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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Reaction Divided Into Two Cateqories

The clearly divided into two caegoreS
the hand on Inc
With few exceptions and women who believe IN the American
their praise OF my hufoe
On the other hand those
evidently MARKHAM theories the American
emphatic call spade spade Ill manners Evidently
l a hornets insisting iacual accuracy
remarks about unpopular capaSc symbol as the
Aluminium Corporation of America. >,
considered that liberty
unless nsSent fair dealing Tor even
bad political science TO permit injustice
to persons and companies whom we may happen TO dislike TOT
old trick of crooked municipal poltl
legal techncaty such violation of the tenement
house laws for furnishing hodous who refuse to kick TO the
Likewise, mistake for the United States 10
prosecution booegger AL Caponc to the matter
If the of radio debates In which cahng views are
those with you
wonder how much educational
Maybe there nartlcuate
middle of road which is open conversion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
q. T.. Nets
81 Million
During I'll

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Re-
port for 19il shows a net profit
of S57.197 499 after federal income
and excess profits taxes. etc.
equal TO 81 9S a share on 2S,772, =
$50 shares of common outstanding
at the end of year, excluding 49,
CT shares held by the company.
This compares with $50, 24l ,0S3
or $l95 a share on 28.Sl3,651
shares in 1910.
Net sales billed during 1941
amounted to $679,333. 100 against
SAIL 1913, 80 in 1910 and orders
received were $1,132, 1897, 25S
against 1854, 1862
Provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes totaled Sl20,-
600 600 against SD 000,0 900 in the
preceding year.
Current assets Dec. 81. 1911,
amounted 10 $3.50 1888 and cur
rent liabilities were $1SO,659497
against S2I2. 433 .O36 and $500
237 respectively, at the end OF
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Edison Output
Down Slightly

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended March IA was S3,075.-
600 kilowatt hours. a decrease of s
of l per cent from the S3.709,00
kilowatt hours Of the correspond
ing week OF 1911 and a similar
drop from the previous weeks
total Of S3,759,00O kilowatt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
80 COS, 900 kilowatt hours. a de-
crease of 2.S per cent from the
40. 76S. 600 kilowatt hours of the
corresponding week Of l9il and a
drop of p per cent from the
previous weeks total of 40.529.00O
kilowatt hours.
The company declared a divi-
dend Of IS cents. payable April IS
to holders Of record March y. The
same amount was paid January -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Stock Prices
Rule Steady
At Opening
Bonds Also Firm
as Cotton Edges Up,
Auto-Lite Hits High \

NEW YORK. March : tvP)-
The stock market quoted 'oda'
and prices ruled steady after e>
pericncinc is best rise Of rho year
Yesterday on the Macarthur APP
pointment. Bonds were firm. Cot
ION futures opCnJdunChangcGto 3
points higher
Many leading stocks openoi ~
previous closing Levels They in-
cludcd l.. :. Steel ~ 81. Chry>-
Ter 542s. ScarS-R0CbuCk a. Gen
oral Motors IS. Public Service oi
New Jersey l. and Santa Re 80
Western Union cqualed its nigh
On the first sale 26l.. up y.
Electric Auto-Lito made new
h gh al a up =, Small net
gains were noted in International
Paper. United Aircraft Atlantic
Coast Line. southern Pacific
American Tobacco issues and Phil
lips Petroleum,
General Electric opened 1000
shares Al 2ias. of 3, Minor de-
Clines also were registered IN Cen
cral Foods Phelps Dodge Ana
Conda. Standard on New Jersey,
and Internal Ional Nickel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Eastman Asks
Railroads Pool
Equipment
Shortage Of Tires
TO Shift Shipping
Burden TO the Rails

