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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Farmers Market

APPLES-Mclntosh fancy. 81 bu.' NO.
spies. fancy i2a2.so bu ~ No. J. $500
It's; No. 2. si.25; Greetings. No. /. 75c a
Fi.25 bu.; No. 2 soc bu Jonathan, fancy.
E-7o bu. No. J. N.250 So No. 2 81;
Delicious. fancy. 81 hu No. l. $4,000 IS
tus No. 2 75c snows No. l. Slu1 80
eu No. 2 75c bu. wagners. No. !. Slg
las M
BEETs-Fsncy. 81 IN DOZEN bunehs.
soc; No. /. 4oa soc. dozen punches 50 Q
BRoccoLI-No. /. si25ai7S bu
cABBAGE-No. /. so q 75o bu No. 2
,oe; red No. /. SOC 75e bu.; curly. No. j,
cARRoTs-Fsney. 81 50 bu No !. so
zoe dozen punches sldsl Is hu.. No. 2
I5c dozen bunches. 75e bushei
,cAuLIFLowER-No. /. 81 bu; No 2.
cELERy- Fancy so07oc doz punches
Nc. ], 40 soc No. ?. 20 n 25c.
CELERY SQUARES No /, s5c7s
CELERY CABBAGE - Fancy. 81 bu
CELERY RooTs-No !. ua1 rs bu.
EGGS = Large So 25aI57 so-do1
.ase, medium, Ni.5oa Il small, So SO Q
FENNEL - No, !. 81 assi5o doz.r
HoRsERADIsH - No. !. s587se PIX
basket
1901 rs 5o.ib saeks; No. q 81
PARSLEY ROOT-No 81 n e0c on
PARSLEY-No J. $50 SOC dor burches
PARsNIPs--No !. coco Sl.25; No. 2
itc
PEPPERS Green. No. :. saI25 bu.
No 2 7Sc bu
POULTRY Hens LNe-hHsNv- hHeA4s
70 . &c 10 leghorns. 1871 iTc r. hroilers
heavy 2O122c N broilsrs lerhorns -
Hisc 10. ducks i7niac ~ geese - p
lsc - turkeys. hens, 20 2 SOC ID. toms
k5I 77c NJ
PoTAToEs-Fsncy. $40 bu No. /
t5cGSl No 2. 50c.
PUNPKfNs-Ne J. 20 - 6Ar hu.
RADisHEs Red. dollhouse. 30. !, q 9
i5c dozen punches
RUTABACAs-No I 50 2 75o b4shei
SQUASH - Hubbard. No. 40n 6of.
Table queen. 40 l. asa coo, No. 2 35c
Delicious. No l. 500 65c bu
TURNIPS-No J. 80 "a SO dozen punches
a. y s0c bu No 2 50 n SOC bI
VEGETABLE GREENS Escaroir. nc
So 75c bu endNe W. 1 eOc q 81 2
"a No 2 75c; kohl-rahi. No. J. IS r 30
foz bchs Swiss chsr1 900 SOC b. ksle
10 7. 900 soc bu collsrds No I. 4o1
500 on mustard No. J. 90 = Soc hu lea
ettuce No ]. cor s5c bu. dollhouse No
T. fnc1Sl lob basket leeks. 20 : a
q 6oc doz bchs spinach. fancy. s. q 81
No J. 75o 81 bu.; turnips. No. !. 75e 2
-'.xEsETABhE oYsTnRs=So. sos7s
toZen bInches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Lewis Haney
Lewis Heney
Compulsory Saving
Seen Next Step

The wars financial burdens beginning loom up Our
political leaders have been shyng from them but the time
when they be confronted let in
faon run riot This as predicted good many months ago
this column and elsewhere namely that the burden OF
and sacrifice consumption would with while the
country being induced the would appear
in the Fall
There has been no economy in and the SPEND
ing both for defense and nondefense png
deficits there intent to drive the nation into bank
rupcy Now the necessity OF getting government
that the schemes for laying burdens and forced
loans capital levs beginning to show their ugly shapes
Already proposals for further both
individual and corporation income have been formulated No
wonder the stock market sinks lower lower when
the individual stockholders dividends be taxed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Confisee+ion in Tho Guise Of Forced Saving

