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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Farm Machine
Output Short

WASHINGTON. Aug PRO
duction of farm machinery during
June totaled $6Y,67737l. highest
monthly production this year, but
still 10 per cent behind schedule
for the month, WPB Chairman
Donald Nelson announced
While the total for June-eX-
ceeds Mays production by Sl.53O,-
357. II leaves farm machinery lis
pCr cent behind the program for
the year ended June 80, Nelson
reported.
He pointed out that original
juno schedules were revised seN-
terat months ago to-eNtend a
considerable portion OF produc-
ton into the July grace period.
When July production Is tabulated
"about one month from now,
Nelson said WPB viii know the
score on all items scheduled Tor
this wear with the exception OF
small combines. corn plckerS, en-
silage, harVcsterS. peanut plckerS,
corn shelters. hay balerS. feed
grinders and portable elevators.
! Manufacturers have until Sept. 80
to Complete their schedules on
these machines. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Furniture
Hard Hit

CHICAGO, Aug. : NaDpoWor
shortage has reached an acute and
SERIOUS stage IN practically every
FURNITURE area. according to the
current survey 10y Scidman n
Scrwan. Unless this situation is
relieved soon II ~ more tnan
likely. says the report. that The
output of furniture Will tail tar
below present NvCls.
--l--ri,-t-rr-->ttf-'rff--~-=s.s.+.--l-e q
fal. Tar short of reqmrcmcnls and
arc CXpcCied 70 reach The most
acute stage vet seen. during the
second halt of 1911.
In spite Of these dIfflCutrTcy.
production has held up well with
June shipments . per cent more
than those al May reaching thC
highest dollar aggregate of any
TW0nth ihlS wear except AprlL
New orders accepted 10y manu-
ltacturor> in June declined 10 per
cent from May and S per cent
from June, 1913 For The first
half year of 1914. bookings were
Ie per cent under the first half Of
1918 The unified order backlog
was reduced 4 per cent in June
leaving volume Of unShiPpcd bust
ness down 7 per cent from The
amount on the books al The end
Ot June 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

Pat Nadeau worked Tor INC
Times before he volunteered for
service with the American Field
Ambulance Corps a couple OF
wears back. a German shell
burst at Casino sent Pathame
to recover from severe nerve
COnCuSSion
The other day he was telling
some OF the boys about II al
Hund'S-how the watch the
Times gang had given hum the
day he left was blown right oil
his wrist.
No one noticed when one OF
the group disappeared for a few
moments. A little later, how
ever. ne walked up and handed
Pat a beautiful new shock-prooi
military wristwatch. Just for
luck" he said.
He" was Earl Miller, proml-
nent Detroit Jeweier, and a
great guy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Livestock NJ arket


HOGS Saiahle. 1900 Not established
earlN. asking ceiling prices for all good and
choice 100 4u0-lb harruWs and gifts
Salable, 2 500 Fed steers and
yearllnEs extremely scarce fhurt load good
III -lh--fniAef -ycar!ings- t.eR-st SIS 40.
practically entire supply grassers, including
about 90 loads 0ut OF Kentucky and the
Southwest fleshy and fat grass steers 81
value ~ stil from fii upward steady 10
weak but outlet remains narrow for lower
grading kinds. COWS mostly steady with
last weeks low close few early sales bulls
about steady but supply liberal and outlet
marrow bulk common and medium grass
steers StOu 1880. grass heitefs, tl3 down
little above S!2 bulk common beef cows.
s. l3He. few fat grass COWS UP 20 Si2
Gamers and cutters s. 30 y 7 80 early
sales bulls $40 70 down. best sausage Of
ferings early $40 20, load good 10 choice
721-lh feeder steers. Sl2 20. low grade
stockers dun
CALVES SalAhir 600 NeAlerr strong
90 mostly soc higher than last weeks bulk
sales most good and choice topped at
SIC 80; common and medium. Sl2Q15;
culis down 20 81. slaughter calves. SO
down
HOGS 500 active Weights go lbs.
down steady % 23c higher Above gao ana
sH"s Zoe of &c higher Good and choice.
100 4tn Ihs A. Si4 so ceiling. 2fl $50 lbs.
a. Sl4 % ceiling Few exceptional heAVies
down g. SI3 ~ good and choice. is0 tn
near 100 lbs, Sl3Ul4; bulk sovs, ti2 81
Is 4
sHEFp- salable. 500 Only scattered lot.
4n safe cary. market steady few good ana
choice native spring lambs bid Sli, bucks
7u' ~ 81 lees raekage medium and good
hight h.f ST. common 10 choice shorn
-A-4---llaf-.-l4.> &4--s, cuiis eligible down
to 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Stock Prices
Rise Slightly

