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, 1942-03-04
Group Leaders
Should Be In
The Union

An article in the last issue of
the Union News stated that group
leaders should be members of
the Union. We heartily agree with
that statement.
The very nature of Union en-
deavor, which after all, regardless
of propaganda put out by special
privilege groups, is nothing more
than our desire to participate
more fully in the fruits of our
Labor; so that we can enjoy some
Of the good things of life and our
children can have a decent place
to live in, and meat and potatoes,
instead of a diet of rice and beans,
make it imperative that all eli
gible people belong to the Union.
Yes, group leaders and we will
go so far as to say foremen, and
assistant foremen, although they
are not eligible for membership,
should encourage, rather than dis
courage membership in the Union,
because any raise in the living
standard of the worker is always
reflected, and will continue to
reflect itself upward in the STAN
dard of living of this class of
workers; there may even come a
time when they will not have to
work, six or seven days a week
for five days pay.
, 1942-03-04
DAYTON DEFENSE COUNCIL STARTS
METAL SCRAP DRIVE MARCH 7

The de as March z and calls for thu operation of As to go trucks on three successive
Saturdays March T. a. and e. and daily operation on the hrw week days of two to ten tus
w ill be dUdedm three residential collection areas one area being covered each Saturday
residents will be notified through the paper, RADIO and otherwise, of the date of the collection
in their neehbohods The residents of the treas scheduled for collection are aked to place their
the tk crews all Of whom wu be vLmeesN No tin cans will be accepted
, 1942-03-04
Y FiSke Y

Not so very long ago, while playing my role of seer. I
whispered some words of wisdom into General Motors ear. /
said, When down comes An enemy bomb, speeding on murder
bent. And it happens to strike a simple home, why that's an
accident!" OTIS really the plants they want to hit. That's the
pure and simple truth of iD Al
That was a hint for General Motors, if they wanted to
be wise, to get together like UE folks, convert and ORGANIZE
Plants One and Two, they didn't care. They thought
they'd whip Hitler with a Frigidare! (Delco was just a little
more fair. Or could it be pressure was brought to bear?
So to all the workers, here's the dope, this will wake
them UP, I hope. When our boys go out to fight the Japs, and
defend our native land, they're going to look rather silly,
WITH AN ICE BOX IN THEIR HANDS !
, 1942-03-04

~ @~ A @~~
metal scrap at their front curb lin
the truck crews, all of whom will
The scrap will be moved to
the city waterworks yard, where
it will be sorted and prepared
by city and workhouse labor
under the supervision Of skilled
men furnished without charge by
the Dayton Scrap Dealers Associa-
ton. The scrap will be sold, as
soon as prepared, to mills and
foundries, preferably Dayton con-
Germs, engaged in defense in
dustry, at the highest prices al
lowed by the government price
schedules, except sheet iron, which
will be sold as is to the highest
defense industry bidder or at a
fair price approved by an ap-
propriate government agency and
a special price committee.
Trucks Donated
The trucks used in the collec-
ton are being donated, together
with their drivers and gasoline,
by the City of Dayton and Dayton
business and industry. Many truck
drivers are donating much Of their
time. Various organizations and
groups are donating services and
material essential to the drive.
One half of the proceeds, not to
exceed $5,OOO.OO will 60 to the
City of Dayton to help pay for
the reconstruction of the gym
nasium in the City Building for
a Soldiers Service Club. The
other half will 80 to the Dayton
Defense Council for essential
civilian needs.
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed to work
a full day as members of truck
crews on March z, IL and q.
Persons desiring to volunteer
should report their names, ad-
dresses, and the dates Of volun-
teer service to the recruiting
offices located in the City Build
ing or at Deeds Park. Call either
Adams ISL, extension $3.50, OF
Adams 6701.
Dayton CLIO Locals are backing
this drive and will furnish their
share of volunteer crews to man
the trucks.
The following is a suggestive list
of acceptable articles:
Garden tools, metal beds, stoves,
ornaments, old heaters and boilers,
water softeners, tanks, wash pals,
wire fence, iron ratings, tire
chains, pots and pans, tablewares,
picture frames, hangers, pipe and
hardware. washboards, fireplace
equipment, sad irons, door knobs
and locks, ash trays, pipe, cutters,
window stripping, metal roofing,
automobile license tags, furnace
CRATES.
Parent Teacher Associations and
School Children will play a prom
inent part In this drive. Among
other things, the School Children
will collect automobile license tags
and will pool their efforts along
with the Montgomery County
Petroleum Dealers Association
which will collect license plates
from filling stations after March
End, at which time 1912 license
tags will 60 on sale.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
llMier ,,crlea6tetes' Sabrban0ert

