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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
= 6rau g. M., Mtnn.

Bforrer &neipp empfieblt Hetti6e,
Vteerettt6 ODER 9fooies6en (SorIe
NootlO-Saft gegen NierenIeioen al,
Ter art. Vton trinft Sen Goft, ettpa
oret gBloffel Ooa tG9li6 5tpei $50
den lang 9lbenOs Dor Dem S9lQfen-
geben Iollte man. Inn WogenDinoe gu
oertrelben, cine Gal1e SoaunoerblGt.
tertee trinfen, 9luBeroem trinfe man
otter Ioure Veil6 ooer eiie Soppen.
tale (Gottoge Gbeele). 9lu6 muB man
JlelldgenuB unO olfobolboItige &C.
tranfe met0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

Gie 3ufubr BON 8 6nei-
men ninmt 3u, pQbreno 0ie 3ufubr
bon EtnOoieb obnin1mt. 8ie it6 Die
O}Grfte unO Breile geitolten neroen,
muB a6getportet meroen. Die Static.
nterung bon 61eii6 nur0e, entgegen
aller grmartung, om "a. Nobember
eingeIteat. 8ie beri6tet miro, Iteben
fir oa5 tomnen0e Subr bun0ertfiinfs
unoie65ig Bfun0 6leiif] fir ieoe
BerIon i'm 2on0e in auslt6t. Bie
groB oie Broouttion iein miro, lit
lei6t ous3ure6nen, oa Die 8eo0ltes
rung ouf runo bunoertunopier5ig
Wiaionen geI6abt miro.
gngIano / 6 aut lid nj 6 t
nur I'm fir @riub fir Butter, ions
bern iudt aud biaiges WoteriQl 5ur
SerIte1ung BON &unItbutter. @us
2onoon Wuroe beri6tet, 6oB @nglanb
etne BaIfilffan9-@rpe6it unter-
ltiibt, in Der Soffnung, Materiol fir
Sleomorgarine uno @riab fir Sett-
ltoffe gu erlongen. 8aufiibfleiI9
oient olS meni6li6e Nobrung, un6
Der abfaa miro 5ur SerItellung BON
&unitoiinger beniibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

Die 3 obI Ser % a ItIGm
mer lit oieies Sqbr 10 groB, penn
nidt groBer, olS Oie lebte5 Sobr nm
olele 3eit mar. @s nuroen i'm Sfto=
Der 100000 2dnmer in ben Rorn=
giirtel geididt, Inn gemGItet 5u per-
Oen, gegen $4,000 inn Sftober 1914
un0 1,O80,0O0 i'm Sftober 1910.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

2lnima GbriIti
Sccle Gbri7ti, bciIige MIDI!
%clb GbriIti, mode ielig MIDI!
9lut G6riiti, trdnfe MIDI!
@oiicr Ser Seite GbriIti, poibe midi !
9ciOen Gbrilti, 1tQrfe MIDI!
> giiti9er Seiu, erbore midi!
Son Cir LAB nimmer lAeioen midi!
Sor'm b0Ien 6eino belHirme midi!
&n meiner lo0eS1tun0e rufe midi!
i3u Cir 5u tommen belize midi!
Nit Geinen Seiligen 5u loben 0iG
Sn Gcincm Hci6e elpigli6. 9lmen.
;Scrner (OOr einem &ru5ifire o0er
8ilOe Oe5 @efreu3igten gu betenD:
vSiebe, mein geIiebter un0 giiti=
ger Selu5, in Geiner beiligIten @e-
9eHmort merfe id MIDI nie0er uno
bite 3id inbriinItig: BrGge tief Elm
in mein 9er3 0te @efiible 0es @Iou=
benS, Der Soffnung, ser 2ie6e, oes
Sdn1er3e5 itber meine Siin0en un0
oeS felten 8orlube5, Did nidt mebr
51 belelOigen, inOem id nit oQer
Slcbe un0 ber5lidem VfitIei0 9eine
beiligen flint 8unoen betra6te uno
lnnig beber5tge, mas BON 0ir, 0 mein
SeluS, Der beilige Eropbet GoDio
gelogt bat: Sic baben Weine SGnoe
unO 6iibe our6bobrt un0 ale Meine
0ebeine ge5dblt." (6iinf 8oterunIer,
@e9riiBt ieiit Ou, Weorio, uno @bre
lei Dem 9ater nad Ser Weinung 6es
81. 8aters.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

