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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Farmar tszce popalen.

Henry E. Guehring, far
mar z Alton, utrpel tezke po-
paleniny ma rukou a nohou, kdy
pokousel Sc uhasiti zapalenou
hromadu smet1 ma Sarah st. a
Laclede ave u ST. Louis. Ouch
ring, ktery je 45 rok1 star, byl
dopraven do mestske nemoc-
nice We vaznem stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Belgicti vlastenci utoci ma
tovarny.

Nemecke komunike z listo-
sdeluje, re nejmene jed
ma tovarnf straz byla zastrele-
ma a nekolik osob poraneno pri
nedavnych dtocfch belgickych
v~lastencG ma tovarny a ostatnl
zar1zeni slouz1cl N6mcIm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Schools
Back ON
Old Time
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. March 21.-
In an effort TO spread use OF bus
service over a longer period of
time. pupils in local schools Mon
day will resume school hours in
effect prior To the change TO war
time, school officials said today.
As a result of the present school
schedule. buses and automobiles
were in heavy use during short
peak, causing crowding and con-
fusion, officials said in making the
Ichange.
Under the $40 o'clock opening,
employes of stores competed with
school children for the use of bus
service. MONDAY recess also con-
lcurred with lunch hours for en-
IployeS. causing another rush in
ltranSportation and restaurant IA
lcilitieS in the downtown area
where the senior high school is
located.
The A o'clock dismissal hour
conceded with closing of many
factories. The new school sched-
ule calls for an $50 tardy bell,
resumption Of school in the after
noon at 1:2o and dismissal at $3.50
O'Clock. Thus pupils can use car
lriers prior TO the rush hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Michigan bu. crts.. ". 8. No.
I. az IN. min. unless otherwise stated
81 IS: Starks. 81 20; Steele Reds. S2d2.1O;
spys. Sl.s5d2: BaldvinS. 81. 50: Ben Davis.
New York hu erts.. U. 3. No. ]. IN in.
min. Mcintosh. x2H225: Washington boxes
fancy sss-i75s. t7.I0d7.25 winesaps,
fancy Sss-163s. S2d2.i5. few sos. tl.s5.
NS-F1orida bu. hprt. Black Vaien-
1ss fair 81 s. t SrsG ss wax D Ps%' dpi
BRoccoLiHPony er,s, Arinon. u
behs. NL25: Cshfornis, 10 bchs.. $5.ss;
reSa; ss 30 = p bet So seq o,''' ,,.,.. ut,
round type. fair to good, Si.7s67; X
crates. u.l5@l.2S; y eru. Savoy, 81 70
ri 50; y crates red cabbage. 81. oid
stock. New York. So-Io sacks, Danish, fair
CAIRO Sos Angeles .crts. 9 do1.
bchs California. s3T 81; Texas, N.7o17;
= crts doz,. sl2on SO: Texas, Lo'
N% ctuLi FLO e, pony eru.
l7s and larger 81 9o92. few best, SziS
CELERY Florida ls-in crts.. trimmed
tops. Golden Heart, 4 doz.. S7.So: doz.
Ks s5as.5s. mostly sround 81: erts. Of
Hearts. N23HI75. Pascal. is-in. erts.
trimmed tops. all sizes, 81. 7s9 GAS; fair,
LETTUCE-Los Angeles eru Iceberg.
rs: don. fair. t3a37S: Arizona Yums
District doz.. Ad4.35. don, - IS n
las; q doz.. 1918; Phoenix District.
LEAF Michigan dollhouse. TO-
ID. bkts.. soc, few ssc.
Michigan u. 9. No. FELLOWS,
5o-Ib sacks. s0-so7s 7-in. and larger, 81. IS
n2.sS. mostly s7.75; straight 7-in. min
mum. few nne quality. 50: U. .. No 1
Sweet Spanish. Bin. and larger. Idaho,
81 IS: Colorado - $50 30.
PoTAToEs-ioo-ls. sacks. Idaho Russet
Burbanks. U. q: No. l.. washed, 81 $50
Imercisls. washed. 81 SIS; Maine. u. q. No.
n. Chippewas and Katshdins, i00-Ib. sacks.
81. 10 "a 2.55. few s2.2o: S0-lb. paper sacks,
81 ION ! 20: t5-Ib. paper sacks, IS use.
mostly 49, aa7e; New York ls,le. pspsr
3sc. mostly 33c; Michigan 10o-Is. sacks,
iU. r No. I. Russet Rurais, 81. s062: u. n.
lCommercisls. 90: n. q. No. Chippe-
vss. s2I0d7.15. Upper Peninsula u.
No. I. Green Mountains. ioo.le. sacks,
lbrsska. 5o-Ib. cotton sacks, u. =. No.
washed Triumphs. 81 5061. 40. New stock
Florida bushel crates u = No. 1 Trt-
umph.. 81 ASH 2. 30; 3 sire. SIPS,
RADISHEs-Texas pony crates. 50.
RHUBARB-MichiEsn dollhouse eases
extra fancy. S3.5oat; fancy. s913.so'
ehosos. s2G2s0
sHALLoTs-Louisiana barrels. 50; few
IS. rs: crates 5 dozen, Sis: doten' 81 tC
sPiNAcH-re.., bush.I S..sss. savoy
50 ~ s5c. few higher.
sTRAwBERRIEs-Fi orida ~ PINT crates
N, ssionarys. t7.5o97.Ts; ordinary to far
condition 50
SWEET PoTAToEs-Porto Riesn ysns
Louisians, .bushel crates. ". 9. No. I, 81
al IS: Texas. bushei crates, u. 2. No. 1
few sales 81 %: Tennessee, generally Eooc
quality. bushsl hampers. 81 90; oushe
"a M
bushsI hampers. u. 3. No. 1. Jerseys
81 80
TOMATOES in-Ih cartons repaeks. me
diums, t1.15di.3S; small siSs, socdn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Budd Mfg. Lifts
Wages Again

