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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Detroit Harvester Company,
Drake Printing Company.
Detroit Moulding.
Fkhardt Becker Brewing Company.
Evans. Winter A Helm
F.nck. w. " and Company.
Frgid Food Products. Inc
Gear Grinding Machine Company.
General Conveyors Corporation.
Gorham Tool Company.
Great Lakes Thread Company.
General Box Company
GGvro Nelson C0mpauN
Highland on Corporation
Horst Manufacturing Company
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
Detroit Tap and Tool Company
International Union Tinted Automobile
Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Work
erE 81 America
Jameson Q. r. and Company.
kendrick Manufacturing Company.
Kruger, Il and Complain
Joseph Lamb n Co
Manufacturers National Bank NJ Detroit
Martin Electric Company
Nasco Screw Products Company
MCMILLAN = and = COMPANY
chigan Die Casting Company
Michigan Tank and Furnace Corporation
Midwest Abrasive Company
Peerless Cement COMPANY
Proctor Keefe BODY COMPANY Inc
Radios Cab Company
Ray Day Piston Corporation
Ready Power Company
Refrigeration Discount Corporation
Pestrick Lunber Company
PlAdWay Transit Company.
Pose, I.oiis Company.
Pose Roy Inc.
Smiley T. VI
Standard Pattern Works
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

-Four Firms Go together.
Make | 800, 900 Bombs

CHICAGO. Feb q GNS).-By
pooling their oddly assorted facili-
ties, a Chicago can-opencr manu-
facturer a southern Wisconsin
fountain pen maker. a Rockford
.GllD stove manufacturer and a
Chicago plumbing fixture producer
managed 10 turn out I 500 OOO
bombs, II waS\dIscl0scd today.
The stove manufacturer turned
out bomb cases thcH-poH maker
produced the delicate portions of
the fuses, the can-opcncr manu-.
facturer used punch presses for
stamping work and the fixture
man made cast parts 10 produce
the 100000 bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Million Workers in State Plants
Boost Defense Bond Sales

Michigan Forging Company.
Michigan Gas Transmission Corporation
Michigan Hospital service N.
Michigan Leather Company,
Michigan Life Insurance Company.
Michigan Medical Service.
Michigan Steel Casting
Micrumatlc Hone Corporation.
Midwest Tool and Manufacturing Co.
Motor Tool Manufacturing Company.
Motors Metals Manufacturing Company
-HydrOmatic Welding and Manu-
featuring Company.
Municipal Service Commission.
National Btoach and Machine Company
National Casualty Company.
National Transit Corporation.
Ned's Auto supply Company.
Nelson Baker and Company.
Nicholson Terminal and Dock Company
Northeastern Tool Company.
Northern Engineering Works,
q and 4. Bearing
and n. Die stamping
Paramount Engineering Company.
The Parsons Company
The Peiton A. Crane Co
Penbeuhy Injector Company.
Precision Tool Company
Prince Company.
Productive Machine Engraving Company
Progressive Weldcr Company.
Quarnstrom Tool Company
Rsd star Transi, Company. Inc
r. &.
Robef; l.. Reed Electroplating Company
COMPANY.
Reliable Linen Service
republic supply Corporation.
Iheaune's Restaurant, Inc
Richard Brothers
Robinson Furniture Company.
Charles J Rogers Inc
Ffefson 81. p Company
EAinte Claire Tool Company
MURRAY " Sales A Co
sand Products Corporation.
sAyior Beau Company
Sch'ltler Drug Company.
schiller Millinery stores
schmidt Brewer,
Sro''en Dillon C0rpary
Sherwood Brass works
slblcy ~ NJ Lumber Company.
Fi"gel ~ Company
smith Hinchman a Gr,lls tnc
SNYDER Tool and Engineering Co,,,s,y
SllkieF az. ID Heating Corporation
Siandarf Tpni COMPANY
6'eel Materials C1rporation.
fHrry S4nrr Inc
SSuthrflsnd Leather and Felt Corps,v
superior Tool ana Die Compan, ~
Ie!eph"ne Directory Advertising co
I."ne Robinson NIt Co.
lfucklng lnC
IruscDn Laboratories Inc
Itttle A. CLARK
Una Lap Machine Corrpany
ZION hlafd.an Tr4s' Cnrnpan.
HI1n lrFeF'meni COMPANY.
Truck COMPANY. Inc
h'H.n9id C.ruors'lan,
Eetsfirk Brothers
VIKING sprinkler Corusnv
v'c c5ht c. s.eel Process COMPANY
~ w ne Goodwill S'ag.n
walker 4 co
warehouse and Tern "a Corporate,
Inafufr AirDraf' Corporation.
Nel'frnlc Company.
Nesson CnmIar.
whaling
whittier CORPORATION
W E'iman hfns Apparel 1rc
Wolve'inF SfsmUfs Comrart
W1otvt"ih * a Company.
WrR.e.s store. Inr
Rudolph WgrHfze- COMPANY
Advance Stamping Corrany
Acr11auflral iIHfIr's. Inc
Anderson q. g. C-rupary
Ar's'lr PUN 'Irs Company
Ass--la'ef Sales ClnpAn. Inc
AURORA Gas ne Company.
F5fre Doors
Caring De''a.' Company.
Garter george r
Cnare ~ - C.rpArs
Contra Tool an lie COMPANY
C.ErinI TNIs' rrr'l Cpmpany Lee
Commercial N..rg Cnnpany.
Colonial Broarb Company
CoiarisI Laundry company
Consolidated Brass Company
Davis B-o'hers In
Ds'-r.' Psyel Gear Company.
ts'r.I- brewing C.~rThu.
Ie.r..t SfHoEtoE Company.
Iritn.f S'es. Corporation
Us'ro.r Fls. ana supply Company
Ust-n'' Hoist and Machine Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

