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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

face with an enormous number OF
questions about his daily life which
have never obtruded themselves
upoh him before.
Cnqucstionably he must adapt
himself and his life to changes in
his habits and certain things are
entirely shut oil from him. How
ever. most of the things he is
warned against by his lay friends
do not affect the progress of the
disease at all.
For instance. very few people
with heart disease have to give up
work. \ certain amount of work
and exercise is good for most
people with heart Disease because
II strengthens the heart muscles.
This. of course, does not apply to
people who have pain or distress
III breathing on taking exercise.
Question of Flying
Should "A patient with heart di-
scaSc fly? Today. with the great
increase in air travel, many men
with heart disease are asking if
IT would be safe for them to fly.
IN practically all cases in which
man can walk comfortably he can
fly comfortably, especially in
plane that is going over fairly level
country and seldom at an altitude
over 5000 feet. II mans heart
reserve is good enough for all
practical purposes at sea level. he
probably will he comfortable in
commercial plane.
Much the same sort of answer
can he made to the patient who
has heart disease and who asks
whether he should live in a high
altitude. Living at high altitude.
of course. puts some strain on the
heart because there is progress.
lively less oxygen in the air as one
rises above sea level. This differ.
cncc is 0f little consequence up to
a height of perhaps $500 feet.
Above this. a man who is troubled
with heart disease should restrict
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

YOUR INSURANCE Is ON TIE
"ncnNiv" when you are investing
your dividend FROM Mutual InSur-
anCc Premiums, III War Savings
BundS and Stamps. Phone 300
Gates Insurance Agency. 2I-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

.pTlCH OUR lT.NNT Will. BE
81" ct Saturday. July / We mtt.t
have y"I:r garment. ThUr. day tor
Friday delivery. Valet Cleaning
CO. Phone iGi 2g-3tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

FOR SALE. GOOD WORK MULE.
STE j. y. Cu%!!Ill, 9&l Maple street.
29-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

'tkE CANE SUGAR. los POUNDS
al !, - equal I" $wCcirnrng value
I" lono-l grain S,CCharlm tablets.
Bottles al lUun tablets, 81 %. Park
tf s. k'NdIl DrIS store. 2g-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

WHEN rvs QUALITY GKo" EKlf.S
ir"ai western meats and fresh
fruits ~ Vegetables al live AMI
let IKE piICc~. Try lIcrbCri'S Vel
low Front. phone i19. Free dc
llICry. il-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

EVERY BEAUTY SERvICE-NOD-
e:n Snop-ENperlenced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. i5ridgcrS Beauty
Shop, over Parkcr's Drug Store.
28-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

OLD SHOES LIKE Old FRIENDS.
AWAY wear hest Let Us rebuild
your old shoe without losing their
comfort Phone III. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair.
l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

TEMPTING II q + WEATHER
lunches. tasty sandwiches. fuun-
tam service. f"u get them all at
Greyhound soda Shop. Give us a
ring 3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

WANT y BARGAlNr HERE IT is
g 3 lInnlclm rugs al only
Sl.9i each. Il. T.. Sa,lcrwhitc and
Sons, near Fire Station. 3O-lr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

YES. WE WILL EE CLOSED SAT-
urdaN. July l. We viii ne Friday
Ter Saturday. open Friday night
Toy your CONVENIENCE. May Smith
Cleaning Go. phone -. -. @. May,
Manager 3u-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

" T. ARE STILL OPERATING;
mIli, doing custom grinding, ham
mer mil grinding and buying corn.
Come To see It's. j. :. Evan. Mill
ing Co. 2g-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

CHECK YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
now and place your orders whIlc
paper is still available. We do all
Kinds OF printing at reasonable
prices. Affords Printing and Office
Supply Co. 25-lf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS At
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coach
at $lOU: 1881 Oldsrnobilc sedan
500: 1890 Model a Sedan. SIS.
1929 Model y Coach. good tires, al
$85. Nice selection III newer model
cars al prices that will appeal to
clo.c buyers. Gambler Palmer
Motor Go. lI-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

