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Evening star., 1942-11-19

Squadron Leader MacLachlan soloed
in q Manchester off his airdrome
In Malta. From there he went to
Egypt where he joined his old
squadron from the Battle-of Britain
days.
Got an Artificial Arm.
He evacuated officers from Greece
to Crete in the spring of 1941 and
ferried aircraft in Africa and lee
tured for six months. Finally in
Evening star., 1942-11-19

believe that they had shot me
down.
The arm was amputated imme-
diately upon my arrival at the big
1mtarfa Hospital Who should my
eyes first light on when I came to
but the Italian pilot whose arm I
had riddled with bullets in my first
battle over Malta. He ribbed me
frightfully."
Two weeks after his amputation,
Evening star., 1942-11-19

Load the guns that1l lick the
Japs. Save every drop Of waste
kitchen fats. Take them to your
meat dealer.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

CUDE stylists have created
" many novel floral ar
rangements to brighten gala
holiday festivities. A center
piece Of flowers, fruit, gourds,
grasses and foliage will be
the focal point of your din
ner.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Nationwide Crisis
In Transportation al
WAR Plants Foreseen
West Virginia Study
Shows Autos Dropping
Out Due to Tires

A Transportation crisis for workers
In war plants IL developing on .
Nation wide scale, the Public Roads
Administration declared today In re-
porting result Of survey conducted
at a West Virginia ordnance plant.
The West Virginia investigation
showed that about 300 automobiles
now transporting more than 500
workmen will be laid up for lack OF
tires after less than 5000 miles Of
travel. Another 100 cars will b
forced of the road within 5000
more miles. and another 200 within
10 900 more miles. The 600 cars, two
thirds OF those in use at the plant.
now furnish transportation for 100
men, or a third of the personnel.
Public roads officials said the West
Virginia findings represent an "un-
derstatement" of the transportation
situation in industries in most sec
tions Of the country. They said this
condition emphasizes the absolute
necessity" for group riding to pre-
serve tires and for staggered hours
to increase efficiency of mass trans
portation.
There is nothing in sight at the
ordnance plant TO replace automo-
biles laid up for lack Of rubber. The
local bus company reported 1t is
operating at practically maximum
capacity and would be unable to
handle a greatly increased load even
If hours were staggered.
The location of the West Virginia
plant. it was said, is unusually favor
able, with a large reservoir OF labor
in the vicinity, good bus service and
available railroad transportation. II
transportation is critical in this we'll
situated plant, industrial establish
ments in other parts of the country
are in a worse predicament, 1t was
stated
Evening star., 1942-06-26
\X&:;;:i5;H I; 5;
"
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
Concert. United States Army
Band, east front of the Capitol, pm
today.
Concert, National Symphony Or
chestra, Ernest Macmillan, conduo-
tor: Lubha Kolessa, soloist, Potomac
Water Gate, $50 pm. today.
Concert, United States Army Band.
Walter Reed Hospital, 80 am. to-
morrow.
DINNER
Philathea Glass, Fifth Baptist
Church. Club Studio, Fairfax Hotel,
pm. today.
LECTURE.
christian Science. by Frank Bell.
First Church of Christ Scientist, CO.
lumbia road and Euclid street NV.
pm. today.
DANCES.
All States Club, Hotel Washington.
$50 pm. today.
Federal Housing Authority, Ward
man Park Hotel. 10 pm. today.
OUTINGS.
"Alaska-A Land of Contrasts by
DR.. Meredith F. Burrill. music, Syl-
van Theater, Washington Monu-
ment Grounds. $50 pm, today.
Hike. along Cabin John Run, Md.
sponsored by the National Capital
Parks Service Meet at the end OF
the Cabin John streetcar line, pm.
tomorrow.
Barge trip, on the old C. Il o.
Canal on horse drawn barge, spon-
sored by the National Capital Parks
Service, leaves Key Bridge at II a m.
tomorrow and Sunday and leaves
the Glen Echo Firehouse at 3 pm.
tomorrow and Sunday.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dance, sponsored by the Womens
Battalion. Bureau of Engraving.
Fourteenth and c streets SW, 8
pm. today.
Supper, party. Brightwood Park
Memorial Church. Eighth and JEFF
ferson streets NV, $50 pm. to-
day
Mary Stuart" drama, Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
Ninth and Massachusetts, avenue
NV. BIS pm. today.
Games. National Baptist Memo
rial Church. Sixteenth and Column
bia road NV. 8 pm. today.
Bowling party with Young Adult
Fellowship of the Hamline Metho-
dist Church, Takoma Park Recrea-
ton Center. 317 Cedar street NV.
pm. today.
Bowling party with the 2o-4o Club.
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. Fourteenth and Columbia
road NV. 7:30 pm. today.
Open house, Church of the As
cension. 1901 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. 8 pm. today.
Sightseeing tour of Washington.
sponsored by Washington churches.
meet at rotunda of the National
Gallery of Art. Sixth and Consti-
tuition avenue NV, 2 pm. tomor-
row.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Swimming. hobbies. YMCA, 1915
Twelfth street NV, 6 pm. today,
Party, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA,
e0l Rhode Island avenue NV, 7:30
pm. today.
Open house. Leisure Lodge for
Servicemen. 1437 U street NV,
open from ! pm. to midnight today.
Buy bonds and stamps for the
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys In the camps.
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COLEMAN stove Repairs and serv-
Ice. Shsefer's Huron street Store.
20 y Huron St
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FOR sALE-Combination Storm n
Screen Door, a lighO. ~ -3-ls K
n. Ask in. thick. Vanished
and hardware included. Auto-bed
or camp cot Bumperette trailer
hitch Dinette table and chairs.
l09 lakewood Ave
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MQTORs--and exhaust fans Else-
tflc Motor shop 10 p Huron
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WATKINS DEALER !. STANTON
Immediate delivery. Any product
Call n. 40s f. Cross. Pm. 2iI-W.
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FOR Restaurant tables and
chair. Maple Like new. "a Wizard
DI plppn
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Ehman & .Oreenstreet
40 w. Michigan. Tel if37