be,,tld)lano nno SoipietruBlano. Bis
auf ben be,tigen Tag gloltbt nnier
amerifaniides 2eiepublifl,m uno lln-
ierc ,boberlel,dtete'' Sagespreiie nod,
SAB sic fonununiitiiden ,,2oDaliiten"
in Spal,ien fir bie 0einofratie bes
2anoes eefampit baben, tpabrens Die
Dor aller @elt offene @abrbeit nnbe-
fonnt lit, boB in. nno altslanoil6e
&ommrniiten Souienbe bon ipaniiben
8iid0fen, Srieitern, ,Sroensleuten BET
oerlei @eiblebts nno prenlinente fa-
tboliihc 2aien in ser barbarildlten
@eile geniorbet boben.
@ren5en- 1t. nierlos lit Sic Sgnoran5
in lnlern nieoern uno bobern Sbn>
len unS @r5iebunesanltalte llnlere
berompahienoe sSsugeno belist nidt
bie gerineite Genntnis ber 81. Sdrift,
nod ireenocine relieioic 9ilblmg.
Gltcrn ,nno @rsieber beflaeeu Die
5uncbnenoc Morolloii9fcit ser beuti=
gen SSSugellb, baben aber entpeoer
fem Gerlttinonis ooer niht BEN Mut,
oen llriaben bes ltebels nadsufor=
iden, namlid bem 0taneel an SC
ligion. Meral ebne Gelisfon lit ein
lngeniieenoes Snbitit,tt, lit baIt. \nno
eeboltIps uno fann nidt ourh menid)z
Iidc @eiese eineefiibrt iperben. SO
@ott nibt mebr als autoritat gilt,
bo lit ieoer iein eieener 8eiesseber,
iein eieener Gihter, uno ,nterluirft
iib niemanb ipeber I'M Sin,mel nod
ouf @roen. - s. 81. 9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

Die nit ibren eroBartiaen Sort
fdritten prablenoe 8elt lda,,t 10 germ
berob anf SOS ufinltere Mittelalter',
mas n,r BON bobenloier ltnfenntnis
1mo ltnpiiicnbeit aelet. Sros beoeu=
teno gr0Berer Gorteile lnierer mooer'
nen gr5iebnng ,mo elmer nmfanerei'
d,en Nusbreitnng bon &eitntniiien II.
6orihungcn Ideint man - ipenigz
itenS in ser Ernris - feine blalie
abnung bon sen erunblceeuoen Yrine
sipien ser 6riitlid)en Moral 51 ba=
ben. llnlcre gltern uno GorIabren
eraooen ibrc &inoer at hriltlibe,l
nlo Iittlidcn Mcni6en nno Iolioen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
@rersitien, Ginfteisnns nmS @elabbe-
ableguas Bel ben Sarmbersiaea
Eribern in Smffalp, 4. y.

