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Ode god nema odusevljenja, tn
nema nj uspeha. - Schiller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hushel crates Y. :.
stated. Mcintosh. 81 75a ! 90. few 81
hushel basket. sl.s5; Delicious. si751,
So Northern spys. 81 500 SIS; bushel
basket SIS: Jonathans hushel basket.
50 Baldwins, 81 asa 80. Hubbardstons.
Si25 Winter Bananas sl25. suttons,
81 500 80: Ontsrios. 1925
BEANS Florida bushel hampers. mos,
stock ordinary to fair. strtngles' Back
Valentines best. So %. ordinary 10 fair.
$50 $50 poor. 81 50N 2 so: Bountifuls.
few best high as So, Plentifuls ordinary
BETS = Texas hair crates 3-dozen
BROCCOLI California pony crates, 30
bchs 81
GARBAGE - Texas Los Angeles crates.
half crates Round type. 81 lOrl.25 %
crates (corn crtsD 81 25H l.35; half crates
Savoy, 81 $50 So half crates Red type,
few 50 50 California crates Round type.
hne quality and cnndition-$ ~ b. Florida
Zoo lew sales 10 quote. Old stock: Ne"
York Sob sacks Danish T0n soc.
CARROTS - Los Angeles crates 6-dpz.
bchs.. Sm425. Arizona. s3s5Hi, few
CAt'LIFLowER- California pony crates.
l2s and larger. 50 25ff2 40.
Florida 16-in. crates. trimmed
tops. Golden Heart, 6.doz, 50 ~. ). ~ i:
and extras. s3.25 California cub crates
Pascal. 81 70n1 IS ,..
LETTUCE - Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
type California Imperial VALLEY IS and 2s
Arizona Yuma dist 4s and SIS, s3.75h 4.
ONIONS Michigan Sob. sacks U. ;.
No yellows, 6O-s0T gin and larger.
50 l5a2 20; 5o-lh. sacks T. s. No !
sDs coi sPahlSn; 81 st'@ So" '
POTATOES-iO0 sacks: Idaho Rus
set Burbanks u. s. No. |, washed - 20
1870. mostly 50 30" 3.33; unwashcd'
2 washed 50 7o@ ? rs. Maine T. s. No. !
Chippevas ann Kstahdins. ioo-ib. sacks,
50 35a2.45; 5o-lb. paper sacks, 81 2om
125; l5-lb. paper sacks. $50 Sec New
Whites. SIC Michigan 1oo-lb. sacks U. ;.
No Russet Rurals. S2m2.i0: Chippewas,
50 l54225 Upper Peninsula y. s. No. ]
Russet Rurals. s2.20; L. $. No Green
Mountatns s2iam2.35; 18Th. paper racks;
35c; 5o.lb cotton sacks U. 8 NO.
washed Triumrhs, Nebraska, 81 sou 50
Wyoming. 1850 i.75: Florida. bu crates
4. s No Triumphs, 81 $50 225.
RADIsHEs-Texas pony crates. 81 so 3.
RAPP1NI California pony crates.
RHUBARB Michigan dollhouse cases.
fancy. s3.5o@375: choice s2H 2 so,
RuTABAGAs -- Canada 5o-lb. sacks.
sHKLLoTs~ Louisiana barrel, 2o-doz
bchso ssNio; crates. 5-dor $3.50; s
SPINACH Texas bu baskets, savoy
type. q0c y 81
STRAWBERRIES Nothing offered
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans:
louisiana bu. crates Y. s. No. ]. ~ 500
! S. mostly. 81 so fair quality, 81 30
Texas bu. crates T. =. No. 1. si.65|
I 90. fair quality. $40; Tennessee gen
orally good quality bu. crates, 81 rs; fair
quality. 9oc; bu hampers $3.50 80;
bu hampers Nancy Halls, sid LIS; New
Jersey bu hampers Y. r. No. Jerseys
red soil stock, 81 50.
TOMATOES ~ 10Th. carton. rspacks
mediums si251135. small sine, r.ioo
1. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Employment
In j. ). Nedrs
5O-MiI|ion Mark
Seasonal Expansion
in Retail Trade
Factor in Upturn

