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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
Nursery Group TO
Postpone Opcrctta

Tho peter Pan Boar o
tors WHICH BEGAN plar r >
luiliiue 10 house re nl m
extension OF scyeicn> lla aost
pontd ihe pr sanitation ID ra,
h.kado planned Ion tii fy
Spring THIS Group ~. cl
ON small UNDRESSING pfueet
mcmArrships drives and oi;,r
VENTURES m mo interest % thtr
eoal and cxi3s'~ lon that
~ viii soon be- lcd.zed
TIE nwsery vhieh is located
ON '5o Mach AYcnge was begun
seven ycHls eo hy Nc,oanic
Paa''ie Powell iorta ZONES.
and Matte Eamsn rrmu Vho
IS Tue pres'n' director u j., con.
Quoted priuacily Tor 'saiairs su.
'"l contacts ana directed ppv.
as well ~ m theirs Nuo n-
ieftsied IN ths welfare Of their
'hil'.fcn Several services axe ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

AIRS 1000 M and Mrs
Junaa Cin, ard Airs
chaale lIm'p ana Mra
,lur- N and So. - IAl Mr..
ana ~ James Long Mr. and
Nlis James Hner-s Mr. aud
Mt- fhneni Johnson. MIR and
Nr Frank jaime Mr. md MS
G l.acas N'r ara Mrs G Lave
~ and Mrs l.oones MI and
g Moore
N "a N- Noka An and
nlts M,cier,y Mr. and Ms. G.
Macon Alr ma MIS- & rtttcr-
son, M and Mr- Poclizen
Mr. and Mrs 5 Roland. Mr. and
Mrs = shcrrll SIR and Mrs
stafford Nr and Mrs savers
Nr and Yrs Ray Soil vi ana
Ms Ernc,t romason Mr. and
IRIS W.lloid Mr. and NJ b
Williams W ana Yrs Watts
llr and Mrs y Williams. carl
Aithur. Erred Colbert o. y. Palm
er, i Pate Nl,in Robinson. Mrs
J Amfton Mrs f Eryant Mrs
G Rriieew2tcr, Mas r. Clark
Mrs Ola neaff Mrs W A. Davis.
Mrs M"nte Kent Mrs Sadie
Lindsey Mrs y Melvin Mrs. n
Miles Mrs Alice Moore. Mrs.
Warner Phlst Mrs r Moshell.
Mrs shelton Mrs Beatrice Tales.
Mrs. Gertrude NIlliams. Mrs
Nnrie Williams Mrs irene Watt.
Mrs Lena NtIlians Mis- on-
nie Williams Ellen llaycs. annie
tones Nancv IaWacn. Lonis,
IiNas ana others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

Young Matrons.Club
Holds Dinner Party

The Young Matrons sport ana
Hobby club celebrated It's cighia
anniversary with dinner parts
az the home OF MIR and MIS- W
O scott. 1916 Elmwocd on last
SUNDAY evening Tie Scott home
was decorated with pronsion
IT flowers with the dinins room
The focal point Tine table was
ccer vlla linen table cloth
ai''NlaN ,ah
in The center which vas tsluu,d
ia a. ca ,aW hluc and gold
Receiving their guests wetc NJ
Alm Foster Who. were a Wy
st,anine ioiscy gown and Nfs
Hfniieiia Scott who chose ere.
a,ior % floralnrnt chiffon ON.
ri members wearing form ~
MANS hoe tifsl cr,ors aie 81.
signs wgerc Rosetta scarey pr'Si-
dem l.ouNc rhotnlca Firanp
Garrs Hclrivtis S,ott Ai,ce
Fan ~. Edit Grec-on ANA sara
Lemon
Seem onioyii tfc lovely din-
rer anu The o'hor i.siiyifies Nefe
Mr. and 'li Martin N and
Mrs ] Forcnson Mi 4nc Mrs
II Nilsson Nr ara Nfs q AIa-
son MIR and Mrs f'angW Nir
and Ms Mn'ioN Nay Cash
lrS rcnletia orr Nirs iun'c
McGaskIll k3belt LOWS Cu-psr
Euton 1nofe'on l,t eam
beau Carhion Itnpn s'efe
earns W1lier S,ou
Fanro> eco ec Soir,v apa ban
'rceson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
NnnIH End SOCIAL
iNn ART CHR

