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Biggest Bomber
In Trial Flight

SANTA MONICA, Cal -- T h Q
Douglas bomber Bib. largest air
plane in the world. took off from
Glover field successfully on its
first test flight shortly after IL
O'Clock (PsT) today.
The huge ship headed west to-
wards the ocean after lifting from
the runway The takeoff was
timed as having required II sec
onds from the moment the ship
began cunning down the s,0o0-foot
runway.
Although IL had been feared the
ship would require an unusually
long run to lift from the concrete
strip, its wheels lifted before the
huge bomber had gone 1000 feet.
After a 57-minnte flight the
plane landed safely and smoothly
at March field army airbase. 90
miles away. The big ship throttled
down to the mile-iong army run
way and bounced slightly twice
as IL touched the earth. Blue
smoke stresmed out behind. sppar-
emily either from the brake bands
or the skidding tires.
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Please. MIR. Judge

To Pierce County superior Court Judges
Dear JurlsEs
We're willing to gamble that address yon . sub
jet " prime Importance your fsllow citizens.
Il Is that Nanows bridge o. ours whth vasand which
must BE- again.
We All remember Il. your honorz. though even the
echoes Of IL majestic crash have been os n labyrinth
u litigation.
No doubt you have noted a. have al Pierce county
folk that this week the state round court from
those companies which had refused 10 pay The
35ZOODO0 called for contracts they wrote
the span when II appeared 10 be = sound structure
The state eontendsd. and federal Judge MKFaed that
the should 20 oea superior court where
first filed By ths state but removed psliton of the
companies
-
Il IL probably entirely natural your boners that the
companies should strive 10 delay proceedings.
But the people u this eeunty. sabmit wiI deem
highly unnatural shead the superior court Fl PieFes
county b. a aek Of aeiion further AID
necessary delay
We realize there may BE- proerastlnatlng legal
10 which the companies might yet resort
But your h0nors. for goodness sake don't let those
seeks-ong vacations the people generously
grant you more delay
Il seems there can bs no start = bridge until
this i settled.
SO let's hear H. your honors. and decide it-iuat Is
soon A. yon properly can DO %.
Then when you do fishing, may you catch that oig
one that always got away.
Yours hopefully.
THE TACOMA TINES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28
Biggest War
Bill Passes
u. S. Senate
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The
senate today passed and re-
turned 10 the house the si0.-
3s4. ssl. ga war department
appropriation bill fer 1912,
largest in [. s. history. after
so minutes Of consideration.
The blli Vas passed BY anAni-
nous voles vote of ~ senators who
we're present
Clerks sald the hills fatal
Was more than slsa. essu. 900
ErvateS thaa the hiEEest pre-
v,oas btu. an army apprapFis-
tion passed In 1918.
The hlll represented "a amount
equal 10 s7p - for each man. wo-
man and child in thu United states
er saiph2 per average family ~
four persons. Al best u will meet
my 'ttN - F+tTHH## - tffH
army for the l2-month period b.
ginning July | and may hs sup
piemsnted by other appropriations
later In the year
Debate Vas limited 10 an en-.
PLANTATION of the measure BY Sen.
Elmer Thomas. ID. Okla. and qnes-
tons by members
senate HspuhiieAn Leader
Charles l.. McNary 81 Oregon
asked whether a $500. 600 600 sen.
ate increass In house funds for
expediting national defense pfoduc-
ton had budget approval Thomas
replied that II did not The amend.
ment was agreed 10 without nb.
lection. however.
At one point MeNary objected
10 the speed with which the bin
was being Rad Several times he
interrupted 10 ask IN sxplAnA ton
Of some Of the amendments,
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TREAT
VIII Set
Ceiling
On Lumber

