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Evening star., 1942-09-29

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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Monday, March 80

On Monday March 30. 1912 japanese
bombed Correedor and japanese snpers shot
OF American troops on Bottom peninsula
a British cruiser, it "os announced, wos
sunk In RUSSO thousands Of men were killed
In 5urno Chinese forces storted fighting their
way north 70 Mondooy
American orpIones, on Monday. March
80. 1912. went into the or oooinst japanese
fighters over New Ounce,
On that doy millions of American work
men bolted and rveted ond glued and joined
orplone ports and tank ports and ship ports
They dug cool ord poured steel
And on Monday. March 80, l942 the
House OF representatives, spent It's time dis
cussino charges by Rep Mortin Dies ID Tex
that on employe OF the Boord OF Economic
Worfore, had mony yeors ego. written book
on nudIsm. mmn.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Doing HiiIer's Work

Reoders CT the Cumberland News NOV
Rove couse TO wonder obout the present policy
OF that new poper. Listen 10 This choice BIT
from the leading editorial Of the March 81
News
The whole situot,on IS Compressed into
nutshell when the Wheeling newspaper de.
cores thot unless control Of the government
IS wrested from It's present hands, the free
enterprise system IS doomed
The News quoted on editorial from the
Wheeling ln'elIieencer which in turn dis
cussed present pioos for this nation otter
the wor
No mention wos mode about winning
the wor obout woys ond neons OF furtherlnq
the PRESENT wor effort The intent OF the
editorial is very opporent however The News,
in reprntlno the Wheeling lntelligencer ort-
icle. indicotes that il supports revolution.
Unless control Of the government IS wrest-
ed. means nothing more thon G revolution.
That IS the kind OF talk ond wrtino thot
Hitler and his fifth and sixth column agents
ore now speeding obout. Hitler and his agents
ore attempting 10 undermine the foith Of the
American people in the present odnlnstro-
tion. The News. ond the nteIloencer ond
many other newspapers, in still fighting the
New Deol-insteod OF this wor ooonst the
oxs-ore doing HtIer's work
They don't seem TO realize thot il Hitler
wins there won't be any New DeoI in the
United States, there won't be any old deoI.
there won't be any middle oeed deoI-there'll
be out and out foscism
Preaching revolution against the present
administration IS Hitler trick rs sedition
and treason Of the worst sort II creotes dis
unity and undermines morale. For purely
potriotc reasons, and for the soke Of aiding,
not horperino the war effort, it should be
stopped voluntarily.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Write Today
The Go executive board points our:

The Go executive board points cut:
Thot the present onti-obor bills coming
before Congress would outflow oil union con-
trocts, present end future, that provide union
security in any form ond thot provide for
extra poyrent for overtime work: would wipe
out the functions OF the War Lobor Boord OF
the President end the AL ond Clio; would
in effect obosh the Wagner Act ond would
destroy q generation OF iobor progress-not
to mention sobotoein9 Iobots wor produc-
ton effort, end notonoI unity.
The Hitler minded Tory Corqressnoen
will stop ct nothing TO sn1osh the notions
production nnocnine BY smashing labor.
Labor must beet them 10 the punch.
Write YOUR Senotor ond representative
TODAY. Tell them not to disrupt our wor
production front. Tell tnen1 10 speok against
and vote oeornst the Smith bril- IN r. $3.50
ond 6792); the Reed bill IS. 1855, the Vnson
bill H. R. 6AAAl.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09

I'd Russian" oils These dcscrip-
lions often are not true and In any
case mcan little TO tho user c U
tested 81 brands for purity. weight
taste and odor Best Buy and best
quality Of the heavy otis waS Macy.
at &c a pint Other good buys were
CD COOPERATIVE Distributors. NYci
~ 29c and Ameroil at 33c These
were higher quality than q number
of brands which cost 6Oc-7Oc a pint
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09

ouls monun!on plant heard from re-
ported slB 80 Union organization
has also won paid vacations pro-
lection against arbitrary discharge
and = voice IN setting piece rate
Tor ucW operations.
The following shirts tested bl
c T. are made under contract with
thc Amalgamatcd Clothing Worker.
,CiO. Arrow CD. Fruit OF the
Loom. lawson whitehall Manhat-
tan Ncwcasc. Tru Val Van Hcuscn
and Collari'c shirt are made under
couttac, with the United Garment
WORKERS ,AFl.' AMC Ward
Scars and Pcuncy arc distributors
brands Thc shirt arc bought from
variety Of sources. some oi which
mas BE- union some nonuniOn.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
MINER Hurt

VINDEX Charles " Davis. q
member Of Local 1865. suffered q
broken back when struck by q
boulder which dropped from the
ceiling OF the vindcX Coal Co mine
Tuesday afternoon lie wa taken
to Memorial hospital
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Mineral Oil

