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Evening star., 1943-08-04
CLEVELAND PARK

Convenient S-room home near cross
town bus, Porter st and Reno I'd bed
rooms, 2 baths. soft front lot, nicely
shaded. Under $4,000. Call EN-. 1880
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO., $500
Evening star., 1943-08-04
MASS. PARK.

Colonial brick of fne tapestry pattern
10 large rooms, 2 sleeping porches 4
baths, bedrooms. living room 2S IT,, sun
room and lavatory on nrst floor. game
really priced to sell quick on this market.
Exclusive; Call EN-. 1890 until Q pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
OUTDOOR

Enjoyment and satisfaction may be had II
you hurry now. Rich black humus. fer
tilized and ground fine, makes poor soils
good and good soil better: $1,000 ton.
Beautiful tall specimens evergreens, fine
for outdoor living rooms: colorful flag
stone walks, terraces, rock gardens. lily
pools, walls, outdoor hreplaces, DRAINAGE,
nulching, spraying. pruning and trans
planting. Lincoln 1925. 81
Evening star., 1943-08-04
NEAR BROAD BRANCH RID

choice Chevy Chase. D. c.. location.
near transportation and schools A lovely
6-room brick. 3 nice bedrooms, Q baths
finished attic room. large living room. sun
room, modern kitchen, recreation room
Under $4,000. Cali EN-. 1890 nntii .
pm, F. A. TWEED CO. b504 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

FOR MEN ONLY. 2 large studio rooms in
Dupont Circle area: newly decorated, beau
tifully furnished, adjacent bath; S55 and
$50 monthly. Call NE. 001O, Ext. 10.
during nfice hours fnr q annnirt
Evening star., 1943-08-04
4 BEDRoOMS-21a BATHS,
GAS HEAT-$11,9 $50.
STUDIO LIVING ROOM. "

With large log-burning fireplace and
many unusual and useful features of this
beautiful home, individually built for the
ga baths, sleeping porch. recre. room:
located in the District on wooded lot
near transp.. school and shopping center.
CALL NE. ll43 until pm
Evening star., 1943-08-04

g rooms, bath. h-vh; one block to
streetcars and bus, near 4th and R. /.
ave: ne. Owner will sell as is, $4,000
g. 3. ZANTZINGER CO.. 945 st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

OVERLOOKING sHoREHAM-Lse studio
rnn., connecting slpg. porch; accom-. Q or
q: daily linen and maid serv. AID. 312O.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

10 OGLETHoRPE ST. NV, Brentwood
srea-Large front room private bath;
gentleman: near express bus and car line.
Phone Georgia 3031. So
Evening star., 1943-08-04
J: WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALToR
CHARMING BUNGALOW

Heart Of Brightwood 5 lovely rooms bath
porches, spacious lots, etc; excellent con-
dltlon: immediate possession; only $3.50.
YOUR NE1GHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME- 540o
Evening star., 1943-08-04
On Lanier Pl., Near Calvert.
Wakefield

another beautiful custom-built home 2
near nssrs Sb ota. less than blocks OF Conn. ave;
paths. finished attic, center entrance haIl'
large arg LIVING room also library and lava
sory On ISL moor. recreation room finished
and bath; IL YOU are looking for location,
you SHOULD see 1t today; exclusive Cali
~; I'm. IGs0 until pm. =. A. TWEED Co.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
AMERICAN u. PARK.