But back of all this begin the signs Of
coming appropriation and conscaton in the of forced
saving Withholding compulsory purchase of defense bonds
and devaluation.
OF attempts made these schemes
of compulsory contribution They that salaries
other levied source-caed with
holding" withholding put
security funds defense savings kind
and the individuals they will given
certain claims the governmentsomeme in the future
Something like increased social
pusory purchase OF obligations definitely the
They are forms of forced savings and that your
purchasing will by the
known this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
|Vu|tee Buys
|Contro| Of Rival

international News Service Wire
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.-Vul-
tee Aircraft, Inc, today gained
operating control of the $50, 600. 00C
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
when officials agreed to the pur-
chase of 100000 common shares
Of stock from Maj. Reuben Fleet
Consolidated head, and others for
whom he acted as agent.
The agreement called for q pur-
chase price of $40, 945, 900.
Major Fleet, it was understood
will resign as president of Con-
solidated and will become an
advisor to both Vultee and Con.
solidated.
Vultee officials emphasized that
the transaction does not mean that
the two companies have merged.
The deal represents approx
mately 80 per cent of the outstand-
ing Consolidated common stock, q
spokesman for Vultee said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Says Plane Building TO Stay in Seattle

Beck told thought airpane building in
shpbuding could be retained
steel plants built the West Coast The labor leader
argued that IL Northwest larger population and
hence becomes important consuming center then it has
legitimate to industries to be located in
this region.
Although his critics characterize Beck hard boiled he
that successful collective bar
gaining must be based union understanding of the economic
problems employers He pointed his union coabo
rates employers them to paying
union scale Such collaboration dubbed by critics
exploitation Of the but Beck denies
this He says that the union of the needs of
added that Seattle the bulk of the
the families of union members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeYser
Seattle Labor Gar
Has Postwar Plan

IN THE WEST. Nov 29.-Dave Beck leader Of the Team
sters Union the West Coast and popularity credited labor
Seattle looks with satisfaction the enlargement Of
empire which he operates which the armament
boom has brought about
Beck indicated that the unions had been able to assmae
of additional workers who had migrated Seattle
and other take jobs the expanding shpyards and
aipane plants The ophght AFL personality the West
told he hopeful the Pacific Northwest
could retain Of It's economic gains after the
Beck added that his union pioneering
search into the material of the for the
OF joining with industry planning for better balance
between industry agriculture In the Pacific Northwest
the postwar period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Cont | Motors
Units Operating
AT Capacity
Work Against Backlog q
Of IS Million; Net 4
Highest in 20 Years

Continental Motors Corporation
currently is operating its Muske-
gon and Detroit plants at capacity
against an $S5, 900, 900 backlog Of
untitled orders. Earnings are at
the best levels since the early
1920's, and for the fiscal year
ended October 81 amounted TO
approximately 81 a share on the
| Z, 0O0, 900 common shares outstand-
ing. A 10-cent dividend is to be
paid December %, the frst dis
bursement since 1929.
Rehabilitation of Continental
dates back TO an internal reorgani-
cation of both management and
operating methods, including strict
budgetary control. that occurred
in 1889. Since that time, due
largely to the tremendous growth
of aviation under the stimulus
afforded by the defense program,
the company's aircraft business
has multiplied many times. Stimuli
taneously, its engine business with
automobile, agricultural and in
dustrial customers has increased
AZ per cent. largely due to the
addition OF new customers.
REOPENS DETROIT PLANT
The company few months ago
reopened its idle Detroit plant to
manufacture Wright Whirlwind
$50 horsepower engines for Great
Britain and the United States
Army under licensing agreement
with Wright Aeronautical Corpor-
alton. Continental paid the costs
of plant rehabilitation while X
machinery and other facilit
have been put in by the Defense
Plant Corporation at a cost OF
So, 580,00 Definite production
figures cannot be divulged. but
daily output is not far under the
level in the Muskegon plant.
Employment al Muskegon totals
about $500 men while In Detroit
III Is $500 Both plants are run.
ming three shifts a day. seven days
a week, the company absorbing
overtime labor costs to meet
customer demand.
SALES, PROFITS JUMP
Sales during the fiscal year
ended October we're approx
tmately S31 100000 compared with
$40, $3.50 a year ago and net
profit is estimated at approx
mately 100000 or 81 a share
against s6u's43 or 20 cents 4
share.
! Working capital increased ap-
proximately So, 500. 900 and long
term debt, which stood at SIT. $50
on Oct. 81, 1910. -has-beeH- eliHai--
mated. Current bank loans total
$500. 900 against $4,000 a year
ago. The broad policy OF the man.
agement has been 10 retire its
debt and build up working capital
in 1941 and 10 spend money on
plant rehabilitation in 1912.
All of ContiHeHtafs government
contracts are on a firm price basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Up TO ashineton

