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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
NOTICE.
In The Superior Court.
State of North Carolina:
County Of Vance:
Mrs. Bennett T. Wilson.
NOTICE.


The above named defendant, War
rem Worstell Wilson will take notice
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced i'm the Superior
Court Of Vance County. North Car
olinn by the plaintiff to secure an
absolute divorce from the defendant
upon the ground that plaintiff ana
defendant have lived separate ana
apart for more than two years next
preceding the bringing Of this action,
and for the custody and control oil
the minor child of plaintiff and de-
PENDANT; and the defendant will FUR,
Their take notice that he Is required
to appear at the office Of the CiciE
OF the Superior Court Of Vance
County in the Court Housc in flc"-
derson. North Carolina within tAi:iy
days after the 25th day Of August,
1912: and answer or demur To the
complaint in said action. or the
plaintiff will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in said com
plant.
This 3lst day of July, 1912.
f. o. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court Of
Vance County.
31-7-14-21
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP
COIORED

3364-Broad Hill Lodge. ! lOt S 90
@8GI-BrOwn, MOllic. 50 acres II ~
&885-Champion, L. +. Est:
81 ID acres ...... $500. 5Di
89l1--Fostcr. James: II acres 500
8932-HawiinS, w. NJ: ii
acres .... ...... 1870
897G--Owcn. Tom: &c acres 7.33
90G@-Wil!iams, Fannie: .!
acres 81
9009-WilliamS. II. p: II
acres .......... ?.ni
Workman. Joe: IS acres .h.VG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
Notice Of Sale OF Land For
1871 County Taxes

Under the authority of the laws North Carolina the
erSirned collector Vance will sell
Monday September 1912 being the first Monday said
month the door in Henderson, ~ c. beginning
~ clock all such property listed below which has
redeemed before that time. Following the list showing
whose listed oescrnNM nrnpery and due.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
MIDDLEBTRG TOWNSHIP
COIOREn

80lo-Allcn. Walter: 10, t..
8o6+-Brown. NarcciluS and f'f
Guilford: II ID acrcs ,o
8le0--Caroll, Alfred. 30 "'+'
Slll,cousin. William. 81. VI"
(bal.) ~
8l35-Eaton. Geo. lot 9 az,
8l40--Eubank. w. c.: lot 100
Sl4l-FvanS. Esther. IS acrcs -"
ol6l-HnrgrOvc. Alexander.
Est: 10 acres go
8l63-tiarriS, Geo. lot 80
Sl83-Hawkins. William: 60 '
8l88-HendcrSon. Elmus ''''
8202-lItndcrson, Junius.
32ci--Hcrdcrson Mollic. 3 -''i
acres o.. go
Henderson. Thomas and ''o
and James: 10 acres (balD ID,
3253-Prtchard. Lucy. | acre 2oe
8256-RcaViS, VIM. Est: LOT $40
"231--Twi dale, lack. 3 acres ono
"288-Twisdalc. Jack: 8 acre;
1910 ,no
8289-TwiSdaIe, lack; 8 acres
1899 ono
8290-Twisdale. lack: 8 acres
1898 ono
829l-TwiSdalc. lack: 8 acres
1897 ono
Twisdalc. lack: 8 acres
1886 oro
S3l4-Yanccy. Louise: I lot 800
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
ALLOWED TO LIST.

9lll-Grccn, Clarence: | lot.
Eaton street " II ~
Novel;, w. H.; lot E. j.0j
9l38-Williams. Jesse B.: 3
lots .... 1897
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14

buy War Sav,Ngs Stamps or Bonds
To-day, '''''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
:: 2,6i
Middleburg Whita

