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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
five new EXAMS
FOR WAR SERVICE
NOW ANNOUNCED

The United States Civil Service
Commission today announced five
new examinations for war service
appointments, as shown below. APP
plicants must be filed with the
Commissioners Washington office
not later than the closing date
specified. The examinations are:
Junior Professional Assistant,
$1,000 a year. Positions exist in
Washington, d. c. and> throughout
the United States. No optional fields
of study are specified, but eligibles
are particularly desired in the
fields of public administration,
business analysis, economics, home
economics, library science, and
mathematics through calculus. APP
plicants must either have completed
a 4-year college course or be en-
rolled in their last semester OF
study. Applications must be filed
not later than May 81, 1912. A writ
ten general test will be given. There
are no age limits.
Student Nurse, for appointment
to the School of Nursing at ST.
Elizabeths Hospital, Washington. d.
c. Applications must be filed not
later than June Is, 1912. Graduation
from an accredited high school is
required, though senior students
may apply. Applicants must be be-
tween IS and 80 years and will be
given a written general test. APP
pointees will receive 1888 year and
quarters, subsistence, laundry and
medical attention.
Architect, $4,000 to $1,000 a year
Optional fields in which persons
are needed are design, specifica-
lions, and estimating. Completion
of a 4-year college course in arch
itecture or architectural engineer
ing is required for the lower grade
For the other grades appropriate
architectural or engineering edu-
cation or experience, part of which
was in one of the options. is nee
essary No written test will be given.
There are no age limits. Applications
will be rated as received until fur
ther notice.
Junior Calculating Machine OPP
orator. $l,440 year. Applicants
must be over 10 and will be required
TO take a practical test to De per-
formed on calculating machine.
Applications must be filed net later
than June rs, 1912.
Junior Stenographer, $1.440
year. Applicants will now be rated
on general test as well as the re-
quired practical test in tipping, and
dictation, which will be given only
to stenographers and at the rate
OF So words minute. Applicants
must have reached their eighteenth
birthday, but there is no maximum
age limit. Applications will be ac-
cepted until the needs of the service
have been met.
Full information as to the require
ments for these examinations, and
application forms, may be obtained
at 81 Federal Building.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
RADIO men
NEEDED FOR
ALA5kADUTY

The deral Communications
Commission announced today that
it has several vacancies for radio
operators in its National Defense
Operations section.
Applications are now being ac-
cepted for positions in Alaska pay
ing $4,000 year Applicants are re-
quired to submit proof of United
States citizenship and ability to
send and receive the Inferno tional
Morse code at speed of rs words
a minute
The commission also announced
that vacancy exists for a radio
maintenance man. who likewise
must be a United States citizen,
and will be required to service and
maintain radio equipment, includ-
ing transmitters and receivers OF
standard design. No code profit
cheney is required for this position.
Deferment from military duty is
requested by the Commission for
all employees engaged in its Ma
tional Defense activities.
Radiomen who believe they can
qualify for these positions are re-
quested to communicate as soon
as possible with the Supervisor,
Federal Communications Commits
sion, p. o. Box 379, Fairbanks, Al
aska, or with the Monitoring Of
ficer lin Charge. Box 2451, Juneau;
or the Federal Communications
Commission in the Shattuck Build
ing, listing qualifications and in
dicating when they will be avail
able for duty.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
Mining Bill
Amendedin
Senate 0. K.
Assessment Suspension Is
Passed by House
Final Action Soon

WASHINGTON, April 28-Final
Congressional action is expected IN
the near future on the bill of Rep
resentative James F.. O'Connor Of
Montana to suspend the annual as
sessment for work on mining claims
in the United States and Alaska
until July l, l943.
The House Bill went to the Sen
ate yesterday after being passed,
and Senator johnson offered an
amendment to strike out the pro-
vision limiting the number of claims
to which the suspension would ap-
ply and the bill has been returned
to the House for concurrment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
WRA Now Serving Nearly
100000 Meals Every Day;
Non Profit Organization
CONTINUED from Page One)