Initiation promises to be kept
within bounds If Washington
acts sensibly: more specifically.
If Congress enacts legislation to
refrain wages and farm prod
uctS.
Al this stage jitteryness over
the imitation outlook doesn't
seem justified. The price trend
unquestionably will be upwards.
But il should be moderate
rather than sensational.
The purchasing power OF many
millions of consumers. including
wage earners and farm folks.
doubtless will increase next
year. That retail trade, already
satisfactory. will expand seems
logical. But heavier tax bur-
dens and higher prices probably
VIII act as restraining in
f1uence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Denies Wage Rates Are Out Of Line

connection with Beks interest in research leading to
the finding Of industries with which replace
industries eventually told him that employers felt
that the high union scale might be deterrent He denied that
of line In Seattle and pointed that the
city distinguished by labor stability He also said that
Seattle had which been upseng other
regions, behind II.
Beck added:
ut time for employers recognize the value to them
of union A myself believe that the interest
lies In and this
recognition of the need Of the employer operate at profit
opposed fixing and price fixing be-
doing trend toward socialism
posed cooperative steps In the direction Of socialism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
1000 at Fl. Custer
Under Quarantine

FORT CUSTER. Nov. 29.-Ap-
proximately 700 more men were
placed under working quarantine
here as additional cases of mumps
and chickenpox were discovered
among Fort Custer troops. medi-
cal officers revealed. This brings
the total to more than 1000 men
now under quarantine at this post.
Those ordered restricted today
were Company l., End Infantry;
nth Engineers Battalion Co. A,
81st Quartermaster Battalion, and
Headquarters Battery, 1e4th Field
Artillery. More than 400 men
were placed under working quar-
antine Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Dream Comes True
Officers Credit Detroit Band Leader, Ex-Draftee
With Plan TO Send Gifts TO Men at Outpos+s

local officials before his release
from the army and suggested that
Christmas presents be sent out.
AS result Of his effortses soldiers
as we'll as civilians have con-
tributed heavily in presents and
money to see that the Iceland
soldiers spend merry Christmas.
Army officers credit former Pri-
vate Rosevear with the national
movement 10 supply soldiers at all
outposts with Christmas presents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Warner Brothers Pictures. Inc. and sub

Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. and sub
salaries report for the 50 weeks ended
August 30 A net profit OF IS. i2e. 300. equal,
after the periods dividend requirements on
SO SIS preferred in arrears. TO 81 SO a share
on common against S2,747 Az, or 81
cents on common In the SO weeks ended
Aug. 81. 1910.
Oklahoma Natural Gss Company reports
for the ~ months ended October 81 net
income Of S2s2l TOO or So 80 a share on
common, against 81 e56, 762, or S3.75 on
common in the preceding IL months.
Consolidated Coppermines Corporation
her 30 a profit Of 81 ls3 800, after amor.
.tization Of mine development deprecis tion,
etc. hut before federal taxes and depletion,
against a profit OF 1881 2o0 in the frs,
nine months OF 1910
Brillo Manufacturing Company Inc. :, dts
closes for the rine months ended September
80 net profit Of t320.s equal to 81 OF
= snare on common. against $3.50. ESQ, OF
81 cents on common IN the 1910 period.
Artiocm Corporation reports for the 10
weeks ended October 4 q net profit OF
S3i 323. after provision of sos $40 for
federal state and excess profits taxes
equal. after preferred dividend requirements
ito II cents common share. Compares with
sci 1Sl. or 20 cents q common share for
the rs weeks ended Oct s. 1910,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Expresses Opposition TO Specialization

Beck chatted about the fght for survival which the
Puget Sound Power and Light Company making the
for public and the labor leader implied strongly
could effected for cooperation
fighting the ownership crowd
expressed unqualified opposition coectvism
socazaon impressed by the identity of his position
with that Of the National Association of Manufacturers
This ncongruou thought in view Becks reputation
as a militant labor leader
Beck said labor aroused initiation
but he suggested preventive program.
Seattle divides Those for Beck
and those who agn him. His critics however concede
tha he keens his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Du Pont 10 Expand
NyIon Yarn Capacity

NEW YORK. Nov 29.--The Du
Pont Company has announced that
a further 25 per cent expansion
OF its Nylon yarn capacity TO 90
zoe, 900 pounds yearly has been
authorized The newest expansiqD
will be effected by adding so p@
cent to the present yarn-produc-
ing capacity at Seaford. Del, and
by rounding out facilities At Bell.
w. Va, for the manufacture Of
Nylon intermediates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
lo(kheed Holders
OK. Vega Merger