Don't take mineral oil regularly
Unlc.s on iour doctor advice. tho
current issue OF c T. Reports cau-
tons. Even then. 10 avoid injury.
YOU should take II only before re-
firing. on an empty stomach. and
IN doses Of not more than one or
two table poonSful II 50 used min
clal oil can be- useful laxative
There's no need 10 pay fancy
prices for Extra Heavy or So-call-
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Britoin conscrip.s Women

Married wcmcu up 20 q without
children OF domestic responsibilities
may shortly be directed By the
Labor Ministry to take up !ull-timc
or part-,.me worS
Labor Minister Beyin has ordered
ina, these women DC interviewed on
systematic basis IN order 10 gain
an adequate ioea o. the available
British labor reserves. The acute
demand for mobile" women who
can easily be transferred wherever
needed. a dem md which daily be-
comes more pressing, dictated this
policy. Employers are cooperating
by introducing part-,ime working
schedules In addition 70 full-timc
schedules a!ycady established
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Labor
OVERSEAS
Troins Keep Going

Tlft al flsf Battle Ul fNg At ldtliN
,-. IN, II. ot,t on l,rd
p,r..h r.,,rn,a. fh, haul good.
,.a,,. 5.,lt..,,,,'. q, po,u,. where the,
'..,. ,,..,i,d arc an ,utc.r.,l pafi Of
.,,. ,,,luno NAN, 10 Keep uppirs
.,,r,,. +, tine island
wo,i.ncn vino .uiic ,hr lall trail
uc harc been h'st"i!'" W Ni'"'' :
-,uUuo homDpr~! -i'i.''s WI"
NuNil!tlt communication "''u
corp, Oi emergency gu i''.'" NUM-
while admin 'td.l'' pay "a INV
either office nay" h'''' 81 iF'''"
otct Use lNir. III ii't'' -"'ei ''''H'''
and pa >cngtr car
ln yards "hc'' i!rIIi'' i'i'''' Wv
made ~ ,"i'cAin'!l D'ah'u'''4 "''"
- ,..a, .'....,d ., s,,,, q, the work
,l,,a,,a,, ,o,,l bl,rgo.,
p....,,..r ..,.,..,. la bocu cut
a,,,. ,5,d, r,,on. b,u.,ec IA, M
',,..,, r,d,t .lrrp.ug accom-
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...t.. il. ,,.olcd H.. Government
,,,n,,, r,Y,,. seldom have am
'n.. 49,. NAM ,ap,c. nave been
.nsdo ar rr,d ,..,. Rulc> lot
.,,Sc, M. ,orry your own h,nch
XIX ,,c,,r,d Is ..uo M
The speed OF all 'f"'n> mas
been cut 10 per cent j." mas
been louhd maj WI" '"'''Nn
equipment inc most r'"""'.
speed Is - h'''e> pr ""'F ."
That spec" ir>> '"'' j. '"''>""''u
a ton m'lr' h"rr"'rF' 'r>> >'r"'"
Is imposed Oh 'hc nervous ~
TENS "i engineers I'e''''' "'"
ra'hmeh "' i" '''es"'"
A ,oi.t o.. 5s 900 ra.!na, men has
core mo NO services since the war
BEGAN ma, ), slightly more than
one ~ ZEN IN met instances their
Mace have been t..cn by women
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Shirts

Most mems Shirts cost more this
year. {. L found IN testing b
brands OF Il brands rc'cstcd from
1871. . were higher priced and
we're Of lower quality IS we'll Mos,
OF the % models had been sklmpcd
IN Al least one measurement
with prices high and quality
moving downward. IT., wise to buy
carefully And since is impossible
Tor the individual buyer TO make
all measurements and Judge textile
quality. IT'S best 20 be guided BY
Consumer Union ratings
{. L. rated shirts on design con-
struciion. Shrinhaec and quality o;
material Among the Best BUYS
wcrc AMc s.. Penney Towncraf;.
$50: Wards Ashley. sl49 p!ue
postage; Sears Fashion Towcr 9sc
plus postage. Also good values were
Jason whitehall al sl9j and
N.ucayc AZ 81 go
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Defeat QuisIing Dies
NO. 4s

