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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

designed 10 meet the stand
ards and construction re-
quirements of the FILA. The
electrical layouts have been
approved by the National
Adequate Wiring Bureau to
provide not only for ordinary
needs but also for outlets for
those electrical appliances of
the postwar world.
The exhibit is on display
daily, and is proving of great
interest and assistance to
DetroiterS who want TO have
their homes com pletely
planned and ready for the
go when building restric-
tlons are lifted.
Everyone is invited to join
the small -house-of-t
club. There is no membership
charge
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

It's going to be fancied up
a bit in the spic and span
new streamlined homes TO be
built after the war, but the
time-honored custom of eat
ing in the kitchen will pre-
vail and. in these "maidless"
days, even merit the approval
Of the most blue-blooded
ducheSSes. wagers and
grande DANES. according to
present plans of builders.
Families were larger in the
good old days, and that's
probably where the Kitchen
eating custom started. The
extra kitchen dining space
was needed so that all the
members of the family could
get their grits and gravy
without having TO wait for
the second shift.
But in modern homes II Is
the convenience and informal
ity of kitchen eating that APP
peals. Also il saves time.
Kitchens in postwar homes
are being planned with sep
arate eating space, but they
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Small House-of-Month
Shown in Model Scale

The Overlook. the Small
house-of-the-month for Octo-
Der, and seventh in the series
currently being sponsored by
Peoples Quitting Co. and
the United Savings Bank, will
go on display in complete,
small scale model, Monday,
on the eighth floor of Peoples
Michigan Avenue store.
Designed by George D.
Connor, New York architect.
the Overthrow a house of
spacious yet compact beauty
in its typical rambling, ranch
house style, a type of house
that has become increasingly
popular among small home
builders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
FHA Controls
Hit Initiation
Offer Safeguards
TO House Seekers

Under current inflated mar
ket conditions the FILA home
financing system offers impor-
tant safeguards 10 home seek
ers, Commissioner Raymond
NJ. Foley declared Saturday
The value of these safe
guards for prospective home
owners has been heightened
by the shortage of housing
brought about by the impoSl-
tion of necessary wartime
curbs on new home conStruc-
ton. Foley said After Oct
Is these restrictions will be
lifted, but due 10 shortages
Of some materials and skilled
manpower in some areas pro-
duction will be slow in catch
ing up 10 demand. In the
meantime existing houses will
be commanding a premium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

garage comprise one unit and
are situated on the street
side of the house; the living
portion containing the living
room, dining room. and porch,
is the central unit of the divi-
sion.
AT the rear are the sleep
ing quarters, which include
three bedrooms an d two
baths. The location OF this
unit is such that the utmost
privacy is insured.
OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM
The unique feature Of the
Overlook is its outdoor liv-
ing room. Directly off the
porch which is on the central
wing. is a space measuring
30X34 feet. designed to be en-
closed with a 6-foot masonry
wall. Here, the family can
enjoy the beauty of the out
of-doorS and still have the
ultimate in seclusion.
This outdoor living room is
in full view of both the dining
room as well as the living
room. To the left of it is an
additional service yard which
can be used as a playground.
A note of practically is
ohsc sged M tne service entry
at the side of the kitchen, in
addition to the entrance off
the porch. This entry affords
direct access to the basement
stairs. The basement provides
for a recreation room, heat
ing room and laundry,
The Overlook has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
New Library
SitesO.K'd
l9 Buildings Listed
in Master Plan

A master plan OF library IA
cilities which designates the
location Of 10 new regional
and branch Libraries has been
approved by the Library Com
mission and the City Plan
Commission There are now
10 library buildings in De-
troit.
Six Of the new Libraries will
be located within sites desig-
mated as subcommunity CEN
tiers.
These are a northwestern
regional library near Grand
and Greenfield and
branch Libraries near Dexter
and Collingwood, Mack and
Mcclellan. JOY road and
Southfield, Grand River and
Plymouth, McGraw and Liv-
ernOiS.
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3 MAJOR DIVISIONS

The design calls for six
rooms all on one floor and is
composed of three principal
divisions, each division being
segregated 10 enhance eff
cheney, comfort and privacy.
The kitchen, storage and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
STRATEGIC SITES

