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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
VI Scientists
Explore Atoms

range themselves. can be
learned with the electron mi
croscope.
For war and peace time in
dustry, in heavy and light met
ais and other essential material,
the new studies are very useful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

TT LOOKS as If Gen MacAr-
L thur will have 10 pull Gen.
Sherman on his admirers if he
is sincere in his previous an
swers 10 proposals Of his candi-
dacy for the Repu lea n
nomination for president. the
latest taking the form OF the
organization OF n Macarthur
for President Club In Chicago
Macarthur has said several
times that he is not interested
IN politics and apparently has
tried 10 discourage the use OF
his name in connection with the
nomination, but the hint keeps
cropping up AS insistently AS IT
did in the case of Gen. William
Tecumseh Sherman. one OF the
FederalS great military chief
tains In the Civil War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Early Birth
Toll Drops
BY Dr. Logan CIendening

infants. The infant should be
fed, weighed and otherwise cared
for without removal from the
incubator 1t is very good
thing TO induce crying in these
infants in order 10 prevent coll
lapse OF their lungs. If the
child appears TO be in shock,
stimulant OF some kind is indi-
Gated.
Aside from respiratory fall
ure or mere hamilton and weak
ness. the commonest cause of
death in a premature infant is
infection. This may come from
the hands of the attendants, I'M
properly strilized milk formulate.
or air-borne infection spread by
visitors or attendants.
For this reason the most
stringent regulations 49, wearing
masks, closing off the ward or
incubator from outside infec-
ton, washing and Sterilizing the
-Aanas-t1f4tA4 hing cloths
that touch the infant-are man.
datory.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
T.. FL hear that tomatoes
cause rheumatism. Is this true
A-No, tomatoes do not cause
anything bad.
p. J. B.-What can we SUBJ
stitute for milk for a boy IS
years of age, who is allergic
TO it?
A-The main necessary tn
gredient in milk is calcium.
This can be supplied In many
calcium powders and prepare
tons at a drug store. Mead,
Johnson e. Co., Evansville, Ind,
make several preparations
which are milk substitutes, suit
able for infants as well children.
Mellin's Food contains wheat
-four. matted barley and potas-
SUM bicarbonate. Many Heinz
products are prepared especially
to remove milk. Smaco Hypo-
alIergic Milk, made by the SMA
Corporation. Cleveland, o., L. a
good substitute.
G. Cts goats milk healing
10 an liberated stomach? Is
wild honey as irritating as
sugar? Is tobacco injurious to
stomach ulcer. and If so. what
form is worst?
A-Goat's milk has the same
soothing effect on ulcer Of the
stomach as cows milk. All
sweets are irritating, including
wild honey. Tobacco is irritat-
ing - all forms - but chewing
tobacco II the worst.
f. s M-Will camphor dry
up a goiter?
A--Neither csmphor nor any,
thing else will dry up a goiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

T WAS entirely unprenared for
L New York. Years spent in the
iungles of Burma and on the
vastly deserts of Egypt. Libya
. and Tripolitania were poor
Training grounds for this exhils-
rating contact.
a strange city-but the ma
tives are friendly.
Everything has been said of
New York, but ! was surprised
al it's smooth. velvetv function
ing. the politeness Of the inhabi-
tsnts; not surprised at it's fasci-
mating window displays, it's high
prices. us nothing for nothing.
and damn little for a dollar
attitude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

(By Thomas Edward Healy,
war correspondent of the Lon
don Daily Mirror. Mr.. Healy has
campaigned with the French
army, 1939-40. Alexander's army.
in Burma, 1912. and with Mont
gomery from Egypt TO Tunisia,
1942-43. lie left Paris five hours
before the Germans occupied it,
was congratulated by Churchill
and Wavell for his Burma war
reporting)
TNIIS Is the voice of a friendly
l. alien. I've been reporting
this United Nations war since
September 1899. But first thing
had to do when j sought per-
mission to visit ". s. A. was fill
out form for aliens.
Only two questions I'm GER
tain / answered correctly were
could j read and was l mascu-
line.
They asked me also If I'd ever
been insane.
Even in the evil Nazi prewar
days when / went often TO Ger
many the formalities were never
so tough, and I'd never been
called an alien.
II seemed a symbol OF our life
and times that you and we. so
tass / believe) fundamentally
alike in thought and aspiration,
should build and maintain bar
riers 10 association and under
standing
Symbol of our times, too. ]
never saw Liberty as we steamed
upriver. Liberty passed by as !
was answering an FBI quiz
Is il too much TO hope that
after war The American and
British peoples may share com
mon citizenship in each others
countries? That would be war
aim. II might even prevent
World War 3,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

f. s. M-Will camphor dry
UP goiter7
A--Neither csmphor nor any,
thing else will dry up a goiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