- r8os lit t0ridter, als penn
Der Weni6 ni6t na6 Der Seiligfeit
tra6tet, oa ct pirtlid) gum @robe
etlet? 8onn Die 9lugen ii6 peroun-
teln ponn oaS @ebor lt6 perliert>
monn Die Saore ausfouen, 6as sln-
gelt9t blei6 miro, penn er foIt feline
.3dbne mebr bat, penn oie Saut ber-
oorret, Die 8ruit enge piro, ser SUI
item ptetft, Die &niee 5ittern, Die fSii-
BE anl6pelen, uno ale oieie Oinqe
on5eigen, bob 6os Sous leines 2ei.
beS bolo 5ulammenfaQen tpiro?" (St.
3DprianuS.)
- ~@inlt berponoelte gbriItus in
eona 8olier in @ein, pelder Dem
glute berDanot lit, bur6 Seinen Bio.
BEN Stllen uno es iollte niht Mir
Dig 1eln, Sbm gu glouben, 6uB gr
oen Weln IN Sein 8lut bertpan6eit
babe? 8enn gr, our leibliden Sod-
5eit eingelaoen, ienes unerborte 8un.
Der mirtte, meroen mir niht Inn 10
mebr befennen, bob @r Sein sSlelid
uno 8lut ben S0bnen bes @rduti,
goms eegeben?" (St. 3priuus.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
NuAkunN
@un 8rof. 5. M. 9nbreu
9feOaftcnr Oes ,8aiIenfreuub'
Jran Gb. g., Wtid.

9lu50c3eidnete 9IbloBgebete no6
GnpIung ser beiligen &ommunion
linO:
Evening star., 1945-04-23
BarkIey and Thomas
Will Miss Debate
On Draft Extension
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
A Senate dispute over restricting
the use OF 18-year-old servicemen in
combat approached a climax today
with two key figures absent.
Majority Leader Barkley and
Chairman Thomas of the Military
Affairs Committee, standout oppo-
nents of the proposed restrictions,
were among the members of Con-
gress designated Saturday to fly to
Europe for a first-hand inspection
of German atrocities.
The departure of Senator Thomas,
floor manager for the selective
service extension legislation to
which the amendments have been
proposed, gave the task to Senator
Hill, Democrat, Of Alabama, ma
jority whip.
Senators johnson, Democrat, Of
Colorado; Stewart, Democrat, Of
Tennessee; Revercomb, Republican,
of West Virginia, and Wilson, Re-
publican, of Iowa, proposed that no
selectees under 19 be assigned to
active combat service until they
have had at least six months train
ing.
Senator ODaniel, Democrat, Of
Texas, would bar assignment of any
inductee under 20 to actual combat
duty until he had received full
years training.
Two days of debate last week made
clear the high commands strong
opposition to any age restrictions on
the use of drafted men. Spokesman
for the Army and Navy declare such
a system would disrupt their training
and operations programs and pos
sibly lengthen the war.
Advocates of the amendments con-
tend that youths are being sent into
action insufhciently trained, with
consequences apparent in casualty
lists
Evening star., 1945-04-23
Home ond Garden Mart

The annual spring home and gar
den mart Of the Silver Spring Gar
den Club will he held Saturday in
the gardeners cottage on the
grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Williams home, 1912 Noyes drive,
Silver Shring.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
50 D. {. Men 10 Report
For Induction Today

A total of so District men have
been ordered by their draft boards
to report for induction into the
armed forces today. Selective Service
headquarters announced. Names OF
Evening star., 1945-04-23
1895

A wonder-worker for your
bolero dress or tailored suitl
Su m me ry-looking 6 rayon
sheer with a frilly front and
small bow tie at the neckline.
Finished bottom that may be
tucked in or worn over your
skirt. White, pink, blue and
lime sizes from 80 to So.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-23

COATS for juniors, 9 to Is, and
for misses, 10 to 20, and
for women, 3511a to 4112. Sleek dress
types of wool crepes or twills in black,
navy, blues, greens. Casual coats of
all-wool tweeds, suedes, monotones
and Shetland-weaves in blues,
browns, beige, lime, American Beau
ty, gold, black and navy.
Evening star., 1945-04-23

Suits for juniors, 9 to Is, and
for misses, 10 to Is.
Every one 1915 success style
every one of pure 100% wool! In the
selection are both man-tailored clas-
sizes and the soft, dressmaker types.
Navy, pastels, bright "shock shades"
and clean-cut checks. Every suit a
sound fashion-investment!
Evening star., 1945-04-23
What Can You Spare
That TheyCan Wear?