TO FAENtl'S: WE HAVE PLENTY
"i lumber I" make slide; at 81 80
per loo. DdlI- Luuhcr CO. 3O-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
WANT ADS
Get Results

GET YOUR WAR DAMAGE POLICY
from rs. Automatic government
cnrcrasc ceases June 80. Rates on
application. Citizens Bank and
Trust Co, Insurance Department.
l7-U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

JUST ARRIVED SOME GOOD b
and Better p'uc iln"rrnc at The
'lac" of Values where quality
tell, and prices acll.' Nlcx :. Wat.
KIM IL:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

FOR EEHT NEW > ROOM MOD
cIn cottage Uu Erode Ave. Just
off DNf"rd Road. Space for gar
den. Apply e. l.. Carter. III 81 or
lO3. 26-G
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

Ruv War Savings Ponds ~ Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

WANT ADS
Get Results
GET YOUR WAR DAMAGE POLICY
from rs. Automatic government
corcrasc ceases June 30. Rates ON
application. CiIIIcnS Bank and
Trust Co. Insurance Department.
lift
WE RE STILL OPERATING;
mIl, doing custom grinding, ham,
mcr mill grinding and buying corn.
Come To see us. j. =. Evan Mill
ing 60. 29-3t
| CHECK YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
now and place your orders while
| paper Is still available. We do all
kinds of printing at reasonable
prices. Affords Printing and Office
supply 60. 25-tf
WANT y BARGAIN: HERE IT is
= y . linulcum rugs at only
Sl.9l each. Il. T.. Sa,irrwhitc and
Sons, near Fire Station. 3O-tr
EVERY BEAUTY SERvICE-MOD-
| e:n Snop-EXperIence operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment Bridgcrs Beauty
Shop, over Parkcrs Drug Store.
| 28-u
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

SEE ROSE MEET SOUTH HEN
dcrson tonight in City Softball lea
quo. a fast. no, contest promised.
Come out to- the .uftball games
8:45 p. m. Adm. l0C. 3O-lt
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
Fortress Guns Smash invasion Fleet
Japs RepuIsed On Bataan
Women Hear War Call
Nearly All Will &c, Assignment Says Mrs. Banning

Nsdsus Ansstssis psfrovs.
executive secretary 70 Maxim
Lflvuov. Soviet Ambassador to
Warrington. said. now thsl
spring and summer are sp.
preaching the Soviet women
are laced with new ard hard
tssks-theTc are fields 10 be
sowCd and planted and CroDi
70 DC harvested. as the army
has 10 be fed and agricultural
work has 70 be done IN places
rccsrtlrcd from the enemy"
Mrs. George v. Ferguson Of
WInusocg. Canada, presidrBl Of
the Association OF Junior
Leagues CT America, sale, Ia
my couatTy oGcieHih OF The
workers On war industry ere
women and thousands more
are IN tire suNIllafjes Of the
army and cir force
Eist. BsnnInE's talk will b
rehrosdrsst over NEBC a
s $50 2. IN. TO-DAY.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

NEW YORK -tPl 49, Before
1872 ends every healthy SRI
ard Wonsn in the United
States vii have her own JOB
N he wsr assigned ard will
b. On that JOB. Margaret C8i.
KIN ssnninE. DgiBih. Nina.
novelist, said last night
Declaring that "our kind Of
civilization has not made vsoul-
en- soft" size sad IN N I'D
dress PREPARED for an integra-
tionsl Women m War" radio
Symposium sponsored BY the
National Federation Of Bus.
ness and Professional womens
Ciuos.
We're Eoing 10 Gil powder
bass. assemble machine guns
and make bom5srS Millions
Of women will guard their
homes and their citicx Hun
orsdS ef Thousands wiz care
for wounded sn3 victims Of
war, We shall EEhf rloye 10
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

