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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-11-27
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Well as or other products, is
not being done by any dlr
!, rect act or order Of the Con
gress. Instead all ration
ing springs from the execu-
tive Branch of the govern
ment and those who actual
" administer the various ra
tioning programs, derive
their authority from the
President. If the Con-
gress were to enact any leg
islation to prohibit the rat
ioning OF any product, such
as gasoline, the President
could veto the bill and it
would then require a two
thirds vote Of both the
house and the Senate to en-
act the measure into law
over his veto, which is nev-
er an easy task. While
number Of Congressional
committees are working on
the problem, and many con
ferences are being held, it
has not yet been determin-
ed just what action-if-any-
can or will be taken toclear
up the gasoline rationing
| situation.
/! Confusion and incom-
potency still rule in Wash
ington. Less than three
| months ago the President
was demanding legislative
action to reduce and fur
ther control farm prices, in
terferring that such action
| was necessary to stop farm
| ers from profteering. Now
| there is talk Of raising farm
prices in order to increase
farm production and thus
help prevent growing food
! shortages. Less than two
/ months ago an order was is
+ sued reducing shipments of
] meat to retailers, and the
public was requested to
hold down meat consump-
tion to two and one-half
pounds per week, all in an
ticipation of meat rationing
to consumers becoming ef-
fective January1st. Bureau
cratic officials issued news
paper statements and made
radio speeches urging the
people to eat more cheese
as a source of protein to re-
place meat. Hugh vari-co
lored and expensive posters
urging the eating Of cheese
were distributed by the gov
ernment throuhout the re-
tail stores Of the nation.
Last week Department of
Agriculture officials reques
ted the OPA to ration
cheese, butter and other
dairy products, insisting
that American cheese con-
sumption must Immediately
be reduced by forty three
percent. Yes, confusion
still reigns in Washington.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-11-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

recent medical discovery now be-
ing used by doctors and hospitals
everywhere has proven unusually sue
cessful in the treatment OF stomach
ulcers caused from excess scid. II IL
n harmless preparation yet so effective
that in many cases the pains OF stom-
ach ulcers disappear almost immedi'
atety after it IL used. Also recon-
meRded for gas pains. Indigestion and
heartburn due to hyperacidity. Suf.
ferers may now try this at home by
obtaining a bottle Of Luriu from their
druggist. Lurin contains this new
al scovery in it's purest form. Easy 70
take. Just mix two teaspoOnfuls In
half glass Of milk. Costs but little.
Try n bottle II must satisfy or money
refunded. Lurin for sale by Cunning.
ham and drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

lowing Michiganders: Pvt, Herb
ert A. Tenant. Alma, fourth class
technician; Pvt. Joseph II. Deer
ing, ManiStee; John w. Gurk.
Niles; Warren l.. Pike, 1902 Muir
land; Raymond j. SzoStak, 7l4l
St Johns street, Detroit, fifth
grade technicians; Sgt Raymond
H. OStermiller, Bay City, staff
sergeant, Corp. Richard +. Pro-
trekus 1855 Roiyat street Detroit,
sergeant PVT Carl D. Msng. Ira.
verse City, 10 be a corporal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

%. Of 5120 Second boulevard
Storekeeper, third class Elmer
Scoggins, 81. Of 1927 Snowden
avenue. aviation machines mate.
third class.
Francis A. Krcmhclmcr. %. Of
1896 Taylor avenue, >ShipiItter
third class. William A. Schllbe 25.
of t5417 Fourteenth street gun
ner'S mate, second class. William
Anderson. 81. of 22l63 Pickford
avenue. gunner'S mate, third class
Harry p. Green. 33. of 9iO7 Men
dota avenue. Storekccpcr. third
class: Arvi b Ranlnen 20 Of 202l
Bucna Vista avenue, Storekeepor,
third class, and Gordon r. Smith,
-, molder, second class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
WAYNE PROMOTIONS

Col. Edward II. BeSSe Of Fort
wayne mas announced Two promo
tons OF officers stationed at the
quartermaSter'S motor base. Capt
Gordon l.. ClawSon. chief OF the
motor supply dIvISiOn, 10 be a
major: Lieut. George w. PLIERS.
assistant purchasing and contract
ing officer, and Lieut.. George +.
Resi-, athletic and reCreational Of
flcer 10 be captains. and Second
Lieutenants Thomas 6 Draper
and leslie p. WInkler 10 be first
heutenants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
s SENT TO TANK SCHOOL

