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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Ration Tokens
Coming i'm liam.

WASHINGTON. Oct I tUP)-
The -0PA- announced today that
bids for manufacture of 100000
600 red ration tokens and AGO.
coo GEE blue tokens will be opened
Monday. The tokens probably VIII
be of plastic material shaped IKE
a coin.
The OPA is asking for delivery
of the blue tokens by Jan. ! and
or The red tokens by Feb. ID When
consumers presumably VIII start
using the new food rationlng cur
rene
The new tokens viii have no eX-
f,iratieH date They IE-ifllll -be-Sligshtltt
larger than a nickel land will be
made either of plastic or some
other satisfactory nonmetallic ma
Ierial.
The use Of tokens as auxiliary
ration currency for stamps will re-
suit in savings TO taxpayers, OPA
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

fire 10 buildings unfortunately
and blowing up 80 or more ships
in the harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
War Today
Sforz8 TO Unite
Italian Factions
IN War on Nazis
BY SEYMOUR BERKSON

.... .--- --.....
s'pS ''EA' 's 'n'''n''
NEW YORK, oct J. Count
Carlo Sforza. the foremost
Italian anti-FaSCISt statesman,
whose departure by plane for
Allied-oCCupied Italian soil IS
now very neal" will sponsor a
coalition Of italian political
parties 10 rally all Italy against
the Germans.
The former Italian foreign
minister told me that the coal-
ton he cnylSionS will be or
/. gained Independently OF Tho
bur will couaborate with Il as
long as n wars against Ger
q many.
SFORZA SAID the political
coalition would present a united
front among the three princl-
pal parties that have emerged
powerfully after tfc fat or
fasciSm: the Action Party tcom-
posed largely Of liberals and
1epublicans), the Italian Social
ist Party and the Christian
i m o Gratis lthe traditional
Catholic party Of ltalyl
Various smaller parties that
have opposed fascism also viii
be given a Voice, he said
Sforza himself has been OIL
cialiy recognized by the Action
Party as lis leader and has
been prominently mentioned as
It's eventual candidate 10 head
q democratic Italian regime.
COUNT SFORZA, who con-
tlrmed that his departure IS
very near. said that the coall-
ton probably would take the
form OF a national committee
whose purpose ''eti4d be to
unite Hli-Itaifaffs tn ftHift popular
support or Allied operations 10
drive the NaZls out OF Italy
Such support would entail
guerilla warfare and sabotage
behind the GeTUlan INES as wen
as organized support by ltallan
armed forces IN Allied-occupled
Italy. the count indicated.
He d G = = -efhPffatiea4iiitr
that he would not become a
member OF the Badoglio govern
ment or cabinet under any
circumstances but would foster
a political truce among the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Freeing BroWder
Brings Rebuke

WASHINGTON. Oct. ! GNS)
Rep, Thomas tfft of New Jersey
criticized President Roosevelt to-
day for releasing Communist
leader Earl Browdcr from federal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02


prison
The Dies committee member
charged the President with a
grave mistake" in freeing Brow
der, who was serving a term for
violation of passport regulations.
Thomas called attention 10 a
speech in which Browdcr said it
was an Illusion for the United
States 10 expect Russia 10 fight
Japan or TO give the Allies Rus
sian bases. Browder also sup
ported the Russian contention
that the Allies have not yet
opened a second front.
"The President will rue the
day he set Brow der free"
Thomas said.
Special to THE DETROIT TINES
CHICAGO. oct. 1-Donouncing
the speech Of Earl Browder chief
of the Communist Party of the
United States, in which nc de-
mandcd a second front and said
Russia would never fight the
laps, the Rev Edward V. Daley,
in a front-page editorial today in
the New World. demanded that
President seVelt. Prime
Minister Churchill and Premier
Stain get to understand one an
other now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

A large. fine diamond is
set in 4 heavy, yellow
gold ring. Exceptional
value. On easy terms.
\ YEAR 10 PAY
Evening star., 1943-10-03
FEATURES On The AIR TO-DAY

