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Evening star., 1940-02-15
Stock Change Plonned
BY Rollins Hosiery
~ ths Associated Prsss.

~ tbs As00caated Press.
CHICAGO, FEB. 1s.-Rollins Hos
iery Mills. Inc, Of De- Noines, Iowa,
yesterday announced plans IA
change capitalization BY issuing ona
new common share Of stock for each
four now outstanding. The plan viii
b submitted to stockholders ct their
annual meeting February 26.
Under the plan the company
would issue 1l2,200 a par common
shares to replace ~, a. d par shares
outstanding. The 1887 shares Of
- convertible stock would be
changed to u stated value.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Priest Sent TO Prison

For having caused the death Of
several infants BY christening them
With ice-cold water village priest
IN Russia has been sent to prison
for eight years.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Thousands in U. 5.
Reported Offering
ofight for Films
Few Able to Surmount
Governments Barriers;
Some 60 Via Cunudu
~ The Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Thousands" Of Americans have
offered to tight for the Firms, OH
ciab at the Finnish Legation said
today, but the volunteers are find-
ing 1t dimcult to satisfy their urge.
In contrast with Great Britain,
Evening star., 1940-02-15

Tommy Goodwin cycled over rs 900
miles In England lAst year.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

You'll Get new thrill out Of shopping during this
toundsrs Jubilee at your AAP Super Markell Ws'vs
brought you the biggest food bargains At our com.
mand! truly stupendous parade Of good things to
eat al at down A&P prcssl This 10 our way
OF doing honor to the founder Of our organization,
George Huntington Hartford. % years 400 hs laid
down the PRINCIPLES Of direct buylne eliminating un.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

no pueda jugar con ell de Winter
Haven y cumpla su compromise
con el team del institute de Pal
metto, suspended per Ia Asocia
cicn Atletica de Institutes de Ia
Florida.
ST ell institute dc Bradentcn no
cumple la orden, incurrir& en-
una fa.ta de rsspeto al Iribu
nal y quedara sujeto a vra con,
dena en- la Corte de- jrez Viii
hurst.
La semara pas&da Sc cccrl6,
la suspension del "once" de Pal.
metto. por un ano, por habsr lie
vado a los tribunales IN case
que era de la incumbencia &c la
Association. Lafayette Golden,
secretario del a Association, di]-
puso la suspension y dias des =
pu6s, en- sta ciudad, la confirm6
ell comit6 executive.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

por medic de sus coaches, que
esperan conquistar la victoria.
Los Dragones de Jefferson es
peran atacar por ell "%aira,' con
la ayuda de Mase5a y Gsrtia. y
las Panteras, un sons de ma
yor eficiencia, Green tener sagu
70 Ell triunfo, considerable su
ejecutoria en- la actual tempo =
rada.
Bill. Harksr, ell coa.h De JEFF
ferson, atacara con E ia "alinaa
ci6n:" Salinero, 1t; Lazanby, It;
Valdes, lg; Castellano, c; Bag :
gett, rg; Lewis, TT; Sadler, e;
Santana, OBJ; J. Schaibly, III;
Marco Marchetta, rh, y Mase :
da, fb.
Jimmy Hughes, de Plant, pom
dra en- acci6n a Martin, Rights,
Hendricks, Gillett, Evans, Smit,
B. Williams, L. Williams, Zen
degui y Baldwin.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
COTE GANO LA CABRERA
DE MARATHON

Yonkers, Nov. 15.-Gerard
Cote, del Canada, gan6 la carre-
ra de Narration en- ell campeona-
to de la National A. A. u, ha-
ciendo el ~recorrido de las rs mi
las 3S5 yardas en- 2 horas, 81
minutes, or segundos. Leu Gre
CORY, de New York, entr6 en- e.
gundo puasto.
Hizo Ell recorrido Gregory en-
dos horas, 35 minutes y 10 e =
gundoos. Leslie Pawson, de Paw
tucket, R. l., finaliz6 en- tercer
lUgar, en- 2 horss, 40 minutes y
5 segundos,
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Ell p1rtido con Rollins

