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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
A LEGALJASABB
SZEREPE

Nye szenatornak, a lind
berghistak egyik vezerenek
volt a dologban. Amig az elso
hirek vetele utan a Feher Haz
nyugalomra intett mindenkit,
azzal hogy megfelel6 es megbiz
hato ertesilesek meg nincse-
mex (tehat mem allitottak,
hogy nemet submarin sulyesz-
tette el a haj6nkat), addig
Nye senator sietett kijelen-
teni, hogy valosziniileg mem a
nemetek sulyesztettek el a ha-
jot, hanem az angolok, propa-
ganda szempontbol."
Nagyon v0r0s lehetett a Mr..
Nye area, ,ha meg tud pirulni,
mikor latina kellett, hogy a
nemetek az eisi:lyesztest mem
is akarjak tagadni.
Ha a Undergraduates
meg negy hetig szabadon be-
szelnek, S remeljiik, hogy alb
ban senki 6ket gatolni mem
fogja, akkor a polgarsagot
ezekiel a buta es szemtelen
nyelvelessel annyira felb6szi-
tik, hogy Ok fognak bennin-
ket a haboruba zavarni.
Remelniink kell, hogy a kor-
many egyik tulzo szels6seggel
sem fog tor6dni, S a kinos ugy-
mex bekes elintezesere alkal-
mat adnak a nemet kormany-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
HETI SZEML ID

hozzajuk kiildott CIO vezert a
sztrajk alatt meg sem hall
gattak.
Ha Murray megmondta vol
ma, hogy mikepen vessenek We
get a los angelesi' anarchianak,
akkor lett volna ertelme a til
takozasnak, de maguk a CIO
vezerei orultek a legjobban,
hogy az eln0k egy id6re rendet
csinalt a r0piil6gep iparban.
Ha mem kiildte volna oda a ka-
tonakat, talAn szethullott vol
ma az egesz CIO.
Mulasztast k0vetett ell az el-
nok, hogy regebben el6 mem
ten. Megqllapitqst nyert,
nagyobb mulasztast k0vettek
ell a CIO urai, hogy a kom-
muniStak kiildozeset el0bb
mem kezdtek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

denkit, hogy a telire valo SEE
net megvegyek. Seen szinten
van elegend6, banyaszni is tud-
max masfelszer annyit, mint
amennyire szikseg van, de az
6szre kocsihiany lesz, arh ia
rendes elosztast esetleg maid.
gatolja.
Ma meg remelik, hogy ele-
gend6 vasuti kocsi jut a far
mernek, hogy a buzajat az ele-
vatorokba juttassa, de mivel az
eszaknyugati fensikon az ara
tas kes6n van, ebben a tekin-
tetben is vannak aggalyai a
kormanynak.
A vasutak a kocsik tizezreit
rendelik, de ilyen c{lokra acelt
ma keveset kaphatnak, meg
van ra minden kilatas, hogy
mikor az vi gyarak a tomeg-
termelest clerk, sulyos szal--
litasi bonyodalmak lesznek az
egesz orszagban.
Termeszetesen a sztrajkok a
termelest minden teren gatol-
ak. paldaul a szensztrajk k5-
vetkezteben ma felmillio ton
acellal van kevesebb ebben az
orszagban, amibol sok vasuti
kocsit lehetne csinalni, S azert
olyan turelmetlen a sztraikok-
kal szemben polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
A NEMZETVEDELEM
ijGYEBEN

szinten tortentek megfelelo
lepesek. Ma mar termeszetes-
mex tartja mindenki, hogy had
seregiink tervezett masfel mil
lios letszamat ketszeressre fog
jak emelni, amint a megfelelo
mennyisegi felszereles elke-
sziil.
A szenatus felhatalmazast
adott az eln0knek, hogy
EGYEL6RE a 27 even feliili
hadk0teleseket szolgalatra ne
hivjak, S rajuk a sor csak ak
kor fog kerulni, ha a fiata-
labb emberekb6l eleg katonat
mem kapnak.
Azert allapitottak meg a ha-
tart 27 evnel, inert a vezerkar
szamitasa szerint harom millio
embert a 21-27 evek k0zt levo
egyenekb6l tudnak sorozni.
A hadiSzerek most mar sok-
kal nagyobb mertekben jonnek
XII gyarakbol, de ma MAJ
sokkal tovabb tarto es nagyobb
termelesre gondolnak, S ujabb
ezermilliokat fognak gyarakba
fektetni.
Arrol is gondoskodas t0rte-
mix, hogy a meglev6 termelesi
eszk0zokkel a termelest fokoz-
zak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

