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Evening star., 1941-07-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

wANTED-GooD BRICK HOUSE IN D. C
or suburbs, not over $4,000. State num-
Der OF rooms and price. Box 293-K, Star.
WANTED-sEMI- BUNGALOW OR SMALL
2-story house in or near Sauls Addition.
Cleveland Park or American University
Park; customer Will pay all cash. Mrs.
Pryse. STORY 4 co, ME. 4lOO; ewes.
IN D C-6-9 ROOMS. UNDER $1,000:
1435 Meridian nj. NV. AID. 47s6.
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY CASH FOR
brick home in 81 0OO-S6,OO0 class. No
dealers Box 256-K. Star.
IN D c OR SUI. 6-RM BRICK: NOT
So pste4son sf2 faTs ave e Nd
HAVE BUYERS FOR HOUSES AND BUsI-
oxn nSsi DFfPsrsS IN ENoN T cA eHd doTR Mr.
31O0
CASH FOR HOUSES, ANY CONDITION,
D c. only Immediate action. PAUL B.
CRIFASI. Ii. 224S.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
old D houses: no commission MRS
KERN 2632 Woodley pl. NV co 2675
: -, TO ,o(S 10 ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE: USE:
Eve and Gng Sun of e5Sd G5AFVEX2 2d P VI 42%s ave-
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored; no commissiona e. A.
BARRY 1907 H st. NV. NE 2O25l
CALI, WAsHINGToN's LARGEST BUY
million dollars worth bought in 1910.
Leo EF3~Pl NJ. d BERNsTEIN EIa g. CO, ME-. 54oo
CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR BRICK OK
or location i' Gail Mr.. sTERJNG, Ho.
$3.50. 2123 14th st. NV. Evenings and
Evening star., 1941-07-19
S4,20O.O0.

5 rooms. bath, gas, elec., full cellar; .
blocks from R. !. ave. cars. Lot 64x242.
Nice residential section. $500 monthly
payment includes interest, insurance and
taxes. Call OWNER, Warfield 1925.
S3,15O-S2OO DOWN, S25 MO.
Bungalow. rms, bath. gas. elec. oil
heat. West Lanham Hills, Md. Phone
p n 2Os
Evening star., 1941-07-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL PETWORTH
CORNER

This lovely center-haIl home contains z
large rms, , tile baths. parquet floors,
mclosed porches, oil heat. built-in garage;
intersection of 3 streets and is Ideally
suited for either profession or residence.
4433 New Hampshire ave. NV. May be
inspected only Sunday, . to 81
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS | tn NV Excl AgtS DI 1857.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
SOUTHEAST BARGAINS

29th and R Sts se.. and
Both and SITS Sc
Two attractlve corner detached brick homes
D and rooms; one has library one has
ISt-noor lavatory: automatic oil heat
open ior inspection. REALTY ASSO-
SIS .95O-sth ST. NV, NEAR GALA
tin. Colonial brick : rooms
pain ) Dorches Il incloSedD, etc: com
pIeteIy Teconditioned; conveniently sit
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO ME a4nn
Evening star., 1941-07-19

CHARMING white brick Colonial home.
"a paths with lavatory and den on first
moor, recreation room and fireplace in base
ment: priced much lower than other houses
hood. Price only S1525O; terms
Evening star., 1941-07-19
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

$3.50 MONTHLY RENTAL - BRICK
has rooms bath NV h built-in garage.
porches: white tenants. rented. S55 each
Price, $500 ca DINOWITZ CO, Ma. GIL.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Nearby Virginia-S17,5OO,
SOUTHERN STYLE HOME,

rooms 3 apts, - rented for 50
GARAGE for 4 cars. NJ. Lee blvd, Wash
inEton blvd. ana Fershins drive Shop
pins center, blks,, $3.50, $1,000 cash
balance like rent
CHESTER COGSWELL.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

