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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Judge Ide Runs Twice
For Post al Same Time

Common Pleas Judge o. z. lde
will have his name. on the April Z
ballot twice for the same job in
the first case of its kind IN the
city's history. Judge lde was APP
pointed TO the c m m on Pleas
bench to fill the vacancy when
Judge Joseph A. ellis was APP
pointed to the Recorders Court.
In April he will be seeking cleo
ton TO complete ellis uneNplred
term and also election TO the next
full term which starts in January.
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Brightmoor Plans
First Civic Dinner

Community cooperation will be
discussed at the first annual civic
dinner sponsored by the Bright
moor Central Committee for resi-
dents of Brightmoor The dinner
will be held February 20 in Irving
Hall. Newly-elected officers of the
central committee are George G.
Alder. president; r. l.. Mitchell,
vice president; Mrs. Wi1fred Nc
Alpine. treasurer; Mrs. Mildred
Elliott, secretary. Next meeting of
the committee is February A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Thedter Usher
Knitted by Bandit

Lloyd Galtz, 90 Of 3i09 Second
avenue. an usher al the Fine Arts
Theater. is near death in RecCN-
lng- LlnSni1al from = stab updnrthe
heart. inflicted by a bandit who
held up the theatef- cashier and
robbed her of $40. at 40 p. m.
Saturday.
Galitz was stabbed as he sought
TO step the bandit when hc fled
from The theater AT 1851 Wood
ward avenue. The bandit was not
caught
The bandit held UP Miss Pris-
ella LaSeelk5t.i9. of 44S7 Townsend
avenue, who was in the ticket
booth. As he fled, Miss Laseckl
called out TO GalitZ that she had
been robbed and he started after
the holdup man. He caught up
with the bandit a block away on
Woodward avenue and when he
tried to hold him, the thug used
his knife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
FOO Fast
Delay on Plane Release
to Greece Explained

WASHINGTON. Jan 1.-THE
fast landing speed Of American
military airplaneS not Unite q
States or British reluctance TO re-
lease them is-blocking diversion
Ut ttTF<C craft 10 GTepcc
Officials of both the British
purchasing mission and American
defense high command revealed
this today.
Not a plane has been released
10 Greece so far, they said, be-
cause most Greek airdromes have
lat4aing arnaS-Se- &n4a4l-th5at I HE hey
can't handle the hot landing
of rAitpd States fighters or the
heavy bombcrs built in American
factories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Defense Draft
Puts 1900 From.
State in Camps
3.613 January Quota
Awaits Housing for
Call Into Training

Despite delays and inefficiencies
in the draft program, plus the
retarding Of induction because OF
lack of training camp facilities,
1920 Michigan drafteeS are in
army camps as a result of the
Selective Service and Training Act
of 1870.
These men were indicted in five
Michigan stations from the date
of the first call in November up
10 and including the close of Undue
ton Friday OF these, 663 entered
the army al the Detroit station,
representing the draft call in
Wayne and 10 neig orin 6
counties.
All Michigan stations are closed,
awaiting construction Of additional
army environments throughout the
country. which are behind IN
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Gives Trial
To U.S.. Food Stamps

SAGINAW, Jan. II. = Saginaw
County had advanced at least one
step toward use of federal food
stamps in welfare work today
after supervisors had made formal
application of the system and
asked for a survey.
at won't cost Us anything and
we can turn II down after the
survey Is made" said the boards
Ultra conservative; Henry
VaSOld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Housing Project
Case Fails
ToHdmperW Work
Little Delay Caused,
but Dwelling Will
Be Finished on Time

The legal storm which has CEN
tered around the S.3James Her
man Gardens housing project has
caused little delay in the actual
construction of the 100000
undertaking and work will be COM
pleted on schedule in March. 1912,
housing officials said Saturday.
Although at the present time
the general contractors, A. Smith
g Co, and Lipman Construction
Company. have fallen slightly be-
hind schedule because of their
legal difficulties growing out of
attempted bribery charges and
adverse weather. officials say this
can be easily made up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Aerial Survey Plane
Maps Route 10 Cuba