slm s. Mar5, ben1 Selt oes bl. So
bonnes bon @ott, empfin9en in Der
&opelle bes Stooiaiatsbauies, 40 Got
toec st., ans oer Sono hes MIer.
8illiam s. S6red nnter sliiiiten5
bon Eep. SoIepb Seled sic folgenbeu
5ipei Goltllallten oos SrbeI1sfleio: :
SaSobn Mlirpbp bon Gobb (Srelmb)
iett 9r. SSonles, uno Hrbert 8edett
bon Buffalo, g. 9, ictt sr. Ofetbo=
oills. Die iol9euoen 5lpci 9iirOer leg
ten lire aeitliden @eliiboe ab: er.
Gregory 8rper bon Gbilaoelpbio,
Yo.; Or. @ohriel Stubler bon 8ni-
falo, g. .. Ser bobp. Serr Saus=
FABIAN Maurlls 9iefamp oelcbrierte
oas feierlihe Sodalut. Ser 8riioer-
dor lana Sic Weiic ~Solpe &eeina"
bon s. O. 6. 5teble. Ser bodp.
Serr &epin S'grien, S.S., Nuries-
bile, g. g., Der sic por6ereitenoell
@rer5itien leitete, belt sic sSeltpre,
bigt. Gie gltern, Germonoten rn>
sSrelnbe ser 9riioer iuobnten ser
Jeier bel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

@iirgcrn. ltnicre Glteru mnDten me-
niger iibcr 9iolooie lno ,,Gugellics' /,
aber lie perltauoen es, ean5e 9tenlben
81 er3Ieben nuO ibreu &inoern ein
oliidIides Seim 5u perihofieu. Sic
Iebrten iie sic 3cbneebpte @ottes, sic
nnlerc Sugcnb nidt eininol bem Aa=
men nad) fennt. llniere nlooernen
,,bo6gcbiloeten'' Mobhen ipillen
n,ebr iiber sic @benlie oes Mebles,
Der Gitonine in oen perlrbieOenen
Spcilcn ais ibre Miitter ,no @rob=
nriittcr, ober Tie fonnen fein 8rot
baden, fcine idnadbaite Mablaeit be-
reiten lno nidt eiunal cine quite
Soiic &oiiee foheu. Sic Ieioen an
.,bGbcrer llnpiilcubeit". Cine be-
riibnte mooerne llniperlitot perlicb
einen Shiiler ben 9oftortitel fir
cine Sbeie iiber sic uSnoigeitibilitp
Der 3ougbnlts" @roBartig!
llnicr moocrnes 2elepnbliflm lueiB
baariborf, mas III sen @anoelbiloer-
tbcatcrn porgebt; lit genoll lnterrid)-
tet iiber ale Sollpmopb Stars, III
re gbelheioun9soramcn uno Sfan-
bale, lpeiB aber abiolnt nidts iiber
ben teuflilbeu Gernihtunasfrieg &C.
pen ieae briitlide 9aelieion in Naai-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

S,rMcctaplnM 9Sm. y. Sleary
8ep. &n1. 9. @learD lit 5sun
&onn1anoant iiber Die Goplans-
tduIe in Sort @eniamin Safriion,
ssno., erllonnt poroen.. ST fnn9iert
bort als Snitrnfteur iiir oie aop-
lane aIler &onieiiionell, bie 5u Mr.
meefopl0nen iu Ser Ser. Staatens
@rnec ernonnt iporoen linb. Hep.
Gleorp lit ein EricIter ser 9io5eie
grooflpn llno ieit 1913 in ser II.
e.-Nrmee tiitig. Gor ieiner @rnen-
mug ais Gorlteber Ser &oplans'
fhule in Sort genionin Sarrilpn
nor er So1ptfaplan ser Sanger.
biniiion in Sort &npr, Sp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
Ssn &olifornien allcin Ieben 513G

