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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. crates. US. No.
l. in min. Delicious. Northsrn spys
condition. 81 25e27s: washington. boxes
winesape extra fancy. zoos -I6as so,
cartons IIss-isas s5.351sto 20.
BEASs-LoulsianA bu. hampers. Black
Valentines 81. asa $50. Bountifuls ~ u :. Is.
Wax beans 50. 40d2.7s mostly - so; South
Carolina. bu. hampers Black Valentines
s2.3og2 $50. Bountiius s7.io022a was
CABBAGE Mississippi Los Ang. crate.
round type. lis az. 90: Georgia, N blu.
hampers round type. 81 .35g1.51.
CARRoTS-IIos Angeles crates dozsr
s.. 50 q y %. ANAL 20 medium. 50 Is Ga 90:
Texas. IS, So. 4og35o. bu baskets topped.
cAUIrFLowER-california pony crate,
IL. and larger, s7.251z.4o.
CoRN-Texas, sacks. Yellow. 9 dozen
-. so. White 5 dozen s2.2a
CELERY-P1orida, 1s-in crates trimmed
tops as-ios s3seas7s best mostly 81: rs,
California. cub crates rascal. 81 rs.
CUCUMBERs--Florida. eu baxk. waxed
fancy $50 choice fair 81 80 large si..
fancy waved 81 25. fair 10 generally goo<
not waxed 81. rs. ordinary "a; Texas, hu-
baskets. including waved stoek s. 13e
3. so. generally good $50 3.25.
LETTuCE-Los. Angeles cratea Iesserl
type California Salinas dozen 81 Is =
s.s5, mostly s440a45o 4 dozen S4.35a
so. dozen best 81. ordinary 20 fatI
condition 81 HOLSTER Section: Sc Sass
LEAF LErTUcE-ohio, hothous.. Io-n
baskets. Coo
ONIONS so-lb. sacks, Texas. Yellow
Bermudas. y. 8. Comm. and U. =. No. I.
81 25aI 40. mostly IS: Jumbo sizs, 81 u
u so: Crystal White Wax. ". q Comm
and u s. No. 1. si.5oR1 rs; y. 8. No. 2
81 rs: Babosa. " =. No. and y. =
Comm ain. and larger, si.75e1; to ,
poTAroEs-ioo.Ib sacks. Idaho. Rus.
set Burbsnks. U. S. No. I. washed. 50 g
eg4-Io; Job sacks. 45c; Maine, U. 3 No
4. various varieties. 100-Ie. sacks, -. f3S
.. 50-Ih sacks. S1.45, few 81 so: f5-io
paper sacks. t5G4se. New stoeslCall'
1S5ns No s, ,.s ss Son aSTs w .sss:
81 500 ls5: fine quslity. SIS: fair con
fftion, $50: Alabama, u. s: No /,
washed, Triumphs. $3@3.23; louisiana
u s No /, washed. Triumph.. 81 "a
ARENAS, 50. 75a4.25, mostly 81; Kentucky
~ at. erts Blskemores, s37S@%.2s: U.
No 2 s39325; Y. s. No. ]. Aromas
50. 759423: U. s. No. 2. Sa.9; Arkansas,
24-at. crts.. Arenas, fair TO generally good
erts., Pr.miers ana Biakemores. 81 Tsea
mostly SO Indiana. 7+-at. erts.. Premisrs-
IS SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana. Porto
syss Is%' Ss sr I, so as No r.n,.....
Rican Yann.. 81 35T1.4o.
TOMATOES : ION cartons. rspssks'
mediums. s1.259i.n: zs.lb. repaek lues
81 90; dollhouse s.lo. ok,s.' Vn,os ne ne
original Tugs. u. s; No 1, sreen. rtps and
turning, wrapped. Florida, exs and larger
50. SKIS, sz.f5; Texas. SKIS, s,co677s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO



CHICAGO, May - UNs)
ceipts. 5000; Ioc to 15c higher: holdovers
900: top si4-oo: bulk. Si4.25@ IL. 40
heavies, 25G1445: mediums. Si4 IS q
1880: lights, s1a75@14+o: hight lights
S1325nH: packing sows. $13.75d 14.1o
CATTLE-Receipts. TOO: market steady
Calves: receipts 400; market steady. Bee
steers: choice. S1<616.25; medium. S1o6
IL: yearitnEs. 500 1e.. Butchers: heifers
80 a 1850: cows. 81. 50 q 50; bulls, 50 81
n IL. calves. $50 so: feeders, 81. 500
IL so. Stockers: steers S1o@i4; cows and
lheifers IS 25hI7
sHEEP~Receipts 1850; market steady
Lambs. si450ai5.25; common. STA. sou
It3o yeariines. Si1 .5od AZ. 50; feeders
Sl2Hi3; ewes. s5@s.oo
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. May % UNs) CAT
IS: market steady: steers
choice. sl3s0a1+.5o: medium 20 good
sra So@ Is as; common. Sl0Gli.50: heif
Iers. medium to good. $1i .5om 11.oo com
mon. $500: cows. medium to good. 81. =
ds so: tanners and cutters, 50. 30
bulls. good to choice. Si1. 500 II. so; com
mou to medium. -. 5000.
HoCs-Receipts. 800: market steady
lsit. ssa IA IS: 7oo-77o lbs. s14.ss@ II. IS
17o-75o MS. Si4. 35614.65; 250-29o lbs.
Si4 100 Ia Is: 7so-35o his. Sl3.7Sa 1t.lo
i0o-1so ms, si7. so914; ronshs, si2. 500
sHEEp-Receip.s. so: market steady
choice lambs. silai4. so: medium 90 good
sli. 500 aso; common lambs. 81 co. co.
10. so; ewes. ssae.so; wethers. $3.50"
Il so.
CALvES-Reeeipts, rs. market steady
rood to ehoice x14ml5: medium, sl2 80 n
Ia so; culis and common. S7as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Coal Production
Shows Upturn

NEW YORK, May 29.-Bitumi-
nous coal production for the week
ended May % was approximately
II, 100000 net tons. the National
Coal Association estimated. This
is about 94.2 per cent of mine ca
pacity and is an increase of ga
per cent over the corresponding
week in 1871. when production
was 10, BE, 900 net tons.
Report of the bituminous coal
division of the department of in
terror shows production of IL .480,
900 tons for the week ended May
is and 11.415,000 tons for the
week ended May 9.
Production January ! through
May % is estimated by the asso-
citation at about ZIG, 349, 900 tons.
increase of 30.7 per cent over
he 173. Isl, 900 tons produced in
the same period of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
insurance for Conserving All Of Our Liberties

serving all American liberties and property rights Wealth and
fall substantial discount
through adversely they shoud-heav orbideve
subject the whims OF Naz or Japanese
would to make funds
freely available for acquisition tanks planes and ships
promised full return oil princai anu al
attractive rate of interest. 80, :.
Congress draws the new tax DILL 1T
should desably of raising large ratio
instead OF borrowing
functional efficiency.
In view of the fiscal load the time calls for high
scientific principles This
time tomooery getting by through merely soaking the
before but that group
will yield enough In addition all other
called make contributions nee
sd re NO shadow boxing equality sacrifice The
grim sacrifice all whose Vng stand
ards destined to the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor
ers A MINUTE did you say you
could turn out ?"

ON THE third floor Of the Bull
Building. where Frank War Bond
Isbey is holding the fort against>an
invasion by the United States
Army. and saw the dust flying as
workers pulled out partitions
around his ears.
Girl workers complain of the
dust and report that by mistake
Isbey's switchboard was put out oil
service for an hour the other day
but General Isbey still holds Out
|undaunted.
He takes the stand that you
can't run tanks until they're pait
for. and that's why he's collecting
money. He figures he has justi
fable priority over the army.
The army called in Harvey
Campbell of the board of com
merce 10 intercede, we're told. bu
nc was unable 10 break down IN,
generals defense.
They shall not pass, is the gen
erals war cry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

