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laval aad air attacks aispE
the south Am<rie@n e<-sst,
bat nons was fe4rfu1-

me resolution WAS a rsdrsft 10
which Argentina and cniis agreed
after having respected the original
IL was a. potent az the original.
bat there we're two differences.
I-Argsntins and Chile were
granted freedom q action.
requiring congressional rztlfiea-
ton before they formally break
relations.
"a break 10 econOmie ana n
4 nznelsi relations Nias not men
TONED in the redraft
Beside the Point
II Nas beside the point. how
ever. whether any Of the nations
bother 70 break sconomie and IL
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Al Ray. the printer, is recover
ing from a broken arm he received
recently when he slipped and fell
while carrying in load Of wood
Edgar soofieid, deputy Of the U.
s. clerks office here, was confined
70 his home Wednesday with an
eye infection.
l. A. Granger has returned to
his home in Waterloo. Iowa. after
visiting since the first Of the year
with his sister. Mrs. Ella Tower,
4o1e 50. Yakima ave II was the
CONTINUED on Page 7. Column 81
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Army Plane Damaged

rCAPPOOrE- Ore - Al army
plane on routine flight wss dam
aged IN a forced landing here
Wednesday afternoon. There we're
no casualties.
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wANHINGTON

WARRINGTON r. Portugal. Il
appeared thursday. may -
selected AZ the neutral ground
where American diplomats from
ans countries and aka diplomats
from ths western hsmlsphsrs .iii
b. exchanged.
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Nozi Guns Bark

DOVER. Eng Long range Ger
man guns smplaesd On the French
coast fired across the Straits d
Dover for more than three hours
Thursday.
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| German Retreat
| Great Victory
For Russians
ToDAY's WAR MOVES
fRes. q. = PAT Offie<J
BY LOUIS ' kEEMLE
InlfeA Prfna Mar AnalNsf

The German retreat from Mos
cow has developed into one Of the
great single victories Of the war
for Russia The Germans. their
winter line cracked al hozhaisk.
were fighting desperately Tnurs-
day al or beyond Borodino. scene
Of sspoleon's triumph 10 1912
The Germans cannot yet b said
70 have been routed ana prssun-
ably will eventually make a firm
stand. even II they have 70 fall
back 70 sn5oienak On the upper
reaches Of the Dnisper. which Hit
Ter already has abandoned 80 ia
field headquarters
An important point ia spprais-
ing the Aozhsisk Borodino action
- that 4 dispels definitely the
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Reds Slash
Staggering
Hitler Lines
Soviets Driving
Stroight Toward
City of Smolensk
Nv NJ. 4. HANDLER
United Press Writer
.isTH DAY IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW - Red army troops
slashed into the staggering Ger
man lines Thursday on the blood
stained snow Of Borodino where
Napoleon on Sept 7. 1912. won
the victory which opened the way
TO Moscow but cost him his en-
pire.
They were driving straight
for smoIensis. 100 miles 10 the
southwest. tireiessiy. with the
precision Of \ machine and q
reientlessness engendered by
bitter hatred, In one Of the
most astonishing effeasives Of
history.
Snow giiders lowed SKI troops
along the ragged German TANKS
while infantrymen marched in
close ranks through breast high
snow. mile after mile IN 40 degree
below zero cold, To make a path
for the tanks and trucks Para
chutists dropped behind thu Ger
man lines from great transport
planes while stormovik dive
bombers hurtled down on troop
and truck columns In the German
rear.
EIGHTH MONTH or WAR
II was the opening Of the eighth
month of the war and II Was the
18th anniversary Of thu death Of
Nikoiai L>enin, father Of the Union
Of SOVIET Socialist republics.
hut Thursday, usually .
holiday. found war factories
working at peak speed. eager
90 make records In Lenin's
honor. and the men st the
front who normally would
have hosered him In Essrisess
all over the ssvset Unson.
sought 10 speed their pace.
Jubilsnt. military leaders talked
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EIGHTH MONTH or WAR

JuDilsnts military leacfrs TAXED
CONTINUED on Page z. Column 81
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

en- ell teatro del Centre Astu-
riano.
Tambien hablara Ell profe-
sor Jer6nimo Mallo, del South
ern College, exmagistrado de
los tribunales republicanos.
Carmencita Alvarez, la hija
de Don Basilio, tomara parte
en- ell programa teatral que Sc
organiza como digno compile
mento de los discusses.
la Secci6n Juvenil de los Ca
balleros Leales intervendra en-
ell programa y tambien la Estu
diantina de la misma logia, di
rigida por ell professor Salgado.
Quedan invitados al acto to-
dos los ciudadanos norteame-
ricanos, espanoles, cubanos,
italianos, que simpatizan con
la causa del pueblo espanol y
de las Naciones Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
Una distraction

