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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Claims Mutual
FirnnsNonprofit'

WASHINGTON, April 10 (UP)
A. V. Gruhn. general manager OF
the American Mutual Alliance In
Surance firm, contended today that
taxing of mutual and stock casu-
atty insurance companies on ar
equal basis would be discrimina-
tory.
The treasury department has
proposed 10 the House ways and
means committee that the alleged
in tax treatment between
the two kinds of firms be removed
in the 1912 tax program.
Gruhn told the committee that
mutual companies differed from
stock companies in that they were
making.
He said the government hereto
fore has recognized that organ
izations without shareholders or
capital stock. are not engaged in
business for gain and that no
profits TO third parties arise out
OF their operations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Suspend Rules Which Limit Production

Of the needs. should suspend
rules restrictions which needessy interfere with production
should throw for the duration the make work
rules which designed during period Of depression and
unemployment Workers will
such they be shown that they thus making
contribution victory rather than shifting their
another
As supplement ceilings and rationng
mobilize the of work relation TO the
availability of goods.
This be done through the tax and the savings route
Where savings placed in defense bonds the worker not
only Uncle of income for
after the when there again be temporary unemployment
and depression
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
What Is Happening
But what is happening /.

But what is happening
"A man isn't giving an honest
days work II he takes a day Ia
finish a job he can do In an hour
and a half"
Who makes that ringing state
ment?
A slave-driving employer? No.
r. J. Thomas. president Of tho
United Automobile Workers and
national vice president Of the
Go.
After referring 10 having re-
ceived information that in ono
OF the most vital plants working
on defense" workers had inSti-
tuted such n showdown that 90
minutes work dragged along for
whole day. and that some men
resorted 10 playing cards and
dice during work hours, Mr..
Thomas declared:
"Qne cannot condone tactics
like that. II we don't think more
Of the present emergency than
that. we deserve To lose this war.
II that sort Of thing continues, IL
In likely to wreck the entire
war effort"
Can the American people, who
are willingly shoulderinC every
sacrifice and deprivation de-
creed by Washington. be blamed
for demanding that organized
labor be not permitted 10 Strafe
the nations battle for its exiS-
tence?
The public Will recall that
when the Go rebelled against
decree by the National Defense
Mediation Board. the admins
tration capitulated by abolishing
that body and establishing an
other.
Now certain Go officials pro-
claim that they arc dissatisfied
with the National War Labor
Board and that. therefore, they
reserve 10 themselves the right
TO break their no-Strike pledge.
Copyright, 1912, BY r c. Forbes
Independent Pneumatic Tool Company and
Is subsidiaries for 1871 repor, a net proht
" 81 SIS. o0s equal 10 Nlt a share.
sgsinst 81 .7o3.o75 or 50. 81 share in 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

