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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Benny
Comedy
At Fox
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

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Butt ftrrtSi- trt' CCrv7icSrrUt
tNpe Of coincidence 20 Jack, who
has really been very I|l 40 know
that ms attest film comedy IS Wip-
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10 say.
Jack IS one 81 the few radio
comedians who has learned 10 be
as much a. eaSe-lR front ef =
camera as he IS IN front of q
mlCrophone.
Although his FIRST efforts were
confined 10 Paramount musicals
IN which nc did only Int parts,
later pictures proved that he could
take a lead without II throwing
hun.
The last Caro}e Lombard fin
and -tf1e recent George Washing
ton Slept Here with Ann Shcri-
dan showed that he could MAIN
tain his equilibrium in front Of a
glamour. girl As We'll as in front Of
4 kleig hight
His first full-lcnCth opus. Char
lies Aunt" gave Jack the conf
dnnea- needed ttf=ftfs4fsf.- eenti=ir,
the films, although he had years
Of stage experience through ms
early vaudeville training.
u,S ,,,s- n,orcroo
III" '"Ni D'"H' w"
oIuneS LailL l , o!Iec,ed ma,
reason that BENNY insisted on
having Eanfcfd manage The 81
fectS. upon his return 10 Goth
Centurv.Fox tho company which
marie .-(hartic-S Ami
Sidney director on tho SGT vel.
coined Benny with opcn arms. It
was tho second time tho two had
been on Tho Same biITr together
The first time they crossed maths
was some y wears AGO whom
Benny was wowinc them on the
vaudeville circuits and Ianfipld
TOO was a fivc.a.day man
They talked over Old -rIncS no.
tween scenes. and Lanfield. in his
-reniniscInE- recalled Inc day that
The wines while I anfield was doino
his stuff that Lanfiold became
confused and hfrw his tines. II
happened moro than onco-b,u
revenge is sweet and This njcture
cave I.anfield q chance n square
fhe charge
-
SWEET hENEN"E
He called lnon lack 10 do five
retakes of the scene which for
obvious reasons. lack rehshed ,
least of all Each take was GOOD
hut could no done with little
more Of this or that" according
10 Lanfield.
The scene was the one in which
BENNY suffers hit Of re,ribu. ,
ton in the form of q crowd of
small bows Melting him with over ,
rine tomatoes
The second feature on the bin ,
will he "ReyciIle With Rovcrlv " 2 !
eunhonious title for q swing ma
rade IF many radio celebrities
-
\ DANIiN" SlAh
Dancing star Ann Miller wi.
liam Wright and Dick Purcell head
-
the Hollyxood characters hut tho
rest NJ tho cast is rirbt out of
the ether The rost If The roster
Includes Rob Crosby and his mr..
chestra tho "Dixioland Rand" NJ
The airwaves. Freddio Slack and
his orcbeetra win vocahst Ella
Mac Nforso fror, ,bo "Char,,scno
Hour. Dnko Eu,nr,or and his
orcbos,ra tho "swinc hand Of tho
,,osr,.. Cow, p,sib a,d h,s cro,,,
s s e # i s@ s;s M rs s. l.ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Steel Shortage Puts
Hoboes in HoIey Sox

SAN RAFAEL, Cal, March 3
luP)-There IS a direct relation
between the size and number Of
holes in hobocs, socks and the
steel shortage caused by the war.
according 10 Sheriff Matter Is.
SclImcr. He explains that hobocS
usually pass their time in Jail
mcndinC their socks. But When
tho ShcrIff'S stock OF needles ran
out, he was unable 10 find any
left in any store IN the city. He
sent out an SOS to all housewives
10 contribute needles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Gets Tires From Japan

MONTICELLO. Ind, March %
(UP)-The Japanese have lcSSencd
the transportation problem of Will
liam T. O'DOwd. He received two
japanese tires from his son, It.
William ODOwd Of the air force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Sheriff Leaves 10 GET
Ionia Murder Suspect

IONA. March 25- Sheriff Les
lie II. Murphy left for Montreal
to-day 10 return Donald r. Te-
Imclco, II, high school athlete
wanted for the murder Of Clarrf
b. Johnson, rs lonia var planS
worker.
Montreal police notified Murphy
of receipt of a surrender warrant
on the youth, who waived eXtradi-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Thieves Loot Store
OF 100 lbs. of Butter

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A chain grocery store reported to-
day that thieves who entered
Through a SkllICht had stolen five
tubs Of butter. weighing 81 pounds
each, and y pounds of coffee. all
of which apparently had been
hOiStcd 10 the roof.
To ease their nerves tho in
truderS also took 30. cartons of
ClCaTptS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
HIS FIRST DIRECTOR

