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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
40 batte eletst pett 33eeinn cine itiirntiIde
faufbahh
Stre 8rapase 6ab spannaen mnb Eus unber Nrt
nnS 4ohl bealeiten ben 2ebensmes bis gum tu Mpmen

nuroe sen Sitfopfen in Ser Grgoni-
iation balo flar. ltebero;es tpltroe
oem 9unoesNiibrer 'Sehulo an piclcr.
lei 0insen sleeiboben. 9ie .Geat.
ide 3eitung" fam itnb eing nntcr
Or. S6nuh. llnb bate niht ientanb
anbers iogar cine @irti6aftSgrurpe
= 9I@M - gegriinSet? Sotte nidt
Clinton Giigele aeine eisene Nastei
a,1seebaut9 Satte S1eele aidt bie
3eitlrng, sic gum ~@edr,,f nro Ha-
ubadter" puroe, fir iich genomn'en?
Sour elm Ssabr berblieb Or. Shnlid,
am &uoer, Damn lolte Srlt 8iiiibL,
ser in Soiepb Sd)ulter einsr ebeni,
lauten unb plumpen Moi,iSanter
bate, i'm in ser er1ten 2anbesta=
guna ab. Trit @iiiibl mahte Shu-
lter, ser Biz babin bie SrtSeruppe
grooflp eefiibrt batte, sl,nt sriten
@auleiter Sit uno gum 2eiter oes
Srbnunesbielti ties @. 8cfiratb, ser
ipGter einmal eegen Miigtierer Ser
gunoesleitr1ng flagte, puroe crlter
2eiter oes Seuti6 aonium-Gers
ban0s - S@8.
9as &eaimcnt nno Mesime 8nbn
Sm Sabre 1886 tpuroe gefliiitert,
bab ser @uno mebr als 250,OOs Wit=
elieoer i'm 9anbe bnben iollte. Sieie
3nbl lit ME erbraft iporoen. Cider
lit, baB es an MitlGufern lange 3eit
niht feblte. Gum @au Sit famen
@au Wittelneiten uno Gan @eit.
Sn5ipii6en itieg i'm amerifaniicbeu
offentlihen 2eben Sic @egenipebr ge=
gen sic gertreter Ser Ssntolerans unb
anoerer nationalio5ialiltiider Sheen.
Son bielen Seiten lpurbe gegen berl
9uno, Srtsgruppen, Stiitpunfte unb
einseIne Siibrer ooer Mitglieoer por-
gegangen.
Die 'SieSlungsgemeinIhait, Sic ais
critic bas Camp Siegirieo in Gap
banf, 8. s., oid)t nebeu bem beutigen
Camp Upton, gegriinbet bate, geriet
nit bem 8uno in Streit. @nren I'M
Triihjabr 1886 einmal $4,000 Wen-
ifen i'm Camp Siegfrieo gesdblt NOR
SEN, 10 tparen es balls barauf fnapp
Elm Saulenb, Damn MIR nod Elm paar
Sunbert. 3ulebt blicben nno fameu
a1ein nod sic Sieoler.
@ie SpanfnGbel, ser iiber Nadt
nod 0eutihlanb Suriidgefebrt ipar,
perihiuanb auh sSrit @iilibl zines
Cages. ssrib &ubn turroe iein Nahs
folger. 8elegelitIitb Ser Slpmpii6en
Spiele, als sSrib <bn nit elmer slhe
orSnlng in Ser 9eihsfanslei ei,l
v8ploenes 8ub" nit Spenben nors
legte, erreihte .&llbn ieinen perion.
licben &Dbepumtf Die 'Sdipierigfeitel
bGuIten iih nah ieiner Seimfebr
Ser @uno serfiel. '9as 0ies-&omitec
5ur llnterillhllng lnamerifaniiher
SGtisfeit brabte SEN slmerifaSeut,
ihen Solfsbuno - Gubn bate ielbIi
bieien nelen Nnmen 1886 ertpablt
- ms grelle 2iht ser Seifentlid,
felt, Ser &ritif unb gerahtung.
lteberall iaben altb Iitldufer
oas @ertloie llno ltnamerifaniiGe
ser Organization, sic 5uerit nit bem
Camp Siegfrieb inner ipie GuBere,
Damn nit Sem atpeiter Camp = oem
Camp Norolano BEL slnooper, g. s
l. Sd)ipierigfeiten befam, elm. 9it
auflage ser 8unbesSeitilng, oes
uWedruf uno 8eobafter", Sen Mn.
ton Sdgele alfgegeben bate, sine
,uriid. Sie Wfitglieoer 5ablten feine
geitr1ge mebr, traten aus.
3ette Sage mnb Erpseiie
@as oie iiten SeltI6amerifa
ner i6on su 8eginn Ser lal,ten ge
tuebung bieler Siibrer oes gl. g., oit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
2l,.s Nc,u Cattle, pa.
3iueig 25.

