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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Briefly. the bill now before tn
Illinois lawmakers, as TENTATIVELY
provides that: -
Amy corporation licensed to
Il do business i'm the state may
become a neighborhoOd rede-
velopment company providing it
owns or holds an option on two
thirds of the neighbOrhOod to be
condemned.
O-The neighborhOOd m Il
- qualify as a blighted area,
the majority of which is being
used for residential purposes.
0-The corporation must have
- a definite plan for rehabili-
tatiOn and produce assets equal
to 20 per cent of the estimated
redeveloped value of the
property.
h-The corporation must pay to
4 the municipality in which IL
operates of l per cent of the
estimated total development cost
for administrative expenses and
must post a performance bond
equal to the total cost of devel-
Opment. This, in event of nom
performance, gives the munich
pality the right to complete the
development at the expense of
the surety.
1.-The corporation may build
- apartments, terraces or sin
gle homes for rental or sale, as
it chooses, but no more than
One-half of the land may be
covered by buildings and no
more than 10 per cent Of the
area may be used for structures
of a woodworking type.
administration of the law is
" carried out by three-man
"redevelopment com missions"
appointed by the head of the
local government. These COM
missions are empowered to issue
certificates to corporations quail
flying under the law.
Interpretations qualifying I'M
der the law have the right
of eminent domain, that Is, the
right to condemn, are owners in
fee simple of the property fol-
lowing condemnation, and certif-
icates issued by the local COM
mission constitute necessity for
condemnation.
Krause said the bill he proposes
o draft will vary in some impor'
ant particulars from the Illinois
ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Turkey Holds Key

From the beginning of the war
Mussolini's strenuous objections
to Soviet Russian entrance into
the Mediterranean have blocked
Hitler's efforts. AS a result OF
the Italian reverses, it is under
stood that this obstacle no longer
exists.
Now, the main question IS
Turkey. The next three months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Wayne u. 10 Stage
Instrumental Clinic

An instrumental music clinic for
band and instrumental music
teachers and students will be held
February 20 to % under the spon-
sorship of Wayne University at the
music building. Third street and
West Warren avenue.
Five hundred are expected to at
tend the clinic at which concerts
and demonstrations by various
bands will be given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Refuge From War

In 1882, Mrs. Wooliey-Hart--
"Vivienne' TO her host. of famous
friends-bought her island as a
refuge from European war-turmoll.
Her American friends laughed at
her apprehensions, as did almost
every one back in 1882. But Vivi-
enne had justfiable confidence in
her choice. However. the one
thing has now happened that she
could not anticipate, and she finds
herself exiled from the very spot
she thought would be immune
Under the "destroyer-for-bases"
deal. the island has been taken
over by the United States govern
ment on a 99-year lease. So, more
recently. has the neighboring Nor
CANS Island. owned by j. Seward
johnson OF the wealthy Johnson &
johnson pharmaceutical supply
family.
There is also talk just now OF
transferring the major portion OF
the United States naval base in
Bermuda to Great Sound which
would mean similar disturbance
for other wealthy Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Coast Fortified

They say the Nazi general staff
has constructed a line of defenses.
something like the Siegfried or
Maginot Line. running along the
coast from behind Abbeville, Bou-
logne, Calais. Dunkirk and Ant
werp. TO defeat British attempts
at landing.
Also large sections of the French
Maginot are being dismantled.
Scores of long trains are rolling
toward Germany filled with guns
and steel and other metals, includ-
ing hundreds of tons of copper
Many of the heavily fortified
bunkers and large concrete pill
boxes have been turned over to
farmers for silos, granaries and
storehouses.
Arrivals here from Hamburg and
Bremen insist the damage done by
British bombing planes to those
cities is "astonishingly small" But
they said, Dusseldorf and some
other towns in the Ruhr industrial
district suffered quite severely
But they asserted that Essen and
the great Krupp armament plant
are "SCarcely touched +"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Japs Stynied

