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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10

.ilStllitu anu uiiIdlIiollC idiuiilS DelliS
carried on by the CIO against AFL
organizations"
The special conference set up de-
fense committee to take such action as
it deemed necessary.
Boards Action Fiayed
President Frey declared that the
NLRB action was ''indefensible' and
added:
States Government, of the AF'L and
of the Pacific Coast shipbuilding in
dustry spent tireleSS months to bring
about the stabilization under which it
has been operating, and under which
miracles of production have been ac-
Kaiser plants under this StabiliZation
agreement has excited the admiration
of the world. No other one thing has
given more alarm to Hitler.
Under this agreement the frequent
diSruptionS and disorder which had
marked the industry We're wholly
eliminated Peace, thorough-going CO.
operation between management and
union labor and above all, an un-
eXcelled turning out of ships, have
followed.
''Disruptiye Forces" Seen
"A government agency, now moving
in direct opposition to the will of other
government agencies, would throw the
shipbuilding industry into Il seething
caldrOn of discomfort 1t would open
up Pandoras box which is not CON
fined to the three plants Immediately
involved. The warfare will be stimu-
lated and it will spread over the en-
tire industry, the Atlantic as well as
the Pacific Coast.
Just what is behind the boards
action? What diSruptive forces are at
work? Make no mistake about it, they
exist and they will soon become ap-
parent. This is not simply Il case 0i
bungling by government agency, a.
disastrous as that might turn out tC
be- 1t is but the beginning of Il nation,
wide move to sabotage one of oul
most vital industries at the very height
of the war"
Calculated Period OF Turmoil
Frey further said:
I'VE have conclusive evidence that
the boards action III challenging the
contracts which the AFL has witt
three Kaiser plants constitutes only
the beginning of Il calculated period OF
:. ;t,,fi fi,,,,
disruption OF vital production, all OF
the destructive phases that 90 with the
spreading of stimulated discomfort.
I'VE are to have all this because OF
the unconscionable seltislmeSs of some
few men, aided and abetted by Il grOuI
OF burcaucratS.
Il do not believe that Americans
with their sons at the battlefront, will
tolerate it,"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Giving Of Certain
Information Forbid

If your husband left home to find
work in defense plant or If your
brother who, when last heard from,
was employed in the shipyards or air
plane factory and you have not heard
from him for some time, don't write to
the Social Security Board for informa-
tion regarding his whereabouts be
cause they can't tell you, said Glenn
II. Pittenger, manager Of the YoungS-
town Social Security Board field Office.
Mr.. Pittenger explained that many
people think the Board can locate
workers through social security ac-
count numbers. which is not the case
1t was emphasized that regulations
Of the Social Security Board, adopted
in accordance with the Act. do not
permit the disclosure of information
pertaining to the records Of the Board
except in specific cases. Such cases
must be for use only in connection
with the administration Of the Old-age
and survivors insurance program, un-
employment compensation and public
assistance programs.
Social security ccount number
cards are used in connection with the
posting of wage credits TO the account
number holder and should not be ac-
cepted by banks or merchants as
Identification Of individuals seeking to
secure cash or merchandise on checks
or orders, according to Mr.. Pittenger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Some Boosts Legal

OPA does concede though that
iif substantial improvements or
alterations are made a rent in
crease might be in order, provid-
ing there is no intent TO violate
the act.
The law provides broad powers
for the administrator in respect to
evictions. II is also unlawful for
Ia landlord 70 try TO remove
tenant or refuse TO renew his lease
because OF action or threatened
action under this act.
The act covers only properties
used for living or dwelling pur-
poses. specifically exempting bust
ness properties.
A landlord cannot circumvent
the act through suitcase either.
The landlord can protest TO the
administrator and If turned down
by him may appeal TO an emer-
gency court of appeals, created
under the act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Philip Christo|
Dies in Sleep