Search your home for discarded
but wearable clothing nowl
Bundle and take to nearest Col
lection Depot for shipment to
war-devastated countries.
Evening star., 1945-04-23

Eliminate the match SHORTAGE!
Garry a "Veri-Thin" and be sure
of a light when you want it!
Super -Streamlined so it slips
into pocket or purse without
leaving bulge. Smart color COM
binations for men and women.
Kanns-Jewelry-Street Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
arm ers' M arket

FhlITS-Applet, nes, Trsnsgartnts No i. .
isaoy 10 Up 21s ct e0fi5i 5a5f,s 'GSi s1,, "?"' Sa
sac e. Cursnu rec 10. s. SO. 24-q,
case Cooscberr.e2 ~ l. Ss9T 2s.st.
case Raipoefriss. red 20 ! 45c ei
VEGETABLE GREE&s-CsooSge No. :
ards. No Siel25 ~ Mutisrd Green
No sla las bu spinach. No. / s. so
~ - ~ s~it Charf No S!al as
hu TsfaiP Green's :u J. si7Iz5 5s
LETTUCE AED SALAD CREESs-Endive
fancy s. SO nu. So j. Slal2S Is
carole. No SlaI7 Nv Leaf Lettuce
No. - Sc 10 Head Lettuce 10 ! So
Sc ID R'mda. No !, 7s~9oe og SorreD
VEGETABLES MISC -Asp.r.gus fancy.
50 so don ochs No. 81 7SE225 Reans.
Wa 80 !. ,7s7 so 7s.lb ~ Besis
:esy s,.' ,Sdo3d 81 20 s9' ';as ,o, 81 sS pr,
No /. s37srs !, bu Cabbage No j..
7se@sl bu Carrots punched No. ! s3e
dot schs CsieTy. ianey. 81 IS doz bchs.
as su curvm0.rI. No noth7uss. isS
7c 10 Dill No l. 4ou7sc dor bchs
Horseradish. No T. s. 2S@i so pk bbt
Konlrsbi, No 81 IS doz. bchs Green
onion'. fancy s. aof och, No esa
bchs Parsley. curly. No IS 9oc doi.
bchS Peas fancy 81 2s.lb ou No
50 a , 50 Radishss, red No. ! 9Ocasi IS
dot bchs: long White. No 7seai as
bchs RhubArb. No l 7Sc@Sl DOR ochs
squash Italian fancy sS "a ou No
sSa4 so squash. summer No I 50 500 g.
= ~ tomatoes Dollhouse, 81 s.ls. ess,.
80 81 a. as, turnips. topped No l.
EGGs-EStrs large si47s. sodo1 case
Large. Si4i6 medium il2ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Bendix Speeds
Auto Starters

ELMIRA. n Y. July 10 Pro-
duction Of starter drives needed
in reconversion Of the auto indus
Try is under way here az Eclipse
Machine division Of Bendix Avia-
ton Corp. Ts W. Tinkham, gen
eral manager. disclosed today
The division expects to meet
new original equipment needs in
stride, while carrying TO compile
tion its continuing war produc-
ton responsibilities, nnKnam de-
clared.
ITO keep ahead Of anticipated
starter demand which will
greatly exceed our preWar out
put, We have set In motion plans
for installation of new tooling
and equipment and extensive
plant reGrrAngement Ia facili-
tate Increased peacetime manu-
featuring efficiency and vol
ume," the BendiX executive SAID
in disclosing the divisions first
reconverSiOn stages.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Demand for Tin
Plate Higher

