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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Livestock Market
DETROIT


CATTLE salable receipts 500 market
falls steady-uu an classes Most sales
medium and good slaughter steers And
warnings Si4H1S. few good steers held
above SIS 90 common and medium
Grades. Sii 10. few good beef cows Sl2
~ l. 80 bulk common and medium COWS
So so II Cannets and cutters mainly
So ST. SIS SOME shelly lightweight can
ners down 20 S. and below hulls une, en-
bulk medium and good sausage bulls
$40 50 II. 30. some held higher common
and medium hehtweights, so 10. cut-
terry kinds down % SIS stockers and
feeders scarce
CALVES Ssiahle receipts 500 vealers
mostly steady. fairy active Bulk good
and choice. $40 30. few best ST.. com
mon and medium grsdes unevenly Sll r
&l5 culls irregular. ranger So 10
HOGS "A 500 Market very slow: bid
ding around steady or xi3 90. on bulk
good sud choice POO 300 los hogs held
slightly higher light Hshts lfO.i5o lbs D..
steady a. 81 rs 122a, little done on
other weights ore sows
SHEEP Sslable receipts 900; All
slaughter sheep and lambs opening steady
bur early receipts small Most sales me
dunn and good shrtu native lambs with
$50 . and peits So 90 "a some Gull
lambs ranged from xil down, no t0ppy
lambs displayed sheep supplies mostly
Gun ewes ranging from So for fresh shorn
kinds - s. SO for wooded offerings. fat
shorr ewes quotabie up 20 s. and NooIed
NfNffIfkN fN W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
CONFUSED WORDING

One confusion is the mixing of
the word prices with the phrase
cost of living. - Only few items.
and those at retail are included
in cost of living" But prices
embrace all goods usually at
wholesale For example, the prices
Of farm lands and of building
have scared 10 ncar-reCord levels.
while the unsatisfactory little in
deXeS' Of cost of living have
been held down
Another confusion is the cost
of-livinC index Us. tho real cost
of living. Little allowance is made
for deterioration in quality, lack
of service, etc. An elderly middle
class woman now wears herself
out because she can't get help
in her house and has 70 shop and
carry heavy packages. No allow
ance is made for tho tendency
of wage earnerS 10 buy higher
priced goods and Injuries. not
necessary asa cost of living"
Above all wages" are confuesd
with basic wage rates Up 10
40 hours a week. the hourly wage
rate hasn't risen much of late.
But above 40 hours. it has risen
sharply and the actual take-home
earnings of labor are the most in
flated price on record. This rec
ord price has never been equaled
in any war, Mr.. President.
Only by adopting mirrors in the
shape OF false definitions can it he
said that the line has been held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Auto
Graphs
Civilian Air Riders
Due for Brea (
BY SILER FREEMAN

Civilian plane riders are due
for a break The airlinos arc
gradually getting back The
planes they had turned over 10.
the Air Transport Command AT
the beginning of the war and
more space Is becoming avail
able I'm fact, Pennsylvania Gem
trial mSt announced extra daily
service 10 Cleveland and Wash
ington
But while a civilian may have
q chance 80 ride 10 ms dcStlna-
ton without being bumped off %
by a priority holder, full relief
is still not IN sight The PreSl-
dents directive. limiting the air.
lines 90 q total ~ 200 Ships. rs
still in force and this number
viii not permit much extension
of service by any of the lines
Then there Is The matter Of
pilots. The aIrlineS have strict
requirements for their pilots
and while they have an abund-
ance of co-pilotS. for whom the
rules are more elastic, they still
seek men with the hours in the
air that qualities them The
high Standards make pilots a
scarce commodity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
M. S. Rukey.sr
Industry Fosters
Creative Thinking

and peace modern business heighhs its opportunity
for public usefulness that teamwork
perhaps blundeF overdramatize the
personality OF the chief executive.
The modern corporation is cooperative agency which
Sodaes procured from the of ind
vdua making them available to workers processing natural
undertakes the cooperative aspect
inviting suggestions methods from the hum
bles employees
For example, General Motors which has donned khaki for
Duration last year paid nearly million dollars in
and stamps employees
increasing quality and quantity of products
reducing Approximately out OF every five
workers deemed worthy of tangible
reward running from stamps 10 $1,000 war bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
a Hit Parade

