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Evening star., 1943-10-10
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EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business Op-
po-tun.ties columns OF The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank ana two business ref
ereEceS Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptabllity, which are
framed to exclude all m,slead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufflcient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertiser ents for
The Sunday Star cann.t be ac-
oepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcon,. J

NR: MASS. AVE-11 rms, baths; inc:
Ro0MiNG HOUSE. ii rms. 3 baths. gar:
1ons len Lea hesse; $1,000 handles. owens Realty.
/! APIS. .compl. furn.; lease; rent only
S15 mo-, inc. over $500 mo. Priced to
WALK w oTis1 DIsTANcE AHNsesy DoWNTo%N5 Nv Gess .ps
l:i rooms 3La baths: rent, $125 mo: well
turn: $500 handles. Owens Realty. ME.
lo-minute, movie theater: best Of equip
i prlee S. 15d. % Box pe i1o-c. Sta Star. business
BEAUTY SALON; rent or sale. Complete
equipment. a 59.2 Georgia ave. NV. Apply
FixTUREs@Dressa Dress and millinery cases with
glass Doors chairs hat stands
STAND in ONCE building wanted. Up to
5000 cash available by middle-aged man.
GRoGGRY-BaER, t;IH D. G. s; beautiful apt.
weekly ee
eea eash balance sneeprnu terms Boy roc star
LIQUOR STORES WANTED with existing
an5ts now Is saod o sell Mon
goldsmith DI. O440 week days
CIGARS. novelties magsnizsI' &c. ThickIy KY
PARKING LOT and gas station, downtown.
Unusual opportunity at low price $4,000
RooMING HOUSE on Conn aye at Du-
pont circle; beautifully furnished rooms.
bhs snd StraGtye APT Il d for ownsT srms
RoGM2c r. shazn ho1sf 122 on4 18th NA 'iG"
circle), l6 rms. > baths; rt.. S10=. hes
fire escapes; $4,000: lb terms. r. M.
REsTAURANr Cbeer aaiH sn eiears 90" Over 81 600
terms R NJ, De shazo, 1l2a l4th, Ma.
RESTAURANT Oiouor' about, s4oo daily;
seats $50: rent. S225: clears about S25.0oo
tsrnrSs. R NJ, De- shszo," les I4th "a,
SALE and 10 in reighborhood shopping
center: cWncr drafted. Box l6-C Star.
DRUGSTORE opportunity to Sc
enrr for very loW price fully eauipped nsT,
i';ni rfni ApojV " 1o5 % Kenncdv st. N NV is.
IP-TO-DATE large restaurant and small
hotel doing over $3.50 daily long lease;
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE exclusive guest
house, NV. section, near Mayhower Hotel;
II rooms and laundry, ~, baths excel
lent furnishings. innerspring mats, coal
heat: autom hot water; plenty Of linen;
| income over $500 mo; rent, SIS; low ex-
will accept small down payment for quick
sale: easy terms. Call mornings. EX. 2665
LAUNDRY has opening for limited number
OF agencies having between $50 and 500
MoToR 2 TRpcK !! Il HAULING coNTRyAcT.. <; y !.
2i5Rhf nEBIATEH4 ARAifTE fRTEsPoNsTsIE "HFd' nFd VITO
CAE PLACE IN EST 81 600 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK ESSEN
TAI, WAR WORK, LONG TIME PROFIT
TAILS ON REQUEST, REFERENCES. BOX
n.y. STAR
Evening star., 1943-10-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE tcont.).
BUSINESS

TEACHERS. clerks, receptions: select po-
sitons No charge unless placed; top SAL
aries. Visit Natl. Teachers Agency (Est
yrsO. 1911 G st. Ma. .114.
Elementary Teachers, $1,000 Up.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NEAR D. c.
ADAMS TETCHERS' AGCY, COLO. BLDG.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
EXECUTIVE COUNSELORS,
Select Positions

