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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Trade Schools-Mole

AcETYLENE and arc welding taught by
lesson the modern production way. low as
s23, no down payment required; day. night.
r. y. Perry, 1901 W. Lafayette.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
At ST. Ambrose

Commander and Mrs. Richard
T. Brodhead, Miss Betty Brod-
head, young John and Richard
Jr. will worship AT St Ambrose
Roman Catholic Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard
Bennett, Miss Dotty Bennett
and the John Warmers Eliza
beth Bennetp viii 90. as usual,
10 Christ Church Chapel. Mrs.
Benefits sons. Julian and Henry
kinzie, were hoping to get home
from Fort Sheridan for Easter,
but couldn't get furloughs.
Mrs. J. Vincent DIVER and
subdeb daughter, Diane. who
spent DANES Easter HOLIDAYS in
Miami Beach. arrived home
Thursday morning and VIII he
seen with MIR. Dryer at Christ
Church Chapel
The Frederick Clifford Fords
will be IN their accustomed
places at Christ Church Chapel,
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is y. Cupper and
Miss Barbara Cupper VIII 90 TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Children S
League Sets Bazar

To FURTHER ITS work the
Michigan League of Crippled
Children has planned a hazar,
bridge party and baked goods
sale TO be held Tuesday. from l
10 , o'clock At the Detroit Turn
erS' Hall on East jefferson
avenue.
There viii be a white ele
plant" table managed by Mrs
II. L. Emery. Mrs Ralph Roseiie
and Mrs. Walter Lott.
A booth where handmade lin
gerie, table linens. handkerchiefS,
etc. win he displayed for sale
VIII be presided over by Mrs. j.
Alex Park. Mrs. +. w. Hotch-
kiss and Mrs. !. NJ. Ferris.
Mrs. j Alex Park and Mrs.
Paul Bunch are co-Chairmen.
Committee Chairmen include
MEspANEs
Frederick HuefwsH Michael Floy
William p Hoffman John p Tsuhsrf
4 " Humphrey T. r FLANDERS
James q. ogden clara Mack
Wsra u Peek Bernhard Jacob
Eay Marshall Frank Lathrop
George Dnu
and Mss sHra Blanche Simpson. presi-
cent Of the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Moies Rushes About

four vfvaeious friend, Miss
Margaret tMeigsl Richardson.
appears ia be deiHp A great deal
Of rushing about with time out
10 work on a play based on the
life Of Audubon which her aunt,
Mrs. Harry Nornabell Of Lake
Wales. Fla. has created.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland is
Stlll intent on her theatrical
career and living IN a hand
Sonlely-appointed apartment IN
East Forty-nlnth street within
yoo-hoong distance of Hattie
Carnegie.
Encountered Mime. 4. Lenique
3. de FranChville. who. since
her stay in Detroit a few years
back. has settled in Gotham in a
palaual studio IN West Fifty
seventh street, where she peri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
AIunnae Of Luncheon

The National Park K AltHnHee
held their monthly luncheon and
bridge this week at Devon
Gables.
The decorations were very
Springy and so were the straw
Chapeaux.
Al one Of the small flower
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -i'e---i}av
Sackerr--AIr Elliott UpSon,
Mrs. Gordon X. MacEdward.
Mrs Frank Tobias and Mrs.
Horace Perrtt.
Mrs. Charles Nomberg. Mrs.
John William Potter and Mrs.
Ettal OConnor were JOINT host
CseoS.
II was decided al tbe luncheon
that the alumnae viii entertain
In June for the eight Detroit
girls who Will graduate from
National Park College.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Guest Jr.. returned Saturday
from Chicago. where they went
for several days to celebrate
their fourth wedding anniver-
saTy which fell on Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
MEsDAMEs
Women Rec Iect
Mrs. Humphrey