Five Wayne County boys have
been ordered 10 report for Spe-
clal tank training course at Fort
Knox. Ky. They are: Pvt Robert
j. Fockaert, 1895 Nottingham;
Pvt Albert r. DAVIS, 1853 Harper;
Technician William II. Vankough-
net. 1921 LivernoiS, Technlclan
Joseph j. Baleda, 1854 Foster,
Detroit, and Corp. Edward Tray
Tor, 3525l Webster road. Wayne.
They Will learn the art Of tearing
down and repairing tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
At RANDOM

Rumor is Jean Muir has dated
the stork and the baby is due in
lx months. Ellen Drew has moved
her furniture 10 Washington and
may 20 there until her suspension
r. lifted AT Paramount; Mary
Hesly and Peter Lind Hayes evl-
IDENTIFY have no engagement with
long legged bird for Mary has Just
signed for a picture al Universal.
Janet Cantor. Eddys youngest
has just graduated from the Acad-
envy Of Dramatic Arts. She is the
only one of Eddy's five girls 10
follow in her fathers footsteps.
She will 60 on the stage George
Holmes. who has escorted CarOlc
Lands 10 dinner several times. IS
playing opposite her in IT Hap
pened in FlatbuSh He halls from
Deep in the Heart Of Texas. -
Isabel Dawn is in the Cedars 81
Lebanon Hospital following an
automobile accident; That's all to-
day. See YOU tomorrow, But ID
year-old Robert NJ c { art ny OF
Somerville, Mass. says;
BUY defense bonds. Men are
dying 10 keep them flying. Keep
the Japs farther from Mac
Arthur"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

The young lady pictured above
would surely advise that YOU stop
worrying about your clothes prob
lens and hurry down 10 FRANK.
Inns during their daring spring
sale. Here is a very special offer
made in drive for 500 new Gus
toners. 4 smart new $500 spring
Hat or n pair Of 81 900 spring Shoes
absolutely FREE. yes we mean II.
hat or shoes FREE with your pur-
chase OF stunning. clever. brand
new 1912 spring coat. Priced At
only 1885. They're better. finer
Luxury coats beautifully lined and
tailored and styled 20 the minute.
All you need 10 pay Is just $l00
down, arrange the balance in small
payments 20 suit your convenience.
Take your coat home with YOU. no
red tape. no delay. Hurry. get
your FREE hat or shoes during
this drive for 500 new customers.
at FRANKLlN'S DEPARTMENT
STORE --316 MICHIGAN AVE.
shop any evening till O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Photo Exhibition

AN EXHIBITION Of photo
graphs and documentary film by
the Flahertys Of "Nanook of the
North" and Man Of Aran' fame
will begin in the print galleries Of
the Art Institute today and con-
tinue through April y. There are
143 photographs in the exhibition
taken by the Flaherty family on
their trips 10 the Far North among
the Eskimos, in the South Seas
on the Aran Islands off Ireland
and in the State OF MySore IN
India.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

10 be a sergeant. Army air base,
La, Edward c. Adler. Dearborn.
20 first class private. EdgewoOd
Arsenal. Md, Andy Speed. SIS
Lake Shore drive, Crosse Pointe
Shores. 10 be a corporal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Nine Detroit men who recently
enlisted in the United States Naval
Reserve as petty officers are now
stationed at the Naval Training
Station, Great Lakes, Ill.
They are Frecl T. Jones, SO. Of
1913 Chalmers avenue, electrician $
mate. third class: Lot II. Stephens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
RTTA's NEXT FILM

The plaintive voiced. sad eyed
Rita Hayworth VIII have 20 forget
her matrimonial troubles May
when she starts Carnival in RIO.
with Fred AStaire. FOR she VIII
need all her strength for her dane
ing rouuneS- William Setter has
been engaged 70 direct hor and
Fred. and XAVIER CHGat and ms
rhumba orchestra viii have a fe8-
tured part.
I talked with Irving Berlin last
week and he told me he has tired
for two years 10 get Fred 10 re-
turn TO Broadway hut he always
refused 10 leave pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
TRAIN AT GREAT LAKES

