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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25

Buildings Moved We are equipped
to handle large houses, barns. Es-
Inmates given. Truck and equipment
with experienced man to do job work
by the hour. Mark Kotkin, New Deal,
Mont. 19-tfc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Lessons in Grooming, Posture
From Women in Uniform
By DONNA GRACE

FOR FINE appearance and
exemplary conduct The honerS
now 90 70 the girls in uniform.
Cntll We saw how attractive
they look We thought we wouid
never like uniformed women.
We are still amazed AT rhe
sleek beauty Of these girls and
how easily they have been trans
formed from Just nice girls 10
handsome service women. They
are smart and with All their
military air, retain All and even
more than then former fem
mine charm
All uniforms are styled nv
famous designers me colors,
whether in navy. white, brown.
green, gray or ian are becoming
TO All types. There are no boXy
lines that might have tendency
~ oOiiterate feminine curves.
Every outfit is fitted 10 The
Wearer IN the best tailored
manner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
By Frances Drake

s.oot is Arcoycug 10 tic S'ors.
~ optimism and horse sense TO
the fore.
OCT. .! To NOV. %
cco,p,o - Prom sing pariicu-
larry II you allocate your work
so that there VIII not be rush
and strain ~ some times and
idlenes, at other periods.
NOV yR TO DC. 2,
S4QttQruS--Gus well the
emotions and any inclination
toward extrsyagance stick close
20 your ion
DC. - To }fN. Pr
Ccprico,n - Not al smooth
sailing today but n you are mas
ter Of your craft and handle ~
with deXterity you VIII bring II
IN with colors flying.
JAN. - 70 F'EB. 20
A11n,pts-- Similar Indications
for YOU as for Sagittarius and
Capricorn today Accomplish
ment is largely up to you now.
Accept obstacles and duties a. \
chaIlenge-meet and best them.
FEB. ~ 70 MARCH ~.
Pisc's-Iou may find it tough
Shedding during early part of
your working day but If you
viii push ahead doggedly, the
hindrances vii! wane and youll
find hing developing more
speedily and gratifvingly.
Copyrght Ist3. oy King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
HOROSCOPE :: ::

Look m ttc Section Your Brfkr
For F,idQy. ScptCmber r..
UtRCH ~ 10 APRIL 20
I rtes-iou IN the armed
forces. you engaged n manGfac-
turing for government. army.
navy, ar force have friendly
Influences for success
APRIL n 70 NAY Ro
70urus-A little more difficult
perhaps than Yesterday, but n
N&ou hags a progressive schedule
taGasfou can keep u up today.
WY ~ TO N NF Rt
Gcmut-MarS friendly TODAY.
This can be benefcicnt inAu-
erce or overstimu'ating depend
lrg upon your reactions, and the
course YOU pursue.
JiNE - 10 my -
Co"re' \ combination Of az
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

= Comes m. md Frd Whot Your
poets lend rather aggressive m
fuences which can be spur 70
achievement. or harmful n yop
torn 20 pickering or poinuess
gument
my - TO AJG. -
Leo Remember the slogan 4
stl'ch in time saves nine" Take
necessary precautions Of enter
ing n hazardous undertaking spd
don't be rushed into decisions or
agreements without first giving
them due consideration.
AUG. - TO SEPT. %
lrgo- % the things ma
require your personal attention
now so that the easier tasks viii
afford more rest and leisure
later.
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Y7byo BRING your 6ne powers
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
PepIum Jacket

