davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
TINTIT
FL EnemigO de las Canas

El Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienra apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven
No pierda la Oportunidad de So
vida v la felicidad misma. Us,
TINTIT v su cabello tendra esq
aparencia de juventud. TINTII
no conitene nitrate de plata v su
precio es econ6mieo. Pidalo a ST.
botica o 81 no al teleFono ndmerc
Y1354. Para pedidos q la agencia
P. o Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
I'm Million De Horas- KiIowat Hasta

Sf-hUsto clerto punto. ESQ es osl. Una luz que Sc deju en-
cenoldo cuundo no hoy Node en- ld hdbltocion. I'm rud1o on
dondo cuondo Node 10 escucho. Ld puerto del refnqerudor
que Sc deju ubiertu inudvertidumente. La plumb de 001d
que Sc deju goteondo. Luces exteriores y en- los vitnnos que
Sc dejon encendidos durunte ell dio. Moquinmiu Y motores
que Sc pemiten qued0r mdondo cuondo no estdn en- uso. To-
do este es ~mulgustor, v evtondo este Sc ocortu Ell cominoh u-
cid Toxic.
No hoy escosez de electricidod q pesu de que Sc exiqe
de esto doble servicio. Por ejemplo, en- este tentorio, la de-
m0ndo es cusi el doble de 10 que Sc consumiu mtes de la
querrG Sc no uenodo lG necesidud de estu demmdu. Pc
0Prooucclon Yel consume de lu electricidud reuuieren ell con
sumo de motenules vitoles poro la victoriu - combustble,
equp0' transportation, personal - Y ESQ es 10 que nuestro 90
beno quiere que uhoremos.
La elecrnCldod hobrd de truer q listed muchus nuevos
conveniencius v nuevos servicios despu9s de lu o1anc HI.
ofun muchus otros tormos en- que lo electicidod contnbuird
q proporcionorle una vida mejor, mos descmsodo. pero hos
10 q no Sc hoYo otrdvesodo ese comino hustu Toxic victoria
sorrento, no molgoste lo elecFicidud. Els borotu Y no esfd
r0o'0"0do nero uselo con eficienciu en- ell hoqor. en- 81 CO.
r0o~cio " Ia industiu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

Serve these tosty, thrifty dishes rich in body
building proteins for meotless meals with
plenty Of food voUe and flavor! And as
patriotic homemoker, be guided by these four
wartime menu-pIonning rules: n Buy what is
plentiful. II Buy what is fresh. 81 Buy Victory
Food Specials. (4) Don't hoard or waste food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Hiram Walker
Forms New Firm

VAUDEVILLE, Ont. Dec. II
Harry Hatch, president of Hi
ram Walker-Gooderham & Worts,
Ltd, announces organization of a
company named DeSttteriaS Hi
ram Walker & Sons, Argentina,
S. A.
Arrangements were also COM
pleted for acquisition by this
South American company of the
distillery properties of Mattaldl-
Simon Ltd. and il is expected
possession viii be obtained before
end of this month. Hatch stated.
The firm Of Mattaldi-Slmon vas
founded in 1880 and IS the only
grain distillery- of Importance in
Argentina, If not IN all South
America.
The plant produces alcohol for
all purposes, plus edible oils, car
bonlc acid gas, dry ice, insccti-
cideS. vinegar and other cornmOdi-
ties likely 10 find increasing mar
ket in the expansion of South
American industry and trade,
Hatch stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

Frank Isbey, head of + bond
sales here. is the champion high
pressure salesman in the coun-
try. Isbey pleads, cajoles,
threatens and entreats the
worker TO buy more bonds.
1 recall that he told them
that more boys were killed on
the beaches of Salerno than n
all other battles put together. :"
Later they found that casualties
at Salerno. while heavy, were
only fraction of those in the
war 10 date.
He advised workers not TO
work next 10 man who dldn I
buy an EXTRA war bond during
the drive-thus If man were
already buying every bond he
could afford on regular basis
he was embarrassed in front of
his co-workers. OF consequence,
he bought the extra bond and
cashed II In later.
Isbey said in an interview last
week that redemptions in De-
troit were only very small
fraction Of sales. Well. if De-
troit leads the nation in this
respect-as Washington claims
and the national average is
80 per cent. then Mr. Isbeys
statistics would seem 10 be
somewhat off the beam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Current Record

