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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-07

Kenneth Tompson. of GAINESVILLE.
who is in the U. S. army, was re-
Gently promoted to major. He for
merly taught in GAINESVILLE high
school. and is a nephew Of F. w.
Cochran of this place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-07

Howard Durbin, jr., of Terre
Haute, Ind, has been commission
ed an ensign in the U. S. navy. in
the supply division. He is at pres
ent in Washington, D. c. His faith
er is a former resident of Bloom
township. Durbin is graduate of
the University of Chicago, and Of
Harvard University, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1942-06-14
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE. refined, desire quarters
in exchange for part-time janitor service in
a small apt. house with little salary, wife
unemployed Box 472-H. Star
COUPLE will watch country estate or farm
in exchange for residence on premise.
Box 2o6-J Star.
COUPLE. white. chauffeur butler. coo';.
ghw; ref. Box i56-H. S ar. IA"
Evening star., 1942-06-14
Real Estate Executive Available

Thoroughly experienced in training
appraisers. soIesmen, nonoeers ond
office employees for hondIine resi-
dentio and rural properties. Forty
yeors Of oee-four dependents-now
employed-one eompony 10 yeors-
successful record - excellent refer
enoes. Make excellent Mortgage
Trust Officer for Bank, Trust Com
pony or Real Estote Company hon.
ding rural and residential looms and
reol estote management.
Box 2l9-H, Stor
Evening star., 1942-06-14

YOUNG LADIES, 21-35.
WHITE ONLY, AS MAN
AYERS AND ASSISTANTS
FOR LAUNDRY AND DRY
Gle A MING BRANCH
STORES. APPLY IN PER-
SON, $50 TO 10 PM
SMITH CLEANERS, 4913
GEORGIA AVE
Evening star., 1942-06-14

CUISeI UuVeT. BOX 39Z-J star.
STENOGRAPHER. EXPERT
ENCED IN HANDLING
CLAIMS; STEADY POSI-
T1ON, GOOD PAY EXPERT
ENCED OFFICE WORKER.
PROMPT ADVANCEMENT:
Is TO As YEARS AGE; REF
E r EN- ES. BOX 468-H.
STAR.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

SALESWOMAN, corsets, who
has had a years experience.
This is a splendid opportu-
nifty for a young woman who
is desirous of becoming a
corset buyer. Box 1921, Star.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

Woman. settled. white; cook ghw:
modern country home. nearby virginia:
live in. reference REQUIRED. Mrs Power
Vienna. Va. Phone 29-W l5'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE-Receipts. 1000; market, oil
classes active. strong TO Csc higher. Load
good 1.220-lb. steers, s13: two loads good.
around 1,5O5-lb., fed steers held above x13
bulk, common TO medium, shortfed steers.
50 so n 11.75 part load fat Canadian steers
at latter prices: no good heifers offered
early: common and medium, 80. rs n 10. rs
medium 10 good beef cows, s9ne.50; cut
tiers. S7.759s.75; Gamers, SO. rs % $50; bulk
weighty sausage bulls, 5000 DIS; common
and medium bulls. $s.254e.75.
| CALVEs--Receipts, 500; market opening
steady with last weeks close. Good 10
choice vealers, s15aI5.50, mostly SIS;
common and medium si0@14.
HoGs-Receipts, $500; butchers scaling
$50 lbs. and UP, 30 cents higher than last
weeks close; lighter weights, rs cents
higher and other classes rs TO SO cents up;
extreme top, s14.25 TO small killers or
sorted 1S0-220 lbs. butchers; bulk TO choice
1s0-240 lbs. weights, S14q74.10; 10000
lbs. weights, &i3.75913.s5; heavier weights.
si3 so d 1858; around 160-175 lbs. lights
mainly ti2756l3.50: weights under 16C
lbs, S12a IL. so: bulk sows. si250dl3.
sHEEP-Receipts, 1850: market, little
done early, asking fully steady with last
weeks close or sf2.75 and above on good
20 choice fed wooded lambs. Lambs carry
Ing No. pelts held above $40; odd lots
Gull 10 common light wooded lambs sold
Quotations furnished by United States
Department OF Agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Hercules Motors
Adds TO Plants

