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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Livestock Market
Def ROfT


HoGs-sslsele $50: hrm. all e.rrowi sne
:ov,. ;i[siiis: stssi. sifso. For week:
cArTIE-ssiasi. aso. rod.yr trade ven,
10 2oe lower on bulls. steady on other
classes. Compared week ago: Slaughter steers
yesriings and heifeu steady TO strong, cows
weak 20 25c lower. Gamers and cutters shov-
Ing ioss; bulis closed weak. after being 75c
to soc higher on Monday stockerI and feed
en scarce, strong. load choice .2e5-lb. fed
steer, topped at ti7. highest in thre.
yesriinss. sis.75@is.so; most common and
medium quite active yi2s15: best mixed
yearlinsi. Sis.7o, odd head choice heiferI TO
Sl6; bulk medium 10 good beef cows. sl2 so
@i3.so. few best sf3.75el5 for heiferish
kinds most common cows, $40. 5oel2 SO;
eAnners and euttsrs, 81 oo@s.7o: late bulk
Al ssu..se bulls slosd7.so, -ees'. top.
better; choice around $50 lbs: stock steeu,
sie most common to good replacement
CALvEs-ssIsbIe 400; active. nrm today
and for week; bulk good and choice yesiers.
Sl7.5o. siIable numbers SIS. odd head
$3.50: bulk common and medium, 3i3.soe
1880; culls. 3e@l1.
sHEEP-ssiabis 400. Slaughter -lan,hs and
sheep active. strong today and for week
bulk GOOD 10 choice wooled lambs. sls.75@
17.2o: common and medium throvouts,
s1750GIS.eo; culls around $40; good and
choice shorn lambs No. 2 and 3 skins, sl5s
1928: common and medium clips. siI 500
i75o; eulls around IS: rood and choice
wooled ewes. $40. shorn ewes around $3.50
down; thin Gull ewes uneyenly IS down.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Nail Bank Stock
Offered at S42

Morgan Stanley and Co. has
formed a nationwide syndicate TO
offer for public subscription 759,-
$50 shares of the National Bank
of Detroit common stock at $42 a
share on Thursday. April 5, a
large part of which represents
purchase of holdings of General
Motors Corp.
The National Bank of Detroit,
last Monday, announced that 1t
was increasing its common capital
stock offering of 250.000 new
shares to its stockholders. OF the
total offering. $685. shares, for
delivery on or about April IL,
1945, will be offered subject to
prior sales. and 122,613 additional
shares will be offered at the
same price. subject to prior SUBJ
scription rights of existing stock
holders of the bank other than
General Motors. which rights ex-
pire May 2. This offering to such
stockholders has been under
written by the Morgan Stanley
Group.
Adjusted to the issuance OF the
25O.000 shares of common, the
bank will have 1,250,0O0 shares
with a book value, including sur.
plus. undivided profits, reserves
flor losses, and special reserve, oi
slightly over $40 a share.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Civilians
Must w ait

WASHINGTON, April 5-New
civilian goods will not reach con-
sumers on volume scale for at
feast year under the program OF
gradual reconversion pla ne d
after Germanys defeat, WPB
Chairman Krug told a press con-
ference.
He outlined a 12-point plan,
which WPB will put in operation
as military cut-backs grow.
Materials and manpower will be
allocated in a way that will give
preference to the most essential
civilian products.
Meanwhile, the advisory board
of the Office of War Mobilization
called on Congress 10 pass an
equitable tax program" at the
earliest possible date to aid busi-
ness during the reconversion
period
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Auto
Decision on War
Production Hinted
BY sILER FREEMAN

Watch out for some startling
Developments in the war pro-
duction picture in about another
week. The heads of the large
automotive companies are going
TO be in much better position
TO know their future plans for
producing cars after next
Thursday than they have been
since the war began. c. r.. Will
son, president of General Motors
limited last night at a press
conference.
Wilson would not say lust
what the developments would
be, except that they would be
more concerned with war work
than civilian plans. But the lat
ter are contingent on the
former. Little planning can be
done until the big producers OF
arms and munitions are told
what the government expects OF
them in the future.
That's one Of the important
things for which J. A. Krug,
WPB chief, is in Detroit today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Bodies Limiting Factor

