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DON'T MISS THIS ONE

$3.50 down Will buy this 6-rm home.
large rooms. bath. coal heat front and
back yards thoroughly recond.; terms. less
than rent, price, only S6,95O.
1T PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN
Alex K. Anderson & Co.. EX. 6256.
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$500 DOWN

llO5 Wayne Ave. Silver Spr.. Md.
Due 10 sickness In family. owner has
advlSed us TO sell his Groom frame bunpa
low with hot-Watcr heat. built in earace.
!hcioSec rear porch. Can GIVE immedat.
possession.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

:-ROOM HOUSE, GARDEN. FRUIT. FOR
part time household services. Silver Spring
ol'9. ewes. or Sun
UNFURN =: ROOMS, KTTCHENETTE. PRI-
pate oath' private entrance. auto. heat and
hot water; adults only employed couple
preferred. Warfed S1:tS
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OPPORTUNITIES Cont. J.
GREENWAY

SHOPPING CENTER,
Minnesota ave. and East Capitol st.-Serv-
ing over 1000 families in new community
excellent opportunity for novelty shop,
mems haberdashery. delicatessen restau-
rant, florist shop and barber shop part
OF development of 800 apts. with direct
telephone connection
1404 K. CAFRITZ. DI oOS0
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Living Room 81 bV Is.

CheVy chase, Nd. SIH.N5O' A heau-
tluI home at an amazingly low price
VIDE Center-entranCe hall, dining room
Is by ii, q grand kitchen with the very
pest equipment, bedrooms and Two baths
on nd floor, which is thoroughy inSu-
lated maids laVatory and shower in dry
basement: 2-Car detached garage and a
pretty lot. fenced IN, The house is N
llne conultlon and taStefully decorated.
BOSS IL PHELPS. Realtors, MA. Q3O0
Sunday and evenings call Mr.. Leieh.
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Cleveland Park-S11.95O
DetaChed-5 Bedrooms

Laree living room with fireplace,
servant room and bath in base
mfhl' auto hea'; several porches.
LaEaEe Excellent nelGhborhooG
BOSS & PHELPS, Realtor. MA. 93O0
ENClISiye listing Eve and Sundays
call MIR, MEASELL EN-. 1878.
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APARTMENTS. SUB WANTED
HOUSES UkFURkISHED

FATHER. MARRIED DAUGHTER DESIRE
furnished apartment. kitchenette, or y bed
rooms, hk. PRIVILEGES, Arlington; reason
BILE. Box 3Sl-D. Star o6*
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Several Homes Available

For leasing 10 desirable parties Why not
send stamped. Seli-a ddreSsed envelope
in order that we may forward you a listing
cara TO place you on our active waiting
list for unfurnlshed or furnished houses.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
20 K 81 N W Ne L a..
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DOGS. PETS. ETC

GREAT PYRENEEs, registered, female.
~ years. OLD, perfect pet for children
and watchdog. Permanent incubation,
spayed. Reasonable for quick sale. Union
COCKER, all black, / yr old. cham
pion lineage. Reasonable. Call DU.
CHOWS. $50, S25: DACHSHUND, M, $40;
GOLLlES. 81. so -SI2.50 BOSTONS, $50:
WIRE; NJ, S35: COOKERS, Sl5-S20:
COOKERS. CHI SIRED S35. so
DOG HOTEL. 1344 Georgia ave. IA. 433l :.
POULTRY & EGGS.
BARRED ROCKS, R. l. Reds, White Leg
horns Conkey's YO feeds. James Feed
Sore. bl9 st. w. Metropolitan O0S9.
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~ ii1LL1I ., III. l4l
GEORGETOWN
Detached-Iaroe Garden

A unique reStoraiIon-an old church
converted INTO a lovely home Huge studio
living room with balcony, ceiling height :
tsel Two og-burnIng hreplaCeS gas heat
tahEee complete baths, orlRlnal wide-board
ZOO aIo tne, excellent kitchen equipment.
AIIdilSed now as three beautiful studio
apartments The erolnds have a trontase
Or 20 feet BOSS & PHELPS Reaifors.
M 1900 ieXCluS!ve HSting). Sunday and
evenings call MY ShacEelfOrJ eGn~
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

POTOMAC AVE Sc
:, h-rn bath brick, with 40 fee, parking
anG garage Only $3.50
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORR.
l4l8 H ST. NV. DI. 1877
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MT. PLEASANT-S9.5O 500,
BUNGALOWS Q5n
FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE.

