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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Detroit Produce

Trading WAS fair A. ne Detroit Jrior
Produce Terminal thus morning m fresn
fruits ard vegetables Iceberg head let
tbcs Nas -wsAker- Carrots about
were slightly wcaker Onions were steady
Potatoes were about stes1y All stock
CUrlIJT0n unlsss
otncrVise stated
APPLES Mchigan bu RAVES L S
80 - inch min unless othcrV -
stated Michigan cold storage Mcintosh.
81 To s.. Delicious. H@U- IS. Northern
Spys NJ 10 Junathans 81 go Com mon
Ionsthans 81 SO 70 50 northern SpVs.
- - n 30. Snow s.; BadNirs, s.
AvocApos F7o-,dp e'',. io.2o' s2a
BEANS Ra hampers FLORIDA snns
less Black Na5entInes ,lo3 5o mostly
around $50 Bounptus s. 'sg D, vas
CABBAGE Texas 3, crate. g. - F.o.
ida. ~ hu hamper s. 2502 90
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s-fo1
punches S1D : 80. mostly around S
CAULTFLOWFR Long island dnnn's
deek crates, 81 i5a3 California, pony
CELERY Mlchissn bundle 10,
stalks. medium. s5c Canforns Pascal.
wire hound crates - don. IS so Michi-
gan, % crates, rough Golden Heart. 81 IS
cRANBERRIEs, Ms,sachus.tu,. !. ool
boxes HoWes 81 t5D&
GRAPES California display lux I'm.
perOrs - 73G2 - a. : fancy. S70J IS
White Malssss fair 90 good. t2u 20
Thompson Srcdrss best 81 = pooref
lower Cornichons, some generally good
S292 80
LETTUCE Los Ause.es crates iceberg
A-z1ra. Phoenix district do1. s.. 81 1
10 fevt 50 ordinary 20 fsr. s. So (
doz ssh %, ordinary 20 fsir. s. Czh-
f0rnla district. dor s. so. far s. 50
LEAP LETTUCE Ho,bous,. IOIo has
oHIoNS-50-Ih sacks Michigan 4 -
No. NeiioV~ medium. SLl54l2j. e0~s
incn and larger 81 30 i0-ib sacks ,el
low boilers 2sc sweet Spanish o. = so
. 40 tram 81 50
PEPPERS reXss - bu. crates, cal
forna Wonders A21
POTATOES lco.lo SACK idaho Russe
Burbanks a. S $50 SIZE washrd
81 3Io3 ~ upWashed 50 20q3 so. no.tiv
81 - VJ. 81 Idaho standard grade. un
washed, 81 ioH3 -. T. S. No ?. 81 90nJ
Maine various vsuete' o. s so a.
size a. 50 j0n2 90 mostly 81 5012 30
used hars 81 IS. SsnsEos l. 80 !
SIZE Inch minimum s. 50 jo-ib.
sacks 81 Jonl % 1j-lh sacks Js6 &c
mostN 40 t4iC. NeW f0rk Long Island
. % rhisar CuppeVss. O. S 80. !
g. it1225 o. So. . - T5 T 3
romncrcsL Sle1n2 Russc' Elrais O. s
80 - if42 20. generally good s.
ppcr Peninsula ChirpsWas. l.. :. No. ,
s. 1n -
RtplsHEs Texa', pony crates. so
punches. 81 25a2 81
SPINACH - Bu baskets savoy Missouri
81 20u 81 Texas 81 80 = 90. cartons.
s don. ceilophane bass. washed spinach.
10 -. 81 30 " "a Si.45n 80
SHALLOTS- louisiana bbs Si2
SWEET POTATOES louisiana bu
crates. Porto Rican vans. 80
s. - s.. New Jersey, IN hamper
81 o.
TOMATOES 10 ~ rcparE medium
81 sbu 20 dollhouse. s-lh baskets ONO
medium 81 p0at2
TtRNfPs Texas Los Angeles crates
dof 81 S. dog 81 Louisiana IN
basket ? doy. 81 So
RTTABAGAS-- Canada. t0.Ih sacks
WaNfd $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHILTZ
nm.. Fiusse,sI Eduor