PITTSBURGH, July 19-The
demand for tin plate is increasing
steadily and makers are unable to
accept all the business offered
because of the inability TO get the
raw steel. Can manufacturers
are anxious 10 place contracts.
but steel companies are not able
to promise deliveries before the
end Of November.
In fact. il is now considered
questionable that the demand can
be supplied. Many authorities
are confident little tonnage will be
available before the beginning or
next year, unless conditions i'm
prove generally and production
can be speeded up sharply from
the recent operations OF around
70 per cent 10 IS per cent OF
capacity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
As July Corn
.Sd|esCheCked

CHICAGO. July 19-Directors
of Chicago Board of Trade have
adopted a regulation by which no
new trades may be initiated In
July l945, corn futures with ex-
ception of short sales made oy
those persons having deliverabls
grade corn in a deliverable posi-
ton and for the purpose OF deliV-
cry only.
All other trades in July. 1945.
corn future shall be for the pur-
pose of liquidation only"
Officials issued no comment for
the action, but as there are less
than 100000 bushel of corn mere.
and large portion OF this Is
owned by industries. there may
not be any corn available for de-
livery purposes.
Trading in July futures expires
July %. after which any open
contracts will have TO be settled
by delivery of actual grain on or
before the last business date or
the month.
Because of lack OF corn for de-
livery purposes on the May. l94S
contract, Board of Trade direc-
tors ruled that an emergency con-
dition existed and ordered that all
shorts who were not in position
10 deliver corn at that time be
penalized IA cent default charge.
which was set at S1.l9E bushel
or IL cents above existing ceiling
price for the Chicago futures
market
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Ask Stock
Exchange

CHICAGO, July 10 - Cudahy
Packing 90. is sending 10 us
stockholders notice OF special
stockholders meeting on Aug. II
for the purpose OF authorizing a
new issue ~ 100 900 shares Of
preferred stock OF 500 par value.
The dividend rate, 20 be de-
termincd Al the meeting IS eN-
peCted 10 be between and 4 z
per cent.
The company plans 20 offer
IS sos shares of the proposed new
stock. II authorized, 10 holders OF
rs outstanding s per cent and {
per cent preferred in exchange
for their present holdings. The
offering. when made. IS expected
70 be on a Share-for-Share basis,
with a cash adjustment 10 equal
ize the difference between the
offering price of new preferred
and redemption prices on Nov. !,
l945, Of outstanding preferred
stocks. plus accrued dividends 10
{ hat -t.ate,
Subject 10 the effectiveness of
A registration statement with the
SEC. II is planned that the offer
ing will be made toward the latter
part OF August
Upon completion of the pro-
posed exchange, the uneNChanGed
shares Of 6 per cent and 7 per
cent preferred would be redeemed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Jeep Sells Itself

Some Of the newspapcrmcn
and farm journal representa-
tives who came 10 Charles r.
Sorensen's "Cesor" farms pre-
pared to scoff al the WHY'S iecp
as a farm vehicle were among
the most outSpoken in praiSlng
IL after the demonstration.
One scratched his head and
said in wonderment;
THE only thing haven't
seen II do, Is milk cow"
Among those present was Mr..
Soong, the brother Of Madame
Kai-shek. and I'm told that ne
represents a group Of Chinese
with heavy stock interest IN
WHY'S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
What S New
In Business
Chevrolet Ponders
Plants in Cleveland
By WARD SCHULTZ

Plans Of the Chevrolet division
of General Motors Corp for post
war operations in Cleveland are
still undecided. although the di-
vision has purchased one tract OF
land there and has an option on
s-ret i,t.tfs according - N t-t t>sttte
general manager Of the division.
The tract that was purchased
about year ago was originally
intended as possible site for an
assembly plant but. since then,
the division has been considering
Cleveland aS the center OF ITS
manufacture OF the proposed post
war low priced lightweight Chew
rolet. Coyle stated The first
tract he add. would not be large
enough for this purpose.
Coyle explained that the tract
under option is in Parma. @.
cloSe-in Cleveland suburb and
that part OF II presently IS re-
strictcd 20 residential usage. Tn
less the restrictions are removed
bv Parma. the option Will be al
lowed 70 expire. he said
Meanwhile. the Chevrolet di-
vision is in no immediate need
NJ additional facilities and wont
be until cars can be produced on
an unrestricted basis, according
70 Coyle. A final decision on the
extent Of the divisions Cleveland
operations. therefore, IS not likely
for some time yet.
Covle pointed out that the
Chevrolet division is already quite
decentralized with operations IN
Is cities spread over 10 states. So
far. Cleveland has not been one OF
It's plant cities. but appears To be
a good place in which 10 operate,
ne said. If two plants should be
built there. il is possible that en-
ployment would reach 5000 to TO-
600. he added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Paper Company
Earnings Drop

