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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Solve Labor Shortages

Consider what that would
mean TO the war effort il every
one would bring their daily out.
put up by IS TO 35 per cent.
The figures used by the War
Manpower Commission here in
estimating labor needs in the
war plants is 1000 more work.
ers, or about 10 per cent of the
total working population, by the.
first of the year. ---T4-
If each worker would raise
his efficiency on the job not Is
per cent but only 10 per cent,
il would solve the manpowerl
shortage. If every one is A
serious about winning the war
in a hurry, and if the auto e1esI
ecutive is correct in saying that
il merely involves a days work
for a days pay, it should not be
hard 10 do
The interesting question n,
what is keeping the workers
from giving their best. Is It
complacency, or selfshnesS, or
laziness, or fear of working
themselves out of Jobs? Il Il
the individuals fault, or is TIA
concerted action. a conspiracy
to cheat the government and
the taxpayers out of something
they have a right to expect ?kns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Farmers Market

FRUITS-Apples, Mcintosh fancy. 81
ou. 80. l. s3q $50 Wolf River no. i,
fancy. 81 bu; No. !. S3d3.5O; No q
81 5oa o. Greetings. No /, s3a350 eu /;
No 2. si.50H2 Northern spys No. /.
50 5op 4 hu. No. 2. 81 p $50 SHOWS. No.
Red No !. SO n 3. so bu No. 2. 81 50G2.
Crab apples. No /, S4a5 bu Grapes.
fancy. $i.25 peck basket: No. /. e0c q 81
No. 2. 75e Pears, Bose. No ]. s5as
3 80 hu No 2. 50 ounces. No IS
bu No 2 Sa CantaIoupe. No l. S3m
$50 bu. No. 2, s2a250 Watermelons
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage, fancy, sl.7S bu. No. l.
81 25a so No. 2. 81 Head Lettuce
No l. s2H2 80 bu, No. ?, 81 SO. Leaf
Lettuce; No I, rs a soc b.. Endivs.
&c. Escarole. No. /. 75a 90c bu Ro-
maine. No. l. slnI25 bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS - Ca has
Greens. SO. /. 81 ni.25 bu. Collards. No
sorrel No. l. 75c asl on. Mustard, No.
1. 65 90c bu. Spinach. No. J. $50 90c
ou No. ?. soc Swiss chard. No. /.
IS = 90c bu. Turnip Greens. No. /, 75c
VEGETABLES. MISC Beans. green.
No !. $50 $50 hu. No 2, 81 80; Ken
lucky Wonder No. l. 81 5osS bu No.
bu Beets punched, No /. rs a soc do1
bchs. No. 2 SOC topped No. l.. s2G
q 2'9 % O u, NG q 81 i 30 5o RTOee No fancy
Cabbage. No /. siai25 bu No 2 use (.
red cabbage. No J. si,75a2 bu: No; 2
81 80 curly cabbage No !. 81 25g so
10. e !. qsIi1'75%a.25 S Sa No SO 2. siss.
Csuhhower. fancy $3.50 bu. No J.,
81 5o13 No 2. 81 Celery root. No. /.
dov bohe
No l. so 70 soc No. O. 30 n 30c sweet
corn, No I, Siul25 5-doz. sack. No. 2.
75c Cucumbers. slcers. No l. 81 bu. !;
eggplant. No. /. 81 s0a5 bu': No. 2. 81.
Kohrab No / 75c n 81 dor bchs Leels
No !, Sol so dor. bchs. Onions. green,
soc; dry fancy. $3.50 50.ib. sack No 1.
50 2 rs picking. yellow, No /. s5h6
5Q-lb. sack Parsnips. No. l. S3d2 80 hi. +,
No. ?, 81 50. Parsley root, No. L. 75c q
81 doz ochs. curly parsley, No. ], 759
Peppers, green. fancy. 81. 50 bu.: No. 1.
81 q rs No. 2 75c: hot. No l. 81 25a
so bu.; No. 2. 81, red, hot fancy So
SO bu No. /. x2a2 so Pimentos, No J..
S212. 50 bu Potatoes. No. l. s275a
30 100 lbs; No 2 $50. Pumpkins.
No H l. l25a so sg No q 75e.
l. 75g s5c long white. No l. s5G75c
dor. bchs.. No q soc Rutabagas. No.
l. 81 Is y 80 bu Squash. Delicious. No.
!. 81 rs a1,5o bu Hubbard. No. |. 81 20
so bu Hubbard. No. l. 81 asa 1. so
bu Table Queen fancy. 81 so bu. No.
I. Slal25. Turnips. punched No /.
75c ISL don bchs topped. fancy. 81 25
bu. No. 1. 800 2; No 2. 81 so. To-
matoes fancy. S3n so bu No. l. 81 IS
Dl75 No. 2. 81 Vegetable oysters, No.
/, 81 SO doz bchs
POULTRY AND EGGS Hens. sa0 3ec
n broiiers IS q soc: eggs large sra
rs 3O-doz case. medium SIS 900 10 SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Wheat
Reacts
NJ Close

