davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
SUBSTITUTE PROPOSED

Then there is the publicity
about grade labelling" proposed
as substitute for the existing
private brands. In this question
the scientific economist sees as
I he main fssue- the freedom OF in
dividual choice by the consumer,
with a close second in the incen-
tive Of the individual enterpriser.
In its publicity. the Kraft Cheese
Co stresses the point tn. grade
labelling" would reduce the incen-
tive TO make food products better
than certain fixed standards. An
other company emphasizes the i'm
poTtance Of good will built up
through years of supplying extra
quality products
But the public is not going 10
weep much over the loss of a
manufacturers good will. y The
sound and effective basis for such
publicity is to be found in the
economists analysis of utility as
the basis of consumer demand. 1t
is the basis of economic demoC-
racy. according TO which the indi-
vidual votes for a producer by GO
ing 10 the store and putting in a
ballot dollar for his product.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Outlines Problems We Must Face

In suggesting how should meet the realities with
appropriate national policies, concluded.
To-day Brazil exporting substantial quantity Of
preparing
of
doing likewise VIII these countries tariff
Industries?
1.-THE purchasing of these peoples rising
electric
is
gram oil the past 30 years.
ma Of he
noncOmpetive position through unwlse legislation
enacted domestic application
inter American international trade If
they
to OF while
legislation with thought
hold increase
foreign mar kets will Inevitably be ieopardzed.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Speed Limit Rises

Despite the IS mile an hour
speed limit. the public roads
administration reports the ma
tional average has climbed one
mile an hour II found that IT
per cent Of all drivers of
Ia t-tfrS exceeded The 35
mile limit and the average rose
from 40.3 10 41.3.
TRUCKS stu averaged between
$40 and 3s4 miles an hour,
while buses cut back from asa
10 4l.3. Michigan was one OF
me two states that showed
speeds lower than those of last
fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
What S New
In Business
British Labor Strikes
Due 10 War Sseptcisr
By WARD SCHULTZ

The explanation for Great
Britain 5 lamentahlc strike fever,
apart from war strain is Diff
cult 10 assess However per-
maps the most plausible answer
IS gwen by the Daily Mail
which dcpiores widespread be.
lief war Is again IN the phony
period and that preparations Tor
the second front are a myth
This may sound incredible but
reports from London say n Is
borne out by private converSa-
tons among less informed clti-
zens. II must be attributed 10
the long lag between the Ieheran
decisions and actual Launching
OF offensive.
Many PEOPLE over there seem
Unable 10 realize colossal scale
Of preparations necessary TO
stage enormous amphlhlan OBJ
GRAFTON contemplated and.make
unrcaliStic comparisons " In
land offcnsives IN Russia
This SkeptiCiSm ~ borne out
by statements Of many strikers
that they would return 10 Work
inanaeti.asrtt1--ltt-a- second trnnt- IS
started bat also shows deplor-
able lack of responsibility Tor
,,,s,,,sats,fr- tpar effort unQTll0-
tuUiv. meanwhile. IL also points
10 necessity for the government
taking some sort of action 10
bring strikers TO their senses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Market Easy
AT Opening

NEW YORK, April "a GNSl-
The stock market opened the
week on an easier note today with
trading quiet
With the exception of a few
plus signs in the early utility deals,
prices were mainly lower,
There was little i'm the news 20
encourage buying. Successes in
the southwest Pacific were Offset
by the uncertainty of the invasion
still overhanging the market and
investors were inclined TO hold to
the sidelines.
Engineers Public Service and
Columbia Gas advanced Il each
on the first trades. but elsewhere
the trend was down, including the
Steels. communications, oils, air
lines and disillrs.
Opening prices: Columbia Gas
AZ up "a; u. S. Rubber, 43la, up
as Delaware e. Hudson. 2724. up
n KenneCott, y, up u Curtiss-
Wright, SIS. off Il Atlantic Coast
Line. 37t4. up a; Standard Oil of
California. SO. up "a Sinclair,
1874, up II; Alaska Juneau, 6, off
-; Atchison. 65A, off "a: South
ern Pacific. 2Sla, off Is; Engineers
Public Service. 12b. up Il; In
ternational Telephone e. Tele-
graph, 1873. unchanged; Texas Co.,
ASS, off Il; General Motors, So.
unchanged; Montgomery Ward
42M up "a ; Anaconda, 25A. off;
81 Pennsylvania r, r. 2l4i :, up "a;
Chesapeake & Ohio, 44ss, off T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Priorities