CHICAGO. March Is (UP).--
Joseph b. Eastman. director OF
Defense Transportation, warned
that the nations railroads will be
hard pressed TO maintain eff
cheney with limited materials and
equipment and urged them tn
share locomotives, and rolling
stock TO meet their increasing
wartime burden.
In an address before the Ameri-
cap Railway Engineering Associa-
ton. Eastman said there Is
public misconception that a
transportation shortage lis some
thing the country can endure. like
a sugar shortage, without harm
TO the war effort"
Eastman said there is danger
of trouble ahead for our transpor-
Itation service" because the rubber
shortage Will neceSSitate shipment
by rail Of huge amounts of freight
previously hauled by motor car
Irier. Transportation also is threat
Iened, he said, because plant
facilities for the production Of
steel rails and other railroad eS-
Sentials are being converted 10
armament manufacture.
There will be increasing
need for sharing locomotives
and passenger cars, as well as
freight ears, and for the pooling
OF various facilities and re-
sources" he said.
"Me must use 10 the maxi
mum everything that Is avail
able for use, and there IL no
way In which this maNimurrr
use can be attained withOt
resort TO the principles of Co
operation and coordination"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Auto
Graphs
Auto Engineers Pool
Brains TO Solve
Each Other Problem.
BX SILER FREEMAN

Tho automobile industry has
thrown Itself INTO the War pro-
gram IN q spirit Of cooperation
never before dreamed Of M
business so highly competitive.
Every day now instances OF tins
cooperation are brought 10
light
one of the important oftSpringS
Of the war rs The War Engineer
inc Board 70 which belong the
best technical brains IN the IN
duSty II was formed by the
Society Of Automotlve Engl-
nccrs with T. {. Zcder Of ChryS-
ler as chairman II irons out
engineering problems which inn
pcdc the output of war materials.
Recently the Chevrolet axle
plant came across such a prob
lem which It's own tcChniclanS
c0uidn solve. a call went in 10
the board. Soon a ChrySler and
Fond expert sped 10 the Chevro-
LEI plant and went into a huddlc
with the General Motors engi-
ncorS And in a very short time
the solution was found and pro-
duCNOn went on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

! Sg}uEcoIr we'll known local
public relations counsel
MOTOR WHEEL is ono Of the
MANY local concerns which suffered
somewhat from the difficulty in
converting from auto work 10
armament hut it is apparently
making real progress now.
The street Is predicting that
earnings for the year ended June
aO VIII be- only about half of the
$40 share reported for the
lgi01l year. which accounts for
thc stock selling only a little above
the 1871 low OF o.
The company now has SubSian-
tal defense orders and earnings
aye expected 10 be on a definite
upr.nd by the end OF this month.
Schedule, cNl for a production
love, a. thc ycar-cnd well above
the lsu peak lcvcl
%OTE TO TIE BANKS; The
Fl-' National Bank OF Palm
Beach Fla has embarked on a
NOS, Venture Iu the field Of con
.rrr credit /, has established a
bike Joan department 10 finance
the purchase OF victory bicycles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Candid-Camera Shots Of The Realities

myself believe that social viii for the first
approach a when begin widely TO
apply technique doubeentr bookkeeping public affairs
Bookkeeping intellectual relating specific details
the totally and discipline which answers two
with namely, where
from and "whereso'
pioneering study entitled physical assets sometimes
called wealth. the United States 1922 1883 Dr. Edward a.
Keller of Noe Dame University revealed how this intellectual
bookkeeping be used make better
exercising their privileges Scf-governng country.
and we'll to the general public when
becomes deeply rooted accurate bookkeeping which VIII
give shots of the realities.
Until that day theorists who repeat obsolete doctrines
acualeS Will doubtless construed
many spirit of objective
unpopular corporations will doubt be regarded by
vulgar.
people themselves their capacity succeed in
flourish will
devotion TO slogan that knowledge power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