CHICAGO. oct. Is uNSl -
Wheat futures reacted sharply
late today but not before the
market advanced as much as l., c
10 new l5-year peak of $1.55la
for the December delivery. Last
prices were &c lower to sc
higher.
Oats fell back swiftly after adj
vancinE- around &c 10 equal the
25-year top of 1914 for December.
The market was extremely active
and covered a range OF nearly
cents for the nearby contract
Final prices were unchanged 70
llsc lower with December 77%C
Rye closed i2c 20 &c lower
after climbing more than cent
early 10 the highest level in about
three months. Barley finished sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Lille Gas Left

And. this $50 must cover not
only the to-and-from work mile
age but the occupationdi as
well. Thus If a person needs
440 to get 10 and from his job
and needs Tho car nn-Ihn- Job
he has only 40 Occupational
miles left.
If that same individual lived
such A distance from his Job
that he had 10 have 1000 miles
a month 10 get 10 and from his
work. he could get II as a hard
ship case-but he wouldn't have
a single gallon Of gas 70 use on
the Job.
This ruling admittedly has
made it impossible for such in
dividuals aS statesmen, collec-
tors. and others who would
ordinarily use their cars cXtcn-
slVely TO perform their Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
NEW DIRECTORS

Mark Woods, president Of the
Blue, and Edward K bak, execu-
tive vice president, remain as
directors. Noble, Franklin S.
Wood, his counsel. and Earl f..
Anderson, vice president Of the
American Broadcasting System,
Inc. and G. Nicholas Priaulx,
secretary treasurer of American,
were the new directors elected.
New officers elected were Noble.
chairman of the board Priaulx.
vice president in charge Of finance,
and Robert ID. Swezey, counsel of
the Blue Network, secretary.
Woods and Kodak will continue
in their former capacities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Uncle Sam Is Getting His Moneys Worth

While there should be holding back military
go
contracts important know that Uncle
s getting moneys worth.
Certainly United States governments current OF
spending $ without historic precedent.
No other belgerent the present spending at
thing like this
waging many times higher than
the the participation 10y the United States World
including of Sl0O0OOOD0OO most OF which
advanced to foreign the armistce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Noble Assumes
Of
Blue Network

NEW YORK. oct. Is qNS)-
Formal transfer of the Blue Net
work 10 It's new owner, Edward
j. Noble, was effected when Noble
handed David Sarnon, president
of Radio Corporation of America.
check completing payment of
S8,000,000 cash. purchase price oil
the network
The transaction was sealed
yesterday when Sarnoff presented
Noble with 1000 shares of the
capital stock OF the Blue Network
Co. Inc, representing all its out
standing capital stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Unlimited Supply

