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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Tried 70 Wake Up The Nations Stockholders

While Of the New Dealers sill in knee brooches
publicly reduce the
apathy Of stockholders and heghten their interest IN the admin
property.
Apparently under the deluson that he Mr..
Greenbcrger the regional meetings Of
stockholders small stockholders afford make pill
grmageS to central attend annual meetings Is he
r Bell Mills.
voluntarily
stakeholder meetings? His plan followed by others including
the Johns Manvio Corporation
Corporate executives generally SHOULD give creative
stakeholder relations Thcy look
ward only willing stakeholder support but also to
aid and helping merchandise
products of tho company.
Likewise Forbes organizing stockholders in general
league play legislation and public admin>a
ton for the of American enterprises
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Keep in Mind The Practical Detectives

II keep mind practical detectives Social
alleged "ogsehie business
and emotionaSm
This be exploited along destructive lines which will be
harmful The stockholders Above all the
stockholders retain profitable shares in wenmanaged
other practical
Back the blue sky in New Eng
land undertook exploit popular prejudice Wall Street
and business Behind the camouage nice words about
democracy finance he pedded the unniaed shares
poorly conceived chain of stores which he destined
ground
Betterment for stockholders be found through
maiciouy class warfare between stockholders and
Good competent
worthy hire. and many vastly
$4,000
Stockholders most Of all good sound investment and
viii satisfied Of
be accompanied by GamorouS words emitted sterile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Banks
to
Aid l.. =.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS CUP)
Federal and state bars were
down today to permit banks tc
engage heavily and without criti.
ciSm in the governments borrow
ing program
The banks also were authorized
10 loan money 10 individuals on
anticipated income for the pur-
chase of more government Securi-
ties than their immediate capital
permits.
This broader attitude toward
dealings IN government securities
was promulgated in a Joint state
ment of examination and super
viSOry policy last night by the
comptroller of the currency fed
eral deposit insurance corporation,
federal reserve board. and the
executive committee of the ma
tlonal association of supervisors
OF state banks.
The immediate effect Of the joint
statement Is 10 remove from the
banks the curb heretofore imposed
on their purchases OF government
securities. Bank examiners had
criticized banks when their pur-
ChaScS of government securities
mounted. although there was no
stated limitation OF the percentage
of their funds they could so invest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
PBSeeksRu|e
Over Production
.0fA|| WarGoods
Return OF Powers
Seen Causing Split
With Army and Navy
Bv JOHN VI. MECKLIN
United Press stan CorTespondent

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-War
Production Chief Donald NJ. Nell
son, who recently brought back
TO WIPE total control Of the air
craft industry, has prepared an
administrative order relieving the
army and navy Of control over
production Of all other war nipple
mentS Such aS-tankS. ships and
ordnance, II was learned To-Day.
The new order. like the aircraft
order, has not been approved oy
army and navy officials. although
both have been submitted 80 them,
II was said
This situation appeared 10 be
the first open break IN a long
series Of diSagreementS between
Nelson and military procurement
officers headed by 1t. Gen. Brehon
B. Somervell, chief Of he army
services Of supply. In some
circles. il was described as a
showdown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Lehman
Begins
New Job

