davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

Petain sostuvo hoy varias con
fe~reucids, en- Vichy, con MEM
bros de su gabinete Y algunos a
n:lgos de Laval.
AvioneS naZis bombardearon
a Haifa, en- la Palestine. Cree
81 mando britanico que operan
deSde Siria a Creta.
La aviaci6n inglesa bombar-
de6 puertos en- las costas de
Holanda y B6igica,
Berlin comunica por la Radio
que Inglaterra ma perdido 3
235,090 toneladas, en- barcos, IN
los cuatro meses de 1911, y SUI
Theron averias vapores con un
tonelaje superior a un million.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

Daniel j. Tobin, un llder obre
70, jefe de una organization a la
cual pertenecen 500, 900 hom-
bres, la international Brother
hood de Transfers, Chauffeurs,
Warehousemen y Helpers, dijO
la semana pasada, en- repreSen :
taci6n de sus cOmpaneros Y la
propia: "Por cuanto la LOgia
No. 60 de la Association Interna-
cional de Maquinistas ha llama
do y mantenido una huelga en-
los talleres y astilleros del area
de la bahia de San Francisco.
junto con Ia Union No. 1904 de
la Steel Workers Organizing
Committee;
Por cuanto, esta huelga Sc ha-
LA en- directa y flagrante viola
ci6n de los validoS. contracts e.
xiStentes, hechos de acuerdo con
ell derecho de discussion colecti-
va;
Por cuanto, esta huelga seria-
mente retarda y amenaza la
construction de barcos necesa =
rios para la defensa nacional;
Por cuanto, los oficiales de la
Union Local No. 683 de los Obre
ros Unidos del Autom6vil, du =
rante ell progreso de negociaciO-
mes ante la Junta Nacional de
Mediaci6n para la Defensa, y en-
completa e irresponsible deses-
timaci6n de las practicas pro-
pias de las uniones obreras, ms
tigaron una huelga en- la North
American Aviation Company,
fabrica situada en- InglewoOd,
California.
Por cuanto, la huelga hace in
mediate e irreparable dano a la
vital e importante production de
aeroplanos, necesarios al progra
ma de defensa nacional;
Por cuanto, los Oficiales de
Ia international Woodworkers
of America injustificab,emente
contin1an una huelga de made
reros en- la region de Puget
Sound;
Por cuanto, esos mismos Off
ciales han hecho ataques falsos
e i~nflamatorios en- contra del go
bierno nacional y sus agencias {;
Por cuanto, esta huelga anne
naza interferir peligrosamente
con la defensa n%acional;
Por cuanto, esas diversas ac-
clones Sc reflejan adversamente
sobre la integridad y Ell patrio-
tismo del movimiento obreros a.
mericano, y son eontrarias a los
mejores intereses del trabaja-
dor americana y de la naci6n, y
en- esercia rechazan la apelaci6n
dd preSidente dc los EStadOs u
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
LA AYUDA A ~INGLATERRA
AUMENTADA CONSIDE-
R~ABLEMENTE

Washington, JUNO lila
ayuda a lnglaterra en- mate
riales de guerra ha aumenta-
do considerablemente en- rela-
ci6n con ell ano pasado. Calcd
lase que ell aumento ha creci-
do en- diez wees la cantidad
que antes Sc mandaba.
FL Presidente esta obligado,
bajo la ley de ayuda a Ingla-
terra, a informar al Congreso,
sobre los materiales enviados,
cada 80 dias.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

bre la ayuda a Inglaterra Ell
presidente Roosevelt mand6
how al Congreso la informa :
ci6n requerida por la ley. Sc
han mandado $75,OOO,OOO en-
materiales y barcos. La canti-
dad mayor, S26, 900, 900, Sc in
virti6 en- barcos,
Promote ell Presidente, pc
no no dice como Sc hara, que
la ayuda ofrecida a lnglate-
ira Y las naciones Democrat :
cas- llegara a su destino.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

En- la huelga de la North A :
merican habfa "capitanes".... Je
feS de piquetes, como 10 aconse-
ia la "linea' comunista.
I'm captain, Cal Clemente,
rehus6 escuchar las adverten :
cias de un soldado, que cumplia
6rdenes y recibi6 un bayOneta-
20.
Ahora lie presentaran como
''heroe" Y 81 pertenece al parti-
do lie hsran media docena de
cueStaciones.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
U R N DE LOS FUNDA
DORES DE LOS MUCHA-
CHOS