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. IL
GNS) \ transatlantic. twin-en-
ginod flying boat Of the American
Export Airlines took off from Lake
Ponchartram today on a nonstop
aerial survey flight 10 Havana.
Cuba.
The flight is authorized for sur
vey purposes IN line with the air
lines application 10 inauguratc
regular flights between New or
leans. Central America and Cuba
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
New u. 5. Destroyer
Down Ways Jan. Is

NOTION. Jan. IL
GNS1 - Americas newest de-
stroyer the L. 5. S. Woolsey. Will
be launched az the Bath Iron
Works Bath. Ne. January =.
with Mrs Irving Spencer OF Yer
--,ti---t-- = ;rS sponsor the navy
ANNOUNCED today The ship is
named after Mrs Spenccr's grand
father CAPT Melancthon Wool>ey.
naval hero OF the War OF 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Ontario F drlner
ToHang tuesday

BELLEVILLE. Ont. Jan. IL
Fred Thain. as Rawdon Township
farmer. Will die on the gallows
here next Tuesday unless federal
authorities at Ottawa intervene to
commute his sentence.
THAN is scheduled to hang for
the murder of his 77-year-old
neighbor. Arnold Wellman, whose
staying authorities term the most
brutal and ineXplicable in Hastings
County'S history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Total Inductions

The total iHaHetiens for NiChi-
gan. listed by station areas:
In November - Detroit. Dos.
Kalamazoo, 81. Saginaw. =, Catt-
lilac, %. Escanaha. %, TOTAL,
sos.
In January--Detroit. $40: SaSl-
nav, 265; EScanaba 1872; TOTAL.
SIT.
January calls for the Kalamazoo
station viii not begin until Janu-
airy u. The Cadillac station has
been discontinued. lnductionS at
the Detroit stati N for January
will be resumed FRIDAY, when .
new station is oHened in The gym
nasiurn at Fort Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
JUDGE MoYnihan TO Speak

CIRCUIT Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
han will discuss Protection of
Civil Liberties al the weekly
MONDAY luncheon of the Co-opera-
tive Club. Monday, January Is. at
the Detroit-Leland Hotel. it was
announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Found Dead in Stolen Car

FLINT Jan. l1.@Police are in
veStigating the death of Martin
Kinney n of 501 Beogle street,
who was found dead in a stolen
automobile with a 30-foot garden
hose running from the exhaust TO
the interior of the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Only s. Enter
JudgesPrimary
To Fill IS Posts
New Law Discourages
Candidate on Eve
Of Filing Deadline

Instead of a wild surge Of can
didateS for the Circuit Court. as
expected by politicians and election
officials, there were not enough
lawyers and judges in the field
Saturday TO warrant primary.
The deadline for filing is 5 p. m.
Monday. and many more aspirants
are expected before that hour.
But when the books closed for
the weekend at noon Saturday,
only 35 candidates had qualified,
while SO are to be nominated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Scramble s Years Ago

Six years ago. 221 candidates
staged riotous scramble for the
bench, with the incumbents emerg-
ing victorious after a bitter fight
in the final run-off.
Although election officials antici-
pated another free-for-all battle
the nonpartisan character of the
coming election appeared to have
driven hundreds of self-Starters
and name candidates 10 cover.
Except for the election of one
Judge last Fall to complete an I'M
expired term. this is the first cleo
ton in Michigan'S history when
candidates for the bench are di-
vorced from party alignment.
The nominees will run as nom
partisanS in the election, April Z,
instead of as Republicans and
Democrats supported by their
rpSnpptiJ narti los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
S, 4S4 Outside State

