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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

ing network of telephones, by the
Queens bedside. in her boudoir,
by her chaise Tongue where she
reclined and by the mirrored We
netian toilet table where her hair
was daily dressed. connected the
Queen with the Spiders house
and office.
Everybody knew that in his
private life, Prince Stirbey was
ardently in love with his wife,
most devotedly the father of his
large family.
His daughters, particularly he
adored, swearing early ne would
provide them rich dowries, to
command for them powerful hus-
bands. Well, he could only do
this in Rumania by working with
the Queen.
Shortly, they perfected the sys-
tenn of their own enrichment.
They made a law called "Prin
moi insine," which meant that all
profits in Rumania should come
through ourselves" Only they
could develop" Rumania.
This law allowed them to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

force the peasants, harnessed to
their own farm carts, to drag
the wheat to market, where
prices were the lowest, to sell
TO ourselves. And anyone who
criticized their system forced
through when the Queen COM
PEELED the signature of the King
why. that critic was clapped
into Jail.
Thus the money came rolling.
But while all this was happen
ing privately, as the Queen be-
leved, a little son was growing
up in her palace That little son.
Carol, as a child was passionate
ly devoted to his beautiful young
mother; and she seemed, in those
days, to be devoted to her first
born.
DUT as Carol grew up-and 1
- pass lightly and indeed wholly
over those years-the whispers
grew that the beautiful Queen
held power to be more dear to
her than her son. Remorselessly,
as the years marched on, Carol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
/ Watched the Old
World Crumble
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schnitt, trying 10 be calm.
Men who have Rumania's in
terests at heart. Men who would
control the steel output for Ru-
mania in case Of war"
Patriots" said Ausschnitt,
not without irony, Then he con-
tinued:
Il am planning TO follow my
wife 20 France. i am planning
10 leave Rumania perhaps for
many years. But will only hand
over my rights 10 the Steel
Foundries at the border.
II was agreed But many
things can happen al the border.
At the border when the steel
magnate, Ausschnitt, handed over
the empowering pa s,-one
hand was stretched out 10 grab
the papers. And another hand
reached out and pulled that flee
ing millionaire back across the
border into Rumania
He was tried. And, shortly,
KING carol, signing the commit
ment papers, Max Ausschnitt,
the former magnate of Rumania,
was clapped into one of his coun-
try's strongest jails.
After that. there came speed
ing back to Rumania that
young wife, Lyvia Ausschnitt.
She visited her husband in jail,
and then. so we in Paris soon
heard, she was hidden again to
a tea party at the Palace She
didn't even go, this time.
And so the stalemate contin-
ued. Ausschnitt in Jail Lyvia
still the faithful wife, King Carol
the absolute and regardless
monarch. ThatLWas until those
riots. the abdication, and that
hasty exit. Then the gates of a
Jail rolled open. And Max Aus
schnitt came forth to the arms
of his devoted-and still chaste
young wife
But this is quite beside the
question which has always in
trigued me, which anyone with
thought and interest in the amaz-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

ny q nompoo WIN SoopieSS E1uio
TNHoUsANps Of women find Halo
i Shampoo the way to beautiful,
radiant hair. Because Halo contains no
soap, It can't leave a dulling soap film
iib< many old style soap shampoos.
I With Halo Shampoo you don't even
need a lemon or vinegar rinse. And the
new ingredient IN Halo makes oceans of
lather IN hardest water.
SO discover how really beautiful your
hair can be with Halo. You II find Halo
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counter In 10e and larger
sizes. Halo Shampoo IS APP 80
proved by Good Housekeep- HALO
ing Bureau. k~o. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