Philip A. Christol, 81. Detroit
advertising man for 13 years, died
in his sleep Saturday, apparently
of heart ailment.
Mr.. Christol was in the display
advertising department of The
Detroit Times from 1929 to 1889,
coming here from the Rochester
New York; Journal, where he
was national advertising manager.
After short time in his own
business, he returned TO news
paper advertising with the Detroit
Free Press. where he was en-
ployed when he died.
Funeral services have been set
tentatively for 2 p. m, Tuesday.
from the r. G. and G.. r. Harris
Funeral Home. 4251 Cass avenue.
with cremation at White Chapel
Cemetery.
Mr.. Christol was born in New
York City. He leaves his wife,
Georgia. a son, Roger Mitchell,
and a daughter, June Linden. The
Christol home is at IL Farrand
Park, Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Although the tenant has no re-
dress for the difference between
the April 1, 1871 level (assuming
that will be the ceiling date) and
his rent level on the date the CELL,
ing becomes effective he may rel
cover if the landlord fails to re-
duce the rent on the order date.
The law provides that he may
collect either $50 or triple the
amount of the overcharge." which,
ever is greater.
There can be no mutual agree
ments TO a rent increase after the
ceiling becomes effective, even II
the tenant is willing. TO accept a
boost in order TO get lease.
Nor can the landlord make hid
den increase in rents by reducing
the amount of services, eliminat-
ing the purchase of fuel, making
the tenant pay for utilities or taxi
ing out furnished ice boxes or
+ furniture. That is a distinct
violation of the act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

RICHMOND-4-acre. good Groom house.
electric. city water, orchard: S3,oOo,
terms Strausser. Drexel $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
S.P|anonRent|
Ceiling for City
Near Complete
Setting Of Freezing
Date Is All That
Needs TO Be Done

The federal governments COM
prehensive plan to place a ceiling
on rents in the Detroit area neared
completion Saturday after some
delay.
Appointment of Patrick V. Nc
Namara, vice president of the
Detroit and Wayne County Fed
Grafton of Labor as federal rent
car for the defense area removed
one of the last two remaining OBJ
stacles.
Operation OF the plan now
awaits only the order by Price
Administrator Leon Fl d rson
proclaiming the existence of an
emergency and setting the ceiling
date, which, il is expected, will
be April /, 1871. Such action Ii
expected any day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

SMALL CHICKEN FARM
On Frazho road near MT: 4 rooms and
enclosed porch. chicken coop, 1 LION
acres good land. 81 975.
HOUSEMAN SPITZLEY CORP.
f51i5 East 7-Mile Road AT HAYES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Suburban Real Estate for Sale


Acreage for Sale
10 ACRES, near Allen and Moore Roads
Suitable for subdividing; $4,000. Wyan-
dotte Savings Bank Real Estate Depart
ment. Vinewood 222is.
5-ACRE corner; III Mile nr. Mound sac
rihce. J. s. Stypinski, ls7i3 Van Dyke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

The Emergency Price Control
Act. which covers rent control In
designated defense areas. is clear
and drastic. OPA officials said
Saturday. Detroit was declared q
defense area on March 2.
What happens to the stubborn
landlord who ignores the order?
The law provides for $1,000
fine or one year in Jail for wilful
violations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Garden plots. Just right for your home
frontage Sewer. city water. electricity
and gas. good bus service Lincoln Park.
S5s and ST. down. Treadwell, Dix and
Goddard roads, Lincoln PARK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Report French Fleet at Sea

LONDON. May % GNS).-The
London Sunday Dispatch quoted
the Berlin radio AS saying that
French battleship, two cruisers
and a destroyer have been seen
in the Mediterranean A British
destroyer sighted the squadron. il
was said and Immediately set out
| for Gibraltar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Resorts for Rent

HOUGHTON LAKE-Norih shore-2 lake
front cottages Boat included, electricity,
sandy beach, $40 weekly. 1924 Westphalia.
Arlington ,o3s5
LAKEFRoN1 Cottage AZ Ore LAKE, month
hshinE. $50 monthly. Murray s73t after 4
4 NEPPRESSING LAKE. near Lspeer nice
furnished waterfront cottage. acre OF
land good bathing fine fishing including
I 2 boats. large lake Reasonable rent by
season. Write Mrs Wood 1905 Kerchevsl
Lsn0x $3.50
TWO furnished iske shore cottages foi
rent by season. reasonable Christine :
Mills, HOuEhton Lake, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought, mtges. made
McHugh, 1410 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

NEW. MODERN four rooms, bath; COM
plete; half acre, close in, East Side.
1927 Stepheas. Cherry 621S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