gaz eent6segeve, akkor habogus lenne
hez kerdes Ha pogarank tsztaan lennenek azz hogy
demokraca sokszor suyos aldozaoat kvan nezet fait
akkor maguk k0vetelnek haborls cenzurAt.
mai haborus viszonyok ura felsznre hozak EFT fon-
tos kedes nezetek eppen olyan eer6k mint huszon0t
ev el6tt votak Aaplaban we've meett vagy ellen
cgyetlen oyan pontot hozak M aey vi gondolanak vol
ma tekintheb Megvitattak mar k0r indent Ha-
tamas konyveket rtak fel6e de megoast meg tadl
talk meg.
Es val6sznu, hogy alkalommal Sc talaljak meg!
Csak egyet vehetnk biztosra helyzet ugy kvanna,
az Egyeslt Aanok en0ke egy panatg fog haboz hogy
habors cenzurat elrendeje erdeke e6bbre
va16 minden elmelei okoskod&Sn&l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
A KORMANYUNKNAK
VOLT

egyeb gondja is a multi he
ten. Megallauitast nyert,
hogy a nemetek olyan amerikai
hajot sulyesztettek ell, amely
mem jart haborus vizekben,
ami hadi arut mem witt ma
gaval, S amelynek az utasait
- nemzetkozi szerz6des ellie
mere - halalveszedelemnek tet-
tex XII. Aminthogy azok ma
gyobb resze valoszintleg a nyi-
tott csonakokban, a partok-
tol 700 mertfoldnyire elpusz-
tult.
Az Egyesult Allamok terme-
szetesen mem tiirhetik meg,
hogy az osszesi tengerekrol egy-
szerxen legyiKoljqk, vagy XII
parancsoljak a hadviselo fe-
lex az anerikai kereskedelmet,
es feltetlenul sulyos diploma
ciai kovekezmenye lesz a do
lognak. *9%
S ha a nSrnet kormannyal
el is fogjak valahogy az ugyet
intezni, ami meg mem biztos,
hatra lesz az amerikai nep,
amelynek ket szels6sege azon-
nal bele-ugrott a vitaba, a
melyek mindegyike ostobasagot
k0vetel a kormanytol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
MEM VOLT NAGYON
OKOS

dolog a Murray (CIO elnok)
reszerol, hogy a szervezet tag
jait taviratok es levelek kilds-
sere biztatta, hogy kikelt a
katonasag kirendelese ellen,
inert az eln0k helyeben egye-
bet mem lehetett tenni, S ait
Murray nagyon jol tudja.
Ok maguk, szervezet veze-
rel, allapitottak meg, hogy a
los angelesi sztrajkot kommu-
nistak okoztak, egy, par 'big
shot"-ot Ok maguk elcsaptak, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
Az EMELKEDO
ARAKBA is Belle

