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La gaceta., 1942-04-27

cargado del Consulate de Cuba
en- esta ciudad; Herminio Canal,
Cronista Deportivo de "'Traduc
ci6n-Prensa", y su bella esposa f;
DR.. Carlos Barba Y Sra. Angel
Se Ia Riva, presi5ente de la Sec
ci6n de Recrao del Centre Espa
mol, Y Sra; Francisco Fernan-
dez de la Nlez y Sra, Arturo
Cabct v Sra, Cuco Rubio y Sra,
Rex Farrior, Fiscal del Estado,
y esposa; Raymond Sheldon,
candidate a Serador, y Sra; Ra
mon BermGdez, Cuco Fernan-
dez Y Sra, Jo9eph E. Williams,
Fiscal del Ccndado, y Sra; AL
berto Vald6s Brito y Sra, Srta.
Margarita Gavilan, Daniel Va
He Y Sra, Manuel Santos Pau,
Teniente La Mar Sara y Sra,
Tony Wallace, Gustawo Her
nandez y Sra, Raid Nogueira
Y Sra, Jose Manuel Viera y Sra.
Srta. Norma Viera, Francisco
VelascC Y sra, Luis Vigil y sra,
| Auralio Alvarez y sra, Joaquin
Barcenas y sra, Domingo Bar
cena y Sra, Frank Fernandez y
Sra, Benjamin Men6ndez Y
Sra. Bob GaLiano y Sra, Joe
Pent6n y Sra, DR.. Ismael An
gulo Y Sra
Julian ori Barrie y Sra, Pc
rez D-arte, Lmilita T~relles, DR..
Ibrahim Diaz y Sra, Gaspar
Ma.la Y Sra. Francisco Aspra y
Sra, Dalia Iglesias, Raul Came
70 Y Sra, DR.. Nick Lojato y Sra
DR.. Angel Ficarrotta y Sra, Nj
70 Lima y Sra, Isauro Benitez v
Sra, Leonardo Benitez y Sra,
Edna Rubio, Pedro Ramos y
Sra, Virgilio P5rez, Enrique E.
cheZsbal. Herminio Miguel. Fer
nando Castillo y Sra, Raul Val
despino y Sra, Frank Vidal y
Sra, Emilio Suarez y Sra, Da-
milo Cruz, AbelarjC Miependez
V Sra, Felipe R1ias y Sra, A
dolfo Suarez y Sra, Roy ROdri-
glaz Y Sra, DR.. Ruben Moreno
y Sra; Jose Gregory, candidate
a Representante y su hermann
ia Beba Gregory; Adolfo Diaz,
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

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La gaceta., 1942-04-27

ESlkil-l-Ac H. LA In
TN2eCJINT, cCN It's A.
VlAUCRES LIZ W ulIL.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

(Pasa a "a a.. Ddg.)
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
EN-
la GA('ETA
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La gaceta., 1942-04-27

49, LA In
TFAc0JIAF, CCN InS A
VlAUCHES La W uluL.
Ri pr6ximo sabado, en- IN be-
neficio orsan;za3s por 81 "Har-
Dor Patrol, j1gara una selec-
lion de la Liga InterSocisl, he
cha por Manuel Onis y Charlie
Garcia, contra los aviadores de
MacDill, encabezados por Ell fa-
moso pelotero Frank Greenberg.
Sc empezara a jugar a las cua
tro de la tarde y tenemos la cer-
tea de que ell pdblico latino COG
perara.
I Antonio Porlant, miembro de
Ia comision organizadcra, esta
muy agradecido de la Liga In
terSC"ial
La 1ovena de estrellas, esta
formada por Manuel Onis, d.
rector; 9. Granell, 1b; Sam Piz-
zolato, c; L. Piniella, p; A. We
ras, p; Gus Leavine, jardinero;
Archie Lyle, jardinero; Vicente
Granell, IS; A. Alvarez, SIS; Lii
to Velasco, 3b; Percy Gonzalez,
2b; Regime Fernandez, Id; NJ.
Magadan, lib auxiliar; Ramon
Rodriguez, jardinero; r. Fer
nandez, jardinero, Y Canal.
lei partido Sc librara en- ell par
que Cuscaden.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
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such symptoms. Follow label direo-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

