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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

In Action
AT Fox

THE ROAR of the Yukon and
the clink of the Klondike always
are good sound locales for two
listed drama and few such stories
of Alaskan background have stood
up under many stage and screen
treatments as Rex Beach's classic,
The Spoilers, latest version of
which opened at the Fox yes
terday.
This time we have Marlene Diet
rich as the gambling hall darling,
Cherry Malotte; John Wayne as
the reckless Glennister, and Ran
dolph Scott as the INSCRIPTIONS
commissioner, Mcnamara.
Although the proprietress of the
Northern saloon and gambling
shoppe sees gold in them thar
miners, Cherry'S heart belongs to
rough and ready Glennister.
When she suspects that his at
tcntioHs are wandering in the gen.
eral attractive direction of Mar
garet Lindsay, niece of the new
Judge, she turns her attentions to
the new gold commissioner, Scott,
better known to Beach readers as
Mcnamara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Mary Jane Heads
Show at National

STREAM-LINED levelies led by
Mary Jane head the new travelling
burleSque production at the Ma
tonal Theater this week. Mary
offers some graceful routines and
.Oriental temple dances. Betty
Culton and dancer Armita are also
featured. The trio of funnybone
ticklers handling the comedy as.
signment consists of Eddie Lloyd
Mac Dennison and Jack Pershing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
REALLY DARK DEEDS

Things are serious enough i'm tho
accompanying picture "Pacili,
Blackout" in which Robert Pros.
ton is wrongly indicted for murder
His trial comedies with a tria
blackout in a large Pacific coast
city and during the lightS-out
period he escapes. He runs into 2
pretty little telephone operator
Martha O'DriScoll who believes in
his innocence, helps him 10 shed
both his handouts and light on
the case.
Their adventures between dark
and dawn lead them into afraid
shelters. blacked-out garages and
finally TO a munitions factory
where there is an explosive climax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Films in Review
By CHARLES GENTRY
Michigan
Dumas
Drama

CHIVALRY ISN'T so dead that
a strong injection of Hollywood
pseudo-romantic ideas won't re-
vive it quickly.
Latest example is THE Corsicar
Brothers," Alexandra Dumas eX-
citing tale of blood, thunder anC
save the fair lady's honor. whicr
opened at the Michigan yesterday
Back we hearken to the days
when men picked up a girls hand
kerchief without winking anc
when they even gave their BLOOD
rather than have her name banded
about over the dinner.
Costume dramas are not tho
museum pieces you might think
They are not called historical
romanceS for nothing, 7 h @ III
affectationS arc never dated and
their elegancieS will never become
obsolete. and they belong 10 Z
motion picture rating a.
much as the western. the cops.
and-robbers affairs and the heavy
love sagas.
In this case, you may recall
Dumas pere wrote a tale Of tive
SiameSe brothers, separated after
birth by a miraculous operation
which anticipated modern surgery
by about hundred years.
Their family is wiped out at Tx
same time by Corsican vendetta
and the two infants are taken tC
different homes; one to the wild
hills of the island. the other to Z
wealthy home in Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Gold SmuaaIer Convicted

BUFFALO. N. Y. May 2 (UP).
BERNARD NJ. Kushner. president
of New York City gold refining
concern, was convicted by a fed
'eral court jury today Of six
charges Of gold smuggling and
conspiracy in connection with a
plot 10 bring 100000 in gold
bullion into the United States
from Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Legion Deeorates M'Arthur

INDIANAPOLIS. May 2 CUP).
Gen. Douglas Macarthur was
awarded the American Legion dis
tinguished service medal today
the Grst time the honor has been
awarded since n was given 10
Admiral William Sims in 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Jack Pickering
Here
HnH
Il Ow

WANDERINGS; We thought
it was rather clever--a private
detective told us how he dis
covered the name and address
of a man he was shadowing. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

saw the man
buy a ticket
for some sort
of a rattle.
The detective
bought I h e
next ticket
and saw his
q u a r r y s
name and ad-
dress on the
r a ( fle-sales-
mans b o o k
of stubs.
. . q
WITH the
test blackout
due tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
GREAT ACTION FILM

It's great picture from the
action standpoint and the individ-
Hai performances are all good.
Dietrich really lets go and is
tough enough 10 be convincing.
She looks the part and manages
enough animation to carry off the
principal scenes without having to
retire behind her false eyelashes.
John Wayne is splendid, too. He
adaptS himself 10 a role like that
of GlenniSter easily. and he's lik-
able enough to please the men as
"a mans man.
We're so used 10 seeing Scott
in such a noble light it's a little
hard 10 believe that he can be up
to such dirty work as he is called
on 10 perform here, but he does
il quite well especially in those
scenes with Lindsay and the Judge.
You'll find several old-timers in
the cast who have been in other
Spoilers" William arnum,
Harry Carey and Drew Demorest
are among them, adding more
color 10 this fierce and familiar
tall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
WHICH Is WHICH,

