| Show rMiccnAV eVCKIIKia H Y t THE OGDEN 1041 BOMBER FIRMS Named RFC 3-- A STANDARD-EXAMINE- D Chief POOL RESOURCES L TO SPEED WORK ' ' a Aircraft Industry Expects (' To Make 500 Planes Per Month LOS ANGELES July 2 (UP)— American airplane bunders are their productive resource Doolln to give tne unneu cwin ana vfc' in on unprecedented fleet of lon£ nr four enirlne heavy bombers The aviation news committee of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America reported today this cobperatlon would produce an Mmflted BOO bomben monthly in 1942 It based its figures on gov- rnment records and forecasts Col John II Jouett president of the aeronautical cnamoer sam thfum bombers produced in suffi cient numbers successfully could convoy shipping from America to S if V Charles B APPOINTED Henderson 4 director of the reconstruction finance corporation named chairman of the agency succeeding Emil Schram who rer signed recently to become president of the New York Stock Exchange Henderson Is from England Three Pacific coast manufactur or — Boelnsr of Seattle Douzlas of Santa Monica Calif and Vega of Burbank Calif — have agreed upon a cooperative croeram for produc E bombers tion ot Boeing's Each will produce completely assembled warplanes Parts will be B-17- interchangeaole Endures S Speedy Gars To Besrin Ooeration Consolidated Aircraft Corp of San Diego and Douglas are buildbuild ing two $22000000 plants tosched4 bombers The plants are uled to begin operation by the end of 1941 Consolidated will operate at Fort Worth Tex and Douglas at Tulsa Okla in another cooperwill ative program be produced by the automotive in' dustry Output of these plants the aero- -' nautical chamber predicted will - increase production of heavy bomb200 to ers planes per month After the cooperative begins production in 1942 the output should total 500 a month the chamber added The chamber stressed that these figures cover only the heavy bombers and do not include other cooperatives for the production of medium bombers Under the latter fast ships of the Martin 6 and North American 5 type will be produced by the Glenn L Martin Co and North American Aviation at government plants at Inc Omaha Neb and Kansas City 7$o Automobile manufactures will supply To Build Addition Held Up By Ball Chain B-2- Sub-assembl- : ' iiiiiinmiiuiil BENTON HI July 2 (AP)— The ball and chain has assumed a new role in Benton police court Instead of being used to shaekle prisoners they are used to anchor automobiles of speeding drivers Police avowed the cars would re main shackled until fines for speed ing were paid ga rr HP0INT IMtJT proved-in-advan- A1' ViV B-2- Alaska July 2 ANCHORAGE (AP) — A small scale gold rush reminiscent of Alaska's most tur- 0Z4 bulent historic chapter is underway among a troop' contingent stationed northeast of here Thirty-thre- e soldiers who had set on tent a the Little Susitna up city To augment the" program Boe- river last weekend found silver Jng plans immediate construction mercury and cinnabar indications of a laree addition to the No 2 on claims where gold showing predivision at plant of its Stearman new discovered It had been viously DiacK-oWichita Kas Douglas' a in miniature started stampede plant"— a windowless building The soldiers installed a from whichno light can escape-so- on sluice box and began sinking a will be ready to manufacture in search of bedrock shaft toward bombers at Long Beach Cal a free vein gold Vega will produce them at its new The soldiers planned to spend factory at Burbank Calif bomb- their entire Fourth of July weekJouett said the long range in end the quest Major M R Imer coperative program is an la the of portant step toward standardiza Marsten leaderthe air corps tion of types urgently needed by group both the United States and Britain It assures concentration on production of two models of the major Armor Plate Aplenty facilities of a large section of the Steel Firm Reports industry He emphasized however that it would hot limit production CLEVELAND July 2 (AP)— Reby the companies of other types of sub-assembl- ies : t-- T CONOCO ' it ioj- i) I r A ' All OIL MOTOR fc Social Security System Scored stockholders The corporation also has a capacity for 700 tons of light armor ' BUFFALO N 'Y July 2 (AP) plate monthly which the tank proRepresentative Frank B Keefe (R- - ducers must fabricate before using Wis) told the sixth national Town The output in both categories is send convention Tuesday that con increasing gress has an "immediate responsiJ bility" to replace the social security TO SAVE DAYLIGHT system with one under which fed WASHINGTON July 2 (AP)— eral taxes alone will provide uni form old age pensions Daylight saving time would be Keefe assailed the existing meth established throughout the nation od whereby the federal government from the last Sunday in March to matches state funds for pensions the last Sunday in October each asserting that the system leaves year under a bill introduced Mon L "grave discrepancies & r day by Rep McLean - Oil-plati- Fantastic Death Valley brings ' ' It's at Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco station for you popular-priced- ! 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