Sn &oliiornien allciu 1eben 5t36
iaponil6e 6armer, ,pelhe @r,,uoei=
eent,rm i'm serte BON $65, ,790,572
lmo notwithstanding Nrtifel in'
8erte BON foIt 100000 beiisen.
Snseeiamt iino iotpeit runo 5000
feinolibe Nusl0noer im 2onoe in
Salt :eenonlmen iporben, oorrntcr
1893 9entl6e ,lnb 264 Staliener.
Neue Arretieruneen fanoen in 9aaas,
Seras, Eotterion, g. s., uno in SEEM
Orleans ltatt, uno Gooios, @aiien
uno &an1eras ,purben babel bel6lag=
nabmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
g'itt,vsdi, Sen is. Msrs 1912

beiebl oes oeitiden @rafen 8aloer.
fee CHINA befanpften, Inn es NIT gee
paltaerter 5o,tit fir ieinen Jrenloen'
baB 5u 5iitbtieer. Bie bie Sunnen
iolten fie fdntpfen: rEaroon miro
nibt eegebcn, @efargene lueroen ni6t
eenloht!' 10 lautete ser 9efebl bes
oberiten &rieesberrn, ser 5ugleid) lidb
ais oberlter 8iidof ser cpangeliIdben
Stride Mno oils Gollenoer oct 3eFor.
nation fit oas gbaneelillm peront.
portIih fiibIte.
Soipeit id) mir eriunern fann,
naren es 1lur fleine &reile, IN oenen
man sic Sbma6 bieier bonlbaltild)en
Geoe empfano. 0as quite oeutld)e
Golf fat ii6 e6en beionoers ieit 1866
in 8eaug a,,f politii6eu gnitanb uno
Ntoral ein bides Sen an9eipobut, nm
ni6t biuter SEN anoeren enropdiid)en
GOlfern 5,lriid5ulteben uuo bier i'm
Sanbe borte i6 nod eilen epol1eeIi'
iben Eoltor, ipie ct oaS 0eutId)tnm
in 8e5ug auf oiele &affentat NIT
Stol5 eriiillte, inoem er oaroni bin.
mics, bab Die anberen 9tatipuen in
Gbina sic Yarole ausgoben: ,,0ie
0elttiden an sic Jrontr' &enn man
lib oas alles einnlal iiberlest: Die
9el,tihen an sic 5ront im &anpf
fir England, 5ranfreid, Tllblano
uno ,,SSsapan" 3un1 Sdut ser iueiben
Hoiie. Nion pereeeelmartise iieb ein.
NAL 0oIlc sic 9elniiti9un9en, pelbe
China, bas 2anb ser oltelten anltur,
bon oieien ipciBen &ulturtrdeern su
erouloen bate, belonbers ieit Dem
Spilunfriee, Scr nit oeln Jrieoens.
i6lnb bon 9sanfing 1912 aual,lrlten
gnglanos nno guropas beeltoet ipl,r.
SC, iporau iie) fiir China eine !3eit
fortgeIetten politiideu Mieoeraanas,
pirtldaftlider slusbeltlug 1no ge.
porllntlolu1g 0nrd) allerlei Gorrehte
ulo Son0erl telllngen ser auslatoi.
lden WiGhte anldloB, lpGbreuo mel.
der ser eltropaild)e Sodfopitolismus
aus Ser gridlieBuug lno Georeoni.
iation Gbiuas einer ser beoeuteno.
item @eid0ite nabte. @ie ooourd)
bos 9Serf ser Miilionorc, sic oas
@pangelilun GbriIti perfiinSeten, ge.
binoert tpilroe, lit ein &apitel fir iif).
+ Sotte Gbina bas gpongclilm BON
Scr gepon5erten Sallt nngenormten.
mie Sapau es geta1 bat, Damn f0nnte.
menid1id gereoet, Sic ipciBe &oiie lih
be9roben loiien.
2ielt man oagegen sic Teoen
@biang &ai=lbefs, ipie beld6mene iiir
sic iogenannte 6riltlide @elt ser pei.
Ben Naile. Sn ieiner 8oti1ait pom
13. Suli 1888 an sic beirel,noeten
Natiouen beiBt es Ii. a.: ,Sbr Nuee.
boriee befreunbeter Gationen uno
@e9uer ser Aneriffspolitif, Sbr nliibt
@ud oarii6er flar lperoen, baB Der
Jrieoe lnteilbar lit. Siolation lit IN.
moslid). Solonee ser iapamild)cs An.
griff nidt altfgebalten miro, oibt es
feincn Jrieoen i'm 5ernen Often, fann
au6 ser sSeltirieoe nidt erbalten
pereen. @eredtiafeit, Seiliefeit Ser
Gertraae, Ser Sdut ser men idliben
@obliabrt lmo oes Cries ser 3ipili.
lation iino geneiniane s(uigaben al.
ler MenIden. llnier 8erteioi.
gu1gsfrieg, ser fir sic Sa6e oes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
9as Gbangelinm bon Der gepan3ertem Jani

