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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

THE OLD song had 1t that
heaven would protect the work
ING girl. But nowadays she IS
expected 10 eat in Self-defense.
Just 10 make sure that she gets
her protective foods, New York
is waGing a nutrition campaign
10 call attention 10 the forgotten
breakfast, the lopSidcd lunch,
and the balanced dinner 10 make
a girl plump or thinner. And
the way things are shaping up,
any meal that fails 10 measure
up 10 the nutrition yardsuck VIII
soon be contraband.
The main reason the Working
girl doesn't care much about
food is that she does not realize
how extremely important the
three balanced meals a day are
TO health and looks.
Then. in addition, il seems
that she almost regards adequate
nutrition as a menace 10 her
figure.
She entertainS the strongest
convictions that milk isalatten-
ing and that such Wholesome
foods as bread. butter and pofa-
toes are practically fatal, AS
for green's. she just plain does
not like them.
Adequate Breakfast
What the working girl needs
is a little first hand experience
with the A. 3. C's Of nutrition.
Balanced meals help to balance
the scales as well as build
health.
An adequate breakfast-one
that includes fruit juice, ore egg.
whole wheat toast and coffee
furnishes no more calorieS than
doughnuts and coffee But the
balanced menu means Vitamins,
minerals, protein and pep.
The best luncheon the business
girl can order is the regular
bill of fare. Let's say It con-
siSts of meat loaf. a cooked
vegetable, bread, beverage and
dessert.
BY taking skim milk or but
termilk, whole grain bread and
a fruit for dessert, there's a
margin of protection without
too many calories.
Leaving off the rich dessert is
what keeps the calories within
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

II HE ISN'T a sport-model
male-a runabout playboy who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Popular Masculine AIibis
For Deferring Marriage
BY HELEN ROWLAND

is always falling in love and
catching his balance, but cant
love any girl long enough to get
as far as the solitaire and sign
ing on the dotted line
Then he's a hard boiled woman
hater who declares that mar
riage. is the bunk, and defieS
any woman 10 marry him while
he's conscious.
AND If HE is none of the
foregoing, he is probably the
common or garden type, whose
name is legion-the thwarted
wooer who can't get the woman
he wants because he never
wants any woman once he knows
he can get her!
These are only few Of the
more popular masculine alibis
for deferring marriage.
by King Features synd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
BY JANE MOWERS :

SANTA CLAUS. jot this
down. The younger set =. the
very much younger set is
casting a wishful glance at this
kiddie-car hassock in the person
of puppy dog
You see. he provides great
mobility for the toddlers be-
cause he is set on four rollers.
Should baby wander off his
route into the broadside of
desk or a chair ker-plunk!
not scratch or mar re
suits. Little dog is well padded
and completely covered in
leather.
He has a mate in the duck
ling. offered at the same price
S3.9S. Both come in many
color combinations dark and
light. The body stands 10 inches
from the floor, the head, ex-
GLIDING ears, is almost ID inches
high.
The relaxing teddy bear is
cuddly hall of pink and white
fuzz. and an exceptional bear he
is. For up and down his back
runs a Upper and inside lies a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Working Girls Must Know
The A, B, C's Of Nutrition
Nv IDA JEAN KAN