First Lieut.. Eugene a Rein
hardt of 9339 Stoepel avenue. has
been assigned 10 the Thirty-flrSt
Medical Training Battatron a.
Camp Grant, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Students in Recita|

- A RECITAL will he given by
students OF the intermediate
classes Of me Detroit Institute N
Musical Art, Friday AZ Sis p. M,
in Institute Auditorium. DIR. G..
Barker will he in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
EX-U. of D. Man
Appointed as
Navy Air Cadet

An appointment as an aviation
cadet 10 study al the Naval Air
Station. Jacksonville, Fla, has
been received by Francis l. Clark
Jr. OF 264O0 Outer drive, Lincoln
Park. He formerly attended the
University OF Detroit and is the
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Francis L.
Clark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Senior Play

TIE SENIOR class OF South
western High School VIII present
the comedy play Knockout by
J. c. Nugent and Elliot NuCent
In the school auditorium tonight
and Wednesday and Thursday
svsntngA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
POPULAR GIRL

Lynn Bari has so many people
plugging for her She is bctne fccog-
nlzed finally on her home lot Not
only fans but studio personnel like
the gal who was queen Of the 3
movies made there before She was
promoted into the a division.
Her popularity had lot 10 do
with naming her as the lead IN
Orchestra Wife She was with
the Glenn Miller Orchestra in Sun
Valley Serenade, " and the boys
wrote song dedicated 10 her
called Million Dollar Figure and
now Lynn ioins the Miller clan
George Montgomery and Cesar
Romero
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Arthur J. Pfau, 500 Hayes Park
court, Kalamazoo. and Leonard h.
MatraS, $500 Dubay avenue. De
troit, are included among 2S
soldiers i'm the Fort Sheridan. H.
school for bakers and cooks 10
receive promotions. Pfau was adj
vanced 10 the rank OF sergeant
and Matras 10 fifth graduate
technician.
Promotions in the quartermaS-
tiers and utilities section of Fort
Sheridan. Ill. 10 newly established
technician grades include the fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

I6ei5 Parkvood; Chester Aazias1,- zl2;
WIVES; Adam . Lasky. 1891 ogden
Adam J. fucinski. 1855 Tarnow; JOSEPH
r. CerIs $3.50 EDWARD Edmund Dom
brCwsKi 1852 Casper. Stanley V Nanys
1897 Chopin Car Tabbert $50 Moyes
Leonard e. Knoll 9ntf P-ainview. Walter
J. GrHyb. 5Ofs ogden. Victor J, DeLuca
$500 DevereAuN Waiter ~ Zajac 5i7'
LIm,ey. Edward J W0icik 1422 PArkwood
Water : KoHaiskl slu- Proctor. Cashier
Przetacznik fflF Freer, walter J Oblak
6ll5 Herbert John r Llfunski 4sO5 ChO-
pm. and Victor X KHksvC. 5b5s Homedale
Detroit Stanley Krzak and Henri @
Thi6odesu, Dearborn, Tony schWeltz. Loo
Angeles
Those sent 10 the Fort street
induction center for final eXamina.
tons are;
BOARD NJ. ~
wSlts- Streami0W, 1919 wabash: ClAr.
ence II Richards. az MIrnIFaH Oliver o.
Nergcf J5i0 NaiionHI. Prank l. Shana
han. ttli wabash Chester W Perkins
TH.man. Rober' l. Kent, 1916 Trunbull
rlGHArt r LewAntOwsk 6oJ5 Larkinr
Alexander S'}tt 1890 West Forest; carr o
Hamilton. 1875 Lincoln. David Tiuer 47s1
Charles c Hsrtsel 1924 Wari, Murray G
I1rrey. 1920 West F0-rs- JaCgb II
Harvey, 4til Fourth. Joop , Lane. POP
Brsni Cecil a. Williams. @it5 Wabash
Stout. 1881 Fourteenth Gordon slsCo. 50OS
LuhnridEs Edward Frss.f 1851 Lombard
George GuEonis. 3727 Trumhuu, Doyle
D Teeeardin 1909 Wes- PORES,
EmeY,E q. Harztlk sIg3 Nsrrick; Theo
dore J. stella $3.50 Twenty Erwin w
Hack 1926 Grand River: owe A Nielsen
47o7 Commonwealth James J. Weber. 1876
wealth JossT.h r. NaioaeY; 50oi Msybur,
Grand. EdVBri J rlo'rowsU. 1882 TIL
mar: Afhrr-. s-rrngF 49, Williams
William = Mc.r'srt 2sii Hudson Zine
4 N~tus aHrt &at lr' Grand Harold A
Pg-utyke ye-1 IsrraG John W Henry
F2f3 Neru.rfs joseph ". DstatNskl 2Td.
Asr arthur T H-rman 1913 Twenty
mont sea-cy a wallace 54t3 Twelfti
street. Paul r Dalton. 22t3 Stanley. De
t~1.t Reinhafd C. schultz Van Dyke
WIZARD s Holmes pochester.
BOARD No. 81
Donald p Ba-nctis 1924 Turner: Pete
Yanko 5545 Auendsle. Harry Nelson
cook. 1892 whitney Gilbert Merritt $3.50
HazIett Joseph r Neal ara fireman
Alfred c. Veziua 52Gs see6aidt.
BOARD No *
Wizard r Osnskic. Joseph putkowsh
Emil r KTaEe Sidney friedman, Ralph
l. DeSAna. STANLEY J Ksmiussi. Adalber'
r Uroda Richard r G-zrwlnski. Ray
mond }. Adamov 80, William II. Boyee
Earnest = GlFord. Elmer ! schultz war.
rem = wing Herbert " Frazer Kenneth
\ Pocock The.fras'e s. Ne sserstos. Ed
nund ,. BaioblarN. John $. kraszewski
James swope Paul BruFnann FRANCE
J Boygynskt Pan. JuhaCk, James r
H0lIey Frank j W0Wkoviak Stanley c
Jones Irvine s Ors VIII an G. Jambeau
osmAk. Wuam y Morris Cas.msr 8
ZskieWicI Alexander EukcrsN A drew "
simpson. Bar r. BHHmg'sifr Paul W
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
SKIN SUFFERERS

