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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
BY MRS. GAYN0R MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

A daughter of Milwaukee, Tobe the well known fashion prophet and style authority, is equally well known as Q hostess In New York. She says there isn't any hidden secret to the success of her menu: it's just 6 question of serving sMnpie, tasty, well-halanced meals. Her own fav- orite dlahes stem from her Milwau- kee background and suggest the flavor of German cooking.
 Roast Veal wfht RaIsln Sauce
 (servec 6 to 8
 Three and one-hali pounds loln of veal, 1 cup lardlng fat, 3 onions, 2 carrots, heaping tablespoonful of butter melted, salt, pepper, l-4 cup of raisins, tablespoonful of butter, 2 tablespoonfuls of flour, 1 taaspoonful of sugar, 1 teaspoonful vinegar. Ia teaspoonful of lemon juice.
 Cover the ioin of veal thoroughly with tho lading fat, then place 1t in Q deep meat pan, seasoning 1t with salt and pepper to taste. Slice the onions and carrots and place them over the meat. Pour the melted butter over the roast. Cook 70 minutes, turning the roast until 1t Is evenly Drowned on all sides. Then cover with the sauce, made by melting the butter an a sauce- pan, stirring in the flour and cook Ing this combination until brown, then adding the raisif1s, sugar, vinegar and lemon juice, mixing thoroughly and allowing to simmer until the Taisins are soft.
 Sauerkraut With Apples
 (Serves 6 to 0)
 Two pounds of sauerkraut, { tablespo poonsfuls of lading fat, { ap- pies, 2 potatoes, i-2 teaspoonful of caraway seed, 1 onion aliced, 3 tablespo oonsfuls of water. salt, sugar.
 Peel, core and quarter the ap- pleS, then place with sauerkraut in an earthenware casserole, garnish- ing with sliced onion and adding larding fat and water. Cover the casserole and cook on. Q medium flame until sauerkraut and apples are tender. Pare the potatoes and grate finely, adding to the cas- serole mixture. Add the caraway seed and season with salt and sugar to taste. Cook three minutes more.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
QUICK CHANGE ARTIST

Frances Neal set all records for quick personality changes when. immediately after scoring as the murderous huntress in Lady Scar face." she became the hunted mur- deress in her next role. Come On. Danger" is the picture starring Tim Holt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
ANN's A sALEsLADY

A fascinating romautic comedy. drama, RKO Radios Unexpected Uncla" presents Anne Shirley as e Palm Beach shopgirl who crashes swanky society to wni herself a rich husband. James Craig and Charles Coburn share honors with the handsome blonde star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
NOTABLE RADIO CAST

Look Who's Laughing" RKO Radios '"The Mexican Spitfire's Baby" They include costars Lupe Velez and Leon Errol, and Charles Buddy" Rogers, zaSu Pitts, Elisa beth Risdon, Frits Field and Marion Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
MELODEoUs ENTERTAINMENT

Walt Dlsney's latest RKO Radio release, "Dumbo," sparkles with melody. Nine varied tunes, from beautiful ballads to i've make this gay production not only package bursting with visual entertainment, but sparkling with comedy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

John Barrymore, who won undy- ing fame for his 6hakespearean roles on the stage, brings some of them to the screen in RKO Radios 'Playmates." Appearing An support to Kay Kyser, the famous actor provides much oE the moFTlment an the Nlmusaoal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Caroline Chatfield
aleet the southern Nerro servant.
Says To-day
EIgs RasIstsrsa. 2. : RassnN osass

Somebody asked AmCas successful induslia what luxury wealth ceud buy Without emenss hla eped; "seEvaee goea seEvces 0s course ee might he difference constituted wva For pax give Negro servant whss honest who assaes snonshy mlne and who loves cen ove ana trust and ca that good service even there's dust en the ab platter cracked he breakfast tray and a occasional dish before An M gives idea of writing MO piece abeut Nese servants here n Che South.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
HO1V To Keep WeU
,jPl36
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

henh myne S@  aheu1a  ln eh eOumn Ne reply msGe se
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

