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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Attending for labor were Wal
ter p. Reuther. Richard T. Leon
ard, Claude Bland, Edward r.
Stubbe, William Genske and
George +. Adde's:
MANAGEMENT LIST
For management: w. III. Ander-
son, General Motors; Harry Mack
and Ray Rausch, Ford; Robert w.
Gender, Chrysler; r. c.. Waldron,
Hudson; Clarence Weiss. Packard:
L. c. Hill, Murray Body; Frank
Rising. Automotive Parts and
equipment Manufacturers; l., d.
Adams. Barnes-Gibson Raymond
Company; r. II. Daisley. Wilcox
Rich; George w. Romney and
William T. Cronin. Automobile
Manufacturers Association:
For government Cha m a n
Fleming: Eric Nicol and Emory
Olson, assistant chiefs OF OPM
labor supply division; Col. Frank
McSherry. co-ordinator, national
defense training program: Carl
Wheaton. district representative
of Training Within Industry; V. 3.
Steinbaugh, representing Gov.
Murray ID. Van Wagner: George
Cross and Cy Newcomb. Michigan
Employment Service: p. l..
Stanchfeld. Michigan Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission:
John F. Foy. United States en-
ployment service: Edward L.
keenan,, acting chairman OPM
labor supply commission, and his
aide. John L. Craig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Quake Recorded

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-1NS)--
An earthquake described as fairly
severe" was recorded today on
the seismograph of Fordham Uni
versity. The first shock was regis
tered at 6:40;32 a. m. EDIT. and
the second at 6:42:22. II was esti-
mated the quake occurred some
I3,700 miles from New York in the
general direction of the Philip
mines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Continued on Page 12)
One-Man BattIeship Drive

TULSA, Okla. Sept. 4-tINSl
Brawny. 40-year-old Jack Nea
today quit his Job as steam shove
operator AT The site OF a bomber
plant and launched a one-mar
campaign for contributions from
labor 10 build the biggest battle.
shin afloat.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Radios old Bill Dies

TULSA. Okla. Sept. (INS)
W. J. Sloat. 81. known TO thou
sands N southwest radio listeners
AS "Oid Bill" sage of the Ozarks,
died today in Tulsa Of heart all
ment. Old Bits death came ~ a
time when negotiations we're under
way 20 put his handiwork. the
Bill and Mary program. over q
nationwide radio hookup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Woman Patriot. LOO. Dies

NEWARK, y. j.. Sept. A.
GNSl Mrs. Helen Gantert, who
turned to the pillow on a Benning-
ton. VT, farm SO that her five
brothers could join the Union
forces in the Civil War, died today
LAT the age Of 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Red EIiers Due in U. S.

SEATTLE. WASH, Sept 4 =
Thirteenth naval district head
quarters announced today that
two Russian flying boats carrying
~ Soviet aviation tcchnIcianS
from Moscow TO the United States
we're expected to arrive in Seattle
from Sitka naval air base late
this afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Tigers Pin Hope
On NeWhouser

Harold kewhouser will pitch for
the Tigers against the Indians al
Brigg< Stadium today in the first
of a four-game series that is eX-
.pected 10 have an important bear
ing on fourth place in the Amer.
can Leagues championship race.
Bob Teller or AL Smith is ex-
pected 10 pitch for the Indians.
The Tigers. in fifth place. trail
the Indians by two and one-half
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
RAIDS FRUSTRATED

The Sudden Russian raids were
frustrated by heavy artiller,
and machine gun fire. according
20 the German announcement.
THE landi ngS apparently
were attempted somewhere
along the Rumanian coast,
which has been pounded relent-
leSSly by the Russian air force
since the beginning Of the con-
fic'
The troops involved may
have been on reconnaissance
mission or engaged IN the type
Of demolition work frequently
carried out by small British
landing parties along the Nazi-
held coasts OF France, Belgium
and Holland
The small force OF accom-
p8nying arShips indicated
There Mas no attempt al real
invasion bat the troops may
Continued an Next PAGE GOI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
SEEK COOPERATION

Further cooperation Of both in
dustry and labor with the tram
ing within industry program will
he sought
The confrees went hehi n
closed doors 10 wrestle with the
problem in privacy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
British Food From Abroad

First of ALL Nazi victory victory Great
Britain This be complete that the British feet either
destroyed captured driven permanently from its European
bases. If this occurs Britain is doomed.
There 45 100000 people living the British Isles today
About so Of their food abroad They
lived the by their international trade If Hitler wins
British trade the ports the European continent would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
IN THE
NEWS
PRESIDENT ROOSE :
WELT is a great speaker.