Los Espartanos de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa sc preparan pa
ra su 1ltimo partido de la tenn
pcrada, que Sc e~fectuara Ell jue-
YES de la semana proxima, con
los Tars de Rollins.
La semana pasada los j6venes
dirigidos por Nash Higgins, Il
coach renunciantes, derrotaron
a Oglethorpe cen anotaci6n DE-
50 por 0.
En- un anterior partido con
los Tars, al comienzo de la tenn
porada, los tampehos no pudie-
ron anotar y la "aplanadora" de
Winter Park hizo 80 puntos,
Champ Williams terminara 81
carrera como futbolista, en- este
afo, y espera dar a los Espar-
tanos una victoria.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Tommy Gomez supo romper la "Duraroca"
Els Il tercera victoria del tampeio sobre
pIgiles de peso complete

de tratar de resistir hasta e.
fin.
Harden sangr6 del a boca, en-
ell cuarto; Sc bati6 en- retirada,
en- 81 quintc; vic cerrado su ojo
izquierdo, en- ell sexto, y en- ell
s&ptimo lie hicieron la cuenta dc
diez, cuando descansaba sobre
sus rodillas.
"Pa" Stribling estim6 que
Harden habia hecho 10 conve =
niente, en- ell septimo, permierdo
que ell arbitro Raymond lie con-
tara por complete.
Julio Ortensio, el p1gil italia
no del peso complete, puso a dor
mir a una ~"paloma", Bob Mi
chaels, de Atlanta, en- 40 segun
dos del primer round. Ortensio
lie atac6, al sonar la campana, lie
pogo, lie derrib6 w.. lie hicieron
la cuenta.
Los golpes Electives de Julio
'martillearon" en- las costillas y
ell est6mago de Michaels.
Embellishments ell fuerte ven
cedor Sc ofreci6 para pelear con
ell soldado Clark, ell "astro' de
MacDill Field. Frank La Mar
que, ell empresario, ofreci6 to :
mar en- cuenta la proposition.
Ulises Vale puso a dormir a
Lew Vance, de 1873 libras, en- ell
segundo asalto. Pete Filippi de-
rrot6 por nocaut tecnico a K. o.
Barnes, en- ell match de aperture
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

y Cogorza acept6 en- seguida, ir
a por cuerdas y poleas a uno de
los carros.
En- un instante, los randas a
taron unas maromas enormes,
de las que servian para levantar
Ell circo, a uno de los arboles
corpulentos que Sc inclinaban so
bre la corriente, y ell Cogorza,
provisto de ganchos y convenien
temente atado, descendi6 al ca
rro sumergido, sosteniendose
con su vieja habilidad de apache
sobre la techumbre inclinada.
No hay que decir que 81 deca-
no de la gallofa iba provisto de
todas las herramientas de su al
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
DEPORTES
NUEVO ADMINISTRATOR
DE LOS CUBS DE CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov. 15.-La reorga
nizaci6n de los Cubs Sc ha ex-
tendido Y Phillip Wrigley anun-
clio aver 81 nombramiento de
James T. Gallagher, un perio-
dista, redactor del Chicago He
r~ald-American, para admins
trador general de la novena. Ga
llagher items SO amos de edad y
en- differences Ocasiones habfa
criticado energicamente a los
Cubs. Durante ell periodic de di-
recci6n de Hartnett, dos amos y
medic, arreci6 sus ataques.
Interrcgado aver SCORE sus
planes manifesto que su prime
"a aspiration es eliminar la con-
fusion que ha venidO carecte.
rizando al executive de los Cubs
v mejorar las relaciones de Ia
novena con los fanatics.
"Nombraremo sun manager
para ,sustituir a Hartnett antes
de que las ligas memories Sc reu.
nan, en- ell mes de diciembre. Ell
ell terreno, Ell director 10 sera e
hombre que e~scojamos. Suya Sc
"a tambien la responsabilidad"
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Horar, a juzgar por ell tono com
pungido y triste de sus paia-
bras.
@C6mo Sc han caido?-pre
'gunt6 Kstty, espantada.
luna desgracia, mujer, u
ma desgracial 70 iba un POGO
.delante explorando ell canine,
ell animal del caballo. que para.
.algo era un animal, Sc desvi6, Y.
icatapluml todos han lido a pa
rar al RIO.
=Y Sc han ahogado?
-Todos va 10 veis.
-lMadame PAT, tambi6n, que
era tan buena nadadora?..
-Fodos.
5iY d6Dde estan7
Los dos randas Sc echaron a
reir a escuchar la pregunta que
Inabia formulado Tony.
-Tomal Sc los ha llevado el
aqua, y q estas horas deben
estar va en- el mar, sirviendo de
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
ia profession.