biggest office building, the new War
Department structure across the Po-
tomac River in Arlington, Va.
That cafeteria will have % service
lines, capable of handling more than
10000 people daily. 1t will provide
100000 square feet of space for eat
ing, enough room to seat 5000 per-
sons at one time.
A gigantic soda fountain in the
new War Department Building
should rate as a point of interest
for future sightseers in the capital.
1t will be 288 feet long That's al
most city block. The building will
also have six huge lunch counters.
The Welfare Association also OPP
crates exclusive dining rooms for
officials in various government
agencies. Big shots of the War Pro-
duction Board have a special room
they outfitted and furnished them
selves. The association bills them for
the food and service they receive.
Many busy government officials
have lunch or dinner sent to their
desks. The number has increased
greatly in the last two years Of de-
Tense and war business.
Uncle Sans workers apparently
are not Inducing in luncheon orgies
They pay an average of 81 cents a
meal for the food served in the cafe
terias, according to association fig
ures. The association reports its net
income at three-tenths of a cent
per tray.
Profits are used in expanding and
improving the service. The associa-
ton also operates public tennis
courts, swimming pools, boat and
bicycling places.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
FORMER JUNEAU
RESIDENT dies
IN CALIFORNIA

Word has reached here today of
the death several days ago in Oak
land, California, of Charles C.
Wlnpple, former Juneau resident
who was once Assistant Superin-
terident of the Alaska -Gastineau
Mine.
Mr.. Whipple was a member of
the Juneau Lodge of Elks, having
been initiated in 1916. He was 70
years old. His widow survives him.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
JIMMY COLE WE'D
IN CALIFORNIA
CITY ON APRIL 4

Word was received here this week
of the marriage April 4 in Santa
Monica, California, of Jimmy Cole,
Oldest son of Cash Cole of Juneau.
The bride is the former Dolores
Goldsmith of that city and the
wedding was performed in the
Chapel of the Dawn in Santa Mon
lea.
Jimmy Cole is now employed as
an inspector in general assembly at
the Northrop Airplane Plant in
California.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
CAPT. n. n. BOND HERE
S0UTHB0UND SUNDAY

Capt. Hamilton H. Bond passed
through Juneau over the weekend
on his way south from Chilkoot
Barracks and while he was here
said goodbye to his many friends
in Juneau,
Capt. Bond, formerly stationed in
Juneau, was Warrant Officer until
he was activated into the U s..
Army as Captain short time
ago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
IS. TAKEN
OVER BY NAvY;W00D
SOUTH FOR AIRplANE

The familiar mission yacht Mes
senger owned by Pastor H. L. Wood
has been commandeered by the
Navy and will soon be in govern
ment service.
Pastor H. L. Wood is to fly to
Seattle on business and bring back
the Fairchild plane which he re-
Gently purchased for travel in the
west and the interior.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
Jean VdnderLeest
Returns from South

Jean VanderLeest has returned to
her home in Juneau after receiv-
ing medical care in Seattle for the
last nine months. She is much i'm
proved in health and delighted to
be home again with her friends and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Van
derLeest.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
TO CLEAR
PORTLAND
OF JAP5
Complete Evacuation Ord
cred Of Entire City by
Next tuesday

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, April
28-Japanese have been ordered re-
moved from the entire city OF Port
land, Oregon, by next Tuesday.
This is the first order evacuating
enemy aliens and American born
japanese from oregon and Portland
is the first major Pacific Coast
city to be entirely cleared of per-
sons OF Japanese descent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
ATTENTION TO TRAFFIC

All cars, especially pleasure cars.
are requested not to park from the
Fire Hall to Franklin st. and down
to the Gastineau Hotel on account
of this being a regular fire lane.
Signed,
EMMETT BOTELHO.
Chief of Police
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

Thomas Thompson entered st.
AIMS Hospital this morning for
medical treatment.
Alvin Rudolph was admitted to
the Government Hospital yester-
day for medical treatment.
Mrs. Mary Tang left the. Govern
ment Hospital to return home to-
day after having received medical
treatment there.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
CDA WILL MEET
TONIGHT IN HALL

Catholic Daughters of America
will hold a social and business
meeting tonight in the Parish Hall.
according to Miss Betty Goodman.
Grand Regent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28

Don't forget TO vote. Polls do
not close until Z tonight. VOTE.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28

Don't forget TO vote. Polls do
not close until 7 tonight. VOTE!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28

Don't forget to vote. Polls do
not close until 7 tonight. VOTE!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
- c o l. | S E U M =
love Thy Neighbor"
DISEASE REPORT
LISTS MANY CASES

