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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July IL Plate for.
eisn exchanse rates follow iGreat Britain
in dollars, others in cents:
Canada Oficial Canadian Control
Board rates for United States dollars
Buying 10 per cent premium: selling, II
per cent premium Equivalent to dis.
counts on Canadian dollars in New York
of buying, 9.9l per cent; sellins. 90 pei
cent
Canadian dollar In New York oper
market, 81. per cent discount or 90 56A
United States cents.
Europe-Great Britain. onhcial. Bank.
ers' FOREIGN Exchange Committee rateS
buying, 4.02: selling, 4.04
Latin America - Argentina, oficisl
@a17: free, 25.15: Brazil. oficial, soon
free, soon: Mexico. 2O.65n
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated Nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
Chicago.Grain

CHICAGO, July IL Gp,.-Wheat futures
prices held within rather narrow limits
in fairly steady trading today but demand
for rye was less active and prices drifteo
fractionally lower.
Milling demand for the bread cereal ap-
peared on setbacks, and hedging sales
were Lighter Reports from the Eastern
Seaboard said IFS, 900 barrels of flour
had been sold and Kansas City reported
a good demand from millers.
Wheat finished la-s1 cents higher than
the previous close. July 46 September
l,4s1s-3s: oats were "a to y UP. July 72s4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July IL ,Pi-Trade price
fixing AGAINST Government textile orders
and a slackenns volume OF hedge SELL
ing put cotton prices q slight up
grade today
Steadiness in grains and a feeling that
tomorrows Government weekly weather
report misht show less favorable condi-
lions in the Eastern bek contributed to-
ward the Improvement.
Late afternoon values were 30 TO 81
cents bale hisher, July. 2O.6a: October,
20. IL. and December 1894
Futures closed 35 to SIS cents a bale
higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

ers' Association
of America. it
was announced
today by Jay N.
Whipple. presi-
dent, in Chicago.
He has served as
a vice president
for the last two
years. Nomina-
tion by t h e
Board of Cover
nors assures him
of the election
at the annual
meeting in New
York, early in
Noyep,har
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
WoshinqtonP Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
Esss-Msrket steady: prices paid for
grading stations July IL Whites. U. S.
Grade A. large. .43-.45. average. As;
y. s. Grade A. medium, So 40, average.
40; U. S. Grade B, large, 1912, aver
sge. Al "a; U. S. Grade B. medium. 30
81, average .36la; U: s. Grade c. SO.
Browns, U s Grade A. large 40; U. S.
U. S. Grade B, large, .4O-4.. average,
= "a; U, s. Grade c, 35-.31, average,
ASA. Current receipts. nearby uneraded
eess, whites. .37ia: mixed colors. Brig
Receipts, Government graded eggs, 200
cases
LIVE PoULTRY.-Market steady: re-
celpts light. Some broilers and fryers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

ChcaEo Cash Market.
Cash wheat, No. 3 red. 6ana Corn.
no sales. Oats, sample grade. mixed, -:
No. l white. heavy. 55s. sample grade
white, S0ss thott. Barley. Ims5tiuat f.l3-
II. nominal; feed, 1915. nominal: No
/. 116: No. 3, lis. Soybeans. No. l
yellow. .: No. 2. 1.1lH: No. 3, .10i
No. 4, $751;
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Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK July lathe Associa ted
Press weiehted wholesale price index of
IS commodities today advanced to 1O5 81
Previous day, 1857; week $50. 105.97;
month ago. 104 A.; year ago. 9S.14
1913. 1912. 1871. 1a3a-4O.
High - 1862 1O3.22 a51. 1928
Low 10343 1854 7T03 631S
1a26 average equals 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
Folger Is Nominated
For Presidency Of
Investment Bankers
By EDWARD c. STONE.