"a pANAN9ANhs
En- un abrir Y cerrar de ojos,
'Pablito limo por dos o tres sitios
la gran barra de hero que ce-
rraba las puertas del carbonate.
Pero surgi6 un inconvenien-
tie.
No Sc podia abrir las puertas,
a causa de la enorme preston del
aqua del rio.
Y hubiera sido una loeura in
tentar abrir la puerta posterior
pcrque la corriente hubiera ba-
rrido TODD el interior del CARO-
mato, arrastrando tambien Ia
Gaia donds iba el dinero de
Monsieur Renard.
Cogorza, hombre de grandes
recursos. como va sabemos, tu-
vo una de sus ideas luminosas.
FL mismo intentaria penetrar
en- el carbonate. eohando uR
corredizo sobre Ia GAIA de
marras.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Ell hotelero Tommy Gomez
di6 aver otro paso en- la escala
del peso complete y en- el s5pti-
mo asalto puso a dormir, luegc
de haberlo tirado cinco wees, a
"Duraroca" Harden, ell ahijado'
de "Pa" Stribling.
Para veneer a Harden ell mu-
chacho tampeno descarg6 sus
majores golpes, cerrandole ell y
10 iz3uierdo, hiriendolo en- la ca
ra y lhaciendole sangrar por la
bCca.
La "durarcca," convertida en-
melcocha suave, tenia una ven
taja de mas de 20 libras, en- ell
peso, cuando son6 la campana.
Gomez, con sus 1T, lie abri6 81
fuego EN- ell primer asalto y tenn
blaron las piernas del ciudada-
ia de Carolina del Norte. Una
derecha por la mandibula, COM
Ibinada con una izquierda al
.cuerpo, hizo que Harden pare
ciera aturdido y el asalto termi-
no mostrando ell visitante, en- un
IciC, ell efecto de los formidables
punos de Tommy.
Harden atac6 en- ell segundo.
lp:nsando que la mejor defensi-
va es la ofensiva, y mantuvo o
Gomez sin ventaja.
Pero en- Ell tercero los puhos
del discipulo de Leto entraror
de nuevo en- calor y una derechs
a la mandibula trio a Harder
por la cuenta de nueve. Una IL
quierda Sc estrell6 despues con
ira la mandibula de Harden y K
hicieron otra cuenta de nueve.
Ell tercer asalto di6 a enten.
der a los spectators que la vic
toria de Gomez era inmiDente.
Iquedandole a Harden el recourse
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paste a los peces.

paste a los peces.
Pablito do una orden POGO
despues: iban a acampar aqui,
hasta Yer 81 descendant las a.
guas y Sc podia salvar algo de
10 contenido en- el caro- que ca
vera al rio.
II Bueno, gentuza l5dijo lus
90 EN- tcno de mando-; a recl-
ger lena, que vsmos a hscar una
paella al estilo de Valencia.
Y ahadi6 esta oraci6n fine
bre para los desdichadcs a quie-
mes habia quitaGo la vida sin
piedad:
-tSabeis 10 que dieen en- les
cortijos cuando Sc muere uno?
I'm enemigo menos, V una "a
ci6n mas. Hale. coger lehal
Hey nos tOcara dob,e raci5nl..
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
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Ohio minister ~racently said from
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La gaceta., 1940-11-15

terrible zarp2zo al caballo del
capataz, abriald-le ell vientre,
como los cuernos de los toros a
los eaballos delgadisimos en- las
pl1zas de Espaha.
Per suerte, esta tarde, Ell ca
m'no estaba solitario y tran
Aasm6s; el ingeniero regre-
'3a hoy mas tamprano, Y a
c'S;-en,os metres lie segufa TO-
Ga Ia tropa de capataces, de ms
pectores Y muchos obreros. que
.oan q pernoctar en- la vecina al
lea de Line.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
CAPITULO XIII
Una carta

