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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
May Events Arranged
 During Board Meet

A meeting of the Board of the Daughters of Beth Israel was held last evening at the home of Mrs. Abraham Matzkin of Lincoln Street. Mrs. Joseph Reiner, first vice-presi- dent, presided at the business meet ing.
 Mrs. Louis Reiger was named chairman of the Cake Sale to be held on May 1. Tentative plans were also made for a strawberry festival on May IS, with Mrs. Charles Beck in charge.
 Games Of bridge and nah Jong were played, and were followed by refreshments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
ZION CONFERENCE
 POSTPONED WEEK

Rev. H. R. Jackson. presiding elder, will be unable to come to Waterbury tomorrow evening for the scheduled quarterly conference at the Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion church, SO the gathering has been postponed until next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Saileman W. Weller, pastor of the Zion church here, was recipient of a tele- gram from Rev. Mir. Jackson this morning informing him that the trip here tomorrow would have to be postpone4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Pre-NuptiaL Dinner
 For Anne Shanahan

Mrs. James slavin entertained at dinner recently in compliment to Miss Anne Shanahan who is to be married this month. Miss Shanafan was the recipient of lovely personal gifts.
 The guests included: Miss Helen McNiff, Miss Katherine Heating, Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Rena Al- tieri, Miss Natalie Altieri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
(NEA Telephoto)

broke College year book, in the re- cent campus elections. She will serve during the academic year 1941- -l942. The daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Copes of Nova Scotia Hill, Miss Copes is a freshman at Pembroke. She is a graduate of Watertown High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
RUAnEAGE SALE

Plans were completed last night by Pride of Hawthorne lodge Daughters of St. George, to hold a rummage sale at 12 Bishop street all day tomorrow.
 Clothing donations will be re- ceived at the store this afternoon between 4:30 and 6:30 o'clock. Pro- ceeds from the sale will go to Bun dles for Britain. Mrs. Frank Carey is chairman of the committee. Mrs. David Reding presided at last nights meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Santa Maria Circle
 Hold Party Tonight

A benefit social will be sponsored by the Santa Maria Circle, Daugh- ters of Isabella, this evening. The proceeds of the party, which will be held in Knights of Columbus hall, will be donated to the building fund of St. Mary's hospital.
 This will be the first in a series of such parties to be held for this purpose.
 The public is invited, and a large attendance is anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
GAGIFT

Joan Leslie, who goes barefoot through most of Sergeant York" received a gift from the crew. It was a pair of bedroom slippers - with no soles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Engagements
MAUCRRI-DTORIO

MAUCERI-DTORIO
 John Diorio of North Riverside street announces the engagement of his daughter, Antoinette, to Louis Mauceri of Calvin street, Naugatuck son of Mrs. Ignazia Mauceri of Italy.
 No date has been set for teh wed- ding,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
SERIAL QUEEN

Helen Bruno, who worked one day in shining Victory" was once a serial star and worked months on each picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
WatertotUn Student
 Elected At Pembroke

Miss Irma o. Copes of Water town has just been elected to the editorial board of Brun Mael, Penn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-28
Blue
Ribbon
Ice
1Oc pit. pkg.

Vanilla, Pineapple, Strawberry,
Chocolate, oranae-PInssppis,
Black Walnut, Maple-Walnut,
Cherry, Banana, Butter Pecan,
Heneydew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Michigan Copper
Gets Cent Bonus

( WASHINGTON, Aug 30 - A
premium Of | cent a pound over
"out-of-pocket' costs has been Of
fcrcd three high cost operating
Michigan copper producers by the
government. The companies HTc
tho Isle Royale Copper Company
Quincy Mining Company and the
Copper Range Company
AT the same time a pro,iso was
included 10 the'%ffect that the
basic wage scale for workers va.
to be increased 81 per day AZ.
cordIng 10 trade reports II is be-
fieeet- that the offer may f,r, ;tr-.
cepted by these producers. but WitF
the understanding that IL IS only p
temporary measure 70 he modified
IN The future As operating costs
continue 10 mount
II is expected that p substantial
part of the tonnage produced from
these properties Will show costs
above - cents n pound so that n
subsidy of cent above such levels
will mean payment Of better than
Is cents per pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
|Wheat-Pfi(es
Ease After
Early Upturn
Close Unchanged to
sc Off; Soy Beans
Rise Nearly 3 Cents
on Active Buying
In,ernst,orsl >,u, Ner,ics VII.