In contrast a person en-
ployed BY var plant, regard
less Of the type Of job per-
formed. is entitled 10 as much
mileage as he need,
have no objection 70 aao-
uuatU UCCUpTtT0TTt TT1Ti0dEe TOT
war workers tut J 10 reel mat
the arbitrary iiUIt on others is
an unWarranicd hardship.
In fact. III climb right out on
liHah and say that before any
man should bc prevented from
performing his occupation pro-
v!ding u contributes even IN
directly 10 the war cffort--~e
should have an outright ban on
UiPaSQTc driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Market Rallies
Under Lead
|0f IndustridIs

NEW YORK. Oct Is GNS)-
The stock market rallied fractions
to well over a point today under
leadership of induStrials A few
issues had even wider advances
with Pullman, up ? points at its
high, and j. /. Case, up 4 points
al one time.
Motors and SpecialtlcS had
gained ranging 10 more than a
point at one time with such lead
erS as Chrysler and Eastman
Kodak showing the greatest adj
vances, Oils were steady as were
the rails and utilities.
Steels turned higher after early
estimates. News that the kearny
shipyard strike. a depressing fac
tor al the opening. is clearing up
brought new buying into the
group. with u. S. Steel up a point
before retreating slightly and
Bethlehem recovering an early
| loss.
Mail orders gained fractionally
as did building shares, aviationS
and communications. Western
Union A fell back slightly after
opening at its years high. up u
Westinghouse and International
Harvester we're up a point or
more at their highs.
Elsewhere the list was quiet
with prices holding within frac-
I IONS OF last nights close.
The bond market advances
slightly with rails the feature
while on the Curb Exchange trad
ing was moderate at slightly
higher levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Pleasure Jaunts

IF there's one mile Of pleasure
driving available IN our gas
hooks there should be sufficient
to enable every man 20 do his
Job properly
OF my own experience. !
know Of G book holders who
have taken long pleasure trips
10 the Northern Peninsula. who
attend out Of town football
games by car. and who regularly
drive 10 cottages for the week
ends In contrast ! know men
in vital civilian occupations who
are unable 10 do their work
because Of lack of gasoline.
It doesn't make sense 10 me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Business First?

To me II seems far more I'M
portant that essential CIVILIAN
occupations be- successfully car
ried on than that there should
DO extra gas for football games,
pleasure trips. vacations etc
fully appreciate the import
ance Of civilian morale but !
feel more strongly that it's time
we concentrated on business be-
fore pleasure
Ill wager that more black
market coupons are sold 20 en-
able men 10 do their Jobs than
are sold for pleasure use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
u. S. Economic 'Paeeset+er' for World

The tendency inflated globa overook the
United States
country been the paceseer for
satisfied with international averages on
a basis
20 get
further
And if become good time Charley
worldwide Improvement
then liquidation which Secretary
the side of being too MOD
The destruction Of American taxpayers cannot stop unt
Of brought under control that federal
xnendfucs can especially victory dTaScay cualed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
M. S. Ruteyser
Further Initiation
Of Currency Feared
M. S. Rukeyser

Initiation of thought in groups at the nations
capital unchecked will lead inevitably further initiation
he and credit system.
top Secretary Morgenhaus tax plan which would CON
added the hangover taxes the uncanceed portions OF
tentatively spoke
plans for worldwide after Even the utterly
oppressive conscaoy proposed by the secretary OF
fraction OF the
prodgal spending Obviously there can be no
barely sanity the tax side unless ioepearaC
s shown the spending side
united public the tniten III
the there oeen
TO the expenditures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
United Nations Bank Postwar Plan

proposed bank and
s a but postwar plan
the would not have been
made al this time there leak the British press
This another scheme for putting the government pera
inducing Uncle Sam
hold the bag for the benefit of foreign nations
arr theorists Washington hgh places VINO
that national economy
beend wartime sacrifice
Accordingly Of unavoidable wartime exhaustion and
lowering popular living standards they want TO superpose
which VIII be
largely the expense of the American taxpayer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
APPROVED BY FEC

