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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
New York Stock Exchange
Detroit Produce

APPLES Washington boxes wlnsSaps.
extra fancy and fancy SIS $40. lI5s-lsss
fancy 81. bushel baskets combination eS-
ira fancy and fancy grade Winessps, 2
inch minimum, 81 son Is.
sBEhNs-Msryisnd bush,i hampers B.ses
Valentines, $3.50 2; rs; Boun,ifuls' go
q 8, North Carolina ordinary, bushel ham
pers all varieties. around 81.
CABBAGE Ohio so ID. crates Round
type. s225g2 40; Canada +0-lb. crates
Round type. si.63Gl.75.
CATALOGUES salmon Meats. califor-
MIA Imperial Valley jumbo ais. Nnt 25.
as. best x.659tss jumbo ass $3.50 .,
best 81. - standard crates 4;s - 23n 4 so
punches. cslifornis $50 Z. as mostly 81 $50
3.25: Arizona x393.2S. best mostly 81 %
Texas S. generally good condition. " 20
cAULIFLowER. wsshington pony crate
rs and lsrx 81 500 rs. far n25
CELERY Nalifornia cub crates Pascal
dozen stalks 81 81.
CORN Alabama sacks White. s doz 81
CUCUMBERs- Rushel baskets including
waxsd stock. south Carolina fancy 50 Is
choice s2.58 large sire slicsrs " 50; South
Carolina and Alabama all grade poor con
dillon. l0H25c.
type. dozen California Salinas district
Sc. l0@e.50. ordinary 20 fair Aa 50.
ONIONS 50-lb sacks Texas Yellow Der
HluObts 81 pff cent or Ulbrs " -. no,
quality and l.. s. No. I. $50 n ]. 60 fair
condition 81 35hi.t5, jumbo sire 81 rs ~
50, fair condition 81 1ti5. Crystal White
Was. 4 =. No 81. $50 l IS. Jumbo size
best ti.75. BaoOsa u. y. No. !. 3-inch and
larger, 81 s5a i.s5, 2 TO 3.inch size U. s
No. l. si.3s
POTATOES l0O-lb. sacks California T.
3. No. I Long whites washed. SO. 3bH3. 50.
Y. q Commercials 81 Is ~ ,. 30 Aiabsma
u. 4. No. washed Trlumphs 81 $50 30
mostly 81 75n2.sS mesh bags fair TO good
quality 81 25I2s0; L.. s No. l washed
Long Whites 81 30. u. s. No. size -
North Carolina n. 3. No unvashed
Cobbiers 81. ssh 2 IS, mesh bags 81 so. size
81. IS: Arkansas un~ashed Triumphs. fair
quality s2I5n225 South Carolina u
No. ! unwssh~d Kstahdins. rs.
SWEET POTATOES Porto Riean Vans
Louisiana buShei crates L. s No. / 81.
waxed "a
ToMAToEs-io 10. cartons Repscks me
diums. 81 asa i.33; 25-lb Tugs Repacks.
81 I5n2 80. dollhouse s-lb. baskets Ohio
mediums 81 90 u l. 20. fair to generally good
81 Is; Indiana dollhouse mediums. 81 70a
! rs; original hugs Texas 4. 8. No. green
ripe and turning. wrapped 6xs and larger.
81 rs 5x7 81 so.
wATERMELoSs $500 Florida per melon
Cannonballs 26-2s lbs. 50 ~ soc 1924 lbs
soc. - lbs. s5c Tom Watsons 2s lbs
so 81 65c. 30 lbs soc Dixie Bellies rs lbs so
p soc: CUBAN Queens 20 lbs. 55c. 30 lbs.
80 " SIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Maritime Eagle to Be Used
On Win the War Stamp