slaen Mitgliebern CUR Nabribt,
SAP uliere nddIte Seriamn1lung ans
itatt ON 19. ssuli am Is. Smli, 8 ltbr
abcnbs, itattiinbet.
stae Mitglieber iollten iib oieie
Ienoerung merfen unb in Sic Ser
iammlung fommen, ta mir tpihtige
8eifdfte 5u erleoifen baben.
@eorg 8ooenborfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
A,aS ue,,, Hore, 4. =.
3tueia A. - @idmid.

Das Bidnif 6es 3meig Al fin6et
in staten Sslano on Dem id)0nen
Silper Gate am Sonntag, ben 19.
SltIi itatt un6 mir laben ale Mit.
glieoer llno Greun6e bon Seem Oorf
uno l1msebuns 81, 6ielem Eifnid
aufs ber5lidfte elm. gs tnerben ber-
ihieoene Spiele beranitaltet tperoen
uno ieber miro iih gut unterbalten.
Die @dite lln6 Mitglieoer uerben er-
fudt bas gfien niit5ubringen. Sir
Wefrdnte tpiro oas aoulifee sors
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

stnb Sie unb Shire Mnaeb1rtAen
Nitgltcb TIM 2rantenneretn unb
Central gerbanb? Wenn nidt, iett
1T bte Seit beismtreten. Inn 8enauere
Snformatipn rufen gle ben 2ufal.
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

Die prompte Iusaablung ser Sterile
geloer. SD mofte ferner betonen,
oaB oieier Gerbano cine grobe Stiit-
Sc ut in Ser 3eit ser Scot. Nebmet es
eu6 5u Ser5en, belanet gum Ser
bano, unteritiitt oieie belfenbe &ano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

etnb ste unb Sbre AnsebSrisen
Stttslieb TIM Qranlknberein mmb
Central @ertanb? @enn ni@t, iett
u btc Set beiSmtreten. Tim semamere
Snfsrmatien ynfeu ste ben 3sfal.
tertreter an. i.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

Sn Seem Cattle, 8a., itarb Cams
tag, Sen 81. sunni, nod ihmerer
&ranfbeit i'm boben alter bon 7S
Sabren 6rau
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14
LAURA INGALLS,
FOUND GUILTY

Washington, Feb. l4.-(AP)-
Laura Ingalls,, speed flier and self
Styled international Mata Hui.'
was convicted by a federal district
court jury late yesterday on a
charge that she acted as a paid agent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

A writer says the japanese en-
peror hasn't got his heart in the war
Maybe not. but he shore do have his
neck in it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

FOR SALE ROYAL TYPEWRITER
in splendid condition. VIII sell
cheap. II interested see machine
al henderson Grocery Company.
AT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES \
equipment, its Affords. Complete
stock to fill your needs. Affords
Printing and Office Supply Co
Phone 60. 2e.tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
crn Shop-EXperIenced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store.
28-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

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10 s~ba,aho1dor ,di.;d,,,l
Con+rih9.ionS o,da :, . ,-,l.s.,,.,.
fImd chfrrh-hnndfno fund mi. fa,
the banefi- of o-bel. q~c+ iyi.ias ,f -ho
church arc deduc+i hie II tho cb,rc1
Is created or or~oaoized ,s s-,-sd
above Pew. rents assessment. aod
., contributions
Gif.s IN an indu.;d.a1 ,,o no, DO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. Thov
benefit by sound Insurance et
llcient service and substantial d.
VldendS year after year by inslr-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency
Eft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14
WANT ADS
Get Results

S Fl US ABOUT I.NCRFhcrxc
your lure insurance to cover hians1
property valuation que to adyannSI
IN replaCeneni costs. Insn~~S
Department. Citizens R.p.
Trust Company. %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

WE ARE BETTER EOUIppED y,
do real nice work on your shoes
BRING us your old shoes. We caIi
and deliver. 2i6-J. Carolina Sbna
shop. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