Including the newly-rccrulted
draftees. there are 5.iS4 Michigan
men in military uniform outside
the state. OF these, 3.7l4 are ma
tionaf guardsmen training AT Camp
Beauregard, La; 80 are marines
at Quaatiee Va r, and poo Are ffFff''-54tif
reserves called 10 active duty.
In addition, there are $3.50 men
now in army uniforms in Mlchi-
gan. including 1850 al Selfridge
Field. some 1000 at Fort Custer,
and another 1000 at Fort Brady,
Sault Ste. Marie.
A total of 33.66f3- draftres arc
included in Michigan's January
quota. with another 5000 sched=
uled for call in February if camps
are ready to receive them. II
these men are indicted on sched-
ule next month, it means more
than 1900 Michigan men will. he
in out-of-state camps by March l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Take Another 700

II Detroit's 2l0th Coast Artil-
lery regiment is modified during
the period il will take another 700
to 1000 men away-probably 10
Fort Sheridan, Ill.
The only remaining national
guard units then in the state will
be the 1S2nd, 177th and 10th
Field Artillery regiments of the
72nd Corps Brigade. Mobilization
of these units-eXpected April l
will take between 1000 and 5000
more Michigan men into the field,
probably to a Missouri camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Stay Behind WARNING

If the driver ahead feels Il
would be unsafe for the driver
behind 10 pass because Of an in
tersection child near the road,
approaching car or other poten-
tial hazard, he makes no re.
spouse 10 the signal until the
way is clear. The driver behind
accepts this as a safety warning
10 stay behind.
II a truck driver has left
serious emergency hazard behind
him wreck partly blocking a
road. tree down. a farm ami
NAL which had strayed onto the
road and been killed. etc.-he
VIII flash warning 10 traffic
coming toward him with contin-
uouS frantic blinking Of his
headlights AZ night or a wave
down motion with his hand In
day time. either Of which means
10 the oncomlnG driver, There's
special danger down the road a
ways. Look sharp"
let the truck driver help YOU
drive safely" IS Mr.. Jasper's
suggestion you'll usually find
him courteous, highly trained In
safe driving and n friendly part
ner on the road"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Detroit Produce

AppI FS- Pushel baskets Illinois. In
diana and virginia. I. No !. 2" and
80 4 s5c Illinois. T. No. l. q ard M.
south Carolina Summers 81 ioni.I5
truck receipts hnshel baskets Delaware
Y s NJ. I. "a and M, Williams Red
cANTALoUPs-sair, Meats. Arizona
Phoenix District. Jumbo 27s best, 81 4o6
? 81. Jumbo 3ss hest 81 25d2 80: Jumbo
ass. mostly - 50 Yuma District Jumbo
3ss. 81 fofI So Indiana. standard crates.
HoNFYBAIt california jumbo crate.
36s Few 81 80 Jumbo s5s. few 81
HOSFyDFWS California standard o.
Arizona iuruho ss aof standard as 81 50.
STANDARD i2s a. 60u1 81
CNUrrFLoWER Washington. pony
crates "a snf larger -
CELERY Michigan. highbsii crates, 50
n fnc, hunches i.foz stalks 2ST 55o
CTCt'NBFPS Pushel baskets: Marv-
land 81 5oU2 large size slicers, 81 asa
! s.. rekles. 81 80.
TFTTTCF I A. crates Iceberg type
California Salinas and dozen 81 50
ut7 - few : DOZEN Stss
PEACHES Pushel baskets Georgia FL
her'as = No ! 2" and M 81 asa
Carolina Golden JuhreSs 8 No I
Is" and NJ 81 $50 * hsY hushsl
baskets Georgia Fiher'as y 8 No. /
- and NJ. a s. ~ so e 30 and IN,
81 t'0 80 Georgia Bellies y No ;.
i1." and m si25 IT," snd IN 81 ~
70 Hale Ravens o. 6 No I. 2" and
up ~ and NJ aoc
POTATOES -New stock. loom sacks.
California y 8 No !, washed Ions
whites 81 sO6275 ". 8 No washed
Tr'umphs. - ~ Idaho and Oregon. washed
Triumnhs 81 9012. North Carolina and
Virginia y. g No. I unwpshed Cohblers
81 soG 20: Missouri and Kansas fsir N
generally good quality washed Cohblers
81 250iSo fair N generally good IN
washed Cohhlsrs 81 800 - ~. 3. No.
unwsshed Trumrhs. few. 81 sa6 rs
OMAToES-10-lb cartons. repacks. anc
repacked Jugs 81 Ohio hothouse s.lh
baskets medium size. iIoT l.15, small
size soc Missouri i2-ni climax baskets.
81 30n lao. Michigan 12-dt climax has
ke's No - n5cTSf.
whTEPNELoNS Georgia nnd SOUTH
Carolina Tom Wstsons. per melon. 1892
his ASA t0c. fine qualify. SIS 2 soc -
lbs $50 cuban Queens 20 lbs 2oc ~ a.
lbs % = soc 2s.2s lbs 30 Csc 10 IN.
rs p ioc Lees Gravs $3.50 ms fire nual-
rv $50: Cannorbals 70-34 lbs 4oT soc
% lbs few fine quality. 55dS7is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Gen.
Volume
At Peak

