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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
by soNYA LOFTNEss
Tacoma Times Staff Writer


Tor the first time In the history
Of the Tacoma Philharmonic. the
season opened with the orchestra
drawing upon the talent Of the
armed forces. q strange mixture
q fun dress and military uniforms,
Z visible tribute to carrying on
symphonic activities under diff
cult circumstances =. and a sight
very likely to become . prevalent
one in this years American mu-
sical circles.
Last nights concert opened with
The exquisite strains Of the Lohen-
grin prelude. In which the theme.
vHll-lEnown to lovers Of Wagner,
begins In the high violins.
h fncf Il was tire very beau
MD violln section that carried
- first 1ese-sS philharmonic
Uoocert successfully through.
ne choice Of the Russian Pro-
lofkefrs Classical symphony"
- = particularly welcome one
not = wei known work. but q
boauttful one. Eugene Linden has
Interpreted this with notable
1lnsuse. and the gavotte movement
ms particularly distinguished with
restraint, delightful whimsy. and
delicate nuance-
II y really unfortunate that
than who heard Mona Pauiee sing
two Sundays ago on the Andre
Kogfelanitx hour over CHS along
with many other stars from the
Metropolitan. didn't have the priv
ueGo Of television. Guest star Of
ehe evening. the hiack-haired
heauty. gowned in formal dress
Nth black basque bodice Of black
natin, fun skirt In cleaning white
satin. long black gloves. and a
single white Kardenia In her hair.
vas unusually lovely. Years Of
splendid training reflected In the
'well-tsmpered tones and the pleas
inx control Of her voice. At her
~ q her French numbers.
~Adieu rcrets'' and -Chere Mutt. =
- nang with poise. balance. and
= warm rndiance.
U11srtunateiy fhe muskc for
49, rnuAee's accompaniment
.. - - nrv1xu.6 anx - A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Federal Woy Wins

FEDERAL WAY-Federal Way
Eagles. showing steady improve
ment each week. wen their first
game of the season by defeating
Yelm Tornadoes. 1910, with a three
touchdown outburst in the second
half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

-Four big scores were registered
Friday night by the feminine
bowlers Of the Women's City
league on the Coliseum alleys.
Helen BIattler and Laurene Put
brss tied for the top mark. each
shooting b2s. Erma Musselman
rolled 5l1 and Fern Coles 500.
Lorraine Miller opened her series
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Kent Triumphs. rs

KENT - The placekick which
Monty Weeks booted here yester-
day gave Kent vandals their first
victory over Enumclaw Tigers
since 1888 and their second
straight in Puget Sound confer
ence play. The score was TO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

II was scotfy hurdocks Pack
|" individually ana collectively
no ald me damage.
We schnscn started fAinEs
~nea Ne roEed = <as opening
.m breaking hurdccks Eot
-. ana me veteran MI
LSsch took care Of TIE
ee,ee record with games 81
lsis 80 Ana ~ Tor . 20
~ rat fersen Was oe
er q me Old marx o. 80.
me PACKERS. aided by Johnson's
brilliant effort rolled 1851 IN their
Iint eAme 70 eclipse the former
n'en team snkie marx o. LUG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

Auburn IL. NiIlan0va 8.
North Carolina Pre- Flight 81,
Temple o.
Tulsa al. 1T. Louis O.
Oregon state Rocks s. Oregon
t'rosh ?.
Montana Frosh 6. Idaho Frosh 0.
Utah State 40. Fort Douglas !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
HE CAN TAKE 1T

AUSTIN - Alvin Bell has re-
fereed the Texas-oklahoma foot
ball games for the last 10 years.
pisce winner IN each league partiel-
Dsttng IN the Championship series.
The leagues are under the olreet
s,1pervision OF the physical training
officer. ard his assistants. corpora
Glenn p MayheW and Private AVN
Feiier. II. McClelland and Il Mach
lowitz are in charge OF the rlyers
league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

fINth~ LEatbE
Schedule will begin this weekend
with the following teams.
psavers Is Hawks. Eagles vs. In
afsns. Bombers vs.. SKY Riders. Hor-
nets. bye.
The play-off for the Base cham
pionship will take place the second
week in November with the first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Ohe Mixed Haq
With Elliott Meteolf