MN YORK Ech. : pumar-
Sy As the result or thc seasonal
expansion in retail trade the num-
Der Of persons employed in the
United States rose 10 4950i.0O0
IN December from 1926 600 in
November according 10 the Alex
snder Hamilton Institute This
was a relatively small yoar-cnd
gain. however and the increase
failed 10 -GSet inc cur'ailment Of
employment which occurred IN
November Consequently. employ
ment in December was below Tho
record high figure of i95os 600
reached IN October
Although the number OF retail
trade employees showed sharp
seasonal gam from November to
December. this increase was par
TALLY offset by a curtailmcnt of
employment in other lines Re
fiecting the transition from a
peacetlme economy to wartime
basis HHH7heF ef workers en-
ployed in factories declined for
the third consecutive month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
lukens Steel
To Call Bonds

NEW YORK. Feb. Lukens
Steel Company. on May l, will
call for redemption of all out
standing 5 per cent and 6 per
cent bonds. due 1855. 1t is under
stood a loan being made 10 the
company by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation will be used
10 hquidate the $2,700,000 bonds
outstanding
Originally issued in November,
1920, and due in 1910, the bonds
were extended in 1888 to 1855 and
interest was reduced from per
cent to 5 per cent. Beginning with
the November l, 1888, coupon, the
company agreed to pay additional
interest Of per cent a year If net
earnings were sufficient TO warrant
such a disbursement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Taxes Up Sharply

ON the basis of current sched-
ulcS il j. expected Bendix may
show a net profit Of as much az
SO per share for tho fiscal year
ending Sept 30 1912. This would
compare with $3.50 per share on
the 2, los. coo shares outstanding in
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30.
1871 In the previous year, Ben
dix had net of S3.75
In The fiscal year or 1871 fedcrah
income and excess profits tax$
jumped 10 S23.4i6 i9l. or Sill.
per share. from 81 PCS us. or S2U
a share in the preceding year,
The secret is the huge increase
in production. which the war effort
has brought Sales in the II
months ended Sept. 30. 1871. have
iumpcd 10 Sl56, 800 900 from $50
300 900 the previous year
Considerably larger sales are
anticipated for this year No esti.
mates have been made for deliv-
cries during the current fiscal year.
bat II was announced recently that
present planS require production
in the 1912 calendar year Of APP
proximately $500, 600 600 while for
The 1913 calendar year. production
should increase TO more than
81 600 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Bendix 10 Show
$40 Share Net
In Fiscal Year
Heavy Volume Aids
Earnings Despite
Higher Operating Cost

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Mass pro-
duction is bringing a steady in
crease in net profits of Bendix Avi-
alton Corporation,
The company is making a de-
termined effort to pass along TO
the government the benefits OF
economics made possible by a
large volume of production. 1t
has been steadily cutting the prices
of its finished products which 1t is
supplying to the government.
II is also. paying higher prices
10 its sub-contractorS for the parts
which they are supplying. In adj
dition, il is faced with the higher
taxes. labor and material costs.
common 10 industry generally,
. In spite Of all these trends. the
smaller unit profit multiplied
many times by the soaring pro-
duction volume is expected TO
show up in future financial reports
in The form of higher net profits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
pITTSBIRGH

PITTSBURGH. Feb 2s uNs) - CATTLE
Receipts Is; steady Steers choice So
n "a. medium and good. Sll.2aNl2 q.
common. ssq HeifeTs. medium and good
s. 15T975: common. S725Hs25 Cows
medium and good. 81 j0Ts2j. Gamers and
cutters. s.. 751725 Bulls good and choice.
Sl0g25ull. common and medium 81 son
$50
HOGS Receipts rs: steady. i6o-iso lbs
Si325Ni3 50: 10000 lbs Sl3. 501t 10 80
2oo220 lbs. sl3. sou so; 22o25o lbs.
Sl325Tl3 so: 2j0-2eO lbs SIP g0 ~ ~ 2j
2a0.350 lbs Si2 2SNf2 90. I00.150 lbs
Si2 2j| u IL: roughs silni2
SHEEP Steady: choice lambs Sl2 25T
- rs: medium and good sii9I2; common
! m BIS, s725@fi0.23 ewes, 81 50 n s;
vethers S5n75n.
CALVES Receipts-2a: stsafH-Gee4- aH.i
choice. N5@ 10: medium. Sll sou lf, cuils
and commons. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Gets Bank Loans