Other branches have been
located near other strategic
spots. An east side regional
library will be located near
East Warren and Outer
Drive New branches will be
located near Mack and Gra-
tiot. Grand River and West
Grand Blvd. Harper and
Dickerson, MoroSs and Bea-
conSfield, Dawson and Con-
ant. Seven Mile and Mound,
Seven Mile and James Cou-
zens, Wyoming and James
Couzens, Evergreen an d
Outer Drive, Seven Mile and
Southfield. Joy Road and
Schaefer, Vernon and Spring
wells. A bindery will be To-
Gated at Third and Holden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ST. CLAIR SHORES
LAKE SHORE REALTY
ST. JEAN Mr.. VERNON
HOMER WARREN g. co.

New Brkots. rms. good cond H. a.
neat lmmed. poSs IS 900 with 50 900
down. Mrs. Finley. CA o32l OF TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

GARDEN CITY. near Inkster and Fort
Roads 1855 Belton vacant single
FLA mortgage price $4,000 with
mortgage 81 500. at S35 monthly
including taxes. Large lot Call OR
6Al2 CE O6O4
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
SELDOM & JOHNSON

COLORED-REAL BARGAINS
WEST SiDE-TVo terraces one brick.
one frame on single lot. 81 500 viii
handle
SIX ROOMS, vacant Stove heat. only
$500 down.
GILBERT REALTY TY $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

RIAL tNIATF EXCHANGE NC
NARDEN PARk--Grf kiNri- =hedtr--
r urenlAlr- Ani-A -A44-st..-ss.4-- T..
cant 40 2klN Pr1sff
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COAL, COKE. WOOD

FeR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
KENTUCKY LUMP OR EGG
ILLINOIS LUMP OR EGG
ORTWEIN COAL CO. PLAZA 34ln
CHUNKS or hndlng S5 nifty cubic
feet. prompt delivery Fii1roy 51o7
IMMEDIATE delivery on Kentucky stove
rr rgE hait Coal to- f0 o=g7Tb
KINDLING wood delivered 20 cubic
feet SO Csll Townsend 7-si23.
KINDLING blocks foG quick Ares No, o
load TY 7-aO5A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Open-New Brick Homes,
OPPORTUNITY

Piopele no-th Of outer Dr 2 oedrns
tile bah. sink Lots 4Oxl20 FItA
JOHN sTROM REALrOR
s27 EAST STATE FAIR 10 s4ls1
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

I olShLs VI III LXOiIMLNi
BARBECUE equipment s22S. FOOD
| STORE EQUIPMENT CO. 23i5 Rus
! sell ca 0T4f.
FLECTRIC meat saws S32S prompt
delivery. new and used scales meat
Sell-ENchenEt FOOD STORE EQUIP
MENT COMPANY, 23lS russell.
Cadillac O744
FRIEDRICH floating air mest cases.
coolers, restaurant. grocery and florist
boxes are built 70 make you money
Priced right Win. prompt deliyeris,
Equipment CO. ?3i5 Russell. CA
o744
GROCERY shelving li4' assembled
delivered $3.50 23l5 Russell CA. o744
NEW all porcelain resch-in boxes cleo
triC bottle coolers all sizes GEORGES
675 Gratiot Cadillac 5l25.
NOw-New farm or home deep freezers
delivery from stock OPA approved price
23lS Russell street CA O744. Food
store Equipment Company
ONE II cubic feet deep freeze foI sale
Like new year guarantee. 1883
Grand River, no 6246.
PERMANENT wave machine Tor sale.
tShelton very good condition Madison
e376.
REFRIGERATION equlpmen, 49, new
price sheets not vet received from print
crs Present prices will continue a few
DAYS longer Meat display cases q
Sh7s 10 SsSs l2' SsOa. all double
cr tfiple duty complete with coils pla>
crs, etc These are Friedrich patented
sir-conditiOned 10 help YOU make money
No tgadc-in cases A. these prices but
our used equipment department will
huy your used equipment, 50 hurry
Hurry Hurry shipping within so DAYS.
Place your orders tef Niedrtch ResieA-
rant Florist Bakery boxes and coolers
FOOD STORE EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
29lb Russell GA O7At
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Owner says aks offer ~ eo-rer
John 2 and Wlnte- SONi0 = .Ato-
line station site auf hf.c6 rormIrE
houses VT WiNisuS a 072i o,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