The DetrCf Regional office ~ ne War
Production Board announced today no f0'-
lowing pt,or'fiss actions
~ ze1 Istis y AMENDED RADIO and
Fsdar Division Bungt table 4p fo date
- conform Vifh " ~ ADDS electrical
n1 eating Instruments formerly under
-5rF t--i-ct-or - L.zy5 Flkr4.
MILO lnt 2 "Hices SKINS and
leather OFkA and rNRRA ORDERS not
within definition Of military order 20
M-35e. amended. synthetic Fibers.
Yarns All Eahrics 70 pev.ses EeslnltLanA =
nYion anc export orders ards restrictions
on Application and AsslEnment lr connsc-
fi0r with export.
p-lfe 'Cau EramsIs Assigns AA-2
preference rating to dflterf ~ materials
10 be incorporated b, producer into can
frsueie Imits use - rating and estah.
lisnss certlflcaflon procedure
CMP. Pes B. Int. -. hsc1raf m sH-
rcrffrt.
For furthsr dstAus contact WPB. 73lO
" 30 y ard. F.--14It- z-41l4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Adjustments Needed Between Policies

respect likely TO inter- american trade
Carson continued;
Unless there adjustment between the flexible Hull
the planned of Britain with its
cartelke restrictions production and distribution
competition markets which
trade.The Central tmer
Caribbean should be under condition.
This fight the trade and important
South American will be further complicated by ntens
ncation Naturalization particularly Argentina
which surprising
decades
For the hundred period preceding 1920 the countries of
other Americas depended the eXractiye pursuits that
mining
and the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Many Conflicting O pinions on Trade

In relating this clear expectation the babel OF diverse
opinion, Carson revealed:
MANY and conflicting opinions appearing In print and
radio questions will
cultural political relations with the countries
of America when hOstties
extremists maintains that the period
relations
the sleigh bells of the encourage OF santa Claus to jingle
between visible
there will awakening all concerned
AT other billion
billion half dollars belonging southern neghbors
which has been credited them result of the purchase Of
which hosiitrs prevented them
spending fill shelves of merchants
badly mine, factory
thing dogmaIeay certain
paint picture with
ncghbors that will he neither all white all
What able conVlncingy is to
the spreading bit sunshine into it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Set Probe
OF WIPE

SIZING TON. April "a
HNS) - Two Senate committees
prepared today 10 investigate
charges that big business IS
dominating important activities OF
the War Production Board.
Sponsors of one Of the inquiries
predicted that sharp differences
between WPB chairman Nelson
and vice chairman Wilson would
be disclosed
A Senate small business sub
committee viii open its inquiry
tomorrow into charges that a
WIPE freeze" order will cripple
many small business firms and
aid big business A Senate agrl-
culture subcommittee Will invcsu-
gate charges that business men
make policy in their own fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Simp|ified lax
ExpectedbyJune

WASHINGTON. April "a (INS)
Senator Walter +. George Id
~ Georgia, chairman of the Sem
ate finance committee, promised
prompt action today on the income
TAX simplification bill and declared
IL should become law by June.
The bill has been drafted and
approved by the House ways and
means committee whose chair
man Rep Robert L. Doughton
Cd Of North Carolina will intro
duce II in the House today for
passage early next week
1t Is generally expected that the
Senate VIII accept the framework
OF the measure as originally writ
ten perhaps with some minor
additions and touches
Each OF the nations $4,000. 900
income taxpayers will have 10 file
returns. but the bill would relieve
about 100000 Of the necessity
OF doing any arithmetic in making
out their returns after next Jan. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
M. S RuksYssr
Utility Head Sees
Postwar Trade Good

for unprecedented active inerAmercan
years of the be feasible
make this trend endure for at least a decade.
carson OF New York, president OF Ameri
Foreign the CaSOns
operates public utilities America and
himself studied realities of American trade first
He dilettantes who
discovered geography the flush of wartime enthusiasm.
In the diversity of forccaStng with extremes Of opt
miSm peSsmSn asked Carson give the real low
prospects America after the
Having studied the public utility field part the
he said a
that the the will he the
experienced and
mistakes avoided this should endure decade
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Hampstead Promoted

Henry VI Hampstead, account
executive of -GeyeT,- Cornell a.
Newell agency detroit and New
York. has been elected wee
president. II was announced by
r r. Geyer. president.
Hampstead is account executive
for the KelVinator Division OF
Nash KelVinat0T and T. n
Vacuum Cleaner Co. accounts in
the agehey,s Detroit office.
Hampstead joined the agency in
55a-i,e-fir rt-ettettsiiS, SERVED as
vice president of F'ord-Aire. Inc,
advertising director of HI Up
Motor Car Corp. and advertising
executive with Pontiac Division oil
General Motors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Bell Officers Reelected

