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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Canned Food Shower
To Be Given Phyllis
Wheatley Institution

The officials Of the Phyllis
whsatley Home will sponsor their
annual canned goods shower at the
Home Thursday. November is, for
the benefit OF the aged inmates Of
the Institution. Tea will he served
by the willing Workers club from
3 TO 8 pm.
The sponsors hope to make this
years shower the biggest and best
ever held. Gifts are solicited from
all the various clubs and public
spirited citizens OF the community.
Those wishing to make donations
or desiring additional information
are requested 10 call Mrs. Ada
Johnson. president Of the Phyllis
wheatley board. at To. S-i26s; or
Mrs. Mary Jeffrey, Ty. t-ls7s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Flaws FOand
In Requiisiton
Papers Filed
Had Escaped
From Georgia
Chain Gang

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
A Letter From The Land Of The
Gaueho Has A Yearning For Biscuits

From far down below the equator.
down in the land Of the restless
Eaucho Uho roamS The pampas
during the day and shakes a mean
rhumba in the evening. comes a
letter, and in It is submerged
yearnine for friends IN Detroit and
strong yen for a taste OF those
GOOD biscuits he used TO set at
Mrs. Gertrude Earlys restaurant.
The letter comes from Roscoe
Toles. Michigan state heavyweight
champion who II now IN Beunos
Aires. down In the Argentine. The
letter was written shortly before
his fight with Arturo Godoy. the
Chilean heavyweight who twice
met Toles IN Detroit Tclcs and
Codoy went to ien-ronnd draw
before $4,000 fans IN peuuos Aires
Roscoe says be had a good trip.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15

And the 1s4th. receiving ire
mendous applause from the thou
sands OF spectators who llneu
woodward. could feel proud ne
cause the 1stth was formerly Tue
Eighth Illinois National uuaro. :
regiment which won honors on 'ns
bIood-drenched fields Of France ~
the First world War. The lSt'n'
stated by colored officers Is s'"-
TONED at Fort Custer.
There was the nth Engineers
with light pontoon boats wnlen
could he nut together to make =
bridge capable OF withstanding tns
(Continued on page - $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15

stopping at Rio he Janerio and
Montevidlo getting peek al the
smoke stack Of the sunken German
Graf spec In The harbor OF the lat
ter city.
The Detroit hrhter in his letter.
says he likes the city OF Beunos
Aires and that he is having a grand
time but there Is no place like
home"
II takes a month for letters TO
come from Bucncs Aires by regular
mail. and seven or eight days by
plane. So Toies' friends In Detroit
will not receive many letters from
him.
However he has asked Mrs. Ear
ly 10 remember him to al " his
friends. Those friends who would
like to write letter IL Toles can
mail 4 % the American Express.
Comp Gale Peru-22. Buenos Aires.
Asa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Two Wounded
In Beer Tavern
'Brawl
Bystander Shot
By Officer In
Arresting Two

Two men were shot and a special
policeman was cut In brawl ear
" Tuesday morning at Brewster
and Hastings.
The two men shot are Will Rob-
irson. 81. 5Sl7 st. Antoine and Fred
Walker. 36. 364S Russell. William
McGlll. 46. 27l Hendrie, special POI
liceman. was cut under the left eye.
Robinson. an innocent bystander,
was shot in the neck. while Walk
or was shot in the right thigh.
McGill said he had gone into a
beer tavern at Brewster and Has
tings to quell disturbance among
some women. He said he noticed
Fred Walker standing in the crowd
with a knife in his hand. when he
started toward walker the man Is
alleged To have given the knife TO a
friend. McGill ordered him out OF
the place.
McGill said that when he stepped
out Of the place he was assaulted
by Walker and his younger brother,
udl ito Ndihtls roihiti WI luA
lour'. Charles Walker, according
to McGill, knocked him down.
While on the ground McGill said
he fred a shot through his over
coat the bullet striking Robinson
who was standing across the street.
Three more shots were fred by
McGlll. one OF the bullets striking
Fred walker.
On regainlng his feet. McGill ar
rested Charles and Fred Walker.
Both Robinson and Fred Walker
were taken to Receiving hospital,
and Charles Walker 10 the ninth
floor at Police Headquarters on an
assault charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Detroit Woman Talks
At Battle Creek Meet