NEW YORK, Aug. GNS)-
Stocks today opened the month
of August with prices slightly
higher. Trading was moderate.
Airline shares. which featured
Yesterdays dealings, were missing
in the first minutes of trading.
although American AIrhnes did
improve =. The SteelS were up,
Bethlehem point LIS
Steel =. General Motors jumped
q. point on the first sale. Oils
were mixed
Opening prices Baltimore d
rOrf0. ST, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l5S2.,-up * North American Co,
IlSas unchanged. I. 5. Rubber
I51l2, off a. Radio, l03s, IN
changed. Bethlehem. 622i, up Is
IN. Y. Central, 20, up "a lnterna-
Itional Harvester, 76 Oft a, 100
Aviation Corp. a. unchanged
Pennsylvania. 29"s. up Is; {. 4
To-. 49,. up - Standard OIL oI
IN. j. 55L. unchanged; Southern
Railway. POS. unchanged; Stand
ard oil Of Calf, 81, up =
ICurtisS Wright, 54, unchanged
international Nickel, 293,, up =
/ General Electric. 37'2 up =
/ General Motors. 81 T.. up Is Della
ware x Hudson. 81, up a
international Telephone, ~. an
changed. Great Northern pid.
rs =. off * Consolidated Edison
t21it. unchanged, Sinclair, Ia a
unchanged: Public Service OF n. j.
1874. up h: Goodrich, IA un
changed; Northern Pacific. l6@i
unchanged, Atlantic Coast Line
39ia, unchanged; du Pont' LOO
nm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
lake Over Plant

The Eclipse division Of BendiX
VIII soon take over The navy
plant at Elmira, n. Y, which
has been making Norden bomb
sights. Eclipse Will make pre-
clSlon parts and equipment for
the B-29 and will operate the
plant for the army air forces.
IT was disclosed.
The plant was built 10y the
navy in 1912 and has more than
100000 square feet Of floor
space The production Of the
Nordcn hombsight is being ter
minated. u vas stated. due TO
fulhllment OF navy require
mcntS
As soon as the plant is trans
fcrred from the navy 10 the
AAF. Eclipse will take over.
The division operates two other
plants I'm ElmIra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
m. S. Rukey.er
M. >. kukeyser
Economic Expansion
Brings New Problems

Much the balyhoo concerning postwar economic expansion
single entry bookkeeping instead of the
analytical double entry system.
example backward and large agricultural regions are
dreaming about ndustrazaon And yet The exporting countries
exploited Them the may be
thinking retaining increasing their forelgnuad
United States the neaerm postwar period we
doubtless have opportunity build large exports OF
machinery capital goods But doing shall gradually
put a self sufficient basis.
field production has served To INDUS
trialHe These regions properly amb
their gains If they do what VIII be the effect on
ENGLAND and the Middle West which previously served those
entirely clear although hope
expansion will that all VIII benefit and
will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Gives Defense
Of Incentives
Nv LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of E,onomics, y. \. lni'ersity
a Detroit reader writes the fol-
LOWING statement:
II hope 4 am an American.
bat feel too many guys of
your tNpe are talking off the
beam with the free enterprise
and profits incentive stuff. You
are sticking To dead dreams In
fast changing world. \ new
economics il borning, such ~
none of us can Vet fathom.
r.-frf-.-t-t,,.-s-s i.ti+.@--
ism. ste, are apt 10 be sWamped
hS rhi> new ism whatever ~
turns out 10 be. There's "A mess
stcWinC in these parts that Is
going to shake plenty attire thu
war il won"
Comments There have often
been tunes and places IN which
1Ar people imagined that a new
heaven and a new earth were
about 10 come. There are always
people who imagine that times
are different Some men wish
that the laws of science and the
lessons of history could be dlSro-
garded. because these laws AND
lessons limit them and show that
They cant de many things they
,t..-b t.hatr could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Farmers M arket

