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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Pufhos and Romonce
Mingled In IN
Unusuol Marriage

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rage - Asafice 81 he part Kate
Denny
TIE ~sf4 81 ih# secession was
s. the fau that TIE Bridegroom
Nm carried into tfe court house
or 3 cot IS several willing hands
the iHeflae issued ~ Mrs Moi
fast deputy circuit eierk the man
not heina abtt q even sIi up ard
sign tire register Miss Kate IS
veil al know uaf 1astsce % the
Feacs pronounced tie WoYds that
TRADE thuens naan ard M.fe afs
mar pssrfng q ring m tht bgtaa
finger. ard thr bride then bent
over ana kissed ths happy bride
groom ms fScv aglaW with hap
pinesa despite has affliciion All
present fhen congratulated the
Be9s weeds. and they en for
Mobile. where they will reside
Accompanying their Nerv tNo
J friends Messrs A K. Sherneu
and Uffes shoief. both Of Grand
Bay
NJ Feiio was injured several
years ago. j his back. causing
paralysis Of ms lower limbs. and
he has been unable 20 stand I'D
ever since he and the young
lads we're engaged before
the injury. she has been true -
him ever since, and recently de
cidra that she would marry him
and care FOR him IS long a. ne
lives And this was the romance.
real romance Mas they live 10
enjoy life together many more
years and may the lady never re-
greet the burden of love that she
has taken upon herself
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Bridul Party
Entertained By
Miss Colnner

MISSES Alise and Margaret Cod
meg entertained st . delightful
buffet supper - then hene on
Monday evening N honor 81 Miss
Clara KleF and Lseut WilisM
Mcleod. whnxg marriage took
place Wednesdays evening
Tie dHnfnr fueu Nas beautiful
~ decorated wish PINK flowers
ard matching candles 81 crystal
holders The delicious supper. to
Rethcr wish the pleasant assoCiu
iionk made thr evening . very
enjoyable enc
Members 81 the eongenial
group included the honofers and
members q their bridal party and
e iew close friends who were
Misses Virginia Elev and Theresa
cissna. and AEf and Mrs r G.
Spann Jr.. Mr. and Mrs Lrin.
hard Robinson and Jimmie Bish.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Moss Point PTA
Holds Executive
Session Friday

Tbe exesalfse officers af ths
Moss Point Parent Teachef A
eiafl8a met af fha har1e - Mr..
Charles Armtsteaa Friday Or
tsEsef
The objective 81 the neetlns
Wa r. discuss plans Ter d Hallou
eH carnival and danee Is b,
given Friday. October IL
Resulting piau viii HneEuae
amusing and interesting aames
fos every one One af ihe main
attractions thai Will apfseal Il
both cid and Young Will be Ma.
DAME Zambie who will know
al zee alAtelI eli
Part Of me pEoceeds from khss
affair Win he used - purchase 4
hot water heater badly needed
b Mrs + Lindsay who has made
such = fine success % the school
cafeteria n the installation 81
winch viii meet With the approval
oi all PfA members. each 81
whom iees that no little praise
nelongs "a TINS admirable mem.
bef. who has provided and served
such fine lunches. including the
h0t soups So beneficial 10 chil-
dren
Renewal Of pTA membership
t0T the coming year was urged
and Il was stressed that ali mem
beers should make diIlgeni ef-
forts 10 recruiting new member
L Was agreed that 3 patriotic and
nelghoufiy gesture would be get
ting together and transportation
af cars tuil ct mothers IL the
next meeting which viii ~ held
d the Elementary school October
b At $50 pm
fhnse present were Mrs G p
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Bus Route Is
Scheduled for
Churrh-GOers

"a @lafian - as Nan Baesa
asn pem sna ~ e~ssapeFatof
asth ne ase Rubber eamfalgn
4 church hus 9ese&ase niN g.
mao efss Saaaa
TIE rosie * tht buses has been
designed % cover Is lafge d TER
Fifarv - pg4sihla for the hssne
ri 81 thosa Who desire - attend
church. baf 0ho have 10 wans
purgstl0H 81 who would Like 81
avoia 50 passible ase q auto
mosiie tires
BUS Ne ! Wiii operate On the
following schedule Leave Pascn-
ee1iia 81 Polk ard proceeding aui
Polk auNnae. arrive s. lhth and
Polk at = SO am down 18th and
arrive AZ lTsh nnd Tyler 81 s3s,
down Tyler arrive It Tyler and
Blair II 9 - down Blair q
Washington and out Washington,
arriving - Washington avensH.
ard Paseaeauis street at 9 80 40
pascagoula street arriving ~ Pas
eaeouia and Lincoln a go.
thence 60 Methodist Lutheran.
Presbyterian Catholic and Epis
eppal churches
Bus No , will leave the Pres
byterian church al ~ 30 arriving
a. itfh and Polk a. l051 arriv.
ing 81 1lth and Tyler At 1895. At.
irving Il Tyler and Blair 1t iea42.
arriving e. Washington and Pas
eagoula al t845 Their going t.
Methodist. Lutheran. presbyte
rian. Catholic and Episcopal and
returning Al II am. to take chill
dreu fram Sunday schael e the
Defense Housing Project
Bus No 3 viii leave the Episco
pal church At IL noon and return
to the project via the presbyte-
Ran and Methodist churches.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
FuirIey Circle
Meets ut Home of
Mrs. Ralph Davis