MRS. A. ". HUMPHREY
again heads The Wayne County
Women'S Republican Club an
organization which numbers
more than 600 meUberS.
Other officers for lql1-i2 are
Mrs. James r. Walsh, FIRST vice
president; Mrs. Lulu von We'd
dingcn, second vice president
Mrs. Anna Willard Winkler
third vice president. Mrs. Frank
Y. Nutto. recording secretary;
Mrs. Lee {. Richardson. cores
pondfuE secretary. and Mrs.
Clarence Boeckman. treasurer.
Directors elected for three
years Jean r. Chamberlain
Mrs. Norman Saylor and Mrs.
Harry Z. Marx.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Young Couple Feted

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rcinhard
feted the young couple at
breakfast for is Of their friends
last Sunday and this Easter
Sunday Jeanne La JoIc rs enter
tanning an a Tea which VII
honor several young hudcs-to-be
including Betty
Miss Van After is tho dauch-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r.
van After of tN'ttttef1Crr dFrrue
and her fanCe * the son of the
H. J HirvelS Of Leslie avenue.
Jane Swartzbaugh If Toledo.
O.. arrived in town Friday 10
spend Easter weekend with
Betty Ellen Hoffman, daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Among Worshipers

Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Holden
will be among the worshipers
at Christ Church Chapel
The John Wright Watlings Jr.
will follow their custom Of years
and go out 70 Christ Church.
Cranbrook. 10 Join Mr.. Waiting :
parents If they arrive home in
time from San Francisco.
Mrs. StandiSh BaCkuS VIII 60
10 the Unitarian Church service
conducted by Or. Merrill O.
Bates in the Alger Museum.
The Richard Wehhers and
Miss Mary Weber VIII worship
at the Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church. Joseph Weber will be
absent from the parade this
year. He Is not coming homo 10
spend his vacation from the Unl-
ttfsitSy off Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
FsmilY Dinner

Trey and the children. Suzette
Alger, Frances Boyer and the
Boyer twins. Harold Jr. and
Mary, all will worship at the
Crosse Pointe Memorial Church.
Doctor and Mrs. Murphy will
give a family dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Beach
Waterman who returned the
first of the week from a long
stay at the Cat Cativa, Key
West. and Cove Tavern. Fla,
and their sons and daughters
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Beach Waterman III and Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Waterman. will
be seen at the Crosse Pointe
Memorial Church.
Mrs. Cameron Beach Water
man. however. will go TO two
services as she will worship 1T
the early service at Christ
Church Chapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Fdshion0bIes Return
In Time to Join Easter
Parade, Family Fetes
Bv THE CHArEBON
uWE - - = -

TIVE Easter parade his sun
L dsy probably WI lie The
Erandest IN year,.
There Is every prospect ~ .t
Tire tire weathe" vc have been
having cnly continues through
Sunday. Because Easter IS So
late this YEA many OF The faSh-
lonahieS are returning from Gale
f...s. - - z---.-asl i. .
JOIN IN the parade.
It promises TO he quite gay,
TOO. as MANY large family ON
nerS are beng planned.
Easter VIII see z reunion az
the Murphvs. Ayers and BoyerS.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred j. Murphy
arc home from their motor trip
through the South. the Ayers
aTU 1TTS- 1TaTUTTT r1UT1v-T are b7t7A
from their trips 10 Palm Beach.
and Mr.. Boyer IS coming from
Washington where he is aSsocl-
sted with William s. Knudsen IN
speeding the defense program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Worship at Chapel

Mrs. Roy D. Chaplin and small
daughter. Marian, her only child
who is at home, will worship at
q .sa'i'af'+-t-- ,atfrclf -eirar,c-i--aS--.s'rii
Mrs. Chapin'S brother and sister
in=laW. Mr. and Mrs CarSfcn
Tie d e m an and their young
daughters. Sarah and nellie.
The Walter MeekS will come
down from their home in Rivard
boulevard, Crosse Pointe, 10 the
Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Parties Postponed

