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The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21
SINGAPORE HAS FALLEN

SINGAPORE HAS FALLEN
The great British bastion of the
Far East has fallen to the Japan
csc and sixty thousand British
troops have laid down their arms.
Over the great fortress which rep
resented the Island Empire of
Britain, now flies the flag of the
Empire of Japan.
Ever since the war began it has
been thus with the British On ev-
cry front. Not once have hey
stood and fought until death, save
in Tobruk, Africa. When will the
British begin to fight and die? Do
they think they can win a war
without fighting and dying?
Russia has stood and fought. In
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

Honesty is a good policy, but in
dustry of the individual helps one
on his way.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

Restless-We have four children
and we r renting n room and
kitchen. Of course I realize the
var is on and must be satisfied
but I have two places in mind to
want to buy. One is a house with
two rooms, the other is a spot Of
ground. Please help us by telling
us whether to buy OF not? have
some private questions too.
Ans: The war being on is al
the more reason to want a plot of
ground to farm. Rent the proper
ty if you don't feel you can Duy
and stay right where you are I'm
til you see your way clear to go
ahead with your plans. Your hus-
band has regular work and you
two are able to save a little each
month. you are right in deciding
to accomplish something worth
while, as well as wanting a perm
anent home. Send a quarter for
my new Astrology Reading if you
desire a private reply.
M. M. WIN writing you con-
corning a man I met eight years
ago. We have been going toge.-
her the whole eight years so on
Dec. 9Th he asked me to marry him
SO I accpeted and he goes and get
the license and brings them and
shows them to me and leaves to go
home to come for me on the 9th
so we could marry. I haven't seen
him since. Should I continue to
wait on for him?
Ans: The old boy took cold
feet" and backed out. he does
not want to marry. There's no
need in the world of your sitting
there at home waiting for his re-
turn. if he had intended to come
back. don't you think he would
have written a card or sent word
Of some kind? Get back into cir
culation and find you another bear
but don't be fool enough to spend
eight years counting another man.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

Worried-Tm in love with a man
and have been 2 years. We have
wanted to get married, but don't
have the money to get the neces-
sary things we would need, he is
working and can't save money.
He says he is tired of waiting to
get married. Please tell me what
to do?
Ans: It's mighty hard to marry
when there isn't any money to buy
furniture, or to rent a furnished
place. if he can't save the mon
ey to buy furniture or to rent a
furnished place. IF he can't
save the money to begin house,
keeping on right now while he is
single, how in the world does he
think it can be done after you two
are married. Both of you talk
this thing over again. Plan to
set aside a part Zone fourth if pos
sible) of your salary each week,
and put it in the bank for this
purpose. Do this for two months
and see if you can't save enough
to start housekeeping. If it can't
be done. then you had better
stay single.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

r. T. C.-My job is getting on
my nerves here of late and I must
work but l feel that I cannot cor
tinue on here any longer. Should
I give it up and go south as I plan
ned?
Ans: Feeling the way you do,
it may be the best idea to give
your notice and make a change.
I too think you will be able to get
good employment in the south and
it will be mighty pleasant for you
since you dislike the cold so much.
Go On down to Florida where your
friends have gone for the winter.
D. M. WI love a man 35 and
a boy IS. They are cousins. The
older one wants to marry me but
I'm afraid my family thinks I'm
too young What shall I do?
Ans: Stay single young lady
rs you are entirely too young to
marry. Furthermore you are not
IN love with either Of the fellows
you are going with at the present.
The older man is sincere but you
don't love him !. the younger boy
likes you but neither of you are in
love. Wait at least three years
before you get married.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATE IN OMAHA