Best section of Mt. Pleasant Large
orlcA, - rooms, baths. completely fur
nlshed modern hol-water heat, income
$500 monthly. Shown only by appoint
ment. Call Mr. Ray. with
SHANNON &; LUCHS CO
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: WlS0ONSIN RVE- MI. TN.
VENETIAN BLINDS.

Buy Direct From MANUFACTURER.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
Southern Venetian Blind CO.
| 005 New York Ave. Phone EX 4SSS-4 SS4
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FURNISHED APT SUITABLE FOR
father, daughter and Rranddaughter age
years: convenient to Navy Yard Sc
preferred. Address tstisb. 3@I st. ne
Phone TR. 3937 between 9:30-l2 noon.
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Detached Corner Home

l22' Hamilton st W large rooms.
y baths: ? bath. bedroom on ST floor:
stone fireplace. slate roof, lear garage.
large screened porchPs. oil heat large
Iot owner moving to Florida priced for
0ulck sale at 81 500. Call Mr. Barnes,
Decatur -O3l1- Shown hv appointment.
VIM R. THOROWGOOD
NLl.,l q knGn IsLarAA A1.n
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RUGS, Chinese. left with us for immedi-
ate sale: Ia pieces, large and small sizes
open 10 pm. 24O9 18th st. NV
RUGS several 9xl2 domestic rugs, $50 TO
$50. Smiths Storage Co, 1913 You st
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Beautiful English-Type
Chevy Chase, Md,
Home

Here Is a beautiful home. surrounded
sh AIDED by century -old trees; coal or oil
heat. This S-room. 2-bath home is being
low original and replacement cost, ,Liv-
ing room. 2sx14 e., just short walk to
Chevy Chase Circle bus and SHOPPING This
is another r. A. Tweed exclusive. shown
by appointment only. For full informa-
tion and appointment call EN-. 1890 un-
I'll p p.m.
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A LOVELY HOME.

On q large lot 5oxl65 with VICTORY
GARDEN ALREADY started There are 6
rooms, bath Located in section of
higher priced homes, this place offers
an unusual opportunity. The owner Will
accept a reasonable cash payment and
monthly terms. Call ME. 1l43 until q D m.
] MESI EY BUCHANAN. REALTOR-
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GeOroetOWn-S145 500

Very attractive brick, painted white, re-
stored and in new-houSe condition. Living
room. library with fireplace. bath with
shower, lst-tioor lavatory. two nice bed
rooms, gas neat, garden. service entrance.
BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors, MA 1900.
EVENINGS call Mrs. Grier, CO 432S tex
elusive liStingl
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BETHESDA, MD.

2-Bath Home, S10,750.
This 6-room brick home is about 2 years
old, st fl. living rm., with fireplace, din
ing rm, modern kitchen: 2nd fl, ) bed
rms, :. ba hS. basement recreation rm.
and attached garage; large lot: nr. transp
A fine home Al a bargain. f. NJ: FRY,
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WANTED - APAR TMENT OR SMALL,
house. suburbs preferred. or 3 rooms no
pets: one quiet baby: So top. Phone ROSS,
EH. 3:'4O, Ext. 49,, during day RE 4OS5
Ext. 40i. evenings n,t
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OPEN DAILY.
B. J. CRIVFIJA
GOING TO BE SOLD

U 7,
3iI 1ith 81. W AID SEl3 or RA u"lo =
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RUGS carpets, broadlooms. remnants,
lnoeum; complete selection. Woodbridge
Rug Il Carpet Co. Inc. 17l5 Rhode
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American University Park.
$3.50.
Lot 200 Feet Deem

100 3rd ST. n.P.-Semi- detached brick
+ rms and bath > lnclosed porChes, coal
nn3t-Water heat, garage. y blk, from
Rnooe Island ave. Priced for quick sale.
! NE.N6M- DeCatur OHl
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ONE OR. TWO ROOM APARTMENT, UN-
| furnished. Northwest: two refined girls
| references. RE. 1900, 1866. ME. 1854
o6s
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BEDRM SET. S-pc., wal. $50: Buhl con-
sole table, SIS; curio cabinet $500;
3-pc. Reed & Barton sill. tea service: 50 30;
bbl back chairs new. So, 80. Lorraine
Studios 2hoM Conn Apt - MO. 1860.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Study Supply Problem