The shooting with
shooting sturdy
uplan duillcom back In large
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Tacoma Bowlers in Record
Smashing Kegling Session
Vic Johnson Rolls 259 Come and Bill
Leftwich Spills Wood for 664 Series

Tacoma
the
N four of the existing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. S. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In u. s WAR
BONDS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Won Lost T1ec
BASE LEAGUE

Scalpers and Quacks have post
poned their game TO play at finish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
LEAGUE STANDINGS

SfrQeant Broussard. team ChptaIu
of me league leading Tigers. played
freshman football at Louisiana state,
iust previous 10 entering the service.
MEDICs LEAGUE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

BY the way. many Tacoma
and Washington state hunters
are going or are already In ac-
tion In Oregon. Many others.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
II you want to be
both use beauty
aids sparinglY
%%@sa Blythe

VYF YOU will do your part to con-
serve, there will be enough
cosmetics for everyone, even
though ingredients are not as plenti-
full as they once were" So says S. l..
Mayham. director, Board of Stand
ards, Toilet Goods Association.
But the word conserve" does not
mean hoard" he reminds you.
Says he: Cosmetics are not in
tended to keep fresh indefinitely,
and the woman who boards may
not in every instance find hers the
same as they were when she bought
them"
So, to be both patriotic and smart,
buy only what you need, and use
it economically. That's his ad-
vice. From Florence E. Wall, con-
sultant. who teaches consumer edu-
cation on cosmetics, come some of
these conservation tips.
Creams? A thin film of cleanser
will slide off as much dirt as a heavy
mask of the stuff. If there are chunks
of unsoiled cream on the tissue that
you drag off, your habits are waste
full. As for fabrication. the use of
some friction, a little elbow grease
which is not on the priorities -
will help to make your softening
cream 60 farther and do better job.
Don't Spluxgs
LOTIONS? Pat on an astringent or
face lotion with a pledget of cotton.
It's more economical - and tidier
habit - than spilling and slapping.
Keep the creamy line in your bottle
of hand lotion high by using only
the amount your skin will take. If
you have to wipe any off. you're
wasting the precious stuff.
Cheek rouge, compact-powder
type? When the cake wears down to
a thin rim, which eludes your puff,
scratch the rouge with pin to break
it up. There is many a dab of color
left to be tapped before you throw
the box away. As for cream rouge,
put it on lightly - you can always
Evening star., 1942-05-03
PATRIOTIC AND SMART
MAJOR FELTEN

add more. But too much the first
time is a waste. One way to mini
mize erasures - and to improve
your technique, by the way = is to
stipple the rouge on each cheek in
faint freckle-like dots and to melt
these into a tender pink crescent
with fingers dipped in cold water.
You'll find that you don't need to
wipe off color, only moisture.
The fewer lip-coats you paint on,
the longer your little red bullet
stays with you. So, for more eco
nomical and more lasting applica-
tions, choose your lipstick tones in
darker shades. You'll be surprised
to see how much farther you can
space out your touch-ups. To salvage
the last miserly bit of lipstick out
of case, fish it out with a brush or
matchstick. and USE. When the case
is finally emptied, save it for rehlls.
Because of war needs for metal, your
erstwhile lipstick case may become
collectors item.
If you've been disappearing in
a cloud Of dust ioheva you pO,c-
dered your face, begin ,,endins
your ipays. n neagev dip and a
careful pat are the sleu ,pay.
Don't throsc out a bor of po,sder
because you're bored scith the
shade. Buy a trial-sise box Of a
seductiU tint, and mir the ne,p
,Cith the old.
Nail grooming? Consider polish
remover. If you'll hold the soaked
cotton to your nails little longer,
you'll need to use less of the solvent.
AS for polish. to get all that is COM
ing to you out Of bottle, you can
thin out the lacquer, when it be-
comes thick and unmanageable,
by pouring in few drops of non-oily
polish remover. But be sure it's the
,,on-oily kind. And to get a high
gloss with less polish, buff your nails
before you apply your lacquer.
Perfume? Use it to moisten little
cotton pellets that can be cached
again and again inside your hat
band. clothes, girdle or purse. Spray
it ON your hair, which isn't washed
as often as your skin. Use it inside
the hens of dresses that aren't
taken too often for a cleaning
Guard perfume against such pilfer-
ers as evaporation, light, and heat
by keeping the bottle in its box in
cool. dark place.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