This 3-yesr-old detached brick hom. ON
large, level; corner lot has rooms. 2is
paths gnc library and Law. on LIST A.. is
transferrsd and wants this home sold
thus WEEK. Call NE. 1l43 until D m
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOf
Evening star., 1943-08-04

DETACHED BRICK,
$11.950.
Located In Sligo Park Hills, within .
blocks of transportation; rooms .
baths; less than Q years old; automatic
air-condlttoned heat. attic. garage M
MEDIATE POSSESSION Only So, 600 cash
required; Call Mr.. Good, HO. 610O. Br.
20l. with
SHANNON a. LUcHs CO..
1908 II st. NV. Ma e34R
Evening star., 1943-08-04

1928 21st ST. Nw.-Single or double.
summer rates. Ho. Sl71. %
c7oI 4th ST. NE. Apt Furnished
studio room, radio and use OF unlim phone.
NO. 1910.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

2135 F ST. N.W-one girl, single studio
room, sink, grill, alarm clock, $3.50;
ballroom. $3.50 DI 2135.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
APT, 2 ROOMS OR MORE. IN NICE
apt. bldg: will suitcase. OR. 1880.
LIVING. ROOM. BEDROOM, KITCHEN
ette and bath apt. available for permanent
married couple. No pets. / furnished and
! unfurnished in midtown apt. bldg. Box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Stocks Continue
Climb Despite
Profit Taking
Reach Best Levels
Since Oct. II, i94l,
in Light Trading
BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. IS (UP).-
Trading in stocks fell off today
but prices forged ahead in the face
of profit taking and reached the
highest general level since Oct.
IL, 1941.
Around closing time the main
list was higher, with less promi-
nent shares Vying with the pivotals
for leadership. However, all Dow
Jones averages reached new highs.
The industrial component set
new peak since Oct. 8, 1941, rail
since Nov. Z, 1912, and utility
since Dec. 6, 1941.
Domestic corporate bonds edged
up into further new high ground
since January, 1888, on the gen.
eral average and then turned ir-
regular. The foreign list was fea-
tured by strength in Australian
"a nd Argentine funds. United
States government bonds were
dull and virtually unchanged.
Commodities moved higher un-
der the lead of rye futures, which
closed on gains OF &c TO 2&c
bushel. Wheat. corn and oats were
up fractionally. Cotton had small
gains and hogs rose 10c TO zoe
per hundredweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Jones
Earnings Drop

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 25.-Net
profits of Jones q Laughlin Steel
Corporation for the year ended
December 81, last. are estimated
at approximately So, 100000, after
authorizations, including federal
income and excess profits taxes.
After regular dividends on 293,-
i56S shares OF class A 5 per cent
preferred stock and 293. 26l shares
of class p 5 per cent preferred
stock, requiring nearly 81, 935 600,
there should be balance OF
slightly over $6,565, 900 for COM
mon stock.
This would be equivalent 20
about $3.50 a share on 1,456,Sl4,
the average number OF common
shares outstanding during the
year and to around $40 a share
on 1902, 467 shares outstanding at
the end of the year.
In 1871 Jones q Laughlin re-
ported net profits. after all deduc-
tons, OF Sl6.274. 9S3, equal 10 $40
share on l,3l1.16l shares Of COM
mesgs stock outstanding on Dec.
Al Ip41
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Four-Motored Car

At least one major automobile
manufacturer is experimenting
with a four .motored car. accord
Ing TO the Wall Street Journal.
No-Im not confusing cars
and Flying Fortresses, because
the idea is TO attach a small
motor 10 each wheel. Some en-
gineers think that this gives
promise of more power and less
fuel consumption.
And the talk of super-fuel for
the immediate postwar markets
Is discounted by the experts.
They concede that within a rea-
sonable time the regular fuel
will have an octane rating in ex-
cess of the so octane prewar
premium fuel, but add that the
advance will be gradual rather
than any overnight change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Million Tons YEARLY

In explaining that manufac-
ture Of. various types OF horse
had been designated as the job
for which limited amounts OF
synthetic rubber are being allo-
Gated. w S. Richardson, man.
ager of the industrial products
division Of the p. F. Goodrich
Company. said that "accelerat-
ing synthetic rubber production
will gradually permit its use in
other articles for which the sup
ply OF natural rubber has been
dangerously tight since the Japs
cut of our supplies OF Far
Eastern tree rubber and made
expansion of the American syn
thetic rubber industry must
job on the blueprint for VIC
tory"
Richardson said that by the
time the vast rubber program
is completed, sometime In
194i," this country will probably
be producing close TO 100000
tons OF synthetic rubber an
nually more rubber than we
ever consumed in any single
year" But he warned that the
vital needs of the armed forces
and those Of our Allies must be
me. before synthetic rubbers
can be spared for any but the
most essential products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
DENOUNCES ACTION