!, WELT is a great speaker.
He Is one of the clever
est and most con nu u s
speakers the United States
has ever had in the presi-
dentiaf position.
His speeches not only in
spire Americans but deeply
crafty our British and Boil
shevist allies.
Churchill does not speak as
well or as much.
Neither does Hitler nor
MussQlini nor Stain.
The effect of President
ROOsevelt's speeches is cleo
trio.
That effect is felt even more
abroad than i'm America.
Monday mornings news
dispatches by AssOcia ted
Press declared that "a cam
paign TO make Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bull realize that the
Yanks are not coming and
that even American supplies
are still "A stream and not a
river marked the front pages
Of Britain's newspapers Sun
day."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
THE New York CORE
spondent of the sunday
Despatch stated thai

iii WV WI " WI
spondent of the sunday
Despatch stated that
"On1y 20 per cent OF the
American people would sup
port a declaration of war to-
day according to polls of
public opinion.
\ But President Roosevelt
continues 10 lead Naliantly the
20 per cent of the American
people who Do want TO get
into the war with an eloQuence
which thrills them and en-
cOurageS our BolsheNist anI.
British allies even more than
the rhetoric Of Stain and
Churchill does.
On Monday, Labor Day,
President Roosevelt made 81
particularly matte and
challenging ecch to his
union labor audience through
out the nation - and to his
foreign admirers.
He said:
THE task ~ dcfcotiaC
Hitter piop BE- ioag and
orduouS. There are q fer
0pPeosctS and MAJ SYupd-
thi:ers pho san II cdHaot
be doHc. ThCy crca ask me
to negotiate rith Hitlcr-to
pray for crumbs from his
rictorioas table. Thcy do. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Test LandinQ
Party Fails
Off Balkans
Warships Aided
Soviet Troops,
Germans Report
PIERRE u HISS

T"t WV NFrNEe Nthn '"rrf-p'ndrht
BERLIN, Sept. 4 A daring al
tempt by Soviet raiding parties "a
stage a landing on the Black Sea
coast the back door for an in
vaSion Of Germany was disclosed
IA Bar ~ ft-di r,,i=
ON Monday and Tuesday night,
an official announcement said the
Russians attempted 10 land Al
some und.sclpscd points either in
Bulgaria OF Rumanla. The troops
tried 10 approach the shore under
pretectiaa- et GllnhnaL TWO
SpeedboatS. but in each case were
beaten back by shore batteries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
You Can't Do Business With Hitler
Nazi Victory Means
British Starvation

This the third of Of nstaments taken from Douglas
M1ers You Can't Do With published by
Brown and Company Miller for IS asehe
embassy Berlin them under the Nszi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
OVERHEAD INCREASES

Automobile firms. as they pre-
sent their new models for the first
time, are making scattered an
|nouncements of the price raises.
In all instances. it is reported,
they first consulted with Hendcr.
sons office and 1T offered no
objections.
1t was pointed out that the over
head cost OF maintaining auto
plants has greatly increased be-
cause of the so per cent curtail.
ment in new passenger car pro-
|duction.
OPA officials refused TO predict
how the increases would affect the
prices OF used cars. Henderson,
however, has threatened TO fix
prices of second hand cars if they
get out of line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Ease .DObIeSS Fear
m
Experts in Labor, Industry, Government Meet Here
to Speed Shifts From Civilian to Defense Work
Intern,tIonal Nov, Phote