10 drive home Monday night tho
gravity of the war situation.
The President, IL was asserted
wants his "freside" audience 10
spread world maps on living room
floors and follow him. country by
country and ocean by ocean, as
he explains the full scope OF the
war.
Smiling, from n cold and con-
fined by doctors orders 10 his map
lined White House study, Mr..
Roosevelt assembled last minute
wax data for his report which will
be broadcast internationally from
10 10 1890 p m. Detroit time)
AftET..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Roosevelt Calls
For Speech Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. p CUP)
Robert Sherwood playwright
and Judge Samuel RoSenman OF
the New York State Supreme
Court went 10 the White House
today to assist President Roose'
welt in preparing the radio address
in which the President is expected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Prisoner Goeschel, 25, of
Mt. Clemens. pictured in
police custody before he
was sentenced in record
ers court to 80 days for drunk
driving, then held for Mt.
Clemens police for a hit-run
death he denied. The victim
was Mrs. Eleanore Speer, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Nszi Envoy Quits Argentina

BUENQS AIRES, Feb. p QNS)
Baron Edmund Won Hermann
German sambaSSador 10 Argentina
departed today ter Bilbao. Spain
"a b GARD the steamship Monte
'Gorbea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

For the "Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Young. l.. A. spring and wire Corp.
Zenith Carburetor DIV. (Bendix Aviation
Abstract and Title Guaranty Company
Accurate Tool Company.
Acme steel Company
Advance Plating Company.
Aero Tool and DE Company
Ajax steel and Forging Company
George r. Alger Company
American Electrical Heater Company.
American Lady Corset Company
American publishing Corporation
Anderson o. l.. Co, Inc.
Auto Tool ana Die Company
r. Il Tool AMI Die Company
Barnes Gibson RAYMOND.
Barton Mal0w Company
Beals selkirk Trunk Company
Bell John clifford
berry Brothers. Inc.
Bird : J.. a Son
bliss straWn Distributing Company
bonn steel Corporation.
Bornman. John. g. Sun.
Bowen Products Corporation.
Broderick. -. r. Inc, Delaware.
Buell. Die and Machine Company
Burkhardt Company.
Ruiterheld Michigan Thss,ers Company
Cadillac Management Company
Cadillac overall supply Company.