CHICAGO. May .29.--With the
help OF the automobile industry,
aircraft companies have accom-
plished in three years more than
Germany did in eight, E. E. Will
son. president of the United Air.
craft Corporation, told the Union
League Club here last night.
Referring to the production
assistance of automotive plants,
he added:
"You will he interested to
know how we appraise the per-
Torrance Of our new collabo-
rators. Up In East Hartford we
recently disassembled . new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
DETR0f1SaliI zsf INES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. 5. Rukeyser
FaVOrS Taxes To Meet
Big Part of War Bill

With the national khaki and with the government
total production government
fiscal measures become of extraordinary significance
In of that much of the material Will be
rather than permanent asset 1T desirable 10 finance
borrowing II the analogy of private corporation Is
mind will be helpful to financial at wash
not considered sound TO put out
bond operating such advertising
promotion deemed prudent to issue long
obligations only against lasting assets
machinery or In the develop
men industry federal government develop
lasting including real estate plant and equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
; WkS. Ahead
New Furnace Blown In al
Republic Steel Plant

SOMEWHERE IN ALABAMA
May % (UP).-A new blast FUR
mace. completed five weeks aheae
of schedule. today was blown ir
and its production of pig iron Off
Icially dedicated to munitions to
beat the Axis Powers.
Gov. Frank M. Dixon lighted the
torch of the new furnace, located
at a Republic Steel Corporation
plant. 1t is the first furnace to be
completed under financing by the
Defense Plant Corporation in 1t:
steel industry expansion program
Excavation for the furnace wa:
begun last September % and the
first steel plate was installed Janu
airy 80. President r. j. Wysor ant
vice president c. w. White Of Re
public were at the lighting cere
monies, as well as federal, state
and civic officials.
The furnace will make pig iror
for conversion into steel in oper
hearth furnaces. Its rated capacity
was not revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
SOW PRICES FIRM

HOGS-Week's receipts, 5000 An open
ing lSH23c advance on all weights oi
barrows and gilts was later erased. leaving
final quotations steady with late last week
Sow prices have been stationary all month
Good 10 choice $50 -30o-lb butchers solo
late al Sl4.056 1925, 300-450-lb. heayie.
lSl3. s5Tl4. On the final session odd lots
Iof sorted 1s0-220-lb. trucked-in butcher,
and few small rail hogs earned Sl4. 30 Il
IL IS, the weeks extreme top to small kin,
ers early was Sl450 Light lights scaIinl
l4O-l60 pounds were scheduled late al
Sl3- Is a "a. so. best light sows $l375 stag,
SlI.Ta
sHEEP-Weeks receipts. 2 900. All old
crop lambs offered on. The market thl.
week were shorn and some had seen grass
making them less desirable from a killinp
standpoint Well finished fed lambs sold
strong to fully Csc higher, but common and
medium kinds were weak. Good TO choice
sheTn fed lambs sfs 50mf5, latter price ex.
IRENE Top early paid sparingly Medium q
good shorn lambs spread from Si2. so a.
l4.25, Gull 10 common light throwouts IS
II. Odd lots OF good To choice native
spring lambs scored sie. shorn slaughter
ewes advanced soc To 81, good to ehoics
81 .50ns Gull TO common 50 3Oa5.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Medium and good fed steers and yearlings
scaling around loo pounds down bulked at
xi2 p - 80 common steers generally sold In
the ST. column Iittle with slaughter
merit fell below sil.75 Several head of
good 10 choice 1.05o-lb fed sters scored
Sit, small lot OF sbortfed heifers gar
nered sl2 Is. most common and medium
iheifers x10ul2 Beef cows brought SlOa
II, cutters S6T5ns.73 and Gamers x7256f
= 30. The practical top ON weighty xausag e
balls climbed TO sii. rs. medium grade bulls
Sic. sou IL so common down to So About
one load of good sS3-4e7-Ib short yeariing
Texas stock steers went hack TO the ooun-
Try AT SIS. sou Il so. comma 90 lo~-good
native and Southwestern light weight stock
steers Sl0dl Is
CALVES--Week's receipts, z. 500 Vealers
sold strong To mostly soc higher than last
weeks close. Good and choice offerings
hulked daily At SIS, a sprinklins OF strictly
choice TO Sl5.50. Common and medium
IveAlers Sl06flA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Farmers Market

LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Lsa
lettuce. dollhouse. No. l. 600 SOC 10Th
basket Romano, No. 1. soe@si. Hsas
WEEK.-MRS. GREENs-sorr.l No 1
nlnlp, No 1. soa SOC Sa mustard, No. j
so n soc bu. Coliards No l. 81 so bsl
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS
paragus. fancy. 1.25 doz. bchs.. No
s0c oslo No. 2. so675e- Beets. No. 1. .
p e0e su.: No. 2. Soc: No J., 75c6 81 doz.
D H'ns aoI s Ssscns so ns@sse No so,
s2a2.2s ba.: No. 2. sl.5o. Leeks. No. I.
75c q 81 doz- punches. Onions green, No. 4.
so u zoe dox- punches: No. 2. 4Oc. Curly
No. j, $500 iso Sa. No. !. ssessi.
D, 6ON7se. Rhnbars. a5e35c doz. punches.
Turnps. No. !, $50 75e dox. punches; No.
PouLTRY-Live hens. heavy breeds, "a
heavy, assaae IL. :; ieehorn' asG27e.
EGGs-Large: sio@1oso oo-dor. case
PLANrsEPans,es, N6Lso 1s-box fiat
SALIVA, sf.25 fiat: gerantums, so IA
bot flat: miscellaneous flowers. 81 fiat
miscellaneous vegetables. 1881 fiat; eau
sTRKwBERRIEs- 74-at. crate.
CARRoTS-No. I. xi.75 bu.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May - uNsi.-BUTTER--
Receipts. 20. Oos tubs: market steady ID
&C of. Extras. - score, 3sizc; standards,
80 score cars, 3she:. extra hrsts 81 score,
SIC: hrsts. $3.50 score. san G35Ae. spe-
'G EGGs1Reeeip;s. IS. 3ss cases: mars.,
steady. Current receipts. 2ehe extrs
irsts, II 631h NC: fresh hrsts. 3oh q Sic
dirties. 1sLc: checks, a nc.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Tur-
keys. i567ie: hens. $50 zee; lesborn hens.
l3 n zoe: springers 3sd 3ohe: broiiers,
23iI q 2she: ROSTERS. i3gite; ducks. l2e
1sc, geese, s011c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Measures Return on Investments

Behind the incident significant economic lesson no
activity whether sponsored by the government or O
risk element UNIVERSAL and
is the investments In theory
bond comprises at least TWO
so-caled interest rate on rskss invest
the pains of abstinence or
waiting expend funds immediate conSmabe
the premium which Is supposed 10 Dear
relationship to the risk involved
Of savings bonds which constitute prime invest
ment not Judged exclusively by normal business stand
ards their investment merit they are the means
directly helping the nation
to win only patriotic grounds
but ais for of enlightened Sef-interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
This is Real News!
Head OF Aircraft Firm Praises Auto Industry
on Pratt & Whitney Engine Job

engine built by Buick and an
other by Pratt q whitney Air
craft.
Then, we mixed up the parts
and rcassembled the two COM
posite engines. Both Of them
passed their tests with flying
coIors.
mo matter where our engines
may ny In this wide world, parts
win be completely Interchange
abb without any hitting Of any
sort, whether they carry the
proud eagle Of Pratt & Whitney
Aircraft or the world-famous
insignia Of Ford, Buick, Chevro-
let or Nash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
UNFAIR POSITION

Deike urged the committee &c
consider the unfair and impos.
sible position of the company" in
view OF the restrictions imposed or
disclosure of information He said
IF the company Is expected to
defend its profits, necessarily it
must explain Its costs and to
explain tho latter obviously re-
quires an explanation Of the
details and processes Of manu-
facture, which seems to be i'm
possible I'm the light Of the
statutory and contract restric-
tons above referred to-"
Company net profits from al
sources, Deike said. were: 1887
IA per cent; 1888, 9.49 per cent
1889, 7.86 per cent; 1910, 764 pei
cent; 1871, 75S per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW. May 20 CUP) .--Todsy's pay
ing prices 10 growers for beans;
Pea beans, sos light red kidneys. -
dark red kidneys. 81; yellow eyes, 50; cRt
hight cranberies. So CRc dark tfanberries
81 50
wheat, SIOi6I.o3: oats. ass s7e: rye
81 u 63c: six -r0wed barley s1.62 a l. IS
y1.s7N 40; corn. 7sHsoe: soy
beans. 81. 5sd1.s0.
prices furnished nv Michigan Bean Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens, average run. z2e
leghoru hens lbs and up. zoe: cocks
l2a ice; rock springers. over 4 lbs. S0c
rock broilers. 7is 10 4 lbs, 2sc. leghorr
broilers. Ia lbs. up. 22c: old tom turkeys
lsc.
EGGS-harket steady current receipts
DC. undrrErades. ~ 02sNc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
N. Y. Exchange Seat
Up $1,000 to $4,000

