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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Improve Testing, Too

The NIB has now become the
MA improvements are being
constantly made and although
there is no official verification.
an Ms and Me- may well be on
their way There was no inter-
ruption of output when the plant
changed over to the Nd and
there will not be when later
models arc brought out. The
Transition is smooth and fast
improvements in testing. as
well as in manufacture. have
been devised. There is a huge
dvnamometer TO test out the
efficiency of the engines. With
out leaving the floor. every pos
sible obstacle, incline, pull, etc.
can be simulated 70 bring out
the best and the worst in the
motors.
On the testing ground. a 30
degree incline has been built.
The tank is run onto this incline
and then the turret mechanism
is given an acid test. It already
has been tested on the level but
what will it do in different posi-
tons in which it may find itself
on the battle-ground?
There is little wonder that
American and allied tank ex-
perts have labeled the Nd the
best tank in the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
A Busy Place

Difficulty in getting mate
riaS and tho revision Of army
needs has had some effect. All
the assembly lines are not oper-
ating.
But the arsenal is nevertheless
busy place, as Detroit and
Washington writers saw on the
tour sponsored this week by the
Automotive Council for War Pro-
duction. In addition, almost
every Chrysler division is pour
ing parts and sub-assemblies into
the tank plant.
Operations that at first were
all centered in the arsenal have
been decentralized. They have
been sent 10 other companies
while the assembly work has
been kept in the tank plant.
The perfect coordination that
made Detroit the marvel Of all
peacetime production is evident
throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Detroit Produce

APPLES Mich gSr hushei crates L, s
- J. 2N-inch minimum unless o'heruis'
STATED cold storage Hchgar. Mcintosh
81 7'Tis a. fair color s. IS. Delicious 3.
mum S350l 50. *orrhs-n srys 81 s.
snoss. 81 20. Kiugs s. -. common s'or
age Mciniosh 81 251l 81 Jons'hsns
q, .'nch minimum, q o.. Northern Sry'
81 $50 So. Vol Rivers. IS" So st..'
Reds 81 Sew York. Mcintosh r. s NJ
- inch minimum 81 751 E. WASH
InEton box Delicious sVtfa fauC, 6i-i2's
s. 25a 81; fancy. :? 25s. 81 8 -.
ANisF louisiana bushel baskets. 81 -
RFbSs Forcs rushel hamper. P's.l
valentines A2.TiT3 hest mostly - !,
a2s5; Boun,iful,. 81 25a24O; Pienufuis
REETs Nos, stock generally good, 81 q
- 2 few s. %
BRoCcoLI.-cailoronla. pony crates, Il
punches. as
cABBAGE-Arilons Los Angeles crate,
CARROTS Angelo. crates s-dorsr
hlnehes AriIons. 50 as California. S. 2
~ So Texas y crste. 4doXen bunches
81 busbe baskets topped. washed, 81
.s. medium sSe sa01 crate, f6ast
Golden Hear 81 1905. Caufornis. Pascsl
Y crates, 20 dorsu s. Is y $50
CRhNBERRIEs- Massachusetts. I. bar
rel boxes HoW,s $500
Ssrs2S
EschRoLE- Florida. i4-sushe ham
psEs. s2.5oq2 rs
-L.RApES--t-A++f4.tH.4 A,Ep.s.-i-.sS I'm
u2s5; uncass'fied 81 3jr2io. Rihisrs
African pack. s. 25. White Malaga g D.
Thompson sesdess $40 Is C0rnichont
81 n as Lady FinEsrs. s.
LETTUCE Louisiana crates 1ceherg
Arizona 5 dozen ss.7SI7 & dozen 81 - .
8 rs; California, Salinas pistrjct dn1et
So rs. dozen s. 5oqs Rg Roston Let
tuce Florida. crates ? DOZEN. - -
LEAF LETTUCE Michigan, io-ih. has
ONIONS So-lb. sacks: Michigsr. :
No Yellows medium 20 best 81 -
smaller Si.l01liS. Sweet spanish l. s
No 1 3.inch and larger. Colorado. 81 -
PEPPERs Texas ~ bu. crates. Cal
fornia Wonders. 81 5oa3 -, World B.s,
ers. 81. Is y 3 so Florida "a hu. crates
So; World B.s,ers 81 IS. best. very lsrg
size. So so 1875
PoTAToEs-loo.lb. sacks: Us No.
size A unless otherwise stated Idaho Rus
washed 81 25a335 Us. No s3i5. IDA
no. standard grade S3lS; IS. No. 2 81 S.
lob sacks 35c; Maine various varietie
81 50 as mostly 81. sou {? s. som sack
gan ChppeVas 81 20H IS. US CONNER
cial 81 IS y ? -. Russet Rurals 81 1of
2 20. US No. 81. Upper Peninsula Chip
rewss 81 30. 15-lb. sacks L. 8. No.
! Green Mountains SIC
/ RADiSHES Texas Pony crates 81 40 :
! sHALLoTS-Louisian barrels Si2. crts
s.dozen s. 5.dozen S3.25
7 SPINACH -Ru baskets savoy type Mis-
sour, 81 so. oklahoma 81 So
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana. IN crt.
Porto Rican Vans. US No 81 81
Is. New Jetse, hampers rs No
JERSEYS, sandy SOL stock 81 O.
TOMATOES iO-lh Iepark 81 65tf1 -
no'houss SIN baskets Ohio medium g. -
UTtBAGAs-- Canada, So pound ssck
vsAtd SOC s5o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Ask Rail Pay
Cash for Bonds

