davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-18

@a3O CARLTON AVE NE APIS. SEP
ara,e entrances. brick, new condition 5
rms, bath. screened porch. S65 upstairs.
4 rms, bath $50 o0O-ft lot. oil heat. gas.
lights included lear garage North 1924.
l414 GIRARD ST NW-5 ROOMS.
krchen. bath, porch. Apply 10 janitor.
So ~ month
Evening star., 1941-01-18
WALKING DISTANCE
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

WALKING DISTANCE.
1872 1Sth nw-Attrac -nd-r room
,onnec. bath, all maple. lnner-sprIngs rea.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)
14O1 18th ST. NV.
JUST OPENED.

Large room with fireplace, for 3 or 4.
Also double. New furnishings. Phone.
running water, Selective menus reas.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has twin bed
room. pvt bath shower pvt porch; cheer
full corner home. 4224 18th st. NV.
5315 18th ST. NW.-A gorgeous home for
the right peoDle. Yours for food and serv-
ice RandnInh 1H13.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

1893 @O,h ST. NV JUST OFF CONN.
ave II st;;foor apartment: Waking dis
taEce to downtown. 'lvtng room, bedroom
kitchen and bath. $50 JACK HAYES.
realtor. Dupont 71s4
Evening star., 1941-01-18

1900 FARRAGUT ST N.W-Detached cor
home desirable double and single rooms;
refs nhOne l9T
Evening star., 1941-01-18

DUPLEX APT, HEAT. HOT WATER. JAN
Tor service. . bedrms.. XII. dirette. l'v.
rm bath screened porch 404S Tth s.
ne. Oper Owner. n. PARK. 1892 2Oth
81 nv ME- 454S
Evening star., 1941-01-18

JEWISH modern home. Dupont Circle:
ne Tly furnished room for l. connecting
bath. shower; privileges; reas. NO. 4005.
CHEVY CHASE-Exclusive home double or
single rm. twin beds; $50 per person.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
D. c. and Md to IL rms, l to 8
baths; several new brick. 1927 Eye NV.
LESLIE D. MEASEIL. WO 4733.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC,
National $500 1ul2 10Th s. NV.
34O6 18th ST. NORTH,
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

A NEW 6-RM- AND BATH HOUSE WITH
garage; Aforementioned. Chevy Chase View.
SO. OWNER. WI. 13f4
u RMS. SEAfI-DETACFED BRICK. VERY
desirable W C0uv. to schools. S5u.1 )
To inspect phone RA. 54lG.
RIVER TERRACE. NEAR NAVY YARD
rooms practically new. ar conditioned:
immediate possession OWNER. AT 5N"6.
3I12 MISSIONER DR.. SE-6 ROOMS >
baths. recreation room. = AreplaCes, porch
huI.t-ln garage. rets.; So mo. Call AT
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Arf-GIo
P a int S
For Beauty
and Protection

Reg. $3.50 INTERIOR GLOSS, washable
finish for wells and woodwork. "a modern
eolors z.98 gallon
OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT, made Of pure
lead fitonium and zinc ground ia pure iinseed
oil. Mhite. green and 20 eoioss.
bl auorf. S2.95 solIon
Reg sl.Io FLOOR AND DECK ENAMEL
for wood. concrete or linoleum. Stonds severe
wear and weather coiors quart, 8oc
QUICK DRYING ENAMEL, excellent Tor
lawn furniture and other outside surfoces; "a
coiors ---------------.-- S5c pint
The PGiais Royal. Paints s. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-13

doir tones :. choice in shapes The bristes
are Of ExToN synthetic noteriol that
wears and wears!
The Palais Royal, Toiiefyies >. First Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Matching. Contrasting

The general manner of ham
ding the 'blackout" has been 10
paint the radiator grille and
front fender holdings in eelefs
contrasting to body and tenders.
The rear fender holdings have
been eliminated and the belt
molding is the same color as the
body. On two-tone jobs, it is the
same as the bottom half.
The hub caps are painted to
contrast with the body and the
exterior windshield molding is
painted the same as the body. as
are the ventilator window mold
ings. Headlamp. tail light, stop
light and license light housings
are painted the color of the
body.
Exterior metal parts are fin
-ished in metallic enamel which
can't be told from the real thing.
This includes door handles, deck
lid handles and windshield
WipeTs.
The interiors are also done in
metallic enamels and the effect
is harmonious and striking. All
in all, the Model B of 1912 will
strike responsive chord in the
buying public's affections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

