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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-28
Mrs. Walsh, 81,
Buried Yesterday

Funeral service was held Wed
nesday noon for Mrs. Elvira
Hartzog Walsh, of Wagner, who
died at her home on Tuesday at
the age of 81. Service was con-
Quoted by Rev. J. w. Luke at the
residence and burial followed in
the family cemetery.
The deceased, who was a native
of this county, is survived by one
son, Carl Walsh and one daughter,
Mrs. c. Bare. Her husband, Fred
Walsh, died some time ago.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-28
Preparing Cards
For Service Men

The local draft board is busy
preparing required cards for men
subject to military service Sam
Davis, clerk of the board, said
these would be sent out as soon
as possible and asked that any
person requiring one of the cards,
who plans to leave the county to
come by the office of the local
board and secure his before leav-
ing. Unless a person is planning
on leaving, he is requested to
wait until the board gets to his
card.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-28
Henry Greer, 90,
Buried Monday

Funeral service was held on
Monday, at the home, for Henry
Greer, of Fleetwood, who died on
Saturday at the age of SO.
The deceased, who was native
of Watauga county had lived in
this county number of years.
He is survived by his wife, one
daughter, Nancy Bently and two
sons, Coy and Marvin Greer
Burial took place in the family
cemetery.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-28

tvs first join the u Army Nursing Corps Fol
lowing graduation West Jefferson high school, she
took training for the Presbyterian Hospital in
Charlotte She day supervisor the Station Hospital
Camp Butner N c. Her brother Clef Burgess Machnist
Mate End Glass; has been the u S. Navy since July and
He formerly worked with the City of Raleigh
and Camp Butner They the and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. d. Burgess of Wagner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Knife And Fork
Restaurant Is
Swanky and Unique

One OF the most neat res
taurants on the West Side. De-
iroit IS the Knife And Fork Res
taurant owned and operated BY
Mr. Searieht 4cos West Warren.
at Scotch avenue This high
class establishment specializes IN
lh+-he~t-fa-d that The market AZ
fords together With popular
ps!ccs and courteous and prompt
service.
Mr. Starlight has been IN bus
ines for number OF Years and
has built his success Through sai-
isfactorv service - the patrons
He eaters stricrlv TO first-class
customers and lors not Scrte per-
sons who indulge IN misconduct
and improper respect far other
customers
Tho knife And Fork Resiaarani
IS convenient 10 street cars and
bus liacs and is only twn VI fs
from West Grand boulevard Mr
Scariehi IS an export ehc' anf
does an Tho cooking himseli III
solicits the PATRONAGE - al' De-
troiiers who enjoy 1r fo-da''
ccokine IN an Ideal restaurant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Hiram Lodge Holds
Homecoming Meet

Hiram Lodge No !, +. & A. NJ, Prince Hal Afllia
ton held its homecoming entertainment recently for its
past masters Masonic hall Frederick street. The
affair well attended by past masters members and
friends and an excellent program endered All pres
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Detroit Shriners To Hold Their
|Fiftieth Birthday Celebration

uarracci Temple No. IL and
h,sr,acci Court No 81 will cele-
|braie their 5oth or golden ami
A,rsary Sunday Dec. IL. s pm.
bclotk at Ebepezer AME church
Nnns at Brush street.
IN he year OF 1898 at the City
IN chicago. Illinois. Kalif Rofeii
.pasha an Arabian. representing
4he Imperial Grand Council OF his
ha,lye country. conferred the
'shr... degrees upon John G.
hon John Dunmore. Elijah
IN orcn. j II. Blount. and nine
|olh.r Nasons OF the knight
Temrar Scottish Rite degrees
Prio Hall utilization
Acting under the authority On.
'ferf.a IA that time. the Palestine
|rsuf vas formed and from
4hs point Negro shrInedom gain
|sa rs inception.
Nsner 81. eye $50 the Illus
agioss roientate q the Detroit
'shrr, has instructed his com
|nhte Past Potentate James ~.
|Fsfm, $50 as chairman and
Noh'e william Greene. 2eo secre-
saty 10 invite all the Masonic
'Bosles Of the prince Hall Affl-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