Japan is not finding ii easy in
the peace conference to obtain the
predominant leadership which il
desires in 1ndo-China. AS !
stated in my dispatch last week,
Thailand (Siam) and Indo-China
are in dispute over territory near
the boundary line between them
Japan entered to make peace and
incidentally. obtain important con-
cessions to expand its own power
Alleged hints from Washington
that Japan must break off with
the Axis TO clear the way for an
understanding and better relations
with America have met no hope
full response in Toxic, so far.
japanese authoritative sources
say that if the AXIS lies between
America and Japan. then Amer
ica's moral encouragement and
material aid to China also stand
between Toxic and Washington
The same sources also point out
that the Axis is insurance against
a Soviet Russia attack on Japan'S
rear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Once Prison Island

II Is quite a large island. this
estate of Vivienne Woolley-Hart
especially when you consider that
Bermuda has a total area of only
10 square miles. During the Boer
War, the British shipped Dutch
prisoners all the way from Africa,
Narrowing them on fuckers.
Almost smothered by under
brush. dilapidated foundations of
the prison barracks can still be
seen. There are two tiny harbors,
a real swimming hole and,
unique in Bermuda. a small grotto,
complete with graceful stalag-
mites, through which flows a salty
underground stream. In the grotto
is anchored an absurd little row.
boat in which Mrs. Woolley-Harts
guests used TO embark on brief,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Lead in War Strategy
Passing to Roosevelt
Passage of Aid Bill Would Hasten
Shift, Japs Stirred by Reports of
British Moves Near Siam
CONTINUED from Page One)

land plateau. rising above British
Burmese Victoria. dominate that
position and also dominate the
railroad between Singapore and
Bangkok.
The Kra Isthmus is the narrow
strip of land between the Gulf of
Siam and the Gulf of Bengal, to
which 1 referred in my dispatch
last week. Japan has long
planned to build a canal across
the isthmus. The canal would
short-circuit Singapore, the Brit
ish naval base. and would ma
terially shorten important routes
for japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

is expected TO bring the answer.
Soviet Russian circles are find
ing great satisfaction and also a
big laugh over Soviet Russia's in
clusion in the lease-lend bill. with
the right to call on America for
help. They consider this just an
other victory for the silent Stain
Molotov diplomacy.
Information has been received
here to the effect that the Ger
man aerial strength, compared TO
England's, is three to one. This
gives Germany considerable SUI
periority, but not sufficient for
mastery or supremacy in the air,
Persons arriving here from Ger
many. some of whom have been
in France, stress Hitler's far
sightedness toward all eventuali'
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Provisions of Bill