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Thc
men who go down TO the sea in
ships are being honored with a
new stamp.
= Postmaster General Frank c.
Walker has announced he has
chosen the Maritime Eagle. of
fetal symbol e the United States
Maritime Commission. as the basic
design for the new war stamp TO
be put on sale July 4.
The eagle on the new war stamp
will vary in one respect from the
Maritime Eagle. The anchor will
be removed and in its place, will
be substituted the words. win the
war instead Of ships for VIC
tory.
With tho nations merchant
ships moving relen,leSsly into
battle zones throughout the world.
the eagle has already gand a
proud heritage.
President Roosevelt 'naugurated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Murray Corp.
Faces LetdoWvn
In Shipments
Diseontinuanee OF Army
Bomber to Hit Plant;
Tool for New Plane

Murray Corporation of America
recently has been making satisfac-
tory progress In turning out air.
plane parts, hut faces a letdown
In shipments next fall when one OF
the bombers for which il has been
making parts is TO go out OF pro-
duction. The company has been
given compensatory work on an
other plane, but tooling can not be
completed in time for the new
parts TO fill in the slack created
by discontinuance of the one
bomber now being produced.
Nor can production of parts for
another bomber, on which Murray
Is working, be stepped up quickly
enough 10 more than partly offset
the loss of the first job.
Murray's war work may be
broken down into three big jobs,
for purposes Of analyzing the COM
panys current situation. It's No. |
airplane job. on which parts pro-
duction is TO cease in September
because the army has decided 10
concentrate on different type
plane. got rolling smoothly this
spring. after nearly year and a
half OF preparation. was made
more difficult by numerous
changes in design while tooling
was in progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

the wearing Of the symbol by ship
yard and factory workers on Mari
time Day, May D. when yards
building ships for the victory fleet
launched ~ vessels
For the officers and men of the
merchant marine who said the
ships. the eagle has a special
designation. Officers pins are Of
gold. Seamen'S arc silver.
Both. however in keeping with
the tradition OF the sea. show the
eagle resting on an anchor, its
wings, appraised 10 form the "Vi' Of
victory IT,
The workers badge consists of
the maritime eagle on red disc.
The post office department has
announced that first-day cancella-
tons OF the new stamp may be
obtained by sending sclf-sddreSScd
covers not more than l0-to the
postmaster. Washington. n. c.. to-
gether with cash or a postal money
order remittance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Meanwhile, large orders were
received for parts for another
type plane scheduled 10 occupy
an important role in the country S
overall aircraft program. Work
has been rushed on this No. job,
and shipments are being made 10
two assembly companies. While
Murray is believed capable of
materially speeding production OF
parts for this plane. and in that
way might partly offset loss OF
the No ! job next September. this
probably is impracticable because
OF the need for synchronizing pro-
duction OF parts with final assem-
bly, operations
There would be no advantage 10
the government in having Murray
ship more wings, naScelles and
other parts than could be assem-
bled promptly. whereas there
would he a distinct disadvantage
in that essential materials would
he used that might be more ad-
vantageously routed 10 some other
COrnpanN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

situated. The duties Of the
general manager also include eX-
ecutive office in the Detroit Ter
minal Railroad and the Detroit
and Toledo Shore Line in each OF
which organizations the Grand
Trunk shares ownership.
Hogan has had nearly IA years
of continuous rail work. entering
the service of the former Grand
Trunk Railway System at Island
Pond, VT. as an operator in the
transportation department in Sep
TENDER, 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Wheat Futures
Edge Higher;
Soybeans Mixed
Corn and Rye Also
Score Advances
as Oats Decline

CHICAGO. June 20 GNS).-
Wheat closed - to sc higher
today after moving nervously
within a range of around i2c. July
finished sc up al Sl.l91s.
Morrow price movements also
characterized dealings in other
grains which generally closed mod
erately higher
Corn finished - 10 Ssc up. oats
). to &c off and rye ssc higher.
SoybeanS closed &c lower TO isc
higher after ruling as much as 7sc
lower earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Accountants Group
Elects DetrOiter