Luis Blanc, Ell polftico fran.
ces, fue un gran orador que
logr6 alcanzar fama de ser un
improvisation brillantisimo, en-
10 cual habfa puesto TODD su
empeio. Aunque de antema-
no p%reparaba y escribfa pala-
bra por palabra sus discursos,
10 hacia con tai habilidad, que
parecfan verdaderas improvi-
saciones.
Pero un dfa, por una dis
tracci6n Sc traicion6 a 81 mis-.
mo.
Fue en- ell entierro del poeta
Adolfo Pellepot.
Cuando Blanc Sc disponia a
hablar, Sc lie acerc6 un perio-
dista.
SIR. Blanc, Jpuede listed
darme ell texto de su discurso?
Amigo milo - lie contest6
ell gran orador-todavia no Sc
10 que voy a decir,
FL periodista Sc alej6 por ell
momento.
Pero apenas hubo termina-
do Blanc su brillante IMPROVE
saci6n, ell reportero volvi6 a la
carga....
-GEl discurso2
-T6melo usted-respondi6
Blanc distraido. Y sacando de
un bolsillo un rollo de Quartz
Has, Sc 10 entreg6 al pedigde-
no,
En- su distraction Sc divide
c~omlpletamente de que habia
improvisado ell discurso.
Y la cOsa Sc supO, y Sc des-
vaneci6 la fama del IMPROVE
sador brillantisimo.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Antics de la legada de Hitler
al poder, la Reichsbdhn alema-
ma era una de las organiZacio-
mes tecnicas mejores del num-
do. Herr Julius Dorpmueller,
que por muchos amos fue ell Di-
rector General de los ferroca-
rifles alemanes, y en- la actuali-
dad Ministro de TranSportes, sc
presto a los planes de Hitler y
es ell primer responsible por la
cataStrofe que Sc aproXima. Co.
mo uno de los mas granldes ellen
ties de las industries alemanas
del carbon y del hero, ell Direc
tor General de Ferrocarriles SO
halo siempre entire los persona
jes mas influyentes de Alema-
mia. Hitler no divide nunca que
Kapp Patsch 1919, fracas6 de-
Dido a la huelga de los emplea-
dos de ferrocarriles. Asi hizo
preston y D~orpmueller Sc presto
a clio, para que Sc introduJera
una fuerte representation nazi
entire empleados Y obreros de
ferrocarriles. Mas tarde Dorp-
mueller fue premiado por su
complacencia, siendo nombrado
Ministro de Tr0 nsportes.
Entire 1927 y 1929 courtroom
en- Baviera varios academies de
ferrocarril de proporciones ca
tastr6ficas y que levantarOn mu
chas protestas contra la admi-
nistraci6n de los ferrocarriles.
Varios centenares de personals
p~erdieron sus vidas en- aquellos
dias debido a que D~orpmueller
habia reemplazado funcionarios
llenos de experienced por MEM
bros del Nacional Socialismo.
Ell autor del presente a~rticulo,
entonces director del Sued
deutsche Sonntagspost", ell mas
importante diario de los domin-
Cos en- ell Sur de Alemania, pu-
blic6 un articulo llamando la a.
tenci6n sobre este particular y
aconsejando all p1blico no via
jar en- 81 expires Berlin Munich
EN aviso-consejo fue pasado q
Berlin por los corresponsales en-
Munich de los peri6dicos berli-
neSes, y tuvo una consequence
curiosa. Dorpmuelles vic con Ell
consiguiente enojo, que ell tren
del domingo que por general sc
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