TW-S-3-4l
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

beionbers in einer 3eit, mo 10 l1ners
bortes uno gntideioenoes eeidiebt,
SSntereiie, fieberbaftes SsntereHe baben
am Ne,1eiten. Mber tpenn man bas
Neueite auf Sic @age bes @eiites lest,
Damn erfennen mir iofort, oab oas
Neueite an fid S6aum uno gebel
lit. Benn na,1 iid am Sdluiie nad
elmer Mabl5eit nit Depei6en ,1no
Mgenturberidten fraet nad bem mo-
ralifden @epi,,n, 10 lnuB man befens
nen, Bob ct in oer &egel lnenolid
beibeiben lit. @orte, @orte, nibts als
8orte, bat Sbafeipeare's Samlet ge>
Iagt. gs lit l1nterbalt,tng aber es.
lit nidt Nabrung.
9ie 3eihng madt I'M aqgemeinen
tpie bas ga6io geoanfenlos. sic lit
ein Gbaos bon 8ielerlet nn6 Mller@
lei ein tpilbes Durbeinanoer bon
OberfladIidem ,,no geebeniddliden.
Sic lit ein Seino 6es Eiefen, bes
@riinoliben un6 bes grnlteu. Man
bat Der 3eitung >al,m 8orpurf gee
madt uno ber Gornurf lit in man,
dem beredtiet, oaB fie bas 8ud ge=
totet bot. Die 3abl oerer, Die bas
ernite griin6libe 8nh mebr lieben
ais oie 3eit,ms. lit eering. Die Moiie
lieit, tpenn es gut gebt, nod 9roidii-
ren, &ursidriften 5lugblatter, ober
iie lieit fein 8ub ,nebr. Sic bat tel
men @eidmaf mebr fir iubftanai0le
Nabrung, fit Nabrtpertleftiire. Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

Das anbere miro eud 0a5l,gegeben."
Man braudt es uns nibt at iasen,
mir tpifen es fdon. aud Gbrilten
mfen eiien. Aud gbriiten ntiifien in.
foleebefen faufen uno berfanfen,
Ibaffen ,,no beroienen. Nidt oas itebt
.i,t syrage. Mber oas, Oh oie @irtibaft
oas @rite un6 oas Bidtielte iei. go
5tpar, bab man ale Sage nur baoon
reben ,.no aIe Sage Die 3eitung oa-
nit fiillen mub. Aas ipir Ser 1no-
oernen 3eitung borlperfen miiiien,
bas lit, oaB iie bermaterialiiiert lit
nno oarun bermaterialiiiert. @s lit
au,n sSl,oe ,no @eioe tperoen unb ntht
5um gbriit tper6en, penn 1tan iabr-
aus iabrein ioldes S,,tter ibt.
Sd 11nterideibe: gs eibt 3eitun~
gen, bic i6 als raoifal fdledt beaeid=
ne, 3eitungeu, oie sottlos iinb. 3ei-
t,ingen, oie INNER ,pieoer in ibren
1tniittliden SSnieraten aur gntpeibung
Ser @be, aum &inbermoro, gum i9ant=
Iiien Bariete, gum abergla.ben anf*
foroern. 3eitlmsen, oie nidt 1.l1r ei-
ne relieioie @efabr, ionoern brett
eine paterldn6iide @efabr iino. l1nb
es gibt an6ererieits 3eit,tngen, bic
nibt raoifaI i9ledt iinb, neil iie nidt
6ireft aur @ottloiigfeit ,,no gum 2a-
iter aufforoern, aber oie man aud
ni6t als gut beaeidnen fann, fonoern
ais sefdbrlid beaeidnen mub, tpeil
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
Dbio @aiienfreanS

