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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

After this have to seek out my eonporaes %mS S mako mo feel that entertaining witty smart n appearance ana conversation whzbang My manners my morals my petSonal peaance pass friends Perhaps the chdrens 9o o eorrecon Is good there's limit to what can taKe @ sitting"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

"Funny thing says of mine this old American ous- ton the Chinese children looking down their noses a European children the same In less degree only children who make bold to crise u on the ground that they taught them that they everything everywhere cNn be president they wish little upstairs temery call apologize for u We are paying through bringing them this way VI CAROLINE CiATFTEID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21
Caroline Chatfield
Gulf Between Generations
Says Today
Title Registered, U. s, Patent ofiee

Uolk rod of correon Sald an odis wOIN Hy no aa the rod on my little heavily they lay N on me that they grown After spend few days wh them my Ss0 nletred my vanity wounded and afraid that am M-WI sn od fogey parvenue associate with but that sort ot folks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

Allowing exaggeraon make the good tale our oldh oan universal with great variation of course There who queens in he hCm queens wno traditional In the atMiy handed doWh through third generation that whatever mama does Says correct Concerning mama no critical hoNgn much less be expressed But haven't we the nge when the queens were on the ose talking off saying than the ay ocrdressed and painted up too brightly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21
Flt for War Work

Tit for War Work
 When I applied for a Job in Ca large alrplane planD they said I could begin work as soon as began taking treatment for my hernia. I did SO, and thanks to your advice, pr. .-.-.- gave me the injection treatment, am working right along and believe the hernia is cured, q, B)
 Answer -- Most industrial plants now favor tho injection treatment which, In competent hands, gives as good q chance of cure as operation does, and without disqualification and incapaeltatlon from work.
 Qulnlne
 Have been informed you recently mentioned 0 pamphlet on tho uso of quinlne, Please give particulars again. CMrs. L. Sl
 Answer-send stamped envelope bearing your address, ask for pam phlet "Qulnine in Modern Medt- clne".
 Copyright, le4, Jo9hn r, Dille co)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

brown sugar. firmly packed. l-4 cup water, 2 cups peeled and sliced ap- pies, package (l4 l-2 ounces) gingerbread mix. cup water.
 Melt butter in bottom of c square 0-inch baking pan. Add sugar and water, boil gently until syrup B clear. Line bottom Of pan with sliced apples, mixing the syrup well with the apples. Mix the gingerbread mix following di- rections on package) and pour batter over apple slices. Bake in a moderate oven about 50 min- uteS (350 degrees F). Gut in squares before removing from pan, life each square out carefully with . spat- ula. Serve warm with hard sauce, Sprinkled with nutmeg.
 ToInorrOw's Menu
 BREAKFAST: Orange juice, crisp bacon, oatmeal mufilnS, cof- fee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Lima bean and tomato casserole watercress salad. honey nut cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Lamb stew with spring vegetables, spring salad bowl ginger apple cobbler, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

Why H Presumably generation that comes along has standards which N crime to tranSreSS And no Reneon can quite with all the why's and whcreforcs Nevertheless children can't endure to either they suffer In silence they speak out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

There who haven't been coached ahead of e about what not to when the dates arrveor even mothers who haven't been stung by the paned look the faces their children when they level best to be pleasant and acceptable to young There mothers who haven't been conscious nat on their children to tearsven though the children were inhibited said nothing taught by preept and example to keep traps they dsapproved their elders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
{. 90. Net Seen
At y Millions

CLEVELAND. Nov. 23-On
basis of operating results, thus far
this year together with estimates
as 10 the roads probable showing
during the remaining five weeks
of 1912. present indications are
that Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
VIII report a net income of around
$50 100000 for the full year.
This would be equal, after diVi-
dcnd requirements on the pre-
ferrcd stock. TO S37l a share on
common This would compare with
Sl4.419162 or S572 a common
share IN 1871.
Burden of high taxes is sole
reason for decline in earnings this
year. Pointing up the size Of {. q
9 : tax bill. railway tax accrualS
for the first 10 months this year
totalcd roughly $44OO0OO0
against 81 100000 in the core
spending period of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
See Budd Refunding