work. elderly men have been SUBJ
stituted for young boys.
Cest Ia guerre!
A PREVIEW Of what's coming
in Detroit in the future is offered
by the following item from Akron.
To ease the rush hour demand
for public transportation and pro-
vide time for day workers To shop.
downtown Akron stores plan 10
pat-into effect a new schedule OF
store hours.
Monday. stores will he open
from 1890 10 9 p. m; Tuesday
through Friday the hours will be
from 10 a. m. to $50 p. m. and on
Saturday from 10 a. m. 10 6 p. m.
PERSONNEL NOTE: Fred w.
Cederleaf has been appointed plant
manager of tho two Detroit plants
of Republic Aircraft Products Di-
vision Of Aviation Corporation, ac-
.cordlng TO William +. Wise, execu-
tive Vice president.
Ccderlcaf was with Dodge Manu-
featuring Of Indiana for the last
three years. but prior 10 that was
manager OF the machinery division
OF EK-Ccll-O and from 1929 10 1885
was consulting engineer Of the Ac
lSparkplug Division Of en-. assist
ant works manager Of Olds. works
manager Of Muncie Products,
manufacturing research manager
of Buick and manager Of Central
Standards OF GM OF Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. busbeI crates Y. p
mo. I. 2h-inch minimum uns. otnerwls'
stated: Mcintosh. Delicious and spys fair
Isl s562: Ben Davis. Si.15ml+0: Washing
ton, boxes, Delicious. Extra Fancy, 100
1885 81 so. I5os 81. 40: 1888. ~ 30; Fancy
sss-i3ss 50 3sd25o Winesaps, fancy
loos-ii3s, 81 3O62.35.
PARAGUs-caIifornia. pyramid crates
Ii dozen punches. Fancy. 5000; Extrs
Fancy. 81 25d44O. few $3.50; select, $3.50
zoos. stock. medium to large. f4m+.10.
BEAHs-Florida, bushel hampers. BLACK
VALENTINES, best, "a. 231t.oo; fair: s3..o
ordinary 10 fair. 81 5o127s; Plentifun, 5;
q 3 so; ordinary. s2.25; Wax Beans. best
.S4d5: fair S3d3.50.
ABBAGE-Texas Los Angeles crates
Round type. Si.75n7 2: half crates. h'l5n
as haN crates. Savoy, 81 asa l.5o; hall
crates Red Cabsbge. 50 is.
CARROTs-Los Angeles crates. doren
California, Arizona, medium and large
mostly 81; Texas, Los Angeles crates
dozen, s2.son3 B., bushel basket. topped
washed l.75d IS.
cAULIFLowER-N Nothing offered.
CELERY r Tor "a. 1s-inch crates
trimmed tops Golden Heart all si1es. $l.7s
61.s5 8 dozen. high as 81: dozen and
Ks. 81 ion 100 Pascal, ls-inch crates. al
sizes 81 1871 SIS. few small sizes low a,
81 so; California, cub crates, Pascal, ~
dli5.
LETTUcF-Lo. Angeles crates. Iceberf
type Arizona. Phoenix and Mesa districts
SO rs. mostly 81; few special packs.
Dozen. 81. 35@ $50; dozen. $3.50 $40
ordinary 10 fair. 225T275.
LEAF LETTUCE-Mchisan dollhouse, 10
IN. basket $50 CSC.
oNToNs-So-Ib. sacks: Michigan U. q
No Yellows. 70-gOcr 2-in. and larger
50 25d3.75, fair condition. So Iiahc
~. s. No. Sweet spanish. Sin and
larger, s.: oregon u s. No I Danyers
81 IS. Chile cfstes Sweet Spanish. 50.
Mexico CRYSTAL White Wax, A.75.
POTATOES-i0o.lb. sacks Idaho Rus.
set Burbsnks. u. s. No. washed. 81 q
q 3 S. iO-lb sacks $40 3se. Maine u s
80. i. various varetie, ioo-lb. sacks,
81 30N 2 40 18Th. paper sacks. 36n 81 NC
Michigan u s. No. I Russo, Rursls. 81. 90
a2; U. S. No. Chippewss. ~ i0M2 Is
Nebraska 50-lb. sacks Y. g. No washed
som sacks u 8 No. l Triumphs, s2.t'
az 50: IN. crates Triumphs, ordinary,
RAnisHEs- Texas pony crates, s275a
o. fair. 81 coo $50
RHuRhRB !. > Mie i hcih s,s cases
RUTARAGAs = csnads SOLD. sacks
waXsd 7SG SOC /./
SPINACH Texas hi. baskets Savoy,
sOcGsI Virgins DOC
crates Klondikes and Klonmores. So. so,
SWEET POTATOES - Puerto Ricsr
vans: LouisanaSb9, crates U. s No I.
81 s0a 20. mostly 81 50 q is5: Texas bu.
ersry good. xIs5ai75. Tennessee. sen.
orally good IN hampers 81 30: bu ham.
pers Nancy Halls, fair quality. 75ne
ToMAToES--l0-lb. cartons repacks me.
dums, Si.40Gi 50 small size. 81 asa lao
dollhouse s.Ib. baskets 81 IS.
Par,ur Stainles. steel Corporation re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
What They Vowed

