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ehhN REAL ESTATE CORNER eAAAN /
3asz@aA FOR RENT FOR SALE 43e9@lA
Houses for Sale


HAZEL PARK-32i sonoma; broom; 2
car garage; nice lot; So, TOO. Royal Oak
HELEN. 1859 = Corner. rooms, perfect
condition. 2-ear garage owner. Plaza
2603.
IRoQUoIs, near Monat-7 rooms. full
basement. gas heat. garage: only 81 600
r tfa65 -Grattet
OTSEGO Lovely broom bungalow; only
1895 down, close 10 transportation.
Hogarth 6772.
PATTON - Five rooms bath. garage;
50 500; $3.50 down. Shepherd. Vermont
$1,000.
PIERsCN. 1875 Attractive six rooms
brick: reasonable down payment. Ho-
garth 4757
POE, 1865 bedrms and baths: r. V:
gar, S. ID. Bargain. Terms Cherry 0i32.
ROYAL OAK - 1905 Northwood, near
Shrine. owner sacrifices, or trade.
Royal Oak 379O-R
SACRIFICE - $500 down. recondtioned
near Grand River Sears; modern except
furnace. Madison 1852.
SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA. stucco home
S3, 500; frame, 81. 600, exchange. Palm. "
IVanhoe 4t44.
sEYBURN. 4513-i bedroom tile bath oil
heat; insulated 45-ft LenoN 23ss
SIfhANfs NifThN1 RIVER Nefilonl--N rooms =
garage $1,000; oil heat, closing estate
Tyler i-s2l5
SPRlNGWELLs s00--Very good location:
u rooms and hath; stove heat; only
EisEA REALTY & INVESTMENT co.
62l7 Fort W. VI f-iaO0
sToNER 50 (River Rougel--5-roo good
1865
TRINITY 1878 Near Grand River six
room brick Is months old gas. garage.
storm windows. screens. csrpeted; land
seaped: FLA. $1,000. owner sacrificing
BEDFORD 1891
WEST DEARBORN 5-room modern. fur
mace; $500 down, balance, $4,000; SIS
month. Fitzroy 2s69
bath, garage; fine location sacrifice,
81 500 $3.50 down Ebert. 500 Majestic
Bldg. Cadillac 1857
500 CASH REQUIRED PRICE 1928
Four-room new homes. roughed in: Dear
born Township, other sections See model
1914 Vanborn road tpelham). schwartz
i2i Book Building. Cadillac 42l9.
CoLoRED
Attention Fast side brick funeral par
Tor. - rooms suitable f0f doctors clinic
--.atAeH-efef e--is,.s- -fifhae-+--.-.. =
garage, $500 terms 20 responsible party
Ftzroy 5si5 2eis Grs,idi
CoLoRED Beautiful seven-roam house
Woodland. near Woodward. fully lsud :
scapcd REASONABLE DOWN PAYMENT
Times Box No. B-639G.
COLOkED l-Vinewood near Warren. s
rooms. frame; hot air. tWo,car garage
\ ! condition Reasonable price make oner
TY 1859 Pos.s.s---.
CoLORED Westminster near John r .
two family brick, 81 rooms good condi-
ton So 900 15'f down. olive 1853
cOLORED Wentworth west ~ Oakland
eight rooms, three.car garage; 81 500
$4,000 down. Olive 1888
COLORED ONLY Sl75 DOWN SIX
rooms. basement. Outstanding BAR
CAIN fo3s McGraw
COLORED- Seventeen room brick. suitable
Doctors office, club. owner, Temple
l29s2.
COLORED If YOU don't see what you
want. call as Golee Il. Bry ant Fitzr0y
BIS.
:. :.
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YOUNG MEN