SECRETARIES ~, t4Ol,
SIS s45 ~k.
See MISS YOUNG
Admin. Sec. knoll. Gov. Contracts,
eXpr, secretar. $50 wk
Social Secretary Foreisns Gov,
Must be efficient, exper.. tactful.
Private Secretray, one man. eypr.,
Public Relations Sec, age &ooa:., ~
Stenog, die. 100, exper.,
s.0-Sia vk.
see'-Receptionist' knoll, P. p, X.
st'nos'' '-day-~k' 'a" wpmp, NO
81, 800 up
TYpIsTs, BooKKEEPERs ~, Etc.
See MISS KNIGHT
TfPIsTS uO), fast. accurate,
Burroushs Bkpr, Mach. oper.
Clerk-Typists (3), age n5-a5,
Bookkeeper, knoll. shorthand,
TOP Salary
S35-stO wk. up
TGmp,S%stsr TPsTnNr oPe5stcEs .Tor: Sa1 wk IN
DAILY See MISS PAGE.
r. B. y oper, 'F1' t3)' Ed hrs;'
PB. X. Multiple board oref,.
P. \: Oper. Clerk, ant, s23 vk.
P. B. X. opr,, day hrs, s"5 wk
REcEPTlONIsTs, Clerks, SoIes ~
Miss REED
Correspondent; age 3o-3;', SO wk.
Mailroom clerk, age under 80,
File Clerks (2O), age under 30.
Cashiers (5), all kinds, se5-s35 wk.
Receptionists' bus. & Drs. e, Offices
SA'eS '''''' a" A'n? TOP ga Salaries
OFFICE & Technical Nv, Miss
Industrial Engineer S?15 mo.
Adjustors, or. & collection, ..oo
Business Mgr, publication Cir.
Salary open
Rodmen & Chainmen Civil EnrD,
Sales Executives s5O-s,5 wk.
Stockroom Clerks. mds, eyp-.,
Messengers twhite only.: neat,
I. B. NJ. Mach. Oper., l~a-r city.
$50 wk.
Stenogrsphcrs g. TWISTS "5p.
S35-S15 wk. up
MECHANICAL & Store Depts.-
Miss FOX
Drivers %. c. permits.
S,5-s5O VIZ.
Meat Cutters tmaIe e. fcmalel.
S35-S5O
Grocery clerks. men &, women.
S3O-S'5 wk.
YcT ARE WELCOME Ar ALL
TINES. LARGEST EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY in d. G. Est. II yrs.
Need 5O-s5 new arrIcants DAILY
Thousands PLACED in BETTER
POSITIONS-Sce us Monday and
Tuesday. white onIv-thank youl.
Courteous and Eficient. tNA.
211D.
Personnel Service
1911 6 St., NEXT TO CHURCH
Evening star., 1943-10-10

DRY CLEANING PLANT. wholesale, old es-
tah.' pn owner to retire; s%5,ooo, "a e. Sh,
Will TRADE for any small business 'I13a
Chey sedan; new, tires. motor excellent
conlGaltIl,nn. 10 For information phone Hillside
REST, BEER. cxpcnsi~cly equipped: 5000
gay business: unIimitei future Pr ce.
hotel in . nearDv Va, town, have dining
Go,na Go9m, eofIcc shop and barber, shop, all
Al Tcierences Nettime over Hpeisfrse s70o 90 ana
month non qow ty. Reason for leaving due 70
: poSTTS MAtHIISiEo iooe, doNcEssro~ s;fs LARGE
veftmen oaS no
1,a:Fa'on pRY cnr,IIS Rry fiaxT StaT .omn,.t.
condition, Established 1870 in central
FIorids. nresr nov located in new bldg, under
famous aEricultural center Running fuli ii
hssith g { colqaia1 Cleaners '' no eaS Pamet5o to
DELICATEsSEN RESTAURANT, kosher.
must sell. owner in Army; well established,
We over case, d1ns
party, Liberal terms. Call Mr., Hoffman,
RooMING HOUSE. on wide ave; 10 rms;
oyIeiX 10Y for nome 7eae and ineomc leaving Cit VII
so 54r ieSS gnY nan coS q furniture $1,000
@ent sos kns st. s" @Af!ss; A!ssanara tH!5 eoV!D: Vs
sns 2T pcs N abou uonr
third Of cost SI;5on required; liberal
5eRooM RooMING 'fH5GsI!', House coai sI' in. sa7
sis f s,pss .; sssr buy va n
ishing machines. Write description, Box
FOR MsHsSTas RaNT@Establshed STA tailoring 1os and
cleaning site. Anacostia Finance Corp,
WoULp S9o' LIKE TO MEET experienced
window shade and Ven blind man to dis
Guss new venture with me. GE. 3769. or
sAkE3Thrivins mems furnishing store ore in
a nearby progressive city. Splendid oppor-
tunity for any one interested. Box 391-A,
CIGAR, NEWSSTAND. in hotel lobby; fine
business; same owner many, years, rare
opportunity, price, 81 500, plus stock; ali
RhsrAtRAAf faSs FRA foe ssa5 very clean and
easy to operate. No beer or iiouor, QUICK
cssT Same DS pe4 mo sad
BUSINESS PROPERTY. with income, on
ana rear rooms o s oor ps III
stairs spts with private entrance. Franc
sarace in rear. Also brick building 2ox3o
facing rear street. Income from stores
and upstairs Sl33 per month trear build
inGs and garage not occupied. Must sell to
settle estate $4,000 in fee Mrs. L-wis, S76
Park ave, BALTIC l. Md
WANTED-Snall store business or fur
nished room house by private cash buyer.
Box &C. Star.
GROCERY STORE, established o5 years;
owner i'll. Will sacrifice FIR. 2494
WANTED-Drugstore. Pharmacist, years
of experience, wants to buy drugstore
Must require very little cash or will con-
slider any worthwhile business proposition.
Box aba Star
profitable business (now going): prefer in
telligent person: must have S5,0O0.0O. Box
a6-A. Star
DELICA.,. SODA FIT, etc; near two large
schools: doing large business; price, S3,460
terms. Box 120-C, Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