There ar. more beautiful extras
than stars" ono Hollywood eXper,
declares.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

feiiG| i i god I'D Fra.
",tdr once meaning gattnsr r .',h
ISL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE b.
cycle way. No restrictions on bi-
cycle delivery. Call IIerbert'S Vel
low Front for everything in
groceries, fruits, vegetables and
fresh meats. l5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

feiiGw i i Foo.i .ld r..
"''dr ohte meaning patunsr u
'1atC. asst
WANT ADS
Get Results
5 FE US ABOUT INCRFAeI1C
your lire insurance to coysr h;lIS
property valuation que to ad,.ann
IN replacement costs. InsnT'S
Department. Citizens BAN
20-.f
WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED tn
90 real nice work on your shoes
BRING us your old shoes. We III
ana deliver. 2i6-J. Carolina Sho.
''f LIT
| OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. Thev
benefit by sound Insurance 81,
llclent service and substantial d.
NldendS year after year by insrr-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency
Eft
FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES AMI
equipment, its Affords. Complete
stock to fill your needs. Allord,S
Printing and Office Supply Co.
Fhohe o.. 26-tt
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
II Shop-EXperienced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop, oNer Parker's Drug Store.
28-tf
FOR SALE ROYAL TYPEWRITER
IN splendid condition. VIII sell
cheap. II interested see machine
al Henderson Grocery Company.
l+-2t
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
WANTED. MAN AND WIFE 70
work on farm. VIII pay wages. or
wages and part crop. Prefer color
ed. Write "Workers' care Dis
patch. 1927
IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE 81
cycle way. No restrictions on BIZ
cycle delivery. Call lIerbert's Vel
low Front for everything in
groceries,, fruits, vegetables and
fresh meats. l5-tf
II PAYS TO BUY GOOD SHOES
and have them repaired. They look
better-last longer. New heels,
rubber, leather, composition. Nor
witch Shoe Repair. phone All. We
cali for and deliver. 2l-tt
WANTED-CORN ON EAR OK
shelIed, also stock peas. Legg-Par-
Mam Company. 1861
FOR SALE; a REAL BARGAIN
one RadiO-PhOto coordination. reg
ulur price S69 95. sale price S4995
Act now. Hughes Furniture co.
lott
! FOR RENT: TWO ROOMS AND
kItchene,te. completely furnished,
Lights, water, phone, and garage
tree. on and gas range. Moderate
rent. Phone 642-J. l4-2r
SPECIAL SALE ON ENVELOPES
printed with your name and ad-
dress, small 300 for Sl.00; large
$50 for $500. Other Stationery
Specials on Henderson Book Co.
9-tf
FOR SALE AT Il BARGAIN -
Three fine mules, also 100 barrels
OF yellow and white corn. Reason
for selling, rented farm. James A.
Lamond, route |, kittrell. ~
ANY KIND OF HOME BUILDING
or improvements can be financed
by US. Easy monthly repayments.
Henderson Building & Loan Asso-
citation, Al. B. Wester, Secy. GU
! SAVE YOUR CLOTHES BY SEND
ing them 10 us for expert clean
ing and pressing. Let Us prolons
their wear. Vance Cleaning Co.,
Phone 1913. Soft
CONTEST MODEL AIRPLANES
and plane supplies at reduced
prices. Hughes Furniture Co.
LOST
JUST RECEIVED a TRUCK LOAD
Of extra good values IN used iu1-
niture. Il. f. SatterWhIte q Son,
ntor Fire Station. I4-tt
GOOD USED CARS-FORDS.
Chevrolets and Plymouth cars al
attractive prices, with better than
average tires Buy now as prices
will advance, We think. Gambler
Palmer Motor Co., Studebaker
Sales and Service. lb-tl
OLD SHOES MADE NEW AGAIN.
Our modern shoe rebuilding re-
tains old shoe cOmfort-glVes you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Auto
Graphs
Even Swap-Ride
or Share The Ride
Starts Controversy
Hr sLER FREEMAN