To sell advertising experience not neces-
sarN salary and commission For inter
view write 10 Box B-s2ia. care Detroit
Times.
MEN for advance sales work new high
. commission rate now effective. Apply
before noon. 1881 Iivernois
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bRlNbfsNgl F. f1edlttll new pace 00lFE
excellent business. other business necessi-
tates safe; investigate, reasonable LAfa-
Netie 1883.
BEAUTY SALON modern established
quick sale. no reasonable orer refused
Tyler 5-105a.
CONFECTIONERY shelf groceries. lunch
meats, corner store SIS month; same
owner three years 1929 Gilbert
CONFECTIONERY and notions American
Express Agency; busy location: reason
able. l0s06 EaSr Jefferson.
CONFECTIONERY e. LIGHT LUNCHES
Between TWO schools. Reasonable. Private
owner Olive j0ip.
CONFEcTIONERY- Doing splendid busl-
ness. reasonable. Inquire, 1901 Pleasant
Can before noon
CONFECTIONERY for sale nv owner:
sacrifice; $3.50 fun price. lo32l Van
Dyke
GAS station Sacrificing property. busines
Good corner. Priced quick sale. SroU
down payment owner Northlawn 9S5"
GOING put Of business. shoe repairing mo
chinery: Lands G-12 stitsher. LAM
fnisher. auto. soler, Lamac Apr. pres.
Singer patchers 60. jacks. lasts sma
tools. leather. etc. also tire spreader. vui. r
canizer, spotter fixtures. n. J. Foster.
Sis McEwan St Clare. Mich
GROCERY Mcats-Excenent business g..
tablished years; electric equipment. sac
rihce oregon 1910
GROCERIES, MEATS Three livirg rooms
corner: good business; sacrifice. l1io1
West McNichols.
LARGE AUTOMOBILE accessory store;
established years; exceptional oppOr
tunity for right party. 1900 GratOt.
Arlington 1850. .~
fs y
MEAT MARKFT-Cooh business see Tor
yourself; account of Illness, li25 h.
Seventh ~
RESTAURANT Modern. fully equipped
sale or rent; excellent business. 49,
Crawford.
ROOMlNG HOUSEHOLD income: no va
cancies reasonable. 57f9 Lincoln. Trinity
t-3224.
8 - ~ LICENsE-Ciean grocery stock +
hxtutes excellent condition, reasonable
Plaza 0i3t
TRUCK and good will; opportunity FOR
enc experienced in handling stoves.
VI i-70i6
Business Opportunities Wanted
WILL BUY beer garden fixtures with
license. Call evenings 37Ti Llddesdals,
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ROYAL OAK - 1905 Northwood, near
Shrine. owner sacrifices, or trade,
Royal Oak 3790-R.
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. LOS1-On Eight mile road. red and WHITE
purse, glasses. drivers license inside
Reward Townsend S 1857
LOVE Bird blue gray Joey 1851 Log
CABIN Telephone University $1,000. Re
WAfd
s1LVER FOX FIiRs Omitted Artists The.
aiet ststlerj Liberal reward. Niagara
s77l
SPRINGER Black. white. .lneighborhood
B Ninewood- Vernon Highway Pet" Re
wards Telephone Lafayette 3sl3
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1900 W McNICHoLs IN. 1-0o9o
LINCOLN PARK-Sx-room frame three
bedrooms; hot air heat, garage t2)t
paved street excellent transportation;
close 10 schools $1,000, $500 down, $50
month walter White. 1905 Fort
ROYAL OAK 1895 =, acre lot. ; large
rooms and bath city sewer, water. gas
cement walks Open sat and sun. and
after r. m. weekdays. Drive west on
i3.Mne road l-3 mile Ia Prairie then left
To- No 1882 Judson Bradway Co. 527
Majestic Bldg RIA 900
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g-ACRE-Van- Dyke frontage s-rpom
brick home, s. 400, 81 700 down 6flO
Van Dyke
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Business Property for Sale

STORE for any business. including eight
room apartment: real sacrifice Lsfsy-
cite 5sf7
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Houses for Sale
CARLIN AVE. 94O1

ATTRAeF4VE Four Rooms-Garage. Res-
sonable Down Payment ssi5 Mettetal
Vermont 5.0544
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CONFECTIONERY and notions American
Express Agency busy location; reason
ahle InsnR Eaar IeHnrsnn
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TO THE WIFE or mother Of a salesman
looking for future Expansion plans Of
he Jewel Tea Co. have resulted in another
sales opening In this Territory VIII he
glad 10 explain this fast growing oppor-
UNITY TO your husband or son Guaranteed
SALARY Apply before noon. 1887 Liyernois
or call Hogarth 1920 for appointment
USED CAR PORTER must be thorou ghlv
experienced on used ears best rob in
town for right man. Maxwell Gratiot Co,
S2i6 Gratiot
WANTED-Boys 1917 wears old for con
tingent bus work. must have worklng
IA pers Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, n. +
A. m. Monday and Tuesday.
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Building Propositions

l.. X. SOVEL--General building: no altera-
tons; estimates. l45i4 fireman. ORE
CON 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

BEAUTY SALON modern established /:
quick sale. no reasonable offer refused.
TYLER 5-iO5a
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Houses for Sale
West of WoodUord) q