WT0p, ti:30 a.m.-Invitaton 10 Learning:
BulIfnehs Age Of Fable" discussed by Marvin
LowenthaI and Beatrice Marvin.
WMAL. 1730-Hot Copy: The Frame" ihe
reporter finds murdered man.
WRC, 1730-That They Might Live: A
woman learns tho meaning Of sacrifice.
WT0P, 12:30-Irans.AtIaniie CALL A day on
an Iowa farm.
WhAl, 1:OO-Wske Up America Where
Are Postwar Jobs Coming Front -Ert John.
ston. president Of the Chamber Of Commerce, is
interviewed.
WRC, 1:30-Chitaeo University Round liable:
New time; Congress and Foreign Policy" an
examination OF The FuIbright resolution.
WRC. 230-John Charles Thonas Between
songs. John Nesbitt tells Of Americas largest
forest fire
WT0p, 30O-New York Philharmonic: VIad-
imir 6osthnann conducts ShostdkoWth's Sym
phony No. 5, selections from Abenils "Iberia"
suite and the HandeI-Beetham Faithful Shep
herd suite Carl Sandburg retites portions Of
his The People, Yes during in'ermission.
WhAl. 4;30-Dunnineer The mind reader
continues his radio experiments
WT0p, 4;30-Pduse That Refreshes; oNdr
levdnt plays movement from Gfegs Piano
Concerto in A Minor; Soprano Bdu 5ayao sings
Brazilian piece.
VOL. 4;45-Auhbshop A'hinaeorss. Greas
Orthodox archbishop Of North and South Amer
ita: Recognition Of the Orthodox Religion by
The Russian Government"
Evening star., 1943-10-03
or Radio Listeners
By Ben KabIan.

after, except in school vacation Pc
riods, through April Is.
Pvt. Joe McMichael, formerly with
the Merry Macks, joins two other
radio singers in the Army Air Forces
Air Crew" heard on the Soldiers
With Wings" -. Bass Player Chubby
Jackson, who joins the Woody Her.
man herd in few weeks, also will
be spotlighted as a comic. Alma
Kruger, who plays Aunt Emily on
Those We Love" is busy on the
Paramount lot, where she is working
on 'Our Hearts Were Young and
Gay" based on Cornelia Otis Skin
ner's book of the same name. i.
Jimmy Lytell, whose orchestra sup
plies the rhythm and musical back
grounds for the voices of Liza Nor
row and Ella Fitzgerald, respectively,
will be heard on a program of his
own, starting next month. The
Spotlight Band sponsor plans to
duplicate the stunt of last Christ
mas. He will buy all available
time on the Blue Network during
the hours from IL noon to midnight,
during which bands will be spot
lighted from various Army camps or
bases. Carlton Morse, the Il Love
a Mystery" writer producer, was eX-
planning a new cipher code he plans
to use in forthcoming adventure
thriller. . II get it," exclaimed
Sleuth Doc Long, Its kind of
MORSE code!"
When the flash of the Italian sur
render came through on the Blue
net, the Washington commentator,
William Hillman, ran five minutes
short on his allotted time. AS a re-
suit, Betty Mendenhall, music libra
rian for Paul Lavalles Basin Street
Orchestra, made her network debut.
She was practicing on a piano
when frantic producer told her she
was going on the air for five min
utes. She played Blue Danube"
until the regular fill-in pianist came
along and picked up the melody on
an adjacent piano. Few dialers knew
the difference.
At recent NYC bond rally, Betty
Hutton appeared on the stage and
entertained in her usual jive style.
But the high light of her act oc-
CURED after the third encore when
Betty announced to the 10000 fans
that she had just become engaged
and then proceeded to lure her
fiance to the stage.
1t was Charles Martin, Playhouse
program producer director writer.
It's no wonder Betty recently an
nounced in an interview that Charlie
was her favorite director, especially
since the wedding date is set for
the coming winter.
(Released by Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1943-10-03

W0p. 500 Family Hour; Featuring 4
Rodgen and Hart medley.
WRC, 500 - Symphony Of Air: Selections
from 6oIdmark's Queen Of Sheba," 5ohubehs
Unfinished" and Hefbets Woodland Fam
ees' suite.
VOL, 5O0-Answerng You The British
Commonwealth and Postwar Policy" speakers
including Walter Mills, Quincy Howe and Nr
Frederic Whre.
WTOp, 6oO-SiIver Thesisr: Final install
ment Of Lost Yesterday" with Loretta Young
WWDC, $40 - In His Steps: Iransuibet
dramat1stion based on Dr. Charles Shedon's
sI-iime bsstseIIer; music by 81. Brendans
Boys Choir
WNAL, 7:30-oui1 Kids: Joel Kuppermsn in
a return engagement.
WRC, Bandwaoon: frankie Masters on
board.
WT0p 7:30-We the people A ForireN
navigator who was rescued by Arabs makes an
appearance.
WRC, SOo-Bsreen and Mccarthy: Charles
laughton returns 10 iaunt.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Monday Roundup