7 VAS locking a. a -e n
az, de,.gr,a s. rar- -arl -, ne
American people re a~ .'
loose Tails breed -ao'a1, I,a
calico 300 r..,-. a' f.....
ban4.,' O. 'te Bon. C.u O.. Joe
tsol' which ..u-tra',s 81. ra'
The speaker "s- n I.lfu' r.H-
pagcrwau W.o hs8 uaf % t
land ard tc was G.~0.t .r fa.
Beit sh reaction 20 'nn .f-'
ican fighter plane Winch W..'
overseas. hS most o. sou W ir
G, n. they didn't >taCk up 1000 ...
one Of The chief objections heu-
that they were undcrpo"Crra
The speaker patiently eHp.arH
that although he couidu 2 rr,0t
any facts. il was his understandings
tF1t this fault mad sMgc a.t
Icncdicd
4 gentleman present arose aHr
somewhat belhgerantly Gcurauc"1
10 know II the newSpapcDrlan "a
acora .n'cd with the power rair-
a. tHe newest Allison typ rrt.rr
Tra obvious answer came 1arh.
NO, my friend. don't know
And N 4 did. ! wouldn't mention
90"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
DETROiTsSsh6sik2 TINES
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Business Indexes
Reflect Bad News

The The past week whole pretty bad In
retrospect hardly surprising that the stock market
reacted The tax news unpleasant The
shock The evidence of selfish class dividing the
dcouafng On top of these conditions the weekly indexes
OF business activity showed a decline.
In opinion however, this just what have been
expected $ what
would probably before they Unless
and until I'D pulsg together better ~
nonpotca efficiency,
victory nothing of happy future for
The nation
Of the class conflicts political
system of the past 10 years : apparent.
Now believe that the war-terrbc is
will force the realities of life. Dreams
will have be abandoned The differences
VIII he recognized and efficiency be rewarded.
Production VIII have be and all production
be allowed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Cadillac % ss
series of discussion meetings
with the distributor organization
at a session Friday. March 20,
in Hotel Statler. conducted by
d. +. Ahrens, general sales man
ager. He Will be assisted by J. NJ.
Roche, business manager, and
George Otto, assistant parts and
service manager. Ray l.. New
ton. assistant general sales man
ager in charge of the East, and
r.. +. Epson, assistant in charge
of the West, also Will participate.
Besides Detroit. meetings will
be held in Buffalo. Boston New
York. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh.
Chicago, Kansas City. Dallas,
New Orleans and the final meet
ing April 3 in Atlanta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Hits Loose Talk
About Industry

American industry for unchalenged attack and
Misrepresentation?
Evidently numerous and politicians inclined TO
the affirmative.
In eminent Socialist opposed
loose thinking about American
certain corporations IN particular was
II
phrases employed loosely and seemed
convey at reality challenged them
with Vehemence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Most Guilty Of All

That was before Pearl Harbor.
But have you not noted how re-
luctant both the administration
and Congress have been even
since then TO abolish boondog-
Cling, TO abolish spending agon-
cieS no longer needed, TO slash
other uncSSential, non-defense
expenditures including rescind-
ing of the pensions federal law
makers voted themselves?
Washington talks Of compla-
cenCy. But isn't Washington
most guilty of all. not only of
comDlacenCy. but of worse?
Copyright, 1892. by 3 c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Disgust Accommodates
as Light Is Thrown
on Bure aucrats
BY b. c. FORBES

The more one learns about
the behaviour Of bureaucratS,
the more disguised one becomes
especially just after having had
10 hand over TO the government
the highest income tax rates
ever imposed. Here is the latest
specific illustration of political
extravaganza l have run across:
One favorite form of WPA
boondoggling has been the build
ing of new golf courses, often
utterly unjustltied. One expert
in laying out and constructing
courses received a number OF
such commissions. When called
to any community TO undertake
such a job, the first thing he
habitually did was 10 make a
thorough survey, a thorough in
vestigation, draw blueprintS and
submit an estimate of the cost.
During his many years of eX-
perlenCc-he has designed and
built several hundred courses
the lower his estimate the better
pleased were the parties footing
the bill. But 10 his amazement,
time after time when he pre-
Sented his WPA estimate, he
was told most emphatically that
his figure was wholly unaccept-
able because it was too low.
The politicians in each in
stance told HIM. in effect, eX-
actly the same thing:
1--WE have been able TO wangle
out of the federal government
such-and-such sum for our golf
course. We-yOu-must fix Ii so
that we can spend every dollar
of it,"
He confded 10 me that he
never was SO nauseated in his
life as when he discovered how
WPA projects were conducted.
All the men assumed that they
were expected to loaf on the job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Retail, Wholesale Trade LARGE as Ever