LN>S thsrrVo month"; a-o 'h'
FIST huge highway uueh started
across the lnternaDapa. .nc 10
Canada u.tA- sealed 4e-4d e+
goods bound for Tho Ea>l
Hailed As a great victory for
the war effort and coCmo7
sense. business a"8 g,sH leaders
from both SIDES Of ih, uNcr
hailed the pact which enabled
shippers TO eliminate tho costly
nm around Canada hcCaGzC Of
the ban on through shipments
But today 30 turns out that the
victory VsS hollow ono
Truckers are disguised with
the turn of events and disguised
u5th- tke red -tape- Nh+e7 hes
wiped out most Of tho benefits
Of tho international agreement
Ruling that the pact applies
only 10 shipments OF wdT Tpatc-
rails Cenadian officials refuse
% allow loads oi mixed goods ~
pass through tho country IN
bond
Few truckers arc so fortunate
rs o handle shipments az pure
war goods and. for that matter,
poinr OFT that practically any
thing that moves today should
ho ClaS>Cd As war materials.
They're absolutely right and
Csnadlsr customs officials
should lean over backwards 70
cooperate IN anything which
VIII save Cos ana rubber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
OPPOSE CONTROL

Against granting the military
absolute control over industrial
production.
Against Washington attempts 10
dictate 10 voters.
Too much Washington
That sums up the attitude OF an
increasing number of citizens.
Perhaps this attitude has been
qWCkened by the, relative showing
made thus far by the adminiStra-
ton and industry in handling war
-ac1iNiiles- -tlePPiHF5 and tfetffier-
ing characterize the political man.
Iagpment of the war.
Coordination and concentration
of authority are still lacking u
months after hostilitleS began. The
Imuddle IS as grave today aS II ever
was. Why President Roosevelt has
.hCsltdied 10 delegate nOn-miltarv
authorities TO non-milItary leaders
battles tho public. IrTitatcS them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Paper Production
Eases 10 81 Per Cent

NEW YORk. Nov 30 Produc-
tion of paper IN United States IN
tho week ended November - dc
clinod to 81 per cent Of capacity
against sos per cent IN the pre-
cedng week and 1853 per cent IN
the week ended Nov -. 1871 ac-
cording 10 tho index Of paper mill
activity Of the American Paper
and Pulp Association Paperboard
production IN the week ended
November u vas Al So per cent OF
capacity, same a. IN the preceding
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Alloy SteeIs
For Aircraft
In Big Demand
Trade Reports Rate
on TO 90 Pet. Due
Mostly TO Repairs

CLEVELAND. Nov. 30.-SignS
of the better balancing of war
production continue 10 accumulate
and less talk is heard about short
ages OF critical material, says
Steel.
IngotS and billets actually are
piling up here and there. due 10
cancellation of certain lend-leaSe
and TO reduction of ton
mage being converted into struc-
tural shapes, TN plate, pipe and
reinforcing bars. Also production
of certain military items has been
eliminated or reduced as a result
of lessons learned at the fighting
fronts.
OF all metals zinc is most criti-
cal and new ways continue TO be
devised 10 reduce consumption. as
hv painting instead Of galvanlzing
sheets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO Nov Is bNSN HOGS - NJ.
cslpts 200 market stesdN. Top SIC tr
bulls So 30H 10 81. heANies ST. .to4fla. SO
mediums So 3OuI3 So: ughfr Sl8@l .,
g. - ugh' NFh'- SlJa i3 81 pack re
SoUs. SIS 2tfi - 80 Pigs St2ul3
. CATTLf Receipts 500 market stFsd.
calves Receipts loo market STEADY bee.
steers. tl6 ! 2 $50. medium, Sl2aI6 tcar.
Nnrs Si2.i'T %. nlfchcr cattle HsItcre.
S1iV16.50 COWS 81 - II bulls SioHi5
calves. - ~ 90 feeders Alu.iiA lO
Stocksrs steers SO jou14 IS. COWS ant
heifsrs Xqr17
SHEEP Receipts POO market vcad,
I.snhs SO o. o. 20 common S1.t.fi Jn
vssriines N-Tlf. ewes, S1n72a. feed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Loans 10 Brokers
Down 81 Millions

