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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-20
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
LEANNEss OF SOUL
BY EARL L. DOUGLASS D. D.

LEANNESS OF SOUL
A woman quite active In public
life found it necessary to have a
nurse in her home to take care Of
her children at certain times. She
had unfortunate experiences with
several such helpers, and all the
time she kept thinking of the Won
derful nurse she had had twenty
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-20
TOBIAS GOES NATIVE

Considered the screens outstand-
ing player OF dialect parts, George
Tobias plays an American IN War.
ner Bros "Air Force But he aiill
has ~ nocent-fgana The Bronx
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-20
Daily Almanac

sun rises at STA q. m; sets At S;tt p. m.
(waF tlme).
yshlsiss must be lighted thirty minutes
after sunset
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-20
Washington Merry o-Round
New Storm Brewing Over Synthetic Rubber Production;
Congress, Impatient Of Delays, May Take Hand Again.
Gillette Committee Stressed Handicaps Of Oil Process
Yet LETTERS Was Late In Arranging For Alcohol Plants
BY
DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON 90 Rubber LETTERS that everything
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-20
. NATIONAL
SPOTLIGHT
OF Cans And
Pencil Points
And Other Things
BY PETER EDISON
Waterbury Democrat Washington
COrrespNMdentl

Maybe this is nuts, but an opinion
from the curbstone would lean in
the direction that the American
public at this moment has greater
interest in current food shortages
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

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Mrs A Vincent cIk = =
pse ard ri n box 81 g l.
FssicY. mgr Escst prs AW
Mrs " 8 Murray saHse SANa
Ellas y Sherman ses oa kea
pre- s. - Mrs A " Thompson
mgr Fsea rtr and rvf 4 =
IS 90 Reilly. = Ma NJ
3 pre- s. % Mrs J y NcCni.
lam Msee SEQ doe + T1sonp
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ret h Il $500 VIII WudtnaH
mRr f si8e pre- S. co 5 J Ma
plies mgr p Side pre- $500 G
n urubakrf. rcaee eff r SIDE
ore $ n Mn " A iiosAs
mgr + SIDE pre and ri = Il.
SIS 00. Lawrence Miles mgr kre.
ole pre- and del Wade. Hurley
Ia p ard Esea n b $500. =
G. Byrd mgr Kfeole prv, $500.
" c LadnIer peace oft krVnie
pre-. IS 90 Johnnie u Lyons. mgg
/ kreole pre- and ret Is b. 81 90.
Mrs r Nollie Roberto, mgr
/ Orange & pre- $500. X Noitit
Roberts Same. $500 cfallie A.
Green. sans $500. Il A RaheFts.
peace off q q pre- and ret y
b $500. II " Stofk. mgr Pecan
pre- $500. II Tlnslaf. pesee Off
Pecan pre-. $500 Mrs A X Pc
raut mgr Pecan pre- $500. w
Il Pecaut Mgr Pecan pFe and
ret n r. $500. W u CuwEiil
mgr. : Pas pre-, $500. Miss
Adele Grant mgr s Pas pre-
$500. Frank Savage. pesee off
S Pas pre-. $500 George u
HuRgius Sefv IS mgr $ Pas.
ore del and ret = Il. 50 90.
Mfs Henry w 0auuef. mgr.
Scranton pre- and ret Il b 500
Miss Janice Nalvefde. same.
81 90. Miss Hulda Denny. aame.
$500: a l. Deimax. peace of
scran pre-. $500 W { Ravens
del Pecan. O q, Kreole. y Pas
T. S and n p h B at 500.
$1,000 Mr1 Percy Seal. mar. NJ
r. pre-. $500. Mrs Flora Putnam
mgr n + pre-. 50 90 u b Lar.
sen peace off No Pas pre- $500.
J d Clark mgr. n Pas pre- and
ret b. 3. 5000
Mrs a Z Bradley mgr W
Pas pre-. 50 90. Mrs } { Trus
sell Same 50 90; l. W Fuller
peace off " p pre-. $ 90. O b
Lopef. mgr " Pas pre- and rei
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Allowances Made BY Board Of
Supervisors for December Term

