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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25
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WANTED YOUNG MAN TO WORK
~ store and lumber yard. Alex =.
Watkins. 225 Montgomery Street.
2i-3ti.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25
SUMMONS by PUBLICATION
In The Superior Court.
tate of North Caroline.
.puuty of Vance:
Matte Allen Cox
vS.
Garland Cos.

The Defendant aboNo named will
take notice that an action. entitled
as above. has been commenced i'm tho
superior Court of Vance County TO
secure FOR 'hc Plaintiff Divorce Ab-
S"I'''c upon the r"punds of two
years separation: and 'hc said Do
PENDANT viii further take notice that
ne j. required tO appear before the
li"rE "i the SupCrrnr Court of Vance
county al the Court House i'm said
county on G'h day of September.
l943. and answer nr tN,mur 10 the
complaint IN said action nr the Plain
ifi VIII apply +" tho Court for re-
Ilci demanded IN said Complain.
This ll'h day ui August. 1913.
+. =. FALkNER.
{. 5. G. Vance County, y. e.
J. VI Peace.
attorney tor Plaintiff.
ll-l5-25-i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

y y y + r. ID 900 WATERMELONS
grown III Henderson area t. COM
pete with one i'll ctr window. SO
III trade given annually iur largest
melon. Contest closes soon. WOOL
H'dN. 23-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars at Motor
Sales Co., Henderson, N. G..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

JUST RECEIVED a LARGE SHIP
mcnt OF wooden tubs and wafer
buckets. Watkins Hardware Co.
2i-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

WANTED At ONCE -- COLORED
cook Tor real nc. Job. No children.
ilI" room house. steady job, good
pay, don't have to stay on lot.
Bakers Shoe Shop. ol-,C
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

-- FIRST CLASS SER
want by family of four. Wages
$500 weekly with board furnished.
Apply IN writing 10 Box zoe, lien
dCrSUn. n. E. 2i-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR
coal and allow Us ample time for
delivery. We appreciate all or
dcrS. Bob Falkncr al IL. .. Falk-
her x Son. o5-tr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

ARE YOU GUILTY OF MISTSEAT-
ing your poultry ilockS? Why let
birds suffer from worms? &c sure
!" get genuine DR.. SalSbury's
ROTA-CAPS Tor SurC-firC results.
Ihcy get Toundw"rmS. Capillaria
worms and certain tape worms ~
listed on the Label. pnrkcr's Rcxall
Drug Store. 25-lt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

FOR RENT ON HALE SHARES
l3l acre farm three miles iron,
town. Tobacco allotment 8 acres.
Write Farm care Daily Dispatch.
25-lt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New Term, September q. An ar.
credited School. You will win in
war and peace with Il thorough
business training. IN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR We'd
ding Announcements or Invita-
tons. Finest quality at moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards for the
Graduate. Henderson Book Co,
phone 10. I7-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

FARMERS - DON'T
run the risk Of losing your iuves,-
INIT and labor. Insure tobacco in
pack and curing barns. Insurance
Department, Citizens Bank r.
Trust Co. 1o-tT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

SPECIAL FREE OFFER. WITH
Stark Bro. Fruit Trees backed
tn, w'"H iu. November delivery.
Plant al! You can. raise enough
'ut To- last YOU al. summer and
put up i"r winter. You viii need
II. 81" me al once TOY bargains. y.
j. Cheek. Agent. 25-!,i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

TOBACCO FARMERS-USE OLD
papers Tor packing down cured to-
bacco. Only Toe bundle, three
bundles for 25c al Daily Dispatch
Office. inf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet 1t is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-25