bounds. It's a mistake Tor the
business girl 10 try 10 get by on
a sandwich and coffee.
Balanced Dinner
A balanced dinner really can
make a girl plump or thinner.
Since this meal is the last
chance TO complete the list Of
protective foods needed during
the day. il should be chosen with
oversightS at the other two
meals in mind.
If there were no green or yell
low vegetables on the lunch. one
should be included at dinner.
along with a salad of uncooked
green's. lean meat or fish or fowl
or eggs; whole grain bread, des-
sert, and beverage.
To dodge calories, the dessert
should be either a low calorie
fruit-or left off. Instead of
milk, an ounce OF yellow cheese
may be used.
Every working girl in the
country would be smart TO
check over the list of protective
foods and TO see that she gets
them every day.
Money for adequate nutrition
is the best investment she can
make. Here are the nutritional
allowances recommended daily
for the business girl:
NutritioneI Guide
Galleries. 2,1O0; protein, so
grams; calcium, 0.S grams; iron,
II milligrams.
Vitamins A. 5000 units; B,
400 units; c. 400 units; B, LIS
milligrams; d. 400 units.
And below is the list of pro-
tective foods which furnish the
essentials in the amounts recon-
mended. This list should be
used daily in the diet
FRUIT fresh fruits. one a
citrus. as oranges, grapefruit,
or the juice; or tomatoes, or the
juice.
VEGETABLES p cooked, one
green or yellow.
RAW VEGETABLES - u e
daily a raw vegetable salad. The
greener the leaves the better.
Watercress is INTENTIONALLY valu-
able.
ONE EGG-At least four times
weekly.
LEAN NJ Z A FISH OR
Fowls ounces daily. Once
weekly, liver or other meat or
CANS should be used.
BUFFERS pats.
Plan the three meals a day
around this protective list, adj
ding any other foods you like
within your calorie quota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

DUE TO conditions abroad
and our national defense work,
we have been prepared to ex-
pect a lack of this or that COM
modify. Many of us had a
timorous attitude about the APP
proach of the holidays. We
considered whether even the old
custom of exchanging gifts and
putting up decorations might
not be curtailed for a while.
If there was any hesitancy in
carrying on the spirit Of good
will and generosity. it was not
felt by any of the merchants
throughput the country. From
all reports this will be the
finest and most glamorous OF all
holidays!
A walk along Fifth avenue
would convince even a Scrooge
that we intend 10 go all out for
fun and spending.
Colossal
Colossal is the words of some
of the decor motifs. For in
stance. a New York store has
completely covered the whole
front of their building with
trees, windows and all, leaving
only a diagnoal white path to
accommodate Santa Claus and
his reindeers.
Thousands OF flood lights
glistening on the live trees and
snow patches make this the
focal point OF the street.
Other stores have outdone
themselves in windows of exqui-
SITE accessories. new beauty
cases and brilliant costumes.
Famous paintings are portrayed
by figure grouping and color
blending. There is the feeling
of richness, elegance and wealth
Of material.
Christmas is good time 10
give necessities, such as few
cases of nice groceries, hams
and the like TO those who are
in need but all gifts should
carry with them a feeling Of JOY
and gayety.
In giving 10 the less fortunate.
include some silly little things
such as a mechanical toy or doll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

THERE ARE AZ deadly rea-
sons why man puts OF
marrying.
The following have been gath
cred after much careful research
and at great personal risk, be-
cause if you ask an eligible man
why he doesn't marry, it makes
him suspicious; if you ask him
why he never married, it makes
him sore,
If HE ISN'T a cynic who dis
trusts all women. he is a Lo-
thario who has a weakness for
them all.
If he isn't too lazy TO marry,
he's too busy to marry.
If he isn't out of job, he's
all wrapped up in his job.
II HE ISN'T a pessimist who
is afraid 10 marry because he
believes that all modern girls
are selfish. extravagant, unre-
liable and spoiled
Then he's a misogynist who
can't afford to marry, although
he can afford everything else
he wants. including An expensive
car and a costly club.
II HE ISN'T a Sport-model
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

pocket sufficiently roomy for
pajamas, tissues and childish
booty. ~
Be sure he's included ,Tn the
presents for high school sister
who dotas on animals and dolls
TO decorate her bed, her chairs
and window seats.
Very fetching effect when you
lay him on his back, with his
arms behind his head One look
is a lure. Costs but sos for
all that fluff For shopping
information. call Cherry $500,
line SAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

She has "it' and feels and looks
her hest because she made won
derful buy IN her luxurious Fur Coat
az FRANKLINS during their daring
18th anniversary sale Here is a
very special offer made in drive
for 500 new customers a smart
new s595 dress and a pair Of 80 95
shoes absolutely FREE. yes, we
mean II. both dress and shoes
FREE with your purchase ri \
stunning. clever brand new 1912
model Luxury Fur Coat. Priced at
only $500. They're better. finer
Furs beautiful, lined and tailored
They're real luxury coats. styled 10
tho minuo M you need To- pay
is Just Loo down. Take your fur
coat home with YOU. no red tape
no DELAY Hurry and get your
FREE dress and shoes during this
drive. At FRANKLIN'S DEPART
MENT STORE. S16 Michigan Ave
Shop any evening till . o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Dinner Frock