With Sewer & Water Mains
IN
VENICE OF THE LAKES

co. TO 60 LOTS ON CAss LAKE OR ON
CANALS LEADING DIRECT INTO CAsS,
OTTER AND SYLVAN LAKES OR So
LOTS CLOSE TO LAKE WITH LAKE
PRIVILEGES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Garden CITY-l0 acres: city water.
Newman Ecorse and Middlebelt Roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Farms Wanted
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT az 60 Insurance Co: money for good
mtg. loans, land contracts bought. Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg Cadillac 1858
HOME mortgages IN Dearborn and vicinity
no service charge. First Federal Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan Ave, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

JEWELRY STORE

GOOD BUYS. 500 CASH
Well -esta blished. doing good business, com
plete stock and fixtures; lease optional
excellent location for loans. Deal with
owner Cadillac 6457
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Greater North woodward

FERNDALE BEAUTY-New 5-rm. brick
and frame bungalow: oil air-cond.: In
the trees: w OF Woodward. So. $50. Last
one left" o. X. Realty, 2342O woodward
Ferndale Ell. 6144. r. q. 1853.
FERNDALE-5 rooms. fun basement, fur.
gar. cor, $500 dn.. $3.50 mo. uN.
f-2333
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Little Farms for Sale

A HALF-ACRE-Good black soil. cit,
water and electricity: near pavement anc
bus line, schools and stores close In Wes
Side, win sacrifice: $50 down. Treadwell
Van Born and Inkster Rds.
A NEW 4-room. bath. double construction
ready for inside finish. near Tank Ar
senal. 2 lots, 81. 800. Also one at 16-Mil'
1l-Mile and Mound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Resorts for Sale

At LEXINGTON. MICHIGAN - 7-room,
modern house with garage. 1fo-ft. lake
frontage. beautiful trees. a. Heman. 1913
Main Street. Lexington.
LIKE CHENUNG-Nev cottage. fl05O;
screened orch. bedrooms. inside toilet.
electric lights. Grand River 8 NJ. beyond
Brighton Ernest Lawson, Howell, Mich.
LAKE ERiE-stoney Point Peninsula. near
Monroe 5-room cottage. modern. for
season 1927 Nelson drive. Hogsrth 5l4s.
LAKE ST. CLAIR frontage back OF Sci
fridge FIELD on beautiful Conger Bay
Drive sacrifice. 1925 Tyler 1885.
OR RENT COTTAGE-Fu Furnished. gas.
electric bath 1925 Yves, Lake Drive,
Walled Lake Tyler 5-es36.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

ALL CASH FOR coLoRED PROPERTY
Also mortgage loans. Land contract
bought Schwartz, Az Book Building
Cadillac 421e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
A REAL RARGAIN

"A REAL bAhGAlN
30 acres: good soil: on pavement; oak
grove, running stream In rear; only SOS
acre. 20eo down. Newman. New Boston.
ALL DEFENSE WORKERS
You never get to the end OF the road
paying rent. Purchase your land for a
home now. We will build for you on
our priorities. Very reasonable prices and
terms. Private defense housing. Defense
workers only. Treadwell, Telegraph al
Wick road. midway between Ecorse and
Goddard roads
ALL modern little farm home on corner
two good roads. school, stores, bui
service. Treadwen. Van Born and Ink
ster roads.
ALREADY TO move right in, new 4-roon
house on u acre; good SOIL near pave
ment near Fords and only 20 minutes Il
Bomber Plant; could finish two rooms up
stairs; restricted neighborhood: near goot
schools and bus service $3.50 down
Treadwen. Van Born and 1nkster Roads
ASK about our Save Third Plan III
smart now to cut your building costs b.
our new building and finance plan. Score
OF families have already taken advantage o
our unique plan. Buy Defense Bonds o.
spend the difference. But investigate today
Only a limited number available on these
terms. The close-in development with trans
lportation to all West Side industries
lTreadwell. Telegraph AZ Wick Rds., Ont
mile north of Goddard Rd. Why go farther
out?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

CHAPMAN PENN RID. FARMS
A beautiful new development well re-
stricted; slightly rolling; located at Penn
sylvania and Grange Rds.; 2 miles from
wyandotte, AZ acres. 2 road frontages
81 1875, terms. CrossmaD. no. 6444.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Bungalows for Sale
(Easf of Woodword)

ASHLAND avenue south-Dsndy S-room
bungalow. hot afr heat; large attic; q
car garage: IS. zoo, $1,000 down. la
chspelle. Lenos SOS.
MoNrcLAIR. 45se. near warren--s rooms
one floor. modern. 3 garages; move righ'
In bargain for quick sale. Open Sunday,
IL 70 a iOq0s Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