~
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lot b@o-yko
wv xASC ~ / Id
--- .----...--.
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO WORK
Watkins. 225 Montnan.rTry S,rcr,
pl-2,i
~ y y / r. ID 900 WAIERAIEl. ONS
pete with ONE in mrn. ,,,mdnv. GIn
in trade given unuunlly fan. I.,.nr.,
melon. Con,cs, closes ,n,,, vtniN
ard',. r2-a,i
e.p,,,.,,, ,.,,.,. ,
Stark Bro. Fruit Trees booked
ms W'%% 10. November delivery.
'"i'' al. F"" can. raise enough
put up lur winter. You viii need
II. See me at once rur bargains. \.
j. Cheek. Agent. 25-!ti
,.,--,-
paint Job. There is no paint better
N w SSt pilSeu ludillJ
paii' III 'o"h' Tanner 4soolihg 90.
2Z-u
\ LARGE SI'ppI y M rC,InDCI
nom .rincIr, All ,,,',oi,,- 49, ,,,t'
Der rnntin" cnnI.. -, '',,I ,' 80 , 49,
slu,,Iv yV.,,i.;,,. II.i,, =, ~,
WANTED GOOD RELIABLE MAN
as driver and route salesman for
Guy mix route. Apply IN person.
=, ---,, = ~ - ,---l ~. -o-"Lt
OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
polished, batteries recharged, Gulf
gas and oils. l.. r. Harris Gull
Service Station, Garnet and Hor-
ncr SITS, phone ll98-W. 26-tf
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Station 9" ca r 6isn Iat'",'SS ''aE LE p,
--- -
WANTED $4,000 CLEAN WIRE
cent each in INV un,m, - ''i va VLrI
Cleaning Co. IoNi1t
--
Insurance
DIVIDEND SAVINGS
When you insure with us. Won save
nnr,i,.;,. D,t''' our p',ic'C$ are
inn ~. rnmc1,.;ro "n ,L '''" ' '''S'''
CATrS IwSI;I%lN |'i E I,'NT
phnnn 500 N'i'''N =, :,
GInn Will DI.1. ~: ,.>-n,
III -, ! AN oNhA-
TONED sandal LETT in our store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Maybe Helicopters!

With the announcement that
A. NJ. Wihel had joined the
NaSh-kelyinator Corp. the COM
pany revealed that II had re-
CelVed a now war contract. but
failed 10 Identify the product,
Gossip IN industry circles IS
that u is for heliCopterS
Undoubtedly In anticipation
Of the announcement OF the
contract Nash Kelvinator stock
has made a series Of new highs
over the last two weeks, rising
from around Il 10 ISIS
There Is little likelihood that
this advance reflects anticipa-
ton Of any great increase in
profits. but would rather seem
TO point 10 the potential post
war advantages accruing to the
company
Many companies have to do
their own spade work on post
war products, but to he in on
the ground floor on fefie0pterS
is just like money in the bank
and apparently some lnveS-
tors feel just that way about ii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Stocks Lower
But Few Issues
Chalk Up Gains

NEW YORK, June 7 GNS)-
Today's trading in the stock mar
ket was dominated 'by irregularly
lower prices. but the decline was
believed to be largely technical
with traders taking profits on
recent advances.
Despite the general downtrend,
new highs were scattered through
out the list. New peaks were hit
by American Radiator, Oliver
Farm, Observation-Disclosures, Wilson,
Pullman, Celanese and Morris q
Essex.
For a short while aviation
stocks bucked the downward
trend. but the group then was
caught in the general selling and
slipped fractions along with the
rest of the list.
Among those issues that lost a
point or more were AtchiSon.
American Can and ChrySler.
Others that showed minus signs
amounting TO Il to y were Inter
national Telephone. Radio Corp,
Standard Oil of N. j., Texas Co.,
n. Y. Central. Pennsylvania, Pepsi
Cola. Bethlehem Steel. u. s. Steel,
General Motors and Kennecott.
Bonds were quiet and curb IS
sues also lost ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Fisher Plants Ger e

Tomorrow two of Detroit's
Fisher Body plants will Join the
select circle Of those flying the
Army-Navy r. . They are The
Fleetwood division and the De-
trolt aircraft unit. They will be
the fifth and sixth of the Fisher
plants 10 get the award.
Three other Fisher Body units
have been flying tho flag for
Some time. The fourth. the
Memphis aircraft division. was
honorcd Thursday. with Col.
George r. Strong Of the Central
Procurement District making
the award.
The Memphis plan employs 50
per cent women on their Job Of
making parts and assemblies for
the famed Mitchell bomber used
by Gen. Jimmie Doolittle and
his Toxic troublemakers. Col.
Strong complimented the lii
vision on it's absentee rate.
which is below the national
average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