TINY DINNER parties, for
four or six. are Claire Trevor's
favorite form of entertaining her
best friends. AT the most re-
cent. of these parties she wore
a dinner frock Of heavy white
crepe-shirtwaist bodice. slender
skirt-the gown studded with
tiny white stones. Starshine on
CnONV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Luxurious Windows Proclaim
The Spirit Of Christmas
BY DONNA GRACE

il contains and for whom.
One can forget, you know,
after the wrappings are on.
When you bring them forth on
Christmas eve, throw away the
little paper. You should, OF
course, write your name cards
when the wrapping is done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Wrap Now

While II is more fun 10 shop
when the rush is on. there is a
real comfort in getting things
early. Don't make the mistake
of putting them away as they
come from the store.
Have your wrappings and rib
bons ready 10 finish each pack
age before putting II away.
Have an extra little paper on
the outside Of each. telling what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
fiasty Tasty Dessert


l cup mlncemeat
/ package prepared ginger
bread mixture
l cup whipping cream.
Oil a medium size ring mold
and place the mincemeat in the
bottom of it. Prepare the cake
mixture following the directions
on the package and pour the
batter over the mincemeat. Bake
in a moderate oven, $50 degrees,
about AS minutes. or until done.
Remove from the oven and AL
low it to stand about 5 minutes
before turning out onto chop
plate. Whip the cream and fill
the center of the ring with it.
Serve the dessert warm. Eight
10 10 servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Easily Prepared
Holiday Dessert

YOU WILL find the dessert
made by the following recipe a
Joy indeed. 1t features prepared
mincemeat and gingerbread mix
ture. Surely nothing could be
simpler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
No Herdships Yet

one cannot avoid the impress
sion that the great majority Of
people are not taking the "un-
limited emergency profoundly
seriously. Little or no hardship
has yet been experienced. little
or no failure 10 find desired
goods
Everywhere there is more
joking than concern over the
warnings Numbered by Ickes.
The definite outlook is that no
substantial saving of gasoline
will occur until compulSlon,
doubtless in the form OF ra-
tioning. Is enacted by law Clos
inc of gas stations all night or
on Sundays is certain 10 fall
short Of the governments goal.
Business men. especially cor
porations arrangements, are TAX
ing a FAR CraVer view Of what
the unlimited emergency for
BODIES. =
Apart from innumcrahle other
ways. such as priorities. scar
city Of essential materials and
other descriptive developments.
they are already being burdened
by enormously heavier taxation
and foresee still moro onerouS
burdens. Samples Of what is be-
falling corporation earnings VIII
be given later.
Copyright. 1871. BY p e. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Auto
Knudsen Looks
Calmly at Defense
Production Picture
BY sILER FREEMAN

If you want a calm, authentic
picture of our defense situation.
give car to William S. Knud-
sen. The genial giant is intent
on only one thing, his job, and
his job is 10 make defense the
No. ! job OF the nation.
I'VE are gradually building up
TO that feeling in the United
States" ne says confidently.
Always the production man,
Knudsen looks on the job of de-
Tense as so many man-hours.
Its man-hours, two-handed
work, that will get the job
finished" he insists. "Not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot % per cent
tin nominal New York So rs future tin.
west 70; electrolytic spot, smeiter. i2a
- 10; casting copper ~ Is: st Louis lead.
SO; 81. Louis zinc. 725: New York anti
mony, Il virgin aluminium. II.
Tin. leading importers secondary pro
ducers. and others discuss tin price with
noon Copper 100 per cent OPM priority
effective Wednesday No action vet m
copper price. Export copper II: sales
nominal. 1850. Free sterling 5000.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5-There was m
dealings today. With principal primary
producers sdhering TO their quotation of
- cents pound. delivered Connecticut
Valley and custom smelter and smaller
producers quoting their maximum level OF
1915 cents pound. Export market was
(. a. =. New York.
Sales Of copper TO domestic consumers
over the weekend totaled 3,ei7 tons. C
which Friday. the first day Of the new
urday loss tons. For the initial two
DAYS OF July. sales aggregaiss 10. 2s5
tons si
Demand for lead continues large. and
already y is estimated IN the trade that
August consumer needs are taken care
This estimate Is based upon monthly
consumption Of 5000 tons and includes
supplies from both domestic and foreign
sources. On similar basis September
requirements are estimated 10 be covered
and unchanged ~ SIS cents 10 5 90 cent?
pound. delivered New York, and 10
cents pound, ~. Louis,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Building Widespread