CHAPMAN HURON RIVER FARMS
A location you will like on the Huron
River. A small farm and summer resort
combined good soil. well restricted; 4
acres, 1,1e5. terms Parcels as low as
S545 on the river. Take Fort st. south
through lockwood. cross bridge. turn left
on South Huron River drive / mile. Cross
man. HO 6444
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
buy BONDS! Buy LAND!-

BUY LAND NOW
In the heart OF the West Side defense
ewaiks,-sfade- ccs-fn
plots s0'xl25'. Good bus service, schools
and stores. Easy payment plan. Ideal loca-
ton for defense workers. See these now
Kennedy Bros.
IQ33Q Van Born Rd Dearborn, Mich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
SEEK MORE SPIES
 NEAR CARIBBEAN
Govt. Grabs King of Spy
 Ring; But That Does f Not Clear It

Caribbean defense command head quarters. July 2.-UP)-American and British authorities continued search today for additional members of g. Nazi spy ring charged with aid- Ing enesny submarines in the Carib- Sean area.
 The arrest of George Cough, known as "the king of belize" as he attempted to flee from British Hon. duras, and of 19 other persons in HoDdurSs and the canal zone was oot believed by authorities to have wiped out the espionage gang.
 Lieut.. Gen. Frank M. Andrews chief of the U. s. Caribbean defense command, was personally directing the Investigation with the aid of British authorities in Honduras who- were Instrumental in rounding up she men, and women so far captured
 Special precautions have been talk en to protect the Panama Canal ap- proaches but 1t was believed here that the chief purpose of the Nazi gang was to supply U-boats with tuel and to gather information for the enemy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
American Auto loBile
 Vital To War Effort
Fast Becoming as Necessary as Tanks and Planes ia
 the Securing of Ultimate Victory

country. Lk hn@ received tla@ Mn~ nimous appFuvn1 cf law enforesz officials wherever it has been pft. sented.
 CcpIes e tsae two prusx1s '.Emereency 1xnzfic Law E1los1 ment ProEran and ''War Ifakse Control" are nsR being distxihals to police ciaieza and other elafe ment officials.
 "With the eveE incroaGing te of war traffic @9ding to nakn highway lAsaTE the chance that the careless uloscEiSt will be inEalg- ed in accidenfs Increases twofold, Captain Leonard ponts out. ''Cays. less waste of fife, of llian.hcmx, q hospital space, e tires, Iaachiness and tools must halt if America ls e win the war.
 "Every motcrist should be made to realize that his car is the last ono iie will get until after the war. II $ more important now to conserve llfs and property than ever before in history"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
WAR EMPHASIZING
 GOOD WILL MOVES
"Get We'll" Greeting Cards to Hospital Patients
 Highly Recommended

Do you remember "spare tilne?" That's what we had lots of before the war--before we gave our min- utes and hours to first aid courses, to afraid warden duty, to Red Cross work, to A. W. V. S.-or to any one of the terrifically im- portant jobs American women have pitched into with splendid efficiency and determination.
 These jobs won't be over until the war is won. American women are going to keep at them, and, if necessary, give more time to them.
 There are certain things that are bound to be neglected as 8 result. It's natural to figure that we haven't time for this or that-this or that not being vital to war effort. It's right here that we may make a serious mistake. Because all that's vital to the war effort does not necessarily appear so at first glance. Those pleasantries and observances which customarily mark occasions for us; they may seem trivial as compared to our war duties, but they serve an equally urgent purpose. They keep us in good spirits, and good spirits are national necessity right now.
 You don't have to have your old leisure to be able to keep on mak- ing people happy. Cheerful time savers like greeting cards can do 1t for you. You may not be able to drive over to visit the Smiths this year, but a well-chosen greeting card can make the trip for you, keeping alive your family friend ship. You may not be able to get to the hospital to cheer up Mary Brown as often as you'd like, so send "get well" greeting cards to carry your good wishes instead.
 Let's not forget the gestures of good will, good cheer and friend- ship. They're more than ever im- portant these days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

e15O and instead of repairing his motor he installed one he bought in e junk shop as substitute, More claimed.
 Ragozzine said he did not intend to charge More anything for his la- bor and that the only charges made were for parts. A representatives of a repair shop said Ragozzine brought Q motor to him and that 1t has been fixed. The motor is stil at the repair shop and $l50 is due, he said.
 Julius Sebok, 57, of 100 Scofield street, Bridgeport, charged with failure to grant right of way was given a nolle for s.
 George L. Crownshaw, 2l, of Box 93, Woodbury, charged with viola ton of the rules of the road was given nolle for $5.
 Salvatore Ferrara, g, of 353 Wal nut street extension, charged with violation of the rules of the road was given a nolle for $5.
 Raymond Oneglia, 1s, of 406 New Litchfield road, Torrington, charged with driving a truck on Chase Parkway was given continuance to tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