liation) 10 participate in the cele-
bration.
Among the speakers secured
for The event are Sister Agnes
Bristol Most Worthy Grand Ma
iron. Wolverine Grand Chapter.
oEs, G Henri Lewis Jr. $50
Deputy Grand Master. Prince
Hall Grand Lodge Of Michigan.
and The principal speaker Tho
Roy George " Raher former
member OF VI Olive Lodge az
tho Illinois Jurisdiction F. & AM.
and pastor Of ono Of The finest
churches 10 tho midwest and a
very fine speaker
The ceremonies Will have the
added color Of music furnished hy
the Ehcnezer choir and full dress
Rcgalia Of the Shriners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
nellie Dobson Plante
In Excellent Voice
At Fine Recital

a capacity crowd heard Nelle
Dobson pianfe 81 her recral ~
Fhonegcr AME church on fse
evening ~ Noy % This Is indf
cation that Mrs pirnscs poHu-
larity with her home toWnoss
continues 10 increase
Acrnrdine 70 music critics tho.
well known dramatic soprano
gave most successful recital
Tho artist was In excellent voice
md her selections balanced
Her stage decorlm was good and
pers naliis pleasing
Especially aid everyone enjoy
NRtorna Ninciior from yerdYs
Opera Aida which was sung WITH
much fcrvor 10 lfss credit was
Given 10 encpiis le jour by
f'harpentlor followed hy HarAa-
rora from fhc Opera Carmen
Tho final rroun featured NJ
gro spiriiuals and particularly
soul stirring was An I CIV .
which WAS arraneed rs Eva
Icssye
Alberta Harris was accompan-
~ Fly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
PtINTER'S DEATH or RACK
SAILOR EYED ny NATION

CHlcAGO APP TVice
threatened hv ne Ku Klux Khan
AID toll rot 20 show her recently
painted mural deslen az her ev-
hihitifn IN the American confein-
porary gallery 10 HOLLYWOOD
Thclma Johnson S'rcat death
az Black Sailor Is attracting
attention Tho California pairier
In the Sketch enlcayo-s n feplc'
me fhouehis on democracy by a
dying Negro sailor She plans 70
coniimie work on me mural in
Chicago where she IS openins p
sfndio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

The senior Vshcrs celebrated
their ninth anniversary sunday
afternoon The Rev J II Jack
son. pastor OF ST. Luke Baptist Of
Gary, Indiana delivered the
morning message The Rcy n.
+. owens spoke sunday after
noon from tho text NV yoke IS
easy and my burden is light. 2
Tho Rev Mr. Owens IS the popu-
lar pastor Of NJ Olive Rapiist
The Senior Usher board is
wearing the financial belt Of The
City tshers having raised more
than five thousand dollars in this
their ninth anniversary
The Rev c J. Fevel assis-
tant pastor Of Macedonia Rapiisi
rendered service a. Second Bap-
list church sunday Nov ?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

Choir and Pulpit Gowns
Choir and Pulnii Eohe> made ~
order. scd thoir gowns. $500 mp.
IINpNIR. l,3.I Nc>i Bird ST. New
York. Ak NY. Descriptive Leailet
mailed mon request.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Tighten Skin