When public opinion frightened
lawmakers into considering leg
islation affecting labor, heads Of
the Go and the American Fed
Grafton of Labor vowed vche-
mently that they and their
followers would behave most ex-
emplarily without legislative
compulsion. There would be no
strikes, there would be no slow
downs.
President Roosevelt, contrary
10 over,shelrino public npA~i"T
,%cceptcds.e~
leaders. He fnaueh, ...,..-.a, --...,.
that he agreed Wi'ls -
Gals that there a., ~, I-vu ro
amend the law prescribing a 40
hour week-or. indeed, 10 change
existing labor legislation one
lotA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
On the Business Front

IT'S MAJOR BODMAN NOW!
Yes. latest word from Washing
ton is that Henry T. Bodman, one
time assistant vice president of the
Bank of Detroit, who was
named a full-hodgcd vice president
wnlle toihng for OPM, Is in the
army.
AS get II, he's still Al the same
desk down in the capitol, but IS a
malor- -the-Arm&- Ordnance d.
vision icned 10 the War Produc-
ton Board which succeeded the
OPN.
So Tho next time you sec Harry.
congratulate him IN those gold oak
leaves he's wearing.
ON TIE homo front. some of
farrS's eX-coworkcrs arc having
tough times.
Personnel problems of the banks
have been multiplied from day 10
dry and now The National Bank of
DcToit Is finally gong 10 break
precedent and use page girls.
When personnel chief Earl
Failor isn't tearing his hair trying
50 strengthen hrs affairs az nrad
of the MOTEL committee FOR the
American kerS Association
convention which comes 70 Detroit
in June he S busy trying 10 decide
on y becoming Yet dcCorOuS uni
form for INC girls tAciuallV. ne
gave up on the latter and turned
II over 10 a ladies commlttee.J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Expects Drop in Consumer Living Standards

In the circumstances less consumer goods and services
will he available for distribution there will necessarily be
bacsdng living Most of
products COAL will be detoured 10
agriculture will still largely
civilians although the rising military and easeend require
will also the supply of farm products whose
output fortunately be stepped
The the deterioration living standards will depend
the the short pull families
making their
supply of refrigefaters automobiles and
tires last longer than normally.
But there limits this and hence the
length of the the determining factor in how
much American civilians will find it necessary to give up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
MAR KETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Sales Tax Held
Fair. Effective

That tho sales TAX Is gaining favor with tho public
INC effort made combat
league with the leaders of organized
sales nothing
ever % do with swollen profits, profits
VII no prevented taken
them. Tho sales tas has bearing
second real Tho
smaller of their income
allowed 10 get with
Who such citizens Well they the
have increased rapidly
whose have increased about tho
they II don't look around
thought of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Brokers Loans
Up Al Millions

WASHINGTON. April 10. -
Loans 10 brokers and dealers in
the week ended April 8 totaled
1882 100000 up Sal 100000 from
the previous week and a decrease
of S12,000,000 from the like week
a year ago.
Other loans for the purpose OF
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted TO S145, 100000, down
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Patriotic People Ready to Make Sacrifices

In the leaders and POLITICIANS Who promise
workers higher living standards be facing wall
The sensible tell the people the truth
will put them Spartan mood make sacrifices for the
duration.
After victory the immense natural resources expanded tools
and improved technology industrious of the nation
released American adventure OF
providing the 300000 American families with and better
goods without victory the outlook for living
standards would be less
In period, upward andSona rd
snail traditional American IDEAS abct
labor industry Otherwise markets
would be swampd with competitive goods from nations pursuing
coolie living standards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Goodrich Develops
New Type Hard Rub /

