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Evening star., 1942-04-13

NAL for fear OF consequences because OF
yastric hyperacidity7 BLESSED EHIEF
such sufferers. even Temporarily. who have
tried the gentle formula VONS TABLETS.
Sincerely grateful people tell of what they
for them even where other trials for
relief have disappointed. This gentle
formula aims to counteract surplus, irri--
tatinf stomach acid and to soothe and
protect Unnamed stomach surfaces, thus
mere readily allowing Natures healing
processes 70 work: If you suffer symptoms
stomaeh acid. or you suffer from indises-
ton. gas. heartburn. bioating-due to
5cr prompt reiief WV riahe sSuc a. hcms Won
without riGid LIQUID diet. Get specisl SOC
S8glAL ellk package. At your druggist.
Evening star., 1942-04-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
Remarkable Treatment for
STOMACH DISTRESS
From Too Much Stomach Acis

SI0"0C0 HCko
Are you tortured
with the burning
misery Of too much
free stomach acid
which causes you
to suffer with ter.
rible gnawing agony
even W b . n the
stomach u empty7
Are you teasingly
prodded with . de.
sire to eat but
f0rAAd IN Ealf~dA,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Market
Moves
Narrowly

NEW YORK. July 30 CUP) -
Stocks and bonds opened mar
rowly irregular on the stock ex-
change today with volume light.
Cotton futures opened l 10 points
lower
A majority of stocks were either
at their previous close or slightly
above the last nights closing
levels. Initial dealings were small.
OF the first 40 issues 10 appear
16 were unchanged, 13 higher. and
IL lower. Railroad issues were
easier in most instances with
Louisville & Nashville off a point
at 81. Steels slipped back slightly.
while coppers were steady 10 firm.
mail orders steady, and motors
firm.
United States Steel opened AT
4694., off u Bethlehem 81. off \
General Motors 81, up Il: Mont
gomery Ward 29Is, unchanged:
Southern Pacific 1875. unchanged;
Consolidated Edison 1915. up Il ;
General Electric 257s. up 4:
Dome Mines ia, unchanged:
Homestake Mining 50. up u
Phelps Dodge 24ia. up u and
Standard oil, New Jersey 81 un-
changed,
American Tobacco r frmed =,
to "a a. Savage Arms lost u 10
1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Men TO Work First

Whether the women who do
register viii be called upon 10
fill the ranks in tite--ftfetortcs-
and offices depends on the ma
tcrial situation. The WPB is
quick 10 point out that men not
now working will be put on first
and when that supply is OK
hausted. then the women who
indicate their willingness to
work will be called in.
Reglstrants arc urged not 10
come personally 10 the plants
for interviews. The cards will
be sorted and filed by the
United States Employment Serv-
ice and the USES will interview
them as needed.
The manufacturers will apply
10 Nhe USES who in turn will
dip into the pool and recon-
mend those they believe will fit
into the Jobs available. Effort
will be made 10 assign women
according TO the location of
their homes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Cross Gear Co.
Orders Treb|ed

Over $1,S00,000 in untitled or.
ders, as of July l, was reported to
stockholders of the Cross Gear and
Machine Company in a letter from
Milton o. Cross Jr., president. This
is three times the backlog of BUSH
ness on the company'S' books Oct.
l, 1941..
Increased production facilities
provided by the investment Of
nearly 100000 during l941, have
permitted greatly increased snip
ments. In April, May and June,
Cross reported that shipments eX-
ceeded the entire calendar year
1941. He explained that this 400
per cent increase in shipments re-
fleets not only increased plan {
facilities. but also enlarged per-
sonnet in the Xecutive and
engineering departments AMI a.
larger and better shop organiza-
ton
You have reason as stock
holder TO share the satisfaction
your management feels over the
contributions your company has
already made TO the war pro-
gram" Cross said. Because Of
the Importance Of our products
and the vastly increased demand
for them, the United States gov
eminent is now building and
equipping new plant for us
which is approximately twice
the size of our present factory.
This new building, which adiOins
our present plant, will be ready
for occupancy about September
! and will be leased to us Mt a
reasonable rate for the purpose
of increasing our production of
special machine tools"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
ChiseIers' Harm American Interests