PHILADELPHIA. March 21.-
The third increase in pay during
the past II months is announced
by Edward C. Budd Manufacturing
Company. The latest increase
ranges from 5 10 Z per cent and
will total more than $1,000, 900 per
annum. IL is effective as OF
March 3.
In addition the company an
nounccs granting Of a two-week
vacation 10 all plant workers with
five years or more of service and
the continuance of one-week vaca-
ton for all those with one or more
years service.
The company will continue It's
seven day week. 24-hour day on al
defense work. officials said.
Production is now at the highest
point in the conpany's history and
employment has also reached q
rev high mark AZ the local plant
The added vacation week. apply.
inc only 10 employees with five
years or more Of service. will
affect about 50 per cent Of the
c0npany's present personnel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Retail Activity
Highest in Year

The combination Of the nearness
OF Easter. milder weather, rising
prices and anticipated shortage
brought retail activity 10 It's high
est point in the year. Dun e. Brad
street reported today. All depart
ment stores register gains of Ia
5 per cent over the previous week
and about 30 to IS per cent ahead
OF the same week a year ago
However. comparisons with the
week year ago should include
some consideration OF the fact that
this week in 1871 featured cold
wave and heavy snow fall.
Sportswear departments were
added to those already attBcting
special interest and the only other
trend of consequences was away
from highly styled apparel. Mill
merry and footwear are beginning
to reflect an interest in long-lived
and staple items.
The neighborhoOd stores are still
reporting even better gains. proba-
bly, because of prospective tire
shortages and transportation diff
Guilty. Some OF these stores with
their entire inventory now in
Easter merchandise are reporting
gains up to Is per cent over the
week year ago.
Wholesalers are reporting the
same conditions and even though
there has been some reductions on
their deliveries and availability of
some Of their items they are still
getting enough merchandise to run
80 to 80 per cent ahead of the
same week last year. but allow
ances Of 30 to 40 per cent must be
made for that part OF the gain
accounted for by rising prices.
Collections in this group are still
ahead OF the same period OF 1941,
but the margin is becoming mar
rover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
New Life TO Effort