WARRINGTON Price
Control Administrator Leon
Henderson announced today
that . prize ceiling schedule
= being drafted e. helier
grades q we=l easst humber.
which he aid had recently
reached unreasonable levels "
Waite - sxheaAl< ~ - eun.
finsd n - BETTER EFaasa fI<uu
1ssFsoa 80 sThese y - IazElfsss.
tina faF 49, Increases n - rFse<
~ say ether EFsdss - w<=s Cess
lumhef
De saszsa lh.i No - - fn<
hehaviuF - uppef afaA@ W<sz
Coast iamh<F prices ~an.z<f srFn.
tlny fur <sus< time
hsnsisfseH 49, Fsx<zI<a that
prize sehss1aiss are b~ins afzfieI
- lumh<r speciality llsas~ sueh
- nhip.aseklnz. finaFsnz saa hax
ssF mssssssls whish hsss ns<n
suhiset - prize saseness e frum
= n 81 psf inoe eesfa f<<s
CeaessliHa thst ths hsssY kzrinx
a speciality EFsass may h.ss h~<n
stimulated - nHusual lHffuxnNss
growing nsit af ths aefsnzs pfn.
KfsHn fisnasFenn s@ia thsf slsh
eandisions q not warrant sh< price
advances tat recently kzss -.
euFrsa.
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NEW YORk-Thia IL the IN
censored story Of the bombing
Of = city that was not prepared
When the German luftWaffe
struck AZ Belgrads without
warning on a Sunday morning
in April II was Ike an earth
quake. except that ar earth
quake lasts only a few seconds.
The bombing OF Belgrade went
on hour after hour
Houses feh People died and
were mutilstsd They fought
with their fists for precious
sutonobiis tires ard gasoline
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That Nas ths first ! knsN q
the raid
got out u The chair and
nay typewriter crashed or the
small table. Thsn I heard The
bombs whistle and ! knew u
was the reaI thing thls tine.
Tne first thing ! thought u vas
that each plane usually drops
four bombs. ~ I hsld ~ breath
waiting for four whistles.
OUTSIDE me room 49, that
the steel frsmeNork d the eie-
vst0f shsft Wss shsdderinR
from TOP n bottom every time a
bomb burst
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eat talnEs I ever $40 y cane
from ruined buildings aod ths
ar NAs full n a. 80 though
clouds Rad descended ana we're
moving along ths ground
Tnsn the second aaFs csIns
Ossf.
Win some sort q animal Ia
Eflnel IS u0uSh ! .efs Try
inR 70 sso4d danger - hlsiins
pulled my topcoat over my
head me lobby q the apart
ment house Naa made olt ~
black ard white tiles about three
inches square. remember no
( continasd on Page 5. Coiuma 81
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that was more galuzbls than
liquid gold. They saS their
business quarters blown TO
pieces and watched fortunes
vanish IN bellows q gray Gust
from ruined buildings
GLASS CRAFTS FLEW
Was sitting on a chair with
my typewriter On a small Table
when suddenly a basket Of arfl-
ficisl glass grapes flew off the
top q a piano and crashed on
the floor In front o. ne. Then
pais ~ terra Gotta ash trays
bounced 70 ne floor and broke.
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May Send Rifles
To Fire, F. r. Says

HYDE PARK, ~. President
Roosevelt indicated Friday that
the United States may send some
rifles 70 Ere, but ne declined 70
smplify his pledge Of all possible
American aid 70 Soviet Russia In
that nations struggle sgains, Ger
many.
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c. P. S. Student
Gassed on Boat