SUBSCRIPTION RATE IN OMAHA
One Year s2C@
Six Months $125
Three Months 10
One Month .25
SUBSCRIPTION RATE OUT OF TOWN
One Year S25e
Six Months Sl.50
Three Months Sl.O0
One Month 40
All News Copy Of Churches and all organiz,lt-
ions must be in our office not later than 100 p. m.
Monday for current issue. All Advertising Copy or
Paid Articles not later than Wednesday noon, pre-
ceeding date of issue, to insure publication.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

c. H. B.-Should I try to make
a home for my sister in the Spring
I am undecided as to what to do.
Ans: Just as 500 as you are
financially able to help your sister
take her into your home. She
is down and out, needs medical
attention, and most of all she
needs the companionship and love
that you, her sister, can offer her.
You know darn well she would do
the same for you if it ever became
necessary.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-21

Of the week -

cause it is so rare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Auto
Graphs
Middle on Release
Of New Cars Brinqs.
Call for Interpretation
BY SILER FREEMAN

When is an order for a now
car not an order? What cOnSti-
tutcS a transfer Of title OF n
used car? What is actual proof
of valid contract?
These are just a few Of tho
problems confronting the Wayne
County rationing board which
has the Job right now of rclcaS-
ing cars bought prior to January
| but not delivered when the
freezing order came through.
If ever there was need for a few
dozen Philadelphia lawyers 10
unravel the procedure, II was
found in the office OF CaSpar j.
Lingeman, chief OF the rationing
board.
To clear the atmosphere.
which has been getting dcnScr
since last Friday, when the re-
lease machinery was 20 be set
in motion Austin Fleming. re-
Cional attorney for the Office %
Price Administration. and his
assistant Robert NJ. Warren a
former DetrOltor, came here
YESTERDAY. Beforerathe=4SeSStnns
Was over, Fleming admitted The
need Of these Philadelphia bar
riStcrS mentioned IN the first
paragraph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
On the Business Front
WITH WARD SCHULZ b

Detroit Times Financial Editor
Use us. Tell us what YOU want.
We won't fail YOU.
But still the bunreauCpatS act
az though We all had 10 be
pressed into doing our job.
~ gross insult.
"InStcad OF modifying the
power Of tho nation right up To
the hilt, they have given us more
red tape. More forms. More reg
ulations. More supervision. More
Gestapoism.
"Just whipping the horse
which il more than ready 10 do
the job.
$50 rapidly has the burcau-
cratic octopus grown that In one
factory there are 10 inspectors
TO every 100 workers.
zone well known business man
has sold off his business rather
than face the form-filling. snoop-
ing tactics Of officials. who have
pestcrcd the life out Of him.
another firm has had TO d.
vert three of its staff Ia spend
every working day filling up the
showers Of forms.
~ shNclSinc waste Of man
power ut u time when every pair
OF hands il precious To the ma
tion.
This stupid interference with
businesses which are hraNelN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Hoskins 1941
Net S1.26 Share

HoSkins Manufacturing Com
pany report for the year ended
Dec. 81 loil. shows a net profit Of
$685. go after depreciation federal
taxes. etc. equal 10 81 26 share
on 4SO. 900 shares Of common stock.
This compares with 1910 net
profit Of $3.50 3O2 or 81 Is a share
Shipments in 1911 were 49, per
cent greater than IN 1910 but be
cause Of larger increase IN fed
eral taxeS and some rise IN
costs. net profit
was only s per cent higher. \. l..
Marsh. president. stated that 1912
production viii be almost entirely
for war uses carrying a high
priority.
January shipments he said were
about l6.5 per cent under the like
1911 month. The drop i attributed
10 the fact that much higher pri-
critics arc now required 20 use
certain scarce materials and many
who can obtain such
prioriticS have not done so Most
of the company products are i'm
portant 10 the war program and
Will be in substantial demand he
stated but prospects are not good
for the next few months while
adjustments 20 a war
economy arc being made -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Told TO Be Stern

