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, 1941-11-26
GIN Fights
Potroimen Vote

The election among Frigidaire
plant patrolmen, requested by Lo-
cal 801, will be slightly delayed
as a result of Arrangements re-
fusa1 to consent.
The National Labor Relations
Board will shortly conduct a for
NAL hearing, and order the cleo
ton, so that the patrolmen may
enjoy collective bargaining along
with all other Frigidaire en-
ployees.
The Union has called Manage
ment's attention to violations OF
seniority among the Patrolmen, in
connection with the recent layoff.
Attempts by supervision to intim-
idate and coerce patrolmen has
gone for naught, since these men
are determined to establish a dem
ocratic and effective collective
bargaining procedure through Lo-
cal 8O1.
, 1941-11-26
Airtemp Gets
Defense Order
BY ROBERT ID. GALLIGAN
Airtemp Plant Chairman

Through the efforts of the UE-
CLIO supporting the Defense Hous-
ing program, the union members
at Chrysler Airtemp will benefit.
The workers at Airtemp will get
jobs of building the 500 gas fur
naces which will 60 into the
houses being built on the Green
mont housing project located in
Belmont.
Local 753, which is the Airtemp
Workers Local, since the begin
ming of the planning of the hous-
ing project, has taken an active
interest in the development of this
project. Local 753 has made every
effort to secure as much work as
possible for every UE-CIO mem
Der in Dayton.
, 1941-11-26
OLIVER DAVIS

Oliver Davis, known to his many
friends as Jeff" A member of
the Frigidaire Local S01, Brother
Davis is mourned by all the work
n of Fifteen Department, and
their condolences are extended to
his family.
, 1941-11-26
Attention, Members and
Stewards of 754

The newly appointed publicity
committee is as follows. Please
turn all news in to them. Ray
Davis, machine II; Ralph Hagens,
tool room; Robert Florence, ma
chine g., Bebe Ober, pioneer;
Florence Cotterman, winding.
, 1941-11-26
Wn-BrOckmeye

Why is it that Sicily goes around
telling people that they shouldn't
tell anyone what their rate is?
Sicily must be hiding something.
I wonder what it is about rates
hat Sicily wants to keep quiet?
Could it be? 49,. Could be!
X
Maybe some of the foremen at
BIB should try reading a few
things in the National Labor Re-
lations Act besides the title?
When old man Marion starts tim
ing a mans job the day after he
comes in wearing a Union button
it's just about time that he read
enough to find out that he is COM
ing mighty close to a brief Every
brief) skirmish with the federal
law. a.
Wouldn't it be nice If Mr.. Brown
would get into the spirit of the
thing and actually read the Safety
bulletins that he posts every so
often?
Want more information? Just
push your question in the Shop
Committees direction. Well find
out the Whys-and if you want
action, just speak your piece. Well
ACT TOGETHER.
, 1941-11-26

Harry Creamer's magic touch
has not shown the workers much.
He does it with mirrors, not with
increased pay. He feels himself
slipping every day at the MGR!
, 1941-11-26
In Memoriom
GEORGE SCHAFER

He was one of the first members
of Local 8O6. A loyal Union man,
and a valued worker at CHR.
The sympathies of all Union work
ers are extended to his family.
, 1941-11-26
. DELCO
Introducing The New
Snoopervisor Of Building ~

The Super Sleuth of building % is taxed to the utmost these
days. Summing for evidence is indeed a tresome occupation, and the
amount of ground that our detective covers each day is amazing!
The one outstanding difficulty that we have noticed, is that it is
simply impossible to hide oneself behind a hook on a line. Tt has
been tried recently with a singular lack of success.
, 1941-11-26
MR.. GoTTRoCKS Sees SPOTS

This is the condition that Blubber G. Gottrocks, a member of
supervision, has suffered often, of recent date. He does not have
eye strain! The spots that he sees before his eyes, n the thousands
Of UE buttons and badges that re appearing in his plant. Wear your
buttons, MGR workers! Give Gotrocks the impression that he is
wearing a veIi
, 1941-11-26
Housing

There will be an open meeting
for all those interested in the
Housing Projects, on December /,
1871. ALI who wish to attend will
please be present at the UE hall
at 500 pm.
, 1941-11-26

MGR workers are feeling fine,
the UE boys are on the firing line.
Creamer and Company soon will
be, paid up members in our UE!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Society .4I-42
Horse Show Inaueurafes
New York Season