4 brass colored peplum Jacket
NJ SATIN Is Grace Allen choice
for fall dreSS-up She plans 10
wear n with either black or
brown wool skirts and has had
matching caIotte made with
Stff cocoa brown lace huW
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
RItFIFD CHiRNTR

ra5on Jersey crcNSy bioUSe.
Three buttons secure The front
closing which extends INTO
ruffed frou that frames your
face and neck IN soft Hattery
The sleekneSs of The Jersey
lends itself admirably to ms
soft t-ng Ian E. =. Aall-fsteiittEe--
Yourself IN \ dark tailored SUIT
with this blouse IN say perhaps
aqua an AQUA hat and gloves
The sleeves are long and fir
lilly edged al the wrists Win
tiny r'Iftles in Siles - ~ 3s.
~ comes 10 mgtod hUe. aqua
white and pfctty pink PUce
taG reads Il
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

they appear in public but they
are patient =nA- -Baitte-and -hetet-
make any attempt 20 proIonE
such conVers with
strangers.
We suggest that those who
want 10 know what good pos
ture and correct walk really
means. observe these smart
girls and Try 10 copy some OF
Their style.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Makeup Hint

"BF STTNGY with rouge rs
Mel Ber0S advice 20 al new
ComcrS on the lot. Too much
makes q woman look hard or
gaun'. Always put u on me
b cnes' point Of the cheek bone
and then blend II ln
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
CRACKERS AVAILABLE

CRACKERS HAVE become
an important war time food he
cause they do not require any
critical packing materials such
As TN or rubber.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Ripe Cucumber Pickles

z large ripe cuciipbers
+ pound stick cinnamon
ounce whole cloves
s cups sugar
! 2 pintS vinegar.
Pare cucumberS, quarter and
remove seeds and cut the quar-
ters into medium sized pieces.
Blanch for | minute in salted
water, 2 tablespoons salt 10 !
quart wafer drain and simmer
IN clear water until tender but
firm
Drain well Tie spices in a
bag and boil them with the
vinegar and sugar for 5 minutes.
Pour mixture lover cucumberS.
Cover jar and let stand over
night. Drain off syrup. boil for
TO minutes and pour over the
cucumbers again. Flavor is i'm
proved If this process IS re-
peated several times. Pack the
pickles into not sterilized jars
and seal.
Sweet Green Tomatoes
: peck green tomatoes
Is onions
] y quarts vinegar
I cups sugar
p tablespoon cloves
] tablespoon cinnamon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
New BIouses
Complement
Fall Suits
By JOAN DEAN

SLEEK JERSEY, whether il
ne in wool or rayon version, Is
fast coming into its own as one
Of fashions fabric pets. Over "a
per cent Of the suits featured in
New York openings by the hont
couture featured jersey blouses.
And why not? They're so
practical. SO smooth fitting. They
don't wrinkle after an hours
wearing. nor do they wilt as
many crepes do. And Jersey
takes 10 the dye pot with ease
and aplomb, emerging IN sooth-
ing pastel tones or clear singing
colorS.
With a good basic suit and
change Of blouSes. especially
few Jersey blouSes, you could 90
through a whole season with
ease and chic. To help you We
present two Jersey blouses to-
day.
AN ON-THF-JOB classic is
the wool and rayon Jersey shirt
waister Sketched. Notice IT'S
sharp tailoring. convertible
neckline, neat pocket orna-
mented with felt butterflies and
the long fun and cuffed sleeves.
This is the sort OF blouse that
can 20 any place out the most
dreSSy affair. II wont look
-HiHlPlna atte4 fitn hetits ttt
me Job, either Available m
sizes B. 10 So. n comes in beau
fful pastel tones of pink and
aqua or 2 strong clear red Us
prCe. Slq1.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
A Neutral Look

II Is not only the uniform
that distinguishes these girls.
Their nsir and skin is beauti-
fully groomed. Although they
All wear powder and hpStick
none have a made up nor ar
tficiai look
Their complexions SHOW the
effect Of good soap and water
cleansing They are happy and
smile easily.
When we note this perfection.
we NAV he sure this training
they receive can work miracles.
Mann Of these alert young peo-
ple had 10 be trained 10 walk
properly They may never have
had much opportunity 10 exer-
else nor spend time out Of doors.
They now work As one unit and
with The precision OF dancers.
Always Ladies
Their manner TOO is praise
worthy they are ladies' in every
sense of the name. When they
are seen IN cafes, they are Dig
nified and quiet.
They frequently have 10 an
swer questions about then uniz
form or where they belong. how
long they have been in training
and whatever else the admiring
and inquiSitive public can think
of asking
They are asked the same
questions nearly every time
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
CauIifIower, Onion Pickles
Add Zest TO Winter Menus
By PRUDENCE PENNY