John Clifford Folger, head of the
investment firm of Folger, Nolan g.
Co., has been nominated for the
presidency of the Investment Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
LOueII la
Parsons
in AoAyuool

ROLlYW0bD/JaD 3 TcroSs
wright wholooked 30 delicate Tho
last time saw her, Is much better
80 well. IN fact she Will be given
the top role IN North star sam
uel Goldvlu'S 100000 Russian
epic. The name comes from "A town
IN thc Ukraine and is Lillian He'll
man first original sam tells me
II VIII not bC inc story Of r lot OF
guerilla warfare bat a true picture
or me youth of Russia and OF
pTCscpt-dgy conditions obtained
after much rc>,arCh work on Miss
Holman pH'
Waite, Brennan and q cast II
600 PLAYER. 1 ! mean that lit
orally us We'll as Gcr8tivelv--
have bocn Ino3 ap by Director
Lewis Nue>fGU0. ft1IC Ndvat And
AlNuary girls arc AN grateful 10
sam for htS wonderful gesture in
lending TorcSa Wright 10 Sol
Lesser for stage Door Canteen. -
The moro names we Get the bet
Ter the financial returns for the
American Thcator Wing, Holly
wood Canieen and the n. A. a.
Will De-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Film Time Clock

D,MS-''Nlght Monster" II ~ q m.
% 3o, %. e4i m The Mum
mys Tomb :" ~ 81 al a3i, SIS
10 56 r m
y ii a m, 2 as, 3 40, s.oa p m Palm
Beach story" u ~. 3As. :. i0la p n.
CINDERELLA Road 20 Morocco "
- SO 3,53. 40. 1927 y. m Panama
Hattie" 2.33, $3.50, s.o7 M
CINENA "Jacsre," ~. 2lo go
$40 $40, 1o:bo p m "tlnhercover
Man" / tth--a IS. 2a- -35. IA .. m.
FISHER Road 90 Morocco. lio. p.
81 II 0s p m, Panama HATTIE" 2:33.
Tox The Devn with hitter" 1i.ol
m, 80, s.17. 6'55 a:33 , m The
Black Swan" 1903, At. sic, 1851,
MADISON Ma here We Go Again " " o.
242, 5;2l s, 1899 y m. The Falcon :
Brother % II a m, } 90, AIS s:57 8 3e
MICHIGAN stage show, MA a m,
81. 5tl3 1919 =. m Seven Days
Leave, 10 a. M l2.fo. 3;26, 6l2 1l.te
PALMS STATE "Fores, Rangers "
Enemies u a. m, 2:2Q. bt6. al0 m.
PARADISE Lionel Hampton 30. sos
80. lo1s p. m "One Thrilling Night %
RIVIERA Road to Morocco.' So
s.ol S o9. l1:l7 y m. Panama Hattie, +"
IL 30 3:3s e,ae. asa r m.
R-k-o UPTOWN Road 20 Morocco "
Hattie . $40 6:25. $3.50 T. m
ROYAL Road % Morocco" rs.
li:o3 p. m; Between rs Girls" 20.
80 y m
TriENEws News, short subjects, g
n, m 20 ~ D. m
UNITED ARTISTS -- Sunday Punch -
II 10 a. m. 2:30 55s a.20 p m ME
and My Gal 1880, $3.50, 7.20 l0.45
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Coo+ie Williams
Due at Paradise

COOTIE WILLIAMS. who
comes TO the Paradise Theater for
IA weeks engagement Friday with
his orchestra, has been playing the
trumpet for II years. Twelve of
those years were spent with Duke
Ellington.
This is Williams first venture as
IA band leader, although he has re-
corded under his own name. Cootie
headed a small combination made
up of men from the Ellington or
ganization for his recording dates.
Playing with Ellington, Cootie
was in the Zicgfcld production
SHOW Girl worked for Para
mount and R-K-O Pictures, APP
Ipeared in a picture called Murder
lat the Vanitles, " played in several
shorts and, of course. travelled in
Europe on the famous Ellington
tours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Moon and Sirpence'
At Palms-State Friday
nv CHARLES GENTRY