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25 QNS)
Newly appointed Foreign Relief
Director Herbert II. Lehman ar
riveS in Washington today for a
round of conferences on the heels
O. President Roosevelt's press con-
ference statement that The United
States would conduct worldwide
rehabilitation programs for for
eign nations during and after the
war.
The President coupled Leh-
mans name with his policy out
line that the United States would
.rehabilitate foreign nations -
especially Latin American coun-
.tries-through the medium of
lend-leaSe.
Policy tor this vast undertake
ing, he has announced. will be
worked out BY Lehman in con-
junction with the state depart
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigsn bu. crates, u. 8. No.
L. "a Inch min. unless otherwise stated:
Mcintosh, 81. 75d1.s5. fair color yi.sa.
Northern spys. cold storage 81. 75giss
common storage $I.35H1. so; Jonathans
90. "a Inch min. sl.5o; Shows. Si25:
mor,hwest Greetings. sl:1o; Kings. COM
mon storage 81: New York crates ". q.
20. J, 2l1-inch min; Mcintosh, Sis;
ou. cartons u. s. fancy, eo-I2ss 81 10.
Washington boxes Delicious extra fancy
4,i3ss' $3g325; fancy so-i25s, s775g
BEANS Blu. hampers: Florida String
less Black Valentines. s3.50a as. mostly
$3.50, fair s325; Bountifuis, s275d3.
r rsos1 N.ou 2s3; Wax Beans. express
good $3.50, poorer low as 81: Pientifuls.
BEETs-Texas half crates, dor. punches.
BROCCOLI - California pony crates.
BRUSSELS sPRoUrs-cslitornia half
drums S4n4.25.
punches: California best, s7.5Oqs, fair to
generally good 81.
cAULIFLowER - Long Island double
deck crates, S3n3 z3, mostly 50.
CELERY 49, Michigan bundles. 1-dozsn
stalks. medium. s5c; California Pascal.
wirebound crates. 10 doz.. $3.50;
Michigan Golden Heart. two-thirds crates.
rough, S,25M4 $50. best S475q5.
COLLARDS - Blu. baskets Mississippi,
punched $50; North Carolina, loose.
N.l5 Virginia. loose. 90c ~ 81.
CRANBERRIEs-Mas quarter
barrel boxes Howes. 1855
GRAPES-California display Tugs I'm.
perors. y. s fancy, 50 rs. fancy So, u. q.
No. s265N27 rs; White Mslagas. $40
n 2. SO; Corniohons, .40a25O
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg.
California salinas District fair to gen.
erally good quality doz., ss.75de,
mostly $3.50 doz.. s7.5ogs. mostly
LEAF LETTUcE-ohio dollhouse, 10 N.
baskets 81 1901 20
ONIONS so 10. sacks: Michigan ~ a.
go ] fe'iow' medium 81 200 l2s; sw..s
Colorado Sis Utah. SIS
PEPPERS Texas Californis Wonders,
q y bu crates. So $50 Florida "A on.
crates World Beaters. x3n325
POTATOES 100 10 sacks: Idaho Rus.
y $50. unwssned 81 80 ass. Maine. va.
I r,og, 1 ~ y u.s. No 81 sog
sacks. 81 30. IS ~ sacks. i09se; Long
Island chippewss T. no. !. 81 50.
S y e .scE TriTpa; No d.. w'h s
rails. $ No I. 50 iOd215: Chlppewss.
No and y c. commercial. si.9o
RADIsHEs Texas pony crates. 90 behs.
81 IS 2 2 80; fair. 81 IS.
sHALLoTs Louisiana barrels. tiiso
al2i crates. : doI. rs: don. -. as.
Texas. 81 % Missouri 81 IS. few 81 IS;
cartons don cellophans bars washed
spinach. 10 on. si.35. II on, 81 50gi.s0.
4 90
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana bu.
crates Puerto Riean ysms, ". q No. 4.
S2u2i0 New Jersey bu. hampers Y. q.
No Jerseys. kiln dried. sandy soil
TOMATOES ~ r.pseks, medium ~
large 81 s5n2 Eman sire 81 IS hot.
house s.ln baskets ONO medium. 81
TURSfPS Mississippi ou baskets. .
doz bchs 81 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
u. 5. BungIing
Named for
Rubber Shortage
Inaction, Confusion
Held Up Synthetic
Program, Says NAM

