davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
1te1utt 1T eeeef,
8cfricS,,t,e 1apans

@aibington. slui ser sseier ser
bicligen hineiiihen &olonic anldR.
lid oes 4. Sabrestases oes slus.
brllds Observation-Disclosures sseina.
Ielisfeiten ertlirte ieberal Security
slominiitrator Yaul g. McNutt, boi,
fir slnIerifa in Niien piel su piel
auf Sem Spiel ltebc, nm r5,'r 8e.
irieolma ser Jest geraoe in Sofio an
Scr Maht befiuoliden politilbcn
Maidinc" auIaegeben 81 iueroen.
Sic 3eit gum Sauoeln lit sefonl,
men. Sie Greigniiie ba6en Ole Hro,
bleme aeflGrt. Sic baben ,ms elmer
nellen Ginbeit 5ugefiibrt. China unS
slnerifa miilien beibe einen 5eil ser
Snit tragen. bie alte llnoromlng 81
beieitisen, bie bie freien Solfer ser
Welt 81 unteriohen iud)t."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
8riten pertpcuNcu tte,1c
y2tlebebcn,be" Int Svrien

SEEM Oorf. Sn einem bier abge'
b0rten britiihcn Sunfbcrid)t 'mirS
bebauptet, oab Die GngtinSer in
Sprien cine neue Yan5erabpebr be-
nl,ben, sic oils .&lebebom6e" &c,
fannt lit. 9ieie 8ombe bat umgeiGb,
sic @r0Be elmer 9(nanas uno bleib1
an Sen Sciten ser Tanfs uno Yan.
5eripagen fleben. po iie nit flrbt'
barer Sprcnglpirfung erplooiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
0ef,. Det,b leknt f,e,&es
Srie>eftsatteebct ab

Beirut. Son Sen frauSolil6en
Serteioigern oieier libaueliihen
SallptltaOt Dllroc berihtet, oaB iic
einen ernellten @aifenitiaitanbspor,
lhlog IN ser mlumebr einen Wonai
ipGbrenocn &ugne abgel6lagen
baben
Gihn sSrantreid). ga oie fran.
soliid)e Megierlng Yetains nitbt IN
Der Gage lit, Grlat uno Wrnition
nah Spricn 81 ihiden, aab tie 8e,
neral Ecnb Neiebl Sen &f geger
sic Gngldnoer einSuItellcn unh iofori
Waffcni Observation-Disclosures ciu.
suleiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
0eati&c perl,aitc isuc,,
uft9etc,are ieift

SidD. Sieiiae MilitGrfreiie er.
flGrten. baB ber Bciitide 8ormarid
gegen oie StaIin-2inie felt fait bier
Tagen pollig gum SiillitanS aefom,
men lei. Selbit ssralen mo 9inber
nebmen alfieiten ser 9luiien an oenl
Guerilla =@ioerItano tell. Sie Ser,
lutte Scr Selltihen iino ungebeuere.
Die Seripunoetcn meroeu bis nad)
Berlin gcbradt, neil alle Cigarette
in Yolen mo SitpreuBeu iiberfiillt
iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
RGftlinesa,aeta,.i@
NIT Neist eeplat,t

@aibinaton. Sie Aegicrlms be,
Il. g. berbanbelt sur 3eit nit Ser
lin iiber einen slustauidb se,piiie'
Saftlinge. Namen puroen niht ge
nannt. &c beibt, oaB man Tr. Man
ireo 2app uno 8iintber Conn ben
Seutihen NabriftenoienIt .Srars
ocean" eegen &iharS 6. Sottelc
bon Ser limited Yreb umo San suler
Don Ser gtortb slmerican Neipspapcl
4lliance anstauibcn mill.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
TOO Se,pjetNiplentaten
,per>eit a,asoetamiett

Sitanbul. Gttpa 1900 rulliihe 81.
plomaten. &oniulu umS glngeb0riae
ocs guBen =3ommiliariats lpartetcl'
auf Ger blllgariiben Seite Ger tiir,
fiib zblllgariihcn 8rense, nahoem
lie ibre Soften in 0elltiblano, Sta,
lien, llngarn uno anoeren ltinoerr
allfgeben mlBten. Sic tperoeu mn
iiber Sie Siirfei ibre Seimreiie fort.
ieben. $50 Mitalieoer ser oeutihcu
gotI6ait in Mosfau traien gleih'
,eitig in Ger 1iirfei Gin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
8riten a,si 1slanN
$4,000 Ntann itare