n ROOMS \ BATHS
LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED Inccme
$3.50 month HIGh-cls. tenants owner
has 3-room apt. for self exclusive OF IN
come Good lease. Rent Sl25 month
- 600 handles
Evening star., 1943-10-10
= ROOMS ! BATHS

fVJ.I-T Y F5E ~
Near Dupont circle Income quoted
SO month with rent only >3H month
wear ,oaSc PrIce reduce - q 500 ri
auck 'a,e, Good terms EETTEP HURRY
Evening star., 1943-10-10
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL.
DAY AND BOARDING

NURSERY THROUGH 9th GRADE
3 large buildings, acres of garden.
Fairgrounds, and inclosed play yards for
stressed: Pets and pony idG riding. cfus Teachers
especially trained for each age group.
High schola site standards. individual at
tention given. Music and dancing Board
ing children supervised by physicians and
trained nurses. Transp. and hot lunches
94o1 oeorsia Ave. sH. 1874.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
II poouc q pAvuc-

II RtOMS- : EAIHS
Rent 500 month Net income. $500
month exclusive ~ owners nuarterS Gst
floor apt rooms Excellent Nv. loca-
ton. Nicely furnished Sl 500 handles
Evening star., 1943-10-10
GOOD BUYS.

Accommodating over 30 guests. Owner
expecting 30 he drafted. Located OF
Capitol Hlhl Wonderful opportunity for
roomiHg house or hotel operator 10 make
q eoOd iring.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
BFAJJTY SHOP

BEAUTY SHOP.
Need cash, Modern eoUlpment, Falu"
over 4! 00o Growing NV. location. on
car lne Will sacrifice. 81 $50. Owner.
AT 1lgO
Evening star., 1943-10-10

PETER PAN SCHOOL.
CHILDREN . TO1o
lndlVldua! tutoring. . acres of play
grounds. Hot lunches TRANSPORTATION
furnished
sol Fern Pl NV. RA. OlOO
Evening star., 1943-10-10

PERMANENT, So;
Shampoo. 20c: finger wave. 3Oc ME-. TITS
MAbell2 Honour School, l:40 N Y ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Market Upturn
Checked by Late
Profit Taking