Mhat = lb do nssds Its Eshs hsrs this assortment of MacetM script monogram lsttegsl
 aEs incudeda Aneh letters: sst d l-3 inch aea; e o la inch high letters and lastly complete S Of tiny snes Nhiuh are 11 tnch high.
 hodeE towels and dinner napkins ed ss fog this second napkns s0hA dgnasg scarves and pillow cases.
 us the dainty small ssd letters for lingerie handksrchs aa menoaxans CT your silk or cotton bonssA
 Having @ monogram letters sometimes gives you opportunity turn plain gift peucnarsd piece hhs Q touch ~ lovely handwUk on e.
 W obtain 1anslss for sets og letters dMten end 70 cun In COIN YOUR ADDRESS ls PATTERN H#aw #mE& MAH W
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21


 Tang at random s homes know best there in every one OS hosehoders right servant who rises to meet rcspone dispense money look after the family and the possessions sheJ Ills patience spoiled children the and his pride in their accomplish their fasio appetes the parents have dck and have countnanced fastdios appe He watches brood whether employed cook butler chauffeur mad tho children in tho home his charges
 The servant in he sort ef home I'm familiar with EsInauSes hs afternoon of and pleAsant there family emergency comes early stays late when guest arrives unexepeetedy o member O he family going excursion; shows ympAthyeven ten dsneawhn there skns trouble distress He exhibits fierce loyalty Co hs employers when theEO an unhnd criticism emg from He does hs utmost to meet expectations leading hand member of tho family who cas for help
 An of which indicates doesn't that Negro servants are trust worthy nd pgdeu cooperative anxious take lessons whatever M them ean2 instances I'm writing
 eS friendship real friendship between employer and epoye How anybody home satisfactorily with less than this there b Do any servants in ti
 Oe the Negroes their .
 adual But taken by and large they have weaknesses than Sure thing ne ndulen with th they with CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
 Te 1e Continued-TOmoTOw: Negro Characteristics: Admir- ahs and Aunusingl
 E.asns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
YOUTH MUST THINK OF THE FUTURE

1t might help them an Co kmga what some oS tho countryS eap ucators have to say about aaa@ problem. President Rowland Haynes of the University Of Omaha reo0klts ly told students at his college. ~Khe forgotten man of tomorrow stopped learning today. You should be thanke ing not only of today and new dee fense jobs, but you must also D concerned with i've years fE0m now even 2b years in the future. YUs1 should not think solely oS the opp0gs tEnities presented by the 0ssm& industries, for if you do. yoaa maS find yourself without jobs i've yeAsS from now"
 It would be 6 good i6ea egg young people-to whom t04Aw seems al tHnportant-to give a Meeae thought to the longer Tango visW expressed by those two educaeGa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Of Interest to Women

live yow a nOsnehoIa pFoblem Co MOlveP WPlte yGuR questSen clearly, sign yOuT name aH@ adS aPe@as emcl0ne Q lhFee~eent postage stamp and mnll eO The W0usRm's Editor. Washington Service DuPeaw ee The Waterbury Democrat lO1S 18th Street, Wmshlngt0ns ID. C. eOS a personal reply. Don't telephOmes
 wPlte as directed.
 c. have sust been divorced, but as I have Q child, my maiden name was not restored. What name shall I use?
 4. Use your family name and your former husbands name. For example, a woman, whose maiden name was Jane Jones, and wno married John Smith, would become Mrs. Jones Smith.
 e. I cm making new chintZ cover for a bedroom chair. How shall I finish the seams?
 A. Various types of seam fin. iShes may be used, such as Q plain seam when the material needs no decoration, or when the lines of the chair are not pleasing; or decora- tive seams. Of the latter the french seam, made to chow on the right side, is the simplest, and corded, plped, and bound seams are often used when decoration is wanted and you wish to emphasize the lines of the chair.
 c. Is beef eat a good energy food?
 A. Yes. If a pound of steak consists of IA ounces of clear lean and ounces of clear fat, and the fat is not eaten, at least half of the total fuel value of the steak Is lost. Meat fat Is an excellent food.
 c. What type of iron can you recommend for general household ironing?
 A. One that has s soleplate Of at least 25 square inches, a narrow point, beveled edges, tapered sides and rounded back corners, and is medium heavy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

and be earning good m0nsy @ e few months, is facing tho @amA fundamental problem e the co.'s lege boy.
 So are the young folks wiA0 nEe trying to figure out whether they should marry now, on the @trengtA of jobs created by the defense sees up, or wait until they have Sobe that will exist in the future whether there is national GNfens4 on Q large scale og not.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