nyul a kormanyunk, keny-
telen is ait mielobb megtenni,
kiilonben peldatlan inflacio es
sulyos kilengesek lesznek az Or
szagban.
A multi heten rairtak ot au-
tomobil gyarra, hogy a kihir-
detett aremelest azonnal von-
jak vissza, inert anelkiil is ele-
get keresnek, S 1ha vonakodna-
max AIT megtenni, torvenyt
fognak elleniik csinalni.
Sziikseg lenne, hogyt,ugyaaz.
arakat, mint a munka bereket
k0ssek bizonyos korlathoz, A
tgyarak kenytelenek lesznek sok
esetben az arakat emelni, ha a
berek nap7nap utan emelked-
mex, viszont a beremelesekkel
nem ernek semmit a munka-
SOk, ha az arakat aZOnnal- fog
jak emelni A
Ezzel csak ait erheti ell a
nemzet, hogy a dollar erteke
egyre alabb szall, a fegyver-
kezes merhetetlenul sokba ke-
riil es a csod szelere juttatjak
az orszagot.
Meg kell talalni a kormany-
max sirg0sen a modjat, hogy
megfelelo keresetet es HASZON
RESZESEDEST biztositsanak a
munkasnak, de tartsak feken a
bereket es az arakat egyfor-
man.
Eel A KONGRESSZUS
EGY
! egeszseges adojavaslattol es a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
ELKOBOZZAK
AZOKAT

a szerszamgyari felszerelese-
ket es szerszamokat, amelyek
nincsenek napi "a oran at
uzemben, ait remelik, hogy
ezzel felere vagjak mindenitt
a gyarak felszerszamozasara
sziikseges id0ket.
Sulyosan belenyulnak a ter
meles minden agaba, S a fegy-
verkezes sokkal nagyobb mer-
tekben kap nyersanyagot ezen-
tul.
. Ma arrol beszelnek peldaul,
hogy az auto-ipar termeleset
legalabb negyven szazaiekkal
levagjak, inert acelra a hadi-
hajok epitesenel nagyobb Is
surgosebb sziikseg van.
Civil hasznalatra t0bbe alu-
minium edenyt mem /. szabad
csinalni, S altalaban XII fogjak
vonni ezt a fenet a civil for
galombol egeszen, inert a ro-
pulogep iparnak a teljes myers
anyagra van szuksege.
T0bb ritkabb femet civil
hasznalatra mar mem adnak.
Az olajjal valo futest is kor-
latozni fogjak, inert van ugyan
folos mennyisegben az orszag-
ban, de ait szallitani mem tud-
jak, miutan a parti hajok nagy
forgalmat ezentul a vasutak-
max kell potolni.
SZENHIANYTOL
is TARTANAK
eS mar ma ARA kernek min.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

there while, she got pretty good break. A rival
department store had hit the idea of using their
elevator operators advertisements for their photo
graphing department. portrait of each girl was
posted in the elevator so the customers could COM
pare the likeness Naturally, the prettiest girls in
the store we're put on the elevators
This started sort of prettygirl-elevator operator
war in Chicago as other department stores began
putting their most attractive employees on the ele-
vators.
And who was among those selected by Marshall
Field? Could it be girl who later to be chosen
by most of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps as the
one Hollywood star with whom they would most pre-
fer to be cast up on desert island?
Of course it was.
Dorothy learned how to operate an elevator.
She still knows how, but she doesn't work at it.
Dorothy Lamour, whose real name is Dorothy
Lamour was born in New Orleans 1t is said in Holly
wood that when she was five years old she sneaked
Evening star., 1941-11-02


DIE looks upon her success as stroke of almost
weird good fortune and her constant willingness to
appear on benefits make arduous trips for personal
appearances, to step in and help whenever asked is
not based yearning for publicity for the spot
light. They are part of her effort to pay back
Mine years ago." she says. Il was running an
elevator. Look at me now can't see that deserve
it. try the best l to square things up but Ill
never be able to- I'm not the best singer in the world
and there are better actresses know dozen girls
who look better in a sarong. Why am here?''
Well ask the Army. the Navy and the Marines.
recent survey has shown that Dorothy their pref
erence - on the screen, in photograph in personal
appearance, on that mythical desert ISLE One ex-
panaton is that no Hollywood actress has even come
close to her record for visiting camps doing what she
can to help entertain the boys
But there, of course, Dorothy is on her home
grounds. The General may have come from West
Point, the Commander from Annapolis, but Dorothy
Lamour is a straght-line graduate of an Army G.
Navy store on South State Street. and when she
glances at the uniforms around her it's not because
she's carried away by their glamor Her glance is
strictly professional.
She's looking to see if the colors match
The End
Askov American., 1941-01-23