Mrs N l. Gil was ia
10 her Hut AT her lcyeg 81
on Goddard street ATT
meelin- an inierestine
wif presented In addition %
literary foatmcs there
lovely soiNs by Mrs Lo Is
chen and sIts Mascllc Va.
Mrs = stages am f.F
white wefr<askec 10
coo haifrien on a raDio nie'
which grew ont O: M t
rs Unite q novel on 81
NE Mrs Mrs r Ruth rfy
Is onfnali-t or The eih
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

in,y t,it a over similar
oeclsion wih dit,erent setting
sud dress ont the same psrvad-
ins SPIRIT OF happiness.
Alrndsnl f'r the Nilltrs wero
alr nd Mrs Daniel West Mr..
f.d M- .loseph Miller ~ Mis-,
pai~S Miller Nr and MIS- W
Thomas ana Miss Nailin Du.
lois IiosttsScs who So, ,ie many
CHESTS a. ctsc and received the
oye Is gifts in conmcMoration cf
'he occasion we're Tnere~a Rn-
'.son Willie Green AID Airs
Mary Lee Crevford
Guests s'en giving fluctuations
~ ihe roy and festive scene wct
Rev and 'lsS Chmls Hil. ST.
and Nr Milss Graves Nj and
Airs Natne Amos Mr. ana
Mrs " nan alr and Mrs a.
plair Nr and Nrs Albert Ole
war Mr. and MIS- George Carr
'lr ana Nis Jane. hi~holm Mr.
and Ms - Daupls. Mr. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
-EAsr sInl moMlMAhlns

This club met ai r
point with Mrs JENNIE Pore a
hostess hrs Carolyn a~s
vice president presided n,
mee,nI Gncs' speaK IN
group VAS Mr. Caroen n.ca
who gave intcrcsting hs on =
operation and duties q a, p
o. clubs
Member 81 Tho cma .b.
an iai rfaeni group re VI.
Mary Catlih Miss TeeM ca.
Mrs o Goss Ms s
ki's. Mis- Mary Mar NI
lentie pope MIS-, Ciaaa !n4
'irs Gladys Young ana
Dillard Ans Eloisc lr Ure
'ae club and was duly 1874
Gao,t for tho mcciine ST.
'tvn Mrs u Carele .stse prs.l
acut AID Mrs Goss se ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
| M P ROVE M { NTS
Bsgin in a few days
HELPS BRIGHTEN. LlGHTsN.
SOFTEN, CLEAR OFF DULL
SKIN, LOOSEN BLAcKHEADS

. why wait any longer for help
your skin and complexion can so
easily have Enjoy the added love-
illness and the desirable eaIty-aid
complexion Improvement that
Black and White Bleaching Cream
can bring you
. An eye-opening. hope-awakening
reward. which begins IN very few
days is In store for you ~ II you
have been relying on ordinary
beauty or all-purpose creams for
your beauty care. Neither you nor
any other woman can expect such
creams 20 tighten and brighten
your skin the way Black and White
Bleaching Cream does
Il brings you a different looking.
brighter lighter complexion through
the action that is special and ex-
elusive 20 bleaching Start using
Black and White Bleaching Cream
now just as We tell you and YOU
can expect and enjoy a pleasant
surprise Caution Use only as d.
rscted Larger sizes 25c and soc
at all dealers. Be sure to demand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

icndod the NhiCn in
cludc pANspti Check. aud the
hest instruction ana supervision
This o.eoniyalion mem-
hor ~ TIE Council Of Social
Aeeati' ma is cumtnniiy
aerr'v support IS rrrci'cd IRON.
the poirof Imsirg Commission.
me Wm Chest ana many inter-
csted irienrs The board Is, d.
ree'ors w infefracial TIE latest
achievement ~ the sifHaiion Is
In me ececp'snee N th, school
as if"lnnr center for Morrill,
Palmer school ane tieh school
and colhsc student sho isc /.
tcrosici m nursery Iucalion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
KLUB KORNE Err

celebration in honor OF the hlrA
day OF their presiden, ,am..
and refreshments We're tho on.,
Of the evening After al tie h,
the club adjourned ana wlll me-.
with Mrs Virginia Smith As h.
next hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH MILLER
Joseph MiIlers Celebrated
Golden Wedding Day
Gy IYNNETTI PTNN

