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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

them as that of strengthening out the CCC mess It isn't a matter of isolated camps either. In one sec ton around Medford, Ore, there are 28 camps where the boys are predominantly from the South. The migration from the East has al- most ceased since national defense got under way, but it was trouble some for awhile. On the other hand, even in camps where the men are drawn from surrounding areas, there is diet problem. Since he average enrolment of a CCC boy is only six months and few aver stay more than a year, there is little time to wean them from accustomed diets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
RED FACE DEPT

CHICAGO - Perhaps the most embarrassed of all rockies over their debuts in the major leagues was shortstop Lou Stringer of the Chi cago Cubs. He made four errors However, he made a double and { single and the fans liked him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
Mrs. MtneiII PassesAway
We'll Known Woman of In terior Dies in South-
 Rites Held at Kent

SEATTLE, May 3.-Funeral ser vices for Mrs. James J. McNeill, who with her husband is well known in Fairbanks, Alaska, will be held Monday at Kent, Washington.
 Mrs. McNeill died last Tuesday in San Francisco and her son John J. McNeill is bringing the remains north for interment.
 The elder McNeill was foreman for a mining company in the Alaska interior and at another time an operator on Gilmore Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

Andrew Jackson Houston, only living son of General Sam Hous- ton, president of early Texas and leader of the army that 105 years ago defeated the Mexican general, San'.a Ana, at San Jacinto bat tlefi i'd, has been named to the U. $. senate by Gov. w. L. O'Daniel of Texas. Houston will fill the vacancy created by the death of
 Morris Sheppard of Texas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

Subscribe to tile Daily flask, Empire-the paper with the larges. paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

Each U. s. military truck, scout car or other vehicle contains about 40 distinct raw materials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

If you have vegetable stains on your fingers, rub them off with a cut potato or lemon skins. Wash well in cold water.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

Try a c1asslIleu au III Ine Empir-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03

biscuits-three t.n2s a day. Gel | e-y, t.,cy C. 'lel "wecdj"; aspara-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-03
CCC Gefs Into
 Frying Pan Bui
 LudiIy Estape!

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

some instances as we'll as at the
bottom a high salary per Sc is no
signal Of corporate evil
AS a matter of fact, the money
spent for top management is well
spent If the judgment of the chief
executive is sound. The success
of an enterprise hinges on the
capacity Of mon in responsible
positions. and even literally paid
executives are worthy of their hire
If they do a competent Job
In a research study conducted
by Stanford University California,
i'm collaboration with The Standard
OH Company OF California and II
other West Coast corporations, an.
effort has been made 10 state in.
precise scientific terms the nature
Of top management. the role OF
Industrial leadership and the
means of determining salaries. The
results appear in a volume by Paul
+. Holden. professor of industrial
and associates in al
book entitled TOP Management
ORGANIZATION and Control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Twin Coach Co.
Profit Doubled

CLEVELAND. July s. - The
high rate of operations which pre-
vailed throughout most of the half
year period just ended will likely
result in "a net profit for Twin
Coach Company for the six months
ended June 30, of about S405, 600
or sc cents share. This would
compare with $4,000 or as cents
a share reported for the CORES
ponding period of 1910.
Net profit for the March quar-
ter, when federal income taxes
were provided for at the "a per
cent rate, amounted TO 1921 ,038 or
40 cents a share. The estimated
half-year showing would indicate
a profit of. about S174000 or 81
cents share for the June quarter.
However, in its report for the six
month period it is likely the COM
pany will provide for federal in
come taxes at the rate of 80 per
cent for the entire period.
This represents provision OF an
increased amount of tax for the
first quarter as well as the second
quarter, and of course is reflected
in the indicated decrease in net
profit for the June quarter No
provision is being made for excess
profits tax. since the amount of
liability for this tax. if any, cannot
be determined with accuracy at
this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
; Mutual Life Agents
Win Convention Trip