ARMY rfw NIX Liquid Bleach. LiThtan@
INK fim sti@ ifH irrfr IS TO SIX In 3
minutes utNe affise t..Ach ingredient
works from h.rpafh. Ne pesnrr Lights
ms AZ once - anytime No greAsy~
ness Hops dry w surface pmpira.
.ostn acNheacs fado fr'rslcs Pho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Dying Man
Charges Wife
Stabbed Him
Accused In
Hospital With
Bad Cuts

one man Is dead and five 9TH
'rs are in tho hospital with
wounds as result of week end
hia"ls f. was learned from 20
lice this week
On THANKSGIVING evening Jimmy
sullivan. 2S of 1918 McDoupalj
eied IN the Receiving hospital Of
stab wounds which he said were
inflicted hv his common-law wife
Police found Sullivan lying on
me floor % his apartment Later
the wife. Mildred Sullivan. was
admitted 10 the hospital suffering
from laoeraiions Of both thighs
Mrs Sullivan. who Is being held
by police admitted the cutting.
SAVING she missed him twice and
cut herself She revealed that the
argument started over twenty
two cents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Nominating Group
For NAACP Elected

At the regular monthly meet
ing Nov IS, n nominating COM
mittee composed Of the following
was elected
Dr. ". A Thompson. J.. W Ter
rell. Prince Clark. John Cowline.
rotcr Craig Mrs Pearl Barry,
and r. c. Hollis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

Police are searching for Eddie
Flee. q of 1880 Leland. who Is
alleged 10 have shot Henry Bragg
at their home on Thanksgiving
NIGHT according 70 Bragg the
shooting VAS result ~ nm ar
rumenf over Catherine Amos 81.
or the Same address Rragg said
Rice arcd three times one ~ The
bullets striking Tho palm Of his
loft hand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

a FIGHT which began in thu Ar
cade 'hcatcr. Hastings and Yer
nor highway Saturday evening.
ended in tho stahhlng Of John
Bingham. OF eSe2 Rlvard hing
bam. an usher at tho theater told
authorities that ne was stabbed
fy an unknown iitterbug whom
he had asked not 10 smoke
Henry Perry 4e ~ 29ea shcr-
man is being hold but 'he gun
With which ho IS alleged 70 have
shot Nathaniel Harris. 20 of tho
same address has not hccn
found
Witnesses told police thai a
fracas started between the two
KIN because Harris was walking
about IN the house clad only IN
his underwear The reports fur-
Their states that Perry after tho
shooting OF Harris. ran into the
street and threw the gun away
Chauncev Green Is being held
by police on a charge OF felnnious
assault after his wife charged
that he struck her With chair
during nm argument about rroc-
cries Tho wife. Margaret Kerry.
Ec was taken 20 tho hospital
Saturday evening With com
Mound fracture - tho lcft hand
Urur rrtfsrl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

ent expressed themselves as hav-
Ing enjoyed the affair They are
looking forward 10 enjoying such
functions more often.
James A. Murphy. present
master Of the lodge, delivered the
address and certainly made ev-
ervone fell welcome Deputy
Grand master. G. Henri Lewis. Jr..
was to have been the speaker OF
the evening. but owing to a
previous engagement. ne had 10
leave, much 10 his regret. Hay
wood CAN'T rinchei hit for him
and delivered an inspiring talk
on. the theme, Efficiency"
Each past master made brief
talk and told Of his experience
while master and how many
members were enrolled at that
time Egbert Martin. present sec
rotary Of the lodge gave re-
port Of how many members the
lodge has now There we're about
one hundred members present
Past masters who attended IN
cluded William Blackburn Walter
Dean. David Norris Gco'gc
Stonesireet. Rencv simmons. VA
Bristol Haywood CAN'T and
Richard White
The affair was IN charge 81 the
Ways and Means committee the
members Of which included Luke
/ T. Williams. chairman; Flamus
Stallnworih. secretary; George
Lewis. Clifford sullivan. Moses
Thomas Stamp Willis, and I'd
ward Nichols,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Detroit Produce

