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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Cay Kitchen Gives
Lift To Spirits
OF Entire FnmilY


Suggested Tor scar cngublna
sion kitchen breakfast nuek the
vear round IS & fiesta decor. rich
n culoF and eaiety thai vii aaa
8 lift 70 the heaFt q the fanaile.
Wartime Is . loug4 aHne an
nerves and digestion and dEaaTy
surroundings when mealtime
comes around can add 70 he DE-
precision Wall paper. small cab
tnets with n~llniasura dishes and
Jugs in mulllcnl0F. snowy white
curtains caught with coIoTful
bows ID admit plenty Of sunlight
VIII pick up the feeling d The
fiesta dishes.
Most kitchen utensils come -
red and white o. green and white
and viii fit II wei with The COM
bination cook eat room
For the lady Of The house who
likes paler coIors there are also
fiesta dishes IN cool bites and
greens and yeIlows Add cur
tains IN matching tones and watch
the family's appreciation gauge
rise and shinel
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

the repair o. conversion At exisi
ing structures
3 Insurance % Title | leans
il 81 sections II the counus 81
finance essential repairs required
Tor sanitation and health ct T.
prevent deterioration
Insurance Of home mort
gage loanx on existing dwellings
under Title II Such loans enable
honie owners 70 place their mort
gage debt on q sound amortlza
ton basis and facilitate the trans
fer Of existing houses
In addition to these direct oper
aliony the FILA performs i'm
poriani services for the Var Pro
dlsction Board IN connection with
conservation OF critical war ma
ieFials Mr. Ferguson pointed out
In us eight wears II operation.
Tire FILA has insured MORTGAGES
totallne nlore Than $1,000 900 600
on approximately $4,000 homes
under Titles II and v Of tho
National Housing Act These to
tails include the large number Of
houses for war workers insured
during the past two wears II
addition, approximately aso0.0oo
property owners have repaired o.
improved their properties with
the proceeds ~ ioaus Of more
than $1,000 100000 reported for
insurance under Title / Includ.
rag large scale apartment pro-
eels insured under Title II q togaI
Of more than S.. soc. coo n00 II
loans by private lending lnslitu
tions have been insured b tn
FHA since the start q tha pro
gram
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Reel Estcte
Activities In
County Grow

Real estate transactions record
ei 81 me Chsneery Clerk efflee
AZ iiae Court House eonunuea e.
ho numerous wlth lBfKe and small
tracts ~ tsnd being involved
Transfers ioilo~
Mrs "A J Robinson Dfaton
Brown and Mrs isefH Parker r.
lsase williams and Henrietta VII.
'lianx iol 81 II biuk A - TFi
|umph church Sutvsivisiou IN do
rph Raby claim Sec 10 = 7 $ +
ID W
State ~ Mississippi 70 J0seph
Seymour. SWta ~ See 10 ] o
'R 3
State 81 Mi2rissippi % steNa
.c Broom S y 81 81 = 81 $
.of loss 3 and 4 and NJ ~ Sc =
.of n v 81 Ios 4 Sce - "A +
SscuArt G Broom 10 Burton
Cox nr0un s + 81 81 = II $
81 lots 3 and 4 and NJ Il $ s
81 MI ~ lei : Sec . I )
Hefmes Gauiier % III and
Mrs Curtis Harris LOT s., block
&. chieos BcllvicW subdivision
of W y ~ VI u Of Ste Is 7 s
State ~ Mississippi % s II
johnson NV = Of NE = Sec 3
7 4R6
State 81 Mississippi to Willie
Dcksib johnson il. = = ~ \ 4
% Sec 10, r s. Il s
Mar Louise Givens e Louise
Beaudfeaux. lots 2 and ) square
S 1uriie tract claim Sec g. ] 7
s. R6W, Cts Of Moss Poiut
Louigc Boudrcaux q Thoma
neaudreaux one halt interest IN
VI y 81 i0t 3 square S Guflie
tract claim Set 10, T 3 S. II 6 W
City 81 Moss Point
Ira + Stringtellow and Jessie
Sandlin Strinnfellow 10 Ray 7
krehs. lot rs Of Ras Krebs sub
division OF los 7 and part II lots
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