NEW YORK. April 80 GNS)-
The stock market today added
modestly TO yesterdays brisk rally
on President Roosevelt'S order TO
striking coal miners. Gains ran to
more. than a point in an active
first hour, but light profit taking
through the afternoon checked the
upSwlng
Many representative stocks hit
new peaks for the year and longer.
Included were American Telc-
phone, international Telephone,
Douglas, United Aircraft, Fire
stone. Southern Pacific, Borden,
National Biscuit, Gimbel Brothers.
American Water Works, Standard
Oil Of California and Studebaker.
At their best levels, American
Car and Foundry American Can.
Case and Allied Chemical each
were up point or more.
A few leaders slipped behind
minus signs. as General Electric,
Santa Fe, Texas Co. Western
Union and Montgomery Ward.
The pace ~ the bond market
was SET by Reorganization railroad
liens. some Of which gained two
points Treasures were quiet.
The curb market was mixed in
moderately active trading. Gains
and losses were slight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan, bu crates u s
Northern spys. S325a3.50: Steele Reds.
$3.50 70 I; Delicious SO so; Washington box
Delicious fancy 15-150s $3.50 q 4. 80, extra
fancy 7e-l3ss Sf.7515.25
AsPARAGCS-Ca California. pyramid crates
loose stock medium 10 large S42515,
poorer low "a So, punched select S475:
Washington, No. loose stock medium 10
ANOCADOS-Califo fats Fuertes "a
30s 81 80 3. fair quality 2is s225
BEANS florida, bu hampers Plentifus
s. 3 Is: valentines. s4@ "a 5sS"e'Ai'' good
- BROCCOLI Pony crates. Arizona, SIS;
SO % Florida. io-lb sacks, 3s3
CARROTS California. Los Angeles crts
s-dozen 50 IS , 80. On baskets topped.
washed. 50 g: Texas, Los Angeles crts.
CELERY-F Florida. 1s-in crates. trimmed
tops individually washed. Golden Heart Is
S61 80. SIS So so :. s-los 81 sou 3, extra
fancy S70s Pascal - -i-doz. $3.50. 6s
CUCUMBFRs Hothouse Indiana baskets
? dozen extra fancy 81 70 fancy 80.
specials s. IS go 90 80, special $3.50; ONO
GRAPEFRuiT-Texa Marsh seedless
com. grade. all sizes wirebound boxes
So So r. On fuil box bags SO p 25.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Arizona
Phoenix ard California Salinas Dist 40
MUSHROOMS -- Ohio pints. 25I2Tiac,
Michigan quarts. So 55c
ONIONS Texas 50-lb sacks unclassifed
yellow Bermudas 50 10 10. mostly
50 s5tt3. crystal White Wax. 50 81
ONION SETS-Michigan 32-lbs. Yellows,
s. 50rs
ORANGES Florida wire bound boxes
combination grade valenciss, some fair
condition. s. 25a475
PEARS oregon boxes p'Antous fancy.
en- sizes, So 6.T5; extra fancy. all sizes,
So r0p -
TATOES-Naiue io-lb paper sacks.
= $ No !. size = table stock various
varieties. 81 SO.
SHALLOTs Louisiana barrels S2i, crates
s-1czcn 50 so
SpINACH-Arkansas hu. baskets 81 ~
t 90. poorer low as 75c cartons i-doz.
o-lophtne BAGS washed spinach 10 OF
81 -. Il ~ St.95 IS Oh S22s
STRAWBERRIES Louisiana % pint
crates kl1nd,kes and Klonmores.' express
receipts. s.. few St.50H4 rs truck receipts
- le
TOMATOES -io-lh cartons repacks me.
o.um S21I. S-lh baskets 6x7 size 81 SIS.
dollhouse S-'b baskets Indnna. medium.
50 90. small 20 large 81 80 n $50; Ohio
medium. 81 1926
pEAS-CaIfor1ia M hammers and has
kcts some fair 50 F0u4. fair S34325
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans.
louisiana bu. crates L. :. No. /. Sc $50
So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
)Forced The Issue

And an indication Of the sue
cess Of the public relations and
advertising end Of the campaign
was given 10 me by tho public
relations director Of a large De
trolt corporation
we hadn't intended 10 take
any particular steps out 10 our
place" nc said I'VE were al
ready making pay roll deductions
and the corporation was down
for big block Of bonds.
However. after the drive got
under way. the employees started
10 drift in asking If We would
take special subscriptions. They
said they had heSitated To buy
through other sources and hoped
that we'd put on a plant cam
paign.
"They even posted some Of the
ads and stories on the bulletin
boards Of their own accord. 80
we set up booths In the plant
and really went TO town"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Deserves Credit!

Now that Dctroit'S gone over
The top on the bond drive. here's
n story that deserves telling.
Despite the whoOp and hurrah
~ the start. chief credit for the
promotion and public relations
end Of tho campaign belongs 70
one man.
His name never appeared pub
IiclY in connection with the
drive, but behind the scenes he
wrote most Of The speeches. set
up many Of tho ads and handled
a majority OF tho releases. He
took on the Job q thankleSS one
AZ best - because he handled
public relations for tho bank
headed by Walter s. McLuCaS.
who was IN charge Of the drive.
And he served without remun-
GRAFTON.
HIS name }. l.. Scrymgcour.
His experience IN action IN the
last war had much 10 do with
the enthusiasm and fcrvor with
which he pitched into the bond
drive
And a phone call from Scrym-
occur who insists that puhlciSt
Freddie Schadcr has done a mar
velouS Job on the E-hond end Of
tho drive. and that Leonard
SimonS and his radio man have
done equally swell work. as has
Jim SChermcrhoTn
So III stand partially cor
rcctcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Farmers Market