LAKEPoISTE. s4Os-s-room furnished
electric stove, s,oksr and coal. adults
| only SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Business Opportunities Wanted
HOUSES FOR SALE

a BARGAIN-MOvE IN
HARDING. 3406-6-room brick. modern.
gsrage 81 500 down. 1886 Mack
RICHARDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

rnuces-Oi. Burners-Heuierx RI
SALE

He,, regulators. $3.50. installed
S21Sn
THERMO CO.
Tvfer --1,ES
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
VACANT-S495 DOWN

Colnrcdt-i47s-42 Mulleti ? houses On.
house tacADt S4q50 Tor both
1898 DIME BLDG CA OOos
COfOsEDLvineVood 4744 rooms,
good condition. $500 down possession
weeks TYLER s-o35i
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
NEW BRICK, $3.50

5000 20 mortgage $40 per month tn
cigdinE taxes and insurance bff-
rooms tilF shower fuL basement. not
air heat lof boNl7h
{ " HARRISON co
7iAs7 Rush street Garden cry.
Located West ~ Warren West q
Merfiman Road MiddIs-cif so7l
NICE frame and hsf s~re land 2-osr
garage immediate rpssrryi 7U fArrihre
for cash Osncr leaving state 1927
E!sa Hazel PARK
OIL sir-concitioned heat s.rQom 40.
pleK T. of y section fenced and
sodded storm sash side drive So 500
loE down payment. Save With owner
w 2-27is
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HOUSES ron SALE
DAN J. HARRISON

sNowpEN, SOUTH or MILK
, bedrooms, large sunroom. gas heat;
corner. Immediate possession. uN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
SELDOM e. JOHNSON

COLORED-WsN Slae s-rnom h7-s.
I bedrooms many s'ffariivs features,
- 200 down. Call TY $3.50 after .
= m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ELMER CLARK

We SOLD OVER s MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF HOMES LAST YEAR
SUSSEX. e654. nT W Cbicago-6-roorn
bungalow, large bedroom up. dandy
basement. automatic hot water l0t
IlNios. hurry on this one-underpgiccdl
ELSEA REALTY n INVESTMENT co
o2l7 w. FORT ST. vi i-i4O0
UNDERWOOD -AAai-crAnd- River - ~
room brick. 4 bedrooms fun basement,
OF heat, recreation nom, : garages,
SIDE drive, many extra features priced
20 SELL
ELSEA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT co
62l7 " FORT ST. vi l-l4oo
VAN DYKE-sis MILE SEC
5 rooms and bath utility room semi
modern large cement block gsrsRe
22N2S suitable for small machine shop.
QUICK POSSESS ION, 81 500. 50 900
down
IRWIN KIGHT S HINES. INC
22ll5 Van Dysf 81 $50
VAUGHAN Mr. PLYMOUTH
Attractive . rms built la4i I bcdrn.
On , up completely insulated copper
rIuuyblng CAL ~ a 400
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
oNiY IS ann-oNLy

Only s. 500 =. lalA A-rL-.F., l,.-s--e
l0catec on y acre Just or 10 Mic
Posd in 81 Clair Srnrrs. near school
and stores good location bath electric
and Detroit city water IN can arrange
terms Tor responsible party Er4u.fr
2S0io jefferson Ave Fast. near 10
Mile Road g Clair ShotcS
WEST REALTY co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
Cross, Dunn Continue
In Club RoyaIe Show

show ensemble. Benny features
an electric guitar, while Dick
Baldridge does the vocals.
Star of the floor show is pretty
JOY st. Clair, who does an exotic
dance number Mistress of cere-
monies Helen Hart, dancing Mar
gle in acro-dancing routines, and
little Chico, a Filipino spinning
top artist. complete the bill.
CLUB 500
The dual headlining favorites,
master of ceremonies Billy Mea-
CHER and torchantress Jewell Holt
again top the show at the Club
500 Prominent in the supporting
lineup are Pa and Ma Quacken-
bush, rural comedy stars; Jerry
Varga, baritone; Lynn and Laze-
roni, whirlwind skaters; Patty
Dee, tap and character dancer;
Miguel GaSca. Latin comedy aero
bat. and Lee Walters orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
Band Leader
Saves Songs
By CHARLES GENTRY