NEW YORK. May 29.--Ar-
rangements have been made today
for the sale OF New York
Stock Exchange seat Al 81 600,
I'D $1,000 over the last previous
sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Quarterly Payment
BY Snyder Tool Co.

>. Snyder Tool. and Engineering
Company has declared the regu-
''Iar quarterly dividend Of 10 cents
pr share. payable June 80, 70
holders of record June 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
75c Bower Dividend

Bower Roller Bearing Company
has declared dividend Of Is cents,
payable June 20. to holders of rec
ord June 9. Same amount was
paid in June last year and March
this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Danger Of Reds
Still Exists,
Talks Reveal
ti-Communist
Forces Counterfeit
Groups Activities
By LEWIS HANEY

- Professor 81 Eennomios. y Y. Univsrsit
-, Evidently we still need 10 be
!. on our guard against the Gem
nunistS There are strong anti
Communist forces which tend 10
counteract the Rcd activities.
;, but they keep boring in and
behave a certain advantage IN
being on the offensive.
The most vicious aspect OF
Communist activity at present IS
l. The attempt 10 use the war as a
Il means OF putting their program
across.
In England. at recent meet
ing Of the Labor Party. there
p A. were proposals TO make this war
AGF,a war of revolution. A Pro-
hsa feSSor LaSH addressed the meet
.aAing in advocacy OF what he
tsrealled a planned economic
~ democracy" 10 carry on the war
80 mobilization Of resources in the
post war period.
.s.ir Emmanuel Shinwell, NJ. p.
, v,lalso declared that the war must
snsbe partly 10 overthrow CAPT.
a. taliSr1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Lee Rubber 4 Tire Corporation foe tn
net profit of s5es. 3s4 after depreciation,
federal income taxes. etc. equal to 81 ~
a share on 241. 500 shares Of capital stock
against s45A. 70f or 81 81 a share on 26S
3<3 shares for the six months ended April
30 1e41
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Detroit Stocks

DsvsArnAs In the vreEeing liable are tn
Amounts declared 81 paid 80 far tnn scnr
49,. .th~vvtse usfed. a-IAsutdatiag dtvt
aera boa seeamusattess. ex-Ex-divt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Charges Firm
Cleared 81 Pct.
On Navy Work
Toland Cites 700 Pct.
Volume Gain; Company
Claims Profit 2 Pct.

WASHINGTON. May 20 CINS)
The Mine Safety Appliances
Company of Pittsburgh earned
profits of 81 per cent of cost on
navy contracts during 1910 and
194l. while experiencing a three
year volume increase of TOO per
cent, Edmun Toland, counsel for
the House naval affairs committee,
charged today.
.Toland said he would offer "two
instances of collusive bids on navy
contracts involving the Pittsburgh
concern.
George III. Deike, president OF
the firm, denied the high profits
charge in statement showing
that, based on income tax returns
the companys net profits from all
sources did not exceed 9.49 pei
cent between 1887 and 1871. u,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
SECRET INFORMATION