Sutherland Paper Co.'S net
profit for the first six months OF
1945 was S277141, equal to SO
cents per share on the 287 600
outstanding shares of common
stock. This was after providing a
reserve of 100000 for contin-
gencies and after federal normal
tax. Surtax and excess profits tax.
For the same period in 1914 the
net profit for S33S,709, equal 10
S1.1S per share. after providing
reserve of 100000 for con-
tingenCieS and after taxes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
NeWFirIllS
Formed

LANSING, July 19 tUP)-Arti-
cles of incorporation for the fol-
lowing firms had been filed today
with the Michigan Corporation
and Securities Commission;
Detroit Insulation Co, Detroit I;
the Coon-Devisser Co, Fletcher
II. Field. Detroit: to manufacture,
sell and install insulation and ma
terials $4,000 common stock.
Reconversion Co. Detroit. Mil
ton c. Hirschfield. John M. Hirsch-
field and Jewel w. Hirschfield. all
OF Detroit. to operate a manufac-
turing business; SOS, 900 common
stock.
Transit Mix. Inc, Detroit. Wink
worth Fuel and Supply Co.. De-
troit, 10 deal in concrete and
similar products; $4,000 common
stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Qualified Workers Succeed in Their Work

describing bulletin how his
pany selects employees fit" George Benton director of
personnel Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company
umnates whole question of trying through careful selection
employees heghen their prospects OF succeeding IN work
for which they qualified
purpose the testing TO forecast in advance whether
applicant will make satisfactory empoye.
This selecivty wholly atrulstc The employer wastes
and training unfit applicants and II is 10 the
advantage the incompeents the outset
This is the merit system at work
describing the technique Benton pointed OUT
Through these tests know-eyen before hire
just about how well he will work out with us
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
40 OIds Is Ready

OldSmobile Is repOrtcdly all
set 10 steal the spotlight in the
Genera Motors family with the
nations first public display OF
1916 cars.
They are scheduled 70 be pre-
sented in the lobby of the Gen.
eral Motors Building from July
20 e Aug. I much 10 the dis
comfture Of some of the other
GM divisions.
Incidentally OldS designers
did masterful job in removing
surplus, nonfunctonal ginger
bread. The car will have a
clean heavy front end in the
Cadillac motif. set Of by a grill
Of four heavy bars and a new,
moro rugged bumper
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Station Wagon Gains

Expanded use of the station
wagon. based on that vehicles eX-
cellent- home front war record, is
foreseen by y. L. Bathrick, gen
eral sales manager OF Pontiac
Motor Division. In 1912 Pontiac
was allowed 10 continue operation
Of its assembly line beyond that
Of other manufacturers so that
$500 station wagons might be
produced for the armed forces
It is likely that the station
wagon. because of its wood upper
construction and lack Of depend
ence upon body dies and scarce
metal. will be among the first
postwar models produced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Trade Holds
Steady Pace
By LEWIS HANEY

Z Professor Of Economics, n. Y. University
Aside from the effects of the
July 4 holiday. the volume of
industry and business has shown
but small changes in the two
latest weeks. If II were not for
labor troubles and strikes, il is
my impression that no more
than a minor slowing down
would be seen.
1t is my definite impression
gained from several visits to
New York City stores that mill
lions of people are trying TO buy
their heads off, and are kept
from doing so only by shortages
of goods. Certainly, that is no
basis for expecting oeflation or
recession.
Commodity prices, too, show
little change in the reported av-
erages. But more and more peo-
pie are getting used TO asking
for "a chicken or saying, how
much is that piece of meat" and
letting it go at that. regardless
of ceilings" and other barriers
TO production. (And / looked at
the label on bottle of whisky"
selling for $4 which informed me
that the whiskies in it were four
years old, but that these formed
only 20 per cent of the contents,
the remaining so per cent being
neutral spirits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Oil Firms Plan.
TriipoIi Plants