NEW YORK, July 1S.--Sales OF
General Foods Corporation cur
rently are rejecting the steady
advance IN consumer purchasing
power and volume in the first six
months was the largest for the
period in the history Of the COM
pany
Cpturn in sales is enabling the
company to offset higher operating
costs and increased tax reserves.
Prospects are that earnings for the
first half this year were slightly
better than a year ago, when
profit Of S7352 126. equal 10 S1.33
a common share. was reported.
In the first quarter this year.
earnings were equal 10 So cents a
share on the common. about I'M
changed from year ago.
3 The steady rise IN commodity
prices naturally has Increased the
operating costs, but as
Yet these advances have not been
passed on 10 the consumer. except
IN few items like coffee and
flour.
Frozen food business Of the
company continues 10 gain I'M
popularity, and sales Of this prod
uct marketed under the trade
name Birds Eye" are showing
good gains. A considerable volume
IS being taken by the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Auto
Truck Driver, Build
WordIess Safety 4
Language on Road
BY sILER FREEMAN

Did you ever know that the
truck drivers have a language
OF their own? And this Ian
guage is not by word of mouth
but by lights and horns?
Even passenger car drivers
can learn this language, which
has been built up over many
years by the grapevine"
method, by truckers meeting at
roadside eating places and en-
gaging in shop talk. II isn't a
standard code of signals, but II
is pretty well understood, from
the fellow hauling cars from
Detroit 10 the Texan pulling
refrigerated fruit from the
Southwest.
This wordless but effective
safety language was disclosed by
r. c. Jasper. feet engineer Of
the National Safety Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Tube
Earns S30O,166
In Six Months

Wolverine Tube Company re-
ports for the six months ended
June 80. subject 10 audit and year.
end adjustments, net profit OF
$500, l66, after depreciation, federal
income taxes. etc. equivalent, after
provision for preferred dividends.
to 81 cents a share on 352 ,044
shares of common stock.
This compares with net profit OF
1892 1872 for the six months ended
June 80, 1910, or As cents a share
on 396, 122 shares then outstanding
after adjustment of taxes to con-
form to the Second Revenue Act
of 1910.
Federal income taxes for the
current period have been computed
at present rates with additional
provision for higher federal taxes
and other contingencies.
Sales for the first six months OF
1871 totaled S5,054.s4l. against
So. S4S.445 for the corresponding
period in 1910.
During this period 1000 shares
OF common stock were sold 10 en-
ployes from an allotment of 10000
shares set aside for this purpose by
a resolution adopted at the meet
ing Of stockholders on Aug. IL,
1896. Also 4S,07S shares OF COM
mon stock previously outstanding
were acquired for the treasury OF
the company.
Charles c. Limbocker, president,
states that large part Of huge
backlog of untitled orders is for
defense purposes and have been
formulated for any additional
facilities that may be needed for
the present emergency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Sends Questionnaires TO 10000