Graphs
Pontiac OerIikons
Helped the Spencer
Subdue Maxi U-Boa+
BY SILER FREEMAN

Pontiac has received accolades
before from the fighting fronts
for the efficiency and efficacy of
the Oerllkon guns it is manu-
featuring. But none gave the
workers more of kick than the
telegram received from Vice Adj
miral r. r. Waesche. command
ant of the u. S. Coast Guard,
revealing for the first time that
1t was Pontiac-built Oerlikons
which played "A big part in the
Spencers valiant victory over
a Nazi U-boat.
The guns were identified with
Pontiac by the serial numbers
which each carries. Congratu-
lating the employees, the admiral
stated:
THE 20-mm. guns prevented
the Nazi crewmen from reach
ing the subs heavy deck gun
and helped To silence the light
gun on the subs bridge. After
"A few minutes OF this whitening
fire, the sub sank.
THE coast guard cOngratu-
Iates you on the excellence Of
your hard-hitting guns. Let's
have more Of them and we'll mt
them to the same good use"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
.Chrys|er Nets
.S1.46 a Share

Chrysler Corp. today reported
March quarter earnings were
6,336,l9S equal to 81 46 a share,
as against $3.50 233 or S113 in
the like three months OF 1912.
Net Is subject TO reneGotiation
and year-end adjustments after all
charges. including S3,0OO,OO0 for
postwar rehabilitation and a pro
vision Of S11.s50,OOO for estimated
federal income and excess profits
taxes.
The report stated reneGotiation
proceedings with respect 10 1912,
have not yet been concluded No
reserve provision has been made
for effects. If any.
Sales during the first quarter
Of the current year were reported
as S203, 626. 600. This compares
with sales of S136 299. 75S for the
c corresponding period of 1912,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
How Act Has Been Administered in Practice

But the OF reciprocity attractive Rave we Deeh
getting genuine reciprocity?
believe the negative answer
BY coupling cutting discretionary right the
the state depart
gotten away from the reciprocal idea OF getting qd
Here how the act has
been administered practice: hold discussions with So
called of product which we import and
arrange schedule for
from that country.
far good But accordance with unconditional most
principle forthwith Generaze the arn cut
only concession IN return nut 10
all friendly nations Thus practice the effect Is 10 cut
than 1000 items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
On the
Business
front
Bv WARD SCHULZ
Detroit Tunes fusUriH' tdlfor

A step In tlo rcrt direction
e h.,r- .at-- -, b.. uir de-
-. H.. .,..-,,r. .-,,..-.e.j
decision 30 Keep N.. "''8'f> ..
formed or cg'rar., Dr. em> C1U-
trace,
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more '0 7.,0n'.f- f' ..'
realization g., 'r. Worker 'rl'
p I7y,ff WAS r.er5.r.
Tn som. ..,., f... heard az
Ie,.,I,, .- r..-.o r....,..- ..r-.'ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Significant Appointment

George w. Mason's announce
ment that a. NJ. Wibel had
Joined Nash Kelvinator. was re-
carded as significant by many
IN tho automotive industry.
Wlbel has been for three de-
cades a prominent figure in the
Ford organization.
There have been many runors
about Nash's future in the au-
tomoblle business. The COM
panY'S aviation contracts and
MaSonS personal interest in avi-
alton have led to reports that
the company would leave the
auto ranks 10 take a whirl al
the plane business. With Wibel
IN the organization. this rumor
must now be discounted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
M. s. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
u. =. Fails 10 Get
Trade Reel rOcity