Free book by twelve authors telling
how simple use OF product from the
earth quickly released them from the
misery OF Psoriasis. Eczema. Athletes
Foot. Acne, Naricose Ulcers. Itch.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Sabu to Act
In Arabian
Nights Next
By LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, March "a
walter Wanger remains at Uni
versal, not only for his second
picture TO follow Eagle Squad
rom" but for probably the most
elaborate movie he has ever pro-
duced. Arabian Nights" ranking
in the Liberty World as one of
the 10 top classics. Is TO be brought
TO the screen by Walter, and j
mean. brought!
Neither the horses nor the dollar
marks will be spared in making
the Oriental fables which have
been passed on from generation to
generation. come 10 life on the
screen listen 10 this;
Sabu, who has left Alexander
Korda TO sign a Universal contract,
will have one Of the principal roles.
and Jon Hail and Maria MOntcZ'
also will be featured. II is Walters
idea TO film the legends Of HaroOn.
AL Rashedd and ShahraZed in
hauntingly beautiful color tteehHi--
color TO yout and equally haunting
music 10 highlght the mood OF
fantasy.
WARNER BUSY
Walked in on Jack Manner and
found him surrounded by produ-
GERS, directors. writers. muSICTanS
and dance directors. among the
musical comedies planned IS the
one Vinton Freddy Will do this
summer with Ann s h er ia n,
Dennis Morgan and Joan Leslie IN.
the lineup. On Jacks desk were
dozens OF schedules for propa ganda
pictures. OF what he calls showing
American ways Of life.
From now on" said Jack,
Eve are going To call a Jap,
- German and an Italian. Why
not:
- They are our enemies and
We are not going 10 put cigars
In their hands and pat them on
the back. We are going To show
them for what they are and give.
tho praise To our own Ameri-
cans"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Corp Joseph 6. Ottcnbreit, 294s
Seventh street, WNandotte. and
Corp. George F.. Wells, 5677 Mis-
souri, avenue. Detroit arc among
the graduates Of the gunnery de-
paEIment- school at Fort Knox,
Ky, as qualified gunnery lnStruc-
tors.
Recent promotions announced
ffs,If+-r6t TtttfS etrtrrrr~ camp
Polk. La.-Pvt. Alfred &. Olson,
5l9 DrexeL avenue Detroit Ia ser
geant; Fifth grade technicIan
Joseph J. Deittrick. 1889 Deer
field street, Detroit, 10 fourth
grade technician; Pvt. Monroe
KretSchmer, 23799 Gratiot avenue,
East Detroit, 10 fourth grade tech
nician Fifth grade technician
Louis s. LeSkovianSkY. 739 KIlch-
ener avenue, Detroit, 10 be SER
geant. and Fifth grade teehnieian
Harold NeinhuiS of Seeland. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Norman W HiIdFeth 81 1921
Auburn avenue, now stationed at
the Marine Barracks, Pearl iiar-
Dor, has been advanced from hos
pital apprentice. first class, TO
pharmacists mate, third class,
u. S. n. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Seven va ync County draft
boards today are sending 800
draltcrs 20 the Camp Custer in
duction camp, Board No. IS with
100 lnductceS carrying the highest
total fef. he day.
The lndHCtce list follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Both stationed somewhere in the
Hawaiian afeh.4h Walker AAfftfzzafeiii
OF 1881 Anglin avenue. and Leon
ard B. Bonba OF 1851 Fourteen
Mile road, Warren, Mich, have
been promoted Ia Scamenr- first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