@aibington. Sm porisen Ge5em'
Der bon Sslauo tommenbe Seele,;.
te bcrihteten. oaB oie engliiha @c.
iatlln9sarmee BORT etlpa $4,000 Sri.
ten unb Ganabier 5dblte. Die 1GG,,
900 ginlpobner ieien eifria oamit be-
id)Gitiat, Seringe mo anoere ssiitb'
prooufte nah G,lalano 81 ld)iteu
8roBbritanuien nabm SSslanb mltel
leinen Sd)ub i'm Wat 1910, 3ur 3eii
oes oelltlhen Giumarlhes in bcu
Nie0erlan0en, INN 81 perbinoern,
oab oas 9feid, oie Sniel beiese.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Gransiibirie,,bakn bat
Hett pereekr einoeiteut

Sofio. Nash Mclbungen aus Man.
hllriL on ser Brense bon Mauoihl,-
fuo lmo Sibirien, lit Ger Yallaaier,
perfebr auf Ger SranSlibirienbahn
eingeiteat ,uorbeu. ipabrlheinlih
als militiriIben Oriinben. 1aonrdy
lit ser oitruiiiibe Safeu 0laoiluo.
itof bon ser Serbinoung nit Snner.
HuBlanb abgel6nitten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
2lntcrifas 2(rntee trinet
Mtilst tpie mic super

Helu Oorf. Sie amerifaniihen
Solbaten baben erItmals ieit Dem
ltnabbGngiafeitsfrieg tdglib iriide
Milf, ipobei nod 81 bemerfen lit,
Nab oie beute fonillmierten Wengen
peit gr0Ber iino als Dor 100 Sab,
rem. Tie amerifaniid)e slrmee per-
brailht tdglib mebr als 100000
Quart 0riihmilf, ioipie 90 Conner;
Butter uno mebr als 10 Sonnen
&die.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
pclen pertanNeln nit
SCI, Atiier, in EenNcn

9onoon. Bolniihe &reiie Der &e.
gierung in Grill aaben ser lleberaeu.
glng Musonld, baB balo cine Ser.
Itdnoiglmg nit NuBlano er5ielt per'
oen miro, iuegen ser bon MuBlano
berbeisefiibrten Gage in Yolen uno
Sen 8eltanb Yolens in ser Naf)iolge
oes icbigen &rieges.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Kine pent 23lit eetreffen
S5 Qemte fon,mem nm

8llaoalaillra. Werifo: @enigitens
S5 Yerlonen famen INN als Der 8l!t
pGbreno zines ihneren Sturmes in
elm iiberfiilltes aino einifllg unh
cine Yanif perllriabte. Die meiIteu
Spier 4puroen in Dem &f INN bic
Musgan9stiiren nieoergetrampelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Setpiet.@llilitGrn,iiiien
INT EcnHeft aitoeecnttttef,

2onoon. Cine ruiiiid)e MilitGr
miiiion, oie aus Sffi3ieren bcs Set
res. Der sSlotte uno Ser 2nftraif(
beltebt, lit bier eineetroffen lm>
Iteat Elm Geacnitiif 81 Ger naf Wos
tau cntianotcn britiihen Militdr'
miiiion oar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Il. >. plGne fir Se,pjet.
kilfc 9ekeft pcratt

@aibington. Der amtsfiibrenbc
Staatsiefret1r @ellcs erfldrte, oai,
oie amerifaniid,cn YGne 3ur I'm.
teritiibung SolpietruBlanos rai6e
uno mirflame 5orti6ritte MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
S@arier 2lneriif
a,.f Se,,than,pte,,

Berlin. ltnicre 2uftlpaffe unter.
nabm eincn eriolareihcn Nneriff aai
Soutbamton. Nuh anocre ,slngrifie
auf en9liibe StGbte muroen erfoIg.
reid ourhgefiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
9cutidje iaaen iie fommen pprirGrts
im &a,npf nm ocn 6afcn pon Nur.
mausf. - 3uHcu bebanpten, Die
9entiden aebramdten 10000 Sanfs
in ibrem criten &f segen Muiicn.