Fisher Body division is the
key TO GINS postwar plans. Will
son stated that body production
would be the limiting factor in
making new cars again.
All divisions of GM are about
on a par as far as being set to
make cars, Wilson revealed. To
get around the body making
bottleneck, he said that GIN
would limit each of its divisions
in the number of models they
would start off with.
BY reducing the number OF
models TO be made, each divi-
sion will start off even. Each
would get a proportion of the
materials available and thereby
not only would there be no
room for complaint from the
divisions but would satisfy the
dealers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Schmidt Brewing
Profits Steady

Report of the Schmidt Brewing
Co. for the year ended Dec. 81,
1914. certified by independent
auditors. shows net profit OF
S309.S22 after charges and provi-
sion of $216,324 for federal income
taxes.
This is equal TO 81 cents a share
on the 99S.73 shares 81 par COM
mon stock outstanding.
The foregoing compares with
the 1943 net profit of $326, ,094. or
80 cents share, after tax reserve
of S230,691.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

FRUfTS-Apples. Bsldvins. No. L., 50 so
g 2.s3 4e-le. bu.; Delicious. No. 1, "a soa
7.ss ts-Ib: bu.; Northwestern cresninss No.
f,,:asn1 No s ,33ss3:s .slS .sIs SS -
MsInso:S. 10: g. l.. l.. s,'5osa:ss ..:lS' ss ~
Northern spys. No: l., t2.soe2;ss 4s-io
bu:; stsslel Red, No. I, S2.s3 4s-ib, bu.
VEGETABLE CREENs-Leehs. No. 1. soes
LII LtTrUer &c. 'tns AND SALAD csErss-yr,neh
endiys. hothouss, fancy. 81 5-lb. bor; No. 1.
sd;i. ss1;SSi sS s1'n;eh sos No sd $50 is-l0' ou
topped. No J. SIG as b. csss.g.. No. /.
81 sob; , sS: r.S; no. !, 81 .soSi.7s sg,
root. so. 'CYppts'a pts'assss b. cnl,s.. els
ao1; Hor.ersdish, No: ! 81 peck BASKET. pry
dium, 500 e6c Onion sets. A-inoh. s6 32-
onions on hney. "ss ssc Dor. behs': en NO 500
root, No. Il si'soea bu. Potatoes, No i.
ysii ioo-ib. sack Rsdishes. red. hothouss
Siai,7o don. bchs black. No. ], 81 soc 2
by. Rhubsrb, hothouse. fancy. eoe s-ib. boz;
bard. No, 1, socrt - bu Turnlp. tcppea
table oysters. No. 1. 81 dor bchs
Hccs-Extrs arre si3,o7 so-doz. ease.
large sl742; medium, t11.S7
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Trustee Hertieen

One Of the problems which the
National Bank of Detroit faces
in its issuance of rights TO pre-
sent stockholders is that of frac-
tional shares.
To solve this. form of trust
has been set up which will issue
certificates of beneficial interest
covering these fractional shares
and these will be bought and
sold until the fractional shares
are eliminated
Under the law. the trustee
has 10 be someone not con-
nected with the bank so they
selected man who has for
Years served as teller at the
banks elections none other
than Joseph J. Hartigan, vice
president of Campbell-Ewald.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Peace Scare
Drops Stocks

NEW YORK, April 5 QNS)-
Resignation of the Jap cabinet
and Russia's breaking of its neu-
trality pact with Nippon today
threw an early peace scare into
the stock market with the result
that prices were marked down as
much as 2 points.
The selling hit the list late in
the day after early trading had
resulted in negligible pric e
changes.
Volume picked up slightly on
the selling.
Biggest losses In the late de-
cline were suffered in such war
babies" as rails and steels.
Santa Fe fell nearly 2 points.
u. S. Steel more than a point and
Bethlehem a substantial fraction.
Motor share losses were gen.
orally less than a point. Chrysler
ruled u lower.
Utilities were quiet. Curb prices
and bond prices eased.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Maxi Jet Planes