NEW YORK. June 20-H. S.
Hopkins Of Detroit has been
elected as associate in the Ameri-
can Institute OF Accountants. il
was announced ~ John L. Carey.
secretary. Hopkins is supervisor
OF financial accounting with the
Murray Corporation of America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
FAST Buffalo
~
EAST DETRO

EAST DETROIT. y Y. June 20 flNS1.
HOGS Receipts non. good and choice
ti4 $50 is
CATTLE Receipts none; good and
choice tl3nlt25 yesrling hsifers, Si2 so
n IL. moderately covered rrassers Sill 80
~ u IS. cows and bulls 25c higher beef
cows. $40 2sn 10 so; cutter and common
s. T3d i0;t Gamer, S7fOTs So sausage
bulls Si2
CALVES Receipts nome good anG
choice sit5 so. common ana medium, 500
'l3SO
SH6EP Receipts rons good % near
choice natives So S0H 3 So grassy year
'lings. 500 II handyWeight ewes s. n ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Canadian Ma
.tional Railways.
and n. y. Wal
ton. vice preSi-
dent. op, ration.
&c o n = I ructlon
and m ain Z e.
nance of the
system.
Hogan " i'll
have his office.
in d g [ r o / I,
where ule head
quarters OF the
Gran d Trunk
w @ 5 I @ T n are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Spiler Mig. Pays
81 on Common Stock

TOLEDO O.. June 20. Spicer
Manufacturing Corporation has
declared a dividend Of 81 on the :
common, payable July IS to hold
ers of record July 3. The firm
paid - cents July Is. last year. !.
and 81 April Is this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Livestock Markets
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO June 20 GNsD. HOGS - Pc
ceipis 200; market steady. Top Slt. 80.
bulk. Slt2 asa II. 20. besvies. sl4 20 n ~ 80
mediums. xit 25S 1850; nights, si3 s53f
lt45. light lights. sl3 5Oaisis. packing
so~s. SIS, soultl5 pigs, xi2 50 49, Is
CATTLE Receipts. 300; market steady
Calves 100. steady. Beet steers Choice.
Si41 1919 medium. - 5onl4. yesrlings.
Si0di5 50. Butcher cattle. Heifers 50 "
-. cows. ss1 II bulls. $3.50 ~ n calves
81 n 1850: feeders - 50M i3 50. stockers
Si01i+ COWS and heifers ss23112
SHEEP Receipts. } 600 market steady
-rrf~-k y ~ q
yeariinEs. sIl 501 1918 ewes. 81 80 u Z. 30
feeders, Si2qi3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
PITTSHI RE.H

PITTsbLKGH Juns 20 'INS l.--tATTLE
go Receipts, 23 market steady and un-
changed steers. choice Sl325G 1875
medium 20 good. si2 25 n 10: common So rs
" u IS. hsifsrs. medium 20 good. $40 asa
10 IS common 81 75hs IS; cows medium
20 good IS 2SIs rs Gamers and cutters.
50 2S1s2 Is: bulls good 20 choice. Sli 25n
~ -. common "a medium. s. 2519 Is.
HOGS Receipts. %, msrket steady and
unchanged l60-ls0 lbs Sii 40Nl4 so
sl4 sooit.s5 22O-2yo lbs sil tOa IL SIS
10000 lbs tif i0I l4.t0; 2so-3J0 lbs.
SIS ESQ lt10: i00-i5O lbs. si2 5OHi4;
rouEhs Si2 500 Is. 80
SHEEP None market steady and I'M
changed. choice lambs. So JOIiSJ0 ne
dunn 20 good, si36i4. common lambs
$40. 500 70. ewes S515 So ws;hers. So
as so
CALVES Receipts so market steady
and unchanged good 10 choice SlfalS.
medium, Sl29 -, oulls and common. ST
90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Detroit Poultry