Carey Roofing Company.
Central Tea Company.
CFrTe Inc
CITY Of Lincoln Park
Clayton = G., Company.
CLAYTON Lambert Manufacturing CO
Arthur Cotton Company.
Commetce pattern Fdry and Mchn' Co
commerce steel Treating Corporation
Congress Tool and De o. Inc.
Corns Clothes shop lnc
Continental Die Casting Corporation.
Craftsman Tool Company
Crews Die Castings Service
DA.zen Tool and DE Company
Davis stamping company
Davis Tool and Engineering Company.
Dearborn coach Company.
Dearborn Gage COMPANY
pe'rst- CONNECTING Railroad caF4f'afF
De Luxe Tool and DE Company
Demery \ 60
Detroit baseball Company
Detroit civ D." and Fuel COMPANY
DetraI- Coca B0tfurE Company.
Detroit cover Company.
Detroit Garages Iur
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry COMPANY
Defr1N Hotels Inc
netr-it Lumber e.-fnf-anv
Detroit paper FrDGI,'s Corporation
Detroit p's'.nc Ind sH'r.rs
pe'tr' P.x pr1tusts COMPANY
Defru' sllpafp pulp ard PAPER ~.
Detroit T1Teset'irE C-WparY
Detroit " VERNE Corporation.
pN'Ie color CHmpar.
u.r Tu.I Engineering Company
bfc' La'"rs'"rirs IN"
Dunn 4 Rrass'-.,'.
Eastern Boz r. Wpart
Fasf Side Gear C.'grtHt
bison ~ I.re A ~
F.ngEIss jautIrs g ujatys
F'rs' A. Ffrs'
Fsses Bras C.fp.ra'l.r
Ess.ree- N.-,n Company
Ftce.s Machine Company
lNpenm.r'a. Too ar1 II. Company
Fa9rf' WIrt.x C.rtr.-l a. npar,
Fa.H.ss. curtain Laurtrs ara C.tarers
fs1e-st frgirt-r."g C.uIsry
Fs+rrfi Ess'rts BANK 90 Detroit
Esrta- .iil, rtI--f-t f---f4-f--,f+i,
t.rs''fVaid '.n'hrg Company
F'r'sR Cr-Trva''.-
r'' Sa-..'a. Bank Fsf ~ C-~psrt
I..hr- Boa N.-s INC
Fs0s- VA Pager r0ulgsr,
r'E..0 rs .far'e'.rE CHTgHrF
Nart Pin; irr COMPANY.
F.rt Tr1u.s r.alh Inc
F.-1 u ssf"s Cauusrv
Forg.rs ar Cas'.rs r'ris-r
q Michigan Cotg ration.
F-.str~f.v 1enrrr .r.
80 b. % o."
Ger.t-H &a.-'sr'. '~v C.npsr
s'f~H~ T1. arG Its rrs.t
f.'.- G+.Hrst.
Genera. gre Truck corr ration
q Tei, vsf~' Inc
F.+ HoIsyNrsiIrs shop
Grst Nartra MOTOR company.
G-'.-- H..,r N - CO
GretH .s-r Tern ~si - pe'-F' ir~
HsH &C. ~ Lamp Compar,
li-fr. To-. a~f DE Company
- "'s 3 Hem Company
Ht-tsr shaw HI-Eer
ti..rr.:' a 60
H.ds.7 ssfss C-~T grafton.
IrtVs'r.r. sheet Ns'sI Works I-r
Intern atoms. C.rfrFer ard "sshcr corp
lr..rs shop irc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
5000 Volunteer
Firennen Here
Get Instructions
Auxiliary Force Of $500
Sought; Each Must Re-
eeive 90 Hours Of Lesson.