produce ell deporte.
Y es que una mujer moderns
debe ser ~deportista, pero nuncs
hasta perder sus encantos feme-
mines. Bien esta que sc pierds
con el ejercicio la forma indeci-
sd del cuenpo infantil, pero con
$al que huya de la rudeza y Ia
rcbustez de los muchachos.
La mujer debe ~acentuar STEM
pre- 10 femenino en- sus moyi-
mientos; debe e~nconitrar una
manera ligera Y especial de
praoticar el sport. Nunca una
muier daportiva ha de tener CO.
mo ideal la mujer varonil, que
err6neamente alguien ha presen
lido,
En- realidad, la mujer moder-
ma siempre Sc ha preocupado de
la linea. Hay que ser judtos.
Pero convene no extraviarse
La es5eltez deseable no sc consi-
que paando hambre. Ell hambre
puede llevar a la mujer al dema
cramiento, pero no a la belleza.
En- este orden solo puede pro-
ducir verdaderos milagros ell
"punching-ba1l'.
Los e~jercicios deben empe-
zarse temprano, 81 es possible,
porque entonees es cuanldo Sc tie
men las fuerzas en- TODD vigor, y
serfa absurdo acudir en- malas
condolences al deporte.
En- la pelota es necesario que
Sc trabaje sacramento, 10 mismo
que en- ell tennis, 81 desea un re-
sultado serio. Y es que de ESQ
depende Ell problema de hermo-
scar ell torso.
En- ell mismo case Sc halla la
esgrma en- relaci6n con la mu-
jer. PoRque la ~esgrimadora ha
de tomar tambien en- serio su
ejercicio y emprenlderlo muy
tempranito. La esgrima sera
muy Chic, tpero maces]ta de
una voluntad terca, y, sobre to-
do, de una gran eleganlcia de mo
vimientos. BESIDE luego, puede
contribuir mucho a la esbeltez.
La figura de la mujer adquiere
con este eiercicio cierta seguri-
dad eli cuerpo sc hace flexible Y
agil y Sc despoja de toda afecta
'ci6n y 'lpoSe"; los cosaS que de-
he proscribir la mujer moderna.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

10, a. ciudadano latino Till.S
Noriega.
La fecha fue sehalada aver
por ell juez Hines.
La Corte Supreme Tevoc6 la.
sentencia de esos hombres, de
10 amos, basandose en- motives
tecnicos.
Los dos Sc italian en- liber-
tad bajo fianza.
Para ell dfa Is de mayo que
dc fijada la vista de la causa
contra Herman r. Summervi-
lie, que mat6 ell pasado julio,
fracturandole ell craneo, a vi
cente j. Hurley, Jr., obrero de
los astilleros.
Dicese que ell procesado lie,
pogo a su victima con ell puno.
Fueron senaladas distintas
fechas para los casos de bolt
ia de Sam Leto, Joe Glossy,
Joe c. Varde, Sam Messina,
James Messina, Phillip Frisco
y esposa, Rodolfo Tagle, Paul
Ferrara, Phillip Leto, Horton
STA Perez, Tomas Castellano y
William.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
ESPERASE QUE DON JULIO
ALVAREZ DEL VAYO LIE
CUE ANTES DEL DOMINGO

Una importante carta lie fue
mandada hoy por la Junta de
CCultura Espanola, a Don Ju-
lilo Alvarez del Vayo, exminis
tro de Estado de la Rep1blica
Espahola, que dentro de pocos
dfas nos visitara, en- union de
su esposa,
En- la carta finamente Sc lie
pide que trate de llegar ell sa-
bado DEL domingo por la ma
mana, de modo que pueda a.
sistir a la "Fiesta Primaveral
del Centre Espanol.
FL ilustre ~visitante pronun-
clara ell discurso de mayor i'm
portancia en- ell acto que Sc or
ganiza para ell dia IA de abril,
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
Gotta ATE
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend, on
a business appointment. play smart and take
the proper precaution 70 see that your breath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After all, moth.
ing is 50 inexcusahle and 80 offensive asf
neglecasd case Of halitosis chad BREATH. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweet err, purer, less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. say some authorities, are
due to the fermentation of tiny food particles
IN the mouth. although some cases may be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Listerne Antiseptie works
wonders because Il first halta the fermensa-
tion and then overcomes the odors Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use Il. It'F the FIRST aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people
LlSTERINE A~NTISEPTIC
To Make your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
Ell MINISTRO ~DORPMUELLER
Las dificultades de los ferrocarriles alemanes
PoR WALTER

