America 1919

Chapter 934 - 319, 300,000 for a hundred billion



After concluding the trip to Washington, Donnie returned to Atlantic City.

Café Jackson came to Donnie’s office to inform him that the matter of the military factory’s land had been resolved, and construction could begin immediately!

Donnie revealed to Café Jackson the news about DuPont, Chase, Mellon, and Walker joining as shareholders. He instructed Café Jackson to register a dedicated account for the military factory at Breton Bank and deposit the startup capital into the account.

Café Jackson was thrilled about the DuPont Family’s participation, as their influence in the United States’ military industry was significant.

Mutual benefit is a principle strongly upheld by most capitalists.

"Alright, although they are shareholders, all matters concerning the military factory still require our personal attention!"

Donnie reminded Café Jackson.

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Café Jackson nodded and replied, "Understood!"

Then, Café Jackson handed Donnie a list containing the names of the members of the military factory’s preparatory committee.

"These individuals have been the most outstanding talents since the establishment of the Strategic Department, and I believe their abilities are sufficient to support the current situation!"

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