We Won't 10 Help Build Minnesota And The NoFfhWesf
policy actively seek attract
agriculture believe best do these things by
rendering utility each or individual
a the possible
Askov American., 1941-01-23

1OOWl my company
WHO IS THE REAL BOSS?
ON thought might Management of
company the boss But the Management has responsibility
toward the thousands who have invested their savings
the company Furthemore Management
responsibility toward Employees But ultimately all responsible
the Customer. He is the Real Boss of all
Northern Power Company Shows Record of Increased
Facfies Lower Rates, Community Benefits Wherever Ser'es
Our total of 500 communities the
Iowa. North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin, and
Illinois These include 594 communities supplied with electric power
light and with gas (ome being combination Popere
419,6O3
Number Of Customers Gas customers 1900
Served November 80, } Telephone 4,736
1910 883
Water 63o
We Keep Pace With The Demands Our Customers
company long standing policy
adequate facilities demand Sufficient capacity and
Program
Electricity Is Cheap In The Territory We Serve
we'll known has long been the policy
rapidly practicable Rate made since 1881 no."
than soooooo annually and this
and of labor and material
Our Payroll Amounts To Mo- Ten Million Dollars!
The Northern Company payroll approximately
distributed 5000 EMPLOYEES Our employees
They share
community and institutions
Our 1892 Tax Bill Wos $6.67s.4s2
And In 1910 Il Will Be Nearly So, 100000
tremendously
higher
practically three much 1885, they have
bill alone
Ito THAN PER CUSTOMER PER YEAR
Every good his fair
But believe
the otherwise
availab for dividends and Payrolls
We 10 Help Build Minnesota And The Northwest
than
policy actively
surrounding and
things
rendering utility individual
possible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
You Can Quit
Draft Board Told

LANSING. July II. - Three
members of Jackson County
draft board who resigned because
draft regulations are constantly
changing and the work took toe
much of their time, cant quit"
and must stay on the job until
successors are appointed. Col
Samuel d. Pepper. assistant draft
director, said Saturday.
"They just can't walk out and
quit" said Pepper. "They are
still In office and responsible
under the law for the work.
Their designations will be for
wsrded by Governor Van Wag-
oner to President Roosevelt
with a recommendation as 10
whether or not they should be
accepted. Until they are &C
cepted they are not effective"
The three men who resigned
were Harry w. Helmer, Leo Miller
and Vert II. Easton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Banking Bill Fight

Despite all other excuses. the
one and only reason the Republi.
can majority forced the 9O-day
extension was 10 keep alive The
snti-brarch banking b,ll vetoed bS
the governor The COP members
had sufficient votes 10 force the
recess. but they did not have TIE
necessary two-thirds majority ir
the Senate to override the execu.
tive veto.
These Republicans. led by Sena.
tor d. Hale Brake Of Stanton
argue that the Importance of the
hank bill outweighs The conSe.
Quences Of delaying tie new laws
an additional 90 days.
They contend that unless the
trend toward branch banking i,
stopped. Michigan will revert 10
banking practices which have moi
been in use since he holiday OF
1893.
Bankers themselves are divided
Principal sponsor Of ne bill. how.
ever. is the Michigan Bankers
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
262 LaWs Postponed

BY adjourning until October 9
the lawmakers have postponed
until January OF next year the
effective date of 262 new laws
The constitution provides that I'm
less given immediate effect. new
acts shall be entered on the books
90 days after final adjournment
This would have been October 9
had the House and Senate adj.
Journed as scheduled last Wednes-
day.
The delay until January is i'm
portant because some Of the new
laws are vital 10 the public inter.
est. These include he act enabling
the state 10 clean up inSanitary
conditions IN the southern part N
Macomb County; the antiSabotage
law; the statute creating "A com
mission 10 fix milk prices. and the
act permitting wayne County
voters 10 establish civil service in
tho County Building.
Had the Wayne County civil
service law been on the books. the
Board Of Supervisors probably
would have called a special cleo
ton concurrently- with Detroit :
municipal election in November.
The postponement means that
Wayne will not get civil service
until 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Coroner toProbe
I Fumes Deaths