In the Territory last week, l04
cases of mumps were reported, ac-
cording to the regular weekly chart
of the Division of Communicable
Disease Control of the Department
of Health
Anchorage listed 10 of the mumps
cases, and also reported scarlet
fever, S German measles. Z pneu-
monia cases and z chicken pox.
Ketchikap reported mumps
cases; Kodiak 10 and Kotzebue II.
Juneau's list of diseases for the
week included 6 whooping cough
cases, 3 measles and mumps.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28

Subscribe to the Daily Alaska
Empire-tne paper with the largest
paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-28
BURR MCINTOSH,
ACTOR, AUTHOR,
dies SUDDENLY
Noted Lecturer, Former
War Correspondent,
Stricken on Bus

Continued from Page One)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka
jim LONDOS ZAPASITI BU-
DE v COLISEUM.

Prfstf dtery, dine 6. fijna v
krfzkovych zapasech pofada-
fnych v Coliseum Jim Londos,
'sveto znamy champion v zapas
nickem oboru vaz1cf EOS Id. re
st. Louis utka Sc s Michaelem
Leone, 215 Id. z Detroit. Ia
pas tento urcen jest ma dobu /
porazky.
V nasledujfcich A zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky dcinkujf:
Joe Millich, PIP lb. re st.
Louis VS.. Rudy Dusek, 218 ID.
z Omahy.
Johnnie Long, 2O5 lb. z Bal
timore VS.. Tom George, 218 Id.
z Recka.
Morris Shapiro, 21O ID. Ka-
nadsky lid VS.. Jim Austeri,
PA Id. z Passaic, N. j.
John Vanski, 215 ID. Litvin
VS.. Ace Freeman, 2O5 Id. z
New Yorku.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
kroji mali vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
VEREJNA z VSEM


Vazeni krajane:-
Sdruzenl Ceskoslovenskych
.SpolkI zada cd kazde cesko-
slovenske rodiny, ably laskave
nam sdelili jmena a domaci a.
dresy jejich SYM a deer, kterf
jsou We vojenske sluzbe Spoj.
|Stat1. Name v 1myslu vytvoriti
"Roll of Honor" vsech nasich
hochn a devcat a jejich jmena
bezplatne otisknout v pamat-
niku, ktery sestavujeme pro
mas Bazaar.
Doufame, re nasf vyzvu u
poslechnete a jmena a adresy
zaslete tajemn1ku Sdruzenf
Csl. Spolk1 nejdele do 10. r1j-
ma.
Litovali bychom, kdyby ne
ktera jmena byla vynechana,
ale bez pomoci vsech rodic1 a
odberatel1 TELEGRAPH, neby-
10 by mono ia jmena zfskati.
Zajiste zadna obt1z to neni po-
slat postovni llstek S jmenem,
adresou a vojenskou hodnostl
vsech deer a syn1 tai. Sdruze-
nych SpolkI. Kdyz tax kazda
ceskoslovenska rodina ucin1 do
10. r1jna Dude pax jistota, re
ia jmena budou v Pamatn1ku.
zadame dale, ably vsechny
ceskoslovenske spolky Ma
rylandu ktere obdrzely knfzky
ma ziskavanl jmena "Patron1"
by laskave odvedli knfzky S
pencil tez do 10. Tfjna.
Jelikoz jmena 'vojfn1 a Pa
tronn" must byt pripravena k
otistenf v Pamatnfku, jsme nu-
ceni urcit jisty den ma pfihla-
Semi.
Mas Bazaar pod jmenem
"Bazar pro Vitezstvf" Dude pc
radan We dnech g., 30, 80. a
81. f1jna 1912 v Katolicke Blu
dove, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic.
Cisty vytezek pripadne ma
Osvobozovaci akci a Dude roz-
delen mezi SvaZem Ceskych
Katolik1 a Odbockami Narod-
nfho Sdruzeni v Marylandu.
Posledni Bazaar poradany
Sdruzenim v 1910 Sc vydafil a
vzhledem 1celu tohoto Bazaru
Sc ocekava, re vysledek Dude
daleko vetSl.
S pozdravem,
Ia Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkG
JOS. Pokorny, tai.
1881 E. Madison st.
Tel. BR oadway 0593
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
PLYNEM UKONCEN zIVOT
COLCANOVE.