CHICAGO. April An eXpan
sion program involving additional
buildings and new production
equipment that will represent ar
expenditure of about $4,000, 00(
has been started by Hercules Mo
tors Corporation.
The present expansion follow:
the taking over and converting Of
the old plant of the York Ice Ma
chinery Company by Hercules.
Making gasoline and Diesel en-
gines used in trucks, farm equip.
ment, buses and for many other
purposes, Hercules is operating "a
hours a day. seven days a week
with every fifth Sunday off for rest
and plant repair. Employment al
the company is at a new allstime
peak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Forbes
Education Equips
Nation to Battle
Against Enemies
BY r. c. FORBES

The American government
left many things undone to pre-
pare for war. Since war came.
the nations achievements, espe-
cially induStrially, have been
such as to cause our enemies 10
SILVER.
Would it he an eXaggeration
TO say. Education overcometh
all things?"
The cardinal Importance OF
education, as an indispensable
weapon in winning the war, is
being recognized, especially by
industry and by some universe
ties.
What are among the brand
hew things being done TO edu-
cate, train. fit US, as a nation,
10 wage war?
The primaries OF elementary
education used to be the three
Rs. "readin'. 'ritin'. 'rithmetic."
The primaries of equipping
the United States to battle sue
cessfully against its enemies.
alliteratively described thus:
To-day the three RS OF modern
mechanical battle are RELIABLE
ity, repair and replacement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
GIN Goes Farther

General Motors is going far
beyond merely filling govern
ment contracts. Explains Vice
President c. L. McCuen, author
Of that phrase:
I'm past wars q contractors
responsibility ended when he
turned In 1000 horses Mt a
quartermaster's depot. But In
tOday's war of horsepower, the
old rules no longer apply. We
conceive Ii to be part of our Job
not only to build an airplane
engine, but to help train men
to operate and maintain that
engine, to find out through OBJ
servation In the field how we
can build q better engine and to
see that spares are on hand
when requirements are needed"
General Motors has appro-
priated S5,000,000 to:
. Help train the enormous num-
Der of mechanics required TO
keep a modern task force in
motion by maintaining schools
for army and navy instructors.
Place its own engineers in the
field to expedite reports on oper-
ating experience so that its war
products can be improved con-
stantly.
Assist the army and navy in
having replacement parts on the
spot when needed.
Doesn't that sound sensible,
helpful, practical, constructive ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Stock Market
Opens Uneven
In Light Trade
Several Hish-Prieed
Shares Show Gains
Up TO z Full Points

NEW YORK. April Z tUP).-
Stocks opened narrowly Irregular
in light turnover today. Bonds
were steady and dull. Cotton fu-
lures opened 2 10 s points higher.
A few high priced stocks had
wide changes. TWo-point gains
were made by Columbian Carbon
at GO and American Tobacco pre-
ferred at 123.
Commonwealth and Southern
had a block OF 1000 shares al -
cents a share, up 1872. while other
initial trades were small. General
Gas and Electric convertible pre-
ferred rose 3 points 10 ID.
United States Steel opened al
SOL unchanged; United States
Steel preferred ia. up u; Du
Pont ia. unchanged: Eastman
Kodak 119ia, off !; Montgomery
Ward 27h.. unchanged; Loews
39is, unchanged; American Tele-
phone 1lS%, of II: Standard Oil
New Jersey 34s, off Il. and
Consolidated Edison 1lA, un-
Small net losses were noted il
Chesapeake and Ohio. Union Pa
cific, Union Pacific preferred, Gen.
eral Electric. Vultee, Nash-Kel-
Yinator and General Foods,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Colleges Go Ahead
Colleges are getting aboa,

colleges are getting aboard.
Cornell established a course
in mechanics in elementary
design of aircraft structures, I"
was swamped with students
over 400. To meet demand,
Cornell originated other aircraft
engineering courses calculated
to aid in winning the war. 1t
instituted thoroughly practical
mechanical courses at Buffalo,
also at Dunkirk. n. Y.
Both the Curtiss and Bell
aircraft companies had previ-
ously pioneered in cooperation
with Cornell. in courses to study
aircraft engineering. Employee
students had TO pay S45 tuition,
but both companies refunded the
the whole amount upon satisfac-
tory completion Of the course.
Also. 120 Chicago business
men have enrolled in n lecture
conference course on problems
OF war contracting" conducted
by the University Of Chicago.
Proverbial of democracies, we
were slow TO get going warwise.
But we are now aroused. We
are going places-as our enemies
will by and by discover to their
discontinue. disaster. "
Copyright, 1912, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Record Beech
Aircraft Output