CLEVELAND. O. April ia
new type Of hard rubber Of "amcr-
pol" p. T. Goodrich Company S
synthetic rubber has been dcvcl-
opcd that Will stand temperatures
100 degrees higher before soften
ing than tho best hard rubber
made from natural crude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
NEW HIGH LEVELS
poce gNeeks =

l,.-,rsIay nlh iyrial G4s1rar,ons ~-sre N-sfnf
toT 73c higher than last weeks Close
Ihlri E-s.n- heah n strictly ehnles- InS-Ih
butchers So the closing extreme ton ~
So -, IN mead from he SANE shipment
scaling ib2 ms ~ ti1 - Good ~ choice
80 2bo-lt butchers hulked late 81 SIG Is
p ~ 10 ESQ 4So-ln averages SIS soni. 10
Lights srahnR around Ish.ls0 lbs solf
ATE ~ SI3 5"T ~ %. KINDS avsrAgfnr ian
~ down from So S09 u sows huIke1 nj
81 25Iii 50
SHEEP WEEKS receipts $50 Their.
was seaSnnAl Increase IN the number %
shorn lambs coming 20 market as wool
skins d~1ndlsd in volume Prices ~ all
classes ~ oViDe stock never stFAye6 vsrv
Tar from steady TINS week Good - choic.
So-iO4-lh fed Nopled lambs turned a.
Ai2 - - II IS. medium wooded lambs polf
down ." SIS - ard common Ngh,xeigh's
ST down. Good ~ choies fed shorr lambs
csrrNinr No ? am No Z peiis hltked a,
~ TaD 10. although pAft deck that cam.
~ rail- brought $40 - late Medium ~
good shoFu lambs EARNED taTe 80 With
common nEhtwei Ehis down 10 IS Good IN
choice shorn fat ewes t5Ts so, common
down 10 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Make People Bear Their Share of Taxes

the is q
burden
people who bigger they ever dreamed of
little
t they tell about the they pay cGarets
they showing
10 reach them Such taxes sales that
sales would o incrcasedl
The that
sacrifice who need be induced.
The danger today lies the huge purchasing power
and spending Of Naturally the workers
spend their increased human
But here lies the chief threat of further initiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
GETS CONGRATULATIONS


When Bunker concluded Senate
John Thomas Cd OF Idaho. con
graduated him.
Those fellows shouldn't he
investigated" he said. "They
should he prosecuted. They
should be jailed. Those are the
things that are undermining the
confidence Of the country In the
whole defense setup.
Eve must prosecute the fell
lows who are looting the
treasury"
Bunker reviewed what he de-
scribed as the interesting and
almost unbelievable expenditures
of the taxpayers money in con
nection with the agreement. lie
listed.
IA gift OF 100000 from
l. the Defense Plant Corpora
ton 10 Basic Magnesium for
Supervising" construction Of
the project. The sum was
granted in addition 10 grants for
salaries. wages. actual construc-
ton costs and profits, Bunker
said.
C-Payment OF $211 900 TO Basic
- RefractorieS, Inc. the par
ent of Basic Magnesium. Bunker
said the sum mo doubt in
cludes funds for trips IN WASH
ington and the hotel expenses
of Howard p. FellS Jr., Cleve-
land. president OF Basic Refrac-
tories.
C-Payment Of $4,000 by the
- Defense Plant Corporation
10 a firm Of architects. for using
plans for 900 demountable
houses plans which has previ-
ously been used on another gov
eminent project.
t-Payment of Ssi 900 a year
II 10 distributors Of a special
type OF British Columbia peat
moss used in manufacture Of
magnesium. which they no
longer have 10 distribute"
He charged that DPC IS
- paying tho travelling OK
penSes OF as officials Of Basic
Magnesium now in England
studying the production Etncess-
AT the same time. DPC II pay
ing the salaries Of English tech
nicians who are In America
promoting the interests of their
company" nc said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