llTS-Apples Duchess fsrt la
Trsrspsrents S5ri bu Chcrr s. Mint
marrrri fancy SsH7 2f-qt crate No
Sfu5 So sweet. l7Ac ln Curfsnis. red
s. loot crate Blackherrics s. 2 a..
lot crate Pears sugar tfH5 hu
Hnrtlehcrncs sltri2 2i.ut crate
Peaches Ersbird 81 So HI
VEGETABLE GREENS n p > n g d
Fresns 80 T. 75c1Sl bu. Cotar1s '3c 30
- bu Kals H9l % hu KohIrahi 6ni
zoo dog hohs Locks 81 du d.2 hth-
Sore. 81 % 20 hu spinach. n 81 81
l. h. bu. Swiss chart 7Oc~Sl hu
Mustard green's, No ! sol 70 bu. Iur-
nip greens No I. Sl0l.75 bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -
celery csbhaEe 81 bu frdltc. s. 5l'
/ Sia125 Head lettuce e. ih Leaf
lettuce. 7aus5hc 10Th basket. Isrsicy
curly 40n CSC Goz bchs
/ VEGETABLES. MISC Beans ireen
fancy. 81 bu no / s. $50 way $50
n S2sO08 Roman bear< - 5oa3 hl
/ E'ackaye S. hu Kentucky Wonder beans
s. hu Beets. 20 6Oc COZ hChs tnIIeu
/ s. 25n 80 hn. Broccoli fancy s. ~.
Z NJ /, S202 80 Cabbage faucy-Sl ~
tn-Ib bu. No. Siu1 30 red cabbage
81 f00 90 hu curly cabbage, 81 5u hu
-c-ffets b,tnel.ed 7n-- ste ei.4s heAA-
tlAiieA x2-an- CAulhnWsr- so ~
dor celery, fancy 81 doz hchs ~
sack No 81 251 /. 'o Cu,nmb,rs
s1rers. $50 80 hu. Ifhers- 81 -A In
D0 TIC 81 - dOz hChs okta No J.
s. 25a2 90 peck basket. DRY onions, No
7 WcfrIm. S2u2 % Ho no sick greer
onnions No T. s0n s5c doz bchs. Fra
/ plant sag 80 = hu Parsley root GO
I 77r-rtrrf- tel4s-p HaS--Au--l-- - A1-L1 -
I ~ hu Peppers, not No |. 81" 30 hu
tWz % M Rafishes red. No. /. q 20 ~
dor bCns long white Ne 60 -''-'
Rhuharb outdoor 80 "a 75o dor bchs 30
maine 81 25ml5 50 bu squash. Italian
r4rYsg ~
( bu. Table Queen, S2a225 3 hu To
/ matoes dollhouse. No. 1 $40 80 ii-ih
haskell outdoor. fancy. 81 so II 10 has
ket No /. 75cNSi nlrniPs, NO 7, fo'
4xl dor bchs ionpcd ST. ~ ~
T TCGS - large Xi3 507 a. 30 80 foz
nahum Ni0L a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Principles Projected Into Postwar Situation