0d5 Na5tlDlleln lf DelaHlllllD oie
Mibseburt, tpelde ben italieniihen
Saibismls sllm Gater ,lno oen rnIs
lii6en 8oliheipisnnts sur Wntter
bat. 9ei Mutter ,mo &inb gebt es,
tpie es eben BEL beruntergefontmenen
Neniben eebt: 8ad idlaet iid) nno
Sad pertrdet fid. als es iid) pieoer
einnlal nm sen gtanb Yolens bait
belte, iparen beioe ein Sers rno elne
Seele, ober nun, no oie @eutter bent
miBratenen Sobnden Ste Solen
Itranm aiebt, nodboem Der boie, Sobn
alle GenIter eineelhlagen batte, lit es
ia eon5 ,mo gar aegen oen "eute'1
Son" @obbels, audi n1r elm glttes
Saar on ser Mutter at laiien. COB
bels Ion ia eelaet baben, als er eez
froat ml,roe, ipas er t,ln tpiirbc, ipenn
0e,ti6fono reip. Sic Na5is perlieren:
,,Nun, oann oreaniiieren mir hos
Mitleio". 90 tpcit iino mir nod
nidt, aber es miro id1on 10 fonrllcn.
Mir Iiegt nun nibts 10 fern olS
fit sen einen ODER Sen anoeren Nflt=
leie at erregen, SOS tltn lie ia lclber
genng. &enn ieb aber tros jercm
,,enten Son" auf ben faft ieoer 9ricf
oen ib bon Sen ueuten" 9eutiden in
6ieIem 2auoe befonnte, eeitimmt lit,
sod ein sutes Saar au @iiitterden
Gnb1ane finbe, 10 bat MIDI barin bos
gu6 beitGrft, bob BORT 10 tint 1900
berum a,t oen ,,beit feaers" gcborte
,mS een Sitel fiibrt: Sos @po,9e=
li,m ais 8runblaee oes 2ebenS'.
ssSn bieier einsis pom gerfaiier auto
riiierte,t oe,,tie)eu auseabe noh Ser
81. ruiiilhen 9uflaee beibt es int ser
ginleit1,na pom Gerfaiier 8. 9. Se=>
trop, einem r,1iiildeu Erielter, oaB es
in 9etersbnre, bem iesieen Ietro=
grob, nein 2eninarao, feinen Saol,
fein anbitorilm eab, bas fiir ieinc
Sortrdae eerduluig aenltg mar, sic
@teri6ennofic a1falnebnleu, sic her
5llltronte, ,tm i'm 5u borelt. ga, iiber
aon5 &uBlono babe iid) in ,peniaeu
Sobren iein &ut 10 perbreitet, oaB Der
lte6crieter iclblt aus SSScfaterillenbure
lnO pom ltrol Infragen iiber i'm
(pon 9entid)e1,) befonllnen bobe.
SSSn Nnbetrodt nnlerer bc,ltioen
&cltlaee par mir ser folgcnoe st6=
iebnitt bes 9,1d)es ipi6tie: ,9ie mo-
eerne GolfS,uaiie, ip9or Sic SnteIli=
gems, lit in ibrer iittlidcn Gntipid=
lung erid)redlid) 5uriidgeblieben ee=
geniiber ibrer eeiltieen rnb ditbeti-
iden 9usbiloung. Ntan fam lid)
nidt eenllg ipl,nbcrn, tpie menig auf-
merfianlfeit perlponot miro aati Sen
IhredIihen &untrolt 5ipiiden benl ra-
pioen 5ortlbritt in eeiitieer nnb
fiinltlider eesiebung einerieits ,tno
ser fait poliltdnoieen ltnbetueelihfeit
oes iittliden gtioea,,s anoererleits.
&ir blideu nit einem 2d6eln oes
Mitleios, nm feil1en lt6rferen Mus
orud 5u gebrauhen, auf Sic Sdololtif
hes Ntittclalters berob; entaiidt bon
ser &,,nit oer Haiaele, BON ser Sir
tllolitot zines Hrbin1tein ooer Cara
lote bliden mir NIT @eriu9id)atrng
anf Sic Nnionae Ser &l,nlt 5uriief, uno
lpir 9cben inns 5ufrieoen in unlern
littlidcn gnidouun9eu nit Dem ,olt=
beibnild)en iSallltredt. Sod iiingit,
nan fonn >pobl iagen, eerooe in I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