!, Tho program was titled
"Wnst Women Of tho Dcmoc.
races Eagt Do en- 1872 tor
Victory. with pr0uinrai WON.
IN speaking from here. Wash,
iugIos. ti-Eico Guy. Lonaoa
and Bucros Ares.
We know Wat peace can
| no. he bought a. Bargain
| counters. That We most pay .
! price Eor peace In terms ol
| economic Sscr.llrcs. sad Vera
| UfChclcs Dean. research Girec
| Tor Of the F0rCIgs Policy %
| socIat5on Thus Nsr has proved
sgs "a ard sEsin that the b.s
k.7d Of defense Is cficnsc. Tni
sooner gr eliminate the wore
'dcfcnse' from or Vocabulary
and cur mental outlook. In
sooner We shall he prepared
for uls task Of fich'rsg a ws'
that could BRING Ultimate sue
cess. and give Us an opnortu
NIFTY 10 share The world 10 oui
! hearts dsSltc
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
Dominion
PlonGiver
To India
Power TO Secede
Granted Under
New Proposal

| NEW DELHI. India -Upp :
Sir Stafford Grips s1roIIred
I ycsicr5sy Bisi the Brush var
cabinets clan Of freedom fer
\ tuyasion-thrcstcncd indls gro
poses crcatson after The war Of
rev Inc an urg1a which
would Be a DOMINICA within Inc
| BtiI.sH empire bit which No4lS
have the power TO seccds
DUring the interim Britain
would continue 10 eIrcct and
eoniToi defense Of The vast sub
Contiucnt snd tts $50. 600 900
people. now N bombing range
from japanese planes IN Burma
and the An5sman ISLANDS, but
SIR Stafford declared that Brit.
lam looked 10 the indian people
TO fully nobiiIge their u1Anpopg.
Ter sd war resources un1cr the
rmpclJS Of tnegg daWnlng Inds.
pcndcnCes
Turning 70 ths troublesome
prcb,cm OF InatsS mary oa.
icottsrt ugnoriucs. SIR Stafford
sad states or provinces winch
I'D not sJccce 10 the new con
isiItut.1n C04Id sErcc upon >
sepsgsfs CoHs'filuon Wu'Ch
Britain would rseoErIzs a. tsg,
! inE ne sane tuil status as the
lndssn union.
TnH vac . oonccssion - The
leg hi0glern u-lucrfly al
Ia 900 OoN vr1u-h Tears c1T'tTs.
u-r - me gao 600 900 H.7- Us.
lsns hrld orc0 the poz45E.!y @
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
Evacuation
Exemption
Allowed
Some Aliens May
Stay in Western
Defense Zones

SAN FRANCISCO - ~ =.
Army roles under which . LIN
t,ed num5cr ct German In'
ilsisan aliens. and a handful o
japanese. may be eNenp,e,
from exclusion orders and mill
tsry cITfcS regulations cover
ing military areas in the Yves
we're listed last night.
These rules were dtsciossd a
ths approaching oesulina on vol
InisTy Jspsnest syscusti0i
found most Of the western
states Japanese stli In restrict
ed zones
Those sim remaining al mid
risht last night must stay uni
th- army announces csmPulsofl
syAeustioE plans. q
Lieut.. Gen. 4. Z. Dewitt.
chief Of the western defense
command and fourth army.
said tHst the following classes
OF aliens. upon furnishing
proof Of their status. we're
siigi5ls for exemption:
German and Italian
aliens 20 years oad. or older,
7-cernan snd Itsiisn
a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
Allies Nip
Air Power
Nippon
Corregidor Is
Bombed Again,
Loss Slight

