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La gaceta., 1943-06-19

Afirma ell general Mikahailovitch, un
lider de los guerrilleros yugoeslavos, que
tan pronto los Aliados invadan a Europa
contra los alemanes e italianos entraran en-
acci6n, cumpliendo sus 6rdenes, 100000
hombres.
Ese cuarto de million de soldados, con
la. ayuda de centenares de aeroplanos, no
tardaria en- crear a los nazis, en- los Balka-
mes, muy serios problemas de caracter mi
litar.
iY a medida que las operaciones Sc
desenvuelvan y extiendan, los 100000 au-
mentaran a 100000, a 10000 a 2,OOO,-
900!
Los dias de los nazis y fascistas Sc a.
proximan a SUI fin; pero la victoria no Sc
producira, salvo un derrumbe interior en-
Alemania e Italia, hasta 1914.
Todos los ~"observadores" bien ente-
radios admiten que Sc aprecia alguna des-
moralizaci6n en- Italia, pero sostienen que
aun contin1a siendo alta la moral del
ejercito aleman.
La gaceta., 1943-06-19

Ell comite nombrado por ell goberna-
dor Warren, de California, para investigar
los motines ALI ocurridos, dice que los pre-
juicios r~aciales intervinieron en- la question,
por cuanto fueron maltratados numerosos
mexicanos y negroS.
LA juventud es peculiarmente sensi-
tiva y 81 Sc We rechazada por la comunidad
puede incorporates a las malas compa-
Mas.
"Cualquier soluci6n del problema en-
vuelve, entire otras cosas, I'll prOgrama edu-
c~acional encaminado a combatir los pre-
juicios de razas en- todas sus formas".
"Los que usan los llamados trajes zoot
no son necesariamente personas de descen-
dencia mexicana, criminales o muchachos
de poca edad. Muchos j6venes usan en- es-
tos dias esa clase de t~rajes".
"Toda la delincuencia juvenil ha au-
mentado recientemente en- Los Angeles, in
cluyendo a j6venes de origen mexicano.
Pero la verdad es que ell aumento de la de-
lincuencia en- ell case de los j6venes de IA
milias mexicanas ha sido menor que en- ell
case de Otros grupos ~raciales o n~acionales,
y menor que ell promedio de aumento en- la
comunidad."
Entire 1914 y 1929, en- TODD ell estado
de California, y particularmente en- ell con-
dado de Los Angeles, la poblaci6n mexica-
ma creci6 rapidamente. Los padres de naci-
miento extranjero pierden autoridad sobre
sus hijos nacidos en- los Estados Unidos: las
familias tienden a ser quebrantadas, Y 81
los ninos no son completamente aceptados
por sus %vecinos, amenudo quedan sin gufa
responsible.
"Estos hechos derraman luz sobre ell
case de los j6venes de d~escendencia mexi-
cana que viven en- Los Angeles. Muchos de
ellos son de la segunda generation. Ell 90
por ciento de ellos americanos de nacimien-
to-.
DE tOdos los crimenes serios cometi-
dos por personals de descendencia mexica-
ma, solo ell 25 por ciento son cometidos Dor
memories.
La mayor parte de los delitos realiza-
uoS por los que uSan TRACES "zoot", tienen
como eJecutores a personals que son legal V
aompletamente responsables de sus actos'
Hay en- Los Angeles mas 35 "pandi-
las de vecindad" y muchos de sus miem-
bros tienen ejecutoria criminal.
Lo que hace falta en- Los Angeles. Wis
to Ell problema desde Tampa, es mas dar,o
La gaceta., 1943-06-19

Lo que hace falta en- Los Angeles. Wis
to Ell problema desde Tampa, es mas demo
cracia legitima y mayor consideration noro
los amerieanos de origen mexicano
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
-MORINIGO Sc DIVIERTE.
LA LEY SMITH-CONNALLY.
Ell COSTO DE LA GUERRA.
-INFORME DEL COMITE NOMBRA-
DO POR Ell COB. WARREN.