Richard jarvis. for the past
three years pre-medieal student
AZ College Of Puget Sound and =
member Of the Sigma NJ mi
fraternity. Vas IN = critical condi-
ton In Honolulu hospital Thurs.
day from gas poisoning. according
10 = United Press dispatch.
Jarvis. whose home IL IN seat.
Tie, was overcome by fumes Wills
cleaning the molasses tank on the
freighter Mauna Ala, which vas
locked here. The hauna Ala left
Tacoma on June ~. Jarvis was
working on the boat during hls
summer vacation.
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CAMP HUNTER IiDsEfT. Cal
The greatest army nAnsuvsrs
ever held in the west. involving 80 :
600 officers and men. came 10 4
close ct 3 a. m today. with ar
invading force Of Red" troops
backed into . corner 81 the hugs
Hunter Llggstt military reserva.
ton and badly crippled by the
defenders.
The victorious Blue" troops.
numbering $1,000 nen Of the
4Ist and 81 divisions from
Fort Lesis. Wash. were ssnt
10 bixouAe In the ARA near
the old san Antonio mission
preliminary 20 departure for
fhe Northwest next week.
Gen. Dewitt viii call staff Off.
GERS and umpires 70 q eritiqBe a.
Hunter Lggstt next Monday when
the lessons Of the fnansagsrs vii
be discussed ana plans viil b. Laid
for further games Ia southwestern
Washington next August b<tpeen
troops q ths ~ and III army
corps
An srmlsiics In ne engagement
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SPOKANE Shooting = one
under par n for ths first ~ holes,
Bud Ward. western smatsar than
pi0n from Hpoksne. led chtick
Hunter. Tacoma. ons-up. - ths
halfway marx In their 5sshois
ssmi-finAI round match IN ths Pa
eific Northwest Coll Association
tournament here
Hunter sflat a. essn-paf u foF
ihs first - holes over the rolling
pine dotted spokans Country Gun
e0sras. Ward moved ofi - front
~ q one -nois uarRin ~ ths firsi
nine and siung siubbornlg 70 ~
advantages 10 the halfway marx
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Red Troops
In Shaieqic
Retirement


Hfl@fUW-TH< Red army
81 re norfh and central
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Fort Lewis Divisions Victorious
In Gigantic California War Games

sas called IT midnight last night
aftsr the X corps had BATTLEFIELD
and crippled ne tn division b.
swift thrusia and forced u into .
I5-miis retreat
Action u ths opposing hnss VAS
frozen 81 = point south ~ Fisyto
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CHAPTER I
Illustrated bv Ed Gunder.

CHAPTER I
From the beginning. Deborah
Lovett was never entirely able 10
escape from the troubling impress
sion Of that first meeting with
stephan.
Often afterwards. she tried 10
tell herself that some fantastic
sensitivity Of her own mood. In
tensified by the background OF the
foggy California dusk. had lent
the circumstances slRnificanee
entirely out Of proportion with
reality.
II was AZ II. with the stage Of
the Metropolitan Opera half dark
ened. the orchestra had sounded
ringing motif, end out Of the
shadows a figure had suddenly
shone forth an heroic. radiant
youthfully arrogant figure IN
cleaning Armor You thought
But how invulnerable he seems
how spiendidly sure Of himself"
Yet underneath you felt. be-
cause 81 that hauntingly forebod-
ing music, perhaps. that already
he was ineStncably entsngisd by
tragic forces from which. In the
END. there could be no escape.
Not that Deborah put this men
tally into words that spring eve
ming when the strange young man
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Downstairs fha 8iaas essef IN
ths yestlbsals hsd ben broken
ard glass ~ AL over lhs fiaoH
- thick that you couldn't eieae
tne door
FIRST WAVE PASSED
- thla fims tn first Saze
- b0mbsfs had come over. We
didn't knoH y then. bat four
more we're On their 49,. Fec-
pc ran oat into the street many
- them carrying children No
body seemed q know where h.
sss gong ana ~ Of them Nsre
covered win thlck gray dust.
That dust wa one u the strsng-
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Following printing In The Ia
coma Times Thursday Of dramatic
pictures, showing beyond any
doubt that Tacoma IL a city help
lessly unguarded against destruc-
ton OF vital railroad arteries.
wharves. industries. utilities and
other points Of equal Importance.
statements Of public officials
added up TO just one thing
We are still In the wishfuI-
thinking and planning stages
Of defending ourselves.
We know about bombers
and tanks-but We are con
tenting ourselves with . no
trespassing" sign
We know that a skuIklng
thief In the night viii an
doubtedly try 10 raid our hem
house tomorrow-but We are
still reading the catalogue and
trying TO make n choice Of
shotguns.
II is a hopeful sign that much
is being done to plan defense Of
this industrial city. but "a. en-
officers leave no doubt
that much remains before the
point Of safety II reached.
Frankly, you have no protee-
ton In those vital places" That
Was the EummarizatiOn Of Public
Safety Commissioner Holmes East
xnod
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May Place Nation
On Daylight Time