NEW YORK, Nov. 6. The
United States Army at its ar
mored best charged down today
on an anti-tank gun hidden behind
a road block. "Jeeps,p half
tracks, armored motorcycles and
rifiemen fought fiercely and sue
cessfully TO eliminate the enemy
blocking their advance.
Army maneuvers? No, not
even a miniature war. II was the
opening of the swanky National
Horse Show, with the army show
ing its proves in a sham-battle
in the arena of Madison Square
Garden,
National defense ranked over
diamonds at the traditional gilt
tering event that marks the
opening of the New York social
season.
Society spectators. dressed in
their best, also found themselves
in competition with glamour.
Brunette and blond models.
dressed in outstanding New York
creations. promenaded around the
sides of the arena. This was the
first time professional fashion was
featured at the show, long noted
as a style-setter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Publishes
Hit Tune Picked
By Sammy Kaye

This coming Sundays issue of
The Sunday Times will bring you
complete with words and
music a brand-new song,
Honey Bunch" selected by
Swing and Sway" Sammy Kaye
as the third tune In thrilling list
of weekly song hits The Sunday
Times is presenting to its readers.
Sammy Kaye has stepped UP in
the musical world since a night.
long ago, when a master of cere-
monies In Cleveland was savir":
"And. now, we present tho
band that swings--and-"
"Swsys," cut In Sammy Kaye.
'Tet's Swing and Sway with
Sammy Kaye" the announcer
continued.
And that's how a catchy slogan
for a grand band was born.
Since that night the name of
Sammy Kaye and his slogan have
been constantly associated. Today
Sammy is considered tops in his
profession and with II goes the
distinction of being one of the
few band leaders with a keen ear
and an uncanny ability TO scout
song hits.
He has used this ability by
choosing Honey Bunch" as a
song hit that you'll find T.
ready for you to play and sing
in Puck, The Comic Weekly
with this Sundays Detroit
Times.
Honey Bunch has all the
earmarks OF q hit tune" says
Sammy Kaye, whose band Is in
Producing the tune and is about
TO record it for Victor luebird.
Sammy took an immediate
liking for Honey Bunch" because
of its lifting rhythm and clever
lyrics.
Watch for Honey Bunch" in
this Sundays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Various Jobs Open
To Skilled Workers

Jobs are open for a number of
skilled workers, with reputable
employers, it was announced today
by the Michigan State Employ
ment Service, with headquarters
at 1890 Woodward avenue.
Positions open are process en-
gineer. designing engineers, gage
designer. structural detail drafts
man. tool and die designers. bab-
bitter, cutter grinder. layout in
spector, hand screw machine OPP
orators. surface grinders. milling
machine operator. set-up man, tool
inspector, automatic screw ma
chine operator; tool lathe operator.
precision machinist. finish molders,
stationary engineers. balancing
machine operator. lathe operator,
machinist and tool makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Noted Cantor Coming
In Concert Recital

Moishe Oysher. nationally IA
nous cantor. will make a personal
appearance in a concert recital. on
the night of November 20, Thanks
giving night, at the Masonic
Temple, under the sponsorship OF
the Federation of Polish Jews in
Detroit.
The program will consist OF ira
ditional liturgical music. operate
arias. Yiddish. Hebrew, and inter-
nationally famous folk songs, and
other Oysher specialties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Governor Irons
Details Of Plan
To Supply Jobs

Details necessary for presenta
ton to federal officials Of Gov
Murray ID. Van Wagoner's five
point program designed TO allevi
ate unemployment were being
worked out today.
The program was approved yes
terday by % representatives of the
auto industry at meeting in the
Statler Hotel. 1t is designed to re.
duce the number of unemployed
auto workers during the period
necessary for auto plants tc
change to defense production.
POINTS IN PROGRAM
The program points are:
Additional prime contracts
l. should be let in Michigan
Immediately in the field Of mill
tary trucks.
C-Restrictions on commercial
- trucks and buses should be
removed so that users would be
free TO acquire additional equip
ment as needed.
C-OPM quotas on civilian pro-
- duction should be released
as far in advance Of production
schedules as possible.
A-Small manufacturers should
II form pools in order TO OBJ
tain contract awards.
E-General adoption of swing
- or rotating shifts to keep
production in operation seven
days q week is favored.
PLEASED AT REACTION
81 was pleased with the re-
action to the program when IL
was presented In Washington re-
Gently and 1 will return there for
further discussion with federal
officials as soon rs necessary de-
tails can be worked out i'm the
auto industry" the governor said
following the conference.
The first point of the program
comedies with a suggestion made
to the army today by George r.
Adde's. secretary-treasurer of the
UAW-CIO, in the name of the
union.
The union suggested that the
army Immediately place orders for
the trucks it will need next year
instead of waiting and then farm
ing out orders piecemeal. Men
could be transferred from auto as
sembly lines to truck production
as auto production is curtailed,
Adde's said.
The change-over from automo-
bile production to defense produc-
tin and the lack of materials is ex-
pected to throw an estimated
10000 Michigan employees out of
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Gee Walker Family
At Brother S Rites