\Y/ELL, what next? Surely TO
w clamp down on Carols
funds. 1t would be hard for even
a royal bridegroom, no matter
how much in love, TO live long on
that emotion alone. And love
flies out the window when pow
erty walks in at the door. ="
Prince Stirbey also knew about
that
Wen starve them into sense"
he said.
Then General Avarescu made a
report on Carol as a soldier. 1t
was under the general that the
Prince had served.
The general told how, on the
29th of October, 1916, he had
ordered Carol to 90 immediately
to his army post. Carol was
dining with other officers. And,
although the sky in the distance
was red with the cannonading Of
the enemy, the prince Heir" re-
fused TO stir. He sat on at the
table for several hours, while the
enemy advanced. At two O'Clock
in the morning, five hours after
he had been ordered to depart,
Carol still sat drinking with his
rollicking companions.
Well, that was ammunition for
Marie and her party. In the
meantime, out of funds, COM
manded home by King Ferd-
inand, torn and sorrowful and
still very much in love, Prince
Carol left his wife at Odessa and
went home to Bucharest.
There was the usual family
rows, ending with the King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
My make me
sxferhOm
EEAg:h oee
when you could
give me such
quick SeXeF
with PUlvEx

Use quick Kin twated
PulveK Flea Powder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

tNaon-eide ytey recently conducted among thousands Of den,
fists sbOud tba dentists personally Ipana 10 any Ofb1
dHfrice A1d also bOted that dentists Ibana
for patients daily than tbe three dese combined
paste bouder liquid.
PRODUCT OF RRISTnI- NINIRs COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03


Powerful Armament Magnate
of Rumania, Who Lost Liberty,
Fortune and Almost His Lovely
Wife Through the Changing
Fortunes of Rumania.
ing spectacle Of Rumania speed
ing toward its doom, must have
asked about Carol.
What made him like he is
4 HAVE thought Of the reasons,
many times. l have formed
my own opinion as I talked with
my friend, the Jewish Rumanian
lawyer, Pantazi, and heard him
tell with his own lips the story
Of how the late Queen Marie of
Rumania. in her fierce jealousy
of her older son, enlisted lawyers,
schemiAg statesmen, anyone who
seemed complaisant, to involve
Carol in liaisons and intrigues
that would discredit him for the
throne.
This story Of a mothers plot
tings against her first-bon had
a beginning, long years ago,
when Marie was the young Eng
lish princess. wife of Ferdinand,
the heir to old King Carol; when
her son, Carol II, was a baby in
his nursery
At once the young Princess
started having children. Prince
Barbu Stirbey the Black Spider"
of Rumania, encouraged her in
this.
II was early the idea of Prince
Stirbey, to marry Maria's daugh-
ters to Balkan kings Princess
Elizabeth to the King OF Greece,
Princess Marie to the King of
Yugoslavia
When Marie went to Rumania
Prince Stirbey was a fascinating
young man.
BESIDE the royal palace m
- Bucharest and at Mamaia, the
the royal castle on the Black sea,
stand the two residences Of
Black Prince Stirbey. An amaz-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

THOUSANDS of dentists will tell
Il you that gums, as we'll as teeth,
need regular daily care 4. because
sensitive gums are a real threat TO
bright and sparkling smiles!
Today's creamy foods do not give
our gums the vigorous chewing that
they need to be strong and healthy.
Gums are apt to grow Aabby and ten
der-frequently signal their distress by
a tinge of pink on your tooth brush.
See your dentist when pink"
shows on your tooth brush. Find out
if il means trouble ahead. But usually
you will learn that lack of exercise is
to blame! And your dentists advice,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Teeth are brighter-smile'
sparkle when Gums are
Firm and Healthy!

