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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

TAVING already appointed more
II justices to the United States Supreme
Court than any other president except
George Washington, Franklin D. Roosevelt
will soon make still another appointment
to the same tribunal.
He will choose successor to former
Justice James F. Byrnes, who was himself
one of Mr.. Roosevelt's appointees, and
who but lately resigned from the court to
become the director of economic stabiliza-
ton in the Presidents war administration.
One of the considerations necessarily
involved in selecting Supreme Court
justices is the geographical.
The Supreme Court functions for the
entire nation, as the federal district and
circuit courts each serve designated parts
of the nation.
THE wise course in the past has been
i to endeavor to have a balanced
court, balanced sectionally so as to have
the viewpoints and legal customs, as well
as the populations, of the major sections
of the country equitably represented.
But the geographical consideration
has been somewhat lost from sight of
recent years
At present, New England has two
justices out of eight-Frankfurter OF
Massachusetts,, and Douglas of Connec-
ticut.
In 1882, New York State alone had
three of the nine justices-Chief Justice
Hughes and Associate Justices Stone and
Cardozo.
New York today retains two out of
eight justices-Chief Justice Stone and
Associate Justice Jackson.
The South in 1888 had three justices
out of nine-McReynolds of Tennessee,
Black of Alabama, and Reed of Kentucky.
On the retirement Of Justice Nc
Reynolds, the southern representation was
maintained by the appointment of Justice
Byrnes, who has just resigned, so that the
South still has two justices out Of eight.
THE court today in its geographical
i makeup is and has been virtually
court of the East and the South.
The Middle West is represented by
only one member, Associate Justice
Murphy of Michigan, and the vast terri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

TO THE EDITOR:
OUR PLANES shot down over
" France. Plane crews facing
death each time they enter their
planes. Must be a happy, salts
flying thought 10 the cigaret
smoking traitors whose job II is
to keep supplies coming of the
line for the boys who have more
serious things than cigaret
smoking on their minds!
These men dare to excuse
their actions with the remark
that they are working under a
terrific strain and need to
smoke as an outlet for their
nerves.
How about the men who do
not smoke? suppose they
aren't working under the same
strain.
Calling strike at a time like
this for such cause is fantastic.
It's just the man on the line
drawing GOOD pay for what he
does, that must be pampered.
Common decency should make
these men act like real MEN.
How many of that striking crew
are of draft age? How many
have sons and brothers in the
armed forces Perhaps they
should Join the men at the front
and learn the real value OF a
cigaret.
MAnuII,INrr AuCuArT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

guess the Germans in Russia rate about
the same batting percentage as Napoleon in
1872:
THE hands of the Grand Army have met
and clasped the air.
I've been wondering when the Russian
winter starts and so ! looked II UP for you.
Napoleon rode into Moscow on September IS
He stayed little over month and then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
MAIL matter.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
BkERNy9 Down OF LE+E NEWS.
Reds Keep Up Hating acreage
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER
Distributed BY International New, s,r1e,

lonsl News Service
marched south toward Kalugs to grab fodder
and stores. He got shellacking at Maloyaro-
slavetz and the. famous retreat started the
next day, October Is.
On November Is, Napoleon, on foot and
leaning on birch crutch 10 keep his footing,
watched his engineers throw wooden bridge
across the Shiny frozen Beresina.
So you can put the Russian winter down
for next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
TO THE EDITOR:

~ lHk EDl Ioh'
I BELIEVE I could show you q
L way to get tons of scrap II
everybody would get out and
help.
l walk about two miles every
day on Telegraph road, so /
started picking up scrap. Before
walking very far / had more
than l could carry. SO / had to
make small piles and each day I
60 and get some and bring II TO
my trailer and still have plenty
10 carry. / have at least IS
pounds and am just starting.
Here is hoping everybody will
take a walk and pick up scrap.
MRS. MYRTLE TILLEY,
25O86 n. Telegraph road,
Flat Rock, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
MADELEINE LARGENT,
4I02 Springle.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
YHE undersigned, and hun
L dreds more who also signed
this letter. desire 10 express our
sincere gratitude for the latest
October y of many splendid
and timely editorials in your
publication on the subject OF a
salary increase for post office
employees. Mere words cannot
adequately express our true feel
ings so we simply say THANKS.
The necessarily long hours
being worked by post office en-
ployes. due 10 an increase in,
mail and the very great decreased
in personnel makes this form
necessary and we hope you will
pardon our inability 10 thank
you individually. Gratefully.
SAM r. ALLEN,
Natl Vice President.
United National Associ-
ton OF Post Office
Clerks.
Post Once Employees,
Night Grew, Roosevelt
Park Annex. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

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send cash or stamps. All checks. drafts
and money orders should be made payable
10 THE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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form ell news dispatches credited 20 u orr
not otherwise credited 10 this paper.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

oub er bieie ibGbliHcn @iitl0ite nibt
mebr auifcmlnen l0bt.
Die 9totllropatbcu empieblen 2ebm-
8aoer uuO Dem, Dem bies 3lt ,unitono.
lid unb idlpcrig eriheint, bos Anf.
leaen bon SoppenfGie (Gottnae
GheeIe). Nnfla9cn Oopon ou mon
ouf oIle Itmer5cnoen Steaeu mohe,,
cine bis 5ipei Stlnoen pormittaeS nno
ebenfoIls nod)nlitto9S. Scrncr miro
tG1lth ein beiBes SelblumenbnO emp.
Ioblen. Nls See nebmc man b0nfig
enc Soilc SonlnoerblGttcrtce NIT
Wermllt. Shluieboocr nher Shlpleen
int 3ctt f6nncn eben ions onocmonbt
lperoen. IS nl6 nber eine roldc fol.
te Nbluoid1rng borolf iolaen. 9lnl be-
item beaibt man 'lh nod oieler folten
Ab>poi oihung Iofort ms 8ett mo hedt
| lib morn az. Wer griinolid) fnriert
Deroen min, ml,6 hieie <r modem
lang iprtlescil, obcr nht otter als
5ucimal in ser &ohc, lonlt miro Der
&orper 5il iebr geid,p0dt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Gid eines @rfolaeS niht riibmen
1T mebr fug, OILS be1bciHen.