Marie Colgan, demokraticka
narodn1 pracovnice, jez byla
nalezena S manzelem svym,
statnim senatorem, Edwardem
j. Colgan, otravena plynem v
|jejich Guilford prfbytku 10.
zaTi, zemrela v nemocnici v
pondelf. Manuel jeff byl mr.
tev, kdyz sousede citfc1 plyn,
vesli do prfbytku a tam nalezli
ma kamnech vsech pet hofakd
otevrenych a nezapalenych.
Colganova a manzel byli Gin
nymi v demokratickych politi-
kach statu pc leta. Colganova
zvlaste znamou byla, jake W.
borna organisatorka demokra-
tickych zen a dostavanf cd
mich volebn1ch hlasG. Praco-
vala We vsech demokratickych
presidentskych volbach cd ro-
ku 1882.
V prvn1ch dvou kampanfch
sdruzena byla Sc senatorem
Radcliffe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
OSUDNA SRAzKA.

We srazce dvou osobnfch VIA
XII S nakladnfm vlakem Balti-
more and Ohio drahy usmrce-
no bylo sest osob a jinych IA
zraneno jak We ctvrtek rano O.
znameno.
Wax z Detroit vrazil ma Gle
veland nocnf vlak, jenz zasta-
vii Sc, ably opravy ucineny by
ly ma mem v Dickerson, Md.
.Stroje a vozy chytily Sc a no.
rely pc cele hodiny, nezli chen
zmozen byl.
We ctvrtek vecer oznameno,
re IL mrtvol vzato z Pullman
vagonu. Jest obava jeste O il
ne.
= Ctyri zabiti byli, kdyz je.
jich truck sjel Sc silnice a vra.
I'll do stromu Denton, Nc
Diva byli muzi a dive zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
Valka s komary.

z Robstown p1se j. F. Mora
vek: Nynf tn name valku S
komary. Pc tom prvn1m vel
KEN deSti v cervenci komarI
Sc ukazalo velice malo, ale "a
to ted je jich hrozne mnoho a
jsou velicl i nohat1. Jso to asi
komari re slanych bahnisek a
ty je tezko kontrolovati. Ma
stestf nejsou lidskemu zdravi
nebezpecnl.
V Port Arkansas oznamili, a.
by rybaTi sc tam jeste ctrnact
dnf neodvazovali. KomarI je
tam tolik, re bez ochrany ru-
kou a obliceje tam nikdo nevy-
drz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02

sest ozbrojenych bandit1 v
Chicago prepadli Sophii Pa
trickovou jejfm obchodu
drobnymi potrebami v &. 2316
sew. Western ave., zamkli OBJ
chod, svazali zenu ma nohou,
zatahli il do zadni mistnosti,
kde il zacpali 1sta a ukradli
$50 a sedm karton1 cigaret.
Byli obchodu hodinu a pnl a
zakazn1ky nepustili pc cas- pro-
hlfdky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02

Albert M. Shubert, kasir CT
tizens banky v Shubert, Neb.,
byl odsouzen do statn1 trestni-
&c ma lhGtu cd jednoho do de-
siti rok1 pro zpronevefeni SOL
SGT. Podvod pachal osm ro-
XII a dovedl je tax zakryti, Re
ami pri statn1 prohl1dce knih Sc
ma to ~neprislo. Jeho plat OBJ
nasel 500 mesfcne a ponevadz
mu to nestacilo k panskemu Wy
stupovani, pomahal 81 bankov-
mimi pencil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
UKRADLI 40 CUMOVYCH
KOL.

Tri zalovani jsou z vniknuti
do garaze automobiloveho kup
ce a ukraden1 mu automobily,
gumova kola, ~nastroje a radio
v Gene $4,000. Zalovanymi
jsou: John J. Breen, Albert
Kalota a Joseph j. Langhery.
Kazdy drzan jest pod zarukou
Sc, 900. Vnikli do garaze ma
Mount Royal Avenue a Nc
Mechen ulici v nedeli. Wall
odtud diva automobily, ktere 81
tam zanechali pred kradez1.
Ukradli 40 gumovych kol atd.
Automobily pozdeji naleze-
ny byly v privatnf garazi Geo.
Maisch ma E. Eager ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
HLEDANf DfVKY MARNYM
DOSUD.