FRAaema M Snes Letters wnnMatnAe aR w ee AZ hsd A confidence wFts Mss Chatasla es thts newspaper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
SUNDAYS MENU

BEAf1FAST: Sliced oranges, boiled eggs. wholewheat mullins, mar1malade, coffee, milk.
 DINNER: Roast veal with raiSin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
AnusSGSn

Eight.Week Course
 In Defense SkilIs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
sulaanllamide

Would the fact that q pilot was taking sulgahilamiaq CT suignthia- nole hase any heaElzs cn unex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

e He Centnued-TomoErOw: Negro Characteristics Admir- ahss and Anusingl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

Oe course the Negroes have thelr weaknesses as inalviduals But taken by and large they have than we. Sure thing not ndugent with thelEs 0ws. CAROLINE CHI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts saiable 900: mar.
'kef butcher cattle steady, e1cep, grass
Steers ana heifers. weak 70 25c lover toi
tyre ti-Trs-es.--A- EtGA4y Ia shade- higher
bulls steady ~ weak Choice steers Si1
Ni2-65. so0c steers. slt9i2 common q
medium. 81 - n II, good hetfers, $40 ~
n IL % common "a medium, 81 % y
10 50: good COWS ST.7jgs. medium cows,
x7 2jG 7.75: cufter AMI common s6fl7 25
Gamers 50 81 ~ g. good beef bulls. s.. rs ~
- IS good sausage bulls $500 10. me
dunn sausage bulls. xsfxs75t cutter and
common. 6.J01s good and choice
sfocker and feeder calves. SIlN13 me
dunn Ssn1f. good stocker and feeder
steers ana heifers, 50 r. 80. %, common 10
medium 81 n -.
. CALVES Receipts 40. market steady
common 20 medium, S1Oef1i so; cuiis,
81 son 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Re Receipts, 1000
market STEADY Good and choice lambs,
SIfn11.25 medium 40 good. $40 25 p II
Gull an dcOmmon, S7Hl0 good and choice
ewes. s5.25Q6, common and medium,
50 5OMJ. culls. ~ rs n so
HOGS Receipts !. 500: market pros
poets weAk 40 quotations available earit
TODAY Mindsy's close folioWs Good and
choice 200 % III lrs-s 1f1--o1- 249-te-2 "a
lbs Sill $50 10 200 lbs. Sl07 2f0 70
2s0 lbs $40 so: $50 20 280 Fos. StO.70,
80 10 200 lbs 5000; heayies. 300 20 $50
lbs $40. so $50 10 400 lbs, 5000. 400 "a
$50 lbs. SO 30. roughs, S9n 9. %. PIGS
and lights, $40 z5ai0 70, stays, IS 30 q
%.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
New CrosIey Models

Seven models OF tf1T 1872
Crosley car viii b. presented
this year. Production IS now
under way on the entire line
One entirely new model has
been added 20 the Crosley lire
in 1912. This is the Liberty
sedan. with an all-steel, turret-
top body OF heavy guaEc honder-
ized steel with frame constructed
Of channel sections, ruggedly
welded
Two convertible passenger car
models are included ~ the 1912
line. The Victory convertible
sedan Is an deal all.purpose
family car. which seats four
persons. The Master convertible
cabriolet is a practical. couverti-
bic four-paSsenger model. with
two front seats and a spacious
rear seat that provides ample
leg-Toom for four passengers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
3 Per Cent Good Interest Rate These Days