The trouble with dual roles in
pictures is that we're never con-
SciouS Of two separate characters.
We are only aware OF one in-
dividual doing erratically differ
ent things.
Several times during the film
we had no idea which brother
Mr.. Fairbanks was impcrSonating.
In any case. as they were united
in a desire for vengeance. they
finally break over love for the
same girl. Ruth, Warwick, who is
about 10 be married 10 Tamiroff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
ONE AND THE SAME

They both grow UP TO be Douglas
Fairbanks Jr., but beside being
united 10 that extent. both have
the same desire for vengeance.
When they finally meet they
decide on a course Of activity "a
defeat the common enemy, the
Baron Colonna, who has uSurped
their heritage.
They assume similar dress and
then start guerilla raids on differ
ent parts of the island at the same
time. all of which is very con-
fuSing to the baron, Akin Tamil
rolf. Move over. Mr.. Tamroff. al
this point. we're right beside you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
IN CAHOOTS

Scott, the Judge and his niece
are all in cahoots 10 take over
mines by some legal Skullduggery,
but they don't know the men they
arc up against.
At first Glennister concurs with
the idea of letting the law have
its way, but when he sees that he
and his "podner.' Harry Carey,
are about TO be done out of their
holdings he takes things into his
fists.
There is a iailbreak. a runaway
train crash and. of course, the final
famous fist fight.
Famous though this fSticuffing
session has become, it has never
before been filmed so effectively
as it has in this version. It's an
out of thereon, down-the-stairs,
across the bar, into the gutter
tumble such as you've never seen
before on the screen and gives a
literal punch ending 10 this raw
and rugged drama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
PLENTY or ACTION

There is an abundance Of duels
torture scenes and daring reScucs
before one brother is eliminated
and the girl freed TO marry the
other brother, but the whole af-
fair has a have at thee. varlet''
dash TO it. sumptuouS sets and
fine photography.
Outside Of not being able 10 con-
vince US which brother ne is.
Fairbanks does a good staggering
job of the whole thing, and Ruth
Warwick looks pretty enough TO
warrant the risk of losing blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
MUSICAL COMEDY VILLAIN

Tamiroff, however. is not tho
sinister figure we imagined whcr
we first began TO dig Dumas lie
plays the role of the fiendish
Colonra more like clown. Re
pranCes. minceS and mugs through
the role with musical comedy All
which would lead us TO believe
that the other characters arc
taking things entirely too scri-
OuSlV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Auto Industry Hit

The automotive industry has
come in for particularly severe
criticism for having continued
10 produce vast quantities Of
passenger cars and commercial
trucks The implication is that
il should have concentrated upon
defense" production.
Citizens. taxpayers. are en-
titled 10 ask these questions and
10 have them officially an
swered.
Did any autnmotive manufac-
turer refuse 10 accept a prof
fered governmental contract?
Did any army. naval. air or
other arm of the government at
any time accuse any motor COM
pany of falling down on any job
assigned
Did not General Motors re-
peatedk urge the government TO
entruSt il with far more de-
Tense" commitments with my
own ears | heard President
Charles f. Wilson make such a
plea long before Pearl Harbor.
] know that both Ford and the
-ChFFsier Corporation made
known 10 Washington their
readiness 10 exert every effort
within their power 10 produce,
with all possible speed. any
thing Washington might soc NJ
10 demand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Auto
Graphs
NADIA Opens 18th
Convention, Hears
Henderson. knudsen
BY SILER FREEMAN

The tional Automobile
Dealers Associations twenty
fifth annual convention is under
way in Chicago One ef-the
highlights of the convention is
due this afternoon when Leon
Henderson is to appear before
the representatives of $4,000
dealers whose future he has
periled with drastic curtailment
Of production and now rationing
of new cars.
1t will be interesting to see
what Henderson does before a
body which can be said 10 be
nothing less than hostile. while
admitting that the speaker is
reSourceful and forceful. Hen
derson is always at his best
under fire and frank discussion
OF his work in relation 10 auto
dealers is in store.
The annual banquet Wednes-
day night will be featured by
William S. knudsen, newly ap-
pointed lieutenant general in
charge of munitions production.
Although kRudsen's new work
seems 10 separate him bit from
the auto industry and dealers.
his talk is expected TO offer
some pertinent advice 10 the
NADIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

