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Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date VITA the girl friend, or
a business Appointment, play Nnart and take
the proper precauti0u 10 see Tat your bread
doesn't offend Unnecessarily After all. moth.
lnR IL so inexcuBable and SO offensive as
neglected case Of halitosia Chad breathl. Be
fore your next late or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Lhterine Antbeptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sNeeier, purer, less likely 70 offend. Most
eases Of halitoais, FAY some authorities, are
due % the fermentation Of try food particles
In the mouth. although some cases may be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Lsterlne AntiseDtic works
wonuers because it FIRST halts the f~erfnensa-
ti0n and then overcomea the odqrs Il causes.
Don't forget 20 use IL. itF the hrst aid Of
HoPsanes Of popular aud successful people,
LISTERINE AaTiSEPTIC
STa kaks YesE Rreatk Ss2ssspe 1
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NUEVAYORK.-Tres delos
principles peri6dicos del He
misferio recibieron reciente-
mente ell premio de periodismo
maria Moors Cabot" CORES
pondiente a 1912, concedido
por la Universidad de Column
bia, en- r~econocimiento del dis
tinguido servicio publico pres
tado en- relacion con ell fomento
de la amistad international y
la meior compression entire los
pueblos de las naciones ameri-
canaS.
Los peri6dicos premiados son
ola Naci6n" de Buenos Aires, Sc
Dfa," de Montevideo y Ell Christian
Science Monitor" de Boston, Massa'
chusetts. Los premios fueron en-
tregad6s por ell DR.. Carl W. Acker.
man, decano de Pulitzer School Of
Journalism de la O%niversidad de
Columbia, quien esta a cargo de Ia
tarea de otorgar anualmente ell muy
codiciado premio de periodismo in,
ternacional. Para la realization dc
dicho acto, la U~niversidad invite
para que asistieran a un almuerzC
en- honor de los agraciados, a 25C
editores de peri6dicos, directories
escritores Y corresponsales.
Llegan dos periOdistas
Dos prominentes periodistas su.
damericanos v~inieron a Nueva Yorl
a recibir los premios otorgados
sus peri6dicos. Estos fueron lo'
senores DR.. Alberto Lasplaces, di
rector de noticias extranjeras de
peri6dico GEL Dfa" y ell DR.. Ange
BOhigas, miembro del directOrio
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
Goldberg On 81 Ns,o Yc,t -.

lhojas volantes netamente an. =,
cistas. lgualmente Sc regis'tAl
casos de curas parrocos que en- o.
merosas ocasiones han hablado ~
reservas desde ell pulpito, espe' 80
mente en- 10 que Sc retiere q ~
abuses y al lucro inicuo y pingtc g."
los funcionarios del Fascio."
Los informes recibidos reye,an
asimismo que muchos son los ca'd'
licos italianos que sc han undo a
liberales y socialistas para formi.'
un comite de acci6n que organiza II
resistencia secreta y lama mani
festos antigubernamentales.
La Italia cat6lica despierta
"Todos los discusses que puedan
pronunciar los oradores ~fascistas Y
las mas severas medidas que pue-
dan tomar los nuevos batallones de
agentes de Himmler, jefe de la Ges-
tapo en- la ocupada Italia, no logra-
ran detener el tardio pero complete
despertar de la Italia cat6lica" ase-
gura la citada agencia informative.
Agrega la misma que los diri-
gentes del partido fascista y u
propagandistas "han hecho a un
iado TODD miramiento y actual
mente atacan abiertamente a carde-
males, obispos y cl6rigos." I'm
eiemplo de clio puede verse en- un
~reciente despacho de prensa do
Berlin en- ell cual los nazis Sc queian
de que ell Vaticano no haya denun-
ciado los bombardeos britanicos de
Geneva Y la Renania. En- mi emil
sion de la radio nazi Sc censur6 al
Papa Pic por haber recibido al
enviado personal del Presidente
Roosevelt, Sr. Myron C. Taylor
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
CoMIDA FAMILIAR