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kl103 Caeace NNtar ssee
slaa CsSasee Chpstant
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4 J SgaFsln mne xiz Al
phuase Seymour sansn kta
Mss Clara mefrsa aiseA esf
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herfan def exn aera Ca We
s. % Mrs paailne b Sn9 -
sal pet era s a S $50 % Miss
Henrietta Casanova 0X nead
Jack Co MeI off. S48m Jagk
ca Llh Assn slow pes order
B 81 s SIS % Adv Pub Co
nah inQals mo Nov SSSsss
Jack Co Times same sl6ef II
A Fails eof nc Va G. Willis
S O.. & p Haaoon ssme 2W.
n c Porter. iafof ssnse 81 g.
1uan 81 MeNeah santr 81 M II
n Hawenx same ki@ ] \
CoNart. same SlN G u Eman
uel same. siW + Barrow safae
Si00. n A FaliA cor ina ? b
Danten IS e. ) Gus Krels
ar Same s. o.. J e Leather
bury. juror same 800 ( =.
Hins0n. same. Slo0 j =
Strength. ssase. s. 100. Qsear Il
Martin. same 500. Eugene Fur
b. same. SfW John Il MeNeal.
same 500 Ton l. Ketehings
CO, off sup. $3.50, Mckessun.
Bedsole Calvin Jan sup, SIS &c,
John l. Smith. Jan NIX, $40 %,
Miss State san Nov btard iof
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

me following allowances c
ssaeTea alloNo5 ara eEaseea paia
cut e ERE County Treasury hv
ne Board a Supervisors of taes
sen County. Mssztspp4 and gle
CLERK of the Board 81 Supervisors
rs therefore directed 10 cfaw
proper warrants 70 mt
General County
II " Cochran. Is ass inap ra
and hzEs and serx performed u
discharge 81 other duties. : dys
att. Dec term. 1914 s. per day
500 %. X W Rarnharn sarne
$1,000. II r. Gautscr. same.
$1,000 A P. Moran sans
500 % r l. Vaughn. Same
$1,000 Fred Taylor. elk. 2 dyx
att Dec term 1912 81 S. per das
SO OOH Heidelberg asfx
sal. ATTY for b Of : 5000 Miss
Ruth Cam. sal CO aEt "A r.
si250 90 A J Franklin, sal CO
agt, Ayr. $780, Mrs Gloria
n knight sal yteno for CO srt
s65 90 Annie Winds sal &C
Agt. II E negroes Sc 90; Anna
Moselcy, rent for office II r nc
EFaes. $1,000. ] X Graham, sal
Co Assn $4,000. Miss Ina Belle
Cox. sal Dep Assn. 5000, Miss
Juanita Holland. same. 5000.
Vim D. Billiard. sal Co Atty.
$1,000. Haywood Brooks sal.
jan ch II and Ldy S5l 90 PAT
Anderson. allow per ord 3 81 s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

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sanH Sc 81. Dan Holden auae
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II " Cnhfan. Aeawall nsp
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sIeo %. II l. VauKlzan. sasns.
$1,000. Il II Gaaiies. knpt ard
loving dtsxaga a2s0o8 4 I4~.
dfaaerw0Ik. 50 80. d Krpfa
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same. 3ls7 SIS. " Msselle. same
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wright same. 6i13z ~ G rafnell
same tsa So & tsdn8n4. Nasns
So 10. A Hester. aagae 1910
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Fdry A Meh ca. Masking -
ts58 ~ Builders sap Ine mat.
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sup S321 Pes Bee and Caai c.
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fIau4 Bel Auto PISA psa 50 ID.
Head Hdw 4 Fun Co kan
IS ~ poIserEn Br0fhefs aap.
sks5 labor. ai1aes z.
PesrSaouis Tell Bridge Fund
7 a Cole 81 oDf toll If
$1,000 a b nfobdayu. Hai asst
apf toll ~ $40 % y q f4ash
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s TsfIuf. same sizs o. s 4
= Blk IF rAs int 81 haala.
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& o0z 50 = 4 81 ~ q psa
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81 SEINE eINfaH1 " 4 IA
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bridge t11s
8<hool Fund
a y HsRelN sai 81 saDl
q edu 80 e. Mrs Hun 3
pam. sal I'D cap ~ re- -
Roy sI0M Myrtle II HsaeI.
tNfR sal ~ fso ~ kov aIe0M.
F. Bell Te8 4 Tel Co 4se IT'D
tolls. SAT- ThH 1aekaaH e.
HHasn. 1000 letter heassa 80
Ysnciesss Cen axbcoi Eana
Builders sup iaa Ha
$50 81 Calf Akey IH prem
- poi a7azz Eeekle9 caag
60 hookA. alas8 The Ada Pab
g sup IS Is a Fanaeaa Ca
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Head Dht Ra Fand

sea OIL and Gfeaa Co. afaHs
.eE1 - IS Talhoff Htf O. -
sna ~. x23M H. Hd SID
G. pts SBi49 4 + Haseaa
- foreman $1,000 lee falEs3
I'd - sEg - ! L fa
aHH HTTnH H#H HassHa
sama $3.50 ! Ware aH#
So 4F okesI azs $50
aang Roberts z tlse. =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