WNAL-News and recorded music with Nor.
man Brokenshire, So; Breakfast Club, o.iO;
IsdbeI Manning Hewson. l0-l0:t5; Breskfast
at Sardls l1-1l:30; Baby Institute, ll:45l2
NOON
WC-Nexs and recorded music with Bill
Henon, 90; Everything Goes, 1915; seriaIs
1912 noon.
WOl-News. recorded and organ music with
AT Brown, 630,o30: Home Forum. go.
lO:l5; This Is Our Enemy" iIt5.n45.
W|NX-hews and recorded music with Jerry
Sffong. $3.50; Mrs. NorihoroN, 9;35.10;
ltafft Court. lO:3O-li; symphony Hour, l1:O5.
Y noon.
WDC-News and recorded music with "hr
and Mrs" So; Minute Men, 9:O5.o:30; Alice
Lane. 1O:35,ll; recorded music, it.l2 noon.
w1op-News and recorded music with Ar.
thur Godfrey 79:45; Home Service Daily
9:45-l0; serials, 1912 noon,
Evening star., 1943-10-03
!, DiQesi: Ann Soiherr

WT0p. 9:00-listeney' Digest; Ann 5oihern
In 0. HenVs "WNrIlgIg Of Life"
WkAl. 9:i5-Basin Street Music Society:
Cab Galloway and Jerry Cooper pay three 3.
homage.
WpC. iO:00-Hour Of Charm; Hi songs from
musical comedies.
WI0p, 1030-Thn Man Adventures: NeH
lime; adventure with grizzly bear
WRC, 1l:05-Editors Speak; Farm country
editon, including Senator Arthur (apper Of
Kansas. speak.
WRC, ii:30-Gen Henry \, Arnold chief
Of the Air Forces, diNusses The Serious Prob,
lem in Connection With the Aircraft Production
Lag On the West Coast"
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Dinah Admits Defeat
And Pays Off Early
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
Last week Dinah Shore received
a letter from Private Ralph VIM
born of an overseas group, which
read in part as follows: Our COM
pany got into an argument over who
is the best-looking radio star, and
it was decided that each of us should
write our favorite for a snapshot to
put in a contest. The winner gets
a carton Of cigarettes from each
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Film Public to Get
Moneys Worth
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Theatergoers soon will have an
opportunity to see some Of the most
expensive pictures in film history
Seven forthcoming movies at two
studios alone will cost S2l 900 900.
while one and two million dollar
films will be numerous. Most ex-
pensive is "Frenchman's Creek"
whose cost reputedlv IS $4,000
Evening star., 1943-10-03
News Broodcosts Todoy

WWDl-NeWs on the hour and half hour
1i:35 pm.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Death and Music

The movies are working Robert
Aida into a dither. Impersonating
George GershWin in Rhapsody in
Blue" Aida plays a death scene on
one sound stage. then changes cos
tune and rushes to another set to
record lifting piano music. then
dashes back to die again in another
take
Evening star., 1943-10-03

loser. You're my choice. 50 will you
please send me a snapshot?"
Dinah wrote back: II am inclosino
a snapshot of myself, but I don't
think you have chance to win, 81
I am also inclosing a carton OF
cigarettes to ease the blow of losinein
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Evening Stor Features

Star flashes-lafesi news, WMAL ai $50
an. daily. Analysis Of weeks news by lothroo
Sioddard, Sundays al 1880 an.
National Radio forum-DstusIons Of cur.
rent affairs by public officials; WhAl, Wsdnss
doy al 1890 DIN.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25