Hace pocos dias lie fue ofreci-
da, una comida familiar al cabo
Harold Witches, por Su primo
Mario Vches, efectuandose en-
|d 90S de la Ounce avenida, Sc
encontraban preSentes todoS los
familiares del festejado.
A continuation los nombres
Ge los aSiStentes:
Sra. Esperanza Vilctes de Ro
man, con su encantajora hija
Gloria Escobio, Andrea Vaid@s,
Georgina Albarez, Mary Vilches
Juanita Vilches, Dalia Witches,
Margarita Ortega, Ofelia VII
hes, Margarita Fernando, Ii
ola Pedro, Esperanza NilcheS,
Nina Garcia, Higinia Quesada,
Mirta Witches, Margarita Cazo,
Magaly Hernandez, Silvia Viii
ches. Tulsa Sierra, Margarita
dsmez, Manuel Roman Jr., Ra-
fael Witches, Willie Escobio,
Dick Alvarez, Ernesto Vilches,
Bob Sam, Rafael Gonzalez, Will
lie Escobio Jr., Valdes,
Octavio Pedrero, Jr., EliO Con-
zalez, Elio Hernandez Y Luis
Fernandez.
Harold regresara dentro de
brebes dias a su campamento.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

Alicia Lopez, Amparo Suarez,
Norma Salla, Mary Lado, Berta
Lado, Sra. Piedad Acosta, Sra.
Josefina Pizzo, y Sra. Maria La
do
Muchos regalos recibi6 ell fes'
tejado.
Con dulces y refresoc Sc obse.
Gui6 a todos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
PARA CAMP BLANDING

En- la tarde de aver parti6 pa
ra ell C~ampamento Banding
luego de haber disfrutado de lot
siete dias que Sc lie c~oncedieror
antes de su ingreso en- Ell Ejer-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

de los cinco hijos de los esposos
Pine que sirven a la naci6n en-
esta guerra.
I'm saludo cordial para ell va
liente soldado.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
NACIMIENTO

En- ell dia de aver aumento Ia
algeria del hogan de los esposos
Ana Y Rogelio Moreno, con un
hermoso nihito.
Ell nuevo ciudadano llevara los
nombres de Rogelio Anibal Jr.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

WASHINGTON. - Segdn
informes recibidos de Lisboa
por ell Servicio Catolico de No
ticias, los catolicos italisnos va
Sc han declarado en- alberta
oposici6n contra ell regimen de
Hitler V Mussolini.
GEL cardinal Massini ha elevado
la voz para contradecir a los amos
fascistas," declara la agencia noti-
ciosa cat6lica. EN- Roma, en- la
iglesia de San Andrea, ell CARDINAL
Massini Sc pronunci6 en- contra de
las teorias que coloean al Estado
por encima de la Iglesia. Sus con-
ceptos fueron tan excepcionalmente
claros en- sus a~lusiones que, por pri-
mera vez desde la conclusion de los
Tratados de Letran, ell embaJador
italiano en- ell Vaticano i%nterpuso
una protesta Official contra un car
denaf italiano de la ciudad papal."
PrOtesta cat6lica
AL hacer una revision de las re-
probaciones de los cat6licos contra
las practicas fascistas IN Italia, la
agencia de information mencionada
revela ell hecho de que eel Primado
Cardinal Salotti y ell Cardinal Shus-
ter de Milan causaron una verda-
dera sensation al expresar, dc una
manera vedada, sus dudas acerca de
una victoria del Eje en- la actual
guerra. FL Arzobispo de Gericia y
los obispos de Fume y Trieste tam
bien protestaron contra la actua-
ci6E de los fascistas. Sabido es que
en- las universidades cat6licas de
Milan v Roma hay ciertos grupos
que Sc iedican a hacer circular
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
ENTIRE SOSOTROS

nesde nace dias sc encuentra
entire ~nosotros disfrutando de u
ma licencia, ell joven Rosendo Pr
no. hijo de los eSposos Isabel y
Virilio Pine, residences de la ca.
lie Catorce y Ounce avenida.
Ell joven Pine Sc encuentra eF|
tacionado en- California v es unt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Stocks Show
Steady Tone
In Early Trade

NEW YORK, Oct. II (UP)-
Stocks opened steady TO firm to-
day with trading light. Bonds
were firm Cotton futures opened
unchanged to 3 points lower.
A long list of leading stocks
opened at the previous close.
Bethlehem Steel opened at IS !
up Il; Chrysler, 1872, off "a;
Montgomery Ward, ABS. up u
Anaconda, 25h. up u; Interna-
tional Nickel, 3O9s, up q; Wool
worth, 37ia, up =; New York
Central, 1874, up y, and Sears
Roebuck, S33s, up "a.
Allegheny Corporation pre-
ferred was up point to AZ, the
widest initial gain. There were a
few losers in addition TO Chrys-
Ter, including CeRseHdated-Naltee,
American Smelling, Santa Fe, So
cony-Vacuum. and American
Power and Light, all off fraction
allY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
1914 Fertilizer
Outlook Good

