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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
KEEP U.S.A.
OUT OF WAR

Remember the words Of the late
Lord Lothian, "Ths Lessons of the
last war 10 that wa gee neither
democracy, nor liberty, nor peace
out of a world war, however noble
the end for which if 10 fought" ..
while we are familiar with German
assresaion In Europe do We realize
that Britain has added an estimated
100000 square miles 60 her en-
pirs since 1892 And that Canada
has no compulsory military service
(Draft) for overseasf Wars do noe
happen, they ara made. We, the
Public, have and must rsdoubis
our efforts 60 keep our beloved
country out of the univsrsal slaush-
ter and only thus can We help
sstablish . worldwide dsmocraey
and restore an unhappy humanity
co = semblance of peace. EXERCISE
THE RIGHTS GRANTED BY u. s.
CONSTITUTION - WRITE TO
YOUR SENATORS (Addrsss chem
as Senate Office Building, wash
inston, ID. c. Michigan senators
are Arthur III. vandenberg and
Prentiss NJ Brown.
AND ALSO YOUR CONGRESS
MEN TO KEEP u. S. A. OUT OF
WAR AND TO MAKE NO
CHANGE IN NEUTRALITY LAW.
A Million Letters Now
May Save Millions Of Lives
Peace House. working With religious
and peace organizations Of long
standing, appeals TO all young men
who are opposed TO war from sither
religious or Humanitarian convictions
10 register CONSCIENTIOUS OBJ
JECToR" on their draft question
naire. After years Of ardent work for
peace, our covsrnment recognizes
this right. IL 10 q matter Of interest
to Observe that after EnsIsnd's many
meHths Of war. Canada doss not have
compulsory military service for over.
seas, and In England over 10000 Com
scientious Objsetors are engaged Ia
peaceful employment. 1T IS NOT
NECESSARY TO BELONG TO A
RELIGIOUS SECT OR SOCIETY TO
BE a CONSCIENTIOUS oBJEcToR,
ALTHOUGH SOME DRAFT BOARD
EMILY IGNORANT OF THIS
PHASE or THE LAW. n you are
convinced that killing your fellow
men ~ contrary 20 the Law Of GOD
and MAN and vish advice and aug
gestions Tor filling your draft ques-
tionnaire 40 Cancellations Objsetor.~
write, sending . carefully self-sd-
dressed stamped snvslops.
MRS. .. SERGEANT CRAM
PEACE HOUSE
ne Estabnshed fsxe =
fieth ~ and Fifth Ave, n. Y. ctty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Sheridan
Learning
French
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 8. = The
Erench grammar floating around
in Ann Sheridan's dressing room
and the text books on "Parle Vous
Francois" are for a purpose. Ann
is to play Clio, the colorful heroine
in Saratoga Trunk" In many
WAYS the story of Clio is just as
romantic, exciting and adventur-
Gus as Scarlet O'Hara in Gone
With the Wind"
Author Edna Ferber was paid a
record price for her Saratoga
Trunk" novel which ran serially in
Cosmopolitan and IL is to be one
of Warmers most important
movies.
Speaking OF Ann, those who are
close to her say that actually her
romance with George Brent is on
the wane and she is seeing less and
less of him. They are friends but
that is all, with an agreement that
each be free to make other en-
gagements.
NEW FOX PRESIDENT
A well authenticated rumor Is
that Sidney Kent, president OF
Twentieth Century-Fox, who has
been ailing for some time. will ask
that an active president be named
in his place. My informant says
that Spyros Skouras, head OF the
Fox West Coast theaters and one
OF the best informed men on mo-
ton pictures in the industry, will
become president, while Kent will
remain chairman Of the board OF
directors.
Kent, who, in spite of illness, has
remained at the helm, never per-
mitted anything to be said about
the state Of his health and i'll
wasn't made public until he was
called as a witness in the Bioff-
Browne trial. 1t was then his doc
II said the excitement Of such al
sirt appearance might prove
fatal. a statement fully backed byI
the state doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Green Tops
Verne's Show