II would seem that every part
OF Tho rubber question IS fraught
with controversy Whether II IS
y,uthcticS and how Ito make
them or the question Of how
best 10 conserve rubber. there
i~ no unanrmitv I'm the minds
that guide the program
Even now there Is a split on
whether the SWap-rlde or share
thc-ridc is the solution 10 keep
ius essential civilian cars rolling
for the duration. Some Will see
nttc difference on the surface
i'm swapping rides or sharing the
ride hut there is a wide variance
in the two
Swap-the-ridc IS essentially n
scheme 10 spread the mileage Of
those living i'm the same area
and going 10 the same deStina-
ton among the different cars
owned nv individuals For in
stance. II there are five owners
driving daily so the bomber
plant. each agrees 10 carry the
other four for a certain period.
Thus If each car has tires with
10000 unused miles per set,
each will be able "a co just five
times as long because II Will
only make the trip once out Of
FIVE times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Both Have Merit

And that is the cruX Of the
whole controversy. The propo-
nents OF the Swap-ride idea point
out that Share-the-ride will not
serve the purpose SouG n Z
namely. Of stretching the Use of
tires 10 the utmost. The man
who drives his car continuously
will wear them out whereas if
he bands up with four others
using their cars. il will mean all
five will be conserving.
The other side contends that
although the share-the-rider will
be wearing out his tires just as
fast. he will be saving others the
use Of rubber which may he the
lifeline needed before the syn
thcticS factories can bridge the
gap.
II strikes us that both
schemes have their merits and
drawbacks. The swap-ride would
seem 10 fit the war plants bet
ter while the share-the-ride
would help fiji the cars of per-
sons driving downtown and ease
tho load on the DSR. Right now
the count shows that on Grand
River. the average per car is l 4
passengers, which is way below
the average 10 the plants. If
more would stop TO pick up
passengers going in their dircc-
ton, il would help bring up this
average fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Stock Market
Opens Uneven

NEW YORK. July q fUP). -
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
in quiet trading today. Bonds were
mixed with small volume. Cottor
futures declined / 10 7 points.
Many stocks opened al the pre-
viouS close. Others balanced off
small gains and losses.
Warner Brothers featured in
volume with a block of 5000
shares at 5}s, unchanged. A block
of LOO shares of pure oil sold
at ga a share, up y. Other initial
transactions were small
Twin City Rapid Transit pre-
perred made a new high at Az
up ia on recent resumption of
dividends Homestake Mini n G
gained IS TO 35 on the first sale.
Small gains were noted in Chrys-
Ter, Continental Can, Proctor &
Gamble, Goodrich. Montgomery
Ward, international Paper and
Columbia Gas.
Minor losses were registered in
United States Steel, General Elec-
trio, Paramount, Anaconda, Union
Carbide, Phelps Dodge and Inter
national Nickel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Livestock Markets
PITJSRIRGH
prTTSptrpCu I,,iy

PITTSBURGH. July rs CiNs) CATTLE
Receipts, none; market. steady. steers,
choice, Si3 so 1850: medium 10 good.
$l2. so a IL. so; common. Sl0mi2. heifers.
medium 10 good. Sl0.50ni2; common,
S. rs q10: Gamers and cutters. 575ns.
bulls. good 10 choice. sil.25 o so, com
mon TO medium. SIS. 30a 10.
HOGS-Receipts, 100; market, slow and
25c lower; le0-is0 lbs. sls.75nl4.9O. ls0-
400 lbs. sls.eoQl5 200-220 lbs. $3.50 10
Is: 22O-25O lbs. Si4 e0di5. 250-290 lbs
1915: 2qO-35u lbs, S14a IL 40, 100
$50 lbs, Si3 80 n 1870; roughs, Sl3H 80.
SHEEP--Receipts $50; market. steady
choice lambs $3.50 n 1850; medium 20
good, Sil. 50Qf2 50: common lambs. So "a
IL. so: ewes. $50 5 so; wethers, Sa.T5n6.25.
CALVES--Receipts. none market steady
good 20 choice, Si4 50dl5.5O. medium.
SIP so q $50; culls and eommon, IS II.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July rs GNSl .-HOGS-Re
ceipts, 800; market steady. Top. Sl4 IS
bulk, si4.25a14.65. heavies. S14 l5Wl4.50
mediums S14 tOI rs: lights. Sl4W1f IS ;
light lights, si3.75a1440: packing Eop1.
si325T13T5 pigs, 50dI3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts, 800; market steady
Calves-Receipts, 200; market steady. Beet
steers: choice, si3 5O| IS 50. medium. $40
GI3.5o yearlings. 'Sioa13 25 Butcher
cattle: heifers. S9@lt25: cows S9Tlf'
bulls 50. 5Ostl225 calves, ssh 1928
feeders. Seni2.T5 stockers steers, $iOu
10 cows and heifers ssai2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Farmers Market