Talk of the town was the
galaxy Of business stars that
gathered the other night at the
Statfer to honor q NJ. : Dick
Grant.
Here's just partial list but
II will give you some IDEA oil
what ! mean
There was Packard's George
Christopher. L s. Rubber's En-
nett Sheehan. Don Eddins of
Plymouth, Walter McLucas OF
the National Bank of Detroit,
G.. Ms Donaldson Brown and a
host of other G Nj. eXeCS, l.. Y.
Britt Of Burroughs, Graham 5
Raw Hodgson. Dave Wallace OF
Chrysler. John Toolin Of a. e. p,
Sid Caswell Of General Electric,
Senator Homer Ferguson, Jack
Shafer of Peter Pan Bakeries,
{. f. Wilson Of G.. NJ, J. j.
Wharam and Dale Roeder OF
Ford and, of course, Henry T..
Ewald
incidentally. much appreci-
ated was the ample supply Of
golden brew supplied jointly by
Coebel. Pfeiffer and Koppitz,
and Adcraft President Jesse
Flick did a great job as master
of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Power Output
Up Z per Cent

NEW YORK. April 13-Elec-
trio energy distributed by the
electric light and power industry
of l.. s. for week ended April
s was 1861 094. 900 klowatt hours,
against $3.50 .467 600 kilowatt
hours in like 1913 week, an IN
crease of 1913 per cent, according
to Edison Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended
April ! totaled 4,40S, 703 900 kilo-
watt hours. against $3.50. S58, 900
kilowatt hours in similar 1913
period. an increase of 1873 per
cent, and in week ended March 25
came TO 4409,l59,000 kilowatt
hours, against 3,92S.170000 kilo-
watt hours a year earlier, an in
crease Of 1872 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
initial Stock
Trading Light.

NEW YORK, April ID (UP)--
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
in light trading today. Bonds
held steady. Cotton futures
opened unchanged TO 70 points
lower
American Airlines lost a point
TO ella on the first sale and Du
pont gained nearly a point 10
144s.. Other net changes among
the leading issues generally were
fractional.
Southern Pacific had a block
of 200 shares at 29s4 up ~ in
the rails where Southern Railway
sold at PAS up Ia: Erie Certifi-
Gates lis. off Is; Pennsylvania
29ss. and New York Central 1885
off Il.
Cuban American Sugar opened
1000 shares at 13 up Il; Rustless
Iron, 900 at 2lla up y; Aviation
Corp. 1000 at 37s off Il. and
| United Gas Improvement, 200 at
Ia off Is.
u. S. Steel and Republic Steel
opened at their previous closing
levels. while Bethlehem firmed n
TO 5Sls. Consolidated Edison had
small gain in the utilities where
North American was unchanged.
Copper shares held around tfC
previous close. General Motors
held steady.
Small declines were noted in
Standard Oil IN. j.. American
| Radiator, American Smelling, Sin
clair Oil kennecott American
/ Locomotive, American Car &
Foundry, American Can, Loew 5
and Consolldated-Vultee.
Trading was dull after the
opening with prices steady a
block of 1000 shares OF North.
west Air Lines sold at l9 UNI
changed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

ferenCe> IN important business
centerS this month, II has Just
been announced al institute
headquarters here.
The meeting, 70 bc attended
hv executives. bankers, lawyers,
representatives government.
accountants and others for dis
cussion of war problems, will he
sponsored by the societies Of
certified public accountants OF
seven states, The subject 10 be
presented hy Barley At each
meeting is War Contract Ter
mination Problems
The wartime accounting series
will open in Pittsburgh April
L. Then will follow similar
meetings. in New Orleans, liouS-
Ton. Tulsa Kansas City. Mo
Omaha and Minneapolis Head
ING the group Of speakers will
be Victor II. Stempf of New
York. president of the Ameri-
can Institute, whose subject for
each conference will be The
Post-Victory Challenge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Sales, Production
Marks SET by PhiI(o

PHILADELPHIA. April f3 80
PhilCo Corp. set a new monthly
record for sales and production
during March The company'S
overall production increased
steadily month by month in 1913
and the same situation has con-
tinued in first quarter this year.
Both production and sales
reached a new high record in
l943, amounting TO SIG, 1895. sos
against SOS. sos. 979 in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Design for Living

Those Of US who have long
marveled at the energy dis
played by Nat Hopkins, able
public relations counsel for
Continental Motors, can take
hope. The secret Is out!
Nat has. always been a bug
on mechanical ContrlvanCeS. He
rugged an automatic gadget
which turns on the burner on
the electric stove at $50 each
morning The lights also switch
on automatically az that time.
Within few moments the
Singing" teakettle perks up
and the sound awakenS Mrs.
Hopkins.
She takes the hot water,
makes coffee. gently awakenS
her spouse and serves him cof-
fee IN bed
After his coffee. Nat rolls
over and catches another half
hour Of sleep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
27-Year Steel
Mark Broken

