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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Bomber Named
For Pilot S Son

4 lot n Yankee hombcrs have
lare momckerS plsStered across
their bows. but few can boast a
more inspired christening than the
Warhawk Little Tom.
The ship. now somewhere in the
Middle East blasting tho Nazl$,
was named for the infant son OF
2nd 1t Thomas s. Anderson Of
l7lSf Piefson. the ships pilot. who
learned OF the birth only recently
while eH duty ~ the war zone.
a graduate of BEDFORD High
School and Michigan State College,
Il Anderson first Joined up with
-tift-tank corps. bat was trans
ferred later 10 the air forces. re-
ceiVinC his wings in August, 1912
Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily 10 your man in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

Thousands and thoussnds OF USers have
TESTIFIED 20 the dement's SIS Tonic has
brought 90 them and scientific research
shows that ~ gets resultE-that's why 50
many say "SSS Tonic buildssturdy health
makes you feel IKE yourself again AT
drug stores in l0and 20 oz. sizes s SIS. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

A dainty treasure for her
dressing table! Clear as
crystal Lucite handled mir
ror with magnifying and
regular glass! Four inch
handle. Makes an exquisite
remembrance for her!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Colony Club
Celebrates
At Luncheon
BY ANN NJ. STARK

FOR IRELAND'S shamrock,
parsley was cleverly substituted
AT the ST. Patrick's bridge lunch
con Tuesday at the Colony Town
Club. Small bowls of the green
cry were used as table decor
and cleverly interspersed with
baby's breath.
Miss Kathryn Lang. appropri-
ately CARRIED in green, was the
guest speaker. She is a member
of the Life with Father" cast
playing at the Cass Theater.
Seated at the speakers table
were Mrs. Jack Roberts, chair
man of the day, who wore a
black dress and a small black
chapeau with veil trim; Mrs.
Frank Bohan. in purple with
gold accessories and a smart
black hat. and Mrs. J. Robert
wilkins, with a fur coat about
her shoulders and a light plum
colored topper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Girl Scout Meeting

a CITY-WIDE meeting of 500
Senior Girl Scouts, March II at
the YWCA. will commemorate
the founding of Girl Scouting in
the United States 81 years ago.
Ranger troops from Windsor
will be guests AT the gathering
which will be held from 4
TO S p. m.
The thirty-frst anniversary
of the Girl Scouts will be cele-
brated during the week of
March II 10 18. Mistress of
ceremonies for the city-wide
meeting will be Peggy Hosssck.
Members of the planning COM
mittee are Helen Kimmel, chair
man: Rosslind Green, Jean Teet-
ers. Mrs. Carl Karlstrom. Mrs.
David Crawford, Mrs. Robert j.
Howison, Mrs. c. r. Cox and
Mrs. George KreutZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Military There as Honor Guests

- THE MILITARY there. honor guests.
Not just to lend atmosphere. which they did.
=. But to tell the members of the council
What they need to make servcemen comfortable.
and keep them happy.
Capt. William F. Cochrane and 1t Purl Anderson
there.
From Romulus Air Field =. Romulus Mich. 80.
Maj Thomas Graham Capt. Will Orr Ross. and 1t.
M L. Gonshor. army air base at Willow Run Airport
It. H. F. Westwood naval training school in Dear
born.
And Albert Berries chairman of Detroit chapter of the
~ Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