veia leno de bote en- bate, por
miles de berlineses que viajaban
a las montanas de B~aviera, iba
cast vacio, pues los pasajeros te-
milan ell confiar sus vidas a la
deacreditada linea. Ell mismo
Herr Dorpmueller hizo Ell viaje
a Munich para aquietar Ia ansie
dad pGblica y enterarse perso-
nalmente del estado de los ferro
CARRIES en- Bavira. Este era al
principle de su cerrada colabo-
raci6n politica con Hitler.
Cast doce ans han pasado desde
entonces. Durante TODD este pc
riodo la nefasta o desastroSa a.
sociaci6n de Julius D~orpmueller
y Adclfo Hitler ha sido mantle
nida y clio es la l6gica conse-
cuencia de la presente situaci6n
de los ferrocarriles alemanes.
Hitler ha robado al pueblo ale
man su salud; ha sacrificado mi
Homes de vidas alemanas; ha re-
ducido a la naci6n a la pobreza
y miseria; y para colmo ha a.
rruinado Ell Reichsbahn, Ell que
en- tanyo que permaneci6 bajo el
control International, fue un
poderosfsimo modelo de organi-
'zacion que valfa millones sin
cuento.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
La feminidGd q ell deporte

Reside la belleza de la mujer
en- Ia ammonia de su cuerpo que,
acknowledgements, con ell deporte
sc conIyerva. Por ESQ, 81 la edu-
caci6n moderna concede a la per
fecci6n y agilidad de los m1scu-
los una gran importancia, no
descuida tampoco su gracia "
attractive.
No sc puede dudar que sienta
NAL a Ia juventud femenina esa
ruda masculinidad que a wees
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
DIVORCTOS

Decrets: William D. Mcmahon
contra Sena Mcmahon Bobbie
Hester contra David Hester
Mildred l.. Rodriguez contra Jo
sc Rodriguez; Mateo Consagra
contra Lille Tucker Consagra.
,Nuevas demandas: Richmond
H. Neale contra Ruby Neale,
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Tres amos dc pnsi6n impuso
aver ell juez Hines a Robert
E. Pope, de 81 amos, que alqui
10 un autom6vil y Sc march6
con 81. Els un reincidente. Nick
Scaglione, por juego prohihi-
do, $500 de multa y las costas
o seis meses de carcel.
Una fianza de $3.50, presta-
da por Alfredo Hornedo, fue
d~ecomisada. No Sc present6 a
juicio.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

cesaria la naFzsat:dai las con.
toHiones prcvccadas por un rit.
mo mai elagido han de eliminar
Sc.
La vsrdadera gracia Solo Sc
talcanza por 81 daporte, que per-
ieccicna les m1sculos. ST la gra-
cia no es fmata, ha de inculcar-
Sc por la educaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Ell case de la agresion a Willie
Noriega

Ell dfa ii de mayo seran juz
gados de nuevo John Henry
Smith y J, w, Chancey, indi-
viduos que cobardemente in
tentaron asesinar, sin lograr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Insurance Gain
For A||stdte

CHICAGO. March 14.-The All.
state Insurance Companies. organ.
lied by Sears. Roebuck az Co, re-
ports that 1871 was by far the
biggest year in the companies. re-
port. Net premiums Of the Allstate
Insurance Company rose to So
111.266 compared to $3.50, 984 for
1910. gain of All per cent for
1871. Net premiums of the affili-
ated AllState Fire Insurance Com
pany were S1,725, 1876 for 1941. an
increase of SIS per cent over its
1910 net premiums of $l,109, 1876.
As of Dec. 81, 1871, the assets
of the Allstate Insurance Company
amounted to SS.l57 29S, an in
crease of 4S.2 per cent over the
1910 report. The assets of the ALI
state Fire Insurance Company
to 81 ,S44,4l4, an in
crease of 22.8 per cent
New officers are: Gen. r. +.
Wood, chairman of the board; Cal
vim FcntresS Jr.. president; f. j.
Pollock, chairman of the finance
committees; Paul B. Kelly. vice
president and comptroller; c. B.
Kenney, vice president and secre-
tary; F.. +. Williams. vice presi-
dent and sales manager; V. c. Cor.
ton, vice president and general
counsel J. b. Branch. treasurer
and +. r. Hall, assistant secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
7 More Custer
Officers Shifted
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. March II. -
The transfer Of two more Fort
Custer recruit reception center
officers was announced here today
by Lieut.. Col. George Shank, post
commander.
N. Joseph r EHtFinger, In
spector Of the center since its
opening last year. has been as
signed 10 duty in the Sixth Corps
Area headquarters at Chicago He
was resident OF Madison. Wis,
before entering the army.
Capt Ernest y. Rubel Jr.. who
supervised the assignment Of
moro than 10000 Michigan and
Illinois seleCtces who passed
through -ibe reception center here,
has been sent 10 Fort Sill, Okla.
where he will be on duty with a
field artillery unit. He was
Chicago attorney before coming
here in December, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Keller Reveals
Chrys|er Gains
In War Output
Bio Tank Arsenal
Working at Capacity;
Machine Tools Pooled