Paint the Lily
Not Gid u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
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QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

T.. Fl hear that tomatoes
cause rheumatism. Is this true
A-No. tomatoes do not cause
anything bad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

A-Goat's milk has the same
soothing effect on ulcer Of the
stomach as cows milk. All
sweets are irritating, including
wild honey. Tobacco is irritat-
ing - all forms - but chewing
tobacco Is the worst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

G. els goats milk healing
10 an liberated stomach? Is
wild honey as irritating as
sugar? Is tobacco injurious to
stomach ulcer. and if so. what
form iS Worst7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
FUTURE INTEREST RATES

The discussion next turned TO
the trend of interest rates and
the flow of commercial bank
credit.
"Owing to governmental need
for continued financing" said
the Los Angeles financier, sit IL
my belief that we shall not eX-
perience any material strength
ening Of interest rates In the
immediate future.
There Is a lessening demand
for loans in general. With linn
tied building activity, mortgage
loan volume il down. A great
many commercial and industrial
concerns who would normally
have occasion to lean on their
banks for some period of the
year are now working on tax
accumulations which are not
due until the ensuing year.
"Our principal demand is In
connection with both regulation
V. and v. T. commitments,
these concerns having AS a pri-
mary objective the point pre-
viOusly mentioned - of being
able to unfreeze their working
capital i'm the event of termina-
ton of hostilities."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Cowling Praised

Although too few Detroters
realize IL, there's group Of
men here doing yeoman service
in protecting one Of our great
est natural assets the Detroit
River
Ae letter was received from
Herbert Nauiouks special as
sistant 20 the attorney genera.
congratulatrg tho city on the
preSenta ION made last week
before the House Rivers and
Harbors Courriss. 0n bv w. C.
Cowling Of the Pcr Of Detroit
Commission
Sowing was ln Was uefrr
with Allen Dean oil The board ~
commerce and Milton sdar
state engineer, AND spoke .r
opposition 20 rho Sattn Chicago
water diversion Dill Wrote
NaUiouks
"Cowling's fine presentation
In the fight against The SABBATH
bill was outstanding II BE- a
fight against those greed, IN
terests who seek diversion Of
water for power purposes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
A Very Smart Man!

Speaking at a recent meet
ing here of the Society of PlaS-
tic Engineers, c h aries r.
Kettering, General Motors en-
cheering genius. advised them
to set up tables on plastics,
giving properties, melt points
and other technical data. And
then he added to illustrate the
need:
Few people know how a
given plastic will react under
certain conditions or tempera-
lures.
Every plastic salesman will
show you a picture of Henry
Ford hitting the trunk deck of
car and saying, 1T is only a
question of time when your
auto body will be made of plas-
rios We don't care what we
make them out of as long as
our customers are satisfied
But those pictures only prove
what a terribly smart man Mr..
Ford IL because he knew what
month 10 pick out to hit that
trunk"
And Boss Ket added with a
grin:
II can pick out only two
other months in the year that
he'd dare 10 do that So that
shows he Is very smart man"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
r--,r, rlnnncIsl EdIior

A Iot OF people think 81 air-
line competition with the rails
in the postV ar era r terms of
the railroads present day
standards
That this is a gross error IS
indicated by "a survey CONDUCTED
nv the industry s own magazine
Railway Age Il found that not
only are the rails thinking DO
terms of increased COMFORT
they believe they already have
the edge in this respect on
planes. buses and private car
but also OF higher speeds and
lower fares.
Here are some Of The
thoughts expressed by leaders
In the industry
we can and will make
both aII-coach and extra fare
trains more comfortable"
"Streamliners already have
a maximum speed Of 100 miles
an hour. This will probably not
be increased but improved eff
cheney and elimination Of curves
will cut schedules"
. I'VE have plans for In
cFeHsfHg the speed of att otiF
trains"
. stops will he reduced
down 60 each IS miles at min
imum."
And here's how they feel
about fares:
. my own preference Is for
an immediate slice in coach
rates 10 III cents a mile and
reduction I'm first class fares 10
2N cents a mile"
81 make the radical hut
eminently sound statement that
coach fares should he a flat
I cent a mile"
One executive said.
81 think we will have overall
speed schedules at 20 miles yer
hour and roads that don't want
10 build up their track to per
init such speeds might just az
well go out of business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Wheat, Rye Score
New Highs
Dec. Contracts in Active
Demand: Oats Uneven

CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (INS)-
Wheat was in active demand to-
day and prices on an upturn OF
lac reached new tops for the
season or longer. December
reached $162%, the highest for
that future since 1925 and the
highest for any wheat future in
Ia years.
Rye also was in demand and
advanced around lac 10 new
peaks for the season, December
reached S1,15Ss.
Oats closed irregular while bar
ley scored gains ranging to &c.
At the close wheat was &c to
1c up and moderately under the
high. Oats were sc down to sc
up. rye lsc to / &c up and barley
&c 10 &C higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Honor Doc NewIand

Fellow bank officers Of the
Manufacturers National Bank
of Detroit planned a party Fri
, day at the Detroit Club 10
celebrate the 10th birthday an
niversary of Vice President Har-
rod G. Doc" Newland-a party
which was never held.
Doc was taken III and spent
his birthday in Cottage Grove
Hospital.
Although they couldn't honor
him the way they wanted 10,
the fellows collected the more
than 100 congratulatory cards
and letters that poured in from
all parts of the country and had
them mounted in a big album
and Doc spent the evening 60
ing through them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Farmers Market

FRuITs-Apples. Bsldwins. No I. $50
80 bu. Mclntosh,-Ao. /, S3.50u4 buj
No. 2, s.. 90. Jonathans. No. /, So. 259
/. $1,000 bu: No. 2. s. Sorthern spies.
fancy. $3.50 bu: No. /, s.. 50Q4: No. 2.
s2a2 SO; wageners. No. /. s3a35o bui
10. 2. s.. 90; snows, No. !. s3aa.so bui
No. z, So steeles Red. No. /. sa.oosd
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage, No. /. 81 25gi .73 bus
75c bu dollhouse. No. !. s5e lob, basket:
Endive. fancy, 1850 ba No. 1. 81 ESQ
so No. 2, 81. Esesrole, fancy, $50
bu: No. !, soegtl No. 2, 75e
No. !. sipi.25 bu. Collsrds. No. |. $40
rs bu, No. ?. 73c- Kale. No. /, 81 q Las
hu. Turnip greens, No. /, 81. 25pi. so bui
mustard greens. No. 1. 81 25ai.50 hui
80. 2. 81. Spinach. No. !. 81 So9i.7s eu;
vEGETABLEs MISC Beets. punched.
No !, 75c - 81 d6z. bchs, topped No. ].
81 50 ou. No. 2. 81 so. Broccoli, No.
50 bu. No 2, 81. red cabbage, No. 1.
S1.75a225 bu No. 2 81 so. curly cabs
bage 30. /. sla rs bu. Carrots. punched.
y No >. ! 81 i i,lo don ben' topped, NO. l.
fancy, 81 SO hu, No. l, 81 5ogs. No.
81 Celery root No. !, 81 doz. Celery,
+ssesT- st--i ~ der .eft-; M. I. 7ousocr
No. 2, 3oa s0c Fennel. No. /, 50 don.
- IS peck basket No 2 81 so Kohlrabi,
40 l. 75c 81 dor bchs L@eks. No. /,
Sig , 80 dor bchs onions green, No. 1.
$1n IS don. bchs dry. fancy. 50 50 5O-lh.
~% No /, 81 $50 Parsnips, fancy.
Nfl so bu No /. 81 5Ou3. so. 2. 81.
Farslsy rDot, No. l. Sini25 doz. bchs.
Pumpkins. No. !. S2a250 bu. curlsv
parsley. No. /, 75c o 81 dor. bchs. Potatoes.
No. /, s2.soa32S 100 lbs: No =. $50.
Radlshes red. dollhouse. 80. 1, 81 dos.
bchs Rutabagss No. 1. sidi50 ou.
squash, Delicious. No /, si.73u27s ouy
No. ?. 81 IS. Hubbard, No. /. 81 Soal7S
bu. 40. 2 xi25; Table Queen. fancy.
81 80 bu No. l. SiaI25 Tomatoes hot
house No. /, - lf-lo basket Turnips.
hgnched 40. l. sOc q 81 don. bchs. topped,
No. !, 81 asa 80 bui No. 2, 81 Vegs-
table oysters. No. l. 81 80 don ochs
EGGS Large. slsq 20 30-doI. essst
medium ST. Is so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

who was promoted and transferred
10 Akron, O., as manager OF the
manufacturers sales division
Taylor has been with FirestOne
since 1915 and has spent 20 years
in manufacturers sales work.
When the division was first organ
lied it confined its activities TO the
sale of tires only to automobile
manufacturers. Now it deals in
many types Of tires, including
farm tractor and earth moving
vehicles, as well as tank tracks,
airplane fuel cells and various
kinds of mechanical goods and
parts for autOmotivc equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Eureka Names Coffey
Asst Sales Manager