The analogy OF domestic affairs help clarity this point
In seeking to lift rates at home and 10 lower hours of
recognized the desirabty
ndustrywide feeling that the cheers o-called
syted unfair competition for the good employers who put into
efect high labor standards
If through widespread tariff reductions advocated by the
theorists American and farmers be brought
active competition in home market with foreign
hourly
standards then American interests would in effect be harmed
by "chScerS' other countries
the tentative approaches ntena
ona collaboration by labor Will ultimately
recognition of these differences II that there
practical choices open
One the international differences and 10 offset
them through which will adequately American
labor agriculture and industry competition from those
Substandad nations The second reduce
tariff and the time take direct steps TO bring
other nations up 10 our standards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Livestock Markets


CATTLE Receipts 600; steer and year
Inc trade less active than earlier IN the
week fed steers above steady. common
and medium Erasscrs slow. weak; cows
actiye frm. bulls unchanged load good
% choice around i.000-b fed steers, Slf.75
sorted three-head truck lot strictly good
FED yearings. Sl4 60; package medium 10
good Hght steers 1880, few common
Grass steers. 5000 All few heifers lack
Jos common o. low. good grass beef COWS
So so DO. good COWS quoted Co $40 30 or
sl entity above Gamers and cutters largely
So .7Sf % few good beef bulls and odd
head weighty sausage offerings u O.
tt225, common ayd medium bulls. S90
~ So
CALVES Receipt 500. veaiers active
strCug good and choice grades. SIS 90 q
mostly SIC, cummon and medium. SO q 10
HOES Receipts 500 market butchers
sealing $50 he upward Is cents higher
Ilah'er ve fhts and other classes steady
Bu.k is0-2l0 b butchers Sl4 5511f. 65.
extreme TOP SIS rs 01 sorted 20O-220 ib
averages around 2f0-320 10 weights
mostly STA lu 10 3S. 300f0Q lb heaties
tl lf nuff ffH.fs0 no lights So
% hlk euHr so 151ia2a
SHEEP Receipts. 900. scattered sales
rrr'rE lambs steady package good t0
10 natives avcfarIrF Vh-Ib sold SIS
WIN LsrFe discounted 81 Few comm lr
iEft am1s. ss31l. slaughter ewes s'eadt
az So 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Uroed 70 Get TRAINING

There Is little doubt in the
minds Of the WPB chiefs that
women will be called upon in
much greater numbers than
heretofore 10 help in the pro-
duction battle. Women who
are available are urged 10 pre-
pare themselves at once by en-
rolling IN classes now being con-
Quoted by the board Of educa-
ton and the National Youth
Administration.
A regiStrant who has COM
pleted one of these training
courses is in a good position 10
get a war job when the time
comes 10 hire her, The USES
will help any woman who wants
10 get the preliminary training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Sales Promotions Brought Fair Results