WITH ITS plant being oper-
sted 100 per cent IN war effort,
and activities constantly expand
inC with resultant increase IN
earnings. there is talk again IN
financial circles that Edward G.
Budd Manufacturing Company
may shortly be in a position 10
finance It's short term RFC and
bank loans with "A more perma-
nent arrangement and also al a
lower debt service cost.
At the same time there Is un-
official discussion as 10 what the
company may be able TO do in
A recapitalizauon arrangement
which would provide for the
Humiliation Of the accumulation
of back dividends on : per cent
cumulative preferred
There has been no official
statement on either subject but
u is understood that the mat
tors arc being studied IN quar-
TORS close 10 management AS
We'll a. bX the latter With a
maturity OF 81 500 600 70 meet
IN SIN months. u was thought
that management VIII give con-
,idcratlOn 10 the whole question
If short term debt with a view
10 refundlnC II az a lower aNoy-
age rate than Is now beng
paid and also removing the
severe restriction which RFC
imposed In current loans. such
as prohibition Of payment Of any
dividends on stock without con-
sent OF The REC and Federal
Reserve Bank II is anticipated
.n some quarters that profits for
tnc year VIII approach So O0o-
600 or $50 40 a share on The
preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Electric Firm S
Sale Proposed

NEW YORK, Nov 23.-Crockor-
Wheeler Electric Manufacturing
Company has entered into a con-
tract with Joshua Hendy Iron
Works of Sunnyvale, Cal, for sale
of IT'S assets. including Its good
will. for S3.200.0O0 in cash and
assumption by Hendy Of all IT'S
liabilities.
A special meeting OF stockhold-
.erS- of Croekcr-WheeleT has been
called for December 10 for pur.
pose Of acting upon the sale
IF and when Hendy Company
fully performs terms Of the con
tract there witt be available for
the Crocker-Wheeler StOCkhold-
PrS approximately Sill share
for their stock. less Croker
NhePler'S pro-rata share Of eN-
penSeS incurred In connection
with the proposed sale and fual
winding up of It's affairs. and
whatever adjustments NAV he
required under the contract. IL
any" Edward s Pcro'. proSl-
dent OF CroCkor-Wheclcr, said
. I0 q letter 10 stockholders.
As far as the management
/ can tell AT present. such 'eN-
penSes and possible adjustments
will not greatly reduce the pro-
CeedS Of the sale" he said.
Henry j. Kaiser companies oI
The Pacific Coast have a minority
interest m the Joshua Hcnd,
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Girls Replace Boys

But the ChangeOVer from
autos 10 war goods has brought
many shifts. And this one that
Cadillac officials sigh over the
most is the change IN Boys
town.
True. there arc Still boys on
the polishing machines. But they
are InterSperSed with girls and
young women who are taking
over the polishing lohS more and
more There u only a scattering
nf tho male sex bending over
alrplane parts that must he poll
iShed 10 the nth degree 10 pass
army inspection
"The girls are doing fine, said
our guide They are learning
well. But Boy stown was an In
stitution with III. MANY of our
best men In the auto days Cog
their start right here's
"Of course" he added. tho
girls are headed the same way.
They will graduate from the poll
ishing 10 other and more intri-
cate work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
On the
Business
front
Ry WARD SCHULTZ
IiaaA. El=sH--is,i t-ittr--