Building OF modest homes is
going on in more areas than at
any time in the last decade.
Governmental financial assist
ance has been and is a powerful
factor.
In certain localities a remark
able increase in marriages is
reported Building has more
widespread and diversified ef-
feet upon economic conditions
than has a gain in any other
single industry
Something of a boom is be-
inc experienced IN furniture and
other furnishings. including Ia
bor saving appliances and re-
frigcratorS il also broadcns the
call for automobiles. for cleo
tricity and gas. and swells rail-
way freight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Disposition TO Spend

Fifth-Among not q few peo-
pie Of means there is today a
disposition 10 spend above nor
NAL because Of apprehension
that initiation is bound TO de-
crease the amount the dollar
henceforth will buy Moreover.
there is less inducement than
ever before 10 save. so abnOr-
mally meager is the interest
paid on savings and so wide
spread is uncertainty over the
outlook for securities.
Sixth-ProspectS Of scarcity
in many lines is also stimulating
demand Which means that some
Of the current activity is arti-
fetal and likely 10 prove tenn
porary.
The foregoing helps 10 explain
why retail trade is running APP
proXimately one-fourth above a
year ago Today's aggregate
volume IS breaking all records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

course. the stimulus initiation which
deterioration of the medium itself
undermining of the position Of the dollar
worldwide medium exchange But here the banking fig
all relative
between credit credit and fia and
gold Thus broadly speaking there need for
Of initiation
upon which form intelligent judgment at hand IN
Federal Reserve board
Avoiding tecnicates possible what do recent bank
ing about the dangers Of level na
First in1ationary side had very substantial
dominated by financial
from the banks spending thus
a net inflatonary trend Of moderate proportions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Forbes
Most People Spending
With Emergencies
Not Yet Really Felt
BY b. G. FORBES

Facts and impressions gath
cred during vacation travel and
contacts:
People are spending.
Mainly for these reasons:
First--The Nations weekly
pay envelope is the latest ever.
Second-Some 100000 addi-
tional jobs have been created
since defense started To drive
out depression, thus directly
benefitting some 100000 con-
sumers.
Third-Our agricultural popu-
lation. exceeding twice the lat
ter total, are enjoying rising
prosperity. greatly swelling the
countrys purchasing power.
Fourth - Many long-unsatis-
fed needs are being filled by
individuals and families who
have been in straits during re-
cent lean years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