Ye Gods, why wouldn't sales
be sky high in the midst of a
loan drive?
Since Owls September fig
ures. the treasury has released
data for both October and No
vember, with both months show
ing sharp increases IN redenp-
tons over September when sales
aggregated Sl,927 100000 and
S149 900 600 worth were turned
back.
And now figures have been
made public for the first eight
DAYS of December, during which
period sales aggregated SlS3,-
000. 900 with S57 900, 600 in
bonds cashed in.
The rate of cash-ins is over
80 per cent of sales.
Now i note that treasury Of
ficials are perturbed because
Detroit the city of champions,
also is the champion in cashing
In bonds.
There are some reasons for
that, too
/ admit they do not Justify
the deed, but they are partially
responsible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples. BaidWins. No 7 san
, 80 hu.. Delicious No D. So bu Nc
lonathans No J. 50 25a3 so hu No. 2
50 80 Greetings No I 1903 20 hu
No - Northern Spys fancy 50 30
tu No 80 so g. 10 sag 80
Warcucrs 80. S. 80 Pa 40 q
- so sfeele's Red so. s. 50qf hu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage So. 81 25al 30 bu.
EndYe fancy. s. 81 hu 80. Sl25n
J. go Esearoie fancy. $50 bu. No. l..
vEGErARLE GREENS cabbaee
Green's 10 I, sochSl bu. CoNArds. No.
/, loco 81 nu kale No !. 7ia soc bu
VEGETABLES tMscenaneousl Reets
hurched 80 ?. 81 doz bchs topped No.
81 - 30 bu No ?. 81 70. Broccoli
No. o. - 80 hu No. 2 So Cahhagc
No ] Si.5opl - bu. No. 2, si25 red
cabbage, No J. 75T225 ia 40 2
bu No. 2. 81 Carrots punched No. J.,
soc 81 ~ dor nchs topped. NO T.
- 20 20 bu No 2 81 70. Csuihower
SO l. 50 s0t3, No . 81 Celery Root
dux bchs No. l. 50H7 5c, No. >. %
soc Michigan squares 40. ]. 81 40 "a
So HOrseradish No. T. s. 25n 90
Kohirabi. No !, 75cnS 81 doz. bchs. Leeks,
fancy, 50 50 BOLD sack No !, 81 70 q
go Parsnips, fancy, 50 bu. No. !,
81 50H3. No. ?. 81. Parsley Root, No. J.,
81 so doz hchs. curly Parsley. No. J.,
75tgOc doz bohs. Potatoes. No. 1 81 70
f,3 100 lbs No 2. $3.50 Pumpkins.
NJ 50 50 hu.. 81 80 Radishes red,
dollhouse No. l. 81 doz hchs. Ruta-
bagas. No 1. Sinl 30 bu. squash. De
l'cious. No !. Si.50a2 bu. No. 2, $i.25;
Hubbard No. j. 81 80 It's bu. No 2.
81 % Table Queen fancy. 81 80 bu.. No.
/. Si1125 Tomatoes, hothhise, No. ].
Si25 Ia-lh basket. No ?, S325 Turnips.
topped No. J. 81 25a so hu 40 2, 81.
Vegetable Oysters. No 81 80 doz hchs.
EGGS Large SIG 30 1880 30-doz.
case, medium. St5ul 70 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Sounder SELLING