Mn haiuH Davis pretty kfiie
Hesfa nn Magnolia aFenae D.
scene nf rs usseilua 81 sfe Haf
fsef Faiifp Circle ~ thH Nauans
rheis ~ TIE sisas Painl Methp
aisf church TasaaY eHeaing
TIE meeting mss agHned ~
Mr. 3 A khaYst. eHfae chair
mar 8msi TIE prosram #a fvI
- Aaes Ina Ino0puiu a1e sub
~ #hleh waE Christian
L2aafmhib ii Latin Aaefsca
MIS- ThepaKan stated thai Huaa
mtlch a. Latin Ameitfa @4 81
maeh b. tHH headlines naN 81
might FIRST prove ruiinhfsulnN GO
learn safa sIllnH af the countries
aHa many facts af interest wefe
learned through lbe m8a method
Miss Ellaheth HallatH ~ 81 ~
essing 8ssleie told - 81 ~
preaching ~ New Da9 : Latin
AmpfiCa anaI Mrs 3 4 kbayat
ard Mrs Hsn1e khaysf usng
the question and ansNer method
told " shr Methodist mission
school for Nifis ihe r. otenio
Americana n Braul
Mns Eilaabsth HafTis told Of
the RECALLED missionaries from
kn4ua vino ere nnw serving in
Brazil and Mrs Booker gave an
aslIele on Why Professionalism 81
Latin America The program
aaa brought t. = close wlfh = AZ
vauoual led Is ails Lynn Hoop
-
a Short business session ioi
luWad. after which the hostess
sersed dafnts refreshments a.
Mesdames + " Freeman & A
ana hames Khsyat Eunsee Book
r.. Lynn Hooper. john Ciriot
ard Julius Virgins Miss RATHER
ne and Carolyn Rhodes. Lucille
Hart Amelia Hunter. Elizabeth
Harris. Elizabeth Halber and Ina
Thompson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
First Meeting of
High School PTA
Set for Friday

The first ueetine u the Parent
Teacher association Tor the pres
ent zenaaI season vii take place
AT he school, Tuesday. October
~ Al pm
The session viii be presided
over hy tho newly elected pfesi
dent Mrs Travis Avarm. and viii
be given e program planning
Mrs 6 @ Clark. president Of
the state pTA vii address the
meeting after which . short bus
mess meeting will be- followed
bp q sne Il hour
4 special invitation is extended
% al fathers 81 students II this
schaol ~ be present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Meeting OF Womon's
Guild of USO Club
Monday Afternoon

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ia kpgcopaE church ~ Pas
ttef nsasgnlg nee
ius f ESQ eiah 4at Mandae
eHsi was fsNpse1 - Htf
ns cent Mfs DsEaf Grern Whsl
fd ffe reading 81 ttf minutes
sd the tst EseekAnE 81 iae mzfs
10 M William Aafre and res
pofa ffrsn the treasurer. Mrs
CagleF and vartaus
committed hfaaM
Tsasa attending were Mes
oss aFeen Carter MaFFe War
fen z SeehcN Jafnes Mitchell
Armand Jppia ST. Aauae Fans
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Rev ffedrick HeAeh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

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the asar That u bound 70 catch his
attensinn And c0waus has the
right frame for everx charm n
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Tor fan snd winter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
ron swEArER GIRLS

the WearInR 81 sweaters usual
i limited Il snortswesf naw tx
tenas mip the evening hours ONT
manufactures recommends ssYlc
81 very aaIt yarn IN pastel col
urs It's a hare miafiff sweater.
similar to thuse vuuve seen with
Stacks ana shorts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