New York, JUNO 11.-Uno de
los fundadores en- este pals, de
los Muohachos Exploradores,
Daniel Carter Beard, falleci6
hoy. Iba a cumplir 81 amos 81
dia 81 de este mes. Carihosa-
mente Sc lie llamaba TIC Dan.
Contrajo un fuerte catarro en-
81 mes de ahril
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
Ell TEMPO

Calor Y vientos moierados.
Posibles lluvias en- la tarde
del jueves.
Maxima aver, por encima de
80 grades,
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

La batalla contra los del "gru
pito" no sc ha ganado.
Ellos Sc reunieron en- West
Tampa, ell domingo, Y ell lunes,
bien trazada la 'qinea" y con
ell Roll Call, Sc burlaron de Ia
mayoria de los trabajadores.
Los tabaqueros pagaran las
constituencies.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

iHundi6 un submarine ale
man al vapor americana Robin
Moor?
Ell hundimiento Sc verified en-
aguas americans.
iDesde ahora puede afirmar-
Sc que no habra "apaciguamien
to-!
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
BOLETINES De ULTIMA HORA

La escuadra coopera en- ell ataque a Beirut: La
huelga de Cleveland afecta a una fabrica de mo-
torres, = LIeqarsn how a P~ernambuco los super
vivientes del "Robin Moor" = Ell Presidente in
formo al Congreso sobre la ayuda a lnglaterra
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

nidos, de que ell trabajo coopere
con las agencias del gobierno
nacional para ajustar las diSpu-
tas en- las industries de defensa.
Ahora, por 10 tanto, resolve :
mos Sc apoye de TODD coraz6n la
demanda del p~residente de los K
Unidos en- pro de la "maquina-
ria" de mediaci6n y conciliaci6n
de modo que no Sc interrumpa Ia
production de materiales necesa
rios para la seguridad nacional
y
Sc RESUELVE tambien cue
ell Labor Policy Advisory C. a.
biertamente condene Y denuncie
las anteriores huelgas y a los o.
ficiales de las Uniones culpables.
De modo que la Resolution de
Tobin Y sus companeros repre-
senta ell sentir de medic million
de trabajadores opuestos a las
maniobras de lldereS sin eScr1 :
pulos.
No es una Association Patro-
nal, sino una colectividad obre-
ra la que maldice la conducta an
tipatri6tica de esos grupos.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

"Capitanes." = Robin Moor. - Daniel Tobin y
la agitacion obrera. = Ell diputado argentine
Calvet.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Woener's N:e@a
| Joins Eoord
|Of Bank
31 Az Assnciaied Press.