@iI6of 8urbarb bon SabelburJ
beitimnte 6urd Defret bonn 90. So
nuar 1912, baB Ole gbeibliebungen
an Sen &irbet1tiiren bor 6em 8olt
itotfinoen miibten. slud 01tbers
,,Eranbiiblein" ipriht bon Ser Eral,s
ung Dor ber Stride. :sssstt 8iberad tpur-
Sen bic Biirger at 6aule, Die Nidt-
biirger aber ,nter benz ,,brittor" ein-
geiegnet. sSn bei6en Jallen aber folg<
te Ser &irbging. Ser Basler Bfnr-
rer l1lrid Surgant eradblt lit ieinem
Manuale 'c,tratorum bon 1906, 6ab
er IN 7@efabrsfdnen, ,lm ote Rlan-
6eitinitdt Ser @beIbliebltng 5lt bin-
bern, bic gbeeiniegnl,ng auf Der
StraBe bornebne; ,bob miiBten Die
Brautlente Sen Millen erflGren, Die
gbe aa beitdtten burd 6en &irdaans
nod driitlider Oronune". Da oie
&ir6en bes Mittelalters 1neift bont
airdbof ,1tngeben paren, batte Der
Mft etipas grbabenes. lteber BEN
@rdbern nit BEN tueiblenhtenoen
&re,,aen berpflidtete iib bas iunge
Haar bor ben Sippen aun 8iaen,
neues 2eben all ipeden. Sn einigen
@egen6en Deutidlan6s, 10 3. 9. I'M
Saarlano, beitano Bis ins 10. Sabr-
bunbert Sic Site, sob bas i,lnse Gaar
jib gum Grab ser berItorbenen gltern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

8eriibn1te 8rauttore (8rauttii.
REM iino sic ser &ir6en ct. Sebalb
ln6 ct. 2oren3 in gHirnbera ser
Sta6tfir6en in @ottipeil, Stottel,burg,
2iebfraue1 in 8a1nberg, ct. Mfidael
in 8ra,.nldueig, in ltlnL Maeoe=
burg, Srieoberg llitp. Aud 6ie Ses
genstiire oes Greiburger Miiniters
mub als Brauttor aneeipro6en tper=
6en. sic fiibrt 6er Namen nibt blob
bon Der Ausieenung Der Sreibltrger
Miitter, oie sort ftattbatte. Gin ieDr
einfa6 eebaltenes Brauttor bat sic
Stride ct. Quintin in Maira.
Sic aus oem Mittelalter iiberlie>
ferte Eralt,tng an Dem 8rauttor Ser
Stride bate biz ins ausgebenoe II.
Sabrbunoert 8eitano. Sn Main5 ,1no
&onitans periduan6 iie erit felt oie-
iem 3eitprnft, in Der Di0aeic &ugs.
burg tpuroe ite 1858 berboten.
Das mittelalterlide tirdIide Gin
iegnltnssgebet nad ser bon Sen
8rautlel1ten absesebenen &onIensers
fldrung la,1tete: yoie bon eud ee=
idloliene Gbe tpolle @ott beitatieer,
uno ib billige tie 1nb erflare tie als
bor Der Stride eingesa1teen i'm 9a=
men 6es 8aters, oes SoDnes unb
bes Seiligen @eiites 1latri,nonium
inter bos cottractum Deus confirs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Ser frobe Gingang

innerbalb Ser aamilic seidloiie,l.
Der 1a6foleenbe airhgane Iollte ben
4nteiI ser Stride on bieIem Mft er-
ipeiien nnb ateleih ei,tem ipdteren
ginlpruh tpeeen &lanoeitinitdt (se'
bei,ner gbe) begesnen. als beriels
ben Giidit6t ipar bic Stride benliibt,
sen eansen slft ndber on sic Stride
at perlesett, 10 baB bie Sor1nel Der
gbeidliebuns oin facie eccleiiae" ooer
,,ante fores eccleiiae'' tuortlid 81,
nebmen lit. 1gor Der Stride >ooer
IAN ser Rirbentiire" eabe,t ltd) 8raut
uno 8rdntieam ,lnter 3ereenidaft
ibrer ssamilien unb Srel1nbe in Die
Sano oes 8rieiters oas Sauort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
chio Baiienfrennb