ARBORN--3O24 Ronlo: 6-roOm single,
So. 800. 81 900 down oregon 9733.
GRAND AVE. HIGHLAND PARK -- Five
-bedreems -4aPateFg- first lnor7-neN Hnl=
land furnace: decorated Frigidaire some
furniture included Townsend STEPS
GREEN 143i-5-rm. single house. sacri-
Gee 50 q5n terms Or a733.
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shelf groceries. lunch
meats, corner store SIS month same
owner three years. 1929 Gilbert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

PRIVATE SCHOOL -- Beautiful country
home Children. 2l0 years. Experienced
teacher Pontiac 1866. Murray 05i3
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Houses for Rent


DAKOTA WEST, i73-Lower 6 roSfns re-
decorated garage, adults. $50. Town
send q-iiS6
TRUMBuLL. 1915 Modern 5 rooms. hath
steam furnace $50 Adults
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SO ACRES-Good soil, on NJ % price. s27
per acre; no buildings. 20 acres near
Grand RIVER. price $40 per acre. Edward
coe. Walled Lake. Mich, Phone Pontiac
3-f3i2
1873, ACRES Good land. Howell. Michigan.
Home IN trade Atlantic 1906
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Property ManaRement

( COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM Il JOHNSON. INC. 4 OFFICES
IS YEARS management experience.
Hannah Real Estate EXch CA. 1900.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results!
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Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

CANTON 5f00--Six and four rooms
s. 700. 500 down. Townsend s-A35s.
DICKERsoN sPECIAIl-B Brick. tile fea-
lures. steam heat very reasonable. Ar
lnEten $40
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MOTHERS helper. white, no cooking,
laundry; stay good home. Hogarth 1911.
RELIABLE couple. care for beautiful fur
nshed home. low rental. Madison $3.50.
WOMEN to act as representatives. for ma
tinna distributor Of SILK and NNLON
HOSIERY Fun or part time Large per
centage No money needed. Apply IN per
son. r. c. Hosiery Co. 629 Woodward
WOMAN (3O-f5b Reliable. car necessary
contact women at home Strictly a
woman's product Salary, commission
222s2 Michigan. Dearborn 00SO. 1s-l2)
YOUNG LADY. 1924 years, neat appear
ance Travel Eastern States and return.
Special campaign In business districts Mr.
Cooley, Park Ave. Hotel afternoons only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Bankrupt Germany

This study throws some light
on a question raised by M. De H.,
reader in Los Angeles, who
writes this column:
ut was rumored seven years
ago that Germany was bank
rupt. II IL Is now costing Eng
land S50,000,0 900 a day to con-
duet this war. i'm virtually a de-
fensive manner. how IL II pos
sible for Germany TO secure and
pay for the necessary arma-
ments and domestic supplies,
which must cost in excess of
$50, 100000 per day"
The report of German bank
ruptcy was premature, and was
fostered by Nazis in order TO
augment German working cap
ital through deliberately default
ing 10 foreign debtors in the
United States and elsewhere.
Technically, a nation never be-
comes bankrupt. for it has the
right TO define and issue cur
rency. 1t can always techni-
eally meet its money liabilities
through the printing press
route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Westinghouse
Bonus 10 Pct.

PITTSBURGH. April Wages
and salaries Of employees OF West
.inghouse Electric and Manufactur. j.
ing Company Will be adjusted upt
ward 10 per cent this month. in
accordance with the wage and
salary plan under which the
compensation is established each
month in proportion 10 the aver
age earnings Of the preceding
three months
The bonus in March this year
was 9 per cent
Based on monthly earnings fg-
ures the net profit Of Westing-
house Tor fhfee months ended
Al44eh - 49, G.l4 ia after
taxes and charges. equal under
participating provisions of the
shares Ia $40 4 share CONS
bined 1874 shares of : per cent
participating preferred, and 1882
l55 shares of common, both of
$50 par.
This compares with N041. 434
or 81 81 share on combined pre-
ferred and common stocks IN The
March quarter Of 1910.
March net profit was 2.055, 49S.
against 81 SOC 459 in March, 1910.
and S18i0790 in February. 194l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Bank Finances Planes