Sidney Lanfcld directed that
one and that MAY haze been thG
reason that Benny insisted OF
having Esnticfd manage The ~.
fectS, upon his return 70 20th
Century-FoX. the company which
v, d = fNtt.,,-ftr,-.- IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

docs now Interpretation If the
waltz, while the Beehee RuhyetteS
add the last touch 70 tho show
Benny ReShs orchestra does the
faalle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Romeo and
juliet Opeos
4ere

$. HUROk'S Ballet Theater
VIII open the first annual Muse
and Ba1TCT Festival 10 BE- gwen
tho week af May] 30 At the
Masonic Auditorium.
Featured for opening night
VIII be Romeo and Juliet the
newest creation by Anthony
Tudor. swan Lake. a Choreo-
graphic poem in one act re-
staged by Anton Dolin: and
"Blucbcard' Michael Fokine
farce which created such a sen.
>ation upon its first showing IN
November.
The Ballet Thcatcr dancer,
VII also perform the evenings Of
Nav II. MAY -, and May Is
with a special matinee Sunday
afternoon OF the 10th
The remainder OF the evenings
VIII be gwen over 10 the three
concert attractions. Lily Pon,
and Andre koStelanetl. MAY
n. Oscar Leyani. May r.; and
Arthur Ruhinstcin. great Pohsr
pianist. Nay "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Record Attendance

Thus estimated attendance OF
hllletomancs includes the 5000
DetroIterS who packed the
ihc1tcr IN November for the
Ballet Theater and for the Ballet
Russo de- Monte Carlo in Febru
AIRY and the 22.OOO more c>-
pectcd 20 support tho four Owe
ning> and one matinee Of ballet
10 bo presented the week o,
May 10 during tho Festival
Box office records reveal thdt
while the interest IN ballet
shows a gradual increase IN the
past ten years. attendance
has doubled in the past two
years The national theatrical
graph shows Detroit well UP IN
the list Of cities sponsoring the
ballet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
New Heartbeat

There's a lovely Starlct giving
Mickey faster heart beats IN tins
one. She's Esther Williams, 2
Los Angeles mermaid who won
West Coast medals and starred
IN the san Francisco AquaCadr
before she swan before the eye
OF MGMS casting department
Of course. Ann Rutherford D..
still AndyS steady but Mis-.
Williams make HIM q little ur-
steady.
It's been long time since
we've seen a good COW country
opera and un The same bill
Noul find cowboys and niun
and dirty work IN the guIch. IN
The Omaha TraIl
James Craig and Dean Jaeger
have D. out m tins one over q
Crinollne cutie. Pamela Blake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Harvest TO Move

The United Artists. however
chngS afYcCtionatcly for q last
week 10 Random Harvest. the
James Hilton romantic drama
Co-Starung Greer Carson and
Ronald Colman. but u viii mo, o.
out this week 10 mako way for
Keeper of the Flame DO widely
pubhCiLcd mystery with kath-
arine Hepburn and Spence
Tracy.
"Eluler'> Children, also BOZ
It's last week al The Palms State
Will Nacat' next Friday for
Forever and DAY which
should have been the title of The
Zclmer mclodrama Cun>Idcru-
the length OF Us stay.
Shadow OF Doubt has
moved from the Fox TO The
Adams where customers arc get
ing their quota OF chlllS from
1hlS startling Alfred Ihtchcock
thriller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Special Subscription

SPECIAL memberships offered
during March include The three
concerts and one ballet The
later 10 be chosen by sub
ScrIbCTS
More than 5000 ballet Fan,
VIII have watched their favorItc
dancers p!rouette on the stage
~ the Masonic Auditorium This
season when the curtain drops
on the last performance Of The
Music and Ballet Festya'
Nh IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
100 u. S. Families
See Sons in Film
HOLLYWOOD. March "a.

HOLLYWOOD, March u.
THANKS TO Columbia, 100
American families will be able
10 see a pictorial record Of their
sons reporting for training at
the navy base in San Diego
Two bus loads of enlstees ar
rived 20 find cameras set up and
Edward e. Robinson greeting
them IN the hole of chief bosn's
mate.
II was a scene for the picture,
Destroyer
The amazed recruits were
lined up and put right 10 work
IN a movie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Military Setting

Music with a military flourish
n il Is on the same bin with
"RcVcillc With Beverly m
which Ann hfItteT- WTftta III
Wright and Dick =P44Eeell4l head
group of radio acts and orches-
tfas IN a-eamP center show
They haven't exactly neg
iected Andy Hardy'S education,
but il Is about time he went TO
college, and 80 the Michigan
feature. Andy Eardys Double
Life is devoted 20 this Her
culcan task OF getting Mickey
Rooney away from his screen
pater. Lewis Stone, and OF -
his alma mater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Tough Job in Casting