AnEFRTIsrAfEN "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

ApNTRTIsEMENT
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07

Washington, d. G.. - Suspension of
the 4O-hOur week by law would nullify
100000 existing union contracts in war
industries, illegally deprive workers OF
their property rights under those con-
tracts and endanger all property rights,
Rep. Albert j. Engel of Michigan de-
clared in momentOus address before
the House of Representatives.
''The most important issue involved
in the suspension of the thousands OF
union contracts" Rep. Engel said, lis
not in the amount of dollars and cents
involved but in the fact that there is
involved fundamental principle on
which our very Government is based.
"Every worker who has a contract
through his union with his employer
can recover against the employer in
case the employer violated the con-
tract.
"There is no doubt but what during
the war emergency the Government can
take any property right away from a
citizen. but the Government must, un-
der the Constitution, take it under due
process of law and must compensate
the worker or the citizen for the prop
erty right taken.
"This, however, would not solve the
problem. Should the Government take
that property right away from the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
BY j. p. THORLEY

The decorating fire is the final
stage of plant operation, consequently
success in this final and important
phase of pottery production cannot be
Overemphasized.
Considering the Importance of the
problem, systematic technical inveSti-
cations of overglaze firing conditions
and kiln atmospheres have received
little consideration in ceramic litera-
ture.
The responsibility for defective ware
coming from the decorating kiln is
usually attributed to materials or
agencies having little to do with the
true cause of the trouble. Most fire.
quently kiln gases or kiln atmosphere
are at fault.
The several published studies of dec
Grating kiln atmosphere and the effect
of kiln gases came primarily from in
vestigations on "Spit-out''.
Spit-out is very obvious and costly
decorating kiln defect. The defect is
spectacular enough to force the atten-
ton of investigators. Other defects,
less spectacular, are directly due to
the complex and variable gases present
in decorating kilns, and are the cause
of serious loss in manufacture.
The effect of gases present in the
decorating kiln atmosphere has always
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
Enqel Worms End Of 40-Hour Week
Would Enddnger Property Rights

worker and reimburse the worker for
his loss out of the Treasury, we would
be losing money instead of saving and
simply relieve the employer of a part
of his obligation in his contract with
tie employe.
"Frankly, what the proponents Of
legislation to suspend the 4O-hOur week
and time-and-a-half for overtime pro-
pose is to reduce the amount Of COM
pensation that the worker is obtaining
under a contract that he has with his
employer without compensating the
worker for such reduction"
The result would be, Rep. Engel de-
clared, the destruction of all property
rights If you can take property rights
away from workers, then the Govern
ment can do the same to the employer S
property right in his factory.
Ownership of every home, every in
dustry, every piece of property, tangi-
BILE or intangible, real or personal, and
every mortage on that property, de-
pends on the same principle. Every
bank deposit re-loaned by the bank and
every life insurance policy depends on
the right to own property"
If workers rights to overtime es-
tablished under union contracts are de-
stroyed by act of Congress, Rep. Engel
concluded, then these other property
rights are likewise jeopardized.