NEW YORK Nuy 20 Loans "a
brokers and dealers IN The week
ended November - tOtalCd -S332.
100000. down S37 100000 from The
previous week and \ decrease OF
SOL uW. 600 from tho like week a
year ago. Other loans for The pur-
pose ol purchasing or carrying
securities amounted 10 Sl3O 600,
OD1 I9tVr, Sc GOO 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
M. s. Rukeyser
M. s. RukeYser
: Asks Pension Trusts
Instead of Bonuses

In keeping with the wartime need reduce the How OF
immediately pcndahc funds narkctplaCc
number of employers turning pension
Of adding Infatlonay
zap"
The matter of rising and income taxes and
salary ceilings also involved the development
In the OF the boadCaStInC tho
chief earnings
which would leave precisely and
TO get substantial pensions retirement.
rs taxes take Of the OF sal
aired
their old their becomes somewhat impaired
and the question OF takes increasing lure.
II companies do help such develop retirement
fund they that they handicapped
having mpecunlou averaged officers and employees their
hands They accordingly think good business plan make
orderly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Boost Output

ketzlcr invented Cc> -
which revised the Whole tank
forging operation Stairht Suc-
GoSted 4 change IT machining ~
aircraft engine master connect
lnS rods which boosted olluut
30 per cent
Schrlbcr eliminated an aruca'-
ms operation on mo pIat g
whitney engine which Buick
build reducing ending orr 10
exhaust han-c forging Drum
switched a part from three 'ur-
rot lathe aud Strengthening
operations 20 single operation
which increased production on
The part l36 per cert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
The Dead
Continued from Page Two)

WHlTMARSH. BILL, DorcheS
ter Mass
MARCH,. PAUL. Arlington
Mass.
SLATTERY. JAMES W, Cam,
bridge, Mass.
( DUFFLEYa@RITA, Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
KELLEY MARY. Lowell. Mass
KIRWIN. ELIZABETH Calias
KILWYN, KIYWIRD, Maiden
Mass,
/ LUNGDREN, SIRKk, Allston
Mass.
MAHONEY, MARGARET, nc
address.
McDERMOTT. GRACE (alias
VAUGHN, stage usmet, New York
City
MCFARLAND, MARGARET
AllSton. Mass
NASH. HELEN, Wolla>ton,
Mass
O'sULLlvAN, MARY. Holyoke.
Mass.
WELSH, HELEN, Winchester.
Mass
WHITMARSH. ELLA, Ashmont,
Mass.
WOOD. CATHERINE, Win
chester. Mass.
STEWART. MRS MARGARET,
West Medford Mass.
: SALMON, CATHERINE. Gin
ton. Mass.
JENKINS. JAMES. Harvard
student, Fort Bragg, n c.
ANSlN. BEATRICE. Brooklne.
Mass
FERRAIOLI, SALVATORE,
Dorchester Mass
FORD, HAROLD J., Allston,
Mas
+ ROBINSON, BROADUs, Cam
bridge. Mass.
WINSLOW. KAY. Dorchester.
Mass.
GOULD. LESTER, Roxbury,
Mass.
ONEILL. KATHLEEN g.,
Brooklne. Mass.
MCMILLAN, MRS. DONALD
Quincy. Mas
RILEY. CARLTON r no city.
HEALi, WILLIAM EDWARD
no city
i BROOKS, VIRGINIA SIT Shaw
ndt avenue 70 city.
/ HlLDRETH CHARLES IN.
Worcester Mas
/ NUHANMEL. CHARLES. Mil
Dis Mess.
LEVY MRS JAN. Ro>buy
Ma.
EEENsTErN AMELIA no ad-
ruGcE, RUTH Dorchester
Ma
k>G. WALTER, Cambridge
Mas,
SAUNDERs. LEE, Mcdford
BIGGrr ROBERT a worccs.
tier Mas,
/ Comfy, MARGARET Boston
/ CAPbNt CHARLES JR, RoS,
Iiynda'r Na..
BRADY ALlCl RUTH Eas'
.WaIpoIr Mas,
7 CAHBpNE RUTH ~ Brighton
Mas
KARMoH> ruuI Brooklnc
Na,,
Tar c,Rs.4> psvucRet
EL>+EN IAWRENCL r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Forbes Finds
Public Tired
Of New Dea|ism
Concessions 10 Labor
and Reform as Usual"
Both Slated for Discard
BN ". {. FORBES

