carlo Opera Co. in
"Rigoletto," at $50 pm.
Screen.
CapitOl-"MaiSie Was Lady" in
which the popular young lady meets
society: II am, LAS, 4:3O, tbs and
10 pm. Stage shows: l2::45, 1856
$40 and 905 pm.
Earle Northwest Mounted
Police" a De Mile adventure in the
Far North: 1890 am, 1:15, 4, 6:45
and 9:35 pm. Stage shows: 12:45
3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Palace-"Gone With the Wind
first anniversary showing: $50 am.
l:20, Sis and 9:10pm
Keith's-"Kitty Foyle," Ginger
Rogers as the white collar" girl OF
Christopher Morley's novel: 11:15
am, lis, 3:20, $50, 7:25 and 9:3O
pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Escape to Glory
wartime adventure on shipboard:
11:30 am, 1:35, 3:35, $40, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Columbia-"Comrade X" Clark
Gable wins Tovarich Hedy Lamar
from Communism: II am, ITO
1925, 5:35, 7:45 and 10 pm.
Little-"A Midsummer Nights
Dream elaborate motion picture
version of the fantasy: II am, LOS
$40, 5:l5, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Aid for Defense

The Motion Picture Theater
Owners of the District of Columbia
Virginia and Maryland, local Or
ganization of movie theater owners
is giving whole-hearted support tc
the country's defense program. Spe-
cial plaques prepared by the Mo-
ton Picture Committee of the Ma
tlonal Defense Group have beer
placed in box Offices and lobbies OF
approximately 100 film houses in
the District and nearby areas.
At a recent meeting of the theate,
owners organization, of which A
Julian BrylawSki is president, Hardie
Meakin, manager of R.-K.-O.
Keith's Theater, was made publicity
director for the group.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

. If part of the family prefers
wheat bread, while others want
uhife ask for the new Bond
Half & Half Bread.
Half of each loaf is rich, deli
cious wheat bread, and the other
half is fresh, full-havored Bond
Evening star., 1941-01-23

called, the other
would pay him
$50 a week for
t h e duration.
"And I was there
when they did
it." says Brenda
with a deter
mined note in
her voice.
All Of An n
Sheridan'S roles
are now going to
Rita HayWorth
by a special ar
rangement be-
tween Warmers
and Columbia
Evening star., 1941-01-23

Bread-all in the same wrapper.
For small families, especially,
this new "combination" loaf fills
real need. Now you can enjoy
wheat bread and white
bread-always fresh. Be sure to
ask your grocer for loaf today.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Bill HOlden's Army Call
Postpones His Marriage
Brenda Marshall Says They Won't
Wed Now Until His Year Is Up;
Rita Gets Sheridan.ized
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


William Holden joins the Army next July
VINO has than slight interest divorce from
Richard Gaines final June
married then draft board that
ne Will be called to
his year is up In addition to his $50 week
Evening star., 1941-01-23

a pact before the drawing of draft
numbers that if either of them was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE Receipts. 500. butcher cattle
scarce win instances i5c 20 ESQ higher
choice steers. Si2n - S. g0od steers Sll
az common % medium 81 5ON11. good
heifers, $40 T5Wil 80. common 20 me
f.um S725n 10 10 good COWS 81 rs ~
20; mcdnm cows S72507.75, cutter
and common. $50 725, Gamers. 50 1915.
butcher cattle good beef bulls S. 7SH
-. good sausage hUlTs < ~ q. ne
dunn sausage bulls Ssns IS. cutter and
common So 50Ts good and choice stocker
and feeder calves Sil uil. medium. Ssn
II. good sfoeksT and feeder steers and
heifers SeHi0.So, common % medium,
S7aa50
CALVES Receipts $50; vealers steady
with Tuesdays close or 50 cents higher
than early that DAY. good and choice.
Si5.502i6. common 20 medium SO 50M
rs. cuils and common 81 50n TO-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500.
Spring lambs active fully Csc higher good
and choice lambs. Sll 75ei - no. medium
70 good $40 30 ~ 81 cull and common
S7a 10 % good and choice ewes sos
common and medium, $500 3. cuils, 81 IS
70 90
HOES Receirts ! GOO market prospects.
weak. no quotations yallahle early to-day
tuesday, close follows Good and choice.
200 .g2O zoe ..-Sil 10. 900 2f0 lbs Sii %
so 900 lbs Sii 2fn-260 lbs Sii % 60
So lhs $40 q5 ESQ 400 his $40 - hcavies
7O6-3sn lbs $40 SO 350-a00 lbs $40 80
tO-4S his Sl.35. roughs SO % a75. pigs
$40 5onio IS. stays. IS IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Coal Mines Drop
To 4-Ddy Week

