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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Hogs Hit New
High at Chicago

CHICAGO Feb. 8. Breaking
through the top level recorded
Monday, hogs al the Union Stock
yards reached new four-year
peak today.
With market around p cents
higher than yesterdays average,
most carly sales on 100 to 27O-
pound weights were AT $3.50 to
Sl265
Strictly choice hogs were held
al Sl2.75 and above. Smaller sup
plies We're factor behind the
fresh upward move. western mar
ketS receiving 5000 head. against
az, 400 a week ago today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

Union Guardian Bank executive
here. used To say that the mill
tary lob IN which he took tho
greatest pride was the conversion
of the guns at Panama Canal
50 that they could swing either
way
II makes the colonel look
psychic
PERSONAL JOTTINGS: AL
fred r. CLANCY was repeatedly
kicked upstairs and is now Under
secretary of War PatterSon'S right
hand Cocoa imports formerly
came from Africa. but no ship
space has been granted for this
commodity IN months because Of
the pressure for African chrome
and manganese go. Salmon pack
will be eat from normal 6
million cases 10 little more than
half that figure million cases
will go 10 the army leaving about
liz million for civilian use
Argentina and Brazil have become
chief SupplicrS of garlic for United
States consumers 49,. and canaries
were hit when hempSeed was
placed on the priority list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Revise Fats, Oils
Price Schedule

WASHINGTON. Feb ) CUP) .-
Price ceilings for fats and oils
were revised by OPA today 10
allow addition Of 1895 cents per
pound 10 the October | price
previously SCI as maximum for
cash lard.
This brings the ceiling for cash
lard on the Chicago Board of
Trade up 10 1865 cents per
pound. about one-eighth of a cent
below the prevailing price for
May and July lard futures at
Chicago.
The amendment also permits
addition Of SIS cents TO loose lard
prices. bringing the maximum To
ll.425 cents. Additions To leaf
lard and steam rendered pork fat
brought the prices respectively TO
ll.6lo cents and 1925 cents.
Another provision in the amend
ment stated that increases in
ocean freight rates and war risk
insurance on fats and oils may be
added 10 the maXimums only if
actually incurred by the seller.
Sales Of fat and oil products in
the finished form. sales Of refined
fats and oils through wholesale
and retail channels and sales of
lard destined for human conSump-
ton without further processing.
with the exception of coConut oil.
are exempted from III, schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Then What Is II?

If that isn't graft what is il 3?
The guilty ones are not rank
ond-file government employees.
since the latter are not furnished
automobiles and chauffeurS.
They are taN-pald funCtionarieS
occupying responsible positions.
Therefore. YOU and / who foot
the bills. are entitled To expect
I h q m To SCI SubordlnatcS
worthy example.
How could such hiChup wrong
doors conScicntiouSly condemn
and punish any clerks or other
ordinary employees for. offering
stamps or for pcrpctratlnC other
petty thcftS from the govern
mCnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
DETROi7szss6sks zsssTiMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Offer lO.pOinl Plan
To Aid u. =. Victory

So problems incidental 10 the shift economy
parallel the trend 1917. paTlanCc
their ortes feel like saying Here's where
In this spirit Martin j. Glen retired attorney and indus rial
adviser of Land O. Lakes Wisconsin who Instrumental in
drawing the blue World War of the industries
board mas formulated 10point the of the
lessons learned in actual experience the economic front IN the
last World War.
Gilen Il ardent, militant. believer the capitalist
In his memorandum he outlines
making America the battle of production which
fighting phase the determination victory
against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