But there stirring in trade and sales promotion
brought tar results though unfavoraby affected
by weather conditions The natonary aspect IN the
disposition OF retailers stock account OF anticipated
difficulties and deliveries Also the
having stocks household appliances good
business Above ALL notable that where highly paid
workers mostly the tell of heavy trade in
SNerWare jeWcN, furs. furniture, etc.
II recognized that industrial production is the
maximum 10 be expected than seemed likely month
On account Of ScaCe materials and labor, industries
nearing peak strikes all frequent Civilian
the last phase of curtailmen and
small plants that have obtained contracts by this time
viii be closing down
More and more, civilian products regarded
essential viii be standardized concentrated few selected
plants Among the industrial problems strikes, farm labor
shortage and the decline summer resort business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Bu baskets y. $. No
Delaware Williams Reds z !. in. mp, som'
2 p in min S2V2 % Michigan Duchess
2-in. min. SiQ1?5. Transpsrents, bu.
crates. 2-in. up. some ripe. as West
Virginia Wealthys, pa IN. min, generally
CATALOGUES salmon Meats; Ari.
zona Phoenix district jumbo 27s IS 25
fair, So Jumbo 35s S. rs. fair. IS sc
jumbo ass. s6 fair. 1913 Maryland and
Delaware. various size crates 2is generally
fair quality 81 Q3 fats, 81 80 q IS.
YDEWS-Caiifornia jumbo Sc and
s.. standard 90, s275, standard l2s,
LETTUcE-California Salinas district.
Los Angeles crates Iceberg type, 5-doz
IS % $50. fair quality IS, poorer as
low as 81 i-doz., s5a525
oN1oNs--Texas Round Whites Y. s
No. ! mediums. 50 IS 25-lh sacks White
Boilers. 81 IS 50-lh sacks Balhosas. 3-tn
and larger 81 20Ti25 10 Sin size 81.
fair condition 75c Michigan Y. s. No.
Yeilows. 90c1S 81 California u, No
larger 35Hi.50; li4-in and lareer
81 90 Oklahoma Round Whites. mediums.
81 jumbo. 50 25ft2 so Washington sweet
spanish type 2-3-in. size. S1M1.10.
PEACHES 49, Bu. baskets u. $. No. /
Georgia Elberas 70 in min. So ~
Ain 50 -; 17s-in min. including Y. 3.
extra No. ]. S2H225. 2. in up 50 80
Pin mir. 81 25n235 hne quality. 81 30
SO 10 South Carolina II. 8. extra No I,
] q, in. up. 81 7512 H. = commercials.
2-in up. 50 2l4-iu up. 50 %. Hale
Ravens. pin min. 50 - 2 so Georgia
Relies. gin min. Sl.J0u IFS; Michigan
bu. baskets Y $ No ! Golden Jublees.
gin min. 81 so, Ia in. min, 81. rs:
orioles Pin min. $50; I "A in. min,
1928 California boxes Hsles, i0s 10 7os,
SisOQ2
PEAs-colorado bu. baskets, s2.1oa
2.25.
POTATOES 49, 1o0-lb. sacks California
u. $ No. / washed Long Whites. 81 75n
3; U g. commercial, 81 Is: Idaho IT, 8
No. 1 washed Triumphs, best, SO. fair TO
generally good. 50 so Nebraska T. n.
No. I Reds. So IT, $. No. / unwashed
cobblers. virFinia. New Jersey and Michi-
SWEET POTATOES Alabama bu bas-
kets u s No Trumphs, 81 Goa B..
Louisiana bu. crates Y. 5. No. Puerto
Rican vans SO 90
TOMATOES Michigan 12-quart Climax
baskets. No. I. Si250 f-35. no 2 sou
s5c. hot house. s-lbJ baskets mediums
Ohio 75c: Michigan and Indiana, generally
rire so Soc
wATERNEI oNs- Per melon. Georgia
CannonhausN 1874 tbs IS = soc. 2i-lbs
Zoe 2e-lbs 30 soc $3.50 lbs 40 q T5c .
Cuban Queens rs lbs. 35c 1888 lbs
80 = soc 30-32 lbs go 070c. Mississippi
Cuban Queens 20 lbs % "a 3nc % MS,
d5c Texas Tom Watsons. 30 IL soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Deficit Anticipated

The necessity for getting such
a reservoir 10 back up the
mounting demands on the facto-
ries is clear. Male workers are
being taken into the army in
increasing numbers. The supply
will dwindle in the fall when in
auctions will be stepped up.
a careful check of past and
anticipated employment shows
an anticipated deficit of thou
sands before the end of 1912.
The drive is 10 bring into the
labor market women 10 meet
this deficit who do not ordinarily
consider themselves part % the
industrial labor supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
In Position to Compare Wages and Hours

If such Of international the
they will inevitably help focus popular attention national
differences living standards and levels.
Then when high sounding Political sentiments expressed
American
labor will position and hours the United
with those prevailing Great Britain Russia and other
countries.
Bernard NJ Baruch in discussing this subject with said
that o ought the where IL be-
longs He suggested that matter national policy might
echeW tariffs high
Specifca-
would preclude free with nations unless they
advanced their standards levels But such
approach tariff policy would clearly reveal the whole
world socitous
of the well being of its people, and which the
o ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
MARKETS
Lewis Heney
War Industries
Nearing Peak Rate

