davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
Nj. & NJ. EIGHTH GRADE
COMMENCEMENT

The eighth grade commencement
of Malta a-McConnelsville was held
Tuecday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock
in the NJ & NJ auditorium. The
program follows:
girls trio, "At Sundown." Colleen
Rippey, LA J. Richardson, Mrs. Ed
wards substituting for Nancy White,
who was unable to be present;
reading, The Stars and Stripes" 3"
Mary richardson; accordion solo,
"Czardas, Monti, Joan Phillips;
reading, Farmer John" Mary
stephens; quartet, Life Is a Song, ;
Norma Sutton, lola Roberts, Donald
Vanoster, Robert Blackburn; read
inG, work Orpha Holman; piano
solo. Lieberstraum, List, Gretch-
Ell Scott; reading, What America
Means" Doris Davis; song, "My
Fla -" Buckley, eighth grades; class
ad 'ress, "The Spirit of st. Louis"
Rev c. A. Moore, pastor Malta NJ. e.
church; presentation of diplomas,
Jameo NJ. Turner, superintendent Of
schools; benediction, Rev. C. A..
Moore.
After presentation Of the di-
plomas, MIR Turner awarded certifi-
Gates to the following as the result
of the eighth grade tests. They are
in the order of their ranking: Rob-
ert Mcbride, Doris Davis, Francis
Mcdonald. Orpha Holman, Nancy
White, Mary Richardson, Norma
Sutton, lola Roberts, Colleen Rip
pey, Eloise Riley Robert Mcbride
and Doris Davis also received certifi-
Gates of honorable mention from the
state.
The following are the graduates:
Mark A. Huck. Geraldine Doak,
Sara Silvus, Joan Phillips, Joe
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29

Mitchell, Robert Mcbride, Nancy
Lou White. Irene Henderson, Orpha
Holman, Hazel Smith, kennard
White, Dean Davis, Colleen Rippey,
Donna Lee Robb, lola Roberts, Don
aid VanoSter, Norma Jean Sutton,
Roberta Demster, Lawrence Taylor,
Eloise Riley, Louise Garner, Mary
Louise Richardson, James Smith.
Sara Croy. Dean Abel, Earl PEBBLES,
Earl X. Price, Lester Roberts, Dean
Snow, Ila Jean Richardson, Mildred
Lawrence Gretchen Scott, Betty Mae
Cooperrider, Francis Mcdonald,
Doris Davis, Beth Shrivers, Johnny
Victor, Betty Jean Best, Mary Steph-
ems, Catherine Eddleblute, Wilbur
Norman. Marjorie Balderson, Rob
ert Blackburn and Robert Brown.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29

ne ultOHtSSteu QIF OII It CdSt VI
Gladys Linscott VS. Bruce Linscott,
heard Wednesday before Judge Car
los NJ. Riecker, was taken under ad-
yisement
Action for Divorce
Robert NJ Horner files suit for
divorce against Velma NJ. Horner
He alleges gross neglect of duty;
also infidelity. They were married
May 8, 1898, and have one child,
Mae Fern. Plaintiff states that dur
ing the time the parties lived to-
gether defendant refused many
times to prepare his meals, while
he was working on the public high
ways; he alleges defendant was in
the habit of being out late at night
with other men. Plaintiff also al
leees that defendant refused to take
proper care of their child, and that
she frequently would fly into a rage
and curse and abuse plaintiff, with
out cause or prOvOcation, on his
part. Plaintiff says that by reason
of the conduct of the defendant she
is not a proper person to have the
care, custody and control of their
minor child, and that defendant is
d
said child. Plaintiff asks for di-
vorce, care, custody and control of
the said child.
Suit for Money
The Acme Fishing & Tool Com
pany of Parkersburg, w Va, files
suit against r. r. Bell Drilling Co.,
(R. r. Bell and Arch Ebright) in
which judgment is asked on GER
tain promissory note in the sum of
s396.96, with interest at six per-
cent from July IS, 1885, in all
amounting to $4,000.
Divorce Hearing
The divorce case OF Mary Jaunita
Tilton, a minor 20 years OF age, by
Clifford Albright, her father. and
next friend. VS.. William C. Tilton
was heard Friday by Judge Carlos
M. Riecker, who reserved his decis-
ion. The petition alleges gross neg
lect of duty.
PROBATE COURT
Inventory is filed in the estate of
A. w. Shinn, deceased. In said es-
tate authority to transfer real estate
located in McConnelsville to e. p.
Shinn, widow.
VIII OF A. w. Shlnn, late OF NC
Connelsville, admitted to probate
gives all property to his wife, Eva
P. Shinn, who is also named in will
as executrix with request she serve
without bond. The will bears date
of Nov. II, 1913, and is witnessed
by Chas. A. Gaylord and Geo. II.
Black. Probable value of estate is
$3.50 in personal and $4,000 real
estate. j. E. Patterson, S. A. Fin
ley and Frank F. Coulson, are NAM
ed appraisers. ss 2
Public sale of the property of the
late j. j. Evans, of Bristol township,
is approved. Proceeds, $201.66.
Return of sale of personal prop
erty of the sale of Amanda Smith,
Penn township, which shows pro-
ceeds Of $712, is approved.
The will of j. w, Spencer, deceas-
ed, is presented for probate.
Marriage Licenses
Ralph Junior Archer, laborer, son
of Harvey and Grace Luke, Archer,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29