THAT PERFECT fool Of cerc.
monies.R Bernie Green. who has
just recently returned to Detroit
after a seven-year stay in Chi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Gen. Hugh :. Johnso n.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08


the days of the Crusades.
OF course. she doesn't tell him the truth but
lies so consistently that Mr. Bogart finds him.
self up to his tonsS in intrigue
TWO ARTFUL CRIMINALS
Unscrupuous art dealers, Sydney Greenstreet
and Peter LOIRE are behind the hideous machna-
tons and while Bogart is making menacing love
to Mary Aston they are going around dsposing
of some of the ady's former loves. leaving trail
of blood that leads right up to fatal finish.
Bogart although seen in a more kindly light
nevertheless, doesn't give in iota to any soft
ening influences, and loves labor is lost when
it comes to lettering him from running down his
criminals
theater, makes distinct impression here as the
corpulent art collector who lets nothing stand in
the way of his pursuit of the elusive Maltese
Falcon.
MAKING THE MOST OF 1T
Peter LORE has comparatively little to do but
he's of those actors who darkens up the corner
where he's hiding, while Gladys George and Lee
Patrick add feminine guile TO the proceedings
- Elisha Cook Jr is splendid as the little boy
who likes to play with guns and his sort of sulky
move adds grisly humor to a film which is filled
with shootings and delirium Of various types of
cruelty
There is even one scene where Bogart gets
kicked in the side of the head with resounding
boot which will make you gasp for air.
This Is socko entertainment and we don't think
the Michigan box office will be ailing so long as
there is such healthy melodrama to thrive on.
OsCULAR CORNFLAKEs
The second feature is a light. little romance
with Dennis Morgan treating bigamy with a kind
Of off-hand charm. Kisses For Breakfast" deals
with a husband and two wives. Since he has
amnesa, this is apparently quite permissible to be
$50 kissable.
All you do is just go into an old coma with
the right wife. Shirley Ross and Jane Wyatt are
the two. misguided, young ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
What's on the Air
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON

Wt5D-News; Whimsey-A.
4:iB r. NJ.
WExL-Top Tunes.
$40 r. NJ.
WJR--Football scores.
WWJ--Football scores.
WCAR,--Old Mil Party-M.
WxYz-Bud shayer-T.
WExI-Musical program.
WJBK-Czeeho-S loyak Hr.
Wl5D--Boy. girl. a Band.
t;t5 r. NJ.
WJR-Accent on Music.
WcAR-Sports parade.
WxYz--Ciub Natinee-V.
500 r. NJ.
wJR-At Meadowbrook- M
WWJ-New Eng. 10 You.
WCAR-News: Hits-M.
WxYZ-0lenn Miller-M.
WJLB-Footbali Hilights.
WExI<-Rhythm rhapsody.
WJBK-Hungarian Hr. ".
W45D-News.
W4sD-Concerto-M.
b:15 r. NJ.
WJLB-rango Rhumba-M.
$50 r. NJ.
WJR-Musical.
WWJ--speak OF Liberty.
CKLW-News Ace.
WxYZ-Day In review-T.
WJLB-supper melodies.
WExL-Design for Dance
WJBK-Croatian Hour-M.
W45D-sport Roundup.
5;45 p. NJ.
WJR-U. OF Michigan.
WwJ-I Want a Job-T.
CKLW-Dance music.
WXYZ--Sandlotters-T.
WJLB-Meet the Maestro
W45D-Desi Halban-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

mystery surrounding CURIOUS Jeweled relic OF
the days of the Crusades.
OF course she doesn't tell him the truth, but
lies so consistently that Mr. Bogart finds him.
self up to his tonsils in intrigue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
By the stations herein
listed, IL the presentations
a. scheduled are not on
the air, thu fault lies with
the stations. and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Coast Stores Tell
OF War Buying
Foods, Flashlights.
Candles Snapped Up
as Shortage Looms