BY ire Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-The Ma
tons financial capital tcdGy hailed
its first woman bank d.rcctcr.
She is Miss Evelyn H. Wag~-r
(Mrs. Kenneth P. Steinreich, New
YCrk-born niece Of Senator Waor"r
and wife Of the vice president Of
the Loewers Gambrn.us Brewery.
An extended business e=perie~ re
covering many feds led 10 N
Wagner's selection IS a mcmber Ct
the board CT the Fenn~ylvcria E
change Bark. The iE-t.tuticl I'D
resources of e4.3E9.c10, IS reported
in its statement Cc-c'cr 2. 1870.
Tor seven years rs ~ ccr VS.
/ confidential secretary u G-~-c5 =.
Walker. former NJ - cf - -
and, in ASSOCIATION With Cc~-oe -.
Van Nanme, mC-~s-I mater
Wagner's camps gns fer h.s sena-
torial post.
She entered business life as secre-
tary 10 the chairman Of the NeT'
York State Workmen's Compens2-
ton Commission. went to the Legs
lative Bill Drafting Commission in
Albany and became associated with
the Joint Legislative Committee to
Investigate the Exploitation of In
migrants. Her interest in banking
began at that time. when she rer-
ticipated with the committee in in-
vestigating small private banks.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Bond Averages
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia few
specialties provided moves of point
or so either way in today's bond
market, but the majority of issues
held within a fractional range with
the trend mixed.
Going into the final hour Childs
Co. IS, American & Foreign Power
IS and Susquehanna SIS we're among
loans posting gains of around a
point while losers of as much in
cluded Colorado e. Southern 412S
Laclede Gas IS and Texas & Paci-
fic IS.
Inching up were, among others,
American Telephone 3l4s (the COM
pany issued a good earnings report
for 1940), Armour 4s, Chesapeake d
Ohio 312s, Firestone Tire 3l2s, Mon
tana Power 3As and Shell Union
21as. st. Louis Public Service IS
gained more than a point.
Holding unchanged or losing a
fraction were Allegheny 5s, Baltl-
more g. Ohio convertible IS, North
Western 32.s, Commonwealth Edl-
son 3l2s, Great Northern As and
International Telephone 5s. Rio
Grande Western first As dropped
more than a point.
United States Governments were
quiet and down by l-32 to 8-32 Of
a point.
Foreign bonds were mostly mar
rou, TT,,ited Steel Works Of Ger
many 61as moved up around points
on light turnover.
Copenhagen SIS came up in the
final hour for a gain of Ia at 23&
and Colombia IS ended up y at 81.
In the corporate list further pres
sure appeared in late dealings
against Delaware & Hudson re-
funding As, sending the issue off
13s points to 50.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. Is lP'.-The Mexican
peso dropped 20 cent today 10 20.7C
United States cents. the new "eas 20 '
est price, Foreign exchange dealers ex-
planned the price was nominal because
most business in the peso originates in
Free Sterling added !. cent at 81
United States cents
Late rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars others in cents):
Canada.
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: Buylng. 10 pei
cent premium: selling II per cent pre-
dian dollars in New York Of buying. 9.91
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, I4ls per cent discount or s5.s7 a
United States cents.
Europe.
Great Britain official Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates. buyinr, 4 o.
selling, 4.O4 open market cables, 4 04
Germany 40.07n; tbenevolenD. 1s45;
Finland, . 05n: Greece .6sn:, Hungary
den. 23s5; Switzerland, 1921; Yugo-
Latin America.
Argentine oficipl. 2q1,: free, "3 63
Brazil, official sos; free, sos: Mexico,
20.10n.
Japan. 90 As; Hong Kong .2377: Shang-
Rates in spot ctb'es unless Otherwise
Indicated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Free Gold Circulation
And Money Power
Curb Advocated
Bunker Would Reduce
Initiation Doneers
By Congress Action
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-Percy H.
Johnston. chairman of the Chemi-
cal Bank & Trust Co., today urged
a return to free circulation of gold
and curtailment of the Presidents
power over money as measures that
would lessen the danger of wide
spread initiation.
At the same time he expressed
"full accord" with preparedness but
said he belived this Nation can and
should avoid war" He spoke at
the anual stockholders meeting.
After reviewing events, including
the accumulation of the huge gold
hoard by the Government; extern
sion from time to time of the
Presidents power to devalue the
dollar; continuing Federal Treasury
| deficits and prospects of a rise in
the national debt, Johnston said:
1T is not a pleasant picture to
face for any one who has the
welfare of the United States at
heart. No honest businessman would
| care to find himself in a comparable
situation. The only way out for him
would be bankruptcy. Governments.
however, have ways denied the in
dividual to rid themselves Of debts
| they can not meet-the simplest way
IS through debasement of their cur
rencies. That is why our gold hoard
under gold prohibition law con-
| stitutes a very grave potential
danger. From a political point of
view it represents a tempting means
Of easy escape from the Govern
ment's financial troubles. He pro-
posed:
l. Congress should refuse to grant
any further extension Of the Presi-
dents authority over money after it
expires on June 80. 1871.
2. Coinage of geld and its free
circulation for all money TurpC-es
should be resumed at the earliest
possible date.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Commodity Prices