Fleming started of by telling
the hoard they must be stern
and unCompromiSing rath or
than 10 DO equity But before
the session ended even hr
was convinced that Michigan
was going 70 be disseminated
against unless something waT
done
The statutes Of Michigan sink
ply do not f' lrto-'hc rules
regulations Of the OPA and ire =
seeking an Interpretation from
Washington today The specific
case had 70 do with an order
placed n December a used car
-TUTnCd IA Hnd INC TITO dSSIIr01
10 tnc dealer and propcrl$ no
tarlIcd
But 10y tho trade practice hero
the title did not 20 through Tho
secretary of state huf Wa- mold
rs the dealer until he found
buyer for tho used car Thi *
not strictly IN compliance with
the OPA procedure which fo-
QuireS 4 TO be certified by 80
state Bat as Pau Graves o. 'ro
Detroit Auto Dealer Assoc .a-
tIon pointed out. most deal, arc
handled IN tHS way and both
buyer and dealer arc ora no
SPOT Il The ncW car j.. not re-
leased
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Stock Market
Resumes Decline
On War Reports

NEW YORK. Feb L INS).-
The stock market resumed It's de-
cline today as unfavorable war
news continued To pile IN. Losses
were fractional for the most part,
virtually all sections were easier
Al the start,
Declines were shows by ChryS-
Ter General Motors, United States
steel. Anaconda, kcnnccott, West
lnghouSo, General Electric, Stand
ard oil OF New Jersey, American
Telephone, Lockheed, Union Car
bide and American Car and
Foundry
A few issues opened unchanged,
including New York Contra !.
Santa Re and Pennsylvania in the
rails.
CHICAGO. Feb. II GNS).-
Wheat opened sc 10 sc higher
today. corn sc 10 &c up. oats un-
changed and soybeans 44c-down to
i4c up.
WHEAT May $l3ott01.3O'a
,It'is+--$ir2sl. al-i-322s September.
Sl3t
CORN May S77.c; July, s97sc,
9l24c
OATS May STAG.
SOYBEANS - May. S1.9Sf20
l.9S3. July. 81: October. Sl923,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Forbes
Urge Administration
70 Follow Course
,-
Chsrted by Nelson
Nv n. {. FORBES

Donald ~ Nelson and all bus
mess men and others employ Cd
A. Washington 10 speed up
the nation. MAR program are
wisely r>hortInI as 20 conccn-
'ra'o wholly and solely upon
This a',-wpor'ar' objective.
The administration too. as
wei. as Congress should put
Va~-,ylnuLnC first although he
voting of pensions Tor t0cm-
selves hytoGr law m akcrS
'srau>oS at least slight Sd>plcIonS
that fhcl arc not citing patriot
ISM irterfc8c h-thcir OWN
pockets their own profit
L Is essential that every cs-
tahhShTent entrusted with VAR
contracts should fight as Strenu-
ousNr as MacArthur's soldiers
70 attain maximum achieve
ment IN minimum time II Is
the bounden duty Of the rest Of
rs. whether IN sacrificing or IN
saving 70 contribute towards
furnishing tho whcreWithai TO
finance this most costly oi all
wars
In other words All Of rs
must hc all-ou' for victory
must SUBORDINATE everything 20
that supreme objective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
New Officers
Named DC

Directors ~ the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Company
have elected Charles T. Bush a
director. Oliver s. Dustin vice
president and James r. Coulter 10
the post Of Sccretary-treaSurer ii
was announced today by President
James r. Mcmillan.
Bush IS president of the Charles
a. StrelinGcr Company and "A vice
president and director Of the
Industrial National Bank and the
Detroit Board of Commerce His
election 10 the board of d e. G..
fills the vacancy created by the
resignation OF James r. Coulter.
new SeCretarY-treaSurCr.
Dustin is president Of the Ashley
& Dustin Steamer Line He was
recently elected a director Of
p G {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Likens Nelson's Job to Schwab in Bethlehem

anaogies private enterprise for Mr. Nelson's
approach late Charles NJ Schwab after
president United States Steel Corporation
early century, took the then rundown Bethlehem
Steel rehabtated the without chang
he found there Instead he infused those men
enthusiasm and them fresh incentives And the
he old crowd a OF the
81 his personality leadership qualities
bosses oVercaEer change
locking fundamental altering
policies.
Nelson in private business and government service
has the charm of a halfcloW -wellmct.
Accordingly wondered whether he tough enough
Use recall William :. knldcn
aIW obligation O every
Mr.. Nelson definition of tOuGhnc>S To hr
getting banging the aoio
nd people contrary o
being persistent sticking doggcdly obcctveSun
been attained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Detroit Produce