Berlin. Son 5ultGnoiger Steae
miro erfldrt oab Die Weloungen oes
oeutIben Sberfommanoos iiber oie
aampibanolunsen an Ger Sltirort
abiidtlid nur gang fnapp gebalten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
kampt an oer 0ftlicben
tront mItet ueiter
Die Gin5elhetten an Der ruiiten Sront per,ptrrt

iperoen, oa pi6tige Sperationen i'm
Bange iino, iiber meIbe oen Ruiien
aus militGriiheu 8riinoen in Der
Mtelorngen teine slnbaltspunfte ges
geben perben ioQeu. 9as oentirhe
Seer babe oie rieiige auigabe, Ole
Rote Nrmee ueltlih bon Wosfau 81
5ertriinlmern. Sm iibrigen ieien lpett
ausbolenoe Neutrality-suspicious..
glngen i'm @ange, suelde ben 3tped
batten, Die ruiiiide slrmee an oen
llral 3llriif5liuerfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
GcnScn baitet unt
Il. >. pfleecrinnen

Sd)iff nut 65 Mote 2rem5idWeitcru
iiberfallia
Gonoon. 9lmerifaniihe 8ertretcr
in SonSon 3ei9ten iib belorgt iiber
cine Grippe omerifaniiber 9iote
&rell5. Shmeitern, Die felt mebrercu
Saacn in England ernartet peroen
Grit fiiralib lpareu Hote &reus,
Sftueitern permiBt rmb nahoem /
gerettet luaren, ,pllrben nah II "a.
gen meitere 6 i'm Hettllngsboot a,li'
geflmbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

Wosfau. Die Rote slrmee gab be,
fannt, bab tie cine Meibe bon 8egen,
angriIfcn gegen oelltihe Streitfrdf.
te an pielen Ellnfteu Ser 1000 Weis
len langen 6ront bon Ger Sltiee Bis
ialt gum Shmar3en Weer eingeleitet
bat lno Ole 9lngreifer in Shlahten,
oie bon 9lrtillerie, Sanfs uno Slug,
5el,aen mteritiist pllroe, erfolgreib
SuriidIbt,g.
slm iiiolihen Gnoe Ger Ssront I'M.
ternabmen Sotpiettruppen .einen
8cgenangriif sesen rumaniihe uno
oelltidc Srllppen, Die in 8ertpirrunJ
iiber ben Hrut biuaus suriidgetrie-
ben rllrOen," Ger oie @renae ami
lhen peiiarabien ,no Rrmdnieu
ielbit bilbet. Die 0eutihen ,osen iid
nab itlueren Serlititeu suriid.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

OF Washington, IN the District of Column
bla, at the close of business on June 80.
1871. Published in response 10 call made
by Comptroller OF the Currency, under
section sell u S. Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Bank CIearings Jump
.33.9 Per Cent Ahead
OF Last Year
Detroit Keeps Lead
With Increase of
67.8 Per Cent

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July io.-Bank
clearings showed broad country
wide increases over a year ago in
the week ended Wednesday, Dun &
Bradstreet reported today.
The total for % leading cities
was S5;590, $4,000. or 339 per cent
more than in the comparable week
i'll 1910. When compared with the
preceding week. however, the aggre-
gate was $4,000 less because
the July Fourth holiday shortened
the week to five days against SIX
last week.
Detroit continued TO lead the
country in percentage gain over a
year ago, chalking up an increase
OF 67.8 per cent St. Louis. Louis
vile and Philadelphia followed
with gains of better than 40 per
cent.
Transactions in individual cities,
together with percentage changes
from a year ago and other statistics
follow.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. July 10 lP,.-Na tions
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
CLOSING quotations.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
WooIen Trade Halls Orders
And Nurchison Statement
Rx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July l0.-The Woolen
goods trade today took on a more
cheerful outlook than for some
weeks past because of two reasons:
|. Government awards yesterday
of over 100000 blankets. which
eliminated part of the uncertainty
over Army requirements; manufac-
turers production schedules now
may be figured over the balance OF
the year. Selling agents heretofore
were unwilling to commit them
selves to civilian contracts.
2. A statement to the textile trade
by Claudius MurchiSon, president
of the Textile Institute, indicating
that a committee was dickering with
Washington authorities for a re-
vision of the recently inaugurated
cotton goods price ceilings.
Despite higher price trends in spun
rayon cloths these constructions
were said to be extremely scarce.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
London Bank Report