Pedro Dc Ndhez m,raba a IN
lado Y otro del canine. rayan-
do p%rontas Jas armes De frero
Ancche, a. rarrcser vro De
sns capabcos hscia L,n5, "a al
dea improvi ada dcu5s ahora
ac2mpab ban clos, una psreia d.
raa'es le habia carraj5 a'
camino, a,scardo.as farozman.
te.
Fl capataz, IN ho'ar6ss ri
gant9so, era un formidable H.
y an honbra de .anersa
san re fra.
Grac.as g clio salv6 Ia vida.
tum6an3o pcr terra a las dos
5estias sanguinarias. una de les
'uales, Ia hembra, al caer herida
De muerte, adn pudo lamar IN
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

A cola cough seriously endaEgers
YOU. eur family, ard Igor b" ness
qtes. Illness from colds ana
I cause more less Of time
ell other d-isca.cs cos'rlled.
II ON havc corrl due to a cold,
vet Nfo.l5o-Mu'5ian, slte rla3n-
ted m.aciae tolay. ii Mehtho-
Nu!s'oc fciis to stop your cougar,
mime ..tcly and g. you entirely
ever your cold colgh Cui er chan
my mei.cire you ever tricd, ass
or ycgr money ba x.
Nerth9-sI, Son is mole than on
,r5iaary rseatine. 1t cor'a'ns ~
ni.is n end d 70 bald your c3lG
RI, stance, AID seven Ting
so.ling oils a03 ' 's r.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

PerO cuando Sc disponia a G.
jecutar la suerte, ell grande HON
bre, falto de fuerzas para con-
trarrestar 81 impetu de la CO.
rriente, estuvo a punto de ser a
rrastrado por las aguas.
Hubo que desistir de la opera
ci6n, y esperar.
o
La sorpresa de los pequehue-
los despertaron no tuvo limites.
So les hizO Greer que habia O.
currido una desgracia, que Ell
caro- habia caido vi rio a media
noche y que todos Sus ocapaptes
sc habian ahogado.
Les pequehuelos experiment
taron una sensation inmensa de
terror.
Dick miro de modO muy sig
nificativo a Tony, que no COM
prendia...
CogoZa Y el Chepa Sc lamen-
tabann, y pareeia que debieran
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

RECOMPENSA de $500 q
quien entregue un cato blanco,
Persia, extraviado hace 2 sema-
mas. Dirijase al 2106 Central av.
o lame por 81 tel6fcno NJ 51-972,
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Plant contra Jefferson

Dos de los Institutes locales,
Plant y jefferson, jugaran hoy
en- Phillips Field, a las ocho de
Ia noche, y los dos han dicho,
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Una orden judicial

Ell juez George w. Whitehurst
del decimo segundo distrito ju-
diciai firm5 syer una Orden pa
re- GU e. de Bradenton
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Pesr' volvi6 a suspirar.

-. V0IVIo a sIspirar.
como s!empre, en- estas horas
e- atardeeer, los recuerdos do
'toso' intensamente dolorosos
, norrl6!es del pasado, lie que
ma5an el alma.
NO importaba que tOda la ra-
G'H sStuviera de su parte; no
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
La GACETA

81 peri6dico en- idiomA ESpHhcl
b mas circulation en- Tampa
VlCtoEiano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semaral: 20 c
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TelsfOnO Y 1892
Evening star., 1940-02-04

was impressed by the stark simplicity of their
design. The slender trunks rose gracefully sky
ward with never branch or foothold until
they terminated in tufts of long, thick leaves.
How" Pinky demanded obviously, do you
climb palm?"
Josie glanced at him disdainfully "Hawaiians
run up them on all fours."
Two falls later, from elevations of five and
eight feet respectively, Pinky decided he was
no Hawaiian. At least not to the extent of
running up palm tree on all fours The tech
nique seemed to escape him. He glared at the
tree spat on his hands and began to ascend
of bear climbing pole
Alta boy!" Josie called up to him.
Pinky looked down at her. Through the blur
of sweat running into his eyes he could see that
she was smiling up at him. Smiling! 1t was the
first indication of the possibility of general
thaw. Exultation swept through him. He'd
show her the stuff Hollister was made of!
He redoubled his efforts The palm began to
sway violently.
Look OUT" Josie shouted suddenly.
Pinky heard the swish of falling coconut.
OF two falling coconuts of three
and then something hit him on the head with
loud bong!
He was lying stretched out under the palm
when he opened his eyes. He was filled with
aches and pains His head was solid misery.
He groaned.
I'm going to die!" he whispered feebly
Eventually" Josie said cheerfully. Mean
while we have coconuts."
Josie's words registered slowly with Pinky
But as they did. deep bitterness filled him.
A vast self-pity enveloped him. So that was
the way of it! As soon as she had what she
wanted she tossed him aside . . broken
tool She was like all other women He was
dying and all she thought of was coconuts!
Probably he had dozen bones broken. Prob
ably
Pinky leaped to his feet with sudden YELL
He jumped up and down, shaking himself and
slapping at dozen different parts of his body
at once. Josie, with half coconut in each hand,
Evening star., 1940-02-04