PITTSBURGH, April lS-Car-
negie-lllinois Steel Corp today an
.notmced that the company'S steel
workers in March established B
new monthly unit production rec
ordS, including one Of over y
years standing
Monthly blast furnace record at
Edgar Thompson Works which has
been on the books since October,
1916. was beaten when. more than
Z. 2 10 010 tons of iron were pro-
duced by this department IN
March.
Clarion Works also smashed an
all-time blast furnace record mark
made IN October, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Poque Learns PeriIs

The airlineS by. now should
have a champion for their cause
in l.. Welch Pogue, chairman
of the Civil AcronauticS Board,
after-ttc trip nc had recently TO
Detroit to attend the first Air
Cargo meeting Pogue started
off from Washington, intending
to fly TO Birmingham first and
then 10 Detroit-
Bad weather Cancelled the
flight TO Birmingham and he
had 10 take the train When
he was ready 10 leave Birming-
ham he found he eoHid not get
through 10 Detroit but had to
take the Delta lines which got
him TO Chicago and from there
he finally made it 10 Detroit
in time for the luncheon.
But on the way back to Wash
iRgten, he encountered trouble
He got as far as Pittsburgh
aHd-was pitt off by someone
with a higher priority Two
flights found him Still I'm Pitts
burgh. waiting fpr-a-S-saFefa4ff4ftt
seat.
Luckily, e. Bcdell Monro,
president of the Pea lines,
came through Pittsburgh with
Harold A. Olsen. former dis
trict traffic representative here.
Olsen CALAMITY gave his seat
to Pogue, enabling him finally
10 reach Washington Now he
knows what an air traveller is
up against when he undertakes
trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
NleWFirIllS
Formed

LANSING. April 13- uPl-T'hs
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
that Incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms:
Foreign corporations admitted:
The Du-Lite Chemical Corp,
Connecticut. Detroit. $50, 600 COM
mon stock.
Standard Discount Corp, Ohio.
Detroit. $4,000 common stock
Trimm Distributors, Inc. Illi-
nois Detroit. $4,000 common
stock.
New Michigan corporations
Burieigh-StoCker Machinery Co.
l0l4 Fisher Building, Detroit T.
Blair Burleigh, Birmingham. and
Rollin b Stacker s.. Clair Shores.
10 sell machine tools. $4,000
common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Merritt Addresses
Detroit Credit Men

Merritt y Hill. vice president,
Harry Ferguson, Inc, addressed
the monthly meeting Of the mem
berS of the Detroit Association
OF Credit Nj en- h ED in the
Italian Gardens, Book Cadillac
Hotel. this noon
His subject. The Role of the
Credit EXeeHtivr-In Postwar Mcr-
chandiSing. Is an important one
TO the credit profession J. II.
Frazier of the Great Lakes Steel
Corp and president OF the Detroit
Association of Credit Men pre-
Sldod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Wage, Price
Con,troI.Hit
nv LEWIS HANEY

Congress now has under eonsld-
Grafton the extension Of wage and
price Sterilization measures, in
Guiding the OPA. In this connec-
ton, the statement concerning
the sterilization program recently
made public by the President IS
Of much interest. Unfortunately
one. can hardly say that II IS OF
much Importance, because this is
election year and the worlds No.
/ politician is pulling the strings
10 keep his political machine IN
power. Moreover. the statement
itself is not issued by "A non-partl-
san or scientific authority but by
the men whose political Jobs are
dependent upon making salts
factory showing for the policy in
question.
! ask YOU. what would YOU eX-
paci MeSSrS- NlASaR- BoWleS,
Jones. Davis 10 report concerning
their own performances a fiXerS
Of prices and wages Well, that
is lust what they did They re-
port smashing victory, with
heavy casualties inflicted on the
enemy. and no losses on their side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
300 GMT BOwIers
To Banquet. Saturday

PONTIAC. April 13-General
Motors Truck & Coach bowlers,
300 strong, will hold their annual
banquet and prize distribution at
Elks Temple Saturday night Ed
Stepleton, secretary of the GMT
League, announced that top OFF,
clals Of the company will be
guests Of honor and that sports
celebrity from Detroit Will be
guest speaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
REQ Sends Mathews
To Indiana District

LANSING. April - (UPl-Don
c. Streeter. sales manager for
REQ Motors Inc -tnday-had- an
nounced appointment OF John NJ.
Mathews Marion, Ind, as the
company's district representative
in Indiana and adjacent states.
Mathews was formerly asso-
ciated with the Indiana Truck
Co, the White Motor Go. and
the General Motors Truck and
Coach Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Mobizne Technique Developed by T.P. Archer

technique mobzing talents of workers
management level developed by T p Archer vice
The corporation expressed
the that such creative thinking by the rank and file helped
to bill
The always spectacular
benefits could be readily measured
For. example worker suggestion which increased
grinding bushngs SIS GAP hour
adjustment of the bearings of secret
weapon the result that 1900 units delivered than
other would haN feasible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Hostile Attitudes Dissolve Constructive Id eas