81. 80 bu No 2. 81; yellow Transparents
No. !. Sl.5On2 bu.; No. 2. 81. 10p 25.
Cherries Sweet No s 8. 50 is,Gt'
Currants: No. |. A50n5 2i-ot crate.
Gooseberres No. l. $2.5063 2f-qt crate.
Hucklehcrrics Fancy, 81 50 2A-qt crate
No. /: SO. so 81; No. 2, So. Raspberries
So Blackberries; No. ], uTA5O Pat
crate Early peaches: No. /. 50 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce. Fancy. 81 bu; No. /. 81 25
a. f0d soc M. Romano No /. 90 "a soc
hu Escerole. No ! SO Soc bu. No
?, f1c. Endve; No. l, 75cqN.25 bu.
vEGETABJE GREENS -conards. No.
y. 40as5c ou. sorrell No. l. 500 Soc
spinach; 40 L. eocu 81 Is hu No 2. SOC
basket Tomatoes Outdoor. No l. 81
Ills. No ? 81: dollhouse. No. l. s. 1'
n3 lf-b basket: No. ?. $50 Turuips
30. T. 50p 75c doz. bchs fancy 81 =
hu. turnips topped No. 7Sc 81
VEGETABLES MIS- CELLANFOUS -
Asparagus No l. soc q 81 Is doz. bchs
80 .. 50T75c Roman beans. No. !.
81 2 so hu. Wax beans No l. SiU
II IS 9Oc hu; No. 2. coo. Round greer
beans. No J.. NI so hu NJ ?. Soc.
Ho - ,,,r.. ~ L. So 50 bn Ken
topped No 75chSi2s On Broccoli.
40 81 10 25 hu Cabbage No 20
y 65c hu red cabbage. No. l. sjc 81
bu curly cabbage. so. J. SlNl25 hu.
carrots. Topped No !. 81 2511 75 BOA
No q 81. carrots. No. l. So 70 soc d0z.
bchs CaulGoWrt. No !. St.7512 % bu
80. p Slfl2f celery: Fancy. soc Gnz.
hcns SO T. 35r $50; No 2 1877 5c.
celery cabbage 80. T. rs hu 80 2.
81 ~ Sweet corn No. S. SOC Isl a-doz.
sack. N0 . 6on Use Cucumpers. Fancy.
50 pa $50. ., t3J3.5o ia. On, to1 5oc
doz bchs
ErgpIant. peck basket. 30. ?. 81 Kohl
rabbi 30. : 90 Zoe dor hchs LceKs.
30 7, 81 1l 1H dor. bchs onions Dry
30. ?. &l i1 90 10 sack. No. 2 sou
cog 5o-ih sack green $50. I. 400 SOC dox.
hchs curly parsley. No. I son soc doz.
hcns. Parsley root. 30 7. Al soc doz.
hrhs Peas Nn T. 2 son 3 hu Peprers
Hot 81 fH ea0c peck basket: sweet
,-l--ir 4--4-..i--f.s-- -i-----i f4-f1--7ry An.
.. ~ ~ 60 nu no. @ 7Ss $50 Trad.
shes Rec fancy. sc dor hchs $50 H.
o. Csc. So q soc. Ions white SO. T.
t0 61e da1 hrhs Ru'auagas. so o.
= 20 tr Z ssmmer squash No p 30 10
81 Is IS NI italian squash ~" 81
~ peck basket. No q Use neck
nettct TJmat .es. outdoor no. l. 81 J0ff
ITS; " 81 I'm. basket. n0thouse
$50 % lf-Ih basket 80 2 81 fO.
Turnips $50 8. a1 Tac dor b-hs fancy.
81 l1 Hu. furni.s f1rued SO 15c 70 81
FGGs-rarge. 81. 5o4i3 3o-dor case
medium Nlt % ~
POULTRY Live hens. Hesvy breeds %
26c ln isrh0rns % 2sc hroIcrs
heavy % Sic isghorns, 7fd 26e 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Tires Do More

