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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-14
State Citizens Indicted


FIVE jones' county, MISSISSIPPI men havs been in
dicted by Federal Grand Jury in connection with the
mob lynchne last October Of Howard Wash, negro
dairy hand. The men, including county jaiier, were
accused oof violating the civil rights statute.
This ID the first time that such action has been taken
in the south since 1908 when similar action taken
in in Alabama The latter case tested
by the United States Supreme court and nuifed
on the grounds that the indictments improperly
drawn.
The Indictment of these five Mississippi citizens
carry possible maximum penalties of ID in Jail and
fines totaling $4,000.
Wash had been convicted of Staying Clint Welborn,
aged dairy farmer for whom he had worked ten years
Welborns head had been battered with milk The
accused awaiting of life sentence
due to the fact that the jury had disagreed death
sentence in his trial.
60 the Federal government moves into Missis
sppi if establish by precedent in the courts
chat Las long wanted to enact on the statutes an
antynchng law carrying full penalties for aw-enforcn
authorities in counties where ynchings This
law which Federal authorities would enact II
they could muster the strength in Congress is another
slap at the south where most of the lynchngs have
Cured in the past. The government would take into
its own hands the enforcement of state laws
which just step further in the devious process oil
the Federal government usurping all states rights
The south wants nothing than to be left alone
70 work out its problems and its own destiny Al
re ask from the Federal government is equal treatmen
of our agriculture with eastern industry. We will work
out solution of kind Cor all problems lnclud
ing law observance and ynchings.
That have had already made substantial prog
~ess in solving the old problem of the mob taking the
law into it's hands be by examining the de-
creasng number Of lynchngs for the past fifteen or
in the Federal government will leave alone will
continue to eliminate mob rule down here. But II the
the Federal authorities want more trouble than they
have had before they continue their present
course forcing sovereign southern states in anything
We deplore lynchngs whether they be black or
white men. We deplore the mob rule that permits
lynchings But know that it is impossible
to hold to account law-enforcement officials of any
given county when ynchings occur. We know that our
southern people will work out these problems even bet
ter the than they have in the past II left alone
to do So And know that regardless of the Federal
government the New Deal, Republican favor any
other influence that the southern states will remain
sovereign and uphold the laws best we can
according to our conscience and circumstances.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
SILVER SPRING AREA

Practically new 3-bedroom, bath home.
with step down living room, full basement,
large lot 5Ox150 attached garage. Price,
$3.50
CRAHAM-HAII, WI Sa5O
Evening star., 1943-03-13
BROAD BRANCH RID.
CORNER BRICK-$18,950.
4 BEDROOMS 2 RATHS

Living room. dining room. kitchen, di-
nette, small library, lavatory, recreation
room, maids room and bath. attached gar
age, automatic heat For appointment, Mr..
Adams. Woodley 1914. BRODIE g. COL
Evening star., 1943-03-13
HOUSES UNEURNlsHEp.

-
Six-room corner house. vicinity 10th and
X ne. Information write 81 You st; NV.
CONN. AVE, Mr.. NEBRASKA: SEMI
baths and sleeping porch. co. 7lS4 .
ARLINGTON, vA:-,,5 ROOMS, BATH.
mi, h., coal furnace auto. gas
adults: ref: $50. Box l04-Y, Star.
MOD. Def. BRICK. GAS HEAT. INiMACU-
late cond,. bedrms., baths, 2 lavatories,
lgs S res &c Tm.: gar; blk. downtown bus. $40.
Unusually attractive house in finest close
In suburban nsishborhood; within blks.
rm with repiaee % dining ely rm' Ade Den slnd nnd
lavatory, modern kitchen; 8 large master
sedrms, ed a. dressing nm, 2 baths; maids rm.
psney 0u sANDoz fNc mPsoate fss4 Hssa
Eyes Eyes. and Sun. Miss London. woodley
FOREST HILLS. D. c..
Detached brick, completely redecorated;
II rms, AZ baths. 2-car det. garage, rec
converted oil heat with oil burner; Ss50
aS4s. ~ WIN 0p'l0n 10 0O'' OWNER ME-
VACANT. 4SOS 30th ST. NV.
IL rooms, 41a baths. center-hall plan; g
car det. garage. recreation room and maid S
I'm. in basement, converted coal heat also
oil burner; $3.50 mo. with option to buy
OWNER, NE 2149 or Ma. 9O6s.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE DESIRES
small bungalow or 3-rm. apt April Ii st, best
of references. co. 1850.
. OR 3 BEDROOM DETACHED HOUSE
in Alexandria or South Arlington by pri-
yately employed man; with family. who is
permanently located in this area. Refer
ences. TIE. 4gs3. IL.
WANTED FURNISHED 2-3 BEDRM
house, NV. Washington or No. Arlington
up to $125 monthly. Will sign lease and
furnish refs. oxford 4265.
COUPLE WANTS HOUSE OR APART
ment, furnished or unfurnished, in good
residential or suburban location. conven-
lent TO transportation. two bedrooms, by
May lst. EX. 202O. Br 936, weekdays.
16s
2 OR BEDROOM. uNFURNIsHED
house, wanted between now and June /
Glover Park or Burleith preferred; perma-
nent restdents. Woodle5 1858.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