dropped in this corner have 10 be
changed a bet. but this one comes
10 you as il was written:
Dear Sir:
/ am writing you about a b.
year-old girl who deserves a
write-up. She is Dorine DeROche
of 1879 DENLY. BEDFORD Town
ship.
She put on a victory play at the
BEDFORD Union-Smith S C h o % !.
working for two weeks after
school teaching the children their
parts and selling S35 worth of
war stamps. / thing she deserves
a write-up, don't you?
Signed: Just a neighbor.
That's right, neighbor, andthere
il is. Thanks for sending it along.
Twins mean triple trouble: Mrs.
Antonio Britto, out at 1896 Apo
line, has 19-month-old twins, and
from dawn on she is in trouble
with them.
The other day she washed and
ironed their dresses for the week.
u in all. She went into the kitchen
10 get the water for their bath
and when she came back the little
ones had all the dresses in the
wash again. They just wanted 10
help. Another story about the
Britto family later.
Sgt. Floyd Moot of Palmer sta
tion is in the hospital today 1.
he fell on the ice in front of the
station and came up with broken
ankle.
A touch Of Texas in her heart:
Loyce Norris. a pretty waitress,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
At Speakers Table

Also chatting at the speakers
table were Mrs. George II. Pratt.
in a midnight blue dress, and
black hat with feather trim:
Mrs. Galen B. Ohmart in a plum
and maroon striped suit and a
tailored black hat.
Mrs. Herman d. Scarney,
president of the club. who was
smart in gold outfit and a
brown chspeau: Mrs. Ockford
Keller in all brown and wearing
attractive gold earrings.
Mrs. Bernard G. Koether, CO.
chairman Of the day, was also at
the speakers table and was
highly complimented for her
splendid work by Mrs. Roger V.
Walker and Mrs. Donald Mel
Vile.
Mrs. Paul MeiSer was hostess
20 a group OF guests which in
Guided Mrs. Albert Arnold, Mrs.
Carl Habermas and Mrs. Jay
DeVliegt.
Mrs. Archibald Mckay enter
tanned a foursome at bridge,
and looked stunning in a black
and gold costume and gold
chapesu. with wispy yelling.
Her guests included Mrs. Ernest
Liebold. Mrs. NJ. X. Zwolinski,
and Mrs. Hugo Hesse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Howard Freeman Smiths 60 West

Mr.. AND MRS. HOWARD FREEMAN SMITH have gone
out West 10 their family
They'll visit 1t and Mrs Arthur H. Bull Jr. and children
- in Lawrence, KAN.
- And from there will Palm Springs CAL to spend
time with their daughter Mrs F. David Lapham, and
children who have been there all 1t Lapham is in
the navy.
The Walter Bull Fords. since their return from their
wedding trip.
Have been visiting about. dividing their time between
the former Josephine Fords parents. the Edse Fords.
and Mr.. Fords parents the Frederick Clifford Fords
While Mr. Ford is awaiting his orders go into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

MISS NOhhtS tdn U Utdt THO
people In this city. Oh I guess
the only thing I miss about
Texas Is the horse riding, l Just
can't get enough of It,"
Off the record Loyce can ride
with the best Of them. Say. did
you notice that first name. Kind
of unusual, isn't IL?
Just in passing: Did you know
that Judge Picard is one OF the
most sought after bridge players
in the city7
And that Judge futile is one OF
the very, very few men who still
wear a fur coat?
And that Hardy Crowell, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
OAR Meeting Ahead

COL. JOSHUA HOWARD
CHAPTER of the OAR will
meet March 13 in the home Of
Mr.. F. A. DeBoos in Monroe
Blvd.
Mrs. Robert Munson and Mrs.
William Austin will be assistant
hostesses.
Luncheons have been discon-
tinued for the duration. The
business meeting will begin
promptly at 2 p. m.
Miss Ethel Kellow, librarian.
will be the guest speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

and from then
on the two will
be on their own.
Fuller has been
blind - years
and because of
it hasn't been
able TO do much
work. But now.
with the dog,
his wife says,
he has already
been promised a
Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
All Detroit Area Represented