Numerous parties had been
slated for the latter part Of
April but will have 10 be post
PeHedd Until the young couple re-
turn from their wedding trip.
Mary Howe. who is bride-to-
he herself. lad planned a table
top shower and luncheon for
Betty 10 be held on the nine
teenth, and Jerre Cruicc planned
a linen shower for the twenty
-ri1irci;. ---i7tteiAs,.- I4l-aa- Al Ia.
hostess at a crystal shower IN
her home in Edison avenue and
Jeanne lie Ioie issued invitations
to the spinster dinner.
Earlier parties which the
hrfde-eleet managed 10 cram in
included a bathroom shower
given hV Cts Rice and Ms.
Joseph Paddock IN the lattcrs
home, a personal shower and an
evening party a. which Loretta
Harrison was hostess In her
PlnCree avenue home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

A BOUT the busiest mother IN
"A town this week is Mrs.
Richard T. Van After.
The changed date Of her
daughter Retty,S wedding from
May 10 TO April Is, which is
Wednesday. has forced her 10
dash here and there TO get the
plans in order.
But Mrs. Van After taxes
weddings in her stride and iS-not
the least bit disturbed, for this
is the third daughter 10 become
a Mrs in the paSt-two years.
Everything was going along
smoothly when Brttys iiance,
John IIirVel, received a notice
he was drafted and must appear
on April q, so the wedding was
moved up a month.
The marriage Viii take place
al II an. in Gesu Church with
the Rev. Thomas J. Moore. ST.
officiating.
The wedding p7rty will in
Ciude Jeanne La JoIe. who will
assist as maid of honor, and Lo-
retta Harrison and Judy Van
After. Bettys sister.
John Gedda VIII undertake the
duties of best man and uShers
viii be Gene IIoff and Leonard
Hurst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
F federation Holds
An Art Exhibition

THE DETROIT Fedora
TON OF WOMEN'S CLUBS on
Wednesday viii open an exhibit
ton of paintings, sculpture,
ceramics and handicraft by
members of federated clubs.
It will close with A gala exc
ming. on Saturday of music and
dancing followed by A supper. =
feature Of this evenings enter
tainment Will be tablealX
wants posed by Mrs. David
Werbe.
Mrs. Margaret Martin NokeS.
chairman of the art division
which is staging this show. Is
being assisted hX-1he-lnlloul II nag < =
MEsDAMFS
q ~ Speaker r Thompson
2 7 TeWksburv Serena Tranberce~
Dawn Werhe Elizabeth WFXman
Shelly Wagner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13


Falrmont College in Washing
ton. D. {.
Monday morning they will
start out together for the hall
of learning TO he IN time for
classes on Tuesday.
Also home from school for her
Spring vacation is Frances
Fisher.
She arrived in town Thursday
on the New York train from
Marymount College, Tarrytown-
on-the-Hudson. and will be with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
J Fisher of Balmoral drive. for
10 DAYS.
Tom hewitt is enjoying his
vacation from a city high school
lie leaves-this Sunday night by
train for New York. where he
viii spend three days with his
uncle Arthur hewitt.
Tom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond y. Baubie of
Lawrence avenue.
No sooner did Betty and Mary
Lou Bopp get home from board
ing school than they were rushed
of 10 town by their mother.
Mrs. A. J. Bopp, to buy their
Easter toys.
The girls arc vacationing from
Manhattanville College. Their
CDring recess viii he IN next
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
St. Paul s, Gesu

The william G. Roneys and
fair II nth be- n heir pew at st.
PaulS Roman Catholic Church.
The amily consists of Miss
Mary Louise, Miss Cynthia, VIII
liam c. Jr., Frederick and
Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Fred
= eaEifslls--, q e tff e jf. and Miss
Audrienne and the Norm a n
EreGerickS wall WarShip at GeSII
Church. MIR. and Mrs. FrederickS
will give a family dinner. having
invited the Norman Fredericks
and I heiT other daughter and
son-in-law, Or. and Mrs. Nelson
Diebei.
The a. J. Fishers and the
Frederick Wards will 90 to mass
at Gesu.
Among those who will go to
mass at the Blessed Sacrament
Cathedral are the Edward +.
Fishers and their daughters, the
Misses Marilyn and Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Dettoitets T hrons to New York z
Some on Visits, Many on Business