Chicago and New York readers ask
highgrade utility stocks telephone and
clecc hedge against initiation? IL better leave
"A association Should
paid Is and leave the cash the
at cent ."
Answer Three cent is good rate OF interest these days
money which practically would be with good
savings
No person manage
should thnk she with
reasonable OF safety You afford business
Therefore stick Then Will
your all But depend entirely this interest
the may when you Will have TO demand
the government you should
your right without hesitation. II becomes necessary
Purely hedge initiation utility stocks about
poorest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
W. =. RHkeySer
ThySsen Exposes
EEifEeE.'S Great Fraud

Fritz Thyssen Germsnys industrialist
suffered the CHASTITY
o. who created a Frankenstein.
ThysSens whereabouts unknown. but his
just been published volume entitled Il Paid
Hitler
Thyssens msadyentures should
by american business They warning against making
political for immediate exIsdent without
nvsagng ultimate consequences for such
his later d.onmcn sought refuge the futile conclusion
men politics
think more reasonable deduction would be that when
financial contributions political
they should be realistic and alert and should
accounting Instead of being awed spell
academic uminar should check
personalities with the with which they
habtuaIy the credit standing of business and
the technical Soundness Of engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Enlarge Battery Line

Because Of the advantages Of
glass mat construction ln pro-
longing the hie and durability Of
batteries me r T. GOOdrICh
Company announces that ITS top
line Incorporating that feature
has been err+arged for 1911. Two
new batteries for passenger cars
have been added TO the GlassteN
line. making o total 81 five top
line batteries FOR that field. ac-
cording 10 +. r Bell manager
Of the company S autOmotVc
accessories department
"GlassteN batteries have
demonstrated their superiority
over other types for truck and
bus service, Diesel-starting units,
~ well ~ the automobile field"
Bell said, because OF the glass
retainer mats which impart
greater reserve power and start
ing ability"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Pratt Sees New Business

New phases Of development
are rapidly maturing m the busi-
ness Of auto dealers according
10 George n, Pratt, general sales
manager OF Hudson Pratt Just
returned from a tour Of y Key
distributor points.
1.-THE importance Of the collec-
tive part 10 be played by dealers
in maintaining the man-hour
output for defense can readily
he realized by any one who has
seen the ears Of defense work
ers funneling into factories,
Pratt stated. "The cars OF these
defense workers viii be kept
rolling by the, automobile dealers
Of America, since the workers
Themselves no longer have the
time for home maintenance.
Every dealer I have called on -
prepa ring 90 do the job eff
GENTLY and economically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Recommends Source Of Initiation Material

Yort City asks
What initiation? Would
dollars selling
stoc i'm the MARKET"
good up-to-dae books initiation. You
good pamphlets by such Willis Kemmerer Wright
Spahr and from the Economists National Committee
Monetary Policy 10 Fifth Avenue, New York City The back
ground r. Gregory. entitled Gold Standard
Future" and Gold. Unemployment and Capitalism is
excellent also the book by Phillips and others entitled
Banking and the Business Cycle
You should buy farm unless you proftaby.
finally YOU owned the farm would value be-
What would do with it, Also should that your
ceHr involves buying stocks az The same Time and selling
them later profit This would take good deal Of money,
% that your stocks and ~ that you could
sell them the required meet the land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Z SthenIey Officials
At Regional Meeting

Two Detroit officials Of Schenley
Distillers Corporation and its affili-
ate. Oldetyme DistillerS Corpora
ltion, will eet az Cincinnati
Thursday with members of federal
agencies. state government and all
branches OF the distilled spirits in
duStry for a thrce-day planning
and sales conference called by
Lewis s. RoSenStiel. S emil y
board chairman. The DetrOIteTS arc
Milton +. Goldstein, regional direc.
tor of the Schenley monopoly
states division, and Ben Derin
state supervisor for the Oldetyme
I division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Detroit Produce