CHICAGO Aus 30 Wheat VA
~ tt,fii+. if444 r,rrt-t--
dropping moderately under th'
pre-, lous finish after ruling = cen
biGher early. Ear support -,
>eloped on the reaction and price,
recovered slightly 70 finish IN
changed TO : cent off Scptem
her closed unchanged at 81 1873
Soy beans were SUong
SOY beans on active buying rose
as much as 3 cents and thcr
hacked down partially 10 finlsf
az tn %. cents up The October
old contract reached a new tor
for the season. selling at 81 SO (,
Trading IN lard. which was SuS-
pended yesterday pending clarfl
cation Of a government order. was
Presumed today Transactions m
oil, the Board Of Trade
announced, would be resumed AT
the opening OF business Tuesday
The Board Of Trade VIII be closed
Monday, Labor Day
Trade in wheat was rather quiet
and Of 4 pre-hoiiday character.
Corn closed Is cent up to cent
down oats s. cent down 10 3.
cent up and rye ,. to Is cent up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Needed at This Time

This effort is especially needed
Al this time when rising hidden
taxes in the price Of things re-
nuIres aid 10 Tho consumer
through eliminating all elements
OF -Wsste~fneidcntal tu drstrfhI-
ton as we'll as 10 manufacturing.
OF course. there arc many
facets 10 this subject. Quantity
production requires search for
mass markets. and this tends 10
add 10 distribution costs. As
machinery and horsepower re-
lease human effort IN primary
production il is logical 10 occupy
an increasing ratio of the self
supporting population in service
functions. including distribution.
Rotor cost analysis on tho dis.
trihuiive side viii distinguish
between crackpot criticism. on
tho one hand and uStiGablc
complaint over genuine economic
waste. on tho other.
Mr. LonCman not only poses
the problem hut makes a variety
of specific suggestions 10 help
management reach a SatiSfac-
tory solution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Detroit Produce

APPLES Arkansas hushel baskets y
s. ~ - - N .ninmum Jonethsns,
Si 90 Michigan WeAlfhys hushe baskets
L. Nn-l- 2ls in minimum 81 a. IN.
minimum 7Sc hushel crates y : M I,
2lr-in min. Ihc Wolf Rivers hushel
crates, L. : 30. /, ain minimum poe II
cANrAtourEs Too few ,ales to
HoNEypEws Arizona Graves fair 70
good quality anlho 81 and - 81 i0n 50.
California Jumbo So and Sc 81 50 s..
LETT CE California los Angeles
crates Iceberg salinas WatsonvfIie
district 5.do2en 81 2h05 mostly 81 0u
-; d.dazcn SO 5oHt few higher.
s. Onions so-'2 sacks Ida he S Sweet
81 65al75. Idaho Whites T. S No /.
So gin and larger 81 7oHl n Mich.
gan 4. : ~ ! Yejlovs 70-s00c ? in and
PEACHES Rushel basket. Ind ana ~.
ber,as. Il s No T. p. I'm. min. 81 50.
nAnois Hales i 6 80 gin 70 ~.
IN 81 so Virginia Ebertss 4. No !.
IN and up mostly up good color. 81 81.
West Virginia FIhertas u M. ! 2 IN.
minimum 81 fOol.50. MARYLAND Halcs
T. No ! 2i-i minimum 81 ~,
Michigan Hales. hnshel baskets L No.
L. ~ in minimum. s. TO- hushel crates
T. $ SO. g. 2fr-tn minimum. 81 - n 2
fa'r quality 81 40 Elpertas hushel has
kcts 4 No l. Pin. min 81 i5a 25,
bush"l crates 2in min, 81 .10n Is, a p
In min asa Soc
Potatoes lo0-lb. SACKS California
Long whites 4 $ 40 ! washed few
sales ~ Is Washington Long Whites
IT. 8 No washed 50 10. Idaho and
oregon Long Whites Y : No. ! washed
81 ~ Idaho Russet Rurbanks u s No.
washed 50 1nu22s. New Jersey chip
rewRs ~ s No unwaShed 81 25d
- mostly 81 401 81, Michigan cob
biers = s No / unWashed SlH1i rs
SWIFT POTATOES LOUISIANA Porto
q
SIS Tennessee Porto Ricans hushel
crates 81 3tul 30 bushel hampers Nancy
Halls 81 1901 3s Texas Porto Picans
rusnel crates 40 g. few sales 81 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Banks
Brokers
Business
By ARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor


The recent Nlio'a ! S'tlke ~ 'O'
Great Lakes See PAM mere va
oep-oLah-e All all ana y ~ c9n
oenne0 hN Hnion' management
snd go'efnneen'.
However 'n'ie Us = i'NSon ''
he leaned from 4 -- q ie>son "hlot
cen he au>0frEi p'otl'7olN hN
every e1'p.oN az iaoor IN tnt
country
4 no'Ef Was l'-s'd on me
Union ct.e'in BOARD In''0' me
plant j. 'o'd enc men mat neco
ta'lon' mao nefn e1lsiinea tenn.
porar.'\ 80 7'i0" me management
- prepare counter wage proposals
i stated 'uil2'' maj ne delay
haf been agreed io oN lhe union
tre company ana ih' leNeral cen
Sliaiot
T. sftfifft-,.'-t'- fj7,f'f4' 7 l4're
was no oieak0o" n Pm ntE'''d lions
ano even Weni So f4r r. 10 warn
he men 70 9'SIoE3ra Hll 'uInorS.
"f.1ca' movements ano So on
started n\ irresponsible people
VINO are working against INC best
interests ~ Your country and
union. II was signed nv me dis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
New Tank BuiIder7

Part ~ the expected slack m
tAe automobile industry viii be
taken up by big new army
tank production program
Although plans have not been
made public key industrialstg
understand that production of
the bruially efficient M3 IS
tcnner VIII still be below the
needs NJ Unified Statc>-a and
brIfs when Chrg Sler hits
capacity
Uncle Sam VI' soon select
smother large auto company 10
undertake ptcductlon of the M.
thus killing two birds with ono
stone fakirC up INC employ
mer' slack and getting the
recded tanks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Cites Deficit Cut

ON this last item. Controller
Oakman pointed out that the cur
rent deficit was S21 100000 IN 1893
but that by June 80. 1899. It was
cut 10 Sl3.943 600, June 30 1910
TO $ll1O0OO0 and at tho start OF
the current fiscal year on June 80.
il stood at only Sc 900. 900.
JefrieS and Oakmans point IN
the proposal Of the BondhoIderS
Refunding Committee in 1893 as
additional proof that Detrorr4s
schedule of debt retire
ment is we'll within its means ia
pay
why nj that time In n de-
preston wear. the committee said
that Detroit could afford debt
service aggregatipg $4,000. 900
beginning in 1912. We're going
To he nearly $1,000, 900 under
that figure" Jcffrics SAID.
II realize fully that we've n
real selling job 10 do hut ! think
II can he done. other cities get
better rates and we're going 10,
too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Ward P|asti(s
Moves 0utstate

Due 20 increased business, the
Ward Plastic and Rubber Com
pany, now located in Hilton road
IN Ferndale is moving 10 a larger
plant located in Rochester. Mich.
The company plans 10 be settled
IN the new location by Seplem-
bcr
Ward Plastic and Rubber Com
panX SpeclalIlcS IN the molding
and finishing OF plaStlcs for the
automotive. stove and refrigerator
trades A large portion Of the
present production is on defense
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Gre sfesi Opportunity