LONDON July Ia 'Af.-The weekly
statement of the Bank OF England TO-DAY
showed an asgIegate reduction IN ootn
public and private deposits of f35, ,l3SO0U
Tor The period ended July 2.
Note circulation continued It's unprece-
denteo expansion 10 redch the total OF
c64s .O30. 900 This represents a rise Of
f37 ,652, 900 over the same week . year
ago.
Government holdings were lightened BY
e29. 535 600 while the portion OF reserves
to liabilities rose to ia per cent, COM
pared with l1.9 per cent for the like
period last year.
The detailed statement follows dn thou-
sands of pounds
Circulation, 64s,o3O: increase. 1865.
Bullion, .944; increase, 50. Reserves. 3D.
ali: decrease. 4,606 Public deposits. TO-
52S: decrease, l,723 Private deposits.
lS41s9 decrease 33.415. Government
securities 30 sos: decrease, cP 535. Other
securities, 95.s52. decrease. aS9
Ratio OF reserves to liabilities Ia per
cent, compared with 16.o last week
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Columbia National Bank

Charter No. 1925.
Reserve District No. 3.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Evening star., 1941-07-10
ASSETS.

!, Loans and discounts I'M
drafts s3,145,12os5
2. United States Govern
ment obligations, direct
and guaranteed $50 466 55
6ebpnrupes Ib5tT5 pesiUS' io''S "4-N I61 .n24 So
g. CORPORATE stocks 1.2l3. 90
g. Cash. balances with other
banks including reserve
balance and cash items
in process of collection 3.24l ,304 D
7. Bank premises owned,
So. 81 %: furniture and
fixtures S54,11S..O 9O.T4e.4 AZ
s. Real estate owned other
than bank premises held
for future expansion 2O.Ulf.1U
p. Investments and other
assets indirectly repre-
Sentlng bank premises or
other real estate 342-7@5 90
IL other assets - 1l,743. So
IL. Total assets --------- 8 $50. .364 IS
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Quotations furnished oy National As
soClatlOn OF Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise Indicated are as quoted
by the sponsors or lSsuers.
Not quoted by sponsors or lssuers.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
LIABILITIES

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
Is. Capital stock:
(a) Class Deben-
tureS, total par.
SI4O,OOO.00; re-
tlrable value,
Sl4O0n0 90 CRste
of dividends
retirable value is
a.
tbl Glass Deben-
lures. 500. 600 90:
retlrable value,
$4,000 90 tRate
of dividends on re-
tIrable value is
fe) Common st o x,
600 90 - S34n nOO 90
es Surplus 10000 90
p. Undivided profits 64,1S3. SO
Rs. Reserves land retire
ment account for deben-
turesl ln4 a14.O5
30. Total capital accounts 6lq69. "a
30. Total liabilities and
capital accounts ---- S'.SSS.3h4 SO
Evening star., 1941-07-10
REPORT OF coNDrTIoN OF THE
McLachlen Banking Corp.

OF Washlneton, .. c. III the City Of
Washington at the close of BUSINESS on
June 80. 1871 Published IN response to
call made by Comptroller of the Cur.
rency. under section 59l1, U. S. Revised
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Construction Awards
AT AN-Time High
During Week
Volume Is Three Times
Greater Thon Some
Period Lost Yeur
BY the Associated Press.

bI tIIc hSSotId0tu IroS'
NEW YORK. July l0.-Engineer-
ing awards this week were the
largest for any seven-day period on
record, Engineering News-Record
reported today.
Awards totaled S298, 718, 900, a gain
of rs per cent over the previous rec
ord of S239 100000 established in the
week ended October IT, 1910. The
volume was three times as great as
the same week year ago when the
Evening star., 1941-07-10
U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, July 10 Prizes quoted
in dollars and seconds:
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Federal lund Bonks