HIS life, dull as dungarees, up
until that point took on all the
color which later became famous
in his paintings and his history,
from cheap histro hrawlS on the
MarSeillcS waterfront TO the final
agonieS OF a lepcr'S death on the
Isle dc Dominique, have remained
tho most exciting IN the chapters
OF modern art
SADIST GENIUS
lie took Sadistic delights IN
torturinc his friends and loved
ones. He drove women mad, made
his friend and colleague, Vincent
Van Gogh, seek sanctuary IN Doc
tor GaChotS Santarium and sue
CcCdcd I'm making himself "A
complete outCaSt from society even
before nc sailed for the Society
islands, from whence his most
exotic canvaSScS have come.
Half-man, haif-lcecnd, many
connISScurS claim that most of the
popular demand for his paintings
has had ITS inception in the fan
taStIc particulars of this brute
genius career.
BE that as il may, it proved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

FOR ONCE tho screen can't
blithely cast a credit flash ahead
oF picture claiming that any
similarity between persons living
or dead is purely coincidcntal -
when Moon and SiXpcncc' opens
AT the PalmS-State Friday
This is because coincidence plays
such a markedly important role
i'm the whole fascinating story.
Super-narrator Somerset Maui
CHAM wrote tho life of tho artist
Paul Gaueuin in a thinly disguised
novel, Moon and SiXpencc, which
caused something OF a furore upon
its publication although the details
of the life OF the highly acccntric
artist were known only 10 those
who read his journals.
Vaughan, TO avoid the libel
laws made his doubtful hero an
English artist. Charles Strickland,
but the details remained practi-
'caliy the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

lucrative offers 10 play "heavies"
10 Tyrone Power has withdrawn
from serials. like The Saint" and
THE Falcon, because he believes
that he can do something much
more interesting In celluloid than
simply appear as a super-Snob.
Moon and SiXpence' will be his
first chance TO prove il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Sixtee en- Stars

Sixteen official screen stars tor
the cast Of 70 film and stage per,
sonalities appearing in the new
style musical com dy. "Stai
ISpangled Rhythm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
HOLLYWOOD ICoNoCLAsT

Besides refusing interviews and
shutting himself away from the
public stare. he has turned down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
WITH CABIN
MARLFNF DIETRICH

'hhtfs4NE DAr thtt ~ II
lingering on in New York
awaiting word about her must
cal and all Of the many things
necessary for her to put her
name on contract.
While she il in the east She
10 seen everywhere with Jean
Cabin. ! was interested 10
hear that Marlene had been ap-
preached by foreign producer
who wants To star her In n
modernized version of Lady Of
Desires"
Before Marlcne became
known as nm American star she
made this dramatic story for
German company under the
title die Frau Mach Der Man
Sich Sehnt." That. Of course.
was long before We were at
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

1.-THE Wishing Well" has n
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
RUMoR DENIED

THE HOTTEST and the most
emphatiCally denied rumnr OF
the week end was the word sir
Alex horda had been appointed
minister of propaganda and
would be sent 60 Egypt a. "A
representative Of the British
government When I questioned
Alex az the Sam GnidWynS.
where he and Merle Oheron
were dining. he said the whole
thing was made out al whole
cloth and ridiculous but n
seems as " other folk had heard
II, too.
Sam and Frances entertained
10 AZ dinner for Colonel and
Mrs. Zanuck and Darryl tells
some fascinating stories - mis-
last overseas expedition. I no
ticed ne j. very careful rot 30
tell ANYTHING that could be con
etrued a. Information
The other guests At the Gold
wyns we're Joan Bennett, Walter
Wagner and the William
GoetzeS. JOanie looks ~ pretty
---e1pected motherhood always
becomes her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
DARK EYES

ONE OF my friends in Mexico
City writes that when Errol
Flynn was there he was attentive
10 the most beautiful, dark-eyed
Mexican girl she had ever seen.
Not once did Enrol appear pub
llcly with Ann Sheridan and never
once did they attend the same
parties, and there were many
given 81 the Christmas season
Al tho BIG bull fight Of the year
The bull was dedicated 10 Ann
an honor al the girls Covet La
Sheridan is expected hack in
Hollywood and may arrive hv tho
time this Is printed.
She has been living at the Re
forTna. the hotel NJ which We all
were guests when we were IN
Mexico on the John IIav Whitney
good will party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
ANXIOUS To HELP