George NJ WEIGH was reelected
president Of the Michigan Bell
Telephone Co al the annual stock
holders meeting this week He
has been president OF Michigan
Bell since 1884. Other officers re-
elected at the meeting are: Vice
president and general manager
Thomas y Lacy; vice president
Ear! ~ Gladden. secretary and
treasurer Jean r. Sheafor: comp
troller. Russell r. Driver and as
SiStant secretary and treasurer.
Lionel NJ ChiCoinc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Production Of Paper
Drops 81 Per Cent

NEW YORK. April 24-Paper
production last week was equal TO
SIS per cent Of capacity, against
$50 per cent in the preceding
week and 1913 per cent for the
week ended April II, 1913. accord
ing TO the American Paper and
Pulp Association index Of mill
activity
Paperboard production Ia Il
week was 81 per cent of capacity,
against "a per cent in the preced-
ing week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
EXPERT NEEDED

Moral-The public relations eX-
pert today should be expert IN, or
employ an expert in. economies.
For example. consider the harm
done by clinging to the battered
and abused e4a=tefn, capitalism.
What is at stake today is freedom
of enterprise. private enterprise,
or individual initiative In business.
These are the things which are
opposed 10 all schemes of bureau
cracy and social planning of a
collectivist sort.
Thus IL is rather good publicity
that find the LouiSville-NaShvllle
Railroad using when brings out
the essential characteristics of
free enterprise by contrasting
them i'm detail with Hitler's totali-
tarianism. Another concern does
well when its publicity centers on
the merits of fair competition as
opposed to the monopoly of gov
eminent control.
Best of all. perhaps is the state
ment of the president of the Arm
strong Cork Co. that TO attain
free enterprise. Congress must not
only remove government control,
but also encourage taking by
individual enterprises in a number
of definite wayS-by restoring a
sound monetary system based on
gold. establishing government
economy and a balanced budget,
and abandoning the notion that it
makes no difference how big our
public debt is.
6niy the economist can Know
how essential these steps are as
conditions of free enterprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
SEES oPA EXTENDED

I might say Al the beginning
there Is no question but that the
Office of Price Administration
viii be continued. and that it Will
continue TO have very broad pow
ers to control prices OF commodi-
ties. and also 10 ration commodi-
ties that are so scarce that unless
they are rationed, some Will have
TO go without.
The controversies have arisen
over three main questions:
shall the act he extended
for one year only. AZ this time. or
continued indefinitely
BY indefinitely | mean what the
is asking two years
after the cessation of hoStilities-
and that's indefinitely
2-Shall the act be amended so
as 10 specifically and definitely
prohibit tn payment OF consumer
food subsidies texCept by allowing
the government 10 sell at a loss
rrrtain pcr1ytabfe f0od COu1nT0u1-
ties which are purchased 10 sus-
tain support prices, and which
viii be wasted unless sold at
whatever the market will bring p
3-Shall producers. professors,
or others be allowed to
appeal 10 the courts against what
they believe 10 be unfair prices or
of The 0PA, or must
all appeals 60 10 the emergency
court of appeals provided in the
present act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

board left by the death in Decem-
Der of Charles A. Walter, who had
been director of the company
since 1928.
A native OF Sioux City, Ia, and
a graduate of the University OF
Chicago, class of 1923, Moore has
been identified with the retail
merchandise field ever since he
left school. After an association
with dry goods stores in TT.
Dodge. Ia, and Wheaton, H., he
became the manager of the Sears
TT. Wayne. Ind, store in 1880. In
1894 he was named manager of
the company'S Buffalo store, and
two years later was elevated to
the Detroit group post which he
now holds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Controllers 10 Hear
Cane on tend-tedse

Cyril II. Cane, British consul
general in Detroit dean of the
consular corps. Will speak on
"Lend-LeaSe and Reverse Lend
Lease az the regular monthly
meeting Of the Detroit Control Of
the Controllers Institute Of Amer
lea. The meeting Will be held to-
morrow ~ the Hotel StattCr AZ
Gas p. m. Accompanying Mr..
Cane VIII be Allen Price. new vice
consul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
LEGAL NOTICE
~ NEh .Of n y
OF SARAH JANE MCKENZIE
STATUTORY NOTICE
TO NEXT.OF-KIN