The long envisioned auxiliary
fire-fghtlng force for Detroit is
becoming reality today with
nearly 5000 volunteers enrolled
and under instruction.
Glasses now are being held three
times a day and seven days a
week al all the - engine houses
of the ciiy's fire department, which
is conducting the program under
auspices of the Office Of Civilian
Defense.
In charge Of the program IS
Harry J. Callahan, chief of the
hremen'S training school All in
structorS are training school ex-
perts. Said Callahan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Seek Force of $500

~
Eve intend 10 build a force Of
$500 AUXILIARY firenen. We
will first teach them the funda-
mentals % fire-fighting 80 that
they can be used Immediately II
necessary"
Each volunteer must complete a
total Of so hours Of instruction.
covering all phases OF fir fighting
and first aid. and then pass an
examination before he becomes an
auxiliary fireman
Glasses are open 10 all able
bodied men between the ages of Is
and 80. They must be vouched
for by two citizens and are finger
printed for checking with police
and FBI records No one with a
criminal record is accepted.
All applications and fngerprint-
ing are taken al the fire depart
rent'S training school, Lawton and
Warren avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

n
AWrey Bakeries
Bohn Aluminium 4 Brass Corp
Book Cadillac Corp
Booth Newspapers. Inc.
Berg Warner
Bower Roller Bearing Co
Briggs Mfg CO
Bryant Detwler
Budi Fdw g MIS- CO.
Bud WheFl CO
Puhl Sons 90
BIN boz Electric Products Co
Bundy Tubing c.,
Burke. o. W co.
Burroughs Adding Machine co
Buterhsid. V : Thsstef' Inc.
Carboloy Co, Inc
Chamheflin Metal weather strip CO
Champion Spafk Pug co
Chioago-Duluih Georgian Bay Transit
Co
Chicago Ravhide Mfg CO.
Chrysler corp
ChryEler Export Corp
ChDs'er Motors Parts Corp
Chrysl.r Sales corp
C1mmoHwealth Brass Corp
Cook Cp0ree o..
Crowley h1iuFr e.
Cunningham DRUG stores
Currier Lumber 60
Davidson Prs lur
peiscl wemmer Gilbert corp The
Detroit Alum nun \ Brass Corp
Detroit Athletic club
Detroit Automobile Inter .lns E1rharge
ps,ret, Bpa.. 4 Maasanl. Work,
p.'r'l' 4 cleveland Navlg Co.
pe'+OI' Creamery ca.
De'~.t' Ftlsar Company. The
ne.rat Fsee Press. inc
psfFoI' Gaske' 4 Nfg c.
De'ro' is.ar1 Hote'
Ns'r' lI.r-a'.~ 60
petr - Michigan stove CO
Detroit PACKING House
re's1l' sraT'es. see. Tubes CO
Detroit Sies. Cas- 0s 90 The
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F"ie-a N.ir cory
F't~r' 'a- Truck 90
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rf'ra0 Va cable iron COMPANY
~ gar Nf It''Eh' Lines INC
NfrN.Ea7 N1'gaI LHRni0'y company
N.rh gan Sesm.ess fuhe COMPANY
v rH Kan SEAT" Highway Department
- 20 sar steel Tube Products company
N0h.ltr Tnni COMPANY
Hand S''e| Prod Company.
N.'- - tAr's ''fp'ra'on
MARIAN Corporation ~ America, No.
Nash ke-A--a'-f 60 T+Fai i.'n
%as' kF.t'"Rt'r sales corporation.
SA'I.rqI Au'0m0tVe Fitfes. Inc.
Sa'i.rAl Rank - Detroit.
IA "rT' F'sruf Company
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, July 31-(P
Treasury support was report
ed imminent today for a change
in the new revenue program
which would permit. individuals
and corporations to cut down
their wartime tax bills by a
percentage of the amount they
pay on home mortgages loans
for plant facilities and other out
standing debts.
Senator Brown (D-Mich) told
reporters he had become con-
WINGED in conferences with
treasury experts that a debt
amortization plan of this nature
would be advanced by them be-
fore the senate finance commit
tee concludes current hearings
and begins a detailed study of
the tax bill.
Brown said there appear .
be strong sentiment With! e
committee TO link some such
provision with a proposal by
Senator Guffey ORA to boost
the house-approved 90 per cent
excess profits levy on corpora
tions to 100 per cent and to pro-
vide for a $40 per cent postwar
rebate of that amount.
The treasury has suggested
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
Alert Officer
Arrests Faker
Stote Trooper
kobs 'Mojor'