NEW YORK. Oct. 11-Fertilizer
available for l943-1944 crop season
for use in meeting the record
food production goals probably
will be in excess of 100000
tons, compared with 100000
tons used in the past year and
viii be larger than ever before,
according 10 government esti-
mates.
In contrast with the past year
when shortage made II necessary
TO lower nitrogen content of
mixed fertilizers. a record supply
of nitrogen is expected 10 be
available the coming season. Con-
slderably more superphosphate,
but somewhat less potash will be
available than in past year when
Utilization OF both set new highs.
Demand probably will outrun
this record supply. Hence distri-
button will continue 10 be con-
trolled 10 assure maximum utili-
cation on crops most needed for
war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Back Wage Paid
To 3O1 Workers

Back wages totaling S24,055. 80
were paid TO 30l workers by 20
establishments in Michigan dur
ing September following inspec-
tons by the wage-hour division
of the Department of Labor, it
was announced today.
Payments Of $4,000 in back
wages TO % employees of the
Lapeer County Press, Lapeer,
were ordered in an action brought
in an action brought by the
department in federal district
court.
The resolutions, il was pointed
out. represented the difference
between What the workers actually
were paid and what was due them
under the Fair Labor Standards
and Walsh-Healty Public Con-
tract Acts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
GIMP ANocdtes
Steel Plates
For 4th TQu.I,dirter

CLEVELAND, Oct. II - In
creasing number of fourth quarter
directives in plates and sheets is
being reported as excess demands
are being fitted into mill sched-
uies. CMP steel officials have been
asked for 10000 tons Of steel
plates additional for fourth quar-
ter and have allocated this equit-
ably among producers. says Steel.
The plate advisory committee
will meet in Washington Oct. - TO
hear explanation Of this and other
industry matters. This tonnage
is in addition 10 the 40 per cent
allowable under the Controlled
Materials Plan. Requests for first
quarter steel must reach GIMP
officials by Oct. 20 10 25 and allo-
cations will be made about Nov.
10, two weeks later than the usual
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Farmers Market