FRUlTs-Apples Baldwins. fancy. 81 Is
bu No /. 81 Is bu. Delicious. fancy.
SfH425 bu No. S212 so; 80 ? 81 so.
Mcintosh. fancy, SO 3 80 hu.: No. 1 50
2 so 80. 2. Sl0l50 Greetings. fancy
81 80 bu No. l. qOc 1928 Northern
spies. fancy. S25oa275 bu No !. 81 IS
M225 so ?. Si1l.5o Jonathsns. fancy.
S2.75p3 bu No !. Si75u2 ., No. ?.
81 al 90 Steeles Red. fancy $3.50 bu
30 !. S24l2 80. No. 2 SiG1 80.
LETTUCE AFD SALAD GREENS
lettuce. dollhouse, No. /. 81 IS lO.lb.
= asket French Endlve, fancy, s. % 5-lo.
AN. No l. 81 IS, 30 2 81
VFGETA BLBS-Peets. topped No. !,
t2u2 30 bu. No. 2.\Sl25. Carrots. topped.
No. 4 81 60a2 hu. No . 81 IS Celery
Root No. !. S2r2 5O bu Chives, No J.
Si0i % dor HurseradiAh. fancy, SS bu
No T. S3.5oTi No 2. 50 30. Leeks No.
l. SiHl SO doz. punches onions, dry.
fancy. $3.50 6O.lb sack No I, 81 IS u
3 rs No. ,. S225, green, No. /. 75c ~ 81
doz. punches Parsnips. No. /. 50 "a 3 so
bu.. No. 2, Sis. Parsley Root. No. /.
25u1.50 bu Radishes red. dollhouse.
No l. Sidl25 doz. punches Black
radishes No l. 81 bu Rhubarb. dollhouse.
fAncy, s. "a 65c 5-lb. box; choice 40 u SOC
email SiTi25 doz punches. Rutabagas,
ti.75G2.25 bu. Turnips,. topped. No. 1,
No. 4. go O. 81 don. lunches
PiANTs-Veseiables. Si.25 nst Flowers.
a 80 nat
KGGs-tsrge. si7as so.do,. ease.
sedium, $40 80 I'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Auto
Graphs
Ford Engineers
Avert Bottleneck
in Armor Plate
BY SILER FREEMAN

Ford engineers have averted a
threatened bottleneck in armor
plate production by combining
two operations. which reduces
heat-treatng and quenching OF
the plate from hours TO matter
of minutes.
To make the metal tough
enough 10 resist shells and bull
lets. under the old method it was
necessary 20 heat the alloy plate
above its critical temperature
and then quench it in water,
then a secondary relocating at
reduced temperatures. BY this
method, how ever, the plate
twisted and warped, necessitat-
ing flattening each plate before
il could be fabricated. This used
up precious time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Henry Kaiser's proposed post
war entry into the automobile
industry has been the subject OF
q lot OF conversation lately.
The fact of the matter is that
Kaiser has actually shown his
plans for postwar iallopies in
chosen circles and admitted that
he hopes TO give the auto boys
a tussle. r
One of his plans repeatedly
calls for an S00-pound car, utiliz-
ing plastics and nonferrous or
lightweight metals. A dc luxe
model would weigh under 1000
pounds and 50 miles TO the gall
Ion is the hoped for mileage.
Another plan, repeatedly has
n utility chassis with lightweight,
passenger. stake or station
wagon bodies which could he
changed to suit the occasion.
How do the motor tycoons
feel about this? can do no
better than 10 quote from that
oracle of the business world, the
Wall Street Journal.
"Rumors are rife around De-
frOit that Henry Kaiser plans TO
enter the auto business. His
name has been mentioned-th the
past few weeks I'm connection
with several independent auto
companies. Latest is WHY'S
Overland. We have checked with
officials Of these companies.
"All disclaim any interest In
the West Coast shipbuilder.
either N manager or pros
pectiVe owner.
privately, leading auto max
ers say they hope Kaiser does
become competitor. They
think his production ability has
been 'oversold.' that they could
run circles around him on a job
which isn't financed nv govern
ment funds.
at least one leading plane
maker feels the same"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Progress Comes Through Peaceful Evolution