S aud & 81 A = Kr tract See
TTanAW
state 4 Mississippi e Henry
GaIIaNaF. Of lot 4 block A.
Ames naeK Sec ia T Z. r g.
Emmis Yaen to Loretta Pal
tron. S Is of S & Of \ s OF loi
D. share : Of division a the Nv
= q Sc 81 Sex %. 7 Z s.
} Bounds 70 II Lealne l260 4
1851 foot tract n Sec T : 3
n Lelone q Reuben z Jones
George " JaHes john & JONES.
bruce / Jones ard Billy Jones'
izao \ al5 laol tract Sec /, 7 2
$ &
State nf Mississippi 10 r r.
Smith. = oE lot Il 5 Erebs
tract claim / Of SEC l. 7 Q
Il & Y.
Priscilla Blake Hill. Frank
Blake. Ben Blnke Johnnie Maai
son Il Frank WentzeH Z 5 Joa
chin and Jesse Smith IT. acre
llesa To : ia1 feef il Aiose Nesnst
TOT IN l0l s MaFs Walker tact
cla.m See {. T S Il "
f F Weed & Mrs. Adrian s..
Browne s. < 2 foot tact ID
private claim Sc 81 grant - Val
entine Delmas No 5 r S +
y
Julia Chatham = Ecwasd Il
Wright j.. fat z Of Ire " purtcs
tract II claim SEC :. T8S r. W,
and LOT IS X 40 feet In CLAIM,
sec / T 8 S. r s ". Of loi 2 -
I L Head subdivision q said lot
s. 81 Siaolne KFehS tract
Coast Properties Compsny 70
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Shortage OF Tires
And Gas Pieces
Emnhusis On Home

RatSonne q gasoliHe and tires
during the summer months %
come win accomplish enc needed
reform in America Il viii mean
thag oar people win have 70 spend
more q their time in their homes
thai family units win he thrown
closer together.
the DAYS when Dad takes 0ne
ear 10 g. 70 the office . few
blocks away. when mother takes
The nice car 70 tote bridge bud
dies all over town and tho kids
scrap over the roadster 10 drive
10 the swimming pool IS just
about oyer.
II these days 81 stress can con
tribute ; re birth Of interest in
the family and home the con
siructi0n q the house, is space
and ronveniences viii assume
ever Increasing importance
Vital 10 the happiness Of q
family thrown on Its own re-
sources for entertainment is q
comfortable place 20 play Large
porches and simple barbecue
racks and pits that may be- con.
structed for q small sum viii
weld healthfnl recreation. Add
ING 70 the invitation appeal Of
the home during the summer is
The placing Of inexpensive and
EagIys eol0red deck chairs on the
p0rches and lawns,
II you want 70 cool off The
small fry in the family, choose tia
shade Of ! tree, place . hook il
the trunk about 6 feet from tn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
FHALOans Used
Finance Five
MIinnH0mes