Trading Vas light ~ ne Dr'rot Union
Terminal mis- motnng IN fresh fruits and
weat cabbage vas duh apples were
steadN' onions stead, potatoes s'eadH
Ail stock quoted rs good QUARRY ard 5000
condition unless otherwise sisted
APPLES Michigan bu crates f. 40
2I.-tnCh minimum unless otherwise
stated Mtiniosh 81 7ht 90 Delicious.
81 - northern SpSs Sf75u g. Bald
wins 81 e5 Hurbardstons SIPS Winter
$50 SeW YORK m crates T. : 40 J.
inch minimum Mcintosh 81 IS. cartons
Mcintosh = $50 size tl-75
AsPARAGUs CaUforns pyramii crates
dozen punches fancy. 81 extra fancy
BROCCOLI Pony crates Arizona 70
mncn.. 50 Is. California $50 lunches
CABBtGE- california I. 4 cra,e, round
81 75H2 .haf crates round tyre. So q
% rates 81 81. haf crates SAVOY. y 81
mar crates red type s. 30 Old Sart
g. ro-1 nd.ror 81 eoc
CARROTS 10 crates e.do7 hunch 10.
california 81 - so Arizona, 81 -.
.n,au 10 medum .ge Sa03l'
CELERY FLORIDA i6-,och crates I'm.
med tops individually WASHED Golden
Hes'' stofen ''7 - sd"1en " -
- cv'ras q sog2 . California c1h
orste. Tas-sl 81 afrI7 20
CAfItFioWFR California pony crates
'2s - -tet 81 7'" Fo $500, ,.,
CS7I.- Imperial s. tW - 50 ~ 'n
rn..'' around - -i. far i2\tl'rta '-d"'
-t.e,r ltrrrcr ono sr'a>u@' 80 ''
o%Io~s 30 u .acs, sweet spanish
$50 H,r and anger. liano tnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
RESIGNATION Alternative TO Efficiency

Nelson former chief buyer for worlds largest
erchandng corporation practices the old aporSr he
steps make for a who knows wfcre
ne going.
important for Mr. Nelson TO succeed not only imPor
himself chief br also for OIL 49,
100000 Americans engaged in critical war struggle
Accordingly, Mr. Nelson has obligation
knowledge what
battle of production
clash between technical
the hand and political usual on the
Nelson. would have obligation 10
public of by rendering his resignation
Apparently such situation has yet arisen particularly since OF
al 10 Washington
facility for getting along with New Dealers Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Martin
Near Peak
Output

NEW YORK. Fob i Tho
Glenn L. Martin COMPANY is APP
preaching the final stages OF lis
all-out aIrplane production pro-
gram. the frs, issue of the com
pany> magazine. the Martin Star.
states.
The plants al Middle River are
finished quadruplnC tho size Of
the ple-cWcrgCnCN facilities Tool
ing IS largely complete and m
portant production rates have
been reached on Two of the three
major bomber types the company
VIII turn out for The army. navy
and British IN 1912 The third
type is already IN tho production
stage the Star states
The Glenn l. Martin Nebraska
Company factory rs brgnc rushed
10 completion AT Omaha with
toolIng already far advanced and
man power Is At the IhrcC-QuaItcr
mark a. Middle River Research
facilities have been multiplied and
the Middle River plan, $ bccom-
ING tho nucleus Of what ultimately
viii be- tho second largest munIcl-
patty IN Maryland
In addition 10 thc nov facilities
AZ the Middle Rlvcr and Omaha
plants The company has extended
considerably us rcnfcd space IN
the Baltimore area, the Star
states. Additional floor space was
taken over for the Canton divi-
SION. downtown building was
leased and an entire noor taken
over for the Glenn / Martin ongi-
neerlnC training school More
lately. the company has acquired
another division for manufacture
)f Martin po~er-opcra'ed turretS
and Stlll another building on LON
bard street besides a niSccllaney
n smaller structures in tho Mid
lie Rlvor area used for storage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
DETROi7eSssss,,s sssTfMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Present Personnel
Can DO WPB job