Spring. too, will see our armed
forces increasing spectacularly,
probably on foreign fighting lines
as well as at homCc
1t is too much TO hope\thar be-
fore spring runs its course,-far
more efficient, unified machinery
will be set up at Washington for
managing the war. for co-ordi-
mating overall direction Of all
three arms Of our fighting forces
in one compact body accountable
only to Commander-in- Chief
President Roosevelt? Such n
step has been too long delayed.
Common sense calls for prompt
action-and for. Of course. the
exercise of the most cousum-
mate judgment in selecting the
members OF that vital staff.
Spring, the. bringer Of new
life, can be depended upon to
bring new life 10 our war effort.
Copyright. 1912, by p. c. FORBES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
.Bdtt|eCreek SIS
In SennifindIs
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. March 21.-
Both recreation basketball teams
from the Battle Creek area were
in the running today for the state
championship as the tournament
went into the seminal round this
afternoon.
The, Battle Creek entry had
little trouble disposing Of Albion,
so to q, while the Fort Custer
team dropped Lansing. as 10 30.
Ann Arbor lost to the highly
favored Grand Rapids team. AZ TO
al. Flint STAYED of Kalamazoo
last half rally to win, 49 TO 80.
In this afternoons round Battle
Creek met the Grand Rapids
entry. while Fort Custer was pit
ted against Flint. The winners OF
the two games meet tonight for
the championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

At home, spring promises 10
bring encouraging developments.
Public sentiment is certain 10
bring modification, if not cesSa-
ton. of labor obstreperousness,
regardless Of whether Congress
passes or does not pass legisla-
tion TO remedy the present alb
surdly lopsided national labor
law. the 40-hour week. and other
provisions which have permitted
labor leaders to interfere with
all-out war output.
Spring is certain to bring i'm
preSSive expansion in essential
production. expansion in produc-
ton OF ships. bombers and other
aircraft. tanks. guns OF all kinds,
every species OF enginery Of war.
Spring is certain to witness
wholehearted cooperation with
the government by consumers,
ungrudging acceptance OF far
greater sacrifices than those yet
imposed. keener consciousness of
the need for saving TO furnish
the financial sinews of war and
consequently multiplying pur-
chases of United States obliga-
tions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Farmers Market

Appf EQ-McJrfosh farcy II 80 n e
t, Ma 4. a. .Eps2 No. 2 81 Nortnerr
ansss fancy 4, 5a0s hu No 4 Err.
No -. Cr.eninr. No. 7s
81 S, 20. Jonsihans fancy
s,S, - mi. ~. ~ ,s0I 50. No. 2 81
Delicious. fancy, - % bu.. No. l. Sl,3O =
~. No. z. 'S saeeies REQ fancy, ~"
: ~ eu No. i, Si2a1i 20; NO. q. 'S-
BEkrs-No. ], 15oeoc bu; NO.
Nc n
CAbbAss-No ', aodsoe bu 20
~ eoci red, NO. j. siVi-So Ua.' no. :
.S a, ,,o,.o -.
1890 s-raney' hfVV ~ V''' 'N'
l. gl,so ~ no q &c W -,
$500 1919 -, % ~ ~,
rcEs .,os,, ao. We
"a 49,
unpsr .ntsx v.,cv "a o6s 20 Nm,
20 SSisa os - NJ a.
oSioNsUT,yy ,,ncx AZ 7sag: 5o-lb
~el, No I ~ 2sFi25 80: No 2 siT5.
PAISLEY ROOT-No. /. Sidi. so, No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Limit Use Of Oils %. K. Big Motor
For Soap Making Carrier Merger

| WASHINGTON, March q. -
Associated Transport, Inc. has
been granted permission by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
10 acquire control Of eight large
motor carrier companies operating
along the eastern seaboard.
The authority which was granted
by ICC has been opposed by the
secretary of agriculture. the anti
trust division of the justice de-
partment. the National Grange and
private associations on the grounds
that the merger of these companies
would unduly restrain commercial
motor carrier competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Best Wey TO Express Friendship for Britain