NEW YORK, Nov. % (UP).-
The National Association Of Manu-
facturerS today placed the blame
for the critical rubber shortage
with the national administration,
charging government inaction and
confusion regarding synthetic rub
Der had made II the most serious
problem among all strategic war
In 56-page survey of strategic
resources prepared for
the threc-day war congress Of
American industry opening IN De-
cember. the NAM made the follow
ing observations:
Steel shortages resulted largely
from maldistributlon of steel
nT0dTICTC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Auto
Graphs
Colds Take Toll
In Man-Hours and
Wages at War Plants
By SILER FREEMAN

Next TO accidents. colds and
complications resulting from
colds cost the war effort the
biggest amount of man-hours.
according to the Wick Health
Bulletin. II is estimated that
since Pearl Harbor. absences due
To colds have lost 40 million
work days and S250,000,000 in
wages.
In production this would mean
900 Flying FortresSes. 5000
fighter planes, 5000 tanks or
$4,000 jeeps.
Respiratory diseases cause
more absenteeism than almost
all other illness combined. the
report states. To guard against
colds, war workers are urged TO
live normally, eat simple foods,
drink plenty of water and get
plenty of rest and sleep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Some of the so new machine
tool plants that have sprung up
over the country since tho war
started better start making
nlaus for conversion 10 other
Jobs If they want 10 keep
operating.
That is the studied opinion
Of the experts on the War Pro-
duction Board.
They say that there simply
won't be enough orders to go
around, and although they adj
NIT that the situation will not
become critical for about SIX
months, they advise the indus
Try 10 start preparing now
There are now about billion
dollars worth of orders on the
books and that represents just
about nine and one-half months
work. However, the backlog IS
not evenly distributed and sumo
may have three months OF work
and others Is months.
And it's going 10 be tho new
conner that Will be hit first.
Although industry is still hun
cry for tools. there's nothing
like the pressure Of six months
back. Deliveries Of $4,000 900
= month are now actually run
ming ahead Of orders and the
lion : share Of the new business
is going 10 the Older established
companies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Leaders Have Lost
Work Incentive

The planned moral financial managing
tors OF American corporations has been far-reaching
The $4,000 net salary ceiling final the studied
attempt 10 make management posts less alluTing
Previously preliminary steps direction taken
through forcing publish salary lists and through
SEC restrictions ndcr emouments through trading
Likewise the reform benevolent intentions
multiplied the risk Of by disgunlcd Stockholders
making 1t hazardous for of remain corporate
Thus instead Of giving Of large capacity incentive for
participating the the tendency has been
make advisable for Of independent withdraw and
the SdelneS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
SERIOUS PROBLEM

The production Of copper and
magnesium presents the country
with serious problem.
ne outlook TOT sufficient sup
plies of aluminium, zinc and lead
was encouraging.
The survey said that there would
rbe shortage OF III 200 tons OF
rubber for essential civilian and
military needs between July. 1912,
and January, 1914. This appraisal
was made on the basis of the
Baruch report which declared that
842 900 tons of rubber would be
needed in that period. The Baruch
report did not take into considera-
ton passenger automobile needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
American AirIines
Profit S2,4O7,480

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-American
Airlines, Inc, and its consolidated
subsidiaries for the nine months
ended September 30 report a net
profit of 81, 407 $50, after provision
iof S1,S47, 100 for normal federal
Income taxes, or 1891 share on
the common. In the 1871 period
net profit was 81, 1O6, 234, or S3.3s
on the common, after Sl040,60C
provision for federal income taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
: TO- 10 YEARS NEEDED

Regarding the synthetic rubber
program. the survey said that pro-
duction through 1913 would total
$4,000 tons. ----
It added that seven 70 10 years
would be required 10 obtain any
appreciate amounts of rubber
from the plantation program and
suggested that the country could
beat the crisis only by conserving
present stocks while pushing
"the synthetic rubber program 10
rOmplefinn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Bath Iron Works
Merger Denied