Elvan c. Seed. Louis j. Good
man and James f. Blanchard, all
of the Detroit office of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New
York, qualified for the National
Field Club convention this year
in Colorado Springs, Colo, Ricil-
ard f. Myer, manager, reports,
Attendance is dependent upon aa
agent attaining a certain volume
of business. he said This is Seeds
sixteenth year, GoodmaaS seventk
and Blanchard's second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied nv Federated
Metals Division, Detroit Spot 90 per
cent tin. nominal. New York. 50 rs fu-
ture tin. 81 s75. lake grade copper. deliv-
cred Midwest ~. eectrolytic spot. smelter
lead. $40; 81 Louis zinc 20. New York
antimony. ~ virgin aluminium, II.
Tin. moderate All others active Export
copper. II resale nominal, 10 so. Free
sterling exchange. 81 03R.
NEW YORK July 5-with virtually all
major nonferrous metal companies closed
for the long Independence Day week end
holiday, the markets for copper. lead and
open, operated with skeleton crews and
confined activity 70 cleaning UP routine
affairs
In copper. most interest continues 10
center upon Washington whore tho OpM
has under consideration 100 per cent pri-
critics for this metal. Details ~ this order
are expected 10 be made public some time
before August !, The anticipated effective
date. Awaiting this development producers
and custom smelters are continuing along
the same lines az heretofore that is-alio-
eating 20 per cent Of domestic refined
production 70 the emergency pool and
disposal ~ the remainder according 70
preference ratings. - ny leading primary
producers AZ II cents a pound Connecticut
Valley and AZ 12ia cents pound by Gus
tom smelters and smaller producers.
The lead market ended the week with
demand stu well ahead OF supply and the
price holding AZ SIS cents 10 500 cents a
pound New York and 3 20 cents 81 Louis
The zinc supply continued subject 70
strict rationing by principal primary sell
ers at 7.25 cents pound East st. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Cutler TO Head
.Tdng|efoot Firm

GRAND RAPIDS, July 5 Elec-
ton of Rushing y Cutler to the
presidency of the Tanglefoot
Company, succeeding Phelps New
berry. has been announced.
Newberry becomes chairman OF
the board. Other changes in per
sonnet includes f. j. Durkin
elected vice president; Charles II
Foote. treasurer; Mrs. Charlotte
Sherrard, secretary, and Leon
Fenske. assistant treasurer.
In announcing the changes in
personnel. Newberry said:
ut is the desire of our stock
holders and directors 20 identify
the Tanglefoot Company rs a
Grand Rapids institution. Here
tofore, IL was operated from
Detroit through an executive
committee by officers who were
not residents OF Grand Rapids.
Cutler will make Grand Rapids
his home. The rest of the active
personnel are all Grand Rapids
people who have seen long
service with the company"
Cutler served on the board Of
directors Of the TanglefoOt Com
pany, Berry Brothers, Detroit:
jefferson Terminal Warehouse.
Detroit; Colby Milling Company,
Dowagiac, and several other COM
DanieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

zone of the principal purposes
I'm freeing executives Of detail Is
to permit them To concentrate
ma j0r attention on performance
of the company as a whole. This
function involves the co-Ordina-
ton OF all the parts Of the
organization. and direction Of
their activities toward attain
ment of the overall results de-
sired.
"First. there Is the broad gem
eraI OBJ Elective for the company
as whole. II Is I'm terms OF
this objective that the general
effectiveness Of the organization
is measured. II is usually estab-
Iished by the board Of directors.
though approval Of the objective
proposed either by the general
management or originated by
the board itself. Such an objec-
tive Is ordinarily expressed in
terms Of profit for the year,
based on certain volume at an
estimated cost and selling price.
1t Is usually stated by months
or quarters. I'm order to provide
n basis for progressive following
Of results. There may also be
other auxiliary detectives, such
as decrease I'm the accident
rate. or improvement In the cash
nnsitinu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Many IN Wall Street were taking
a long weekend holiday Activity
IN general was limited but heavy
dealings in few strong spots
Ancd the fvo-hour total 10 almost
200 600 shares Volume a week
ago WAS 10000 shares
Outstanding was runup of .
points IN pepSi-Cola 90 a new high
for the year The stock, most aC-
tive on the board opened on a
block Of $500 shares and was all
over the tape IN later DEALINGS.
Atlantic calf and West IHd4e-
common and preferred, and Amer
lean Car and Foundry preferred
all al new tops. also stood out
Movements IN most pivotal issues
were meaningless SteelS, rails
motors, electrical equipments, util-
tiles and mail orders held around
previous closing levels Chemicals
and coppers displayed firmer tend
encies.
American Car and Foundry COM
mon was up about a point while
Texas Corporation and Industrial
Rayon gained half as much
There were several laggardS. in
Guiding Standard Oil of New Jcr-
Sey. Consolidated Edison, Sears
Roebuck and Westinghouse Eiec-
trio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Republic Aviation
BACKLOG 68 Million