10 rank and file to think conStfuc
lively important keep the fountains and springs
OF system open and pure
Ideas abored when hostile atmosphere exists between
and
Progress theological efefto promote class
warfare between capital and labor.
When reSourcelf woringnan bond as an award
he becomes capitalist.
worker who buys shares
employing fraction OF the tools
v1t1w which he works the role capitalist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Ex-Editor Missing

A real blow 10 all in the
business world who knew him
was news that Capt Royal F.
Munger. former financial editor
Of the Chicago Daily News, is
missing in action in the South
Pacific.
Gen. Vandegrift notified his
wife that he is missing and said
further details viii follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Thrifty Worker in Realty Capitalist

thrifty worker in another aspect The
66O00000 life policies the 9O00O00 savings
epostotS 100000 participants old bene
Social Security Act for the most part worker
capitalists
Thus Of theorists artificial anpathy
part workers against business profits Is unreal
effective and human way 10 make
to contribution the industrial
should reaching his talent and
pprnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
I'M MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
InMpANX

Detroit Michigan. April g. 1glf
The Annual Meeting ~ the stockhold-
ers az The Michigan Central Raroad
Company fr the election ~ Directors
any of three inspectors OF Election and
me Transaction 90 such other business a.
may be awfuily brought before the meet
lnE-N-lL -hEll-4i-tlaA--t. 4---tr~-r
~ the ComrsnN Room 400 Michigan
central Terminal Building M the City OF
Detroit " chiEan, IN Thursday MAY 4
1874. a. 80 % clock A. NJ
The stock Transfer Books VIII he closed
AZ O'Clock j. ~ nn FRIDAY April -.
1877 and VIII reopen AZ 10 o'clock ~ 81
on FRIDAY. Man @ 1874
JOSEPH " O.MAHONEX.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

the American
countan tS,
and also a
vice preSi-
dent, Is one
Of six officers
and commit
tee chairnen
of the organ
HFatfeH seifed-
uled 10 sd-
dress a series
o ( sc v c n
wartime ac-
rOtt~sfv~ con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE

PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co
Notice Of Annual Meeting OF Stockholders
Detroit Michigan. April l. 1874
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
The annual mcsting Of the stockholders
Uf PEkE NJ X q Z r I r r. RAILWAY
COMPANY VIII be held AZ the general
office ~ the Company in the General
M0tyrs Building In me City Of Detroit
.i. \t.ais. on TUESDAY Nay l9t ar
~ me cletton OF directors TOR me
ensuing year.
80 The election Of inspectors % e'ett
ton and .0
t3l NE transaction be gth other bust.
ness as may ppperI8 come before
the WeeNnE
Tpe stock transfer books viii mot be
closed hut un1cr the bylaws ~ the
Company no stock can be voted a. SAID
meeting unless registered On the books ~
the Company for ten DAYS previous 70
sald wrc'rr
Ry order of me Boarf ~ Directors
II + LOHMEYER Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Reduction OF Scrap Cuts Cost Of Tanks

through reduction of scrap
negligible factor,
Through the smpliication of motor testing thousands OF
plant manufacturing motors
These undramatlc Inventions yet they
significantly technology which
the prodou American production OF munitions possible
enthusiastic effort be promoted during
period the of advances IN the material we'll
being civilians will be bright indeed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
AMAZING STATEMENT

One of the most amazing fea.
lures OF the statement is that its
SignorS and political chief try TO
give the impression that every
body has been benefited by their
h0Td-the-Iine efforts, farmers, Ia
hOrerS. Whitc-Collar workers. en-
.tpTpriScrS and fiXed-income
rCCipientS-"al groups" 1t is
much like the advertisement for
Peruna used 10 read Thus II
stated that in 1913. corporation
profits rose, (2) the net income
of farm operators moved up 81
average weekly wage earnings
reached new high ground, un-
diminished by rising prices. and
ri the fixed income classes
90 million perSonS) were par
ticularly benefited by not having
prices rise.
That such a feat would be i'm
possible is not difficult 10 show
"PriceS22 represent the-valHe-of
all the producer services that en-
ter-iHte- the making of goods
the labor, land. capital. and en-
terprise required. Prices must
cover all expenses of production,
including wages. interest and
profits. How, then. can all in
comes and expenses have been
raised While all the costs of pro-
ducInG them are raiSed. including
profits?
Its a good trick. something like
pouring water into a full tank
and at the same time keeping the
level Of the water down so that
the tank doesn't run over
-sStteff-triciS art UTUatty-por-
formed with mirrors, and this one
is no exception.
For example, no allowance is
made for government subsidies.
Many millions Of dollars are paid
TO farmers and professors to in
duce them TO hold prices down.
But YOU and | pay these sums to
the government as taxes and
loans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
. What's New
In Business
Georqe 8adeX .
Goes on Toar
By WARD sCHULTz