As Is pubicistS 10 advocate
British policies. Ii analogous to
advising supporting family head who graphing with his
methods who sub
hy monthly remittance from his fatheT-n-aw
In Of sales here c. Ogden
Statistics introduces analogy OF
British war measures point that must
needed from people without the aid OF
outsiders
Likewise in recent radio discussion Marley argued by
impca that profit from following
English economic procedure.
of fact If want to friendship for
make
military and associates muster
will benehtting
well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Bar Defense Plant
Training for Women

BATTLE CREEK, March FL
Women will not be used immedi
ately 10 replace men in Battle
Creek factories. il was indicated
today as defense training schoo
heads revealed that enrolment oil
women in classes would not he
accepted at this time.
The announcement that women
would not be trained in The schools
followed a meeting Of an advisory
committee on defense training
The decision left the way open
for the training OF women by in
dustries themselves which hire
women on Jobs needing such skills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Forbes
Americas Prospects
Brighter Next Spring,
Forecasters Concur
BY b. C. FORBSS

Prediction: Next spring will
find Amen cas- prospects
brighter.
This spring opens amid acute
uncertainty. Before IL ends. or
shortly thereafter, the global
war is likely TO take a definite
turn at the core. If Hitler's bla-
family advertised spring often
sive" should rout Russia's armies
and advance German forces
deeper than ever before into So
Wet territory. the consequences
would be very serious-but not
necessarily decisive.
Should he succeed in achieving
sensational victories in Turkey,
in the Mediterranean. in North
Africa, the outlook would be-
come still blacker-but not nee
eSsarily hopeless.
This spring may witness fur
Their amazing. alarming feats by
the Japanese, extending from
India 10 Australia and the Phil
ippines.
Whatever may befall during
the coming three months. this
writer is hopeful. not 10 say con-
fident, that by next spring the
mounting might OF America will
be definitely foreshadowing the
defeat of the Axis. II Hitler can
be doomed, Japan. no matter
how much she may accomplish
meanwhile. could not long stand
up against the combined strength
of the United Nations.
Conditions on the continent OF
Europe, both within the Reich
and throughout conquered coun-
tries, already are such that 1t is
uncomfortable the people there
could 60 through another winter
of war. My guess is that Ger
many's downfall will be precipi-
tated-probably at some wholly
unexpected moment-by wide
spread popular rebellion on the
continent rather than by ami
hilsting military victories by the
Allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Market Moves
IrreguIdrIy in
Light Trading
Many Leaders Open
at Previous Close;
Bond LIST Steady

NEW YORK. March II lUPl.-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading hcht Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures opened
unchanged 10 l point lower.
Many leading stocks opened ~
the previous close. including |. =
Steel. Chrysler. Scars Roehuck
New York Central, Commonwealth
Edison. Montgomery Ward Ken
necott. PepSi-Coia. Commonwealth
& Southern preferred and South
ern Railway preferred.
linen Carbide and J. L Case
each lost Z point 20 "a and OF =
respectively. Smaller declines were
made by American Telephone
General Electric, General Foods
Texas Company and Continental
Baking.
American Locomotive gained -
10 SIS. while Lima Locomotive was
unchanged AZ 29iz. Small gains
were registered in Reynolds To-
bacco e, Pennsylvania Railroad
Du Pont. Standard OIL of New
Jersey. .CurtisS-WriGht A, ConSoll'
dated Aircraft, General Motors
Youngstown Sheet and Tube and
Western Union.
United Corporation preference
stock rose rs points TO l5l4. The
squirt followed announcement tha1
the securities and exchange com
mission had authorized the com
pany 10 reduce the state value
of its preference stock from ST
a share 10 s. per share. The ac'
ton clears the way for payment
of dividends on The issue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 81 (UPl,
Pain. coconut and other glyc-
erin producing oils used IN soap
making. margarine. shortening or
cooking fat production were placed
under restrictions today by the
War Production Board.
Use of coconut, babassu. palm
kernel and other oils in the pro-
duCtion of margarine. shortening
or cooking fat was prohibited i'm
mediatcly and use of these oils for
soap making was limited to IS per
cent of the monthly average in
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