until the bill becomes a law before
they will be called up for initial ex-
animation. Under provisions of
the measure applicants must be be-
tween the ages of 21 and 35 years,
must have had high school educa-
tion or its equivalent, prior police
or military service being taken into
consideration; must weigh a least
165 pounds and must be at least
five feet eight inches in height.
They must also have been a resident
of Ohio for five years prior to the
date Of application.
Highway patrolmen are subject to
federal military service if they are
within the draft age, each case re-
quiring the personal investigation
and action of the mans selective
service board
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
DEDICATION OF FAIR
VIEW PARK

Saturday, June Z, beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m, dedicatory services
will be conducted for the recently
completed roadside park near Ches-
terhill. Recreation and contests
will be enjoyed until noon A pot
luck dinner will be followed by a
program of music and talks. Among
those speaking will be Paul Smith,
Master Of Fairview grange; T. H.
Mccormick, landscape architect; f;
Wesley Miller, NYA supervisor; W.
F. Kirk, Master State grange; Glen
Walker, NYA finance director; r..
V. Edwards, NYA project supervisor
and Hon. H. P. Michener.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
ALUMNI TONIGHT

The NJ & NJ Alumni association
will hold its annual dinner and
dance this evening in the M. & NJ.
high school auditorium. A three
course dinner will be served at I
o'clock
The menu: Fruit cocktail, swiss
steak, escalloped potatoes, fresh
peas, tomato salad. pickles, hot rolls,
jam, butter, ice cream, cake, coffee
and nuts. After the business meet
ing, a program will be rendered,
which will be followed by dancing
from 10 p. m. to a. m. Byron
Logan's orchestra of GAINESVILLE will
furnish the music
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29

McConnelsville route three, and Le-
ona Faye Mcdaniel, Malta, daughter
of Fred and Anna Mcconnell Dan
iel Rev. Glenn l.. Tennell is NAM
ed to officiate.
Lawrence e. Pennell, Malta, truck
driver, son of John w. and Vesta
Hardin, clerk, daughter of Everett
W.. and Clara E. Harper Hardin,
Rev. l.. S. Wees, officiating.
Ralph Willis Geary, cab driver
Cambridge, son of Iva A. and Minnie
Bell Jordon Geary, and Dorothy
Ellen Smith, Glouster route three,
daughter of Herbert and Lucy An
drews Smith.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Elma Edgerton to Vern l.. and
Alice E. Faires, 4348 acres, Mar
ion, deed.
John Morrison to Ruth Morrison,
IA lots, Rosedale, deed.
Ephraim L. Ellis, ct al. to Wants
Ellis, SO acres, Windsor, deed.
Jerome A. Simpson, ct ux, to
Alonzo and Marcus Hanson, 1876
acres, Windsor.
J. F. and Winifred E. Parmiter to
Industrial Gas Corporation, 1873
acres; r. j. Osborn to same, 240.
and D. c. Richardson to same, 120
acres, all in Bloom township.
The following have leased to the
Kenova Gas & Oil Co.: Bernice
Adrean, ct al, 100 acres; A. w.
Price, ct ux. 102; Mary E. Shep-
hard, 172; Rosa B. Funk, SO; V. H.
Mendenhall. ct ux, 6S; Fred Price,
ct ux, Sc: Fred D. Leeper, 65, all in
Homer township. Pearl B. Daniel,
ct ux, 60 acres; w. J. Hilaman, ct
ux, %; C. L. Robinson, ct uX, So,
and Clyde Anderson, ct ux, 165
acres, all in Penn.
The following, all in Marion town
ship, have leased to j. V. Bowman:
Geo. E. Fawcett and wife, Is acres !;
Clarence and Bessie Schofield, 1925
acres Vern L. Faires and wife, Is !;
Paul and Mabel Worrall, z; Louisa
A. Hoon, 13, and j. T. and Mamie
S. Bowman. 1876
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
SHE WATCHED THE OLD
WORLD CRUMBLE