Two Of the most deadly planes
which the swiftly fading Luft-
waite has are jet planes Of
which little has been published.
Both are Messerschmitts.
One is the ME-262 named the
Swallow" which has two en-
eineS and mounts four 30-mm.
cannon In the nose. A one
place fighter. il has tricycle.
landing gear and is rated at be-
tween 600 and TOO miles per
hour.
The pilot balls out by press
ing a button which catapults
him clear of the plane.
The ME-163 is a single engine
plane which is little more than
a glorified rocket. Dubbed the
Moth" because OF its broad
wings which extend almost back
10 the tail. II is rated between
500-600 miles per hour.
The pilot jetisons the landing
wheels on the take-of and skids
10 landing on built-in steel
runners. II can only carry fuel
for 10 minutes but can stay in
the air 40 by gliding" on its
broad wings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Ask Further
Rail HEARING

WASHINGTON, April 5-The
Pennsylvania Railroad. holder OF
a substantial block OF common
stock of the New York. New
Haven Il Hartford Railroad, has
petitioned the ICC to hold a fur
ther hearing in the New Haven
reorganization case to take evil
dence regarding increases In as
sets or reductions in debt which
have occurred since earlier hear
ings in the proceeding or may
occur before the plan is finally
approved by the court.
Pennsylvania said the commits
sion was under statutory obliga.
tion to hold a further hearing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
What 'sNew
In Business
Brewster Housing s
Record Is Good
By WARD SCHULTZ

The other day a Detroit busi-
nesSman. interested in the hous-
ing picture. told me that the
rental delinquent record at the
Brewster project was little short
OF ScandalouS.
"Why 40 per cent Of the ten
ants are IN arrears" he said.
asked Charles Edgecomb,
Detroit housing commissioner,
about the situation and found
that the picture is so good that
IL deserves some mention.
The Brewster pro &c has
taken in $3.50. .062 in charges
since il was opened. As OF Jan.
81. 1a45 there was S4-594-64 de-
lnquent and S774.71 charged OF
as uncol1ectible.
The record shows that collec-
tion losses have been less than
three-tenths of per cent. which
is defipitely not bad.
incidentally. the percentage
Of current tenants delinquent as
Of the end of February was 60,
and of this Edgecnmb said:
"YOu should understand that
lf a key is lost. or q window
broken, charge Ii levied
against the tenant. IL that
charge, he 1t only rs cents, Is
unpaid at the end of the month,
the tenant Is listed as delin-
quent."
And the record shows that of
the AZ tenants behind on their
payments on March /, % owed
less than SO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Steel Workers
DISCIPLINED

CHICAGO, April 5-Charging a
continuation of slow down tao
tics on the picking line of the
Gary sheet Ind tin mill Of the
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. the
management has resumed disci-
plinary measures suspending five
workers for four and two day
periods.
According TO steel officials, the
present dispute represents a pilot
case involving the first incentive
plan approved by the WLB and
Instituted by the management
without union concurrence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

AS for what the new cars
would be like, Wilson repeated
a statement he made two years
ago. The postwar models will
be a refinement of the 1912
models which were the best
we've ever made" he said.
I'VE have some materials
problems we have to work out" "
Wilson said "Seme specifiea-
tions have to be changed be-
cause Of difference in materials
we have available.
Then well make enough
changes on the outside to give
the salesmen something to talk
about"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Big Yacht Deal7

Didn't realize that this coll
umn was quite so widely cir
culated.
Came a phone call yesterday
afternoon from gentleman
from Flint who explained that a
friend of his had called him
from Washington and read the
item which appeared here the
other day about Al Wallace
using Kettering's old yacht AS a
cargo carrier.
The man wanted Wallace's
address because he and his
friend have a big deal on for
several more yachts-which they
would apparently like TO sell
to AL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Late Deals
Hit Grains