Sra, uno eb! @enn ih nadts
aegen brei llbr nad Sanie fomnle,
itebt iie mandmal nod nit Sem Sc
len in Der Sano an ser Siir."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

SD CLAUDE, bu bait cine ileibi9e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

told Of the steady customer who
has his pie la gravy.
Lac LEADING Aircraftsman)
Cook of the Raj and Yorkshire
England. celebrated his twenty
fifth birthday today with his first
trip to the States. He's stationed
at an air training school in Mani
ltoba and travelled 10 Windsor TO
visit his cousin, Clarence William.
Having lunch at the Statler and
chinning affably were Dean w. w.
Whitehouse Of the liberal arts
school at Wayne u; {. b. Van
Dusen. the dime store exec.
Frank Cody, board Of education
car; Frank Parker of the collec-
ton service; Gunnar Wikander,
Ichiropractor. and John Sauer. the
machine tool man.
Parker was telling the rest that
he has the robin story 10 end all
! firSt-robin stories. His robin has
been here all winter Helps the
cardinals eat the food the ParkerS
put out for them.
HortenSe r Burns. principal oi
Higgins School, writes in proudly
that one of her teachers. Geral-
dine Carney is doing fine things
for the men in service. She is hav-
ing all her older groups carry on
regular correspondence with men
in camps 10 whom they sent boxes
at Christmas.
1.-THE response from the boys
has been fine" she adds. "they
all write back saying how they
enjoy the letters and I'm sure
II must help smooth out some
lonely moments for them"
There much comment from
employees at the County Building
and those who hang out there,
about the fine iob being done by
Tom Manley, now building GUS
todlan.
why, even the corners are
cleaned every day" one Hwed
attorney remarked. TOO had he
cant do something about the out
side OF the place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
; Escaped TRUSTEES
Face Stiff Penalties

IONA. March &c Three Mich
igan Relormatory TRUSTEES today
fac, prison sentences of ! y 10 4 ?
years after three hours of liberty
gained by walking away from their
prison Jobs
George Hard @21 ~ Calhoun
County. and Raymond llallaS. IS.
OF Oakland County who diSap-
peared from The farm yesterday
were captured near the prison,
John Ross, IS Of Lapcer County
walked out of the prison green
house an hour after The escape OF
the other two. but was caught a
few yards off the prison grounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
People
You Know
e Shoe Esper+ Used
Traioi0a as SteJth
BY LINTON ARMIES

Inspector Tom Dryer able
head Of The police Identification.
bureau and neck-and-neck with
his boss. Supt- Louis Berg. for
honorS as handSomcSt gold-bralder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

I @ V Q T WASH I
too high.
How m a n Y
times have you
h @ a RI about
some one who
likes gravy on
his apple pie ?.
We never be-
lieved II. either,
until Irene Boil
ton, who deals
EN- off the arm
al Russo Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
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Wrapper Write Z0ntc Dept 332D.
80 Lexington Ave. New York, n. \.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