Share the-ridc differs in that
II does not prcsuppoSe that each
ono travelling in the same direc-
tion drives daily II is a means
Of getting more passengers per
car on n trip.
So if driver is headed down
town. instead of going by him
self he will pick up four or five
moro passengers and ease the
burden on the transportation
system. Or he will pick four
fellow workers.. who may or may
not have cars Of their own, and
drive them 10 work Continu-
ouSly, as long as his tires hold
out.
This drivers tires will not he
made 10 last longer but they
Will do more work during their
lifetime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Business Men Told
To Eliminate, Abuses

comparative government dictatorship countries
tends make Americans enthusiastic than about their
way Of life
Observing liberty Nazi and
regmented safeguards freedom
founding the Bill OF Rights the United
States Constitution
American
have contended that bankers and Businessmen could
make mistakes
On always felt that the best to
criticism by Marx
within eliminate abuses
progressively improve business practices
BY the token businessman who permits legitimate
accumulate customers employees renders
enterprise system and plays into the
hands of who would destroy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
RERATED COME FIRST

All rerateS orders take prece-
dence over new orders OF equal
rating. in point OF delivery, as
they are the older. Sellers gener-
ally make no promise on ALA
tonnage, which ranked high q
short time ago. Such orders arc
accepted but cannot be included
in rolling schedules
Steelmaking operations last
week advanced y point 10 9Si.
per cent. Chicago continued. il,
rain with another y point "a
1921 n per cent and Pittsburgh ad,
vanced y point 10 94ia per cent.
Cleveland gained 2 points 10 96ls
Cincinnati 3la points 10 90 anG
New England 3 points 10 90
Wheeling receded 3 points 10 s0ls
per cent and Youngstown ] point
10 9o Rates were unchanged n
Birmingham. 80 per cent; Detroit.
85 ST Louis, 95ia Buffalo. SO
and Eastern Pennsylvania. 96.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Interesting 10 every Detroiter
should be the first report of the
Twentieth Century Fund in its
series of studies of labor-manage-
ment relations in Is major indus
tries.
Advance portions of the initial
study. which covered the auto
industry. were made public today
by Evans Clark. executive director
of the fund.
'In the automobile industry"
says the report. "the rapid evo-
luton Of unionism has been
accompanied by equally striking
change In the attitudes and
tactics of both management and
union. auto managers, long
known for their uncompromising
resistance to labor organization,
are now for the mos part sin
cerely attempting to develop
working relationships with the
union, while union policy, which
was sharply belligerent three
years ago, is now marked by a
more definite acceptance of re-
sponsibility."
The automobile report was writ
ten by DR.. William II. Mcpherson,
who is on the staff Of the Com
mittee on Social Security Of the
Social Science Research Council,
assisted by Anthony Luchek, mem
Der Of the staff of the Institute
of Human Relations at Yale Uni
versity.
Surveying the field as il now
-confrontS me UKW-CIO the au-
thors found.
THE unions outstanding prob
lem OF wider organization has
now been almost solved by rec
ognition in all Ford plants. This
gain without n serious strike Is
a tribute TO the influence Of the
National Labor Relations Act
on industrial peace and evidence
Of the benefits accruing under
the act TO unions which have the
patience 10 await It's orderly
procedures"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
MARKET
Lewis Hsney
Lewis Haney
Bank Data Shows
Reaction i'm Business

Most Of the significant business data available for
The condition bank
dominated by borrowing and that
market might the sale Of
became a factor in security prices.
As 10 the business data IS to be noted first that all general
indexes OF wholesale slightly the end Of the
although the decline enough itself
It's chief significance
with arbitrary government regulations controls that
business
outstanding changes the the declines
department sales factory employment and in railway
freight There be doubt that last month the
and offset
in the activity Of goods production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Livino Example of Merit Behind System

On other hand businessman VINO makes honest NOR
ohande distributes courteously
price living example of the merit behind the system
wartime, when there and inevitable
should be forgotten that
the enterprise system survive it must be enerpriSing
This applies industries which have donned khaki and
which seemingly nothing sell civilians
100 work Even such companies have concepts
end impressions to sell Through advertising they should
teousy explain their regular why they
sary temporarily of touch with them They should seek
intangible OF
names customer loyalty and going value through nn
terupted institutional advertising and though certain fields
mechanical comfort goods
sold under conditions businessmen
seek their position the field by reversing the
normal inSalment sales finance technique
the they workers and Others
with boom buy later by merchandising
sales contract for deferred delivery after victory has been
The insalmen be accumulated bank
company of the invested temporarily