These naneusers took them
into desolate parts of the Cali
fornia desert and impressed
them with the Importance Of
highest quality manufacture
from the production front. For.
a major breakdown in similar
battle areas might cause a tank
and Its crew 10 be stranded.
miles from any civilization with
only a days ration.
Another automotiye eNee-
uti,e. charged with the RESPONSE
bility Of supplying replacement
parts for all the war material
being produced by his firm. has
been afforded the opportunity Of
studying supply problems at the
same camp i'm California.
"Under simulated battle con-
ditions. he obtained a soldiers
understanding Of the terrific
punishment that automotiSe
equipment must withstand I'm
mountainous terrain" Romney
continued. 'In addition, he
brought back graphic picture
OF that tremendous task, the
servicing and supply Of soldiers
and their equipment In the field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
sfliff.
Auto
Graphs
Auto Engineers
On Battle Fronts
To Test Weapons
BY SILER FREEMAN

Automotivc engineers are on
the fighting fronts all over the
world, getting first hand in
formation of combat conditions.
Some technicianS were at the
front even before Pearl Harbor,
according 10 George Romney.
managing director of the Auto
motive Council for War PRODUCE
ton.
As early as April, 1911, an
automotive firm had two men
with the American volunteer
group in Burma. Romney re-
vealed. Four months later, 10
other technicians were with the
Allies on four fronts.
Because of the great risk IN
volved. Romney said. these men
are accredited 10 the army force
which they accompany. They are
subject TO military discipline.
wear officers uniforms with
brassards instead of insignia and
in event Of capture are entitled
10 be treated as prisoners OF
war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Detroit Produce Quotations

APPLEs-Michigan bu crates U. s No
ga in min. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh, S225H2.5O. fair 20 generally
gooA Sl.75n215. few best 50; Delicious
few s3.s 137s Northern spys s2.25n
> So fair 10 generally good 1882, few
1325. fair s2.25d2 so: Washington box
Delicious fancy ss-125s 81 25T435 extra
fancy 64.135s 1913 H4.75. Washington. bu
baskets Winesaps . in. min. combination
extra fancy and fancy 50. IS
ASPARAGUS-Cal California, pyramid crts
dozen punches fancy s550de. extra
fancy sss.s, 5or--Ieese stock medium so1r
$50.
vocADos-California fats FNert.ss 20.
3os 81 sOd as. fair quality 2o-3os 81 IS
BEETs-Tcxas u crates 4Adoz. bunche:
81 25N 3.
kBBAGE-New stock: Florida 5O-ib
sacks round $4,000 3.s3. poorer lower.
CARROTS-Csllfornia. Los Angeles erts
8 dozen 50 son. Texas, Los Angeles crts
s dozen punches 50. ioa3 p, 50.lo sacks
few Si50H2, bushel bask~s t2T 2 IS
i2s and larger fair 20 good s3u375
CELERY Florida. l6-in. crates trimmed
tops individually washed ~ ~ 25T J, 80
e-i0s 81. So extra fancy 81 50 8 Pas
cal 2 dozen So IS, Ana dozen s3.5Op4, %
cUcWMBERs Hothouse. Indiana boxe,
dozen extra extra fancy 90 so. extra
fancy 50 25a23O. fancy 81 i012l5; spe'
cials and No. 1 81 Ohio, boxes doIer
fancy S2i5, No So
ESCARoLF-T Texas y crates. 81 75H2
GRAPEFRUIT-Flo Florida. wrebound hoSe.
n 3 so: Texas Marsh seedess combination
grade, all sizes. wirebOund boxes 50 40 y
10 10: Marsh pinks. standard boxes 81 81
mailed boxes S3.75nf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Foreion EXCHANGE