Cbry>lcr Corporations $4,000
geo tank arsenal is operating at
capacity. which Will be increased
with completion Of a $4,000, 900
expansion program, President X.
r. Keller disclosed today in a
letter 20 stockholders.
Keller whose firm was the first
of the big three automobile pro-
ducerS 10 swing into volume pro-
ductlon of tanks said the program
calls for more tank assembly
lines and additional equipment.
ChrtSler's present arSenal-fve
city blocks long and two blocks
wide-> prane from blueprints TO
finished building last year within
seven months II took $500 tons
OF ,stccl $1,000 tons Of concrete.
Keller assured stockholders in
the letter containing dividend
checks of 81 per share that
practically all of the corpora
tons activities are now being
devoted 10 war production. "
ChrySler delivered war materials
totalng more than SIG, 900, 900
last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Real Facts
Henderson Is in Brazil
for Rubber Data

WASHINGTON, March IA (INS)
IOstensibly in Rio de Janeiro for a
vacation, Price Administrator Leon
Henderson actually is expected 10
make complete investigation of
the rubber production situation in
Brazil. 1t was learned on high
authority today.
Sources close to Henderson be-
lieve the principal purpose of his
visit TO Brazil is to ascertain
whether it Will be possible to
hasten the delivery of rubber sup
plies from that country TO the
United States.
The price administrator is under
stood TO feel that il should be pos
Sible TO obtain more rubber from
Brazil in the immediate future
than available reports estimate.
The United States and Brazil
recently signed agreements under
which the American government
is extending credits to help finance
the production of Brazilian rubber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Senate 10 Probe
Rubber Shortage

ASHING TON, March IA
QNS) A searching investigation
to fix responsibility for the acute
rubber shortage in the United
States was announced today by
the Senate defense committee
headed by Senator Truman I'D
of Missouri.
Public hearings will be started
April 6, with Secretary of State
Hull invited as the first witness.
Also scheduled to be called to
testify are Secretary of Commerce
Jones. Secretary of Interior IckeS,
Assistant Attorney General Thur
nan Arnold. Lcnd-Lease Admins
traitor Edward j. Stettinius. and
William l.. Bait. director of the
war production boards materials
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates T. s. No.
!. ~ in min unless otherwise stated Nc.
Intosh, S2a2 IS; Delicious. Sl.75n2; Nor
tern spys $l.7572, Baldwins, 81 so; SUIT
tons. 81 50: Ontsrios, sl25; Jonathsns. bu
baskets, in min, 81 so. New York bu
crates U. S. No. !. IN in min. Mcln'
tosh, So eastern crates. U. 8 No. /,
Rome Besutys. 3-ln min 81 1902.
BRoCCoLI-Arzona pony crates, }.
bchs. N25.
round type. 81 s592; I7-crstes savoy cab
bage. 81 asa 80. p crates red cabbage
rs; California Los Angeles crates, round
type. 81 Florida, ll3-bu hampers, round
type, 81 80.
CARROTS 10, Angelo. crates. q 10,
bchs, California, S3T32i best mostly
50 l503.25 fair, 81 50. Texas, Los An
geles crates doz bchs. s3n35O mostly
So rs; fair. $50, n crates. an. dor
cAULiFLowER-canfornia pony crates
l2s and larger. 81. few 81 10
CELERY-FloridA 1s-in crates. trimmed
tops. Golden Hearts. dor, 50 rs. SIS. IS. q;
= $50; ss. s3.50a ,. IS Jos and extras
and Pascal s. z5a3.Jo Pascal. 1o-ir
crates, trimmed tops. 80 coI. S275g3
s doz and smaller 81 -
ETTUCE-Caiifornia Imperial Valley
don. 81 Soa4.75, ", few 81 IS. Arizona
Yuma district, 5 fo1. N.o514 rs. gener
ally 25u435 doz. generally good
81 2,at 80 don. 50 5od3.75. Phoenix
LEAF LETTUCE Michigan dollhouse
lob baskets, 754 soc.
ONIONS 50-lb sacks, Michigan. =. s
No 1 FELLOWS. 5o-60% 2-in and larger
81 So. 7O-sOe, 2-in and larger, s. so ~
q IS, u. 5. 40. / sweet spanish Sin anc
larger Colorado and Idaho S32s
POTATOES 100 10. sacks Idaho Russo
/ 30. unuashed. t313iO 10 10. sacks
IS SEC; Maine L. 5. No / Chippewas anc
katahdins. 100 70. sacks, 81 25d2 40
mosily 81 30 IS. N 10. paper sacks
81 1871 IS, i5-lb. paper sacks 35a37hc
New York IS 10. paper sacks T. $ No
Round Whites, few sales $50 Michigan
100 u. sacks Y No. Russet Rursls
sag o5, mostly 81 Commercials. 81 90
/ L. 5. No. and L s Commercial chppe
was 81 i5G22O; Upper Peninsula u s
No | Green Mountains. - 10. paper sacks
Soc. Nebraska so IN cotton sacks L. 5
No. washed Triumphs. 81 s.. New stock
Florida bushel crates L. s. 40. Trumphs
RADlsHEs--T.Sss pony crates. 81. so
,,, RSfPtT = 90, California 6 q pony crate
RHUBARB - Michigan h6thous. cas-.
fancy, 50 80 Is choice, ~ ? 50.
RUTABAGAs-canada 80 lbs. wsxed
sHALLoTs Louisiana barrel. 20 do,e
! sPINAcH-Texas bushe baskets savoy
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Yam.
bushel crates Louisiana o. 8 No !. 81 81
NJ 65 Texas huShfl crates y. s. No
few saies 81 90 Tennessee. generally goo'
quality. hushel hampers 81 toa - IS: hushs
JERSEY bu'hel hampers Z s. No. l Jer
ssys 81 80
TOMATOES ID. carton, r.pack,. m.
dunn. 81 IS 40. small sire 81 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
6 Battle Creek Men
In Commission Race