FRUlTs-4gP". % M, Iai. s,y. fsns " = =
s. 50 90 % 10 2 s. soa,l 3 > Jon 9s.
, ~ ian $ G sS N1 10 ~ $50 3S
So na ~ ?, 81 So42 SNOW fame
81 81 oa 40 ]. 81 500 s. steeie.s Eed
80 j. So % og 70, z 81 -
fancy s. Is PECK basket No J. soc - /,
see Peaches Elbe-as, No D.
81 50 as ~ bu 80. q s. 5HH I. Pssrs
Bose. No !. Nns hu 10 q $3.50 IN
Kisrers 80 J. s. 80 h.i No 2 - 30
ounces. SO : s. bu No - Canta-
loupe. fancy. 81 bu 40 J. t3H 80 No
S2a25o wstsrmeions. 40. !. $40
~ frTTI'~F AND SALAD GREENS =
CELERY capbsre fancy. 81 - bu 40. I,
81 p 80 No 2 81 Hesd lettuce. No.
I S282 5o bu 80 ? 81 D. Leaf lettuce.
30 j. socaSi25. No. ? 75c Escarole
80 75cuN Du. Romano, No. !, 81 -
WARRANTS GREENS csbosge
greens so. g. SlHl Is bu CohRrds. 70.
7S~5xl hu Kaip No Z aoc 81 b1.
sor-ei 80 ]. 75c 81 hu Mustard 10 /.
80. , soc swiss chsrd No 5'a soc
VEGETABLES. MISC Bean. green
fancy IS IS IN. NJ s. 3 50. No. 2,
$? 50 UsN fancy 81 = eui No 50
~ : u T. s2so5s Sa No 2. 81: Roman
beans. No ! s75o93 eu 10. ? 50;
lims bean, No. : 81 5oat ou Bes,s'
punched. No J. 75a soe ao5 oohs No.
10 2 81 g Broecoii isncy. $. ea 81
2 S3T3 50 Cahnags No / Si.25f 80
s--,- aa-e--2 si-FA4 - t-tAsA---A-@-
bsse. No J. 81 25fi 50 ou 30 ?. 81.
carrots punched So 7s1 sSo dor
ocns 80 ? SOC topped. fancy 81 80
b.. 10 !. ti73 ~ No -
3 IS No 2 81 50 celery root No !.
81 doz Celery, fancy. 81 25H 80 Dor.
hchs No. I 50 soc. No. 2 % l0c
veet corn. No /. sal % 5.doz sack
fancy $40 bu No !. 81 rs. Din No
30 p &c dor hchs caspian No J. IS
50 IN No. , - So. Fennel No J.. 81
hchs Iseks No !. Si4l ~ don bchs
onions green No ! 80 &c dor bchs
80 2 90 "a Soc dry fancy. 50 51-lh
sack 10. e. io12 81 piekling White.
30 S5ns 50.ih. sack Parsnips, No !,
81 80 bu Parsley root 40. J, 15c 81
duz. hrhs curly parsley No. !. f3I sc
eo' sch' PeF!Per,ss. srsen fancy s. 49, -
fancy 81 hu 80. ?. 81 p So 80 ?,
81 re- no., fancy 50 50 ha No l.
81 so13 rod. sweet No I. 81 50 bu.
I Pr ~ 10 i ,aoiD, 80 b %o Po'sio s;
Purrrkirs No l. 81 oS4f50 hu.
Radishes red 40 ! ssa7sc doz behs
long white No ssG7Sc dor bchs No.
? 5oc Ru'shaEas, 10. / 81 251 50 bu
SQUASH Delicious No J. 81 251 IS IN .
Hubbard No SOd2 IN Itsllsn.
fancy 81 y M No I 81 Sod2 sum
u1sr fancy a. v hu No l. Sld 50
80 ? 7Sc Table Queen fancy ~ 80 hu
No J rs Turnips. hunched NJ !
7ScfSi dor hchs topped fancy. 81 -
on No I Si7512 No : 81 81 To-
nratoss fancy S3G35n hu No 7.
81 251175 10 2 81 Vegetable oysters.
No 81 so doz bchs
POULTRY "a : soc n hroilers.
IS ? 3ec
EGGs-LarFe si7a1s 3o-doz case me-
dun SIS 90 2 ~ 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Auto.
Graphs
Chevrolet Aluminium
Forging Output 10
Times Output Of AZ
BY sILER FREEMAN

Aluminium aircraft forgings
for military planes of all types
are now being produced by
Chevrolet at a rate that will re-
suit in a total poundage in 1913
ten times greater than in 1912.
it was revealed here today by N.
+. Coyle, Chevrolet general
manager and vice president of
General Motors.
Despite the fact that Chevro-
let was in volume production of
these vital aircraft component
elements during 1912, Coyle
said, in each OF the remaining
months of 1913, Chevrolet will
deliver as many pounds of these
forgingS as the division produced
IN the entire year of 1912.
In the light OF the recent re-
port submitted by Donald NJ.
Nelson. War Production Board
chairman. that very soon we
will be turning out a completed
plane every five minutes around
the clock, every day of the
month the necessity for high
scale volume production of these
indispensable aircraft construc-
ton units Is apparent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Fireproof Binder

Increased flame resistance for
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Co.'S Dektred which protects u.
S. navy personnel from slipping
overheard during battles and in
high seas was announced today
by Paul w. Litchfield, Good
years board chairman.
He disclosed that Goodyear
development engineers, after
months of effort, have produced
practically a fireproof synthetic
resin binder for the coarse parti-
Giles Of garnetS, semiprecious
stones, which give Dektred its
shipboard value. At present, the
ground garnets in their syn
thetic resin binder are being
used on the flight decks of
plane carriers as well as on gun
emplacements. flight and
weather decks, passageways and
landings. stairways and in off,
GERS and crews quarters for
navy aircraft of all kinds from
battleships to submarines and
PIT boats.
Goodyear's Dektred is made
by mixing the ground garnets
with the binder in such a form
that it can be applied with
trowels or ordinary spray guns
TO the smooth steel surfaces Of
battleship decks or other places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
T.. M. Can
Still Win
Big Ten