WHILE OTHER orchestra lead
ers collect anything from old card
cases to blond m OWE stars,
Vaughn Monroe, who brings his
new band to the Michigan Friday,
likes 10 save. link songs.
THE Shrine OF st. Cecilia"
biggest ink song hit since the
Infamous Gloomy Sunday" may
have brought hard luck to other
persons. hut TO Vaughn Monroe
il brought recognition as one of
AMERICAS top record sellers in
1912.
The tune originated in Sweden
as My Soldier several years
ago. William Ortmann, 51-year-
old music publisher who had
spent most OF his life searching
for one big hit, readapted My
Soldier with the help of COM
poser Carroll Loveday and pub
liShe II in the United States as
The Shrine of ST. Cecilia
Hard luck logged the song
from the outset, First, II was
barred from the networks as
sacrilegiouS until approved by
representatives of all churches. A
Squabble over copyright owner
ship caused II 10 be banned again.
Obstacles finally overcome, pub
Usher Ortmann saw his song on
the threshold Of success through
Monroe'S efforts. Then, on a bleak
November day, Ortmann was
shot -dead--an innocent bystander
in a gunfght between police and
trio of thugs in a New York
hotel lobby
Despite all this, the song turned
out TO be the first great ballad
hit of 1912. Monroe'S Bmebird
recording of THE Shrine of ST
Cecilia sold more than a half
million copies and brought the
young singing maestro national
recognition as the -diScoveFer of
the song and the leader who
made il on the air and on
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
Film Time Clock

ADAMS "Mummys Curse" 123a. =.
SAP. 7:42, 1908 ?. m House Of Frsnken-
stein" Il 20 a. m. IA, OF, %, s.44.
1l;05 p, m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI.-"Here Comes the
Waves l2ls. ga. 10 10 rs D. m
National Barn Dance" IL q, m, ? 20. 5. 81.
s.lS p. m.
CINEMA-"Chapayev 1.35. 44S, TBS.
1925 p m. Beethoven Concerto l2.3O.
3 40. 8 30, 30 D. m
DOWNTOwN-Ina Ray Hutton I;2s. AIS,
7.08, g.52 p m. "TQSn Went Wild,
1905, ? So SAP. $50, lO:42 p. m.
FISHER Arsenic and Old Lace 712.
$50 9.32 p M "Til We Meet Again 30
II so. 4 10. 1850. ll3o p. m
FOX Can't Help Singing 70 az, 90.
7:3G, 10 30 3. m. "Arsenc Lupin,' ll.22
a. m. 245, 04. Goa p. m.
MADISON 90 Arsenic and old Lace" II
m. 2.4l, $50, 1899 p. m. tai We
Meet Again " 1.l3. 5 So all 3 m
- MICHIGAN" Bride by Mistake" II q n,
50, So. 7'57, 1887 D. m Falcon in
Hollywood II so. 3.4g. Gas q.4S D. m.
PALMS-STAIE -- Since You Went Away, "
II 80 m, . SIS. 8 90. s45 p m
TELENEwS -NewS. short subjects a m.
10 II y. m
UNITED ARTISTS Thirty Seconds over
Tokyo" II a m, 1;43. 4 "a, 7.2S, 1915
?. m. New Americans" l:2O, All, 7:o2.
@ SO p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18

