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Evening star., 1941-04-10
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. April 10 lP-Print
cloths and related items moved slowly
today with some Government inquiry for
twills and other heavy materials. Turn
over in rayon goods was fair with Sheers
still scarce and commanding a premium.
Silk remained in the doldrumS.
Hope was expressed for further alevia-
ton of tightness in the woolen piece goods
delivery situation after announcement by
a director of the Purchasing Division of
the O. P. NJ that effort would be
made TO make public 194I Government
wool needs by mid-June.
Todays prices we're firm and UNCHANGED
at the best levels of the current move.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Bond Plan Approved
For Allegheny Corp.
B, the Associated Press.

BH the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, April 10-Alleghany
Corp, top holding company of the
Chesapeake e. Ohio Railway system,
today announced Securities and Ex-
change Commission approval OF
amendments to a registration state
ment covering an indenture re-
adjustment plan for Allegheny s
three bond issues.
Allegheny said bondholders would
be solicited in letters of consent to
be mailed next week.
Evening star., 1941-04-10

vention OF the
District Bankers
Association to be
h e ! d at H o t
Springs in June,
President A. M.
McLachlen an
nounced today.
Mr.. Willard has
already served
on many impor-
tant asSoCie ton
committees.
J oh n S a u !.
executive yic e
president Of the
America. SeCur-
itv 81 Trust Co.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. April 10 lP, Omitted States De-
partmert of Agriculturel Scattered sales
were closed today on domestic wools in
the Boston market Sales comprised mostly
fine French-combinG territory woods in
original bags at 81 to Sl.02, secured basis.
and mixed-grade lots of three-eighths
and quarter blood bright fleeces at around
As cents in the grease. delivered to East
err users Fair amounts of australian
and South American woods Of fne and
half blood grades were selling at steady
prices compared with sales last week.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Huge Refunding
| Is Planned by
Columbia Gas
lie Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 10-Columbia
Gas e. Electric Corp. is expected to
file with the Securities and Exchange
Commission late this week a request
for permission to issue 100000 900
in new securities to refund its pres
ent debt.
The issue would be one of the
largest in recent years. Morgan,
Stanley & Co. and a group of l40
underwriters are expected to ham
die it.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
New York SUGAR

NEW YORK April 10 P-Domestic
sugar futures firmed with raws today,
moving up ] to > points by midafternoon
on trade covering. May traded at .45
and September > 40
World futures gained u to | point on
scattered covering; July, 0.S0la: Septem-
ber. q S6l2.
Offerings of raws were firmly held at
3.45 cents.
Refined continued SO cents a pound.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 1O-Dividends de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co
Reduced.
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate riod. record able
johnson Ranch Roy--0I lac S 4-19 81
Accumula ted.
Am Woolen re pf 81 00 4-21 4-30
Evening star., 1941-04-10

trading, shares.
bankruptcy receIEership reorganized
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed by such companies
dividends table
quarterly
Unless
included.
Ex dividends. rights Also extras Cash
Payable
h PAYABLE funds.
dividends paid declared
Evening star., 1941-04-10

dore CogSWell.
register of wills,
have been elect
ed directors in
the Bank of
c ON m ere e &
Savings, Presi-
dent Thomas j.
Groom a n
nounced today.
The three addi-
tions were made
late yesterday.
In addition to
his insurance
connection, Mr..
Roberts is preSi-
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Press,

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for April .: 3,137
purchases involving 1857 shares; 1859
sales involving "a IA shares, including
1O3 short sales involving 3044 shares.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Three New Directors
Elected 10 Commerce
And Savings Board
Addition of Roberts,
Burrus and CogswelI
Announced Today
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Donald F. Roberts, treasurer of the
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.;
George B. Burrus, vice president of
Peoples Drug Stores. Inc, and Theo-
Evening star., 1941-04-10
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. April 10 LP.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1941-04-10

Paid last year.
Declared or paid so far this wear.
Quotations furnished by National ASS
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc, whiI
states they do not necessarily reflect actu
transactions or firm bids or offers, b
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Wool Futures

trade demand which found offerings of
wool top futures scarce today lifted final
prices to the best levels OF the day
Grease wool futures transactions were
confined to the October position with COM
mission houses equally active on either
side
higher.
High. Low Last
Oct $40 93.5 93.7b
Certfcated grease wool spot, q3.1b.
Wool top futures closed Il to s. of
cent higher.
High. Low. Last.
May - 1914 1914 124 5b
July - 1921 1920 122 1b
Oct -- 11S.5 ISL 11S.5b
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. April 10 p, National As
SOcla lIOn Securities Dealers. Inc
Evening star., 1941-04-10