(Sort|esun9 BON Seite -

(6ortIeslng bon Seite y
Sttilien, be5iielid1 ibrer idbtpci5eriitben
seieoerlollme III lldnod, lit es per-
eonnt III Den icbperei1 Soaen Der po-
litiI6en Wirren, in bos Miiiionsae-
bet nod Sitafrifa au reiien, mn BORT
sic 6robbotihoft @brilti al pertiin-
hen. Ser erIte Mft Der firhlihen
Seier ,par inc tiefe nno fiir ben N,iI.
lions3iped anIpornenoe 5eitpreoiet bes
auH in nnferem 2anoe befamnten
Mfer. s. S6fIiger Dem &an3elmor.
te, tpelhes 3eit9nis able9te bon Der
Satiefeit Der 8enebftiner in ibrem
.Miiiionsoiitrift foleten Die 3eremo.
Met ser ei9entlihen gmsieno,mg ,ino
Der &re,l3iibereobe. 9ie litureiibe
Sanolune poll5oa oer SodWit. Stifts.
abt 9r. SSanatius Stanb, N.sB..
BON @inlieoeln. SSn erereifenber Neiie
Iprod) er 81, Sen Sobnen bes bl. 8e-
neoift Dos eroBe Nort: ,,Weine Cob.
ne, eebet binmls in Sen @einbere bes
Serrni bonsit ibr ssri,6t bri,seet.
3iebt aus bon eurer Seimat nno bon
eurer 8ernal'sti6aft.''
Die ne,,eM Waiiiionore troten OLE
balo oie Seiie burd Jronfrei6 nno
Spanien mad Giifobon ait. 9tit Dem
neutralen port,taieiilhen 9alnpfer
Colonial reii item iie bia Siioafrifa
na6 oem port,taiefihen Sitofrifa.
Sn 8eramibo tperoen lie bon 9ii6of
@allus Steieer nno ihneiaeriben
Mitbriioern iebnli6it erportet.
4
Dos &irhenredt fennt Die 9rau.
une ourh Stellpertretune. Bon DIE
Ter ginriAtnne miro in Stalien eeeen.
lpartie banfie @ebroad ee,noht, nm
abpeienoe &rieesteilnebmer al Der.
beiraten. auf @runo elmer 0erein.
barl,ne a'pii6en ben Mmtsltellen Der
Yartei nnb ber Stride weroen iolbe
9eiratsaeren,onien burb Stellpertre-
tung 6nrd Sen 8unoflnf iibertraaen.
l,,n bent abipeienoen Eartner sic 9ei.
1tige Seilnobme al ermoeli6en. Die
erfte burd sen Mtnoflnf iibertroeene
oerartiae Sod3eit nit StelIpertretun9
ion in Mailano burd Sen italieniihen
armeebiidof Mier. 8artolo,noli ein.
geIeanet ,poroen iein. - Get. ,.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order Su
schicken. Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. l.. STAAB, 17209 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Dbio @aiienfrennb
! rafteriltilben @ntoinonneen iiberse-


lenfe. sln bereu @rfranfllng Idliebt
ii1 cine. @llt3iinoung ber Sebnenibei-
ben nnb Sbleimbeltel or, Srgane,
sic bie Scbnen 1nllhlieben lmo ben
Wflsfeln nnterliceeH, um beren 8e=
lpalhfeit 81, erboben. AuN nm bie
@clcnfe Bcrl,nt fonllen sic @e,pebe
nit erfronfen lno Dos 2eioen Der
ihlimnern.
Talt nie neri6ont pom ofnten sc