Less high pressure stuff. and
more sound selling would mean
fewer redemptions here. in the
writer's opinion-without hurt
ing net sales.
For example. ] resent being
told that failure 20 buy a bond
will mean 10 less cartridges in
the hands Of a soldier. ] have
confidence in my government
and know that our soldiers will
get equipment II the printing
presses have ~ run "A hours
day 10 print The money 10 pay
for n
But ! don't want 10 sec any
such disaster take place So m
convinced that for my own sake
and the sake Of my family mo
more war bonds purchased and
HELD. the better of Wc are
and also We have response
bility 10 maintain a financially
sound economy 20 which our
soldiers can return with con-
fIdence.
There are ample sou p a
reasons for buying war bonds
with every surplus penny with
out resorting 10 high pressure
propaganda
i the public is convinced that
the sole reason for buying bonds
Is 70 supply war equipment,thcn
he DAY that need no longer
exists We Will have an avalanche
Of redeuptiOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Stocks Generally
~ ~
Steady at Close
Few Top Industrials
Extend Gains Slightly

NEW YORK, Dec II .uNS)--
The stock market held steady to-
day. with most issues within .frac-
tons OF last nights close A few
prominent industrialS added frac-
lions 10 yesterdays gains, but
the buying was light and highly
Selective.
Trading quoted down after a
moderately active opening. Sales
ran al little betterIhan a 100000
share pace.
Steels. rail equipments, oils
and aviationS were fractionally
higher, while Dow Chemical, up
more than a point al one time,
was the feature of a quiet chemi-
cal group. Rails and utilities were
dull. but steady.
Communications were mixed
and narrow. while amusementS
and foods were steady.
The Senate investigation OF the
present liquor shortage made
traders cautious. American Dis
tilling fell back 10 within a frac-
ton of last nights close after
gaining more than a point on
short covering. while Allied Mills
was up slightly
An active demand for ST Paul
liens featured an otherwise quiet
steady bond market session.
Curb issues followed the lead
of the big board with prices steady
and trading moderately active.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
finnken Denies
PROTECTING,
Defends Profits

Recent charges by Mai Gen.
Lucius Clay. chief of army ord
nance, that Thinker Detroit-AXle
Co was holding up the war effort
by insisting on an eXorbitant price
for truck aXleS were emphatically
denied IN a statement released by
Willard Rockwell, chairman OF
Thmken.
Events which led up 10 the con-
tract. were outlined i'm the state
ment, and tended TO show that
army red tape and lack of fore
sight were largely responsible for
the governments present precari-
Gus position as regards the heavy
truck axle program.
Thinker claims that il sought
to expand facilities even before
Pearl Harbor but that some plant
units, approved months afterward
were only recently put into pro-
duction and others are spill short
machinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Grains Display
Strong Tone
Barley Leads, Rising
as Much as 3IA Cents

CHICAG Dec. IL INS)-
Grains displayed a strong under
tone today in active dealings on
the Board of Trade. Barley was
the strongest and gained as much
as Sac.
Wheat scored gains ranging 10
Use and reached a new l5-year
top OF l.70Ss paid for the De-
ccmber delivery
AL deliveries Of wheat and rye
registered new tops for the sea-
son Some deliveries of oats and
barley also reached new seasonal
peaks.
Oats moved up as much as 23s c
and rye liSc before meeting with
important pressure.
Al the close wheat was &C 10
l9sc up. oats unchanged for De
cember which held at the ceiling
level OF SIC and / &c to Use up
for other futures Rye was sc
TO &c up and barley lac to 2l2c
nirbot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
On the
Business.
Front
b. NARD SCHULZ
Iimes Financial Ediinr