3ale Of the network TO Noble,
former owner Of station WMCA
in New York. was announced July
30 and approved by the Federal
Communications Commission on
oct. ~
Immediately following the trans
action, a meeting was held of the
Blue Networks board of directors
which was newly constituted with
the resignation of five former
directors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Fresh Vegetable
Shortage Seen

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15-The
United States will face a fresh
vegetable shortage by 1914. &C
cordlng 10 survey by the bu-
reau Of agricultural economics.
To meet nutritional require
ments alone. fresh vegetable acre
age would need 10 be Is per cent
larger in 1914 than in 1912 and
Is per cent larger than indicated
for 1943 The acreage suggested
in the 1914 food program. how
ever. is only 2 per cent larger
than in 1912. and 10 per cent
larger than indicated for 1943,
the survey said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Public Favors Spending TO Lick Axis Partners

has favored spending what takes to lick
Hitler and Irohito.
Certainly expenditures which Tell snort oil
victory would be indeed unsatisfactory.
within the framework of sound objective
the audit ali eerat
expenditures in and in peace.
the ideal body perform
ing the Job with high obectviy and patriotism
between bold adequate expenditures
victory the hand and the reckless spending OF money
drunken fellow the river front on the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Auto
Graphs
Automotive Executive
Charges Workers With
Lack Of Productivity
BY sILER FREEMAN

A top executive in the auto
motive industry has a serious
indictment against war workers.
He charges that the average
worker is not giving his or her
full productivity 10 the war job.
II estimate that productivity
could he increased Is to IS per
cent II all worked to full CO
pacity," he stated recently.
Pressed as 10 what he meant
by full capacity" he explained
that it meant "a days work for
a days pay"
ut wouldn't involve slave
driving" he said. Just an hon.
est days work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Cus+om-Made' Talk

A custom built" technical
discussion on gears, including
design and production. will b
delivered before the Detroit sec~
ton of the Society of Automo-
tive Engineers by Earle Buck-
ingham. at Rackham Memorial
next Monday night.
Buckingham is professor Of
mechanical engineering at Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy. He will answer technical
questions submitted by engi-
neers, instead of giving a pre-.
pared address. The meeting will
be preceded by a dinner at $50
-. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
.Curtiss- Wright Elects
z New Vice Presidents

NEW YORK Frank
II Harrison, manager of Hfanafae-
turing for International Harvester
Co. and r. J. Harrington Co
ordinator of planning production
and material problems for Lock
heed Aircraft Corp. have been
elected vice presidents Of CurtiSs'
Wright Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Gas Sendout Gains
In Detroit District

The gas Sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended oct 9
was $50 250.O00 cubic feet, Michi-
gan Consolidated Gas Co reported
today. This is an increase OF lOf-
SOS 600 cubic feet compared with
the corresponding week last year,
when the total reported was 402,-
5J5 600 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Freight Car Loddings
Drop 1851 in Week

WASHINGTON, Oct IS
Loadings of revenue freight dur
ing the week ended Oct. 9 totaled
906. 276 cars, A decrease of 1857
from the previous week. 2,974 be-
low the like week a year ago, and
an increase Of 1899 over 1871
period, according 10 reports 20
Association of American Rail
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
PeninsuIaf Wheel
Votes Zoe Dividend

Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co.
has declared a dividend of 20
cents payable Nov. IA. to holders
of record Oct. 20. This payment
Will bring total dividends for the
fiscal year ending Nov. 30 TO SO
cents, the same amount disbursed
III the preceding fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
10 IC on
CHCAGn CAsn GRAN