One OF the speakers at the meet
ing OF the Michigan state Assoc'a-
lion Of Deans OF Women ana Voun-
sellors 81 Girls held az Battle creek
Michigan. last Friday and saturday
was Mrs. Beulah whltby, newly ap-
nolnted supervisor OF the local Al
fred 81. welfare station. she was
ono OF the principal speakers. sne
smoke Saturday on Economic Prob
lens" other outstanding women
~ Michigan we're In attendance a.
the meeting and appeared on the
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15

customers pay higher rate.
Thomas promptly called a police
man and stated his complaint, but
the manager OF the restaurant did
not hesitate to tell the officers that
IL was the policy to charge col
ored customers double.
Later in the afternoon. the
manager went to where Thomas
was working and told him that IL
would be losing time to have war
rant sworn out against him, as the
restaurant did not refuse to serve
him. but Thomas plans TO have q
warrant issued, since II Is unlawful
for restaurant to discriminate by
charging colored customers more
Continued on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Witness Tells
DE- Secret Trims
1t Graft Trial
Norwood Tried
To Get Watson
To Return


The sioy of a secret trip made TO
neago oy walter Norwood. self
cnlliel numbers and policy OPP
Ea,oF ~ an effort to have Everett
Nalsll return to Detroit 10 face
-taee Jury, was told Monday by
ysses " Boykin, star witness
Z lhe elie IN the trial OF Richard
kfadns and SO others charged
4 y con pring 10 obstruct justice.
1 boyk'n said he left Detroit with
|o'Pool IN March of 1910. and did
knoN where he was going until
I was on the plane. Under cross
|aaminaI'on by Attorney Lloyd A.
kohis Bnykin told how Norwood
IN Watson at a hotel on Chicago's
|rulaside and urged him 10 return
4 Detroit. Boykin also admitted
Eal ne and Norwood explained 10
La'son that they had appeared be-
Pc The grand jury.
Tells Of Payofis
Watson, at the time, was fighting
|aTadi'ion 10 Detroit. and refused
\ 'e'rFn- lie later returned of his
''n yoilion.
ne witness. in his testimony last
|lnay told the jury end judge
IaN I Puesley that he had been
E'eh $500 by Watson in 1888 and
r.. Ne had turned the money over
\ heanlng the following day. Ask
n ny Special Prosecutor Chester
mara u he had told Reading
.u,'e INC money had come from,
''9A'n answered in the affirmative.
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Two Women Attempt
To Commit Suicide

Following an argument with her
boy friend. Miss Helen Bass. ~
tsie Illinois. attempted suicide
sunday by taking poison. she was
taken to Receiving hospital where
her condition was reported as seri-
Gus. O.,
Mrs. Lillian Cooper. %, i4i2 ST.
Antoine, was angry Monday al'eI
an argument with her husband anu
attempted to end her life by drink
ing lysOl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Sick Sister Seeking
Brother Living Here

The Tribune has been asked by
local Police department to assist in
locating Robert Scott aged Al,
whose last known address was on
Chase street. in Detroit. His sister,
Mrs. Essie Parker. is seriously III
IN Cleveland and Is anxious 10 get
in touch with MIR. Scott
Any information as TO the where
abouts Of Scott will be appreciat-
ed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15

Jung men, sonos OF soldiers who
E, 1850 through the quagmires OF
|a'ers and shouted with Joy when
~ came that the war had end
marched with nrm steps. heads
In,.anu accoulred with modern
|T,ipnent. Others rode In spe-
|e, .a'u trucks. mobile water purl-
M INV, ~, units. alr compressors. mo-
|o. 'ooi and bench trucks and the
~ n. modern In artillery.
|en, were the jeep buggIes,
|vss. messenger-carrylng trucks.
49, s Tor carrying tractors. all
.usa'lng IN siza 10 fnish with
IA se tour-ton prime movers
N , 100 MN mowltzer manned BY
4s'1h Field Artillery,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Youth Defense Day
State Of Michigan
Executive Oiiice
Lansing
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS today marshalins all Of forces
independence and Freedom and traditional
Democratic liberties.
WHEREAS freedom these liberties
crushed other countries o. the world
And WHEREAS devote the efforts Of al Of cur peorle
adult and child the building OF and healthy
munty and nation.
And WHEREAS industrial defense program has raised
problems serious effect economic life
Murray d. Governor OF Michigan therefore
proclaim 1871 Defense Day
upon ,ounl this
their thoughts and efforts toward the be played by
Youth in Defense Of Americas Future
under hand and the Great
seal ~ the Michigan this
Day Novsmhcr the year
Lord Thousand Hun
Foriy-Onc O rho
wealth. the Hundred Fifth
Murray j. Van Wagentr
GOVERNOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Shot BY Patrolman AS
He Tries To Escape;
Man Caught At Home