Briefly. the bill now before the
Illinois Lawmakers, as tentatively
drafted proYideSZ that:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1941-05-21
A. I. & 7. Directors
Urge S234,OO0,OOO
Debenture Issue
Would Be Sold to Present
Stockholders in Rutio
To Their Holdings
rytit Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 21-Directors
of the American Telephone e. Tele-
graph Co. today recommended the
issuance of s234,OOOOO0 in convert
ible debentures to be sold to present
stockholders in proportion to their
present holdings. The new money,
most ever raised at one time by the
company, would be used largely for
new construction.
Last December the company raised
S14O, 10000 through sale of bonds
privately at 9812 per cent to group
of insurance companies.
The December financing, to pro-
vide funds for plant expansion,
pushed the funded debt, including
that of subsidies, to $1,130,262 900.
S100 for Each Eight Shares.
The new obligations, subject to
registration becoming effective with
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission, would be offered at face
value to stockholders on the basis
of 500 of debentures for each eight
shares of stock held.
Other funded debt includes sl75.-
600 1000 in 25-year debenture 34s of
1861, 100000 of 3O-year deben-
ture 314s of 1866 and S94,694 900 of
an authorized 100000, 900 in 20-year
sinking fund debenture 5l2s of l943,
and S560,568, 900 in obligations of
subsidiaries consolidated.
In addition, the parent company
has sold S6,786,569 in per cent
demand and one-year notes to trNs-
tees of its pension funds, while sub
sidiaries have placed S97 ,044, 1888 in
notes on the same basis.
The network of Bell System wires
covers the United States and reaches
about 70 foreign countries or terri
tories,
Through its 30-odd subsidiaries
and connecting companies it could
connect some 21,860,00O telephones
as of December 81 over 80 ,3o6 900
miles of wire.
At the end of 1910 its total plant
value was estimated at s4747,674, ,470,
the highest in the company's his
tory.
The directors also declared the us
ual quarterly dividend of S225. pay
able July Is to stockholders of rec
ord June IS.
The debentures would bear inter-
est of not less than 2 per cent nor
more than 3, and being dated Sep
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO May 81 0P, tU. S Dept AgrA
-Salable hogs 10000; total IA 900, mar
ket opened steady: later trade slow; steady
to 10 lower; most off on hogs weis hing
$50 pounds. 9.15-35: early top. $40: $50
pounds and over mostly $40 and better:
soWs about steady, good 400-5OO pounds.
S.75-9.00.
Salsble sheep, 500: total 1000: late
Tuesday, spring lambs, fully 25 lower;
few choice native springers topped at
!1.50; TWO loads good s9-pound Cali
fornia late 100: medium and sood Texas
and Arizona Sprlneers, l0.00-l0 0.3O: good
and choice Shorn fed lambs $50 today's
trade; steady trade on meager sheep sup
test conditions however: two decks IO2-
pound shorn old crop lambs. $50 to pack
erS best native spring lambs quoted II 80
down; shorn ewes, 4.50 and below.
Salable cattle. II 900: calves. 1000.
largely steer and heifer run; killing quality
good to choice; sizable supply yearlings
and light steers in crop: water fills very
liberal: yearlines and light steers weak 10
% lower, moderately active: veighty bull
lock at standstill early, asking fully steady.
bid = su of all downturns softened by
1Oo0-11.25; sprinkline 1150-75: prime
l.l5S-poung long yearling, 1850; medium
light steers turning at S.15-9.25; light
heifers steady: these scaling $50 pounds
down best early, II .00-1l.25; veighty
heifers weak to 25 lower excepting prime
pounds. $50: no criterion generally. $50
IL 90 trade: beef cows weak to. 25 lower.
cutters weak at 200 down; bulls weak to
% off; practical top weighty SAUSAGE bulls,
$50: choice weighty vealers 25 or more
lower, with 1850 practical top.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK May 81 ,Pp-The Hong
Kong dollar gained small fraction as salnst
the u. S. dollar in foreign exchange trad
Ing today, the Shanghai medium lost 100
cent and all other currencies were un
changed.
Late rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canada.
Oficial Canadian Control Board rates
for U. S. dollars: Buying. 10 per cent
premium; selling, IL per cent premium;
equivalent TO discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying, 9. 81 per cent:
selling, Q O9 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 1924 per cent discount, or S1.25 U. S.
cents.
Europe.
Great Britain, official Bankers Foreien
Exchange Committee ratesl Buying, 81 o.:
selinT naf 500 open ma market GabeS'
80 10; Finland. o05n; Hungary, 19.71n;
italy 500: Portugal, 4 0l; Sweden, 23 Sc;
Switzerland for commercial transactions.
23.20l2: Yugoslavia. 2.35n.
Latin America.
Argentine. official, 2Q17: free. % IS;
Brazil, official. 605n: free. soon; Mexico,
20.70n.
Far East
japan, 23.4s; Hong Kong. 24.61; shang-
(Rstes in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs. 3sI4; 1-pound
prints, as54i l4-pound prints 39l4 90
score, tubs, 37l4 I-pound prints, 37't;
i4-pound prints. 3Si4: 81 score, tubs. 3Tl4;
5jsspolnod prints, 35'4; 4-pouno, prints.
31l2; l4-pound prints. IS: SO score. tubs,
3ti2 l-pound prints, 81 i4-pound prints.
3, :: IS score, tubs. 80; l-pound prints,
36l ,: l4-pound prints. 81.
LIVESToCK-Calves. liz; spring
From Agricultural Marketing Service,
prices paid net fob Washington.
EGGS--Market steady. Prices paid for
FederalState graded eggs received from
extras, large 2s-3Q. mostly 30 U. s.
extras, mediums. 25: U S. standards
large. 2521 mostly @6; U. S standards.
mediums 90: L. s. trades. 81 BroVns,
Z. S. extras large. 21-2s. mostly .; q. S
extras. mediums "a: U. s. standards
large, H425. mostly 25: U. S standards
mediums. H4-G4 mostly 1924. q. S
trades; H1-23. mostly y. For nearby un-
GRADED eGgS current receipts. whites. -;
mixed colorS, 81 few higher. Receipts
Government graded eggs. 326 cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market about steady
Fowl colored, all sizes. 1890; No. IS. l3-
II: Leehom hens. all sizes 1916; ROSTERS
eTs. all sizes. 1919 No. 2s. l2-l3. Della
ware Rocks and fryers sll sizes. 1919.
No. IS, 1918 turkeys. old toms, 15-l1;
old hens, Is; No. Is, 1918.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
CHICAGO Produce