tIFLES Michigan hu CTts.. L. No.
I'm min urfesy otherwise stated Nc
Intosh, Si.75; Delicious. 70ul.75, North
Ftn SpNs ~ IaH -. Jonathdns 81 so n
l -, Winter Bananas. i5stI20. Hun
oardstons. 81 201r 90; Golden Delicious.
:, BEANS Florida hu hprs Back vaen-
tines SfV425
CABBAGE Oh stock New York so.lb
New stock. California Los Angeles crts ,
round type s. 30 Texas Los Angeles crts .
round type, 81 . $50 mostly 81 1929.
;. .erts round type. Sl25 50 mostly
savoy type 81 5oai so Florida H.. bu.
hnprs, round type. far 10 generally good.
CARROTS Los Angeles crts 8 dor bchs
Arizona. So, f." SO IS. California 81 30
=" 60. ia'- 50 %. Texas Los Angeles cris
81 s5--6s and - S}.5u-I -. Bcs,. mostly
-. - % 3 81; los 50 2jU 3 GO. extras 81 % .
aH sizes naI' tarN vel hlsnrhed soc
enS Pa, ps.c 12z = 49, G gso %
CAULIFLoWER Pony cr,s. II, and
larger California $l.jo,is5
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crts., iceberG
tNpe California Imperial VALLEY, 5 doz
81 - B. doz. S265q3
LEAF LETTUCE Hoihouse lolb has
h', @>, 3S,9 goo M,ehiean, s}g soG
Sranish. 3-inch and larger. Colorado ana
Idaho - 60. titan far s225 MichiEan.
Us No. Nc'iuWs $3.50, 2-inCh and
larger 81 lop2 ~. far 50. 3-in. min
Sweet Sweet Spanish iype - %, 25-lh sack
POTATOES l0o-lb sacks. Idaho Russo
bnrnsnks US ~ ! washed % - lo.ib
pevss ana Katahd.rs loo-lb sacks 81 81
$50. fair 81 20 50-lb. paper sacks 81 30.
lj.lh paper sacks 3 n toe. mostly 80
soc. New York 1i-lh paper sacks rs No.
J round Whites 50 u SIC Michigan. io0-h
sacks Us No RuSsei Eursls N2H21 II.
few 81 90; ChippeWas So 20v2 30. Upper
Peninsula US No. ! Green Mountains 100
lbs sacks 81 2012 so l5-lb paper sacks
$50 Wisconsin Us 80 l UNIV aShcf CHR
peWas. 81 - Nebraska. 'o-lb sacks. -
SO ! washed Triumpns a. ~ 65 Nev
stock Florida M. crates IS SO I T'
umphs 80 l5u225
RADISHES7 TeNas pouv crates S2u
= So mostly 81 1oU22j
RHURAPP Michigan hrihr.Sc. eases
fancy - 20 ~ choice 81 % -
RtTABAGAS Canada sob 50 ks
VaNcd - % Soc
sHALLOTs Louisiana. barrels - dozen
lunches SO jOo7 crates dozen ~ ~. :
dozen 50 7OH27j
SPINACH Texas. hu BASKETS SAVOY -
u g0C. mostly soc
STRAWBERRIES Florida 80 pint crates
" ssiorarys. 81. 2jU 6 80
SWEET PoTAToEs-Po Rican Vans
louisiana bu crates Us "" 81 sou
20 Texas. bu crates rs No 75u
: g5 fair quality ~ 81. Tennessee. bushcl
hampers generally, good quality. 81 4j1
$50. Virginia bu hampers US No Jer-
ssys SANDY soil stock 81 -, Oklahoma.
bu. basket. Jersey type. So asa 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Extend Pilots Cards

In a regulation issued today
by the Civil AcrOnauticS Board
pilots certificates due to expire
between now and April % Will
be automatically extended 80
days and will not require en-
dorSemcnt during that time.
The board stated that due TO
the greatly increased number of
certificates currently In effect
and because Of the extra work
placed upon the Civil Aeronaut-
les Administration inspectors In
carrying out emergency regula-
tionS covering civil flying in
wartime. it would be impossible
for inspectors TO endorse certif-
icatcs during the period named.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
1918 Experience TO Guide New Leaders

of (llens controversial but total
gram l9l7-lS Experience
the leaders of 1912
Gins hardhting4 'decaogue includes the following points
/ Add the McAdoo liberty loan volunteer worker drive
method to the edate technique for the sale
defense bonds
Wash all federal machinery and
which have been added 1922
6U-hour week
Collect at progressive income all
$4,000
prices wages charges prices
tcrlalS and manufactured goods.
Ban all work StoppageS
Repeal and a
cntaton agriculture with the objective establishing
balanced internal economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Los Angeles 'Ex'
ToBooSt Rates