Martin Dies. Of the Dles-Lies Commit
tee. hos shown his hond again This time
he's exposed" nest OF Communist" on
the Board OF Economic Welfare, board
headed BY Henry A. WoHoce, wee. president
OF the United Stotes
But this time he wos severely denounced
BY Wallace who charged thot the statements
by Dies might os we'll come from Goebbels
himself" (Goebbes IS the brorns q the Hitler
mochinel rs q rotter OF foct "
Wallace continues. the effect or our morale
would be less donooein9 If Mr.. Dies were on
the Hitler powou."
Thus. in q settlement thot hos beer long
overdue, the administration threw off the
monte in which Dies hos been cooked ond
exposed him for whot he is-o propaganda
oeent for Hitler
a few weeks ego the House Of Repre-
sentotVes voted to continue the Dies Lies
Committee. but did not; ct thot time. vote to
give the Committee ony money. There is still
time 10 detect the work OF Hitler by refusing
TO give the Dies Lies Committee funds with
which TO operote.
Would the United Stotes vote money
TO GoebbeIs and HitIer' Would the
American people permit the use Of their
money for the advancement OF Maxi
propaganda?
The onswer is obvious. but TO noke GER
tom thot Dies does not get ony money let S
write 10 the House Committee on Accounts.
John J. Cochron. ohoirmon. House Office
Building Washington. D c. Tell this commit
tee not TO appropriate one cent for the work
Of mon who. os Wee President Woiioce
soys. IT greater danger 10 our national
sofety than thousands Of AXIS soldiers within
our borders"
We don't won't ony dlsrupters or GUS
Iinos here
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Your Dollar
By CONSUMERS UNION

You do nerd victor L medical But
should look them lood capsule form Tie
pin sot tAcir tic national
people
pills guiding providing
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
vitcmins for Victory

when the Nutri-Vac Co for in
stance. ,snts Nutri-Vac has g. much
sitamin B-i q. - servings Of oat-
meal. ii fails To mention that oat-
meal also contains other lltamias,
mineral, and ioud element, which
Nuiri-Vac lack, Nor docs Nuiri-Vac
say that big dose. OF vitamin B-l
may BE- harmful. and ihnt best re-
suits come from the normal
amounts In whole Grain or fortified
cereals and natural food,
Everyone needs to know moro
about food You can get guidance
.om the L $ Department OF Agri-
culture from your own city health
department from Bread & Butter.
food column giving daily needs Tot
q balanced diet.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09

Vichv. France. admits that there
have recently been 30 strikes IN
Waiting 10 600 workers
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-09
Shirts-Lobor

Average wages in tho organized
shirt !actor!cs are ST. or more. C.
Us labor reporter found. While tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

Katharine Is back" I warned
her, "but I'm sure she will be-"
Wen wait for you, IL she
isn't" she said.
Katharine was back before the
trio came in, and l did not have
10 delay them. We went by tax
TO the restaurant, and l knew
every step of our journey was
trailed by one or more of my
fathers men, who later would also
be diners at the restaurant.
When we had taken the table
reserved for us, Stephen Redfielc
excused himself saying he must
see some one upstairs IN another
dining room. AS soon as he was
out Of hearing Mary leaned for
ward.
Steve hasn't noticed yet that
the old man IL Iamping us. In
deed, he's 80 absorbed In him
self that 1 don't believe he's
noticed him at all. But II he
doesn't get Il tonight I'm going
10 put him next, just for the
devil of II. You're facing the
door, Lima. Do you see our old
man anywhere"
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Quiz Answers

Thomas jefferson In 1905.
"a hog fish and porcupine,
respectively.
3-MinneSota.
4-"Lang syne." when trans
lated from the Scotch. meant
long since and conse-
quently came 10 mean long
ago"
5-Pedicure.
6--Skiioring is 2 winter sport
in which a skier * drawn
over snow or ice, usually by
a horse.
IA very loud voice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
THE

the Navy Clubs Cadillac square
theater next week Monday, the
orchestra and ensemble from The
Three Trees Cafe will be on hand.
Tuesday, the Congo Club and Pro-
fessor Eldredge's trained monkey
will entertain at a Mothers Day
program. Wednesday, Mickeys
Bar entertainers will be on hand.
Thursday. the Club Royal will
take over. Friday John Gilbert
and his orchestra from the Gray
stone Ballroom will hold forth,
while on Saturday Sans Cafe
show will be staged.
Soldiers. sailors and marines
will be guests of the Westward
Post, No. go. American Legion
at a picnic and dance in Beachnut
Grove, 6l6s Middlebelt road. Sun
day, 2 10 IL p. m. Many soldiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

"YES, MOTHER" I said cor
daily. but with a distinct sink
ing feeling" inside me. ! sensed
that my militant mother-in-law
was on the warpath.
II want to know. Margaret, II
u IN by your orders that my
advice and my authority over
the children are set aside"
My mental barometer sank still
lower. l had only suspected an
other domestic crisis with Katie
In answering I deliberately
struck a tragedy note.
Mother, darling" I said in
Sistenty. Don't answer 80 that
lillian will suspect what I arm
saying. but there In news she
must not hear. We are very
much afraid for Marion; nothing
definite, but we are all working
like mad 20 see what can be
done.
IL wish you would keep Lillian
with the children as much OF the
time n possible, and humor her
In anything she wishes to do.
As soon ~ know anything
definite I will write YOU"
GRAHAM APPEASED
l had struck the right note.
"Of course, my dear girl" she
said. 81 understand, and I will
do everything you wish. Also,
please forget what ! said just
now. An, Lillian, Margaret
wants TO talk TO you"
Lillian's voice was almost z
gasp.
'MAdge! Has anything hap
pened:"
mo, no." / told her emphati-
cally. thankful that she had not
overheard the theatrical false
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