George T. Stevens, vice preSi-
dent In charge of sales of Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner Co, has an
nounced the appointment af j. c.
Coffey as assistant 10 the sales
manager. Coffey will assist in the
further development of Eureka
dealer distribution program He
was formerly with Jam Handy or
ganiZation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Household Appliance
Output Set for 1914

ASHIN GTON, Nov 20
Household appliance production in
1914 amounting to 100000 cleo
trio irons. 900,000 washing ma
chimes and 100000 home refrige-
rators is contemplated under a
program being drawn up by WPB.
II is expected 10 get electric irons
under way in the first quarter and
other items by the second or third
quarter. The program IS based on
expected easing Of steel supply
situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

being able to liquidate, or I'M
freeze, their working capital I'm
the event of termination Of hos
tilities for conversion into peace
time activities.
"SOme legislation, such as
that possibly which is included
in the Murray bill. appears TO be
a step in the right direction to
assist in a rapid transition of
industrial plants. l have oh
served many concerns that have
expended entirely too much In
fixed assets during this Alb
normal period. and after re-
negotiation and the payment OF
taxes find they are unable within
a reasonable period of time to
recoup their working capital
position. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Livestock Markets
& HICAGO

CHICAGO Nov 20 UNs)-HoGs-
10 600 market steady, top Si3.7s bum.
Si2 IS 10 rs heavy weight. 10 $50 49, rs;
medium weight. si3 rs; Ugh, weight, si7 -
soWs SIP 15di325: pigs. xsaiI.
CATTLE. 0OOs market steady. Calves:
200. market steady Beef steers: Good
and choice. Si5al6,s0: common and me-
dunn. Sltui5. yearlings ti2dis. Butcher
cattle: Heifers, $40 a 10 cows, s7.50dl7;
bulls, Ssdi2 50. calves $sgia feeder
steers. slOai3: stocker steers. tii 10 5ot
socker cows and heifsrr. SsG12.
Sheep 900. market steady. medium
and choice lambs. Si2.75di3T54 ollis
and common. S2Hi27S yeariings $40
nl2 COMMON and choice swss, s30Bfsi
feeder lambs. SiOal2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Hutchins Heads
Firestone Sales
Division Here

d. J. HutchinS. who recently re-
signed as Detroit regional director
for WIPE, has been appointed man
ager Of the manufacturers sales
division of the FireStOne Tire and
Rubber Company here, l.. R. Jack
son. executive vice president, an
nounced Saturday.
HutchinS succeeds III. NJ. TAYLOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Pontiac Torpedo Plant
Manager Appointed

PONTIAC, Nov. 20 tUP)-B. +.
Starr has been appointed man.
ager of Pontiac Motor Division
aircraft torpedo plant. p. H. Mac
Gregor, executive assistant TO the
general manager in charge of pro-
duction, announced today. Clar-
ence Mahar has been named pro-
duction superintendent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Commodity Prices Up

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-Low-
er prices for fruits and vegetables
and for hogs caused the Bureau
OF Labor statistics index of COM
modify prices to drop one-tenth OF
per cent during the week ended
Nov Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
West Industrialists
Eye Foreign Markets
Firms Will Seek So. American Trade
After Transition to Peace Economy
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

LOS ANGELES Nov 19h heartenng sign in this expanded
region which throbbng with activity, is the growing
by responsible local business and financial leaders OF
he aphemeral character of the armament boom.
/he production of ethal npermanence
Once Japanese have captuaed the need in
will Immediately shrink TO
drastic Nationally this activity does not represent any
effect OF the COM
the duration OF much OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Order More Heavy Trucks

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O-Mack
Trucks. Inc. is scheduled 10 pro-
dacc two-thirdS more heavy vehi-
los for the army IN 1914 than
This year. the company reports.
WIPE has Indicated approval of a
program doubling this years pro-
duction of heavy trucks by all
orrnDarflN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Treasury Offers
Billion in Bills