grating sound. 1t had grounded on sandy
beach.
Its an slandv Pinky yelped.
1T isn't the Hoboken ferry Slip" Josie
snapped Come on. help me pull this raft up
on the beach
Pinky hesitated Josie glared at him.
What are you waiting for?" she demanded.
Grover Whalen and brass band?"
There may be cannibals!" Pinky whispered
tensey.
Josie shifted so much the better. could
eat couple of them raw" She jumped off the
raft into knee deep water. Come on, will you?
This is the end of the line!"
The sun, exploding over the eastern horizon,
revealed small island rising gently up from the
beach to rank green underground and scat
tered coconut palms. Josie surveyed the sur
roundings She was, despite everything,
lovely vision on the beach. The breeze pressed
her peach h-oolored pajamas against a slender
figure and ruffled her soft yellow hair. Her
lips were compressed in straight line as she
turned to Pinky.
- Scatter around, laddie boy, she commanded
uisply See if you can find spring"
vine She was girl who could, and did, stand
on her own charming legs. Emotions rose within
Pinky above hunger and thirst. He squared his
shoulders. For this girl he was going to make
good. For this girl, he knew, he darn well had
to make good to be regarded with anything
better than disdainful tolerance.
Right he said in tones as crisp as Josie's
"A spring it is!''
AN HOUR later Pinky had discovered: QD
that the underground was composed in equal
parts of barbed wire and old razor blades, (2)
that there was no spring on the island.
He limped painfully back to where Josie
waited for him on the beach.
There isn't any water" he reported
Josie nodded. Il was afraid of that" she
said We'll, in that case you'll have to climb
one of those palms and get some green ooconuts.
I've heard theyr full of juice.
Pnky stared thoughtfuly at the palms. He
Evening star., 1940-02-04

smiled. Sand fleas," she announced calmly.
Pinky stopped slapping. He glared at Josie.
He pointed finger.
Enough is enough!' he shouted. why
should everything happen to me? You can have
this blasted South Sea paradise! Me, I'm going
to load the raft with oooonuts and shove of.
I'm not going to stay here to be eaten alive,
and break my neck every time cold-blooded
woman wants to be fedv'
Josie's soft young lips frightened in a slightly
grim line. 1--we got fleas toe" she said quietly.
! INKY waved his arms. He snorted. He paced
back and forth in bitter rage.
you've got feas!" he shouted. "Hah!
That's too bad What about me? I'm probably
hurt inside. risk my life. struggle, sweat and
toll! And what do get?"
Josie's lips frightened some more.
"Coconuts," she said
Pinky had spasm. 'Hah" he ragged Coco
nuts! So life is reduced to oooonuts!'
1t could" Josie said ominously. 'be re-
duced to less than that
Pinky grunted. Listen" he said, around
and sympathy or does he get left to rot in
the sum-
Josie put the oooonut down. She looked at
Pinky. sit down. she said
Somehow Pinky found himself sitting down.
Now" Josie said ooldly, Tets get the
straight of things In the first place, saved
your life. In the second place, l sacrificed
getting rescued by doing it. In the third place,
I'm not cold -blooded. I'm just disguised at the
bad bargain made. thought - well, never
mind what thought. should have known
better. All the way from New York you've
acted like spoiled school kid. What do you
want me to do? Have romantic palpitations
just because you fell out of tree and landed
on that overstuffed -" Josie paused for breath
Her eyes snapped. IF you don't like the way
things are going we'll split this island in half.
I'll live IN my part and you stay in yours. Or
you can take the damn raft and shove off, See
if care!''
Pnky blinked He felt exactly as if he had
Evening star., 1940-02-04