A. P Giannini's Ultra-Pro-
gressive Bank of America sends
this novel news:
Six months ago it made its
lending services available to
finance private purchase of
light planes on practically the
same basis as automobiles.
As a result, Bank of America
in southern California alone has
advanced $4,000 to finance the
purchase of private planes and
loaned an additional half million
for a wide variety of other pur-
poses allied with private airplane
maintenance and student pilot
training.
The bank also reports that
another innovation is working
out satisfactorily - n me ~.
financing of training of student
airplane mechanics. At the end
of the first month one school re-
ports l00@new students signed
up for tuition under the plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Bell System Net
Shows Gain Of
Z Million

NEW YORK. April 16-The
Bell system. American Telnnhnne
and Telegraph Company and IFS
principal telephone subsidiaries nm
a report for me three months
ended Fen. =. 1871. shows a net
Income applicable 10 the stock Of
American Telephone ana Ttie-
graph Company. of Sb3lha.4l2-
after depreciation. interest, fed
eral income taxes. minority inter-
est. etc. equal - s. - share on
the company IS. .794 shares Of
capital stock.
This compares with S5l 1893 -53.
or S276 a share M the three
months ended Feb % 1870
American Telephone ana Tele-
graph Company only ln a report
Tor the quarter ended March 81
subject 10 minor changes when
fnal figures for March are avail
able. shows a net income Of Is
SO SEQ. after charges and federal
income taxes, equal TO S@.59 q
share.
This compares with S46076 476.
or S237 a share IN the March
quarter Of 1910.
The Bell System for T. months
ended Feb. 3. 1871, reports a net
income applicable TO stock OF
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company of S2i5. s.24e7 t44e7446,
equal 10 ST. IS a share.
In the u months ended Feb. %
1870 net income was S19S. 220 1s9,
or S106l a share.
American Telephone and Tele-
craph only. for y months ended
March 81. 1871. subject TO minor
changes when. final figures for
March are available. reports a net
income Of Sle0.63S $50, equal to
5000 a share.
in the l. months ended March
81. 1870. net income of the parent
company was Sis, 93S .653, or S9.5S
a share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Plymouth S Girls

DEPRESSING for moment to
discuss sports, we note that the
Plymouth home office in De-
troit viii be ably represented at
the Nomen'S International
Bowling Congress in Los An
geles next month by five
girl team headed by Capt.
Dorothy Amcs.
Lucille Mason. Evelyn Roeh-
rig. Marjorie Wonderful and
Marie Smith make up the rest
OF the team.
The Plymouth quintet will
wear all-White uniforms fprOb-
ably symbelieal of the safety
huilt into Plymouth cars) and
will leave Detroit May IS. They
bowl May IL and will tour the
west coast before they return
on juno /.
Hope it, q victory tour. girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Nations STRENGTH

But apart from legal techni-
calities, a. nations economic
strength depends less on foreign
credit than on human muscle
and brain. adequate natural re-
sources of essential supplies,
and tools and power equipment.
Under the Nazi system, the
government set out to re-em-'
ploy the idle nj part through
making at home items hitherto
imported. Excess workers were
relegated TO public works and
armament building, and the eff
feet of this was to confiscate for
the use of government the net
increase since 1888 in the pro-
ductiVity of the German people.
The rising efficiency was not
correspondingly reflected in a
gain in the material wellbeing
of typical German families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Skyway's Debut

The new Studebaker "Skyway'
series had lis official Detroit de-
bat at a big all-day sales and
merchandising clinic which opened
with a breakfast in the Hotel
Wardell yesterday
Approximately 100 dealers and
statesmen attended the affair
which was conducted by James NJ.
O'Dea. Studebaker distributor IN
Detroit.
The new "Skyway' was hailed
by the dealers and statesmen alike
as Studebaker's ou standing
achievement Particularly popu-
lar was tho ultra-SmaTt sedan
coupe. The complete "Skyway
line is already on display at
Studebaker showrooms through
ont the civ and Sfaf6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

than n million of the 1871
models" he stated. output of
the 1910 model year was around
900, 900 units.
We probably will have some
curtailment Of production be-
fore we get through the SUM
mer and we already are having
some difficulty with materials
but this has not interfcred with
our capacity operations 80 far.
Army aud navy consider the
corporations experimental 1000
horsepower engine very promis-
ing and we consider il the most
important Of our defense actiVt-
ties" Keller said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Money tags on defense expen-
dithres of various nations are
misleading.
In view of difference in wage
and other costs. the only reliable
criterion relates 10 physical
things, such as guns, tanks,
planes and ships.
In the light of national eco
nomic differences, the family
economics bureau of the North
western National Life Insurance
Company computes that the $50
billion United States defense
program equals only about SIS
TO SIS billion of German arma-
ment expenditures. The bureau
points out that Teuton wage
levels are only one-third of
American standards, and it adds
that Hitler has in addition a
large slave labor" force.
Except on wages. the bureau
finds little German advantage on
costs. Referring to wages, it re-
YealS:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