II is understood that Bcndix
plans no equity financing 10 add TO
its working capital Part Of tho
increased needs have been obtained
from bank loans In tho annual
report II Was announced that carly
IN 1871 the company had increased
its credit lines with = number of
large banks from S3.350.O00 10
$40. 0oO 600
AT the close Of the fiscal wear
there were no bank borrowings
outstanding on these credit liens.
but II * understood that the fun
SO 100000 credit line has been
utilized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Livestock Markets
4 HIC AGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s GSSi Hogs re
ceip's, . 200 market steady Holtoycrs
600 Top Si3 20, bulk Sl2 751 10 10
heAvies Si2 80 1l3. mediums si2 - ~
Si3 30. lights. Sl2 s5Tl3 20 tight lights
sll asa 10 packing sows, Sll $50 IL 30
pigs. SiiGl2
CATTLE Receipts 200 narke, steaay
Calves; Receipts. 100 market. steady
Beef steers: Choice. SI2 so "a - So ne
dunn. $sG ~ so. yearlngs tl01li 90
Butcher cattle Heifers. ssGli cows
Sc n 10. bulls. s.. 500 II calves s7m'ij
feeders. xsTl Is Stockers steers So
II 50 cows and heifers. S775 q
SHEEP Receipts. 3 900. market steadv
Lambs Sil.75T12 IS common SiOff
II rs; warnings 50 75eI 10 IS ewes - n
so. feeders, 500 II so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
VAST BUFFALO

FAST BUFFALO. ~ Y, Feb. IS GNS)
- HOGS - Receipts $50 market steady .
good 20 choice. S13. so n - SIS.
CATTLE Receipts, none, market general
trade active during week strong 10 csc
higher. Cows and bulls sharing advance.
Good TO choice steers and yearlings. S12 so
n IL: shortfeds S11. 80 II. 60: common
kinds, downward ~ 50 so: beef cows, So
925. cutter and common. 81 500 : So
canner Sc. IS 7.35. sausage bulls. $40 %
d106O
CALVES - Receipts none. veslers soc
under week ago. Good 10 choise. Sl5, com
mon ~ medium. S9T - so
SHEEP--Receipts none. Good IN choice
Sl2 so n IS: mixed grades, Sill 5Op l.. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Grain Futures
Close Uneven;
Soybeans Rise
Wheat, Oats Decline y
FrsctionalIy as Corn
and Rye Advance

CHICAGO. Feb. IS GNS).-
Grains closed irregular today.
Wheat finished &C OFT after
holding 10 n range Of about sc.
May closed &C Oft Al 81 %. after
advancing similar amount 10
Sl29i2 earlier
Corn closed SC 10 Sc up after
ruling firm from the start May
closed &c up at $3.50
SoybeanS were in fairly active
demand and rose lC 10 &c before
meeting with pressure which
erased most of the gains. Last
prices were sc TO &c higher
Oats finished unchanged 10 &C
off, while rye was &C TO CSC up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. Feb Activity in the
copper market was mainly confined to
clearing up OF routine affairs and prepa.
ration for the March shipments ~ metals
Price held firm at ceiling level of II cents
mound delivered Connecticut Valley, tx
port copper was quiet at H. cents a
pound T. a. 8. New York.
There were no changes noted In either
lead or zinc market conditions. Price NJ
lead was unchanged At $50 cents a pound.
delivered New York and SIS cents
pound, 81. Louis Zinc held A. the maxi
mum price Of s25 cents q pound East 81
Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
CHICAGO C,su GRAIN