leufrbelunotismus bleibt has Ser5.
Mae @emebc bes Ser5ens erfranfen,
Der ei9entlibc Ser5musfel, pie sic
&cr5lmbiilllug, por,pieaeno ober Die
Ser5flappen. 0iele iinb, menn mir
ooS Ser5 NIT elmer Yumpe pergleihen,
Die Gentile, Die bie Ti6tllng hes
8lltitroms ie nab ibrer Stellung be.
ltinmen. sluf Die 6unttion oieier
&loppen nober ein5naeben, ieblt bier
ser Ylat. 9tur 10 piel lit lpidtig 81
erpobnel, bnB ibr Mfecbonismus bon
efober geoe,ltung iiir Den rihtieen
glutuntlolf lit. Meml fie berioeen,
bat 3>por bos Ser3 meilt nod bie
&raft, oen Sbaoen al fonpenlieren,
aber oe6 nur lmter arobem @nereie
unfipano, oer iid) oiel iad nidt oas
gonde Seben binonr6 auibrinaen labt
2ebensidipod)e umo friiber 500 fons
nen sic Solge, oes rbe,motil1en &lap.
penfeblers iein, ber meiit nidt mie
Die @elettfent5iinbune naf itberItaus
oener &ranfbeit boaie tpieoer m,s.
beilt, oils ob er ME baaepein tpore.
Ser @rlentrbenmatisnlts lit Sic bel
tueiten ba,tfieltc llriahe oes Ser5-
febIers - befer uSer5floppenfeb-
lers'' -, ,tno bieies 2eihen lit ,,nter
oer Menlebbeit tpeit perbreitet ,nb au.
melen bon tpetttrasenben id1immen
Jolaelt. =
Cine tpeitere nibt ieltene 8eaIeitz
erf6einline 'oes afuten @elenfrbelmas
tis,nns itnb 3,tftdnbe Der &ertpirrt.
belt, Der Bbontoiietr0une >nno Der
Denfibndhe. @eiter fonn lid) an iie
in fiir5erem ooer longerem Ab1tano
6er Seitston5 anlhlieBen.
Ser Nomc 8eitstan3 riibrt baber,
6aB ber I'll. Seit inn Ytittelalter BON
ener abnlihei. &ronfbeit, fpenn au6
anoeren llriprunas, befallen war llno
aablrei6c Menlhen ieelild) anitedte,
10 bab iie alldeno nno tangent orrh
Stobte ,lno 9Grfer do0eu.
Ser af,lte @elenfrbeumatismus lit
porwieeeno cine @rfranf,ln9 Der jim
geren Sabre, am baufieiten aIpilben
Dem rs. uno 35. Sabre. Sebr ielten
1T bas Seioen bel Sa,slinaen uno
@reifen. sSsrn aaseneinen beilen Die
@elenfe nad einiaer 3eit tpieoer Dol
Zig aus Mur ber 9ersfebler bleibt
mebr ooer tpeniaer ih,per als Jolee
ber tudbreno> oes &ranfbeitsproaefles
int Seraen abeelonfenen @ntaiinbun9
befteben.
Mber, tper einntal einen afllten &c.
lenfrbeuntatismns bnrhaemabt bat,
lit nur au3lt leibt Riidfdaen ausee-
iebt. M,tb fonn ii6 on sic afute
&ranfbeit nab mebr ooer tpeniaer
LANCER 3iuii6en5eit ein i6lei6enoes,
droni{bes, lang banernbes 8belinia.
leioen at einem ober mebreren &C.
lenfen ani6liebe,t bos oft re6t I'M
nt1nnnehmc GSrf,mnraen hcrpifc+ uuN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Mittnodl, ben 27. Mai 1912
HusRuflft
: Mrs. 3h. 6, sssplpa