What Stocks Did
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

Wi6gel1id 11no llugenad Sell INTO
arell3 ser lnenlbli6en Grilten5 bier
auf grben lino".
,,gSir teilen NIT el1b Gorge uno
2eio', laste ser Yaplt, qatnO pcnt
es 1lns niht perltattet it, einen Sell
ser 8iiroe nlittragen 81, belfen -
>pie unier o1tiridtieer 8l1nid lit -
10 moge ltnier pGterlid6es lmo ber5-
li6es Weitsefiibl ais 2inoerlmg Der
8itternis eures ltngliifes bienen. 0to-
ge bas Saueluia bes .be,ltigen Cages,
bie~ Spnne bonn allferitanoeren Sci
fano, Ser sic Wtadte Ser Sinlternis
lmo aues iroilde 2eib beliegte, moge
Ser Slipen5tpeig bon @etbIenane 81.
Ser bebreli Sofilrung erbliiben, boB
mir at einem neuen uno etuigen &C.
ben auferlteben peroen, in oen es
iueoer aampf nod seio eeben miro. y
Gum SbluB erteilte Der BapIt iei'
men Segen Der Stabt ,lnb ben gan-
gen grotreis. 9arauf p,lroe Die
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BUR @el6lelnioung Ser s(rbeiten
lp1trbe iebt au6 scr Hlu,ofllntlenoer
inn Gatifan fir 6elonocrs Oringenoe
Safe in sen 9ienlt oes 8iiros gelteat.
BUR @rlpeiterl1ng beS giiros tuurocn
NGlm1e im 5peiten Stod ser &atifan
2oggien 5llr gerfiigtng geltcllt. Gas
9iiro mar onfoneli6 inn Staatslefre@
tariot 1tntergebrac9t.
Sn uSlleruatore Nomano" bonn
81. WfGr5 ipllroe ein Sirtenl6rei6en
oes Gr5biidofs @ro6er bon Srci6ltrg
beroffentlidt, in ipelbem Ser Sbers
birte oie oeutiden &otbolifen altffor.
Oert, ser religi0ien Serfolgung Der
Na5iregiernng @ioeritano 5u leiiten.
,gs lit iiin6baft, elmer relisioIcn
anebelung aeseniiber lid paliip 81,
oerbalten'', !, mabnte Ser @r5biIdof. gs
lit bies Der ltdrflte slllsbrud oes MiB.
fallens ,tno bes 8roteites, BEN ein
tatboliider 9ildoi bis iest seaen Sic
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antlportungsgefiibl 5lt erridten lin
ser ie6er Stanbarb einer boppelten
Woral fir bie @roBen ,no Gleinen,
fir Sic Starfen ltno Sdpacbeu, s,.=
riidgemieien lperben ipitrbe.''
CT beriu6te Sic Seimatlolclt, oie
6liidtlinge unb @efaneenen 5lt tro-
item 1n,o eriuncrte lie oaroL ,No6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