Studebaker dealers of SOUTH
ern Michigan were back home
with food for thought today
after attending a four-hour serv-
ice merchandising meeting here
under the direction Of Pat O'Dea,
Detroit distributor.
Speakers at The meeting, held
at the Wardell. were s. 3. Coch-
rane. regional manager; Clayton
Lewis, district sales manager;
Z. w. Dalton. special factory
representative; John Prick, dis
trict sales manager, and Harry
B. Dryer. regional service man.
ager.
The conference covered plans
10 cash in on servicing and so
balance off coming curtailment
Of production which will cut into
dealer profits. said O'Dea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLF-Receipt 500; market cows
ii5c higher. butchers active and strong
1925 good 10 choice yesrlings, dry fed,
$40. 50Iii. medium 10 good yearlings. dry
fed SO n 10 80 good 70 choice good heavy
steers dry FED. $40 J0T IL Is. medium ~
good heavy steers. SloH 10 so; best grass
steers and hr-frrr- s. htf4fs ST common
grass cattle So 500 : 50. best cows. 81 80
~ - good butcher and cutter cows. So -
at Gamer COWS 81 50T6 old rims, 50 p
down best light butcher bulls and heavy
weigh, bologna bulls. xsH 30; medium
weight bologna bulls. S725Hs light com
mon bulls S6HT, stock bulls, S6Hs: good
Ito cnoics stockers and feeders $50 II
common To medium stockers and feeders
IS7Hs5O; mixers and sprineers S60H 90
VEAL CALVES Receipts. 500, market
steady: best calves Si3 medium n good
81 50 n IL so seconds, 500 Il. culls and
common. $50 so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 300
market steady. best lambs Sill; best buck
lambs. 81 under medium 20 good. 50 80 p
10 50: second IS SOnp; skins, SIS down
best ewes. SsG 50: best yesrling wethers
81: best sheep, IS $50 medium 10 good
SO n 81 So culls and common. s2H3
! HOGS-Receipis, 800. market prospects
STEADY: no quotations available early today
Mondays close follows
HOGS Receipts. 200 market steady e
lOc higher. good and choice. 200 to 22f
lbs, 81 70: 22o-23o ms. sli.55 1920
lbs sii: 27030 lbs. $40 IS; heavies, BOO
to $50 lbs SO So 3JO-40O lbs. SO. 40
4O0-45o lbs $40 30: roughs So rs, pigs
and lights, slo75 q II; stays. $3.50.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH Aug 5.-GSs)--cAT
TIE Receipts. rs active: steers. choice.
Sill sou u so. medium to good, $40. sou II
common, 81 50a 10 so. heifers medium 70
good SIS anna- common so L1A-cnWs-
medium 10 good SIS T6n Z. IS: Gamers and
cutters. $1,000 bulls good 70 choice 81
~ Q so; common to medium, So Jons
HOGS Receipts 300 steady; l6o-1sC
u 220-250 lbs Sill 50ai2; 250-290 lbs.
|SliTli 50; l00-i50 lbs. $3.50 y IL IS
rouChs Sa25ae75
SHEEP Receipts 100: slow: choice
lambs SO 25nll; medium 10 good, 50 n
10 common lamhs STds ewes, Sat
iwethers So 50si45n.
CALVES Receipts. loo; slow; good Il
choice Si2nl3. medium, $40 so ~ IL. so
common 10 medium So so as So.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Aug S.-UNsl HOGS Re
ceipis, Is, 500 steady. Holdovers, 1000
top sll7s bulk, xfi 25uli,s5 hesvies
light Slinil.sS light lights. $40 5oa
y Is, packing sows. 1850 10 So pigs,
90 50 n 10 IS
CATTLE Receipts. 1000; io-iSc higher
Calves 500. steady. Beef steers. choice sl2
Butchers heifers So son IL rs: COWS, 81 rs
- p: hulls. $3.50 n 10: calves. S7Hi feed
srs. SsHi2 stockers. steers. IS u. 50
cows and heifers Ssnii
sHEEP-Receipts I. 50o steady. Lambs
IS 2a-ia A1-sssN!sEs--Se az 10 T5-5S--e~e-'
81 TSra7S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Farmers Market