WASHINGTON. Nov, 20 - APP
plications for another issue of
$1,000, 100000 of short-term treas
ury bills will be received up TO
2 p. m. Monday. Nov %. These
will be dated Nov. 26. 1913 and
will mature Feb. "a, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
U. S. Graphite Dividend

u. S. Graphite Co. declared a
dividend of 20 cents on the COM
mon. payable Dec, Is to the hold
ers of record Dec. l, bringing pay
ments for 1913 to IS cents, same
as 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Common Payment
By Budd Wheel Co.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 20
Budd Wheel has declared a dlvi-
dend Of 3 cents on the common,
payable Dec. 10. the holders Of
record Nov 30. This brings pay
mcntS for the year 10 50 cents
compared with 81 in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Foreion EXCHANGE
October Air Express Gains

Air express shipments handled
in and out of Detroit in October
were 1915. up 40 per cent over
October. 1912. total of 11,160.
M. j. Kelly, superintendent of
Railway Express Agency reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

president OF the
Detroit S a lie s
Managers Club,
w i'll address
the group at a
dinner meeting
in the Wardell-
S h @ r a { o n
Hotel Monday.
Hill will dis
close some of
the broad sales
plans being de-
V g | O d G d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
GAIN OVER POINT

Communications. aviations,
chemicals and farm equipments
led the rise with J. /. Case. West
ern Union. Douglas and DUPONT
showing gains Of a point or more.
G. L. Martin rose as much on the
increased dividend payment.
Electric Power and Light issues,
features yesterday, continued 10
advance on the report that the
United Gas recapltalization plan
is near agreement.
American DiStilling was the
feature of the liquors. rising 3
points before retreating. as re-
ports from Baltimore indicated
that Tom Moore officials believe
that the Injunction on the latter's
liquor dividend might soon be
lifted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
.HoIIand Net Unchanged

Holland furnace Co has COM
ucted renecotiauon proceedings
relative 90 1912 and earnings Tor
Tho year remain unchanged aC-
cor5ng 20 A. rs. Tahancy Secre-
t7ry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
KeIsey-Hayes Wheel
AGAIN Votes 81 Cts.

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co has de-
clared dividends of 37i2 cents
each on the class A and B shares,
both payable Jan. 2 TO holders of
record Dec. 3. Same amounts were
paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Univ. Cooler Votes
25-Cent Dividend

Universal Cooler Corp. has de-
clared a dividend of IS cents on
the class A stock, payable Dec.
Is. the stock of record Dec /.
Payments this>year, the first since
1910. total Is cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

NlOfl, w ! ID, HctS
joined r ut h :
rauf e. Ryan,
Inc, as a space
buyer in the
Detroit office.
NJ ! d d ] e ton
mas had an ex-
tended expert
ence in { n .
study of media
a n d markets
having been as
ISOLATED with
A a ~ ttp1,ss,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
BONN Aluminium Corp
Pays $3.50 on Stock

Bohn Aluminium & Brs. Corn
his TfCCfETCd GItIlcnd O' I1H
PAYABLE Dec 20. 20 holders Hf
record Dee 3. bringing ~ 81 paid
IN 1913, TIE same as ~ ly4-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Stocks Continue
Recovery Move
Gains Run 10 3 Points
in Amer. DsfiIIine

NEWf-HQRK. Nov 20 QNS)-
The stick market advanced frac-
tions ~ more than a point today
in a CONTINUATION of the recovery
or, the last two SeS-
SONS.
Trading was active with sales
running al a 100000 share pace
Tor the twO-hour session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21


ductive facilities of the nation.
As a phase of this develop
ment, Pacific Coast centers
have witnessed an enormous
acceleration of the process OF
induStrialization which had be-
gun long before World War III.
POSTWAR CHANGEOvER
7 asked one of the keenest
and most sober financial ana
lysts here to indicate TO me how
this Southern California country
would confront the transition
from a war economy to a peace
economy
MANY industrialists in this
area" this observer. who is
chief executive of Los Angeles
bank revealed, "are thinking not
only in terms of market surveys
and laboratory tests on postwar
civilian products but, I'm a small
way, have set up divisions within
their organizations TO study and
foster plans for the postwar
era. We hear of many concerns
who are considering foreign
markets, particularly those In
South American countries"
Queried as 10 how concerns
can prepare financially for the
period of postwar reconstruc-
ton and conversion, the finan-
cier replied:
II, personally, do not know
OF any manner whereby indus
trial concerns I'm the high tax
brackets may set aside reserves
for reconversion of their plant
facilities. During this period
when they are active i'm the war
effort they have modernized
their plants and in many ways
improved the plant facilities,
and these costs, 1 believe, are
being charged into current OPP
erations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
sTEELs STEADY

Steels. rails. motors and rub
bers were firm, with Goodrich up
about a point. Chrysler was up
as much early in the session, but
retreated slightly.
Bonds were firm in moderately
active trading The curb market
also was improved