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Seventeen pounds of salvaged
kitchen fat provide enough glycerine
to fire 85 anti-tank «hell*.
T he Town P ump
innrrflrd to mor e
than ten million« the last quarter oF
1941 and double this in the second
quarter of 1942. Of the nearly $62,-
000,000 increase in manufacturing,
about half was in basic and finished
lumber production.
Construction made the greatest
proportionate gain, more than doub
ling its pay roll, mainly because of
the Hermiston job. With canton
ments, air fields, shipyards munitions
dumps and other war-time plants
under construction, this industry may
hit a new high in 1942/
Here are the comparisons in the
main pay roil divisions.
Agriculture, forestry
and fishing $ 830,663
$ 1,190,360
Mining
-
- 2,737,371
3,276,188
Construction 11,606,356
25,424,467
Manuf’turing 113,813,047 175,587,010
Communication
A utilities 28,356,404
31,457,980
Wholesale, retail
trade -
70,180,612
85,603,580
Finance, realty 10,002,308
12,338,356
Service
-
16,048,533
20,356,030
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