CHICAGO. MAJ, 21 GP.-Butter: re-
ceipts, l.06S,a55; firm; 90 centralized car
lots. 35: other prices unchanged.
Esss, receipts $4,000; unsettled; fresh
sraded ar.f extrs rsys s Local a ears
receipts, 22l4 dirties, -21i2; checks, 20l2;
toragepacked frstS, 25: frsts. 2424.
Poultry. live, "a trucks; hens. easy;
balance steady; hens. over 3 pounds, 1872:
Leghorn hens. II; other prices unchanged.
Potatoes, arrivals 113; on track. $40;
total U. S. shipments. 921 new stock. sup
pfs modeGate G demand fo5 long
t. best stock demand for Southern stock
whites, Y. S. No. l, 1.15-S5; Bliss Tri-
umphs. U. s. No, 1. 200; Alabama. Bliss
Triumphs. q. S. No. l, .62-15: Louisiana
Bliss Triumphs, U. s. No /. 100; old
stock. Supplies moderate; for Idaho Russets
Northern stock demand fair but offerings
ysTy light msrkst Nd steady Idah9 Russss
and North Dakota Bliss Trlumphs, Y. S,
commercials S5.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Stock Averages
60 Stock Range Since 1927:
Bv VICTOR ETBANK.
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK. May 21.-The stock
market extended its gains today
as group Of oil shares went into
new 194l highs and many other
leading issues followed the upward
trend
Advances ran from minor frac-
tions to around a point at the close.
About 550,000 shares changed hands.
Activity through most of the ses-
sion was something Of an echo Of
yesterdays last-minute boom. al
though scaled down to smaller pro-
portions.
Operations centered largely on
the petroleum shares because Of
the earnings prospects occasioned
by predictions Of Eastern seaboard
gasoline shortages with attendant
price increases. already being re-
fected in crude and refined mar
kets
Reaching new top quotations for
the year were Consolidated Oil,
Ohio Oil Standard Oil of Ohio and
Id-Contlnent Petroleum.
Other issues on the upgrade were
Savage Arms. Allis Chalmers, Du
Pont, American Can, Dow Chemi-
cal, United Aircraft, J. I Case,
Montgomery Ward, Chrysler, Mack
Truck, Phelps Dodge, Reynolds
Metal and American Telephone.
The last named rose more than
point at one time as directors an
nounced funding program Of
1924 100000, largely TO be used for
expansion.
Bonds experienced moderate lifts.
Most commodities worked higher
with cotton nearing the close IS to
55 cents bale ahead. At Chicago,
wheat ended % to S. cent a bushel
up and corn closed . to 5 cent
better.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
| British Funds
| Barely Steady
| AtCIosinq
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 21-The stock
market closed with British funds
barely steady. selective buying of
industrials continuing and domestic
rails and oils steady. Kafflrs were
neglected.
In the foreign bond list Argentine,
Chilean and japanese issues were
higher.
The gilt-edged group firmed after
an unsteady opening.
In the selected industrials there
was some support for textile and
shipping issues.
Evening star., 1941-05-21