Tne FILA pfesram. launched
eseht years ago has played 2 ~
lal role Is wartime - well ~
pesessiaae - stimulating private
hannH financing ard horne build
Ing along Anes Important t. ttf
nafinnal weifafe. Fefefal Housing
nsFumimiaTser AhneF II Ferguson
declared
s.nee june e. 1874. when the
FHA heaan operations alnaoai 81
COO 600 American families have
huilh purchased of repaired their
haEuex through tie maeseds Of
Pa insured iaans. MF FeFau
wn said During the past twu
geam 0f emergency waf eonal
tieuk nearly go a0n new homes
haxc heen constructed under the
FHA program le1ated largely ~
TIE eTitleal waf Industry arta2
During she early years 81 thu
program 1T Ferguson painted
~. The FILA plan q loan insnr
nnee uas largely Instrumental IA
reopeninR ihe private capital mar
ri To- h1ue financing. ii slim
nIatine 4 sharp revival in new
hnme eonstfnrssnn and IL making
aslbie = large volume 81 need
- repairs To home properties
whieh had been deferred during
ihe depression yeaFk
~ tAe Same time. The FILA pro
gram matte available to hu4ne
buyers lhe most liberal financing
terms n History ana encouraged
lhr buila4nn industry q cnncen
lFaie 81 pfosinetsnn 81 moderate
priced. well planned small homes
mhieh would ~ wilhin the buying
Esuge Of , large proportion Of
american families because 81 the
small down payments and small
monihly mortgage payments re
auired under The Fla insured
mortgage plan.
With The advent 81 she natAou
~ emergency the momentum Is
tabiished during these formative
seafs proved d great value in
Stimulating construction 81 AZ
snnlly needed war housing. IL
zsnced BY FILA insured loans
IL. Ferguson declared
Sinee Jniy / 1870 when the
need TOT such housing IN tise war
production AREA flfai became cri-
teal private builders operating
under ne FILA program have I'm
nertaken tiae construction Of al
fortunately 190. coo new homes
IT Ferguson pointed oft All
out 3 small proportion OF these
Have been located II The VA IN
dlastrg areas presently dfsigaat
ed by Inc President Is having i
critical need fof ~af WORKER.
huusinK
During tbs Sans period, the op
efasiens Of ti1r Federal Housing
Administration have been con
verified to 3 fuii wartime basis. the
epmmlssienef sad Under war
tIfne conditions the activities Of
ne FHA F concentrated OF the
lalloNing principal programs
! Insurance 81 Ra9 housing
bans under Title u Of tn Nat
ional Housing Act such loans
aFe confined - new projects IN
ne designated critical areas
winch are clearly essential to
meei the need Of var workers
Insurance Of Tltle / loans
il the designated areas which pro
slde additional irving accommo
aalions Tor War workers through
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

Nov il has come out inst Ben
Franklin was nearly always over
drawn at his bank Wish -
knew how he did IT, All ne ever
get from our banker Is ; dirty
look.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

group and throw a length At hose
with 8 shower nozzle on il through
the hook snd give them . read
summer thrill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

SEN ATOR ARTHUR II.
V'NDENBERG of Michigan
has crashed this 1S-19-year
draft controversy with a ques-
ton which is nightly pertinent
TO every thoughtful American
family Says he:
If boys are TO be sent to fight
for their country, why should
they not be given the right to
vote in the land for which they
must suffer for which they
may die?
And I, for one. vote 100 per
cent for Senator Vandenbergs
stand. Nor do l vote through
sentimental prejudice or igno-
rant emotion.
I vote that way because OF
my familiarity with the eX-
pressed opinion of thousands of
young Americans who write TO
me. Those letters are some
thing TO make every citizen
pause.
They are shrewd and consid-
cred.
They show grasp OF our
current problems which is far
in advance of the average adult.
They reveal a dignity and
awareness, a definite aim and
desire. of which we did not
dream at their age.
But that's nonsense" you
may say. Il didn't vote when l
was 10. No 49, or 19-year-old
youngster knows enough about
the world and its problems TO
be able TO vote!"
A Lot TO Learn
Back up. brother. and ease
your collar. 1t is true you
didn't vote when you were 10.
But when you try to compare
your mental development at 19
with the maturity of Young
Americas today, you have a lot
to learn.
No, I'm not saying that mod
ern young America is either 10O
per cent ripe or responsible. In
many ways the youngsters OF
today know less of actual, prac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
CHRISTMAS

Pardon us IL we keep harp
inc on the subject when we
ought to be talking about the
Thanksgiving turkey but
we have a memo from the Re
tail Merchants Association
beseeching US 10 remind you
once again 10 please
please do your Christmas shop
ping early.
And EARLY means RICH t
NOW. II we will only heed,
they say, and spread our holi-
day shopping out over a longer
period of time than as of yore
they will be able 10 handle
the Christmas rush IN the
matter Of help . ana oe-
liverieS.
Then. too, there's the trans
portation problem -. what WIN
The extra burden -. come gas
rationing.
It's going 10 be a queer Christ
mas in many respects our
first wartime Christmas. Mer-
chandise is limited you ii
start eat 10 find Uncle Abnef a
lounging robe and perhaps wind
UP with three pairs of paJamaS
you didn't start shopping
early enough and the lounginC
robes were all picked over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
WALL PANEL