EAST MICHIGAN AVE. room
bungalow, bath. furnace. fireplace.
so II, frontage, only $3.50. Terms
II. Peet SO n Huron 81 1871.
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THE ORIGINAL-C. Shauan Roof
ing and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
service State insurance. 5i2 W.
Cross, Phone 1858.
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the CIR.
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tensw
In Chancery
Glenn a. ReddAwsy and Helen J..
RedfaWsy Plaintiffs
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SOUTHEAST Section Ann Arbor.
six rooms. modern, newly decorat-
ed throughout. large living room.
fireplace garage. terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 9005-S67,. Ann Arbor.
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Unusual Opportunity

EXPERIENCED Saleslady wanted
Steady work. Apply al once. Dixie
Shop, Ic5 w Michigan.
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ST. JOHNS STREETS room mo-
dern house with bath and furnace
$4,000 with $1,000 down and only
$40 month. II. Peet. SO n. Huron
81 M
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Automotive



FOR sALE-i33s Deluxe Ford Tu-
dor. Inquire ITO Lincoln Ate.
Ann ArDor Phone Ann Ar5or 1881
40 BUICK. Tudor clean and good
tires Jacob DePay 1866 Huron
River Drive, Bellevilie. care cal
Win Smith
CHEVROLET two door extra good
tires. Must BE sold A. once for
cash. : 3 Ballard
WILL PA CAsH-for your used
car. We havs a good selection Of
used csrs. drfvo1 Ssisv & servicu.
100 2. Cross PhonA 4i3
Wanted To Buy
WANTED used tie size f-50-I
Phone 7uI-W
Auto Accessories
1925 and IS Ford parts. 51so
Merritt I'd.
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Sand and Gravel
WASHED SAND AND PEBBLES
KILLISs GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel Ypsi ll07l mo toll CHARGE
WASHED 5U=yT Df-Nvfefs
PROCESS ED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or r. o. y. Pit
WHITAKER g. GOODING CO.
$500 Gale RI. Phone 2020-J-t
BLACK DIR1-AANCRE
washed Sand-pe bibles. gravel
roc6, general trucking. Call julius
Iahn. Phone i2i3-W-l
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-good clean used rurni.
ture. Srivate sales anytime s57
Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
Robinson. Auctioneer
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OWNER LEAVING CITY