MEMBERS PRESENT from all the Detroit in.
cuded Mrs Howard Bennett of Crosse Ponte who Mrs
Hgbies alternate and Mrs Charles Dean also of Crosse
Pointe.
Mrs Howard Hawkins and Mrs John S. Worley Of Ann
Arbor. Mrs H. G. Ferguson of Ypsilant Mrs Robert
Taylor and Mrs Dorothy Davis of Lapee Mrs Cecil Brad
ford of Lapeer Mrs. Charles o. Lorng Of Owosso
Mrs. Smith Bolton, Mrs. James A. Bearinger and Mrs.
Edwin A. Beaman of Saginaw Mrs Howard Acheson, Mrs
W. A. Schaefer and F. Hail. all of Port Huron
Mrs w s. Mackenzie and Mrs George Prentice of Adrian
Mrs. j. V. Messmore and Mrs. c. II. Church Of Mt.
Clemens
Also present Red Cross field directors. Leonard
ROLAND from Sefrdge Field David H. Hardy from Crosse
lie and Robert E. Manlove from Romulus Air Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

THE WARTIME LIVING"
lectures for consumers at High
land Park Branch YWCA will
close Friday with a talk on
Home Repairs and Conserva-
ton" given by Mrs. J. ]. Living
ston of American Women's Vol
unteer Service. She will speak
from 2 to 2:30 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
ST. Patrick's Luncheon

DETROIT SOCIETY FOR
THE HARD OF HEARING will
sponsor a st. Patrick's bridge
luncheon tomorrow under the
direction of Mrs. Jean Reid,
hostess and general chairman of
the hospitality committee.
The party will be held In the
society's club rooms in Cass ave-
nue. at l p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Books Should Be We'll Selected

THE BOYS who out at the airport all we'll edu-
Gated and from cultured homes
They should have the things keep them happy to which
tiny accustomed -.
81 "And when get music IL has 10 be Of the best
and the books should he we'll selected the furnish
ingS of the day should be attractive
"In sending these things chosen with taste the
camp and hospital service council is helping keep up
morale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Not q Manipulating Group

SAID MRS HIGBIE. in her dsarming and charming
I've not fundamentally
"a money-making organization.
Eve do not solicit funds.
Nevertheless the sheckles keep rolling in...
Totaling thousands of dollars
Which spent quickly received -.
In furnishing day at posts and naval training
stations.
And in buying athletic equipment for camp gymnasiums
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Rose Marlin TO Wed

THE ENGAGEMENT of Rose
Matlin to Morey Patrick. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Patrick Of
Vinewood is announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Matlin OF Buena Vista.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

Persons who know Fuller will
be pulling for him because they
remember two years ago when he
counted out his earnings, 20 dimes,
picked up as a street musician,
and gave them to the Goodfellows
Fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

DIR. AND MRS. ROY DALE
CRAIG of Merrick avenue an
nounce the birth of daughter,
Marie Georgianna, February 26.
Mrs. Craig was formerly
Marie Georgianna Nash OF
Nashua, ~. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

has been w
from T e X a +:
a b q u I : ,
m o n his now
and SAYS she
W oul d MT &c
back for any.
thing.
IN q, str,
give me Mich
] e a n O r
rath er ID o.
troit. You
can't beat the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Linen Shower for Peqqy MeKay

HONOR1NG BR1DE-ELECT Peggy Mckay. three Of
her close friends last night entertained jointly buffet
dinner and linen shower at Katherine Keans house in Della
Zielke...
Pesgy's engagement to 1t leroy Bjerke announced
some weeks ago by her parents the William j. McKays Of
Lawrence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
I'VE with

MRS BUTLER HIGBIE has subtle -.
Way of collecting funds.
For the camp and hospital service.
Of the Red Cross. which is most effective. ..
AS chairman of the Detroit area council. -.
Mrs. Higbie smart new paint.
In her trim gray-blue uniform
Presided the monthly meeting
Which followed luncheon at the University Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Mrs. Kronner in Black