FARMINGDALE. L. T.. July 8
The recent award TO Republic
Aviation Corporation of a contract
by the United States Army Air
-CeEes- fef-Ss ! 81 so worth u
military airplanes and parts has
increased the company's backlog
of untitled orders 10 more than
SOS 900 600, officials said All
production is for the government
No details as 10 the number o.
type Of aircraft covered by the
contract were given out Repub-
lie currently is in production on
P-43 CLancer"D and P-47 C'Thun
high altitude lntercc -
tor pursuit planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious fancy. 81 p hu
No. l. 81 500 75 Northern spy fancy,
81 bu No /. 81 - n 50 No. =, i5c = 81 .
steele BED, fancy Sl.75 bu.; No. J. 81 -
BEANs-Green fancy 81 - bu No !,
Slql.50; wax, fancy. s2G225, No. l.
vEGETGBLE GREENS Romano, 4oa
sOc: escarole No. /. 40H5 bus endive,
No l. Sin12S hu. No. 7ic, sorreL
so n soc bu Swiss chard, 33n soc nu. kaie
40 e sc bu mustard. 80 n i0c ia. turnips,
No. /. 30 soc bu; spinach, No. l. 3ar
soc: leaf lettuce No l. 80 35c bu col
lards No /. goa i0c bu ~
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. 81 NJ hu
No. / eocq 81 25 hu.: No. ?. 75c hu
su SsPAFS NJ FaaSy 80 o 4 q SOC
BEETs-No. /. 3oa ioc doz punches
VcABBAGE-No /. Na1sO bu.; No 2.
75c. hu red. No /, N.aoa2; red, No.
cUcUMBERs-No, I. uNa275 bu
BROCCOLI / sieoa2 bu.
cARRoTsmMo, J. 35qEoe %. enne h.,
Celery Fancy 5oassc dor. bunehs,
No = 25a35ci No. 2, 15c
CELERY RooT-No. ]. 7se91. :.
50 n 50: No ?, so is-quart case; sour
fancy. 81: No J. $4,000 Is.
SWEET CORN - 81 5oai75 5-doz.
sack
cURRANTs - No. !, s3a3.5o ~ guar,
crate
D1tI-ioa5oc aoz lunches
FGGS-Large. 100000 3odoz. case
medium. S9H95o
GoosEBERRGEs- No. !, 81 5000 a..
al. crate
HUCKLERERRIEs 81 q4-qt crate
KOHL RABI--No !. 50n 65c don. bchs
LEXIS No I, 75c n 81 doz punches
ONTONS-Green, No. I. as 55c dor
lunches: dry onions, No. /. N.73a22'
PARSLEY SOC doz punches
PARSLEY ROOT No l. asa 55c bu
Peas Fancy 81 bu; No !, si25 n
I so: No 2. 81
PEPPERS Green, soc peck basket
POTATOES No. I, rs n a0c bu. No. 2
IS "a SOC.
POULTRY live heavy breeds. ~
n 22c 10. leghorns, isa20c broilers.
heavy, % 24c 10 leEhons. 200 22c IN.
RADISHES--Red. No I, asa soc dor
so n s5c dor lunches.
RAsPBERRIEs- fancy. 81 rs "a
At crate; No. j. s325d375 No. 2, SO:
red. No I. S55O76 No ?. SIS
RHuBARB-ou,door, No. 1, 25135c
doz punches
RUTABkGAs-No l. 5oa75c.
soUAsH-summer No. J. s5d 75c =
STRAWBERRIES Fancy, si25; No.
1, 81. 50a4; No 2 S2d250
ToMAToFs-outdoor, No. I, si.501175
Alb basket
TuRNIPs-No. /. IS dor. punches
90c n 81 10 bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. soc a 81
doz punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
La Sale Wines
Nets 6OC Share