THIS PICTURE of kittens at
play is a companion TO the pup
pies. pattern zoos. shown re-
Gently. You'll enjoy embrolder-
ing these kittens and the family
will love the picture.
Pattern asa contains a trans
fer pattern of a picture 14i2
x19 inches; color chart; mate
rails required; illustration of
stitches.
Send II cents in coins forthiS
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Owing to customs regulations,
orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Dim.Out on Tinsel

The stores. once so brilliantly
lighted and gaily decorated. will
not be so elaborate as hereto
fore this 10 conserve ma
terials but they'll be the
gayest in the world 4. and we
the only nation able TO go on
with Christmas as usual. So
what care we for a little dim
out on tinSel,
Boxes? There are some left
over from last year . early
shoppers will get them.
Christmas wrappings. Right
now there appears to be wide
variety but better get
yours before they are all gone
come Christmas Eve there
may not be a snitch of ribbon in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Wartime Cookery

BE SURE to clip and save
that Heinz Guide you'll find in
these pages today it folds up
into booklet, for ready use.
AND tomorrow with
your Detroit Times. you'll find
the annual fall and winter num-
Der of the Prudence Penny Cook
Book filled with wartime
recipes holiday recipes and
other good things chosen for you
by Prudence Penny.
Prudence is the best cook ever
and you will be, too, if you
follow her recipes carefully.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Making Sandwiches
For 100 People

IF YOU are one who is maxi
ing 80 or 100 sandwiches for the
USO. here are some helpful
hints which will enable you TO
do them with speed and ease:
Make up in advance all filings
which will be used.
If bread is not already sliced,
slice and cover il with 2 damp
cloth to prevent drying, until
ready 10 be used.
Have large working surface,
and lay out as many slices OF
bread as possible.
Spread each slice with soft
ened butter and filling.
Close sandwiches. Cut or trim
Into desired shapes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

teal Hard Breaks than you or
/ knew at their age.
But they have had opportunl-
ties YOU and / never had.
They have faced social prob
lens which were closed books TO
YOU and me. They have learned
answers, through the movies,
the magazines. radios and their
daily experience which we had
no chance to learn.
We Did II. Too
They may be. and often are,
more selfish than we were al
lowed TO be =. more rambunc-
tious but that doesn't mean
that we didn't want to equal or
excel their record in cussedneSs.
You may rage. Dad, because
your 16-year-old pride n joy
plaSters her face with cos
metics. But I remember-and
acutely-when l, at the same
age, darkened my non-existent
eyelashes with burned matches
and applied wet, red crepe pa
per to my cheeks. And was
soundly smacked for the per-
Torrance. (And l bet Nom re-
members the same.)
Young America Of today has
no cussed impulse which we did
not share. But we lacked mod
ern opportunities to express
ourselves.
There were few automobiles
in our teen age, few phones or
radios. No Hke box joints
And, let it be noted, no juke
box parents or cocktail bar
elders who left us to our own
devices of an evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

WALDORF SURPRISE SALAD The Of ro'n on inexpensive
ons mighty popVo' way supply iron o"s sr'rO Energy
10 fhs disD
Combine ia cups cubed, unpeeled apples "a cup
Sun-Maid Seedless Raisns IA tsp. Heinz Evaporated
Horseradish Soaked in tbs cold water for 10 min
utes), Is cup Heinz Mayonnase. Serve in crisp let
tuce cups. Serves 4. This makes a grand salad for
the bridge club, because it's attractive and tastyl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Baking Cookies

WHEN BAKING cookies.
place the cooky sheet in the
center of the oven. 1t is usually
best to bake just one pan of
cookies at a time. If you wish
10 bake more. use narrower
sheets, for the big cookie sheets
interfere with free circulation
of heat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