WAsHTNGToN-Eg-Ars--
iesn.Fuipino toEees have buried
back a ueU japanese attack en-
thc sstssn peninsula frost vsita
-FCayy losses 70 the enemy.
the war department reported
Yesterday while artillery TIRE
Iron the ISLAND forresscs
smashed = Concentrates ot
small. hostie boats off Psiun.
san beach.
Heavy bombing stacks en-
CorgcEgior ard the BsIssn rear
positions accompanied what the
department SAD VAS "rssys''
attack CT the right csa'cr ot
tie Ancricsl.FIltpno Inc. E-}-
ftary observers frgc thought the
apparently synchrcriEsd s-tiyt-
tics Of TIE energy might be ire
forcuEHcr Of = Ions.eNPecte1
oifcnav5-
a war eomnuni3ls tsd
tAmericsn Fillp.0O css1siffrs
wcrc relatively LgHf" sad ire
bombing damage slEEt
Tie snail boats. presumably
40 iNvsslo1 feel. RS eesc o.,
s-n'-'~5 . - cn=ug sluozi
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Tug Frees Two Fishing
Boats Stranded In Ice
| Explosion
ICOST HIGH
DISPUTES
OCCUPY
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
u. S., Aussie
Fiers Gdin
Supremacy

| MELBOURNE. Aus,rs'is-t7
t-Tae AmgrIrsa-Aus,rsl.sn a.
team Is definitely ealing th
Hume after sharply rcoucinE Jsl
sncse bEiIaE poWcr ard q nc'
I phase Of the war n the hu'
4 trsIisa Ihcstcr Is about 70 bcEif
lmihlary obseIvcTs sad ySs.el
1 day.
| White Gen Douglas HacA'
I thur started a week Of tmpo0
.taaI conferences with Austria
Z ian and American military icay
Crs ~ his headquarters Q
/ means Of further s'gcngihcriu
! dcIsnscS ard prcps.sng an c
] icNggc. Australian Gommun
| gucS announced that 81 tea
I scyca ard possibly nine jap
I ucsc planes were knocEcd COW
I .p Saturdays r. Is ca DsrSSI
ard Port hIorcs1y
NEGROES ARElyE
I A. kts-ArthUrs hcsi1JsTts'
a spokesman announced TN
J American EcEro Erc-l1 troop
! mostly ss''lc1 tcrr1.raI wogi
lsTE. sTr among tc t-rccg I
lAus'-z'us TrEni7TcI~E ire tsts
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

Y. ,. WadTHeF NepoFT
Liiiis tsnpsraiUfs thsnss.
fssisresYE nsE-. -: min. L.
Details on Page q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Udy|ite Profit
3O7,059 in Al

Cdyltc Corporation and II,
wholly owned subsidiary, Bright
Nickel Corporation reports. for the
year ended Dee 81, 1911, certified
by independent auditors a net
profit of S3O7O59 after dcprecia-
ton, interest, etc, and a federal
income and excess profits tax re-
serve Of SJ2O.0O0. equal to T cents
a share on 100000 shares OF
common.
This compares with n net profit
of $3.50, i0i, or CO cents a share in
1910, after tax reserve OF
S217.0OO.
. Current assets Dec. 81, 1871,
including Si53 $50 cash and sos. =
600 United States Treasury notes,
totaled 81 65S. 3Oi and current
including $4,000 short
term bank loans were 81 OPP $50.
This compares with cash. 1891 Sic;
assets, 81 2S7077. and cur
rent liabilities OF $6l0, i22 a year
ago.
l.. X. Lindahl, president. states
that over go per cent Of the com
pany'> present business IS now
related to war production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Dedicated TO Public Economy in KHAKI