from the military camps. the navy,
marines and coast guard will be
on hand 10 enjoy the occasion.
which is dedicated 10 the men III
service.
Monday evening at Emanuel
Episcopal Church. John r. and
Greendale avenue. there will be
an air raid wardens meeting at
s o'clock for wardens of Sector D..
Zone !. Area II. All wardens of
the area are invited 10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Connolly Answers

La Wrath; (b) Valley; (c)
4 Harvest.
2-(a) drum; (b) Tyre; Co pic
colo.
3-(a) New York City; (b) Chi
cago; Co Washington.
IA In manufacture of ropes,
cordage, mating; (b)
carrying roadway or rail-
road over valley; Co
10 prevent nut from
working loose.
5--(a) Texas. California. Louisi-
ana. Ok lahoma; (b)
Michigan. Arizona, Utah.
Indiana, vada; (c)
New York. Tennessee,
North Carolina.
6-(a) Benedict XIV: tbl Plus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
$3.50 Gone From Safe
OF Housing Project

By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

Special investigation squad de-
tectives today were trying to trace
$3.50 in cash, which somehow van
ished between the time IL was
placed in the safe AZ the Brewster
housing project office and when
the safes contents were taken 10
the bank.
The loss was discovered when
the bank reported the deposited
cash was less than that shown on
a deposit slip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Rites for Civil War Veteran

COLDWATER. Aug S.-Funeral
services will be held Sunday for
Wesley J. West, ga the last sur
yiving veteran OF the Civil War
at Colon, near here Two daugh-
tiers, 20 grand and ~ great grand
children survive. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
kplffaIlS Oh Love By Adele Garrison

hood with which I had just won
my mother-in-law back 10 tract
able behavior.
"Oh, thank GOdw she said.
Then she asked mechanically.
what can I do for you:"
l told her my errand quickly in
"camouflaged conversation" and
assured her that Katharine would
have telephone number by which
TO reach me, should she need to
call me when / was out.
Then I said good-by 10 Junior
and Faith. 10 whom ! always give
the last word. and hung up the
10 face Mary.
as that true" she said, what
you said to Grandma Graham
DO you know anything about
Marion you haven't told me ."
81 give you my word" / said,
that there IL nothing new con-
corning Marion. Your grand
mother was on the warpath,
about Aunt Lillian. l think. IL
was necessary 10 do something
drastic Immediately"
She breathed a deep sigh Of
relief, then her lips quirked into
an irrepressible grin.
AGREES TO GO
Don't write 10 her too soon,
unless you have another mustard
plaster ready" she advised. Then
she threw her arms around me
exuberantly.
II take II you are going with
US" she said. "Aain't II so ."
Yes, I'll CO." Il told her
What time shall be ready,
and where shall / meet you:"
about $50, and well come
here after you" she said.
Il can't leave here unless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Home Defense Notes:
'SeabeeS'
Parade to
Station
BY KEN HALL

A parade OF "Seabees' from
the Navy Club headquarters 10
the Michigan Central railroad sta
ton at noon constituted the Sat.
urday activities of the Navy Club,
according to Chief George J. Beau
regard.
There were $50 "Seabees' in
line, a band, two drum and bugle
corps and so Navy Anchorettes.
The line of march started AT
the Navy Club, Cadillac square
and proceeded up Bates street TO
Broadway to Madison to Adams
TO Bagley TO Michigan and the
depot. 1t was headed by the
Thomas A. Edison Post. No. 1877,
American Legion drum and bugle
corps. with Anchorettes following,
a platoon of so "Seabees", the
naval recruiting band, a second
platoon of 80 "SeabeeS," and the
naval armory drum and bugle
corps.
This was in lieu Of the regu-
lar entertainment in the Navy
square. The show there Friday
was postponed because of rain.
The Congo Club entertainment is
scheduled 10 be presented next
Tuesday noon. However, Professor
Eldredge and his trained monkey
went through their act later in
the afternoon.
PLAY BALL AT BAY CITY
Sunday the Navy Club officials
and the Anchorettes will 90 10
Bay City for the deciding game
of a series of three between the
Detroit naval recruiting station
team and the American Legion of
Bay City. Each has won a game
10 date. Gail Jones. formerly of
the Athletics, will pitch for the
IDetroiters.
Chief Beauregsrd has arranged
five entertainment programs for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

n; (c) Plus XII.
la Thomas Jefferson: CO.
Alexander the reat;
JcJ Duke OF Wellington.
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