Middieburg. White
Tll-Brcedlove, T.. NJ. Ia, ,,oo
7788 D,,l.o - OF acres 1863
77oo-En;s w wv "" 80 acres 28I7
18ol-Finch. Mrs. Bessie /. Viii
787l-JonrS u ID ',.,'''.' 1911
I8a6-M"bry. c. b.. 80 acres ~ 90 -
''i'-S. y. l.. Ry. Co. 10 ''
"N'SN oo
'953-Sattcrwhite. r. G.. m ''''
79g2-S,uro,s ll.8O
80O7-Iyn,ieins N.Y. H. nr'. ! lot H92
20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14

acres
16I6-ReariS. a. W.. Est.
20 acres . :.
769l-Thomas. Mary: 10 acres l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
<i)T III

~ Tic Superior Court.
Stat" of North Carolina:
,".rstV Of Vance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
NuTBrsH TOWNSHIP. WHITE

75O0-Watkins. Mrs. Frank:
$50 acres ...... ....... &c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
Frank M. Dorsey,
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS

Tax Collector OF Vance County
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14

WATKINS TOWNSIIIP-NIII
Nunday. J. L.: 1873 a S 26.27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Bel for Both
CeroIe Lands Replaces
Hedy for Marley

HOLLYWOOD March ~ 1NS).
Carole Lands Of the movies today
was on route 10 Washington "a
marry her third husband Lieu
tenant Commander Gene Markcy
l.. S. y R.. former husband of
Hcdy LaNarr. exotic screen siren
Miss Lands. blonde and -, said
she would be married today and
Immediately fly hacI, 10 Hollywood
10 complete a picture IN which she
rs playing opposite George Mont
gomery. who is engaged TO marry
Miss LaMarr.
The first marriage ~ Miss
Lands was IN 1884 as Frances
Ridste. a high school student &c
Irving Wheeler actor In 1910 she
married Willis r. Hunt Jr. yacht.
man and wealthy broker and dr
Vorced him four months later
Hunt is now an RAJ flyer.
Markey A movie producer IN
civilian life. was divorced from
Miss LAMAR In 1910 His frs
marriage was 10 Joan Bennett, 'h'
actress. Montgomery never ha'
been married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
ButzeI P leads
For Jewish Aid

A call for aid for the 1912 Allied
Jewish campaign was made today
by Fred NJ. Butzel. chairman. on
tho eve of the feast of Passover
which VIII he tfstefed in by Jews
throughout the world at shutdown
tomorrow.
In addition TO asking for aid for
the campaign. Buizel issued a
anticipating the event
ual victory OF the Allied Nations
which said:
This year Passover will mot
merely he the occasion for turn
Ing hack the clock 10 the days
of oppression under Pharaoh. II
will be an occasion for the re-
membTance Of victory and
triumph over forces which seem
TO have risen once again in our
own day 10 challenge the fIInda-
mental rights not only Of the
Jews but of all free men.
Ever since 1888, we have
seen ct ched with Increasing
sharpness the figure nf Hitler in
the mold and outline of his
prototype Of ancient times. As
holiday whose central theme Is
deiiVerance from bondage. Pass
over may well he celebrated this
wear aS source Of universal
hope and inspiration for the
frcedom-loving peoples through
out the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Hole Workers
Spurn Transfer

Rather than transfer 10 Chicago
where the Detroit office of the
Home owners Loan Corporation
viii be moved 10 make room here
for more military workers. about
2S0 officials and clerks out of $50
today plan to 60 into private indus
try or other local government de
partmentS.
Said Sylvester J. Christie, a. of
1414 Ninsetta boulevard, Royal
Oak. manager of the Detroit
office
There is n definite shortage
OF trained junior personnel in
Detroit and many Of our en-
ployeS feel the transfer would
he a disadvantage To them. Some
will transfer on te mporaTy
basis to help Chicago set up the
orga nizatiOn."
Christie himself plans 10 stay in
Detroit but says he has no def
mite plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Trust Suits
May HE Up
To Nelson