OF SARAH JANE MCKENZIE
Re: SARAH JANE MCKENZIE fnes
WrighO late OF Hope Street South Brs-
-baB4 IN the state OF Queensland wife OF ,
James Mckenzie, deceased.
NOTICE - hereby given that all persons
claiming 10 be next OF kin OF the above
named SARAH JANE MCKENZIE tnes
-Nr,sht1 -iate- of Hope street south Bris-
baHe In the state OF Queensland, Australia
deceased. who died on or about the
twenty fourth day OF September 1871
A. d. At Brisbane in the said state, are
hereby required 20 forward proof of their
relationship 20 The Public Curator. Rris-
hsne, on or before the thirty-hrst day Of
July 1914, ana that after the expiration
of the last mentioned date. The Public
Curator will proceed 20 distribute the
assets 81 the said deceased amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only
20 the claims 81 which he shall then have
had notice
DATED this twsnty.ssvsn,h day o.
January. 1914.
r. J. = BARNETT
Public Curator,
Brisbane, Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Altman TO Preside

Peter Altman. engineering
conSultant, Will be chairman az
The session on postwar air
planes. poMcr- plants and ma
terials at the aviation confer
ence scheduled for College
Station Tex, on May !. 2 and
s. This conference is part OF
-IeXaS-Apiatien- Week, sponsored
by Texas a and NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Warner Outlook

Warner Aircraft Corp. sales arr
running at about the same level
as a year ago. indicating for the
year a volume approximating the
Sa-67e- e7S- reported fer 1913
Earnings should about equal
Si69,6s9. net profit reported for
1913, before renegotiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Ford Motor, Canada
PAYS 25C Dividend

NEW YORK, April u Ford
Motor Co. OF Canada has declared
a dividend of p cents on Class A
and B stocks, payable June II TO
stock Of record May p.
The same amount was paid in
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Livestock Market
{ HIC AGO

CHICAGO Apru - Livestock
HOGS g 800. steady Top 81. rs.
bulk xi3U BIS: hesvies, So - rs III.
mediums Sl3 10 lights. Si2 IS ala so.
light lights &l2 Z L. H. packing ----rr-
Si2 1l2 40, pigs &au1Q- ----
CATTLE - 100. steady. Calves 100
steady. Beef steers Choice SI5H17.
medium Sl3Tl3. yearlnes. S12rI6 20.
Butchers Heifers. Sl0GI6 IS. COWS S. so
70 Us 50. bulls 81 - 80 calves 80 rl6
Feeders AllRlf25 Stockers steers,
SI0u14t COWS ana hefers So i a..
SHEEP 800 steady Lambs SIS j0
n ~ 40 common Si3ulf yeariirEs.
Sl2 IA 5oi ewes. - aOae -; feeders
SlI1lf 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

tors. Gen. r. f.
W oo q chair
man. has an
nounced.
Moore W n o
has been a re-
tail store man.
ager IN | h c
Sears organlza-
ton since he
JUTUGd rtTE COrT1-
pany in 1880,
fills a vacancy
on tho Scars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
FAYoRsI -YEAR EXTENSION

In regard TO the first point
for how long shall the act at the
present time be extended. my
self. and l believe a majority Of
the members of Congress. favor
the extension for one year only.
/ will give my reasons, briefly, for
the blanket extension
asked by the administration.
There is no doubt in my mind
that it will be necessary for some
price controls. and some ration
10 be used after the war
ends. Perhaps il will be necessary
10 Use some of them for as long
as two years afterward.
But that is not the point at
issue.
The necessarily broad and
sweeping and complete powers of
control given TO the Office of
Price Administration are so
broad, so sweeping. so complete,
and apply TO so many persons
every one in the United States
that they can easily become TO
make the wielders OF these con-
trolls actually the office of people
control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

nonalcohoc cruise aboard the Infanta The boat
sailed for northern waters.
Aboard the boat, and with usual sources denied
him. Jack drank Dolores perfume, downed all the
mouth wash available and even partook OF a bottle
spirits of camphor Dolores left the boat with the
children al Vancouver. Jack went TO his own rooms
When he reached heHler---
His fear that he would be adjudged insane and
placed institution now gripped him anew. Once,
looking out his window, he saw physician enter to
confer with Dolores.
Jack summoned Henry Hotchener lie told his
manager. We've got 10 act fast Dolores will never
realize my habits can't be changed lie confdcd the
haunting dread that he would be confined. Well
take the next plane east
Continued tomorrow
.r ~ VIKING
cropbooks Detroit Timey Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