odically unveils freshly-done
pnrtEaiiS-es..- ttliae--s+e.--t--r-f,
great.
tShe wiz accent, asked after
Won all J
Raymond Slower remains
Philadelphia, from where he APP
parentlY IS pretty active IN
arranging British war relief
concerts for his Cuban friend,
Jorge Bolet. who visited him
here last Summer and who
doubtless dazzled YOU with his
brilliant piano playing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Air Corps Nurses
Plan Sprinq Dance

DETROIT NURSES Of the
Aerial Corps Of America are
busy planning their annual
Spring dance - he held Satur-
day night m the ballroom ofEhe
Scarab Club.
Featuring the decorations IS
an artistic drawing Of an air
plane covering one wall Of the
ballroom.
Members Of the Aviation Aux
iliary Corps VIII be present. In
-ttHtions have been sent 10 the
Detroit Women's Acronautical
Association, Michigan 90 Club
81 Mon7cp riialS md 10 aLhcr
Michigan aviation groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
EEefTeFe##fie Society New Century Cub
To Hear Dr. Baker To Close Season

MICHIGAN SOCIETY FOR
ERILEPTIC CHILDREN. in ITS
m fhlv meeting. Friday AT .
p m. IN Hotel Statlcr. will be
addressed by Dir Harry 7. Baker.
director of the psychological
clinic OF the Detroit Board Of
Education. on Understanding
Human Behavior
The club is planning a dessert
bridge party 10 be held April go
in the auditorium OF the Ernst
Kern store. There VIII be table
prizes. A sale OF homemade
baked goods will be held. Mrs.
Gwendolyn Grille is in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
7 telephone Girls
Set Sprinq Dance

MICHIGAN BELL TEL + .
PHONE GIRLS CLUB IS invlt-
ing all telephone employees and
their friends To a Spring dance
10 he held Saturday night in the
Italian Gardens Of the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Proceeds from this party vill
be used TO establish p Red Cross
fund
%. Miss Ella Mulhall. general
chairman has been assisted by
the Misses Kathleen Rogan.
Maxine Walker. June OGDEN
hoff. Kay Vaudeville. Margaret
Spencer, Nina Petersen and
Mary Eleanor Barry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Chi Omega Unit
To Hear Lecturer

TIE DETROIT ALUNNAE
chapter of Chi Omega, will
honor DR.. Harold y. LasswelI.
well-knowneauthor and lecturer.
at a dinner. April Is. IN the
auditorium Of the Women s City
Club.
Doctor Lasswell who wlI
speak on Democracy Through
Public Opinion, is a political
scientist and college lecturer
Committee chairncn for the
event are. Miss Melcta Harmon
general chairman; Mrs. Glenn
Coulter. arrangements: Mrs
Lincoln Marie, pickets and
finance, and Miss Floy Nunson,
publicity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Fencers VIII Give
Dance on Saturday

THE AMATEUR -FENcERS
LEAGUE OF, AMERICA will
hold its annual championship
tournament and ball at the Ho-
tel BOok-Cadlllac. Saturday evs-
nInG. Bella and Joanna de Tus-
can VIII present their Duel
Waltz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

NEAX YORK NC find. 49, -tae+.4-
~ ing with Deroiters. some Of
whom arc down on a visit but
most of WF<offf fffffFc tItISe |tifF7ffF-
selves in for life
Nj. and Mrs. w. Wallace Glib
son are still maintaining their
handsome apartments in Hamp-
shire House where they have an
unparalleled view Of Central
Park and do a great deal OF en-
tertainlng.
Recently. they gave a buffet
dinner for their friend. the Mar
quse de Piolenc tonce Dorothy
Thorp of New York;. who lust
arrived on these shores. leaving
behind her in Paris her beauu-
ful home on the Seine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