Nastavajfcf vojak z Atlanta,
nebude-li poskytnuta mu wy
datna pomoc, Dude muset do
vojska bez dfvky sve v tonic
tydnu.
Vojak, Georgian, psal nedav-
ma administered by pomoci mu
nalezti Mollie Jane Canaday,
,jez odejela z Atlanta v bTez-
nu a v Baltimore byla, kdyz
cukr registrovan byl v kv6tnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
JEDEN USMRCEN. IA
ZRANENO.

Ctrnact osob zraneno bylo,
ctyri velice tezce a jeden cho-
dec usmrcen byl v automobile
vych a poulicn1ch karach kon-
Gem tydne.
Sedm bylo jedoucfmi ma dvou
automobilech, ktere srazily Sc
ma Lexington a Howard ulicfch
kratce pred 5. hodinou v pom
deli rano.
sest jinych zraneno, kdyz ka-
ra, v nfz jeli ma Hartford road
" blfzkosti Parkside Drive, vra
Ella do AUTOMOBILE kolem 4.
hodiny v nedeli rano.
Motorista z Hanover, Md,
zranen byl, kdyz kara vrazila
do trucku ma Washington Bou-
levard u Relay.
Carl Butler byl jedinym, CO
usmrcen byl. Srazen byl, kdyz
chtel pTejfti Hartford road u
Moravia Avenue kolem 8. no
diny v sobotu vecer.
- Shit byl peti muzi. Jeden
z 1tocnikI pTejel jej petkrate
lezfciho ma Freeland silnici v
Baltimore okresu. Poranenym
byl Harry N. Cottrell, 28lety z
East Eager .ulice, zfizenec v
lodnicke praci. V nemocnici je
mala nadeje ma zachraneni je-
no. Pet tech muz1 zatceno by
10. Vsichni jsou z Freeland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02

z Washingtonu oznameno,
re valecna rychlost vsech po-
vozG S gumovymi koly v teto
zemi je 35 mil v iodine. Toto
plnou platnost vejde %. lis
Vsechna kola vsech
automobile must ku prohl1dce
dany byti kazdych 60 dni. Ry-
GHOST 35 mil vejde v platnost
1. rfjnem pro vsechny povozy
krone bust a truck1. Tyto phi
dou v platnost Is. Tljna. Tato
perioda povolena pro potrebne
upraveni j1zdn1ch Tad1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
DIVA
USMRCENI v ANNE
ARUNDEL.

Armadnf pilot a jeho pomoc-
mix usmrceni byli v nedeli kdyz
jejich vzducholod sritila Sc do
pole u Linthicum Heights v
Anne Arundel okresu. Jednim
byl lieutenant Luther w. Cart
wright a druhym sergeant Ellie
Williams, cernoch. Otec Cart
virginia je ddstojnlkem v po-
BRENT strait v Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
Predicting oznameni krajan.
skych podnikH.

= 4. rijna = nedele - v
Auditoriu Osady sv. Vaclava
Ochotnici poTadajf divadlo Sc
zpevy "TaboTenf ma Sazave'.
-28., 30, 80. a 81. ffjna =
BAZAAR, V Katolicke Budove
)Lyceum(.
= IA. listopadu = sobota-
v Sokolovne "Rad Free State"
Zabava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
VALEcNE kONTRAKTY SKOI
RO 2 BILIONY DOSAHUJf.

Cena valecnych kontraktG
zadanych Baltimorskym indus
trim namofnictvem a arma-
dou pc mes1c cervenec dosahla
WISE $1,895, 636, 900. Pro vzdu-
c%hoplavbu bylo 1923, 158, 900,
pro lodi $397,299,OOO, $417,-
$4,000 pro RUNE kontrakty
atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02

14lety pomocnik ma mlekaT-
skem trucku zemrel v nemoc-
nici 20 pTejetf truckem. Mladf-
KEN je Paul Sarinholt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-02
DESET ROKU IA
ZASTRELENf.