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.- Bath
Iron Works Is not included IN pro-
posed merger of Shipbuilding com
panieS as reported IN news dis
patches, according TO William S.
Newell, president of Bath Iron
Works.
Contemplated merger is that of
two adjoining yards in South Port
land, namely. South Portland
Shipbuilding Corporation an d
Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Cor
poration.
The TWO yards presently TO he
merged are owned Jointly by Todd
ShipS ards Corporation and Bath
Iron Works Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
ASSailS
MONS
Boycott

NEW YORK, Nov % uNS).-
Special master John Kirkland Clark
today had ruled in federal court
that II electrical equipment man
ufacturerS are entitled 10 declar-
atory judgment against Local 3
International Brotherhood OF Elec-
trlCal Workers
Clark held that the locals boy
colt activities against equipment
manufactured by the companies
had the effect I'M many instances
of irebllng the costs of installing
similar equipment in the New
York area He also asserted that
such activities were unlawful and
contrary 20 provisions OF the Shcr-
man Antitrust Act.
The II companies flied sun
against the union in 1897 and
trlal of the action before the Spe-
clal master vas held ln1937 and
1898
one OF the primary purposes OF
the defendants Clark said was
to make. obtain, secure. maintain
and preserve work opportunity for
the local members, all for the pro-
lection OF their Sclf-intereSt. re-
gardleSS of the interests OF union
members m outside factories. or of
increased costs 10 New York build
erS and the public As 2 result
free competition no longer exists
IN New York City"
Plaintiffs we're Ellen Bradley
Milwaukee. Wis AllS-ChalmerS
Manufacturing Company NJ J.
waukce: Clark Controller Com
pany. Cleveland. Colts Patent
Firearms Manufacturing Com
pany Hartford, Cutler-Hammer.
Inc Milwaukee the Electric Con-
troller and Manufacturing Com
pany. Cleveland. General Electric
Company. New York. Monitor
Controller Company, Baltimore
Square y Company, Detroit
11umbull Electric Manufacturing
Company PlHnvllle. Conn. West
inGhouSc Electric and Manufacture
rng Company. Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
3 Detroi+ers Named

Three Detroiters have been
named 10 assist Lewis Gill,
Cleveland, regional director OF
the War Labor Board. in the
administration of the wage sta
bilization program for Region S
which includes Michigan. They
are Thomas j. Donahue, chair
man of the Michigan Labor
Mediation Board, and David A.
Wolff, attorney, representing the
public; and S. w. Utley, presi-
dent, Detroit Steel Castings
Company, representing industry.
There are II members on ellis
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Holiday Cuts Work
Week al Coal Mines

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %. -
Anthracite mines Will work on
Saturday this week because of
Thanksgiving, since production has
been set AT l20l 800 tons. calling
tor a 5-day week. Negotiations are
still beng carried on regarding the
5-day week and decision should
be rcachNd shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Dressed for The Part

Photographers are Still talk
ing about the Snapper who
works for Nash-kclylnator and
his most embarrassing moment
/. of some weeks back
Most Of his assignments had
been taking plant pictures. 50
that when he received a call 10
be A. the plant one morning 20
take pictures he arrived dressed
for The part-old pants sweater,
etc
The assignment turned out
20 be President George Mason 8
WEDDING.
Bur being a good sport Ma
son just laughed and invited
Inc embarrassed Camoraman
into the reception for a cocktail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Crude Oil Output
Shows Slight Gain

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Domes-
tic crude oil production in the
week ended November II aver
aged 3.9l5.S25 barrels daily. an
increase of s. 225 barrels daily
over tho preceding week accord
ing TO OIL and Gas Journal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Chamberlain Metal
Dividend IS Cents

Chamberlin Metal Weather STRIP
Company has declared a dividend
of ID cents. payable December l.
10 holders of record December 4.
bringing total payments for the
year 10 30 cents. against 90 cents
in l94l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Federal Motor Truck
Payments Top 1941