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 3
Pennsylvania Anthracite Emer-
gency Committee has fixed ton
mage for the week ended October
II al 100000 tons. equal TO -four
days working time, the first break
in the fve-day week since the
June Z period, which also was a
four-day week.
Abnormaily warm weather and
belief that some Of the major
operators who were not affected
by the anthracite miners strike
during the past month arc fairly
caught up with orders were be-
lieved responsible for the commit
tees action
Most OF the striking miners are
back 10 work this week Lehigh
Navigation Coal Company. which
had been closed down completely
since September 9. resumed full
operations Monday. In the trade
~ is pointed out that the volun.
tary ALLEGATION program permits
those producers who were affected
by the strike 10 make up the de.
ficiency in their production anc
these companies may work five
days this week 10 help make w
their accTualS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Tribute to Publicity

On occasion when I have hest
tated TO revel in a steak or other
substantial meat dish. State
ments published by the Ameri-
can Meat Institute, emphasizing
the strength-building virtues of
packer products, have sprung to
my mind and | order with a
sort of virtuouS feeling, A tribute
10 the effectiveness of advertis-
ing.
Recently when conducted over
a steel mill, ! noticed that at
each water fountain was a sup
ply of pellets. and that every
workman took one when drink
ing Explanation; the purpose
was 10 counterbalance the ex-
cesSive amounts of salts lost
during intense perspiration.
Apparently the steel industry
has learned something about
how to fortify health.
But don't you and I have
lamentable amount TO learn?
And won't we be grateful if the
food industry will become much
more effective teachers?
Copyright 1891. by y. c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Marine News

UP Morgan 25 p m Tuesday Tor
ian 3 30 Fleetwood arrived Alb. Hum
rick Foicron arrived. 4s30. Comet as
rs r Jones. 30 Osborne to- Coulby
vs. p. White 30. sodoc go Mead ar
rived s s. r J Rciss. 20 West arrived
Crescent city arrived, James Mazda Ar
rived, $50 Fitch arrived, e.i0. Cetus
IS Covah cleared, 10 90 joliet 10 50
Clevelander, II 30. Zenith City. j. r. Relss
- 90 q m. Wednesday klnE arrived.
Duluth arrived 2.20 Green Island cleared
IS, J J sullivan 3l5 Waters 3.f5
Clet Schneider s O5, Kari 50, Tremain,
arrived. 7.15 WindsoHtc. 80
DOWN--Dinkey. 3.2T 2. m Tuesday
sargent, o5 Adratc. ft3S panoi
cleared. co. Adams 4>55. Bsrraiifon
inaha arrived. s. tug Nnrdawn 5.l5
pahlke arrived 6.25 Eliwood Z 20. car
rlltcn. Heekin arrived 40 Huror
c'rsred s.i5 Hohson 30. Hot etlb
a Epson 2 so. Crescent CITY cleared
20 % Kormeier. ioIj. Donneny cleared
l0.f5, Fitch cleared. 1898 Humphrey
- 10 Flattsnurgh Socont N 90. Conneau
cleared, ~ IS Fort Widoc. midnight
Yates. n 80 n m. Wedrcsday; Wood Hr
rived, i.i0. MARYLAND. 1853. pent Mitchell
Crudou arrived, ? 80 schoelikopf Jr ? 40
West cleared 2 50 Phipps Tampic,
cleared $40 " l.. Smith. 40. p T
Weir. Ferbert 3 IS Oakwood arrived
Houehton. go Barreiton Fnicroft cleared
%. Ranney $3.50. J. G, Morse 8 Nc
CullouKh. e:i5. X NJ Hanna $40
.lephYr arrived Il, Sheaa4sr S-45;; Ps#tfHe
20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Forbes
importance Stressed
Of Being Properly
Informed on Foods
BY B. c. FORBES