Princess Amelie Karapow, former
ly one of the leaders of the Russian
and French aristocracy, will tell in
The American Weekly, with The De-
troit Sunday Times, beginning with
the issue of Sunday, June 1, of the
frivolities, tragedies and comedies of
European courts and personalities,
and Of the ruin that followed. Be
sure to get The Detroit Sunday
Times this week and every week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
LARGEST AG. COLLEGE
IN THE WORLD

Morgan county has seven stu
dents in Ohio State University's col
lege of agriculture this year. The
Ohio State college, with a total en-
rollment of 1,475, is the largest
AGRICULTURAL college in the world
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
The Morgan County Democrat McConnev Thursday

M. B. Miller and family, near
Malta, expect to have as week end
guests Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and
Miss Katie Fox of Cleveland.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
INDICATIONS GOOD FOR APPLE
AND PEACH CROP

From present indications, there
will be big crop of peaches and
apples of all varieties, in the Nc
Govern orchard, east of town.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29

the M. & M. Twin Cities Cubs tangIe
with South GAINESVILLE at 10 o'clock,
while the regulars clash with Lam
caster at 230 p. m.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29
BOYS
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT

Gladys Linscott VS.. Bruce Linscott,
heard Wednesday before Judge Car
los NJ. Riecker, was taken under ad-
visement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

Eunnrtai Eray-targe ne luxe heater and
dsfrosterE. radio; special stripping very
good tires: clean Bedford cord upholstery E.
Todays special at S335. We trade, long
terms m the balance Get PACKARD's
Proposition from r. s. AcMurtry. PACK
ARb-Detroit Branch, 573 East Jefferson.
PA 2Tnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

A RESULT motor an cars: also new
rings, pins. bearings: stop oil pumping.
s25.45; expert humping. painting; no an.
payment. Davis, 1879 cass. TIE. I-os33.
GENUINE FORD PARTS USED
Har1-Dodds, $40 Cd. River. TIE. $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
" HACQUOIL BUICK
1921 Livernois fY. 1850
8OOI MACK

NIsH-is37 Ambassador sport convertible
coupe. built-in radio, heater aud over
drive wheel shields. finished In original
beautiful Hollywood with genuine spanish
grain leather trim. It's long, low and racy,
Hurry. fun price S333 $50 down or Just
IL n.s.sn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Agree to Subcontract

ANY ma or manufactured who
receives war contracts in the
future. except in rare cases. must
now agree 10 Subcontract part OF
the work among smaller plants IN
his own area The department
stated;
NEARLY all manufacturer
successful on army contracts In
the future will have obligated
themselves TO arrange subcon-
tracing In their own region so
that other industries In the
vicinity suffering from lack Of
civilian contracts can take up
n share ~ the defense load"
Another provision was that In
duStrieS now may negotiate FOR
contracts either individually or in
groups.
Competitive bidders viii he re.
nuired 10 answer QueStionnaireS
regarding h ir subcontractinC
the adequacy Of their
facilities trained labor working
capital and machine tools. and
how they propose 10 overcome in
adeQIacies in any OF these
respects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
VIII Diuide AUords

This circumstance was appar-
emily recognized by the war de-
partment AS premise OF It's
announcement. II said the new
system Of contracting vas de-
signed 10 eliminate the distress
caused by loss Of business 10 small
industries through The exercise OF
priorities and the scarcity Of raw
materials
Contracting officers for The
army, such as the QuartermaS-
ter's corps. were directly author
lied 10 divide awards 50 that
parts Of them can 90 10 several
plants instead Of A single low
bidder
Awards can now he made even
10 plants which bid as much as
Is per cent above lowest quota
tions. Trial orders may be placed
and performance bonds eliminated
when necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