Echoes Of wedding bells which rang fiil ago for
n. and Mrs Joseph Miller ST. 81 NincWood avenue
were heard last Sunday evening he charming couple
celebrated their golden wedding aNuncrsan Receiving
her guests before bower of jonqus and palms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

The Sojourher Social inl 4.
club was entertained - N, s.
Foote on last week anlb.r
present were Mrs Ci>@ cos
Mrs Fannie Young ana ats X.
telIc Lewellyr Airs Va.
Isaac became a memi OF IN,
club Mrs I. White the cs.dsu
welcomed her into Tho - a,s.
iion Tie hostess sefel no,
guests a deleciaic IA
dessert course MIS- Emma Bin
viii entertain the stDp d. M
next meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

hubs
clihs have beer sally seing
f'a- week Heading our lis, for
7a houors as tho hostess Us Mrs
n reniek Who entertained the
r-aay NlmAirr BRIDGE club a.
lN' a ou Thursday I'pon
aMfine me guests gathered
9eH. fapie IN ono section Of
we airfcria ana pariook OF a
amplous lnncneon before retr-
.r 'bo Nr-tairs for q Few hands
~ 'eid.e Among the members
~ Nesaames Becky Thomas
daeei neres Maliuda Dancy.
Hoet smith 1eanet;a whthy.
Nsrtsir Peterson Eleanor Osborn.
Mary TH.afero Lacy Belle Nor
fis lH,n Smith and Margaret
SnH'h Among he guests invited
in fNr fhe dub meeting were Mcf-
DANES Bertha I.anioin. Valerie Pet
iiiowl Cutie Peterborough Nieuon
Brown Cainctia Carter. Mary
Ben vcrllo Morton Hattie Too
iie Phyllis Golden Agatha Grimes
Elaine Convey icon johnson l,'-
Ian civens LYDIA Scott Irene Nc
Clendon Monwclla Williams Irene
Arlington and Marian Stockwell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

and Tloriensia Turner who actel
as scorekeepers
First guest prize some pors".
Gus ruby colored water gohlt'.
went TO Mrs Ncrlie Morton Tho
iiis club prize. an antique wall
plaque. went 10 Mrs Bonnie Smith
second prize went 10 Mrs Nagsip
Bugs and second guess prize. a
lovely box Of stationery went To
Mrs Teen Johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

More Clubs
on Tuesday The Tuesday Niie
Bridge Club was entertained h,
Mrs Earl llntclins Of Kirby Ave
Nmona the CHESTS present we've
Mechanics Thelma Houston. Katie
LOOMS Phyllis Golden. Ediih
bland Eddie Robinson. Elaine
Conway Adele Wayner Lucy Belle
Morris Cutie Roxboronph ana
Robert Parker Valerie Turner PCT,
tiford and mother Mrs IIortensia
Turner
The Kings Danghters met this
week al Mrs Rober, Bowles and
on Thursday tho Sorosis were en-.
iertained by Mrs Haley Rel Al Nh.
NWcA On Saturday mite Tho d.
ifoifers were guests Of Mrs N g.
faldwell AZ her homo on Norwood
Mrs Caldwell served completo
iurnoy dinner about which hor
guests are siill talking Among th.
CHESTS and members on hand we're
Mesdames Helene Wcsibrooks Nh.
dred Ice Orion wens Bellia
, Smith Marearci Piper cathole.n
RACK irene Hunion Ruth wcb.
Mary Roberts Hattie Toodle phe,.
lis Golden
The rlal-lr and Culture clnh
mo- last week for very nreftv
affair with Mrs Irene Mcclcndon
~ her home on Nrcr Nmonr
her guests FOR turkey ana am mo
trimmings and incidentally few
rounds Of bridge were Mcsdamc.
Teen Johnson Malinda nancy
Valerie PetiIford and mother Hor.
iensia Turner Pearl Pcnicf sl3.
nov Jones Of Chicago. houseruosts
or Mrs Paul Alexander. and Mrs
Grace cfeenldrc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
.MrRl,AN BiAuIi
snIIAI ND ARI lLlB