press xeisRssd Wholesale hole price indsx II s.
cemmodities today ADVANCED to 1888 (new
-St p5s7ious sAa day 1890: week (. .go, 20 1850;
1940-41 1889, 1885, 1933-37.
EIsh Eaa ssss:ss$ ss:sss ss2s sssss ssss ssss sS44 ss14
MS Miscelisneous sHsrsse e1dari Mariets. aso''
coFFEESspot steady coss Santos snd no; STs,.5; Il
offering. INCLUDED Santos Bourbon IS and
loxsr sant0s sss ss bass Marcs sssn
May: ON: July, lin. ...
RbH b stu5ss SvsT Closed 10 ss iss:
lower. sales. No: j standard so contracts.
March, 1862: May, 1850.
sH% HSked HISEFatulss Efsss sPG fs 7oe Closed
fsfi-1s3 1cSfi sni June, Is So; s.ptember. 1S7ob:
Spot No. / Western light native cows
RAW sILKs.Futu5esa closed s z .,ni, higher sE
to lSveT Marsh Sales 5ss 55q eaes May re9rss
I'll zINc-Futures closed unchansed to s
lower. Sales, 100000 pounds. March.
ss0b;: August. s.25n. J..
ssrt' iassT sales, 44.sSo pounds ali
" No sales in lead futures.
WOOL TOPS+Futures closed 4 to 1.3
cents higher today as short covering IN
6 MFsh sSnsy DSsI9n eS 1s in
spot month encouraged scattered trade
and local SUPPORT in the mere defeTred en e
July. lO7 7.1b: Spot tops, 11s;0b.
s.ss ocoArnss ss ssns sssss sSsss 5o4n s hhsy Mss
511: July, BIS.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Chiceuo Grain
b, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Corn prices
continued their recent creeping ad-
vance today, scoring gains of almost
a cent at times rejecting letup
in country selling and the material
ly improved corn-hog price feeding
ratio.
Wheat rose sympathetically with
corn. There was lack of pressure
in the pit and scattered purchases
credited to previous short sellers as
we'll as cash grain dealers and
millers letting hedges strengthened
the market
Corn closed la-7s cent higher than
Yesterday, May. 63A A-3s; July, 63l2
Wheat unchanged to So up. Nav,
87l4-la; July, 82l2-'8. Oats a
L.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Jan. IS GP-Corper
ley II 90: export, fas New York. 1925
1900. Tin firm: SPOT and nearby, 5000:
forward. so Is. Lead steady: spot, New
steady; East ST. Louis. spot and forward,
725 Quicksilver, l65 .00-166.00. Pig
iron. aluminium. antimony. platinum,
Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite
unchanged
Evening star., 1941-01-15
General Public Service
Asset Value Declines

3, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15-General
Public Service Corp, an investment
company, yesterday reported asset
vaIue per snare of preferred stock
totaled $7l.2s on December 81, COM
pared with $95.05 a year. earlier.
Undeclared cumulative dividends on
22,530 shares of preferred stock, in
cluding those normally payable Feb
ruary /, 1941, totaled $438, 1894. These
were in addition to dividends of
s33, 3,769 declared payable to holders
Of record october IS, 1887. payment
of which was postponed.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-A forward
movement in cotton futures was
resumed today. Active trade de-
mand for near months and mill
and Bombay buying in distant po-
sitions were attracted by recent de-
clines. Contracts we're few, owing
to diminishing hedge pressure.
Prices in late dealings were to II
points higher with March trading
at '10.46, July, 1898, and October,
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Retail Prices Advance
For Fourth Month
3, the Associated Press.

BN lne hSSOSlobcN ASoo'
NEW YORK, Jan 15-Retail prices
rose during December for the fourth
consecutive month, according to the
Fairchild Publications retail price
index released today. Prices showed
an increase of 2 per cent during the
month and gain of 81 per cent over
year ago.'
Prices of piece goods, women's ap-
parel and home furnishings rose;
mems apparel was unchanged, and
infants wear showed a fractional
decline.
Compared with a year ago, all
groups were higher. with home fur
nishings and piece goods showing
the largest advances.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, Jan. Is GP.-Transactions
in cotton goods were in good volume
today and well spread throughout the
list at firm to advancing prices. A few
lots of 80 squares" traded at price gains
of hs of a cent.
There was no easing of pressure on the
delivery situation in wooden piece goods.
Prices were UNCHANGED, but tending up
ward
Substantial business continued in rayon
UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
CeIotex Corp. Orders
Dividend of Is Gents
3y the Associated Press