THOUGH he had sworn TO stop drinking if given
i son Jack was away from the hospital for hours
He returned TO fall into deep sleep Dolores was
heaFtsiek.
Some days afterward, Jack said solemnly Il SMore
that n God would give a ! would never drink
again. What happens when a man makes a sacred
oath then breaks II -
f,yTfV BARRYMORE began one OF tRe finest
p0rraNas Of his screen career the deranged father IN
'Bn of enforcement" with Katharine Hepburn. HIS
Work fn this has been called The greatest on ANY
Sctcen
But tragedy was ready strike 1t came on
oct 20 1898 Jack was 10 do some rct akcs FOR
urselJor.at.Isw. In The middle q simple scene
he blew his lines lie made comic face. Every
body laughed.
Drssins, copyurh. isst by Kns
IL 49, l., E,..I .ol. ,.;4b Eenh,yn h;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Senator Sees

Nv ARTHUR CAPPFR
| nited states Ssnstor from Kansas

WASHINGTON. April . 90
Two committees in Congress now
are holding public hearings on
measures 10 extend the Price
Control Act taS amended bv the
Price Sterilization Acu for a
period after il expires, next June
80. 1914.
The committees are the bank
ing and currency committees Of
the Senate. and the House Of
Representatives, respectively. !
am a member OF the senate bank
ing and currency committee.
Our committee has heard scores
Of witneSSeS-representatives of
the Office OF Price Administrs-
ton. War. Food Administration,
war, navy and agricultural de-
partments. numerQus farm labor
and consumer organizations, and
many others,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
LEGAL NOTICE

PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co.
Notice OF Annual Meeting OF Stockholders
Detroit. Michigan, Aprll 1. 1874
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF Pc r r MARQUETTE RAILWAY
COMPANY viii be held At the general
office OF the Company IN the General
Motors Building IN the city Of Detroit.
Michigan, on Tuesday. May 2. Ie4t, al
two o'clock p m. for the following pur-
pose
CD the election OF directors for IN.
ensuing year:
ca the election OF inspectors OF cleo
ton. and
CD the transaction 81 such other bust.
ness a. may properly come before
the meeting
The stock transfer books will not ha
ci0sed but under the bylaws OF the
Company no stock can be voted A. said
meeting unless registered on the books Of
the Company for ten days previous to
said meeting.
BY order OF the Board % Directors
II. r. LOHMEYER, Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
PITTsRI Ron

pITTsBuRGH April % lSsl cattle
- si-sdy STEERS good 90 CHG-ce- Ei6
p 10. medium 20 good Sl3 J0aI5. com
mon 90 medium Si2 4tt neifers. good %
choice. SIS - u -. medium 90 good SIS -
% "a 50 common % medium 81 50 II3 s0.
COWS. good 20 choice SsQli.50 medium
10 good $50. Gamers and cutters
S597 bulls. good 20 choice Sllai2 com
mon 20 medium s. o. 10. grass steers.
So 5O4i3 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
LEGAL NOTICE
1HE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAuRo.n
COMPANY

Detroit. Michigan. April 1870
fhs Annual Meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF The Michigan Central Rsilross
company for the election of Directors
aud Of three Inspectors OF Election. ara
nc ransacticn OF such other business al
may ne lawfully brought before The meet
lng. vii be held AZ thu principal ofnes
or the Company. Room 600 MichiEsn
Central Terminal Bsilding. IN the citv AZ
Detroit. Michigan, on Thursday, May 4.
ls44. az 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Tbs Stock Transfer Books will be elossA
a. o'clock p NJ. on Friday, April IL.
lsf4. and Will reopen A. 10 O'Clock A NJ
on Friday, MAY 8 ia4t
JOSEPH NJ. oiMAHoNEY,
Secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Auto
Graphs
Auto Leaders Seek
to Make s Pet Pefts
Order Mean Something
BY SILER FREEMAN

At first glance, the modifica-
ton order of the War Produc-
ton Board recently. which
permitted parts manufacturer
to devote up to 5 per cent OF
their produ tive time and ca
pacity to essential spare parts
for trucks and buses. looked
good, Now we are told that in
actual effect, il means little.
Most of the parts makers
were doing just that before but
their efforts had little effect
on the rapidly disintegrating
transportation system. Up TO 5
per cent was not enough to
make a dent in the number OF
vehicles going off the road for
lack of some essential part.
George Romney and other
leaders in the automotiYe in
dustry have been busting
around Washington trying TO
make the order mean some
thing They are still hopeful
that they will ret results. The
fly TN the ointment is ap-
parently the services. who are
always worried that any relax
ing of their vigil will mean that
their schedules might be dis
FHfted
In principle they are right.
The services come first. But
there IS suspicion that they
have enough on hand and can
afford 70 be a biz more gen.
erouS with @ civilian situation.