APPLIES Michigan bu crates T. 6
&c.. n. MN. unless o'her"Is'
Reds. S4u475. washington b5N Delic,oas
60 Sos fancy $i75 8, extra fancy, sou
ASPARAGUS $500 New Jersey pyramid
crates l-do2. hrhs Colossal some tair 81
\. Michigan 40 lb baskets loose 81 30
ANOCADOS California hsts Fueries -
BEANS Florida bu hampers. RIacl
Valentines best So fair 10 generally guu.
3 300 70. ordinary 81 30, wax beans
lair Sa' 3 20. poorer low as soc Louisiana
on ,htianlerz Valentines. 81 b. wax. $50
MEETS Texas p Gratis 3.doZ. bchs, or.
binary 10 fair, 81 50u2o %
BROCCOLI Pony crates Arizona, Sc
CABBAGE 50 H. sacks domestic. rouno
type. Florida. s. %. Georgia, s. a.
CARROTS 49, California los Angelo,
Gratis do2 bChs Sf14 so. mostly
- %" 30 Texas hI. baskets topped
Washed -, - Don. sacks small size, $l.6.
-. irM mea,nm 90 large. 81
CAiLiFLDWER California pony crate.
l2s and larger STAT 25.
CELERY Florida l6.in. crates trimmed
''ps' Individually washed, dnz So 20. 8
dul :, % sto2 S71s. lu-xNs IS
CORN Texas sacks white, 5-doz.. S3U
CUCUMRFRs Texas tu baskets fancy
- 20 generally g'od s., Florida hu. has.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates icei,err
Ga 1fornia salinas district as do7, So 50
LIMBS Florida o. box. S225. few
81 5o. box 50 ~
MUSHROOMS olo rnts, 2o7 25c
Michigan quarts 80 5.r
ONIONS 80 Do. sacks Texas yellow Der.
mudas generally good. medium 81 So ~
q. Crystal White Wax generally good
medium. S393.2t. Rabosas, 1 : No J.
10 min - I'D min. -
ORANGES California standard boxes
NaienCias an sizes, s. Florida wire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Names Detroiters

Brig. Gen. Robert Johnson.
chairman Of the Smaller War
Plants Corp. who recently
visited Detroit, has appointed a
committee of local businessmen
10 supervise SWPC's efforts
here.
On the board are Wendell
Anderson, president Of BundY
Tubing Co. Joseph F. Verhelle,
former vice president of the
Manufacturers National Bank
of Detroit: John A. Love I,
general manager Of the Michi-
gan Manufacturers Association;
willis Hall. executive Of the
Detroit Board of Commerce;
Frank ReiSing. general manager
~ Automotive Parts and Equip
ment Assoc. and Chester Calm,
head Of the Automotiyc Tool and
Die Association.
Also on the Board are D. y.
Hutchins. WIPE regional head
and Thomas W. Moss, former
automotive executive who has
been appointed regional director
Of the SN'PG- IN Detroit Moss
will serve As chairman Of the
new board and Ncrhclle as
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Republic Air
Products Gets
.Army-Ndyy f

The Republic Aircraft Products
Division of The Aviation Corpora
ton is scheduled TO receive the
Army-Navy II" award Monday
afternoon in ceremonies 10 be held
for the York street and Federal
street plants of the concern in De
troit. Republic Aircraft Products
Division is large producer Of pre-
ciSion parts for aircraft engines
and propellcrS in use on all United
Nations fronts.
The award ceremonies for Plant
No ! personnel will be held on
Hammond street. near the Federal
street plant at 100 p. m, and for
Plant No. 2 on York street, at
Arena Gardens at 3:45 p. m.
Presentation of the award Will
be made by Col. George +. Strong,
industrial relations officer for the
l.. s. Army Air Forces in Detroit,
and the cmblcmS will be awarded
employees 10y Ii. Comdr. Ernest l..
johnson, t. s. ~, officer in charge
Of the navy cost inspection office
in Detroit.
Speakers will include William +.
Wise, executive vice president of
Tho Aviation Corporation. and
Rudolph Furry, president, UAWA,
Local No. SIT. Go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
KenzIer at Work