Henry Parker, cernoch, Cd
souzen byl ma 10 rokG do kaz-
nice pro zastTelenf cernocha,
James Moody, v S. Bond ulici.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
u. 5. Court Permits
York Ice Mercer

SCRANTON, Pa. June 10.-An
opinion permitting the merger OF
York Ice Machinery Corporation
and York Corporation has been
handed down by United States Dis
trict Judge Watson. On Jan. %,
1941. York Ice Machinery submit
ted plan 10 merge with York Cor
poration. bat suit was brought by
several individuals 'to stop the
merger. Judge Watson said the
directors lin preparing the plan OF
merger. acted in good faith, No
benefit was intended TO any class
of stockholders at the expense of
others"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Auto
Graphs

The interim tire" which was
the subject of a press conference
this week. seems to have touched
If a little fireworks IN the en-
ineering and automobile fields.
The consensus was that too
much Importance had been at
tached 10 a situation which was
still in a nebulous state.
As one prominent engineer
queried. rs there a rubber short
age? ?" Which seems 10 be ques-
tion that no one will answer
positively and knowingly.
But the principal thing that all
will agree upon is that the tire
situation at last has been placed
in capable hands. G. +. BOSS
Kettering and Fred M. Zeder
have been designated from the
Inventors Council and both the
automobile and tire industry
have joined hands in seeking a
solution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Find Common Ground

ii any optimism at all can
come out of such a mixup as the
rubber question has resolved
Itself. il is from the fact that
Boss Kettering will have a hand
in il. His organizational ability
alone makes il almost certainty
that something to cheer the mo-
torist will be found.
He has already brought into
the picture. together with the
War Engineering Board. the two
organizations most affected. the
auto and tire companies. Work.
ing together, the group should
find common ground 10 afford
relief to the nation and keep the
cars and trucks rolling for a long
time TO. come.
Jim Zeder is chairman Of the
WEB committee and his two
aides are j. NJ. Crawford OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
MARRlAGES-BIRTHS-D EATHS-DlvORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Bay p. Pensh.l' IS Margaret R'n'inssr'
Albert J. latte. a.; csrolin. N. s. orier.
John J. Becker Jr.. ~, Hulds Willems. 30.
lCharls A. Pagaini, as; Virginia Gentle. 26.
Marvin r. Barrett, 70; Anne Zanorowski,
lHaroId wendell. "a: Florence Sage. IS.
Marvin Ross. 20 Lillian Haeke. IS.
Michael Pinter. ~. Theresa Casey. p.
Joseph Mekowski. n: Blanche Pratt. II.
lcharIi. GooIsby, 90; Frieds Carr rs.
Vincent Leanra. Is. Josephine cspozsoli.
Leland Wells. 10: Jos.phin. Rurieh. 10.
Easard prumhsIIer' 49, Margaret Dumas
Jane, 8. shotusri. IS; Le,,l. p. Allen. IS.
John II. Bsssley. 70: Eloiss Ings. is
s6e.r, G Ps..rson "a virsinis Piiosan. 10.
IiEnszio csruso. So. Amelia Mondini. So.
Alphonse Pflsrsk. IL; Evelyn Draminski'
u.sr, wy..ur. AZ: FINN. r. Peters. as.
Willard Eldred "a: Leore Mcberley. IS
FRANK r. Harvey ~: virginia Gearns, 81.
John n Corun. p: Betty J. bebert' ~
Augustine Bartoletu; 81 Mary lslugo; H.
John Fisharty. 10; Mary L. Nokely, "a
Carlton l.. Craig Jr., al: Rsnelda James,
v.rls J. Russell. "a clare Ellis corIsit. 10.
Floyd Ksmlnski. ~ Mary csrare. q
Frank c, Bramo'. IL Florence X Nc
Waiter NJ KsnEaG "a; Msrths Z.
Rossr, Jones. "a. Hnds p Lockhar,, IS.
Charles o. Turner. IS: Lillian Vaughn. 81
Harold J. Edwards, ~. Gertrude ]. Vance,
IS
Bert Queen. ~; Doris Frederick. IS.
Charles Moushian. u Marjorie L sheusriy'
sidney II. w.in.r 81 Esther Levy II.
Henry Matt as. Rose e. Zybura Is,
Donald A. Jackson. IS, Grace l. Hopson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
First Hand Report

Detroit tanks have been men,
toned in the news dispatches OF
the Libyan battles. But first
hand information is brought here
by Col. A. w. Harrington. presi-
dent of the Society of Automo-
tive Engineers, who has just
returned from seeing them for
himself.
american tanks are doing a
swell job" he said enthusiastic
cally. 1--WE seen both the light
and the medium tanks there and
they are really performing. Yes.
the Chrysler tanks are right In
the midst of the battles and we
can be proud of them"