Federal Motor Truck Company
has declared a dividend of 10 cents,
payable December u 10 holders of
record December IL, bringing the
total payments for the year 10 40
cents, against 10 cents in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

aral sales man
aCcr of Re G
VI OforS Inc
vas announced
today
For Is wears
Streetor h A $
been associated
with REQ IN
sales and SCrE-
ice work. lie
started m the
service depart
ncnt. was ScrV-
ice m a n a 4 c I
from 1916 tC
1888. then As
>iSiant general
sales manager
general sales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Detroit Poultry

Market steady 20 firm. Hens over lbs
22c, under . zoe, leghorn hens. los.
up, l6c. cocks, iAc; rock sprirgers 27c;
rock broilers up 20 2 lbs 2Sc. leghorn
springers. zoe. hen turkeys. Sac, tom
turkeys. IS his up soc ducks white s
lbs up zoe geese tie
EGGS Market hrm current receipts
81 nc. undsrgrsdes. 81 . = 32Ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
30-Cent Dividend
Declared by Vinto

Ninco Corporation has declared
a dividend of so cents. payable
December Is. to holders Of record
December ;. This brings total
payments for the year 10 Is cents,
same as in l9ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Reformers Fiqhtinq Battles OF Late '2Os

Thus "refomers sui hghtng The baltic Of he ae
tWente exploiting public disappointment incidental
stock market losses during the panic
Events from these emotions and that
the country engaged public appears
having rising respect competent administrators
know how The the manufacture of munitions
rehabtang the with the public
Accordingly the improved for practical
reforms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Bower Roller Pays
SO Cents on Stock

Bower Roller Bearing Company
has declared dividend of 50
cents. payable December 10. TO
holders OF record December s.
bringing total payments for the
year TO $3.50 against So in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Holland Furnace Dividend

Holland Furnace Company has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents on the com
mon, payable December 26, to
holders of record December 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Stresses The Plus Results Of Trends

Maurice r. tireenberger New York Attorney wiring In The
Nation stresses what 10 him the plus results OF these
He characterze the changes new deal for stockholders"
and lavish Of the exchange
mission In audng the growing shackes management he
The SEC subject
ton stakeholder
10 his Observation-Disclosures together with 00word
the action wishes holder
the opportunity nominate candidates direcorshp these
nominees ballot
summary OF the proposed revision OF the rules the commission
adopted which
stockholders.
amended permit which
indicate specifically
arrogaton authority through default These the
important changes Other provisions the disclosure
compensation $4,000 directors officers
ngs with the corporation and of the company activities during
the preceding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
ROOSEVELT ENASI,E

Most Observers believed that II
tho break wldens II inevitably
Will he carried 10 the White House.
Mr.. Roosevelt. asked to COM
ment on the production picture
~ press conference Yesterday.
avoided commitment on the
specific issues involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
CREATES BOARD

Under the aircraft order. Mel
son created an aircraft production
board headed by Vice Chairman
Charles r Wilson, formerly presi-
dent of General Electric. 1t re-
lieved the army and navy of all
authority over scheduling and
actual direction Of aircraft pro-
duction
The second order would give
Wilson. 10 whom Nelson plans 70
delegate all has power over pro-
ductlOn matters, authority 10
schedule and direct similarly pro-
ductlon OF tanks. ships and
ordnance
The two orders II carried out
Hili return 10 WPB authority
which Nelson delegated 10 the
army and navy last March In
general terms, that authority :
the power 10 plan which plants
viii produce what items and
when and TO make sure that IL Is
done As ordered
II does not cover raw materials.
control OF which WPB has re-
tanned from the outset.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Farmers Market