Is IL not cowardly for executives
OF companies employing the largest
number of workers and having the
largest numbers of stockholders tc
retreat from an announced course
OF action simply because they
feared bureaucratic governmental
political vengeance If they dared
TO affirm their constitutional right
of free expression?
The latest overtowering develop
ment is the continuous conspicuous
success of Russia's armies. Events
on other fronts, although favor
able, are relatively insignificant. II
Russia can maintain her victories,
Hitlers doom will be sealed.
The No. ! barometer OF senti-
ment in America is the stock
market. II has advanced, TO the
amazement of many diciples OF
precedent.
This demonstration OF opinion
springs from the cheerful war
news, from the independent atti-
tude of the new Congress, from
fairly widespread feeling that
peace will unleash large pent-up
orders for many classes of prod
luctS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Auto
Graphs
Rick Charts Rise
in Planes Power
Since Last War

The extent to which the air
plane has been developed since
the last war as an offensive
weapon was charted by Capt.
Eddie Rickenbacker during his
recent visit to Detroit. Rick,
one of the aces Of World War
I, had plenty OF opportunity to
compare the military weapons
on his tour of American opera
tons centers which almost
ended in his death in the South
Pacific.
Rick said that during most Of
the first war he had a 900
horsepower motored ship to fly.
Toward the end of the war, he
was given a Spad with a 300
hp engine. Now planes with
1000 and 2,00O-hp. motors are
common and the 2.500-hp. mo-
tors are in production.
Rick said his best speed in
the old type of plane was 100
mites per hour again $50 now.
The firing power has also in
creased tremendously. He had
two .30-caliber guns In his
plane. Now the pilots have
eight .50-calibers which shoot
800 shots a minute.
In altitude, however. he said
his ship fought mainly at $1,000
to $4,000 feet and could make
up 10 10000 feet which is where
most of the air battles are
fought now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
New Rubber Era

With the rubber industry now
permitted by government order
10 make certain staple products
such as war-purpose hose en-
tirely of synthetic rubber pro-
duced in the first plants COM
pleted under the governments
financed program, Akron tech
nicians believe they are entering
a new era. Use of synthetic
rubber has expanded during re-
cent years as leading COM
panieS made increasing use Of
special-purpose rubbers that cx-
celled the natural variety in
many respects, a review of the
situation reveals.
With an output OF 300 900
tons OF synthetic rubber Of all
types anticipated for 1913, engi-
neers believe the year will see
a rapid changeover. with more
and more essential products be-
ing manufactured OF the man.
made material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Cont'I Motors
NetsS5,A2,SS4
Or S1.82 a Share
Normal and Surfaxes
Total 10 Millions;
Plan Big Bank Loan

Continental Motors Corporation
and wholly owned subsidiaries for
the fiscal year ended Oct. 81, 1912,
report net profit of $5,472,SS
after normal and excess profits
taxes and a S250.000 reserve for
postwar adjustments or Sl.S2 a
share on the common, against a
net profit in the preceding year
of So, 23l. 724 or SLOT on the COM
mon after $250.000 reserve for
postwar adjustments.
Normal income tax. and surtax
L otaled $2,600,000 and excess
profits tax $15,40o,000 after de-
Quoting post-w war refund OF
SITS, 900.
The report discusses negotia'
tons being carried on for $685.
100000 credit with a group OF
banks TO take care OF the greatly
enlarged demands being made
upon the company's productive
capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Group Riding Hit