WASHINGTON, March 81
.GNSl War Production Chief
Donald NJ. Nelson would he given
power 10 exempt companies from
antitrust prosecutions under bill
which administration officials and
congressional leaders had agreed
upon today
The bill is i'm keeping with the
White House announcement Satur-
day whereby antitrust prosecutions
would be suspended for tho dura-
ton where they would impede the
war effort.
The object OF tho legislation.
however. Is 10 put the antitrust
defefmeht plan into specific iegis-
lative language, so that manu-
facturers may know what 10 ex-
pect, congressional leaders said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
S54 Minimum
In Officer School
Tine, s.ss Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER, March Sin
tho future. soldiers Of the United
States Army will not receive less
than sd y month while they are
studying IN the various schools 70
b become commissioned officers.
post officers SAID to-day.
Following an order from the war
department soldiers NJ Fort Custer
VIII enter the school with . rank
not loss than Grade 5. which CORE
spends 90 that ~ n corporal.
However. II the mans rank Is
above that of corporal. he viii
MAINTAIN hiS rank through the
school. Upon successful comple-
ton ne VIII hs appointed = second
Lieutenant PREVIOUSLY. soldiers A.
tending with the rank Of private
drew $50 a month IN the sir
corps men studying 70 become
flying officers receive So PET
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
SIS PROVIDED

Ev Monday. however. a ftung
tribute was assured. and Col l..
~ Stannard was spurrlng on his
committee 20 stage The most NOV
ing observance which this city has
seen IN more than score Of years
Transportation of sailors and
ROTc will he furnished by Man.
ferd Burleigh ~ the Greyhound
Lines. snd $500 10 provide 2 band
was promised by Commander FL
n7er Stoler of the Navy Service
School ~ the Ford plant
Lear is expected 10 review the
parade about noon from a stand
before the City Hall. arriving
there after his visit 10 the tank
arsenal. The procession viii start
at Il a n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
u. 5. issues Appeal
For Sfenogrdphers

Dire shortage ~ Stcnoeraphcr,
and typists Washington csuNed
James A Hess. secretary al ttr
Detroit Office of tho United Slate.
Civil Scr, SEQ Bureau 20 pU' ihc
matter on patriotic basis TO-DAY
"Here j. ar opportunity 10
serve your country" lioss said
m Rnnounci0E tfaf applicants
for the Sl-h-a WoHH I1b. shnad
report jnnrodia'a'r 10 ~ Fc1-
eral PuildrE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

for the most part rnsympathetic
10 such ideolOgS, I instinrtiyely
felt that the moment would in
eSitably arise when the issue
must nj last he faced. And
were I nov. through fear nj
public opinion or avaricc. to
sUfle even momrntarilN the com
pnlsiou of my inner belief, the
net result would he M less
lie 10 others than lie TO my
self"
Upon reading this statement
aloud Ayres. the cA-huSb5nd ri
The Misses Ginger Rogers anC
Lola Lane. seemed TO Get q CrIy
upon has emotions and managed e
talk informally about his Innc.
battle with himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Standard sHedd
To Deny Charge
AT Senate Quiz .
BY WILLIAM =. NEAL
lott Nsws service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. March 81. -
Officials of the Standard oil Com
pany Of New Jersey today will
make sweeping denialS before tho
Senate defense committee TO the
charges that the company blocked
development of synthetic rubber
in the United States and instead
supplied Germany with vital pat
ent information.
Stung by Assistant Attorney
General Thurman Arnold's recital
of relations between Standard and
the l. G.. Farbenindustrie, German
chemical trust. the company sent
President w. 8. Parish 10 WASH
ington TO defend its actions.
OBTAINED SECRETS
Parish. members of the COM
mittee were informed, will say
that the company Siphoned the
results of exhaustive study by Ger
man chemists through it's arrange
Iment with the big German con-
Germ, all of which rcdounded 10
the benefit of the United States
in its defense preparations.
This information. il was re-
ported, dealt not only with syn
.Ihctic rubber but with tho produc-
ton OF high OCtane gas needed 10
power Americas airplancS
Pointed questions were framed
by some members Of the commit
tee. Senator Ball tRl OF Mime
sofa said he was anxious 10 learn
why Standard, when II learned
that the German trust had come
under the iron hand of Adoiph
Hitler, did not inform American
public officials of the situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