Hemos visto en- los dltimos dias, publ
cadas por diarios de este pals, dos fotogra-
ffas del general Higinio Morinigo, presi-
dente de la repGblica del Paraguay.
En- una de elias Sc lie presenta en- ira
je de baho, saltando sobre las olas que lie
gan a la orilla, en- Miami Beach, y en- la
otra, con traje de Gale y n flor en- ell o.
jail, bailando con una cantante.
Sc divierte ell senior presidente de un
pals de hombres pobres; pero n nacion
de valientes.
icon que prop6sito Sc han publicado
esas fotograffas que tan poca relaci6n tie
men con los motives serios de la vista del
senior Presidente?
Use quiere ~presentar a su Excelencia
ell general Morinigo como un "play boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
NEGATIVE Approach

Special 10 the mayors airport
committee: The Wall Street
Journal reports that Midwest
cities are maneuvering 10 cash
in on the expected postwar avn
alton boom. II says:
Their rivalry IL reminiscent
of the days when the railroads
were pushing across the conti-
nent and every town and ham
let wanted 10 be a division
point. Kansas City, Denver,
Des MOines and the Twin Cities
(St. Paul, MinneapOlis) are
among many planning bigger
and additional airports TO lure
commercial lines and private
fliers.
THE government itself has
built training sirpOrts in many
small towns, with runways ca
pable Of handling heavy bomb
eFs. The hope IL to keep these
busy with feeder passenger,
mail, freight and express planes
shutting TO larger centers. The
Twin Cities have an ambitious
plan involving one big field for
international traffic, another
for local, fringed by 90 10 30
smaller ports for light CONNER
ciAl and private planes"
What about Detroit?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-United
Drug Co. is Offering through a
nationwide syndicate of 66 in
vestment houses headed by Smith.
Barney e. Co. new debentures
and preferred stock totaling $780,
100000. Offering consists of 500
600, 600 of l5-year 81 per cent
sinking fund debentures due 1858.
and 100000 shares Of S475 cumu-
lative preferred stock. Deben-
lures are priced Al 101A per cent
and interest, and preferred stock
at 500.
Other principal underwriters
are: Glore, Forgan e. Co.; Har-
riman, Ripley e. Co, Inc; Gold
man, Sachs e. Co; Hornblower &
Weeks; Lee Higginson Corp. ;
Paine, Webber, Jackson a. Curtis
Shields e. Co.. Stone e. Webster
and Blodget. Inc; Union Securi-
ties Corp. and White. Weld & Co.
Proceeds from the sale of these
issues will be applied by the COM
pany. with other funds 10 the re-
demption on Sept. Is, l943. Of
$50, 243. 200 principal amount of
the company's 25-year 5 per cent
bonds due March Is, 1853. AT lob
per cent and interest Present
financing represents a major step
in program OF debt retirement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
WEB Acts
EEa > Albion
Pay Cases

The Regional WLB today issued
decisions affecting five Albion
firms - the Gale Manufacturing
Co, the Albion Malleable Iron
Co, the Service Caster and Truck
Co. the Union Steel Products
Co, and the Lonergan Manufac-
turing Co.
The decisions were:
Six-Cent hourly wage increases
for employees making less than 81
an hour and scent increases for
workers making more than 81
at Union Steel Products. An ad-
iustment reducing piecework from
20 TO Is per cent. Both decisions
retroactive 10 Jan. Is.
General Scent hourly retro
active 10 Jan. is, for Lonergan
employees.
Five cent raises in all rates
below so cents an hour and 2
cents in rates between so and 81
cents. retroactive to Jan. II, at
Albion Malleable. Five-cent pre-
MUM pay for work between 4
and Z p. m.
Eight-cent hourly increases for
employees of Gale Manufacturing
denied. Three-cent raises for ma
chine repairmen and genera
maintenance workers, retroactive
TO Feb. 3, approved.
Proposed wage adjustment for
Service Caster and Truck employees
rejected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Emerson Radio
Offering Due