Michigan. despite its smashing
defeat by a Notre Dame wonder
team. stood out today along with
Purdue as the cream of the foot
ball crop in the Western Confer
ence this season.
Both Michigan and Purdue have
unsullied 1913 conference records
with a victory apiece. Illinois.
Northwestern and Wisconsin are
tied for second, each with a VIC
tory and a defeat, Indiana and
Iowa have lost one game each,
and Ohio State and Minnesota
have not yet swung into Big Ten
activity.
Purdue turned in its third vic
tory of the season at Lafayette,
whitewashing the Camp Grant
Warriors 10 to 0, in a dads day
game. The BolermakerS won
more than passing notice in turn
ing back the husky Warriors.
Sam Vacant of Purdue stood out
as paSser, Tipping II successful
losses in 18 attempts.
At Madison, a bruised but un-
daunted Illinois team upset the
dope by smothering Wisconsin,
. 10 Z The Illini victory evened
the series between the two schools
at 10 each.
A freshman Ohio State team
Just didn't quite measure up in
scoring punch against the veteran
Blueiackets at Great Lakes. The
green Buckeyes were beaten. 13
to 6, by two spectacular scoring
plays and a great goal line stand
by the sailors early in the fourth
quarter.
Superior air power and expert
enCe gave the iowa PrefiIght Sea-
hawks a IS TO 0 victory over the
Iowa Hawkeyes at Iowa City.
The Hawkeyes dashed back re-
peatedly TO keep the game from
becoming a runaway.
Bob Hoernschemeyer, 17-year-
old freshman halfback. led Indiana
to "a to Is victory over
Nebraska AT Lincoln. II was the
most oneSided defeat the Corn
huskers had suffered since they
moved into the Memorial Stadium
in 1923.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
zivi(, Bdsond
Top Ring Card
by United Press

The Fritzie ZiVic-JoSe Basora
middleweight fight here Friday
night features this weeks national
boxing program. The veteran
Civic Of Pittsburgh meets the
young Puerto Rican in a 10-round
encounter.
The rest If the schedules:
AY-Phnsdelphia. Jake Lamous
vs. Johnny Walker New Haven. Conn
julie KoEon vs.. Sammy Rivers. Baltimore,
Holman Williams VS.. Joe Carter. New Or
leans. Juan Nillaloa VS. Jackie CaIlura.
Jacobs Ocean Park ". J., Al Gonzales
VS. Nick Peters washington Nap Mitchell
vs. George Parks san Francisco, Jack
Chase vs. Psulie Peters.
Davis vs. Phil Enzenga New York fWhte
FIainsI, Winnie Vines vs. Red Doiy Los
Angeles. Turkey Thompson vs. Clayton
Worlds Buffalo y. Y Bobby Claus VS.
Pete Ganano New Bedford. Mass Tony
Costa VS. Red Brown Jersey city Donnie
Macs vs. Don McLaen
Wednesday Hartford, Conn Sal Bar
tolo vs.. Billy Bates Washington. Lew
Hanhury vs.. Danny Petro. Elizabeth y
J. Freddie Russo Va. Frank Leta OAK
waukee. Doll Rafferty, vs. Bobby Mcintyre
Thursday Portland Me Coiey Welch
vs. Andy Holland Fall River. Mass BIZ
Weinberg vs. Billy sunday. Philadelphia
Ellis Phillips vs.. Dorsey Lay. Dallas, Tex,
Dick Turcutte vs. Chick iiirst
Fridav--New Orleans, Cleo Shans vs. Al
Reasoner Worcester, Mass. Al Costa VS..
Leo Sawick san Francisco. Tony otvera
V George lharra. Hollywood Cal. Jimmy
Garrison vs. Billy Morris. New Brunswick
y J.. Jerry Fiorefio vs Phil Fnzcnga
saturday New York tRidgewoodb TIppy
Larkin vs. Johnny Jones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
MICHIGAN One Of States to Pass Resolutions

backfrng against excessive taxa
legislatures have expressed desire to put
Of citizens.
of Congress incomes have
passed of the legislature Arkansas Della
Pennsylvania Island Texas and Wyoming In Illinois New
similar resolution passed one house
O legislature
These measures all OF the intent ask Con-
amendment the federal Con-
would repeal the sixteenth amendment authorizing
would Congress the rlght
maximum rate oil % per cent
similarly % cent ceiling on death duties ana
of The the
Congress vote of both houses
exec prescribed maximum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Output Lifted
By Chevrolet