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Stock-
holders of Lockheed Aircraft Cor
poration have approved the plan
of merger of Vega Airplane Com
pany into Lockheed through is
suance of one share of Lockheed
for each three of Vega. Vega stock
holders approved the plan last
November u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

FORT CUSTER, Nov. 2e.-The
dream Of a Detroit selectee of
seeing his fellow soldiers. stationed
in Iceland, celebrate Christmas
with presents and other fixings,
will reach its final phase Monday
when two shipments of presents
will 60 out from here for the
North Atlantic post.
Jack Rosevear. now back in
civilian life as the leader of q
Detroit orchestra, first approached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: Spot. % per cent
see: lake grade copper. delivered Midwest,
IL; eectroiytic spot smelter. IL; casting
copper. ii.7s 81. Louis lead, $40; 81.
Louis zinc. s25. New York antimony, ~;
virgin aluminium. IS.
Congress opens investigation Of coppss
situation on December O. Leon Hendersoa
meets lead producers regarding lead price
on January s. Export copper. II as: re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Compulsion Will Apply TO Securities

has been clear for time that the voluntary
chase of defense bonds would nowhere The policies
financial and other of the administration such that real
securities willingly Now the inevitable
aheaddespte all Morgenthaus pious sooging-namey
pulson.
And note we'll that the compulsion will apply to securities
which will not be negotiable payable till after the
ask what will there be left with then? The
ing thrifty will seized They can't pay debts
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Dividends

Consolidated Aircraft Corpora
ton declared dividend OF So on
common, payable December II TO
stock of record December 26.
Dividends previously paid this year
were So each in June and Sep
TENDER and a 100 per cent stock
dividend in October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Ward Votes 5O-Cent
Common Dividend

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Montgom-
cry Ward e. Company has de-
clared a dividend of so cents on
common stock, payable January
Is to stockholders of record De-
cember H. Previous payment was
the same amount on October Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Detroit Poultry

Marktt FieadY Hens, , lhf snd Up
fse under laf 15c. ltEhorn hens ;
lbs arr I'd i5c cocks 100 Ifc rock
tpringsrs. isc. rock broilert. zoe. youne
her turkeys. 10 lbs and up 25c yognE
tom furksys 70 ibt. and up.- ipc- cueks-
whi,,, S y, and %. ife; geese. i4ei
raDDfts, 12c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO


celp,s. 1000 market steady; hoIdovers.
1000. toss SOP; bulk, sssosdo!o:
50 40 . 9, IS packing sows, is.7,dsss:
cATTLE-Receip,s, 500; market STEADY.
caly.s-Rseeips. 500 msrk.. s,ssdy. Beef
ers-- Heifers. ssgi250 cows, Sc so q g. 81 !:
bulls, 81 500 10. so; cslyss-fsa - feed
trs. ys1 II IS. stockers-stesrs, Ssri7:
SHEEP Receipts. 5, 500; msrke, steady;
lambs. $40. 75q II IS. common. si0g 10 Isl:
|yearlings, s. rs e.50 feeders. si0a IL /;
ewes. s3.75a5.7s.
PIT TsB U r II, Nov. 7s.-UNs)-
lCAIILE- Receipts, so steady. steers.
s 60 sS5 81 sOg IL 50; medium ana good.
medium and good 81 s0qs76; common.
$50 Z. cows, medium and good tsaf7o:
Gamers and cutters. i75Gs7s: bulls.
GOOD and choice S7sas.75: common and
HOGS -Reeeipu, 500; setiv. ana steady
iso-22o lbs, slotsp N. so; 22o.2oo lbs.
ioo.iso lbs, $3.50 1925; roughs, N.7so
SHEEP Receipts. 200; slo~-.nd ass
o"rFs tnOiCt lamDb, hll. 20 n III 30, ms
dunn and good. Si0G II; common lambs.
soons. ewes. s39.75; wethes. $3.50
{. es Ives f, Receipts, US: steady. Good
IL; eull' and common. sS0io.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. 7s.-GNs)-BUTTER--
Receipts. e,t54 tubs; market steady. Ae
up; extras. % score 3fho. standards. %
score ears. sac: extra hrsts. OIL score.
80 C; hrsts. $3.50 score, 3ois q SIC; sps-
cisis, % score. 35a35lsc
EGGS Receipts. sos cases: market
steady. &c on; current receipts. 3snc;
fresh extra hrsts, 37c fresh hrsts. acc;
dirties, 291sc: checks. 2shc
CHEEsE-Twfns, 24a n Csc: daisies, 4
prints and Ionfhorns. asa m 25hc.
LIVE POULTRY Market mostly steady;
turkeys. 1902 hens, l2h q ishe; leg
horn hens, eai7hc; sprinsers. 1s97ic,
broilers. 17T n70c; roosters, 17h 413he:
ducks 100 i6c geese. so i3c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Tide Water Associated Oil Com
pany declared year-end dividend
of 20 cents on common, payable
December II TO stock of record
December 8. Payments for the
year total 81. against 70 cents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
AbiIi+y.to.Pay Principle Of 7 axe+ion