NEW YORK. July Socony-
Vacuum Oil Co. Inc. and Stand
ard Oil Co. n. j.. have been
granted permission by the Leban-
eSe government to erect a refinery
each in Tripoli. about 40 miles
northeast Of Beyrouth. There are
no definite plans as To capacities
or when the rehneries will be built.
The permission is in the form of
an option 20 build when the COM
panieS deem IL advisable.
When actual construction is
the agreement pro-
videS that LebaneSe labor must be
except in highly tech
nical capacities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Attempt TO Put Hiring on Scientific Basis

sophisticated employers have been making
increasing attempts hiring scientific basis
psychological and practical have been adopted
advance the qualities which likely to make the
applicant succeed in given role
Likewise the American Telephone & Telegraph Co years
the correlation between marks received in college
college employed the Bell system and their prac
tcal the telephone business.
found close correlation namely those with
superior marks tended rapid promotion the telephone
company
eSey timely these days amidst partial econVerSon ana AMIDST
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Avery Seeks Dart
As Ward President

CHICAGO. July 19- Sewell
Avery, chairman Of the board Of
Montgomery Ward & Co, stated
that ne hoped his company would
he able TO secure Justin w. Dart,
now president OF United Drug,
Inc, for the presidency of Mont
gomery Ward.
II have been negotiating with
Justin w Dart, ON the subject
Of accepting the presidency of
Montgomery Ward for several
months and while the situation
is promising, no conclusion has
been reached. We hope TO be
able 10 secure his able services"
Avery said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Gen1-Printing
ToBuyA.C. Horn

NEW YORK. July l9-It is un-
der7tood contracts have been
signed for the acquisition of as
sets OF A. c. Horn Co. by General
Printing Ink Corp subject 10 the
usual aUditS and SEC approval.
No details of the terms of the
acquisition are as yet available.
a. .. Horn makes paints, var
niSheS and maintenance material,
and It's business will fit in well
with the activities and research
of General.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Stock Split 0.Kd
For W. 7. Grant Co.

NEW YORK, July 19-Stock-
holders of w. T. Grant Co. at a,
special meeting, approved plans
10 split outstanding common stock
on a two-for-one basis. and re-
duced the par value TO S5 from
$40 share
Authorization Of new issue Of
250.o shares of 500 par pre-
ferred stock also was given by
stockholders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
New Lubricant
Aids Engines

NEW YORK, July ia new
lubricating oil, developed by
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp,
will make sure your automobile
engine starts and its gears don I
stick in Subzero weather.
The new lubricant is a synthetic
organic chemical. containing no
petroleum oils, and many ad-
vantages over mineral oil are
claimed for il. II is being pro-
duced in commercial quantities,
but the entire output is going for
military needs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
| N. S. Rukeyser
N. S. Rukeyser
Firm Fits Employees
TORecOnverSiOn Jobs

Despite attempts of theorists to make sound complicated
essentially adventure in applied human nature
Management primarily effort to inspire fellow workers
TO become productive and remain on the beam.
politicians for stress the elements
similarity beings employers, search for talent
human differences.
scientific management thinks that its personal goal
jobs for which they fitted
objective select round for round hole Other
ustment and this mutually dSadvantageous
With ndividuaSm still guiding business operations rule
thumb selection employees still prevails
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Hire Those With Essential Aptitudes

those the apttudes
o line of work.
should be clearly understood
does that the applicant
eminently qualified other endeavors
with aptitudes the field OF
probably would make Honey salesman, al
physician pharmacist
ain examining applicant, tests to measure:
he thinks
"Interests and motvating factors in his personality
adjustment how he feels
situations"
interpreting prospective empoye, Benton
argued:
This employment testing farer to the individual
that where he will fall
guarantees his employer competent worker conscientious
ands stable o character
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
7 Firms LIST More
Shares on Big Board

NEW YORK, July 19-The New
York Stock Exchange has author
ized for listing Ferro Enamel
Corp, 5S,264 additional shares Of
common, 81 par, and Johns Man
Vile Corp, 10000 additional
shares of common no par.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Livestock M arket

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CATriE-S 600 steady calves GOO steady
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cREEp-4 600 ueady lambs SIS 500
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