3eituns 1T oarum audi cine @efabr
fiir bas, mas friiber aur @infebr uno
Sammlrng einluo, fir Sen Sonntag
,uuo fir oen Jamilienabeno.
0ie 3eitune lit Die &eflamenades
rim beg @eiddftes. sic itebt, nidt
nur I'M SSaieratenteiI. ionoern aud
i'm Sertteil, int 9ien1t ser @irtidaft.
sic iit Narftblatt, 8aaarorgan ee-
tuoroen. @ebet fa{t MIR nod bonn
&aufen ,tno Berfaufen, pont Genie
ben inb Gerbienen. Ssraet inlmsr
ansitli6 ,1no aufbrinelid: 8as tper>
BEN mir efien2 Bas tperben mir trins
fen9 8omit tperoen mir ,lns belief
beng. $50 iperben mir ,pobnen2 @ie
tperoen mir lrns unterbalten? gs lit
oer ousseiprodene @eeenias 3u iez
nem Gbriitusport: ,,Suhet 5uerlt bas
Geib @ottes uno feline @ercbtiefeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

rim Ser 3eit, bes Cages, Der @elt
uno Der WeItereisniiIe ift. Das
Sprahrobr bon Dem, mas man bette
oenft, mas man fast uno mas man
beute madt. Ser ssnbalt Der 3eitrne
ndre benentipreGeno, iuenn man Tic
amfmerfiam bon Der eriten bis aar
lesten Seite bur6sebt, oas Neue, bas
Riislide nno oas 8abre. Das "a.
aesseideben, bas @eidaft ,tno bic
SSbee. Sober, Der einen borurteilss
freien Slid fir Sic moberneHreiic bat,
peib aber, oaB beute bic Neiisfeit
uno bas @eidaft Der 3eitune ibren
|Stenpel aufbriiden. ltno barin Iieet
ibre @efabr.
Ber tpollte Ieugnen Sob mir ans,
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fie bon eine,n t1aterialiitii6en @eiite
oiftiert fino.
Sd betrad)te bie auseeipro1en fa-
tboliide 3eitung als oas abioIut not.
tpenoige @eeenmittel eeeen bie 8e-
fabren beg einieitigen Neuisfeitsblat.
tes uno oes einieitisen @efdGftsblat-
tes. ltnb ib neritebe unter Der aus.
geiproden fatboliiden 3eitung Die.
ieniee, bie allies: oie Yolitit Der Ge-
siernnsen uno ser 8olfer, Die 8olfs-
ipirtidaft, Die 8iIenidaft, Die &unit
,no alles, tpas man &,ltur nennt,
bon benz abloluten, etpieen unb allein-
ieliemabenoen @eiiebtspunft Der ia.
tboliihen @abrbeit beurteilt. 8as
ein bertider Barlamentarier Der
&ulturfampf3eit bon Ser fatboliIhen
Bolitif iagte, Dos gilt bon Der fatbo-
lii6en Breiie: Sic mub INNER l.nS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
Mitt,Dodj, Sen 1. smIi 1942
Sic fatboliibe 3eitmns
BON 8ralat &obert 0iaoer (Sdilbpade)

Der eeiiterfiilIte Wenib peritebt
af1es. tpenn er audi bon ,iemanoem
bertanoen iuiro" (1 Cor. 2,15). @s
gibts nidts, bon bent er nidbt reoen
fonnte. Ct fann bar,tm aur Mbiped-
flung alt6 einmal aus Dem @etit Got,
fes beraus bon Der 3eituna reben.
uno aipor beier uno antoritatiber als
ber natlirbafte mooerne Merih.
Denn noer naturbafte Menid faBt
ni6t, iuas @ottes @eilt iit" (1 Cor.
2,t4). @as balt Der @eiitmeni6
bom 3eihtngsmeniben? sSbeinbar
eibt es feine sr0beren @eseniate.
un6 oestpegen baben f6on @eiitmen-
f6en cine fatboliide 3eitune fr cine
innere ltnmSsIidfeit eebalten. Sn
ibren @ueen lit Sic 3eit,,ng bas
Spradrobr Ser 8elt. Die @elt aber
lit nad ct. Sobannes ser slueen
2,it, bes Sleiibes 2uIt ,no oes 2es
bens Soffart (1 Sob. 2,16). @ie
Tonne man geiit uno 8elt mitein=
amber perbi1loen? 8ie fDnne cine
3eitung fatboliid iein? @as lit oar
auf at iaeen2
8ir n1iiiien ser Code auf sen
@runb geben. 0as oel,ti6e &ort
3eit,tng ipie oos entipre6enoe frans
5oiii6e, italieniicbe 1tno engliide 8ort
oel,tet an, bob oie 3eit,ng Die 9fufe-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