CONT Any DAY lost when
some star doesn't express de-
sire Ia 90 Ia Africa, Russia,
Siberia. Egypt and other places
i'm the combat zone To do little
entertaining for the soldiers.
The only trouble Is getting per
mission from Uncle sam 10
make the trip.
Abbott and Costello are the
latest To insist they can't be
happy until they entertain the
Allied soldiers on foreign soil.
so when they leave for the east
January 22 on an army camp
trip they will consult senator
A. II. Happy Chandler in
Washington 10 see If he could do
something about getting them
transportation overseas.
Over the holidays the new box
Office champs settled their DIFF
ferences with Metro & oldwyn-
Mayer and have agree Ia report
there early i'm March for n yet
unsolicited movie.
COLUMBIA PET
THE LORETTA YOUNG-Ton-
Lewis marriage seems 10 be work.
ing out awfully well. i see them
so often at the Church of the
Good Shepherd and sometimes
little Judy, Loretta's small daugh-
ter. is with them. Judy seems as
devoted TO Major Tom as she i.
TO her beautiful mother.
Loretta is one of the pets or
the Columbia lot this year and So
delighted was Harry Cohn with
"A Night 10 Remember" that hi
has Just bought If the Shrouc
Fits q comedy by Kelly Ross ir
which Loretta and Brian Ahernc
VIII again be teamed as a married
pair.
Richard Wallace. who directed
"A Night 10 Remember. will see
If he can repeat on this second
movie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Peanuts

WHEN JAMES BROWN, youth
full actor featured in Air Force"
was literally starving while trying
to get a film break. he lived
almost exclusively on peanut
butter sandwiches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

sufficiently absorbing 10 novelist
Vaughan that upon his return
from his first visit 10 Tahiti before
the last war that he decided Ia
write a story about a life where
fact was. truly stranger than
fiction.
Now At last it comes TO tho
screen with George Sanders in
the leading role Sanders, recently
Voted the most unco-operatIve
male star by the press. should
prove Singularly right for this
part, because he, himself, has
thumbcd his ariStocratic nose al
the society known as Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
SUDDEN CONVERSION

a respected banker and a family
man of very conservative habits.
Gauguin, suddenly at the age of
40, threw away everything, dis
carded his wife and children and
started 70 Daint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
State Bar Lists
Applicants Who
Passed Exams
~ OF 80 Who Took Test
Quality TO Practice Law;
rs Are From Detroit

LANSING. Oct. 9-Of the SO
applicants who took bar examina-
tions held at Lansing, Sept. l6, II
and 1S. the following passed:
Peter Kasey. Michael r. Nehrs. Peter
r. DibArtholomew. Frank p. HoltEmAn.
Harold {, Mecuiloeh, Milford Ksidan.
Thomas r. Blackwell, Harold y. Weller
Jr, Meyer w Lleb, John p. Taylor.
Gordon X. Medlicott, Julian +. Rodgers
Jr, Martin J, EWald Frank y Ferguson
Jr., Woodrow Wilson. William G. Joyce.
Alphonse J. n AMIGO Hehsr 8 Hudson,
Carl Skog. William a Redeem. Arthur
Majewsk, Jerome W Kemsn. sidney l..
Conn, Sol c. Domuitch, Jack II. Mennsn-
berg Of Detroit
Thomas w. cain Jr 81 Niles
ID. Bruce Wlstrand and Harold II
sobier OF Flint
John Boeschenstein Abraham J, Good
man, June Eileen Blodgett, Harvey r.
Van BNnseheten- puAne Mathematician.
Alice =. Kramer and Kruzan Alexander
Of Ann ArhOr.
John J Beck and Stanley J. Newton NJ
Monroe. Joseph r Zanglin Of WyRndotte
James @ Daner 81 NJ. Pleasant Donald
=. Evans 81 Lincoln Park Robert &.
Burns OF River Rouge, Joseph j. Thomp-
son Of Battle Creek. Mary Jane Morris
OF Midland. AMIlllAm- -BnnnM OF DuNaE
lac James g. Perry ~ Lansing Richard
J, Hanier OF Manis'ee Cletus n Stock az
Alton. Mo, Emil 81 Fry 81 North Adams,
ana Herman r. stem Of Port Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Education Ass n
To Hold Meeting
Here This Week
Pre-induetion Training
in Schools, Colleges
TO Be Major Topic