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Nov. g.
(INS)-Four members Of a noted
Hattiesburg, Miss, athletic family
flew to Sacramento today to attend
the funeral of their brother, Lieut..
L. M. II. Walker, killed in an army
air crash. They were Gerald
Walker. outfielder with the Cleve-
land baseball team; Harvey with
Indianapolis; Hillman, former Uni
versity OF Alabama football star
and DR. Richard Walker of Or
lando. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Peace Shaft S
Dedication Set
Armistile Day

\ Mayor Edward J. Jeffries today
issued three proclamstions. for
Arrnistice Day, November IL.
He asked Detroiters TO take part
in whatever way they can in the
dedication OF the new international
peace monument on Belle Isle.
which is a lasting tribute 10 peace
along the 3,0O0-mile Canadian
American border.
He designated ArniStice Day
and the weekend which follows
as time for all persons TO give
thought 10 their duties and re-
sponSibilities as citizens and 10 be-
come better informed OF the many
vital phases Of the city's civilian
defense program.
He set aside the week OF No.
venber 9 as Pledge Observance
Week when citizens will be asked
TO renew their oath of allegiance
10 the American flag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

Charging that her figure was
her fortune, Rita West, 25-year-
old strip tease dancer. Of 207 Ed
mund Place, was awarded $IOO in
damages in her suit against her
former employers, in the court OF
Circuit Judge Lester s. Mol.
Rita explained that in the Sum
mer she works for the Royal
American Shows. In the Winter
she works as a waitress.
On Feb. 4. 1910. Miss West
charged. she was working in the
Gayety Bar. at 40S Charlotte ave-
nue. when a drunken patron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
MirdeIe Drug Found
From Soil Ba(CiIi

BOSTON, Nov. 6. - (INS) - A
new miracle drug" said to be
100000 times more powerful than
the sulfanilamide group and hailed
as positive cure for pneumonia
infections and streptococcus, was
revealed today at the thirty-first
annual clinical congress Of the
American College of Surgeons.
The new subs lance, called
"gramicidin," a bacterial product
taken from soil baccili. is. accord
ing to surgeons, so good that II is
too good" - its tremendous po-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
500 to Strip Dancer
Rita West Wins Award for Injury Suffered When
Patron ripped Her in Bar

tripped her, causing her 10 fall
against the bar and suffer q
serious chest injury.
81 had 10 have several opera
tions." she said. "and am now
so badly SCARED that can never
20 hack on the stage"
She originally sued for $4,000
The suit was against the Eco
nomical Lunch Company, Inc.
owners of the bar, and the Inland
Bonding Company. She maintained
the bar management was at fault
in selling the patron too much
loIlOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

The Michigan State Association
OF Deans of Women and Coun-
selors OF Girls will hold its Fall
conference at Battle Creek Friday
and SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

|tency Is a drawback and at present
it can be used only in local appli-
cations. 1t is too powerful to in
ject into the blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Ask Foley Explain Priorities

BATTLE CREEK, Nov. g.
Board of Commerce officials said
today they had invited Raymond
M. Foley. state director of federal
housing, to appear here Monday
before builders and those in allied
industries to explain the govern
ment priority program in defense
centers such as Battle Creek.
Gen. Hugh s. Johns son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Bv SIR PHILIP GIBBS

Int News service staff torresPonoeni
LONDON. Jan. 1l.-News from
Greece Is very remarkable tod-y.
There is deep snow IN the noun
tolns with heavy drifts in the
valleys and on the roads-which
in many places are only tracks
ana the precipitous noun ain
passes are icc-bound
The Greek troops are not too
well clothed ana no, too well fed
for g Winter campaign. But they
have been fighting for a long me
ana SUI are making short rushes
ana assaults upon Italian positions,
taking more prisoners and guns,
and Strengthening their own de-
fences.
ICTTe DAY al thIS. VIII make epic
history.
After 1000 years. by some
miracle the spirit of the old Greek
heroes has come back. The siege
Of Troy did not produce more
valor than the deeds performed
during recent weeks by the humble
men whose names are not yet re-
corded. and who in normal life are
peasants in goatskins,- carpet
.weaVers. carpenters and me-
ChaniCS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Quits Election Board,
AT d, 10 Enter Firm