HOLLYWOOD. March 81
The actor shortage being what
n -. Hollywood doesn't envy
Lloyd Bacon the task of finding
five leading men, all in their
early Dos, 70 play the heroic
quintet of Sullivan brothers who
went down with the cruiser
Juneau i'm the South Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
New Picture Near
For Sonia Henie
HOLLYWOOD. March u

SONIA HENJES brother.
Lief. who picked wartime to go
into the shipping business, has
yet 10 lose a single vessel.
Loog for Sonia herself TO ar
rive here after a visit with hus-
band Dan Topping at q southern
camp She goes Immediately into
preparations for her new pic
tuTe. Winter Time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Kisses Garfield.
Gets Measles
HOII.YWOOD- NIarcH p

HOLLYWOOD March -
THE LAST shots that Martha
ODriSColl did in The Fallen
Sparrow before coming down
with the measles were kissing
scenes with John Garfield
Now, Garfield IS under OH
servation for five days lest nc
catch the disease and pass it on
90 his wife and child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Trscy's Aide in Britain
HOLLYWOOD. March -

HOLLYWOOD, March -
Peggy Gon. former secretary
for Spencer Tracy, has arrived
safely in England. via an army
transport. 10 work for the Red
Cross. After its all over, she'll
probably write book. She
tells Spence she is keeping a
war diary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Russian OireCtOr
liked al Russia

HOLLYWOOD March y
JAMES FITZPATRICK. who
produces travclogS for N-G-M.
asked Gregory Ratoft II ne was
testing many character types for
the picture. Russia
WY fraand." exploded Patoff.
Il am going crazy listening 10
people trying In talk tn me"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
S Benefits
Total 383 in AZ
HOLLYWOOD. March ~.

lANfAsA@ 1 ~ NfNfAFf mn - .
BY ACTUAL count for his in
come tax report. Bob Hope
played 3S3 benefits in 1912
They were talking about II on
the Lets Face IL set and
Betty Hutton quipped:
Yeah. and III ne doesn't quit
working 80 hard, some day We'll
all he playing benefit for Bob
Hone"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Rochester There

This almost causes him 10 lose
his girl friend Priscilla Lane,
but he manages 10 prove his
sweet disposition just IN time.
Wherever Jack goes, generally
Rochester is right there with
him, and this case is no eNcep-
ton. Much of Bcnny's success
has been due 10 the fact that
ne has been willing TO share
Iaurels and laughs with his
faithful companion. This lame
Rochester has a fine time help
ing Jack IN his ambulance cha>-
ins- career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
SCRee CT
by Che
Movies on the Move
After Exceptionally
Long Runs Here

TNHE movies are on the move
u again.
After weeks OF attractions
which came and stayed longer
than visiting relatives. the Mich
igan and Fox are sporting brand
new attractions. both bills boast
ing plenty of laughs.
1.-The Meanest Man in the
World" at the Fox, gives radio
comedian Jack Benny his biggest
screen role TO date and Benny
makes the most of ii.
As you know the tale IS about
n lawyer who is so kind-hearted
ne il starving TO death, so he
starts out to take iotiypops away
from orphans. cold-shoulder
widows and clip all and sundry.
OF course. he really doesn't but
he gets the reputation Tor beng
the kind of gent who sticks out
his tongue everytime he secs a
picture Ministers Mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Cdsney
Will Slug
No Women
BY JOHN TODD


HOLLYWOOD, March II
TAXES being what they are,
L you can make this notation
on your cuff for remembrance
if you've still got a cuff-Jimmy
Cagney is definitely going TO live
down that grapefruit he pushed
into Mae Clark's face long years
ago.
Jimmys bambOozled a def
mite promise from his brother,
William. in advance OF Cagney
Productions first independent
venture, "McLeod's Folly"
which goes before the cameras
at United Artists promptly next
Monday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Susanna's Soldier III at Air Base

HOLLYWOOD, March u.
SUSANNA FOSTERS favor
tie soldier, Pvt. Walter Turner.
has pneumonia al the Santa
Anna air corps base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

She couldn't see him even If
she could get off from The
Phantom OF the Opera"
They won't allow him TO have
visitors for week yet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Definitely Out