T7r- most important discovery
made on A tour of the country
from coast to coast is that public
sentiment is definitely turning:
Against further maneuvering by
Washington to expand social re-
form under the guiSe of war
measures.
Against further kowtowing and
wholesale concession to organized
labor.
Against inCeSSant indictments
OF business groups by Thurman
Arnold where war effort is not
involved and where such proSecu-
tons handicap winning the war
Against ruthless execution Of
utility death sentences by the
SEC at this time when properties
cannot be sold at reasonable
price because Of the utter lack OF
confidence among investors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
The Quit Parade!

Harvey Campbell has \ now
feature in his Detroit Board Of
Commerce mouthpiece The Dc
'rolter 49, which he dubS The
QUIT Parade
Harvey lists tho recent strikes
IN and around Detroit which
have affected war production.
It's really not a bad idea
Apparently II was an over
sight, nut ne forgot 10 include
those three biz oil men who
quit because they didn't want
30 work for So. 900 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
WickarlI
Appeals
To Farms

WASHINGTON, Nov 20 rUPl
Secretary Of Agriculture Claude
r Wickard warning of more food
ratlonIng ahead appealed today 10
farmers for dawn 20 dark
effort TO increase food production
IN 1913 10 help feed the United
Nations.
He asked for \ 10 per cent IN
crease in livestock products with
out reducing total crop acreage
and pledged government aid 10
farmers through all the means
available TO meet the record
goals
Tho 1913 farm production goals
call for more meat and milk all
We can produce -. more poultry
and eggs, moro vegetables high in
food value, more corn and less
wheat more peanuts. more pota-
toes. dry beans and peas moro
Iong-Staple and less Short-Staplc
cotton
Production IN 10 the goals
calling for the fourth successive
year OF record farm production
still would fall short Of meet
nC food need of the United Ma
tons. Wickard sand Many foods
VIII have 10 be ratonCd
A. least onc-fourth of I'll 1913
food production Will he needed foi
the military forces and lcnd-lca>c.
nc sand That would be double
The 1872 rcaurlmonl..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
PtTTSBt RON

riTTe RrrGH No- IS t>- rNT
TIL Receipts ~. 04.r,f sfrar. steer
,hoise tll 5On ~ ~ medium ~ good
flf1 20. common SIo1i7 hcIf5fs goo,
20 choice 81. t11 80 30 medium iu soor
$40 ~ % common SSr10. COWS goo.
20 choice xp0 10 MEDIUM 30 good tsuP
Gamers 80 CUTTER S6rs huif good o,
choice. ~ ~ common 70 medium IS y
N no
HOGS -Rtre pis 10. market s'ssdy
iso-iM Ibs xi7 a. IL 80 200 lbs
rs eoNia ZOO 22U lps 81 g0nIA 40
25o lbs SIS Aprla - 200 ms 81 TO-,
% 81 2fl.lIn lbs. St5 so 80 70 uu-l5'
lrs St11I1 - ruuFh.. Siasti31o
SHEEP Receipts 100. mArkst steady
.htrf lambs $40 o. 1r o. wcIHn q
500" N'.f .H. common 'sTfe 81 q s
fVrs So lr Hs'rcrr - .ufi Z -t
tAtVFS Fcrr.r's 800 rnsrke' siesfr
rood 'e crr.rs SIS JO MI 80. mcjun q
god 80 Goals %, rIlls ara common
SsJi1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