U. S. Urged TO Check
Reckless Actions
Against Industry
BY b. G. FORBES

Everything supposedly must
give way to production for ma
tional defense. But how many
corporation arrangements are
having their time, attention,
vitality sacrificed by the irk-
some, destroying, worrisom task
of clearing themselves of federal
indictments?
Should not a halt be called
during the duration" on launch
ing such prosecutions. except
where guilt is clearly apparent.
where preparedness is being
jeopardized?
That there has been reckless
instituting of suits against in
dustry has been clearly demon
strated lately. The longest and
presumably most costly Depart
ment Of Justice prosecution ever
waged, that against Aluminium
Company of America, recently
resulted in an absolutely clean
bill of health.
How a federal suit against the
gypsum industry has been adj
judged by the courts unwar-
ranted.
And there have been other
instances of unjustified harass-
ment of business enterprises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Auto
Graphs
Work on Model B
Cars Goes Ahead
Despite Extension
By SILER FREEMAN

Although the deadline on the
use of chrome and stainless
steel on automobiles has been
extended to January !, the
manufacturers are going ahead
with their plans to present
their Model B after Deem
Der Is.
The new 1912 models will be
pleasing to the eye despite the
absence of bright work. Only
the bumpers. bumper assem-
blies and door locks and door
lock covers will be retained in
shiny finish. The rest Will be
painted but will present such a
sleek appearance that it may
find even greater favor than
the previous models.
The Model B will be more
functional and will appeal to
the public on the economy ba-
sis. II will be easy to clean and
will not be so expensive TO re-
pair in case Of a front end COL
liSiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Reerranee Plant

1.-THE IS nm. semi-automat tic
gun Is for use In medium size
army tanks now being produced
by several manufacturers In
Michigan" said Skinner. al
though We are not authorized
to state the number of guns to
be built by OIdsmobile, we are
providing facilities for the pro-
duction of large number of
units per month. Plant rear
rangement Is already under way
and we are hopeful of start
ing production during the late
Spring months.
Available space in six of the
huge plant buildings in the Odds
mobile factory is now being con-
verted into an arsenal area and
more than 100000 square feet
will be devoted to the produc-
ton of the IS nm. gum
Extensive subcontracting poll
cies will be followed in the pro-
duction of the Is nm. gun,
Skinner announced. The three
principal parts. the barrel or
tube, breech ring and breech
block will be manufaclhed at
the Olds plant. The other 81
parts will be subcontracted to
outside companies with as many
of the forgings as possible going
TO local firms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
OIds Gets Gun Order

Receipt of government au-
thorization TO proceed with the
manufacture Of rs nm. guns for
the army ordnance department,
was announced by S. E. Skinner,
generafmanagar of the Oldsnao-
bile division of General Motors
Corporation. Although Skinner
was not permitted TO disclose
the number of guns 10 be manu-
featured. he did say that the
new award greatly exceeded all
previous defense orders received
by Oldsmobile from government
authorities.
II was further announced that
an investment of approximately
SS,000,000 will be allotted for
machines and machine tools for
the new project. In addition, it
is expected an investment of
$250,000 will be made for re-
arranging present buildings on
the Oldsmobile property. No
new building will be required, it
was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Extends Steel
Control Orders

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Gen-
prai preference orders affecting
pig iron, steel and special kinds OF
iron and steel were extended to
Dee. 81. 1912. from the present
expiration date of Nov. 80, 1871,
the division of prioritieS Of OPM
has announced Most important OF
the orders is the general prefer
ence order M-21. which puts steel
under priority control. Other or
ders which apply 10 inventories Of
all steel products were extended
with The priority control order.
in another action, the priorities
division extended preference rat
ing order psi. which assigns
limited blanket ratings Of Alb
and A-1-C. 10 orders for certain
materials essential 10 operation Of
manufacturers of foundry equip
ment and repair parts This order
was extended 10 May 30. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Wednesday, November rs, 1941
Beech Aircraft
Profit Seen