Since health is our most preci-
Gus material possession, and.
since food is THE thing entering
most v1tally into health. is ii not
infinitely important that we
should be thoroughly informed
regarding foods. that we should
know just what is best for US?
Yet. how many of us know
definitely what we should have
al each different meal day after
day week after week? / confess
/ am all al sea every time /
enter A restaurant as TO what
would be the ideal thing. from a
health viewpoint. Tor me 10 or
der. Instead of trying 10 reckon
carefully what l had consumed
during previous days. / almost
always indulge in whichever item
on the menu appeals most.
In a vague sort OF way IT has
been conveyed 10 me that many
things which don't particularly
tickle my palate are the ones
which are the most powerful
health-builders, such as liver.
kidneys. eggs, milk, fruits, vege-
tables, fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Stock Market
Meets Support
In Initial Deals
Majority of Leaders
Unchanged to Shade
Higher; Trade Quiet

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The stock
market met support in initial deal
ings today after its sharp reaction
yesterday. A few issues continued
backward, but the m ajority of
leaders were unchanged to shade
higher =
Trading was light, although sew
eral large blocks of stock changed
hands in the utility section. United
Gas Improvement opened on a
block of 1900 shares al Z. while
Consolidated Edison's first sale
was for 1000 shares at 16 Both
issues we're unchanged.
ChrySter, General Motors Sears
Roebuck. erican Telephone,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube and
Standard Oil Of California chalked
up modest gains,
Bethlehem Kcnnecott. United
Aircraft. Union Pacific and United
States Rubber were unchanged.
Eastman Kodak dropped a point
on its initial sale. while Allied
Chemical dropped as much on two
sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan busnel crates Nc.
II u,np 81 iona,haas S No j.
ines 4. = 30 l. n. linen MIN slSIi6.
~ ". Greetings r. s. No. j. 2ts-inch
min, 81 SHOWS q s. No ! al inch
min 81 2h-inch. 75c shiavassces. q. s
10 2n-ineh min soc West virginia
Maryland boxes Delicious T. : No. J.
inch min. - 81, Virginia boxes De
icious. 4 s 81 ~ inch min 81 80.
Washington boxes Red Delicious and Red
Delicious extra fancy 6fs-125s 81 2512.t5.
fancy 72s-l2ST 81 q0D AIS l3SS-i65s 50
CRANRERRiEs Massachusetts "a barrel
boxes Early Blacks. 50 IS. ,. -barrel boxes.
CARROTS 10, angeles ,ratss dorer
punched Idaho far S225p2 %, Cali
fornia. S3.i5H 80
CELERY Michigan lunches dozen
CUCUMBERs- Louisiana bushe basket,
generally good quality 50 75f 90 U s.
NJ J. S2u225. few repacks 81 5p. siicers,
GRAPES California dlsr'ay mgs To.
kaNs 81 f3 Hi.1l. Thompson seediess.
81 SoHi.75, fair 81 f04i So. White Ma.
lagss 81 3o@ i35. Riblers Si.65N2. &C.
JUICE GRAPES 2s-b ugs California
Zlnfandels $3.50 f5 2e-lh hugs 81 soy
Mutcais 2S-lh.- Jugs. 81 35n 90. Ajicantes
36,l6 lngs 1880 IS
IN I Af fI" los Angles fFNffH fHNffFE
type california saiinss-Wafsonvfle District
; dozens. 50 s0na25 fair 25135O.
Z dozens - 500 3 s.. fair, 1888
MUSHROOMS Michigan lib cartons
201i &c Ohio pint cartons ~ y f2isr
ONIONS 50-ih sacks. Sweet Spanish,
= Nj Sin 5HA IAfeef-tfah 81 To-
Idaho 81 f0n 20 Colorado 2-3-in size.
$40. Idaho a. 6 No l. Whites S5ro
2-in and larger 81 60; Michigan T. 8 No
!. Yellows SOC or more gin and larger
81 10, generally good condition 81 O5,
10Th sacks yellow Boilers iSc. ". s No
u whites 70C 2-in. and larger. 81 asa
h 90
PEARS California lug Bauleits $50
10 %. oregon box Bafteffe. 50 7Au3.fn
PEAS California hushel baskets So 90
p Is. bushsl hampers SO IS
[ POTATOES 100-lb sacks Idaho Russei
Burhanks a. 80 g. washed 81 o.
mostly 81 1912 IS. 10-lh sacks 2fn2ic
q s. Commercials. 100 70 saIks. 81 IS 20
2 So. Maine. 15 ih sacks T. No g.
KafAhdins and Chippewas 26H 2sc. Indiana
ICohhlers L No ] brushed 81 20 f
/ Z Is. Michigan Chippewas and Katahdins
|U s No J. 81 25u 90, Russet Rurals'
U s. 40 J. 81 20H % Cobhiers. u. S
/ No. J. Sil5 Ponuacs. very few sales.
Isl f5H So
RUTABAGAs Canada 5o-lb sacks Csc
WaNed csc
/ SWEET POTATOES -Bushel crates q
Is 80 Porto Rican vans. LOUISIANA
ISi.45Hi so. Texas. 81 - r. 55. Tennessee
Il 81 ASH f0i hushel hampers Nancy Halls
81 o.. New JERSEY hushei hampers Q s
SO JERSEYS 81 500 2ib. FirrnIs sfav'
barrels S So Jerseys s. 70, L 3
40. j, Cold rs, s.. S..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Edison Output
Near 1941 Peak