George Rostov. 80. Of 9S5 +.
I.ayafetie. was shot in the right arm
early Monday morning by PATROL
man John Howell. The shooting oc-
cured Is the alley south Of Wh'.er
and cast OF Hastings.
The officer said Rostov was at
tempting 10 escape after he had
been arrested for unlawfully driv-
ing away an automobile Rostov
made good his escape. but was
later arrested In his home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Detroit Observes The Twenty-Ihnd
anniversary Of Arnlistice Signing

The bare of martial music, the tramp OF marcnlng y
Fey interspersed with the rumble of mechanical uni .,
nodern war equipment highghted the parade TUESDAY
ch marked the anniversary of the signing Of the Arms-
Fce % years ago TO end the war to end wars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
DENY GE0RG|A'S PLEA FOR
ExTRAD|T|0N OF FUGITIVE
Two-Day Conference Called
By Youth On Defense Jobs

and schools "
$3.50 at Northwestern High
Future The the
assembly The public invited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Army Wants
10000 Planes,
Congress Hears
by GRIFFING BANCROFT

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Con-
gressional leaders said today that
new money TO be requested for
the army will include funds to
give this country % arinored divi-
Sions and 10 increase the army
plane program from $4,000 to
10000.
The statement came after a
White House announcement that
Congress would be asked this
week for the money, which, it is
estimated. will be between five
and six billion dollars for both the
army and increased aid 10 Britain
under the lease-lend program.
Rep. Snyder Cd of Pennsyl-
vania, chairmanA of the House
appropriations military committee,
said he had been informed by
army officials that they would ask
for $4,000, 100000 for the land
forces alone.
Snyder said this money would
include funds for:
Some 10000 tanks to give
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
British Shipping
Reds Materials
International New. Service Cable

LONDON, July 10. - British
equipment already is en- route 10
Russia and arrangements have
been made for vast shipments OF
war materials to the Soviet Union
the British government announced
today.
Soviet military commissioners,
by Soviet Ambassa-
dor Ivan Maisky. conferred with
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden.
The London Daily Sketch re-
ported today that diplomatic rela.
tionS between Moscow and the
Belgian commandments vii
be renewed shortly as result OF
a meeting between Maisky and the
Belgian foreign minister ir
London.
Conditions OF the Polish govern
ment-ln-eXilc for resumption OF
relations with Soviet Russia were
reported under consideration in
Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Says 40 Pct. Of Ndzis
Are Against Hitler

NEW YORK. July 10.-QNS)-
Forty per cent of the German
people have turned against Adolf
Hitler. Walter Alexander, 57-year
old Germantown American either
in business in Berlin for Is years
stated today upon arrival in New
York. lie added:
1.-THE German people are be-
ginning TO tire of the war.
They have the feeling ID does not
matter whether they win, be
cause they have lost their free
dom. II the British had bombed
Berlin like the Germans bombed
London, there would have been
revolution"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Army Promotes
"a From District
Times stan Correspondent

CAMP LIVINGSTON, La, July
10 wenty-four men from De-
troit and vicinity stationed here
with the 125th Infantry, 32d Di-
vision, have received promotions,
lit has been announced NY 125th
Infantry headquarters. The men
were recommended by their COM
'pany commanders and approved
by Colonel Wiesenhoefer. COM
manding officer, 125th Infantry.
The men promoted were: Tech
nical Sergeant Connie M. Hobbs,
to be master sergeant. the highest
grade of an enlisted man; Sergt.
Guy p. Simpson, TO be technical
sergeant (both men are from
Service Company; Corp. Jerome
Vajoner and Pvt. Thomas j..
Murphy from Anti-tank Company,
to be sergeantS; Pvt. Wilbert j.
.Greenbaum. Company d, to be
sergeant; Pvt. William NJ. Lover
ton, Company c. to be sergeant;
Pvt. Max F. Herman, Headquar-
tiers Detachment, I'd Battalion, to
be sergeant; Staff Sergt William
y. Kelly, Headquarters Company,
to he technical sergeant; Corporals
Celeste p. Pisano and Ruble Dunn,
Service Company, TO be sergeantS.
To be corporals: Pvt. Felix c.
Fremont, Service Company; Pvts.
Robert II. Harrison, Frank
Speaker, Harold A. Sperbeck
James A. Bradley, John r. Alley
Robert l.. McCarty. Raymond II.
Roach. and Theodore d. Powers,
all from Anti-tank Company; Pvt
George K. Petropoulos. Company
A. PITS. First Class Paul KallaS
and Alexander X. Oklejas and Pvt
Robert A. Nienstadt, Headquarters
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