OWNER LEAVING CITY
This is your opportunity to buy
one Of the finest homes In Ypsi-
lanti II has living room, dining
room. sun parlor den. breakfast
room. kitchen. toilet and lavatory
on first floor. four bedrooms two
bathrooms and sleeping porch on
second floor. one large room on
third floor, fine basement. steam
heat with oil burner. brick veneer.
two car garage, greenhouse NICE
~ Handicapped. some fruit trees,
large back yard has all kinds Of
perennials and other flowers An
ideal home located on Normal
Street close to the college. Possess
sion can be given September !.
Price {I:,500. Terms can be ar
ranged
6hman & Oreenstreet
40 w. Michigan. Phone 1881
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Reuben Royce. Reuben d. Roys,
Grace Mccormack, Anna h. clark.
Anna Bell CLARK. AdelDsrt b. CLARK,
koKsie J. DAVIS. RoKA J. DAVIS. Char
lotte g. Rankin. Dewlght r. Hand,
Dwight f. Hand. Florence Hand
Florence A. Hand. General Stores
Corporation Of Ypsllsnti. Vera y
GraWn. Estsbrook Rankin, Paul r.
Hankln, heirs 20 Lottie g. Rankin.
deceased. or their unknown heirs, de.
Visees. Iegatees, or assigns,
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CLARK ROAD So acres on corner
with modern room house. ORCH
ard H. Poet 50 y. Huron st. 1871
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lotte g. l'ankln, Dewight r. Hand,
Dwight +. Hand. Florence Hand
Florence A. Hand. General Stores
Corporation Of Ypsilsnti Vera y
Grawn. Estsbrook Rankin, Paul r.
Rankin. heirs 10 Lottie @ Rankin.
deceas ed. or their unknown heirs, de.
Visees. Iegatees, or assigns.
Defendants
At session Of said Court a.ld IN
th~ Court House in the City OF Ann
Afbor In said County Of Washt.naw
me -ith day Of August. 1892.
9. IIessnt; Honorable Georg. ~.
sample. Circuit Judge
In this cause IT appears from IN.
AFFIDAVIT on file. that the where
ao"uts OF the Defendants. after am.
gent search and inquiry ar. IN
known, THEREFORE. upon motion
~ William DeHaan Attorney Tor
flalhtiffs, II Is ordered that said De.
PENDANTS and their unknown h.ira
deVlsees legAtees, and assigns cause
e.e,I sgPp .si to be entered in this
cause within three months from the
date of this order. and in default
thereof. that said Bill OF Complain,
us thhen as confessed by the said De-
tehdsnts their unknown heirs. de-
Wsecs. legatees and assigns.
II Is furtIef ordered that within
twenty days Plaintiffs cause a copy
OF mis- order 70 be published In the
fpalisnti Daily Press, a newspap.r
printed. published, and circulated in
ssid COUNTY said publication belns
Conducted therein once In each week
TOR SIX weeks in succession.
GEO W SAMPLE
LrELLA " SMITH
clerk
BY Dorothy J.. Bulbick. Dep clerk
TAKE NOTICE, that mis- suit in
W1icn the foregoing order has been
duly made, involves and IL brought
- TUis- mr. - r-t rJff0W1ng DE-
scrioed piece or parcel % land situ-
ated IN the Township OF Pittsfield,
county ~ WasHtenaw and State OF
Michigan.
Beginning a. the Intersection Of
TIE south line Of an alley on the west
side Of Perrin Street with the east
line Of lot 10 OF Stuck's Addition
20 tie CITY Of Ypsllanti. and running
from thence west along the south
line % sad alley. 1915 feet. thence
south parallel with the west line OF
Perrin Street SIS feet. thence east
5..l3 feet. thence south feet:
thence east sO.Ds feet 70 the west
line = Perrin Street. thence north
20 tae place % beginning. being A
part of lots p and 70 according to
ne recorded plat Of Charles stucks
Addition 20 the city Of Ypsilanti.
Wssatenaw county, Michigan.
s. True COPY
Dorothy l. Bulbick. Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM DeHAAN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Business Address. Ypsilantl Savings
Bank Bldg. Ypsilsnti. Michigan.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