NEW YORK. Dec "A protec-
tive committee for holders Of Hou-
satonic Railroad consolidated IS Of
1887 base submitted a petition 10
the ICC objectlng 70 treatment Of
bonds in the play Of reorganization
of New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. The committee
asks amendment OF the plan so as
TO provide for payment in cash Of
outstanding Housatonic bonds.
Under the plan. as modified Oc-
tober s. HouSatonic bond holders
would be given fixed interest As
due in 2000 on a par for par basis.
Directing to proposed bond eX-
change. the committee. of which
Eugene s. Brooks is chairman, and
which represents approximately
one-third Of the S2.S19 900 issue,
said the commission has "miScOn-
Celved and failed 10 follow CuId-
ancc offered 10 il by tho court
with respect TO treatment Of llou-
SatonlC bonds
The petition quotes tho court a.
saying that the now securities
would have 10 have favorable fca-
lures Of value of which Compen-
safes for tho features COMPARE
lively unfavorable," and then
points out that an extended ma
turity carrying a lower rate OF
interest Is offered in exchange.
Pointing out that the old bonds
have matured. the committee said
the value Of the underlying secu-
.rity is more than adequate 10
cover the face amount Of the bonds
and accrued interest and that cash
now in the hands of the debtor is
sufficient TO provide payment in
full.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
i. :. Steel Unit
Breaks Record

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Pr0luction
for the first 10 months of this year
At the Gary plant of American
Bridge. subsidiary of L. s. Steel
Corporation. exceeded that of any
like period in the plants history.
This all-time record represents
an average monthly output at full
rated capacity of the plant with a
maximum peak of Ill per cent
reached during July.
Gary plant is producing practi-
cally 100 per cent for the war pro-
gram. Its normal products com
prise steel structures for expan-
SionS of plants and facilities 10
produce war materials and critical
metals, such as ships. tanks. air
planes. munitions, steel. aluminium
and magnesium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Ndsh-Ke|viindtor
Net S3,828,755

NaSh-Kelvinator Corporation re-
ports for the fiscal year ended
september 30, not profit Of s..
SIS 80. after all charges for de.
probation, reserves and taxes
equal 10 SO cents share or
4 2el 202 outstand ing shares
against S4.6l7O52 for the peak
year 1904 when the company
reached an all-tIme high in com
hlned sales OF its two ma lor peace
time products, automobiles and
electric refrigcratorS.
Net income for the fiscal
wear Just closed resulted in large
part from the contribution of
civilian business on an extensive
scale up TO the time Of stopping
of automobile and refrigeration
production" G.. W. Mason, presi-
dent. said.
COSTS Of the shutdown have
been substantial and have been
charged against income for the
year. Special tools and dies for
civilian products have been en-
tirely smortized. Raw materials
on hand at the cessation Of
manufacture have been iIqui-
dated In large parts. The in
NentorieS Of finished and in pro-
cess parts and assemblies for
both automobiles and refrigera-
tors are being retained for use
at the resumption OF normal
manufacturing"
Directors voted dividend oi
l2'2 cents per share. PAYABLE
December q. 70 stock Of RECORD
December y.
This brings payments for tho
calendar year 10 20 cents, against
81 cents in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Character Of People Tested in This War

