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PART 1, U. S. so Recruit Idle Auto Men For Overseas Jobless Salesmen, Dealers, Mechanics to Form Maintenance Battalion Idle automobile salesmen. me chanic* and dealer* bore will be formed this month into a noncom batant battalion which will prob ably see overseas duty, it was learned herp Saturday. The battalion will f>c composed of ‘VtS men from this area, which include* Minnesota, Wisconsin. Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Mich igan. The battalion will he part of two ordnance regiments to do tepait aid maintenance of motorized equipment for the army. The two regiments are being recruited under the direct ion of the National Automobile I>calers Association at the request of the ordnance de partment. To Meet Monday The Detroit Auto Dealers Asso ciation board of director* will meet Monday to plan its part in the drive. Several army officers will come here to aid in the cam paign. The battalion from the Michigan rrgion must be recruited before the end of April and will hr sent to Camp Sutton. N. C, for a six week miensjvp course. It will be sent overseas by July, according to present plans. Of the 90S men sought for the first battalion, i?7f> will be auto mobile mechanic's. 'The rest will in clude radio men. chefs, stockkeep ers, etc. <«en. Hugh S. Jnhm'nn, "America's fighting Thinker." Writes Daily for the Times. at+he ATTRACTIVE 3 PIECE Kf&Me /BEDROOM SUITE FvOnly P " , „M h A spectacular offering, NOT a skimpy auite, but a C! f"\ A I FULL SIZE BEDROOM OUTFIT. Mott attractively /jl IfH A I_l p jfi Hetigned and well made. Your choice of Dresser or X m fl II 9 Vanity, Chest of Drawers and Bed. Regular price Sturdy W $69.00. Special for Easter Monday—only $49.00. . «"d *e rv * ooW look;*, H s Ofk L yijiiinfms ■ /m I PAGE 12 Lag in Output of Planes Brings Nelson Action K. T. Keller's Survey Reveals Delay in Vital Materials iu phii.i.ii’s i rr.cK Inl'l Nf»» vr»lrf staff I i>irr>|n,inlnil W ASHINGTON. April 1- War Production Hoard sources reported today that Chairman Donald M. Nelson will engage an "expediter” to bring lagging aircraft produc tion up to the huge levels de mandod by the war program. TVvpite charges by the Senate defense committee that the WPB doesn't have "a single lopnotch aircraft production man in its or ganization.” ttie same sources said that it was very unlikely that there would ho a wholesale shake up in the aircraft branch. It is believed that Merrill C. Meigs, Chicago publisher will con tinue a« M-a-year man in charge of the aircraft division. Lack of Materials WPB authorities say that Nel son is "convinced'’ that current faults and lags in the warplane production program stem not from aircraft branch hut lather from faulty flow of critical mate rials io plane assembly plants. Nelson is said to feci that "pro duction” is proceeding favorably within the factories and plants, but lhat the output of planes is being retarded by obstacles aris ing from the delivery of parts and 'materials to the assembly lines. Aircraft production, it was pointed out, differs widely from other production enterprises in that plane factories depend upon scores of smaller manufacturers to deliver a hundred-and-one parts that go imo a complicated, mod |ern-day fighting plane. A Ia IT in dellV'nrv nf a Con- vilat pieces will delay production of the finished plane. K. T. Keller, Chrysler Corpora tion president, recently completed a thorough study of the aircraft production problem for Nelson, particularly on the flow of mate rials from the bauxite mines, where the aluminum ore is dug, right down to the assembly line. f>n Iho basis of Keller's report and other investigations which lie has conducted. Nelson is likely to formulate a plan of action. The WPB chief was said to he devoting great attention to plane produc tion. Apfiointmrnt of an "expeditor" to iron out the kinks in the mate rials phase of the program would he his solution. (3 SAVING IS « iswfimMSMjoo Every day more and more women take part In the country's great victory effort —taking over tasks which were once assigned to men. With men working long hourv even more women than t>efore look after the family savings. Manv save at Surctv with Insured Security —with the benefit of federal insurance and our current 2* 2 % ra,e - U. S. Defense Savings Bonds on sale here m gp?^g XtSOiAND LOAN ASSOCIATION X£» DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHOXE CHERRYi SS00) Mat So Hot i Strike Limits Ice Cubes for Toledo Drinkers TOLEDO. April 4 (INS).—! Drinks weren't so hot or were they?-in Toledo today as bar here got orders to use only one ice cuf>e to a drink. It wasn’t the war this time. It was a shortage of ire caused by a strike called by the AFL Team siers’ and Chauffeurs' Union for wage increases. Dr. B. M. Seyburn DENTIST 609 WOODWARD /VE. CADILLAC 40 U BETWEEN CITY HALL A CONGRESS HOURS »•«. TUIS. A THURS. TO « P. M ADVERTISEMENT Could Caruso Thrill tho World with Stomach Ulcer Pains? It in hnrdlv likely f li hf the food torln g Curium routrt have mmik no ningnlfi renll.v Ei;»<l he Buffered »fti'r - eating pain*. I lou t negleet your Hiifferinir Trv h ‘J.V tins «>f I dira for relief of iiloor mid ntomarh pain*, indigestion, ua* pains. heartburn. liurniug aensa fion. liioni mid other condition* cnuaod iiy exce»* Hold t dun Tattle In must help or money refunded. At drug stores e» er\w here. A Saving to Brag About! m.’ I / Ik \ / jj*s ;' RB^lfck' Bl m / : ■- ' > .'■ §Wsm "v m « (L ' ; -* ,K| v. 4 w B Bk *, % *j £*? 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