besab, um lie 5u @ait at laoen. Sin
anoern Srten lit es in @rinnerung on
ben bormaligen Sang iiber oen
5rieobof llebuns, bab ont Gage nab
Der Sralltng ein Seelenamt fir Ole
perltorbenen gltern gebalten miro.
Die sr0beren &irden batten elm
eisenes 9ra,,ttor (8rauttiire), mo-
bie feierlibe giniegnnng Gollennts
|iatio) itattfano. grfennhar mar es nj
Der @auart ais SorbaIle ober in oer,
Sfulpture,t. Ius elmer Wtitteilung
iiber Silpoltitein fann geidloiien per~
oen, oaB it, oen Dorffirbcn 8aloa-
dime bereitgebalten iuuroen, oie bel
ser Sraullng an ber &irhentiire pers
penbet ,p1roen ,nb bie &orballe er~
leten iollteu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

net ct ego illub approbo ct in faeie
cccleiiae ioIlenlni5o in nomine Sotris
ct sSilii ct Spirit,1s Saucti."
go SrofeIlpr geit. @rtpdbnt lei
allb bel oieier @elegenbei Brdlat @e-
org Shreiber, &irhenbiitoriter, G,,I.
t1trpolitifer, GplfsflmOler unb emit
mails Better bes Sel,tlben Snltitutes
fir Iolfsf,tnbe 5u Mfiiniter. @s bieb
einmaI. Ser beroiente Soriher lei aus
ser peitfdIii6cn l1niperiitGt entfernt
iporben. lteber iein ferneres Shid-
iaI lit nidts pcrlautct. - Get. D.
G.zI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

SSs,t einem 8cri6t on Soaialitus.
def Yaul Icgtl'tt erlieB bas ,,Na-
tional abnilorp Golice Committee on
SociaI Broteetion' an bie 8olidei'
bean,ten bes gan5es 2anbes einea
aufruf, bic Groltit1tion aus5umer-
5e,t, ltut 8etpdbr oafiir 5,t gebe1, bob
srmee, &orinc 1lno &riegsinonltrien
,,nidt burd Spicr infolge bon @e'
ibledtsfrm,fbciten oe5imiert wer-
0en". Mit bem 8emerfen, oab Der
bielfo6 nod aeiibte 8runoiab Der 8e'
gulierrng uno Ser Solerierung "eer
@el,tnbbeit 1mo &oblfabrt ser Na-
ton abtrdelib' iei, perlanete Dos Sso-
n1itee ein idarfcs ginI6reiten Der
8oli5eibeboroen inter ,,pirtid,aftlr
der 9tebabiliticr,tng ser berbafteten
Sra,1en nnb Mdb6cn''.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Mitt,podj, Sen 2. september 1912