HOMEMAKERS WHO find
the family selecting the cauh-
flower and onions from the
mixed pickles would be wise 10
pun some of each Of these vege-
tables into jars for use this
winter.
CaulihoWer will he on the
market soon IN fairly large
quantities and will be right for
canning. Here are directions
for this type and other pickles
which have been requested
many times.
Picked CsuliAe~es
Caulifiower
: quart vinegar
cup water
I cup sugar
2 cup mustard seed
= teaspoons salt.
Break solid heads of csuli-
flower into small flowerets so
they will 90 into jars. Wash and
cook I'm hot salted water for )
minutes, drain and rinse with
cold water.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

tablespoon allSpice
II teaspoon pepper
Salt.
Slice tomatoes and onions
and place in layers in jar.
Sprinkle salt between each
layer Cabout tablespoon salt
10 each layer. Allow TO stand
with salt over night, drain and
rinse off with cold water Cook
tomatoes and onions with other
ingredients until tender Place
IN Jars and seal
TOPPING FOR SPINACH
: SPFRe r. tfiASt4f,xxti II i4Etsr + !SPtAAGt+-Fe+tlt
lemon uice and top with
spoonful of sour cream after
serving. A sprinkle of grated
cheese gives added flavor
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Picked Onions

4 quarts small white onions
J cup salt
2 quarts vinegar
, cups sugar
a cup mixed pickle spices
Cover onions with boiling
water, Jet stand 2 minutes.
drain, cover with cold water and
peel Let stand in salt water
over night.
Place in colander. pour over
cold water and drain. Tie spices
IN bag and boil with sugar, vine
gar, remove spice, put in onions.
-hunR to boil and pack While hot
INTO sterilized hot jars and seal
nmediatelV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Stretch Wsistline

For An excellent WsIStllne
trimmer combine a stretch and
SideWard bend, as IN this
exercise.
Position. Stand erect with
srus stretched overhead
Movement: Bend aCuielN side
and center the bend precisely A.
the waist Don't lei the hips
bow Out ~ the SIDE Come back
10 starting position and bend 10
other side Continue for 10
counts
A good general exercise for
the arms and shoulders is the
Su ueCISn 'CT0SS-fO-fN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Keep Figure
Trim With
Exercise
BY IDA JEAN KAN

r. YOU are over l6 and
under 90, YOU have 10 take
daily exercise-or else lose your
figure.
There is nothing Suffy about
a daily dozen. Only the people
who never take any exercise
have that idea. one woman
wrote not long ago that she
couldn't understand why IT was
SO hard 10 sell her on exercise.
Now she misses II when she
SkipS. You would soon get INTO
the same way of thinking
If you are the average, you
need about four exercises; one
10 keep the muscles Of the ab-
dominal wall strong one 10
keep the waistllne slim, one for
the upper arms, shoulders and
pectoral muscles supporting the
bust. and a fourth for the hips.
Those four plus walking for
fresh air and Jog 10 the cir-
culation. Will keep you flt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Tones the Muscles

tart with the exercise for
the abdominal muscles because
the tone Of these muscles has
such far-reaching effect on
your health. Probably the
most effective exercise Of this
kind is the following:
Position: Lying fiat on your
back on the floor, legs stretched
down and arms up on floor
above the head. and feet an
chored under a chest Of drawers
or the foot Of the bed
Movement Come up 10 SIT
ting position stretch through
the midriff, and bend over 10
touch ankles Lie back slowly
] YOU are normally strong. re-
peat three times for A starter
and add one time each day
until YOU are up 10 ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Farmers Market