Word mongernc and oganeerng make difficult for solons
Washington the realities
O the Congress has
added 2'2 the years the burden of
liability OF 500
Similarly intrigued by the attractive phrase reciprocal trade
Congress unCrtcay renewed for another
the delegation the department slash Amerl-
as Is 500
Though policy originally built the minds OF
Of shrewd Yankee trading the foreign
realm renewed been administered
that manner on the contrary has been used as device
schedule sched
discretion from
a toward scientific tariff making.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

Futures
Decline

CHICAGO. June 7 QNS)-An
easy tone prevailed in wheat flu
lures today with prices yielding
&c to sc before meeting with
support. July fell TO SLAM
Final prices were l2c lower.
Rye rallied nearly a cent after
declining fractionally early. but
reacted again near the close to
the lows of the session. July
moved down to $3.50 from 9624c.
Last prices were sc to &c lower.
Corn was unchanged and oats
sc lower 10 sc higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Detroit Produce

APPLES Miohigan IN. crate. T. & No
], inch minimum unless oiherpls'
sisted; Northern spys. 81 steele Reds
81 as Washington boxes Delicious 1888
2i6s, fancy. small sizes Sfa5.5O Wine.
saps, extra fancy and fancy ll3s-lns,
S6u625
AvocApos --california fats Fu,r.s
24sl30a. so. ripe low a. So
fuls 81 so, few SO Black Valentines.
g go %. fair 81 5oa2 rs; Mississippi
Black Valentines. 50 %, poor. Si.50p2.
BETS virginia crates hoihed 3 dor .
few, 50 25; Texas 5o-lb. SACKS. topped.
BLUEBERRIEs- klaosma 20 pt crates
Cultivated. cellophsne wrapped, 30 o 35c
CABBAGE- 80 N sacks round type.
Tennessee. IS - q a. poor low 49, 81:
Mississippi SO Is. small some falr. S2a3.
Los Angeles crates. 81 rs, small, come
cASTHfoGPEs California Imperial
Valley Salmon Meats. Jumbo 3ss. sU
S so ass s. 81. few IS 1919, standard
SO IS Arizona Jumbo crates 3ss s. i''
CARROTS California Los Angelo.
50 so. Arizona. 50 IS. fair 81 81. poor
81 5o4 IS. Texas hu baskets, - 20. b.
CAULIFLOWER-Cali pony crates
l2s and larger $3.50. fair. s..
CELERY Florida te-inch crates. trim
med tops. individually washed. Golden
Heart some fair. i-do1 so 7 80 fair 90
s-doz ts 5Oae. fair S7ds sslos, 50
$50 fair $50 ks So S0Tp fair
S70T 80. Pascal California crates, 2-doz 9.
s. Florida Pascal Al sizes IS
faced Bngs, II - row. seHs5o. loose.
s. 50H 10
CORN Alabama crates white, 81 IS;
Texas sacks yellow. So dor 50 -.
best sos so: few IS fair. $50 poorer.
low as 81 Ho,house, Indiana hskt 2.doz.
extra fancy. $3.50 fancy 50 2'N ) 20
GRAPEFRUIT - caHf. std. boxes as-
LETTUCE Los Angeles cr,s 1cshsrs
Calf Salinas Dist. 4-5-do1 50 5on . - 3
LEAF LETTUCE Co., Ho,house ION.
bskts Ohio Si25 fair. Si11l5.
LINES Florida = box cartons 81 asa
1 so FAR 81 bu.. So.
MUSHROOMS Ohio pints. % n 2Tihc
ONIONS som sacks Tex yellow Ber'
mudas generally good. medium and Vel.
low Boilers. 81 rs: yellow Rollers. 81 s.:
cam 5O.lb sacks Red onions, 81 s..
ORANGES CANT sd boxes Vsleneiss
boxes, comb. grade vsienciss. al 'se',
PEAs2CaHf bu osk,s best $500
Z; mostly S3.50q rs. ordinary n fair.
PEACHES - Georgia y bu hsEts
Uneeds. 2-inch min. 81 750i
PEPPERS Florida Calf Wonders. bu.
hskts large. S51 5 Is: choice, 50. World
Beaters. large 50
POTATOES io0-lh sacks Alabama
Triumphs u S. No / S25uf U. s.
No Size p So Sebagos y. s No. l.
Si35 white Roses T. No J. H25:
louisiana Triumrhs Y. s No and
Vietefr- Grade. xi.2oat35. CaiH Long
whites y. e. No size A So 5od+ IS,
L s Nb.Af size r. Sis q s. Comm
ton-ih SACKS. Size A. -; Florida a. 3
No 1 Katshdins A5s
sTRAWBERRIEs- 2f-qt. crts Aroms
Kentucky best So 5one Indiana Aromas-
Rlskemores S91p25; Missouri Aromas
generally good. Ss1s So: poorer low a.
So Kentucky and Missouri. poor - Sod 4
wATERMELoNs Florida Cannonhans
per melon: % lbs ti01.f5 "a lhs
Al ION IS; 30 rs, 81 20I I Is. - ms
81 IS - lbs. 81 ~: Tom watsons ~
ms Si25NI3O
TOMATOES i0-ib. repacks 81 90 Hot
house s-ih bskts medium Ohio. 81 ~;
few siss. Indiana 81 Tsxas lugs
u. g No. !. SKIS, 50 asa ais. SIT, sass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
SEE HIGHER LEVEL