BATTLE CREEK, March ID
Six candidates will seek nominal
ton in the spring primary election
for posts on the city commission,
City Clerk Joseph Boos revealed
today.
Shortly before the deadline yes
terday, Peter Olson. a former city
employee, filed his petition. Five
others previously had submitted
petitions. Voters will choose four
from a field Of Robert Agnew and
James Cox. incumbentS; James J.
Barry, Paul c. Buckley. Earl J.
Brutsche and Olson. Constable
candidates are II. Paul keagle,
incumbent. and Jay Walton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Spectacular Fe ats

The spectacular fcaiS o. the
ChrySler Corporation IN fulfill
ing war contracts IN record
breaking time and on a record
breaking scale have been widely
pubhCized. A cornteld was
transformed INTO a producer Of
an endless chain Of tanks IN an
incredibly short period. ChryS-
Ter. because OF its know how, ."
has received hundreds of mill
lions OF other governmental or
dcrS.
With what consequences 10
stockholders? a sharp reduc-
ton in their income. from Sc 10
81 annually.
There are other instances Of
standard companies loaded with
war jobs which. instead of reap
inC abnormal profits. are doing
worse. financially, than they
did under normal. peace time
conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Stock Market
Opens Irregular
In Quiet Deals
ChrysIer, U. S. Steel
Steady as en- and
Radio Edge Upward

NEW YORK, March II (UP).-
Stock opened irregular in quiet
dealings today. Bonds were steady
and cotton futures firmed 2 10 D
points.
Most change in the stock list
were small. but few groups dis
played a definite trend.
Chrysler opened at 53h UNI
changed. and General Motors was
up u to 335s. United States Steel
was unchanged at 50 and Bethle-
hem sold at 59Ss. up Is.
Union Pacific eaSed - to 727s
Santa Fe sold at 81, off IS, and
Southern Pacific was down IS TO
117s.
American Airlines, which
dropped some points yesterday,
opened at 33h. up 4, and Eastern
Air Lines also was up 4 10 2Oh
United Aircraft sold at 32is, up
Il. Lockheed at 2lh. unchanged,
and Boeing at 17a4. unchanged.
American Telephone held un-
changed at 1855. Radio Corpora
ton opened 1000 al pa, up II.
General Foods and Pepsi-Cola
firmed - each and J. c. Jenny
gained IS to g.. Standard Oil
Company New Jersey was up
n TO $685..