I0-Cent Wage Increase
Called Defense Bonus

CINCINNATI, April 16.-Cul-
minating discussions which have
been under way since early in
January, Calvin Verify. executive
vice president and general man
ager of the American Rolling Mil
Company has announced that all
hourly employees will be granted
2 defense bonus amounting TO 10
cents per hour, retroactive to
April | this year.
An equivalent defense bonus
will also be paid to salaried en-
ployeS.
Indications are that the bonus
viii total approximately s., 100000
during the next u months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Forbes
March Brought
Many Records;
More TO Come
BY b. C. FORBES

When the returns are all in, II
probably will be shown that
more new high industrial rec
ords" were established last
month than in any March for
more than a decade. In num-
bers of notable instances new
all-time peaks were reached.
The procession Is being led by
such defense-stimulated indus
tries as aircraft, shipbuilding,
steel. automotive. rubber plant
construction. heavy chemicals,
machine tools.
March construction contracts,
S479. $685. 900. were 76 per cent
above last March. making the
first quarter the largest for any
year since 1929. The total eX-
ceeded $1,000, 900 600, contrasted
with S66S, $4,000 a year ago.
Non-residential building in
creased 110 per cent over the
first three months of last year.
I'm the first quarter of l94l,'
comments the f. w. Dodge Cor
poration, "the fact that 81 per
cent of the residential building
and 50 per cent of the dollar
valuation of all building and
engineering contracts awarded
were for private ownership in
dicates that private capital Is
flowing into construction in in
creased volume"
The Rubber Manufacturers
Association figures that United
States rubber manufacturers
consumed 66,S21 long tons of
crude last month. an amount
never before approached-and
one-third above a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
KeIvinator Sales

Kelvinator reports that last
quarter was by far the best IN
its history. that sales were one
half of last years entire sales
and above the total for the
whole of 1889. General Sales
Manager Frank r. Pierce COM
ments that the trend is toward
higher-priced models.
Another March achievement:
General Sales Manager Robert
+. Petrie, of CroSley Corpora
ton. states that last months
shipments of refrigerators eX-
ceeded the total for the whole
first quarter a year ago. while
for last quarter the total was
two-and-one-ha1f times that for
the first quarter Of 1910
Reports the Central Manufac-
turing District Magazine:
"West Coast factories
employ more men and pay more
wages than at any time in his
tory. The upward trend has by
no means attained its peak; in
the coming months gains will be
fantastic as the thousands of
workers for aircraft, shipbuild-
ing and other defense industries
are employed. The January.
1871. level OF employment in
California was over so per cent
above the 1929 average, while
pay rolls were 81 per cent
greater"
ChriSty Thomas. general man
ager of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce, tells me that local
defense industries now hold
more than S7O0,O00,000 in con-
tracts. and are beginning TO
roll They are going to be
needing skilled workers this
Summer.
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March Building
Up Is Per Cent {

NEW YORK April i6.-NelHHe
of building and engineering con-
tracts awarded in the first three
months this year totaled S1055.-
ASH 900. against S66s $4,000 in the
first quarter of 1910, and 81 252,-
$50 600 in the 1929 initial period,
according 10 the + W. Dodge
Corporation survey Of 81 eastern
states.
March awards were up IS per
cent over a year ago 10 $i79-
SOB 600
a significant development in the
quarter was the indication that
private capital is flowing into
construction in increasing volume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Show
Firm Tone in
Early Deals
International New, service Wire

NEW YORK. April 16.-The
stock market showed a steady
tone in early dealings today.
United States moved up frac-
tionally. Chrysler regained a slight
loss.
Bethlehem started fractionally
lower. Small declines were also
shown by United States Rubber
and Pullman.
Elsewhere in the list stocks
started unchanged to slightly
higher.
Trading was quiet. There were
few blocks of any size. United
States Steel and Armour started
with loco shares each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Lower Standard

European standards of living
for workers have never ap-
preached United States stand
ards. Although the American
worker enjoys an hourly wage
rate about three times as great
a. the German worker, the
American advantage in income
per family is proportionately not
as great as the spread In hourly
wage rates, due TO the fact that
the German worker puts in
many more hours per week and
there are more workers per
family in Germany than in the