LOS ANGELES. Dec ID
Heavy runs on sugar. flour and
canned vegetables in that order
are reported at retail outlets in
the Los Angeles area. AS yet nc
restrictions have been placed by
the major grocery organizations
although it is reported that con.
tinuance Of the buying wave might
necessitate some such move. Buy.
ing of soap was not much heavier
than normal until Friday wher
heavy purchases began as consum'
erS apparently decided they hac
been overlooking an item in which
a shortage might occur.
Many stores were quickly
cleaned out of candles as a result
of the blackouts.
Heaviest run in history on flash
lights and flashlight batteries oc'
Cured and the supply of batterie:
was almost completely cleaned out
some stores reporting they vii
have none until new supplies come
from the East. Most popular type!
of flashlights were quickly taker
and customers were taking an.
kind of flashlight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Aviation Firm
To Pay Bonus

FARMINGDALE, n. Y, Dec. 10
Distribution of a profit sharing
bonus OF 3 per cent of a year S
salary will be made 10 all en-
ployes, OF Republic Aviation Cor
poration on December %. accord
ing 10 w. Wallace Kellett, chair
man.
Kellett said all personnel Of the
company who have been with the
organization for the full year prior
November 20 viii receive
amounts considerably in excess oil
la weeks base wages, while those
employed for shorter periods viii
get proportionate amounts.
In his statement announcing the
distribution, he stated that con-
lgratulations were due all con-
'cerned for the steady increase in
production OF the company's COM
bat airplanes and pointed out that
operations in the final half of the
year had produced a profit for the
company despite a poor start IN
the early months in the matter OF
earnings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Soybedns' Drop
Wedkens Grains

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 (INS).-
Soybeans dropped the Scent
allowable limit today and had a
weakening influence on grain flu
lures. Wheat dropped as much
as 2ssc before meeting with i'm
portant support.
The drastic decline in soybeans
was due to selling prompted by
the announcement that the Office
of Production Management had
placed temporary ceiling on fats
and oils at levels considerably
below current quotations.
Lard futures, after a delayed
start. suffered sharp setback
and dropped as much as 9212c pei
100 pounds.
When it was announced that
trading in lard had been ordered
forbidden above November 26 quo.
tations except for evening VI
operations, a wave of selling came
into this market and prices fell
nearly the Hotpoint limit.
At the close, wheat was 2Kt
to csc off, December selling a,
S1.24. Corn was INC to 1ssc off
oats 1%c to 1Bc lower, rye 1%t
to 24c off and soybeans &c lower
Lard futures closed as much a:
85 points lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Dow Chemical was one of the
biggest gamers, running up over
u points Johns Manville advanced
2 points.
In steels Bethlehem opened a
point higher and added TO this
later. United States Steel gained
over point. National also gained
point.
Chrysler lost nearly point
General Motors was firm. Rails
improved after a mixed start, ano
c. e. O. gained a point. Union
Pacific and Pennsylvania were
backward.
Coppers continued in demand
with Phelps Dodge gaining over
point.
Other strong spots. with gains
running to a point or more. in
cluded Du Pont. Union Carbide
American Telephone, United States
Gypsum and Eastman Kodak. -
Backward spots included Coca.
Cola, off a point, rubber shares
and mail orders.
The curb market advanced on a
broad front with gains in specia.
issues reaching more than points
while point rises were numerous
among leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
General Ani|ine
Taken Over by
u. 5. Treasury
Ono German-Born
Director Resigns.
z Others Refuse