@S aibt Derld)ieocne 8ldtter, Die OILS
Grias fir Ben See, ben man al trill
ten pflest, oicnen fonne1 itno bie piel
geiiinoer lln0 - billiger Iinb. 8o
fino 3. 9. grobecr-, Sinlbeer- llnO
9eioelbeerhlatter nno 8latter bon
allcrlei 8cerenItrdubern. aGes, mas
man 5u tm bral,1t, lit, baB man
fie oil einent luftigen Glas I'M ScDat=
ten troefnet, obne ab5l,ipalben. So.
balb iie troden iino, Weroen sic Stiele
nit Der Sbeere abaeidnitten. 9onn
roitet man oic 8lGtter auf elmer BET
zen Elattc ,tno rollt iic ouf ser &nub.
Sobalo tic pollitdnbia erfaltet iinp,
berfdIieBt man iie IN elmer l1ftoihten
Bledbiidyie. so bat man einen Sec,
Der aeliinoer it, ols Ser, ben Mon
fonft mter oem stomen vdineiilher
Tce".
-S. &., SG. -
IS lit ni0t ratIonl Sleanber 81
sieben, lpcoer int Jreien rno nod
uenieer int Sanle, oenn es lit cine
Der aefibrliblten @iftpflan5en Aae
3eile oieier Eflanae, 8liiten II. glot-
ter, Steueel uno 8ur3el entbaIteu
ein ftarfes @ift. Cine ftarfe 8eriib}
rnng ser 8ldtter fonn i6on einen
i,denben Salttausl6lag beipirfen:
Beionbers beftig treten oieie @rlbei-
nuneen ouf penn Sleonoerteile nit
ben ShIeinlb0uten I'M .0funo 1lno
Sals in 8eriibrllne fonunen. Moll
iollte barnnt SleanberpHanaen ME:
mails int @obn- ober Shlafailnmer
balten uno iib bitten, 3lueige bappn
in oen Yhtnb oalt nebmen. Sinb &in=
Der i'm Sanle, io.niillen Sleanoerblu-
men 10 anfeeItent iperocn, baB bie
&inber lte nidt erreihen fonnen. 9ie
Geripenblng bon Sleanoerbliiten al
8ltnenitrauBen, es lei 6enn in 8a-
len follte eleibfalls ltnterbleiben.
Die @irflsng bes Sleanbereiftes
ift freili6 bel neridiebenen 8erfonen
berl6ie6en. @s eibt 2eute, oie eor
niht poer ipenie bapon beriibrt tper
ben; anoere befornmett ibon bom &c
rnd oer 8liite beftiae &opff6meraen
p6er @ontanlhpeIuneen bon Ser bio
ben 8eriibrung ber 8lGtter. Mon
ionte oieIe 3ierpflanae ni6t aieben.
- u. g., 81. -. ~. ...
: :Rleioeritoffe aus Mild reip. 60
iein. Safer iino nibts Neues. Shon
felt sssobren iit bieies Gerfabre,r in
europa, por ollen1 III Oelterreib uno
ssstalien, befannt seipeien. ssSn ben les<
: ten SsSabreu iinb audi 1T ,lnierm 2anoe
cine Anaabl 5abrifen entitaaoen, mel
he Die @aiein-Jaier at 8ebitoffen
ber,pen6en: Nidt nur au stoff-5aiern
,pirb gaIein perlpenoet, ionoern es lit
cine ,,eue gaiei,tzJaier entoedt NOR
ben, Aralac genannt bie in Ser Ser
tilinouitrie cine erobe 8oae ipielen
,pirb ,,no aus tpelher 0laItifen, 2ein,
Sarbem, Snieftenp,,lper ilnb pbarma-
aentiIhe Yrobuete bergeitellt perben..
Neeen Der iebr uolliaen gigenihaf-
ten BET Aralaefafer lit es m0elib,
oaraas 6il5 nnb pelaartige @etpebe
au <proonaieren. 9as ne,,e 0erfabren
miro tpie0er oem Garmer augl.t font
men.
80. s, 81. - -,
Niefc oIffntnntcrTih tnioacrfphrpnAe SO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27