GntDar0erer IN Der tteitett Selrtat err
,uadienen gorteilen, nuo aablt an er.
Iter Stelle iolde 1naterieller Irt auf. |
1lnter &atbolifen lit es gebrdudlib, |
fobann sic sreibeit ser GeIieions-
iibuug uno Der &irbe 5,1 betouelt. 8ut
,1no idbon. 9odb iollte mani oariiber
nidt berseiieu, bab ser @insetpanber-
te ginb1tbe erleioet an tpertpollenr
feeliidem uno eeiitisem 9abe. 60
IaBt er II. a. biel eutes reliei0ies
8raudtitm sl,riid; eana ribtie ruft
Ser Didter. @ottfrieo ainfel sen
oaustpanberern aus bent Abrtal' au:
oad, 8ra,,6e iterben nit ser Seimat
audi ltmIo bieI tirtner geItaltet iid1
6ann oas 2ebe,t in Ser 1e,,en Sei,nat.
altdP' 1tn1io Diel ar1ner geitaltet iid
bann bas 2eben in ser, neuen Seiinat.
Das fatboliide Deltlblano ielbit
bernadldiiigte Ianee oie grforibung
1tno 9fleee oes reltsi0ien graudb,
t,tms. 9amit lit es 1T Oen lebten
'Sabrsebntel1 anoers eeiporoeu. Ser
borrasenoe @elebrte bobe,1 iib ser
@rforibung firdliber 8raube geipio=
met uno bariiber seidriebelt,. 10 Der
unldneft nerItorbete &irbenbiltorifer
Brofefor 2,,otpig @nbreas Beit. TIM
ter ieinen eroben seibidtliben ar=
beiten nitl1lnt feline &irbengei6ihte
bes 19. Sabrbunberts einen beionr
beren 9lat ein. sber a,,h oie oellt-
fdje 8olfsfunoe, insbelo1,bere im 8es
reid bes relieioien @ebietes, fano iei=
ne rege Inteil,tabme. Sr,1dt oieisr
Stuoien lit oas gud ugolfsfronmes
8raldtnm ,lno Stride i'm oentifer
Weittelalter" (Seroer, Sreiburg .no
ct. 2onis). gSir bringen aus Dir,
fem gSerf cine Yrobe.
SIM @ebetsgebenfe,1, oas Sic Stride
nes 0tittelalters bon Sonntag 5i
Sonntag bon ser &an5eI perribtete,
mar audi Die 8itte Slt @ott entbalten,
er tnoge alien idnangeren Srauen ben
ufroben MnbIif ibrer @eb,trt' ber-
Ietben. 9ie Stride tpar alio melt ent>
fernt, fit Die @eburt eines &inoes oie
grtpdgung in BEN .@oroergrltno au
itellen, baB oie grbe ein SSanner-
1tro SrdnentaI lei, 1tno ait fragelt,
mas Dem Rinbe tpobl bef6ie6en iein
Tonne. Mu6 fir sic gltern lit bie
@eburt eines Rinoes .ein nfreubises
@reienis," oas bon Ser Sippe e,lts
ipredeno beeriibt ,1no gefeiert miro.
nBot ,tauie,o" faet Der 3tpeibriide-
ner, tpenn er. Sic @eburt zines &1la-
ben erfdbrt; 5,t eine,n ,,gi! ell" forn,t
fid Die 8egriibuns beim Wdoben.
sSsn Ser driltIiden 2ebensoronung
ftebt bie Stride am gingang al1m ,2e>
ben, infoferH iie foroert, oab aipei
@etaufte, Mann unb s5rau, bie iih
5ur 2ebensgemeinibnft berbinoen,
oies bpr Dem Aneefidt Ser Stride er-
Harem. SS,1 ibren Mueem lit Die @be
inter gbriiten Elm eroBes Berf. bas
groBe Safran1e1t in gbriitlis. 2an=
. ge bat 6ie Stride bic nod gertnani
fbem Hedtsbra,tb bor ser 5ippe, D.
j. Dffentlib, aber obne 3eugenibah
oes Hriefters geidloiiene gbe als ofe
fentlid-redtlid) boI5oeen angeieber
unb anerfannt. ge1r i'm gerbot ge-
iblebtlider 9eaiebuneen i,nter naben
8lutsbertpaubten ipar fie nit Niid-
n &
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

8ii6of @6tparb Count S'&ourfe,
ebemaliger 8iihof bon Dan5ia Re.
finoet fieb gegenlpdrtig in &om. 81.
tpobl er in 8aiin, ser ruiiiiden 0io-
5eie Meinif, eeboren par, lift CT bon
aoelieer iriider @eburt. @r tpar cine
5eitlans 8iibof ser freien etabt
int friiberen @etpre,,Ben, nabe SEM
polniiden &afen @eSineen. /,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

Cine upornebme' 3eitldrift 1nuBts
5useben, oab sic iabrlibe ,Ginnob-
me- int Observation-Disclosures 1915.
100000 betroae. @ie bod meroen
ii6 Die Ginnabntclt tuobl ieet belau.
fen? Nebenbci bemerft, mir f0lmen
feline nel1en @unmireifen fiir 1ntiere
autos befomne,t ober @ummiartifef
iiir Sic 8eburteperbin6erung baben
cine Observation-Disclosures erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

Auf @eiud bes fotboliiden 5els-
biid)ofs ser oel,tihen Mrmee bat Der
81. Gater geitattet; oab .oie int ge.
rei6e ser oeutiden 8ebrma6t tGtigen
@eiitli6en fir oie celebration bon
0ttlitarlneiien itatt bes ionit seforoer-
ten slltarlteines oas in ser eriediiden
Stride iiblide slntimeniium peripe1-
SEN biirfer. 9os g(ntimen1iltm lit ein
Snd) aus 2einen ooer Seioe, 1peldes
emgendbte &elionien e1,tb0lt. gs er.
iett oie altdre, bie int &riege iebr
Ibtper 5u beidJaffen iinb. Die gr.
laltbnis gilt fir sic ,3eit bes gcge1t-
partigen &riegcs 1no fir ia1ntIid)e
&rieespfarrer unb 8rieiteriolooten.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Capital Develops Technique
OF Interpreting Communicates
Nozis' BoostfuI, Russio's Eniemotic but
Morale Lifting, Americas Truthful