"a, oNO-S3UU CASH, N35 MONTH.
8 r, bath, cleo. h.-w h, asbestos siding,
garage. chicken house; lot. 100x200 #;
shade, paved street: close to everything.
Clagett Rd., University Park.
6-r brick, elec. kitchen, h.-wh., oil
burner. hwd. floors . baths. master bed
room screened porch, fireplace, recreation
room: large lot, shade: S9.S50. terms. small
Call Hyattsville O334 Ewes, WA. 1881.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

FOXAII-MoD. BRICK HOME, s RMS,
2 baths. scr porch. gas heat; new eLec.
refs and stove; maids rm o-l gar nne
condition: in exc. nelghborhood -
rBNnIr T. rOT PFRT. INC MA. SS16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
L. S. Power Use
Gain Extended

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light 3nd
power industry of United States
for the week ended December Is
was 3. IS .2S,9g9- kIt6Wat- hours.
against BOOB 543, 900 in the like
1870 week, an increase OF 142 per
cent according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
OutputIn the week ended De-
cembcr IS totaled 1865, $40 900
kilowatt hours, against 2,975, 704, =
600 a year ago, an increase of 1872
per cent. and in the week ended
November % came TO 3.2934l5.000
kilowatt hours, against 293l ST.
900 the year previous. an increase
Of 1913 per cent
Percentage increases by mai
geographic regions compare as
follows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
GirdIer 10 Head
Consolidated,
Vu|tee Aircraft
Steel Co. Chairman
70 Aid in Speeding
Plane Production

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Direc.
tors Of the Republic Steel Cor
.poration have given unanimous
approval TO the proposal that Ton
NJ. Girdler, chairman OF the board
become chairman of the boards
and chief executive officer of Vul-
tee Aircraft, Inc, and Consoli.
dated Aircraft Corporation
''Mr. Girdier will continue az
chairman and chief executive Of
ficer of Republic. but will spend
such time a. may be necessary
in heading the airplane com
panies," said r. J. WySor, preSi-
dent.
THE importance of airplaneS
victory iH the war il 30 great
that the Republic board i will
ing To sacrifice a part of Mr..
Girdler's time in the belief that
ne can help speed airplane pro-
duction."
Mr. Girdlcr had announced he
would take the positions upon
consumption of the transaction
by which NultCc IS 10 acquire
working control of Consolidated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Auto
Graphs
Truck Makers Wait
Word From Army TO
Make Output Plans
BY SILER FREEMAN

Truck manufacturers are
awaiting word within the next
two weeks which" may decide
their production plans for 1942.
Unlike passenger car mahufac-
turerS. there will be no change
overs necessary 10 put the truck
makers on a war basis. All they
need is The orders from the army
and the word 10 60 ahead.
Army truck needs had been
projected TO about April prior TO
the surprise attack on Hawaii
and the Philippines. 1t was on
the defense basis of an army Of
about 100000 men. The all
out" plans. which were then Just
in the talking stage. would have
doubled the size of the army and
the number of trucks required.
The war games were 10 be the
factor which would decide what
the 1912 requirements would be.
But the "blitz" in the Far East
wiped out all past calculations
and started the war department
on a new set of figures. The re-
suit is expected within two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Canada Radio Output
To Be HaIved in Jan.

OTTAWA. Dec 17.-Munitions
Minister Howe has announced an
order restricting radio production
in January TO half the monthly
average for 1910. In October pro-
duction of radios, as well AZ re-
lrlgeratorS. stoves, vacuum clean
erS and washing machines, was
reduced p per cent.
The new order covers all types
of radios. but excludes manufac-
lures for the federal government
and applies for the month of Janu-
airy only II is expected a new
order will be issued for production
after January 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Points TO Vital Factor