Majority opinion still is that
a higher level will be reached
later this year although mean
while sagging spells would be
regarded as logical.
Sharp differences ~ opinion
exists over what effect spec
tacularly favorable war news
from Europe would have upon
quotations. Some hold such
news would precipitate sharp
drops in many industrial rail-
way and other stocks which
have benefited by our colossal
was program.
Others are confident events
clearly foreshadowing early col
lapse OF nazism would have
electric beneficial effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Behind The Times

The current issue OF The De-
troiter-organ If the Detroit
Board of Commerce-identifies
Ernie Harris as president Of the
Union Guardian Trust Co. and
vice president of the Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of Chi
cago.
The Union Guardian Trust
was taken over by the Detroit
Trust last February Is and
Harris left the firm a week or so
prior 10 that.
Tut, tut, you knew better
than that, Mr.. Scolaro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Paper Production
Remains Unchanged

/ NEW YORK. June = Papea
production in tho week ended
May % was 927 per cent I'M
changed from the preceding week
and comparing with ola per cent,
in the corresponding week Of last
year, according 10 american
Paper and Pulp Association index
of mill activity. Paperboard pro-
duction was IS per cent. compared
with 95 per cent in the preceding
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
II Should Happen Here

Solution 10 the problem Of
Black Markets:
Adopt the British plan Of Sc
we're penalties; offenders get 3
10 Ia years in prison and are
fined three times their profit
or $4,000, whichever is the
larger.
In three years Of war they
have found il necessary 10 can
eel only al retail licenses. SIX
wholesale licenses, and one cat
erinG license.
What a contrast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Death notltes