WAeHrNcTON-El sef.or ber
nard M. Barnch, distinguish fnan-
riero. economists perito en- produc-
ci6n. estadiata. " c~onsejero presi-
dencial dnrnnte dos guerras mum
diaIes. pasa ah0ra q ocupar "a az
recci6n de Is nueva secci6n De y
Ofcina az Modification de Guerra
4 mediarf en Ii solucl6n Do ios
problemas que surjan duFante y
guerra y IA poskguerra.
El senior Baruch fu6 uno do los
peritos en- production que mas init
mamente colaboraron con 81 presi-
denfe Wilson en Is Primera Guerra
Mundial. Diriel6 II Junta dc In
dustrias de Guerra de los Eatadoa
Unidos. v fu6 miembro del Console
supreme Econ6mico del Conseio Dc
Pa De Paris, gozando en- TODD mo.
menfo de Ia absolute confianza del
fnado Mandatario norteamexlcano
Asimismo, aug servicios han eiqe
muy titles 81 presidents Roosevelt
tanto en- 81 periodic anterior 3 l.
entrada 81 los Estados Unidos en
"a guerra como desputg que ests
RATS se unl6 81 grupo do los AliadoaI
Aunuue Ell Ia mayoria de las oca.
stones sus actividadea han sido d
carkctsr confidential son De conoci'
miento p6bllco sus estudiog 9 u.
fornes ca relaci6n 81 prohlelna de-
caucho y potential humane en- ioi
Eztadoa. unid0a.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
Los "Dragones''
Jugar6nh hoy CON los
"DiabIos Verdes''

Esta noche. en- ST. Petersburg,
IA veclna ciudad, los Dragonea
de Jefferson eonpletaf6n IA tenn
porada jugando con los Diablos
Verdes.
Los Draeones cue fuercn cd
mitidoa en- Ia confefencia de- los
Diez en- esta kemporada, solo han
ganado IN partldo en- 81 ano, y
lIevan perdidos cuatro. 81 6nica
victoria Ia obtuyieron les atle-
tas de jefferson sobre q Tor.
nado.
Estdn los Diablos en p~egfectaa
condolences X suyas son las me-.
yores probabIlldades de triunfo.
Una victoria de los DIablos ies
hard aubir 4 "a primera division
De IA Conferences.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

81 Aan&maeao - haeae u 81 imcendio De las lnstAlas
aAe9 e~yk1encsam Isl deg2ned6n De Is Bahia dc
M8noM - Is N@a ~ NueVa Eget&na. Es9a f~otoerafa fne
sg9Me&n M.8a&ee uHa MenggS8n y mnesaga eom6 les BEN.
40@&9 N@ee@E@ Megeeamega4noa yoan9oa poca afsupat
~@0M e2&R M9 Nemha9 eHsAoMVaa Ewerom kundldoa ~
ea ano9o 68 barwea enomAeon y l1 fneron ser'amenfe
@N444No9 nG 500 aefo8nmea az cQmam3o Del General
M48aa A MoeAghw.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
CircuIo Cubano y
Centre Asturiano

Fl pr6ximo domingo. . las 2 ?
media de- Ia sards, - enfrentarkn
e. 10, terrsnes DE- "cuscaden
Park sstas doa ~novsnas, aue e
encusnlran diseuiiendo Il cam
peonnle de a Liaa IntersociaL
Les "mambises', aus marehan
: IA eabe2a ds Il ssrie, usiliza-
rkn 4 So lanzador estrslla Cha.
In cuSllar.
Por ios astures posiblamense
So hark eareo del box 81 surdo
caday,
Los Asknrianos solamenke han
sanado M jueso ' Ios eubanos
cen ma viesoria ssrkn les cans
peones AZ Ie4s-44.
Gran sntusiasmo reina entire
los passidarios de ambos 'sIubs"
para pss.snsiar esse i~mporsanle
dsanfie.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
Los Medals Blancas
Vcndieron Aver al
.IniciaIista }. Kuhel

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.- Harry
crabiner. vicepresidente de los
Medals BIancas de Chicago, anun-
clio aver que Joe Kuhel, 81 lni-
cialista. he sido vendido . los So
nadores dc Washington por 81 pre-
clio de waivers y que Hal Troaky
ha sido cont1atado para desempe-
mar Ia Importance poaici6n duran
te Is temporada de 1914.
Gardiner anunci6 tambi6n ha-
her eonlratado a Floyd Righten-
berg. primera base de 10 Liga
industrial de Detroit, como sus-
|~tituto y para g~arantizar Ia defen-
sa de Ia posiei6n en- q case de
que Trosky Sc enferme Q aufra
alg6n dano.
Algunoa peritos eatiman que q
proioneado deseanso puede habe1
periudleado srandemente 81 que
fuera astro de los Indios.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. 2b.-Ea Pc
lea i dIez asaltos entire e cam.
pe6n Sammy Angotts reconocido
por Il Association Nacional AZ
Boxeo. ! Bobby Rufiin, fuerte
a~spirante Il titulo, 10 ae efec-
taaf6 hasta Ii dia n e. dleism-
bre.
Nuffin sufKi6 quemacuras con
una lfmpara &c rayOs violsta.
Este aplazhmisnto hard que q
eombal entire 81 nnexo campe6n
Beau Jack Ruffin 70 pueda
y~erificarse hasta u dis 7 d enc
70.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
Bosuch dviss Ia ofeiua que msdiuFd En- los prObsno,
que surion dOrunle Y de,pUts De Ia sueuo