CHICAGO OCT - tINSJ-- Cash Rfain
WHEAT No red Sis No hard,
81 6i1I.6tis 80 hard. 81 81 sample
mixed tough 81 40.
Commons
OATS No ] mixed S. &c No white.
50 SO Z white. SIC sample white,
20 7Tfsc No 4 white heavy, sac sample
white heavy 7s3ac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
pITTSRI RGH

pITrsBURGH Oct. i5 ONs)-CATTLF
- i75. steady steers good f0 choice. <
n is so: medium 90 good. Sl5n -; com
mon ~ medium. SD ais, hrifers good
10 choice. SI3 fnH1f. medium 70 good
SthHll 80: common 90 medium s.. 500
q so, COWS good 60 choice xion11; me
fiun ~ good $1,000, Gamers and
cutters SRH go: bulls good 20 choice
S12n13: common 90 medium, s. sou II
grass steers SlOnl4.
HOGS 200 steady. 160 S0 lbs, SIS r
rst5. $50 goo hos SIS ION IS. 200-22t
Ihs.. SraI0Hi5. 220-25Q lbs SIS. i0W IS
2SO -2eO lbA, Si5n16.tbH $50 $50 lbs
St4 TS0fS. f0n-f50 lbs. SD 2SN IL
roughs. Si3 7Ju 1875
SHEEP 80. steady. Choice lambs
S13 50Hi4. medium o. good, clipped, 81
0t3. common lambs. clipped, t50 q ewes
clipped, S546 so. wethcrs. clipped, 81 q
s so
CALvEs-75: steady Good 70 choice
SIS son i6 50. medium n good. &i2 . -
Culls and common. S1a9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG oct. IS DNS) Rye closed
20 &C lower today, oats and barley
unchanged
RYE-october. 81 f0A bid December
81 tOi MAY 81 IN Dl.iih.
OATS oct Cher, December. 81 &c bid
BARLEY October. December, 50 = c bd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
InIEnN CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. Oct. IS GNsJ gfain on
track
WHEAT 80 2 red 81 TOLLS
CORN so 2 yellow, 81 90 q OF, No.
yellow 81 Ofnl G5.
OATS No white. 81 s2h4 No.
white. 7oiA size
soYBEANs No 2 yellow. sis6q Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
NATHIF@ON ALKAtJ WoRKs
Stock AVERAGES
$4,000 Blaze Races
Howell Lumber Mill

HOWELL OCT IS up Fire
of Undetermined origin last night
destroyed an estimated $4,000 in
machinery and other equipment
at the ThureSon Lumber Co. mill.
Quantities of finished lumber for
war work stored in the mill yard
were saved when partly-loaded
freight car was towed from the
blaze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO oct D. GNsl HOES
j. 600 steady ~ Si4 %. plss. Si3H IL -.
CATTLE 500 steady calves 300
steady Beef steers Choice, $50 lt 20
mediums. Sl7H15i warnings, Si2 10 %
putcherF. Hetferg 500 l6. cows. -
feedereg St0Ql' stoCters. steers, Si2 81
IA cows and heifcrs 50 10 90
SHEEP 600 steady Lambs. Ni3 80
1f473 common. 81 ~ 20 yearlings
S114t325, feeders. Sl2 49, ewes 500
Is DO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
WALTER D.. HELLER

Nine months ended Sept 80.
1898 1912
Set profit S3l9.s7O S376, O21
Common share earnings s4c 81 is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Earnings

INnIeTRIAI RANnN InR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Detroit Stocks
III NIINTED

Shltht AnfilNNE blA tpAHs 'fVo' rbdiFH
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Opera Goers TO Share Rides
PERSONS GOING to the opening of the opera, M0nds
night especially from Crosse Ponte and BLOOMFIELD

Hills way. .are sharing
the ride"
Mrs. Wilson Mills. 80.
who is one Of the members
Of the box committee is
calling attention to the early
curtain which will be
raised promptly at Sis.
Late arrivals, we under
stand, will have TO wait until
the end of the first act -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Newlyweds Live
OnWest Coast

SGT. AND MRS. STEPHEN
WENGRZYNOWICZ are living
in California, following their
recent marriage in Our Lady of
Help Christian Church.
Mrs. WengrZynoWicZ was
Helen Krcnt, daughter Of Mrs.
Andrew Krent of Klinger ave-
nue., and the late Mr.. Krent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Garry Lunches