Market easy Hens average run. zoe
leEhorn hens ; ms and up. lie: cocks,
llu i3c; rock sprngers ms. and up.
2eC rock broIlers. p. 90 lbs. 26c. lex
norm broiiers , lbs up. 22c Ia 10 2 lbs .
zoe under y lbs. not wanted old tom
turkeys. isc. hens 22c
EgEs. steady, 20, 2slsc; undergrsdes
% q2sigc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

None
CoRN-No yellow. s5H n SIC: No
yellow sSn sstsc: No. 3 yellow, siaf
No yellow. s3.e; No. yellow, 81
s3i.c; sample grade yellow. TiNs44e
No | white, 81 No. white. IS No
3 white. eTi.c. sample grade white, 72e
OATS No Tmixed 49, u soc No.
white. 5Ois n sos. c. No. 3 white. isA y
tsI-c No 4 white. 4sAc. No. red
special. 4sA n soc, No. ! white, bright
SltSc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Grand Trunk
Promotes Hogan

MONTREAL. June 20.--W. J.
Hogan has been appointed general
manager of the Grand Trunk
Western Railroad in succession 10
the late J. A. Clancy according
10 an Official statement issued to-
dav by r. {. Vaughan. president,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Net profit in the quarter ended
Nov. 30. l9il. first in the fiscal
year, was S4S7. 119 The quarter
ended Feb. 2s 1912 reflected halt
in automobile production, and pro-
duced net profit of only S247 GOT.
The May 81 quarter. third in the
fiscal year. is expected 10 be
slightly under the preceding quar-
ter. AS earnings in that period
were entirely dependent upon war
work which had not reached
present volume during the early
weeks.
No earnings statements are 10
he issued henceforth. in compli-
snce with request from the war
department that such information
bc withheld as being of possible
assistance 10 the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Murray's No. 3 airplsne job has
only recently been received. Tool-
ing takes many months for task
of such magnitude. On the basis
OF time usually required for such
work IL is unlikely that produc-
ton can start before the end OF
the year. II is more likely that
substantial volume won't be-
achieved on this No. 3 job until
next winter, or early spring OF
1913.
Earnings estimates under such
circumstances are extremely diff
hcult. Volume should continue on
fairly even keel for two or three
months. then sag appreciably for
from three 10 five months. after
which II should recover and per-
hans rnacp ppVu btuk laVolS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Trend of Sales

NEw YORK June 20 Sales m NE
NsU York stock Exchange TO-DAY totsled
III os0 shsvs
Bil board sales throughout ~. day:
Open - ~ 10 - 600 shares
IL 90 20 close 81. $50 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Wilson -Jone. Company

Wilson jones Company IN the nine
months ended May ~ reports net proh,
Of St3i 81. equal 10 81 80 = share AGAINST
S3i1 Iga or 81 - share m the
months ended Nav 81 las, year. Federal
income and excess profits taxes were com
puted on basis ~ tax laws now IN eneci
MhLln apply N current hscal Near.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
ToI.EDo CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO June 20 tlSsl. Cash grain
on track
wHEAT-No ? red. 81 T3GIlf
CORN No. 2 yellow, SIS q a SIS &C No. s
yellow So n SIC.
OATS No white, 50 53c: No. 2
white 52n32t.c.
soYBEANs No ! yellow. 81. So 2 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Good News!
n, international New. service