While activity bit retail and wholesale
trade appear to be as large ever This may be due partly to
the earlier Easter this and partly the higher in
which the figures measured There is little evidence
however that the date has much affected
buying
Wholesale prices Last week too the only
available showed that dry goods and house
furnishings costing the is than
Il understand why the pce-Ners now would like
the
That
however something politicians should
have 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Report on Gas Research

Wartime research in petro-
leum viii be reported by chem
lists from leading industrial
laboratories at the 103rd national
meeting of the American Chemi-
cal Society in Memphis, Tenn,
April 20 10 "a. Thirteen papers
Will be presented before the So
ciety's division of petroleum
chemistry.
Substitute Fuels. a War
Economy of World Dimension"
viii be the theme of a discussion
by DR.. Gustav Egloff and p. NJ
Van ArSdcll of Universal OIL
Products Company, Chicago DR.
Benjamin 7 Brooks. consulting
chemist of New York City VIII
speak on Thirty Years OF Pc
trolcum Research. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Passenger Tires OF

New tires for passenger auto
mobiles IN the first three months
of 1912 will be only about 5 per
cent of the total replacement
shipments during the first quar-
ter of 1871, according 10 the
Office of Price Administration.
Truck tires only fell off q
per cent during the same period.
Passenger tires released totaled
10000 against 6,353.927 used
up last year. Truck tires were
72S,425, against 1,003.270 in the
first three months of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Spanked:
u. S. Cuts OF Steel Plate
From Three Railroads

WASHINGTON. March ls --
SupplicrS OF steel rlatc have been
ordered by War Production Board
TO make no further shipments
except for locomotive boilers and
frcboXcS. 10 the Pennsylvania
Railroad. New York Central Rail
road and Louisville and Nashville
Railroad
Reports showed that PennSyl-
vania'S inventory Of plates or
hand was approximately sever
times the reported vcraGe
monthly use. In the case OF the
Louisville and Nashville inventory
was more than l. tune, the aver.
age monthly use and for New
York Central. inventory was more
than seven times average monthly
Use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Detroit Produce