renoer Slterbotldaft ipanOte ltd)
Baplt 9ius Ser 3p0lfte am bergan,
eenen Siterfeite an sic eanse 8elt
,tns insbeionoere an bie- friegfiibren-
Sen 9tatiouen nno bef6ipor fte, bon
Ser gertpenbung nod tooli6erer
ariegstpaffen s(bltano all nebmen.
Maen &atbolifen oes gan5en grofrei-
ies legte er ans Ser5, lire Ge6ete
fiir einen bal6igen, al1gelneiuen lmo
gere6ten Srieben ouf5l,opfern.
Ser 8aplt erluabute oud sic Mdd)-
te, ,,tpelbe int 8erlauf oes &rieges
fremoe @ebiete beIett balten'', NIT
Den i6rer Serrldaft nnteritelten S0l,
fern ueeredt, menlUli6 1mo lpeile''
5u berfabren
u0ie meni6licDe 8ebanolung bon
@efaneenen 1lno 3ipilperlonen in ben
beIebten @ebieten lit iiherlid ser be,
ite 8etpeis fir sic 3inililiertbeit eil1=
5elner HerIonen llno gan5er 2dnoer'
erflarte ser 8ontifer. ,,Gor aaen1
aber erinnert ell6 oaralL baB ppu ber
slrt, iDie ibr oieienigen bebonoelt,
pelde bas ariegsgliief eu6 ansgelie-
fert bat, pielleid6t ser segen ooer Der
5lub @ottes abbangt. ioipeit- -eller- 81.
genes 8aterlano III Jrage itebt'.
Hapit 8ius be5ei6nete ben Griea
ais ,,einen riidlidtsloien aampf', I, Sen
man nitunter ais ,,oireft erauenbait'
be5eibnen miiiie; CT orangte sic &rieg.
fitbrellben, umitluter etipas ntebr
Ofitleio fiir bas sdidlal ser 3ipil,
bebDlferltngen sll 5eigelt fiir fpeDre
loie Srallen ,ulo ainoer, fir Die
9ranfen uno slltersi6paben. slae
ieielt biel gr0Beren Gefabren ausge>
iekt als bie arieger an ser Sront".
Il Die aniuenonng bon mod t0oli.
deren @affen" babe ieoesmal MIR
8ergeltnngsmabregeln sur Solse, oie
nandntal nod gral,Iamer iino.
n8enn mir idon bebauern miilien,
baB Sic @rell5en ser bere6tigten
2riegfiibrrng pieoerbolt ii6erl6ritten
iuorben iiil6, miro Damn nid)t bie alls
genleine Mntpenorng nod grariame'
rer Sffeniiptpaffen sen Grieg 6alb 1T
einen ltnbei6rei6liGen SGreden per-
tuanoeln? ?" -
Gin Sriebe oiirfe nidt uaif ser
11nteroriidltng nno 3eritorllng bon
86lfern baiierelt, ionbern miilie bie
gbre aller Nationen 5ufrieoenItelen.
gr lniilIe Sic bitalen Notipenoigfeitell
befriebigen linb allen MenI6en ibre
geIeblihen &edte earantiere11. i"
u0od, es Itinllnt inns traurig tpcrn
mir feftltellen', fltbr ser 8aplt fort,
noaB tpenig allsiidt al,f einen gered-
ten 5rieben in llebereinitimnulng nit
menit9liden llno briItli6en 9sormel1
beItebt. 2aBt inns baber illItduoig be.
ten, baB ein ,,el,er @eilt IN oei1 SOL.
fern @ur5eI fblagen moge, belonoers
BEL oellelL Sic ali Ser Maht fino."
Dieier Geilt iaate Ser ST.. Batter,
tuiiroe iid bereitfinoen 81, gegeniei-
tisen 3ugeitanoaiilen unO Spfern,
Inn cine neue 8elt nit bobenl 8er-
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offcutlid)t bot.
Grle6en mir cinc @eltfrilis? S(uf
oiele Srage fonn scr fliiglte StootS-
mann lno Ser criabrcnlte 9ecbod)ter
feline slntiuort gebcn. 9tienono tonn
ipe0er Sic Sauer ocS gegenpurtiAen
S0lferringens, nod Sen s(l,sgong Oes
@efed)tes sluiIhcn sen 9iplpnlatcn,
nod ser int Seize Itebcnoen slrlueem
beItimnlclt nod picl iucniNcr Sic eno.
folgen OcS giNontil6cn MinNcns por-
ollslcben.
9Sir tcllueu oie enticruten lno Die
uulnittelborc1 llrIoUcll, Sic ST Dem
scgclumortiB porlid)Ncpcnocn ltootll.
NcrL Dfonon1id)cn unb lo5iuleu lint
lnlr5 geIiibrt bobeu lno notmcnoig
nlDrcn nnlBtcn.
Gcit ctlid)en SoDrblnocrtcn ldon
bobe1 9fcligipnslpli9fcit, Nntionoli5.
uul3 lmo &upItolislull3 Sic &cltnro.
mng 1tntcrgrn6cu, lluo ba3 beltiAe
GDaoS 9eldoiicn. Ger Dor folnu ei.
ncnl Observation-Disclosures CT fulNte
Grieg bat Sen &olfers, Mlolleu> lnto
9ialicnbn6 cntiodt lno ser Mclt ocu
3lpillin0sbrllbcr &onlnllulSmlS rno
MISUNDERSTANDING acbrud)t. Gamlt
mar bie g&cltoromng luicoerum lmt
cine Stnic tieier gcfallen. Sl,tS Scr
9teligionaloiigfeit erlpud)icn ooS uele
Sciocutlum lno ser @ptteSbab, cine
totalc &cltlu1teriodlng llnO Serltla-
pllrg mtcr sen 9ottloien MtaterialiS-
mts. Die @elt nahtc cnen Sbritt
lueitcr 5luu sl6grlluo.
Die @elt itebt om ShciOepeg. Sic
6cfinoet lih 5luiiden 5lpci Gntl6eioln.
gcu: 5um 9cl1crn ooer 5lln Sdlin-
mern. 8iro ser s(u5gang ocs &ricges
oiele Gutideioung bringen? llno
fonmt cine 9cilcrllng fam lie nid)t
iiber 9tadt fonlnlen. Cine nod pom
gfationaliSlmls, Slnperialisuus >r0
Gapitalismus perltlapte unO bon 80l.
ferbab bcrgiftete sSclt fam nid)t iiber
NadJt in eiu EarooieS rlngelpouoelt
perocu @ir0 einc in slrmrt, Not
lnS Gcr5lpeiil,ng geilmfenc MenId).
belt blinolings ser pcrlofcnocn Tata
Morgouo ocs Gon1llislmls folgeuo
nidt IN Sen Siimpfen oes 8ar6ariS.
mus pcriinten? gScr tnnn Sic ucr-
5lueifelten Wfalien olt5 oem Srrgnrten
menldliGen @obnpibcs ,mo menld.
lidcr 8osbeit bcro1sfiibrcn?
Eaplt Yius ser 3lp0lite bat, iuie
feline &orgGnger, Ser Nfenldbcit Den
@eg gc5eicbnet: Sic 9iiidfebr 5u Gott,
gum Sbopier, gum &elterloier. gScr.
Sen Sic lpirflid)en ober petrleintlidcn
Golterlenfer iiber flr5 oocr lang ON
Srieoenstilhc iibcr sic @cldide Der
Golfer in @cre6ti9fcit luo @cisbeit,
bon @ottesf1lrdGt> 1mo Menihenlicbe
bcicelt, nad) 9fed)t 11no @eredtigfeit
enti6ciben ODER burd) einen 5iuciten
Serioi1er Gricgspaft Sen @runo at
neuen &riegen legen?
X
Cine ,,blutise 3ut,,nit' propbe5eit
ser gSeIt Der @uiie Yitirim q. Soro-
(Gortietung auf Seite 12)
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p1pltliebe 8otldaft in beltlder, eng
lii6er, fral5olilder, ipaniider, portlt'
giciilder, polniider, bolldtoiIdcr 1no
lnguriiber Sprode nerleien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