Confronted with Staggering
problem" in shifting from civilian
TO defense production, representa-.
tives of labor, management and
government met today in the De-
troit-Laland Hotel to work out
plans for speeding the change
over and alleviating any TEN
porary unemployment resulting
from the shift.
Arthur s. Fleming OF the United
States Civil Service Commission
called the meeting TO order with
the warning:
THE problem of placing all
Detroit workers and utilizing all
their sklIls in the defense effort
Is one Of staggering proper
tons"
SHIFTS MEN ABOUT
actors IN the conference arr
the Presidents demand that de
tense production be speeded at tn,
cost. wherever necessary of civil
ian production. and the necessity
of shifting not only plants ant
tools, but men.
Because curtailment Of othei
work before defense jobs ar,
ready might mean widespread un
ployment, labor and unemploy
ment officials were strongly repre-
scented.
Part of the conference will he
devoted 10 an OPM outline 10 both
industry and labor OF what the
defense program Will require
Some details OF necessary change
overs were CxDpCtcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Increases
To Average
10 10 IS Pei.
Henderson Gives
Silent Approval;
Overhead Blamed

WASHINGTON, Sept. Fed.
leEal-Price- Administrator Leon
Henderson today gave silent ap-
proval TO the automobile industry
TO increase prices on its new 1912
models by as much as l6 per cent.
The average increase. defense
Officials said. will be between 10
and ID per cent. The Is per cent
boost was allowed in an isolated
case of production of a more ex.
pensive model by one of the MEN,
bers of the big three"
A Is per cent increase on q
81 900 car would mean a $3.50
price raise. In some instances. the
increases may be $500. $3.50. or
more, but they will be for cars in
1.-THE higher price range.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

"TOddB nc tax 10 the
American people.
"WHhom az gop roald
hare nothmg bit Il short
rcpticrc.
rs il asking too upch
for the comfortable pcr
trorld TO derofe mare mil
toas ~ man d0yS 10 gdfT'd-
tiopI
IS SOME americans arc
arguing wbethcr to h cIp
Russia NJ oil.
III is time those pcoDlc
rcobscd thot thCy ore In
67g on the cdTtt, not III tttt
cfoUds.
If nc foil Americd Vdi
not hare three ycors Of in
An,xuJ1,,r~ nb~1J ~ Lo,- "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04


In Mondays dispatches
"John &. Jordon, editor Of the
influential Sunday Express, is
stated to have told his readers
In a signed editorial that
changes are now taking place
In American opinion which
are not to our advantage "
"Thc current of Amcri-
con thought.' continued
Mr. JordoH. has set ldtelB
against partnership ~ orr
Wdr."
"Thc cold nj has Suc-
cecded the hot.
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Continued On Next Page, Col. >
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Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
rs Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE-"Apache" horse, Paint,
VT. HOO lbs, 5 gated. Excellent
appearance. Also saddle equip
ment. Phone 16 or 579-J.
%
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
3 Business Opportunities

BEAUTY Shop for sale reasonable.
Terms. Owner must leave valley.
Phone Brawley 122. ! 25
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
IS Trucks Tractors Traiiers

18 TT. Indian, 16 #. Schult
l6 ft. Traveller and some home
mades, from $195 up.
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Rock Gas Stoves. Trailer Brakes
S. Palm Canyon DR., Palm Springs
For reaching most people al
smallest cost use Post-PreSs want
ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

65 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE. Retail
dairy. Sale for all milk produced
by herd Also 140 acre ranch for
lease or sale. Good barn and all
necessary equipment. J. A. Mccoy,
owner. IL miles west of Imper-
ial on 9th st. LA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

CASH REGISTER for sale. Machine
suitable for large business. Call
at Mode o Day, SIS Main. 1-24
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN-.
GAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCO-
HOLIC BEVERAGES

January 20, 194l
To Whom ii May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that fif-
teen days after the above date, the
undersigned proposes to sell alco-
holic beverages at these premises,
described as follows:
546 Broadway, Ell Centro
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the
State Board of Equalization for
issuance of an alcoholic beverage
license for these premises as fol-
lows:
ON SALE-BEER
Anyone desiring TO protest the
issuance of such license may file
verified protest with the State
Board of Equaliza ton at Sacrament
to- California, stating grounds for
denial as provided by law.
MILDRED STURGEON,
tJ2D
No. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

TO LEASE-Service station and
storage garage, good location
Phone 1885. | II If
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

MODERN HOUSE East of Ell Cen
tro on l & one-fifth acres. $3.50
down, balance monthly. 457 Sher-
man St. Calexico. Phone 808,
l-23
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

livestock
32

FOR SALE-Saddle horse, Cheap.
Phone 8702-R-3. w. G.. Brandt
%
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