Deike pointed out that in addi-
tion the company is prevented by
the Espionage Act, an executive
order and contract provisions from
disclosing information on equip
ment manufactured and costs in
volved.
Toland told the committee the
company'S TOO per cent increase ir
business between 1889 and 194l
was directly attributable to vast
increase in business with the
United States navy" Profits ir
1871, he said, amounted to 81 pei
cent of costs and ranged from q
high of 122 per cent to low Of s.
per cent.
THE two largest contracts
from the navy show tremendous
gross profits," Toland added 'Tn
addition, the instances of collu-
sive bids on navy contracts
involving the Mine Safety Appli-
ance Company will be demon
strated."
"A great portion OF the bust
ness Of Mine Safety Is pr0prie-
tary, large royalties payments
being made on certain vechnical
appliances. These royalty agree
ments contain frequently dis
criminatOry clause whereby
higher royalty payments are
made when these sales are to the
COVE eHt of the United
| States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
EXPOSES BONUSES

Morgenthau appeared personally
before a Joint meeting Of the SEN
ate finance committee and the
House ways and means COMMITTEES
Ito expose the bonus, salary in-
crease and extraordinary expense
methods employed by some war
for the evident pure
pose of avoiding normal and exc
cess profits taxes"
The wholesale tax avoidanca
scheme, he declared, was uncovs
Iered by premature treasury ex<
Iamination of 1871 tax returns, and
lis being met with closest scrutiny
Iby the internal revenue bureaus
staff.
The treasury secretary cited in-
stances where fragrant" VIOLA
tons of the income tax law were
uncovered, but he refrained from
naming names pending approval OF
the House and Senate taxing COM
lmitteeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
u. 5. Whets Ak
For Profiteers
On War Orders
Moreenthau Exposes
Schemes to Dodge Tax,
Then Plugs All Holes

WASHINGTON. May 20 (DNS).
Cracking down on war profiteer-
ing. the administration today
pledged the nation that it would
plug every tax loophoae to make
certain that no millionaires would
be created by this war.
Already the treasury has recap
|tured millions Of dollars Of lex
|cessive" corporation charges, paid
out in the form Of salary increases
and bonuses for executives, which
Secretary Morgenthau contends is
trick or chicanery" by a tax
payer ito escape his just share
and thus to throw unjust burdens
lon others"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
OPPOSE AFFILIATIONS

In this country it is reassur-
ing TO note that some important
labor leaders oppose Communist
affiliations. Ma It'll ew VOLTS
photo engravers' union policy is
expressed in its publication as
opposed to direct collaboration
between the dictatorially con-
trolled and government domi-
mated Soviet trade unions. "
Finally, it may be recalled
that among Mr.. Roosevelt's four
brands OF freedom was "the
right of all peoples to choose
the form OF government under
which they viii live" II this
ideal is TO prevail, as I believe
il will, "internationaliSm" can
never come TO mean coercion
of other peoples to accept COM
muniSm. Nor can IL mean fore
ing any other nation to adopt
the American way"-not even
by bribery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the
National Association OF Securities Dealers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
PARTY LEFT WING"

=. The left wing of the party
had a field day of resolutions,
proposing one 10 the effect that
the convention should go on
record as favoring the removal
of big business" from control of
war industries, and another TO
fight TO carry out their radical
social program without waiting
for peace.
J Seven Socialist leaders from
foreign countries attended and
! spoke Then everybody sang the
! Communist song, the Inter
rationale"
In this country. last week,
there was a move TO join
Russian and British labor in an
international labor organization.
The CIO- union of steel workers
teok preliminary steps toward
recognizing Soviet Russian trade
unions, and possibly forming a
world labor body.
This is believed TO be the first
time since the Russian revolu-
ton that any large American
union has proposed TO deal with
the Soviet labor organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
REMINDED OF IWw

One Is reminded OF the old
} lWW and may well wonder if
this is the beginning OF a fifth
international - or would il be
the sixth?
The emphasis by certain radi-
rscals on winning the peace" and
on doing things TO the whole
post war world is in line with
this.
But when all Is said, il seems
TO me that, despite the boring,
the anti-bodies" in our demo-
cratic political system are hold
ing their own fairly well. II is
, particularly encouraging to note
that even in England, where
"laborism" seems to have gained
most ground, the Communists in
the Labor Party are in great
minority.
At the convention above re-
ferred to, the comrades were
allowed 10 crate freely. but their
{ resolutions were voted down
! Overwhelmingly by over 1000, 900
votes to about 10000 say
IL 10 /.