NEW YORK, Aug. ST. Ebcr-
stadt & Co. have entered into a
contract for the distribution Of
IT'S 900 shares Of common stock
out of 100000 shares outstanding
OF Emerson Radio and Phono-
graph Corp. founded in 1924. The
Emerson company which, since
June 1912, has engaged solely in
the manufacture Of Radar, radio
and other electronic equipment for
the army, navy and lcnd-leaSe. is
believed 10, have manufactured
and sold more small radio sets
for homes than any other manu-
facturer.
The stock being distributed docs
not represent new financing but IS
purchased from a group Of present
stockholders. Sale Of the stock
will not result in any change in
the control or management of the
company A registration covering
the shares is expected 10 be filed
shortly with the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Stocks Irregular.
Bonds Easy as
Market Opens

NEW YORK. Aug. 6 CUPl-
Stocks were irregular in quiet
opening dealings today while
bonds displayed an easy under
tone. Cotton futures were un.
changed to 3 points higher.
Most changes in initial trading
were fractional
American Telephone opened al
1885. off y. Bethlehem Steel
cN-dyidend, sold at sos up -,
while L. S. Steel appeared at
53is, up L. Rails were steady,
with Southern Pacific at 25i2. IN
changed; n. Y. Central 157s. off
: and Pennsylvania 26% off q
Sears Roebuck gained y 10 sos
but Montgomery Ward was down
- an 447s.
Only a few large blocks were
traded including Seahoard Air
Line 900 AT unchanged; So
cony-Vacuum 1000 at 49,, up Is;
Curtis Publishing 800 az Ga up
u; United Gas Improvement com
mon 400 at 97s up =, and OK
distribution 1000 al 24. I'M
changed, and international Tele-
phone 100 al Ia. off u.
General Motors opened az 5l4,
off Il Paramount gained Il point
10 25As. Dow Chemical sold off
l point 10 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Farmers Market

FRUITs-AppIes. Duchess, No. l. 81
hu. No. ?, 500; Transparents. fancy
i15.iQ bu;- No-l. -&3-SQa A. No. = 81
q, crate Blackberrtes No / Ss.5oa9
24-qt crate Huckeberries No. !. 50 10
10 24.q'. crate Plums, Burbank, No. I.
81 oaS y hu. Cantaloupe, No. !, s.
1LETTutr knp SALAD GREENS
Head Lettuce No 2 S25a15o hu.
Lear Lettuce. No !. SIT 25 bu. Endive.
No. 81 50 n 3 bu. No. 2 81 Escar5lc.
No. / 81 SOFA bu. Romano. 80. l.,
VEGETABLE GREENS cabbare
Greens. No l. 81 25u1 - bu. CoIlards.
No. J. $40 50 bu Kale No I. 81 SO p ,
bu sorei. No Sl.50 al.75 hu. Mus
- 100 81 bu. Swiss Chard. No 1. S2p
2 % hu Turuip Greens No I 75c "a 81 bu.
MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLES As
raragus fancy. 81 ? 50 don. hchs. No
ou No l. 81 5oq2 No 2 81 IS: wax
fancy 81 Is bu No. /, 81 5og2; No. ?
81 25 Beets punched. 10. /. Si01z5
doz bchs 30 ?, 75c topped 10. J.
bu Cabbage. No 81 s512 so bu. No
81 so red No. T. S303 So bu. Car
r1ts punched 30. J. g. SOC dor hchs
No 2. soc topFcd No 81 p ~ 50 bl
Cauhdowsr ~. O. N1i 90 hu. No .
- 20 celery fancy. si2ju1 50 dor
ochs. No 80 e5r 40 ?. 25c sweet
corn No 4 81 7592'55 5-doz sack So
81 ! %. Cuelmncrs fancy. $1.f
ou., n $50 So. 2 50. DM
No. 5scu 81 6oz hcNs Ereplan' fanc,
81 So bY $50. g. 81 So Kohl-rsbi. No /.
81 ri Is doz. tels Leaks No. ], - doz
ochs Ct-' SO s. 81 225 peck basket
No 2, 81 30 onions green fancy. 81 10
% oo2 bchs no ]. s5CuSi, dry
No. :, g. tn1f 5Q-lh sack Parsley root.
40. g.. 7acH 81 doz bchs. curly parsley.
iss'i r.. sa's'- ss.s-..r'.'rs aePP-r-fY-~~-r
No. : 81 $50 t-bu hot. 81 JOU2 -
pa. Plnlen'pos. 80 j.. 81 50 i bu. Peas
SO So 1880 ru Potatoes SO 1.
fancy, ti2i req SO csc Isl adz.
bchs 80 5Or long white. no. ! ~
~ goo dor pchs RutBnaEav no l. S. 20
pa Rhubarb so Nsoa 75c doz bcts
squash, summsf 80 T. SI8l2 % - .bu ;
NCN q zoe. Italian. fancy 50 4-ru. 80.
j. 81 50l3, No 3. 81 Table queen. No
], 81 ? 90 = -hu. Turnips hunched. No.
75cnSl IS 5oz hchs topped No Z.
81 e5n1 20 Nv tomatoes f0thcuse 40
s. 50 IAN ,psvKr's. IA 2 - 90, outdoor.
fancy 81 10 lg.Ih basket So. !, SlTjg
1 - $50. . TAr 81 o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Auto
Graphs
AIl-Time Records
SET in Servicinq
Of Cars. Trucks
BY sILER FREEMAN