Jimmy is not going TO beat
up any more women on the
screen. He may use his fists 10
good advantage on brother men,
but women-that's out, def
nitely out.
Jimmy thinks, anyhow, that
his reputation for wslloping the
ladies has grown out Of all pro-
portion.
AS a matter OF fact" says
our latest Academy award win
ner. "in my IS years Of making
pictures I hit only four women
on the screen. There was, Of
course. thst grapefruit episode
which started all this.
Kicks Miss Bruce
Then T kicked Virginia
Bruce, well, ii was i'm front OF
the camera anyhow. After that
j punched Alice White right in
the kisser. 1 wound up my ca
reer OF fighting females by bop
ping Loretta Young"
AIN of the rest OF Jimmy's
fstieuffS tn rs pictures have
been with men. II might be re-
mcmbered that some of the men
were almost twice as big as
Jimmy. who also would like to
have you know that he's lost
about as many fights as hes
Won.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
BLACK STAR

advances to him. If the dog is growl-
ing and seems mean, keep your
hands out of his reach but close to
your body - folding the arms is
good expedient - neither advancing
nor retreating until he has satisfied
his curiosity about you. Talking to
him in quiet but firm tone will con-
vey the vital idea that you are still
master of the situation, and it's
rare animal that will attack at that
point unless you goad him into it by
some tactless motion. In short. don't
ever torment, or allow your kids to
torment, any dog. When confronted
by a dog whose intentions are OBJ
scure, don't make any quick or
threatening movements that can be
misinterpreted. Those two simple
precautions would reduce dog bites
rs per cent. Paul ". kEARkEY
Evening star., 1943-08-15
dog bite are re-

ported and investigated annually -
and, of course, an untold number of
others 60 unnoticed and unrecorded.
An analysis Of dog-bite cases in
Newark, N. J., shows that out of
one years total of 965 bites, 48 per
cent of the victims were in the age
groups from five to Ia years -
and thereby hangs clue.
Kids Need Advice
MUCH of the physical pain and
mental fright of dog-bite cases could
be eliminated if parents would make
it point to give their youngsters
some knowledge of the handling of
animals - and right now is as good
time as any. The fact is that chill
dren frequently display genius for
tormenting and tant&izing animals.
The dumb beasts themselves. I've
Evening star., 1943-08-15

the lady she was
a foOl-.-for which
l don't apologize.
Whether you are
afraid of dogs or
not, the sensible
thing to do if a
strange dog ap-
proaches you, in
either a friendly
or a hostile. man.
ner, is to stand
still. Talk tohin1
quietly but
don't pet him
until you are
positive that his
intentions are
h O N orable.
Even then, do
not make any
sudden or start
Improvement.
The great mis-
take in dealing
with a strange
dog, especially a
suspicious one,
lies in making
Evening star., 1943-08-15

talked to the kid
like a Dutch
uncle and what l
told him should
be repeated by
all parents to
their children. l
said that just be-
cause he h ap-
pened to run up
against a strange
dog who was as
gentle as he was
sm art didn' t
mean that the
next dog he tried
to play with
would be as cor
dial. That plenty
of strays might
take a couple of
fingers off re-
member that!
Peril
In THE city of
New York about
1900 cases of
lo hskn .ro ra
Evening star., 1943-08-15
WHEN DOG BITES CHILD.

noticed, are instinctively far more
gentle with human babies than the
babies are with them. And when
you've seen children trying to knot
dogs tail or pull his whiskers out,
you marvel that 10 times as many
aren't bitten.
A good many adults would avoid
dog-bite trouble themselves if they
displayed a little more understand
ing. Last summer, l remember, l
rushed out of the house in response
to commotion and found an other
wise mild-mannered lady kicking
viciously at Rex, our tug-of-war
pup. She was passing; he strolled
out to give her casual once-over -
and she just went into panic of
fright.
Follow This Rule
NEAsoNABLE as he is, there's no
quicker way to pick brawl with my
mutt than to fetch him a dainty
kick in the jaw, and think l told
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Probably he has been
provoked. II needn'f
happen = and here's
how 10 prevent il -.