In this against the AXIS the character Of our people Is
being We gooSeStepTed peoples
Of discipline Our effort 70
urpasS involuntary discipline with the voluntary
discipline OF free
But discipline essential 10 productivity An army differs
mob the factor Of discipline In trained many
working together like musicians IN an orche IA TO attain
ends responding the orders OF recognized
leaders ON the 6 group OF persons who
blind conflicting emotions, and who
their
Using words to conceal rather than 10 reveal realities phrase
makers thoughtlesSly about democracy
They fail make u clear that the American not mon
rule but disciplined effort Of unrammeled people 10
Law The and
-dened hut special Of representative self
which
minorities well ephenera maJortes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Civilians Need
Organization,
Hoover Warns
12-Poinf Plan Outlined
at NAM Congress; Hits
Reforms in War Era

NEW YORK. Dec. 4 (UP).-
Former President Herbert Hoover
warned American manufacturers
today that in our prosecution of
the war failure in organization
and strategy on the home front
may be as disastrous as failure
and organization on the military
front"
Addressing the war congress of
American industry convened here
by the National Association of
Manufacturers. Hoover outlined a
12-point program aimed 10 "distill
from our own experience and the
experience Of all other countries in
the last war and in this one. some
principles or policies of organiZa-
ton of civilians -
II do not offer them A. criti-
cism." he said. but AZ recon-
mendations for adoption where
they have not been applied I'm
this war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
NHer Was Refused

Included in the notes pur-
chased were some belonging 10
the president Of one OF Detroit s
financial institutions They ag-
CreCated more than 100000,
but were uncollcctablc because
ne went through bankruptcy
wears ago. tEle IS not connected
with p commercial bank, the
state banking Law prohibiting
employment Of bankrupt ;
This. man once made q NOM
inal offer 10 the receiver OF the
FIRST National Bank for those
notes but had been turned down.
Attorney Albert Smith, who
handed me liquidation for the
ron-profit corporation and. lncI-
dcn'ally did a grand lob. wrote
ScycTal letters and tried 20 con-
tact the man by phone 70 no
avail. he pointed out IN has let
tors that any n m n 3 offer
would be accepted.
Had these notes fallen into
The hands Of onc Of the other
blddcrS-a New York collection
agency. for example m sure
he would have been glad 10 pay
more than a nominal D sum for
thCw.
Hes getting them back for
nothing now and hope That
he'll send ia nominal check
20 the War Chest on hi, own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Millions

When the whole affair was
wound up Al Smith handed the
remaining collateral over TO me.
That big envelope Of worth
les, stock certificates and notes
por,rayS a black period IN this
CITY, history
~ one time Ncy were Ii
| rally worth millions Today
,ley rc NOT wort h tie paper
they're printed on
There were shares IN tho In
sui uuli,y empire old stock in
Studebakcr Detroit Company
shares n land developments and
ga and oli stocks There were
memberships IN tho Detroit Coli
Club and tho Oakland HIS
Country Club. long m default Of
due> and now worthless.
II Included stock IN florist
shop. q nursery. an electric car
company. an aIrpiane company
and shares IN both the Detroit
bank holding companies.
1t was a good chapter TO close
IN more ways than one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Goal Should Be a Balanced Economy

seductive words about democracy industry
becoud importance Of eNertnC
leadership in the direction Of disciplined action Under the dis
clpne BY rlctye and intelligent management
productive they would
be without effective
The essence American political system nhere checks
power divided the states and the federal
the federal supposed 10 be
divided the the legislative and the judicial de-
OvcrStreSsnC any tends 10 upset the
delicate system enduring strength In
likewise. should be balanced
which the various harmonious
another that they time
through nerchanEng
q labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Auto
Graphs
No letup in Tank
Output at Chrysler,
WeckIer Reveals
BY SILER FREEMAN