La Sale Mines G. Champagne,
Inc. in its annual report for the
fiscal year ended May 81, declared
that operating results for the past
year were the highest in the his
tory OF the company. The net
profit, after all charges, was Sl30,-
375, equal 10 so cents share on
the outstanding stock This COM
pares with SS9. 500. or Al cents a
share. for the preceding year
Working capital increased $751;
$50 during the year This is after
payment Of dividends in the
amount of $40 $40, or 20 cents
share.
Net sales for the year increased
270, asa. or 40 per cent over the
preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Detroit Produce

Rff.lsf New STOCK, Illinois On bas-
kets. Us No. l. Pinch minimum. Yellow
Transparents. Si10d125
CANTALOUPS- SALMON Meats, Arizona
Yuma jumbo 27s S3.i5d % Jumbo 3ss
California, Imrt,isl VALLEY Jumbo crates.
27s 81 20 Jumbo 3ss, So 75a4 jumbo ass.
SO eoW4 IS Arizona, Phoenix district
Jumbo 5es. 81. 90; Jumbo ass, SO 90; Honey
ass. 81; pony ass. 81 so Honeydews. Cal
ifornia standard crates o. Sis5d2
CARROTS Bunched. Los Angeles crates
doz.. 81 25d25 so: fair condition 81
A.99f s25S far con9 WssRns 81 5'a PONY
crates. l2s and larger. $1,000
CEIERY-Miehgan fiat crates. s0c; l.
don punches. 40c
low, ordinary 20 fair condition, IS 75c
Texas sacks, yellow. 81 doz 81 25 Okla
homa sacks. yellow, 81 Georgia crates
white, approximately 5.doz 81.
CUcUMBERs - Practically nothing Of
LETTucE-Ios Angeles crates. Iceberg
types California Salinas 5-doz.. S375I
2s5 mostly SOAPS. 4doz S3.75af g.
doz 81 5Od2.75. ordinary condition. 81
Washington 5-doz.. ordinary 10 fair quail
ity and condition. 81 oregon 5-doz.. or
binary "a fair quality and conditlSn. 81
oNIoNs-5o-lb. sacks California. u.
No ! Sweet spanish 3.inch and larger.
81 rs " s. No. yellow. 81 H225 mostly
S2i5dl25. Kentucky yellows. generally
good quality. small ~ medium size, 81 90 n
2. Texas. Y. commercial Yellow Ber-
musds. generally good condition 50; gen
orally good quality round whites. fair con-
dition. 81 so.
PEACHEs-Inlnois. hushci basket. Red
birds "a inch minimum, U s No !.
81 4OG $50 Arkansas half bu baskets.
Fairs PeautyS. T. g No. l. Pinch mini
mum. 81 35di.iO. Georgia half bu bas-
kets n s No J. Hleys ~. inch and up,
q5c n 81 few as high as 81 IS: Ia inch
minimum rs 9Oc few 81; laz inch mint
nch minimum. poor 20 tsir condition, 30a
soc
POTATOES New stock. 1oo-lb sacks
Alabama. U. $. No. J, washed rriuImphs;
washed Long whites, S2.4O California
Long Whites. r. s. No l. washed. 81 40
~ 50. mostly 81 so. Idaho Y S. No 1,
washed Triumphs 81 25a2 IS; North Caro-.
G21s u. = no. /, size r. sif1 10.
Virginia H. 8 No. /. unwashed Cobblers,
50 Eastern shore Virginia, u. s. No. 1.
unwashed Cobblers, 81 10. Missouri. gen.
orally good quality washed Cobblers. 81 90
n 05. mostly around 81 Kansas. generally
good quality unwashed Cobhers, 81 90
Louisiana. generally good quality, unwashed
Triumphs 81 Old stock 100-lb sacks,
Maine various varieties, U. s. No. ], -
TOMATOES - Repacks. 10Th cartons
so ri s5c: repacked lugs, Si.T5 So; ohio
dollhouse s-lb. baskets. medium size. -
~ e0c; ordinary quality, soc small size
so SOC Texas. original lugs. U. s. No u.
green ripe and turning wrapped. 6xo and
larger 81 IS: 6N7. 81 IS
wATERMELoNs- Georgia and Florida
Tom Watsons per melon, 20-2t lbs 30
q 55c: % lbs. 500 i5c; "a MS. 7on 75e
It's lbs Csc 90 his. 3Oc ~ lbs, Csc
2s lbs 40 i5c. IS lbs 47i1c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
National Bank Moves
MICHIGAN Ave. Branch