GILFRIDGE. CAROLY n
SwampScott. Mass.
KENNY. MRS. MARIE r, Dor
chester. Mass.
MORRIS, LOUISE Cambridge
Mass
RUSSELL, ROBERTA. Everett.
Mass
GOTrFRIED MILDRED Dor
chester. Mass
GRIFFIN. HELM C., Havcr.
hill. Mass
JUDEIKIS. MRS. FRANCIS,
South Boston
LEVINE. CLAIRE I Boston
MOVES. MRS JOHN. Lake For
est, m
PLACE, SULA MARIE. New
tonville. Mass.
MORRISON, ROBERT, Proyi,
dencc. r.
GRADY, MARY G. Providence,
r. I.
ellis. VICTOR AubArn
Mass
HEY. JOHN. Foley Fla.
PROL, HAZEL NJ, Worcester.
Mass.
WARREN, WILLIAM II.
Boston
BERNICE SUSSMAN, Phlladel-
phla
AIEAN WINK ENIAN 1G
Philadelphia a Wellesley student
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Canadian Loddings
Rise Over 10000 Cars

OTTAWA. Nov. 20 Car load
ingS on Canadian railroads during
the week ended November II
tOtaled 20. go cars, compared with
90 952 in the previous week and
67O52 in the like week last year.
according to the Dominion bureau
of statistics
LoadlngS for the year 10 Novem-
her p totaled 3O56 42S cars.
against 2,SS40il in the like l941
period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Some Insurance Firms Bak at 3 Pet. Guarantee

In view Of the general decline IN interest life
available life
guaranteeing such
They the such buNCr
valuable They however willing
straight guaranteed basis CORPORATIONS
setting schemes have however been atc to find
which would sell
them
OF course pension be rrcdoatcd n,lr-
annucS II be rCpoScd which
the If tho initiation threat
he balanced portfolios
Of stocks well high grade bonds and
basis for In tho that
than high grade bonds arnt
fund should fixed dollar but only
share the fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
CITES . INCIDENTS

No significant incidents.
4 bill has been introduced in
Congress 10 clip tho wings of the
SEC for the duration. 10 stop the
issuance of now rules and regula-
tons which would bring about
only wasted effort and unWar-
.rantcd expense. % and enable utility
executives TO devote fun time and
'attcntlon TO the primary objective
.of winning the war
One railway union. the Railroad
fardmaStcrS Of North America. OF
which Ralph Pohck IS business
agent, is endorsing a bill spon-
Sored by Rep John 6. Gibson of
Georgia to compel labor unions 10
incorporate, to publish annual
statements and 10 become
responsible, under law, for their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
QUOTAS REDUCED

Reductions in PRP quotas con
tinuc 70 cause cancellations by
consumers who find thor allow
anCce too small 10 match commit
mCnts AZ mills Some curtailment
in ncw orders hv PRp users has
resulted from delay IN receiving
quotas until TOO late 10 place
orders for delivery this year This
includes some contractors on war
work.
Stcelworks operations last week
declined y point TO 90 per
cent Of capacity. necessity for
opcn-hcarth repairs being the only
cause
Pittsburgh gained = point TO
98i. per cent. the only district
10 advance. Chicago fell back =
points 10 l00'2 per cent. New
England ) points to -. Wheeling
: ? points To 81. Cleveland TX
points to q and Detroit 3 points
to 81 Rates we're unchanged At
Young stown 81, Buffalo 90
Birmingham. %. Cincinnati 81
St LOUIS, 81. eastern PonnSyl-
vania. 96 per cont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
WALT ER'S
BEST BETS
CHARLES TOWN

: MOST ALERT. Fososo. tTerr, MAY
2 CNNfC MISS Uoite. St0rmrpCh
g DARBY DALLAS Castinc War
Targri
I CHOP STtCkS Post Haste Fnhan,e
3 VFATHEEITT Roman B0t, Time
Hcr
s INDIAN GIFT. SacchsrpId Little
Hoops
= CITY JUDGE. Nsuses lid Indian
RANGER u White Hot FIRST b-ar
PFST MOST ALERT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Lists as Tool Maker