~ VIEW OF The snno-nrca
.rccIIston OF the bJC Nash
Netustor cargo plane contract
because OF the necessity 'or
coaccruatng ON fighting Wcap-
ons. an article hy Charles J.
stanton administrator Of Civil
Acronauucs IN the poccmhol
-,,.c of "FlInG takes on added
s. .eu4IeaacC
stanton exposed the elaborate
prophecies Of the cargo plane
zeaIots. pointing OUT thaSmc' Us
car go ANA when taNer INTO con-
si4cration changes the entire
picture
a clipper plane can carry
s., tons cargo ia England ~
against some 5000 taRs 81 ale
00O-ton surface vessel EC
pointed 1ut Therefore II would
take 94l clipper trips to carry
the tonnage Of that single water
borne freighter
Nlthaugh the gaS - available
on this side 10 take the clippers
over. A must he remembered
that approximately $500 tons Of
fuel would have to he taken 10
England nv tanker 10 bring the
clippers back. Ia say nothing Of
the tankerS which would have
10 plN between the source Of the
gasoline and Newfoundland
The final gassing station on this
side"
IN short the CAA admins
traitor points out ths NO sea
tankers would have 10 run the
gauntlet Of submarines 10 New
foundland and England 10 per
NIT a single boatload Of cargo
20 cross the ocean by air
All this might have something
20 do with the changed policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
How Term Originated

incidentally, 70 cent Y We
wrote about Chinese engine"
used in training army mechan-
les in the General Motors
schools. I, was stated that the
origin OF the term was I'M
known.
But We rcckoned without the
erudIte GM publicity staff f. Dud-
ley Britton. a member Of the
staff, called 70 put us right.
THAT term originated I'm the
Allison engine plant" ne stated.
The standards there are pretty
high and the engines that were
turned down for the American
forces for some defect. however
minor, were called Chinese en-
gines because the Chinese ac-
cepted all the engines rejected nv
In United States despite the do(
feCts. From then on. any enginsN
marked defective became known
As n Chinese engine"
Thank YOU, MIR. Prition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
America Loses Usefulness by Manpower Waste

Condemnng the tendency emphasize manpoWer short
A. w. RAIN, indus rial ConSutant, SAID
we along with the numbers OF avail
ali thinking and not
progress, achievement and ordeiness
do kinds quail
o
losing its effectiveness through lack
Of capacity aNaiable.His
which not
of a have.
both and enterprise organisms
both mfchansc matlie-
NAUTICAL relationships The constant changes within and
readbsed the external
method whereby changing
governmental in private
peace) help each other consructiNey"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Detroit Produce