Pre-induction training In
schools and colleges will be a
major topic az the Region Six
Conference of the Michigan Edu-
cation Association in Detroit next
Thursday and Friday.
The subject will be discussed al
the Thursday morning general
session by Andrew Holt, Of the
department of civilian pre-induc-
ton training in Washington.
Registration headquarters will
open in the gymnasium of Cass
Technical High School At $50
a. m. Thursday. Region Six in
cludes Macomb Monroe, Oakland,
ST. Clair and Washtenaw counties.
Edward Y. Laing president ~
the association, will address the
opening session on Looking
Ahead ~ Ealt4eatfeH 3. Howard Y
McCluSky. professor OF educa-
tional psychology a. the Univer-
Sttv of Michigan wifi speak on
The War and It's Meaning for
Youth and Education %
Election ~ officers will be held
al 9 A. m Thursday. twenty-five
educational areas Will he dis
cuSsed in section meetings Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

For 10 years 52-year-old Ru-
dolf White has been selling papers
at the Cass avenue entrance of
the General Motors Building
Few of the hundreds who daily
doled out their pennies TO learn
from him the news of the day
paused long enough TO discover
that he is full-blooded Cherokee
Indian.
None Of them delved deeply
enough into his personal life 10
discover that he, like so many
others who hide their true worth,
had a talent deserving of the
highest respect.
That talent is revealed today in
an oil reproduction of Raphaels
Madonna and Child. a reproduc,
ton that recreateS stroke for
stroke the detail, shadowing and
maSterful colors of the great
Italian.
The painting is on display in
the Offices of the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad offices on the first
floor. Already il has brought
offers as high as $500, but the
heretofore reticent artist refuses
to sell unless he receives $1,000
Whites courteous yet firm de-
mand for the $1,000 revealed that
he is no novice, and questioning
soon revealed that the paper
peddler has sold numerous paint
ingS. most of them original land
Scapes which have brought as
high as $500.
ut took me five months To
paint this picture. l worked 80
hard and 80 long getting my
diploma that my eyes went bad.
and my doctor ordered me to
stop painting altogether" he
revealed.
Il was only able To work
Saturday afternoons and sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
1000 Eggs
i'm Every Hen
II You Keep Chickens
CUT THIS OUT

TN, great trouble Nth The poultry bust
ness ma aivays been thb' me laying lie
NJ the hen vas too short say' Henry
Traffors nationally famous poultry Expert.
FOR nearly eighteen years Edltor n roui-
Try Success
The average pllei may iay 80 egg -
more IN Second year ugy ay 100 Ten
shs goes % market Vet % has been DEF.
intsly estab,sshed thar every pulsi hs'rhtd
has from ooo 20 g ooo more minute sFs
germs IN her system AND may - mare ~
law on = h.ghIy rr0ffanIs hssis for a. ioHs
az nse years 2 gwen proper care.
How 20 work 90 get up towards 900
eggs from hens. hn1 g. Get ruieiE-+s-- q Z
early hos 90 maEr Old hens Ans
puilefE greatly increase sEE product inn.
keep up heavy winter laying when egEs
are scarce and prices highest mHEf Stacker
hens hustle Those and many other MONEY
making poultry secrets are contained \
Mr. TrANotd's : 600 VOC HhN SYSTEM
az poultry rails ~ ore copy ~ which wil
be sent free 90 any reader ~ TINS phpe-
Vh0 ksfps So hens or more EEgs thI&
year. viii 30 IN greater demand rhan ever
20 take tho EIare ~ ratfonFd n~eHt.
Means big profit te the smart poultry
keeper who ran make birds produce NJ.
Traff.rd tells how IN sou keep chick"us
and want them 10 pay eIth EXTRA ECGs
Icut out this notice and mail Wth name and
address 20 pENS POULTRY SERVICE,
suite 20s 3a3 Nc lSih - PhNsfelphis 2,
Ira ana tree cops uf THE 0N0 EGG
HEN Will be sent ~ return mai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
WOULD LIKE SECOND