rg,-,.r-
g. y. hAa No 8
- g., To
: 81 50 IS ~ 80, - %,
- ,o 49, ,[,nsf0 SH'' i-rry
9, So, III. 3D.,
- 30 ~.
a., b., .''' fA-.'
49, p-y., a.. 80,
- S''' '. no 80
TETTi.rF tXp SALAD cprr~e r.,.
~ Ee''''s s., s2'ho's ,.,t N' :, 20 Jon
.o, t''
r. e. o. 3l' - '' GU
~. =. 80 .,t.9'. %
a., a. o.. "'. 'i''". ~
80. a. .o.
bos,str sa
.. zEi !,., B ,...s. Mss Re-. n %
9, ~. y. -, 81.
- co., '
...--.,.,-- r-.7'i-sss ~ -
30 s -, rar[ '9'e -,. a 80 f..
- -, ~. 'iel "a. .D o. -,
cr ~ S,so re,.,. t,-r,. 49,,
81 ac,e- lunches ~ to1 F0c ~.
~ 4.. refsr. N.cr,r.- s,.,t,,,, Co.,,
: 81 osa r. I'M Csfer, CshtaFs No
e.. a. 80 t e1 no - 81 Fehn''' 30
po-se. rsdtsh N4 r5,.,xI rerk has.
Ne, roman 30 s04f.r doz brf.
T.esks No so soc daz lunches onions
! % g. 7Sc psr.rips No 81 "a
r. tu 40 . Use cur, psrsle,.
10 4u.f5u, dozen lunches Parsley
Roo, 81 s5r4Sl dozen lunches 70
,.t,cs 80 - fs-t9 so ipo.It vsre
10 . $1,000 81. Pumpkins 80 T.
L RnA NJ 81 Nf#F Nr#.H. A.U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
livestock Markets
DF TROIT

DETROIT
CATTLE Receipts $50. Generally steady
trade on slaughter steers and she stock
bulls slow but about steady: two truck lots
good fed yeariinEs and light steers Si5n
1928. medium 20 lowgood warmed up and
shortfed steers. Si2 25 1880; few common
steers. Sl2 down, common dairy type grass
heifers So % u 1880. few very light cutter
kinds down 10 IS; fat dairy type cows
81. 50l il.2S; odd head good cows held
above Sll so; Gamers and cutters largely
Sc. 50 p 2j. good weiEhty sausage bulls
Si2 70 y 25. odd head 10 Sl2 90.
CALVES Receipts, $50. Vealers weak
70 mostly SOC lower; most good and choice
grades. Sl7 few early 10 $i7 so; common
sni medium sorts. xi21 l6
SHE EP Receipts 800 Lambs active
25c-5oc higher than Mondays average
GOOD 20 choice natives. Slj50ni5 rs
mostly SIS so with bucks out at 81 dis
count some mixed grade medium 10 good
lambs scaling above 20 lbs. 50di52S
common 'hrowouis. ti2 50 down late Mon.
DAY and today slaughter ewes fully 81
higher. good 20 choice ewes Ssps so; com
mon and medium SIS 70 80, with feV
nsht cu'i ewes down 70 ST
HOGS Receipts 500, market generally
steady except lights 100 lbs down which
Vere IS cents lower; bulk 10000 H.
weights Sl3 f51 i3 So, top S13 IS Il
small killers on some lsO-2f0 10 weights
most lf0-l60 To- averages Si3 IS: feeder
pigs quoted al $3.50. bulk sows, Sl3 "a
1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
POWERs FOR WILSON

Thus. under the two orders.
Wilson. not the army and navy.
VIII determine specifically what
factories viii produce parts for
which assembly plants and wnen
the parts Will be delivered. This
program, Of course, VIII be related
closely 10 raw materials ALLEGATIONS
directed h&A4cp- Chairman FeFdi-
nand FberSiadt.
Officials were unwilling 10 spec
ulatc on what Is likely 10 happen
n the army and navy refuse 20
20 along with Nelson's two orders.
Nelson asked 10 comment on this
yesterday, replied
How can l discuss intelli-
gently a Hypothetical situation
UnderSccrctarv Of War Robert
p. Patterson said merely no COM
ment. -
Patterson added however that
there has been no decision.
meaning presumably that tho
army and navy have not decided
whether 10 fight Nelson's orders.