The American Beauty Social
and All club met at tho home
Of Mrs RoNana ntwklns on 'o'
l:o.caale In the lovely living
room wcrc al the members ex-
cept ATS level Jackson and Airs
l.apAaa Hollis The sfoup made
mNy plm> tp the fashion show
vaita IS schofuled for Apiil 20
81 ,hs Nlt Institute
re,.Nns 'ic Business session
tle ciip m,mhcrs presented Mrs
Creoe noa;rs n honor mem-
W., wish heaaiitul set OF stem
NU u was her birthday Mrs
pwn iae also won The nh nrze
Tie mcnpcfs wclc So we'd dnli-
inus fCnssi ~ tLc ro,tess and
wore adjourn a 20 meet nvNt
wc,I with >lys iolli. or hlii2it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21
Crime Film At Strand
 Kane Richmond
 Features Cast

Packed with thrills and suspense, Republics Traffic in Crime" now at the Strand Theater is one of the most compelling crime dramas witnessed this season.
 Kane Richmond portrays Sam Wire, fearless young newspaper man hired and deputized by the honest chief of police in gangster- ridden town to clean up the crime clements.
 Coming into town as fruit tramp from Salinas Valley, accom- panied by Dombo, his goofy but de- voted ex-wrestler man-Friday, ex- cellently portrayed by Wade CroS- by. Sam deliberately contrives to get himself thrown in jail by Tip Hagan, a crooked cop played by Roy Barcroft, for starting 8 bar room browl.
 Sam and Dumbo are driven mile out of town, robbed of their money and thrown out of the car along the roadside, but they come back to town and head for boss, racket ger Nick CantrelFs place. There they find Silk, enacted by Adele Mara, a smooth operator, married to Cantrell (Wilton GrafD but not adverse to making passes at Sam when Sam wants no part of her, he plays along to further his game.
 In the course of exciting events leading up to a smashing climax, Sam discovers the identity of the top racketeers.
 On the same bill the Stand Is presenting Roy Rogers newest Western musical thriller, "Song of Arizona" Dale Evans Is featured and Bob Nolan and his Sons of the Pioneers are also in the cast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21

dive into an icy mountain stream and then, an hour or 30 later, trip ped over a small rock fell, and broke his leg. When ultra-tem- peramental Mae Murray, to express her disapproval of a role urged upon her by MGM, threw bound copy of the script at Louis B. Mayer.
 Publicity about their many chari- ties and their extravagant wagers has given Bud Abbott and Lou Cos tello undeserved regulations as "soft toucheS"-and thereby hangs 8 chuckle. At NEG, the other eve ming, a mining promoter managed to get hearing with Costello and asked him to help finance the de- velopment of a gold mining claim Lou demanded information about the depth of the vein and the qual- ity of the ore. "Tt's practically solid gold, and we'd only have to dig a few feet to get at itl" enthused the promoter. Gravely Costello pulled 8 $2O bill from his wallet. Tn that case" he said, ''I'l take a half in- terest. All the equipment you'll need is a shovel and 8 wheelbar-. row."
 During the production fo Sister Kenny" RKO bosses found it next to impossible to tear the famous doctor away from her clinic long enough to get her advice about the picture. A few days ago, when the film was previewed and acclaimed 8 hit, they placed a trans-Pacifit prone call to Australia, where sht is at the moment, to tell her the good news. After hours of effort they got Sister Kenny on the wire What do you wantP" she asket abruptly. "We want to tell vol that the picture is great" announc' ed the big boss. You didn't hav' to tell me that" snapped Miss Ken. ny. "I'm in the bush, a thousand miles from Brisbane, treating polit cases-and I'm busy. Please don interrupt my work again."
 For months Danny Kaye living in 8 house rented from Mrs. Maxi Rosenbloom, had tried in vain t. get 8 telephone. Then, to cap hi shortage woes, his landlady, charg ing that he had damaged her prop erty, served him with eviction pa pers. The morning that he received the eviction notice, he was sittinl in his studio dressing room, gloom fly considering hs house-less plight when he received 8 call. It wa from the telephone company. "We'r glad to tell you," chirped the voic at the other end of the line, "tha we're now able to install 8 tele phone in your residence!"
 I never hear of screen star be ing literary" without remember ing a certain famous glamour gil who liked to pose as 8 lover great poetry. One day a heckle put her on the spot. "Who's you favorite modern poet?" he asked She thought desperately for a mo ment, then gushed: Keats. I ca hardly wait until he publishes
 new book of verse!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21
State Offers Mystery Film
 Three Name Stars
 In Sunday Offering