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Gen-
eral Aniline and Film Corporation,
producer OF chemicals, cameras
and film, has been taken over
by the United States treasury
department. Seventeen represen-
tatives of the department. headed
by Joseph J. O'Connell Jr., assist
ant TO the general counsel Of the
treasury, will examine in detail
and supervise" the operations OF
the company.
Another of the German born
directors of this company, Hans
Aickelin, has resigned from the
board. 1t was announced that the
board had requested the resigna-
ton 81 two other directors. d. A.
Schmitz, former president and
brother OF the head of the German
/. G. Farben, and K. SchwarZ,
general manager OF the Agfa
Ansco division. both OF whom have
so far refused.
The board at present consists
OF IL directors. OF whom three are
German born and one, Feliz Iselin,
represents the Swiss investment
trust, I. G. Chemie. This company
is the beneficial owner of all OF
the 2050,O00 class B shares and
of a majority Of the class A
shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crts. ". =. No.
I, 2r-n min: unless otherwise stated Nc.
intosh, ST. sodl,7s: Delicious. $50 81 IS;
sI.4oqi5o. few high a. si.75: washington
boxes Delicious extra fancy SOS 1883.
81 rs, 72s.s0s some ~ high as $3.50; fancy
BEANs-Florida bn. hprs Bountifui,.
81 50. poorer low as csc; Black Valentines,
fair 70 good. s2a2.so. few higher
bend California, 81. fair. 81 90 q BIS,
CELERY michigan bundles. dor.
stalks Mammoth, As n 55c; California cub
erts. Pascal; si,35ml:4O 40; wirebound er,s.
inch y crts. 3.4H dor. s3a3.s5.
cAULIFLoWER-Po crts. lis-i2s, 81
12.15. 7s-es. siS0n2.
CRANBERRfES - Massachusetts, u Dbl.
boxes Howes. 81. e0a375.
CUCUMBERs--Florida bu. bkts. fancy
waved. Nu4.25, choice, 81. IS.
GRAPES. california display lugs En-
81 500 Almeriss' s2.25. few s.. IS.
LETTUCE-lceberg type Los Angeles
crts. Arizona Yuma District, or, Sc;
Phoenix district, 4 doz.. $3.50; doz.. IS "a
LEAF LETTUcE-ohlo hOthous. lob.
oNIoNsgso-lb. sacks swe., Spanish U.
d1I5; Utah. $50; Idaho, $50; 2.s-in.
size. 81 500 so: Colorado 23-in. size.
81 so; Michigan Y. 8. No. Fellows, 1880
per cent 2-in. and larger. 81 500 so; Iowa
u. s. No. Fellows. mediums, Si456 50.
POTAToEs-i0o-lb. sacks Idaho Russet
Burbanks ". q. No. I washed. s2.75G2.e0
lo-lb. sacks. 3oa a2c. mostly Bic; y. s.
Commercials 10O-lb. sacks, 81 IS; Maine
i5-lb. paper SACKS, ". s. No. ! Cbippewas
and Katahdins. 32c, few 33c; Michigan 100
10 sacks ". s. No. 1 Russet Rurals, Si.aa
mi.55. Chppewas. si.s0n1.s5, Upper
Peninsula ". 8. No. Green Mountains.
l00-ih. sacks. si.75. 15.lb. paper sacks, %
n274c.
RAbIsHEs-Tsxasi Il crates. $500 bchs..
Sl25d1.65.
RUTABhGhs - Canada Sob. sacks,
waxed, $50 75c.
sHALLoTs-Louisiana bills. bchd., IS r.
| Us so, mostly So crates, b doz., 81. SO "
LIS. 2 doz,, $40.
sPINACH-Tex bu. bkts. Savoy type,
81 3On140
SWEET PoTAToEs-Puerto Rlcsn Yams
louisiana bu crts.. Y. s. No. 4. sl.45 q
4 so: New Jersey bu hprs., Y. g. No !
Jersey Red Soil stock reconditioned, So
l2.t0.
TOMATOES - io-lb. cartons. repacks,
med. 81. 400 1 so; Ohio dollhouse s-Ib. bkts
mediums, ti.65al.70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
The Bankers Party