tember |, l941. would mature from
September !, l949, TO September J.,
1856.
They would be redeemable not
earlier than 80 days after the first
conversion date at price not to ex-
ceed l07 per cent.
The plan will be presented to
stockholders meeting June 25,
with stockholders of record May 29
eligible to vote.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON May u lPl.-(United States
Department Of Agriculture) -Combing
three-eighths blood territory woods were
ton market. but prices ranging mostly 90
to 90 cents. secured bases Inquiry for
the finer territory woods have resulted in
few sales of moderate volume at around
81 .05, secured basis, for graded fine wool,
containing staple and French combing
length together, and az 9s cents 10 81,
secured basis, for graded half blood with
staple and French combing length together.
Original bag fine territory had a little
demand at S1-S1 .03, secured basis.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
New York Produce

firm. Mixed coiors. fancy to extra fancy,
26l2-2Sl2: extra. 90; storage packed flrsts
25iia: graded flrsts 24,a: current receipts,
23h4; mediums 22st-23; & dirties, No. l. %
Whites (resales of premium marks. 30
3212) nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. 2S-2a5: specials. 27-271a: stand
ards, 26l4; (resales of exchange to fancy
heavier mediums. 2512-2S); mediums 25
Browns, nearby and Midwestern. fancy
standards. 25; mediums, 1924.
P1fts- Pnek eggs "a 2s7s ga. .a.tsr crs.
8s3 sg % ' score ore tcaih sh marke5 1872
36; 1891 score, 3413-35'4; s4-s7 score.
1884.
Cheese 411os2: frm. Prices un-
changed.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
New York Bor Silver

NEW YORK, May q (P.-Bar ST.
yer, 34A, unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
U. s. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. May I'll GP-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1941-05-21

Approximate Soes Of Stocks the NJ Y Stock Exchonge
11:oo A.M.------- 100000 1900 Noon 26OOOO
100 Pm. $4,000 900 Pm. 100000
Total Sales for the day. $4,000
In bankruptcy ecelvershlp bing reorsanzed under
Bankruptcy securities assumed by such
Rates di1dends the foregoine table
Unless otherwise noted special
included
Ex DIVIDENDS rights Also extras
stock. Paid last Payable Declared
year PAYABLE in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid declared
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Dividends de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing CO.
Resumed
Pc Six OF Fay
Rate Rod record able
Honolulu Plantation -15c - 5-26 5-31
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

The Gilmore "QuInseubsss~ five boby foua - bsupoD
and sisters ore shown win Sopso Coen tov oGco 49,
thsir bosksf preparatory TO lie N nssoy Npo - ~
tiny beds BOTTLE wosmss 100 ord no eboeto g6HoO -
care for fhs Giving promise Of hovu u eeo1ook~a -
Northwest children ard es0wrps well. % - - GOlU
Of ssoffs dsportmsrf STORE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
LIKELY