carly morning service at Christ
Church Chapel And, following
her custom of Years. Mrs. Cup
psr NH come down 10 the IL
O'Clock service at ST. Pauls
Cathedral
Mr.. and Nrg A. Ingersoll
lewis Jr and Mrs. IngerSoll
Lewis Will worship AT 81. Pauls
Roman Catholic Church in Lake
Also AZ ST. pauTs will he seen
the Charles 4. BelangerS and
. chiidren except Pierre, the
youngest. There viii be Julie,
Charles Jr.. Joe and Tommy,
l.. - - =. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Dinner Dance Set
By Aquatic Club

WOMAN S AQUATIC CLUB
wlI. nold l's annual dinner darro
SATURDAY a. The Stockholm in
East jefferson avenue.
Dinner. served 81 100 O'Clock.
wlllstart With Swedish su9rsas-
bordl
Nix. Reed Zens. chairman. is
being assisted ~ the following.
Mesdames Helen Kirkland. Eric
sIosren. Matilda Yentsch, Nelz
lf Quest Gladys Cooper. Hen
rieffa Laccria John l.. Adams
.a1a Miss fdna Allen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
LindIeys in Apartment

She was accompanied here.
incidentally by her husband.
Marquis Gerard de PieIeHe- enc
of the outstanding electrical en-
ginaers of France
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Berry Lind
ley are elegantly ensconced in
an apartment IN East Seventy
third street where they dine on a
little gallery. cajOle their dog
Muffin" and keep an eye on
that highly-prized collection of
tropical fish.
When we last spotted the
lovely former Miss Gwendolyn
Seyburn. she was lunching in
the famed Sert Room Of the
Waldorf-Astoria with her super
chic mama, the Countess Tol-
Stoi (down for a brief stay). and
Martha Greta Kempton, one of
Manhattan'S outstanding por-
trait painters whom you may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Junior Executive


Miss Polly Murray. who'll
probably be here for weeks
stay in May. is a junior execu-
tive with LAM of Salzburg and
has a fetching little apartment
down IN the very heart of the
Village IN Grove street-com-
plete with walled garden and
fireplace.
The Bill SWANS (she used to
be Miss Jane McCurdv of De-
trolt you'll remember) have a
de luxe penthouse with a ter
race 10000 big that they flood
n IN Winter and give merry lit
tie skating parties several floors
above the paVementS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Busch 10 Address
Mothers Monday

HENRY BUSCH commits
sioner Of parks and boulevards,
will address a meeting Of the
Mothers Club OF the Hannah
branch OF the Y. NJ. {. A. Mon
day at 2 p. m. on How Does
Your Garden Grow ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

DETROIT NEW CENTURY
CLUB VIII conclude its season s
activities on Monday with
luncheon Al the Detroit Golf
Club planned by Mrs. Paul Bis
sell. chairman. and members Of
the social committee
The music committee. headed
by-Mrs. John A. Sullivan. has ar
ranged the musicale which fol-
lows.
All the past presidents. hon
orary members and life men,
hers will SIT AT the speakers
table. at which Mrs. Fred r.
Johnson. ncwly-elected president,
Will preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Zonta Club Group
To Attend Farley

A DELEGATION from the
Detroit Zonta Club viii attend
the conference of CONTAINS,
April 1920, in Cleveland.
OlllcIal-da!esa taS--~ssra--. Mis-
NadUlalne Mills, president Of
Detroit Zonta, and Mrs. Yer
onica Lafranier.. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Review Of Z Books
Meeting. s Feature