Guard against Pink Tooth Brush. Help keep
your gums firm and healthy-your teeth bright and
sparkling :. with Ipana and Massage!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

like that Of thousands of other dem
lists, may simply be the healthful
stimulation of Ipana and massage"
Ipana is specially designed TO do
two things: CD clean your teeth TO
natural brilliance; (2) with massage,
help firm your gums. SO each time
you brush your teeth, massage a little
extra Ipana onto your gums. That
invigorating tang exclusive with
lpana and massage tells you that
gum circulation IS quickening, help
ing gums 10 new hrmneSs.
Get Ipana today. Let Ipana and
massage help you TO hrmer gums,
brighter teeth, more attractive smiIel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

and IN short tiFpe your iiea bitten pct all md
hfe ooTth hsiHg afaiH.
Rid your tormentcd dog Of fcas quick tor
feas may also give hun tspeworms, hcaTtWmuis-
Az first sign Of scratching. use PulveH, he lica
powder with the 4in-l formula. PulyeK busted
al over % actually kills all the heas. none
revive to reinfest. C2) quickly helps soothe irri-
tations from scratching; CD prevents reIntesta-
tons for several days. (O kills
any ticks. lice which also may
be present. USagblit
Over 100000 owners FOE. 4 tpryS,shs |
merry paid sc for PulvcH @tefsag
available AZ DC Az all drug. y"
pet. and department stores. NJ
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Continued on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
One for Wizards

Not one Of the wizards who
appear in Information. Please
radio programs or who line up
before Professor Quiz, could
answer this question:
what prompted the origina-
ton Of the electric light indus
try"
Thomas A. Edison. the father
IF electricity, once told me. 1t
may strike you as unbelievable.
hut here is his first hand ex-
planation:
- was paying a sheriff IS a
day To postpone judgment on
my small factory. Then came
the gas man. and because 1
could not pay his bill promptly.
he cut off my gas. was In the
midst Of certain very important
experiments. and To have the
gas people plunge me into dark
ness made me so mad that 1 at
once resolved l would try to see
II electricity couldn't he made
to replace gas and give those
gas people a run for their money.
I stuck 10 my search for four
years, but / was so poor IN
economist that I didn't hurt
them at all until many years
after having my gas cut off,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
"~o Business Hits High
lAhAhC.N for Current Upswing
Nv LEWIS HANEY


~
Under great defense program business
activity forged ahead again industrial output
highest since the perhaps highest record
no kept mind that The output per capita
Incidentally should he forgotten for moment that
the @ output now dHd d Go q N R
might say that production has increased but mat the rise mas
or course too il the increased activity
public increased liabilities for taxation the showing would
But in tons or pieces product number Of
employed, the records are being broken
Several points he found in the weeks statistics
preparation the Of the rise
the statistics of certain industries such steel In these cases
in output possible But Al this
normally and merely holding steady puts the
textile production fact which should
Socaled nondrahe consumer goods are S
about defense the Socaed durable
Another rn IS seen in The further power
production This due entirely The douth in the
The more important the indexes Of business activity
which occurred railway cariosdngs and IN lumber
level since in shipments and tends TO
confirm the effect that shipments general nave 6 n
Incidentally probably shows that any rise in INVENTORIES Of
Of primary producers but IN the hand
Of who Nave accumulated raw and semi
The gain in lumber production doubtless reflects the high rate Of
construction perhaps helped by Improvement
labor situation IT is notable mat lumber are
Inc industry a whole 10 be in good shape ~
in value triple the volume of
year Defense work is the main factor
The Industry has again been able TO attain prHcio
100 cent OF rated capsc me che' Pone "
threatened shortage Of the raw material scrap ana me
whether eps1o s Pr. o some sort Of Stimulus to steel
will have TO be worked out IN order 10 ONSET Mr. eno
AS TO the capacity problem must make
minds whether sscce or Imitation IL we go snegc
appliances will certainly have bad case oil nhaon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Forbes
Priority lChieftain'.s
Mother Really Made
Coolidge Speak Up