,'IoiORFD- private oVnsr eight rooms
not air heat s. 300 $3.50 down hard
ma AccrE TYLER 6.O9hl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
.GE Earnings
Holding Steady

NEW YORK, Sept g. Earn
ings OF General Electric Company
in the third quarter this year
should not show much change from
the previous quarters this year
Charles F.. Wilson president, said
Al a conference following the dl-
rectorS meeting.
eff we can hold our net after
tremendous increases In taxes,
! think that IL the best we can
hope To do" ne said.
Orders received IN the third
quarter this year should be even
greater than the roughly 1854 600.
900 booked in the second quarter
The rate of billings IS increasing
steadily. Wilson said.
For the nine months billings
should run so 10 65 per cent ahead
Of the S287 100000 billed in the
nine months ended Sept. 30. 1910
Total billings for this Year are
likely 10 run between $500. 900 000
and $3.50 900, 900. ne added.
The company is up 10 or ahead
OF schedule on two-thlrdS a rs
total orders and il will catch w
10 schedule on most OF the other
one-third, Wilson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

CoLORED Muilsu near Mcpougan. cot.
tsge $3.50 down, SIS monthly TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
'0ne-Mdn Gar
In Arms Baked
BY 7 Senators
BY WILLIAM 9. NEAL
Intl News Service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6-Ths
chairman and ranking Republican
of the Senate defense investigating
committee today united in a pro-
posal that President Roosevelt
name a "one-man car 10 direct
the rearmament program.
Senator Truman ID of Missouri.
chairman of the committee, and
Senator Brewster (R) of Maine.
member. who have Just returned
from an investigating trip in the
West. declared that one-man rude
is imperative.
They joined with Bernard NJ.
Baruch. New York financier and
World War director of the war
industries board; Senator Byrd
CD Of Virginia. and others in
a reorganization OK the de-
tense program.
II think II Is essential tn put
the pOw>r In the hands Of one
man who has the CUTS to act to
speed production" said Truman.
IL do not think that direction by
n committee. however efficient,
Is satisfactory. I wholly agree
with MIR. Baruch."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Equal Rights
President Orders. Hiring
of Negroes on Defense
In,erna tion.I New. serv,e. Wiz.

HYDE PARK. N. Y, Sept. g.
President Roosevelt today person.
ally directed the heads of all gov
eminent departments and agencies
10 give Negroes equal treatment
when hiring workers for the ma
tional defense program.
The President instructed depart
mental heads 10 thoroughly eN-
anime their personnel policies SC
they would be able 10 assure him
the doors Of employment are
open 10 all loyal and qualified
workers regardless of creed, race
or national origin"
This round-robin letter form
allied an executive order the
President issued on June 25 de-
ploring any possible discrimination
and setting up a special commit
tee to review all complaints and
grievances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

LOTS Closing out 100 odd lots AZ bargain
prices. come out and look them over
NeMman. Michigan Ave. al LotE Rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

HOWELL AXE and river farms 300 acres
with both lake frontage and double river
frontage. rolling and scenic. partly wooded
on farm nome Edison GIFTED priced ~
$50 an acre :. n CRANDALL, 112
STATE STREET HOWELL. MICH
MAKE mo offer FIVE acres near - Mile
Road and Deauindre. IN Forsytne Road
20i60 R0gge
OZARK hog and poultry farm Only 500
complete with 4 brood soWs Is Young
hogs ana AT equipment 80 acres AL woven
wire fence free outside range avaliabie.
spring well water. good cottage. 40 n
barn nev 500 capacity poultry house hog
houses etc. with hog ana poultry prices
SOARING heres lifetime bargain 500
one $500 down Fall cata'og free United
Farm Agency. : n South Dearborn CHI
cago. mr.
90 ACRES. vale Michigan Buildings
electricity exchange for Fast Side sin
gie 1881 Elmhurst. Roseville
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

COI,ORFD tChariev0iX- Ellery section b
room. 81 100. S3l5 down SIS month
Cannon Brothers. 1850 sherman. FIizro,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Little Farms for Sale