APPLES Bsldwins fancy. Sis bu
NO. J. siai. Is bu; Delicious. fancy. 81
. $50 bg No. J., sl.76a2: Mcintosh
fancy s2n2 $50 bus No. l. ,50gi.75,
bu. No. l. coca rs bu Northern spys
fancy S2.25625 so bu: No /, Si.5OG2.
No. 2. 75c n 81; Shows, fancy. 81 50 bu
No l. s0c y 81. Is No 2. 500 T5c: iona.
thans. fancy, 81 25d2 50. No !. 81 SO n
2: No. 2. 81 steels Red. fancy, 81 bu.
No. 81. 25uL75.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
F ~ rn. ~ Endiye fancy 81 o-lb box No, l.
VEGETABLE MISC -B.et.. topped No
No. l. sl.25Hl.35 bu.: No. 2. 81. Red
Cabbage. No. l, 81. 500l.75: No ?. 81 Is
Carrots. topped. No ]. si.75a225 bu
No. 2, slg i.25. Celery Root No. /.
81 75u 2 Is bu. Celery Cabbage. No. /,
- 80 eu. H lore raelsh. fancy 81 op:
No. l. 81 q Las ooz bchs. onions. dry.
fancy. S225 5o-lb sack; No. I. 81 10 "a
l.s5: No. 2, $50 Parsnips. No. ],
n.75 az rs bu. No. 2. 81 rs. Parsley
Root. No. I, 81 1.25 bu Potatoes No
1, S240a2 so iO0-lb. sack No. 2, 81 80 n
so. Daisies. dollhouse, No. T. 81 doz.
Rim 1so hothogs.' fancy, 5og sc 5:lb
bchs. Rutabagas. No. !. 75c 81 bu.
No 2, soc Squash. Hubbard No 1.
81. 500 q No. ?. 81. Turnips. topped No.
I. s1I 1. 30 bu. Vegetable oysters. No. 1.
75c ~ 81 doz bchs
EGGS = Large; = ,,i@s 1880 ao-dOr.
PoULTRY-Liye. hens. heavy breeds,
40 n i2e ID ieshorns. 52a sSc H. >
HOGS Dressed. medium, 30 35c 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Farm Corps
Urge Training Boys, Girls to
Replace Skilled Help

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a (UP).
Rep. Edith NourSe Rogers tR)
OF Massachusetts has asked Con-
gresS to authorize the secretary OF
to establish a national
farm corps TO help relieve the
present farm skilled labor short
age.
If established, the corps would
be composed OF young boys and
girls starting at the age of about
Ia years and also of older women
who would be uniformed and
trained in government sponsored
camps and perhaps colleges.
After the training period the
children would take the place of
skilled farm men under the. care
Of able instructors and guardians
during the heavy seasonal farm
labor demand periods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Auto
Graphs
labor-Msnseement
Committees Fail
TO Function Properly
nv SUER FREEMAN

out OF about 800 Joint labor
management committees formed
in war plants throughout the
country, only about 200 are said
10 be functioning properly. The
outstanding example. admittedly
50 on its record. is Packard'S.
But outside Of the roo the
rest are charged with not living
up 10 predictions OF usefulness
in the war effort. Labor charges
that many OF them are Styfnicd
by the unwillingneSS OF manage
ment TO give them an actual
voice in stepping up production.
Another reason for inactivity IS
inertia on the part of the Joint
committees. no initiative
Judging by what Packard'S
group has accomplished and
what II has meant 10 production
there. il might be a good idea
for the War Production Board
10 survey this field again and
get the rest operating in the
same manner. With such an
outstanding example. the ! d
has proved worthwhile and
should be followed up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Allies Output
Of Arms Nearly
Triples Enemy S