Having retired or resigned from
three Jobs which he had held for
is years each. Frank \. Beasaw.
u OF 3235 Grand avenue. started
off on a fourth career today he
resigned yesterday after Is years
IN the Office Of the city election
commission.
Beasaw spent the first Is years
Of his working life with the firm
Of Parker Brothers and then re-
signed. Eighteen years later he
retired from the Michigan Central
Railroad, becoming a member of
the election commission. Now
after 81 years of work he is JONI
ing with his son, Rex. who heads
the Income Tax Record COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
French Confirm
Cianaese Push
Copyright by Detroit Times. An f,ahn rs,sr'



HANOI. Jan. ll.-QNSl-In
the first admission OF an invasion
by SiameSe troops the French
high command today reported
that Thailand forces had pene-
trated INTO French Indo-Chlna at
several points
The Slamcse troops covered by
heavy artillery were reported 10
have pushed across the frontier
in the region around Samrong and
Pail In.
The frontier towns of Battam-
bang, Simreapkong. Nientanc.
Thakhek and SaVanndkei were
Shelled, killing = persons and IN
juring 40
In reprisal French planes bonn
barded the SIamese towns 0i Nong-
kan and Mondaharu
ThaIland forces hive captured
further French positions IN Cam
bodla and the Indo-Chlncsc troops
are retreatng without serious
resistance, The Thai supreme
command said toddv
The Tha. air force rafdcd Sal
gon, Dalai and Ponompenh in re-
prisal for an alleged attempt by
French planes to attack Bangkok.
Ubol and Prachinburi, said the
Supreme command. The announce
n1ent said the French planes were
driven off before they reached
their destinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Driver Faces Query
In Death Of Man, 50

Sam Orlando 10 of 1865 Not
tingham drive. Crosse Pointe. was
ordered TO appear for questioning
today in the death of Henry HUI
bert. 80. of 207Sl Ray avenue,
Warren Township, struck by Or
lando's car while walking in the
Eight-Mile road near Schoenherr
road. Hubert was dead on admit
tance TO Saratoga General Hos
pital. Orlando will appear at the
NJ a c nj b County prosecutors
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Britain Speeds to Aid Greeks Against Ger
eWGreek
Victories
Claimed
BY A. r. ANGELoPOULOS
Int1 News service staff Correspondent

ATHENS. Jan. 1i-lmportant
new Greek victories on the Al
banian battlefront were announced
today following the smashing Hell
lenic drive that resulted in occu-
patton Of KliSura on the south
central war zone.
While mopping-up operations
progressed around KllSura. au-
thorlties said, other Greek columns
smashed and captured certain
other fortified Italian positions"
after a battle in which 400 Fascist
were killed.
In this encounter. Athens au-
thoritieS declared. seven officers
and $50 soldiers were taken
prisoner. The charging Greeks
also seized 10 mortars and some
machine guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
BRITISH TANKS BOMBED

ROME. Jan. II. - uNS)--A
British squadron of tanks and
armored cars was bombed and
some we're destroyed in an attack
by Italian planes on the Libyan
front. the Italian high command
announced today Fighting in the
North African zone. the announce
ment said, was confined TO artil-
lery duelS in the zone of Tobruk
and Djarabub.
In East Africa a British
mechanical attack on Italian po-
SitionS on the Sudan front was re-
ported to have been repulSed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
FRENCH PESSnuSTIC

SHANGHAI Jan. 11.-INS)-
Reports from Saigon French Indo-
China, today Via the Free French
radio stated French circles were
highly peSSmlstic over recent de-
velopmentS in frontier fighting
with Thailand and expected a com
bined Japanese-Thailand attack
at any time.
These circles asserted that many
Thai bombing planes which have
ralded Indo-China cities IN the last
three days have been flown by
pilots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Bandit Grabs Purse
OF Woman Teacher

A bandit held up Miss Madeline
A. Lemke, 81. teacher at the
Roosevelt School, last night at
Woodward and Kirby avenues,
escaping with her purse containing
So in cash. pay check and per-
Sonal effects.
Miss Lemke. who lives at 1890
EngleSide avenue. was about 20
enter her car after leaving the
Wardell Apartments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
BRITISH NEAR ETHIOPIA