Whether business improved last week be debated but
weekly adjusted figures
they The being that
they divided unduy small allowance for the weeks
seasonal
Retail sales little above ago; This fact
makes allowance for
what the sales doing the earlier period and " known
then that the physical
volume of goods sold is probably much smaller
Uncertainty control and price regulation is
s factor retailer buying On the whole it that whole
) lLllo dmlcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Auto
Graphs
Women Volunteers
Only Sought for
Manpower Reservoir
BY SILER FREEMAN

There still seems 10 be much
misunderstanding am ongst
women on the matter of recruit
ing the volunteer army of 10000
as a manpower reservoir for the
Detroit area war plants. The
misunderstanding centers mainly
on the fact that the registra-
ton is voluntary and not COM
pulsory. The War Production
Board is not drafting Women
for the plants, it is memerly
checking on how many are
available if the need arises.
The WPB points out that the
cards are being distributed and
women urged 10 fill them out so
that it will have some accurate
idea 10 what degree women from
is to 10 arc available, whether
part or full time; clerical. pro-
fesSional or on the production
line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Steel Rate
Eases Slightly

NEW YORK. July 30.-SteeI
ingot production for the week
ended July 27 is placed at 9SIa
per cent of capacity in the com.
pilation by Dow Jones az Co, Inc
This compares with SO per cent ir
the previous week and 9S pei
cent two weeks ago.
u. S. Steel is estimated at 9712
per cent against 90 per cent in
the week before and 90 per cent
two weeks ago. Other leading
companies are credited with 90
per cent against 991a per cent in
the preceding week and 971a per
cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Slight Reaction Noted in Commodity Prices

Commodity prices slightly declines occurring
barley wool and hogs The prices of steers lard and
butter were higher.
The initiation despite the tumut and the shout
shown by the rise last week IN canned fruits and berries
The labor and materials had much that
OPA had allow wholesalers retailers
All the o-called controlled
reality be controlled without drastic
long the price Of labor uncontrolled
We should all that the federal House naval committee
of $4,000 last
that 80 showed undue profits The for all
s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Gain Extended
In Electric Use

NEW YORK. July 3o-The
electrical energy distributed by
the electric light and power in
dustry Of the United States for
the week ended July Is was $685.
Gas 600 kilowatt hours. against
1920 526 600 in the like 1871 week,
an increase Of 1876 per cent, &C.
cording TO the Edison Electric In
Stitute.
Output in the week ended July
Is amounted 10 3 sos .367 900 kilar
watt-hours. against 3199.105
in the similar period of 1871. am
crease Of ia per cent. and in 49,
week ended July II totaled 1929
9l6 600 kilowatt hours. against
3,17S, 054,0O0 in 1911, an increase
of 10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
EXAMINE CASTINGS

In addition, the rubber manH-
facturers propose a rigid examina-
.tlon OF tires once a month, with
the castings being removed from
the automobile wheel and ex-
'amined inside and out. The
amount OF rubber on each tire
would be closely checked.
The industry plan. which calls
for 1882 tons Of crude rubber.
33. 1888 tons Of thiokol. 32,475 tons
of butyl and 97,420 tons of re-
claimed rubber. currently is being
studied point by point in a series
of conferences between industry
Representatives and WPB officials.
The latter admitted that no de-
tails have been worked out
for administering weekly
monthly tire checktIps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
TREMENDOUS JOB

Whatever the proposed solution.
officials said, the size Of the job
would be tremendous. 10 say MOTH
ing Of the cost. There are some
1900 900 passenger cars and
l30 .00Q. 900 tires IN the country
The inspection proposals are
part of the induStry's four-point
plan for restricting and supervis-
ing the use of cars. The plan also
calls for a 40-mile-an-hour speed
limit nationally and reduction
of 40 per cent in driving mileage.
Rubber industry representatives
said that such >curtaiIments we're
necessary in order 10 provide tires
for essential driving.
WPB officials have not COM
mitted themselves on the possi-
bility Of adoption OF the industry
program beyond the fact that the
plan contains "a great many IFS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