APPLES Pu. crates, T. s. No. ! "a.
inch minimum unless otherwise stated
Michigan Mcintosh, 81 151i So fair color.
81 81. Delicious. s. 10 Jonaihans, 81 80
northern Spys best. Si.55 ~ s.. common
storage, 81 50 % 30. Shows Z d Inch min
mum, 81 l0n i-i5, few 81 25. Kings 81 a
25 WaEeners, 81 Baldwtns, soc n 81;
y. W. Greetings, 81 IS New York bu
crates Mcintosh, u, :. No. I. az Inch
minimum. 81 -. Washington box Delicious.
y -l25s fancy, 81 rs: extra fancy. $50 -
AVOCADOS Florida fats los, 81 1871
81 80
BEANS Florida m hampers strngless
Black Valentines N3 5O1 80 Bountlfuis.
S. Texas Stungless Rack valentines, FAIR.
BEaTs Texas crates. 3.doz punches.
- u2 %; mostly S2H215.
CARROTS Los Angeles. crates, 6-doz.
punches, California, SAL p.
CAULIFLowER -- Long Island. double
deck crates. 81 -; few 50, of condition
CELERY Michigan bundles, i-do1.
stalks. medium Soc. % crates, rough.
Michigan best 50 - New York Pascal.
"a 81. California paADsl-sr -seHnd crates,
90 d0z $3.50.
CRANBERRlEs Massachusetts,, ). bar
rel boxes H0wes S3S5u4
CuCUMBERS go Practically nothing Of
fered
GRAPES California display lugs En-
pffors. Z $ SO 4, s. 65G2 Is. White
MaiaEas 81 so, Thompson seedless, clus-
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California Salinas District fair quality.
.-col N7' ~, few, =. 50 i-do1 So %
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, 10Th. has.
nets OHIO s. 90 10
ONIONS l0Ih sacks Michigan U. s.
No feuo"s medium. 81 GOA IS few
- IA
ard atLtr Colorado 81 - Utah, 81 So
PEARS WASHINGTON boxes y ANXIOUS
extra nn.. s0s-1tos So 75uf; fancy aos.
$. -, I'n-i31s 81 30 Washington boxes
hrsr extra fancy ZOOS 1855. 50 90 fancy
5ns-s0. &. 3d. toos.135s S3q3.1o
PEpT rs Texas Ia -bu. crates Gait.
f0rn.a Wonders 81 bu baskets California
Worfer. generally good, 50 l5d2 Is,
FLORIDA .uu crates World Beaters. 81
Miss.un bu hampers Hot Peppers So
POTATOES. l0O-lh sacks Idaho Rus.
SET BGrt8use. n s. No ! washed. 50 80
g s. Co., INV svner s. 2513.35; Maine vari-
ous varieties q. s. No /, 81 45d2 so.
mostly ~ .or2 so. 50-ib sacks 81 30
Island ChUrcvss q S. No. 7. 81 So few
81 81 Nebraska Triumphs U. s No /
washed 5u-lh sacks. 81 - Michigan
Chppewas s. No J. s22oa2 80.
? 10. mostly 81 93H2. Russet Rurals.
T S 80 s. To- Upper Peninsula Chip
navas r. No I. 81 80. l5-lb paper
sacks 31c 50.1h paper sacks 10.
EApISUES Texas PONY crates 81 23u
SO. hall crates. few hest - North
'Hr0Fus ParE crates, 81 80
sH fDTS louisiana barrels $40 f56
50 fo. crates dozen 50 So few higher.
SpT$ACH. Bu baskets SAVOY Texas.
E M'ss'.r 81 esq., rs fair Sidi 30.
rt7us 1ugcu ,euopharc bags. washed
.u.rt g. 1885, i2.nf 81 so
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana Porto
r.CHu iarra hu crates n No
81 9g 30 w1gtf, e. MARYLAND IN haskets
go'de0s o. s so g. fair condition 81 az
u -I
TOMATOES r0.fr ,rrs,ks. medium io
a.Er 50 small -Ve 81 en Hothousc.
TO- bs tr'- ONO MEDIUM, s. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
M. s. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
ManIsOWer Shortage
Emphasis Played

The country has length completed the circle regard to
adequacy Of the supply of
During the prolonged depression. commonly remarked
that had surplus of manpOwer.
Now amidst total warfare the worry about shortage
OF
Although that conditions have radically
changed the intervening the complaints about
the underSuppy OF the human element IN
and distribution reveal weaknesses management
the large -.
In dynamic country, such tho United States with rich
II beside the speak
workers all, during The
only relation 10 existing dlSpaIlteS and NAL
adjustments If the national had been
equilibrium that workers in agriculture industry, ard
occupations balanced relationships could
employed through nteIChangng the products
of the labor would have been gu on the labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Offers Technique on Menpower Specifications

Mr. Rain has devised technique of manpoWer Specinca
tons which helps TO put round peg round hole
providing tool" he explained. "for To come to
lite and living have yielded him.
something required 10 guide
must he bllt out OF
when applied will the ind
NiduaI differences in the capacities of
The sciences of self defnitonuanpowcr specification
built o p>Nchoogically
capacity be- defined ny the
relating these capacities
To developed The
adjustment constantly of
and of institutions require perpetual changes.
Men element in the making and exchange OF things
wealth
all the
Should be good
a utility? That the nf
Neonment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Auto
Graphs
'Boystown Becomes
Girlstown at Cadillac
Plane Engine DivisionSs
BY SILER FREEMAN