Sin fiir oen Haien lniddolides Mit-
tel eegen anleiicn beltebt oarin, baB
nau eiue oiilne auiloilug bes met
6en Irienifs, beln man nod etpaS
3ilder sliebt, IN einem fleilen 8efab
in sic 9ibe bes An1ciienbaus iest.
gili9it noldyen einige Mmeiien bopot,
Spbalb aber sic erlten tot iino, Der
:lailen bie iibrigen Den Srt, ber III
nen @efabr birgt nno fumneu nidt
ipieoer. 9ln anoeren 0tittcln lperoen
nod folgenoe 5itr Gertreib1ng bon
Nmcilen im Salle an9cgebcn: 1. Wan
miibe Sefe nit 3nder ooer Sbit=
gelee; bie 9tmeiie,t Die bierpon frei.
lel1 iter6en. 2. Mon ltrellc aeltoBenen
3uder in einen Sdmotm; ipcnn Der
Sbpan,m bon gImeiien list, perfe
man ibn in fobenoes &alier lno
mieoerbule boslelbc. 3. @infaber it,
int Eopieroiiten ettpas 9eltoBenen 3uf-
fer 3lt itreuen ooer ionlt eille Siibis.
felt bilein 3u TIM. Sobalo biele
Aneiier Srin iino, fnittere ntan Die
Cite au unO iuerfe iie ms Geuer. -
$50 piele Nnleilen I'M @alile 1ino>
ntlB molr ibrc Sdlnpiipinfel outfit
d)er, ,tl,o, ipo es gebf, Del in Die
Hisen lhiitten, bos totet Die Mmeiien
ltno bie 8rut: 9os sSett berItopft sic
Seutporen 70. oab hie Giere nidt
mebr atmen f0nnen uno erItiden.
alf ieoen 5oll nliilien Die Hisen nit
&alf, 3elnent eoer Sips 5ueel1miert
speroen. :Mit Eetroleunl fann man
Ole Siere ;ipobl pertreibe,t, neil ite Den
@ern6 .nibt pertraeen fonnen, aber
iie niiten iid sipieber ireenomo anbers
ein. arlenit nno Strphnin ibei,,t
oen Sieren nidts anaubaben. p,
@eitere gertilennasmittel iinb:
@eiBer 3nder nit Snpefel (5ul-
pbnr) bermifbt; ser @erith bon slid
fbnppen beribei1dt Die ameilen. @in
mani Die Ameiier bon ettpas ubbal=
ten, ,mftreut man Die @efabe NIT
eepulpertem ungeloidtem &alf -
9ime -. ..
- Mrs. 3. s., Midj. -
@elenfrbelinlotismus lit cine Der
ihlimmiten uno i6merapoliten rbell:
matilben 2eiben. .....:.,- T.. p
Ser of,,te @eIenfrbe,lmatismlls
beeinnt oft nit Sditttelfrolt, Dem. iib
mebr ooer penieer bobes, balo ettpas
fauenoes, ,balo lteieenoes Sieber an
l6Iiebt. .3lweilen iteiat oas Sbern,o>
meter, beIonoers in oen @benoitun=
oen, bis .auf 40 @roo @elfius, in
ieltenen 5daen al16 bober. .,
3uelei6 nit Dem s5ieber itelen iib
ltarfe SblHeraen in ben @elenfen elm;
auerlt ,peroe,1 neilt Die @elenfe Der
8eime befaaen, borpieeenb Die bon
4nie ,,no Sub. 9eboranat miro bon
oem afutet @elenfrbe,,nlatismi,s aud
oas Sbulterselenf. aber f6lieBlid
fann aud iebes anoere @elenf bon
oem &ronfbeitsproaeB NIT ereriffen
iperoen, 10 sic @elenfe atpiiden ben
Wirbeln, bie atpilben oen 8edenfnos
den, 5as 'ltnterfiefereelenf nno Die
@elenfe, sic sic &ebHopffnorpeI nit.
einanoer berbinben. 49,
@s brau6t bas 2eioen freilid ni9t
NIT eiaem S6ittelfroit ,lno ,inbe-
sl...,~. h.. 0QoS .LS>,o.So,. =. Mr,sf Ooh
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Dieie aafommerlid pie6erfebrenoe
MmeiIenplaee fann int @arten nnb
alf @rosplasen eroBe Sbaben ber=
urfoden. Nir geben Sbnen cine reid.
Iibe Ansipabl bon Mitteln, bon benen
seipiB bas Cine o6er Anbere feinen
0med erfiillen miro.
gs 1T anberit fdtper, Mmeifen aus
einent @rasplat, no lie fiA ein9e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Save Tin
Half Of Cans Reported
0oine to Waste