Trading was light al the Detroit Union
f'rort'ce Terminal morning IN frEsh
haed) was Arm; Idaho Russet Burbank
potatoes ana Maine l5-lb sacks were firm
other stock steady. Apples were steady.
Onions were steady. All stock quoted is
otherwise stated.
APPLES Michigan bu crates, Mcintosh.
y, s. No. 1. 21-in nth, 81 sou l.e5. fair
color sl-s5 U 40 Jonatnans, u. s No. |,
nlnss. =. =. NO. L. Us IN MIN II "a To
DELICIOUS, Y. s. No. /. y in min. 81 SIX;
Wageners, Y. S. No. l. ga in min, 9Oc a.
~ SHOWS, Y. s. No. 1, az in min. 81 ~
y. 5. No. !, az in min. so; Virginia,
eastern box. Delicious Z. 8. No. I. ~. in
min, 81 Is. Washington. box. Delicious and
Sed Delicious. X fancy. 72s-i25s. s2l5a
so fancy; zoos. 1888. slsoa2, 10.
boxes. Early Blacks. 50 IS.
-cARRefS~Eos Angeles crates, 8 doz
punched, California. So 2543.sO.
CELERY-hichigsn punches. I doz
CUcUMBERs- louisiana bu baskets
u. 8. No. 1, 2.l5g225
GRAPkS-Cahfornia display hugs. To.
koys A.5on S., Thompson seedless
NaisEa.. ssoai4o mostly 81 81 sosr gn ss
Eloisrs, Sl75W2 30. according 20 pack
Sornichons. SI50u1.sO; ouvettes dad!
/ finsersl. 81
Virginia ~. hampers. Boun,i
! iuls, sZ.Zo; Valentines. 81 50 q 2.75 Ten
lderereens, $2a225 Round StrlngIess. s
| . 2. so: poorer. lower.
JUICE GRAPES California Ztrgandel.
l2I-lo hugs. 81 500 ! So Muscais. 2s-lt
AHcantes. 26-io. Tugs, si.2oq1.25; 18Th
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Icerer
TYPE. California, Silanas- Watsonville dis
tract. 5 doz, s4'I5G450 fair. S375a4:
odz.. 3-s0n as: fair S375 doz. 50. so
New Mexico. ordinary to fair, doz., s
2 3.25: doz, 50 5oN2.75
1 LEAF LETTUCE-ohio dollhouse. 10
MUSHROOMS Michigan I-b. cartons
26 G 2sc; Ohio i-pint cartons. f3G lac
| oNIoNs-50-lb. sacks. Sweet Spanish
81. ioai. 20; mostly 81 IS. Colorado. si.i5
2-3-inch size. $l.l5a las; Idaho. U. S
No. / Whites. s5es Pinch and larged
81 so. Michigan, U. S. No. I. yellows
Iup. sl.f5: U. s. No Whites, 7oco 2-inel
and larger. s135d14o
t=P6fAf6Es- tee-tt=ssskx@f =Rtis
set Burbanks, Z. 8; no !, washed S2l'
csc. few 2Bkc; U. s. Comm. 10o-lb
sacks. Sf.s0li. IS; Maine. l5-Ih. sacks
Y. 8. No. !. various varieties, 2s-30c
mostly 2ec 1o0-lb. sacks Y. s. No. l.
81 IS Wisconsin Kstahdins Y. s. No. I
ISl4o. Michigan l.. s. No. ] Cobblers
ISII5T125. chippevas 81 30ai.sO. Ks
tahdins 81 900 .35 Russet Rurals. 81. 70
! i25
/ PEARs-california tug BartIetts. So Il
| n } 40 according TO size: Oregau box hart
/ let's extra fancy 1855 50. 40: fancy &C
cording 20 size 81 650325 Washington
/ box T.. s No. ! Bose. large. 81 so.
| PEAS-Calnornia bu. hmprs S3.25.
SWEET POTAToES-Porto Rican Vans
bu. crts. IT, g. No. L.. louisiana 81 asa
| !. 50: Texas. 81 so: fair S1.236l25: Ten
IneSsee 81 IS: bu. hmprs. Nancy Halls
x1.25: New Jersey bu. hmprs u. s No
n. Jerseys Red Soil stock. 50 IS: SANDY
| Soil stock So iOn2f5: Virginia bbls.. U S
No. /. Jerseys and Godens. So. 65M3T5.
| RUTABAGAS - Canada, 5O-ib. sacks
waxed Use.
ToMATOES-ohlo dollhouse. s-lb. bskts
mediums. Sint.05: California, lob. ctns
repacks csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Decline in Sales
For Studebdker