NOT a SINGLE WORK stop
page since 1887!
That's the record at Murray
Corporation of America, and there
are few companies in the Detroit
area which can equal IT, Ger
tainly there is no automotive com
pany Of any size in the industry
which can boast a similar record.
How was Murray able 10 get
through the hectic periods of labor
strife without a Stoppage?
l think. perhaps. the best way
TO answer that, is a quotation or
two by LLOYD T.. Jones. president
OF Local No. 2 UAW-CIO. 1t is
part of a statement included in
the book. Production Standards
from Time Study Analysis" And
the book itself highlightS Murray
Corporation and the Murray To-
calls latest cooperative venture
a Joint time study
In the book. Jones said,
Local No. > j. known a. the
pioneer local In the UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
DETR0i7syssslhasisg5 sszT1MES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Urge L.. s. Base Tariff
On Living Standards

Amidst tho harsh realities Of total warfare statesmen and
others seek occasionally dreams about better post
world
hopes fostered during World War and
they dashed the ground
Unless there is TO be repetition of dislusonment il seems
essential relate policies the realities
10 basic understanding of human nature.
The Of hands the between
labor United States and Great Britain
may help generation stumble realities This
national labor compact is also ason with the
o Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Help Bring Shops Of Other Nations TO U. S. Level

Possb union action help bring substandard
American level of material well being
but except limited this doubtful The American
attainment reflects than agitation and wShu thinking
the result Of the unprecedenedy great experimenting OF
the individual human worker with quantities OF steam and
electric tools and technology with vagated
competent with the stmu
lating effects of market for products
In order approach the American aanmens other nations
chronological revolution
Until they do utterly fantastic dream Of moving
4 trade world after the second World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Nail MdIIeabIe
Votes 25C Dividend

CLEVELAND, O.. July 30
National Malleable & Steel Cast
ings Company has declared a
dividend of Is cents, payable Sep
tember 5 70 holders of record
August Ia. Like amount was paid
June 20. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

had no stoppage in work since
the signing of our first agree
ment I'm 1887 and we dedicate
our book on time study to
the labor movement with the
thought I'm mind 10 enlighten Ia
Dor with regard To production
standards and time study and
aid labor I'm arriving at an equit-
able an dlntelligent solution 10
our production standards prob
lens"
Without question this latest de-
velopmeny at Murray rs a far
reaching one IL is A long sep
forward toward the common
ground which management and
labor must meet on in order 10
solve their mutual problems.
While il is great tribute 10
the union mon of Murray and "a
their officers, II is equally a tribute
30 tho far-Sightcd and equally en-
lghtened executive personnel of
Murray and 10 President Clarence
w. Avery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Foreign EXCHANGE
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. July 30 (UP) -- Today :
paying prices 70 growers for beans
Pea beans. $3.50. light red kidneys, 81
dark red kidneys. 81: c. r. c. yellow eyes
S6g G. r G. lbEht cranberries So c. r. c.
dark chanherrics So So
Wheat, 81 07 ~ 1 90: bkts. 43n &c: rye.
SO n 6Sc. siX-rowed barley St.37df 40;
buckwcat. 80 D. 2 rs: corn. ss n 9Oc; soy
beans 81 4511.as
Prices furnished BY Michigan Bean
Crmuauv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Farmers Market