tom tailored. coat. and prepared &c
crawl into his upper berth for a
sleep which he said he feared
would he long IN coming.
Born in Minneapolis, AyrcS
started his career in the entertain.
ment world as a banjo player snr
made his first Hollywood SuCce>,
4n-npe- of -Greta -Gafho.s =edffA
p!ciIIrNS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Guilty Oi FEOsSinS
Jury Recommends Parents Pay $500 and Serve
80 Days Each for Beating Sons Teacher

days IN prison Judge W Lynn
ParkSon announced boz would pass
sentence SATURDAY morning
Witnesses testified dWIuC Tho
trial that Mrs Leslie entered tho
classroom NJ her son. Danny II.
and IN view az INC pupils whipped
NJ Davis 30 With "a Boy Scout
bolt tito mother char cd the
pae.er mmll5ted Danny WhHc
iur rsIurtrc~s maintained in her
gHE oe'gr.e that srr tapped
D2nrt n VIE lead vfE hcok "a
sf5ael as 5ftenuon Go work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
FACES ISSUE NOW
Food for Gossip

HOLLYWOOD March 81 -INSl.
Departure OF film star Lew AYes
10 4 camp for conscientious OBJ
jectors IN Oregon struck Holly
wood like q bombShell today.
On every studio lot, in every
swsnk night cub and wherever
screen notables gather the actors
refusal 10 fight for his country
was the No. ! topic of CONVERSE
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

How is Americas war produc-
tion program going Will We
reach the immense goals set by
President Roosevelt i'm January?
What must we do 10 outbulld
the Axis? These and other queS-
lions on The lips OF millions of
Americans are authorltailNcly
answered after a comprehensive
survey among government and
industrial leaders by Felix Cot
ten. international News Service
staff writer. Tho following is
the first Of two articles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

LAFAYETTE, Ind March -
uNSJ.-Found guilty IN tac f1s-
ginK of Miss ConSi3ncr DhsIH
pretty school-mistress because fhe
Inundated" their son Air. and
Mrs. Arthur Leslie todsy awaited
sentencing by the Tlppecan1c rI.
cult court ..,
Mrs. Leslie. IS. was four4 guilty
of assault and battery ari io-c
az a railroad employ WIS con.
ViCtcd as an accessory.
4 Jury recommended i1a' rarr
be fined 500 and\ sentence ~ Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
War Production Lays
Behind Goal for ~

armament program was launched
nearly two years ago.
Donald NJ. Nelson, war produc-
tion chief announced recently that
production had increased 50 per
cent since Pearl HarbOr.
That would mean more than B.
600 planes a month, Judging by
previous announcements that out
put had reached 1000 a month last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

You. too. can win and solve your
clothes problem by hurrying down
10 Franklin's during their daring
spring sale Here rs very special
offer made IN q drive for 500 new
customers. a smart new $500
Spring Hat or pair ~ $500
Spring shoes absolutely FREE
ycs. We mean tt, hat or shoes
FREE with YOUR purchase Of
stunning. clever brand new 1872
CANELLANN Polo Coat priced al
only $685.. They 70 better. finer
luxury coats. beautifully lined and
tailored and STYLED 20 The minute.
Nll you need 10 "a, is Just 81 90
down arrange the balance in small
payments 20 suit your convenience
Take your coat home with you. no
rod tape no delay. lIury got yow
FREE h9I or SHOES during this
dIfc for tw nov customers. at
NNkLJNS DEPARTMENT.
~IOBE BIZ NNt HiGAN AVE.
shop any evening Ill o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
BY FELIX GOTTEN
Init NeNs NsTaice stan Correspondent