LETTUCE Los Angeles crts. Iceberg
Arizona all sections. ) dor. 5000;
dol., $50 1913; ordinary. S325p $50.
LEAF LETTU CT dollhouse. lob
bskts Ohio Michigan. 81 30
MUSHROOMS ohio, pints. COG 25c
Michigan, qts 40 n soc.
ONIONS - Michigan, 5O.lb sacks. Vel
lows, medium. 81 20
ORANGES -cslifopia. std. boxes Nav
els Sj2T all sizes. Florida, wire bound
boxes. comb. grade valenciss and Pine
apples best. S3.5od go No 2 grade. best
81 517f } 10 = box hags, comp. grade few
sales. some fair N.25 81 hs5- N
\PARsL y Texas, y \crts, curly
punched. N.75F2.
PEARS - oregon. \sot. DAnious, extr'
fancy. gO-ls0s IS \ 5.75l
PEPPERS -Mexcan..lif bu crts.. Cali
fornia Wonders. Sii Florida, calitornl'
Wonders. Si0H1i; World Beaters. $40 y ii
Choice" fair. SSTs
POTATOES 81 iOO-lb sacks. Maine. Sc
iected seed u.2s. Maine certified seed
t41H 5.07, Table stock. y. S. No. !, S!z'
b. 81. IS: Size A. S3.45.
sHALLOTS-L louisiana barrels fair q
good. si21li, mostly $l3. crts s-doz
81 so ~ 5 40
SPINACH - Texas bu. bsku. N.iOa
washed spinach, 10 or. Sl.75.
sTRAWBERRfEs -- Florida Mssionarys
36.pint crts.. Sil. poorer, $50 10
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bu crtS. Y. s
No Porto Rican Vans. louisiana, S5.25
North Carolina, bu. bskts. Porto Riear
TOMATOES go io.ib. cartons. repscks
med. S2.I5. small, si.75.
RUTABAdAs = csnsds, 5o.lb. sacks
vaxed, 81 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Executives in Camps

Not only arc engineers Drawing
the dangers of modern warfare
for first hand information. but
top executives arc leaving busy
desks TO see their weapons
tested in action.
Recently" Romney declared,
"the president Of one Of the
largest concerns and members OF
his executive staff returned after
four days Of intensive maneuvers
with troops nj Camp Young. In
Indio. Cal. Temperatures con-
stantIy ranged from 40 to lIH
degrees and. as passengers i'm
30-ton tanks, the autOmotiye
executives experienced heat that
reached as high asl49 degrees.
'Tt II not uncommon for vet
rran tank crewmen 10 lose from
10 to 20 pounds each In a single
day. At night, they bunked nm
der the stars In army sleeping
bags and. for the entire four
days, at soldiers rations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
FauIty Schedules

Whore there is inefficient
management or faulty schcduH-
ir- through no fault Of manage
nlant-- an attitude of indifference
develop, among workers which
IS potent cause of abScntCCiSn.
During the period when war fac
tories were expanding n l94O-Il,
there was often a good deal OF
idle time leading 10 the feeling
among workers that with so
much 'incfiIclCncy al the top II
did not matter II they took
day off now and then, even when
the plant was busy This cause
Of ahSentcciSm has been tackled
IN Britain along two lines.
The first IS the constant public
discussion Cf production prob
lens. and tho readiness 10 in
troduCe machinery at the top
and all the way down 20 ensure
smooth production. The cS-
tabhShment of the ministry Of
production in 1912, and the
Strengthening of the regional
boards. were steps that gave
workers confidence that ineifi-
cheney would not be tolerated.
But il has been found equally
important 10 take workers fully
into the confidence of manage
ment about any production prob
lens that are experienced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Labor Pamphlet

The ministry OF labor PAM
phlet on The Problem OF Abb
senteeism" says:
Perhaps the most significant
of what may be described as a
psychological cause of absentee
ism Is the lack OF real interest
I'm the job and a lack Of cOnvic-
ton Of its Importance and ur-
gency, due often To ignorance.
1t has probably been inevitable
that the great expansion OF fac
tories and the concentration on
matters Of organization should
have created tremendous gulf
between those who know and
those who don't.
Frequently even foremen are
notfuIly conscious Of the impOr-
lance of their department in the
war effort II II too readily
assumed that workers are con-
cerned only with the money in
Centive. whereas eNperie nce
shows that the workers in gem
cral respond in increasing de-
gree TO the incentive of interest
when they are made aware Of
the part their particular job
plays in the final product.
THE ministry of labor is con-
WINGED that real effort by in
dustrial management TO attack
these psychological causes OF alb
senteeism is the greatest single
contribution that can be made TO
n solution OF the problem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Opposition Hinged With Irrelevant Emotions

In order 10 obyac protests by teal-mindcd not
the Rum plan engaged IN
voting strictly party
fundamental opposition 10 the plan
tnged irrelevant emotions
the social through
multiplication. 1t hanks
back Marian poor poor because the rich
setting the facts terms OF simple book
keeping.
who don't want the wcl-todo TO be
general benefits OF SHIFT 10 pay yougo TAX
that they nave qld
funds ON hand with discharge liabilities under
Of system, no how cumbersome.
make this argument appear to be unaware mat
they would converting into capital levy
capital The emotional would say II wou serve
OF the implications OF using
tho fiscal DESTROY capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Market
Gives W. NV