For Reaching Most People at
Smallest Cost Use Post Pres $
Want Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
22 Country PrOperty-SaLe

INITIATION! IT'S HERE!
WE are at war. Hogs up &c in 80
days. Flax and other produce
rising. Farm land prices up also
Another farm sold recently at
5000 per acre cash. Yet there are
some extremely attractive deals
available. To liquidate a company
160 acres in flax and lettuce is
going to sell at $4,000. 210 acres
old alfalfa $4,000. 80 acres in
flax on highway $4,000. Net strict
ly first class but 1 would not pay
for this ad if I did not feel you
would want them when you look
See me for anything in farm
land.
w. E. HANCOCK
"The Farm Land Man"
1% Mi. w. Court House, PHI 689
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

7 SPENT yesterday with q
i man who is far more inn
portant than Adolf Hitler,
and / saw something that is
fraught with far more signif-
canoe to civilization than the
German Russian war. The
gentleman was the Nobel
Prize winner, Prof. Z. o.
Lawrence, and the thing was
the giant cyclotrone being set
up on the campus Of the
University Of California.
I also saw the smaller
cyclotrone with which Pro-
fessor Lawrence did so many
things TO the atom. many
Of them OF great medical
significance.
The cyclotrone ID the in
xtrument which splits up the
atom. The modern conception
OF an atom is that of q Gald
Of electric energy. The basic
plan OF its distinct divisions
the nucleus and the extra
nuclear electrons. The nucleus
is composed OF protons and
neutrons. Each contains one
unit Of mass and the protons
each have in addition one
unit Of positive electric charge.
Outside the nucleus are one
or more electrons or units
OF negative electric charges;
they are moving at high speed
in a number of different
ways; this speed and energy
state may be easily changed
so they are not stable.
The nucleus on the contrary
Is quite stable. It is the fact
that the cyclotrone can speed
the neutrons with greater
energies so that they can be
whiried out like a bullet by
going round and round L.
tween the poles of an electro
magnet that gives it major
Importance In the scientific
and medical world today.
THE bombardment OF neu-
Il irons Is being used for
the treatment OF malignant
diseases and skin LESSONS. and
although this work Is in the
experimental stage. IL Is so
hopeful that a large laboratory
of medical physics Is in pro-
cess of erection near Professor
Lawrence's own laboratory.
The bombardment OF various
elements with the discharge
from the cyclotrone inparts
radiant energy to them. Thus
phosphorus, stropt III m and
iodine can be energized. and
put into the body in that
form. act just as those chemi-
cal elements do in the body
anyway.
I was offered a strontiurn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

upon soldiers better known as our boys Tell the unhappy
the marines and the will take of
little soldiers will be
be able their nice
sit again beloved office desks"
University of Chicago coeds voted their ideal man would
have Enrol Fnns physique Fred MaMurrays hair George
eyebrows Churhis Franhot Tones nose
Robert Taylors mouth Clark Cables
dmpes Cary Grants chin Walter Lppans brains and Walter
Winchel. salary
"A. to pet name. for wives writes New Yorker
year. Of 1 call wife tweetnms.'
Continually published statistics revealing women live longer
OF married would live longer their
correctly studying diet and the food conbna
Many wife digging her husbands with her dumb
10 diet and cooking and serving food
FLORENCE LINDEN An unusual kind of etiquette expert.
She lectures good smoking manners.
activity high the list OF
experiments She among the feminine breaches Of
smoking etoue Droong which described holding
cigare gripped while talking An
fault leaving stubs luncheon
plates that the handbags Of smokers
usually shrcds
Nellie Brooke Sul President of the Widow and Widowers
Club recently figured during her life
honord with proposals Of marriage
However she turned them all down but one TO whom she has
been married 80 years
QUERIES from clients Q-An the married In
" Pittsburgh. husband hunting good in Detroit
ALL according latest women oununber men
Detroit. On photo finish does the camera
the outside horse AThere number OF different
types Of used general is not
possible However I say I told by operator of
type track that did favor the out
aide horse
6 Scotch whisky being Connecticut" writes
"A Pttsburgher made Connecticut"
Scotch whisky made in Japan
Glasgow Local dealers complained saying
whisky Japan could be Scotch whisky The matter
reached Glasgow judge dsmissing the
plant said:
To say 8 not whisky II Scotland is
saying 1t isn't Irish II not made in Ireland"
iels Angels" Harlow the film
The Covered Wagon" Best picture
Nation Best love story Greta Carlo and Robert
Taylor Camille Best light comedy Fred Asae and Ginger
Rogers Gay Divorce Best musical The first Broadway
Melody film "Pygmaion Best adaptations from
novels: Pride and Prejudice" and "Rebecca
Dstrbu F.su
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