close:
WHEAT-No. . red 81 2er,: No red
20. No. ) red Sl25. No. hard
81 % No. , mixed. 81 26.
CORN No 3 mixed, 95c No. I yellow
SIC; No. yeiloW S4l4c; No. yellow, S,
~ Sic No. I yellow, 75H sOlec No. vel
low. ~ Va 73c; sample grade yellow, 50 n zoe
No. white. 81 90 G; No. white. 81 !. G
OATS mol mixed. So. 6f57 &c; M .
mixed, 81 J., ~ 81 G.: No. white. So rs f, g
white, acc: No mixed heavy. 57isc
No, 3 mixed heavy 81 e; No ] red specia
heavy. u - T57 q; No red specia
heavy, 57Hc, No. red special. 57igc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Although the number of persons
employed in December failed TO
regain the record high figure
reached in October. there were
3,59S,0 more people employed
than in December a year ago, De-
spite the dislocationS caused by
the war. employment in most lines
OF activity in December was larger
than in the corresponding month
of 1910
The number of persons unem-
ployed in the United States de-
clined from 1904. 900 in November
10 1887 900 in December Unem-
ployment in December, however,
was higher than in October, when
the unemployment figure dropped
TO 3.529,000. the lowest figure re-
ported since October. 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Camnhrn. MNnnt A Cannnn Fonndr,

Company ard subsidiaries FOR the wear
ended Dec 81, 1881 had net prof, of
Ssl77i2, after federal income and excess
profits taxes, etc, equal 10 50 q share on
3i4. 925 shares. against $3.50 22t or - Il a
share in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPtG Feb PSI GNSl Wheal
closed &c higher TODAY. oats &C 10 nc
up. barley re To sc up, rye &c 40.
WHEAT May. 77h,c. July IS tfTS7.c.
OATS Nav. iPi.c bid; July.ist.c hid
October, Sc &c hid
BARLEY MAY. sac bid; July s2'.c;
October. soc bid
RYE MAY. Jnly and October 60 \. bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

and subsidiaries for the year ended Dec
81 l9il had a net income OF 81 sos 1922
after federal income taxes. etc, equal
after preferred dividend requirements. TO
50 ~ share on IA $50 shares pf common.
This compares with net income In 1870 Of
50, 20i 926. equal 10 S3.l3 a common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
s,r,rI. Incorporated. for the quartz,

ended January 81 had net profit 81
Siei .595. after federal taxes and after de
Quoting special reserve of $500 600 set up
in connection with transition Of the bust
ness from peaceiime 20 war products The
net is equal to II cents y share on | .131 %
i26 shares This compares with not
profit i'm the like quarter 81 the prcCedl ~
wear of 1863 103 or - cents q share on
i.7sl.426 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
roi.tDo CASH CHAIN

on track
WHEAT No . red Sl2Gulc7
CORN No . yellow. SlHsl'.c. 40. 3
yellow. 79H7ql4c
OATS No white, So. n 90 &c, No. .
white. SIS sac
soYBEANs- No yellow. 81 s9's n
az Zen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Farmers Market