WASHINGTON Feb 17.-Donald NJ Nelson, generalssmo
Production Board making effort To proceed
with tho human material that was the Oce oil Proddc-
ton Management
Instead of yielding clamor for choppinG off executive
proceeding different philosophy
believes by setting for the organization and
Nv efficient performance nc can
raise the competence of the who were previously engaged
similar work.
However through improved of daily reporting
10 chief production program is tagging, Mr..
check the eff
heads informed that those who
unable results Will he replaced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh. fancy. 81 asa 30
ou No. 81 3op2 hu No ? 81 hu
! SOFIA No 2 1928 Greetings
No 7ScaSl Is bu NO 2, soc bu
Jonathan fancy - M No 81 2br
50 nu No . 81 hu Del cious fancy
81 Is hu No 81 aoH2 hu 80 15c
hu SHOWS ~ !, &lul.50 hu No. ?.
7ac hu
BFFTs 40. I. soa75c b. 40.
soc bu
80 eoc red ~ l. uoI 50 Ru. SO. 2
&c M
CARROTS Fancy 81 50 pu No. :. 81
r. q nu ~ 2 30 IN
CELERY CARRIAGE No l. ua1 so M
CELERY ROOTS No J. SaI2S y hu
EGGs-Large Slogll 3o-do7. case me-.
HORSE RAprsH Fancy 81 eu No /
S? 75q32i hu No 2 81
Onions Or, fancy $50 No /
W. Is son sack 30 !, rs
rARsNIrs Fancy. $50 bu No /
POTATOES Faucy 81 IS bu No /
s. 1871 25 40 . s. k5c
POULTRY AID HOGS - Hens live.
hea,v breed - 2s' 70 rEhhrrs lSu
zoo brullets heavy - Zoo 10 nroterf
leshorus j. poo 10 hocs MEDIUMS
-
FADIsHES Rec dollhouse 40 s. .
TOO. dozen punches
RltTABAGAS No so soc nU
RHCBARE Hc,houss fancs % r Toe
f.lb box choice 25C 1-lb no1 s0au
81, dozen hlrches
frRNiPs 80 T. 75c1N na 40 ?
80.
VFGETAB'F GREENS -Ccusr1s 40
30 1850 o. ksie 80 : torN'C pu
ieeks NJ s. o. Poc 1o7 hons french
sreve fancy s. % a-lh box So :. ~,
81 30,
SWFFi POTATOES Porto iaUsr vans
louisiana r. crates SO s. 90
g. TcNsss tI crates Z ~ 81 b.
~ 3o Tcrrfsscr reueratv Eo.1 gIHlfs
hII rrAfss s. 90. tu hampers 81 81 r'
hamper San, Halls 81 l0tsl % f.0 tes
- % New Jr-seN uu hampers So
Jerseys rtu sU.. stosk $500 Hf'atpwa
iI 'rtseis irrtets - 'tr- $50
NtGFThRIE OYSTERS 80. J. So -t.
dor punches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Inspiration Given

The foregoing is inspired by
communication received from
Westinghouse That company
has Just instituted measures 10
meet the postwar hardships
which may overtake thousands
Of lis employees
Westinghouse announces cs-
tablishEScnt Of a special separa-
ton reserve fund IN which il
is setting aside an amount equal
10 one-half Of one per cent Of
IFS pay roll each month for the
benefit OF employees who may ho
laid off during the changoovor
from war production 10 normal
production
Since thcrc arc today IS 900
workers. r.crlvlnC wages OK.
ccodlnc SIS 600 600 monthly it
VIII Zoe Seon that quite A sum
Vl'l ho accumulated
Should not this admirable OK
ample be adopted by every
company Corced with war
orders and employing far more
mon than in peaCetlmeS
Long before rhe advent Of
social security legislation. GER
tain leading concerns such as
Standard OIL Of New Jersey and
General Electric. effectively on
couraCed employe saving by
ol'her duplicating or increaS-
inc tho total amount the work
erS saved
Under the abnormal condi-
tons which have arisen West
inChouSe.S step represents torc-
handed business craftsmanship
after all while our primary
ain must be 20 win tho war
nothing feasible must be left
undonc 20 win the eventual
peace
Making provisions now for
released WAY workers m addi-
ton % encouraging them 20
by war bonds man.fcStly IS
sound policy
CO... rrr' ist. b, y r Frr1ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Auto Dealer
Relief P Ian
Is Proposed