"Boystown" is rapidly bccom-
ing "Girlstown' at the Cadillac
Motor division of General Mo-
tors. The change is gradual but
steady and with the lowering Of
the draft age. Cadillac officials
see the end of "BoyStown" soon.
We all think OF BoyStown as
an institution somewhere in the
West. But at Cadillac. it means
q row Of machines mainly pol
lshers, on which youths from lS
To = have long been started on
their training courses 10 become
fine mechanics
1t has been the pride al Cad
lilac that some of their best auto
mechanics started IN Boys
town" From there they gradu-
ally worked up TO eXactlng pre-
c,Slon work on production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Jacobs Co. Nets
S57t,922 in Year

F. Z Jacobs Company and it's
subsidiaries. for the fiscal year
ended July 81. reports net profit
of S57l go. after provision Of
S279 600 for federal income tax.
$50 900 for excess profits and
100000 for wartime and postwar
contingencies. Net is equal 10 go
cents a share.
For the year ended July 81, 194l.
Jacobs Company exclusive OF sub
salaries, reported a net profit Of
1855 .OSO. while its Alr-Track Man
Corporation reported 4
net loss OF Sl42,747 for the same
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Canadian Freight
LOodings Steady

OTTAWA, Nov o. LoadinCS
ON Canadian railroads during the
week ended November II totalcd
IS 90 cars compared with 6S974
IN the previous week and 6794O in
the like week last year according
TO the Dominion Bureau of Stats
Tics LnadlngS- fnr-the -yeat-te
November II totalcd - 9S6 l6S
ears. against 2.Sl6.9SS in the like
lqil period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
POLITICAL STATUS

The political status Of Indiana
is peculiar. The November cleo
tionS swept into power prepon-
derating number Of assemblymen
and senator's. But Democratic
Governor SChricker who addressed
the convention. stands in the high
est esteem by business men. Unlike
many politicians, he expressed deep
appreciation Of tho loyal co-opera-
ton he consistently receives from
business mon m furthcring the
best interests Of the HooSier state.
He received an impressive ovation.
Next 10 New York. Chicago.
among Americas leading cities.
strikes mo as having been least
doomed V by the war True. a few
gigantic war plants have been
located there, bur not many.
One smaller city. Lancaster O.,
informed me that il had not re-
ceived single war order. not
withStandlng that in its midst is
quite a stable idle tory.
However. its agriculture territory
IS ga. prosperous that conditions
are fairly good
One farmer. lauGhingly. showed
mo bcwilderingly complicated
statistical sheet all worked out by
government officials. telling him
how much bonus money he would
receive. Hc added:
I'm running my farm ne
have always run II. hut I'm get
ting these gener checks
which I don't feel I am al all
entitled to-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Rejects Light

Among Cadillac present war
Jobs is building parts for The
famed Allison engine. Reports
from the fighting fronts contain
high praise for tho Allison
Our percentage Of rejects
are among the lowest in the in
dustry, said an Official with
pride. That's because We are
used tn doing fine work, even i'm
peacetime.
Precision is the kcyVord on
the plane parts Job And IL =
being maintained hy Grlstov ~
AS It was by the boys Of Boys
town The change is but a SYM
bol OF the times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
AMAZING RAPIDITY

Thus the completed product can
be put together with amazing
rapldlty. This accounts for a ship
taking 70 The water a few days or
weeks after the keel is laid and
Tor the swift procession Of bomb
crs and other fighting airships
pouring from factories.
The West Coast has pigiiantly
prepared for enemy attacks from
the air. Not only are vital plants
camouf1aged 10 the nth degree 100
dummy hotSes, streets etc. are
built on mammoth factory roofs
but the moment army and navy
planes make their exit from the
assembly line they are flown away
Inland for testing etc.
l had tho privilege Of addressing
what President Louis Ruthenburg
declared was the largest annual
meeting over held by the Indiana
State Chamber Of Commerce y 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Paper Production
Eases 10 1876 PIT.