While the Federal Government
has not yet taken over control Of
organizations sponsoring model
building activity. some observers
feel the delay Is only temporary.
Robert n. Hinckley. assistant
secretary of commerce in charge
OF civil aviation. has been giving
the boys and their matchmaking
all the encouragement he can.
When the Civil Aeronautics Au-
thority was first set up" he said
in talk last March. I'VE diseov-
cred some appalling things Ger
many at that time had more than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

in building sirplans
models as Kids, are pouring into
the aircraft manufacturing indus
try. As opposed 10 outright green
horns. their model experience has
stood them in good stead.
Some Of the hoys upon growing
Older, have become pilots and me-
ohanics. Airplane mechanics. cs-
pecially, are greatly in demand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

q million boys. the Hitler Jursnd.
In the primary schools building
model sirplsn.s. Over ioo. 600
boys were IN gliding and soaring
camps $1,000 were being trained
annually az pilots and mechanics.
with a minimum ~ $4,000 being
finished and put into service. And
what were we IN the United states
doing Exactly nothing"
Since then the c. A. A has In
augurated regional civilian pilot
training centers for college and
students 10 help solve
the problem. Needed 10 aid the
he said. IL more enoour-
sgement for the model builders.
That job was taken over two
years ago by the Air Youth Of
America. OF which Winthrop Rock
efeller IL chairman. The program
was launched after the late Frank
Hawkes., the racing pilot. told
Rockefeller Of the need for such
an organization.
Since then Air Youth Of America
has developed model building In
struotors. prepared = wide variety
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Devils Island
Fugitive Jailed

BROWNSVILLE. Texas Rene
Belbenoit. fugitive from Devils
Island and author Of the best
seller. Dry Cuiilotine." wednes-
day had started q i5-months' pri-
son sentence. 10 be followed BY
deportation
He pleaded guilty To swim
ming the Rio Grsnde May -
and entering this country lilo
galls. Twice he attempted tn
make a courtroom lecture be-
fore 4. =. District Judge
jaime. '. Alfred.
BsIbsnoit had been free on bond
and had iectufed N California be-
fore he was brought here for trial.
His book describes his experiences
and his escape from Devils Island
'.hell-hols
The writer and lecturer said no
did not fear the prison sentence
but the deportation clause made
him fear that ne would be turned
over to the Vichy French govern
ment and returned 10 thu tropical
prison island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
SiudebalEer Now
In Defense Work
Coost plont Mokos
Fighting Plons Ports

t.os A>ogl.8s ore ~ the
West cn.sss nsT sblls
plants. the fsefury h~fe u ths
stud<nsker rsssfts corporation.
fss ssuas lnse defense psr<suesinn.
10 already turning Oft rsfss fcs
fighting planes. and snen may ~
making shrils. henshs. nr<nn FUSES
~ even guns and army TRUCKS.
This fact. tentatively shielded -
. military n>cr<t~ until the worh
actually got nn<s<r cay. has nrss
trsospsr~d here IN the disrse~sre
thai Wallace =. Miller. Formerly
~ p~sFost. hss n>ea appointed 80
fsnse lisiscn representative" NH
Ter. secerdinx h STANLEY whit
worth. vice president In charge ~
production. wlIl Get 80 contact man
between the nsudse~kss fsesnsy
and varsnss aisplsns plants ~ Ne
West coast.
These plants. for which . newly
fisted-up defsnss DIVISION ~ fhs
lccsi nsasar ear factory h ALREADY
turning nut sirpisns parts. IpeIsds
vsks. pcusisa fnssvstats sd
tcehhsed
Elmer knnu. technical sxseutivs.
has hen pat N charge ~ vies
President Whisworth ~ supssin-
isndsns. According 10 kssu. shs
department. whseh staFtsd with .
nucleus AZ - employees. win hsvs
several hundred wcrheru ~ the
first ef the year. rhs plant ain
Gated h the defense ~osh. sirve<sy
fitted with si0o. 90 worth a 80.
clai machinery. vas formerly .
new ear storage building. q y
. eommmosiiosss place with $4,000
square feet ef floor space.
Ths maipr part Of the ns,sls-
baker plant here manufactures
cars for distribution In Utah.
idaho, Nevada and AFisona. IN ID
dition 10 the three Pacific coast
states II Washington. Oregon snd
csIlfornia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

You help yourself when you buy
Z. s. Defense Bonds.