Washington Flash Ernest G.
Kanzlcr president of Universal
Credit CO. and prominent De
troltcr, > hack I'm Washington
on the WIPE doing some secret.
confidential work for Boar
Chairman Nelson
! interviewed kanzler here
shortly after be- left WPB and
he sad ~ that time that ho was
merely on leave for my health
Even so there was considerable
speculation as 10 whether no
would ever return because F'ord-
insnd Fhers'adt had repeatedly
emerge the victor Iu "a battle
for power
Incidentally Ftore fadt
resignation NJ latter forced IE
c. T.. W...n ~ WIE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Cost Experts
To Hold Election

The Detroit Chapter. National
Association OF Cost Accountants.
will hold its annual election Of
officers and directors At The De-
troit-Leland Hotel Thursday Al s
"a. m The NEE ting Will be
preceded by dinner at $40.
Awards viii be presented 10 the
winners IN the chapter activity
contest. Team honorS viii go to II.
NJ Woehrle. captain Of the first
place team, and l.. { ProvenCher,
captain Of the second place team.
tffatti4tfal-toifrfs-fstH eo-to Arthur
r. Toy in first place. Louis Prov
cnchcr in second. and J y. Poll in
third.
James a Kennedy chief attorney
Detroit office OPA. viii be the
speaker at tho technical meeting
10 felleA HIS subject ~ Various
Aspects Of Price Control"
4. -. BlaCkWoOd, secretary and
assistant treasurer Briggs Manu-
featuring Co, and vice president
Of the Detroit Chapter. will be
meeting chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
War Stimulates
.IndustridIizdtion
Of Argentina

NEW YORK, May Is The ma
tional economy Of the Argentine
has undergone noticeable changes
during the war, with induStrializa-
ton developing at a rapid rate, ac-
cording TO the Alexander Hamilton
Institute.
The value Of Argrntina'S indus
trial production rose 10 1000, 000,-
900 pesos in 1912 from 4,075 000,-
eco pesos in 1887 and from g. $780,
100000 pesos in 1885. On the other
hand, the total value of agricul-
tural and pastoral products has
shown little change, amounting 10
-. 500, 100000 pesos in 1912 as COM
pared with 365O.0O0,0 pesos in
1887 and with $500 100000 pesos
in 1888,
The rapid naturalization OF
Argentina has raised the question
as 10 whether the Argentina in
IduStrieS Will be in a position Ia
survive the competition which Will
come i'm the postwar period when
the foreign trade of the world re-
turns 10 normal Officials Of the
Central Bank Of Argentina feel
that. If imports are revived along
preWar lines, they may cause Serl-
Gus repcrcuSSionS on those indus
tries which have been established
Idurlng the war period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Factory Output
Up 18th Month

NEW YORK May 15.-The out
put Of manufactured goods showed
a further rise in March for the
consecutive month. ac-
cbrdng TO the Alexander Hamii-
ton Institute.
In addition to-thc expansion in
The quantity Of goods produced
prices of manufactured goods con
tinued their upward trend in
and reached new high
peak for the war period. As a
result, the value Of output in
March was the highest on record
with the index rising to 25S8 from
2555 in February and from 2O9C
in March last year.
The value of factory output
was far above normal in March
although farm income. which is g
measuring rod Of normal, has been
revised upward. The index OF
farm income in 1913 is now est
mated at 22lS, or 80 points be-
low the March index of the value
of factory output Nevertheless
no corrective recession in manu-
featuring activity Is in near pros
pect In view of the governments
great demand for goods to meet
IAar requirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Asks Wooden Industry
Boost Output E Pei.