The mother Of Ed Stettinius.
formerly youthful head Of the
United States Steel Corporation
and now supreme priority boss
AT Washington, told me. with
pride. how she once | n Il u d
President Calvin Coolidge 10
talk twice as much as usual"
Arriving nj her southern home,
the President stopped al the top
OF the steps leading 10 the main
entrance, 10 take in the delight
full. farflung view.
IL was al the time Dwight w.
Morrow was scoring spectacular
success as our ambassador 10
Mexico. Her husband was a
Morgan partner. Dwight and
Calvin were college mates.
"Our little friend. Dwight. IL
doing very well In Mexico, isn't
he" remarked Mrs. Stettinius
by way Of making conversation.
"Yes." said the president.
A pause. He continued 10 gaze
Al the landscape. That finished,
he again said. Eyes"
His hostess was iubilant over
Canny Calls loquacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Security Investor
THE Forgotten Man
RukeySer
BY MERRyLE STANLEY RUKEfsER
Init News S.ryIre Eeenouale Commentator

tables appears
he he in securities Of private enterprises
Henderson head OF the OPAtS mas hgue
that necessarily lead to price increases
incidental overhead cost as the volume oil
capacity Such reasoning auto
natcav participate IN the dement's
of the right of customers 10 snare
the process in the form of price reductions.
John A. Rtche 10 complain OF
complaint without
stakeholder, Richie lanented nat
management. CO.. s the spot these days
in giving viewpoint, the executive pointed out;
G) How riding publcquie naturally and
getting and
equipment hut at no increase IN
TO them-the fixed fare
"(el How government. which financial risk for
constantly
In the form NJ municipal ae
and federal contributing less and less
Of unfair labor paruce
and multiplication unfair and conhscaoS
s) How demanding and for less and
Of extended periods. holidays worked time
half sick benefits payment for time
Deghborhood banks and elsewhere
nd like. ooo ooo
How group-he investors (some l5oOoooo
In the form
dividends.
81 ciyenry which
I'm haH-heared way
attempts h's
to against unwsrranted ana
~
political circles when wholly
attacks under con
making they remain unespons'e ana "hoS
- mar
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ND sTRtAiS
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APPLES New stock Illinois hushel
baskets. L. S No 2-inch minimum
yellow rrsnspsrenv n"ia', mostly
cANTALoUPs Arizona Yuma Jumbo
crates. ITS. 81 25n 7 IS: tumro S6s - "
n as, mostly 81 IS. few So, ripe. ~ 80
fornis imperial Valley jumbo crates. ais.
S37s Jumbo 3ss. Nd4.25. ripe. 81 -
jumbo ASS 81 t0mt so Honeyoaih. tsh'
fornis Jumbo. ass. $500: Jumbo ss -
crates. es. SI.7Sh2. I2s. S2.25.
CARROTs-Los Angeles crates z dozen
punched. x2.25m7 IS, mostly around s2'2o
CsiJi,IFI.owFR - Washington pony
crates. ~. and larger. 81
CELERY Michigan nighnail crates s"e
dozen punches. +oc.
Y.no~. 81 So; sacks. whrs. doren. soc6
81: Texas sacks white. ~ 8 dozen
81 40 yellow 10 Dozen. s,so; Okla
homs sacks. yellow. si.7s
CUCUMBERs Bushel baskets. North
ca roiins fair IN gensrsilv sood qualify
81 asa I N: ordinary 10 fair quality soc
ISL MARYLAND fancy. generally good
quality. S7s; choice fair quality. ii 80.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
type. California Salinas. S DOZEN. 81 100
as mostly Sc: dozen. s3-75. dozen.
50 23@ $50: COLORADO ; doseo, otulnery
TO Tar aUsII,y n7."s III ~ .,c., ~ g
No I sweet spanish, s-ineh snd larger
81 7oSa7s: U. s. No. J yellow Globes
s2n2 50. Texas u. s No. | ssoosas'
dnion 81 7s62.7s: T.rn y. 8. Com
msrciaI $50, or more n. r. No quality
yellow Bermudas. generally good cood'-
PEAS washington eusheI baskets
81 90: Idaho bushei baskets. 81 $50 rs
i PEA cHEs- North Carolina bu. basket
". $. NO I Hileys. az In. minimum. ~
pin. minimum. 81 IS; Georss hsn ou
BIRD, vide range In prices. sccofdin'
10 condition. best only fair condition. -
in minimum 2sT65c; = In. MINIMUM
lioSisc: few baskets a. In. minimum
GOOD condition, 'asn 70 u, = No No.,
81 as - in minimum 81 2oh rs fsi
color. Sl.iOaIi5: Is In minimum VI
iU. 9. No. I Early Elbertas. 2-in. MINI
! mum. ss0ai.sS, - in. minimum 81 y
POTATOES New stock, ioo.ln SACK
Alabama T. 3. No I washed Triumphs
20 50: 4. s Commercial Lone White
Long whites. 81 3562 81; hest mostly
~. 30: few ~ 90: North Csrohns. Virgins
and Eastern shore 81 Virginia v =. No.
lunwe shed CobbIers, S2n2.i5; missouri and
CobbIers. sIs5S2.io: idsho u. $. No.
washed Triumphs. ~ 2S~2.3s. OLD stock
ioo-Ib. sacks idaho Russet Burbants Com
merctsis. fair quality, 81. rs; Maine van
TOMATOES Repaeks. io-n. cartons
ssn e0e: repscked hugs, 81 s3h rs, Ohi'
lHothouse 9Th. basket. medium sire. sAh
aoc ordinary quality. SOC; small size
sou s5c. Original Tugs: Texas ". =. No
q green. ripe and turning. wrapped sx'
and larger. 81. T5n so. AZ. 81 rs. Ms
sisippi T. 3 No. wire hound crs'e
sVT green. ripe and turning. wrapper
81 son I. so.
wATERMEryoNs Georgia .nd Flor'd,
Tom Watson's % his ASA soc. ~ ms
50 n soc: Dixie Bellies - ms. 'sr. Cubs'
Queens ~ his. $50. - lbs. IS. SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Vacuum Cleaner Sales
Advance During May