APPLES - Mcintosh. fancy. 81 Is q ? so
su. No. !. 81. 5on2 No. 2. 81 BY
! 0' 81 5oa i i7c No " SIS Gpseninss.
No. !. 75cmsl2 5 bu No. 2, soc bu.;
Jonathan, fancy 81 bu; No. :. 81 25fo
= IS S@ NO. No. s SU Sn: No, 75c
bu.; SHOWS, No. /. s19 80 bu; No. ?,
75c hu
BEETs -- No /, 65a 1850 bu: No. 2,
CABBAGE No. I, s5casl bu.; No. ?,
so soc, red. No. l. STA $50 bu.. No. ?.
CARROTS IT :, n.!!99 20. /; Ou; No.
CELERY ROOTS No. !. Siml.25 y bu.
Lsrge. NoGll 3o-doz. case me-
dunn. So 500
50 H 7SEs25 F sa No p s. =" o"' NO l.
oNloSs-pary, fancy. e 'oq25o No.
PARSLEY ROOT - No. |, SlU $50. No.
Z PIX1RFsHNHi.ps-Fancy. u5oa2 bu.; No
I. Slm as bu. No. 2. 75c bu.
POTATOES Fancy. 81 IS bu; No. l.
POULTRY AND HOGS co. Hens live,
heavy breed 25p Csc h leghorns, 1871
zoe; hroilers heavy, "a 26c 10 hroilers
eEhorns, 10 q zoe 10. hogs, mediums.
RADisHEs Red, dollhouse No. |, s5c
dozen punches
RUTABAGAs No. / 500 75c bu
/ RHURARB Be- Hothouse. fancy, 900 35c
5-lb. box, choice 20 SIN. box small,
soc dozen hunCnes
/ TURNlPs-No. I. s5c1N bu; No 2.
SOC Ia
VEGETABLE GREENS - Leeks. No /,
IS aoc dor. bchs. French endve fancy.
81 5o42 5-lb. box. No !, 75f soc No. 2.
65c
SWEET POTATO s-Pucrio Rican
AIMS. Louisiana bu. crates. T.. s No !,
81 son ! IS. Texas Nv. crates. L 6. No. !.
81 - ~ 20. Tennessee generally good
quality hu crates 81 40. hampers.
81 a.. bu hampers Nancy Halls. Sil0I
1ia few pest 81 %; New Jersey hu
hampers l. s. No. JERSEYS - soil
stock. - 50: Oklahoma hu baskets, Jer-
seyS 81 asa IS.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. I. Goa 75C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL, Fen % - silver closed
steady sne bineNanged wi'h February 81 IS
BID. Nc y tts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb. Is This Is bid and
ask market and the actual sale az Securi.
ties is often subject 20 negotiations
,'r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Building Trade Drops

Employment in the building
trades also showed a sharp drop
in December as the result Of the
government restrictions on the
use of various building materials.
Employment on the farms and on
the railroads likewise declined in
December. -----1-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Kan,a. CT, Power and Ilrht Cnmn,n,

had preliminary 19il net income q 81 =
1856 763, or 81 ri share on the common.
against So .Oi2 or Sc Il on the common
in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
IiICAC.O

CHICAGO Fen. q GNS). BCTTER -
Receipts 6s26 tubs. steady. Extras %
scpre Sac standards. g0-sCore cars 30 ~ G
extra frsts ql score 33itc. firSts $3.50
score 81 W 22c. specials 93-SCore. % F. 1 Csc
FGGs REGENTS. l3 1876 cases; steady
current receipts. csc. fresh extra firsts
g7u Csc fresh trsts p Csc. dirties
25fc checks Use
CHEESE TWINS % ~ 73c. daisies
PRINTS and lonEhorus % 3 23i-c.
LTVr POULTRT,Closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
New York Coffee

Market. 12ss bid.
Market unchanged.
Sales. rs lots.
RIO CONTRACT
CLOS1NGS
March. 8 SIS bid.
Nav. SOS bid.
July, SIS. nominal
September. SIS, nominal.
No sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Unlisted Stocks

ApptoNimat" prices furnished hv the
'atonal Association 81 Securities Dealers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
EARNINGS

Solar Manufacturing Corporation for the
wear ended Dec 81, 1871 had net profit
NJ S146.s3t. after federal income taxes,
etc, against a net loss OF $3i,9i7 IN 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Buffalo Forge Company and subsldisrie.
Indiannnnli, rnmer nnd Imam Comnnn,

for the fiscal year ended Nov So 1871
had a net profit Of St,1ih. SO4, against
S7T5 lis BiR the preceding year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Lambert Cnmnany Tor 1911 had q net

profit ~ 81 35u.4l0. after 5000 OOu provi-
sion FOR contingencies and eNtraordnarv
expenses or SIS a share. against Sl.l73,.
O5f, or 81 share IN 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Foreion EXCHANGE
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. No quotations available
SATURDAY.
EGGS ~Aatkei weak; current receipts,
20 &C: undctgrAdes. 30 U2da.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
New York Cotton
CiOSINGS

ftD~lNbN
April. IS ~ nomina
June 1872 nOmira
August 1851 nomnnl
September. 1850 cuWsl
November. IS So nomina
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
PLAYERS
SPONSOR BENEFIT