Ssuntering through the club
rooms were Mrs. William O'Neill
Kronner, in all black with a
dashing hat with looped accent;
Mrs. Otto Rumpel. looking like
the breath OF spring in light
gray. and Mrs. George +. Good
son in electric blue and match
ing topper.
Mrs. Charles Horton Metcalf
was in the outer lounge of the
club arranging a lovely display
of Mt. Vernon ivy. which she is
selling in behalf of the Historic
Memorial Society.
A colorful corner included
Mrs. Harry G.. Mock in a bright
red dress splashed with white
embroidery and q perky little
hat with fluted material match
ing her dress.
Mrs. Carl E. Huyette chose a
lowered silk dress and her
lovely white hair was offset with
a black hat with white flower
trim.
Mrs. Walter G.. Toepel wore a
flame red blouse and q dark
skirt and a tiny black hat with
silver fox trim.
Also present were Mr.. Francis
II. Phelps. Mrs. Harold r. Smith
and many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
People You Know
Girls Play Sells SIS in Stamps
By WILLIAM FLEMING

mayors secretary. i'll for the past
month or two. is up on his feet
but waiting for better weather be-
fore going back to work?
Or that Lawrence Burns. son of
Albert "Biddy" Burns, spends all
the time he can listening in on the
Koch trial to get all the legal
angels. Burns. now in the navy is
awaiting his commission.
This week James Fuller will
complete his months training in
Rochester with his seeing eye dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Leaves city for Farm,
Wants Barn Guarded
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
After my son joined the armed
forces 1 left my farm in Pennsyl-
vania. came 10 Detroit and am
working in war plant. | do not
want TO sell my farm. AS after
the war ! hope my son and | will
be able 70 return 10 II.
have been informed people are
breaking into the barn and taxing
parts OF The machinery Who
should | appeal 10 for help in this
natter MRS. r.. J. G.
Dear Mrs. r. j. C.:
You light communicates
with the local sheriff 10 inVes-
tigate. However. you can hardly
expect any one TO keep a spe-
cial guard at the barn on your
farm. II might be wise 20 dis
pose OF the machinery at least
or rent the farm to a caretaker.
FRED VI. BUTZEL. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Military Insignia
Barred TO Civilians

War Problem Clinic: -.
have two brothers in the seTv-
ice. They each sent ne an arm
insignia l. Of course. put them
on my coat. but some people have
told me that l will get in trouble
for wearing them ! am very
proud of my brothers and would
like 10 wear their insignia, but
don't want TO be fined for doing
so Will you please tell me what
the ruling on this is?
MISS NJ. p.
Dear Miss NJ. p:
Military regulations prohibit
civilians from. wearing any part
of a serviceman's uniform on
civilian clothing. There IL .
fine OF $3.50, or six months IN
jail, or both. for this. IL IL also
against regulations for DIS
charged servicemen to wear
their service ribbons on thelS
civilian suits.
There are many pins and but
tons, however, which can be
purchased commercially, and
which are not part OF n military
uniform. They signify that you
have some one. dear to YOU I'm
the service, and you can wear
them proudly and safely.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Hears She's Divorced,
But Wants TO Make Sure

am 10 and have been mar
ried since ! was Is. My parents
at the time thought II best for
me 10 marry. though my husband
and | separated six months later.
We have no children. and my hus-
band has been in the army for
over two years.
He now claims we are divorced
and he has Ee-married. | have
received no record of the divorce.
though l have written 10 the
lawyer and the court house IN the
town where the divorce sup
poSedly was granted
/ would like 10 know how l
can find II there was a divorce
and If not how ! Gan apply for
one. MRS. X. 3. y.
Dear Mrs. II. u. N:
The clerk Of the court house
from which you think your
husband obtained a divorce can
inform you whether the court
records disclose that a decree
has been entered. You should
consult an attorney for advice
as to whether YOU have
grounds.
JUDGE JAMES f. CHENoT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