An 'imperfection"- presence
OF chromium oxide-makes a ruby
perfect"
Evening star., 1941-07-10

City of Washington, District Of Colum-
bIa. SIS:
!, r. H. LACEY, cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
ABOVE statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
r. H. LACEY Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9TH day of July, 1871.
(SeaD JOHN W. SCOTT.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
FENTON NJ. FADELEY.
ERNEST c. GUY.
EDWARD L. McALEER.
BENJAMIN NJ. McKELWAY,
JAMES A. MESSER.
JOSEPH H MIIANS,
EDGAR MORRIS.
JAMES ODONNELL Jr.,
ANDREW SAUL.
FRANK J. STRYKER
Directors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
BY GEORGE DURNO
IRt1 News Service stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. -
A White House campaign was in
full swing today TO make Ameri-
cans realize they face material sac
rifices If Germany is 10 be de-
feated.
In so many words, the President
warned people of the United
States that hard, tough fighting
that will hurt somebody" is in
prospect if the democracies are
going OF stop Germany. Quite
frankly, Mr.. Roosevelt laid plans
with British Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill looking forward to
a continuation of the war
into 1943.
The President, 1t appeared, had
put a finger on the national pulse
and found a sluggish apathy that
distressed him. Poor morale in the
army camps. indifference of man.
agement and labor in notable in
stances TO urgency of the defense
program, and general public
lethargy induced by unawareness
of what lies ahead all have come
to his notice in recent weeks. it
was indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Detroit Sailor Tells
Of Sea Conference

several other ships from one New
England port TO another.
BY this time the papers began
rumors Of the Presidents pro-
posed fishing trip. The rumors
began flying fast and thick-wt
were 10 take the President aboard
But then the papers had him
aboard his yacht Potomac and still
the rumors persisted. One fine
morning. however. just at the
break Of dawn, the sleek Potomac
pulled alongside very quietly, dis
charged the President and his
aides. and just as quietly pulled
away again still flying the Presi-
dents standard. Something was
in the wind,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
(Fl HINTS C|Ty-W|DE
STRIKES IN DSR T|EUP
Detroit Won't Tolerate
This DSR Strike

IT HE DSR strike by the American Federation OF Labor
should be settled acknowledgement tomorrow or the
next day, but RIGHT NOW.
1t is strike absolutely without justification. 1t
inconvenience the public who the DSR, hampers
workers in production of defense material in Detroit
factories and parayzes business.
In a statement this morning the DSR management
pointed out
"Rhe strike Is simply quarrel between two labor
unions Wages and working conditions not involved.
The strike has been called In spite of the fact that
negotiations for wages and working conditions have just
been completed to the satisfaction Of the union"
THE president of the AFL street mems local is
l quoted making the following admission
THE strike has been called to obtain the sole and
exclusive bargaining rights for the DSR"
Only a few weeks ago the strikers were given pay
raises amounting to about $350000
The public paying that raise and the longer street
and buses stand idle the harder will be for the
public to pay it.
Finally the strike called in brazen defiance of
Michigan law which provides 30day notice before strk
ing any public utility
IT HIS is time for quibbling,
l Regardless of the jurisdctional quarrel between
the AF and the CLIO buses and street should resume
operation at once.
Mayor Jeffres should continue to insist upon that.
The whole weight of public opinion will SUPP ort him.
II Detroit police inadequate in number to guar
peaceful operation of and Buses the federal
government should step in-promptly and frmly-and
NOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