We noted Vtfh interest 2 recent
article bv Dr " Randolph Bur
eess chairman 81 the economic
policy comm wee ~ the American
Fankers Assocla ION entitled
Why Banks Z rye Defense Bond,
Pointing oa that tho purchase
~ fre bonds Wii nor only ser, p
- cushion any recession ng viii
SO p long "ai ioWatd foresfalirE
0fs'ior Burgess says
Bankers have a duty 10 in
terpret The savings bond pro.
gram 70 their communities In
the light ~ these principles nv
enlisting public support. bankers
have theft greatest opportunity
10 atd IN nhrtN4ns -nIii the dc
tense program on an even keel
without economic disorder
We Wonder n sf ~ Detroit &
banks and bankers arc making
the most ofythelr greatest nnunt-
'turitt WmIc ve know fraf
some arc irving hard. fre ,hould
be IN si-oIf cfor' Us AN oD.
portunlty trey cant afford 20
miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Wsbeek Sets Pace

In way, thus might he
classed as old news because IT
has been in effect fn some time
But the fact that We had 10
get il third hand merely re-
fleets added credit on the in
utution involved
With all tho fuss about ade-
quately paying the drafteeS, tho
Waheek State Bank took care
of the situation as II affected
their employees T1Eht from the
start Every Waoeek draftee
Is being paid one-fouth of his
regular salary for the dura-
ton.
And T. doesn't take a mathe-
r1atician 70 figure out that
that's better than the poll.
tclans propose 10 do
We're told u was Chairman
Frank CouzenS suggestion and
President George JudSon enthu-
slastlcally approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
As q Sailor, He Sinks

Stors If the week is we'll
known Detroit business mans re-
cent brush with death
He tipped over 4 small boat in
Lake Huron and was gong down
for the proverbial third time when
his wife got hold Of his collar. The
heroic woman held his head out OF
-Materllniil reScueIS- arrived IN an.
other boat
II was nearly an hour before he
was completely revived.
Sent home in a blanket he has
not even gone back for his clothes
claiming ne cant stand to ever
look Al the lake yet.
What makes tho story good is
that our hero is known the length
OF GriSWold street as an amateur
yschtsman and has repeatedly an.
piled for commission in thu
United States Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Jewellers Line Up
To Buy Goods.
Sales at Chicago MccfinS
More I ban DoHbic 1910

CHICAGO, Aug 80 With sales
at the current jewelry conven-
ton here at the Hotel Sherman
running at rate more than
double that Of the Now York
owen t,ion last year retail
jewelers. are literally standing m
line TO make their pHrchaSes.=
Many large exhibitors arc main
tanning offices and exhibits merely
as goodwill proposition thelt
entire output for the next year
already being sold out.
Anticipating tho largest business
in engagement and wedding rings
IN years. leWelry supplcrS arc
worried about a shortage Of small
diamonds and foreSee trend
toward plain gold rings An ahun-
dance Of stones from a quarter
carat up. was reported
John keenan,. district sales man
ager for Hamilton Watch Com
panN, reported that his firm had
noted trend toward higher
priced hl4tae-fa4f4A said that
where a year ago inquiries were
for The $40 models now most IN
quirics. are now m the S33 10 $50
bracket The firms sales arc more
than double those of year ago
he said
keenan, added that his firm was
making ship thermometers for he
government since a British firm
which had been the chief source
was bombed some time back.
The RuloVa Watch Company
representative sad HAT his hfpA
was enjoying record business and
that the entire next year $ output
WAS alreadN sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
5-Point Program