been held up gmgerly between
thumb and forefinger, ex-
amined and then dropped
back in a ditch where he be-
longed. Pinky squirmed. He
wiggled his toes in the sand.
Josie" he said meekly,
I'm sorry" Then for no
particular reason that he
knew he added, Il - l love
YOU"
Josie shifted. Il knew that
the second day of the cruise.
But you love yourself more.
Your trouble is enlargement
of the bankroll. You're
spoiled, selfish ="
"Oh, is that so!" Pinky cut
in with newly rekindled in
dignation. Il suppose YOU"
Il would hate" Josie said,
with a toss of her head, ito
be caught in the rain with a
new dress on if we only had
one umbrella between us.
You -"
Josie stopped. She held her
breath.
whats that?" she whis-
pered tensely. DO you hear
it,"
Pinky listened. Unmis-
takably he heard the faint,
distant drone of an airplane
engine. Pinky leaped to his
feet.
"Saved!' he yelled.
MAYBE" Josie said, a dry
note mingling with the excite
ment in her voice. IF that's
a navy plane doing routine
patrol, such as we saw from
the Eastern Star, it'll be fly
ing SO high it may not see us.
We'll build a fire!" Pinky
cried.
Josie nodded. Sure" she
said bitingly. Just get some
dry leaves together and blow
some of that hot air on them."
Sheepishly Pinky followed
Josie down to the beach.
lane!" Josie cried. Anxiety
pc in her voice. Its coming
but it is flying high. Oh -
, us after ALL"
Evening star., 1940-02-04

There's the plane!' Josie cried. Anxiety
mingled with hope in her voice. Its coming
this way too, - but it is flying high. Oh -
they may not see us after all'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Set Trial Jan. 10
) Officers

January Is was set. today by
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
man as the trial date for five
policemen and one of their wives
charged with spiriting graft
grand jury witness out of town TO
prevent him from testifying against
the officers.
The six. who pleaded not guilty
when arraigned on the states in
formation, are Lieut.. Daniel
Schoonover, his wife. Mary; Sergt.
John Lochridge, Sergt. John w.
Scharf. Sergt. Peter F. Scally and
Patrolman Alfred Perry. All are
charged with conspiracy to OBJ
struct justice.
Bonds for the officers. who are
now suspended, were continued at
$1,000 each. Mrs. Schoonover is
free under personal bond. The six
are charged with keeping from
court Charles Bethel, the grand
jury witness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
5O|1P|ane Output
Plan Studied
By Roosevelt

President Roosevelt had before
him today the plan Of the JAW
CLIO designed TO use the facilities
of the automotive industry to man.
ufacture 500 complete airplanes a
day.
Phillip Murray. new head OF the
CLIO, presented the plan 10 the
President and discussed st with
him.
The plan, worked out by Waller
P. Reuther, director of the JAWS
General Motors division after a
survey of existing plant facilities.
was not received with any great
enthusiasm in Washington by
Representatives -aiTplaRe- man
ufacturers.
While quick 10 praise the motor
makers for their cooperation IN
producing engines -and-pafts OF
planes il was stated that the
rapidly-expanding airplane COM
panies are better equipped TO
manufacture complete planes.
Reuther. in explanation OF his
plan, said that his survey indicated
that only so per cent of the poten-
tial capacity of the auto industry's
plants was being used. II plants
functioned to their limits 500
planes could be made daily, the
survey indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Hail Fellow
Giving .Deserter Draft
Gard Jails Canadian

Steve Voros, 20. who was born
In Hungary but is now Canadian
citizen and lives al 1889 Marion
avenue. has changed his address TO
the Ontario Reformatory for the
next six months, all because he
was a good fellow TO his friends.
During the recent Canadian ma
tional registration VoroS worked
as a clerk at one of the registra-
ton booths and when the registra-
ton was finished he took several
of the blanks with him He gave
two TO a friend and his wife. but
the friend turned out to be a de-
serter from the Canadian army. so
when the military authorities
caught up with him he had to ex-
plain how he came by a national
registration card.
This brought about Nores. arrest
and his sentence by Magistrate D.
NJ. Brodie on a charge Of ''unlaw-
fully making registration certifi-
Gates"