New military strategy may re-
shuttle war contracts and cut
back production in some weap-
OnS but AT the ChrySler tank
arsenal there is no letup in tank
output. according 10 Herman
Weckler. vicc president and gen.
eral manager of Chrysler CorpO-
ration.
I'VE are crowding every tank
we can off the production iine,"
said Weckler. I'VE are working
seven days and holidays. We are
still reaching for the original
goal we set for ourselves some
time ago. don't know IL the
army will let us reach that goal
and level off or even let US go
higher.
But right now, we are push
ing ourselves TO the utmost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Big Sheep
Supply
Here
~ T.. =. Department ~ agriculture

About 1850 head of sheep and
lambs were placed on sale AT the
Detroit stock yards this week, the
largest supply of the current sea-
son. But in spite of the liberal
run. prices held mostly steady at
the recent advance. After the
initial session. cattle prices pointed
downward and finished at the low
point OF the week.
CATTLE Weeks salahle receipts g 800
on the initial session. buyers needed eat
lie for immediate XIII and all classes
found dependable market at strong 20
In some cases sharply higher prices. But
the complexion OF the market changed
over night, and from Tuesday on, the
trend was toward lower levels. At the
conclusion of the four-dAy trading period
steers and hefers stood 25c lower than
last weeks close with some sales off as
much as soc from the best selling this
week. All Of the initial advance on cows
Gamers and cutters were as much as use
under last weeks close. a similar trend
featured the bull market, the early gain
being practically erased later.
Five head ~ choice fed yearling steers
scored SlsSis so while good grade year.
lngs and light steers sold from Si4 So
SIS 90. Bulk OF the steer crop comprised
medium 10 Just good wramped.up and
ti2 5O-S14. 80 For the most part, steers
selling IN the 50 00-Si2 90 bracket were
cutter and common of colored kinds
Fleshv nrdmm grade heifers brought
Sil-Si3 20. common dairy bred kinds
dropped down 10 81 with cutters a. low
s. Good beet COWS ranged from
Fat COWS closed a. So 1870 so. with late
trade A. the loR point OF the week, cutter
cows earned $1,000 90 and Gamers - Z3-
81 Is. Closing TOP on good weighty ssu.
IL. n a. r..
ing been paid early with an odd beef bun
10 Si3 20. Most bulls were common and
medium a. Ss-Sl2 %. light cutters down
10 SIS and below.
CALVES Weeks salsble receipts. I. 100
Good and choice vealers advanced soc.
the popular price all week si7 80. Com.
mon and medium grade veslers proved
slow sellers a. Sl2-sis mostly SIS down.
HOGs-Week's sslable receipts. 1900.
After minor price shifting butchers seal
Ing $50 lbs upward finished steady 10 loc
weights deained unev.nly lOc.35c while
SOUS held steady Good ana choice lN0-
iOo.lo butchers hplksd late a, Sl3.45-
$3.50 top 20 small killers si3 70 on
10 light lights earned si3-si3.25. the same
price spread accounted for sows while
stays earned sl2-sl2 IS.
sHEEP-w.sk's salsbl. receipts. 10. 500.
Slsu glitter lambs would UP steady ~ 25c
lower. mostly steady Win last week :
hgh time Good 20 choice native lambs
bulked AZ SIS so 10 mostly SIS rs while
The extreme top rested al SIS Mixed
medium 70 good lambs scaling above 20
lbs brought Si4 50-Si5 Is. medium light
lambs sold down 10 si3 with most coll
and common throwouu Sstl250 Good
70 choice g0-lb. shOrn fed lambs with
No ptlts earned SIS. so good 18Th
Weights SIS and medium s0-lb. averages
SIS Good and choice fat ewes made
SIS 80 common and medium largely S6-
s. 75.. few culis down TO IS and oees-
sionally below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

y Today marks the end OF A
chapter.
1t was about nine months ago
that the Liquldators' Service
Corporation came into being.
Capital was supplied by Joseph
Hoffman. well known Detroit
builder, and the corporation pur-
chased block of distressed
notes at a scavenger sale held
by the First National Bank
Detroit.
II was noh-Pfefit deal and
Holtzman asked Willis Hall OF
the Detroit Board of Commerce;
Jack Honeyman, a Detroit at
torney, and this writer to serve
as directors.
Hoffman had purchased the
notes for Stops simply because
he didn't think that they should
be allowed 10 fall into unscrupu-
lous hands. Although they had
a face value OF Sl,526,000. for
the most part the notes were
ValuelesS because the makers
had filed bankruptcy or the stat
ute Of limitations had expired.
Their only real value was a
nuisance value.
Today the corporation has
been dissolved
Those who wished 10 buy back
their notes were gwen The OPP
portunity 10 get them for a
nominal sum.
And after the books were
closed, A check for S2025-not
one cent profit 49, was turned
over 70 Joseph Hoffman.
And a check for S67705-the
corporations net profit - was
turned over 10 the DETROIT
WAR CHEST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Recalls Story OF z Goats Tied With Short Rope