Ward Baking Company and us subsid-
iaries for the IL weeks ended March p re-
sion for federal income taxes at a rate OF
40 per cent Net Is equal 10 40 cents n
share on 255 SOS shares 81 I per cent cumu-
lative preferred on which unpaid dividends
amount 10 sac rs a share. This compares
with net loss ~ $50 33s for II weeks
ended March % 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, April 10 tUP) Today
paying prices 20 growers for beans:
Pea beans, Si.O5; light red Kidneys
81 80, dark red Kidneys. - 30: yellow
eyes SIS: crates light cranberries, 81 SO
crates dark cranherries. 81.
Wheat, 81 O6u Os. oats. S50 Sic: rye
so n Tic; sN-rofVed barley. 81 81 y I SIS
81 66 ~ II IS; buckwheat, S177
"a ! So: corn, 7sd soc.
Prices furnished by the Michigan Bear
COmpanV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonfsrrou'
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot, 90 per cen,
N, nominal: New York, So; future tin. 81
lake grade copper, delivered Midwest, Ia;
'lectrolytic spot, smelter. IL; casting cop
per. IL rs. 81. Louis Lead. 635: ST. Louis
zinc. rs: New York anthony, 1880:
sirRln aluminium. Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

by A. +. Barit,
president of the
Hudson Motor
Car Company.
20 ganiza-
ton Of the
new division
w as m a d e
necessary by
III u d s o n
ra pid v ex-
panding part
i'm the war eff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Cattle Receipts
Here Largest
Since January
Early Gains Shaded
at Close, Hogs Hit
New High, Then React

Receipts OF both cattle and hogs
az the Detroit stock yards during
the current four-day trading pc
.riod were the largest for any one
week since the middle Of January.
Early gains on cattle were partly
shaded near the close. hogs also
received a moderate setback after
reaching the highest level in many
years.
CATTLE-Weeks receipts. 400 Initial
trade was active on all classes with prices
uneNenly steady 10 CSC higher. Action on
steers diminished -the-w%ek progressed
but prices held about IN line with Nom
Fdayis tVvei. The closing market, however,
proved slow and weak as most interests
mad previously bought enough esttie@to
IN out their weeks Kill Early trade on
cows was fully Csc higher. and although
THIS gain was partly shaded later final
quotations were stiil strong 20 23c higher
than last weeks close Butts advanced
l5-23c, early trade reflected the fun Ad-
vance some late weakness Was uncovered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Detroit Poultry

POULTRY o. spunrers firm balance
STEADY. hens So lbs ard UP 22c under
81. Ms ?4c ieghorn hens ; ms. ana W,
zoe. rock springers. IA ms and up. isc:
rock broIlers ~ ms IN ~ lbs. 2se;
cocks l4c: crosses. cents under rocks
EGGS Market firm current receipts.
- sc: undergrsdes 25 a 625iSc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Heads Hudson S
New War Unit

Formation Of a war contract
division headed by y. X. Van
Derzee- aS-manager -Hudsen,s
main plant was announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Sales Tax Would Encourage Public Saving

Most cmphaticaly, sales would make people think
that the to buy things. DO buy
clgares to the sales tax them? Such idea
The would
When have top price, buy
The sales keep down. It certainly
them. retailer. when he TO
price resistance. he tends
absorb the At demand reduced
which helps o prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
SET TOP AT $3.50

Good fed steers and yearlnEs turned AZ
Al2 40 - aA,-two- toans avVrHgfnK nse
pounds set the top AZ Si3 ~ with one load
sealing 22O pounds At SI3. A few medium
fftae tight steFrS and yeaFIInR. reached
|Nt2. but most common and medium short
trds crossed the scales a. 50 J0ail rs
food yearling heUers turned ~ Si2G Il as
medium 10 good T50 pound weights brought
81 30, but most heifers were common and
medium kinds at 50 25all. Medium 10
Eood beef COWS bulked al SpaaS so only
odd head 70 - IS Cutter cows buIked A.
~ I5ds ~ untn late vhsn some common
heel type cows sold around SIS is Camera
spread from 80 23H : 80, a few shelly light
Gamers down 70 s. ?5. Most weighty
$40 80 early. "
CALVES Weeks receipts, 3sso. Good
ann cholcs Nsalers finished about steady
WIN last Weeks close hut enuman Ard
medium grades lost run 81. Good % eho,ce
NeAlers buked late a. SIS only ODD head
70 Al5 ~. On the close common and me.
flum veslers spread from S. Sog "a so.
culls As low as Ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
FOREIGN Exchange