The dedicated itself concept pubic
khaki Subloined eight-pomt
officials all local
budgets determine which expenditures
either protection public
health which expenditures he curtaed
eliminated 10 dollars
That special committees named by local governmental
assistance forming
Nigiante dollars. materials
needed governmental frls.
)"That through reapprasas and
- SURPRISES balances built be
essential retirement possible
dollar of governmental indebtedness.
f"Ihat
= be held unless dire connection with the
arises which be handled that while these
should
safeguard the civilian
should make they depicting
activities posing essential seeking pepetuae them
selves In these times OF national emergency.
equipment services subjected intense
determine their need determine
would deprive industries
materials
public
carefully
he
employed military service r
Nacancies public services vital should
be left untitled the should he made
possible consolidation
sonnet and tax dollars needed In military pursuits
Q"That federal officials cautioned essential
~ national
nefcency nondefense expenditures is sabotage
In defense plants"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
-i;uy "A Bomber
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan on crates. y :
So. s-in minimum unless "thrrwlse
stated. NrIr'1sh. 81 -, Delicious. 81 ~
il15. northern Spys 81 T5Gl So. iona
tn1r-. Sl6pHl -, IN min, 81 So
rs ION Delicious 81 20. Nageners. cartons
81 80 %, Sew York bu crates. Y.
$50 - In min, Mcintosh, 81 IS, Wash
ir-tu boxes eNtra fancy, Delicious AL
sizes s. 1912 IS few SIS low as 81 80
fancy. an sizes. 81 - 100
RrANs Florida bu hampers. Black Val
entincs 81 so 3. 10 few best 81
CARRIAGE Old stockr New York 80
lh sacks Danish. far 20 generally good
,onlitiun 7tc 81 New stock. Texas, Los
Angeles crates round tyre. 81 25G2 So
best 81 1f. "A crates 81 IS ~ 80, far
81 % California, Los Angeles crates, round
CARROTS Los Angeles crates. & d.
trhs Arizona 81 81 = 3.75. far So p
California. 81 80 ~ 50. mostly $3.50 far
81 Texas Las Angeles crates, doc
81 $50 o. SOME hiEh as 81 rs
CAILIFI. OVER Pony crates 12s and
larger. california, $50 al75 mostly
CFlEY- Florida. Golden Heart, som,
fairly We'll bLauched wire bound crates.
tot SO 10. q d. S3rr so { doz 81 g.
E5pU 800 a.f - sous, NNs S2H2 10
hast - ~ Pascal 'lre do1 So. Is ordi
-rs--- UI7-rry s. 30 crates Hearts Dos
s. -5. crates - Hearts = duI. Sf25, tun.
t..s dpi stalks. packed locally. So
California Pascal. cub crates 81 IS Goldsr
fig7rf. 22In, = crates, IS dor, s. IS b
tFTTrcE- Angeles crates. Icebsr,
'trs california Imperial VALLEY. . dor
- tl4t. frV 81 b.. fair, 81 % dor
So fur s. tU.
Lttt IfTTtCE- Hothouse io-lb bss
te's oh.. 81. Michigan. Slg1.lu.
'NibNS hO-'u sacks L. No sweet
orarsn Hin and larger Colorado. 81 80
al' - 81 Sin sze, 81 - %
Ne-sr o. So YeiloWs so $40, 2
~ Las rrse q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Can Firms Use
Parker Process

Adoption by tho tin container
industry OF the "bondcriZing proc
cSS,' owned by Parker RuSt-Proof
Company for treating black plate
which is the basic steel sheet used
IN tin plate production. is Of fun
damental Importance 10 the COM
pany Not only may the container
induStry's use of the CompanyS
processes grow 10 equal that Of
the automobile, refrigeration and
Washing machine industries com
b.ned, IT may greatly exceed the
normal peak requirements for
Parker RuSt-Proofs chemicals.
This new business, plus a large
volume of munitions production
which is to be ruSt-prooied by the
processes by early sum-
mer. should substantially offset
the loss OF normal business re-
sulting from curtailmcnt Of peace
time industries.
In the two or three months i'm
medlatcly ahead. Parker Rust
Proof earnings arc expected 10 be
lower due 10 CurtdIlmcnt of auto
motive and other industrial pro-
duction. Time also Is required for
installation of facilities for bon
dcriLlng black plate Used by the
containcr industry Volume should
improve quickly. however. and by
May or June earnings should
show marked recovery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Ever Their Task