The jammed revolving recalls story about
tied together with short Hungry they observed
feed Each sought exctedy differ
pile pulled opposite direction result
famished within sight of plenty
Suddenly glitter OF intelligence and both goats moved
hamonousy single feed which they consumed
they walked Comparatively the other pile OF feed and
a q
analogy helps explain what this when he
that this the potenas of IT'S
of of al geographic
recognized Such harmony creates balanced
which the productive Of tho
hand the emaeiang effects Of
make country less productive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
[ HIIAi,n
EAST BUFFALO

fAST BUFFALO y. Y, Dec : fNS1
HOGS Ssiable receipts 300 market
0u' scattered sales around IS cents lower
bulk ursold few good and choice isO-23u
ms. Sl4 To- trucked-ins. Sli rough and
vrighty s0ws $40 10 40. smooth medium
We. hfs 60 xi3 %
CATTLE Salahle receipts 100: cows
and bulls scarce. strong 20 rs cents higher
beef cows around Sl1 cutter and common
8 - ~ 10 %. csnnfrs. S70sS5. outstand-
and medium weights, 50 1911
CALVES salable receipts, so. rcaers.
steady. SIT down.
SHEFP-- Salsble receipts. 300; lambs.
strong TO 25 cents higher good 10 choice
70-q5-lb. natives. ti5.55 10 mostly SlS.75
and upward 70 SIS medium 20 good SIG so
% 1880: handyweight ewes. $40 7.25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
ofhce ~ th- Collector OF Customs. Detroit
Michigan, November Is. ipt2. Notice 10
hereby given that the following described
seized merchandise, mans gray suit
pairs q mems gabardins Stacks. ! mans
gray suit. / mans dark blue suit 1 man
light green suit. ! mans suit, mans
gray suit. ! mans gray suit. Z bottles
whisky, / wool auto robe ! Chevrole
coach. motor No. 37g52s3 serial No
-4s046. I LaSalle coupe. motor and
serial Nos. 43242s2, 1 mans wool top
coat. bottles whisky. / silver fox fur
Jacket. Oldsmobis club coupe, motor
No G-i2T72s serial No. F-Zi57s4 I olds.
mobile touring sedan. motor No. L-3sss2t,
serial No L-27O03s oldsmohfe club
coupe motor No. CA-44s71f. serial No
es-Fs739; / ChrYsler club coupe motor No
C25-S5s53 serial No sssiT0i, bot'ls
whisky sterling SILVER table knives ard
Cadillac coupe motor No S3si3sn. SERIAL
No 50 26es5 has been seized for viola
ton OF the Customs Revenue Avs In THIS
district between Tho dates - June p 1912.
10 November .. 1912 that the same gill
be forfeited % ne United states govern
mew on December ~ 1912. iu scc0rdsnCs
Win the statutes made and provided Any
person claiming any 81 me ah1se Do
scribed merchandise should fls with ne
bis ~ her claim % sush msrrnsndiss
Slfhln twenty dsps from NJ ss,s n the
first Publication ~ this notice
MARTfS y BRADLEY.
Collector - customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
CIVILIAN DIRECTION

Urging. foremost. that civilian
activities should be directed by
civilians within limitations laid
down by the legislative body"
Hoover called for such direction by
single headed administrators in
lieu Of boards. committees or
commissioners. all OF which he
asserted. had proved failures EEK
cept in advisory or judicial func-
tons" in the last war-and so far
in this one.
The head administrators OF
major groups" said Hoover.
"should comprise war council
sitting directly with the Presi-
dent"
The former president urged
maximum production OF war essen
tials las the best answer to short
age To secure this. he added.
there must be no restricting rules
Of labor beyond those which safe
guard tealth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Farmers Market