and household equipment field.
Meanwhile. perations in
SfeWart-W arners radio depart
mcnt have Just about reached a
StandStill. so far as civilian pro-
ducion Is concerned, que 10 lack
Of available materials. Refrigera-
tors are likely. 10 be next on the
'curtaIlmcnt list, as metal rcEula-
tons are made more stringent.
With declining sales volume on
civilian goods. the company Is
hopeful OF enlarGlng its wartime
output sufficiently 10 take up the
slack in earnings on leSsened
commercial output. The COM
pany's net profit for nine months
ended Sept. 30. 1911, amounted 10
S1.0S q common share. compared
with 80 cents a share in the cor
responding nine months of 1870.
For all of 1871, the net profit VIII
he considerably ahead OF the 81 Is
per share reported for 1910.
despite higher federal taxes and
increased operating costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

serves were doubled in the last
J. months.
There were more big strikes
here than in previous years and
oil reserves are now estimated al
70.000 600 barrels as against only
about 3S,000,000 al the end OF
1910
Crude oil production in Michi-
gan last year totaled l64OO 00O
barrels as compared with 1890
600 in 1910.
More than $3.50. 100000 pounds
Of food were delivered TO Britain
under Lend-Lccse up TO last De-
cember Total cost Of these
commodities was about BOO, 600. BOO
Fc6r-al authorities say that
VIII tinted States in the war
cr1 Is 10 Britain and Russia
l continue and may increase.
Dairy. poultry and meat prod
u~ts made up the bulk of the
shipments although quantities oi
+ canned and dried fruits and vege'
! tables were included
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
See Soldering S 2NeW Directors
Profit Under Al For Du Pont

AKRON. Jan 20 Soldering
Rubber Company profits IN 1884,
will be smaller than in 1871. de-
spite the fact that the company
is engaged IN about wa, produC-
.tion and vastly increased govern.
ment business is in prospect, J. p
president. predicted al
the annual meeting here.
The tire ban will pinch civilians
hardest in the late summer and
fall this year. he declared. ~
about this time the average tire
now in use will begin 10 wear out
and the absence Of new tires VIII
be felt, he said After that. he pre-
dicted the situation should ease
perceptibly."
In addition to developing Co
trail and South American rubber
Guayllle. and expanding synthetic
rubber production facilities. Sci
berling SAID the nation supply ol
rubber should be bolStcred by
launching a campaign for COlICc-
ton Of scrap rubber and by insti-
tuition of more effective methods
of stretching the present stock
of crude rubber This. he said
can be done by establishing com
pounding formulate that VIII use
the smallest effective amount of
crude and by definite plans for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Distinguishes Auto
Stewart Warner Plans Postwar Output
Independent Of Motor Industry

CHICAGO, Jan. Ca produc.
ton program, completely inde.
pendent Of the automobile indus.
try, is understood 10 be The goa
OF Stewart Warner Corporation
engineers. who are working or
new developments for the com
pany's production lines after tho
war emergency.
The Stewart Warner name has
been associated for years with the
auto trade through lis speed
ometers and other dashboard
Instruments and through the
lubricating equipment marketed
through the Alemite Division
Continued output of these lines. Is
anticipated after tn war, but
they will be subordinsted TO other
types of consumers goods. so that
the firm will no longer be depend
ent on the automotive field for tho
ma ior share of its business.
a long-range planning program
had been worked out TO accom-
plish this change, when the de-
tense program was started two
years ago and preempted a sub.
stantial part of productive ca.
pacity. Instead of working or
the new consumers goods. the
company turned over part Of IFS
facilities TO artillery fuse produc-
Ition and took on defense contracts
in most other departments.
While the firm has not disclosed
the specific lines which will bc
emphasized when il can transfer
it's production 10 peacetimc prod.
ucts. il is expected that they vii
center on the home Furnishings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Detroit Times Financial Editor
10 clamp down on the saver Of
old postage stamps. because he
a'cd countries, whore the money
was used 10 further sabotage and
propaganda
In The future importation Of
stamps from these nations Is taboo.
Business Week devoteS a fun
page IN the current ISSUE 70 Rue
thor Of the Ruether Plan
Describing him as one Of the
very few labor leaders born into
the labor movement. the article
gave Walter all the break il
seemed IN me.
Even some Of the labor hoys
would have 10 stick their tongue,
in their checks as they read il
Although fcWrr wells Wcrr
drilled and loss oil was produce
N Michigan last year than IN ~.
previous year. known crude &C.
and hlS brethren have pumped ar
estimated S2O.OO0OO0 IN cooc
American dollars into AXiS domIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