TIE PRINCESS BEATRICE
CHAPTER. Daughters Of the
British Empire, will mcets-t- t4le
home Of Mrs. !. kenncr Bel. in
Rhode Island avenue. al . y. m.
Monday
Mrs. Balfour Read Mrs. Har-
old Roberts. Mrs. Clarence pfaa
and Mrs Malcolm d. MacQueen
VIII assist the hostess Follow
ing the business meeting. Miss
Charlotte Shaw VIII review The
books. "pRErim's WAY and
Random Harvest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

have met last Summer when she
flew here 10 paint the BulkleX
ri Ici1Cy7
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PART 3. PAGE 6
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Mrs. Van After Rushed
By Advanced Date
For Daughter Wedding
BY THE DoWAGER

of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Hoff-
man of Covngton drive.
The girls are roommates at
Falrmont College in Washing
ton. y. {.
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cart ). FACE 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-31

United States requisltioning foreign vessels in American ports to relieve this cotIntry's ship shortage. The Italian, German and Danish ships were seized under the section one of title two of the espionage act of 1917, which reads in part: "The secretary of the treasury may make, subject to the approval of the President, rules and regulations governing the anchorage and movement of any vessel, foreign or domestic in the territorial waters of the United States, may place guards thereon and if necessary in his opinion, in order to secure such vessels from damage or injury or to prevent dam- age or injury to any harbor or waters of the United States or to secure the observance of the rights and obligations of the United States, may take by and with the consent Of the President, for such purpose, full possession and control of such vessels"
 Legal Minds Speak
 Some lawyers said this wording would permit the United States to press the ships into its own service.
 There are no plans to seize the huge e80,000,000 French luxury lin- CT Normandie, of 93,425 tons and one of the three largest ships afloat, or other French ships in American ports, government officials said. There are also some Dutch, Belgian,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-31

WATR-NIBS features tonight 645 Pleasure and Profit T. Double or Nothisg s:So, Brass City Quiz 930 Can You Top This 10. Raymond Gram Swing 1oSG Pageant of Melody 1l3O National A. A. U Boxing Bouts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-31
-FOUR STRIKES
 ARE SETTLED
tcOntinued from Page D

(C0ntlnued rom Sage " will be referred to the board for investigation and meditation. Any differences which arise after the men return to work, however, will be handled "in the ordinary way under the agreement of June IS, 1940," Dykstra said.
 Meanwhile, the mediation board began conferences on the two- months -old International Harvester Co. dispute. Mediation of differ ences will be conducted while the men are at work. Oflcials of the Harvester company and the CIO Farm Equipment Workers Organiz- ing committee, which voted yester- day to end the strike and submit differences to the baord met under an "armistice" proposed by the board.
 The most serious labor contro- versy, the Allis- Chalmers strike at Milwaukee, Wis, has reached Q stage where 1t was believed Pres- ident Roosevelt, returning to Wash- ington tomorrow, may have to act.
 It had been considered possible that the Allis-C Chalmers strike might be turned over to the medi- ation board. But such action was considered unlikely now that the union has rejected the return to work demand of Secretary of Navy Frank Knox and Defense Director William s. Knudsen with a counter demand that MT. Roosevelt make the company accept the Of1ce of Production Arrangements settle- ment formula which the union has accepted.
 Coal Strike Nears
 New York, March 31--(UP)-Dr. John R. Steelman, director of the United States Cancellation Service, said today that "only Q miracle" could prevent a stoppage of produc- ton tonight in the great Appala- chian soft coal industry.
 Steelman added, however, that miracles sometimes happen"
 The conciliator came here yes- terday to participate in joint and separate conferences with wage- hour negotiators representing 2l operators associations and 338000 miners in the eight-state region.
 Neither John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, nor Charles O'Neill, spokesman for Appalachian opera tors, would comment regarding their discussions with Steelman or developments in the negotiating chamber.
 It was known, however, that the two sides were deadlocked over union demands for a $l-a-day wage increase, elimination of wage dif- ferentials, two weeks vacation with pay, guarantee of 200 working days a year, and other contract improve inents.
 Unless the regotiators reach an agreement by midnight or arrive at a formula for continuing operations pending further discussions, 338, ,000 men will leave mines producing 70 per cent of the nations soft coal supply. Tn addition, other thou sands will walk out in the outlying districts of Alabama, Indiana and Illinois.