American production Of war
planes. tanks. anti-aircraft guns
and ships is expanding rapidly but
it is still behind the rate needed
10 reach The goats set by PrcSI-
dent Roosevelt in his message 10
Congress on the state of the Union
in January,
The President al that time fixed
these colossal production goals:
$4,000 planes in 1912 and $4,000
in 1913; 5000 tanks in 1912 and
rs. 900 in 1913: 10000 anti-airerait
guns in 1912 and $4,000 in 1913.
and 100000 lightweight tons Of
merchant ships in 1912 and TO-
600. 900 tons in 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Memory OF by 90 Miles

4 6O-mlc lapse IN memory was
credited TO Andrew Stokey, 81, OF
Toledo rs he started a Seven-day
term in the Windsor Jail today for
drunk driving. When arrested by
provincial police. Stokey insisted
he was still in Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
GENIINE RELIGION

Il do not 20 IN any church
regularly" he said but | do
have genuine religion ~ my
Own, and my convictions confirm
that religion. am certain that
my role in All Quiet on the
Western Front had powerful
influence ON my life. VAS 20
when I played the part NJ the
German soldier who abhorred
war and thoroughly believe
that the picture had much 90 do
with my later thinking and my
present step
AS for suggestions from Holly
wood that he had ruined his future
as motion picture star, Ayrc'
,ai
~ nv picture career IL ruined.
Then am sincerely sorry. but"
IT, .trur-Dd DcelCd Of his Gus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
President Back al Desk

WASII1NGTON March ~
ms President Roosevelt WAS
back az his White House desk to-
day after q Weekend al hIs home
mn New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Rouge Park Camp Closed

The army recreation camp at
Rouge Park has been closed TO
soldiers on furlough preparatory
10 its occupancy by tactical units
Fort Custer bulletin announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Lew AyreS
Refuses
To Fight

CONTINUED from Page One)
since birth, principles that have
confirmed themselves so deeply
into my being as 10 make any
other course for rne n nightmare
Of hypocrisy and deceit.
FACES ISSUE now
''For though In the past I have
not sought the reformeT's crown,
nor attempted 60 thrust my I'M
welcome opinions upon = world,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
SKIN SUFFERERS

Free book by twelve authors telling
how simple use ~ a product from the
earth quickly released them from the
misery Of Psoriasis Eczema. Athletes
Foot -Atuc. -NLLllnsc IleerS- Itch,
Poison ~ ATTf7SS T. q. Box 5lI0,
lhlragn. IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
ALMOST IGNORED

Up until Saturday DctTolifIs bad
been planning 10 Jet Army Day
pass virtually unnUr1CCd.
Lieu; GeR.-Eep- Lear. IA COM
mand of the second army, was 10
speak Monday 10 The EconOIYIC
Club. hat beyond that there was
10 he no celebration.
General Lear was expected 20
inspect the Chrysler Tank Arsenal
accompanied by Cen. Clifford r.
Powell. but no special Army Day
program was planned.
Then came word from Washing
ton that President Roosevelt Is
appealing 10 every community for
an about tribute 10 the army
Monday.
The presidential plea found De-
troit absorbed m turning out tools
for the nations army but without
funds or an organization for the
city usual Army Day celebration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
PRIORITY HELPS

Spokesman for the aircraft in
dustry say the outlook for plane
production has been improved
since Nelson. overriding opposition
within the army and navy NUM-
lions board, granted blanket
ALA priority rating for all
materials. parts and tools that 60
TO make planes.
TANKS. Output Of light tanks.
used largely for reconnaissance
purposes. had already reached a
fairly high level at the time of
Pearl Harber, ard AZ present is
expanding less rapidly than pro-
duction of medium tanks, on
which the Allied armies will rely
chiefly in ground operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
.Connd|Iy Fights
For Seizure of
Struck Plants
BY JOHN X. BEAL
Imtrd Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 81
Senator Tom Connally 90 of
Texas promised to-day 20 keep
on a-raiSing he'll until the Senate
acts on his bill authorizing the
10 seize ana operate
strike-bound war plants.
AT least" said Connally, TN
give them chance 10 vote
whether they want 20 take II
up"
Gonnally thought he might got
an opportunity today if the Sen
ate disposes Of IFS pending bust
ness, bill 10 set up 100000
900 smaller war plants corpora.
tion under the War Production
Board 10 act As a prime con-
tractor and help small business
get war production contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
MUST TIGHTEN BELT