9os p6pltlide Snformationsbiiro,
oas slusfiinftc iber Slii6tlingc, @e-
fangene ,lno GerniBte erteilt, erbalt
eegenipGrtig taelid ettua 1000 s(nfra-
gen. 9aS 8iiro ipllrbe bel Mnsbrl6
oes 9rieges eingeriGtet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
IN THE NEWS
CONTINUED from Page one)

completely lacking in the West
that the absence of army and navy
academies in that section Is passed
over so lightly. As long as the Off
GERS of the army and navy are con-
fined In their viewpoint to the
knowledge they have gained only
on the Atlantic, one is not sur
prised to observe their lack of APP
probation of the magnitude of the
defense problem In the Pacific, or
the Importance Of the Pacific In
the future outlook of the CONNER
cial development of this nation. BY
training officers on both coasts a
broadening view Of the vital needs
of the United States can be OBJ
tanned.
1t is time to stop re-enacting
the battles of Gettysburg and Bull
Run, and start preparing for mod
ern warfare.
1t is time to quit viewing the
past with alarm and to face the
future In Its reality.
1t Is time that the future impor-
lance of the commerce and trade
in the Pacific be recognized and
that the defenses required to pro-
tect our interests in this area be
provided.
Only by adequately protecting
our present possessions In the Pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
II Italian
Planes
DOWned
international New. servic. cabI.