home at 216 Piper boulevard and
had hidden the money under the
staircase carpeting III order tc
have it available to pay for a paint.
ing bill. Detective Sergt. Guy
Shepard and Detective Anthony
Won Koss arrested the painting
contractor, Doran Vonck. so. OF
1057 Ashland avenue. and recov-
cred the 81 $50 in his home, they
said.
"Vonck said that he thought
1 had hidden the money away
from my wife and that j would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Grounded
Lack of Planes in Crete
Barred by Briton
Iniernatlonal News ssrvic. Cable

LONDON. July 10.-Back in the
House of Commons after a spec
tacular escape from Crete in a
badly battered plane, Lieut.. Rupert
Arnold Brabner today gave mem
/ bers a first-hand account of the
difficulties British forces are en-
countcring in the eastern Mediter-
ranean because of the lack OF
efficient fighting equipment.
In his maiden speech, the young
+ Conservative representative from
llyihc, who had been excused foi
war duties, declared:
I'm Crete, Lydia and Syria
there II an almost chronic lack
Of the most important war ma
/ terials.
1T II perhaps incredible, hut
assure the House that at
Maleme (Crete) we were rarely
In a position To put more than
two aircraft into the air for con-
tinuous daylight patrol"
In Greece, he said, 78 per cent
Of the British tanks broke down
before the enemy was sighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Police Recover
Stringarii' S Cash

Police today recovered 81, $50 of
S1,240 reported stolen from
Charles Stringari. secretary of the
State, County and Municipal En-
ployes Union. (AF'L) and son-in-
law of Frank X. Martel.' president
of the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of Labor.
Stringari is completing new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

sunk five enemy vessels, among
which were two transport Nes-
sells and one 5OO-ton mine
sweeper. Two other vessels were
severely damaged. Our border
forts are heavily Smelling Rus
sian Notifications and patrol
NPSSPtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Councilman Charles f. Dorais
named James M. Berry, president
of the Berry Rug Company. TO the
Wayne County board of super
visors to succeed Peter j.
Drexelius, who died Monday.
Drexelius had also been appointed
by Dorais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

be afraid TO report II as stolen.s
Stringent said.
Xonck was not held when Strin-
gari refused TO prosecute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

the United States Is arTnored
divisions-the equivalent of Hit
fers famous panzcr units. At
present meri lea has only
eight such divisions Immediately
projected.
. Funds TO increase the pres
ent 54-group plane program TO
90 groups based all over the
country. This. Snyder said, will
necessitate stepping up the
plane program TO 10000, MAIN
tanned by an ultimate produc-
tive capacity of 5000 month.
Critical items. supplies and
funds TO maintain an army with
total strength of 100000 men
as compared with the present
100000.
MORE MEN NEEDED
eff conditions continue 20
grow worse, we are going TO
have 10 have more men i'm the
army and equipment and sup
plies for them Snyder said.
1--WE need 90 armored divisions
and perhaps 80 and this means
a tremendous amount of equip
ment. As far as planes are con-
cerned,
military authorities feel that
these proposals are the mini
mum required TO carry out
the preparedness program as
planned more than a year ago.
OF course II there were COM
plete war collapse abroad the
situation might change, but we
must go on the assumption that
Ii will not"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
ACROSS BORDER

military operations continue
according 10 plan. Six parishes
beyond the Russian border are
in our possession.
"Naval forces. during the
course of the last few days, have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Is Red Planes lanes
Brought Down,
Finland Reports
Interustlopai Nev, >crIc, Cahlr