building site. iS3 H.
By 800 IT, on Packard Rd near
Npsiiantt. corner property Low
price. Easy terms. H. Peet. So y
huron st. 1871.
Farms FOR Sale
FOR SALE-io acre farm corner
Willow and karr Road.
Lake Property For Sale
3 BEDROOM cottage. easily changed
for Sear-round use. trlgidaire
electric automatic water system.
modern toilet; cellar. = acre dog
en- fruit trees. near Huron River.
host. s. 500, easy terms call sun
day al sS5S Riverside Drive. Lake
land. Michigan. Northwest Of Ann
Arhar on MSS
SMALL COTTAGE. Nhitmore Lake.
write Post OFFICE box a.. Nhitmors
Lake also boat ana motor.
Financial
Business Opportunities
CONTRACT $4,000 pays Sc. interest
and Pay ments so per month. Write
Boa h-ls care Press
Merchandise
Farm Products For Sale
CUcUMBERS and picking. lettuce.
radishes, greens. flowers. peppers.
fresh beans. ballard 9lS Railroad.
TOMATOES. pick them yourself. zoe
hasael. NpsiiAnti Florist shop.
a'o River St
Household Furnishings
FOR .SALE-Gss stove. refrigerator.
rockers, chest OF drawers. lO7 Elm
SMALL Walnut Dining Room set in
excellent condition. Table. SIX
chairs and buffet. III ballard
ELECTRoMASTER RANGE oceasi-
onsi char for sale. Like new, SOS
Emmett, Phone sl7.
WHIRLPOOL washing machine In
good condition. Phone 2s95-JW.
so GALLON General Electric hot
water heater, SIS. la gallon CLARK
heater. $3.50. Roth In excellent con-
Road.
SCREEN frames. window screens.
barber chair. kitchen furniture.
Ladies coats and shoes. All y.
Huron.
FOR SALE-Heavy Plato mirror.
gold paint frame glass as az.
2ll Ballard.
Musical Equipment
SMALL GRAND Piano like new 1850.
fpsilsnti Piano Co. I02 r. Mich
FRANK HOLTEN Trumpet for sale.
Like new. Reasonable. 1881 :.
Huron.
RETURNED Console Piano. Like
new. VIII sell for balance. Grlnneil
Bros. 30 w. Michigan.
Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-PooI Table. Wall Case,
Cash Register. Phone s7i. Address
Box K-ls, care Press.
FOR sALE-Combinatio Storm n
Screen Door, a. liEhO. ~ BIS K
s ~. Ask In. thick. Vanished
and hardware included. Auto-bed
or camp cot. Bumperette trailer
hitch. Dinette table and Chairs.
1903 lakewood Ave
PLENTY OF 2xf.s at 3Oc piece
Lever q Lever. 500 Ann
FOR Restaurant tables and
chair Maple Like new. "a Wizard
Rd Phone l5O2-W-1I
FOR SALE Like new. ~ Harley
Davidson Motorcycle Deluxe. IS.
Cash. Also ~ Palace House Trail
er 1885 + Michigan Ave.
1897 HARLEY Davidson Motorcycle
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Webb Coal Co.
PHONE 40
Sand and Gravel