Total output of the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
October A was S5,716 600 kilowatt
hours, exceeded this year only by
the weeks of January IS snd
February q. when the totals
reached IS, 953, 900 and S5,735 ,00C
kilowa1t hours, respectively. The
last weeks gain IS I4.6 per cent
over the 74795, 900 kilowatt hours
Of the corresponding week of 1910
and an increase of Is per cent
over the previous weeks total OF
S3,33S.000 kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for the last
week at 4r616.000 kilowatt hours
WAS topped only once during the
year at az, 2SS 900 kilowatt hours
during the week of February %
and registered gain of II pei
TceTTt OVER 3 81 q stiitslI-at
hours of the corresponding week
Of 1910 and an increase of / pei
cent over the previous weeks tota
lof 40,S45 900 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
ID. 7. |. 10 Modify
Mortgage Bonds

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-De.
ltroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Company, according to an applica-
ltion filed with the interstate com
merce commission. plans TO modify
its outstanding issue of S9.626, 00C
first refunding mortgage bonds in
connections with the issuance OF
81 000.00 10-year serial notes for
refunding first mortgage bonds.
The first and refunding mort
gage is being altered in order to
accelerate the maturity of the
issue from Jan. l. 1881. to Jan. ],
1867, and 10 reduce the interest
rate from 5 to 4 per cent. All of
the first and refunding bonds are
owned by Pennroad Corporation,
which also owns all capital stock
except eight shares.
Proceeds from the note sale,
which was handled last week by
Hartman, Ripley e. Co. Inc. and
Mellon Securities Corporation are
being used 10 call on Jan. l. 1912.
at l05 plus accrued interest the
81 .229,000 Of first mortgage SIS.
The first and refunding mort
gage will also be known hereafter
as the first mortgage" since il
will have the. first lien over the
entire line of railroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
% More Stocks
Requested for
Detroit Board
SEC Hearing Held
at Cleveland; All
Are 'Unlisteds'

CLEVELAND. Oct s.--Dan T.
Moore, regional administrator Of
the s. f.. c., has announced that
a hearing was held early today at
the s. +. c. offices in Cleveland
on the application of the Detroit
Stock Exchange TO extend unlisted
trading privileges of the following
securities:
Alleghany-Ludlam Steel Corp.
common stock, no par value;
American Rolling Mill Co. COM
mon. S25 par value; Aviation
Corp common. S. par value;
Bethlehem Steel Corp. common.
no par value; Edward G.. Budd
Mfg. Co. common no par value;
Commercial Solvents Corp, COM
mon, no par value; CurtiSs-W Wright
Corp. common, 81 par value:
Dome Mines, Ltd. common, no par
value; General Electric Co. COM
mon, no par value; Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Co. common, no par
value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Test for Housewife