And Instead OF
standing legs financially Great Britain largely de-
supplies this credit by means OF
program This said spirit Of criticism ot
Britain for under existing circumstances such outside aid
is
However te England selfpporting under the exist
Setup /niScadng advise statesmen take
"oyk barrel British taxation and other economic
policies policies be related TO the special
situation and reflect the fundamental fact
without outside financial
effort according 10
present program leaeend activity
associated with the against the AXIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Battle Creek TO Vote
On Council Nominees

BATTLE CREEK. March 21.-
Voters in Battle Creek will go II
the polls to narrow a field of six
for two city commits
sion posts down TO the necessary
four, elections officials SAID today.
One voting machine has been in
stalled in each precinct, though
others will be held in readiness in
case Of an unexpected rush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Lewis Haney
Lewis Nancy
Offer 5.POint Plan
To Restore Unity

Congressman woodm of Virginia has formulated sort Of
needs There Is
nothing will appeal to the diseased oil mind
something wild like democracy social planning
of what most thoughtfui Americans
belle obi should help get together.
Woodums five points lie in conserving our
American sound financial condition The idea In
when the will have
SOMETHING worth saving" getting all mixed with
magnngs about to do for the world
that upon what
is good in country and preserve Tight for it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
MARKET S
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ). KukeYseT
l.. 8. War Economy
Differs From British

Understanding unity other beigeents associated
US m the AXIS eminently desirable
circumstances. houGheSS commentators do dis
friendship by specifically assuming
wartime policy Of England automatic
NardStck prudent policy for the United States
of fact vastly different In the two
only geographical population and resources
respects England for example, ordinarily
foodstuns whereas the
Self-SufiCen Likewise for lime
grades OF England somewhat
the abundance
varcgated materials in the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Livestock Markets
PIrTSRIRGH

PITTSBURCH. March 40 - flNSi. -
CATTLE Receipts Is; market. steady.
steers. choics. si3nit medium % good.
81 2s6i22 rs common. sni1. Heifers
s. S0as75 Cows medium - good, 81 J0H
% Gamers and cutters IS 75u7 25
rails GOOD 70 choice $40 5nil. common
90 medium. 81. 30 y $50
HOGS Receipts 400 markei. steady
isa-IsO lbs . si3 4OFi3 IS. is0-2Oo ms
Sf3SSdi3 IS: 200 7O lDs S13 65qi3 IS
220-2S0 ibs 81 500 - s.; go 600 lbs
lOo-i5o lbs, 81 501 - roughs. 81 30 a
is. rouEhs. tii J09iz -
SHEEP Rsceir's 30 narsst s'eady
choice lsmos. Si2 2saf7 IS. MEDIUM q
GOOD. Siihl2. common lsmhs 81 p 3
10 IS: ewes. N.Sons. wsfhsrt. t5H7.5o.
CALVES Receipts - market rrsdv
20 choice, sif 5oal5 80; MEDIUM, 81
Is. calls and common. fsH'.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO March - tINsi HOES
Receipts y 500. market STEADY H7i1
overs. ] 100 top, 1i3 -. bulk. SO 20 q
ia 30. heavies SD ~ ~ s. MEDIUMS
sra sO11gzN Hgh,s. Sl3 20Tia 80. Ign
hrhts Si7 TS913 90; pacsing soWs il2 $
G137s pigs, fii IS = n 90
cATTLE- Rscs p,s ) 900 market steady
Sis sTT--AS.-@ medium. 81 yon -. yesriing
tiGd is ~ Ru'cbsrr. H<ifsrs DTtt -
cows ssA y 10. bulls 81 to1 ilzs ralvsi
f-1rs 81 fssdsrt UIl1 e. sfocksrs
ftsrrs ss6iz.75. COWS arr neifsrs sl.oof
sHEEP RstDp,s . roo nsrks' stead
Lambs ST. 7sf "a ga, comm7n tiof
ii7s yssrhngs 50 1910 IS, fesdsn, s.
eil.so, s~ss, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale. nOnferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit spot, % per cent
TIN nominal New York 50 future I'm,
50 lake grade copper delivered Midwest
~; slectrolytic spot smeiter. u casting
copper. 1873 ST Louis lead, S35, ST.
Louis zinc SIS: New York anthony, IL
virgin aluminium. Is.
Copper sales. ,l25 tons Export copper
,ii.7S, resale, II. Free sterling exchange,
81. O3 u l. 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Dividends
Toledo ShiphuiIdin