CROSS AND DUNN continue
10 tie the Club Roya.le patrons in
chuckle knots with their musical
caricatures of tunes from we'll
known operas. Other laugh-get-
tiers are their inimitable renditions
of "Pepsi-Cola" and THE Five
O'clock Whistle Won't Blow"
Demonstrating a technique of
ballroomology in three-time. the
Three brakes please with graceful
spins and eXpertly handled rou-
tines. The deceptive humorist,
Jack Herbert, works with cards,
coins. chatter and a fattened
facsimile of Harvey"
Deanne Carroll scores with
her singing in four languages
(Russian. French. Spanish and
English. Roy Tracy masters
the ceremonies and Don Bryce
handles the piano interhldeS. The
new line of Dorothy Dorben
Dancers is tall, svelte and beau
tifully coStumed irv Kostaps
music backgrounds. with Marion
Morgan vocalizing.
MCKEY'S SHOW BAR
Benny Weeks orchestra. this
weeks addition TO the show at
Mickey's Show Bar. has proven
itself to be a terrific dance and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-09
CHEST CAMPAIGN
GETS GOOD START
Bishop Darst Points Need
For War Fund In
Address

Speaking before meeting of
workers and firm representatives
of the Community War Chest cam.
paign, yesterday, in the Parish
house of St. PauPs Lutheran
church in an official launching OF
the 1916 campaign, the Rt. Rev.
Thomas c. Darst, retired bishop
of the diocese of East Carolina
stated that, "Ou- responsibility in
helping to rebuild a broken world
should be the theme of the present
War Chest campaign.
"This is bigger thing than a
campaign for money" Bishop
Darst said. 1T is an opportunity
for men to show on what side of
the picture they stand. Life can
never begin along the old, well es-
tablished plan unless you and I,
with a conservation of personality.
gifts and resources, give all we
can in order that the dreams OF
our fathers may come true.
I'm the war against greed, op-
preston poverty, hunger and
pain, that war will never cease
until the whole of our people are
rededicated to a task that makes
for perfect freedom"
Another Obligation
In addition to our obligation to
Continued on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-09
NAVY LIEUTENANT
DIES IN HOTEL

NEW YORK, Oct 8.-P- 4
Naval officer identified by police
as 1t. John Gerald Mooney, 81,
OF Washington, D. c., was found
dead in his room at the Governor
Clinton hotel today, and lying
conscious on the floor nearby as
Wave 1t. Pauline Elizabe'
"a, of San Francisco.
Police said the couple, both ply.
slcians, appeared to have taken
overdoses of sedative. They said
they found several bottles of pills
and an envelope containing As tab.
lets in the room.
1t. Rupp was reported in critical
condition at Bellevue hospital
where doctors said she suffered
from a temporary psychosis.
The two were found, fully clad,
when DR.. Levon F. Ayvazian Of
the Bellevue staff went to the room
in response to a telephoned plea
from 1t. Rupp, a friend, that he
come right over" The door was
locked when DR.. Ayvazian arrived
and had to be opened with pass
key.
The ieutenants registered in sep
arate rooms at the hotel last Fri
day, police said, but later tina day
re-registered and were gwen a
double room. Police said the t.:o
met at st. Adams Naval hospital
while 1t. Mooney was undergoing
treatment there after returning
from Europe.
Assistant medical examiner VI.
Milton Helpern said later that an
autopsy performed at Bellevue no
pital showed that Mooney mao oieo
of general visceral congestlon'
Mooney, in the process OF Delng
discharged from the service hao
been on leave from the LIDO sep
aration center, Nassau County, m
Y. police said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-09
Japan Bank
Head. Named
To Cabinet
WARLORDS IGNORED
Unrest In Coal Fields
Charged To Food
Shortages

TOKYO, Oct. 8-P)-A cabinet
OF aged but INFESTED parliamentary
ians took charge of restless ia
pans reconstruction today and was
at once confronted with a spread
ing coal strike-an event rare in
the empire.
Premier Kijuro Shidehara chose
a cabinet that left the war-makers
out in the cold for the first time
in eight years and called it into
session Immediately to outline the
monumental tasks ahead.
Hardly had he named his col
Leagues, including the governor of
the powerful Bank of Japan as
Finance Minister, than the press
began to growl at his appointment
OF conservative old-timers and the
coal understanding that had
never happened in a generation
broke out.
With fuel of any kind already
drastically short for the hard win.
ter, 5000 Koreans walked out Of
the coal mines near the city Of
Sapporo on the northernmost home
island of Hokkaido.
The strike was spreading to ad.
jacent mines. The cause of the
Walkout was not learned, but il
occurred in a region where food is
particularly short and living con.
ditions were reported deplorable.
The new Justice Ministry follow.
ed up Shidehara's order Saturday
abolishing the dread Secret Police
by liquidating the thought Sec
tom in its criminal bureau, Domei
Agency reported.
Domei estimated that possibly
5000 police officers were resign
ing as a result of General Mac
Arthur's orders that the govern
ment get rid of this oriental ver-
sion of the Nazi Gestapo.
1t was expected that Macarthur
would permit the new government
to get its bearings before cutting
loose with any more orders such
as that one, which helped unseat
Prince Higashi-Kuni's cabinet.
Another sharp directive might
be enough, some America ans said,
to push over Shidehara's admit
tedly stop-gap government, and
frequent government changes are
undesirable to American occupa-
ton. officers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-09
ARGENTINE FACES
DOCTORS STRIKE