! doubt whether the average
housewife has been so enlight-
ened that she could pass a
scientific exam nation on
dieteties.
A compilation just made on
behalf of the National AsSocia-
ton Of Manufacturers reveals
that the food industry has spent
less on research than any other
major industry in proportion to
its gross sales.
Would IL not be better for the
health of the nation If this in
duStry were 10 top the list, not
in research only. but in promul-
eating food education through
out the length and breadth of
the land?
During recent travels I have
been impressed by the unpre-
cedented amount of newspaper
publicity given TO such subjects
as diets" for reducing. call
cries. diversified menus 10 suit
all purses and, above all, 10
Vitamins.
Manifestly. never before were
people in such a receptive mood
to listen 10, aSsimilate, digest
sound information advanced by
food makers and food distrib-
utors, through newspaper and
other advertising.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Steel Industry Holds Around % Per Cent

industry operate close
of capacity which high rate could do better however
and activity maintained only with effort
appears lie the supplies of material
particularly Detroit threat
shortage.=Ihe
directly the present administration which first
allowed then
fixed prices which below the relation activity
the industry.
Another illustration o political neptitude found the
proes" granted Now il almost that every
body given priority that thewho- scheme
viii scrapped definite ALLEGATIONS Of materials be
resorted
Of the gasoline shortage"
and these things show the usual
spectacle OF political ineniciency business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Dividends

Niagara Hudson Power Corpora
uone declared regular quarterly
dividends Of SIPS each on the first
preferred 5 per cent series. second
preferred 5 per cent series "A and
second preferred 5 per cent series
-"B pay November ], 20 stock
OF record October IS.
Cerro de PaSco Copper Corpora
tion declared a dividend OF 81 OF
the common. payable November j
to stock Of record October IL The
same amount was paid August !
Melville Shoe Corporation de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF 30
cents on the common. payable No
vember 10 stock OF record Oc-
lober II. Paid the same amount IN
previous quarters
Quebec Power Company de.
clared a regular quarterly dividend
OF p cents on the Common, pay
able November p. 10 stock oil
record October =.
Puget Sound Pulp and Timber
Company declared a dividend OF
80 cents on the common. payable
October Il, 10 stock Of record
October II. a dividend of the same
amount was paid July 26
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08

New York and wholesale nonferrons
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot 90 per cent
tin. nominal; New York So 90: future tin,
81 00 lake grade copper delivered Mid
west, II electrolvtic spot. srnelter, IL:
casting copper. 1175; 81. Louis lead. $40;
81. Louis zinc, 7.25. New York antimony,
Il; virgin aluminium. Is
Tin, October shipments sold at 81. Con-
per OPA indicates some revision being
considered in copper scrap price order.
Trade suggests price may be r. o. =.
shipping point instead OF delivered. Export,
IL resale. ~. Lead secondary lead pro-
ducers subject 10 the same priority az
primary producers. Zinc sales Att tons,
shipments, 1853 tons. Free sterling.
S1.O3a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
LeWis Haney
LeWis Haney
Heavy Retail Buying
Business Bright Spot

Despite the temporary squirt in retail buying TO avoid
the of business last week wobby The
weekly indexes of business activity averaged little lower and
commodity prices badly mixed Considerable talk Of
ceSson due the curtamen OF nonessena civilian industry
emphasis being put the resulting unemployment
in certain
Probably notable and significant decline has
Cured railway oadings This important index has not
operated manipulated by staistician
probably telling the truth than other
the widcl-used Of business BY failing make
the shown definite rounding off for
that the seasonal decline which
lies ahead may be larger than normal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Education Inadequate

But my education foodwise
has not been adequate enough.
convincing enough, TO dissuade
me from choosing the things /
like best. notwithstanding in
ward qualms that ] should exer-
else Stricier discipline greater
self-denial.
If | knew positively what was
the right thing and the wrong
thing 10 do, if / knew the con-
sequences of exercising poor
judgment. l rather think l would
be at least somewhat more
sensible once in a while.
But food manufacturers and
food distributors haven't edu-
Gated me properly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. 8. The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry for the week ended
October a was 3.289.692. 900 kilo-
watt hours, a new record, accord
ing 10 the Edison Electric Insti-
tute. This compares with 2,792.-
067 900 kilowatt hours in the 1910
week, an increase of 17.8 per cent.
Output in the week ended Sep
tenIber q totaled 1928, 27S.000
kilowatt hours, against 2,S16, 35S,-
900 year ago. an increase of las
per cent, and in the week ended
September 20 came TO 1892, 1872.
1000 kilowatt hours. compared with
p. 769. 346, 900 in 1910, an increase
of 1861 per cent.