NEW YORK. April ? GNS)-
The stock market sold off frac-
tions to more than a point today
after a somewhat mixed opening.
All sections gave way including
rails.
Dominating was the desire 10
take profits which had accrued on
the recent sharp advance TO new
peaks since November, 1910. Some
influence was cXcrted by President
Roosevelts veto of the Bankhead
bill. which he termed imitation
airy"
Sales ran moderately under yes
tcrday'S 1.74l 900 shares.
Among the stocks 10 give up a
point or more before meeting sup
port were LocwS. Westinghouse,
Case. Oliver Farm, Dome Mines,
American Tobacco b and Ameri-
can Can Du Pont dropped 3
points TO 1illa AZ one time,
: Fractional declines were shown
by L $. steel. Bethlehem, ChrNS-
Ter. General Motors. Anaconda,
KcnncCot1. Gcncral Electric.
Santa Re. New York Central
CONSOLIDATED Edison and Eastman
Kodak.
Action on the Bankhrad bill
helped 10 depreSS commodities.
Grains slipped fractions and cot
ton gave up more than > cents
a bale. Bonds held within com
.paratiycly narrow limits through
most Of the day and showed few
changes of note. Curb stocks
moved downward but most price
change, were of nominal proper
lions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Death notifes

HINsKI-Mary March 30. age ~ beloved
wife ~ Michael, mother ~ MIS- Ann
Grant. Frank J. and Edward j. HinsN.
Funeral service. Saturday from the resi-.
deuce sS2S Carrie 80 m. - 81
Thomas church at 10 90. J. V. Chrzan0ws
ski. funeral director.
Watt. OF 22s George.
Birmingham dear wife ~ David. mother
of Thomasina al home. and Chester y, ~
.ihe l.. : Navy A. Manley- Bailey Funeral
Home 1873 Oakland. Birmingham. where
funeral services Will be held SATURDAY a.
% p m. Burial Rossland Park Cemetery.
MuEIIER-Mlnnie. age 10 years. II 2t5oo
Fern avenue. East Detroit. loving wha
OF Otto q dear mother of Mrs. Lillian
Krzykowsky, william r. and Mrs Evir.
Ksrn; grandmother OF three grandchildren
Main. Mrs Anna Hotchkin. Jerry and
Charles Wander Gyp. Services from William
y Clyne funeral home, 22322 Gratiot
avenue East Detroit Saturday. D. m.
In,erment. Forest Lawn Cemetery.
VT sTO Suddenly. March 80. 1888. Mich.
ael J beloved husband ~ Elizabethi
dear father OF Michael Jr., Pvt. Anthony
Music, Y. s. Army, Richard and Betty
her ~ Grand River Post 1919, V +. W
Funeral from residence. 1852 Ellsworth
Ave, Saturday at a. m, ST. Gregory s
Church at $50,
sALLEN-Msrch 81, Wanda tnee zieln.
skD dear mother ~ Raymond j.. dear
sister Of Mrs Joseph Pregler, Mrs. Geotgs
Pousho. Mrs Joseph Meyers Helen Frank
and Joseph Zielinski. Funeral Monday
from Anthony Wuiek Funeral Home, 1882
East Garfield az 20 n. m. and 81. AEnes
Church 18Th and I.aSslle Gardens. AT o
a m. Interment Al Greenwood Cemetery
Suddenly. March 80. 1913. Robert
C.. dear son ~ Robert and the late Chris
tina. dear brother q Janet. Helen. James.
Harold Jack and Christine. Services from
the residence, 1858 Hunters lane. Saturday
a. 2 p m. and Grandale salvation Army
Corps Chapel. MQntrose- Plymouth.
a a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Farmers Market