Memories OF the Bankers Club
annual banquet include: Genial
Wabeek chairman Frank Couzens
entertaining not bankers. but
American boys in the Raj who
ire visiting here He started
h with two and when i left him
there were six around him L. .
Manufacturers Nationals Joseph
F. Verhelle with couple OF Flint
bankers in tow They were
Gyles z. Merrill and Murray t.
Policy OF the Genesee County
Savings Earl Failor listening
to Leonard l.. Healy explain the
technique of selling ladies I'M
mentionables~ Healy heads the
d. J. Healy Shops and serves on
the board of the Wabeek
= Reminiscing with Henry T. Ewald
about the bank holiday Call
ing John Daley TO find out why
he didn't attend. only TO discover
he stayed away rather than break
his lifelong rec ord OF never wear
ing an Iron shirt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Forbes
Life Insurance
Protection in u. S.
Reaches New Peak

How ean you reconcile these
impressive facts with the popular
notion that Americans are spend
thrift people?
Americans have purchased two
thirds of all life insurance in ex-
istence throughout the world.
We have 100000 policyhold-
|ers, equal to one of every two
men, WOMEN and children in the
land.
Life insurance protection here
has reached a new peak, $l24,-
600, 900. 900.
This year more than 81, 900 ,0OO,-
600 has been bought each month.
The total, $4,000, 100000 repre-
sents a gain of 10 per cent over
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Amazing Deposits

Americans have on deposit saw
ings exceeding the amazing total
of SIS, $50. 000, 900.
No fewer than 45,S00, 900 share
in the ownership of that sum.
More people own their homes in
the United States than in any
other country.
The estimate Is that we have
Is, 100000 stockholders. Also, mil
lions of bondholders.
Every day, every week. an In.
Icreasing number of individuals.
families, organizations are buying
United States defense stamps and
bonds-with every prospect, now
that we are at war, that the num-
Der of buyers will multiply much
more rapidly.
In no other country do half as
many families contrive to save
enough to provide their children
with college education. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Scrap Shortage
Hits Pitt. Stee|s

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 13.-Dut
to shortage of steel scrap, stee
output in this district and the
ingot production rate Monday will
decline 2 points to 981a per cent
Of capacity.
The leading interest will be
forced to take off a few open
hearth furnaces next week, the
first instance of suspensions due
to the scrap situation. The rate a
month ago was 80 and a year
ago SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
A Noble Tribute
By issuing long-ts

BY issuing long-term bonds the
treasury would be relieved Of
necessity for their refunding and
of all danger of their being thrown
on the market within the next
few years. )
How much, would you estimate,
was paid out to policyholders and
beneficiaries this year :. The stu
pendous sum of 81, $50, 600, 900. OF
this, 81 cents of every dollar went
to living policyholders.
1t is a noble tribute to American
breadwinners that they exercise
such self-denial that they are able
to invest on an unparalleled scale
in insurance to safeguard their
dependents.
Copyright. 1s41. by 3. c. FORBES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Workers Speed Up

Another way in " hich the
United States declaration Of war
made itself felt was in armament
production. Executives of most OF
the bic Detroit companies
going around telling stories OF
sharp upturns in production.
In some cases the gains have
been so great that the stories are
questioned and in many cases the
facts cannot be told for fear OF
revealing vital information.
Chrysler's tank prodr iion is at
new peaks while General Motors
division officials tell of depart
ments actually competing with
each other for the record OF the
greatest percentage gain.
A man who visited a little air
craft parts plant told of workers
turning out valve stems and as
each box was filled calling out:
Here's another present for
the Japs and Adolph.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Bonds for Christmas

Suggesting that other employers
follow his example, Nathan BORN,
president of BORN Bros. Ice e.
Fuel, Inc, is presenting a United
States defense bond to every per-
son in the firms employ, as OF
December 10, as a Christmas gift
BORN says that he wants every
person working for him TO feel
that they have a personal invest
ment in America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

