I thought of this while researching the GM Arbitrator pistol.There is a little-known story that goes with this name during WW2. A woman who worked for General Motors supposedly was going to expose a double agent for the Nazis and he tried to kill her at her home. Her name was Bess Albright and she actually killed him with a pair of knitting needles! For her bravery and loyalty she was given a custom made General Motors issued Colt 1911A called the Arbitrator. It was from the same division (IIRC, the Lamp Light Division) that made the .45cal Liberator pistols. It is mentioned in the book, "Encyclopedia of Modern Firearms". It is noted that Bess Albright may be a cover name for the woman to protect her identity as she was relocated for her own safety. A unique weapon, no photo has ever surfaced of it and her story is very little-known. No photos of her either as her story was told in a single source in the 1990s when she would have been in her 70s. She is almost certainly deceased by now...