NEW YORK. NOV - Paper
production IN the week ended No
vembcr Ia was al S96 per cent Of
compared with 500 per
cent in the preceding week and l07
per cent in the week ended Nov.
Is. 194l, according 10 the Amcri-
can Paper and Pulp Association
index of paper Hlill A. iiRF-tttttf-- y. f1Hr1eT-
board production IN the same week
ended was AZ SO per cent az
capacity. compared with 81 per
cent in the preceding Scvon-day
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
A New Yerdstick

ANINTERE STIN G new
statement OF policy on bank
lquidity has been prepared by
the federal supervisory agencies
for the specific purpose OF on
Couraging banks 10 buy more
government bonds
The new policy will state that
the old theory Of 10 10 ] ratio
between deposits and capita Is
no longer 4 valid rule for meas
urlng the SoundneSS of a bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
COVER CURRENT NEEDS

For current needs tonnage IS
ample and sufficient reserves are
being accumulated by some melt
cts -to-sCc- them through the re-
maInder Of the year. The next
squeeze is expected to come in first
quarter unless results of industrial
drives continue flow Of dormant
material Apparently the wide
spread effort 80 get out household
7ccWmulauonS has created A scrap
consciousness that IS still paying
dividends
Each month during the current
navigation season new record for
non ore shipments has been set.
exceeding the best performance for
the month IN prior years. Most Of
the former records we're set IN
l9ll when war needs stimulated
the trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
There's an Obvious Solution TO The Shortage

today shortages workers ALL only in
concepts dogmaS If working arb
work weeks insufficient supply TeSer-
anpoWer automatically augmented by frightening
Likewise the of and women avail
able for making things be increased by reducing excess en-
pIoymcnt in the civil
Ii should be the Job of the Manpovcr Mobilization Commits
of SeiccvC relate the supply OF adults to
country And desire cater 10 the
pressure groups should public officials from
dealing boldly and honestly with this situation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
N. Y. Bank CIearinqs
Approach d Billions

NEW YORK. Nov. %. 49, New
York Clearing House Association
reports clcarings for the week
ended November 20 totaled So. $685.
IT'S. 40. compared with 81 454 976.-
7S9 in the previous five-day week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
legion AuxiIidrieS
To Air Labor Protest

FLINT, NOV - a protest
against hiring OF girls under l6 Tor
factory and other work VIII hc
earned before The m.dWln'ci con
tar noe OF Michigan American
Legion elNIary units by th,
I.w Oakley Traynor unIt
THe protest has been registered
ur fre Iniitd States Labor De
20 w.r' after n'rwher- learned
Il. proposals ra lower rho sGe .uf
employing EIE.. factories
The Wishing Wei has
message in cphcr for Nou DailN
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available ou SATURDAY..
Previous days prices follow Hens over
lbs. 22c under = ihs zoe. lsshor 7,
hens lhs up. Toe. cocks lie. ro, =
sp-ingers &c. rock b.ulcl. up t0 2 -
lbs. 2sc leehuru sprn-er goo. hen tut-
KEYS 3ic. tom turkeys rs 'b- Lp. 3nC.
ducks white p lbs up POE. goose lfc
EGGS Market firm current receipts
t lec. unde.erades 81 q32 &C.
ADVERTisENENT
UNITED STATES MARITIME CONMIs-
SION invites sealed bids fnr the Construc-
ton. within the continental limits Of he
United States az 81 - wood TUGS Pro-
possl P&S.3Jj3I. Prospective bidders
qualified 20 perform The proposed contract
NAV obtain Information ss .u DIdlIus UPON
application 30 the r.iers.laed ftc BIDS
win no received Gu'I. ~ 900 Noon tasfern
War Time UcDcwtc. s 1852 The conc
m ission reserves fNc fHEHf goo rrfr,f any
and AL hid' UNITED STATES MARI.
TIME COMMISSION. WASH NGToN.
ID. &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Univ. Cooler Shows
Profit Of 500, SIS

Universal Cooler Corporation in
the fiscal year ended September 80
had a net profit of S320.)55 after
taxes. against a net loss of $751;
"a in the preceding year.