$3.50 MHHa
Builders saps ins 50
$50 81 GuH Akey. Ins prem
- poi a7azz ESkf ctaY
60 bo0kA. aG5s3 The Ade Pah
81 sup Is 3 a Fansaaa Ca
esks s4A slaasfef. Elsamsa
8 Co sup. 34fs JuAa T cal
bng aFcht prep piana sIztW
HIS seh SIP IN sap
krea Parker ant due -
$500 " \ Gntls4M maa4
bex tIzs { i AcBnas. SIP
fI68s
PsseasoaIs SEP. Behool raad
= p Nesehea - ~. 4#Izs
- Ben Tel & Tel Co aIs atsx
tots So - NnaerWoed KIIHls&
@arr. rep s1899 Waza e
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- t2seb 81 THe aaauH 1azu
tissa8 Treasures 8 as
= > exp e visiting NssE.E
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= bsokies8 k5az Oliver + VA
Hon ca II. zaep mss slz8a
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Hudson
Net Cut
In Half

Hudson Motor Car Co. and its
domestic and Canadian subsidl,
aries report net income for the
three months ended Sept. 30. 1913,
of S3l9,068 after all charges in
Guiding depreciation and interest,
and after provision OF $500, 900
for losses in tool accounts. $3.50.
600 for contingencies and $449, 227
for federal income taxes. The
net income for the quarter is
equivalent TO approximately 20
cents per share OF stock outstand-
ing.
In the September quarter OF last
year. Hudson reported net
profit of S763, 26S. after provision
OF S345, 900 for federal normal in
come taxes and surtax and re-
serves of 100000 for postwar
contingencies. Net was equal 10
as cents a share.
The net income for nine months
OF 1913 was Sl,364 .101 as COM
pared 10 Si,537 Sol for the CORE
spending period Of 1912.
The companys earnings are
subject TO the renegotiation pro-
vision OF the National Defense
Appropriation Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Detroit Livestock Market

steers largely sii913.2s; native grsssess
largely si2 down.
Cutter and commaa-xf.sr steers. y7f
1880 few extremely thin individuals below
81: Gamer to medium grass heiferH. $3.50
a ii.50; sprinking good cows. 500 10. so:
common 10 low-good cows closed az 81. asa
o so: Gamers and cutters, A.3O97; mainly
ss.75 down medium and good bulls. 81. rs
ni2; odd head strictly good beef bulls.
ti2,25 cutter and common bulls IS. 50 -
O. 50; few little Gamer bulls down 10 IS:
good 175-lb. white face feeding steers SIT;
medium e67-io. horned stockers 50 90: In
fsrior. light on-colored stock steers and
hsIfers eligible down 10 81 ana below.
pared last weeks close Steady 20 50 cents
lower. Late top and bulk good and choice
vssiest, $3.50. medium grade. St2. 80 y u.s.,
mostly si3 = IA. 40; Gull and common kinds.
S5ai2, NJ Nv NJ
HQGH==Meak,s- f@e-irts. q 5JJ Compared
last weeks close; Mostly steady 20 cent?
Late bulk ls0.3oO-lb. butchers. si3.t0n
o.sdOis. Pr butte Ss,eh.r. Asso n's s
liant lignu, 81. so q i7.75; some 1s5-17ss
lbs, si2. 500 i3.25: bulk sows. siL751
sHEEP-wsek's receipts, "a. 7sO. Com.
pared last weeks close. IN spite Of late
strength. lambs finished ti1125 lover;
sheep 80 cents 20 81 lower. Good u choice
native wooded lambs si7 50 ~ mostly
fi2.1s Nth bucks out ~ 81 Account Tn
w WI En1 f6fnfnon HGht thfOwou{ smbs
closed ~ t31s50. o N n n - eho,cs
slaughter ewes. n'o9s, fsv cuis sovn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Voluntary Rating