what arbitrarily, the enemy dead by
decreeing that their artillery dis
poses of so many Nazis per square
mile. After given number of
hours of artillery fire there must be
given number of Nazi corpses. To
date the Russian communicates have
added up to the fantastic figure of
about 100000 Nazi dead.
As for the actual territory retaken
by Russian forces during their WIN
ter offensives, the communique is
correct when the actual name of
the locality is given. But when
an official communique statest hat a
populated town called Y or an in
habited place called x has been
recaptured, it is accepted here as
being of the morale-boosting variety
of communique. Russian resistance
has far exceeded the official estimate
given in Washington at the be-
ginning of the conflict.
Proves its Worth.
There is little criticism here of
the fact that Soviet leaders adopt
a system of exaggerated communi-
ques to bolster the morale of the
Russian people. The system is obvi-
ously a good one as far as the Rus
slams are concerned, since it works.
Russian leaders undoubtedly know
best how to mix truth with fancy to
suit the taste of their own people
The Russian temperament is not
the American temperament nor are
their reactions the same as ours.
The British method of issuing
official communicates is substantially
the same as the American.
CReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1942-12-09
More Than 100 WAACS
Have Flying Training

BY the Associated Press
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 9.
-When-and if-the air forces open
its ranks to women, the WAACS will
be ready.
More than 100 officers and auxili-
aries of the Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps training here already have fly
ing experience, a survey shows, while
at least one woman has running
start for the paratroopers.
Many of these flying WAACS re-
ceived their training in civilian pilot
training courses and most of them
have private pilots licenses.
Forty have more than IS hours
solo, while some of them have spent
more than 100 hours in the air. A few
are keeping their hands in by flying
at the Des Moines municipal airport
whenever time permits.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Octoqenuriun Resumes Work

War has caused S0-year -old James
D. Willis to resume active work on
his 960-acre farm near Rylstone,
Australia, and he shears sheep and
performs practically every other
kind of farm labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Husband in Egypt

Each has an apartment here in
town. Lieutenant Morrison, who
was formerly secretary for bust
ness and professional women at
tho YWCA here, lives with a
friend.
Lieutenant Murray. whose hus-
band is driving an ambulance in
| Egypt, lives at the Whittier. She
was formerly an executive of the
A merican Womens Voluntary
Services, joined up when her hus-
band went overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

-Four million dollars In wal
bonds and enough scrap iron fol
20 cotton tanks-that's Dearborn
contribution 10 victory.
Everybody's working. War plant
or business. IL is all the same and
there must still be time for the
Red Cross, OCD and other volun-
teer work.
Dearborn's sons have gone "a
war. Over a thousand OF them
into the army -. others are
marines. sailors. coast guardsmen
and filters. Enlistment offices are
crowded. Mayor Orville l.. Hub
bard, whose office houses the ma
rine enlistment desk as well as a
horde of other war activities, esti-
mates IS prospective marines
leave Dearborn each week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
9 New Babies Die
In Hospital Epidemic

CLEVELAND. Oct. II (UP).-
Nine newborn babies have died Of
A mysterious Intestinal infection
at st. Luke's Hospital here during
the last two months, officials ad-
mitted today.
Although n other babies af-
iected with the ailment are in iso-
lation. DR.. Fred G.. Carter, the
hospital superintendent, said he
believed the outbreak had been
checked. The ailment tentatively
has been termed "enteritis." an
infection of the intestine, Doctor
Carter said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Ste. Marie Stirs Tempest

The current state political cam
paign may have serious repercus-
Sions in Ford Local 600. JAW
CLIO, where the boys take their
politics seriously.
Paul Ste. Marie, local president,
who is supporting Harry r. Kelly
for governor, has lost a good many
of his supporters and has fallen in
disfavur with the international. II
is no secret that when the next
local election rolls around Ste.
Marie is going TO be opposed by a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

more influence in government cir.
|cles.
Pointing out that labor now has
adequate representation only or
the War Labor Board, Thomas
stated:
81 think II Is only fair that the
man who runs the machines have
an equal voice with the man
who owns the machines"
Thomas said that he heartily
disapproved strikes or slowdowns
in war plants, but at the same
time he attributed these TO the
lack of cooperation on the part OF
management.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
News Of Labor:
Draft of Labor
Not Needed Yet,
.UAW Head Says
Declares Huge Supply
of Women. Negro
Workers Not Utilized
BY JACK CRELLIN