AvAnLABLE-IMAxED1 POSSESSION
Very attractive home well furnished, 3
bedrooms, baths, studio living room with
electric kitchen, air-cond. heat about ]
acre of ground with outdoor fireplace and
tile terrace; located about 3 miles from
Bethesda just on Bradley blvd.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave D1 s141.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
suburbs. We can find you a responsible
tenant il you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER h CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
PREWAR QUALITY

Nc WAN QOAA1 i L.
Located in Chevy Chase, Md, on large.
wooded lot an attractive brick less, than
2 years old: 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on
second noor: 2 bedrooms on third floor;
center-hall type with large living room.
This quality Of home is hard to find. Call
Mr. Smith,
7,500-CHEVY CHASE.
3-bedroom frame. close to all conven-
fences: lot 50xl50. Bargain. Call Mrs.
Allied REALTY CORP. WI. ee4a
CLEVELAND PARK-$9,95O.
Large frame home on valuable corner
lot ASKED: g rooms and bath ltilel, oil
heat. 3 bedrooms, large living, dining
rooms: q real buy garage.
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 1921.
ST, 7,500-BUNGALOW.
block to bus: ready for occupancy: 8
years old; large lot gas heat. OIL 6s67.
Mr.. NEW NAVAL HOSP.
$40 000-2-yr. .-old. 6-rm white CO.
lonial brick, gar attached. porch screened;
os67.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.
'RdErowN-s EDRooMs, LIvM,

dEoRdEToWN-s BEDROOMS, LIVING
room, dining, kitchen and bath: conv.
transp.s S175 per nc. EN-. 1929. 13e
FURN CORNER SEMI DETACHED HOUSE
gas heat, 3 rooms and breakfast room,
yard: lease l year to desirable party. ia.
1913 or WI. 1859.
5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, COM
pletely furnished fireplace, built-in garage,
ONE b-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE. FULL
city improvements, on Chain Bridge rd,
between Tyson's Corner and Vienna, across
the road from big stock pasture. Name on
matlbox, key Is next door with Mr.. Port
mass. GUY r. CONKLIN. Idylwood I'd
Idylwood, Va Route .. Falls On S5O-J-3
Evening star., 1943-03-13
S1O,95O.

MODERN 2-FAMILY APT. HOUSES.
This group is located Immediately north
of the Soldiers Home in one Of the finer
new sections of the city. They are semi
detached brick with nice lots and are
complete in every detail. There are 2
complete and private apartments with all
the latest modern improvements with an
atmosphere Of an individual home. These
excellent investment or you can live in
one apt and let the rent from the other
help pay for the house. For further in
Taylor 1868. mo brokers'" j. B. TIFTEY
and son. 316 Kennedy st. NV
Evening star., 1943-03-13
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Possession. Attractive center hall CO.
lonial, one-half block bus
KIRKSIDE.
Practically new detached brick, one
half block Wisconsin ave Bedroom, bath
on st floor: 3 bedrms. bath on End floor:
large lot. l. E. SHOEMAKER, Republic 1893
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS-$11,950.
NV, modern brick. entrance hall. larss
rec; rm., oil heat, refs. brick garage, pam
e1ed den in Italian mission
SAM ROSEY, AID. 270O.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
A REAL BARGAIN,
50 QTS