WASHINGTON Preside Mt
Roosevelt Is considering asking
congress for legislation 10 place
the entire nation on daylight saw
ing time for the duration Of the
emergency. IL vas learned today.
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CI0 Machinisis
Follow AL Lead

$40 FhA~f'hs60 Htfihlna
CO faaehlalsta effsFea lsrasy -
toin AL asrfnhsfn h returning
- latz 81 haa Ffsneleep iaT snip
yards ae1 snGinE fhs most SERIOUS
ABR dispsts eHffsiilnE asfsnas
PROHIBITION.
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Firemen Fight
Three Blazes

FlFe struek E~p Tsoons lndsi<D
trial plants Thursday asThf snd
alss did an estimated Ssaa damage
10 = home n . FeufsA II Jily
pFeview
Most sesleus was enc A me
Northwest CHAIR Ca. planl II agoi
Houth Tseema wsy. whsfs : grass
fire sst walls u the hsalllas 70
smoking and heat tufasa lsas<
the automatic spfsnkiins syziem.
nsassKs ~ water
Ths fire department nj N ssfi.
mate ~ damage but r~pufisa coo.
siasFahis Marin aons " sslsf. 1ns
hiaxs, reported Il sili. fesullzd in
called esit - engine sofapsnlss
swe tFushs sna two ehisfs EARS
and hspt sama ~ the saalumsni
IN service nearly tuo hours
Twsivs minutes bsfofs mldnlsht
another firs hFnks oct h ths sznssf
dFlsr u the rstsrnnn nsanfselnr-
ing Co. II GO Alssandzf svs 80
The tidsfiais nosf damass shsFs
alsD was doas ~ water fEam lhs
sutomatle spfinhisrs. ~ mast
material could b. recovered - 20
drying. gre aspsftmenf ssalp-
iasns wss ~ ths 20 sppFezlsaztsir
an h0uf.
FIreersessr nl~n<a
The hnms oeeupied ~ EDDIE
cis~. Tsesns fssiaansna spss.
stof. a. tsie - Tfth i wss
fhs srsns ~ this summsrs fifst
Fourth n July damage
A by. unidentified. tnsssd o
fitscraehsr ~ ths dry rcd - tn
house and 81 u sbiszs Damage
= ths house sss estimated Il 800
sad dnmaEs to eunisnfs sle0 more.
Tee czil. fFiasy
Ths fra dspaftment haa two
eaIls FRIDAY morning after Thurs.
day nights bs1sy SESSION. hsst rs-
ported eniy so damage. Thsf sss
- the nd apes kleetFie C. 1sos
South Taeolna wsy. phefs = fur
naes evsFhestsd ne etAss call
$50 ~ shs sserkheimsr Hooflms
"a. ~ csntsr sna ~ So. 1hafs
thsfs ~as NJ damage
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Nazi Route
To Ukraine
Not Direct
Today's War Moves