In connection with this sub
iect, L. d. CoSart. Dodge Truck
sales manager. sees truck trans
portation as the vital factor in
war time economy, to assure
quick and efficient movement OF
guns. munitions, food and sup
plies for our military forces and
civilian needs.
"The element of time Is all i'm
portant," said Cosart. "And here
I'm Detroit we are geared up to
produce any type of motor vehi-
Gle that may be required by our
fighting forces.
Already more than $4,000
army trucks produced by Dodge
are I'm service at our army posts
throughout the country. And we
are equipped tn produce such
vehicles in even greater quanti-
ties il need be.
But along with trucks for the
army we must be able to build
trucks for our munitions indus
tries. The war time history OF
truck transportation in England
has proved that highway trans
portation shares greater and
greater burden of hauling the
materials needed I'm armament
building. War conditions demand
the flexibility of the motor truck
its ability to reach plants and
factories in remote Locations that
would otherwise be inaccessible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Edison Output
Continues at
High Level
Week s Total Of
94,234 900 XVIII
2 Pet. Over 1910

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended December Is was "a
TZ34 600 Ki1oWatt hours, a gam or
90 per cent over the S6.247, 900
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week of 1910 and an increase
of ] per cent over the previous
weeks total of 93,211,000 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
As. 277,000 kilowatt hours, a gain
of y pero cent over the 40,357000
kiloWatt hours Of the correspond
ing week last year and a frac-
tional increase over the previous
week : tetai=eEi474s2e44= ittfoRatt
hours.
The company declared a divi-
dend OF IS cents. payable January
Is TO holders OF record December
IS. The same amount was paid
on October Is. last.
Earnings for II months ended
November 30. totalcd 1868 200
after federal income taxes. etc,
equal TO S198 a share, on $751;
300 shares
This compares with a net in
come OF S10,4467l9. equal on
above share basis TO Sl.64 a share
in the Il months ended Nov. 30.
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Newspaper Ad
Volume Higher

CHICAGO, Dec. II. - Despite
the fact that the United State,
plunged into war suddenly anC
dramatically las week, retail
newspaper advertising throughout
the nation continues at level
higher than last year. Advertising
Age reported today following a
special survey covering 90 cities
From December 8 through De-
-cember 10 tthe first three days
following the outbreak of war;
advertising was 81 per cent higher
than during the corresponding
three days of last year
Gains were not evenly QiStrib.
uted by cities or even by regions.
the advertising paper reported
-Four cities in New England re-
ported losses Of l.3 per cert from
last year. while on the other hand
eight cities on the Pacific coast,
in the northwest and in the noun
tain area showed an increase of
81 per cent over last year Other
areas showed up as follows
Middle Atlantic. II cities. pa
per cent increase; west north
central, four cities. 2.3 per cent
increase e,F eat / Ira ak s-FeeieH7- ll
cities. rs per cent increase, south
Atlantic. II cities. Is per cent
increase; south and southwest, II
cities, one-tenth of per cent in
crease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Pennsy Stockholders
Drop in Sd Quarter

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IL
Stockholders Of Pennsylvania Rail-
road showed a decrease in the
third quarter both from the pre-
ccdlng quarter as well as a year
ago In the second quarter they
showed an increase as compared
with the preceding quarter for the
first time IN three years although
they were under the total at the
end Of the second quarter 81 1910
Total al Sept 30 1871 stood
an POS 72i p decrease of SO from
June 30 and decrease Of 1888
from Sep, 30 1910 Average hold
ing at September 80 was eiol
shares an increase Of 031 share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

Attended an organization meet
ing of Tho American Red Gross the
othcr day and watched Emmett +.
Spike Conncly swing INTO action
In case YOU don't know the for
mcr president of the Investment
Bankers Association has agreed 10
take charge of the Detroit drive In
his words:
II had figured ON brief Flor
ida vacation after the IBA con- 8
vention down there, but this was
one of those thingS that YOU
don't turn down"
With S2.O00060 minimum
quota. we're betting that Spike
Conhely goes over the top
Connely announced that r. J.
Thomas Go vice president and
head Of the JAW has promised
full support Jof the drive and will
give hls personal help when he
returns from |NeSvITork ~
It's good 10 see the unions hear
inc q part oi the social responsible
ny ~ q community
Ernest kanllcr tho tmancc car,
reported progress IN I contracting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