Los ANGELES. Feb. s. Gov
ernorS Of Los Angeles Stock En-
change have voted to advance its
schedule of commission rates to
the level recently put in effect on
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
The new rates Will be effective
Monday, February 9 -
In the meantime, efforts Will be
made TO have San Francisco EN-
change modify its rates in some
respects to meet the views of the
Los Angeles brokers.
The change in rates was adop'cd
so that all brokerage charges on
the Pacific Coast would be UNI.
form
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
i ) Steel Holds
At 100 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Feb. :. Steel IN
got production for the week ended
February 2 is placed at 81 per
cent Of capacity in the compilation
by Dow. Jones & Co, Inc. This
compares with 97l2 per cent in
the previous week and 81 per cent
two weeks ago.
L. s. Steel maintained its 1OC
per cent rate of the previous
week Two weeks ago the cor
poration was at 90 per cent.
Leading independents are cred
ited with 95 per cent. against 90
per cent the week before and 80 =
per cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
oman War Board With SinqIe Chairman

ESTABLISH by law the right of any citizen TO enjoy employ
without the sanction of OF
Eliminate personal the domestic front
the American people
operate
without the those tasks civilian
liberty relief all
domestic matters that the localities
affected. done in the great World War T.
10 Mobilize the production industries of this nation group
by under ninemcmber industries board, with
single chairman
The foregoing s merely summary Giens fighting
He deliberately
brochure.
Gln has been in developing the technique OF
hO1kklemng tahllaling iOnal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Supply Own Needs

The machine tool bottlencCk
still remains the big stumbling
block IN the path of conversion
Washington has found that few
machine tools can be expected
10 be built in the auto plants,
except for their own use
II is expected that before long
machine tool builders will be
producing Sl00.000,0OO in ma
chine tools a month. This is the
amount which the machine tool
industry produced in an average
prcwar year. Tool engineers
have been spending a large part
Of their time IN the field show
ing defense contractors how
they can retool their plants with
the least delay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
W0oddN Ind.
0nits Dividend

Woodall Industries directors
have decided to omit the dividend
which would normally be paid N
January. The company paid lG
cents in JANUARY. 1871
I'm taking this action" II J
Woodall president. said the
hoard felt that although "A profit
equal to 81 cents a share had
been earned during the first
quarter. In view of the neces-
sity Of changing the operations
Of the company from civilian
production. the interests Of the
stockholders would he better
ssfeguarded through this action"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

THF. FOOD and Drug Admin
lStration has ruled thumbs down
on the use of Saccharinc as a sugar
substitute in soft drinks. accord
ing TO Washington sources.
Although the FDA has dropped
It's claim that Saccharine is harm
full. it still maintains that the drug
lacks any food value and its addi-
ton to foods amounts 10 nothing
more than adultcration.
WALL STREET feels that Cen
eral Motors tacitly recognized the
earnings reduction incident TO
armament production in the lower
dividend rate announced this week.
The oO-cent payment was the
smallest I'm four years.
However, the action indicated
GINS earnings are continuing web
in the black and It's war output is
steadily expanding.
DISCUSSION AS 10 whether
the British can get the big guns
of Singapore swung around so as
to cover land invasion recalled an
interesting fact To one Detroiter.
Col James Walsh, onetime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05