George .. Bailey q, Detroit
chairman Of the committee ON
termination of war contracts of
tia Ay,,rr,ran Institute of AC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

CHICAGO Aprl ~ GNSl- HOGS ~
600 stronE ~ Zoe higher Top ylf bulk
Nl3 So l3 e5 heavtcs Sl3 5O1 rs 90. me
fiums Xl3 1904 Nights Si3 25u 10 s.
neht urhfs Si2 1aa.l3 so. packing sows
Sl3 i3 60. pigs So
CATTLE % 200. lo.l5c higher Calve.
500 steady Reef stecr@ cif-frr- f1-r
rs r medium Sf3u1a. Nearlings Sl2v
1878 butchers heifers $40 rs 25 COWS.
81 so 1879 bulls Sq.t13 % calves 50
10 feeders NlrtA %. tt0ckers steers.
$40 "a COWS and heifers 81 ~ So
SHEEP 600 sfe4dv lambs Sl6 r
te el-Fp mon. Si3 rs. yearlinEs. Si2
u SOL feeders 5Il "a 5n. ewes s. so ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Detroit Stocks


hi, idends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
WILLIAMS OII~o.NArte u4rtNG

ItAF FTTFI U'||Iff u
1883 1892
Ss' profit sea- 1Ts SISr lsf
snare earuIrgf So ISL $50
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-08
"Ako bi incl potovoIne
ogitotoTe, sedoj bi bill
cos jih posIoti okrogT

Morsikdo s%yetuje: "%PosIjite kogo ma o~gitocijo
20 noselbinoh. Sedoj ysi deIojo in bi ne biIo tezko
dobiti norocnike, posebno Sc, ker Sc cd ~vnanjeqo
zostopniko rojse noroce kokor pa cd domceqo."
zeIo dober nosvet. Ampok neizyedljiy. cosi
Potoyolnih ogitotorjev "a sIoyenske Iiste, XII so si
Cd enego konco dezeIe do drugego, so "a nomi.
PonehovoIi SO z ukinjenjem priseIjevonjo in z IL
umironiem onih, XII SO bill priprovIjeni no toko po-
tovonjo.
Pri tenn SO tudi gmotno vprosonjo. voznino,
stonorino - vse stone veIiko vec kokor nekoc.
Stroski potovoInego ogitotorjo bi bill, &c Sc mu bi
70 delo tudi %plocolo, dostikrot vecji kokor pc do
hodki, kojti "a dobljene n%orocnine ie trebo posi-
Ijoti LIST.
Drr1i nosvet: "Po ~posIjite kogo IL urado" To
ie bio mogoce, dokier smo v MENU deioIi tribe oil
cello STRIFE. Sedonjo dvo zmogujeto komoj tekoce
delo. in Sc tego ne V 40 uroh ali v 48 uroh ma teden.
Torej Sc bono moroIi temi dejstvi sprijozniti
in deloti kokor je V sedonjih okoIseinoh nojboIjse
mogoce.
Res je, do so Jude sedoj vsi zoposIje,i in logIje
dojo kok dollar vee "a norocnine, ali v tiskovni skIod
it'd. kot pa V brezposelnosti, ali pa &c je clovek vsok
dan ' strohu, kdoj go odsIove.
Zonosomo Sc torej pred vsem no lokolne 20
stopnike in one ~potoyolne ogitotorje, XII moreio ysoj
V sosedne noselbine, FER no druge ~prijoteIje Probe
torco, XII "a list Iohko veIiko store, oko so koIckoi
pri Volt izrobiti priIoznosti.
Y tel steviIki je izkoz prispevkov V tiskovni
skIod, XII jih je list prejeI skozi yes minuIi mesec.
Uproynik provi, do BIO v bodoce objoyIjon pogo
stejse.
VeIiko noIogo pred nomi sedoj je "Mojski qIos".
Zostopniki in drugi somisIjenik nobirojo oglose in
norocnine, sotrudniki pa skrbe, do BIO nopoInien
z dobrim grodivom.