FOOD RAFf0NfNG and
the shortage of walters and
mattresses are responsible
60. for A strictly informal
weekly luncheon at the
Detroit Golf Club which
the mine Holers" declare is
great fun.
These women, who
for years have been play
ing golf together every Fri
day o.. decided that they
would take sandwiches and
thermos bottles Of coffee
from home and eat them
in the ladies' locker room. &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

Among Zoe nine holera7 Mrs. Alfred j. Fsher-
Mrs Frank D. Eaman Mrs. George J. Frederick Mrs
Frederick j. Ward Mrs George Tompknson Mrs John
Bailey. Mrs. Arthur Caldwell Mrs Charles Boyd Mrs
Charles Turner Mrs. Joseph A. Moynhan Mrs. Victor
Wallet Mrs A. w. Gpin Mrs Eric Fromm. and Mrs
Claud 6. Burgess. &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
The Thrill OF q Lifetime

MRS WAITER REESE CHAIR is "a woman Of many
enthusiasms.
Whenever her she and absorbing
interest
Throughout the years however her interest the annual
Embarrassing campaign to fight nfantie paralysis and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

The Carroll Boutels have invited people out TO their
country home Gengarry circle Bloomfield Hills dinner
party tonight for Mrs. Gibson.
And tomorrow night there will be a large sub
scrpton dinner in Mrs Gibson's honor the DAG.
Mrs. Matthew Carey and Mrs Carl Behr enter
tanning jointly luncheon at the University
Club
Mrs. Shaeffer giving large tea Sunday afternoon
from 10 g.. in her home.
Mrs. George u. Slocum will be hostess Tuesday at
luncheon the Socum residence Rosyn road Crosse
Polnte
And The following day Mrs j. Gordsn Hill is
having luncheon her home in Cloverly road Crosse
Pointe Farms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Patricia
Fountain
Heads Class

THE SENIOR CLASS Of
Miss Newman'S School had It's
first meeting Of the new school
year, yesterday afternoon. High
light of the meeting was the
election of officers.
Patricia Fountain was named
president and Lois Wagner vice
president. Patricia Reed is sec
rotary and Madeline Brodie is
the new treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
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| I/J Ch~H 81
Continued Page 1s
Mrs THEODORE osus, yesterday luncheon for her
at the DAG.
De Rostane Luncheon Today
Continued From Page 10

CoMTEsSE PIERRE DE ROSTANG today giving a
luncheon the De Rostang residence in Trombey road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

3 BUY WAR BONDS
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
70 no esta dominada todavfa.
SUECIA

Suecia tiene una larga y email
tecedora historic de su lucha con-
ira la enfermedad. Desde 1917 fue
institufdo ell tratamiento gratuito.
Ell Hospital de st. Gorans fue es-
tablecido en- Estocolmo en- 1888, y
tres amos despues 10 fue ell Hospi-
tai Holteman en- Gotenburgo, pa
ra la curacA6n de los pacientes
afectados de Stills o de gonorrea.
En- 1900 fue establecido ell pri-
nero de los hogares Welander en-
Estokolmo. Estos hogares tienen
como especial responsabilidad a su
cargo ell tratamiento de los ninos
nacidos con ell padecimiento de la
Stills porque sus madres no ha-
bfan recibido un tratamiento SUI
ficiente. Su fundador, Edward
Welander, fue un eminente espe-
cialista de la Stills en- su dia, y
fue igualmente conocido como un
notable intellectual y un filantro-
pc.
Los cuidados medicos requeri-
dos por los ninos afectados de 81
fills ~congenita son largos, CONT
MUGS y dificiles, requiriendo gran
habilidad. Su efectividad depende
tambien grandemente de los cuida
dos higienicos dados a los ninos,
y de su alimentaci6n general.
Ell plan para proveer de COM
pleta asistencia m6dica Y hospita-
lizaci6n a esos pequenos infortu-
nados fue inmediatamente apoya-
: do por los ciudadanos animados
de un espiritu de interes p6blico
en- todos los pafses escandinavos.
Hay ahora tres de tales institu-