(Worth S1O,50O)
Bethesda section, near the bus: detached
2-story brick and frame, rooms tnclud-
matte heat; about 5ls years old: on lot
20 IT.. wide: needs redecorating. but an
exceptional opportunity. Owner, leaving
city permanently on April 1st has auth
orized a. quick sale. consequently the ex-
tremeIy low price quoted. To inspect call
Mr.. White evenings and Sunday. WA. 21sl.
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTCN.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

BARNABY WOODS.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMHOUSE.
Beautiful stone -and-brick home. center
hall Colonial, with full bedroom and bath
frst floor, large living g-dininR room, de
luxe kitchen; second foor,. 3 large bed
rooms, tiled baths: finished third-fioor
TESi ~ ~ nsEnSrfT yur soo1 Q
Evening star., 1943-03-13

CHEVY CHASE. D. C., o623 32nd St
IAree, attra1tively furn room, private
path. unhm. phone sentils gentleman
IN 72bO.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
HOUSES FOR SALT.

SEMI DETACHED BRICK. $3.50,
rooms, oil heat. gear garage sasy
terms. owner gives possession.
SAM ROSEY. AID ZOO
Evening star., 1943-03-13

290a PORTER ST. NW-Clesn, neat
sinRle room, :: larRe windows lsrge closet;
cfosstown and Conn. ave. bus. Gentleman
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-Lsrge
~ so day up; hotel service: family rates
es09 ONTARIO RID. NW-Gentile sentle-
Fan TO share larse front rm.. twin beds
MI 1850
Evening star., 1943-03-13

Mr.. 18th & Park Rd.-$7 500.
Substantial brick. rms. bath and
porches, hot-water heat tcoaD.- psrquet
floors, 2-car brick garage. elec. refg. BOSS
Il PHELPS. Realtors, MA. $500 exclusive
listinG. Evenings and Sunday call Mr..
Condit Ordway 2121
Evening star., 1943-03-13

This emo. .-old detached. center entrance,
frst-fioor lavatory, located on q wide
wooded lot just OF GEORGETOWN rd., In at
tractive Bethesda. A value that Is hard to
duplicate. Reasonable cash payments and
terms can be arranged. Call ME. 1143
until 6 pm.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

REAL BUY-S8,250.
Attractive Cape Cod bungalow, s large
rooms. screened porch, fully equipped
kitchen. gas heat, air-conditioned, full
attic insulated. detached garage; reason
able terms To insnect, call
L. g WHITE. EXCLUSIVE.
7715 Wis. Ave, WI 1900; Eve, WI. 4943.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
GRAHAM-HALL, WI. $3.50.
REDUCED-S97 75O
1880,

I have very desirable brick house six
rooms, one bath and bu!lt-in garage; near
al schools, churches. transport alton and
shopping center; in the vicinity OF sth and
For information phone Emerson 1881
sunday and District Sl41 from am 10
pm weekdays. Ask for Mr. Strain,
HENRY j. ROBB, INC. 1924 Vermont
Evening star., 1943-03-13

ADULT COUPLE TO BOARD OWNER.
Six-room corner house, vicinity 10th and
X ne. Information, write 81 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

Ia blocks from Wisconsin ave.-center
entrance; frst-hoor, large living room
and dining room, extra large den, kitchen;
finished attic; screened porch, gear ga
rage; vacant. Rare bargain at S15,95O.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 6740.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

FAMILY WANTS 3 OR 4
rms, kitchen and bath at once: good refer
ence Call Hobart OC46 after q
Evening star., 1943-03-13
Mount Pleasant-$15,95O
Fine ROOminp House.