Toledo ShipbuiIdinE Company,
declared a dividend Of Is cent?
payable March 81 to holders OF
record March %. In 1871 the COM
pany paid so cents in March and
IS cents each in June, September
and December.
AdaHs-M CorporatioW de-
clared a dividend II 8 cents pay.
able May'1. TO holders OF record
April 20. II paid the same amount
February 2.
Memphis Natural Gas Company
declared a dividend of IS cents
on common stock. payable April
10 to holders Of record March 30.
1t paid similar amount April
Is, 1941.
J. W. Carter Company declared
a dividend OF Is cents on common
payable March to holders OF
record March Is. The company
paid same amount March IS last
year.
Great Lakes STEAMSHIP Com
pany declared a dividend of 50
cents. payable March 81 TO hold
ers Of record March 20. A like
amount was paid March %, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

To this suggests first that LAY aside all further
experiments He reminds that ne has voted for
At this time however when unity OF
action cooperation essential he let's call halt
conflict politics Let's get together
Largely this purpose he proposes that we economic at
the national debt This would cut out
social experiments" 1t would allow the
soldier enterprser he goes all
being wasted 1t would
give the his country would not
be sc heavily morgaged that he couldn't call 1t his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Detroit Poultry

Market. Arm: hens, 81 lbs, and UP.
Ale. under So lbs, 24c: leghorn hens. ]
ilohs and up. 20c. cacks i2d14c; rock
spriugers. 25c; rock broilers. ~ TO ~
lbs. and up. zoe cocks, IL lie; roct
up 2sc. under : lbs. 25c.
EGGS Market arm: current receipts,
i77c: undergrades. 26a 2siic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
EMPLOYER Heavily Penai1ed by 4o-Hour Week

Perhaps Woodm does not make sufficiently clear that
heavily penalties
employer asks labor work than 40 hours week
he emphasis the desirably oil
of making them safe
democracy greatly and improve the
oil the whole nation.
Woodrm FIVE points make good basis tor
inside the which would be our best
Of lick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Lists Conqressmen's Five Points

Says Mr. Woodruff the citizen should see IN TINS imess
and theoretical lien his home
and his labor That true the huge
public being considered be paid II Will
coerced labor at the Will OF those VINO WI" run e
government
for "the five points:
non-essenta spending to the bone thus stopping further
social experiments
Curb profits.
3-Appy effective control prices including wages and farm
prices
4revent labor from hamperng war production especially
40hour week and charges for overtime
industries, and provide for prompt
settlement of labor grievances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Half-Baked Policies Tend TO Weaken Us

adoption here OF half-baked
needs tends
to and hence n beneft the"
by jacques Cohn the stock broker
Capital has done nothing this stock market
and might stupefed recalls
H. Kahn aphorsm that Finance an old lady
W nerves.
Irrespective of inerludes mdy fright. long term
requires and faith well caution and
Ske ciSn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Saginaw Markets

sAGfNAw. March II (UP)
paying prices to growers for beans:
dart red kidneys. IS: yellow eyes. "a C
r. e. iieht eranberries, IS; c. r. c. dark
eranberries, $3.50.
wheat. siiorfI2: oats s755ae ~.
IN n 72c; six-rowed harley. s7Tl 70, sov
beans. 81. SIN l.ss; buckuhest, sir7G 20:
corn. ian soc.
Company