FRUlTs--Apples BaldUirs. fancy rs
ou No. /, 81 NJ 25 bu. Delicious. fancy,
81 50Gt hu No /, 81 IS q 225: Mcintosh.
fancy " 1901 bu No. ]. Sl.75n2. No. 2
81 %. GREETINGS. fancy $3.50 bu No. !.
e0c y 81 25 Northern Spys fancy SIS or
IS bu. No J. s. S0T2. No 2 Si25.
Jonathsrs fancy 81 2SH25 50 ru NJ i
~ so NJ: No. ., 81, steees Red. fancy.
50 80 = 275 bu., 10. !. Sl.50J2. No. 2,
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS French
Enfiye. fancy, s. IS 5-lb. boz. No /. $i.75,
No ?. 81
VEGETABLES. MISC -Bee,.. topped
No /. $50 ?. 80 hu No. 2 81 %. Cab.
bage. No. !. 50 So 2.75 bu.; 40 ? 50
Red cabbage. No. 2 S2a 2 80 bu. Carrots.
topped. No. /, Si.73NS 81 bu.. No. 2. 81 So.
Celery root, fancy, So ou. No /. s2n2 50.
Chiyes No. l. N25fil5O dor Horserad-
IN. fancy. So bu No l. 50 50Ht. No. 2
onions dry, fancy. s. 50-lb sack; No. l.
S3n325: No 2 Sl.75I2 Psrsnips No /
50 n 3 80 bu.; No. 2. 81 Parsley root. No
L. 81 IS n so bu. Potatoes 1OO-lo sack
No. l. 81 25g45O Rsdishes, red, hot,
house No. ! slgi25 don behs Black
radishes No / 81 hu. Rhubarb dollhouse
fancy, sou roc s.lb. box; choice SOC
small 81 u p dor bchs Rutabagas No
4 81 50T2 bu. Turnlps topped No ~
N $50 bu.; No. ?. 81. Vegetable oysters
No !, q0c 4 81 dor. bchs
EGGE-Largs, SI3g 3 80 3O-do1. case
medium, $40 50T1l
POULTRY Live hens. heavy breeds 4;
30 n 55c M leghorns 42r45c 10
HOGS Dressed medium tOu a5c IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Appliance Lack
Peri|ing Health,
Detroiter Says

WASHINGTON, April 2 (UP)
Charles B. Edwards Jr.. presi-
dent of the Western Appliance
Service Co. of Detroit, told the
Senate banking and currency COM
mittee today that lack of machines
and appliances TO maintain sani-
tation was a serious threat to ma
tional health.
Edwards and F. Harold Van Or
man, president OF the American
Hotel Association. urged passage
of the Maloney bill 10 set up a
new office of civilian supply to
protect essential civilian goods.
Both said a breakdown on the
home front would cause disease
and inevitably prolong the war.
Edwards cited laundries as one
type of business which would have
to be maintained if epidemicS were
TO be forestalled. He said wash
ing machines were unobtainable
and thousands were not in use
because the motors or other essen
| tial parts were not in working
order and no repair facilities were
available.
The difficulty in obtaining work.
| ing parts was so great, he said
that many repair men had gone
out of business and about so pei
cent more expected TO close their
doors within>the next few months
He said the Massachusetts Laun-
dry, one of Detroits largest, and
many others were closed because
OF manpower shortages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Tackle Problems

During the last year there
has been a rapid extension OF
Joint Production Committees %
in factories. and in one area as
many as 81 per cent Of factories
now have these committees.
They are mainly for tackllng de-
tailed production problems. bat
they are also a channel through
which management can win the
confidence and cooperation Of
workers.
The ministry az labor main
tains that all absence records
and data in the possession Of
management should be placed
regularly before the representa-
tiveS Of workers SO that they
may be stimulated 10 cooperate
intelligently and fundamentally
in reducing abSenteeISm. The
workers representatives have a
special responsibility for con-
VIncing the ihoughtleSs minority
Of their feiloW-workerS that
absence from work NOT only in
terferes with tho nations war
effort but Is grossly unfair 10
the great majority who DO THOR
part with diligence and CnthI-
siaST.
Sunday in conclusion The
penalties and extent OF alb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULZ
Financial Editor

Continuing our discussion o.
row the British arc coping with
tie problem t't-e4'-+-ftis,'-t-'''
The war plants. we find out no"
tho efficiency -r-f'-rfitott
Of thc plants has an actual e'tegt
on absentee .,m and fhe pat
PLAYED by She labor manage
mont committees.
We have p-cNolSlyLnLnd how
hours were cut. vacations and
HOLIDAYS rctnfro3uccd. welfare IN
and rtit If taa factory -taa+ta.
r--rs regulated ami tran~iS1tt1-
ton pruhicus corrected Now
about efficiency m management
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. s. -RukeYser
Link EsMElll Opposition
With Social Reform

When a of the oratory trru eliminated what does The
opposition % I}um plan to-
Iha alleged technical objections are largely window dressing
tho opposition The real behind the opposition
The that The Rum plan will give respite to certain
tbtr groups whom the demagogues would destroy through
taxation.
Near u revenue receipt, by treasury demonStraby will
adversely Rum plan but dcmagoGueS
that the >pycar plan win slow up the destructive campaign
The redistribution OF wealth
situation recalls Tho admoniton by Chief
Justice Marshall The effect that the power TO tax is the power
% DESTROY.