WASHINGTON, Feb. II GNS)
The special House committee on
small business problems. headed
by Representative Patman D. of
Texas, has adopted a resolution
calling on the government TO put
into effect sevcn-point program
for the relief Of automobile deal
ers and statesmen.
The program asked that:
Dealers be permitted 10 liquidate
frozen stocks by sale 10 other
dealers and, If unsuccessful, that
the government buy such stocks.
"A satisfactory program be
worked out to finance dealers who
wish TO stay in business.
The treasury department grant
whatever TAX relief as is legal TO
Observation-Disclosures. -,-ssa,,.a..aas,a.e..f -,l
In allocalIng automobiles. the
urgent needs "! farmers. and de-
tense workers be taken INTO ac-
count
\ survey of dealers facilities
be made with a view 10 giving
them defense work.
The government utilize 20 the
fullest these dTatcTS for storing
repairing or rebuilding military
equipment
An effective program for re-
hahllljation OF automobile sales
mon be put into effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Expansion
GIN TO Build New
Diesel Factory

George w. Codrington, vice
president Of General Motors Cor
poration, announced plans for the
expansion Of production facilities
of the Cleveland Diesel engine
division Of General Motors for the
construction OF Diesel engines for
the United States navy.
A new building Will be erected
on 76-aCre tract Of land. Prop
erty will be owned by the United
States navy and operated by Gen
era Motors. Ground was 10 have
been broken for the new plant
February Is and IL is expected to
be completed in FIVE months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Inconsistency Cited

Having frankly faced the Sit
uauon and having Wholohcart-
odly determined 10 overcome II,
* u not entirely consistent that
those guiding the deStlpicS Of
our greatest employment pro-
ldlnc enterprises should devote
serious study 10 economic. social.
financial problems peace Wall
bring
Intelligent foresight by in
ddStIv and business has played
An inCalculahle part in build
ing American world leadership.
Admittedly some Of our fore
'moSt men Of affairs have not
always exhibited adequate con-
coption of their social reSpon-
Sibili'ieS There were too many
Instances, especially during the
riotously speculative twentleS.
o. ambition Subvertinc judc-
mcnt. Of lust for power melting
20 selfish. foreSlghted, condem-
nahlc SChemlnC
HindSieht provcrblally is wiser
than foresight Many corpora
ton executives and other en-
ployers now recognize that they
made mistakes
But doesn't hindslGht re-
veal that the administration
Al Washington. with all its
inside knowledge of under
ground events throughout the
world did not exercise credit
ahh foresight Otherwise,
would we not have been lnfn-
itely better prepared for what
has happened especially bet
ter prepared 10 protect our
interests throughout the Pa
cific9)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Dreftees in Plight

Transfers from Individual -
individuals IN tho ease OF 10
models are prohibited FbTTr
AID However be- SAID 'IuG.r
The rauonIng rules no uC orou4,-
gated bN the OpA by February
Is an individual may Soil s.S
car 10 an eligible user
Arthur II Satvie state ration
inE chef brought oul 'hs pI-h,
of many drai'coS who %aI
bought 1912 car, Under Inc ban
on transfers by individuals %
individuals. he SAID The draftco
would suffer a loss. either IN hs
equity or IN ms entire invest
mcnt Fleming could offer no
solution for This but SaryiS
stated ne would seek Some Lh-
craization from Washington on
this point
Dealers VINO arc hquidatng
may sell their stocks OF cars 20
other dealers however