$3.50 for the Community Fund,
mailed in check for $1,000 for
the Red Cross.
Oscar Wcbbcr. head Of J. L,
Hudson Company always a large
personal contributor volunteered
10 have his employees contacted
despite u.c Christmas rush. This
was q pleasant surprise to mem
bers of the committee. and one
said:
"If YOU can do IL. any firm
can. We were afraid TO even
suggest il. knowing how busy
you'll he over there"
But that was the spirit from
start 10 finish There was no
.hqsitancy and no attempt 10 dodge
hard work Every member of the
Red Cross committee was anxious
10 work harder than ever before.
You can do your part. too,
Jane Gamble tells Us that all
The cNlS at SANS Cut Rate Dc
patimcnt Store voluntarily have
ru' thor Iuneh Hom In half tho
extra 30 11lnuteS TO be used IN
Red Cross work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Educational Aid

For example. we are urged by
tire manufacturers 10 eliminate
all unnecessary use Of automo-
biles and 10 observe driving
rules calculated 10 lengthen the
life of tires AS well as TO re-
duce consumption OF gasoline
Leaders Of other industries
are publishing practical pointers
ON how TO use their products to
the best advantage Industry
could and should conduct far
more educational work along
this line
On the elementary but cX-
tremely important subject OF
doing our daily job with maxi
mum efficiency. the president of
one nationwide organization
tP. d. Wagner Of Underwood
Elliott-F iSherb has sent to every
employee a communication rich
in common sense. Pointed sen
fences.
THE situation In which We
find ourselves since the strociOus
attack on Pearl Harbor poses
many new questions and prob
Gms for your management and
h OF us as individuals 10 face.
~I wish TO emphasize the inn
portance Of keeping our feet on
the ground - chins up - heads
clear.
"While many Of Us will un-
doubtedly be called upon 10
render added service on behalf
of our country, do want 10
point out that the whole basic
structure. which can and will
support these Re@- -actiXities- of
the government, II fundamen-
tally based upon the people per
forming their regular duties in
a calm and determined fashion
each Of us concentrating on
accomplishing more than ever In
our respective daily work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Business Rebound
Al ready OH Way

Last weeks business affected by tho first shock OF
in the Pacific Hopes Of preventing in this quarter had
existed and the japanese attack had There
falling off retail trade Even Christmas gift buyn
checked In general the increased uncertainty Of the future dis
colraged trading
But there not Of panic business, and
virtually The purchase
and pineapple products by retailers perhaps the
TO it,
Furthermore there will the rebound In such
people bad Then rush
optimistic extremes There also feeling of greater buoyancy
when uncertainty relieved.
In way, fortunate to have been led into
gradually small There Will be
of trouble and disturbance Of industry and trade
These however will be nothing compared with what might have
been had all OF us been living in fools paradise
The worst situation exists socaled civilian defense
This a needed non-poitICal,
paccamnded head and that will full time and stay
the Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

Usually money aoof from mob movements at the
ke
Discriminating operators attempt buy and sell when there
moi company.
Temperate fnanceIs who attempt TO think through these
questions look upon the viewpoint
double entry bookkeeping This raises the question here from
and where to In the that frightened qudateS
his holdings commodities switching
from these things why person
fears he Will be bombed feels his pocket
not clear especially time when reducing
tho purchasing power of money
II would be logical, the United States has
become beigcren seek withdraw place
another
capital whole world has
alame totataran Sclnlatng idlOcy though the
burden Of the the United States viii be great
American by large, nevertheless relatively
attractive than those of other countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Keep Cool