Michlsan's Largest Retail Coal Dealer
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1925 and IS Ford parts. 5isl
Merritt Rd.
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Stretch Your Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Press Cdsseds
Real Estate
Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale
CROSS ST. Modern apartment house.
v rooms. - rooms on first and
second floors. room attractive
apartment In basement garage,
corner income property, low price.
II. Peet. SO y. Huron St. 1874.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ACRE
ESTATE. room modern aigh
class colonial style house; between
Npsilanu and Ann Arbor. Priced
TO sell II. Peet, SO y. Huron. l5U
Buy on EZ Terms
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: rooms
and bath Located close 70 school
and business area Large corner
lot with numerous stately shade
trees. Garage Paved street An
older home but up In good shape
only $500 down pay ment and yea
can move right In.
CLOSE IN S rooms and bath. only
block from business area. tf2So,
With $500 down payment
$500 DOWN: BUYS room home
Located On West Michigan, close
in TO business area Large lot with
used as factory located on rear OF
property
St45 DOWN: BUYS attractive defense
home, about y mile from Fomb-
er Plant. These homes are fully In
sulated, have plastered walls. and
each lot mas numerous shade trees
Payments OF only stGi5 monthly
for 60 months pay entire cost.
s595 DOWN: Buys defense home
with utility room Just OF Har-
rls Road. Nicely decorated and
ready for immediate possession,
$500 DOWN: Buys choice OF several
brand new homes located between
Ypsi. and Ann Arbor These have
living room. kitchen. dining space.
two bedrooms. bathroom with both
tub and shower. and full basement
with hot air coal furnace
EAST SIDE: s room bungalow. Nice
lot. Garage. Full basement fur
mace. hath. only $500 down pay
ment with balance like rent.
Ehman & .Oreenstreet
40 w. Michigan. Tel ifa7
EAST MICHIGAN AVE. room
bungalow. bath. furnace. fireplace.
so IT, frontage, only $3.50. Terms
II. Peet SO n. Huron 81, 1871.
1850 WHITTIER RID.
/ 80 Of mile west OF city Limits,
! block OFF Washtenaw, six room.
modern, country home in good con-
dition. IL has stoker. deep we'll,
oak floors and trim. two car ga
rage. This is a buy at $4,000.
Terms. RALPH F. SMALLIDGE
s5l Pearl. Phone $50
CLARK ROAD So acres on corner
with modern room house. Orch
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h EN- EN- BER-her wedding anniyer-
sary with flowers from our large
selection. Durants.
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Auto Accessories

WANTED used tire SIZE l-s0-sl
Phone 7aI-W
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Miscellaneous

RETURNED Console Piano. Like
new. VIII sell for balance. Grinnell
Bros 20 W. Michigan.
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PLENTY OF 2xt.s at 3Oc piece
Lever a Lever. 500 Ann.
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Houses For Sale

ROOM two family house; large
lot. $1,000. n. Peet. SO n. Huron
Street, 1871.
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Musical Equipment

SMALL GRAND Piano like new $3.50.
fpsilanti Piano Co. I02 r. Mich
igan
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Al session Of said Court aeid in
me Court House in the City Of Ann
AFDor In said County Of Washt.nay
the -ith day OF August. 1892
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Fill-up Special!

You can buy defense stamps with
the money you save on HEAT
MORE PocaAontas. Every pound
guaranteed genuine low smoke.
low-burning VIII produce plenty
Of heat by day and readily carry
tho fire on bank during the nigh.
A most efficient and economical
fuAI frr fnrnanaa
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-09-04
President Roosevelt's
Labor Day Statement