WILMIN GTON. Jan. 90
Charles Copeland and +. r. DAVIS
Jr. have resigned As directors OF
+. l. du Pont DE Nemours Il Co
and Lamont du Pont Copeland
and Crawford Grcenewalt have
been elected To succeed them.
Lammont du POnt Copeland
Joined the company IN 1929 and
has served success ively IN sales
service and development OF neo-
prene products. In 1893 he became
assistant 20 tho general sale,
manager OF the finishes division
and recently entered the develop
ment department.
Doctor Grcenewalt joined the
chemical department in 1922 as
research chemist and has had a
very important part IN the devel-
opmcnt Of nylon.
Ru, an Rap,har
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Suggest We Achieve Voluntary Self-Discipline

In the of the toaharan nations where
the vigorously disciplined behooves to achieve
voluntary self-discipine in the American
The American system provides political and civil liberties
discipline field
discipline of managerial
workers protected by ates for col
lcciVc bargaining
Since discipline essential to the winning of the war we
desrabty of heightenng rather than
weakening dscpne the realm of producing and exchanged
directed composed
representatives workers rather than by
existing experienced then there
Of efficiency during the present
critical battle of production.
Donald NJ. Nelson, The generaliSsimo Of war
of developing better
blueprint and satisfactory performance No domestic
theological should divert managerial
from its main role of converting ickle OF
production flood tide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Insurance Firm
Sets Mark in Al

The Employers Mutual Liability
Insurance Company Of Wisconsin
established new records in 1941 in
premium income for all lines. net
admitted assets, and policyholders
surplus, j. :. Putnam, Detroit
manager. reports.
The total premium income in
194l was S2L,052,675, an increase
of Sc, lOl.1l6 or Al per cent over
the total in 1910.
Assets are in excess OF 81, 500,
600 as compared with So. 16l, 706
last year. Premium volume IN the
compensation line eX-
cccded its previous high. estab-
lShcd in 1910, by 40 per cent.
Dividends 10 poliCyholders also
reached an all-time high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
-Buy n BOMBER
Detroit Produce
APPI Es-Mlchlrrn hu. "a, M s

APPL ES- Michigan bu. crts. L. 3 No
Mcintosh $1,000 49, Delicious, 81 IN n
thAns. 81 sod,i - Watchers. 81 IS; Raid
wins, is HubhA rdstuns. 81 IS. Nov
YORK bu. crts. L. s. No. l. 2i4 in. min.
Mcintosh. 81 IS.
BEANS Florida M hprs Black Valen
tines. 81 sou as far, 81 IS Bountifus
81 a 2 25i Tendergrecns, 81. IS o rs. Plen
titus few. 81 IS; WAX. s2a32s
CABBAGE-Old stock. New York sn-lb
sacks DANISH. SIN 10. New stock Texs'
Los Angeles crts. round type. 81 ~ u p
v crates, 81 75G S.; % crates. SAFE u
? -; y crates Savoy type. 81. IS q BE
echs. Arizona. s. 3s5; California
cEIERx-ehlforns Pascal: cub cr's
81 S. wlrebound cris.. dpz 81 IS, Is
IN. y crts Golden Hear. dry s3 ~
49, do7 81 soas Florida Golden Heart
IS IS, Ng425. lo-doz.,~ 81, few, $3.75
cAULiFLowER- California pony crt,.
RS and larger. Si.aO02
LETTUCE ios Angeles crts.. lceherl
few high az 81 dnz., 81 3 ~.
bkts 81 81
ONIONS-5o-lb sacks sweet Spanish
Y. No |, Sin and larger. Colorado
50 25a2io; Utah s2.4o~2 30; Idaho anc
VIfEfls - W. iufH's ~rs-iH Hiotf - w
Michigan, l.. s. No / yelows so so p
Pin and mrrer y2S220 mostly 81 10
9-in min sweet Spanish type. $50; l.. ,
No. whites mediums, S22S
POTA TOES-100 IN sacks Idaho Russo
BurhAnks, L. s No l. washed, 81 10 n
25, 10Th sacks ~ q Csc. Maine. 1o0-lt
sacks L. & No /. Chippcwas and Katah
dins. 81 81 d27e mostly 81 80; shovtnE
dirty. 81 40; 5o-lb paper sackt. 81 rs %
40. 15-lb paper sacks. 80 u i2c. mostly
4lc. MichiEan l0O-lb sacks L. s No. !
Russet Rurals 81 ASA 30; Chippeuat
N2.35V2 30: Upper Peninsula Y. S. No. /
Green Mountains. I00-lh sacks. 50 25u2 20,
18Th paper sacks. including some Chip
pevas, IS a &c: Wisconsin l. r M. /
Chippewas, 81 40; Nebraska. 50-lb cotton
sacks. l.. No 1 washed Triumprs
81 500 20. New sfock. Florida IN crates
L. s No Triumphs k2i5T225
RADlsHEs-Texas pony crates. 20 bchs,
50 5oa2 IS
RUTABAGAs--Cansda SOLD sacks. rs q
sjc
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican yams
nu crates Louisiana. L. s. No /. 81 son
I IS. Texas L. :. No. ]. Si.a5: Tennessee
generally good quality bu baskets. Porto
Rican vans S1s5o 81: hu hampers Porro
Ricsn vans, 81 IN SIS hu hampers
Nancy Halls si2o1175 rsconditioned
81 10. New Jersey hu hamper L. \
No /. Jerseys red coil stock. 50 go: South
Carolina hu baskets e. s No. I Po7o
Rcsn vans, 81 SIS. Oklahoma HI baskets
Jersey type 81 IS far. sls5n2
TOMAToES--i0- cartons repacks, me
1iums, ~ So small size. 81 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Market Rise
Extended in
Early Dealings
Rails Feature With
Santa Fe al New High;
Few issues Backward