Large 3-story brick, splendid neiEhbor-
Very well furnished and furniture is in
cluded in price. A. bargain. BOSS &
PHELPS, Realtors, MA. $500. Sunday and
evenings call Mr.. Shackelford, ST. 66OS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Across the Border

Sid Blowes Of Trans Canada
Airlines dropped in 10 tell me
some enhghtening facts about
his line.
II operates the longest trans
continental commercial airline
in the world-3,9l1 miles and
is one Of the fastest.
It's weather report system
EoVernment-owncd and operated
by the Dominion Department Of
Transports considered tn
finest in the world
An elaborate teletype system
enables TEA representatives 10
confirm seat space 10 any part
Of Canada in 30 Seconds-again
unequaled in the world.
TEA flies from Toronto 10
New York in 2 hours. and if il
weren't for an hour and 30 min
ute stopover there. the flight
from Detroit TO New York
would he competitive with
American lines and with
lower fare because OF currency
discount and scrip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Market Displays
Mixed Trend
Cudahy Features With
Squirt Over ; Points
INDEX
I93SH 100

NEW YORK, Sept. % CUP)
Demand for selected issues lea-
urcd an otherwise irregular trend
in the main stock list in quiet
dealings today.
Bonds drlfted irregularly with
some rails strong. Commodities
also were mixed. Cotton was
down a few points. Hog receipts
were insufficient to make mar.
kct.
Cudahy packing was the out
standing feature in the stock list
shooting up 81 points To new
high at 23i4 Other packing
shares did little.
Selected rails also attracted eN-
Cellcnt demand. All of the Colo
RADIO e. Southern issues reached
new highs, the common on 33s
point Jump TO 10. The Allegheny
prclerrcdS also set new peaks on
fractional gains. Bangor q ArooS-
.iock preferred rose more than one
point to a new high. and Norfolk
& Western gained one point. Other
rails did little of note.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Bank Deposits
Fl Billions

Bank deposits in the United
States totalcd sos, 444 94O. 900
June 80 an increase of "A billion
over the preceding year, il was
reported in the new edition of the
Bankers Encyclopedia
The l4,S29 banks in the United
States and their 1874 branches
have A capital account Of So, 99S, =
80. 1000. the encyclopedia reported
and total resources equaled $ll7.-
Gas, 5S7 600.
These figures represent large
increase over those Of a year ago
it was reported. with bank de-
poSitS up "a per cent. Total re-
sources also increased more than
"a billion. but on a percentage
basis this represented only POS
per cent. The ratio OF capital 10
deposits today is one TO y, the
encyclopedia said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Never The Obvious!