A jury OF six men. five Of them
technicians. was selected by Coro-
ner Albert a. Hughes, Saturday, TO
investigate the facts surrounding
the deaths of two newsboys who
died in a gss-filled building that
was being fumigated.
The jury will convene al $50
a m. Tuesday. It's members are
a. +. Mallard Sr. OF the A. T.
Mallard Company r J. Golfers Of
the Frank w. Kerr Company
Sampel Maesky. pharmacist; Dean
r. p. Stout of the department Of
pharmacy and chemistry. Detroit
Institute of Technology; A. O.
Matthews. chemist. and William
r. Hutchinson. 1896 French road,
insurance salesman.
Pending the inquest findings and
an investigation by the Depart
ment Of Health, Cornelius Conway.
1885 Yorkshire road. Crosse Polnte
Park. health inspector responsible
for enforcement Of the department
rules AT the apartment house
where the boys lost their lives. was
suspended Saturday by He 1t h
Commissioner Bruce III. Douglas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Letter Romeo
Arrested Here

Traced through postoffice box
Tony Z. Rudolph, SO, who is sale
by BFI agents TO have defraudec
lonely women all over the country
was arrested Saturday on a fugi.
tive warrant from Little Rock
Ark. where he is accused of de-
frauding woman out of $500.
The agents said Rudolph. alias
Gfaf Anton Edwards, made the
acquaintance of women by writing
h e m letters, explaining he was
vacationing in their city and would
like 10 meet them.
Arraigned before United States
Commissioner J. Stanley Hurd
Rudolph pleaded not guilty and
was held under $500 pending q
removal hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
2 Acres Too Much

Under the Wheat Marketing
Act. HIATT was allotted Is acres
but planted II instead.
He was denied a permit fol
marketing the wheat grown or
the two acres and was told by
government agents he would have
to pay a penalty of 40 cents a
bushel or store the grain before
he could get a permit TO sell the
wheat from the allotted l. acres.
That's my farm and nay
wheat" said HIATT. II never
voted on the Marketing Act. II
we are going TO have a free
country we got To start some
where. They might just as
we'll start on me-"
At the completion Of the burn
ing HIATT seemed TO believe the
government was going 10 start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Army Recommends
River BottIene(k Cut

Elimination of the dangerous
southeast bend in the channel of
the ST. Clair River off HarSen's
Island. a bottleneck for lake
freighters, was recommended TO
Congress by army engineers
Saturday for the second time.
The engineers suggest that q
second channel for southbound
freighters be cut across the island
from St. Marks Church on the
north TO a junction with the river
near the rivers mouth. a distance
of 81 miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Defiant Farmer Finishes
Burning II Acres of Wheat

legal action against him and
might cause his arrest.
Halbert Bernstein. chairman oi
the county agricultural conserva'
ton committee. said no actor
against HIATT was contemplated.
He burned up his own
money" said Bernstein. "and
It's not the government which
set the regulations. The mar
keting quota was voted by 80
per cent of the nations wheat
growers"
HIATT owns a 240-acre farm anC
is considered a man of means II
the community.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Despite a seasonal decline in
auto production as the end of tho
l94l model year approaches, there
are 81 600 more hourly wage work
ers employed in Wayne County
now than there were year ago
the Board Of Commerce industrial
department reported Saturday.
The boards index Of industrial
employment stood al 1896 on June
80 as compared with 1861 two
weeks before and $50 a year ago
Welfare and WPA rolls are
lower than at any time since 1929
the report states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Basis for Suit

Governor Van Wagner will con-
tend that the legislative session
ended last Wednesday because the
Senate did not reconsider the origi-
nal resolution fixing noon that day
for the end Of the 194l session.
The suit is being prepared by
his legal adviser, Byron Ballard,
and will be fled within two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Times staff Correspondent,