'plia vision y de rran -
aauntos de gObiernos.4 s'e'
Ia nueva division
yectos Y establecerS na
teas para diversas ~.
gobierno; formulark 49,
las agencias gubernativvs'~.n !.
t~ecimiento, y revisari "a ~. '
de guerra en- aquellos 60.
sea necesariO para IA msv..
dvidad del esfuerzo bSiies''
a pesar de sus 70 amos,
Baruch goza de mas viVo,
gia que IN gran ndmeso 1.
bres de menos edad. r n.
|pelo blanco, rostro perfIsda
apariencia cOnspicua. Nsss
|estado de Georgia, pero resjSs
much0s amos en- la ciudad a n
York en- donde alcanz6 S,.'
tinci6n en- Ell campo de n
zas. En- 1916 ell Presidents n.
row Wilson 10 design6 misml
"a Comisi6n Consultora Al ,
geio De Defensa Nacional.
gu cargo La compra De mat
de guerra para los Aliadm !
de Industrias de Cuem
|rante Ia guerra De 1914: fil
sejero Econ6micC De la on
Norteamericana de Par DEM
la derrota de- Alemania; : Al
con q presidente Wilson a
conferencias en- las que Sc
aBuntos relacionados con q y,
al trabaio. Y Ia agriculture
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
Los GUANIEs

En- New York, joss Co
y media libras, superb .
vernaIe, con an peso De 1877
Johnny Jones, De Pittsburg,
|147 hbras.
Dur6 FL combate Ocho
asaltos.
Covernale era Il favori-
(o)
Gene Pinter, pugil de Nc
|Adoo, Pa, hixo tablas, en-
ocho ~asait0s, con Freddy
Flores, de New York.
Era FL peso del primero az
162 libras J 81 del segundo
de 165.
Tuv0 lugar II comhate en-
White Plains.
(ol
FL peso complete Cum
nard Barlund, de Finlandia,
ahora vecino de New York,
puso . dormir = Gilbert
~Stromquist, De Texas, en- 81
quinto asalto.
Barlund pesaba 2O8 Iibras
Y So conkrario 247.
(o)
Tn peso weller, Johnny
Greens superb en- Buffalo,
New York, ! Baby Calento,
de Chicago.
Peso del vencedor, lat IL
bras. Libras acreditadas IL
'vapuleado'', 147 y media.
- To-
En- Jersey City, Joey Had
dad, AS libras, venci6 Dor
Duntos, En- diez asaItos, !
Nuke Bulich, de New Bel
ford.
En- New Bedford, estado
de Massachusetts, Leo Sawi-
XII Otro peso weller, alcanz6
L. decision de- los jueces So
bre Joey Lemieux.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

IN solo kilOgramO de n
ca pueden hacerse Glen
de tamano OrdinariO y ssA
de elias contiene un yalm
two de 37S calorias.
Dado ell bajo eOstO Dc
boraci6n cuatrO tonsh
"Banacoca" han sido "a
das a Russia, con un cost
de & de dos mil psaN
Esta invenci6n, tipia
mexicana, es objetO de h
ci6n especial del gObisns
cual esta estudiandO sus
.lidades comerciales.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Coal Strike Briefs
EIIender Fovors Bonishment for Lewis;
Plan to Draft Men for Work Reported
BY the Associated Press.