CLEVELAND. July 2 Sale< NJ
vacuum cleaners in MAY amounted
IN 100 30 units or IA per cent
more than the 174,l5l units
shipped by manufacturers in May
1910. according IN the Vacuum
Cleaner Manufacturers ASSocl-
alton.
For the five months ended Man
~ the industry shipped 9f5 29t
units. against 7ss Sal in The like
1910 period a gain NJ lqS per cen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Swope Beat Devil

One difference between top
business executives and bureau
Gratis is that the former. when
they decide upon adopting some
new plan, take pains 10 explain
il and sell it 10 key workers
whose duty it becomes 10 carry
it into effect. Washington arbi-
trarily issues DEGREES: if those
affected don't like IT, they must
lump il.
Here's an illustrative World
War incident. Gerard Swope.
then president of General Elec-
trio. was lected as General
Cocktails right hand man. One
day the general, constitutionally
autocratic. told Swope that he
had decided upon certain plan
of operation. which he outlined.
II involved the adoption of new
activities by another general.
Swope Immediately went 10
the other general and succeeded
in selling" him the idea and
enlisting his whole-hearted CO.
operation.
Fastening back to General
GoethalS. NSwope gleefully re-
ported: "The general has agreed
To our plan"
Agreed exploded Goethals
Hell, that was an order"
The diplomatic Swope claimed
his superior by assuring him that
he was well aware that il was
an order, but that he figured
the best results would he OBJ
tanned if the OF her general
could he convinced of its adj
visibility. so as TO enlist his
most enthusiastic effnrtS----
General Goethals leaned back
in his chair, paused, gazed quiz
zically AT Swope, and with as
much of smile AS his stern
dignity would permit him TO
indulge in. exploded: "Swope,
YOU heat the devil"
Copyright, 1871, by r g. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Majority Stocks
Work Higher in
Early Dealings