Desiring sample the opinions Of stockholders
and employees themselves the General Foods Corporation
missionaries annual 10000 stockholders and 10000
employees
One significant fact developed that higher percentage
OF employees than Of stockholders replied they
reports In fact of the employees replying 964 cent said that
they read it, whereas only 10 of the stockholders
this reply Also very much larger percentage employees
ported aey keps for future refeences22
Of the employees replying against Sic per of the
holders
The foregoing constitutes evidence that
better written better illustrated and
they tend gain in reliability The study also
until recently making great
in neglecng send periodical accounngs going
10 employees well stockholders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Similar 10 System Of Middle Ages

Even however. problems The
ysHE the basis for Just price came 10 De the labor
IiSh and trouble involved producing things
could be made generally effective and all
exceptions had he adopted
labor trouble OF classes OF counted
than those OF others.
When right down the whole notion n Just
always Will authority idea about
"a price A commodity ought
illustration Of this the talk about
seecye system pice-fiNnG What that that
sufficient political
prceXng authority for another
feels If the product made by class section
which political will h allowed 70 tide other
parity of the emergency created
n present will become basis for Just price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Problem Of Modern Management

One problem Of modern management stockholders
read quarterly which stuffed envelopes
dividend checks They complain that stockholders tend
the dividend check and In
break this alleged habit experiment
sending the separately
ahead Of the mailing of the dividend check calling
the that the check viii be mailed
has been high OF
single instead Of double mailing
As management produces interesting periodical reports
should merchandise the pamphlet studies outside advertising
This viii not only help 10
mailing list but Will elicit inquiries are NOT
stockholders but who might become
Likewise such promotion reports the
attention Of unregistered corporate bondhoder who certainly
shnLld be nod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
.Borg-Wd Defense
Orders al So Millions

CHICAGO. July is - Defense
orders totaling S49,960.07S were
received by Borg-Warner Corpora
ton and its divisions and subSidi-
aries up 10 July /, G. A. Shallberg.
vice president, has announced. I'm
filled defense orders as Of July
amounted to $50 5S9,113 after de-
Quoting shipments of S11,32S, 962
and inter-company business of
S2l42 O02
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Price Control Bill
Seen Enacted by Fall
Haney
Nv LEWIS HANEY

general price bl imminent and Washington
ports indicate the Of such before Winter
This reasonable forecast The administration
clearly merely waiting ne people - become broken 10 harness
before driving By Fall should find ourselves involved
emergencies that about all we can decide is TO let the
government DO IT,
be that control almost exactly like the
OF the middle Back IN the days Of Scr
o and WChcra when k0c ruled as wears ot God on earth
here a similar doctrine concerning prices
In the twelfth let us the notion prevailed that
market prices hal validity social importance but that the
only the So-caled lust price
such price ~ based custom II tended 20
tho had In times when
conditions changed slightly developed
CID unreasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Allen Industries
Lifts Earnings

Allen Industries, Inc, reports for
the SIX months ended June 80. a
net profit of $3.50 936 after normal
federal income taxes. etc. but
without provision for excess prof
lis tax. The above net is equal
to S444 a share on OIL 200 shares
of common stock.
This compares with S315,199 or
Sl.20 a share on 262.S0O shares
for the six months ended June 80,
1910
Federal income taxes for the
first half of this year were pro-
vlded for on a 30 per cent basis.
For the quarter ended June 30,
indicated net profit was S194,1S5
or u cents a share on 271, 200
shares, against Sf57,473 or 90
cents share on 262,S0O shares in
the June quarter of 1910 and $780,
ISL or y cents a share on 271 200
shares in the quarter ended March
81, this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Pere Marquette
Nets Sis Share

CLEVELAND. July 1S.-pere
Marquette Railway reports for the
SIX months ended June 30 a net
income Of $3.50 129 equal. after
SIX months dividend requirements
on ll20O0 shares OF 5 per cent
cumulative prior preference stock
and on IA 300 shares, Of 5 per cent
cumulative preferred. both issues
having unpaid dividend accumula-
tons. 10 S275 a share on 450.460
shares ~ common
-Ff-7te- compares With S3i3 $50 or
81 cents share on per cent
cumulative preferred in the first
SOS months Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Mdxon Expands
Research Unit