| APPLES Michigan bushei crates = s
INo. l. > inch minimum unless other" -
Delicious fair. 81 -. Northern Spys, 81 =
H2l5. Baldwius 81 so. Suttons ~ 80
Ben DAVIS. 81 q. New YORK hushel crates
Z. 5. 80. /. Zi4-lnch minimum Mcintosh.
BEANS Florida hushel hampers Rlack
Valentines fair. 50 Piennfuis, ordinary o.
tair 50 30 %, few s. Wax beans. far
t. generally good, 50 so q
BROCCOLI - Pony crates 80 lunches
Texas. SO 7504 California, s. 75Ht25.
( CABBAGE Texas Los Angeles crates
round type. 81 - 70 ? 10. mostly 81 s5u 2.
- crates 81 20 0 %; >. crates savoy.
81 40al 80, California Los Angeles crates
round type 81 Old stock New YORK 30
To- sacks DANISH. fair 80 n soc
CARROTS Los Angeles crates dor
few fine quality 50 30. fair 81 30. Texas
Los Angeles crates dozen lunches, 81 20
/ 70 25, ordinary TO lair. 50 80. y
crates dozen lunches 81 40iI 30
CAULlFLOWER- Pony crates l2s AMI
larger. California, 81 S. -. few large sizes
CELERY Florida Is inch crates ,rinrne!
tops Golden Heart. dozen 81 -. . dozen
- J0uJ. dozen - 1913 lus and extras.
50 Q 4. 30. Pascal 2's - dozen. s. 80 70
. -. dozen - 30 % , -. s. and los 50 50
California curb crates Pascal. 81 40tf ! 80
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California Imperial valley. dozen 81 q.
! dozen 81 20 Arizona. Yuma district. .
dnZ'h $50" llu, mostly - E1b 40,
dozen s. 2EH 80 dozen S3H3 %
LEAF LETTUCE Hoihouse lob. bas-
ke', OHIO. 6jc; Michigan So n zoe.
+ ONIONS 80 no. sacks. Michigan, Y :.
~ frllows $1,000 2-n. ana larger.
81 80 ~ so, 1850 2-in and larger 81 ~
% 2 So mostly 81 - ? In and larger feN
So Z. $ No. Swee, spanish. 3,in and
/ POTATOES-i0O sacks. Idaho Rus'e'
( Burbanks L : 80. l. washed $50
y 3 80 mostly 81 IS lob sacks. 34p
351qc. few higher Maine L. : No J.
ChppeWas and Katahdins lO0-lb sacks
81 25"2 30, few s. 90 l5-lb paper sacks.
30 y 3sc. mostly - $40 New iorh 10.
Whites. 36c Michigan l0O-lh sacks L. :
10. l. Russet Rurals. 81 - 2 %.
commercials s. 90. L. = No / Chippe
was 81 ? 20: Upper Peninsula, Y No.
1. Green Mountains. l0O-lb sacks. 81 2
~ 80 l5-lb. paper sacks. % = 35c; I s
cotton sacks. l. $ No l. washed Tr-
umphs 81 5OTl 50. New stock Florida
bu crates. L. No !, Trumphs, 81 80
RADlsHEs- Texas pony crates 30 bchs
RHTRARB Michigan dollhouse cases
fancy. 50 25u375. choice So 20
RUTABAGAS - Canada 50-lb. sacks
sHALtoTs Louisiana bbls, IS soar.
crates S-doz 81 15ti2 90
! SPINACH Texas bu baskets savoy
'0 SWEET POTATOES Puerto Rican
Vans Louisiana bu' crates. 4. 5. No. i
81 80 .I So Texas bu. crates. L No.
T. 81 90, Tennessee generally good quality
81 IS "a 40, bu hampers 81 40, New Jer-
sey bg. hampers. ; 80. /. Jerseys
TOMATOES -to.b cartons repsck,
mediums. 81 asa 50: small size, Slgl.i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Opposes Further Favors TO Farm Bloc

Something the already appearing example
Mr. Roosevelt himself reported giving
to ceilings for He has already taken stand indicating
further bloc
cations that the limits of the caSSconcouS
discrimination wealth and the middle class
understand that last week committee and
the House estimate the yields
of sales For believed that
would be form of general sales 1t would
all heavily the decisions
and debts of the New Deal well for the World War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

reasonable amount of work.
IL had. to witness day after
day shocking waste of taxpayers
money" He added: 81 have en-
plOyed many thousands OF men
on such work. 1 had always in
sisted upon men doing fair
days work for a fair days pay.
Mighty few of these WPA fell
lows would have remained on
my pay roll one week. l was
powerless TO correct the condi-
tious"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Dividends
CorroOn a REYNOLDS Corporation

(OrrOOn 4 Reynolds Corporation
preferred declared quarterly
dividend of Sl.50 on SO preferred
Class a stock in arrears, payable
April | TO holders of record March
"a. On January , the company
paid 81 on accumulauonS and a
quarterly dividend OF 81 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Detroit Poultry

Market steady hens. sly lbs and up.
10. and H. 2oc cocks. i2@l4c. rocp
spr'ugers 25C. rock nroilers ~ 10 81
los 90. stays zoe; capons. lbs and
up -, under lhs 25c
FGGS Market steady current receipts
% &C., nHderErades go 26c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
w. +. Hall Printing Company