The mayor offered five specific
accomplishments in support of his
stand
| Detroit has accelerated its
debt retirement to more than so
per cent above tho rate required
by the refunding agreement of
1893.
Practically all the abrupt
peaks have been removed from the
debt service schedule with the
maximum approximately Sl7000,-
00n.
Welfare and APA expnndi-
lures have been financed on A cur
rent basis
4 Depression horn tax delin-
are virtually liquidated
and collections arc best In years.
; Operating deficit has been
sharply reduced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31


of prod tion. Considerable
progress has been made IN this
direction. but no comparable
advance has vet been achieved in
developing measuring rods Tor
standard costs Of distributing
or selling commodities.
Preliminary efforts arc under
way 70 formulate procedures
for better analysis Of diStrihu-
ton costs. and for reducing
them. They offer tho promise Of
public benefit IN tho direction Of
giving more for loss comparable
10 gains in recent decades
through vast Improvements IN
tho technology of mass pro-
dtIctlOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Stock Market
Displays Firm
Tone at Close
Consolidated Aircraft
Provides Feature.
Rising to New High;
Motors Add 10 Gains
In,erna,lonnl Nea, Service wiz.

NEW YORK. Aug 30.-Ths
stack marltet-diSplaNed firm
tone today IN the face Of the re-
straining influence OF the Labor
Day holiday
Consolidated Aircraft proved 4
feature hy rising tn "a nnw high in
active dealings following the dis
closure Of plans to declared a 100
per cent stock dividend Elsewhere
price changes were small
Strength "a Consolidated helped
the whole aircraft section BOeing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Successful Executive
Knows His Own Goods
Modern Cost Analysis Holds Promise Of
Ultimate Lower Prices to Consumer
By MERRyLE STANLEY RuKEysER

counsel know thysef has timely appli
contemporary succeed
these changing
nf
also every aspect incidental the produc
ton exchange ef goods
enormously enhanced by the
cng which had been produced and sold
loss In know which these items business
Aard.lcks for mnasIrnC -slandard-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Tax Anticipation Note
Sale Seen 800 Millions

WASHINGTON. Aug 40 SALE
Of tax anticipation notes during
the first month Of their existence
MAY reach $500 100000. some
treasury officials believe. The
note sale as Of August ~ was
S673S19.s75. the latest figures
available. a rush Of laSt-mnute
sales IS expected, since purchasers
viii receive the full months in
forest if they buy before Sep
tembc' /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Store Sales Top 40,
Under Previous Week

NEW YORK, Aug 70 Tho Fed
eral Reserve Board estimates that
department store sales in the week
ended August p were % per cent
higher than last year. In the week
ended August rs. sales were 40
PCT CCUt over 1910 and IN The fouI
weeks ended Augusta thcy aver.
aged 81 per cent more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Peter Fox Brewing
Votes Two Dividends

CHICAGO Aug 30 Peter Fox
Brewing CoppanA -has deole>e ar
extra dividend Of - cents and 2
regular dividend ~ - cents on
common stock. both pavahie CT'0-
hcr 10 stock NJ record Septeuber
~ Pad the same amounts on
.Hlne so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
"Jeffries= Says Detroit
Merits Lower Interest
Mayor and Oakman Reiterate Their Stand of
No More Refundings Over Per Cent
nv WARD SCHULTZ

Sticking b., MAYOR Edward Jefes Detroit
IF
than efndnGs
and his controller Charles CaRn5n
would refund Of its So
Uhtt could below tha
Taking article by this
Times which pointed the national
JereS stated that all tho
consideration but that
arman 81 feel is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
New Equipment Issue

NEW YORK, Aug 30 An issue
of S5.So0o00 equipment trust Ger
tihcateS Of tho Now York Chicago
and 81 Louis Railroad rs Sched-
uled for September The Ger
tifcates Will he due in one To ten
wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Farmers Market