HOUMA, La, May 1.-Senator
Ellender, Democrat, Of Louisiana
branded John L. Lewis as "one Of
the greatest menaces to this coun-
try" at dedication ceremonies of
the Navy's new $10,000.000 lighter
than-air craft base here today
"If left to me, 1 would want to
Danish him from the country"
Senator Ellender said He should
be sent off in an Army bomber and
parachuted down over Berlin where
he would be good company for
Hitler and his kind"
Representative Domengeaux, 3rd
Louisiana District, attacked labor
racketeers" and declared that If
Congress doesn't pass laws to pre-
vent strikes it is failing to do its
duty Congress must require labor
to do it's part and see that strikes
stop"
Totalitarianism Shadow.
CINCINNATI, May l tP,.-Cincin-
nati Offices of the United Construc-
ton Workers, District so, United
Mine Workers of America, in tele-
gram to President Roosevelt today
pledged its members complete sup
port and cooperation" to John L.
Lewis.
I'VE firmly believe" said the tele-
gram, that your recent orders freez-
ing jobs and wages has had the ef-
feet OF casting a totalitarianism
shadow over America. We feel fur
ther that our liberty is in peril and
to fail to take stand at this time
in itself would be cowardice of the
worst type"
Draft" Move Reported.
SCRANTON, Pa, May l (P.-An
anthracite mine operator said today
he understood that the Government
may draft" miners to get them back
into the pits.
John Moffat an official of the
Moffat Coal Co., said he had heard
that that was one Government plan
under consideration. The drafting,
he added, would be patterned along
the lines of the Selective Service
System He did not give the source
Of his information.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
no man should have the right to
strike"
"Gives Axis Major Victory"


Representative Dewey, Republic
an, of Illinois-"In a time of grave
emergency, such as exists today
when the country is at war, the
interests of the country and of the
general public must be considered
over the interest of any individual
group, either social or economic"
Representative Voorhis, Democrat,
of California-"He did the only
thing he could do under the circum-
stances. am sure that he will have
the united support of the country
behind his action"
Representative Monroney, Demo-
crat, of Oklahoma-"Le defiance
OF his Government in this war crisis
has the effect of giving the Axis it's
first major victory of the year"
Senator Langer, Republican, North
Dakota:
mo group of laborers has done
more to win the war or has rem
dered better patriotic service than
the mine workers. With the cost
OF living soaring daily, their low
wages have been pitifully inadequate
to support their wives and children
decently. In my opinion, the Presi-
dent, instead of castigating John
L. Lewis and his associates, who
have rendered such remarkable
service and have broken all records
in producing nearly 700,0OO,0OO tons
OF coal, should have placed the
blame where it belongs-on the
United States Steel Corp. and it's
operating associates, which compa-
nies, the records show, have been
making unconscionable profits dur
ing wartime by taking it out of
the hides of the unfortunate coal
miners, who have $4,000 sons serv-
ing in the armed forces of the
United States"
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Harold L. Ickes,
SECRETARY or THE 1NrEp1oR

STARS
American
a. min
Evening star., 1943-05-02
BY the Associated Press.

Described as one of the fastest
color printing jobs in the history OF
the Government Printing Office,
10000 red, white and blue posters,
to be displayed on mine properties
seized by the Government, rolled off
the presses yesterday.
Topped by a reproduction of the
American flag, the posters declare
| United States Property" and in
clude President Roosevelt's order
granting Secretary of the Interior
Ickes authority to take over the
mines in the name of the Gov
ernment.
A spokesman for Mr.. Ickes said
the posters were printed lin a mat
ter of hours" after the President S
order was issued. and that the ink
was still wet when they were re-
ceived at the Interior Department.
They were sent from there to mine
officials with instructions that they
be displayed prominently on mine
property.
The posters declare that "all of
the officers and employees of the
company are serving the Govern
ment of the United States and shall
Evening star., 1943-05-02
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Procope Visits We|Ies
For HaIf-Hour Talk
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Hjalmar J. Procope, Minister of
Finland. conferred yesterday with
Undersecretary of State Welles, but
later turned aside question whether
he discussed his nations shaky dip
lomatic relations with the United
States
The United States diplomatic staff
with exception of a charge d'affairs
recently was withdrawn from
Helsinki, action which was described
here as an administrative move.
Mr.. Welles refused comment on
his half hour talk with Minister Pro-
cope. who was ushered into the
undersecretary's office IS minutes
after the time of his scheduled ap-
pointment.
The Finn chatted briefly in the
diplomatic waiting room with Lord
| Halifax, British Ambassador, who
arrived for an appointment with Mr.
Wells just as Minister Procope was
leaving. Lord Halifax described his
visit as routine.