In projecting these principles the postwar situation
Malone added
proper Indignation and conversion OF industrial plants
protection and utilization of market
directly with
int ona national community policies
Doctrine the Pacific
TO buldngo the harbors
within the that
mitt to defend-the Of the Pacific.
policy established act OF Congress forth
plants
competent operators at the peacetme cost OF the
postwar usab portions of such plants
I-"The of markets through tarH
by the labor cost diherena
ton -
laboratories
large determine products peculiarly
enlarge their field
special light steel magnesium and
metallurgal other products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Auto
Graphs
OPA Eyes Dealers
Value on Trade ms
By SILER FREEMAN

The once of Price Admins
tratIon is keeping a wary eye
on the operation Of IT'S used car
price ceilings. Since II finally
aput ceilings IN effect against
great opposition, the OPAwaHts
them 10 work.
For that reason. u is cycling
watchfully dealers handling Of
-+----,-.--.4--..a. -usnG CARS. ANY at
tempt TO violate price ceilings
cutting down the value OF
The car turned m, rs well as
forcing buyers 10 trade their
present car to get another one,
viii he met with stern meas
uTcS.
Several OPA offices have
been asked for interpretations
on tradp-ins, indicating that this
point i, In dispute. All inter
prciationS 50 far agree that If
dealer allows less than the
reasonable value for tho car
turned IN, he is violating the
ceilings.
The ceiling regulations do not
cnnSlder the value of the
tfaGe-iH as question OF fact.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
t2Cents a Share
Net for Hupp

Hupp Motor Car Co. reports for
the six months ended June 30 a
net profit of S209,464 after all
charges, equal TO II cents a
share. This compares with a net
of $l52. 931. or 9 cents share in
the first SIX months OF last year.
No provision was made in the
1914 report for possible renego-
tiation.
The corporation has just rel
ccived its clearance of rencgotia-
ton of it's profits from the war
department price adjustment
board and il has been determined
that no excessive profits have
been received by or accrued TO
the corporation for the year 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Years Supply
ebf Drinks Set

NEW YORK. Aug Beverage
alcohol production during August.
when distillcrS will be permitted
to suspend manufacture OF indus
trial alcohol. Will bring the con-
Stunning public about d year 5
normal supply of whisky and On,
liquor industry executives eStl-
mated
Some dlStilerS believe the re-
lease after - months of making
only war alcohol viii tide them
over until GermanyS collapse,
when war demands will drop or
until another holiday can be ar
ranged IN lq45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
What New
in Business
What 10 % In Case
OF q Bar. Ho'oup.
By WARD SCHULTZ

one Gay late last week .
poorly dressed man about -
years old weighing about l5a
pounds. and M-L------''--'-r-
-As4cTCTChci ciaS7C7 20 '--'
walked -up-tn- the-1cllcr Win
-r-,v .4-r.-t -rat-at-A,.1... -LIlnit
hrvch Of The National Bark OF
Detroit ana showed a note
through The grill
Eleanor l}ilmcT q compare
t,-,4,-iip -f4-4-p-tl-+iCr -tnlELl- All
sr1 READ
"Ghe me 5000 and don't
step on the alarm.
somewhat aE.tatcd Eleanor
tarncd. walked over to the man
accrS desk and tod HIM what
had happened.
There Was 40 anxious moment
or TWO whitr the.- manager stared
al the stranger who IN turn Was
CazInC frxrriiy 1T ti4e t1Ner
F''r+'.r
Finally, noting that The tello"
was wcavIuE IN and fro af4d had
quite apparently uvcrind3ieed 20
a remarkable degree The man
acer walked over and talked 10
HIM long enough 10 learn that
there was little immediate dan
GER To the banks funds.
a few moments later q SeaHt
car carried away the Woulc-be
bandit.
CONGRATULATED on her Spunk
and calmncSS. Eleanor said
matter-of-factly.
well, when they trained me
20 be a teller, ] was instructed
A. 90 what 10 do in every in
stance except a holdup. j just
didn't want In make any mis-
takes 80 just asked the man
ager what to do"
p. S.-The training course IS
beng revised
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Gives Three Issues Faced by the American People