AFFl IS Duchess 80 :. 80 Poo l
So 2 soc wo' Rive fane q 80
81 rs ba 10 aoc8sf is. No
RFANS Green fsnc So 30 na $50
- 25n1 ~ Nn ? - wax fancy e. gf
Sc 81 5oV2 80 - g. Krt.s.
Wonder So. 81 ENlq bsi P.-~sr
mans fancy - NJ i67Ie5 m
so 81 50 nm Lima means ra=i &c.
20 40 81 bu
REFTs 40 ! - soc doy bch' ~
60 hu
quar, crate
1is5
CARRIAGE No $50 Sc hu w
soc red 40 75c 81 $40 : s0r
curly 81 ~ h4
g. 81 5o42 No 2 81
CARROTS Fancy Sc t0r burrtss
No. ]. 20W f0C. q0c " 81 % hu $50
2'c e, do ,, T., hgh ~ ~ ~ .
3 81 25ni 30 bu No Zoe 10 81 - Ai
CELERY No. !, 20 p soc SO ln1
2or, do7 hchs
4. CELERY cARRAcE-TaAsy, s. so-e-,-
CELERY ROOT No. Z 75c0si
CrCt MRERS No. ! Steers son 100
hn No. 'ec .dul tl01 - sinai
500 r. msdiun s. 5o93
F'%iS large. $ii 20 w - 80 DOZEN case
medium Si0n II small So 2aqe7s
GRAPES So no SIN taste'
OKRA 40. l., pOr 81 % SIN hasto'
80 2 soc
ONIONS Green 40 7sd'nr roz
nchs dry onions. fanny S242 80, SO
Slnf w - n sack 80 q ~. rtrkfs-r
onions fancy. 81 20 ao-lb sack so ]. S..
80 -
? PARSLEY ~ = soc dog hchs
PARSNiPS So e. hu
PEACHES Haies 'anry 500 bu 50
N292 80 hu M. 2 81 "a boz
PEARS Fancy, s. so. J. 2S41 F0.
So I5cpSl ~
FFFPFFS Green NJ I 80 CSC hu
SO ? ioc bu hot. 10 sb47sc. So.
g. SOC red hot No 81 n soc neck hssf
EtNENTOe So. 80 SOC peck baskef
PHI Fancy. 81 % IN 30 1 81 ~
~ -, 10 2 81 hushei
POTATOES Fancy, gocUsi hu No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
TAsr RIIIAIn

VAST BUFFALO y s. t-tug. 20
GNSl HOGS ReceirtF 1000 rnsrte'
fairy active seadv WIN FRIDAY good auc
choice $40. 22O lbs SIP SO 90 mostly
SO a.. uneven mostly Si2 sS uneven
weights averaging 202 his 81 So fev
40 ms 81 so. compared with week sEo
-uos' weights 25c ~ 3Sc higher
CATTLE Receipts 100 drNfeds STEADY
during NE veek frassew Including COWS
a0d NuTlF1 fIotIng tf1w WAX - far' f77Vrr
rh0ics steers SO So n0ef good ~ rhoWe
Nit 6s0t2 2S NrRrnrg heifers near ~.
s'ds fsurf sh0fffefs III n ~ 80. meafN
rraSsers 80 7fu10 so. common 20 medium
steers snd heifers IS 75He76 beef cows
$50 90 cutter an6 common IS $50 a0
SO 3'1s o. tpfoaressi lighter weights g.
rs
CAtNfs rrcetrfr = vealsrs u-
~hargsd fhfouEhouf Vssk good srd rhotcs
80 50 fxf-e~e TOT StA Common arf ~
Tur % fA1lz tBroadcsst Guns around
81 N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Huge Aircraft Contract

WASHINGTO Aug 80 An
other huge aircraft contract has
been signed with the Douglas Ar.
craft Company by the war de
partment Total value Of INC
Dnnelas award was SIG 2l6 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

"The city i IN good financial
condition and is on paN-as-
Nou-go basis" he said. Last
year we had the highest percent
age tax collection since 1924. II
was 95 per cent. This year 5S.1i
per cent Of the budget has been
collected already as against
500 per cent last year at this
time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
No-Sag Spring Pays
50-Cenf Dividend

No-Sac Spring Compant r7 d.
clared a 80 cent dividend paya1'o
September - 70 stock ~ rccord
Scptcnbor 2 Tho previous pas
mcnt vas 81 cents IN June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Markets Close labor Day

NtW YORK. Aux 80 Security
and commodity markets through
ont The nation viii suspend trad
inc Monday. Labor Day.