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-With
shipments jumping to slightly over
S8,O00,O00 from $2,345, 254 the an
puai report of Beech Aircraft
Rrporation for the fiscal year
Hded September 80 is expected
yto convert the $92 ,694 loss in the
first six months into a profit.
A year ago Beech had a net
profit of $68, 1913. equal to IL cents
a share, but the extent of the
profit for the fiscal year just
ended will depend upon unusually
complicated year-end adjustments
which are being made.
The company now is just be-
ginning TO hit its stride in pro-
duction of twin-engined trainer
planes, type of airplane which
Is playing an increasingly impor-
tant part in the defense program
as emphasis turns more and more
70 the multi-engined bomber.
This has been reflected in a
sharp increase in shipments. In
the final quarter of the 1941 fiscal
year, shipments are understood TO
have almost reached S5,000,00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Other Examples

We have witnessed other in
equitable enforcement of law.
Oftener than once an indus
trial has-beeH eem-
PEELED 10 accept a National
Defense Mediation Board ruling.
But. also oftener than once,
unioneers have refused 10 accept
a ruling by the same official
body. without mourning any
penalty.
What justification can any one
in Washington offer for such
extraordinary procedure?
Why. the other day the war
department compe led the
directors Of one company, Air
Associates. 10 dismiss the man.
agement For what? Because
the action Of the executives
didn't meet the full approval of
striking workmen'
This opens up the most eerie,
aweSome. un-American posi-
bilities. Are the powers-that-be
AT Washington 10 adopt a policy
of kicking eout every business
management which fails TO fawn
upon strikers? II they can do
II in one case. obviously they
can do il as often as their whims
suggest.
But how was union repre-
sentative treated when he re-
fused to accept the verdict of
the National Defense Mediation
Board -? Was peremptory de-
mand made that John L. Lewis
be pitched out of office? Oh,
70. He was handled most gently,
with the softest of kid gloves.
ManifeStly. all citizens have
ceased 10 have the same stand
ing before the law. before the
the present administration.
Copyright 1871, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Had 10 go TO Akron TO learn
about Detroit family that
changed the business policy of one
OF Americas largest rubber COM
panieS.
w. y. Hines of the Firestone
Tire and Rubber Company showed
me model Firestone super
service station. which has been
constructed right in the Firestone
executive office building. 1t had
a complete line of items alien 10
the tire and rubber business.
He told me that Firestone Is
rapidly swinging over into much
broader activity and is now put
ting out washers, refrigerators and
many other household items under
t~oir own name. The newer Fire
lie dealers are handling COM
s.Ste lines Of household equipment
and miscellaneous items, including
toys.
I'VE got the idea from your
Ned's Auto supply" nc said.
THAT outfit has done a terrific
job of merchandising and we
sent our men up TO study that
operation"
He went on TO say that Ned's
last year did a phenomenal toy
business.
Each year we have the fam
NY down for a celebration and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Edison Output
Still Over 40

Total consumption of Detroit
Edison Company electric power
for the week ended November %
was 81 ,606, 900 kilowatt hours, a
gain of 7.3 per cent over the TO-
lO31 900 kiloWatt- hours of the cor
responding week of 1910 and
drop of 1913 per cent from the pre-
lvious weeks all time record total
of 91,60S, 900 kilowatt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
81 ,689,O00 kilowatt hours, gain
of 81 per cent over the 34,647,-
1000 -kilewatt- hours ofthe corre-
spending week last year and a
drop of IA per cent from the pre-
vious weeks all-time high of a.
O75, 900 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

This Is awful important and we
have TO settle an argument"
MAN. you're drunk" barked
Doctor Fosdick.
"Sure, that's right" came
back the answer. That's why
we have TO know now. Tomor-
row morning, when we're sober,
we won't give a damn"
Which reminds us of another
very good story, which we passed
along recently TO James f. Lar
rowe, head Of the National Bee
Sugar Association and a violent
anti-New Dealer. He liked il
maybe you will.
A well-known Detroiter, will
similar sympathies and dislike
and who was completely sold tina
IWillkie would beat Roosevelt IL
the last election. met a friend or
Griswold street the morning after
Gosh. you're looking bright
and clipper" said the friend.
81 thought you would be down
In the dumps. You always felt
that the country would go to pot
II WilIkie weren't elected. What
about it,"
"Well, now, I thought IL over
pretty thoroughly" was the
happy answer. land I figure II
there are that many fools left
in this country, I can sell 'em
something and make profit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Different Codes?