Group riding Is still not prac-
ticed 10 the full extent possible.
a survey OF war workers use Of
automobiles by the Public Roads
Administration shows. In some
cases. the report shows mis-
use OF cars, some workers driv-.
ing home TO lunch when they.
are within walking distance Of
the plants.
THE vast Majority Of war
workers live beyond walking
distance" said the report. Most
sof the large plants would be
forced 10 close II they had to
depend on the workers who
could walk to work or travel by
public conveyances."
Ninety-four plants all over the
country were covered by the
PRA survey. Nearly three
fourths OF the tires examined
were estimated by the owners 70
10 be half worn out. About half
are suitable for recapping but
the tire situation was pro-
nounced extremely serious, &C
cordlng 10 the survey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Treasury Benefits
Under Pay-aS-YOu-GO

Growing congressional interest in adoption OF
federal favorable nearterm
Ruml plan and related schemes have
chanded primarily gadgets for serving and adding
the compliance.
IL of that would perform that
function important and desirable the only
scientific and realistic scheme of tax collection
also help This should be explored
fully. that would
something the convenience of the
AS OF fact the does not necessarily give up
anything Rum plan which would nomnay forgive
years Beardsley Rum, OF New York
Federal Reserve Bank himself has conceded that the treasury
would ultimately suffer loss the after the taxpayers
earning power through retirement otherwise But
would only if all other factors including tax rates
Congress will doubtless
public traffic will ultimate es
Rum offset shifts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-M Michigan bu. crates U. g, No.
4. 24-ln. min. unless otherwise stated
Cold storage stock. Mcintosh, 81 s5a 2,
s'n'F Nor f.2S spy. pssGs rsn.f aSS
s ssSd as i Rscas Island Gr.epai:
New York on. crates Mcintosh. u. s.
No I 2. in min, 81 Washington box
Dspeious. extra fancy ss,i25s, sa7b
Sx " ,sip ,,S T5 hs' 2o-'o'
yaisas.ns1. ssa $40: Plsniifi.i.- 50 asa
wax beanE best. 81 so fair 50 so; Ten
REETs-Texas y crates 81 1912 as
cspiIstsis 50 q "a 80; 20 Tsss,: MIsss. !,
drums. ss7sai; wire bound crates, s5e'
cABBAGE-Terss los ANGLE. crate,
f SeS sob, 81 40: y crate, savoy type
50 50: red type. 81 500 rs Florida =
hu hampers round 81 Old stock; kiehi.
ean 80 N sacks Danish. 81 20.
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s-dol
behs Arizona. 81 75ns; California. 81 SC
OPS Texas s.. s. isas2s: Sc $40
CAuLlflowEiHs , g :, 1o pony ors'e'
CELERY Florida 16-tn. crates Colder
Heart -. 81 2s93 80 - 50 so ,ss,
S25o@9 r'o,'ly 81 Soh - Jos, $500 80
freezing dsmsr. lower, CanfornlA y
crates Pascal. Is-ir 4h-Ts 81 D; Is-ir
2.is SIS; colden Hear is-in, 3-7s
CRAPS California display rug, En-
psrors. fancy 50 500 20, Rihiers African
rack - 90
TFTTUcE Ios Angle, erats, Iceberg
suzons Yuma district -. Sspe Is b
Sszsge 50 California, Imperial Valley. g.
LEAF LTTrUcE Ohio dollhouse. Io-Is
baskets 81 b
oNIoNs-so-fb sacks Michigan. =. g
no yellgvs medium 81 ssG So mostly
s. $50 Is. generally good 81 ~. ordinary
81 Sweet spanish a. $50. finch Anr
larger Colorado 81 1872 20 Idaho 81 90
wirhiran 81. o. inch and larger 81 81
PEARS Washington bos D'Anjous. 81
sizes, rxtfa fsnry 81 e5I4 80
Pas California bushel hampers. 81 u
as bnshei basket far 20 generally
~sEPpERS Florida. Is bush.i crates
California Wonder 81 Hr1. World Beat
ers. Ssh5 81. TeKaf hushci baskets. CsN
fqrnia Wonders 81 21
PoTAToFs- l0O-ib sstks. = e Nc :
SIZE Ifaho Russet BurDsnks washed
So $50 ~ unwashef s. 81. standard
Ffsds 81 q; uuHty grade 81 io-ih
yarle;iss 2-lnen n minimum 50 eoa2 sow
uap~r sacks - s5f,f %. mostly 81 20 lA
l6 paper ssrts 1usuv sc Few Csc
MchEsn Chlppsvas - % RSfsst Rurs .
81 90 few 81 81 o. IS rnnilars fsv 81 ~
10. ). vsshsd. Tnumrhs. s. $40 2 90 ,i1
p - IS
sHALTOTs- Louissne barrels s. sos
p crates g. s. bo09 so
SPINACH Texas hNsnsi BASKETS. SAVOY
mostly 81 500 10 feW higher
SWIFT POTATOES louisiana hushs
tfafss Porto RYAN Fams 50 )
S7N3 if. fair QuaHty. S. so North caro-
ira hushri haskSi' Porto Rlrsn fsmf q
Nc ] 81 73f hev JERSEY hus-f ham
gNt O. Notf rrrseys s. 90 . ~
ToMATOEsA i0-m. cafrons mffinr
t1ra
TERNfre Tease crates, turthea
a. CecTElA. L.73gis6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Risein Rye
is Grain
Feature