A growing CONSCIOUSNESS Of
the rising curve IN war bond
redempuonS and The inherent
dangers therein may bring
some tangible action IN the
form OF an Unreasonable bond
with An emergency redemption
provision
When the writer was so
brash as 20 suggest such a
thing ljtle over a wear ago,
UnaerSecrctary Of The Treasury
Dan Bell wrapped me across
the knuckles and said that my
fears were croundleSS.
/ might remind Mr. Bell Of
this in the hight of more recent
statistics and also ask hun what
he thinks Will happen on the
dsy the war IS over-iA the way
Of bond redemptionS.
Actually. failure 70 look the
facts in the face and h-Sitancy
10 tell the entire truth have
contributed more 10 our present
pre6icament than anything else.
l have before me an Owl re-
lease which admits that re-
demptions are five and a half
times 10 1912 rate. but il hastens
70 add that purchases are al
most IL times as great.
The flaw in this is that Owl
uses the September figures
and September was the peak
month in the last WAR LOAN
DRIVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Livestock Market
CHIC At.O

CHICAGO Dee. II INSl - HOGS --
700 steady top. Sl3 rs; bulk. Sl2.75ft-
T3 70 heavy weight S13 5oUl37 me
dunn weight Sl3 rs, light weight $40 50
Il 1925 light lights. Sl1.55 n " 30; pack
ing sows Sl2 25u II S.. pigs.-S7 TTT.
CATTLE 300. steady Calves. 100
steady Beef steers" Good and choice
SIS so ~ 10 -; common and medium. Sli
1850; yearlngs S12. so p is Butcher
cattle: Heifers, SiOnls; COWS Ssa12,
bulls SIS 50n ~ so. calves 500 g. Feed
ers. steers 500 10. stocker Steers. Sll0
IL so stocker cowy and hetfers Ssui2
SHFEP-600 steady. medium and
choice lambs S1iHi4. so. culls and com
mon. S12n14: spring lambs. Sitai3 rs
common and choice ewes, S5m7, feeder
lambs SliU1275
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
DEFENDS CONTRACT

Defending the SS9,000,000 con-
tract, Thinker pointed out that it
contained provisions for renego-
tlation Of price after 80 per cent
completion and that-in addition
the company would undoubtedly
face the annual renegotiation of
lis overall profits.
THE prices included were
only target prices and would
have been recOnciled as the
contract progressed" it was
stated
The statement cited reductions
in prices made by Thinker which
would preclude the exorbitant
profits which they were accused
of seeking on that contract and
mentioned that Thinker has
turned more than 200 patents
over to the government without
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Life Underwriters
To Hear {. B. Thurman

Edwin r. Thurman of Chicago
will address the December meet
ing of the Detroit Life Under
writer's Association in the Book
Cadillac at noon Dec Is. Lyman
+. Malone, president, has extended
invitations 10 all life underwriters
regardless of membership to make
reservations and attend Thurman
is general agent for the New Eng
land Mutual Life Insurance Co.
in Chicago and has been IN the
business for 80 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

loSophy of Interpretation of
activities through yerifiable fig
ureS, instead of hallyhoO, can be
extended.
The method lends itself to
summarizing accomplishments
by decades or longer periods.
THEORIES TESTED
The accounts of representa-
tive companies give data for
testing economic theories. For
example. over a 40-year period,
representative companies. which
have expanded. have increased
the number of persons on their
pay rolls, but they have not
added proportionately to man.
hours gainfully employed, as
result of the long-term tendency
toward fewer hours of work per
day and fewer days per week
The measure of the quantity of
human energy employed is, of
course. in the compilation Of
manhourS.
Where there has been an in
crease in productivity in a given
period, 1t must be related 10
both the figures on human
energy. on the one hand. and TO
those showing the use of me-
chanical energy and improved
tools. on the other. Such ana
lytical figures for one large
corporation over a 40-year
period aScribeS Is per cent of
the increase in productivity to
better tools and techniques and
more mechanical energy. and
% per cent TO use of more
human energy
Such objective fact finding
constitutes means of auditing
MARKHAM and other assumptions
concerning what makes indus
try tick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