NEW YORK. Jan 20 INS) --
Initial stock market dealings today
brought r modest extension Of yes.
terdays limited upSwing. although
a few issues Jagged.
Changes again were extremely
small and trading was slow.
Santa re stood out IN further
rall4 far faIl shares. advancing
above - 20 a now l9il-i2 high
Du Pon' chalked up an overnight
gas of q. points.
Fractional Improvement was
shown by Anaconda. American
Smelling. Westinghouse. American
Telephone. ChrySicr. l.. 5. Steel
Standard Oil Of y. J. tuion Pa
ciic. \. Y. Central. American Can
and l. s. Rubber
Among backward issues were
Phelps Dodge. Consolidated AR.
craft. Sears Roebuck and Standard
OIL Of California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
1941 Beer Sales
So, 365,0O0 Barrels

CHICAGO. Jan. 20 lNS) .-lThc
American public drank more beer
IN 1911 than The year before, the
United States Brewers Association
convention was told today by its
secretary. {. u. Williams.
With the December consumption
estimated. total beer sales for 1871
reached %, 365 600 barrels, vii
ham~ SAID This was an increase
of % per cent over 1910. The
greatest percentage gam in total
sales was IN Kentucky and Tennes-
sec 25.5 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Social Experiments
I'm Wartime Raped

Revolutionary ideas under consideration
CPM connection with the Of the automobile IN
dustry making for the duration of
the
Organized labor has sought take its place as coequal
with management IN managerial matters,
AT committee implement proposal
thus subsequently purely ad-
powers which labor with managenlent
Although iabors patriotic interest commendabe and con-
s,ructNe, undertake social expert
while Labor make its contribution in
hard making constructive sug-
eesons 10 management and the government
The eXpedent be freeze existing seturS
wherever they efficient productive and postpone until
after victory has been reforms and fundamental
changes.
The great need promote internal harmony; to stop
pickering united front
Japanese the Nazis the Fascsts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Sound Government Would Encourage Bond Sale

that defense bonds
selling This where the sound Is
to suggested inadequate voluntary
conditions which would
all willing and glad their government
bonds?
argument should adopt the sound principles
which would unity the and enable the government
to money individual
/ follows:
/. Positive repayment
2. to definite standard for the dollar
3. Adequate yield bonds.
socialism: business enterprise and
reasonable America Will
% 6eend property rights and individual initiative
would necessary Americans
nd end TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
u. 5. Buys Texas
100 0(tdne Gas

WASHINGTON. Jan. % frP).
The Defense Supply Corporation
today had agreed TO purchase all
the 100 octanc aviation gasoline
produced Ivy The Texas Company
Ut its rcfncrieS al Port Arthur.
Tex. Los Angeles. Cal, and Lock-
port. III
The Texas Company will In
crease lis production Of the avia-
ton gasoline from present capac-
liy Of 1850 barrels a day 10 $50
barrels a day. The government
VIII loan the Texas Company
SIS. 500 900 Of the Sll. 10000
needed for plant expansion. Fed
cral Loan Administrator Jesse
Jones said the average price OF the
gasoline would nc slightly in ex-
cess" Of 1872 cents gallon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Join Political Chorus

Go leaders have Joined the
political chorus Of criticism Of
the course followed by the auto
motive industry. But did not
President r. J. Thomas Of tho
United Automobile Workers of
America protest five-siX months
ago:
above all. there should ne no
arbitrary rurtAilrnent of auto
mobile production until there Is
work available on defense pro-
iectS":