Merrill Lynch's INVESTORS
Reader reminds us Of that old
Wall Street axiom: the stock
market seldom does the obvi-
Gus
Thus smart investors buy
when things look worse and sell
when everything looks bright
Last week. for example. there
was buying in the building
shares although new ConStruc-
ton In the first seven months
Of the year was Off So per cent.
and also in cement shares de-
spite WPB's estimate that sales
for 43 Will he down 90 per cent.
But the proof Of tho pudding
was The rise IN the stocks Of
Spiegel Inc. 10 the highest
levels since 1910 AZ the very
time that the company an
nounced sales had dropped IS
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Mcintosh, fancy Nr
'o M No !. $50 90 Wolf RIVER
No. T. 81 bu.: Snow, fancy, &}.h0 hu
No J. 81 Son3. Crab apples No T. -
hu. No. ? 50 Grapes fancy. 81 % Peck
basket, No ]. 9oc@Si No ? Toe.
!, 50 5oq5 so. 80 g. 50 5ont, Hales,
fancy S7ns hu. No. SAn6 No ?,
8 'oe'! Pear. Bose, NJ. sans ou .
S5n6 No z 81. ounces No. s. Inn ,
No. g. 81 Can'aloupe fancy. 50 50 bu !.
No s. 5Ou4 40 2 S2r2 80. Wafer.
melons. fancy, 10 dor No. l, S5n
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -
Ctlery cabbage fancy, 50 M. No l.
81 500 IS No. , 81 IS Head lettuce
lettuce No 75caSi bu Endi,e snc,
81 bu No I, socnSl p No. 7ao
Escarole 70 55c4N bu Romano,
VEGETABLE GREENS - Cahbsgs
rreens. No. SiUl.50 hu. Colsrds No.
J. 75c q 81 bu ksie No. 9oc 81 hu.
sorrel No. !. 75caSl hu Mustard. 30 o.
J zoe 81 - hu 40. 2 75c Swiss Chard.
No 751 s0c 0u. Tnp greens, No. j.
vEGETABrEs MISC Beans green.
fancy. 81. 50n3.75 bu 80. s. 50n
No. 2, 81 so wax fancy 81 5oHt hu.
No 81 sou No 2 81 5o. Kentucky
wonder No. $40 p bu No g.
80 2 81 Inns beans fancy - ma, No
S303 so Beeis punched No &c q
81 don hch' No, 2. soc topped, No L.
So hu No. ]. S3H3 81 Cabbage fancy
81 IS su No I. 81 25H 50; No. 2 81,
red cabbage. No. I. 81 7in2 hu No. 2.
81 -. curly cabbage No. /, 81 1912 hu-
Carrots hunched 40 7ta Sac duz
bchs No ? soc topped. fancy. 50 %
hu No. T. xi75H2 No. g. t25 Csui-
flower fsnc, - bu No. ! s. $50 -
Celery. fame, 81 25 ~ 30 doz hchs No
50 n soc No. ? 20 70 30c sweet corr.
No. sal - 5-doz ssct No '5c
Cucumbers 'ucsr' fancy s. IN 10.
sos bu picllsrs fancy $40 bu. 80
s. Dll No J. 500 Use doz hchs
Eegplsnt No $50 $50 nv No
- 80. kon,rs9, 70 40, ,SS - n, q9' o'ni
s. = 2 So peck basket. No ?. 81 SO. Onions
green. fancy 4oc don bchs No. so1
Zoe NO 2 tO1 SOC DRY. No L - p %
50 . 5o,lh sack p'ckhsr5s whns taney'
loo Parsley root No D. 75ruSi dol.
hgh' PePpeIss green No j. :. 81 20 y ~. 81
81 25u1 30 30 81 red. not No.
flnl - peck basket red sweet. No J.
En 81 1f1. 90 lO0-Ib 80. q 81 30
Fgwprius $50 fln % bu Ksdishrs
rs- 40 60. &c duI h,hs No 2
N. 5or RY'ahaEaS 30. j. S2H2 go
HI squash Delicious No 7. 81 80 VI
t. Hlnhsr' NO 81 500 hu Italian.
Queen fancy s. bu NO 81 io01 -
Wrrfps punched $50 TScrAl roy
h.0s topped 'aro, 81 SO bu 80 o..
81 6at D.. $50 ss .,' o. so .S'
81 co Ne4s,sois OYSTERS. 80. T. 81 80 dor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Aviation Corp.
Sales Doubled

Aviation Corp reports sales for
the nine months ended Aug. 81
totaled S57 234.555. almost dou-
bling the S29.635.2ll volume for
the corresponding period last
year
Victor Emanuel president. re-
ported consolidated net income
after all charges and taxes for
the nine months was S2.Sl0.4S6
equivalent 10 40 cents per share
of capital stock. This compares
with $3.671, 7l6. or Ga cents per
s hare. for the corresponding
period Of last year.
The federal tax provision was
6.9l7 900, equivalent 10 S1.19 per
share, or almost two and one-half
times net earnings. Taxes for tie
same period ended a year ago
were S4.70O.0OO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
j. :. Shuts Down
Huge Armor
Works

GARY Ind Sept - lNSI
The ys,t $4,000 GOO armor plate
works Of the Carncrte.IlunojS
StecI Corp VIII suspend ope~e-
tons n,N' "Wednesday, u was
learned today
The report was verified by a
>pokeSmTn for the steel company
which operates the plant for the
government but no reason Mas
gwen for the shutdown
II was understood mo shut
down VIII result from q reaSsoSS-
ment of tho nation munitions
program
Mary Lucas. chairman Of Tho
grley ancc committee of the United
steel Workers of America ,CIO)
AZ The plant said nearly 900 en-
ploNes more than half Of hem
women have been notified that
operations VIII nc halted
Construction Of the huge plant
was started by the defense plant
corporation carly in r942 and tho
first armor plate was produced
last fall
An employment peak Of 300
was reached SIN months ago APP
proNimately l.4OO employees were
LAID of three months ago i was
planned originally TO employ 5000
workers.
Employees were told only
skeleton crow Wll-be retained
Whether the plan, viii he CON
verified 10 other war work was
not known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
New Plan TO Aid
Small Business
On War Orders