Adolf Hitler's drive Into
Russia has developed into
what Is probably tho biggest
military operation in history.
Hitler has. - one 81 hi
major detectives. the taking
over Of the rich farm lands
Of the Ukraine and the Oh re-
sources Of tho Caucasus. lie
has not struck IN full force
directly al that objective.
Instead. he l. flanhtag the
Ukraine frum the nprth. apparent
y seeking 10 crush the Rcd army
and take what 10 wants in wszl.
sFn and southwestern Russia. fFnm
the WHITE aea q the black. ami
eastward 10 the mouth ~ tn
volKa On the Caspian sea
nuaE NUMBERS INVOLVED
More than hooo 600 men ard
20 ZOO airplanes are engaged N
the struggle. In manpower. ths
opposing armies are ahout equal.
some z.soo. 600 men en- each slas
In air strength. tbs Germans sFs
reported ~ have 1000 planes
against 1000 foe the Rasslans
Ths German planes are probably
more efficient. but thu Russian cir
force has been giving = good ae-
count u i,aisf and despite lussss
" sslll on the offensive. according
10 the latest communiquss
hiti~r'. shIeet s.~misEly y
90 take as-csw ssa thas peiit-
iraIis disrupt the soviet uuian.
siIlitsrsiy. he aim wsuid 10 -
scatter .sad dirarKaniss ne
sed army. mahins Subsequent
operations a mere iab II snsp-
piaE ~.
Hltisrs comparatively perfume
tory operations IN TIE south. -
tween the prai and nnlsstsF rivers
tcontlnned on Page 10. column -
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
NEEDS MORE MEN

In the city public safety division
the commissioner painted a pie
ture Friday Of a. constsntiy-Rr0S
ing burden from defense needs
and worry over lack Of funds.
Men Of the detective division
soon may be forced into = pro-
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column -
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Carloadinqs
To Increase
II Per Cent

Carloadings in Washington
and Oregon during the next
three months will enjoy an
increase Of some IL per cent,
it was forecast Friday by Cor
don Tongue. executive secre-
tary of the Pacific Northwest
Advisory board. d.
The quarterly meeting of the
advisory board was In fun swing
Friday at Hotel Winthrop. where
several hundred railroad represen-
tatives and shippers from all over
the northwest were convened TO
estimate the industry's needs and
problems during the next 90 days.
Two Prime Factors
Defense activity. which is just
getting well under way in the
northwest, and diversion of inter-
coastal freighters and tankers to
other services. are the two prime
factors marking the anticipated
increase in car loadings. Tongue
declared.
An increase Of FL per cent in
carloadings OF cement is indicated
for the coming quarter despite the
fact that practical completion Of
Grand Coulee dam has eliminated
the heavy demand Of that project.
Rock, sand and gravel show an
unprecedented increase of 323 per
cent, Tongue stated. Another build
ing item. iron and steel. show
forecasted increase Of as per cent.
1900 More Cars
Indicative of the increased de-
mand on the railroads are the fig
ures for moving the lumber crop.
II will require nearly $1,000 more
cars in the third quarter of this
year than were needed in 1e40 to
move the fir and pine of the north
west. This is the equal of an ex-
ira train of $50 cars daily. And
to move the logs required by the
mills under increased demands will /
take an additional 1881 log flats.
Other increases estimated by
Tongue were paper and pulp pro-
ducts 36 per cent. coal II per cent. |
metals 6 per cent. petroleum 81 /
per cent, salmon. due to depleted .
inventories, II per cent.
Not 10 Farmers
While direct defense demands |
are now reflected in increased car
loadings for prime materials and /
manufactured goods. indirect de-
mands have not sifted through to
the agriculturalist. Tongue stated.
AS a result decreased carload
ings in sugar. sugar beets and by
Continued on Page u, Column -
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Yes. It Could Happen
Public Officials Deeply
Impressed by Photographs
Showing Sabotage Possible
BY GILMORE coWAN STONE
qleoninq

Yes it could happen here Tacomas vital industries
and utilities unprotected and easy prey 10 sabotage
That is the candid opinion and frank admission Of
local officials whose job is to provide public protection
and maximum efficiency of local industry, commune
cations and utilities in these times Of need
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Woman Critically
Injured by Auto