With the first quarter OF 1912
nearly gone, these goals arc still
on the horizon.
They can still he attained but il
so production must he stepped up
sharply. bottleneCkS must be re-
moved drastically, industries must
be converted 10 war production
with little regard TO civilian dc
Sires.
Figures in most cases cannot be
revealed, because they are military
secrets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
OUTLAW STRIKES

Connally's bill. long on the call
ender with favorable report
from the Senate judiciary COM
mlttee. would extend the govern
mcnt'S present plant seizure 10
cover mines and facilities. -
freeze existing closed shop and
other mduStry-labor relations. and
pui wage adjustments in charge
of q board
The seizure power would have
the effect OF nutlaWlng strikes
when il was exercised.
COnnally attempted 10 call II up
yesterday, but could not get rec
ognitlon.
His action caused Senate Dem
ocratc Leader Alben w. Barkley
of Kentucky Ia charge nn1hc floor
than an organized attempt IS be-
ing fffatie=te ffittf7fftfate,[ brow
beat and insult Congress into
passing labor legislation by cam
lpaign of canned threats" OF po-
Ihtical defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
RECRUITS TO MARCH
uits. . bout 10 ne inducted

Recruits. a5out n ne indicted
into the army. navy and marines.
VIII march thtS Ecar. recalling the
DAYS 90 ,hc earlier World War
when troops paraded through be-
troiiS streets o8 the eve of their
departures.
An sru-'ank battalion from
Camp Custer VII hc M The par
adc j. Will be bIvouacod az River
Rouge for the occasion.
T7rrr- E4i!- no 81 B-rn- rEHx and
machine guns mounted on the
trucks
Army ard navy bands VII far
nLSh muse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Home Treatment
Great Success For
Skin Irritations

We don't think there is anything bet
ter than stainless, liquid ZEMO "a
doctors formula 10 quickly relieve
itching and burning Of skin and scalp
irritations, athlctc'sfoot chatting and
pimples due to external cause.ZEMO
also aids healing 80 years success!
35', Coz, Sl.0O. AL --nu~
drlgStefes MH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
BIG BOYS ROLLING

Mass production Of the big S.
ton heavy tanks. which will be
used for hrcak-through purposes
at strongly fairfield points, is
just getting under way.
ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS Be.
fore Pearl lIarhor production OF
these highly essential guns was
slight. II is still small compared
with production goals.
A major problem has been the
lack of machine tools.
SHIPS. Merchant ships are
being turned out al the rate oil
one a day, less than 100000 dead
weight tons a month To reach the
new goat of 6. 666, ea6-touS in 1912
output must average 100000 tons
a month during The last nine
months Of this year.
Tomorrow: Moves 10 step up
production and uuthuild the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
UNOFFICIAL BON SCORE

But here is a general outline OF
The production situation as II
stands:
PLANES-OuIput OF warplanes
has actually reached colossal pro-
portions in comparison with what
was thought possible when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

Tomorrow: Moves 10 step up
production and outhtiild the
ANis0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

PICTURES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
Marinship Will
Hire Middlewesi
Workers in Yards

sAUsALTro. Marin shiy
yard reported Wednesday thai
available supply Of shiphuiidinf
labor Is becoming very thin an
that II expects 10 hire new work.
trs from the middle west.
"Marinship Is looking to the
middle west for manpower.s
said y. ". Dorman. manager
Of personnel for Marinship. op-
Grated nv W. A. Bechtel %.
we already have hired more
than 1000 men In the mid-eon-
tinent area, ard undoubtedly
will hire an additional 1000 in
that territory before the end
of the year"
Dormsn said Marinship. with
approximately 10. 500 already en-.
ployed, must increase the mum.
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