ATHENS, March Ia. - Raj
fighters shot down ID italian
planes and severely damaged sew
eral others in fierce combats over
the Albanian battle front, Brit
ish communique announced today.
The statement said that the air
battles occurred over the Tepeleni
and klisura areas and that all
British planes returned safely to
their bases.
In addition. Raj bombers suc-
cessfully attacked the Italian air.
drome at Valona on the Albanian
coast, the British headquarters
claimed.
More heavy losses were inflicted
on Italian troops as the Fascist
Albanian offensive crumpled under
the eyes of Premier Mussolini.
Greek authorities declared today.
They said IL Duce. who has been
directing Italian operations at the
front. has been forced to watch
while large units of Italian troops
have been taken prisoner by adj
vancing Greek detachments.
Athens officials reiterated that
the entire Fascist offensive has
begged down under Hellenic coun-
ter-thrusts.
The Greek high command am
nounced IN a communique:
THE enemy continued his Of
fensive on a wide front. Large
infantry forces supported by
strong artillery units and many
aircraft were used. but all the
attacks were repulsed with
heavy losses to the Italians"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
All Death Valley
Riches Gift; His
Mine Fable

LOS ANGELES. . March IA
The fabulously rich mine of Death
Valley Scotty-a California legend
for decades-does not exist, ac-
cording TO Scotty's testimony in
Federal Court today.
The money that Scotty tossed
about so spectacularly TO win
nationwide publicity was actu-
ally furnished by his fun-loving
partner. Albert NJ. hnson
wealthy retired Chicago insurance
broker, he confessed.
johnson admitted that Scotty's
riches" were gifts from him. He
said he couldn't remember just
how much money he had given
the proSpector.
"At that time" Johnson said,
II was making between half a
million and a million dollars a
year and 500 or $1,000 meant
nothing to me-"
The soft-spoken Chicago multi
millionaire admitted that he owned
Death Valley Scotty's castle"
IL bought the property.
built the house. called IL
Death Valley Ranch. But Scotty
began calling it a castle, and
the world just accepted 1t as
ScOtty's CASTLE"
Scotty testified in answer to the
Federal Court suit filed by Julian
s. Gerard, New York banker, who
demanded 2215 per cent of Scotty's
prospecting profits on the grounds
that he (Gerard) grubstaked the
prospector back in 1902 and 1907.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
I RCAF Bombers
Collide, Die

TORONTO, March 14.-Seven
members of the Royal Canadian
Air Force were killed yesterday
when two bombers, one a training
plane. collided at an altitude oil
1000 feet.
Ted Hipwell of Bond Head where
the crash occurred, said he wit
messed the accident.
The wings of the two planes
touched" he said, land they
both went into q spin. They
crashed about a quarter of a
mile apart. One plane was
bomber and all FIVE men In It
were killed. The other plane
came from an air school near
Goderich and two of the four in
II were killed, the others hurt
badly"
One OF those killed was reported
TO be Flight Sergeant Ball. and
one of the survivors gave his name
as John Flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Churchill Envoy
ToVisit j. ).
international News Service Cable

LONDON, March IA. - Prime
Minister Winston Churchill has
asked Sir Arthur Salter, British
economist and shipping expert. to
proceed Immediately to the United
States to discuss Britain's mari
time problems with administration
officials in Washington, it was an
nounced today.
British quarters stressed that
the most urgently needed aid that
Britain requires from the United
States under the lease-lend pro-
gram is replacement of shipping
losses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Rdided,
British Claim

CAIRO. March 14.-Heavy Brit
.ish bombing attacks on the Italian
.Dodecanese island of Rhodes and
the capture of the Ethiopian town
of Yavello by Abyssinian patriots
as well as continued advances in
Libya and Eritrea were announced
by the British hig h command
today.
a dispatch from khartoum
stated that British and AbySsinian
troops advancing in the Gondsr
region Of Ethiopia captured the
village Of Asosa, as miles SOUTH
east of Kurmuk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Actor Jimmy Stewart
Joins Army in Week