Maxon IN. national advert sing
agency. has virtually doubled the
physical capacity o. US main Offices
with the opening ~ an entirely
separate new building Two doors
east Of It's present location ~ 2Iel
East jefferson The latter vii
continue 10 be headquarters The
annex is a three-story stone Struc.
ture completely refttef with moi
ern equipment including floreS-
cent lighting 20 provide for mo
expansion Of MsXon's research and
merchandising division
These enlarged research fsC.I.
ties VIII rot orriy seTre tfF-e- pntHn-i
Office o. Naxon Inc, but 'n'
branches in Chicago New Norf
and Bridgeport as wei as ih'
Naxon field force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Signals to Pass

Just what are these signals!
Here are a few:
When one truck driver rolls
up behind another truck and
wants 10 pass, he gives a couple
OF short toots on his horn, or
flashes his lights meaning, I'm
ready 10 pass you.
When the truck driver ahead
gets these two short toots, or a
flash OF lights from behind. he
sizes up the road ahead. If the
way is clear and safe for the
fellow behind to pass. he flashes
his tail lights and marker lights,
meaning, "Okay 10 pass Come
ahead. " e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious fancy. 1925 bu.
NO !, 81 80 a LIS; Duchess No. L. STA
40 ou; No. 2 soc Northern Spy. fancy
Rep - .a sla' as od No No E i'' {, I,
y 1910 ? Use. Transparenis. fancy,
81 500 i.7a' No. /, soca Sl25 bu. No. 2
BEANS. Green. fancy, ua22s; No. |,
81 asa LIS. horssbeans No /, $ls0a
Is Roman No. l. 81 so bu
BLACKBERRiEs Fancy. $50 24-qt
crate No J $375Gf25
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano, i0a
.|uc escaroie, 80, ], i0u5oc bu. endive.
fancy. 81 80 BY 80 l. Sla12i bu. No.
= &c; sorrel 45T 60c hu. Swiss chard "a
70 SOC huf kale iog soc bu mustard
VIC ~, iarnirs 80 80 soc hu,
spinach, No. J. 30 17jc. leaf lettuce. No.
L. go 3jc hu collards Ne. J IS n soc hu
HEAD LETTUCE Fancy 81 IS bu. No.
j. $50 500 hl No O. IS soc m
ASPARAGUS Fancy. SOC 4N % doz
.BEFTs-No. :. 300 ioc doz bchs. sa
CABRAGE-Fancy N25gi55 bu. No
PC ~ 81 no. No. 2 7Sc red No !. 81
CUcUNsERs-Fancy. - bu. No. /
- 25g2 rs hu; No ? $50
+ Carrots Fancy soc DO, nrh, No
80 20 'q 4s 5 N2 2; 'oe. NPl2s oa.
it' L.l" y" 81 'Qp on,
tELEkf ROOT No !. &c 81
tLNRN Fancy, 80 n soc doz bchs No
4!t 5Ac No i5c
tf I'Elts sweet. fancy s. SO !.
>l'3 io So. :. Sl5o sat case sour
.An, ~ - 30 J. 81 6ju2
rN ~ CORN. Fancy euc 81 10 5-d1z
sacs SO ! i0 SOC. No ?, 80 " soc
d ct RRANTs So T. $40 so 2i-qt crate
nlL.i.g-.fo.1 SOC doIen punches
f1Ek e. Large SO 2Su 80 Is 3O.dpzen
cas- rnsd,4n s. 2'as
'i'Dsf BERRIES No. ], " . 81 2i-qt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Employees More Familiar With Operation

When middle manufacturer consulted business
advisor he faceiouSy counSeled different adding
that the designed for stockholders should be
poye because they familiar with the
stockholders Conversely he advised that the smped for
employees should be forwarded 10 stockholders
Recent facndng studies have confirmed this
the employees familiar
interested discussions concerning
My view that the apurpose report itself should be
npied and streamned that should deal
that intelligent stockholders employees
arbitrary