BY TIE Assoclated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Celotex Corp.
today declared a dividend of Is
cents per share on common stock
payable February 4 to stock of
record January 81. Previous pay
ment on this issue was made
November 4, 1888, when a stock
dividend of one share of common
stock for each common share held
was paid.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

rim panKrupjcy or rece!vershlp or oelDs
reorg aniZeo under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities sSsumeo by such companies
Rates OF dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements Dsseo on the
last quarterly or seml-annual declaration
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
A Also extra OF extras oCasn OF STOCK
e Declared or oaid so far this year Pay
able IN Ttock Paio laSl year hPayable
IN Canadian funds Accumuieted div
ldends paid OF declared this gear wv With
warrants Nv Without warrants war War
rants Omit OF trading less than 100
mares: sales are siyep IN tull
Evening star., 1941-01-15
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, Jan. Is tP.-Major East
ern refners gave notice today of a 5-polnt
advance in their basic price for refined
sugar to AS cents pound. The an.
nouncements indicated. however, that Gus
toners would be able to get supplies al 4 A.
cents until January 81.
A 5-point advance lifted the price fror
4.35 to 40 cents December 12
Trade covering in domestic futures wa,
stimulated by developments in the refined
market Late prices were l point higher
with March at 2.0l and July. 210.
World futures were up most of the day
on speculative demand. but sold off sharply
in late dealings under liQuidation.
Raw sugar was offered firmly at . 81
cents a pound.
Futures No 3 closed unchanged to
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Prepared By
Fitch Publishing Co.
Extra.
Rate Pc Stock of Paw
roid. Record. able
Bullock's, Inc. L. A. ST 1-15 1-2S
Accumulated.
Havana Elec & Util
6Ts 1st pf 15c Isl 2-lo
Reduced.
Mine Hill g. Schuykill
Haven r. r. 81 3 lilo 2-l
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Electric Production
Advances Sharply
During Week
But Output Again FoiIs
To Reach High of
Period Before Christmas
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Electric
power production advanced sharply
this week, but failed again to reach
the record high set the week pre-
ceding the Christmas holiday lull,
the Edison Electric Institute said
today.
Latest output of 2.834,512,O00 kilo-
watt hours was 4.8 per cent ahead
of 2,704 100000 in the preceding
week and 9.3 per cent more than
1892, ,767 900 in the comparable 1910
week.
The gain was less. than seasonally
expected. Hence the Associated
Press power index, based on 1929-30
as 100, declined to 1875 from 1873 a
week earlier. A year ago the index
adjusted for seasonal trend, stood
at 1913.
1s4O-41. 1899. 1888. 1887. 1884 SO
High - 1881 1898 1l7.2 1852 1l9.8
Low 1914 1923 1923 Ills 9l.9
Percentage gains over a year ago
according to major geographic areas
were reported as follows by the in
stitute:
New England, IA; Middle Allan
tic, rs; central industrial, 1919; West
Central, ST; Southern States, ST;
Rocky Mountain. 81; Pacific
Coast, 7.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
CHICAGO Stock Market

CHICAGO Jan. Is P,.-Following Is
the complete. list Of transactions on the
CHICAGO Stock Exchange today:
Evening star., 1941-01-15

COttOnseed OIL.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
1-3 higher Sales, 1876 contracts. March,
6.65b; May. 6.73-74: July, 6.s4.
Bid.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, Jan. Is P-Prices quoted
IN dollars and thirty-seconds
Evening star., 1941-01-15

Chicago Cash Market.
Whest-No ] Northern, spring. a2t2.
Corn-No 4 mixed. 65I4: No 3 yellow.
63H-64H: No. 4, 59l2-6294: No. ). 57l.-
no sample grade, 56'4-5s; No. 3 white,
6sl.-69l4; No, 4. .65'4; No. 5, 62i..
Osts-No / white, 3924 No. . 40;
sample grade, white 35; No. white,
heavy. 40; No white, extra heavy. 4ot.;
No. l red. heavy, "a: No. red. extra
heavy, 80: No | mixed heavy, 3s'4; No.
.. 3ai.: No. 2. 1914
Barley-Maltins. $685. nominal: seed
42-5e nominal; No. ] barley, 61-6517; No.
/ mailing. 63; No. .. so
Soy Beans-No . yellow. 1904; No. 3,
1.01'.: No. 4. 1.0l.
Field seed. per hundredweisht. nominal:
Timothy; 400; aahlsik alsike: SOLE 90; 90;
1000; sweet clover, 350-4 90.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. Jan. IS U1.-Grain range
today:
WHEAT High. Low. Close. close. close.
May 7Tss 1Ti2 ~, rs,
july 7qL. Tais 1914 Tnr.
OATS
May 35'. 35H 35'. 35H
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Winnipeg Cash Market.
Baltimore ouctat