NEWARK, N. j., July 3l-(P)
The alertness of state po-
lice corporal was credited today
for the arrest of Warner j. Mac
Farlane, accused of impersona-
ting an U. S. Army major so sue
cessfully that he rode around in
chauffeur-driven army auto
mobile and supervised construc-
ton of an army canteen.
The 46-year-old defendant was
picked up at Plainfield after
Coo. Walter Hickman became
suspicious of his credentials and
notified the FBI. E. B. Conroy,
assistant FBI director, said Mac
Farlane carried a .25 caliber
Mauser pistol in his automobile,
Hickman recognized that the
pistol was not a sidearm issue of
the army.
II deny this charge and I have
records to prove it," the five
foot, four defendant declared
yesterday as Federal Judge Will
liam J. Barker held him in
$4,000 bail on charges of i'm
personating an FBI agent and a
u. S. Army major.
MacFarlane told the court he
ha.: been working in Florida on
government construction job
and asked medical treatment for
snake bite and three vertebrae
fractures.
He passed himself off as do
ing 'undercover work for the
FBI," said Conroy, when his
identity was questioned by a
bona-fide major who reported at
an army war aid depot in Som
erset county. where MacFarlane
had built the canteen. The skep-
teal officer reported the Incl
dent to the war department and
the FBI was notified. MarFar-
lane disappeared.
Conroy outlined an amazing
story of hoodwinking, saying
that MacFarlane from May to
June IS had:
Travelled at will in the war aid
depot and lamp Kilmer, issuing
passes for the depot over his
signature, after representing
himself as an "area engineer of
the war department"
Obtained $500 from operators
of Newark restaurant, prom
Using them the canteen conces-
sion which did business under his
supervision.
Forced the concessionaries to
hire his fiancee, whom he said
he married June %, to keep re-
cords required by the govern.
ment."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
Amortization Plan Given
Support by Treasury
individuals, Corporations Could
Reduce Tox il Plan is Adopted

that the 90 per cent tax be re-
tanned, but that 10 per cent be
paid back to the corporations
after the war to finance i'm
provements and to provide en-
ployment
Expansion Of this principle to
give immediate tax credits to
both individuals and corporations
for part of the money paid on
debts, just as interest on those
debts now is deductible from in
come tax, has been proposed by
chairman George (D-Ga.)
George said the Every high
rates" imposed on ordinary tax
payers and corporations in the
house-approved bill made it OBJ
vious that some provision must
be included for debt amortiza-
ton. Under the bill, corpora
tions would pay combined nor
NAL and surtax levies of As per
cent and excess profits levies of
90 per cent. Taxes for individ-
uals range from l9 per cent in
the lowest bracket to an SO per
cent maximum.
Senator johnson (D-Colo) said
he favored combining the post
war rebate proposal with credit
for payment on debts. Under
this plan, he said, if the excess
profits tax on business was made
100 per cent, those corpora
tons which were paying on OBJ
legations could take deductions
for an aggregate of 20 per cent
of the amount of the tax but
would have no rebate coming
to it after the war.
If the corporation had no debts
he proposed that 20 per cent of
the tax be withheld for postwar
repayment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
Henderson,.
Ickes Duel
Headed off