CHINESE BttF DINNER
Just asnt stock, spinoeh. pofofoss-bVf "diHsrsnf'
ond vsV qVieH
Recipe - Heat a heavy frying pan. Put in
vegetable shortening, tsp. salt, dash Of
pepper. Add | ID. flank steak cut into
SiiverS IA inch thick Brown meat quickly
over high flame, stirring occasionally. Add
2 tbs. chopped onion cups raw potatoes
(diced). Add ~ cup beef bouillon. Cover.
Cook till potatoes are tender-about 10
min. Add u ID. spinach. Cover. Cook S
minutes. Blend together / tablespoon
cornstarch. 10 cup water, tsp. Heinz
81 Beefsteak Sauce. Cook for a few more
minutes until juice thickens. Serve very
hot. Serves 4.
PROVIDENCE CHICKEN PIE
One Of ihs worries ioS'iea chicken piss - mode
with o Jiesd-bfeod crust
Recipe Stew one chicken in usual way.
Remove meat from bones. Reduce liquor
in which chicken was cooked TO 2 cups.
Thicker with tbs. -four. Add cooked car
rots, peas l cup each), n tbs. chopped
parsley, tbs. chopped onion, Ia tbs.
Heinz Prepared Yellow Mustard, salt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Elsie Robinson
Boys Who Fight for Their Country
Should Be Given the Right to Vote

of the Australian campaign -.
the deadly challenge of Jimmy
Doolittle's raid on Toxic. Ask
Germany What American kids
are doing today with their Fly
ing Fortresses.
If a boy is fit to die for his
country, he is fit TO live for that
country in every sense. And
any grateful people should grant
him such honor.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
The War Chest

AND THAT reminds us
YOU have only a few days left 10
send in your contribution to
The War Chest
That's the fund you know,
that takes care of all Commu-
nifty Fund activities in Detroit
plus China Relief. Russian
Relief. British War Relief. Polish
Relief, the USO and many
more all Of our obligations
rolled up into one big program.
II Is a big one and so lar
we haven't begun 10 reach the
goal so every little bit you
can give helps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
they're Performing

Yes, Young Americans OF the
teen age are a handful. Many
of them are, when home, as
selfish, lazy, irresponsible and
reckless young cubs as were
ever whelped.
But ask the far end of the
earth how they have stood up
under the agony of Bataan i.
the torture of the Egyptian or
deal the weary strangeness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

Recipe Use 2 lbs. lamb shoulder cut in /"
cubes. Dredge with -four Brown in hot
lard. Season with salt. pepper. Place in
pan with doz. small white onions, car
rots. potatoes, cup string beans tsp.
Heinz Worcestershire Sauce and Ia cups
Heinz Tomato Juice. Cover. Cook till
meat and vegetables are tender Gravy
will need no extra thickening. Serves 8.
VICTORY SANDWICH
An Ingredients for this hsorfy sondy~ieh-nsol con
be kept on yoV' Emergency Shelf
Reeipe-Arrsnge heated, Sliced tongue or
sliced hard-cooked egg on 4 slices of en-
riched white toast or rusks. Top with
cooked asparagus tips or string beans.
Pour on Quick Cheese Sauce-a wonder
sauce made by combining "a ID. of cut-up
American cheese with "a cup evaporated
milk, scalded. Add "a cup Heinz Tomato
Juice. Cook till cheese melts. Garnish
with Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickle!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

olp-FAsHIoNEp NOT sAw fcobbos. extraordinarily rich
-ond ihnf'y-,oVres Of vhomin g
To make delicious old-time dressing for cups fine
y shredded cabbage-beat eggs slightly. Add "a cup
water, "a cup Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar, "a cup
strained honey, tsp salt, "a tsp pepper and "a tsp
Heinz Prepared Yellow Mustard. Blend we'll Cook,
stirring constantly until thickened Pour over cab
bage. Serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