pieces. without renewal 81.
malnourished. starving minds
dying and dead minds.
4 STARVING body is a
"A horrible sight. But a
starving mind is an even more
horrible sight. A mind that
is falling to pieces for lack
of proper food developing
gangrenous sores of stupidity
and prejudice which IL lacks
the vitality TO heal ="
becoming bloated with the
poisonous gas OF conceit and
suspicion.
And the most distressing
part of this condition is the
fact that we do not recognize
il when we see il par
ticularly when it exists in
ourselves.
We say. Bills getting
pretty set in his ways
or. "Bessie's getting so stuck
up you can't tell her any
thing" We wonder. vaguely,
why the years should so MAIN
people who were once witty.
eager and warm and
secretly congratulate our
selves because we aren't
getting queer like that"
We don't realize that we
are looking at death =. at
the CHASTITY processes of slow
but sure disintegration. We
are looking at minds that IRE
falling TO pieces . starving
looking, perhaps with
eyes blinded by our own
Embarrassment. poisoned by
our own ignorance and
egotism.
HDUT I think" you protest
- Indignantly. II read!
And these other people
their minds aren't dying. They
think and read, too. They like
to talk. You oughtta hear Bill
get started on politics"
But DO you think? How
often do you face a challeng-
ing idea replace a worn
out notion? Do they read?
What's the vitamin value OF
their literature Do either
of you really talk? Or do
you just absorb and repeat
chatter?
How long could a body
stay healthy on a diet OF
cream puffs and pickles BY
the same token, a mind as
surely dies on a diet Of babble
and bluff.
Your body wears out.
You've built a new body for
yourself once, twice, thrice,
or oftener, since you were
born.
How often have you built q
new mind? How long since
you replaced the standards
and opinion you had at Is?
Copyright, 1871. King Features Synd.. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Giant CycIo+rone Splits Atom.
Has Value in Medicine
By Dr.. Logan Clendening

cocktail" such as those being
used for treatment with GER
tain patients. The strontium
seeks out the bones; it Ii
probable that if calcium were
not so much more abundant
than strontium in nature.
our bones would have been
made Of strontium instead Of
calcium.
The strontium atoms are
loaded with radiant energy
and come to rest in the bone
where they release their
radiations just as II you put
radium all through the bone
cells.
IN CANCER Of the bone, the
L cancer is treated in stu
from thousands of radiation
stations. Plants placed in q
dark room reveal the life pro-
cesses of particular chemical
element through the trans
parent body of the plant. In
the human body the processes
can not be seen, but by an
instrument that allows you
to hear chemical reactions
the same result Is effected.
Thus iodine atoms can be
tagged and If the instrument
is placed over the thyroid
gland, a fearful din is heard
which consists of the chemical
exchange of iodine at that
place while other parts OF the
body are silent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

G. W: rs calcium phosphate
good or bad with baking soda
and salt in cleaning teeth?
What does 1t do when 80
used?"
Answer: Calcium carbonate
(chalk) Is much better in q
tooth powder than calcium
phosphate because of It's
abrasiveness. II Is in nearly
all tooth powders and tooth
pastes. Better put a little
soap in too.
Doctor Ciendening has sevsm
pamphlets which can be obtained
BY readers. For any one pam
phiet desired, send 10 cents IN
coir, and a sslf-dddrssssd srvs-
iope stamped With a scent stamp,
10 DR.. Logan Clendening, iH care
Of this paper. The pamphlets are !.
Three Weeks Reducing Diet"
"Tndioestion and Constipation"
Reducing ard Gaining" "TnfopS
Feeding" "frstructiors for the
Treatment Of Diabetes" "Femi-
nine Hygiene" and The Care Of
the Hair and Skin"