WASHINGTON, July 81 Up
An apparent verbal duel be-
tween Price Administrator Leon
Henderson and Interior Secre-
tary Ickes has been headed off
by the Office of War Informal
ton, in accordance with its re-
cent offer to help harmonic"
the views of government Off
Gals.
The thrust was made (by lex
esq but the parry (by Henderson,
was stayed.
1t started when Ickes took
sharp issue with nationwide
gasoline rationing program
which Joel Dean, OPA rationing
executive, said he and Hender-
son had endorsed and submitted
to President Roosevelt.
Asserting nthat nationwide ra-
tioning won't help the East
now" Ickes said:
Il don't think Dean is an ex-
pert either in the production or
transportation of petroleum and
it is very embarrassing for any,
one to make a statement of that
sort when he doesn't know the
facts. and I don't agree with his
conclusions"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
AuxiIiary(op
Helps Nab Con
Suspected Spy
Turns Out Auto-Thief

CHICAGO, July 81 - (P -
Because an Auxiliary Defense
policeman was spy conscious,
Clarence Lamar Cogdell, 38. sat
in a Jail today. Police Captain
Frank Reynolds said Cogdell
was an eX-convict and had ad-
mitted stealing four automobiles
and committing recent rob-
berry.
Preferring to remain anony-
nous because he was somewhat
abashed at helping to snare a
robber and not a spy. the aux
iliary policeman. Reynolds said,
overheard loud conversation
in which Cogdell was asked by
his wife how, since he had no
money, he was able to buy an
apparently new car.
Recalling that a car figured
in the spy case now being heard
in Washington, the Auxiliary
reported the incident to police,
who found Cogdell's car had
Georgia license plates and gun
lying inside.
STOLEN FROM FBI
Questioning of Cogdell, Reyn-
olds said, revealed the car had
been stolen in New Orleans
July II and that it belonged to
H. S. Dollman, a New Orleans
FBI agent. Reynolds said Cog
dell admitted further that he
had stolen three other cars in
New Orleans, selling them in
Chicago, and had robbed a Chi
cago restaurant of $3.50.
Cogdell's police record in
cluded sentences in 1927 to the
Southern Michigan prison for
obtaining money under false
pretenses; in 1923 to the prison
at Baton Rouge for assault to
kill, in. 1925 to the Leaven.
worth penitentiary for violation
of the Dyer Act, and in 1925 tc
the Ionia, Mich, Jail for obtain
ing money under false pre-
lenses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
Officer Reports
10 Medical Corps
Nebroskon Fomily
Will Reside Here

First 1t. Guy Melvin Matson,
Medical Corps, of 4732 N. 36th
Omaha, Neb., has reported for
active duty at Selfridge Field.
The son Of MIR. and Mrs. Guy
M. Matson, Sr., 2610 Twenty
First, Columbus, Neb.. 1t. Mat
son attended the public schools
of Watertown, S. OAK, an d
Omaha, Neb., graduating from
North high school, Omaha. in
1884. He received his medical
degree in l941 from the Uniiver-
sity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb.
His wife, Dorothy Catherine,
and son, Guy Matson, 10 months
old, are residing at 1897 Jeffer.
son, Mount Clemens, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
Plan Repair
Of County
Building

A buckled limestone block,
located between the second and
third floors of the county build
ing. will soon be repaired by the
Talbor-Meier Construction COM
pany of Detroit, Controller Sher-
wood Bennett said today.
Bennett said the building
committee of the Board of Sup
ervisors authorized the work at
q meeting held yesterday.
The company erected a scat
fold two weeks ago to determine
extent of the damage, Bennett
said. A half dozen other blocks
will be removed to facilitate the
work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-31
TO MEDIATE DISPUTE

JACKSON Up Mediators
of the dispute between the city
and maintenance workers who
have conducted two str k e S
within the past month resumed
today. Regarding wage increase
demands, City Attorney Burney
E. Brewer emphasized that the
city charter forbids expendi-
lures not provided for in the
adopted budget.