4 HOME OF YOUR OWN FOR LESS
Little farms nus service. water gas and
electric. also q. b acres rich garden soil
HOSTE
1893 r Nile RI CEnterlne 1922
a REAL Deal acres m Telegraph road
north ~ Fiat Rock ~ miles modern
restaurant with living quarters s. 600
t'tms or viii trade for nome IN town
Crossman. no 6ftg
ARE YOU interested no rtts farm
~ SO write for FREE pamphlet descrih-
NIX over 100 rttie farms located On west
DO from acres M Nrte RoX y $3.50
Detroit Times
ATTENTION
Vest SIDE home seekers and acreage buy
eIs % homes nov under construction
Ne~rr"' Van Born. blocks east ~
Wa no road salesman IN TropcrfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

CoLoRED-Leicester Court beautiful
room brick, steam car garage. sacr-
hclnE TrinuN 2-Sl6S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Houses for Sale

COIoRED Maple seven rooms ~.
basement, ho' ar hes' ressonsnLe Cow
psyment Alonzo Hal, 3oN bfoaoN az
Cadillac 2oIN SUNDAYS. TRINITY l4sff
ColoRFD 49, SEVEN ROOM cottage 22l
Watson. near Chens s. ZOO $40
DOWN Good condition Move ~ ~ once
Trinity 2-satf.
COLOREp-- Mcnougau near sherman. Az
rooms, good condition. steam nsa, ' a.
sonsble down payment Alonzo Hal l5"
Rrosdwsy. Cadillac 2olo SUNDAYS, Iknhl
l-46Aa
COLORFp-No 81 the Boulevard neat
John r : rooms. bedrooms. recon
ditioned steam heat, nice lot, 2-csf "a
rage $500 down CA. 2oli
CoIOREp canir Cameron section So
rooms. ron basement. not air heat. 1885,
dowr AlonEo Hail 1905 RrosdNss
CAdiuac 2olG SUNDAYS Trinity l-'S'f
CoLORED MACK Flmvood section - 10
room brick steam $500 down 81
monthly cannon Brother 1850 sherman
Fhzroy 0i40.
col.oREp- ENcI FwOop near John
sirhi.room hrict newly decorated $500
down $40 so month. Miss Slohin, Coium
Dis 5000.
CoLoRED side Five rooms stow
heat 81 500 With $3.50 down AlonzC
Hal. 1905 Broadway. Cadillac 2o1o. sun
days. Trinity 1885
coLoRED oCharleyoix Elery section 3
rom, 81 100 S3l5 down SIS month
Cannon Brothers. 1850 sherman. Fl'zro'
0l40.
coLoREp rinman ten-room house tv'
baths, four-car sarage steam hea'
CoIoRED- Private owner eight rooms
not air heat, - BOO $3.50 down. hard
wood floors Tyler e-oa5i
CONCORD. 1888 Gafayettsl Groom 70
conditioned. 50 $50 reasonable ooVi
payment Tsiei 4-ssos
CoLoREp- Folks. for bargains in homes
call Arthur Gladstone, Randolph l440
Member y A A.
CoLoRED--L Leicester Court beautiful g
room brick steam car garage. sacn
hctnE Trints 2sl6S
CoLoRED - ATTENTION Offering 50
rooms. basement Sli5 DOWN, 3! Thir
teth. 4o3s McGrs~
rOIOREp CAtgeft--T.room 81 500 easy
terms Cannon Brothers 1850 sherman
F1fEr0y oit0.
CoLoRED -Muilsu nsar McDougall. cot.
tsgs $3.50 down, SIS monthly TO
COLoRED-Coodwin = room. not air. 2
2so4
coLoRED- n YOU don't see vhst yot
want cali US. Golee p. Brssnt Fltzro>
Bus
CofoREp Tinman aye rooms 5000
down gilbert Resf', Tyler $3.50.
closed SUNDAY
CoLORED- Two-fsmny East side s. 500
excellent buy. G0lee b. Bryant, Fltzro,
sis.
OLORED-Oakland sect modern rms
s. 500 $3.50 down. Mcqueen TO 1851
eotoRED-fiuMrs. ait prices easy terms
smeoley. 40 East Warren. TT 1872
COLORED- Brick fiat. each 81 $50
$3.50 down Mcqueen TO e-3S4i
CoiORED 4 APP each store. 81 5ol
IN SIS no Mcqueen. TO. 6-35il
COLORED Iyernsss modern 5 rms gar
$500 down. Mcqueen TO s 1851
coLORED- side modern 2-nst $3.50
ooVn Mcqueen TO s-3S4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Resorts for Sale