IHINAIOl Dec. II MS Cash yam
WHEAT None
CORN No s yellow SlO-l. ssrpniS
grade yellow CSC uSlog
OATS 30 I mixed So O.. 80 ? mixed
SEC sample Grade mixed sZc 40 2
white, SIC. sample grade white soc No
] red special heavy. - i1c. sample grade
white heavy. s0i-c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Urge More Firms Adopt
Short F orm Accounting
Streamlined Reports Seen Helpful
TO Management and Workinqmen
BY MERRyLE STANLEY RUKEYSER


Frederick Crawford Cleveland ndstraist president
the NAM has taken 20 the stump for the of
bugaboos from the minds OF American wotingmen.
Hc enthusiastic salesman and his
method little
That Is a fine approach o getting attention
But II the appeal merely emotional critics of
the approach perhaps with less restraint
II that the foundation for better relations with
Moke CUSTOMERS ockhodes and ohers must be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Dividends
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK. Dec. IT INsl-ToiaI
sales
stock Exchange stocks, 424 800 shares
bonds. $40 1864 goo.
curb Exchange stocks. 1ib ,h45 shares,
bonds S5O9 600.
Sales throughout the day:
Open 20 II 90 1873 100 shares
II 90 To close-27i 40 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
TOI.ID0 CAsu CRAIN

TOLEDO. o Dec IL GSsi-Cash
gram ON track
WHEAT No red sof, 81 SAL
CORN No. yellow. 81 -. ~. yel,
iov SiI5L
OATS No ? white. s0asic. No 2
white 70 u soc
soYBEANs No yellow. Sis5aI S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Dow-Jones Bonds
Aston on Rail Board

NEW YORK. Dec. Il John
Jacob Aston has been elected an
additional director of Nickel Plate
Railroad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
VINNIpFG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Dec II 'GNSl Rye CLOSED
hc 20 &c Up today. oats and barley un
changed
RYE Dec Sis bid MAY iaN Il
1879 sold July 81 1s0iiSb. sold
OATS Dec 5iiec bid
bAkIFY-- Dec o.. 9 BID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Manufacturers Bank
Votes 81 Dividend

Director ~ the Manufacturers
National Bank Of Detroit have de-
clsreo dividend Of 81 = share
PAYABLE Dec. 70 10 stockholders
OF record Dec. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Plans Outlined
For Termination
Of War Orders

NEW YORK, Dec. IL (INS)-
The problem of how the govern
ment is to terminate war con-
tracts and dispose of all property
and other interests not needed for
national defense was threshed out
today by high-ranking officials of
the army and navy and industr-
allst- members of the National
Association of Manufacturers.
Among the speakers at a panel
discussion at the second war con-
gresS of American industry were
Brig. Gen. Albert j. Browning,
director of the war departments
purchases division. and Fl. c.
Beaver, president of the Worth
ington Pump and Machinery Corp.
Gen. Browning told of the joint
contract termination board, which
has been set up under the army
and navy. with representatives of
the treasury department, the RFC.
and the foreign economic admin
iStration. to formulate a uniform
policy Tor The termination OF con-
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
CONSIDER COSTS

costs within the plant will be
the first consideration" he de-
-clared. Contracts will be first
terminated with those plants
whose costs are high. Then, too,
there il tho desire of the con-
tractor to he considered. Some
contractors want out - others
don't. The cross-hauI-the dis
tance the finished products have
Ia he transported--also will be
considered"
Comdr. II. + Under. admin
lStratQr OF contract termination
for the navy department, added
that the navy also considers how
nearly a Job is done before rfego-
tiating contract examinations.
Beaver proposed that Congress
set up surplus war commodity
commission. 10 dispose Of all prop
erty acquired by the government
and no longer needed for defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
NEAR ISLANDER