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct n
Retail deliveries of Studcbaker
passenger cars and trucks in the
United States during the month Of
September arounted TO 6,791 units,
the SudebakeT Corporation an
nounced today In September last
year. retail deliveries were 1867.
September sales brought the total
Of cars and trucks delivered az
retail in the first nine months Of
the year 10 100,S76 units as com
pared 10 1850 in the same period
in 1910.
Factory sales In September
amounted TO 1878 cars and
trucks. For the first nine months
Of 1871 factory sales OF Toe, 27s
units contrastcd with 81 536 pas.
senger cars and trucks sold in The
corresponding period IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Open House Week
Attendance indicates
Public Wants Show
BY. sILER FREEMAN

There's no doubt Detroit
misses its annual automobile
show.
The first two days of open
House Week. sponsored by the
Detroit Automobile Dealers As
ISOLATION. drew crowds TO retail
showroomS which were remi-
niscent Of Convention Hall IN
show array
Sundays hull seemed 10 put
the edge on yesterdays attend
ance. Saturday was slow m
starting. but by the time the
showrooms closed there had
been thousands at the 300 deal
ers' headquarters participating
IN Open House.
Statesmen in the various show
rooms were a little gium despite
the avid interest OF the visitors.
Hundreds of prospec 50
groaned one, land we can't do
any selling on the floor. Well,
we're sure spreading n lot of
goodwill"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Economic Recovery Of Nazis Called Blind

The greatest German ronmaStcr alleges:
economic recovery n
stolen the OF the people The entire economic structure
crumblng today under
he realized despite his
methods would
initiation the total ruin of the country
have not attempted 10 describe the theory of the Mari
would NaZis
They have resorted in this field
that happened their
building record time the formidable
with which they attacked the world
bankruptcy deliberately peaceme
production The great problem for German In
the will be readapt itself produc
feed the this
DONE be million
when power. but l50OO.0OO"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
LeWis HGney
LeWis HGHey
Initiation Insurance
Difficult do Find
GlendaIe. Californla. asks :


wouId wi "A mOrtgaged old
which interest and taxes? VIII
infa putt its
hedge against nfatione Standard Oil bonds?
sell the old house,
YOU helps only when property
demand Initiation put its value if It's earnings
a period OF
you should carefully figure the capital value of the
property OF could be made with
careful the price get less than that
you should hold try get
Similarly unmproved may may in value
with initiation Taxes however would be pretty
Iighgrade any will decline value initiation
develops commodity prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Cont | Motors
Earns S2,2N, 14

Continental Motors Corporation
reports for the nine months ended
July 81 a net profit of 81. 236, l64
after all charges, including federal
income taxes, excess profits taxes
and depreclatIOn. and after allow
ing for. reserves and charge-offS,
equal 10 = cents share on COM
mon stock.
This compares with 1899, 13S or
Is cents "A share in the 1910
period.
Current untitled orders continue
TO BIZ -tne largest IN the company :
history. and the deliveries from
the Detroit plant are being ac-
celebrated in keeping with the
machinery and other facilities
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Trailer Dealers Meet

Michigan's new model trailer
coach park law viii be the CEN
trail topic of discussion at the
meeting of theN Trailer Dealers
National Association, 20 be held
in Detroit October is and IT,.
Headquarters will be established
at Webster Hall
Lawrence =. Layne president
Of the Michigan Trailercoach
Dealers Association, announced
today that Michigan dealers and
Suppliers are invited by the ma
tional group 10 attend q banquet
AZ Webster Hall on October Is.
Plans will be made at this meet
ing for the National Trailer
coach Show at Chicago, next
February.