CHICAGO, April S 0NS) -
Grains developed heavy under
tone today in active late dealings.
Rye led the decline and tumbled
as much as 2hc before meeting
with important support. Last
prices were l TO 17sc lower. May
was the weakest and closed at
SIPS, against high of SIPS.
Wheat closed unchanged to 1c
lower after losing earlier gains of
as much as INC. May finished
unchanged at Sill y, with the
deferred futures showing the
most loss.
Corn closed %c To &c lower
and oats &c to f'sc down.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Eureka 10 Conduct
Service Meetings

A series OF distributor repair
and service meetings will be con.
Quoted on the West Coast and
throughout the northwest by *
Wattam. service and service sales
manager of the Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Co., il was announced by
George T. Stevens, vice president
in charge OF sales.
Wattam will be joined by o. II
Golberg, Eureka's Western re.
gional manager, in four-week
tour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Drop in Michigan
Dry Bean Supply

LANSING. April 8 OUP)-
Michigan stocks Of dry beans in
storage March l were two-thirdS
of The supply available on the
same date a year ago. the federal
state cooperative crop reporting
agency announced.
Stocks on Michigan farms held
for seed and other uses were esti-
mated at $4,000 bags.
Beans available for sale are
estimated 10 be one-half the
amount last year.
Beans in commercial storage
totsled 62s.O00 bags. compared
with 1,017,00 bags year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Monroe Studies Plans
For S9t6,5OO Project

MONROE. April 5--Plsns for
1915 500 rodernizstion Of the
Monroe water plant have been
received by the city commission.
The long range proposal calls for
q new water intake in Lake Erie.
reha bilitation OF the filtration
plant. electrificstion Of the high
pressure pumping plant and erec-
ton Of 1o0-foot 500 600 gallon
storage tank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Katy Management
Assured Of Support

ST. LOUIS, April 5-Matthew
S. Sloan, chairman and president
of the Missouri Kansas Texas
r. r.. told a press conference
here that while all the proxies are
not in for the annual meeting, the
management has sufficient votes
to assure an overwhelming major
ity in its support.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ADVERTIsEMENT
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAD

Detroit. Michigan, April 3. 1875
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders
Of The Michigan Central Railroad Com
Pany for the election OF directors, and OF
three Inspectors of Election. and the trans
action OF other business as may be law
fully brought before the meeting, will he
held ~ the principal ofic, Of the COMPANY.
Building, IN the City OF Detroit. Miohi-
san, on Thursday, May 3. iste. At 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Ths Stock Transfer Books will he closed
is,s ard ~,n r,sp,n =, 10 o.eioeS A. n
on FRIDAY May 4 l-1at5--.-----------
JOSEPH M. o'HAHoHEY. Secretary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Iron Out BUGS

The stopping of production at
the beginning of the war may
prove a boon to postwar buyers,
Wilson said.
Its the first time we've ever
had new cars In the hands OF
original owners three years."
he pointed out. $50 we have q
chance TO iron out any bugs
that may have appeared In that
time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
{. |. Barnes 10 Head
Bendix HeIi(opter

NEW YORK. April 5-Claire L.
Barnes. founder and former presi-
dent of Houdaille-Hershey Corp
was elected chairman of the board
of Bendix Helicopter, Inc. 10 sue
ceed the late Vincent Bendix
Robert J. Newhouse, marine in
surance underwater, was elected
chairman of the executive COM
mittee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
.Stewart-Warner Corp.
Votes Two Dividends

NEW YORK, April Stewart
Warner Corp. has declared an
extra dividend Of Is cents and the
regular semi-annual dividend of
Is cents, both payable June. TO
stock of record May 2. A similar
extra was paid June ] and Dec. l,
last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Boost Wheat Offering