+ National Bank Of Detroit an
nounces the removal of the oper-
ations of its Michigan-Eightee
office to the new building now
completed Michigan and -Ninc-
teenth. effective next Mon d y.
John Hausch is manager.
The old office. condemned by the
city 10 make way for the Michi-
gan avenue widening program and
a larger Western Market place,
will now be torn down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Inner Workings

The book surveys the actual
inner workings of 81 of the princi-
pal companies of the country, and
is the last word on practices OF
the bosses in modern corporate
II reveals the precise
functions of the brass hats sitting
IN the principal offices, and sets
up mode of procedure.
The subject treated recalls an
aphoriSm by the late Henry l..
Doherty. president Of the Cities
Service Company, who used to re-
mark that an executive should
never do anything he can get some
one else 10 do. but should always
keep busy
The book is primarily a report
inc Job revealing what goes on at
the top in preSent-day big bust
ness.
In delineatinC the functions of
the corporate big shots, the au-
thofS point out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Wabeek Bank S
New Branch
Opens Thursdays

A new branch of the Wabeek
State Bank of Detroit in the north
west section OF Detroit on Nc
Nichols road will be opened next
Thursday morning, George B.
Judson. president of the bank, an
nounced.
The new offices will be housed
in one-story sandstone and brick
building at 7443 McNichols road.
at Welland. five blocks west of
Livernois. The building was orig
inally constructed for banking
business, with a floor area Of APP
proximately 2,400 square feet.
The entire building is being
renovated both inside and outside,
and the interior remodeled and
redecorated. Six tellers' cages are
being built OF the modern type.
without tops, and new fixtures are
being installed. A railing enclos-
ure for the managers quarters
has been built just inside the en-
trance.
A souvenir will be presented 20
the first day depositors and a spe-
cial invitation will be sent 10 all
business organizations in this dis
trict
This is the fifth office Of the
Wabeek State Bank of Detroit TO
be opened. The main offices were
opened in the Fisher Building three
years ago. The downtown Officer
were opened a year later. The
other offices are in Birmingham
and Ferndale. respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
III Years
Honor Four Bell Officials
for Service Records