Ever since its birth, tho prC
cnt administration has cmploycN
unprecedented swarnS OF press
agents, including not 4 few we'll
paid experts. II has been their
Job 10 drench the country with
laudations of every hiCh-up.
every department. every bureau,
every other body AT Washington.
IniquitouSly often, these same
minionS, either on their own
volltion or on orders. have
eXertcd themselves 10 picture
iUfuStriahsts and other men 81
affairs in the blacklist it@tlt. 10
hold them UP 20 public scnrn.
Few leading employers have
dared 10 defend themselves lest
they brought upon their heads
vIndictive cracking down by
arbitrary governmental func-
tionaries WELDING unparalleled
power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Newspaper Ads
Top Year Ago

CHICAGO. Feb. > Display adj
VertiSing placed by retailers in the
newspapers Of 81 major cities to-
tailed Is sol $50 lines during the
week ended January 81 according
to tabulatIon released today by
Advertising Age, national advertiS-
ms newspaper
This i an increase Of Is per
cent over tho 16.633.63l lines car
ricd by The newspapers of the
same cities during the correspond
ing Sevcn-dav period of last year
For The four-wcCk period ended
January p retail newspaper adj
verIising in the 81 reporting cities
totalcd 67iO6.459 lines. a Slight
increase over the 672596i9 lines
carried during the corresponding
period Of the previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Most Upsettine

Particularly upsetting 10 bust
ncSSmen accustomed 10 dealing
with other businessmen were.
first, the buck-paSsing they en-
countcred when negotiating con-
tracts: second, the fragrant
changes of mind" and conse-
-qucnt changes OF SPECIFICATIONS
by military officers.
The first was inflicted far
more seriously upon lesser than
upon major business enterprises.
The second caused leading auto
motive. aircraft and other con-
Germs endless trouble. Often vast
planning. sometimes lahoriOuSly
compiled blueprints. even costly
special dies and machinery were
nullified, cast into the scrap
heap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
8 Million With New Tires

Although there has been a lot
Of worrying dehe- eVer-tfFes,- the
situation is not so bad when
figures are analysed. OF the
27000.0O0 cars in operation to-
day, about 100000 were sold
the last two years. Tires on
these 100000 should be good
for another two years with
reasonable care.
Newman pointed out that
100000 tires were sold for
replacement purposes in 1871.
100000 more than the year
before. Which means many
miles OF wear in practically
new tires on older cars.
Last year about 5000, 900
tires were retresded." Newman
stated. 1T il estimated that
from 100000 to 10000, 900
can be retreaded i'm the 400
shops In operation I'm this
country. That means 5000, 900
more tires than last year from
this source. II camelback sup
plies for retreading are avail
able
Newman estimated there was
enough camelback available 10
retread $4,000 passenger car
and 100000 truck tires IN
January and February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Forbes
New War Production
Setup Inspiration
To Industrialists
BY b. c. FORBES

IndustrialiSts not only are
heartened over the revolutsc
lied war production set-up1
Washington but feel deep sense
of responsibility.
Given buSineSSllke direction
by Donald Nelson and the prac-
tical assistants he has selected
TO head different divisions, they
realize that the public are en-
titled TO look for bigger results.
While few executives OF cor
porations awarded large govern
ment contracts have considered
IL diplomatic 10 voice publicly,
complaints concerning their eX-
periences with WaShington's
myriads of cooks handling the
war output broth, nevertheless
they have confided privately that
Washington resemblcd n three
ring "a Boring - circus more
than an integratcd. smooth
working, efficient organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Market Mixed
In Continued
Dull Trading
Case Breaks Over
Point; Other Price
Movements Narrow

NE WORK, Feb. 2 UNS).-
The stock market continued apa-
thetic in initial dealings today
with the general trend mixed after
yesterdays modest advance.
Case broke Ia points at the
start. Other price movements
were narrow.
Small gains were shown by Cen
eral Electric, international liar-
veSter, Sears Roebuck, Consoll-
dated Aircraft, American Tele-
phone, Union Pacific, Lima Loco
motive. Chrysler and FireStone.
American Smelling. Du Pont,
Union Carbide. General Motors
Continental Can, Southern Pacific
and Loew'S opened behind minus
signs.