MFx Bessie S<ffsI<s. etFuck eewn
Il sEh sna "a. if<i~ns ss< Tnsrer
49, sftsFneea 80 fepaFfea =
sftilezl enu1itlea FffdsF me<azHz
- Tseams oeef.I hn<pifsl
me Mas Fush~z fief< "a s<nzl.
toHssEaas epnaitlnn sna suffsnu3
fFnm sheek sff<f bslnR blf ~
esf afissn ~ pessi4s o. nnawn
solalsf - IN headquarters saHs=
psay. iaih nfsaifT. = Eoft Lsms=.
Zee fsseezzz@fzaa
lie sss hsla = ihs city -
charged rita nsallEent arriving
While ths sesidsat 80 being -
vssslssfs1.
Ths afflesfs sd nfs teffFi<s.
~hass Asnas 70 II sass E11sh IT,
esms NHs. wes efsz.=znx a. lfei=ns
en To naEth sl<is p@a<strssn lsas
ehsn nFswn afuvs ~ esh Il.
HIeEe<s nlas< l{a<f
IN ths ans ethsF trains casualty
Thursday sight heFsaan hnasf@ua.
~. - a4az ~. . - uss NneeAszE
fFsm hls bssyri~ - -. sath =.
betNssH . a saa kIetkinieg 49,
ifs sss treated 81 she Nafshssn
fselfie hospital fszF lssefsfloas -
the fafshead $40 = bsoA<n lsft
h2n1 Harry g llszza. -. ef saI
-. aznxtaa ~ whese eMF nxsi-
ilssea nith the hi<yele. taok ths beT
h. the hsepltai ED then dxuss y
tn prizes ssstisa 4 Fspeft -
sesltisnf
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II Real War Story
Bombing Of Belgr ade---a City Unprepared

Editors Note: When Leon Hay
returned from the Balkans this
week We asked him about the
bombing Of Belgrade. HIS replies
disclosed that one Of f,e most
dramatic stories Of the war never
had been Otld- Gables filed ~
that time did not get through
NAY has now written the uneen-
sored story Of What he saw In the
undefended yHgoxlAy capital under
the German AirblitE IN April.
By LION KAY
United Pres staff Correspondent
Copyright. 1871, by United Press
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= o. Ts~a. president ~ liar.
mony Townsend club Ha. 20. left
Thursday Tor Buffalo. n. r.. whsfs
be ulli attend the National Town
send convention To BE- held frOm
June 80 10 July =
Tss Hss. ". &. eallssssn. pastor
~ Falkland Laihsfan ehare
moved last week u = aew bone
IN fsrDokd4is. iis formerly resided
At ths horss ~ ms sIl.se. Lssiss
aad I.ysi tfafsiad 81 farhlana
Prosecutor Thar Z. feilsfses
left Thursday for : Nsek end -
Lake Qsinaait. 1hsre he rfii At
tsaa m stats convention ~ pFoses
fstofa be is ssesstAfy o. ths
organization.
One q the early arrivals Thura-
dsy fof fhs quarterly nesting ~
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Not to Farmers
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 40 O01 1925 10 I
Philadelphia ITO 1o2 oil Is Z
Breuer. Stanceu 90. Branch (e)
and Rossr, Dickey; Dean, Ferrick
49, and Hayes.
st. Louis $50 DOL O04-9 Is I
Detroit &c.. 900 900 600 I I
Harris and Terrell; Trout and
Tebbetts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Reynolds Co.
Nets SSO3,SS5
During Year

'ssynolds Spring Company re-
ports for the year ended Septem'
Der 30. q net profit OF sos, S8:
after provision Of $50, 120 for fed.
sral income taxes. $174,794 fol
federal excess profit taxes, depre.
citation, interest, ETC.. equal tc
SAT- . share. Due to a change
in the fiscal year no exact com
parison Is available.
For the nine months ended
Sept. 80, 1910. the company re.
ported net profit Of $509,98 OF
SITS a share.
Reynolds is making efforts 10
obtain defense work for its spring
division. which operated at capac-
ity in the 1871 period. to fill up
the gaps that will result from the
near future curtailment of auto
mobile production. according to
Charles G.. Mum, president.
Nearly so per cent of the out
put Of the plastic division flows
into the defense program, Mum
said. This division, he reported,
operating near capacity and is
/ profitable basis as a result of
the improving business Of the past
year.