MO11 CllO i HdNC q oWCu
NH game - he gets on one end
AVA of a rope and l on the other,
and we pull. Since he is good rs
pounds of bull terrier. he generally
hauls me all around the yard.
The other day l came home to
find a strange kid playing this same
tug-of-war with him. started to
nun for them, figuring that the dog
would yank the boy off his feet and
maybe break his bones.
But no - Rex merely put enough
muscle into his pull to make it a
good game, and a fine time was had
by all.
After it was over. however, l
Evening star., 1943-08-15
"
Your family needs
MMIMotw SnI

VEGETABLES fruits F..
' eggs seafood :. greens!
The foods you serve in salads
are basic for good nutrition. So
salads play an important part
in en-planned wartime meals.
But remember: To benefit
from their vital nutrients, salads
must really be eaten. That's why
so many women always choose
Miracle Whip. For the dressing
makes the salad, and Miracle
Whip-with its lively flavor,
it's creamy smoothness-is the
salad dressing millions prefer!
Evening star., 1943-08-15

qualities of old fashioned
boiled dressing and fine
mayonnaise.
You'll love the flavor of
Miracle Whip, and you'll
love the smoothness Kraft
gets by the use of a patented
beater. Creamy, poppy
Miracle Whip is far and
away the best-liked salad.
dressing in all America!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Warn Motorists
Of Antifreeze

Declaring that millions Of cars
face serious damac because "
'doletououS antifreezeS sold on a
large scale during the current win
ter the American Automobile As
ISOLATION advises the nation s
motorists 10 drain suspect eolu-
uon> from their radiators and re-
place with one Of the tested and
proven antifrecZcs.
AZ the same time the motoring
body made public q letter from the
national bureau IF standards Civ
IN" p partial listing of "dclotorous
anulree1et solutions MS defined hy
q recent War Production Board
order banning manufacture Of such
solutions.
In general" declared Thomas
?. Henry Of Detroit president of
the national motoring body. "the
'deleteriouS' ahtifreeze solutions
contain calcium chloride or pc
troleum fractions. The calcium
chloride. or salt solutions, can
cause severe engine trouble
through corroson while the pc
troleum fractions can give tTou-
bile through engine overheating
and dissplying hose connections.
10 say nothing Of causing n FIRE
( hazard"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Boeino Joins Coast Group

Boeng Aircraft Joined the eight other large coast
companies the Aircraft War Production Council through
and fighters interchange technical
information.
Boeng has cooperated informally with the council but
officially up with Consolidated Douglas, Lock
heed North American Northern Ryan, Vega and Vultee The
organization takes companies which 60 per
cent by weight of all Americas warpanes.
Boengs representative the council will be its president
Philip c. Johnson He started with the 1917 and
became chief in 1927 Boeng is allied with Douglas and Vega
the manufacture of the famed Flying Fortresses under
Boeing license
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Tan Up
Lubricating Oils Only Auto
Item Boosted

The only automotive excise tax
which the Revenue Act Of 1912
increased was that ON mbricating|
oils whoreunder the rate was in
creased from AZ cents TO S cents
per gallon OPA has issued an
order which permits dealers TO
pass ON this increase to the con-
sumner by permitting HIM TO charge
/ cent for the new tax on each
sales OF FIVE quarts or less on each
sale of more than FIVE quarts the
dcahr may add the total amount
'of the increased tax adjusted to
the nearest cent For example, on
the sale OF one quart he may
charge ! cent for the tan on the
sale Of iiyc quarts he may only
charge / cent for tax. on the sale
.of eight quarts he could charge
8 cents y
In passing tins tax on however,
tho dealer must state the amount
of the added tax separately from
the selling price and If an invoice
or bill Is issued "A separate notation
~ the amount Of the added tax
must be made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
AUTOGRAPHS
U. S. Rubber Company Expansion
Takes in Elupp Buildings
By SILER FREEMAN

There Is a hustle and hustle about the old Hupp plant
these DAYS been missing there for many years
Huge trucks are driving and railroad CARS are gliding
IN 10 the siding and going loaded It's ike the old days
when Hupp producing of the fine cars for which
Detroit noted
But Hupp carrying all the activity there II is
the L. Rubber leased four buildings and the
power expand its production program Con-
version still going machines still being installed
hut the meantime production is under way on parts Tor the
running gear Of the light and medium tank.
Sheehan. assistant 10 the president OF L. : Rub
her the expansion this week flying trip from
New York The company building tank tracks for six
factuers L. Ordnance Department which It's biggest
Two types Of tracks are being made not only Tor
tanks but for the powerful MO tank destroyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Fourth War Year for Cadillac

Cadillac this month observes the fourth anniversary of
entering the war production field March, 1889 that
the Allison division seeking builder for the precision parts
the qudcooed motor approached Cadillac The
proceedings shrouded in great secrecy.
Tool companies given orders for special machines.
Only few Cadillac employees taken into confidence on
what going Despite equipment and material shortage
well being asked make strange product the COM
pany started shipments of camshafs piston pins crankshats
blade connecting rods and orked connecting rods within few
months after the negotiations were opened
Since then has to America and the original
schedules have been stepped Cadillac produces many
engine day did month in 1889 In addition,
100 for the Allison have been taken by the
pany including the intricate gear reduction