One is impelled 10 ask whether
Washington has one code Of
treatment for employment
givers and another code for or
gained labor. ------
Did not the Department OF
Justice declare that il would be
Illegal for Washington to reject
the lowest bid for 300 workers
homes in Michigan? Yet. what
happened? Bureaucrats flouted
this ruling. On what grounds
Laberite S dney Hillman--
daggers drawn with CIO-said
that if the lowest bidder, an
employer of AEL workers, were
given the job. the John l.. Lewis
outfit, CIO, might object. And.
apparently. this biased bureau
crat preferred 10 violate the law
rather than risk mourning the
illwill of Go officeholders,
Could anything be more I'M
American, more starkly at vari-
ance with equal justice for all,
more undemocratic?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Ad
Volume Higher

CHICAGO. Nov 26.--Newspapel
advertising placed by retailers If
81 major cities during the week
ended November Is totaled 25,'
069, 1898 lines. up fractionally from
the "a, S86. 262 lines carried during
the corresponding week of last
year, according to Advertising
Age.
For the 46-week period since the
beginning of the year newspapers
printed 936, 0S2. 1872 lines of adver-
Using. compared with 905 AT 05s
for the corresponding period OF
1910, an increase of "a per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Plants Expanded Out Of Defense Funds

chatted production schedules the
Boeg plants of which have been expanded of federal
Specific facts withheld but able from
personal observation at the plants and from data furnished that
fast rolling off the assembly lines Though for
doubling the production been record
revealed that the has reached its peak
production though existing facilities
it is fast approaching i--
should be pointed that role solely
Of speed The practical problem relate production
schedules governmental of letting
that the be continuously rather than rregua
employed AS device for balancing production Boeing
ducng the Douglas marype planes and Douglas is making
the Boengype large flying which are as big and
graceful the straoneFs civilian fighters leave
the plants fully equipped with Only ammunition needs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
BUSINESS
DETR0fIyzaala 2szss=ffMES
LeUis H0ney
LeWis HHney
Business Activity
Continues Mixed

activity turned another weeks record of mixed
generally The gains and losses about
offset another however that good deal OF weight
showing made by railway load
ngs Some sections also report improved retail trade These
facts and hopeful of more general uptrn
before long.
recognize of the old standard indexes
including production automobile production and
cotton mill activity.
Another is that the in the car oadlngs
goods shipments and not to business
ordinary goods for domestic sale consumption
goods mean
we-beng profits Temporarily however brings
employment and rolls and these turn tend
ing increase the demand for real consumer goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
How IT, S. Skill Compares With That Of Germany

The executive capacity of Phil Johnson president of the
Boeng Aplane Company. appears grow with the physical
expansion.
skill fighting planes
stacks with that of Nazi Germany.
The comparatively chief Boeing after
the young University of Washington engineer
founder a chief
THE planes which examined indicate that the
do careful work Their well built, but the North
American mind direct problems related to
duction shall be the forefront making planes
"Are already the ?" I asked mpatienty.
1--WE are getting there" replied Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Utility Plans
Refunding

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Plans
for a SOS 100000 refunding opera
ton by Public Service Company
of Indiana were outlined in a
registration statement filed with
the SEC. The utility formally
registered S42, 100000 of new first
mortgage 3B per cent bonds, Sc
ries due Dec. /, 1871, to be Of
fered publicly.
The company also plans 10 sell
an additional Si3 100000 OF 3%
per cent bonds 10 eight insurance
companies and 10 borrow $40 600
80 from banks and insurance
Proceeds from the issues will
be largely used for refundlng pur-
poses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ

With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor
banquet. There's Mrs. Molly
Gershenson and her children,
Samuel NJ, Charles H., Aaron
H., William and Rose. They're
a great family and they've
taught us lot"
Carrying the Ned's principles
out 10 the finish, Firestone even
sends company cost accountants
out TO new dealers TO take charge
of their cost work. and TO teach
them how to keep their books
properly.
Thanks TO Detroit's Gershensor
family, Firestone has this new and
lucrative field which may mean
the salvation of the dealer organ
ization over the next few years.
This one was relayed by Harvey
Campbell as told to him by Supt
of Schools Frank Cody.
DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick's
home telephone started buZzine
Ifuriously one morning about
O'Clock. He answered il and q
voice asked:
Doctor Fosdick, what Is the
difference between a modernist
and n fundamentalist?"
Somewhat upset at the Interrupt
ton of his slumber, Doctor Eos
dick asked angrily if the ques
toner had actually awakened hin
just to ask that question.
ooh, sure" was the reply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
No Effective Price Control Is in Sig hi