"T would like 10 get I'm sec
ond place, though" Rogell said
and I'm going 10 try Ia make
IL. My estimation Of MIR. Lodge
IL 80 high that l think he rates
that top job I'm the council n
long as he lives.
"I'Il be satisfied TO be preSi-
dent protein, 80 can step in
whenever he's absent
Councilman Cody ran second TO
Lodge in the primary, less than
500 votes behind and slightly
more than 1000 ahead OF Rogell.
Now. Rogell has the problem OF
beating Cody without beating
Lodge.
The two most envied men in
city politics today are City Clerk
Leadbcttcr and City Treasurer
Cobo. Both are virtually assured
of reelection without spending a
cent or minute on campaign.
1t has been the history of these
two Jobs that once you're IN, YOU
don't even have 10 worry about
tough opposition. After sending
out hundreds of thousands of cleo
ton information cards and the
same amount of tax bills, all with
Ynur name on them passing out
campaign literature seems SILLY
by comparison.
This j. the best job in city
government" Leadbettcr Sald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Salt Firm Buys Old
Stotesbury Mansion

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g tUP4
T. Beale. president Of
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufac-
turing Co., announced today that
the company had pure h sc d
Whitemarsh Hall, >palatial resi-
dence of the late f. T. Stotes-
bury, and about 80 acres of adj
jacent ground.
Be8Ie said the mansion, thought
TO have cost 81, 800 600 when II
was constructed, would be con-
verified into a scientific research
laboratory The purchase price
was not disclosed but Beale said
the price was less than it would
have cost to build a laboratory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Red, Pole Amity
Eden S Goal
Briton May Submit Peace
Plan at Moscow Farley

LONDON, Oct Q CUP) For
cign Secretary Anthony Eden may
attempt 20 negotiate a settlement
Of The RusSian-Polish dispute dur
in tho coming meeting OF British.
American and Russian foreign Of
fee representatives in Moscow,
the London Daily Mirrors diplo-
matte correspondent said today
The correspondent said Eden
MAY be able 10 take 10 Moscow
the draft Of treaty that would
permit the rcStotatiOn of dlplo-
matte relations between Russia
and Poland.
Russia broke relations with the
Polish commandments several
months ago after The latter had
asked the International Rod Gross
to investigate GCrmau-circulated
REPORTS that the SOSlcts had
massacrcd 10000 Polish army Of
Gcer> curing the RuSSo-German
partition OF Poland in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Decision Of NWLB
Protested Here
Local Board Foresees
Postwar Labor Chaos

The Detroit regional WLB
Saturday forecast wage chaos for
hundreds of Michigan airplane
and airplane parts companies UNI
less the NWLB rescinds ms de-
cision 10 settle in Washington all
"airframe industry voluntary
wage applications and disputes
involving wage issues.
Public, industrial and labor
members Of the regional WLB
bitterly protested the decision,
They urged that all sirplane
plants in Michigan whose wages
and working conditions were not
related TO that industry prior IA
the war be eliminated from the
NWLB's definition OF "airframe
industry"
'If the resolution OF NWLB
goes into effect a. written II
will mean great confusion In
wage rates In Michigan" de-
clared John l.. Lovett. Industry
member OF the board and gen
eral manager OF the Michigan
Manufacturers Association.
Nearly n thousand firms are
engaged In this state in making
some part OF what are called
airframes.
Wage rates for most Of these
have been set by the Regional
War Labor Board and would he
generally higher than the ma
tionsl average paid In the air
frame industry.
"Only one or two Of the thou
sand are exclusively engaged In
making sIrframes In peacetime.
The others make autos. furnl-
ture and accessories of all kinds.
To put them under national
airframe panel can result only
in wage chaos In this state"
The NWLB action, Lovett anc
the others charged, would deprive
the regional WLB Of participating
i'm determination OF wages for /;
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