American Gas snd Elsctrr Company and
rs suhsidiariss f0r the ~ months ended
Fsbrssr, - report net income - So b
tsHfs1 sdusi o. a. 81 share m me com
nrr aFafnsf SIS 20 07o ~ S3o2 Qr the
rrr1or IN fre preceding - u1rrfnS Fco-
faary ne income vas 81 az 2e0 eGslnsi
tees Isl IN February. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

THE MANUFACTURERS Ma
TIONAL BANK has employed
page girls inside the building for
some time For outside messenger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Best WAY TO Correct the Excessive Burden

Finally the the best
burden of tho increased income taxes which be imposed
have 10 the where they destroying
ability That the limit.
for do think need to fear that
would interfere production American
ahoers viii strike down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Magnesium Firm
Contract, Ndzi
Tieup Played
Senator Hints REC
Units Officials Are
Gully OF Malfossanee'

WASHINGTON. April - up
Senator Berkeley L. Bunker
(Dl az Nevada. charged IN the
Senate today that q government
agreement with Basic Magnesium
Inc. is so sinister rs 10 indicate
that some officials arc guilty Of
rrdtfr7x7Ucr---
Bunker denounced an agreement
between tho Defense Plants Cor
poraton. a subsidiary of The RFC
and Basic Magnesium. Inc, 4 pri-
.vatc concern with headquarters at
Cleveland.
lie charged that under the com
pany'S agreement for construction
o. a Sos .ff16606- nIaEucSltC- refinery
al Las Vegas. Ncv. il stands 70
make A profit ef 4 ESQ per cent IN
one year
Bunker said that in organization
OF Basic Magnesium. As per cent
Of stock went 10 Magnesium Flick
tron. Ltd. OF England, which
furnished knowledge Of a refining
process. He said the British com
pany operated under A licensing
agreement obtained from l. c..
Farbenindustrie, German chemical
trust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE

IN
noted pads
.,-E S-dlN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

Rariun Stainless steel Corporation ~
ports 1871 ne, loss % sos, 100. against a net
loss Of Ss3. Tai IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
QUESTIONS ENGLISH FIRM

There IL n serious question as
10 the contribution OF Mag
nesium Eiektron, Ltd. Of the
process, since they do not own,
nor do they have the license to
operate this process in the
United States" said Bunker.
THE American patents con-
trolling the PROCESS are held by
an American corporation, one
half Of the stock OF which be-
longs 10 the Aluminium Company
of America and half nf which
directly or Indirectly belongs 10
the German interests."
Bunker said:
III the agreement between
the Defense Plant Corporation
and Basic Magnesium, Inc,
presents n cross section Of con-
duct on the part of the Defense
Plant Corporation, can come
60 only one conclusion: we are
tolerating fine existence Of an
agency of the government that
Is so corrupt that would make
profiteering In the last war look
like petty ist1ny by COM
parison."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

Independent Pneumatic Tool Company and
It's subsidiaries for 1871 report a net proht
NJ 81 SIS. COS. equal 10 S4lt share
against 81 pos ms or So 81 a share in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

work. elderly men have been sub
stituted for young boys.
Cest la guerrei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

II YOU want slim lines and
young style this IS the irock for
youl Pattern 4Ol4 was designed
by Anne Adams who knows the
mature figure. The long, 'front.'
pointed bodice lines and the
front skirt panels are figure
naticring, Have the pretty coll
lar ln contrast.
Pattern AOii is available in
womcnS sizes -. 36. IS. 40 A.,
~ and as size 50 takes 5"s
yards 39-inch fabric; yard
contrast.
Send rs cents I'M coins for this
Anne Adam, pattern. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Buy our Winter Pattern Book
and cover the American Fashion
Scene. Simple. fabric-Saving de-
signs Tor outfits IN every size.
SCrap-bag fashions; war work
styles accessories.
Dress pattern Is cents. book
10 cents; pattern and book when
ordered together, rs cents.
Address Your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcut. l225 TiucS Square, De-
troit Mich. OINpg To customs
regulations ordeR for patterns
O., I.p9dr4r d,.ffuafIpuC Cgunot
be filed. =