WASHINGTON, May Is WPB
has called on wooden and WorStcd
industry for a Is per cent increase
in production this year, Kenneth
w. Mariner. chief of the wool
branch. reported While wool sup
ply picture is improved, largely
owing 10 continued imports from
Australia. Mariner said that labor
shortages and other operating
problems are current obstacles TO
production needed 10 meet heavy
military lond-lc3Sc and essential
civilian needs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
3 New Officers
Named by Bank

Eugene W Lewis. president ol
tho Industrial National Bank an
nounCeS the election of eight add
tional officers. Mr.. Lewis stated
that the rapid growth of'thc bank
since reorganization as q national
bank and the expansion Of its Serv-
ices ncCeSSitatcd distributing more
responsibility.
The following were the officers
elected: Hayward r. DenyeS.
George y. Monroe. Erwin Sattel-
meier and Harry H. Ware as as
SiSlant vice presidents: William -.
Burgess. Thomas Alfred Burnlc,
Norman + DinCerSon assistant
cashiers, and Nyrcn a. Ebcrly,
auditor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULZ
n,tr-a Time, Financial ftltor

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Gen Bronze Acquires
Firm in New York

NEW YORK. May 15-General
Bronze Corp. has acquired Powder
Metallurgy Inc. of Long Island
City. The latter, a pioner in the
field Of producing metal products
from raw materials in powder
form, manufactured bearings,
buShlngS and inserts made Of com
pressed powders for automobiles in
peacetlme. turning TO numerous
machine parts for airplaneS. ships
tanks, gun mounts and locomotives
after Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Kroger Director
Of Ads Resigns

CINCINNATI q. May 15-A
+. +. johnston director OF advertiS-
ing and display Of the Kroger
Grocery and Baking Co, has re-
signed to become wee president IN
charge OF creative production Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Dunham's New Job

And Walter I. Durham has
been named the regional loan
agent for the SWPC
Durham carved a niche for
himself in Detroit banking
history when the then Detroit
Savings Bank. of which he was
president for a number Of years.
was the first Detroit bank TO
reopen its doors following the
banking holiday.
He VIII have authority 70 ap-
prove loans up 10 $4,000 20
prime or Subconrractors " h %
need additional capital or adj
dItIonal facilities 10 build arma-
ment or essential civilian goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
FUTURE OUTLOOK

Although the Argentina economy
has benefited considerably from
the war, many business people IN
the country are not optimistic
about the future. This feeling is
due partly 10 the fact that the
Argentine government is the only
one Of the y American republics
which has not severed diplomatic
relations with the AXIS powers
The business people feel that, II
this policy is continued, the ArFen-
tine government will not be repre-
scented al the various postwar
world conferences which Will lay
tho foundation for the economic
and political reconstruction of the
world. That there is reason FOR
tins apprehension may be seen
from the fact that the Argentine
will not be represented at the
forthcoming food conference TO be
held in tho United States, although
Argentina is one Of the most inn
portant producers Of fOodStuffS
notably wheat, meat and corn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Farm Income Points
Toward New HIGHS

NEW YORK May Is -- Tho
present outlook is that tho farm
crN annual income in l9i3 Will
amount 10 at least SIS. S03 600 900
as compared with the previous
high record Of Si6.f3s,0e6.6e0 IN
1912 according 10 the Alexander
Hamilton Institute Since the
estimate is based on the present
level Of prices, il is probable that
the farmers income IN 1913 Will
be larger because a further rise in
tho price level of agricultural
proaucts seems hkclv 10 occur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Over the Top
Canada's 4th Victory Loan
Reaches Va Billions

OTTAWA. May - With one
day 10 60. Canada'S Fourth VIC
tory Loan went over tho top NCS-
tcrdav when total subscriptions
amounted to SLIPS. 352.950. eX-
.ceedlnG the minimum objective of
81. 100000 by over $4,000, 900
national loan headquarters an
.nOunccd
Fridays subscriptions amounted
TO $50 o., 500. the highest daily
total reported in his or previous
Victory Loan campaigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Approve Rock Island
locomotive Purchase

CHICAGO. May fedora
Judge Michael l.. Ieoe has signed
an order authorizing purchase OF
10 steam locomotives by Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co
The locomotives VIII cost an CStI.
mated S1OOOU each.