with the wholesale destruction of life and gobal
basis as result OF the Axis deprdatons and the real
question how much damage will be done
fabric II Is sheer illusion that the will
matcaly usher period of
noc and social through peaceful
suddenly through the
II mistake mlnterpet the characteristics
a defeat OF the AXIS is necessary world is TO be
resumed but the merely clears
steps needed for This viewpoint
United Nations analogous the surgeons
cut away the cancerouS growth of AXIS
When the surgeon he does
the surviving patient will be able lick Joe Louis He
that successful operation will the oppor
tuny TO continue struggle and compete with fellow
Likewise this will the democratic
opportunity struggle apply
gence and their social political advance
men The physical ending of hosites will of and by
lSCM lNhcr the millennium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Filter Solution

Certain precautions. however.
should be taken, regardless Of
the type of anti-freeze or in
hitor used. These are:
When drained, the solution
should be filtered through a
closely woven cloth to remove
rust particles.
"A glass container gives
best protection for storage. A
clean tin is also satisfactory.
Both should be tightly capped.
3-Sediment which forms dur
ing the storage period should be
carefully removed before using
il again.
4-The solution should be
tested to determine its strength.
Addition of a small quantity Of
fresh anti-freeze will bring il up
to its proper strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Tips on An+i-Freeze

Now that winter is safely past
Cor is it?) the War Production
Boards conservation division has
some timely tips on protecting
your anti-freeZe for next winter.
The best protection, according to
the WPB. is to add an .'inhibi-
tor" fluid used to check
deterioration, which does not
add to the freezing strength of
the solution but prevents it from
becoming acid and corroding the
motor.
Increased war demands will
make anti-freeZe scarcer than
ever next season. The motorist
should be guided by the advice
Of the anti-freeze or inhibitor
manufacturer for the best
method of inhibitor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Exerton on Part of Millions Of individuals

Men talk eby about the coming OF better world No one
can oppose the objective but high time that one cha
enged the prevailing usefulness and pointed better
world be achieved only through the
OF the arts sciences and industry II be had
for the asking be
lifelong the of millions individuals
tributfng TO the general welfare.
Those deal the currency ideas who make
deemabe promises about better world the
have had less than villains
They that we-beng
increased productivity which undramatc
through experimenting The human muscle with
nen and better tools They overlook that material
bettemen from the results research
the laboratories.
They undervalue world
made by the workers factories and the
occupations by management
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Goods Plates Quickly

Ford engineers d e c / d c d to
quench and flatten the hot arrnor
plate in one operation. They
built dies resembling waffle
plates, dotted with hollow metal
pads. Each pad is drilled with
three TO six holes, through which
water is sprayed. This cools the
plate in less than two minutes.
The pads prevent buckling or
warping.
Thus. when the arnor plate
energies from the press, it is
true and ready to go to the draw
furnaces 10 complete the heat
treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Livestock Markets
q III( AGO

CHICAGO AprH go GNsl- HOGs-12
600 steady; top. So -; hulk. Sl4 so h.
IA 20 heaves, S1i 50V14 10. mediums.
Sl4 so y IA 10 lights. Sl4.5D11f 20: hght
lights. Si4 30 IA so. packing s1Vs. Sl42s
n IA so pigs S13 4l3.15
CATTLE. son steady Calves 300
steady Beef steers. choice $40 y g..
medium $40 l6. year'Invs S13sflT
butcher cattle. heifers Sil 1873: cows.
$40 10 So. bulls Sllu1i. 30. calves. So r
l6, feeders. SO 20 Is. stackers steers Si3 "a
Is COWS and heifers S1u-iI4 So
SHEEP 600, steady lambs SIS Is v
is. IS common Sass. -: vearIinrs.
So 81 ~ so. ewes, Ssu95o. feeders. SIt
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Thrift, Industry Key
To Better WOrId'

The spirit Of economic quackery is in air.
In bidding popular
lonabe to promise a better world after the struggle
These in blue sky political
party or economic class Politically the
bipartisan with the appointment Republican
committee TO study postwar problems and with the
committees on postwar plans by various business organizations
OF course this column entirely sympathetic
achieve orderly
and has pioneered advocating the
wisdom or the honesty labelling
against threatened catastrophe world