Drafting of labor for compulsory
work in war plants is not neces
sary- at this time, r: Thomas
president of the UAW-CIO and Z
member of the War Labor Board
declared Saturday.
The leader of 100000 ex-auto
workers is convinced that the
country's manpower supply is no
where near exhaustion.
1--WE have huge reservoirs Of
Negro labor and thousands OF
women who are ready and able
to work but so far have been
prevented from doing 80 be-
cause of the prejudices of en-
ployers," Thomas said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
industrial Index at 81

Detroit's industrial index climbed
to a new high of 81 last week
the Board of Commerce reported
Saturday. The figure compared
with SO a week ago, and 81 at the
same point in 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Dearborn Does Its Bit!
Scrap and Bonds Aplenty

day and Saturday from sidewalk
booths.
Up 10 April Dearborn's school
children had bought S27, 500 worth
of stamps and bonds. /1
The Italian-American civil de-
Tense committee had rally q.
and sold $4,000 in bonds, pledged
another $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

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So frequently has the phone
rune that the agency has a back
log of about $50 pickups which
viii be made Sunday with eight
specially assigned trucks.
Under the new order no car
owner may have more than five
tires for each automobile. The
Railway Express Company. RIA.
2345. is acting as collection agent
for the OPA.
r. II. Vogel company superin-
iendant. said that II trucks have
been assigned to pick up the tires
and calls arc coming in so rapidly
extra help has been added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

Some of the candidates already
being mentioned for the $5.000-a-
year job are Percy Llewellyn, vice
president; w. G.. Grant. financial
secretary, and Joseph McCusker Of
the tool and die division of the
Rouge plant.
Briggs Local PIP. UAW-CIO
will meet today to approve wage
increases of a cents an hour offered
by the company, the same as those
received by Chrysler workers.
The War Labor Board, however
will have to approve the increase
in accordance with the provisions
of the wage and price control act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Predicts More Power

Peering into the future, Thomas,
who is pretty big guy in Wash
ington these days. predicted that
labor in the future will WELD much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Training Still Open

zone question everybody asks
Is whether officers training
school is closed for the WAACs:
IL Is not" said Lieutenant Muir
ray. "Only, we're like the army.
Girls must get their basic train
ing before they may apply for
officers school,"
Telephones ring madly in the
WAC recruiting headquarters
all day long. The officers go out
to lunch either from IL to II or ]
to $50 that girls who work may
come for interviews on their lunch
hour.
They hunt out inexpensive res
taurants. for they have TO pay
their billet as officers. Their army
wardrobe is adequate, with the
exception of the blouse shortage
but neckties must be pressed
daily, and hose wear out with
knart hpoalyspp ,apidffN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Marine Corps Veteran

Mayor Hubbard Is a former
state commander OF the Michigan
Marine Corps Veterans and a ma
tional officer of the Marine Corps
League.
Dearborn's citizens are buying
bonds. Frank Padzieske, chief
bond salesman, points proudly 10
Dearborn's two "firsts," first mu-
nicipality in Michigan to receive a
Minute Man flag and first TO inau-
gurate the newsboy stamp sales
plan"
Every plant in Dearborn is
signed up on the pay roll deduc-
ton plan. There have been spe-
cial drives and workers are signing
beyond the 10 per cent minimum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Detroit Aufoisfs
Rushing Spare
Tires TO War
Express Agency Rushed
With Pickup Calls
Puts on Extra Help

Railway Express Agency tele-
phones Saturday tangled at rate
better than once a minute as hum
dreds Of Detroit motorists phoned
for trucks to pick up their extra
tires in compliance with OPA reg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
30 Pct. of Check

Padzieske points out an exam
pie. I'VE were selling bonds at
one OF the plants. A young fellow
wanted to know how to 60 about
signing over FORTY PER CENT
of his check. Can you do it?' we
asked him. Sure, why not? For
two and a half years I've been
working for SIS week and living
on it. For six months I've beer
making SIS. And i can still live
on $18. Sure / can do it,
A Dearborn theater gives free
tickets TO any one buying $25
bond sold $4,000 in bonds in
one week.
The MONS sell bonds every Fri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

He said that most government
officials were aware of the facts
concerning manpower supply and
for that reason had been hesitant
about drafting any law for com
pulSory labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

build up resistance against such
annoying symptoms Also, their iron
helps build up red blood corpuscies
TO promote more refreshed and Wig
orous bloodstream-more strength.
Lydia Pfnkham's Tablets are also
a fine stomachic tonic. Follow Label
directions. Worth sryingl