WICHITA, Kan, April 7.-Al
production records at the plant oil
Beech Aircraft Corporation ir
Wichita. Kan, were broken last
week, which had been designated
Macarthur Week." according tc
an announcement by the company
The week was also intended as
yardstick to measure production
results and to set a standard for
the future.
Idea of Macarthur week origi-
mated with shop employees in two
of three fabricating departments
When members of other depart
ments heard of the plan they
asked to participate and it spread
spontaneously throughout plant
Slogan adopted was Let's Kill En-
With Production"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Detroit Produce

APPLES-hichigan bu. crates L. 8.
Ss as seISa,S nn s. Snls.s 0sserT We
hcious. generally good, s7.i5q2.25. fair
n.7e91.so; Northern spys, s2.25.. fsir
si.7o9I.so; Ben Davis. si.1s@I25; vir-
sinia wtnessps. bu; basket y. 9, No. !.
az Inch MP. s2.15.; Washington boxes De-
hcious fancy. 72s-isss. s2.35d2.4o: fancy
winesaps. sss-1e3s, S2.15 a2.S0; Delicious.
extra fancy. 1oos-1e3s. s2.4o; Red De-
hcious. extra fancy 100s-1e3s, $3.50.
AsPARAGUs-csnforn pyramid crates.
I-dozen punches select. s4soGA7o; extra
seleet, s4.5o6475; fancy. x.25; loose
stock. medium 10 large. s+a425.
n s.AS assss o s.n. hamper scod v'isg
Bountifuis. fair TO generally good, 50
3.25: Plentifufs, s3d325, best S3.75; Wax
Beans. best. A.oo9S. fair H9A25. ordi-
BRoccoLI-Pony crate. Arizona. 81
punches. $3.50; California. Is punches,
A.T5.
cABBAcE-Texas Los Angeles crate,
type, si.loqi.5o. half crates Red, 81 q
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates. 6-doren
punches California small 10 medium. 81 ~
G3.2s; Arizona snail TO medium. rs
"a: Texas Los Angeles crates, s-doEen.
s3G3.25: half crates 4-doxen. fair, 81.
bu. BASKET topped. washed sl.75.
LstJh kh--(hUiuTnlh pony CrNtek
12s and larger. 81 sod2.15. few s225.
cELERY-Florids i6-in. crates, trimmed
tops. Golden Heart t-doren. si.eoa2
mostly h.75: es-ios sl.5oa2. mostly
si.75; extras. ti.50dIT5 fair N.2s
crates OF Hearts etllophsne wrapped. s.
dozen. s3.2573soj Pascal half crates
trimmed topt, al sizes. best Sl.s5q2
CsAornia cub crates Pascal. 81 asa IS
PhoeniI, Ari.,, and x.ss District, - snc
So. .1od3.5o; mostly ta.15as s.: ordi
nary 10 fair, 81 sOa AIS; Dozen, fsv
s2ss. Leaf Let,uee--Miehigsn hothouse
Michigan L g. No yellow.
60s 2-in and larger So.ib sacks 81 s5n
80; 20 20 so 2-in. and lsrs.r 81 500
"s:5' ss.. very sp sss ,2I s,D idsn,
larger. 81 Is Chile Sweet Spanish. large
crate. g. IS; MEXICO Crystal white wax
PoThToEs-fdsho Y. 8. No. ! Russs
Bureanks. washed, ioo.lo. sslKs. $3.50
:. 90: unwsshed. s3.i5. lob sacks. 37c
10. sacks. 81 70 q 2io; mostly 81 sga So
N.r YORK y :. r ~ Round a. w n I :
i5.ib. paper sacks. save MicSis,n = 2
No. J. Russst Rurss. iO0-Ib. sscks. 81 o
g5au.,u ps,D. M. osOgsr"; d a. i9s No5s
,sins. loo-Ib. ,ack'. 50 asa ss; is,b
firm. Tlorids I: g. No l TRIUMPH, ~
Texas U. O. No. Triumphs. 5o-lb. sacks
S2to925o.
RHUBARB - Michigan dollhouse, srtr
fancy, cases, t37sql $50; fancy. 81 % y 4
choice, Sf62T5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barrels 81 500 2
5-dosen crates, 81 10. s-doIen s3a32s
Mississfpi s-doren hu. baskets, t225
SPINACH - TEXAS Savoy. bu. bAskety
$50 e0c: mostly sOc few 81.
STRAWBERRIES - Practically nothin
offered
SWEET PoTIToEs-Puerto Rican Vans
Iouisiana ". n No. I. bu. crates. 81 81 :
4 10. Lear VI 8 No 4 hu arAiaa 81 pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Farmers Market