Department of Agriculture.
DETROIT
CATTLE Receipts, 7oG, COWS along
with common to medium steers and heferS
fairly active: steers and heifers mostly
steady. cows strong to Is cents higher
more action on bulls. steady to strong
load good horned fed steers held around
Sl2. 80 load medium shUrtfeds held above
xll odd lots common to medium steers.
50 n 10 IS. light cutter kinds down 10 81
and below common to medium heifers.
$50 10. so. medium to good beef cows.
IS 25nS.7 a. Gamers and cutters largely
S6us few thin light Gamers down "a
81. 30 good weighty sausage bulls NloH
10 - - tate Tuesday load good l,04O-lb.
red steers Sl2 rs sorted three head
CALVES Receipts 500; market. steady.
Practical top and bulk good ia choice
vralers So. common 10 medium sorts,
$40. 30 ~
HOGS Receipts. 7 200 market steady
bulk good 10 choice | So 6O lbs butchers,
SIP 30Ft so: top sl2 10; small killers,
26O-35O lbs. Sl2T II 30; few heavier
weights Sill sou 90. around l40-lT0 lbs
lights, Sll.75n II rs: bulk so"s, $40 81
a II.
SHEEP Receipts. 800 Lambs IN
very light supply early, n" sales asking
fully steady. good to choice fed native
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Buy "A BOubel
Tool Output in 1912
MAY Hit ! Billions

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--Machine
tools must be turned out this year
in twice the l94l volume of S775.-
100000 to meet the Presidents
war production goals, according 10
WPB estimates. Tool orders this
year may reach $1,000, 100000. To
handle this business, machinery
of wide variety are
being drawn into the tool indus
try Many are aided by advance
payments up to 30 per cent of
their contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

New York and wholesale nonferrous meta
quotations supplied hy Federated Metals
Division, Detroit Spot 80 per cent tin
New York % future 7iin -
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest, u
electrolyttc spot smelter. II; casting cop
per II 10. 81 Louis lead 635. - Louis
zinc. s25. New York antimony. u. virgin
aluminium Is
November zinc consumption 81 SIS tons.
Copper sales, 29ll tons export copper
II Is resale II Free sterling exchange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Realty Bond Prices
Resume Uptrend

NEW YORK. Feb. s. Real
estate bond prices in January re-
Sumed their upward trend with an
increase OF 26 per cent from a
price Of S302 at the year end TO
$50 on January 81 Thus accord
ing TO the Amott Baker Realty
Bond Average. the January adj
vance offset 10 considerable de-
gree the per cent decline expert
enced by this type OF security in
December
These prices have been advanc-
ing ever since the first of July.
l94l. and IN the more than gear
and half. December. 1871. was
the only month in which these
securities received a set back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Rukeyser 10 Speak
On Air Program
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 5-On
the Cincinnati broa c ST of
Americas Town Meeting OF the
Air" tonight, Merryle Stanley
RukevScr. International New 5
Service economic commentator,
will be one OF the chief speakers.
The subject for the broadcast
sponsored by the business and pro-
fcSSional mems group Of the Uni
verSity of Cincinnati. is What
Future for Free Enterprise ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
More Illuminating

OftentlmcS a specific Tact Is
more Illuminating than are gen
crali'IrS. Should not the follow
ing faCtual statement by the
United States comptroller gen
eral make even thick skinned
Washington ashamed OF itself
and prod II into ending such a
dlSgraCeful condition
Considerable investigation has
been made during the last few
years I'm order Ia determine the
extent 10 which government
owned automobiles have been
used for the personal cOnven-
fence Of officials and employees
OF the various departments and
establishments. as n result Of
which II has been disclosed that
i'm many instances officials are
provided transportation Ia and
from their homes and that such
automobiles with chauffeur)
are used for personal convcn-
fence after official hours.
1T has been further disclosed
that. in n few instances. officials
and employees keep the cars nj
their homes overnight and week
ends. during which periods they
are used for the personal con-
Venience of such officials and
employees. The cars are usually
provided with gasoline and oil
from tn" government supply at
closing time, and. in many in
stances, upon being returned to
the government garages. the
tanks are empty. even though
they have not been driven on
official business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb ). A bank
ms group headed by Merrill Lynch
Pierce. FCnner & Beanc is offer
ing today S1,O00000 Of 15-year
per cen, sinking fund deben(ures
Of the Fisher Brothers Company
The bonds. which mature Feb. !.
1857. are priced TO the public al
100 per cent plus accrued interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
BUY a Rnmher-
Detroit Poultry