FRuiTs-Apples. Dutchess. No. (. Np
20 bu No ?, 75cS yellow Transparent.
sG 81 500 rs s,f 3 g i a,oss,
ere srs'' wa fancy 50 &i.qqagd, craft, Cher
sour No. J, 81. 10 SIS 2i-quArt crate.
Gooscberries No. /. S2.5oa3 2g-qt crate,
Huckleoerries. No. I. So 2l.qt- crate No!
2. IS. Early peaches. No. / 50 bu Ea/Iy
Pear No !. ST. 2 80 on. Plums. NJ !.
81 80 .2i-qt. crate; No. ?. IS. /6ants.
loupes. No. 2 50 low.
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREYNs-Head
lettuce fancy - bu.; No l/sr25G rs:
SOC b. ' Romano ON lear Nc s''1S q 30 soc 'S e
Escaroie No i. SO soc /6a No. 2. SOC.
Endive. No. /. 75c0si.25 bu No. 2. soc.
VEGETABLE GREySs-conard. No. I.
$685. go sSs e %o ,so5rsX 80 !, soge5e eu.
T fSnsSs NJ 10 s IS p Su M N ? Ns
!. 80 y 7hc buy Cabbage Greens No I.
500 75e hu. Bae No l. 80 soc bu, swiss
chard No 4 50 n SOC bu
VEGET EBLFs. MlSCELLANEOUs-A
psragus, mo. l. socdi rs doz. oohs 30.
2. so lf5c. Roman Beans No l. x2a2 50
en. Wax Beans, No /. 81 75N225 hu
2. 75c Round Green Beans. No. !.
Si50a2; No. 2 Sl25. fancy, 50 so bu.
Horsebeans. No. L. 50 nj 80 hu Kentucky
WONDER Beans, no. l. NZW NJ hu. BeetS,
No. 1. % ~ JOc doz. bchs. heets topped
No. l. 75cH 81 25 bu. Broccoli. No /. S2f
Is hu Cabbage. No. I. 500 SOC hu Red
Cabbage, No. / 500 70c bu Curly Cab
bage, No. J. 70 ~ 90c hu. Carrots topped.
No ], $l75N2 bu. No. =. 81 Carrots.
No. ] BOA SOC dozen bchs. Csulinower,
No 1. Si.75G2 bu.: No. e. SIaI2S.
Celery fancy, 60c doz bchs : No 1. $50
i5c; No. 2. i5a 2oc. Celery Cabbage.
no 1. Sis bu. No. q Sl25 Sweet
Corn. No. l. s5caSi 5-doz sack No. 2. so
n 75c. Cucumhers fancy. So so bu.; No
1. 81 50n3; No. 2. xi50n2 Dill. 400
SOC dozen punches. Eggplant, No. 4,
75c n 81 peck basket Kohlrabi No l.
so a 75c doz bohs. Leeks. No. /. Sidl.25
doz bchs Onions, dry No SiTSa
5O-Ib. sack; No 2, so 90c. Green, 30
40 soc don. bchs. Curly Parsley, No.
i0p soc doz bchs Okra, No. l, 81 rs
bsktl Parsley Root, No. /. 40 q soc
bchsl Peas No. l. 50 501275 bu. Pep
pers Hot. No. /, 400 SOC PIX bskt. Sweet.
No. l. f0I soc PIX. bskt. Potatoes. No. 1,
81 .45ff1 so bn. No. 2. asa sac. Radishes,
red, fancy. T5c dor. bchs No L. 45ffs5c;
No. 2 40c: Long White. No l. 5046sc
dor. bchs Rutabagas. No J. SI25 buI
summer squash. No. /. 500 65c u bu.
squash. Table queen. No /. SIS "a hu.
Italian squash, No 1. SIT "a PIX, hskt
No. 2 75c. Tomatoes, dollhouse. No I.
81 rs 1t.io. bsk, No ?. 81 IS; outdoor,
No. I. Si25Gl.5O ii-lh bskt No 2 s5c.
Turnips No l. 50u75c doz hchs tur-
nips. topped. fancy. $i25 bu No. 1, 75c
isl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Rubber Industry
Battles WPB by
Big TuePrograp
Gigantic Task Seen
In Proposal TO Keep
II Million Cars Going
BY PHILLIPS j. PECK
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July 30.-WPB
officials today said they were
baffled by the administrative
magnitude of carrying out weekly
and monthly inspections OF tires
as called for in an overlooked
feature of the rubber industry's
plan for keeping 27000,000 cars
on the road.
A WPB representative said the
industry's program. which envis-
ages the production of approxi-
mately 100000 tires in the next
two years for civilian use, pro-
poses cursory checkup Of tires
once week in regard to proper
imitation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
PERMITTED 3 DAILY

Restaurant trucks - may make
three deliveries of prepared foods
a day from kitchen 10 restaurant.
Trucks carrying copy proofs,
tracingS or any other unfinished
products from printing permit
ted three deliveries daily.
Baking trucks-permitted three
deliveries daily if Is per cent of
the goods are delivered unwrapped,