However, Westinghouse has
appealed for permission 10 start
nj an arbitrary 3 per cent rat
ing al the arsenal and keep II
separate from the companys
permanent civilian pay roll.
The reason for this is the me-
chanicS OF the compensation law
whereby II a company's unem-
ployment load shows a drastic
increase. its expense rating in
creases proportionately until II
reaches the maximum Of 4 per
cent.
on the surface II would APP
pear 10 be very magnanimous
gesture. but the facts indicate
that il is merely an astute and
businessiike move on The part OF
Westinghouse 20 keep from be-
Ing penalized in the future for
having managed the arsenal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

The recent shift in manage
ment at the Center Line Naval
Arsenal whereby Westinghouse
took over, focuses attention on
an interesting provision OF our
uncmpIoy m g n { compensation
laws.
Westinghouse already had
about 200 employees in Michigan
largely sales personnel--and
on lis employment record had
built up a l per cent expense
rating. In other words, West
inghouse paid a sum equal TO
! per cent of its pay roll into
tho unemployment fund here.
The rating OF the arsenal
under it's previous management
was Ia per cent.
Under the law. Westinghouse
could take the benefit of IT'S /
per cent rating and apply that
10 the arsenaf-FOrd did that
i'm applying the Rouge rating 10
Willow Run and it has been
general practice throughout
industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Dividends

Feature Of the weeks livestock
trade at the Detroit stockyards
was the sharp price break suffered
by all grades of lambs and sheep.
In spite of a late Is cents recov-
cry, lambs finished 81 to SIPS
lower than late last week. Sheep
declined 30 cents 10 81. Medium
and good steers held close to
steady but low grade light grass
steers and heifers remained a drug
on the mar ket. Cows broke
sharply, Gamers and cutters
strengthened a little late but not
neatly enough TO overcome the
early decline. Swine prices held
close to steady, any price changes
were in the form of mild upward
readjustments.
CATTLE-Week's receipts. s. 200. Com
pared last weeks close Medium and good
steers and yssriisgs Steady 20 25c lower.
mostly about steady; burdensome supply
low grade grass steers and heifers on catch
as catch basis At weak 20 uneveny lower
prices COWS soc 20 I5c lower: bulls steady
Co fully rs lower. stock cattle still draggy.
shy price rFyisi0ns being toward lower
levels Four loads good s0O-i 200-ib fed
steers ma AAAElln2x-1l-------4-- -s-----~------
loads and lots mixed medium 20 good grass
ana shortfsd steers s13 50n1te0 rest
Kentucky srsssers, fi4.25; medium grade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
u. s. Bears Cost

IL the WESTINGHOUSE agree
ment with the navy is like that
OF its predeceSsnr=and y can
safely be assumed mat ~ Is
then the increased rate on the
arsenal Will cost Westinghouse
nothing because II Is paid a fixed
fee for management and the
higher cost would merely be
passed along 20 the navy
However IL the appeal Is
turned down and Westinghouse
is forced 10 apply the low !
per cent rate on a blanket basis
10 an us pay rolls here then IT
offers an interesting potential
ny
On cessation Of hostiliticS f.
is more than probable that there
VIII be 2 substantial reduction
in personnel az the arsenal and
the unemployment compensation
rate viii jump 70 4 per cent. As
regards the arsenal. this Wall
cost Westinghouse nothing, but
q will penalize them II this
must be applied 10 the firms
civilian pay rolls.
II would take a. months 20
re-eStablish the civilian units
rating at I per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Exchange Head
Program
For Postwar /

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 10 (UP)
Executives of stock exchange
member firms today studied a
seven-point program outlined by
President Emit Schram OF the
New York exchange TO open new
frontiers for business and ire
sumo progress as a nation" during
the postwar years.
Schram, speaking last night be-
fore the board Of governors Of
the Association of Stock Exchange
Firms. declared that enterprise
must be released from "unneces-
sary obstruction by the govern
ment His program, he said,
would bring about steady i'm
provement in living standards. The
meeting closes today.
Delay in conversion TO such a
plan as his own, he added. might
result in a domestic Pearl Har-
Dor IN tine sense or termination
of the war and find Us wholly un-
prepared"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
M. s. RukeYser -
Golden Gate Area
Breaking Records
M. s. Rukeyser