CHICAGO, Jan. Is. (INS).---
Broad buying of rye. which adj
xanced as much as 2A+e featured
grain trading today. The market
closed at the high with distant
deliveries at new tops for the
season, September reaching S71ac
Wheat. after an easy start, adj
vanced &c before backing down
partially.
Corn was firm in narrow
range while oats showed gains
ranging TO a.e with May and july
at new seasonal peaks.
AT the close rye was 2 to 2AC
up, wheat &c 10 &c up, corn un-
changed to &c up and oats sc &c
l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Spent an enjoyable and educa-
tional hour or two with Graham
Hutton. British ministry OF IN
- formation chief AZ Chicago and
Cyril Cane, the popular British
consul. the other day.
All this recent short war
talk has made little or no i'm
preston on Hutton and he takes
the attitude that il Will be
plenty tough going for some
time 10 come.
Resumption Of boHfbtnes Of
Britain should bring tangible
results in the form of increased
production. he informed me with
a WY grin.
"Nou Just can't realize the
feeling until YOU are in n bomb
ing raid" he said. Il was
through the 'bliiI' and I'll never
forget the helpless feeling Of
living there with my wife with
the bed moving about the room
from the conclusion Of the
bombs. All you can think OF at
n time like that is, If i could
only get my hands on those
bloody so-and-so's,' and then the
next morning YOU work like
blaIes."
incidentally. Hutton cited sew
eral examples where pooling
Of reSources-aS the British pre-
fer 10 describe iend-iease-has
benefited this country.
British destroyers and cor
vettes are patroling our Atlantic
coast, British gums have been
installed at the Panama Canal,
a British arsenal was diSmantled
: and shipped here TO supply those
Xuns. and British barrage bal
laons are guarding the 500
l6ckS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Working Together
Grand Trunk acknowledgement Bond Drive
Would Boost Subscriptions

Labor and management are
working hand in hand on the
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
lines TO increase the sale of United
States war bonds 10 railroad en-
ployes in Michigan. Indiana and
Illinois through the pay roll deduc-
ton arrangements. and local COM
mittees have been formed in many
important points to handle solicita-
ton details.
Local committees consisting of
employee and management repre-
sentatives have been formed at
Battle Creek, Detroit. Pontiac.
Port Huron, Flint. Durand, Graz .
Rapids, Muskegon. Milwaukee,
Lansing, South Bend, Blue Island,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Paper Production
Reaches SO Per Cent