JACKSON, July 12.-Protestinf
against the federal Wheat Mar
keting Act. Marion HIATT, a Liberty
Township farmer, Saturday com
pleted the burning, shock by
shock, of II acres of wheat at ar
estimated loss of $500.
HIATT went TO the field about
3 a. m. equipped with a can oi
kerosene, a rock and a box oi
matches. Despite the protests oi
neighbors, he ignited each shock
and, at the completion of the task
triumphantly declared:
snow they can come and get
me. I've got money in my
pocket. and II they put me in
Jail I'll get out on bail. I'll
show them 1 live In Liberty
Township"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

j .227 POI persons daily as COM
pared with 10l1,8l3 a year ago.
Detroit Edison industrial power
sales amounted 10 29.912000 kilo-
watt hours for the week ending
July 6. The figure year ago was
.19SS4,0OO
Steel mills in this area operated
at SO per cent of capacity com
pared with 70 per cent last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Attempts Suicide in Jail

DcSpOndent because he was ar
rested on reckless driving
charge. according 10 police, JOS
eph Brzys. 80, of Sill Ogden ave
nue.. attempted 10 hang himself
in has cell in McGraw police sta
ton Saturday He was taken 10
Receiving HoSpital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Seasonal Auto Production
Decline Fails to Cut Jobs

clearings more than so per cent
over the corresponding 1910 fig
ures.
Bank debts 10 individual &C.
counts for the week ending July 2
were the highest in Detroit's his
tory. with the exception OF the
week ending Jan. 2. 1929. when
payments for holiday purchases
we're included
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Bank Cledrings High

Banking activity in Detroit con-
tinues at a high level, with bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Council Gets
.S55t,0O0,OOO
Project Plan

A S551 900 900 public works pro-
gram for Detroit. including a
Woodward avenue subway, will be
submitted TO the Common Council
this week by Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries' capital Improvement COM
Imittee.
The vast building program Is to
be Immediately available when the
war emergency ceases TO insure
against widespread unemployment
and cushion the economic let down
that is expected.
A federal Official has been max
ling the rounds of all city depart
ments during the past few weeks
attempting TO speed up the work.
The S39,0O0,000 Woodward sub
way project is at the top OF the
Hist marked Immediately neces-
sary," and is being planned in de-
tail by the city engineers departs
ment
DSR officials have been luke
warm to the subway proposal for
many years on the ground that 1t
would not pay for its IF and that
other convenient and cheaper
forms of transportation were In
development.
Nevertheless, George r. Thomp-
son, city engineer, has designated
the Woodward subway as the most
desirable project on the commits
tees list from a financial stand@
point.
In detailed report Of the
Woodward subway project Thomp-
son estimates the annual cost Of
Operation and maintenance at
81, 100000 and an annual gross In
come of S3,790,0OO.
Original Program
The subway line would be SO
miles long and would extend from
Jefferson avenue to State Fair
avenue with 19 passenger stations
located at approximate half-mile
intervals.
Ten car trains would operate on
the line and feeder bus service
would be scheduled to serve the
10 stations.
Glenn c. Richards, secretary OF
the department of public works.
who left yesterday for London.
England to study civilian defense
problems. has promised to report
on the usefulness of a Detroit
subway as an air raid shelter in
case of war.
The original subway building
program of the capit"l improves
ment committee called for subs
ways on Woodward, Grand River,
Gratiot and Crosstown at a total
cost of S170,000.0O0.
Since then Russell Reed, analyst
for the national resources plan<
ming board. has asked city officials
to cut down their projects to those
of immediate necessity and those
whose future maintenance and
Operation will not be burdensome
to the city.
Working under these instruc-
tons Thompson may discard pro-
posed SIS, 100000 civic center and
substitute for il a new city office
building to cost between $1,000, 900
and S3,000,000.
Other items which are included
Tin the committees agenda are
limited access express highways
on Sixth-Hamilton, Hastings-Oak.
Hand. Myrtie-Mack. Calvert Caniff,
and a riverfront drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
DSR Traffic Up

The value of single and two-fam.
lily dwellings for which building
permits were issued last week
again exceeded 81, 100000.
DSR passenger traffic averaged