Commodity prices averaged higher led by domestic agrlcu-
products such hogs lard and wheat seems clear that
effective imitation
Certainly price control is in sight One fact
that of by loans and continued
silver inflated Another
politics shaping prevent fixed ceilings
1.-The threat OF such ceHngs
merely trade for grant government power
sell stored farm products and to induce labor not TO tie up
defense by strikes1
AS to labor coal strike settles nothing
clearly antagonIZe
push for effective regulation OF labor
organ abuses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
How Long?
u Patley-to Determine
Size Of Toothpiek

NEW YORK. Nov. 26. - How
long is a toothpick?
That's what the United States
government wants TO know - il
wants TO know so badly that the
department of commerce is hold
ing a conference here on Wednes-
day of next week 10 decide.
They'll also debate the length
breadth and holding power OF
clothespins. at the meeting spon-
sored by the division of simplifieo
practice of the National Bureau OF
Standards a section of the COM
merce department.
The government would like 10
see the toothpick pegged at 2.375
inches. That's for the fiat kind
They suggest that the round kind
be 2.5 inches and that variance
of 5 per cent each way be allowed
for both kinds-that would take
care of the splinters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
MARKETS
Nj. 8. Rukeyser
NJ. s. Rukeyser
US. Near Top Spot
I'm Plane Production

IN THE WEST Nov 26-Goerings prde-the Nazi air fleet
has been answered with the mracuouy rapid construction
West Coast of vastly expanding airplane factories.
Although the peak has been reached substantial
numbers of immense flying orresseS and smaller planes for the
Raj and for armed forces rolling off the assembly
lines at the western "arsenals of democracy"
revisited the Boeng plants in Seattle In the
has been incredible The local personnel Boeng has
raised 230O when pending additional expansion
completed this will be stepped $4,000 including $1,000
the Renton plant under construction. Besides the
Wichita Kan plant will eventually its employees to $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Labor Troubles Hit Steel Operations

steel industry registered somewhat reduced
operations last week This chiefly due TO labor
strike AS result good
thousand steel have been lost forever One result too
steel strike
blast furnaces and iron
necessary in steel
making to replace pig iron.
goings this increasing the pinch steel
civilian industry and Fastening the day OF general govern
ALLEGATION of steel for all purposes.
industry made rather showing In the
lates week
cent output Untitled orders smaller percentage
of gross stocks than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Steps in Front Of Auto;
1941 Toll Now Isl

Detroit's 1871 traffic death toll
mounted TO Isl today, compared
TO 200 at this date last year, with
the death in Receiving Hospital
of Oscar Glover, 81. of 1911 First
street.
Glover was injured November
"a when he stepped from between
parked cars at West McNichols
road and Mitchell avenue into the
path of a car driven by Lorne
Wallace, As of 23S51 Fenkell
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

dianapolis t o r
several ye ar s.
Ora d u a [ ! n &
from Purdue
u n j V ersity in
l 9 z McAnly
joined the Rock
wood firms pur-
chasing depart
ment. A short
{ j m e later he
w a S pu I in
charge or man.
u { a C { u in &
s [ o r e S a n q
thereafter was
given complete
lc o m m a n q oil
4 d o. u a n =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
100000 Estate Left
Joseph Mills Widow

Joseph Mills. auto service com
pany executive who died Novem-
her II. left most of his 100000
estate 10 his widow, Mrs. Ethel
Alls. 10S Taylor avenue, and his
Franklin, 265l5 Dundee road
huntington Woods, it was re-
vealed today when the will was
filed for probate.
The will also set up trust funds
10 yield $50 a month each 10 two
sisters, Mrs. Ethel Mills Cain OF
Indianapolis and Miss Lille May
Mills of Carmel. Ind.
December Is was set for a hear
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

wood shops. He held the position
of factory superintendent from
1920 until 1884 at which time he
went to the Maytag Company Of
New N-' 1or n" Ia, as assistant factory
manager.
In 1886 McAnly was recalled to
lockwood as factory manager, in
which capacity he remained until
joining the Fruehauf organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens, 3 lbs and up.
Isc under lbs. i5c; leghorn hens.
lbs and up l5c cocks l0n ltci-.rock
"springers. isc rock broiiers. zoe: youne
hen turkeys. 10 lhs and up 23c youns
tom turkeys. 10 lbs. and up. lec. ducks
white 5 lbs. and up, ifc; geese, lic
rabbits i2c
Foes Market steady: current receipts
aiiac. undergrade. 2si. y 2pi.c.