No hen worthy Of her Efain
really wants T. BE- 8 Stacker n
this AT cot war elfarti s. hoV
about giving yenr flock . pepper
upper n the form of Rin D4a
mond LAYING Mash from ~
Economy Sales Company HI.
Farmer NJ 1Asef can resist
this diet and the e&g dividend
will mahs sea CAD thag gta "a
vested n me ecunumteai extra
psoflh EAed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
TRAP BUCK ALIVE

Van naxs 1allf-Three hunt
ers sal polishing their guns pre-
parat0FN % 8 deer hunting trip
They cooked ot1t the window q.
Tee mouse sna there IN the yard
was q lafge Buck Dropping their
arms RoheFi kemplew II c Ma
theirs and Tom Enriquez gave
chase coFnered the deer n an
adjoining bfieksafd and captured
it alive
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
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tAon 81 saif and square prizes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
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SOMEBODY
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NEED
Somebody sang 8 bantsiai song
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Somebody fought 3 valiant ssahs
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right.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

Year troubles IN THAT import
ant matter Of selecting ihe bulls
, 1942-03-18

Attention Girls!

Don't you want to do your part
to keep our men in the service
happy? Well, then, why don'
you join the Keep En- Smiling
Club? It is open to all girls.
Our purpose is to keep 'em
smiling by sending cards, gifts,
and doing everything in our
power to aid the boys who have
left our shops for the service.
Also, we plan to have get to-
gethers for ourselves such as
swimming, horse back riding and
maybe some educational activities.
Wouldn't it be fun to have
entertainments for the soldiers in
our communities?
So, come on girls, do your part
and let's make this club 60 places
and Keep EN- Smiling"
Inquire at your Local for fur
Their information.
, 1942-03-18

That's the title of the show the
CLIO Theatre Guild is rehearsing,
to be presented for the benefit of
our boys in the service. But we
still need a few more people to
complete the cast which will
number about so people. The
scenic artist has been at work and
plans are going ahead for renovat-
ing the hall and installing new
footlights, etc.
Anyone interested in helping the
Boys in the Service, send your
name and address to G.. Fl. Fenner,
Montgomery Industrial Union
Council, 9 East Fifth Street
Let's Go ! |, Let's Go
, 1942-03-18

Harry e. Clark, Frigidaire 3
Evard M. Allen, Frigidaire 3
Walter Strong, Frigidaire 8
John johnson, Egry
John Vinzant, Egry
Cornelius Grotte, Egry
Russell Kohler, Egry
Clifford Ramsey, Master
George Thomas, Master
Ray I. Davis, Master
Leonard Brandon, Moraine
Henry Greenwald, Moraine
2. c. Meyer, Moraine
z. T. Hoefbaum, Moraine
Carl Kohr, Moraine
Carl Stookey, Moraine
IL r. Coffen Moraine
Robert Prear, Moraine
Donald Wiles, Moraine
2. 2. Boehringer, Moraine
, 1942-03-18
Duro Doesn't
Believe I'm
Seniority

We are fighting a war fol-
Democracy -. and cannot afford
to lose our Democratic standard
of living and the protection oil
our rights here at home. Pro-
lection of seniority and security
of our jobs at Duro is part of
our Democracy and we can give
our best effort to war production
if we r protected. The United
States Government realizes this
. and guarantees your right to
organize and bargain collectively
for your own protection.
AS an individual at Duro Pump
you cannot bargain, you have to
just take what's given. United
with your fellow workers in a
strong Union, you stand on equal
footing with your management,
and a win your seniority, wage
vacation and other demands. The
Foremen have their organization,
the Companies have their organ
ization.
We want to help you protect
your seniority and improve your
working conditions at the Duro
plant. AS most of you know, there
were four fellow-workers laid off
at your plant a few days ago, and
management didn't follow senior
ity in this lay off. /
Who knows, you may be next
to be laid off at the Duro, Just
because the foreman doesn't like
the way you comb your hair, or
for any other reason he may be
able to think up.
There will be a meeting for your
plant Wednesday, March 18th, at
$3.50 p. m, End floor, Pruden
Building, 8 East Fifth Street. You
are invited to attend this meet
ing and bring along some of your
fellow-workers If possible.
- Unity For Victory H.
, 1942-03-18
Girls Recreation Program

In cooperation with the In
dustrial Girls Department of the
Young Women's Christian Assoc
iation, a program for health and
recreation for Dayton UERMWA
girls is being arranged. Complete
details will be in the next issue
of the DAYTON UNION NEWS.
Watch for it!
- Buy Defense Stamps -
, 1942-03-18
Union jam Sessions
Tuesday