WASHINGTON, Feb. - CINS)
The growing might of the United
Nations was emphasized today in
"A report 10 Congress disclosing
that America and her Allies Will
outproduce their Axis foes this
var by ratio Of better than
Two and a half 10 one.
Despite admitted botiieneoks
and a serious manpowcr problem,
a war production board report 10
the Senate military affairs com
mItteP revealed that vast United
States production is responsible
for the growing superiority.
The report shows.
In 1912 the United States
accounted for slightly over one
fourth of world production Of
combat ornaments.
. United Nations outproduced
the ANS in combat ornaments
by about five TO three IN 1912:
Will rise 10 two and half 10
one in 1913.
Q America alone is scheduled
10 produce about so per cent
more arms this year than all
AXIS nations.
. BY the end OF this year the
United States Will have pro-
duction rate of almost twice as
many combat ornaments as the
AXIS. and The United Nations
combined will turn out more
than three times as many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Train Women Helpers

Women can do anything
well, almost anything-in the
auto service line. Studebaker
has made an exhaustive survey
of their capabilities and has
come up with some interesting
data.
Its first conclusion is that
women can be trained as help
erS and specialists TO do at
least 90 per cent of the me-
chanical service operations. In
a 66-page booklet entitled Re
cruiting. Sele ting, Training
Women for Automouve Main
tenance Service" il sets up
set of basic qualifications;
Dealers should hire women
between Is and IS with at least
grammar school education. Can
didates should be strong and
sufficiently tall 10 reach over
tenders when working on an
engine: should have some eX-
perience in a factory job or
other manual labor, and should
be contributing to the support
OF a family. have an incentive
10 work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Stocks Show
Steady Tone

NEW YORK, Feb. "a CUP).-
Stocks opened firm in moderately
active trading today while bonds
were steady. Cotton futures de-
'clined 5 10 IA points.
Railroad issues continued 10
Feature the stock list. Low priced
issues generally were active. open
ing on block of 1000 10 1000
shares.
Southern Railway opened 1000
shares at PA. up l and new
high since 1899 Atlantic Coast
Line Opened al 30la. up Il !:
Illinois Central, 800 at ga, up
Is; Baltimore and Ohio preferred,
900 at Sla, unchanged and equal
TO the high; Reading IN, I'M
changed and equal to the high:
Baltimore and Ohio common, 1000
at AS. up II and a new high;
Northern Pacific. 1900 at 10h
unchanged: Santa Fe 49, up 4
Louisville and Nashville 66l2. up
"a; Southern Pacific, 1.500 at 1885
up Is; Kansas City Southern pre-
ferred 25l2, up /, and New York
Central. 1000 at 1914. off IL.
United States Steel gained as
TO SO on the first sale and Bethle-
hem was firm. Non-ferrouS metal
issues were up small amounts
ChrySler was at 1875, up 81 and
General Motors AZ. up Il. Good
rich made a new high in the tire
group. Westinghouse Electric was
up y in its section. Aircrafts
were firm and fairly active. Oils
had small gains and most Of the
leading utilities improved small
amounts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Tells DesirabiIi+y Of Economic Preparedness

inadequate for providing superior level OF
welbeing Thrifty and ambitious Ame
supplement social security with private invest
accounts and private insurance and annue
nangbeS potentially greater than
William the other advocates of social
dramatically the attention of all
peoples the desirablity of economic preparedness
Right the United States amidst total warfare when
considered public policy add to the nhaonary
boosting and salaries employers
deensible rewardng
employees The Internal Revenue Act of 1912 provides
the rewardng OF employees
through the creation of deferred pension trusts.
The contribution by the employer deductible
before and thus empoye good will
financed large out of The
the empoye by giving him effect tax free funds
beneficiary taxed his receipts until later
his pension begin TO flow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Hits u. s. Paper Use
Senator Charges Government Consumed lis
Million Pounds in First 3 Weeks of 943