ePi $ %5 s tsaey v.lIa.,S No spi
7 seaa y steele, ~ Red ,.ncy. 81 IS s. ou
80. / 81 25ul - No 2. 75e Transpaf-
ents. fancy. N9i Is. No. l. IS Q s5e eu.
AsPARAGus-No. l. soa75e dor. behs
$50. ? - Il SOC.
REANs-,Gresn. fancy 81 7sa2; No, !;
Ia: 40 ! tnl5O No ? 75c horse
beans 70 81 501i - Roman beans.
No. !. Sis5ais5 bu: No ?. 81 50 bu.
BELTS No. ). 500 soc dor bchs. 500
RLkcKRERRlEs- / s2a3so -.
RPorCON- 80 : s. soql75
CABBAGE Fancy 81 - M NJ
poe ati 10 hu 80 75c red 40 3.
soc Isl is 80 ? 80 curly No / 81 hu
CANTALOUPEs- Fsnr, g. IS on No.
CARROTS Fancy. soc do1 punches 10
y 800 ioc. s0c n rs oU. No ? CSC doz.
ta.fif- ~ t4ppta l.A-l-ll-& "a
cELER4 ~. !. 2oa1oc. No. ?. ioa
cELERQ GARAGE Fancy 81 50 bu.
80 aoc q 81 ~ bu
CHERRIES sweet. fame, - N.qusr
crates 10 81 ~ sour fancy - p
80 Sis512
CUMBFRs-Fsncy. Si2Sai.50, No
! 75cnSl.iS hu. No. 2 soc
cURRANTs-No. !, t3g35 81 2i-qusr
crate
EGGTss- large sio.5oaii 3o-doz,n case
medium % joTlD. small. 50 Is 20 IS
GoosEBERRIEs-No 1, $40 50 2i-q,
crate
HEAD LETTUCE-Fsncy. 81 % bu No
10 bff d
HUCKLEBERRIEs- No. /, IS sol as %
n crate No ?. s.
/ KoIrIr@TK.B1=.,So., l. 81 INC doS bchs.
oKRA-No. 1. 81 25 SIN. basket No 2
SOC
oNroNs-Gre.n. No. /. IS soc dor
behs dry onions. fancy. s. IS; No,
PARsLEY-4Oq soc dor bchs
PEARS Fancy, 81, No /, Naiso
rEAs.No / $3.50: No = s.
bu 40 ? 81 bu hot. No !, Sla13 IS.
PLuRsoNo 81 251 - =.
t. ' 7s5s &c Su 50 4 an" sc Sa 9o O' ~
POULTRY Hens live heavy breeds q
y &c 10 leehorns. isu DOC hroilers. heavy
p .,2tc no. leghorns. 90 &c ~
RADIsHEs Red No 40 65c dozer
bchs 40 2 2Sc Ions white No. ]. IS y
Sc dozen lunches
RksPBERRtES BLACK NJ g rs =
f25 25-qt crate rcd No l. Ssa6.5o.
RHTBARB No l. Is 35c doz hchs.
! RUTARAGAS- No. I, S125 hu
SQUASH Summer No !. 90 u soc ,.
hu. No. 2 25c. table queen squash. fancy
, 50 = hu No. I $3.50 IS Z huH itat
ian fancy 81 peck basket No. I. ssV soc
> No. ? soc Hubbard No. / a0c y 81.
SWEET CORN - Fancy, p0c . 81 5-doz
sack No I 50H65c. No z. f0c.
OMATOES-Outdoor fancy. IS y aoc 10
, IN basket No l. t0r SOC No. ? 3oc
TURNIPs--No. 1. 400 soc doz. bchs
IS sSc IN
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano 4oq
soc bu escsrole 80. /, f0 n 65c hu en-
dive, fancy 81 so bu. No l. Sinl25
no 2. 75c: sorrel $50 SOC hu Swisi
ichard IS ~ SOC hu. kae 90 n soc hu
mustard. No. 1, s5d s5c hu. turnps. No
II. 80 70 SOC bu spinach No. !. eOC y 81 2,
lbu = No 2 7sc hu. leaf lettuce, No.
l351 soc bu. colsrfs. No l. ASA soc bu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1, soc q
81 doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Spread Defense Work

The matter Of subcontract-
Ing defense work 20 smaller
firms was brought up He
agreed that had 10 be done and
stated that progress was being
made 10 spread defense work.
ITS the matter of response
bility between the contractor
and subcontractor which is
holding up subcontracts," he
said. But it's building up.
Wen have II ironed out soon"
On the Packard Rolls-Royce
engine job, he revealed, there
were $50 subcontractorS.
Asked point-blank if the final
decision on auto curtailment
would hit hard he winked and
answered:
ssIf Unn'f no Sn had ~
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Materials Big Factor

Knudsen brushed aside all
questions about the present
strife over auto production.
There's too much attention
being given To interdepart-
mental talk" he said. auto
production isn't going to he de-
cided by what the OPM or
OPACS think about IL. Ma
teriaIs are the deciding factor"
Asked # any shortages had
occurred yet. Knudsen smiled.
Were still turning out things.
There's no stoppages of work"