HOLLYWOOD. March IA
QNS)-Screen star Jimmy Stew
art was advised today that he will
be indicted into the army on
March %. Stewart recently won
the award for the screens top
actor in 1910 for his work as the
young reporter in the movie YER
sion of THE Philadelphia Story"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
uper Due Bomber, Better in Every Way, Built for Nay
Listing of Idle Here
For Arms Jobs Begins
Continued from Page One)

industries is already urgent, the
commission said. In special de-
mand are airplane sheet metal
workers, airplane wood workers,
engineers, ship carpenters. marine
machinists, tool makers, lathe OPP
orators. tool designers and die
makers.
The registration Of unemployed,
which began here at 8 a. m. today,
is being conducted in every state
at the direct request of William
S. KnudSen, head of OPM. who
said that millions of men" will
be needed for defense work.
Knudsen has sent letter to all
Michigan employers engaged in
defense production asking that
they hire their workers from the
rolls which will be compiled from
the commissions unemployment
registration.
The commission points out that
their estimate of 100000 additional
workers in Michigan in 1941 was
made before the passage of the
lend-lease bill and President
RooSevelt'S announcement that
ST ,000.000,000 would be loaned to
the Allies.
How great a demand this bill
will make upon labor here neither
the unemployment commission nor
local manufacturers are yet able
to predict.
The unemployment commission
expects that the demand for labor
will extend into fields other than
those directly engaged in defense
production.
I'VE estimate that 10000 new
homes will be built In Detroit
in 1941," spokesman for the
group said. This is 5000 more
than were constructed here last
year, and that was a record sea-
son.
AGE BARS FALLING
$50 great will be the demand
for labor that present age re-
strictiOns Will be relaxed or even
forgotten. In some industries
this has already occurred.
Recently an employer called
the office and asked If we could
supply him with craftsman.
asked him II he had any age
requirements.
Last week 1 hired a man rs
years old, and I'm willing to
take a boy Is IL he can do the ,
work, he said"
Every person who registers with
the commission will be given a
personal interview.
Registration hours are s a. m.
to 5 p. m. Monday through Fri
day. Any person who for good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

cific can we guarantee the safe
conduct of our future trade.
May you continue TO carry on
your fight to obtain every item
required to provide the Pacific
coast with adequate and necessary
national defense.
Very sincerely yours,
JOHN VI. COSTELLO, NJ. c.
18th District OF California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
2 Million HIGHWAY Bids

LANSING, March 14.-The state
department today set
March 20 for opening bids on
81, 305,000 in construction projects
which include eight bridges. In
cluded in the letting will be paving
the final link in widening of Mich
igan avenue. This is expected to
cost 1886, 900 for grading, drain
age and paving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
BUILT FOR PRODUCTION

A two-place. all-metal. low mid
wing monoplane, the XSB2C-1, was
designed at the Buffalo, N. Y.
plant of the Curtiss-W Wright Cor
poration. Americas largest pro.
ducers of combat planes. Engineers
in charge of the flight tests report
that ii has a faster take-of thar
a pursuit plane.
The plane is designed for rapid
mass production. A large-scale
turnout of these dive-bombers
Wright said, will begin as soon
as the new plane factory. now
being erected at Port Columbus,
Columbus, o., is completed.
An estimated 1900 workers
will be employed in the new Ohio
plant. Wright disclosed. Two
other new Curtiss-W Wright factories
are being constructed at st. Louis
and Buffalo
In the regular Buffalo plant, 300
planes are now being turned out
a month. This includes Curtiss
P-40 pursuit ships for the Ameri-
can army. and Curtiss Tomahawk
fighters for Great Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
CHINA CAPITAL RAIDED

SHANGHAI, March 14.-GNS)
The Chinese capital of Chung
king today appeared to be under
its first air raid in months when
communications between General
iSsimo Chang Kai-Shek's capital
and Shanghai were cut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
TRAP FOR GERMAN PLANES

NEW YORK, March 14.-QNS)
The "other devices" which the
British air ministry said brought
down some planes over England
Wednesday night may have been
"lethal cables attached to barrage
balloons" a London broadcast
picked up by CHS said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
w ar Notes
5,3OO-TON SHIP SUNK

LONDON, March 14.-INS)-
The 5,300-ton steamer Manistee, a
former freighter converted into an
armed naval auxiliary. has been
sunk, the admiralty announced to-
day.