NEW YORK. Sept. * CUP)-A
new plan 10 protect small business
against cancellation of war con-
tracts because of labor shortages
was announced today by ]. A. r.
MoSeley. a director Of the Smaller
War Plants Corp.
The plan based on experience
with the manpower shortage on
the West Coast, is designed 10
provide flexible adjustments Of
labor and production problems,
MoSeley told press conference
Dual committees 10 operate the
plan now are funCtiOning in Los
Angeles. Seattle and San Fran
cisco. MoSeley said. The SWPC.
he said, already has been granted
representation on the Los Angeles
committee, While Seattle and San
Francisco have agreed TO place
SWPC representatives on their
regional committees.
The SWPC. MOSclcy said. is eX-
peCted to gain representation on
similar dual committees as they
are organized in labor shortage
areas throughout the country.
The dual committees. known as
the area production urgency com
mlttees. and the area manpower
prioritieS committees, Will be
supervised by the War Manpower
Commission and the War Produc-
ton Board
The area production urgency
committee viii make rccommcn-
dations TO the War Production
Board and the area manpower
prioritieS committee will set man
power ALLEGATIONS based on the
urgency committees recommended
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
A Poor Record

The small bond BUYERS F. var
bonds-haVe begged down the
nation over and The midvrek
total for the country shows hat
the So billion goal Is only 80
per cent subscribed
That bad hut DeUotS roe
ord is worse, IN fact. ts mue
more than half AS good as that
In contrast. corporate bond
buyers tne nation over have
taken 81 per cont NJ their $40
billion quota and W'Il probably
20 o'er he top A similar Stua-
ton in this respect prevails
here
Sellers n r bonds should in-
VeS'igste the sales arguments
used by tho men who sold the
corporations both what they
taid and didn't say,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Oats Rise to New
Seasonal Highs
Wheat, Rye Futures
Also Favor Upside

CHICAGO. Sept o GNS)--
Oats continued in demand and
were higher today. Prices adj
Vanced nearly a cent with all de-
liveries reaching new highs for the
season. December selling at 76
and closing al the high.
Wheat and rye also favored the
upside and the former grain ad-
Vanced as much As sc for the
December future before meeting
with important pressure. Deem
Der rye was up as much as sc
to Sl.07Ss.
At the close wheat was &c 10
sc up for nearby futures and I'M
changed for July Oats closed s. c
to sc higher. while rye was &c
TO ! &c up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Us. Releases
Coal Mines

WASHINGTON, Sept . The
coal mines administration has re-
leased 90 more mines belonging
TO 80 companies, 25 Of which were
anthracite mines, Secretary Of
Interior ICkeS announced, Release
of these mines brings 10 $50 the
number OF mines returned 10
private possession since Aug. p.
The coal mines administration still
controls about 244S mines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

had been given "A rotten deal
by govern ment officials who
called him to task for the incen-
tive system in practice at his
Cleveland plant.
II was dragged Ia Washing
ton on an investigation and
there they told us We were very
bad people" ne said. when I
got back 10 Cleveland about
three days later.-they said We
were very good people and Of
fered us the pennant. l told
them 10 take their pennant and
give IL 10 one of the boys who
were good all the time"
Lincoln maintains that tho in
'entlVe system Is responsible for
MS plants high production rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
On the
Business
Front
~ ARD SCHULTZ

C,~ysfI-,ert .r 'rr ,btrr 81
s- a. ..,...
eoNei''''''''
and other parts OF us F7>
armament program has had no
adverse rffag, on recent opera
-. 80 ,.,,.,., L.s..,, 81.
'''''> '
In eS'h '' mo ''''' ''''''.'. TN
through August The company
renorfcd "a now daily high Lowell
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Huge Synthetic Rubber
Plant Completed

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. o.
The Blaw-KnoX Co has completed
the third and final co-polymer
unit of the giant synthetic rubber
plant al Institute. w. Va. near
Charleston, and has turned II over
TO the L. S. Rubber Co. for op-
Grafton. II was announced Today.
The plant will produce annually
10000 long tons Of Burna-S. or
enough 10 make rs million pas
Senger automobile tires.