Timken appear as profiteer
are so far from the truth as To
approach SANDER" the state
ment added.
The Tinken statement, how
ever, did not 60 into Undersecre-
tary of War Robert PatterSon's
charges that the firms wartime
annual profits were excessive and
far above peaceume levels other
than to mention that in making
its standard product in wartime,
1t should be entitled 10 larger
margin OF profit than other COM
panieS.
ut is possible that there will
he 10 or l5-year supply of
heavy trucks on hand when the
war Is over 10 hang over the
commercial market. Our post
war business il thus being ieOp-
ardized by every effort we make
to Increase output of these
units" the statement concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

realities, As disclosed by Ncri-
fable accounts.
In order 10 rcCast tho &C
counts into simple figures which
the laNman can grasp. II Is Oe-
sirable 10 StrCamline such aC-
counts in accordance with The
pattern Of the short form.
Simplihed and Streamlined
short form accounting doesn't
patronlze any one II is helpful
alike 10 insiders and outsiders.
When managing directors of
companies themselves get the
dramatIzed summary figures,
they get a clearer understand
ing of the problems OF the BUSH
ness.
A. a psychological gas mask
10 safeguard the individual from
exposure to d agogy and
propaganda, the Bookkeeping
realities constitute a uniquely
valuable tool,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
T-MENBER BOARD

Such a commission. he sug-
geSted. would consist Of seven
members nominated by the Presi-
dent and approved-hy the Senate.
The members would have 10 have
five years experience IN the indus
trial or merchandising field.
Our number one problem
after the war will he maximum
employment" he asserted. land
maximum employment will not
ne acquired unless war plants
are reconvcried a. quickly a.
possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE

Having played an important
role in redeSignIng the accounts
and the annual report of the
l. S. Steel Corp. EnderS M
Voorhees,. ch hartman of the
finance committee, has started
a campaign to induce many
other companies TO JOIN In this
new type OF cultural activity.
Obviously, the effect on The
nationaLeconomy will be height
ened when the new methods
become standard procedure for
most companies, instead of
merely the exclusive approach
Of a small group of pioneers.
The short form for summar-
izing the years receipts and
how they are disposed of is not
the final word. II is only a
starting point. The same phi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Earnings
eOTH CENTIRN-FON HIM

10Th CENT Rl- FOX FILM
80 wks end. Sept. 20 l943 1912
Net profit 81, 1877 09s 81, 256 003
Per com. share SO 40 SO So
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS co.
II mos end Oct. 81 l943 1912
Net income 50 15g 500 81 637 S07
Per com. share S2s5 SO -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
NEW CONTRACT

High Low Close
March 1885, 1894 hIq6g q 10
October 1880 1878 1890 0s
ClosIngs Dec 10 - Jan. 10 5s. May.
1915 July, 1925 Cali nominal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK Dec. 1.-THE following table shows the acti,
iy The New York Stock Exchange each day this Meek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
New York Cotton

OLD CONTRACT
Evening star., 1943-01-05
BogIey and Car|in
Named 10 Montgomery
Assessments Board
Stonebruker Chosen
To Fill Place Vacated
On Zonine Boord

The Montgomery County Com
missioners today appointed Emory
H. Bogley of Friendship Heights
and former Sheriff H. Leslie Car
lin of Boyds to the County Board
of Assessments, replacing William
H. Prescott and Richard H. Lans-
dale who were elected to the Board
Of Commissioners in November.
Mr. Bogley, who resigned from
the Board of zoning Appeals, was
named chairman of the assessments
board, and his salary was set at So
800 a year. Mr.. Carlin will receive
$4,000 per year.
Replacing Mr.. Bogley on the
Board of Zoning Appeals, the COM
missioners named Samuel E. Stone
braker and fixed his salary at $500
per year.
Transfers authorized by the COM
missioners include shifting Mrs.
Evelyn Thomas and Mrs. Olive
Waters from the Office of the Board
of Election Supervisors to the health
department. and the transfer Of Mrs.
Rosanne Christopher from the treas
urers Office to the election super
visors' Office.
The commissioners also appointed
Gladys L. Oden as clerk-stenog-
rapher in the controllers office at an
annual salary of 1880. She sue
ceedes John Grimes, who expects to
enter military service.