A reader OF the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC writes she has heard her
husband secured a divorce with
out her knowledge. and re-mar-
ried. She can find no record of
this and asks if the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC can help her.
Judge James +. Chenot Of the
Wayne County Circuit Court. and
a member of the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC panel, answers this
question in todayS column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

different names. He has had thcf
all corrected except the marriage
license. Can YOU advise me where
ne should 60 TO have this done?
MRS. c. p.
Dear Mrs. c. B.:
In order TO correct a mistake
I'm your husbands name a. II
appears In your marriage license,
II IL necessary To have 40 order
from the circuit court directing
the county clerk To make the
correction. This involves tha
filing OF a petition and a hear
ing in court, and you viii re-
quire the services Of an attorney
To prepare the legal papers and
appear for your husband.
JUDGE JAMES r. CHENOT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

Write your problems 20
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit
81, Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although all
names will be held in strict
est confidence. Do NOT
write directly TO members Of
the panel.
The parel:
Judge James r. ChenOt
Edward POkOrny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley, s. j.
Fred NJ. ButZel %
DIR. Robert g.. Foster =
DIR. Alfred McClung Lee =
Mrs. Frances Sanderson =
Miss Elva = FOrncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary NJ. O'Neill
Walter III. r. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Seeks 10 Correct Name
On Marriage License

War Problem Clinic:
My husbands birth certificate,
baptismal record. marriage license
and other credentials all carried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Times War Problem Clinic:
Wife. I'D. Checks:
Divorce Claim

Marriage contracts, which should be considered the
sacred of all agreements sometimes careessy
aside ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Market
Displays
FirIllneSS

NEW YORK, Aug Is CUP1-
Stocks opened steady to firm
today with trading moderate.
Bonds were steady Cotton fu-
lures opened ! point higher 10 3
points lower.
Selling continued in United Cor
poratlon which opened 1900
shares at l unchanged. a few
other stocks had opening blocks,
Goodrich, 300 shares
at 40. up a.
Atlantic Coast Line gained =
point to 30iz on the first sale.
Santa Re was up - at co., and
other carriers held steady 10 firm.
Chrysler eased = 10 49,. IN the
motors.
Du Pont opened at 1905 up Is f;
international Nickel BOZ I'M
changed, Paramount 262s. up -
Allied Chemical 152 up u, Cen
eral Motors 52}s. up II; General
Electric 37i4. up Il Standard
Oil IN. j. 56i4 of -; Consoli-
dated Edison 22s4 up ~ and
Montgomery Ward rs tP1z,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE 700. fcd steers scarce steady
grass cattle m liberal supply. moderate
fresh supply augmented by rberal carry
over from Monday GRASS steers and heif-
ers mostly BE lower fer Two days. spots
Of more on light weights cows Is "a boc
lower Tor two DAYS but moderately active
a. mo decline Gamers and cutters show
most Joss no'hiug done Cn Nheral supply
bulls Undcri1ne lower. stock cattle and
calves slow but mostly steady. two loads
largely choice 1881 .lq6-lb fed steers,
SIS 90. package good i04-lb weights.
SIS 90. two loads medium e03-sS3 70.
SouthWesf crAss steers Sl2 ~ p - IS
nrnon O. medium hfht weight KENTUCKY
Grass steers and ne'fefs mixed. 500 10.
te.f r1ws Sq11l so cutter COWS 81 50
ISIS Gamers. 81 50H725 odd head
doN1 a. s. package common N5-lh.
stock steers. Sti some 250-3s2-l IN South.
west stock steer calves late Monday, SIS
~ Is 80
CALVES 400 mostly steady bulk sood
ard choice y'7'crs il6. few strictly Choics
held a. $3.50 common and med um
larcsD 81 tOHli few cuus down 20 $40.
HOGS . 600; Kidding . cents - 10 cents
higher On butchers sealing $50 lbs, Up-
ward asking more advance Besi hids ~
largo interests, slfs5 IN 200 22j-ib.
weights
sHEEP-5oo. lambs steady odd lots
good % choice spr myers $40 with bucks
oar - 81 less medium to good lambs
&l2 81 Il cuH ana common. Si0H12.
nn;h1uE cone early on slaughter ewes,
urffrfoUp Wr.k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
End of War Boom
I'm Woe Trade Seen