APPLES-McIntosh, fancy, 81 50T275
ba. 80, /. sl75a235: No: 2. 81; North.
u.7og Is; No; ?. so Las; Greetings.
No. ]. 81 q $50 bu.; No. 2. 5oa75c: iona.
ihans fancy. s2a2 Is bu.; No. 1. si5o
@a75 bS no No. 4 Pf';S1Sus Ms oy V ESQ %
steee's Red fancy 81 25a2.50 bu. No. l.
81 50l2 No. 2. 75cdsI
BET =, !, '5g75e bu. No. 2. soc.
80 9 S0c; Chives. No. I, GOO qsi.
CARRoTs-No. ]. siaL35 bu.: No.
: CELERY RooT-No. 1. neia, one.
;. 3 EGG . 'iOSn sO-do.. cases;
,o FRENCH = EN ), n.2c 5-lb.
pol RS IBIS s1 T. s. CSC ou
No i, So 75aS Is; No. q. 81. - ''
oNfoNs Dry fancy fancy s aat 1a"'P Bob.
: .sSs No. no. s e ssSssS No. No. ,7 -
Onion sets. No. i, tsoaS a2.ib. sack. ''
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. Slq150 bu.
P,S;s}sIa51P y, NJ si.'Osi-7S Ou; No.
TAToEs-Fsncy. s1.a5 bu., No. I.
POULTRY AND HoGs-1Jve. hen,
25e hroilsrs hsavy. 20 y zoe ID ieghorn.
~ ass. Hogs. medium dressed. 19G22C
10.
( RADIsKEg- Red. dollhouse. No. /. $50
don punches
RHUBARB-Ho thou,e. fancy. 4oc 5-lb
boz choice 35e; snail. soc doz punches
j RUTABAGAS-No. /. 30 zoe bu,
y SQUASH-Delic ious, No. l. 20 q soc bu.
Hubbard No J. so q 75c bu.
SOC
I VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. sOe75c
don. bunchss
! CHICAGO, Aprl INsj.--BUTTER--
Receipts, $3.50 tubs; steady. Exvas "
score, 80 &C; Ssndards. 80 score. cars
soc. extra frsu. ~ score. Sec firsts
$3.50 score, 80. 2 35e: specials. 80 score
EGGs-Reo,ipI. 81 .se4 cases: steady
Current receipts 2et4 g26to: fresh extf'
f.rs's. 2e9 2sis fresh firs,s. H. dirtiei
~ rhecEs sc.
CHEESE Twins Ua7ito: daisies
prints and l0ngh0rns. 2iS u 22c
LIVE POULTRY steady, easy; srksys
iaN 2sc hens, Isu24isc. leghorn hens 4
r. i9c. spriuEers 23is y 40 brolers. 70 q
25lyc, rOosters, i41s al5ae. ducks, lIe
"a szc; geese, l4a lSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Majority OF American Business Men Play Fair


belonged to a union CATER N9A) which
company
restricted will take advantage of labor regardless of fair play
and American principles"
Answer: You give but single not quite as
pesSimistc about human believe that
of Americans for fair
granting general which company
company, a Go dominated
believe that either would
be regulated by for the protection of the rank
nd lie OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Government Pays All Bills for Overtime


double time given
munitions bigger higher
Answer: Yes AS has been pointed by good many
critics. 40-hour question between employer
One the features of the 40hour week the high
goods the 1t factor
driving prices and the of living
The fact that employers quite willing to ahead
the 40hour half basis They simply their
prices the high enough the labor
half they would demand higher basic hourly order
to bring their weekly pay up to present high totals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
On the
Business
front y
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