Wheat. No. hard. 1i's NJ North
ern, 7f1a No. 2, 20; No = 6sTs: No :
white oats, 34is: No. 3 327s.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

BALTIMORE. Jan. IS tr'.-Wheat. No. .
req winter. sarlicky, spot, domestic, 81 Il:
January, a1ia.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Cottonseed Oil

Middlins spot, 10.51n, up 6.
n Nominal
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Winnipeg Prices.

WINNIPEG. Jan. IS Pl.-Grain range
today.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

Mid " ST Corp.25e
MINI M&M 40
Miss X Pw of t6)
Mock Judson soc
Mont ara Al
Mount City c Use
Mount Prod { So
Mt State TIT 90
Nat Beilss Q Hess
Nat City L (1a)--
Nat Cont Il 20e)
Nat Fuel Gas ID
Nat r 81 III 81
Nat Rubber Macl
Nat Sugar Rein
Nat Transit (1e)-
Nat Tunrei& MIN
Nev-Cal Ell pf.75e
N Eng T&T t7e)
New Idea (.60a)
N J Zinc f3.50e)
NY & Hond 3.16e
NY Psi pf t7b
NY Water Svc of
Ma Hud Pwr .15s
Nipissing M h.15e
Mona Electric
Nor Am i.&Iuf
N A RayiA) 2.50e
n Ind PS So pf &c
Nnrir ~Ia "A
Norwst Eng .25g
Ogden Corp a tior
Ohio Eds of t6)
Ohio OIL Of IS,
Okla Nat G LAO =
Pac @ 81 pf 1.6o-
Pac Ltg pf cd
Pae P S 1st 1.30--
paniel,ec on
Pennroad (.20e)-
Pa Cent Airlines
Penn Pol pf go
Penn Pol pf t7)
Penn " q P (t)
Pharis T q r .l5e
Phoenix Secur -
Evening star., 1941-01-15

futures No 3 closed unchanged to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
City Aides
Asking
9 Million

A fifteen per cent raise for the
Icity's 27lll salaried and hourly
rate employees, as requested by
three city employees unions. would
cost the city Sc. 406,423 in the next
twelve months. David V. Addy
budget director reported 10 the
Common Council today.
Salaried employees would re-
'ceive Sites ga Of this amount
and hourly rate workers 1881
44o he said.
If a suggested bonus Of S240
were granted 10 each Salaried en-
ploye the cost would be $780,
S04. Addy reported.
Addy was instructed 10 report
next week on the possibility of the
lcity's assessed valuation declining
because of less home construction
and the possibility of exemption oi
the property Of the federal anC
foreign governments from loca
taxation. The decline in assessed
valuation would have a direct eff
feet upon the citys tax rate ant
the ability of the city 10 stanc
payroll increases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

from time TO time to quiet the
crowd and finally succeeded in
bringing the meeting to an end
by securing the adoption of a reso-
luton which will be handed the
council today.
The members of the association
are opposed to having Negro ten
ants in the defense housing project
at Nevada and Fenelon avenue,
because, they claim it will depress
the value of their property.
George Edwards, secretary-di.
rector of the housing commission
had told the council that the de-
tense housing project was entirely
under the control of federal au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Council Anglers North End Group
Seeking TO Discuss Housing

More than $50 north end resi-
dents OF Detroit were still seeth-
ing with Indignation today after
members of the common council
had ignored their demands for a
hearing last night.
The protesting citizens were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

members OF the Seven Mile road
Fenelon Improvement Association
who appeared with insistent de-
mands for a discussion of the 200
unit Nevada and Fenelon defense
housing project which is nearing
completion.
Most of the group were wit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

thorities and that they had No
power to act in regard TO the
occupancy.
The officers of the association
will appear before council again
to renew their demands for q
hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
AGGREGATE s1,05s,sl4

These and other increases in the
perating costs Of the school sys-
IN for next year total S1,052.-
|1l.
Almost all OF these increases,
0wever. are wiped out in the
roposed budget by slashing the
chool building program by al
sost million dollars from the
resent figure Of 81 $4,000.