Naugatuck, April ga very en-
joyable program was presented last
night at the Congregational parish
house, it being an entertainment
for victory" affair, sponsored by the
Parish Players. This society, the
Aid society, the Young Peoples Fell
lowship and the church choir par
ticipated in the program. Purchase
of a defense stamp constituted the
price of admission.
Those taking part in the various
playlets were: Betty Stinson, Will
liam Schmilcke, william Saunders
Robert Sutherland, Robert Quinn,
Donald Quinn and James Ahrenr
formed the cast Of BED Time Fan
tasy" directed by Paul Elliott; Mrs
Clarence E. Jones, Mrs. Ernest Cos
man and Mrs. Wesley Coe, members
of the cast of "The Blizzard" d.
rected by Mrs. John A. Helm, Mrs
Stanley Zeun, Philip Walker, Err
nest Cosman and Robert Sterrittr
the cast of "rhe Family Dinner" d.
rected by Mrs. Charles Gates; Gladys
Borne, Samuel Bristol, Charles P
Rodenbach, Mary Gilkeson and Mil
lcent Saunders, the cast Of a play
presented by the church choir with
Mrs. Andrew watson directing. Mrs.
Gates gave two readings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
FIGHTING BISHOP
WAS ENTHRONED
DR.. William Temple Called
for United Effort to Win
This War

Canterbury England, April % -
(UP)- DR.. william Temple, Brit
aims fighting bishop, appealed for
united war effort to preserve Chris
tian civilization today as he was
enthroned as Archbishop of Can
terbury.
Eve as Christians must do our
best toward winning the war that
we may keep open the possibility
Of Christian civilization" he said.
The ritual was solemnized In the
ancient cathedral whose windows
already bear the marks Of Hitler's
bombs. Temples first sermon as
archbishop struck warning note
against the consequences Of Ger
man victory.
"A German victory In Germany's
present mood would mean an end
to the ecumenical Christian move
lnent and all hopes connected with
It." he said. This Is no guess. 1t
is the declared policy Of the Ger
man state"
Temple again advocated a rein
vigorated church, which, he said,
should be cognizant Of the modern
world. The worlds secular move.
ment, he said, was heading toward
more intense and fiercer colnpeti-
ton, conflict and war between
larger concentrations of power.
Back to Catacombs
"If that were all that could be
said, the church could do little else
but work below the surface moral
~, II not physically, and return to
the catacombs," he added. But as
though in preparation for such a
time as this, a Christian fellowship
now extends into almost every ma
ton and binds the citizens in them
together In true unity and love-"
Temple said a great world fellow
ship had arisen almost incidental
ly."
"It is of the great new fact Of
our times" he declared. There is
one great ground of hope for the
coming days in this worldwide
Christian fellowship"
The ceremony enthroning Temple
has been repeated exactly the same
way 98 times since the FIRST arch
bishop was recognized in the Mid
die Ages.
Representing the United States
section Of the church at the en-
thronement was Bishop Perry Of
Rhode Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
FIRST WOMAN TO
REGISTER in WAR
Had College Degree, Was
Given a Job Almost
Immediately

Hartford, Conn, April % - (U.
P) - The first woman to register
under the statewide mobilization In
the work For Victory Campaign"
was found a Job within "a hours, U.
s. Employment Director Major
Leonard j. Maloney said today.
The applicants woman with a
college degree, majoring in nutri-
tion--was placed as a dietician the
day after she registered.
Many of the women who veg
ister," said Maloney, will be offered
jobs now in war industry, but they
will be serving a patriotic end
nevertheless, because there Is such
an interdependence between jobs
that anyone who is doing productive
work will be helping to do her part.
A Hartford Typewriter firm, Ma
loney said, asked the employment
service for a young woman ito dc
light trucking, and possibly ride a
bicycle on the factory grounds do
ing stock chasing"
This request was taken as an in
dication that women will be fitted
into many jobs heretofore held only
by men.