Market steady to firm Hens average
run. 22c. hens. SD lbs and up. 2ic. under
his. 23c. leghorn hens. lbs. and up.
isc: rock broilers from az to lbs. 22c ,
coarse and shaggy springers, isc leghorn
stays. i2c; capons. lbs. and up. 27c,
under I. Csc rock springers. smooth legs.
~ 81 lbs, 2fc: cocks. u ifc
EGGS -Narks, weak Current receipts
2alac. mnderErades 2si.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Canada 10 Build
Fair(hiId Planes
-BuN a ROmher-

NEW YORK Feb. ; Canada
has concluded license agreement
with the Fairchid Engine and
Airplane Corporation under which
IL will manufacture an undiSCloSCd
number Of FairChild trainer air.
planes powered by FaIrchild-bullt
Ranger IN line air-cooled en-
gineS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

Capital Reproduced
for RS Old, Sad,
LsmentabIe Story
BY Is C. FORBES
"Ph, >ician. heal thyself."

Washington ccaSelcSSly lee
tugc, Us bout cconomlzlng
about being willing Ia make
sacrifices during TINS time OF
Vll II has denied uS automo-
bilc> and tires II has eNhortcd
MS 10 ride less. We haven (
>quaWked
But VIA j. gong on in Wash
ington itself The government
limltleSS spending, IFS persistent
refusal 10 Curtal non-War cN-
penditureS is an old sad lament.
abie story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Names Comptroller

Appointment of W II. SChnci-
der as comptroller of WHY'S
Overland Motors. was announced
today by Joseph W Frazer.
president Schneider was for
merry director and vice prcSi-
dent of the Toledo Trust
Company
He viii have iull charge Of
WHY'S OvcrlandS accounting
and treasury departments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
N-Cent Payment
By Timken Roller

CLEVELAND Feb ; Tlmkcn
Roller Bearing Company declared
a dividend OF 80 cents payable
March 5 TO record Of February Is
A like amount was PAID in March.
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Buy a Bomber
Western Ant.
nv. NllsA,,ilIl

Western Auto supply Company, Missouri
IN preliminary report for re ycor ended
Dec 81 1871. shows net won. VI
So 200. 7l0 after federal income and eScess
profits taxes equal 20 So share IN
ISL 36s shares against t2.9iS.:7s. or S3.G3
a share In 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
N. Y. Exchange Seat
Up $1,000 10 $4,000

NEW YORK Feb. 5-Arrango-
ments had been made today TOT
the sale Of New York Stock
Exchange seat at SIS. 900. up 81 900
from the previous transaction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
buy a Bomber
Scratches
(By United Press

HAVANA
Track. fan
First Race Mekong Dars Day. ChlIv
Mac. Noteda, Rolling Heels, Lignum
vitae
Second Race Harvey. CeAseless Jessie
o., SIX Covering. The Wink
Third Race-Sales Tax Justs Jsn,
Sea Charmer. Snap judgment
Fourth Race Hugood
Firm Race Hard Chase A,sbschs
Stepsside Bright SoN.
seventh Race-Bo Dean, BesIans
Eness r
Eighth Race Army Surgeon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
HfALEAH PARK