"Renegades," Columbia Pictures Western spectacle filmed in tech- nicolor, will end at Warmers State theater tomorrow. A brilliant cast is headed by Evelyn Reyes, Willard Parker, Larry Parks and Edgar Buchanan. On the same program is the thrilling dramatic mystery, Dangerous Business"
 Starting Sunday, Gail Russell and Diana Lynn, who endeared themselves to filmgoers as the un- practicable teen-agers whose Hearts Were Young and Gay" return to the State in Paramount's Our Hearts Were Growing Up," which co-stars Brian Donlevy with the two girls. Now slightly more grown up, the girls are none-the-lesS mis- chievous, and Our Hearts Were Growing Up" is reported to have have doubled the mirthful mixups of its predecessor. Heading the supporting cast are Billy DeWolfe and William Demarest, both of whom have received special com- fnendation from preview critics for his portrayals.
 The second hit is Paramount's action-packed drama "Hot Cargo" a picture full of suspense, skull duggery and slugfests. An unusual story presentation, and the pres- ence in the cast of William Gar gan, Jean Rogers and Philip Reed. the stars are further assets to this chiller -diller.
 Coming Wednesday is Warner Brothers entertaining new com- edy, Jamie Gets Married" starring Joan Leslie in the title role and Robert Hutton as the recently dis charged CT who becames a be- wildered bridegroom just g days after his return, the film Is con- cerned with the further activities of that highly refreshing Conway Family originally introduced to filmgoers last season in Warmers "Janie."
 Featured in the same roles they created in the original Jamie" pie ture are Edward Arnold and Ann Harding as Janie's father and moth- CT; Barbara Brown and Robert Benchley as Hutton's mother and stepfather, respectively; Dick Erd-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21

HOLLYWOOD, June 21-Ever since her first arrival in Hollywood, I've been interested in watching the shrewdly managed career of Sonia Henie. In my opipion, she has proved herself by far the best busi- ness woman who ever set foot on a movie lot.
 Primarily, I think, her genius lies in the realism with which she appraises her own abilities and her own limitations. Were she an or- dinary actress swayed by the psy- chology that governs most of her fellow stars, she would have struck long ago for change of pace, for 8 chance to hang up her skates and be 8 dramatic star. But not the canny Miss Henie-she'S much too smart to trade certain success foT dubious opportunities. Having hit on e formula of picture making that suits her particular slkills, she is perfectly content to stick to that formula and let the bank balance soar to astronomical highs.
 Not long ago, she announced that she would make no more pictures until color film is available. I'm not . particularly good actress, she said, in effect. My forte !; extravaganza and spectacle-I need color for maximum eye-appeal, and it's good business to wait until ] can get it."
 In that statement there's both modesty and implicit self-confidence She knows that given certain trim- mings, her pictures are gold mines and she also knows that without those particular trimmings, she isn't actress enough to be a req. top-notcher. That kind of logic k beyond most stars.
 Memories That Bless And Burn; When an early-day producer A Christie, famous for his torrid pro. fanity In moments of emotiona stress, was kicked by a trick donkey just as e visiting delegation O. Methodist clergymen was usheret on the set. When professiona magician Fred Heating, in burS of enthusiasm about Grace Moore. surpeb filmusical, "One Night O Love-" wired her that he would consider 1t a privilege to teach he his baffling disappearing bird tricl When veteran stunt man Fret Parry safely negotiated 8 70-foo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21
PoIi's Offer Western Film
 Music RlghIIghts MIn Old Sacramento"