In times OF extreme prrll fear
Is natural HySterla, however.
always aggravateS danger. All
warnings urge, Keep cool An
industrial executive tins week
recounted. most timely. the fol-
lowing:
Late one night 10 little
hotel of the Cobb Desert came a
very intelligent young Persian
traveller. He had-traNeIing in
Tibet-unintentionally offended
sacred rite of the religion
there. \ group OF lamas SEN
fenced him 10 jump from Ger
tain cliff within 30 days. They
imprisoned him on the cliff
a kindly old lama came
around each morning. noon and
night and said. son, do YOU ap-
preCiatc the full significance Of
YOUR sentence - Two days be
fore the sentence was 10 be car
ried out. the lama said. son. -
there any final thing YOU would
ike 10 ask before your sentence
imposed -
- Yes. the Young man re
piled. i was wondering where l
might obtain 10 loads of hay to
put down there in the gorge To
Gates me a. ! fall
Nov, said the lama, your
intelligence has overcome Nour
fear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
7 Win Cadillac Honor

Seven statesmen from the fac
tory branch and two from De-
troit dealerships are listed
among the 1871 Cadillac Merit
Men announced by d. <. Ahrens,
general sales manager of Cadil-
lac, today. They are: D. c.
Richardson, B. j. Davis, E. A.
Bayer. +. NJ. Gidion, r. l.. Kadi-
son, II. Bopp and NJ. NJ. Pursell
of the Detroit branch: Russell
Cole, Northeast Motors. Inc. and
j. h. Mcclure of Kotcher-Tur-
ner Inc.
The DetroiterS are included In
group OF 16l Cadillac sales
men from all parts of the coun-
try and Canada who make I'D
the largest Merit Men enroll
ment in the l1-year history OF
the organization. Top statesmen
from II marketing districts
were picked for the honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Farmers Market

APP LES, n fancy 81 sq; Nc
J. SIG = !. 20. 20 .9e eu' H2r'hneeT 7
81 IS bu; No 2 soc bu Jonathan. fancy
S1.75 bu.; No. J. 25Gl so: No. 2. 81
Delicious. fancy. 50 ou. No. /, 81 50a u
bu No. 2 75c bu. Wagners, No l,
BEETs~ Fancy. 81 bu dozen punches
soc; No. /, 40g soc dozen lunches 5O1
CABBAGE Fancy 125 bu 10 /,
q0c u 81 10 hu. SO ? CSC red No l. IS
p s9c bu No. 2, soc bu.. curly, No l.
CARROTS No /. socasIio bu 30
CELERY Fancy. so n zoe dozen punches
CELERY SQUARES Fancy. 81; No. /
CELERY CABBAGE Fancy. 81 rs bu;
80 ! SOC ~ 81 bu
CELERY ROOTS /. Nai.25 bu.
EGGS t;6g s52p II % 2s-a9teo case
FENNEL-No !. sl.25a so dozer
punches.
HoRsERADIsH-Fancy 425 pu No. 1
oNIoNs-Dry onions. fancy. S2a2. so
No J. 81 50ni75 50-h. sacks No ?. 81
: PARSLEY RooT-No. l. Sl9 rs. No
g. Toe bu.
PARSLEY / 35a soc dog hunches
PAKsNIPS--No. !, Sln1.35; No 2. 75c
POTATOES Fancy. $40 bu.5 No /
&C 30 81 40 2 SOC
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds ~
121c b. leghorns, Is n lie; hroilers. heavy
~ 22c N broiers. leghorns. is SC 10.
ducks II "a l9c 10. geese. i5N1sc 10. tur-
Keys. hens. rs q 3oc ID. toms. .25g27c To-
PUMpklNS-No. J. 40 r. SOC hu.
RADISHEs- Red. dollhouse No. 1. 50q
65c dozen punches
RUTABAGAs-N I. 50 = roc.
SQUASH-Hubbsrd. No j ~ 2 eoc
Table Queen No. l. asa soc: No. 2 35c
Delicious No. /. 80 = CSC bu.
TCRNiPS-Fancy. GOO bu, No ! f0H
soc dozen punches. 90 q 75c hu No. =.
soc hu
VEGETABLE GREENs-Collards No l..
65c 81 bu escsrole. No. ! 80 1 75c hu .
French endive. fancy. - 5-lh box. No
! 81 30. No 2 81 kohl-rabL No : 80
soc dozen punches kale. No. 40 6ac
hu leaf lettuce dollhouse No ! e0c
81 fe-lh basket lecks No I 40 soc
dnzen punches sninach 40 l. 7ic n 81 hu.
VEGETABLE OYSTERs-N No I 80 % 75c
dozen punches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Pattern of Stock Market Also Different