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19-Wh the Golden Gate the chief
point for Asia the Bay is swollen with
emergency activities and according to local leaders the peak OF
activities has been reached
making the business OF be consd
trade which subject question then this reached
height 1912 activity l62
the previous And breaking records st IN
rally is taking place from the summer plateau
September Chamber Commerce index reached 1888 or 80
above August.
ninemonth cumulative index 234 cent above
year September bank cearngs made atme monthly
debts Of $z3eo200O the
October 1929 when transactions securities were
rife Real estate sales in September were the mghest ~
currently chronic status OF passing
through the crowded and
taxicabs almost as japanese sym
pahizers out here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
SOUND ECONOMY

Schram said the government
should. 10 establish "a sound, pros
porous and peaceful economy:
Accept as a guiding princl-
pie the fact that our economy
is dynamic. not static and ma
ture.
. Nourish the profit motive
and not merely tolerate IL as the
elemental instinct Of American
life.
g Redcsign tho federal tax
structure 10 allow business TO
build reserves adequate for fl
nancing not only changeover 10
peaccumc production but also for
enormous expansion required TO
satisfy postwar requirement OF our
people
& Settle disturbing problems
such as renccotiation and cancel
lation Of war contracts, disposition
of goVernment-owned-financed in
duStries and release businessmen's
energy for other urgent problems.
3 Gear the rehabilitation Of
service men and women and other
government employees 10 private
enterprises capacity 20 absorb
-tt1eTI.
q Present a blueprint OF a
postwar public works program. -
7-Outline definite concept
Of America s part in rebuilding the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Flights Of Fancy

II you want to indulge In
flights of fancy, glance at some
of the applications for new
routes which have been deluginR
the Civil Aeronautics Board in
Washington. One that came to
this desk is from the Chicago
and Southern Air Lines, which
has just filed an application to
extend its routes TO Singapore.
Batavia, Mexico City, Rio dc
Janeiro, Buenos Aires, the
Caribbean and 81 cities in the
United States.
The air line sent along an "air
age" time table that gives lot Of
room for dream travel. For In.
stance. from Chicago to Singa-
pore will take only SO hours and
so minutes to cover the 9,601
miles by the great circle"
route. 1t took % days by steam-
ship in prewar days.
Or, if you like, you can fly
from st. Louis to Nome, 1858
miles, in 20 hours 81 minutes,
against 9 days 10 hours by train
and ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Amer. DistiNinq
Hit by News Of
Tom Moore. Suit

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 (UP)-A
squirt of IS points in Electric
Power SO preferred and a break
Of nearly 7 points in American
Distfffing common featured a
generally firm. moderately active
stock market today.
American Distilling dropped IL
points from its high when stock
holder suit in Detroit resulted in
a temporary restraining order
against Tom Moore Distillery on
the payments Of its recently de-
clared dividend OF II gallons Of
Kentucky Bourbon per share.
American Distilling over the
last weekend offered TO sell stock
holders its whisky reserves at a
price of about $50 a barrel and
allot them the entire inventory of
2f5 600 barrels which would mean
approximately a barrel per share
0T Stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
OTHER LIQUORS OFF

Other liquor stocks fell with
American Distilling but the de-
cline in that group failed 10 stem
the rise in the main list. Gains
there ranged 70 more than point
in the active issues and TO more
than 3 points elsewhere. The
squirt in Electric Power preferreds
was accompanied by reports the
long drawn out proceedings in
the company's refinancing were
coming 10 close.
Isolated issues in amusements,
building shares. farm equipments,
rubbers and air transports-all
stocks with good postwar pros
pects--had good support. Loews
rose over 2 before retreating while
Panamerican Always, Interna-
tional Harvester and Firestone all
showed gains Of a point or more
at their highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Justified Move

I repeat that Westinghouse
stand is. in my opinion. both
justified and sound. ! see no
reason why the firm should be
penalized because of its opera
ton of the arsenal in the first
place and. secondly II is not a
Westinghouse plant but a L. S.
arsenal.
The ruling. which will bc
handed down by the United
States Social Security Board e.
the Michigan law IS patterned
after the federal aCT--WIIl be
awaited with interest by every
manufactures operating more
than .one plant. the question
beng. of course. whether or
not rates shall bic set by plants
or on a company-wide basis.