FIRST QUESTION on just
about every ones lips these days
is How are your tires?"
Well, the answer to that ques-
ton on a nationwide basis is now
furnished by the statistical de-
partment of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner and Beane, which con-
Quoted surveys in each Of the
cities served by the firms IS
branch offices.
The survey includes people In
income brackets under $500,
from $500 to $1,000 and over
S., 900.
Only 6.5 per cent Of those who
answered had two new spares al
though of those with a single
spare, one in every three was
brand new. More than 18 per
cent of those answering, had two
or more used spares.
Less than 10 per cent drive
over 10000 miles per year. while
41.9 per cent drive between 10000
and 10000 and 21.3 per cent drive
less than $500 miles.
The survey revealed that on an
average, Mr.. American Motorist
has just about years mileage
left in his tires.
OF the 72.4 per cent OF the
motorists who planned to reduce
their driving, so per cent esti-
mated that they would cut driv-
ing by % per cent or more.
Nearly so per cent OF those
interviewed. use their cars to &c
to and from work and. surpris-
lingly enough, only about one-fifth
plan to discontinue the practice.
People in the Southwest have
done less boarding of tires thar
in other regions. and fewer people
in the Northeast plan TO cut down
ION their driving. On this last
the survey points out that they
were just kidding themselves or
THAT point, because the Northeast
was the first TO see gas rationing
7 SEE THAT CHARLES KAN
TIER, president of the Detroit
IClearing House Association, has
ANNOUNCED the committees for the
1912 Michigan Bankers Conven-
ton TO be held here in June.
Walter F. Truettner, vice presi-
dent of the National Bank of De-
troit, is chairman of the general
convention committee. Executive
Vice President Howard Parshau
of the Commonwealth Bank is
vice chairman. Also on that
committee are: Mcpherson Brown
ing, chairman of the Detroit Trust
Company; William w. Slocum
president OF the United Savings
Bank: Ernest G. Harris, president
of the Union Guardian Trust
Company, and Charles Hewitt,
vice president OF the Detroit Bank.
On the general reception COM
mittee, President Joseph M.
Dodge of the Detroit Bank is
chairman and Vice President
George r. TAFT of the Manufac-
turers National Bank is vice chair
man. On the group are: Presi-
dent Seldom Daume Of the De-
troit Trust; Chairman Walter Nc
Lucas of the National Bank OF
Detroit, President Otto Wismer
of the Bankers Trust. President
Frank Wolf of the Commonwealth,
Vice President John Daley OF the
Wabeek Savings. President Henry
II. Sanger of the Manufacturers
National. Vice President Ben E.
Young Of the National Bank OF
Detroit and President Eugene
Lewis OF the Industrial National.
And OF course, good old II. c.
Doc" Neyland is chairman Of the
golf committee. Vice chairman is
Charles Kinney and they'll be
aided by O. d. Marcks, T. Allan
Smith and A. G.. Ropp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
u. 5. Visible Grain
Supply Decreases

CHICAGO, April " Visible
supply of wheat decreased 926..
900 bushels in the week ended
April q. according 10 figures com.
piled by the Chicago Board OF
Trade. Corn decreased 5Sl 900
oats decreased 10000; rye de.
creased $1,000; barley decreased
All 900; and soybeans decreased
139, 900 bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. April UP).-Today's pay
ing prices TO growers for beans:
Pea beans, S4.05; lite red kidneys 40
dark red Kidneys, $3.50; yellow eyes. SO
CRC light cranberries, $3.50; CRC darl
cranberries, 81.
Wheat. si.07d1.Oe: oats. 55n SIC; rye
70m TIC. six rowed barley, Sl.62a 90
soybeans. $l.6oR1.7i: buckwheat, Sl.77q
/ so: corn. rs n soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Asks 48.HOur Week
At Straight Time
A Chicago reader asks:

Chicago reader asks:
ia per night. six nights week. with
double producing plenty
mental material Is this doing health good: Is it Obbng
governments"
Answers Why don't you tell how much you per
week Why do such long hours? suppose do it
big pay Perhaps follows You work
90 hours week. which gives % hours overtime If
dollar hour regular S40 and get S435O
for the overtime total Of $3.50 Not bad! Maybe this why
you choose overwork.
health affected by cutting your pay If
would only AZ suggest, wouldn't
have about either health robbng the government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Metal Markets

New York ana wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. spot, % per cent
n. nomln4: New York. So. future tin. 50
lake grade copper delivered Midwest, u
,lectrcytic spot smelter. IL: casting cop
per II IS: 81 ,.ouis LEAD. SIS: 81. Louis
zinc. rs New YORK antimony. 1870;
VIRGIN aluminium. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Sales Rise Due to Development Of New Items

from industrial Charles S. Munon, president, Air
Reduction Company, for example. wrote:
business indicates that 40
during five
the development products and to for the
panys established products.
II think that here lies the to question: for
constantly trying during this high business find
products The entire defense effort
quickly methods which
will be lasting, peacetimes. Perhaps another
able
which ordinary times would take
put into practical operation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Short Lead
WPB Bans Metals Ust
in Ciearet Packages

WASHINGTON, April THE
War Production Board prohibited
use of lead foil for packaging
cigarets after May /. Also pro-
hibited are further use of lead In
buttons. custom jewelry, novel
ties and trophies, effective imme-
diately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Detroit Poultry

Markei Sprngeff nrm. herF VtaF
hens. 81 lbs and up. 22c under 81 Zoe
2fe; ieghorn hens, lbs and up zoe rick
sprtnGers ~ lbs ard Up. 2sc rock
hropers az 100 60 az Ibs &c. cocks.
lee crosses , cents under rocks
TGGa - Market unsettled. current re.
esipts. 2sAe; uLdergrades, 2sA g2ahe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
ADVERTfsEMENT

NOTICE IL hereby given that the Loeb
moor Club. whose premises are located at
,1Oi5 Werner Road. Crosse Pointe. Michi-
gan. has applied TO the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission for a club license TO
sell beer. wine and spirits 20 bonande mem
hers only and that II n the intent OF the
Liquor Control Commission 20 grant said
license upon expiration Of 10 days from the
DAY hereof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Davidson Brothers
Pay 71e Dividend

Davidson Brothers, Inc. de-
clared a dividend of III cents, pay.
able April % TO stock of record
April 49, Like amount was paid
January 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
N. Y. Exchange Seat
Sells at $1,000

NEW YORK, April AR
rangements had been made today
for the sale of a New York Stock
Exchange seat at 1900. off
81 900 from the previous trans
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Recent Survey as TO Postwar Thinking

thinking disclosed that of the
$50 manufacturers giving specific replies 66 cent main
tanning expanding their industrial research Twenty
per cent already have products developed
maintaining increasing their
STATS relations and build good will.
Eighteen maintaining increasing their advert
ing expenditures. Some doing all three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S: RukeYser
Many Firms Planning
For Postwar Period

1t has been apy remarked that nothing permanent in this
life except change.
After the present conversion of United States industrial fac
wartime needs has completed there will be the prob
lem after victory reconverson of civilian
needs.
In Buffalo N. " forward looking business have begun
Systematically accumulate ideas products for
activity In describing the Bert H. White vice president
Liberty Bank Buffalo, dramatically described the
Of the problem in this question:
What going to do when stop selling to the
government"
private enterprise makes plans for the postwar period
will be the position individual who dies ntestae thus
permitting to settle his estate in its AS Mr.
White IF enterprise does have its pan
ment will give 1t Is like settling ones estate. We
draw our will let the law provide one for u.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Forward-Lookinq Step for Aircraft Industry

Edgar N Gott wee president, Conodated Aircraft Corpora
ton, said
opinion the Industry the
forwardlookng utilization
handling particularly
addition mail extensions
particularly the
OF large aircraft such producing"
F. w Lovejoy chairman Eastman Kodak Company revealed
We a
placing
the unlimited emergency IL over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
National Bank Call
Issued as Of April a

WASHINGTON, April THE
comptroller of currency today is
sued a national bank call for their
condition as of Saturday April 4.