ANCHOR RAY SHORES glorious or
por'uatN 90 own a lske front on one On
i've acres with AXE privileges. - miles
from Detroit CifN HHH All en-, convent
ences good hsthInC ard nshinE only $50
DOWN p miles north ~ Selfrfge Field
80 clemens S,r1'r' e Iatge Vhi'e office
FOR SALE room outage modern to
TIRE .asf ratsf with attached garage
US ore Nesr n.d Dog hoN2oO 90 n hoa'
tsl. rectfIr nu.st De'hv Csmrbel
~nr S clair Raven mile m ~ ron
poir' ~ clemens Csii ringrse 23a0 u'
plnAfes bnqf
HDRsESHOE LAKE Two miles Whfmofe
Lake only sfucc,N wonderful business
Iat.t property trade Arlington 1850
WILLY THEY LAST
ACRE HOMFstTtS a. hcautful GREAT
AXES RFACH nr Lake Huron - miles
north - Port HGrun parks Fairgrounds
sfr hfee ouf S4nfaN. orirs 0r OAK
Road Sf-f easy ierrs Room zoos Ma
irstfr RrE Phone @ qtST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Ryan Aeronauti(dI
Receives New Order

NEW YORK. Sept s., A con-
tract for the manufacture Of air
craft engine exhaust systems has
been awarded Ryan Aeronautical
Company. according 10 T. Claude
Ryan. president New order in
creases by approximately $1,000
600 backlog Of orders in Ryan 5
manifold division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
VieUs Shortages

Everywhere we are plunging
into chaos In procurement and
supply" said Brewster. short
ages are developing In every
field. | hope that one-mar d.
rection will he accomplished
speedily.
The committee headed nv
Vice President Wallace has tts
place. hut that IL not enough.
We have got to have a step-up
In production. We are spending
one billion n month. and we
should he spending two billion
monthly To accomplish our pur-
poses"
Truman. who investigated de-
Tense activities on the Pacific
Coast, said that the bie aircraft
factories appeared 10 be ahead oi
schedule. although some shortages
had developed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Philadelphia Plans
7 New Bond Issues

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-The
City Of Philadelphia plans 10 adj
Vertise for bids about the middle
OF September for two issues OF
bonds. totallnG l4lO0 600. Bids
on the two issues will be opened
about October -.
The new issues Will consist oi
$1,000 900 Of water bonds and 81
100000 of 25-year serial bonds
dated Oct. !. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Bungalows for Sale

BEDROOM HOME Double cor
rtrue'sd. bsfh and slectrict', m Ia~g'
lot rsaoy - move 10 only g. So $500
Gown 2FSOn East JEFFERSON near 81. M.
road Or 2f700 Harper
BARGArN- Vicinity seven Mile-Conant 80
rooms brick mofsrn s. 600 $50 down.
y ehsrss Plaza Sn22
GPANDMONT 73O7.
New hunFs'CU very attractive rooms
nsa- transportation s. 500. payments So
nvrtn lrgigdlaF eveD thirs FuUnech
~ 1870
IONCwoOD FAST. 80 Eve rooms ~
rsEs ToVnserd 5-2643
22ss DOWN
New groom. unfinished Irsds hunEa oU
lsrge Joe bargain S7fSl 500 monthly
l0rafed ~ Cora street Grsn1 River.
blocks south % s-Mus f1a1
Also Van Dyke end Mile srctnr rrs
psfer gas electro a,sfans tpr.f ~
WINE TRINITY -sst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Flats for Sale
LAKEWOOD. NEAR FORREST

DEARBORN san Calhoun 49, Rrck SIS
equity s. $50 excellent income Orego
sSSH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Dome Mines August
Output S645,354

TORONTO. Sept & August
output Of Dome Mines. Ltd. was
valued At S645. 354 as against
$3.50. 047 IN July and $3.50 452 in
August, 1910
Production for the first eight
months was valued Al S.. 237 907
compared with S. Dos, $50 for the
similar 1910 period