HELSINKI, Finland. Ju'y 10
The Finnish high command an'
nounccd today that fighting plane,
and anti-aircr8tt batteries Shot
down j Russian planes dqru-
the night.
Yesterday eight Finnish fight,
ors contacted II Russian aircrit
Within 10 minutes, II was claimed
eight Russian planes vcrc Shot
down and SIX others were seriously
damaged. The remainder ncd.
This morning ihc Government
requested that cailian, bond over
al bicycles in the capital lor Tho
Use Of the army
Four hundred thousand Fw.sh
boys and girls between thn alos
Of J. and Is formed d Noln' RS
organization 10 carry olt CA..an
duties on the home front.
3 TOWNS CAPTURED
The high command, meanwhile.
announced that five towns had
been captured by Finnish and Ger
man forces on the eastern from
Ter and Tf5r tr1T 7rrrT77rtt'rt-tt- -,-'4i-'-
m Salla. on the southeastern
front, had been taken. On The
northern MufmanSk 'front.' FINNISH
German forces were said 10 be adj
Nanclng from PetSamo.
Earlier, Finland claimed that
her forces had driven SIX miles
into Russia along the southeastern
frontier.
Near Lahdenpohia," n Fin
niSh conlmuniquc said, "our
troops occupied ground about 10
kiIometers inside the soviet
frontier.
Russian attacks everywhere
were repulsed, with great losses
10 the enemy. BY the evening
Of July y. our troops had de-
Stroyed IL tanks on the eastern
frontier.
ACROSS BORDER
~Military operations continue
according 10 plan. Six parishes
beyond the Russian border are
in our possession.
"NavaI forces. during the
course of the last few DAYS, have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuxedo TO. s-1Ts6 4
iOhLUV Doors Open az 6:i5 p. NJ
Cooled. Constance Moore and Tommy
Dorsey in LAS VEGAS NIGHTS" Ruth
Hussey. r. Cummings. 'FREE AND EASY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Van Dyke Near Harper

VN NVFE-Nhn DYKE NfaF HaFper
VhN DihL Open ~ Noon i5c Till a.
Eve zoe Cooled Last Show AT 1913.
''MIssING GIRLS" with Roger Pryor.
"sAN FRANCISCO DOCKS" n Meredith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

IfpT0WN-Mark-th aimers. III. 2-O658 n
VI iVWH Open Sis. Park Free Cooled.
Passing Parade and News. Bert Wheeler,
Tommy Dorsey. "TAs VEGAS NIGHTS"
Robert Cummings in "FREE AND EASY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
IMrc CnIIlpr-MIehIEan at Cas-.

TnWCp-I2sis cd. River. no. $3.50 4
iVWLh open S:45. Park Free Cooled.
l.. Ball. "a GIRL, A Guy AND 4 COB
Phil Regsn In GAS VEGAS NIGHTS"
March Of Time. MEN Of the y. n. L."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mich. A.
inNDViiL Cooled "Nen of y. r. T."
George Brent. "THFy DARE NOT LOVE
Plus "MODEL WIFE" with Joan Blondeli.
WYAND0TTE- MAJESTIC-wyaI"SS,o,,,,.. ~
Cooled. Jack oakle, TIN PAN ALLEY"
Bob Hope In THE GHOST BREAKERs."
VnITp-forsst nj Mt. Elliott. Pr 1880 4
iVOh Open s:4S Wonder Books
Mickey Rooney "ANDy HARDY's PRr-
VATE sECRETARY." Cary Grant and
Irene Dunno IN penny SERENADE.v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Two Admit Guilt
In Rum Ring
copyrIaht by Detroit Times. All risht' reserved.
SERGT r r MATTEL SKI

Fourteen more Of the ~ persons
indicted IN a S1.2O0.000 liquor tax
fraud ring last week have sur
rendered and been arraigned be-
fore Federal Judge Edward J.
Monet. Two pleaded guilty, the
others not guilty. Two others had
previously surrendered.
The ring is charged with trans
porting moOnshine whisky from
Chicago and Toledo to Detroit.
Those who pleaded guilty are:
Mitchell NovoSld. Toledo,
Charles f. Wright, Al Toledo.
They were referred TO the proba-
ton department pending sentence.
Those who pleaded not guilty
are: Earl CaSwell. IS, Holland O.:
Joseph Roman. %. Toledo; Clyde
J. Gross. 80. Toledo. 81 Sheets. II.
Wapakoneta. O.; Louis w. Taylor.
IS. Toledo. Harold and Samuel
Trilling. Chicago: Teofi LukOwSki.
"a. Toledo: Clements LislakowSki.
"a. Toledo; Chester PinSkI, "a. To-
ledo: Edward and Leo Szymanski,
Toledo. Bonds of $500 10 s. 500
wore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

An acute shortage Of nickel
caused by enormous demands from
defense projects may curtail auto
mobile production, Paul Goetcheus
of Steel Sales Corporation, repre-
senting International Nickel Com
pany and other leading producers,
said today.
"Orders from defense propects
alone are for about twice the
amount we have available" said
Goetcheus. "Such orders, OF
course. have PRIORITY. Unless
the situation Nbanges automobile
manufacturers mSs have to cut
production" y
The average automobile, Goet-
cheus said, contains two or more
pounds of nickel. The price oil
nickel he said has remained con-
slant at IS cents pound although