The nation became defense bond
md stamp conscious this week
with a vengeance.
Apparently all that was needed
TO put the drive over was to give
the American people the idea that
some one was trying to push them
around.
In order to lend added impetus
10 the drive, two Detroit banks
are advocating the bonds and
stamps as Christmas gifts in paid
advertisements which will run in
the three papers here.
The banks-the National Bank
Of Detroit and the Manufacturers
National Bank-were among the
first in the nation. If not actually
the first, to advocate purchase OF
defense bonds in their regular adj
vertising schedules.
And / understand that all the
banks here have actually sold
more bonds and stamps than the
post office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Name New Officers

Henry II. Sanger. president OF
the Manufacturers National Bank.
succeeds J. M. Dodge as president
Of the Bankers Club. and Howard
Parshall, executive vice president
OF the Commonwealth Bank be-
came vice president.
After serving for six years as
cretary-treasurer. Kenneth NJ
rms of the Detroit Bank asked
to be relieved Of his duties
william j. Thomas of the De-
troit Trust Company was named
10 the post.
Charles T. Fisher Jr. was added
10 the executive committee and
r c. Harris moves up to the
San1or position on the committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Sets Farm Machinery
Plants on 4-Day Basis

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The Inter
national Harvester Company has
put it's farm machinery plants on
a four-day week basis in a move
to reduce output of non-military
products. Impending shortages of
several essential raw materials,
notably copper and sheet steel,
as well as a desire to comply with
the governments announced in
tention of cutting farm equipment
production prompted the action,
the company said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Stee|s Lead
Late Upturn
In Stock List
Bethlehem Climbs
Over Point; Few
Blue Chips Up z

NEW YORK, Dec. - QNS).-
The stock market turned upward
today after a mixed start. Stee
shares led the recovery and gain:
ran TO 2 points in a few Of the
higher-priced issues.
Commodities were weak in con
trast, rejecting further govern
ment regulation measures. Thu
bond market was quiet and mixed
There was better trend in United
States government bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Club Donates $500

Joseph M. Dodge as president
Of the Bankers Club OF Detroit
presented a check for $3.50 to
Ben E. Young as treasurer of
the u. s. o., and another for a
like amount 10 Alvan Macauley
Jr., executive OF the Detroit
Chapter OF the American Red
Cross.
In addition il was announced
that the club now has $500 in
defense bonds and is maintaining
only a small cash balance TO cover
incidental expenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Vote Liquidation
|0f Calamba SUGAR

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Share-
holders Of Calamba Sugar Estate
at q special meeting approved q
proposed liquidation plan of trus-
tees. Following approval Of the
plan trustees declared a payment
ofj$4 share in partial liquidation
payable December "a to stock of
record December is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
New Price Schedule
Due in Lead Scrap

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Leac
scrap and secondary lead price:
will be fixed at levels below those
now prevailing under a price
schedule to be established within
the next two weeks, Price Admin
istrator Leon Henderson an
nounced. A meeting of smelter
and dealer representatives has
been called for December Is TO
the new schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
III. S. Concentrates
On Heavy Bombers
Conversion Of Huge Planes Into
Freioh+ Carriers After War Seen
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
international News Service Economic Commentator

arpane design has been rapidly modified In con-
realities warfare recent months In
Africa and in the Pacific.
of warfare have corrected the theoretical
assumptions previous American apane engineering
had been based.
Specifically of late emphasis has shifted from lighter
pursuit planes to heavy bombers.
Technicians domestic plane manufacturers
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Crude Oil Stocks Up
Over Million Barrels

ASKING Dec. 13.--
Stocks OF domestic and foreign
crude petroleum in the week ended
December 6. totaled 244 200, 900
barrels. an increase OF 1,3l6,000
over the preceding week, accord
ing to the Bureau OF Mines.