Sample iener' 3eit irgenotpie fennt,
bent braud)t mat nur al lagen, oaB
ser erobe 9iid)of auf allen, Sronten
geiieet, lln1 fem fir6enpolittl6es
@erf iummaril6 5lt lpiiroigen. Man
oarf es 1pobI bic Staatsaftion &ette=
Iers beiBen. 9en @rfolg ieiner 8ri1l=
sipientrelle, diplomatic 11no Sirten=
forge, bic bon ser &lugbeit ser &inber
bieier gSelt 10 biel ipuBte, Inn es fir
Die Sntereiien 1no y@eiddfte'' oes
2itbtes aus5unuten. 9aS alles mag
irgenoipie I'M Goroergruuo itebe11.
9oG Dem ound6it unb es bersbo6
iiberrage,lo, tiirnlt iib Die 8elt, Die
aus Dem Snnerlten brangte llno gSirf<
Ii6feit tpltroe 1T &ettelers iosialer
Sat. Ct olrhI6al,te Sic Gerlogenbeit
bes felbitberrliben &apitalismus nit
einem Sbarfblid, ben mir berseblid9
Bel BEN Ia,ten ,lnb leioenihaftIi6en
Demagoeen iener Gage iu6en. CT
eepabrte redtseitie oas 8erbangnis,
oas nit Ser Sssnouitrialiiier,ng guro-
pos ben Mrbeiter iiberfiel.l l1nb er
NOR tatid6lid nidt sefonnen, I'm
NIT 6em faulelt Grieben at paftierer,
ben ber 2iberalism,is als bunlana|
Sat nod prizes. gein, bas SbDert
batte ct sebradt uno gebral.dt. 9as
Sdmert Ser uneridrodenen 8abr-
belt, bic bon ielbit aar fampferiiden
&edtsfor6erung miro. Gid nidt
fdeut, berrottete spiten1e at -aeridla-
gen, beudleriide @r6Ben ,,no fali9e
Nottpenoisfeiten nieoersubaue1L oa=
nit Der Weg fret tperoe fir bic Men-
fdentpiiroe nno oas Menidenredt bes
Broletariers, bent sic gtebol,,tion bie
8olberedtigung zines npierten Stane
oes'' 11idt er5tpinsen fonnte.
Dieier Mufbrud bes foaialen @e~
tpiiiens, 6ieier Sturm oer ioaialen
Gorberuna oieie Sat bes ioaialen
giniates bat bem eroBen 8iidof eis
men gamet ertporben, ben man iid
bamals nur insgebeim aufliiiterte uno
ben man beute fait nibf mebr fennt.
Ndn iprah bon Retteler ais bonn
nroten 9iidof'. Darin burg iib ei.
ne Ber6ddtigung, bie er fdmeralid,
aber eerne tr1ig. Die 8erbadtsmo-
mente lagen ia tpirflid nabe genug.
- Get. 5. G.=8.
.(SdluB folst)
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iiberall ben &atedisnus auflagen.
Ilio bie fatboliiben Brinaipien BE-.
tonen. SSn ibrer Mrt. @etpibl Mber
grunbfaslid. l1nberf6leiert uno I'M
geibmalert. Das, tur oas allein mabt
fie aur fatboliiden 3eitung.
Donoio gortes bat oem Sourna-
lismus ieiner 3eit ben gorpurf ae.
madt, oaB ct bas @egenteil ge,por-
ben Jet bon Dem, mas er iein jon.
8erufen, bent Bublifum iiber alles
Die @abrbeit a,t iaeen, iei CT in
Wirflidfeit bas @ittel getpor6en, u,n
(6ortlesung auf Seite 12)
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
DEATHS