Now playing ct the Loew-PoM theater is the musical Western film "In Old Sacramento" starring Con- stance Moore and William Elliott. Constance Moore portrays a bell of the West to perfection. Her love- ly voice supplies many musical high lights. Some of the songs are Speak to Me of Love-" Man Who Broke the Bank of Monte Carlo" Strike Up the Band" and Can't Tell Why I Love You But I Do.
 Elliott Is the leading man. A Western star of long standing he has at long last made the break into bigger productions. Starting as a western hero as did Gary Cooper and John Wayne, he has proven himself a capable romantic lead in this rip-roaring saga of the West.
 Among favorites in the cast are Hank Daniels, Eugene Palette, Lionel Stander, Jack LaRue, Grant Withers and many others.
 On the same program is the mys- tery drama, "The Glass Alibi," q story of murder for money, star ring Paul Kelly, arm of the law, and Anne Gwynne and Douglas Fowley as thetwo plotters who are caught in their own web.
 Starting Wednesday Is the muSi- cal 1.-TWO Sisters From Boston" star ring Jimmy DUante, Kathryn Grayson, June Allyson, L@uritl Melchior and Peter Lawford and many others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21

man as "Scooper" Nolan; Hattie Mcdaniel as April, staunch family retainer; and little Clare Foley as Elsheth Conway, Janie's excessive ly resourceful kid sister. New char acters in the Conway saga are portrayed by Donald Meek as Har- ley P. Stowers, publisher and man of affairs; and Margaret Hamilton as Mrs. Angles, incompetent and iraScible housekeeper.
 The co-feature is RKO-Radio'S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21
LONGEST RIVER IN U. s.

LONGEST RIVER IN U. B.
 The Missouri river is formed in southwestern Montana by the con- fluence of the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers, and has @ total length of 2e45 miles, longest i'm the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21

Methodists are now holding serv- ices in what was once the stable and loft of the old White Horse Inn at Overmonnow, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEW'S STRAND-"Traffic In Crime": 1905, S:2O. 5:3O, 7:47, 1O:OO P. M.
 ''Song Of Arizona: 2:O5, 4:15, 6:3O, $50 P. M. LOEW'S POLI-"In Old Sacra- mento": 100, S:45, 6:S5, 9:2O F. M. WARMERS STATE - Rene gades": 1913, 4:OO, 6:40, 9:25 P. M.
 Dangerous Business: 2:45, 5:3O, 8:O5 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21

latest detective thriller, "The Fal- cons Alibi" with Tom Conway in the hero role. Rita Conway has the heroines' role in this thrill laden film, Vince Barnett makes
 his debut in the series as The Fal- cons stooge. Jane Green is featured
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21

as a cafe singer, and Elisha Cook, Jr., as a midnight broadcaster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-21
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHy1Uood

DIstrsbutea bv msNaught Syndicate. Has.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

United States Savings Bonds,
Series E, are the poor mans pot
of gold at the rainbow's end. After
ten years he finds four dollars
where there were only three.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Steel Fabricators
Hit Wage-Price Plan
by the Associated Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 10
Settlement of the Nation wide steel
strike inspired little enthusiasm to-
day among Ohio steel fabricating
concerns which regarded the wage
price solution as crippling blow
to their business prospects and
"whip-Sawing them both ways"
Spokesman of l3 Akron companies
announced they could not pay more
for steel and still meet wage de-
mands," adding they would not at
tempt to operate until they were
granted price relief which would
permit them to meet wage requests.
Three of the fabricators, never
theless. continued to negotiate pay
demands with USW representatives.
Another Akron spokesman de-
clared the fabricators could not pay
the 1872 cents-an-hou increase ION
top Of paying more for our material
We are not big steel and we do not
see why we should be tied to that
wage settlement. We use steel, we
do not produce it."
He added that Akron companies
were ."whip-sawed both ways" on
the wage-price agreement, and that
said price relief Is not the answer -