NEW YORK, Jan: 25.-Paper
production in the week ended
January Is was S8 per cent of
compared with S6.S per
cent in the preceding week and
1O5 per cent in the week ended
Jan. II, 1912, according to the
American Paper and Pulp Associ-
alton index of paper mill activity.
Paperboard production during the
week was equal to 88 per cent OF
capacity, compared with 80 per
cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

Elsdon and Chicago and IL is antic.
ipated that before the end OF
January every officer and employ
of the Grand Trunk Western Raj :
road will again be solicited 10 join
the pay roll deduction plan OF
buying war bonds. . N
Already. $500 OF the 1854 Grand
Trunk Western employees are
pledged TO buy bonds on the pay
roll deduction plan, but the joint
labor-management committee CO.
chair1nen with B. A. Pierce for
the employees and General Man
ager w j. Hogan for the manage
ment. are seeking 10 persuade
every railroad employe TO invest
at least 10 per cent Of wages or
salary in United States war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Gasoline HEATH

Government authorities prl-
vately talk OF heating homes,
plants and buildings in the
Middle West with gasoline If the
OIL shortage becomes more acute.
1t would cost more and pro-
tective storage would have to be
provided; but with properly adj
justed jets. almost any oil fur
mace could be converted.
Gasoline in these parts Is COM
pafatipely plentiful butfneE oil
is short, so that such a move
may be tried. Y
Experts point out that gaso-
line contains more b.tu's than
fuel oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Tells Gains in Pay-as-You-Go Scheme

But and the nation have definite points TO gam
from pay-as-you-go scheme.
Under where there lag OF some 10
months between income receipts by the citizen and payment OF
collection the following the armament BOOM
But addition that fiscal hazard. there is economic
Taxation currently being employed not only TO
but also sphon off medium
citizens III the nfationary is to be thus
action by the government
action deferred for Is months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Barron S Business
Index at New HiQh

NEW YORK, Jan. 25--The
physical volume of business in the
week ended January is advanced
to a new high of 1912 from 1920
in the preceding week, according
TO Barrons business index. ad-
justed for long-term industry and
population growth. A year ago
this index was 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
TorEno CASH GRAIN
Dividends
Central Power and Light G

ItntTAI FOWtr hHu 1dkHt NUrH
pany has declared a dividend OF
S3.92la on the Z per cent cumu-
lative preferred, applicable to &C
cumulatsons and a dividend OF
$685. a share on s per cent Gu
mulative preferred, applicable to
accumulations both payable Feb
ruary 10 to holders of record
January Is. These payments will
clear all arrears on these stocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Eliminates Confusion on SpendebIe Income

pay-asyougo system accompanied by taxation
at the the Of tax compliance OF course greatly
facilitated
citizen longer confused to what his real
the citizen expected to
hold less trustee for Is months the tax liability winch
is included in his nominal income.
comply with law stands the citizen
the mecuous skill and technical knowledge OF ceted
such knowledge the calendar
1912 would have the gift OF
did the tax liability
five-sixhs OF the had passed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Timid Politician Is Greatest Inflationist

veteran fnancer in discussing the situation with me re-
inlaonist the
Go taxes and Don't put ceiling wages
this roundabout and inaonary method of war financing
which civilians paid vastly In
civilian available then il to sphon
and loans But the OF excess
price will be exerted unless the sphonng
off is done promptly instead of belaedly. .
federal taxation As desirable
of the but also for the
treasury and for the whole battle to restrain
initiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
SIGNS OF SPENDING

People are spending. New York
theaters offering popular shows
are sold out for weeks i'm advance.
Queues line up daily and nightly at
faverite movies. The best restau-
rants cannot accommodate all
customers. Many hotels, expensive
and not-so-expensive, are nightly
booked to capacity.
Motoring in the East has been
so drastically curtaife that
enough fuel oil should be forth
coming 10 prevent families from
freezing. Suburban families galore,
unable 10 keep warm, are moving
into New York City.