MORE ELECTRICAL EQUIP
MENT- David Prince, president OF
the American Institute Of Elec-
triCal Engineers. reported that
production Of that industry has
reached an all-tine high.
MORE WORK Open hearth
workers Al the LukcnS Steel Com
pany plant Al CoateSville. Pa. re-
turned 10 their Jobs today after a
strike which threatened war pro-
duction there.
MORE WORKERS The break
ing-in period for new employees
has been cut by 40 10 Is per cent
through operation Of the training
within-induStry division of the war
manpower commission.
MORE DESTROYERS - Four
new destroyers today were readied
for launching two at Kearny,
~. J.. tomorrow end two more at
Charleston s. c.. next Wednesday.
MORE SUBMARINES - The
U.S.S. Haddo and the U.SS. Peggy,
two new submarines, will be
launched early next week. the
Haddo AT Groton. Conn. tomor-
row and the Peggy at Monitowoc,
Wis. Tuesday.
MORE PLANES 49, A Chicago
plant which used 10 produce nickel
machines has been converted Ia
the production of flying sand
witch" fighting plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG June 30 GSS) 80 Wheat
closed unchanged today. oats &C up 70
b. C down barley &C 10 1c up, rye isc Up.
WHEAT -July. s0hc.
OATs-July. 5ii.c bid: October, 4sN n
soc. December. ssc bid.
BARLEY-July, 6ihc bid; october,
s3Sc
RYE-July, 5st.e: September. 5sise bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
New York Cotton

August $40 nominal. September
Is. as. nominal: November 1851. nominal
February, 1850. nominal; April, s.sl,
nominal.
b-Bid
abdominal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Detroit Stocks

Sales Including odd-lo's .7t shares
Dividend. IN the foregoing table sre the
amounts declared or paid so Tar this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-Iiquidattng divi-
aeod. bon accommodations. et-Ex-diyidend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

months ended MAY n reports net income
OF 81 e1ts13. equal sfter dividend require
nerts on 237 o3o shares ~ 5 per cent non
cumulative preferred ~ 81 a. share on
3aT, $50 shares 81 the common. against
81. iot.21l or ti.sT q common share In the
1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
4 me AGO

CHICAGO. June 20 dNSo BUTTER
Receipts 1925 tubs market steady eN.
trAs. " score 36l.c. standards qG score
cars 36c extra hrsts ~ score 3Si.C.
hrsis ss-sp score, 81 a " 3fi4c. specials,
81 score. 36N n 81
EGGS - Receipts 20 qsa cases; market
steady. current receipts. 20 &C. fresh extra
nrs,s. 3Oh H3ic fresh hrsts, 30 "a 30 q,
dirties Csc cheeks a.
CHEESE Twins 81 02i SC. daisies
72a u 23c: prints and longhorns, % .
22hc
LIVE POULTRY Closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Foreign Exchange
u. S. Government Bonds

Treasury 3Ns 47-43 l02 ~ l02 - 1912 "a
Do 80 1881 100 l07 Is iO7 - i0i IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Farmers Market

FRUITS Strawberries. fancy s. - q
8 50 2t-o, crate. No. l. 81. 500 3. No ..
81 73n IS. Cherries. sweet No. ! 81 ~
~ Loot crate. Cherries sour No.
81 sous 2s-qt crate. Red raspberries
81 50 24-qt. crate
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce. fancy No. /, 81 hi No. ?
Use n 81 Leaf lettuce. No. 40 n soc bu.
Romano. No. J 4On soc bu Escarole.
No. !. soc 81 bu No. 2 CSC Endve
No 81 50 bu No = - " g0c
VEGETABLE GREENs--Collards No. :,
so u coo bu. SOrrei. No 1. 50H SIC bu.
Spinach No. / go Use Du Turnlps. No
1. 90 n soc bu. Mustard No. 40 u soc bu
Cabbage greens. No l. 500 75c bu Kale
No l. 7Sc ou Swiss chard No. l. sOT
Use bu
CAULIFLowER-So I 225 bu.
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS
psrssus fancy. 81 IS doz lunches No. !.
TSc " NJ No 2 sou soc Broccoli No. !,
81 nu Reefs No 500 7Sc toz. punches
Cabbage No / 81 IUHi SO bu. Celery
fancy tOi Soc dor punches 40. 4Ac
No. 2 use nin cor SOC doz punches
Kohl-rabi No J. 65T75c doz punches
Onions. green No sSus dor punches
No 2 SOC CurtN parsley No !. 30 soc
doz buncnss Parsley root. No son
s3c doz punches Peas No l. 81 15d2 %
hu Potatoes No l. 81 i0V IS hu. No.
D s5c n 81 Rsdishes. red. No, !, 40 70 soc
No 2. 3Oc Long White 40 90 ~ 65c
dor lunches Rhubarb 40. ! - u &c
dog lunches Tomatoes. dollhouse, No. l.
81 25n so 14-lb basket Turuips. No I.
30 n 5s don punches and 81 A bushel
Carrots, No. !, soc dor lunches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK June 20 The following table shows the
uvty The New York Stock Exchange week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLE

King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-22
BABY KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Tommy Harold. 9month-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Harold, Cou-
lee City was instantly killed by the
accidental discharge of his father
gun at a farmhouse near Mansfield
Sunday afternoon. Mrs Harold was
painfully hut not dangerously wound
Nd on the shoulder and. face by the
same blast and was taken to the Dea-
coness hospital at Spokane.
The three were driving toward
Mansfield when they stopped at a
farmhouse to get drink of water.
The mother was carrying the boy
and the father leaned the gun near
the door lamb. AS he opened the door
to enter, the gun fell to the ground
and was discharged
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-22
ON OFFICIAL VISIT

Mayme Harmony, Seattle, worthy
grand matron of the Grand Chapter
of Washington OE.S., made an Of
fetal visit to Almira last Wednesday
evening, at q joint meeting of the
Cpulee Maritime and Almira
Chapters. Other distinguished guests
were Floyd Underwood, Davenport.
associate grand patron and Alta
Camp, Lacrosse, Grand Ruth. Mrs.
w. P. Gray, Wilbur, and Mrs. Totten
Grand Coulee were presented from
the East as grand representatives,
Evening Star Chapter of Almira
opened and closed the meeting, while
Prairie Chapter of Coulee City and
Maritime put on the degree work.
Following the meeting, refreshments
were served.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-22

St. Andrews News

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Isaak and
son visited Sunday with her foINs,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graham AMI
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
E. Mickelsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jorgensen re-
turned from a weeks trip to Texas
and North Dakota. They reported .
very nice trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Wogensen
Mrs. Christine Olesen and Mrs Ed
win Mickelsen and Shirley were shop
pers at the Dam last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Larsen and Mar
lene of Osborne were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jorgensen.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Armand and
children of Osborne were dinner
guests Sunday of her folks, MI and
Mrs. Frank Jenkins.
Mrs. Bernadine Killgore attended
teachers institute in Waterville Sat-
urday.
MI and Mrs. Lawrence Tame
berg and Guy Watkins were last
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ras Tanneberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ottmar and
children, Mr. Willis Jolly were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. l. Frederick of Mold.
Howard Jorgensen bought house
at the Dam and moved it west of st
Andrews where they intend to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mclean and
family were in Mansfield last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and
family were shoppers in Wenatchee
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mickelsen
and children were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jorgensen
and jeanne visited Mr. and Mrs
Elmo Tanneberg Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jenkin were
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-22
DAMS BUILDERS SET FAST PACE

The Consolidated Builders con-
tract, an extension of the main con-
tract known as extra work order
No. 4 4 is reported far ahead of sche-
dule. The job includes the building
of the east power house, station
service building and control bay
Company. engineers, said construc-
tion has reached a point where dis
mantling of contractors equipment
and buildings will begin within 10
days The fabrication and placing
Of steel on the remaining two units
OF the power house roof will be com
pleted this week. Pouring of concrete
will follow. The pouring of con-
crete on the lean-to wall is ahead
of schedule.
Obi will retain as many of its
employees as possible to complete
the work of dismantling and ship
ping equipment as fast as the work
is concluded Steel for the main roof
of the power house has been COM
pleted and will be placed by the
end of the week. Steel for the roof
of the station service building will
be ready for placement as soon as
the concrete crews have completed
their main power house work.
It is estimated that all work in
Guiding construction and dismantling
will be concluded by Obi before
January.