Mary e McCu,cheon, s75i Havsrhlli, 80
STANLEY Kaminski - East Vernon, 80.
G.orge Herbert 3seo lroquois, ~
Jessls Burroughs e3 puffisld, ~.
Joseph M. coram. 2355s Sunnysde 81.
Adoiph M. Finsierwald Hotel statler. T3
Lorraine speer. Its3t Ashton. 81.
Victor Burnham Richardson. 1908 Faust
50
Louis Totrke. 3775 ST. clair. Is.
Catherine Howell. $3.50 MAY. -
Augustine T. Gaynor, Wayne Mlch-, 90.
John W licssi, 1922 Dayton. 81
Ami, Adams. 1917 East Alsxandrine, 81
Herbert Lowsks. 1852 Fairport. ~.
GAYLORD Clark. e33s Helen, v.
Mary 8 Gapert. 1895 Mark Twain %.
Jule Ardith Gni. 1917 Exeter, !.
charI,s J. r. Engel $50 Rosedale 81.
Myrtle Cain. Hazel Park. Mich, II.
William Bowdsn, Nj Clemens. Mich, %
Daisy c. wilson, 1909 Dearing. months
Augustus Scott sac Illinois. 40.
Fdith Bailey, 4s23 Mckinley, ~
isaac Lawrence, Pennington, Mich. 80.
Isaac Leib Rice 3o2s Carter. So,
Harold Mcintyre. I743l Besverland, %.
Frances Crysinski, 1927 Lumpkin, 5l.
Benjamin Omer shreyes es2 Lotnrop' es'
Harvey NJ. Janisse, 5s7 Philip. %
Mary Mcclosksy, l2t9 ST. Clair, "a.
Amy L. Hamnl. 24T2 cass. SIS
August Mesritz. Crosse Pte., Mich, 81
HARRIET l.. Golden, III Willis. %.
John oConnor. $40 East Grand Blvd, 20
sidney NJ Woods. 23ti sixth. So
Edward G. wnlems. Det. Athletic Cluo, %
Frank Murphy 1917 Roseiawn, +e.
Carl Wagner. 1890 Tyler. al
Harold simonsen, 13lh Ferns hignian'
william Grooming. iOa2S stsrritt. so.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
City TO Decorate
Induction Center

Common council today decided
that the army induction center on
West Fort street is too dark and
gloomy and generally pretty
grim" so they will instruct the
public lighting commission TO in
stall more lights and redecorate
part of the building.
Councilman Eugene I. Van Ant
werp visited the center and re-
ported that this place is a verita-
bic dungeon. The only light in the
basement is from a lunchroom at
one end. These boys have to sit
as long as five or six hours in
almost pitch blackness. think
the city should do something to
alleviate this condition for our citi-
zens who are going 10 war" Coun-
Gilman George Edwards agreed and
the resolution was passed.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
New Barrier Hits
Airport Plans

Another stumbling block to the
city's new airport plans arose to-
day when Corporation Counse
Paul E. Krause pointed out that
Nv municipality can't start con
emnation proceedings against
township property.
School sites and roads belonging
to townships. both of which are
involved in the suggested site
above Eight-Mile road. east oI
Ryan road. have legal protection
he said.
1T IL my opinion that Warren
Township will surrender Its
rights II we obtain all other land
through the courts" Krause
added, "but I want to make clear
that ] am only guessing"
Despite the possible barrier
common council on motion OF
George Edwards instructed the
counsel to continue preparation OF
condemnation suits.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
1iroup Seeks TO Open
Struck War Plant

Replying TO an appeal OF Edward
M. Owen, state labor mediator, j
j. Griffin. head of the Society OF
Tool and Die Craftsmen. today
said that he would make an imme-
diate attempt TO reopen the vital
Federal Engineering Compa
which has been closed for four
days as the result of a mystery
strike.
Griffin, whose union holds a
closed shop contract with the COM
pany. has disclaimed responsibility
for the strike which has left 20t
men idle He blamed IL on th'
UAW-CIO. This was denied BY
William c. Stevenson, president o.
Local 157, UAW-CIO.