But this Is not just "A success
story. He IS well known in auto
motive circles for his vast eNpe-
renee and skill
But as the draft ago limits
became expanded he finally reg
iStered He was given An OCCu-
pational QucstionnaIrc IN which
he was asked 10 list his Sklils.
He put down tool and die
-UTdKTT giving me ddtcS on
which he had worked al the
bench.
Recently he vas called in by
the United States Employment
Service a young glrl clerk,
glanced over his QUESTIONABLE
and discovered the tool and die
listing
You'll have In give up YOUR
present job and resume YOUR
too, and die work" she told hum.
There il anopening at y COM
pany which they want 60 fii."
The man s. name lN Don tlatcr.
lie IS master mechanic for the
ChrYSlcr Corporation
p s He - NOT working tur
the y COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
rNsT BIFTNI0

tNrT FIFFALu Nos 2s GNst
HnGs Esca.pI. ZOO maras' eu''.d
ED. 4d t.l0 am choice ikn.tfH I,s
ff'a.l f 800 tonys % nerk ago prsct
a. - Enfs IN. ~, lower
STA F Receipt norr Iswbr 900,
over "frr AZ. ar'.rF A.. a' interests
nirp. Usf Good to tn..,e 1n-gI ~
.atI.se .fuIvr'.. sorted 81 .lu o 3 -
r'0iun 20 cord, gifglS. hsndyps gh'
ewes Afound 81,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
N. Y. Bank CIedrings
Reduced by Holiday

NEW YORK.. Noy so - Now
York Clearing House Association
reports clCarnE~ tor tho fIvc-dal
week ended November z totalcd
3.22S.32s ilS. compared with s..
93S, 1910 IN the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Plan Must Apply 10 Large Group Of Persons

In order the law a dcductble
the plan be generally applied substantial of
employees and intended for small selected array per-
Ordinarily tho maximum 10 be deducted tor this
cent of the paid accrued
all employees II found
they may be reduced by commissioner
Deductions Of be made under approved
conditions where The employers contributions for both and
credits determined aCuarlly terms a
level amount level percentage Of the
remaining future Of each emplONe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

a notable trend is the rising
demand for alloy SteelS for air
craft construction. To assure that
the supply of alloying elements
will go round. further efforts are
being made 10 conserve them. as
for example, eliminating certain
applications of stainless steel.
Civilian goods manufacturers
who have regarded the news about
the easier steel supply as paving
the way for early resumption Of
their normal activities do not vet
have justification for this belief
other than that the War Produc-
ton Board is considering revision
in some of It's limitation orders
The board feels that these or
ders, unless liberalized. will result
in stripping the civilian economy
TO an unwarranted degree after
present inventories arc exhausted
While some easing is expected. no
definite decisions Yet have been
reached Meanwhile. steel pro-
ducerS are sharply restricted As 10
customers 10 whom they may sell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
President Asks
i. 5. TO Put Idle
Money toW Work
9-BiIIion Bond Drive
Launched by Roosevelt,
Campaign Sets Record

WASHINGTON, NOV. 80 uNS)
President Roosevelt declared
To- t UEBt IN launching the treas
ury> S9O00,OO0.OOO victory loan
drive that Idle money which lndl-
Vdual> and institutions have IN
banks must 20 TO work for our
country
II know that millions-more
than $4,000. 000-are already
huNing war bonds out az their
regular pay every pay day" the
President said. But there are
other millions Of individual in
Nestors, corporations. custodians
of trust funds and estates. who
have idle money in the bank.
THAT money has got 10 20 10
work for our country
Treasury Secretary Morgcnthau
said The $4,000, 600 600, which is 10
he raised m December. would he
the largest amount any govern
mcnt ever borrowed IN so short a
umc. About $4,000 professional
statesmen from banking. securities
and insurance fields. he said, viii
soil the bonds, mostly as a patri-
otto service without paw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Dividends
Con>oliiMtcd Nininr and Sme