The total weight Of propellerS
and other aluminium frogings 10
be turned out by the Chevrolet
division Of General Motors during
1913 Will be 10 times greater than
IN 1912. IL was estimated today.
-Four forge plants are de-
voted To producing aluminium
aircraft forgings, including pro-
peller blades, landing gear trun-
mons, crankcase sections and
other Items" il was announced
by NJ F. Coyle. general man.
ager Of the division.
Production in the fourth quar-
ter Of this year is estimated at
more than three and a half times
that OF all Of 1912. he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
New SWPC Director

In the office came the man
who is taking over Just about
the hottest spot IN these parts
the iob Of regional director OF
Smaller War Plants Corp.
In replacing Tom Moss, Ray
IIiiatifi becomes = acting etifee-
tor
Although he came here from
Washington, Haun is no
stranger 70 these parts Back
in 1919 he was IN the Detroit
office OF Capper Publications,
fron 1927 he was manager
Of the Ladies Home Journal for
Michigan. leaving that Job 10
20 20 Philadelphia. after which
he returned 70 Detroit IN "a
70 become district manager Of
the Detroit office OF This Week
magazine
In 1912 Haun Joined WPB's
salvage division going 70
SWPCs Washington office in
January OF this year And he
holds something ot record.
having served In - out Of l0l
district offices located in 9 OF
the i regions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Thermoid Plans
Stock Offering

WASHINGTON. Oct 11-Ther-
mold Co has registered with the
SEC $500 900 of a. per cent
first mortgage bonds. due Oct. ID,
1858. and l24.25O shares common
stock. par value 81 per share.
Offering price 10 public on both
bonds and stock viii be supplied
by amendment
Proceeds VIII be used 10 redeem
AZ JOB and accrued interest all
first lien collateral trust 5 per
cent bonds. due Dec. IS. 1851. out
standing in amount OF S2.05S 900:
10 redeem $500 900 face amount
Of serial notes payable 10 banks.
and 10 reimburse working capital
for funds used 10 retire on Oct ).
1913. Al the 800 900 serial notes
due annually 1943-l946. Any OK
cess VIII revert 10 funds OF COM
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
4 Forge Plants

AS a major producer of alu-
minum aircraft forgings, includ-
ing propeller blades, landing
gear trunnions, crankcase Sec
tions, and other items" Coyle
said, Chevrolet has moved rap
idly TO the fore in this field, with
four forge plants devoted to this
project. Production has risen
steadily and Is continuing to
climb, as indicated by the fact
that production of these f0rg-
ings in the fourth quarter of
1913 Is estimated at more than
two and one-half times the first
quarter. and more than three
and one-half times the produce
ton attained i'm all Of last year.
addition Of new plant faciii-
ties, for both the forging and
the machining of aluminium
forgings indicates that the total
Chevrolet contribution to this
one phase Of war production will
assume even more impressive
dimensions in the near future"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Remedy Lies in CurtaiIng Unnecessary Expenditures

the proposed amendment 10 the CosIu-
that our remedy meeting me oonga
while the burden oil deot "hch
the postwar period lies IN beginning 10 pauc
government the
expenditures adherence to the fundamental
principles government under winch we have gro" a
the adoption OF measures
attractive well lead TO hsca lnouSial ana
embarrassment If not chaos
getting high should not Congress- by
people the polls be curbed In spending power
constiutionaly
which the result Of high spending -
apparent than real
through modes OF taxa
oodgaes for eXravagan spending The IN
nctive search for limit the spenders
to and tlmellness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Purdue Goes 10 Work
For Ohio State Game

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. II
(INS)-Purdue's hopes Of remain
ing al the top of the heap in the
Western Conference will be at
stake Saturday when the Boiler
makers invade Cleveland for the
eleventh renewal of their football
series with Ohio State, defending
champions
The Boilermakers. fresh from
their victory over Camp Grant,
settled down today 10 add speed
and deception 10 their T-attack
around Tony Butkovich that has
put them out in front this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Enviab bic Record

Among the firms which
chalkcd up an eHyiable record
in the purchase Of bonds during
the recent drive lS Albert Kahn
Associated Architects and En-
CIncerS. Inc
a quota Of $4,000 was handed
- the company and u was
sod on an inflated number OF
employees which the firm had
AZ the height Of the plant build
ing boom--50 per cent over the
number Of employees now.
Nothing daunted the en-
ployes went over the top with
S57. 23S.