Four top-ranking officials Of the
Michigan Bell Telephone Com
PaHy-afe eHrFently-ebs Serv-
ice anniversaries which span a to-
tai of al years in the Bell
System.
The four. all Of whom came up
from the ranks. are: Thomas n.
Lacy, vice president and general
manager; Earl NJ. Gladden., gen.
eral commercial manager; CaSsius
A. Morford. general plant man
ager, and Howard w. Benedict,
general traffic manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
His Recommendation

lie suggests:
III II were possible TO CONSOLE
date, or mt least coordinate the
efforts of, say, the American
Federation of Investors. Inc, and
the Committee Ia Uphold Consti-
tuti0nal Government, as well as
those of the Crusaders and the
Tax Foundation. so as To elimi-
nate duplication of effort and
duplication of the cost Of over
head, and concentrate all finan-
cial contributions. into one or
ganization, with the ultimate
purpose Of having investors rep
resented effectively and eff
GENTLY I'm Washington and I'm all
the capitals of various states.
and, likewise, To have investors
inteIligently represented--when
invited by management-in all
important cases Of labor media
ton and arbitration, think pos
sibly we might get somewhere
In bringing 10 the attention of
the public the present plight Of
those who have invested their
capital In American institutions,
and how these people really rep
resent the backbone OF our past
national growth and prosperity,
and why destroying such invest
ors mean destroying our present
system Of free private enter
prise"
Here's a challenge for some
organizing genius.
-~ Copyright, 1871. by 3 c, Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
7 Detrcitefs Join
Accountants Institute

NEW YORK, July Selection
Of seven Detroit certified public
accountants as members of the
American Institute of Accountants
was announced by John l.. Carey,
secretary. They are J A. Baird, f.
A. Eberle, w NJ. Ferguson, b. F.
Jackson, Nathan Kaletsky, c. B.
Neville and II. NJ. Prevo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Qualified Personnel

Second, a central staff
agency. such as budget depart
ment or bureau having we'll
qualified personnel. deyOtes- its
time TO following the budgets for
the top executives.
Third, II is considered i'm
portant TO secure the maximum
possible participation Of the or
ganization In both the prepare
ton OF the budgets and In fol-
lowing progress.
Fourth, the system must be
flexible to accommodate unavoid-
able fluctuations In business vol
ume."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Brokers Loans Increase

NEW YORK. July 5.-Loans "a
brokers and dealers in the week
ended July 2 totaled 1882 600. 900.
up $33,000000 from the previous
week and an increase of S120. 000.-
900 from the like week a year ago.
Other loans for the purpose of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted to S16S,000000, UP S4,-
600 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Potent Influence

Therefore, savers should eXer-
else, by all odds, the most potent
influence al Washington. since
they outnumber other votes" by
enormous odds. But we all know
that they don't. Washington kow-
lows to the labor vote" and TO
the farm vote" because both are
organized, both maintain power
full Washington Hobbies, both swing
big sticks at Washington.
Contrarywise, our $4,000, 900 pol
icy holders, our 45.65000Q savings
depositors, our 100000 security
owners, are utterly unorganized,
hence consistently ignored by poll
ticians.
Can anything be done about this
extraordinary situatiOn7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Hayden Promoted
By Gelatin Products

Gelatin Products Company. De-
troit, announces that David Hay
den who formerly covered the
eastern sales territory will now be
in charge of sales in the East with
headquarters in New York City
The move is made to care for a
marked increase in sales in that
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

The profoundly elementary fact
is that if politicians persist in
dealing unfairly with those Who
constitute the backbone of the ma
ton. namely, savers who supply
capital TO provide employment, our
whole future will be imperiled.
No individual no family, no or
ganiZation, no institution. no coun-
try which habitually overspends
can escape ultimate disaster.
This must be avoided here How
can il be avoided?
Only by thoroughgting organiza-
tforf, by United action.
One company president writes
me:
"For long time the writer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

More than 64,000,000 persons
have saved and invested in life in
surance policies to protect their
families, dependents or others.
Then there are upwards of As
$4,000 savings depositors in one
or other kind of banks.
Next, no fewer than 100000
individuals or families or estates
or institutions have invested money
in stocks or bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Stocks Steady
In Continued
Dull Trading
International New, Service win,

NEW YORK. July 5 The stock
market just went through the mo-
lions today IN another colorlesS
Saturday session. The tone was
steady throughout with minor
changes the rule in most instances.