VEGETABLES WITH SOUR CREAM AND COTTAGE CHEESE csow
sod soGss ehsss, hs best sources OF voin'
esd erleiVm)
Make this delicious fresh-tasting salad from cucun
bers tomatoes, onions Il cup of each-siced). For
dressing, mix tbs. Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar, tsp
Heinz Evaporated Horseradish Soaked in l table
spoon water) tbs sugar, tsp salt cup sour cream
and IA c,p cottage cheese Serve on escaroe lettuce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

STRING BEAN AND FOG SALAD String bean, end chopped ssss
odd 8 vhorins well voIvobIs r,nsro 10 fbs disi)
Cover cups cooked string beans with tart French
Dressing. Chill thoroughly. Drain Arrange beans
lettuce leaves Sprinkle thckly with chopped hard
cooked eggs separate bowl Of India Dressing made
by combining I cup Heinz Olive Oil, "a cup Heinz
Pure Cider Vinegar and "a cup Heinz India Relish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Early Shoppers Will Get
Cream Of Christmas Crop
By IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

town now, that would be
something
Many people ARE at their
Christmas shopping right now
go. YOU hear earnest bits oil con-
verSation I'm getting Sally
twin sweaters -. we re gong 10
he practical this year 4. gotta
buN war bonds.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

1AA6UCIHGGu PTeBy,
NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-Cotton
futures eased into lower ground In
the afternoon after holding steady
earlier in the day. The market was
influenced by the attitude of the
administration xgainst any change
OF the definite Of parity along lines
contemplated in the Steagall bill.
- Nervous liquidation and hedge
selling found only scale down sup
port from the trade.
Late prices were OF 20 to IS cents
. bale, October, 1882: December,
1884, and March, 1889.
Futures closed 30 to 40 cents q bale
Evening star., 1942-09-17
u. S. to Require
so Per Cent of
1042 SoImon
~ the Associated Press.

The Agricultural Marketing Ad-,
ministration notified the salmon me.
dustry yesterday that the Govern
ment would require at least 90 per.
cent OF the 1912 Gamers pack for
the military forces, lend-lease and
other Government distribution.
After salmon Gamers have offered
this part Of their pack to the ANA
purchasing agent, ofaciAls said they.
probably would receive releases Of 90
per cent of their pack for normal
trade outlets. The remaining 20 per
cent will be retained by Gamers until
final determination Is made OF GovA'
ernment requirements. $
The total salmon pack this year iS'
estimated at 5,70o, 900 cases. 1
The ANA also announced Gov-1
ernment requirements Of Maine
sardines had been placed at minAs
imum Of 2,250 geo cases, or sAghtlyo
more than two-thirds Of the esti-s
mated lo42 pack. Of 100000 casess
Evening star., 1942-09-17
WPB Bans Metal Doors
For Army and Civilians
N}he Assoefated Press.

" ths Associated Press.
The War Production Board pro-
hibited yesterday the production OF
metal doors, frames and shutters
for either military or civilian use.
Excepted were. fire doors meeting
maximum specifications for airplane
hangers.
previously, manufacture Of these
products for civilian use had been
controlled by the denial Of prefer
ence rating applications for metal
except for essential uses.
Manufacturers will be permitted
to fill orders received prior to today
provided the door, frame or shutter
is intended for priority rated
huiidin& or project already under
contract and delivery can be made
within Is days.
Las year approximately 10000
tens of steel were used IN produc.
&1on@ Of 1netal doors, frames and re-
lated. nems.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
WorpIone Sofety Glass
In Mass Production
srecial Dispa teh to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star. ...
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 17.-An-
nouncement that Libbey Owens
Ford Glass Co. has converted 4 part
OF its resources to the mass pro-
duction OF bullet-resistant airplane
safety glass was made here today
by company ofncials.
The glass, according to the an
nouncement. II being furnished to
the Nations leading war plane
manufacturers for installation In
bombers and fighting pursuit ships.
A modern adaptation Of automo-
bile safety glass, this bullet-resistant
airplane product has already proved
It's efficiency as 4 transparent, pro-
tective armor in Government tests,
according to Lbbey- -Owens-Ford re-
search experts who developed the
glass for large-scale manufacture.