CARR-Harry J. sr Of 22i7 Baldwin ave.
nue.. dear husband ot Nora father Of
Harry u Joseph v Mrs Norbert
Mot, ~ Marion Ind John Mrs. Howard
brother Of Mrs. Mimi Brown Of Los
Angeles. Cal Sister Margare. Louise
sister Of Charity ~ Cincinnati Funeral
Tuesday from residence At 5 30. ST
Charles Church Al 900
DARGt sH-June 5. Ida ~ 37ss Fremont,
WIDOW ~ The late Alher. dear mother
NJ Mrs Joseph KirchmAnn and Mrs.
George Behlow grsndmother ~ two grand
children and four great era nfchildren.
Funeral from A n Peters Funeral Home.
i2o27 Gratioi Tuesday a. l.i5. salem
Lutheran Church al e.
Dc ktNs-June I, Elizabeth " beloved
wife NJ Harry dear mother ~ Mr..
Raymond Dove. Mrs, 7. wessling. Mrs
George Franks ~ Saranac. Mich. LOWS
NJ. ~ Parma. Mich Herbert L and Harold
grandchildren and four great grandchildren
Funeral Tuesday 30 a m. from A n.
Peters Funeral Home i20s7 Gratiot. and
10 =. m A. 81 David's church
DI gAZio- 4. Vincen1a. beloved vif.
~ Andrea dear mother 81 Mrs. JACK
nlneneack' Anthony, Domenic. Albert.
Funeral from residence 1856 S. Joseph
81 Tues. at $50 san Frsncescs's Church.
10 a. m.
NALBANDitN- Bsizar bIne of 2s3q
Oakman court. beloved wife 81 Nishan
Remains a. the LOUIS MuiurdiCh Funeral
Home 1880 Woodward Ave Services
wednesday. June 2. A. ? . m Al the
Armenian Apostolic Church AZ 1895 OAK.
man Blvd Iniermert Evergreen Cemetery.
TLEaRy June s. 1913 william, husband
~ the late Alice brother ~ MARY e..
Josephine and Emma V. Funeral from
residence iOi F. Ferry Tuesday. q ~
=. m. Rosary Church, At 10.
PAwLOwSK John beloved husband Of
the late Many dear father ~ ignatz,
Clemens. Mrs Anna Leppek. Clara Squires.
Virginia HelkaHS Selma Ingraham Grace
Rodgers and Esther Hogan brother ~
Mrs. Agnes Ler1anski. 80 grandchildren
and ~ great grandchildren also survive.
Funeral from 1885 Spencer Thursday,
q 30 10 our Lady Queen ~ Heaven
Church A. 10. Port Huron papers please
copy
sAJhONsh Constantine June 8. Dear
husband ~ stephsnie. father Of Adam.
Eveline and Michseline cahaney; brother
~ Anthony and Sophie Mazurkiewicz and
Anna Masurkiewicz grandfather ~ Tor-
aid. Funeral Tuesday. June Al 30
a " from Jurkiewic1 n Sons Funeral
Home, 23es Canin and our Lady Queen ~
APOSTLES Church At 2. Interment In Mt.
ouvet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Barron S Business
Index Takes Drop

NEW YORK. June THE ply
steal volume Of business IN Inc
week ended May % declined "a
1887 from 1916 in the preceding
week. according 10 Barron, index
adjusted for lonC-term industry
and population growth This com
pareS with recent nigh Of l35 ;
reached IN the middle OF May and
with l24.O year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Curb Seat Brings
S7,40O, Off S1,10O

NEW YORK, June Arrange
ments had been made today for
the sale of a New York Curb Ex-
change membership AT S7,400, of
100 from the previous sale.
Market is now $1,000 bid and
81 500 offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
State Dept. Has Riqht TO Lift Rates Up TO so Pct

amendments which unsuccessiuly sub
designed the fact that the act practice
Congress had intended Theoretically, the
department also the right TO raise tariff rates up to
studied taken there had not
single which the department had used us dis
American protection against foreign
competition
Thus protection fancy attractive labels the
urtVely instrument
backing away by inch from the traditional American
high tariff policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Extension Represents Administration Victory

when the repeatedly Tor congressional
the law needed the majority is APP
labels than by an analysis
OF the and debts under the act.
of for another years by vote OF
House the Senate represents administration VIC
the critics OF the legislation
reducing time from the customary three
o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Forbes Explains
Continued Rise
In Securities
BY b. c. FORBES

You may wonder why stocks
should have reached new heights
last week when all coal mining.
so absolutely essential to waging
war. was thrown idle by John
L. Lewis in defiance of the con-
stituted governmental authori-
ties.
First, don't sell stocks on
strikes" is an old Wall Street
axiom.
Second, and more important,
the financial world is encour-
aged by the attitude of President
Roosevelt and of Congress to
conclude that the government
will this time deal effectively
with the extraordinary situation.
Last time President Roosevelt.
in making a plea 10 the miners,
took pains 10 state that he was
not acting as President or as
commander in chief. Now he
t a ! ks in these official capaci-
ties, and instead Of pleading, has
issued a clear-cut order"