That the nations drivers are
looking carefully after their
transportation IL shown by a
survey just completed by Will
liam f. Holler, sales manager
of Chevrolet. His dealers re-
port new all-time records in
serVicing cars and trucks.
Customer labor volume In the
first half year Of 1943 showed
an II per cent increase over
the first six months Of 1912 and
the customer volume in June.
stated Holler. was the largest
in Chevrolet dealers history.
THE sustained record break
Ing volume of service being dons
by Chevrolet dealers IL clearly
indicative Of two significant
facts" said Holler. First, tho
owners and operators Of all mo-
tor vehicles In this country are
becoming increasingly conscious
Of the necessity for keeping
their transportation equipment
In condition 10 last for the dura-
ton and 10 operate with maxi
mum efficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Edqecomb Correct

Pittsburgh is just finding out
what Charles Edgecomb of the
Detroit Housing Commission
was telling project planners
months ago-that one-bedroom
apartments are almost a drug
on the market.
Smoky City housing special
lists are learning that the draft
has taken 50 many young hus-
bands that demand for small
apartments has been drained off.
Edgecomb argued long ago
for the virtual elimination Of
the single bedroom apartment
from Detroit projects with con-
centration on two and three
bedrooms. His occupancy charts
proved the correctness Of his
argument.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

Regional War Labor Board
officials charge that some en-
uloverS are using two methods,
both illegal. Of satisfying wage
demands ~ workers which can
rot be met lawfully under the
Wage Sterilization Act
The two practices are:
PAYMENT of the employees 20
per cent Withholding tax, actu-
ally resulting IN a 20 per cent
increase in the Cnlploye pay
Promises by the employer 20
paw an additional wage az the
end Of the war for time actu-
ally worked during the war
period.
Both are violations az the
laws provisions ana both are
punishable under -, according
10 Edwin +, W!ue, regional
WLB director
Paving the withholding Tax 81
IN erploye constitutes a wage
increase that must be approved
hy the War Labor Board, he
said.
An employers promise 20 pay
an additional wage a. the end
az the war Tor time worked dur
ms the war period is a legal
promise that can not be en-
forced and a fragrant violation
Of the Wage Sterilization Act
II does not matter whether
the method Of postwar rcmuner-
alton IS In war bonds or cash,
moreover. according TO govern
F,ycrt Officials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Asks New YardSfick
For Measuring Profits

Il the job Of craftsmanship TO reconcile the public sentiment
orders needs
socncy when the conflict ends and
the armament orders Cancelled.
Up objective yaTdStckS for this purpose have
been developed
profits a intended 10 accomplish the
but apparently the government not satisfied with II Tor
supplemented this with procedure for enegotaon of
Obviously the present profits tax tends TO
odne established companies and discriminate against
and rapidly expanding the aircraft and allied
fields
hazards and uncertainty incidental 10 wartime
lions the mnmade risk Of cnegouaon has been added enego
boards the do constructive Job
lack OF uniformity their decisions Moreover,
Inclined deal with fantasies rather than realities
their arbitrary rule looking corporate profits
before instead Of after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Reserves Needed Against Contract termination

attendant the wholesale termna
emphasized by Corporations
to otherwise businesses
offer employment
survive These cannot be
under the renegoon law and the policies adopted
price adjustment boards.
highly companies be permitted to set aside
exclusive of sales under cost
fixed contras) for termination losses Such
should allowed deduction for
provide this
conditions. wish emphasize that not
rerfn lnsseS ON term q COntrRCsN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
E|eCtrOIuX Net
Scars 10 S217 ,9O4

NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Electro-
lux Corp. reported for the
three months period ended June
30, 1943. net profit Of SIT 904
after all charges and after pro-
viding for federal income tax,
equivalent to Is cents a share on
1887 500 shares Of common stock
outstanding at the end Of the
period.
This compares with net profit
of $50, 906, equivalent TO 5 cents a
share, for the corresponding 1912
period.
Net profit for the six months
ended June 30. l943. after all
charges and after providing for
federal income tax, amounted TO
SS3, 222, equivalent to Z cents a
share. This compares with net
profit of S245 ,6S3, equivalent 10 90
cents a share for the correspond
inc 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Square D Profit
Declines Slightly

Square d Co. reports net
profit Of 155,174 for the six
months ended June 30. l943. after
provision of S3,733,5l5 for federal
taxes and Sl25OO0 for postwar
rehabilitation Of plants. Net
profits for tho first half Of 1912
were Sl.54S.17S, after revised pro-
vision Of S4,39s,3S2 for federal
taxes.
These profits are subject to re-
negotiation OF government con-
tracts.
II is impossible 10 make exact
comparisons between the 1912 and
1913 periods due 10 certain volun-
tary and renegotiated price reduc-
tons effective in a part Of the
year 1912 and throughout 1913 10
date, 1t was stated by +. w.
Magin, president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Pdrke-Ddvis Net Large Offering
Nearly 4 Million By United Drug

Parke, Davis and Co. and sub
salaries report for six months
ended June 80, 1913, a net profit
Of S3,905,70 equal to 80 cents
share. This compares with a
revised net of S3,149,1 65 or 81
cents a share for the like period
a year ago.
For the II months ended June
30. 1913. net profit was S7,075,-
766 or S1.44 share Revised
net profit for the similat period
last year was 81 S07, $50 or $l59
a share.
Net profit for the six months
ended June 30, 1913, is after pro-
vision Of 81. $50, 900 for income and
excess profits taxes after allowing
for postwar refunr. In the like
1912 period, income taxes were
S3.7l4.S66.
The company states that net
assets, mainly net current assets.
in foreign countries as Of June 30
last amounted TO approximately
81 zoe, 900 of which approximately
1855, 900 we're in the British
Empire and the remainder in
Latin American countries. The
net profit yielded from foreign
operation for the first six months
Of 1913 through foreign branches
and sales made direct from the
l.. S. before provision for prof
its not transferred 10 L. S.
amounted 10 approximately ST.
0700O0 of which approximately
$730.000 was from the British
E'rror,ira
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Warn Of Air Pressure

The Rubber Manufacturers
Association has issued a new
warning 10 motorists 20 sacrifice
little comfort for the duration
10 keep air pressure in their
tires about two pounds over the
manufacturers rec ON menda-
tons. The association recon-
mendS pressure OF 30 pounds
for all four-ply tires and 35
pounds for siX-ply
This Is especially important
during the summer months.
Heat builds up inside OF tires
and causes about 20 per cent Of
all tire failures, from June 70
September The best safeguard
against this internal heating
process is proper imitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Tendency TO Conserve

when YOU consider that the
dealers service record was made
despite severe driving restric-
tions and gasoline rationing,
particularly In the East, an In
creasingiy acute manpower
shortage and other war-born
handicaps, the growing tendency
toward effective motor vehicle
conservation In this country
becomes more evident.
Checking on our figures IN
the entrance NJ the United
States into the war discloses
that dealers customer labor VOL
ume at the end of June this
year VAS actually running about
p per cent above what ID WAS
In November. 1871, since the
Increase for 1912 over Io4l was
Ill per cent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Earnings Up, but