George W. Malone managing director of the Industrial West
Foundation the the II western states
n message this column, points out:
opinion there only three issues confronting the
American people today.
continued production and training to win
the
Second proper and of industrial
provide opportunities employment profitable
taxable property to help the tax load
Third the airfeds that constructing
to TO e markets within the
committed Defend together with adequate
o domestic markets."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
DOESN'T CHANGE

The world doesn't change very
fast m any fundamental way If
there are revolutions, these are
soon followed by counter-revolu-
tonS. Human nature is the great
active force. and IT has remained
unchanged through the centuries.
Where IS the French revolution
now ? Where are the medieval and
morcantlst ideas and institutions
which that revolution overthrow ?
They are still alive and working
in our midst. They are not new,
or difficult TO understand They
are Just a part Of the usual self
iShneSS and weakness of human
patIT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Oil on the Waters

In a quiet. orderly meeting,
which was much IN contrast to
last Aprils stormy session,
stockholders of the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Co.
elected board Of directors a
board which included Two mem
bers Of the opposition or mi
norIty group.
Reelected were: President
James T. Mcmillan. James Iur-
ner. l.. y. stair. Walter Nc
Lucas MANFRED Burleigh,
Charles T. Bush and George
Kuiuwich.
New members were Frank c.
Gee and Ernest s. DoWd rcplac-
inc Ernest Fletcher and Oliver
s. Dustin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
ONLY ONE BEAN"

In all these messy periods
there is only one beam. and
that IS the beam furnished by his
tory and the sciences. especially
social science. ! stick to the idea
-oi enterprise hecausc-it Is
an expression of the Importance
of free individual choices. II is the
WY OF democracy III economic
left 1t means that production
and prices Will be determined by
finding out what individuals want
and hiatt then wishes vii be reg
-istefed ~ free marketS.--
The profits incentive is Just a
part Of the general idea of lncen-
tive. The incentive system means
rcwarding individuals according
to what they freely produce as
defined above This means differ
emf rewards according TO differ
cent deeds. and the whole thing IS
required by human nature. Most
men won't do their best unless
there are rewards tand penalties ;
in the shape Of wages profits, and
Tho like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

who sent your replied, neddlng simultaneously
Feeling like heroine in a novel, answered:
THE tortoise and the hare"
Without another word be led me to small dark room
where changed clothes the next lap My suit dis
covered too late, not good choice Being IN Amerl
can style the jacket short whereas all the jackets IN
France ere lnnEhy pockrtbook4 was wrong since
French women, having to bicycle much, carry ehs TIE
kind that can be hung the shoulder. However my
whole costume rather shabby and X didn't attract
much attention.
Leaving with me in another taxi Don Jose warned we
had 70 20 through forbidden TO foreigners where
ratrs are at entrance 10 every town Hating at dusk
Drawing. copyright 1874 hang Issie synd"s ln'
instruments OF this story, maui lOc to 'StoT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Willis Gets Contracts

The aircraft division of
Willys Overland has been
awarded three new contracts
for gas tanks, vertical stabilizers
and carburetOr air intakes. The
fuel tanks Will be built for
Curtis-Wright in Buffalo and
Higgins Aircraft AT New Or
leans The ar intakes are for
the Hell Diver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Sfudebaker Cited

StudcbakCr boasts two Clta-
tlonS from high-ranking army
officers. one is for the COM
panys training of drivers for
the recently announced vehicle,
the Weasel and comes from
Brig. Gen. II. II. Kutz. chief of
tho war departments military
training division. y
The other came from Maj.
Gen Levin H. Campbell Jr,
chief of army ordnance, citing
Studebakcr for speed in filling
a military truck order for Rus
STA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
New Airline Director