BOSTON Aug Looking
several month, ahead into inc
second quarter Of next year man
ufacturcrs Of wooden and worVcd
goods ioreSee possible ending o.
war boom IN these fabrics which
has been under way since middle
of 1910 says Dow-Joncs news
service over the next hali-ycar
tfCip VII Be- Cdu5I-iCTa'sic
conversion 10 civilian lines the
wool industry thus being among
're fr-t 90 work bacEAtoWard q
poacetirhA kasis JUST as it was one
of the FIRST 20 change over heavily
o. wan production
Buy civilian lines in opinion Of
.-..- 49,.
ilrcrv WHY no' be able 10 take w
indefinitely the slack now fore
seen Iu war output and unless tho
army and navy re-entCr market 300
heavier volume than uoW DN-
rc9'c6 dowutrcrd I1 operating
schedule, looms Some fIWc blur.
u Ga.rOf r,sf scar
fof inc final four months OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
On the
Business
Front
nv WARD SCHUITI

A rCA ChN >lCr Odr0. crNc.-
opmert IN the manufacture o.
srs-chUcht rcaccrors IS helping
speed production otN.aI light
irc equipment for naval vessels
ana coast ar dcteuScs a s.-
perfnShnC process WhyI 're
company frs, used IN smooth
ING bearing surfaces Tor motor
car production - now applied 20
many war products requiring
perfect surfaces and The search
light reflector is one Of The
latest Of these applications.
IN one OF the corporation $
plants -4-nCh rrfeCtorS for
naval vessels are being turned
our 40 a production rate never
attained before Tho finishing
process permits output Of rctiec-
tors meeting eNaetinE standards
and with q marked savings IN
time
To attain present records, the
COMPANY had Go dcslCn special
tools and machines and cStah-
f7Sr- a rev department Use Of
metal instead OF glass for the
large rctiCct0rS, is now general
naval practice Metal not only
* more resistant 10 shock but
Jess subject 10 damage from the
intense heat generated by the
electric light used IN the APP
par5tuS
Principal problem heretofore
has been thc production Of per-
feet parabohC contours and The
required degree OF refeCtivity
on q metal surface IN 2 Tetd-
tlciy short time. The ChTNSlCr
development has overcome these
difficulties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

This year army is permitting
mills 10 defer delivery of half Of
the scheduled production Of war
goods until after Jan J The new
Is felt by some mills
10 be- a little stronger than per-
ujs~lNc. IN fact there Is an element
of urgency IN the matter.
II has become increasingly APP
parent following last week S meet
uTE -wUUtru 5TTr -wUrvtrr- NJ
Nleory committee If WPB that
the governments need for fabrics
has passed the peak \ StockpieS
have been set pp all the way along
from storage Warehouses IN TINS
country 10 The supply dcpots
nearer Itc various fronts.
Els xrar
and NE FIRST 81 next there \Will
DO Va switching in proportions of
goods going 10 government and
civilian buyers Throughout l9lZ
slightly more than half Of pro-
clefou went 90 military procure
ucrL-arerc.os and thus fan tnis
,-aT r-----4ly The same division
Tas obtained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
.Detr0iter Held
On Fraud Count

Edward s. Harrison, stock and
bond salesman, arrested in Buff
falo on charges of violating the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion Act. VIII be brought to De-
troit for trial, L. S. District At
torney John {. Lehr said today
Two others, alleged to have VIC
lated the act, are being sought by
federal officials.
Harrison is charged with using
the mails 10 dciraud Michigan IN
Nc,torS out of $4,000 by making
false statements in the sale OF
stock in A Canadian mining con-
Germ. Lehr said Harrison had also
sold stock in Toronto, the sales
being made by telephone.
Money raised by the sale Of the
stock. Harrison told his clients,
was 10 be used in developing the
company'S property in Canada,