There never has been Labor Day significant this
In many countries free labor has
exist blackou of freedom has darened Europe from
tip of Norway the shores of the Aegean sturdy
ing who walked erect in the stumble and
beneath the lash of the rights
free labor and free have vanished in the
lands. They threatened and besieged everywhere.
This is indeed abors grave hour is the grave hour
of the farmer the ndustriast the preacher
the aproned housewife, the smallest child the cradle
All these the beneficiares heirs democratic
SYSTEM and it democracy itself that the evil
and East hate and seek to destroy.
Happily, good right is strong and growing
stronger In country in the countries
allies the people who live by the brows
have risen nightly to the challenge the struggle They
have given their the military services They have
have made the planes and welded the tanks, the
ships and rolled the shells Production of materials
here is the greatest in history, but yet
enough. 1t will be greater still.
This is appropriate occasion my apprecia-
ton to the working people of the United the
and devotion with which they demands of
the present crisis They know what is to work until
muscles ache. They know what it weary when
the whistle blows at the end of the shift.
They know, too, that democracy has made abors adj
possible They know just what stake in
America just what they fighting for There certain
to be stormy days ahead Laborers farmers lists
all of pledged to the effort are certain to
be asked for sacrifices These may be sacrifices of wage
increases price increases profit increases bodily COM
forts. All this little enough for to sacrifice in
world where freedom is impered.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-09-04
TEACHERS
INSTITUTES
SCHEDULED

One-day Institutes and teachers
meetings are, scheduled throughout
the state by Miss Elizabeth Ireland,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton. Separate meetings for town and
rural teachers are planned.
The program of the meetings will
include discussions by Miss Ireland of
the new problems imposed by the war
upon the public schools and the new
program for the elementary schools.
Miss Ireland has just returned from a
national conference of educators,
called in Washington by DR.. John
Studebaker, United States commits
sioner of education where the war
problems of the elementary schools
of the nation were considered and
plans developed for the effective OPP
Grafton of the nations schools during
the war.
Members of Miss Ireland's staff will
attend the institutes and present in
formation on approved and effective
methods of teaching various subjects,
among them being music, health and
the employment of visual aids in edu-
cation. Phases of the new course of
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-09-04
fine wheat
CROP BEING
HARVESTED

Tests of spring wheat from the
principal spring wheat areas in the
state, made by the Grain Inspection
Service made up to September l, in
dictates a range in protein content of
from $3.50 to 20%, Commissioner of
Agriculture Albert H. Kruse reports.
First samples of winter wheat tested,
ranged from go to 17% in protein
content with test weight ranging from
81 to g.
In the principal spring wheat areas
the triangle, north central, eastern
and northeastern parts of the state,
the wheat from the north central and
triangle areas show protein content
averaging about 1 " per cent higher
than the grain from the other dis
tricts.
Test weights range from so to So
pounds to the bushel with most of the
wheat testing from SIS pounds up. A
sample from Flaxville tested IS
pounds, top record weight. The
eastern and northeastern sections
show the highest percentage of No. 1
wheat and running higher in test
weights. Latest reports on weight
tests from the Judith Basin area are
that SO and GA pound to the bushel
weights are quite common.
The spring wheat is reported al
most entirely free from smut in all
the areas, less than one per cent
showing any trace.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-09-04
GLASS COMPANIES
CONVICTED In
Federal COURT
Manufacturers of Glass
Containers Found Guilty of
Monopolistic Practices;
Association Ordered Dis
banded, Executives Fired.

TOLEDO, O.-(FP)-The monopoly
on the manufacture of every conceiv-
able kind of glass container from the
housewives fruit jar to the chemists
vial received a setback here August
25 when nine companies and 81 Off
Gals were convicted in Federal Judge
Frank L. Kloeb's court of violating
the Sherman antitrust act.
"The glass container industry"
Kloeb said in handing down the ver-
dict, held the power of life and death
over the individual companies"
The Glass Container Assn. through
which the monopoly operated was
stripped of all its managerial functions
and reduced to a research and Stats
teal bureau. All old officers, execu-
tive board members and executives
were ordered to be dismissed.
Companies convicted were tn
Owens-Illinois Glass Co., Empire Ma
chine Co., Hartford Empire Glass Co.,
Thatcher Mfg. Co., Lynch Corp, Ball
Bros. Co., Corning Glass Co., Hazel
Atlas Glass Co., and the association.