Of Chicago declared an extra divi-
dend of - cents on common. pay
able March 81 10 holders of record
March 27 Regular quarterly divi-
dcnd of - cents was declared in
February. payable March 20 TO
holders Of record March q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Stockholders of Square d
Company, makers Of electrical
equipment. have elected Mr..
Mason. president of Nash
Kclvinator Corporation, dl-
rector in place OF +. Eber-
stadt. who resigned TO take a
post with the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Sunray OH Corporation and subsidiary
showed a 1871 not profit ot Ssi3 21S or
IS cents a share on ! ,qSS, gS5 common
shares against 1927 80 or q cents on
!. eO7 s35 common shares in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Mich. Gas Sales Hiaher

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company for the week ended
March II reports gas ,Sendout al
567. 72l 600 cubic feet, as against
552 lO2 600 cubic feet in the like
1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

New Work and Queens Electric Light ana
Power Company showed a 1871 ret income
.uf S. 3gO3ls or 81 - "A share on common
stock against 50 779 s33 or SIS 50 a share
I'M 1870 December quarter net income was
81 06q 800 or - 80 on common. against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
pron,e Corporation and who'll,

General Bronze Corporation and wholly
owned subSidiarics reported 1871 prott or
S323 3D. after SljO. 900 provision for III
TUE contingencies. or 81 Il share. against
net PROFIT uf SlO6 37B. or 40 cents n share
I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
lUil 81 Range
High Low Div.


High Low Div High Chge
s -, .lOa Conl Motors 100 3il 81 3'2- Is
80 a. % aFrankenmuth Brew 100 Ia Is, H..
60 % Iiurd Lock 100 81 81 o.
ENLISTED
~. 49,. = Y Central 100 SIS. 81 -
n annia
I'e red paid hi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Earnings
Air Reduction Company, Inc.

Air Reduction Company, Inc, and wholly
ow ned subsidiaries had a 1871 net profit OF
81 l1G G7T after ST 63g 354 provision Tor
federal income and excess profits taxes. or
81 81 a share against a net PROM oi
so 4i6 $50 after S2.6ll,l57 for federal
taxes, or So Is share IN 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Postal Telegraph. Inc. and subsidiaries
reported q 1891 net loss Of x3.021, 300,
against a net loss Of 81 79l 49l in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Ne.tch,stcr lighting company had .

WtsIchtsItT TIkhIIhK 0NHlPHHF H"u
1871 net income Of Sl12957i or 81. % a
share. against 81 b62 $50, or 81 80 snare
in 1910 December quarter earnings were
5000 7qN or 2G cents a share, against
S4qt go or % cents share IN 1910
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
UNLISTED
On the Business Front

=" HhPD SCHULTZ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06
Clothes Styled For Wartime Show Their Oldtime Glamour
BY BERNEICE sCHLEMMER

ST. PAUL, country forced fashion Apparel held their Fall Fashion Focs"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements for weekly payments during disability for specific payment in case of permanent injury were approved today at the office of COmpensa- ton Commissioner John J. O'COn- nell:
 Wallace Buschr of 65 Abbott Avenue, Waterbury, against Man ufacturers' Foundry Co. of Water bury, S16.96 beginning June 27, in- jured instep Of left foot.
 Domenic Rinaldi of 27 Griggs street, Waterbury, against Tor rington Building Co.,, $16.41 begin. ming July 23, injury to left great toe.
 Francis Partridge of New Brit ain against William Shore of E crybody's Market, Inc, $13.48 beginning July B, strained mus cles in lower right side.
 Charles Maxwell of Marley place, Waterbury, against Patent Button Co. of Waterbury, $25 be- ginning July IS, fracture of right cOllar-bOne.
 George Stevens of 11O1 East Main street, Waterbury, against SanfortI's Overlook farm, Inc. of OakviIle, $17.50 for nine weeks, IS per cent loss of function of left thumb.
 Arthur Wyncoop of A Hopkins street, Waterbury, against A. M. Larson O., Inc. of Waterbury, $18.9G beginning July 23, fractured right schaphOid.