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 8-P)-
The wave of unrest in Argentina
against the military government
threatened to spread to the medi
cal profession tonight with mem
bers of the Argentine Medical AS.
ISOLATION announcing that general
strike of doctors "already had beer
declared in principle"
The strike, Association members
said, "can be ordered at any mo-
ment.'
If the general strike is called
Association members reported, doc
tors will refuse to diagnose, pre-
scri or operate. except when ne
cessary to save a life. Only one
doctor and two assistants woulc
be assigned to any hospital, some
Of which now have 400 to 500 doc
tors affiliated. Members of the As
scciation said dentists and drug
gists were joining the movement
As an aftermath of the turbu
lent student strike last week Hora
clio c. Rivarola, rector OF the Ma
tional University at Buenos Aires
attempted to challenge Justice
Minister Antonio S. Benitez to &
duel. The rector charged that the
Minister of Justice had insulted hin
in a cono nn,lpini,e
However, it was decided cabi
net ministers, under the code o,
honor, could not be challenged fol-
official acts and the challenge nev
er was formally presented.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-09
Strikes s.
Fuel Supply
Of N
MILLION TONS DAILY
Longshoremen Defy Union
Leaders In New York
Areas

CHICAGO, Oct. 8-W.p)-The CLIO
took another step today in its
countrywide drive for maintenance
of wartime wages while spread
ing strikes cut an estimate 1,000,-
900 tons of coal day from the
nations bins.
More than 475,0O0 workers were
idle in labor disputes in more than
a score of industries and hundreds
of plants.
Several disturbing developments
made the labor scene darker. They
included:
l.. The United Automobile Work
ers (CIO) petitioned the National
Labor Relations Board for strike
vote in 81 Ford Motor Co. Plants.
The JAW had two other votes
scheduled - in General Motors
Corp. factories Oct. "a and Chrys-
Ter Corp. plants Oct. Is. The Ford
strike vote petition, the NLRB said
contained II issues affecting wages
and seniority.
2. Longshoremen defied their
union officials and continued q
walkout that has tied up lib Ameri
can flag ships and several hun
dred foreign vessels in New York
harbor. The strike, which has al
ready lasted a week, has idlel
10000 stevedores and affiliated
dock workers.
/ 8. Steel production in the Pitts
burgh, Pa, district, one of the
worlds largest steel areas, was
expected to decline II points to
81 per cent of capacity as result
of the coal disputes. U. S. Steel
closed its plant at Farrell, Pa,
throwing 1,7oO employees out OF
work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-09
TRAFFIC JAM STOPS
BANDITS GETAWAY
WITH $22,500 LOOT

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-(R-
Six bandits had $22, 800 loot in
their grasp for few minutes
today, but lost it in a midtown
traffic jam.
Police said it happenet. this
way:
The men, carrying subma-
chine guns, held up two armed
guards and relieved them of
two canvas bags representing
the days collections by Shelf
field Farms, Inc, milk truck
drivers.
Meanwhile, Sheffield EN-
ployes sounded the company's
alarm system and the bandits
car got snarled in crosstown
traffic while truck drivers
and motorists dinned their
horns.
The bandits finally got away,
but, a few minutes later, a
pedestrian found the suitcase
in which they had put the
money bags about 100 yards
from the holdup scene.