Consolidated Mining and SmeIt-
ing Company Of Canada Ltd de
clarcs Tho extra dividend Of -
cents and tho usual >emiannual
dividend OF ~ cents both payable
December 81. IN holders of record
December - Tho same amounts
were paid July -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Ed CurIey's Selections


NEW YORK. Nov. 30 INSl .-
Ed Curleys selections at Charles
town.
MOST ALERT. Hard TsnrF walter
Haighf
rOTTIF True PLATE 7ac Fam
WAR TARGET. Not Alonc Darby
Dallas
CHOPSTICKS Post Waste Rare
-WEATHERtTE, Roman BOY, Nrvsr
Home
s-LlTTLE HOOPS. indian GIT Linden
Girl
DUCHESS DILL. city Judge. Alien
CAid
GRANGER IT, White Hot Saw Judge
BEST Ret MOST ALERT
Great Northeru Railway for the ~
months ended Oct n. 1912. reports net
income ~ $50. 7ol 800. equsi 70 - "a =
share against tlf44S,7ts or t57s p
share IN the first 10 months - 1871. ne
toher net income VAS 81 SOS 26l. against
! .7i7 662 In October iati
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Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Bsla~irs 40 :. SO
NJ Delicious. No ;. 81 5ad2. 80.
- MeIn'c.n. tsney = ~ No
10. I. soc Gsi IS NJ Northern sp,, fsncv.
3 20 bu. No. ~ Iou2 No. ? Use n s.
S1o~s fancy 81 - bu SO / soc a 81 Is
- /; 81 7Se jrn.thsr' fancy. 81 = eu
--sney, 81 50 bu No. ial23, No. :
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Lea
rsesrol. fsncy 81 bu 80 so6is,
80 SOC Endivs fancy. 81 90 bu No. !
vEcETAPLE GREENS -coliard, 80 :
"a, IS ~ su H Nc &c s sss;.1s s re-
70. 81 y eoc bu KALI No / so ~ s5e hu
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS -
Eee's No 80 = 1je dos ochs hest'
30 so Broccoli SO. J. t25oG5 bu
'abhaE, 30 f0H s0c pu Red cabbAgs
80 81 - -, b.. Curry csbbsE' No
. - 80 bu Carrots. No ]. 75hs5c DOR
-. . SiuI - CsuhhoWsr No 10 81 f..
10; No - n ,slsr2 fancy $500
= or ochs 40 - sos 80 gt1
80. 'slsrs N ~h.Esr Square fsrcy s. 70
10 ; Sig1.'o Ca.ery root so 81 2.
: - 10 C'rrr cathslr So T. s. IS
- bu 30 q e. Fenne Sc 4. sos7,.
HoRsFEtnrsH So 75r7u Pc.
, r, hpn.rsb. $50. Ioas-r dol ~.
'As $50 90 soc On pc1s o.....
fsnD 81 :" ~ 'ses So
OILS hu 81 2 5je Clrlsv ps-.@
500 -, oef "rns. rsIsisy rro'
trrS' D." rrfstass ~ >.
so loo.it ss- ~ 81 1ool b.
~ i, pam. ~ so 81 ~ E'e raai'ns,
ai'ne' No. ,. s. r. EutsraEaa, Nr 8
sQuAsH u,a,a-f sa 1t.sa, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
THREE SECURITIES

Three different securities arc 10
be sold in raising the $1,000 000,-
900. An effort will be made to
borrow az least s. 600 O00, 900 from
individual investors. corporations
and institutions. The remainder
Will be borrowed from commercial
banks.
Individuals, corporations and In
NtitutionS viii be osld victory two
and one-halfs." a 2l4 per cent
bond maturing Dec. Is. 1868.
Commercial banks cannot buy
these bonds. They will be sold a
,. per cent bond maturing June
-. l9iS, and a - per cent certl-
hcate OF Indebtedness maturing
Dec. I. l943.
Commercial banks can borrow
up 10 $4,000 100000 OF each OF
these securities.