NEW YORK. April 5-The Ca
madam wheat board has announced
the export offerings of class two
wheat in store at Ft. William will
be advanced / cent a bushel today
from Yesterdays levels.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Election of Charles c.
Layman, above, a presi-
dent and general manager
of Aeronautical Products,
Inc, was announced today.
Formerly vice president and
sales manager, he succeeds
Alfred jackson. the founder,
who was killed i'm a plane
crash. Nj. j. Whitfield.
former secretary. was
named executive vice presi-
dent, and Byron M. Lay
man, treasurer, was named
secretary-treasuFeF.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, April 5 tINsl Cash Grain:
coRN~No. ? yellow. Sll7L No , vel
low. xl.12i3@l.ie No. 4 yellow, Sl.loAh
l.l3i.. No. yellow. 99a4c. sample grade
oATs@Eo. / mixed. 73o: No. ? white.
T3l1c. No. 1 red special heavy, TAG.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
MiHNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, April 5 ms rye closed ]
October, 81 2oi4 q 2o4s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

track
WHEAT-Ro. red. 81 1871: No } red
Sl.T4i5.
CoRN-No 2 yellow, Si.iois No. yel
low, Si.14i30 l.lSi7.
OATS-No. white. 7s@79 No. white
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. S71s@7.ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Total sales on the Ne. YORK stock z;
hsnfs today we're approximately ESQ, 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Skirmishes Test
Italy Battle Line

ROME. Feb 3 ONS) - Allied
and German patrols swappcd
punches all along the Italian front
today while Nski commanders
struggled to move supplies afe
equipment over communication
arteries battered by Ansle-Amerl-
can fliers despite unfavorsb4e
weather conditions,
Medium bomberS blasted rat
road bridges along the man
Brenner Pass route and other i'm
portant spans in north and north
west Italy yesterday, headquarters
announced today.
Fighters destroyed and dam
aged many parked enemy planes
during Strafing attacks on An Inn
portant airfield in YugoSlavia
while Raj and l.. S. medium
bombers flew supply missions 10
liberated areas of that once com
pletely occupied land
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

AN ADVANCED FIFTH AIR
FORCE COMMAND POST,
LUZON, Feb, ; GNS)-A Jap
destroyer, possibly loaded with
high ranking officers. lies on the
bottom of the China Sea today
off Formosa; another probably
was sunk, and third blasted with
two direct bomb hits following
what is called in these quarters
"a routine mission.
All was peace and quiet in the
forward CP yesterday morning
about Ii, when the radio suddenly
chartered.
Three enemy destroyerS left
Aparri bound for FormOsa," the
speaker said.
They could he evacuating
kew personnel OF the japanese
high command. II 80. II il esti-
mated they are carrying 400
officers"
Immediately Co. David Hutch
inSon swung into action Quickly
he had measured map distances
between Aparri. on northern
Lulon. and TakaO, big Jap naval
base on FOrmoSd.
Orders went out 20 our AIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
DNB Silenced
Flow Of News From
Nazi Station Halted

LONDON. Feb. 3 QNSD-Rcu-
ter'S reported late today that since
the about, mighty hammeriRg Of
Berlin by United States planes the
only words from the European
tranSmltter Of the Nazi agency
DNB have been the end 49,. the
end
The normal flow LneWS-trom
DNB has been entirely cut of, the
British news agency said bat
repeated from time TO time-the
words 'SChluSS d. SChluSS tthC
end the end were spoken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Accuse Driver
In Zone Crash

Reckless driving was the police
charge today against metofiSt
who was seriously injured, with
Two passengers early Saturday,
when his automobile struck a pro-
tected safety zone at Woodward
and w. Grand Blvd.
The driver is Howard Sutton,
81. OF 744i Brush, who was SOUTH
bound on Woodward and is be.
lieved by police 10 have fallen
asleep before his car demolished
the zone light standard.
The others injured were Mar
tin Oakley, 80, of 326 Horton and
Mrs. Anna Edwards, 35. -2377
w. Grand Blvd. All are in Re-
ceiying Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Chind-Bdsed
B-A Reported