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a tUP).
Senator Raymond f. Willis tR)
of Indiana, Of the joint congress
sional committee on printing, re-
vealed today that the federal
government disgracefully and
shamefully" consumed in the first
three weeks of the year lis, 545.-
600 of the 350,000.000 pounds Of
paper under contract for 1913.
Terming this startling" and
"disgraceful at a time when the
very freedom of the entire Ameri-
can press is threatened by govern
ment cu~tailment" of paper. Willis
figured that at this rate the gov
eminent would consume more than
2. oOO, 900, 900 pounds Of paper in
1913 OF 9.6 times as much as In
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Steel Operations
Ease Slightly

NEW YORK. Feb. "a. Steel
operations this week are scheduled
at 98.9 per cent of ingot capacity,
against 99i2 per cent in the previ-
Gus week, a decrease of 6 of ] per
cent. according TO American Iron
and Steel Institute. A month ago
indicated rate was SO per cent.
Current schedule is equivalent
TO production of 1851 900 net tons
of ingots ana castings. against
l,702, 100 net tons in the week
before. 1885, C0 net tons a month
ago and 1856, 800 net tons in the
corresponding week of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Ban All JeweIry

The training job as set up by
the company consists mainly Of
training by doing. The opera
ton is first explained, then the
instructor performs il, with the
trainee watching him. Next, the
trainee is allowed to do it,,
aided by the instructor. Then
the trainee must explain how
and why she is doing this opera
ton.
Results have been good. ac-
cording 10 the corporations
record. The women learn well
and fast. They get equal pay for
equal work with the men.
Uniforms are recommended.
attractive ones which permit
freedom of movement. Shoes
with safety toes and low heels
are part OF the uniform. Jewelry
Of all types is banned.
With almost half of the serv-
Ice STATS gone from the shops,
this training may save the day
for Americas transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Bond-Share Asks
To Retire Stock

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Electric
Bond and Share Company has
asked the SEC for authority 10
use $l5,00o,0Oo of cash in retire
ment of preferred stocks. The
company stated that it desires to
put surplus cash to work and to
effect savings in preferred divi-
dend requirements.
Based on average purchase price
of stock already acquired. the
company pointed out that use of
additional S15,000,000 would per-
NIT further retirement of over
SGT 100000 of preferred and an
additional saving of over $780,
900 in annual dividend require
popnts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Nj. S. RukeYser
Social Security
Held Inadequate

Much falaciou legislation has been written
of tendency at the
that largely owned by widows and orphans
Perhaps sob oveTwoked early the century
oVerZealouS lobbyists
But the the pendulum the other has done much
damage.
Rufus Tucker dgent satstcan has prepared
studies which dependency from property
ConaSted with labor high the lowest income brackets
other OF S10OO
relatively dependent than those IN the
higher of ladder until get to those with
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Thus when Soapboxers plead for the and damn the
dividends muddeheadedy advocating policy which
would push of low income farther down into
the abyss.
OF single entry statistics tricky and often mis-
leading correspondence with investors supports
the impression that elderly persons retirement widows
orphans and others Of comparatively income are largely
dependent maintenance o dividends and interest
Thus ignorant political swashbucbers demagogicaly
strike for the OF Furnishing their rich
stockholders they alsowingly unwnglyend to drive
line thrifty Of slender
There should be revival OF the awareness that widows and
orphans" have enormous stake in property income
regmenters talk gby about foeclosing inheritance
taking the cradle the grave through
social
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
URGES PUBLICITY

5-Publicize through trade Jour-
nails and chambers of commerce
broken partnerships. as where a
son failed to return from war 10
join his father in business. so that
opportunities may be extended TO
returning veterans.
8-Market research agencies as
certain before the end of the war
those communities in which there
lis a dearth Of retailers in proper
.tion 10 population.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
GIN Gets S9,925,0OO
Increase in Contract

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Sec-
rotary of Commerce Jones an
nounced that the Defense Plant
Corporation had approved an in
crease in its contract with General
Motors Corporation to provide adj
diiional equipment for plants in
Ohio. Tennessee and Michigan at
a cost Of approximately SO, 925 600.
This results in overall commit
ments approxlmating SGT 900, 600
for General Motors.