Mrs. Detroit is preparing only
about one-half of the cans for the
tin salvage drive that she could,
officials in charge of the rubbish
for the city said today
in an estimate based on the num-
Der of cans taken from the eity's
daily rubbish collection.
THE nation needs this tin"
Terry Bannon, chairman of the
Wayne County tin salvage COM
mittee, said, land the tin In
these cans taken from the rub
bish heaps is virtually irrepIac-
able"
Nearly 90 per cent Of the tin
used in America came from terri
tory now held by the Japs. Be-
cause Of lack of interest on the
part Of the public. approximately
10 tons of tin and 1000 tons Of
scrap steel content in the cans ia
thrown away daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Extend DeddIine
On Ration Books

Thousands Of Detroiters who
have not yet acquired war ration
book No. I today have until jan
uary Is 10 do so. OPA officials
in Washington have extended the
deadline which originally was set
for December Is.
Local OPA officials said the
books now used for sugar and
coffee, are. available at nei-hbor-
hood ration boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Holiday Driving
Denied Soldiers
Photo by Times stan Photographic

Members OF the armed forces
home on furlough for Christmas
will be out of luck if they want
10 take a little spin in the family
bus with their sweet ones.
OPA ruled today that no pleas
ure driving may be done on sup
fuel rationS which
means that the 90 miles a month
of nonoccupational driving al
lowed on an A book are all the
soldiers, sailors and marines can
use up.
Rubber Is still so vital to the
war effort that no relaxation i'm
the rules can he made even for
members of the armed forces at
the holiday season." OPA Of
fiCials explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

DSR Counters Don't Think Of Fares as Money An,
More-They Just Shovel Coin Around

Money does not bring happiness
consider the 20 employees Of the
DSR who daily must count almost
100000 nickelS, dimes, quarters
and half dollars.
The money that comes in from
the thousands Of bus and street
car fares in the city must be sorted
and weighed Immediately for bank
deposits and redistribution as
change They cant afford 10 get
behind in their work. But the thrill
Of handling fortunes has long gone.
Ray Byrne, the DSR cashier re-
poTted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

FLINT. Dec. Is Miss Victory
of America -- otherwise. pretty
Barbara Ann Clark of the &C
Spark Plug machine gun plant
went on double duty today
The girl Who Won the national
title in the contest sponsored by
The Detroit Times and other
Hearst newspapers, not only re-
turned 10 her work bench 10
carry on her war work, but also
worked al the Job assigned her
by Treasury Secretary Henry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Speed Gas
Give Coupon TO Attendant
When You Order

Motorists today were asked by
OPA 10 hand their gas ration
books 10 the station attendant at
the time they order gas.
This plan will save much time
il followed. because II will allow
the attendant 10 check the license
plate as soon as he starts 10 fill
the tank. " was said.
The plan also allows the attend
ant TO be sure he gets the right
number of coupons for the gaso-
line delivered and also gives him
time 10 check the date of the
coupon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Singer Tony Martin
Induced Into Army

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Is GNS) d.
Singer Tony Martin. dismissed
from the navy last month for "un-
fitness, today was lhducted into
the army and will don his uniform
~ Fort Macarthur. December 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Miss " ON Double
Carries On With Work at Gun Plant as She
Rallies Workers TO Buy Bonds

That's war bend
selling
Several times during the day
she addressed fellow employees.
describing the glamorous- eastern
tour she was given as one Of the
prizes in the contest, and also
the Hearst trophy she
was awarded as victor
During the addresses she urged
her fellow employees 10 buy war
bonds. as she had been commits
stoned TO do by Morgenthau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

"The admiral wanted the big
ones first and We sure got them
for him"
Seaman First Class Arthur Bic
Ske Jr, who Is u was speaking
today az his home, 7775 Wheeler
avenue BioSkc Is home on fur
fouCn from me cruiser San Fran
cisco, the ship that pulled through
the Golden Gate one morning last
week after engaging the Japs IN
mhst President Roosevelt called
one of the great naval battles OF
our history
Like the newspapers say,
guess IL il the story of David
who tackled Goliath" BlcSke
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

of Woodward
shoppers W p
spotted Donal
II a o n
EIaines of the
University of
Michigan fac
ulty.
For years.
his hobby has
been military
s I r a I egy,
working out
com plleated
battles with
armies OF lead
so m mes
a single battle
Will en- m fOr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
JUST SHOVEL TT AROUND

THE counters don't even think
Of IL az money any more" he
said. They just shovel II around
like II was so much coal. instead
Of coin Of the realm. Handling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Coffee Forms Ready

Reports which must be filed out
by December 81 by retailers and
wholesalers of roasted coffee now
are available al neighborhoOd ra-
tioning boards, II was announced
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