downward stock prices since the
beginning World III September 1889 the
different the FIRST World War In 1914 the New York Stock
December before the
reopenng diScerHlble November
activity banking statistics.
market reoLened stock
prices cot Dow-JoncS industrial
averages 105 by November 1916 reaction
1917 enaced - 20 points of The SOS points gained ,
n nc uS American the first World
War Jared United acknowledgement.
production Of real national attained
United declared
WITH business profits a wartime 1916 there
Of per year the ratio OF
O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Can Expand Facilities

The truck plants are ready to
expand facilities as soon as they
know what is required of them.
None is at present using its en-
tire capacity. The highest so far
is about so per cent of full ca
pacity.
Dodge Truck here, which
makes the half-tonners for the
army, has plenty of room TO ex-
pand. 1t is now on two shifts and
can put on a third with little
difficulty, getting its force from
the workers laid off by passen-
ger car curtailment. And spread
ing into the unused space, it
could handle the four-shift plan
in stride.
The other truck makers. like
Chevrolet. which makes the one
and a half tonners, and Yellow
Coach and Truck, in Pontiac,
which makes the-iarger vehicles,
could also expand overnight
almost. In the medium and large
classes, however, there is said TO
be bottleneck in obtaining large
transmissions and heavy duty
axles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Anthracite Mines
Go on 3-Day Week

PHILADELPHIA Doc. II
Anthracite coal mines in Pynnsyl-
vania VIII work three days this
week as compared with two days
each in the four preceding weeks.
when demand slowed down. due in
part 10 the warm spell. With "A
little pickup in buying as result
of colder weather of the past
week, the Pennsylvania Anthracite
Emergency Committee fixed opera
tions for the current week AT the
higher rate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Three War Financial Burdens TO Mount

Worst of financial burdens will mount
ID (2 forced and CD initiation If the first
money third will take awaySts purchasing
power.
perhaps should be added the fact that pricexng
a Ceilings Will
but taxes, will adequate
allowances rising Thus profits will be squeezed
why Henderson should not be made
price 'czar"
there hope Many rising and VIII
themselves admit that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
n. Y. Store Sales Hit
By Air Raid Alarms

NEW YORK. Dec Depart
mcnt store sales in New York and
Brooklyn last week were under a
year ago for The first time since
October - last. The decline which
was estimated AT ; per cent by
r7TK FTCTCTdt feCSCTvC
Bank was tho result of the threat-
cncd air RAIDS carly m tho Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
BUSINESS
DETROIT s5sTiMES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
War Brings Era
Of Siren Economics

bppduct Of the hyseria has been development
what may be called siren economics
frightened operators alarms,
make mutually inconsistent IN Wall Street.
In hNSlerlca sell America
ousy sold government bonds stocks commodities.
There carefully thought phoSOphc the initial
effort to make financial adjustment to conditions
an thought bulsh
wheat quotations. 10
everything kind the OF. frightened
deposition 1882 who
acquire cashiers check o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Forbes
How Those Of Us
NOT in War Work
Can Help Nation
BY B. c. FORBES

How can those of us not en-
Oged directly on war work do
our best for the nation?
First, by striving 10 put into
our job more energy. and cf-
ficiency than ever before.
Second, by living frugally in
order 10 invest in defense GER
tificates and bonds.
Third. .by shouldering what
ever duties we arc capable Of
discharging 10 aid our about
war effort.
Fourth, by keeping our heads.
by fighting fear when danger
appears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Crude Oil Output
Shows Slight Upturn

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended December 13 averaged A.
111,550 barrels daily, an increase
of 1885 daily over the preceding
week, according TO the Oil and
Gas Journal.