A Detroit sailor, Jay C. Miller,
Signalman aboard United States
IcruiSer. who was present at the
meeting between President RooSe-
welt and Prime Minister Churchill.
today in a letter to friends gives
a ringSide view of the historic
event to friends here in Detroit.
Miller's story of the meeting
and events leading up TO il was
contained in a letter TO his brother
in-law. Abe Abramson, of 1890
Clairmount avenue.
Miller, a former postal clerk at
the Roosevelt Park Annex. en-
listed in the Naval Reserve last
September. He formerly lived
with AbramSon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Pretty girls with pretty smiles
had no difficulty getting TO work
today. but for several hundred
thousand other Detroiters the
DSR strike was a pain in the
neck.
While the girls had only TO APP
proach a curb to be snapped up by
male motorists and driven TO
work. there were many less for
tunate.
The sidewalks in some sections
were iammed with workingmen
carrying their lunch boxes. plod-
ding along for miles toward fac
tories. Men who work downtown
were thumbing rides on the main
arteries and were having some
luck. Despite the thousands of
automobiles, there was not room
for all and many offices opened
with half their employees absent.
MOTORISTS COMPLAINT
Many pedestrians grumbled that
they should have been warned OF
the strike in some way so that
they could have made arrange
ments 20 ride with friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Making History
Miller's lctter follows :

Miller's letter follows:
Aug IL, 1871.
Well, now, let me tell YOU OF
one Of the most interesting and
exciting situations which i have
had the fortune 10 witness.
saw history in the making.
/ even tblush) had a small part
in the arrangements. Much has
transpired in our vicinity this past
week much that will perhaps have
rcpcrcussionS in all the corners OF
tho world.
Without any reason our Schcd-
ulcd trip 10 Iceland was Cancelled
and for few days we Wst LAID
around Newport doing nothing
Then We began moving about with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
Coldwater Ex-Mayor Dies

COLDWATER. Aug. 20.-Sam-
uel ID. Strong. 70. former mayor
and prominent in civic affairs, died
in a hospital here today He was
inventor of the worlds first pipe
less furnace and for many years
was head of the Homer Furnace
Company here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Go Men Picket City Hall

The local has 1876 members, all bus and street
car operators, out of a total DSR employment Of
$500.
Leaders of the opposition CIO local placed equal
responsibility for the strike upon the AFL and
Mayor Jeffries. Hundreds of CIO members formed
double picket line completely around the City Hall.
They carried banners accusing the DSR manage
ment of locking them out of their jobs.
There was no violence in the early hours of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Despite strike that halted the operation
of every DSR bus and street car in Detroit,
nearly all customers of the transportation
system made their way to work today The
DSR carries 100000 riders daily.
The strike was called as the result of jurisdic-
tional dispute between AFL and CIO locals COM
peting for control of DSR employees
Only move toward settlement of the strike was
"a conference between Mayor Edward j. Jeffries and
AFL leaders in the Book Cadillac Hotel. The meet
ing opened on hostile note in which the mayor ac-
cused the union leaders of disregard for state and
city laws and the leaders countered by blaming JEFF
fries for conditions that led to the wakout.
Samuel T. Gilbert, chairman of the DSR COM
mission ordered all rolling stock of the DSR held in
the systems garages in order to avoid violence. The
mayor concurred in this action later in the day.
AT meeting last night, 1000 members of Divi-
sion 26 of the Amalgamaed Street. Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Operators of America (AFL)
voted to strike today at a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Almost Pop-Eyed

/ was on watch at that time and
my eyes almost popped out while
watching him come aboard. sc
fascinated was l by his personal
ity. You know, he has some diff
Guilty in walking, yet ever up the
narrow gangway. with all the in
tense physical effort that it en-
tailed, his smile lit up the area
even as did the fsst-breaking
dawn.
We steamed away from Cape
Cod and headed due north, Except
for occasional airingS he spent
most of his time in continual con-
f'renceS with his big boys, amongst
whom were General Marshall. Ad-
Continued on Page Four
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DSR Strikers and Mayor Outline Issues

gaining rights to any union but will discuss grievances
with any employe group of employees.
In regard to the bulletin board demand Of the
AFL, the mayor will permit the present practice to
continue (both sides post notices the bulletin
boards or will permit both sides to post notices under
censorship of the DSR management to prevent posting
of "infammatory" material
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Motorman Couers Route
in His DUN Car

Although street cars on the
Wyoming route are tied up In
common with all lines in the city,
Harry Shaszar Of 1921 Stahelin
avenue. a Wyoming line motors
man. is covering his route Just the
same. In hrs own automobile he
is picking up former street car
bringing them down
town and returning for more. And
he's still wearing his motorman's
cap.