NEW YORK. July ?. The stock
market developed a frmer tone
today. hut dealings continued Al
The listless pace of recent sessions.
Most changes were small. AL
though a few issues were up AL
most a point AT their forenoon
highs. Case featured for The sec
lond day IN row. squirting more
than 2 points 10 new high for
the year following yesterdays
runup Of a.,
Prices were mixed in a quiet
opening. but light buying filtered
IN almost Immediately and the
ma iority Of stocks worked above
previous closing levels.
STANDARD oil Of New Jersey was
among the most active stocks on
the board and again SET a new top
for the year. Oliver Farm also
moved into ne WHICH ground. Ac-
'tice dealings in the new Pepsi
Cola stock carried the issue up
almost a point.
American Telephone. Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube, Douglas Air
craft and Proctor e. Gamble were
among the stocks 10 show gains
of almost point.
Lesser gains included those in
Bethlehem. United States Steel,
General Motors. Santa Fe. New
York Central. Montgomery Ward
Anaconda. Du Pont. United Air
craft. Schenley and United States
Rubber.
American Airlines continued 10
lag. equaling its l94l low on a
fractional decline. Texas Corpora
ton, Eastman Kodak. Consolidated
Edison and Chesapeake & Ohio
also were behind minus signs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Auto
Increased GIN
Defense Program to
Take Up Jobs Slack
By 81 FREEMAN

General Motors anno'ih~s-
ments Of bigger and bigger par
ticipation in the defense program
will 60 a long way to counteract
the talk about Detroit and other
automobile centers face a big
letdown in employment after
this month.
AS NJ. +. Coyle. president OF
Chevrolet. pointed out, putting
the company's Buffalo and Tona-
wanda plants on the Pratt a
Whitney plane engine orders VIII
throw back plenty OF work on
the other plants. more than
enough TO take up any slack
caused by the initial 20 per cent
curtailment order. And any fur
Their cut in production will like
wise be taken up by the mount
ing defense orders, from present
indications.
Detroit and Flint especially
will have tn increase production
of ears" Coyle stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Chrysler Meeting Ends

Regional and district man.
ayers Of the Chrysler sales d.
vision have completed a two-day
meeting with Charles l.. Jacob
son. vice president in charge Of
sales. This meeting was dress
rehearsal" for a series OF dealer
meetings 10 be held in the next
30 days covering the entire field.
Al these meetings distributors
and dealers will be told the fac
tory'S reaction 10 changes imni-
nent in the industry and will be
given specific advice on how To
meet these expected conditions.
Beginning next week. Jacobson
and Stewart w. Munroe. general
sales manager, will divide I'D the
territory and hold series Of
meetings in the principal cities
of the country. These meetings
will be followed by a series in
the smaller points. until The en-
tire dealer organization has been
covered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Output
Jumps 81 Pct.

Total output of The Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
June rs was 80. 78S, 600 kilowatt
hours, a gain OF 3l2 per cent over
the -63,l 1000 -kiloWatt- hours oil
the corresponding week OF 1910
and a fractional increase over the
previous weeks total OF 82,0l7,000
kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for the last
week was 40707 900 kilowatt
hours. a gain Of AZ per cent over
the 2S,542 900 kilowatt hours Of
corresponding week of l94n,
and a fractional decrease from the
previous weeks total of Al APP 900
kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Fisher Body Busy

Buick. although scheduling
most of its plane orders for the
new plant being built near Chi
cago, expects 10 switch Al least
5000 men 10 plane parts m
Flint.
Fisher Body has already
started production Of bomber
parts at its Memphis. Tenn,
plant. according to T.. F. Fisher.
general manager. and five plants
in Michigan have been assigned
defense work. which will alko
take up any slack in employment
there. II
Tensted,. plants 81. % An
~. in Detroit will have a n
part in the North America
Aviation-GM joint productiopf
B-25C two-engined bombers.
addition. the Grand Ra
stamping unit will eliminaq
serious bottleneck in the
chine tool industry by MANN
turing huge planners. from
20 feet in table length. The
expects 10 manufacture II
these giant machines. M
Specialized tools and ri
men OF the Fisher Body
swing fully into the de-
program. II