NAIROBI. Kcnya. Jan. II
ms - British Empire troops
have entered the Turbi hills south
west of Moyale. near the Ethio-
pian-Kenya frontier, without any
opposition or even contact with
the enemy a communique said
today
Italian infantry and transports
were successfully bombed at
Dobeldando. the statement added.
The Turbi hills are in Kenya. on
the west flank of the section in
vaded by Fascist troops early IN
the African war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
British POUNDING
Tobruk, Rush
Into Libyd
BY w. p. SAPPHIRE

Init News service stan Correspondent
CAIRO, Jan. 11.-While heavy
caliber British siege guns inces-
sanity pounded the encircled Ital-
ian base of Tobruk. British ar
mored units today pushed west
ward into Libya as far as the Ca
Zala region.
Reports from the sand-swept
front indicated the mechanical
forces were meeting little opposi-
ton. Italian troops were reported
dropping back on all fronts with
a minimum of resistance.
Latest moves by the British
army indicated the high command
is seeking to drive straight across
the province of Cyrenaica 10 the
Gulf of Sidra. 300 miles west of
the Egyptian frontier, in an at
tempt TO isolate both Tobruk and
BpnpaZi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Foes Map Fight
On Aid Bill
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
the bill a mo politics" measure.
Party lines were shattered in con-
gresSional discussion of the pro-
gram
In the Senate such Democrats
as Senators Wheeler Cd of Mon
tana and Clark Id. of Missouri
were expected to lead the battle
against the bill. while Senator
Austin, of Vermont assistant Re
publican leader. was expected TO
battle for major principles of the
bill
A group in the Senate and House
demanded that Britain first sur
render Bermuda and other West
Indies islands and hemisphere pos
sessions. They also demanded sur
render OF British Pacific islands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Fire PeriIs Freiqhter

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O.-INSl-
4 bombing plane and Red Cross
medical supplies were damaged
this afternoon when fire broke out
in the hold of a British freighter
locked in Brooklyn Omen and
city detectives decided the fire was
accidental.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
NITAMINS TO BRITISH

PORT CHESTER. ~. Y. Jan.
IL ms -NitamIn sweets Will
soon be sent to British children.
Under plans completed today.
1000 600 viiamln sweets in the
form OF lolengeS viii be turned
out al the Life Savers plant here
for shipment to the British young
>ters during 1911 10 remedy
Vliamin deficiencies resulting from
War ration diets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Spirit Of, 1876

WASHINGTON. Jan. Il
ms William J. McDermott
Jr. the chief bill clerk of the
House of Representatives. de-
clared today that the number
Of the historic lease lend bill
- the House - l776 49, was
purely accidental
L was simply by the oddities
Of sequence McDermott SAID.
that the bill drew this number
which is so full Of historical
cunnotatlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
w ar Notes
LINER DARES BLOCKADE

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. IL
4NSl-The French liner Men
doza, moored in Buenos Aires har-
Dor since O., the Vichy government
surrendered TO Germany sailed for
France last night with a full
cargo of4oodstuffs and without
British permission 10 go through
the naval blockade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Sir Philip Gibbs
Explains Italian
ReVerses


Germany u-ill come 10 the oid
Of Italy IN an attempt 10 rob
the Greeks of their uiotoriss,
Ssy PHILIP Gibbs. famous British
loor analyst. predicts IN the fol-
iou,ine criticize wri,ten for Inter
Medicinal Nous Service. Ger
r,onys plan, hoWeuer, may be
frustrated b. more material aud
from Britain and the United
States, the noted correspondent
aala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
FRENCH RACE PERILED'

VICHY. Jan 10l-uNS) The
future of the whole French race
is gravely threatened unless ar
engagements are made TO enable
greatly increased distribution of
vltamln foods Professor Chevalier.
food expert attached to the Vichy
government declared today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
HIS MOTHER FEARED

"You will bring disgrace on
your mamma" She told him. But
Joe knew what he wanted and
finally she gave her consent and
her blessing
The show went broke before
long. Joe went broke too. He went
three days without eating and on
the third day when he went back
10 his shabby rooming-houSe there
was a letter from his Nom. As he
IT, a Crumplcd two-dollar
bill fell out
"He never told me he was in
trouble" his mother explained
years later1I just sort Of knew
IT. Ny heart told me. ! only had
that = dollars, tut I sent II 10
my boy"
Next day Joe got a job In a