Earnings Of Houdaille Her
Shey Corp. continue 10 run sub
stantially ahead of tho CORE
spending period of 1912, as
evidenced by a record report for
the six months ended June 30.
Net profit was reported as ST.
O34 .s45, against $500 337 for the
first half of 1912.
However as the company has
pointed out. 1913 figures are
subject 10 provisions of Renego-
tlation Act and there is little
Likelihood presently reported
earnings will give much Of a
clue 10 final results for the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Herrick Reioins De Soto

d NJ tDnusl Herriek. former
western sales manager of De-
Soto. has reioined the home
office organization of DeSoto.
J. r Wagstsff. general sales
manager, announced today. Her
rick will devote his time 10 field
contact with dealers.
Hcrrlck came 10 DeSo'o from
Wlllys-Overland IN 1892 For
the past Is months he has been
on special assignment with
Chryslers purchasing Depart
mpnf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Breech Proposes Super Excess Profits Tax

A spokesman "groWth companes Ernest r. Breech
and accountant by profess
developed which has thrown the hopper
public discussion
Proposing Uncle Sam be made through
than through the Nagarles
renegotiation Mr.. Brccch said:
apparent that must be additional method for
elimination from super-eNcess profit taxes
profit after
to of method,
equal tn 20 cent less of
should be exempted from
profits
ma xmum effective including super
established 80
thereby leaving incentive low cost production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
CHS Chairman RESIGNS

NEW YORK. Aug. s INS1-
Edward Klauber. director and
chairman Of the executive c0gn-
cIl Of the Columbia Broadcast ting
System. has resigned because o.
AZ health, 10 was announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Briggs Earns
63Cents d Share

Briggs Manufacturing Co. and
domestic subsidiaries report for
the quarter ended June 30 net
profit of 81 .236, $50 after deprecia-
ton and all other charges equal
10 63 cents a share on the COM
mon stock. This compares with
a net profit in the second quarter
year ago of Sl,0l0,994 after all
charges. equal 10 50 cents a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
LEJAL NOTICE


OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR or
CUSTOMS Detroit. Michigan. July 20
ie43 - Notice h hereby given that the fol-
lowing described seized merchandise:
mans gray wool sut ] mans gray tweed
siut 4 mans brown cAmel-hair coat.
iof 81 narcotics, II bottles whiskey. s
bottles wh,sksy. mans wool sweater.
= sstEssssol sLssssS.a3. IslES gsaSl. ssssxs4a.i
bottle whiskry. ] pair mans shoes. l pair
shoes lady's gray tweed coat Is pho
'aeraphs, I pair sandals. ! pair mans
shoes 1Dp7ir lady's shoes I pair man
shoes 81. pounds scrap tobacco. ? pairs
bowling shoes bottles gin. ] mans wool
sun ] man wool ovcrcoat. ] pair lady's
Nhpes table kNives ! ladyr wool coat
L man suit. I lady'E muskrat coat.
pair mans shoes. / pair isdy's shoes
pair ladys shoes, 1 pair iadys shoes. 10
cans vegetable and tomato juice. ] pair
ladys shoes. and bottles medicine has
been seized for violation ~ the CUSTOMS
'Eevenuc avs NJ ms district between me
dates ~ july {. 1912, 20 June 20. 1919.
that tno same VIII he forfeited ~ ~
t~fed states Government on August 49,
1888. in accordance with the statutes
made ant provided. ANY person claiming
sny ~ the shove described merchandise
should Die ain me- his or her claim -
sNeh merchandise within twenty davs from
ne cate a. fhe frs' publication 81 this
notice Martin y. Braoley, Collector q
Customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Easier for Manufacturers TO Determine Unit Costs

When business here II difficult for
the officers and the manufacturers know advance
what likely be But that are IN our
stride there less uncertainty Many products have been ab
strategy
redetermnaton OF rather
than Of profits.
manufacturers with incentive 10
II also leave them with sufficient
deferred cost including the termination OF
the end of the and rconversion Of facilities TO
requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Stock Exchange Seat
Price Declines $1,000

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-Arrange-
mentS have been made for sale of
a membership on the New York
stock exchange for $4,000. off
$1,000 from the previous trans
action.