First Race Betty Leon, Electrical.
Snow Swirl. Linden star.
Second Raee-Merrv Medford Blue
Garter Ioulang Strolling Easy.
Third Race -Tellemoff Stimuli, So.
Dismas Prowl
Fourth Race-Early Delivery, Donna
Leona
sixth Race Bright Trace. Peep shov,
lnscolad Johnnie J.
Eighth Race commendsdor II. star
Bud Gaivale, Nico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
FAIR GROUNDS

TraCk. last.
First Race Tonianna. Sir Livery Spar.
row Chrp Pops Rival Batcec star Of
DOndra.
Second Race Jevcitone Pari Favori,s
ginning Day
Third Race Rutsey's Rose Double
Brab, Jay u. Kan. Take Away. shiny
Penny Epidown
Fourth Race -Chrvseis, First Family.
Miss FiN It. Clock Time
Seventh Rsre Merrfly San Mascot
spanish Party Good Actor Rough Going
Eighth Warning witch. Jacopo-
belle Cold Color. Victory March. Pet
samo
Ninth Race substitute, 81 Declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
1871 NET SI.ss \ SHARE

Improvement in earnings status
was delayed during the first half
of 1871 by a SIN weeks strike
which completely stopped produc-
ton Net profit. however, was
SIT 1857 or Is cents share Full
benefit of good demand for Fed
erals line of special purpose trucks
for civilian use and its government
business first became evident in
final half OF last year when eSti-
mated net profit after taxes WIS
approximately $3.50 or Sl.57
a share.
Net profit for the whole Of lq1l
is expected To approximate $3.50
600 or Sl.T3 a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Farmers Market

Buy a Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Offer Fisher Bros. Bonds

BUY a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
RENAMPED SETUP

Rehabilitation of Federal Truck.
which has been greatly Spcedcd
by the war demand for special
purpose military vehicles. started
with a change IN management IN
mid-l940 followed by a complete
revampinG of the companyS line
Of trucks and many changes IN
sales and advertising policies
This reorganization took about a
year 10 complete and II was not
until last May that operations be-
came profitable.
In 1910. the company's loss was
S296. 223. of which a sizable part
was attributable 10 lower sales
resulting from elimination of loss
leaders" small trucks from the
line and unusual engineering and
development work incident to I'M
proving the cumpany'S products
and bringing out three special
models for war use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Metal Markets

BUY a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Federal Truck
Output Seen
Treb|ed in A
Current Backlog
81 Million; Profit
Prospects Excellent

Federal Motor Truck COMPANY
probably VII triple u> l"il vol
ume Of approximately SO 500.
eco in l9i2 Prospect tol cafnlnI,
before federal taNc> this year Is
poCellent.
The company current backlog
scheduled for compic'lon ms ycar
* 81. 0tO coo
Current operations are on q
one-turn basis. five days week
but within a month another turn
will he added and 10y April II *
expected the plants will be .oper-
ating on 2i-hour basis. Instead
Of the present fivc-day week. the
siN-da, week may be- adopted by
spring These schedules should
make possible the So 600 900 vol
ume tins year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Detroit Produce

Buy a bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
l941-52 Range
High Low Div

d'nd' IN tho FOREGOING table ar. s"""s a'o"''"'n "'' "n'r~
. paid Paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Livestock Markets

Quotations Supplied nv United States
Department of Agriculture.
DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

BUY n Bomber
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-05-29
Q
Tips
Hints
Helps
DO YOU KNOW?

A radically new method of dressing
wounds in which surgical wrappings
are replaced by cellophane has just
been reported by the navy medical
corps. With this treatment wounds
heal faster, there is less danger of
infection, and progress can be watched
from day to day.
A wound is self-healing. Injured
tissue automatically produces secre-
ton which first serves as mothers
milk" to the new cells which form to
replace those destroyed by the injury
and acts as an antiseptic to prevent
multiplication of bacteria.
By the old system of surgical dress
ings they must be removed at frequent
intervals and the new cells are likely
to be injured and some of them de-
stroyed and also danger of re-infection
every time the bandages are taken off.