There talk about broader base and taxing
lower brackets With congressional elections coming however
and with radical elements will find that Eccles
it. The long will be tapped first Gle doesn't
"snatched.O
of ominous developments Is the
of the abytopay principle OF taxation to make
ability equaized is sheer
II differences individuals func
ton and efficiency not to be allowed what becomes OF the
system?
experiment with army by private soldiers
industry by labor? When capital enterprise and
efficiency gone where will all the pensions bonuses and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Black e. Decker Manufacturing
Company declared a quarterly div
idend of 40 cents. payable Decem-
Der % TO stock of record December
10, bringing payments for 1941 to
Sl.S0, against S1.35 in 1910. In
June and September quarterly div
idends of so cents were paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Prices
of the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Brown-Forman Distillers Cor
lporation declared a dividend of 30
cents on $6 preferred in arrears,
payable January l to stock OF rec
ord December 10. Previous pay.
tment was the same amount Oc-
tober l.
Decca Records declared an extra
dividend of 20 cents in addition to
regular quarterly dividend OF 10
cents on common. both payable
December 26 to stock of record
December II. In October and July
extras of 10 cents each were paid
North American Aviation Inc,
declared a dividend of SIPS pay
able December "a, to stock of rec
ord December 9. Payments for
year total So, against SIPS in
1910.
indianapolis Power e. Light
Company declared a dividend OF
40 cents on common, payable jan
uary Is to stock of record Decem-
Der 81. Paid the same amount
October Is, last.
Basic Refractories, Inc, declared
dividend of 20 cents. payable
December Is TO stock of record
December 4, bringing 194l pay
mentS to so cents, against rs
cents in 1910.
Giddings e. Lewis Machine Tool
Company declared -year-end
dividend of so cents, payable De-
cember 20 to stock of record
December 10. This makes total
payments for the year SIPS.
Federal Mining 4 Smelling
Company declared a dividend of
81 on common. payable December
10 TO stock of record December
10. This brings dividends for the
year to a total of 81, against s.
! in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Scovill Manufacturing Company
declared a dividend of 80 cents,
payable December % TO stock of
record December 10. Payments
for the year total 81, against S1.50
in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Federal Mining T. Smelling
raI Tea Comnany decIared

National Tea Company declared
dividend of So cents on the 512
per cent $40 par preferred. pay
able December II. 10 stock of rec
ord December 9, TO apply on
arrears. Previous payment was
the same amount April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
EARNINGS

sun OIL Company and subsidiaries show
for the nine months ended September 80 q
net profit OF $40. 5q7. 556, against IS, 500, 1852
in the 1910 period.
Crown ZeIierbarh Corporation and sub
salaries show for the six months ended
October 81 net profit OF $4.475, 95e, after
4.l4a 377 provision for federal and Cana
dian taxes on income, equal TO 30 a
share on eommoN lagainst an adjusted net
profit Of 81 ,32e. st9 after 50, 2l0, 1872 taxes,
or 81 SO on common in the 1910 period.
Evening star., 1941-10-04
Champion Doberman
will Give Exhibition
At Club Meeting

An open meeting of the District
OF Columbia Doberman Pinscher
Club will be held Wednesday at
pm. at the Columbia Bowling Alley,
1880 Fourteenth street NV. Sam
uel c. Brick of Baltimore, a we'll
known Doberman pinscher and
obedience test judge, will address
the meeting on the Doberman in
training and arrange an exhibition
of a trained Doberman. The dog is
the American Kennel Club cham
pion, Westphalia's Rameses, C. D.,
G. D. x. He is owned by r. c. Web
ster, owner of the Marienland Ken
nels of Baltimore.
All owners of Doberman pinschers
and their friends are invited to at
tend the meeting. There is no adj
mission charge. Those interested in
the breed are invited to correspond
with the secretary, Mrs. D. G..
Wurdeman, 3711 Morrison street
NV, for further information about
the organization.