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3
CUP Tokyo radio reported to-
day that L. S. SuperfortreSS
bases have been established at
three points in southern China
and that American airmen are
attempting 10 establish reserve
bases which would bring all OF
Japan within range of the B-29S.
Superfort bases have been set
up at Sian and Lanchow in addl-
ton to base reported earlier at
Kwcilin in provinces held by
Chungking, the Tokyo broadcast
stated
"To further their violent
bombing attacks with B-29
Superiartresses, { h q China
based American air force also
is attempting 10 establish re-
serve bases in the far northern
province OF Ningsia a. well a.
in the Communist controlled
areas OF HOpeh, Honan and
Shansi provinces" Tokyo de-
-clat.f,f4
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
I j. NJ. Professors
Asked 10 ResiQn

ANN ARBOR. Feb. "a dispute
that has been brewing for years
between two professors of Eng
liSh in the Engineering College of
the University of Michigsn and
the college and departmental
heads ended Saturday with notices
requesting the two professors TO
resign
Carl Dahlstrom, for 25 years an
associate professor of English
and Christian Wenger, with %
years service, were notified by
the Board of Regents that their
designations were desired at the
close of the school term.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
3 Jap Destroyers Blasted
By Bombs Near Formosa

units. Tn a few minutes medium
bombers with an escort Of Thun-
derbolts roared out over Lingayen
Gulf.
They spotted the enemy 20
miles from Fornosa--a bare hour
from the safety of Takao Harbor
Roaring out OF the southeastern
skies came our planes, and their
bombs.
II was all over in a very few
Beneath the water had slipped
one destroyer with its human
cargo. On the surface, another
was left burning with a heavy list
and probably sunk. while the third
was suffering with two direct hits
and ablaZc from stem 10 stern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Newspapers Face
Another Quota Cut

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 CUP)-
The newspaper industry advisory
committee recommended this week
that no change be made in news
print quotas for the second quar-
ter of the year
However, WPB officials advised
il that possible developments in
the next 30 days may require a
reduction. il was announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Gen. A. NJ. Pdtth's Son
Cited PosthumousIy

WITH THE SEVENTH L. S.
ARMY, Feb 3 tUP)-Lt. Gen.
Jacob L. Devers, commander Of
the Sixth Army Group today
awarded the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross poSthumouSly TO Capt
Alexander M Patch Jr.t son Of
1t. Gen. Patch, Seventh Army
commander.
Patch. commanding a company
in the 215th Regiment Of the
10th Division. was killed near
Embermenil. Oct. %
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
DENIED BY PEARSON

LANSING, Feb. Brig. Gen
Leroy Pearson. director of selcc-
tive service in Michigan, en-
phatically denied today that
essential farm workers are being
fnducted into the army in viola
tion of the TydIngs amcndmcn,
10 the draft law.
at II true" Gen. Pearson
said, "that agricultural work
ers under 26 years of age are
being ordered by their local
! boards to report for pre-induc-
ton examination. At the same
3 time their cases are being re-
viewed by the boards 90 de-
fermine whether they will be
reciassified or deferred.
"This il a perfectly legal
procedure and the board has
authority 20 determine the
availability OF the candidate"
Regarding the charge that Mai.
Nick A. Luscombe, Michigan
Eelective service representative,
was instructing boards 10 ignore
the TydingS amendment, Gen.
Pearson said:
"The major has talked TO
groups, In an effort to make
the situation clear. think In
some cases there has been mis-
understanding and that some
persons have the mistaken idea
that pre-induction examination
means induction"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Absentee Teachers
Worry Chicago Board

CHICAGO. Feb. 3 CUP)-Thc
board OF education said today it
was more concerned over teachers
playing hockey than students
AbSenteeiSm on the part Of l3.-
600 elementary school teachers
averages 200 per day an official
raport disclosed