Evanston, Ill, July S. The Am- erican automobile is rapidly be- coming as vital to the war effort as American tanks and planes at the front. MT. Motorist is begin- ming to realize that the conserve ton and protection of his car are now almost as important as train- ing soldier to fight.
 If he is involved in an accident, his cara broken pile of metal and torn rubber-iS a costly war cas- ualty. Ills automobile, an important cog in our national economy, has been Sabotaged by his carelessnesS. His accident slows the war effort, and if he damages another vehicle or injures or kills soldier or war worker, his shame is doubled.
 Because America can't afford such accidents, uniform plan for the control of traffic and the preven- ticn of accidents and congestion during wartime is now being adopt ed throughout the nation. It is known as the Emergency Traffic Law Enforcement Program and was developed by the International As- sociation of Chiefs of Police, Am- erican Bar Association, American Municipal Association, Council of State Governments, Governors Con- ference, International City Mana gers Association, National AsSocia- tion of Attorney General, National Committee on Traffic Law Enforce. ment, National Conference of Judi cial Councils, National Institute of Municipal Law Officers, United States Conference of Mayors and the Office of the Provost Marshal Gen. era1 of the War Department.
 ''The need for such & program is obvious" Captain Donald s. Leon- ard, president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, said. President Roosevelt's request to governors asking that the maximum speed of all motor vehicles be limit ed to 40 miles an hour to conserve rubber indicates the seriousness of the shortages and the critical need for conservation.
 The emergency program was launched in November, and with the declaration of war 8 plan for hand ling traffic during blackouts, air raids and civilian evacuationS and disasters was developed by the I. A. c. P. and the Office of Civilian De- fense to supplement the Emergency Traffic Law Enforcement Program.
 To acquaint enforcement officials with the program, regional confer ences have been held in New Or- leans Hartford, St. Paul, Sacramen- to, Detroit and Dallas. State meet ings to further activate the program are now being held throughout the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
SECOND COURT
 VISIT COSTLY
Albert Richards Finds Hometown Justice More
 Expensive Than WOIcOtt

Albert Richards, "A, of Grove court, who paid s33.40 fines and costs in Wolcott court last Friday night on charges of breach of peace and trespassing was fined $l00 and costs of $l1 by Judge T. E. Conway in municipal court today on a charge of operating a motor ve- hicle while his license was sus- pended. He went to jail in lieu of payment.
 Richards was arrested in Water vile yesterday by Motor Patrol man Matthew Coskey in routine check for drivers license.
 He was arrested in Wolcott last week on complaint of an army sergeant who said Richards refused to obey orders to move away from the scene of the crash of an army plane.
 Edward Burns, 39, of 330 Baldwin street, charged with breach of peace and intoxication was put on pro- bation for six months. Bernard Moore, 35, of Ports mouth, Ohio, arrested here on a charge of intoxication was ordered held for the draft board and sent to jail until July 18.
 Thomas Daniel, 28, of g Shefield street, charged with assault anc breach of peace was given con- tinuance to June A.
 John Cirella, 28, of 852 East Main street, charged with breach of peace and intoxication was ordered jailed until July 19 when he is scheduled to take his examination for induc- tion into the army. He appealed un- der bond of $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

freedom be as permanent as her efforts have been glorious"
 "All foreign powers in friendship with the United States"
 ''The Right of Man"
 And then as the evening pro- gressed and the celebrants waxed mellow, the final inclusive toast to ''The Whole Family of Mankind"
 The afternoon was spent "in great festivity," and the evening closed with ball at which "were present brilliant assemblage of ladies'"
 There was present at this 1796 celebration none of the anxiety and religious fervor which marked the 1783 observance of the day when the terrors of war had been so late ly left behind.
 This years Independence Day finds much greater and infinitely more powerful nation engaged in another war which may call for comparable sacrifices and July Fourth celebrations will assume