Years Idtel. ~ IT VI. bthb
an Identification expert >for the
police. he pulled "A Phllo Vance in
murder case m which a woman
was strangled by her husband and
the only clue was a heel print on
the pillow.
Designer Tom calling on his
experience. identified and con-
victed the husband through the
heel print,
Since we've mentioned Lou
Berg. II might be well 10 offer
-hcfaIed congratulations 10 the po-
lice boss and Mrs. Berg on their
thirty-SeCond wedding anniversary
and 10 homicide Sleuth Lieut..
Harry O'Brien and his lady on
their silver anniversary.
Wasn't il a grand day yester-
day? Six employees from the
main floor Of the Industrial Ma
'tional Bank in the loop were at
home i'll. It's TO be hoped the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

IN the depart.
mont has other
skis IT APP
- aTS
Tom was a
: hoe designer
before ne he
came a cop anG
Designed the
FIRST pair oil
kedS' IN 1916
for United
States Rubber.
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Evening star., 1942-04-16
Union Maintenance
Vote Is Ordered by
War Labor Board
Members Divided on
Decree Affecting Eight
Harvester Co. Plants

The War Labor Board again has
invoked the maintenance OF union
membership" principle to settle a
labor dispute, but will give the en-
ployes affected the opportunity to
vote on acceptance or rejection of
the plan
The ruling was made late yester-
day in case involving $4,000
workers in eight Middle Western
plants of the International Har-
vester Co. where the c. I. O. and
American Federation of Labor had
demanded that union members only
be employed
Rejecting this proposal, the board
countered by calling for an election
that will decide If union members
or those who later may join unions
are TO be required TO continue this
afhliation during the life of existing
employer-unioE contracts. The vote
will be only among members OF the
union certified by the National
Labor Relations Board as the COL
lective bargaining agent for the
plant. 1t will not affect members of
the minority union or non-union
employees of plant.
The unions involved are the
c. L o. Farm Equipment Workers
Organizing Committee and two
locals Of the A. F l.. Federal Labor
Union. The plants are at Chicago,
East Moline, Rock Island and Rock
falls, Ill: Springfield, Ohio, and
Milwaukee. Wis.
In demanding a union shop, the
c. |. o. and A. F. l.. told the board
that they were willing that A. F. L.
members join the c. I. o. in plants
where the latter had been certified
as the bargaining agent. with the
c. 1. o. members doing the same
in A. f. L. plants.
The four employer members of
the board dissented from the w. L.
B. solution of the union security
issue because it does not preserve
the right of the union members
to individual choice"
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Walters 0utwaIk Police
In 'f|at.Foot Derby
Rv tho ASsoristed press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 16-With Ma
tional Foot Health Week taking the
spotlight next week. Co-chairman
Samuel G. Staff paused in the midst
OF toe inspections today to reveal
that policemen are no longer first
in the f1at-foot derby.
Walters have stepped to the front,
with the bluecoats second and mail
men third. Hobbling along just
behind are milkmen and nurses.
I'VE are happy to report that po-
licemen have taken care of their
feet during the past 10 years" Mr..
Staff said with satisfaction. This
accounts for great many of them
reducing foot ailments"
Continually being on their feet
and carrying trays which over
balance their weight" was given as
the reason for the walters plight.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
6 Victims Of ) Sinkines
Are Safe in Brazil
Ey the Associated Press.


RIO DE JANEIRO. April l6-A
German submarine torpedoed and
sank two North American tsnkers
and one British freighter of the
Brazilian coast during the past
week. the government announced
last night
The. SinkingS occurred of the
coast of Ceara. Northern Brazilian
state The official announcement.
made by the Brazilian Press and
Propaganda Department. said So of
the victims were brought to Natal
by plane and land
Officials OF the Press and Propa-
ganda Department said they eX-
pected no further announcement
Immediately. and refused to clarity