FRUITs-ArrIes BsidUlns. No; 81 e
rs tl DsH,.rus fancy. 81 81 bu.; No
Sf7Erg 80 s. 30 Mcintosh, fancy
81 tn NJ 81 % 2 -. No, ,'e aaS ~ !.
& ~. Nsrtherr Spys fancy 50 so bu. No
- 5u. Z. 80 = 5Frftl SHOWS. fancy
NigS tu 80 aUr 81 IS. No. ? ~ n
n. Jo0e'1ans fancy 81 eu.. No. 81 p
81 ~ on, 30 Z VT ~, NJ ''c'
LFTTtCr hSp SALAD CREENs-Es
c.-IIe. fame, 81 su. SO so 55r. No.
5.r rnd.ve fancy - so hn.. No.
81 song. No Csc
vrGrTARtF GEtFNs -CoHsras No !
Na.l1 81 rv $50 81. spinach, No.
~ 31 hu. $50 &c
Peets. 80 I 500 Use dor lunches topped
fancy 81 % nm 80 ! Use - 81 80 . fnc
Rroccou 80. ! 81 '0q3 tu Cahharr No
! $50 soc, rod ~. ] Ion soc 'uriN No.
- b 500 Carr2,'' No % T. 20 ,6 OF
hu.. No. ? SCI q Ceiery. fanc.. Soc =
81 foz hurcher. 40 ! 500 soc NJ. 2
SIC. celery Michigan squares fanel
Sl,5. No. / SiHl 30. Celery root, No.
81 to12 bu. Celery cabbage No. 81 p
2 so bu No 2 81 50 Fenntl. No. l 81
n 7Sc doz Horssradsh, 40. !, 751 s.
peck basket.
Kohi-rabl No. I. so CSC doz punches
Vfeks No. ! so ~ e0c don punches. onions
\ Z. fancy 81 80 5O-b. sack. 80. 81 q
Is. No T5c Parsnips, 40 ! 81 q
- - hu. 80 75c Curly parsley, 10
l 80 " SOC don. punches Parsley root, No
1 $50 bu. Potatoes, No. ! So 10 . 81
iO0-lb sack No 2 81 500 ~ Pump
hns No 6ocpS1 hu. Radtshes, red
dollhouse No ] soc dor punches black
No. /. 81 hu Rutshagas No. T. 75c n ;
bu squash Delicious No. ] 81 asa !. q
bu.. No. 7jc. Table Queen, No ] 7jc \
bu, No 2 soc Hubbard 80. Sifri.5
80 huH U
I - Is s-lb basket Turnius 80 l. 81
o 71c dor buNclc- turnips topped ~
SiHi 90 bu 40 > 7lc. NeErta hl
oysters SO !. 73c 81 doz lunches
EGGS Live hons heavy bICrds - ri
Gfr ~ eghorns 100 22t sr.ingffs ~
ale 'h lelhorr go lt. fugksUs 80
90 sefss .5g!5r ducks. glr 2Gr
HOGs-Dressed. medium. q J2tC 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
MAJOR TASKS

His recommendations included a
review Of the assignment of man
power with an eye toward the
reallocation Of male-power priority
to the major tasks involved in the
winning Of tho war. and tho fixing
of prices Of a given commodity or
raw material Al as near the source
of production as preferable 10
general wholesale and retail price
ceilings.
Hoover emphasized the need for
enlisting the enthusiastic co-opera-
ton Of civilians by please" and
serve techniques rather than by
enforcement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
HITS "RFFORMS"

He warned against reforms"
during the war era, because "theY
cannot but dislocate the war eff
fort and he urged organization of
all war activities so as 10 assure
the return to economic and per-
sonal liberty the moment the war
is over"
Hoover closed with tribute to
the men Of this day who are
struggling with these gigantic
problems, but he added. they
could function more efficiently
with a better foundation in organ
ization in several spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Hayes Industries
Lifts Earnings

Hayes Industries, Inc. reports
for the quarter ended October 81
net profit of S204,144. after
charges and a provision of $500
500 for federal income and excess
profits taxes Net is equal to 81
cents share.
This compares with a net profit
for the quarter ended Oct. 81.
l94l. after provision of $4,000
for federal taxes on income, of
Sl93, $40 10 IS cents a share.