1t. Col. Edward c. Greene.
L S. Army, retired. Will sue
coed Or. Hodges Mcknight as
medical director Of American
Alrllnes. Or Mcknight resigned
recently because of Ill health.
DR.. Herbert Graebncr Will be-
come assistant director Both
are stationed at La Guardia Air
T,Att
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
txGeIt.0Earninus
Show Slight Drop

EX-Cell-O Corporation reports
for the six months ended May 81
a net profit of $965, l55 after all
charges. equal To sap share as
against 81 ,O551l3 or 81 IS a share
in the like period of 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Armour Refunding,
But No Details Yet

CHICAGO. Aug. Armour &
Company announces that officials
are working upon plans for re-
funding outstanding bonds,
amounting to upwards OF $4,000
900. hut said the program Is only
Tentative and no details have yet
49,. ,,,oItr|rH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

rTyr most frightening moment o. my trip 70 France was
the night before left Spain didn't sleep worrying
over the many things that might 80 wrong. All the tor
lures OF the oestsPo kept flashing into my mind
Il can still get out Of this thought "A reporter Is
not expected 70 risk his life IN line OF duty
Once was on my excitement and interest carried
=, along and gave courage eft Spain IN The middle
~ Anil We had just of gasoline shipments to Spain
ard except for Official and diplomatic cars only ehaIcoa
S,srv ,r-r allowed es, ca1s 80 t0ok train to
,v near the Pyrenees Prom there went by hot smelly
charcoal burning taxi 70 small vIage Gong 70 SHOP
y % winch, I was directed j asked TIE KEEPER.
Don JOSEF?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

at the road Don Jose ordered out quickly
Two appeared as if from nowhere. One grabbed
my knapsack; the other pulled ditch into the
field The left Immediately. don't ever remember A
darker night II had rained and had scarcely gone
hundred yards when sank into puddle up to my knees.
During the night tridged fields climbed hill
after hii and Hast reached hutInside other
guides Who 10 toad tic They had big CHEEKY
fire burning sank bench and took off my shoes.
After half an hours rest. the two new guides and
left We walked until in the morning and at the top OF
a hill Just when the sky turning gray guide said:
"You are now 1T France
CONTINUED tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Dividends
Earnings
CrNFRAL RFFRACT0RIFs {

GENERA REFRACTORIEs co,
June quarter: 1894 1853
Sei profit Ss2, 700 Nldu,N-@
share earnings ZUc &c
SIX months ended June 90
Net profit S2lS,311 S3l3. lul
Share earnings 4bc NC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
--------------------------- ---'-------a-
GENERAL MILLS. INC.
RESERVE BANKS IN DETROIT

Principal assets and liabilities July 2e showing the increase
or July 10
ASSETS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Grand Gesture

beng revised
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

To obtain hand, serapbook TO soUe daily
Evening star., 1944-06-18
or RadioL;,teners
By Brvson Rash.

crammed with information Of in
terest to a big segment of the lis
tening audience. It was a friendly
program, one that was relaxed and
unpretentious in manner. We
missed Everett Mitchell when he left
to go with the NBC, and we'll miss
Wallace Kadderly, and Run Van
Deman and the others who made
the Farm and Home Hour q grand
half hour in the middle OF the day.
Mike Lines :. A flock of new pro-
grams on NBC-WRC, namely Harry
Savoy for Abbott and Costello on
Thursday evening at 10: Hildegarde
for Red Shelton, now one Of the men
in khaki; Adventures Of the Thin
Man" is now heard at $50 pm.
Fridays, Dick Haynes for Ronald
Coleman on Everything for the
Boys" Tuesdays at 7:30 pm. The
Mutual Network has planned q post
war exchange Of radio ofdcials be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
Ralph Edwards and Truth or
Consequences" sold more than S.
000, 900 in little" bonds ut . recent
broadcast in st. Louis. Cass
Daley will headline a new show re-
placing the last half Of the Kate
Smith Hour" on WTOP-CBS, $780,
8 pm. George Lowther, who