Girls, do you want to know
what a contract is? How it is
prepared? How it is negotiated?
What provisions it should contain?
Come to the Union Jam Session
Tuesday, March oath at 8 East
Fifth Street. ALL UE girls and
friends are invited to attend these
sessions. Come and ask questions
about your UNION-it is your
Union, you know. You should find
out how it ticks"
, 1942-03-18

Today, the Keep En- Smiling"
has over one hundred members.
The membership fee is 500, and
the membership is open to all UE
girls. The club is going to give
parties, and several Fun" events
are on the schedule in the near
future. Through the profits de-
rived from these affairs, the club
IS sending to EVERY BOY IN
THE ARMED FORCES an ap-
propriate gift. In addition, the
girls of the club are circulating
'tround robin" letters in the plants,
and are working out a schedule
so that the letters will 60 out
each time the club meets.
At the last meeting of the club,
the girls from seven shops in
Local 76s and the Master Electric
Local planned a "Get Acquainted
Party" for all members of the
Keep EN- Smiling" club to
start the membership campaign
with a bang. You'll be hearing
more about this, soon, all you
gals in UE shops who are not yet
members of the club, Get your
card today, Join in the fun ...
Every Girl is eligible also the
wives and girl friends of the UE
men Join Now, and
Keep EN- Smiling!"
- Buy Defense Bonds -
, 1942-03-18
HOUSING APPLICATIONS
nOW BEING ACCEPTED

The applications that have been
filed in the Council Office have
been accepted by the manager
of the Greenmount Housing Pro-
ject and we are advising all those
who have made such applications
to call at the project for further
Information.
The phone number Of the
Greenmount Project Is Kenmore
1881. The Dayton Union News
will continue to service the
interests of CLIO applicants and
you are advised to watch these
columns.
A number of units have been
added to the original estimate Of
the Housing needs of Dayton
workers. It has been the policy
of this organization not TO promise
more than we are fully expectant
Of fulfilling. However, we now
believe that in the near future,
the crowded dwelling situation
of Dayton will be given a great
deal of relief.
With new workers arriving In
this area every day, the finding
of suitable homes Is becoming
more difficult. Pressure Ii being
brought to bear to form more
and more housing space until ali
workers are taken care Of. We
hope to announce the fulfillmeni
of this ambition before the. end
Of this year.
, 1942-03-18
Homework TO Factories

According to an Alp dispatch of
March 10th, an official wal in
ventory Of the nations human re-
sources declared that millions of
women would have to be shifted
from homework to munitions
factories In the expansion of war
industries. The survey which was
made by the Bureau of Census,
asserted: 1.-THE maximum move
ment into the male labor force
can hardly exceed 100000 men.
A larger expansion Of the total
labor supply evidently can be
achieved only by drawing millions
of women into the labor force.
, 1942-03-18
Thanks TO
w II 9

We wish to thank radio station
WING and congratulate them on
their attitude toward the great
public represented by Organized
Labor. On Friday, March 9Th,
WING carried the speach Of
Phillip Murray, President of the
CO., on that absorbing topic,
Work to VIM"
We need more cooperation of
this type! There il always mention
made Of the public" The answer
of Labor to all remarks about the
public is this, WE ARE the
Public! It Is gratifying to know
that one of our radio stations
realizes this.
Again we thank station WING
for the interest they have shown
and advise our members to tune
in to that station and watch the
programs for further subjects
that are 50 important to all those
who work for q living.
EF
, 1942-03-18
At
RANDOM
BY A. a. Ambrose

We have the Axis Nations to
thank, for giving us a very good
reason, to take time out, from
our pursuit of happiness, long
enough to make us conscious of
how much funk" we really
possess. Dig it up folks, and rid
the world of the yellow plague"
Help - Scrap The JAP"
X
Be on the alert! We may be
far inland, but we have Wright
and Patterson Field here. They
r two prizes worthy of any
saboteurs' dreams. Be on the
alert ! ! Watch-and report any
suspicious actions to the proper
authorities.
Let's become war conscious.
Let's not wait til a "bomb" wakes
us up to the reality that "this is
war"
X
Most people take the war as
a matter of course. Yet these same
people would scream the loudest
if a bomb dropped in their home.
Let's do what we can now and
avoid the bombs. BY taking an
active interest in civilian defense,
defense bonds and stamps, stick
ing to your job, etc. you r
helping to win the war. If Uncle
Sam needs you directly, he knows
where to find you. Until then
carry on.
The greatest farce being per-
petrated today, for general public
consumption, is the Inspection
Tour of Gen. Knudsen. His me-
teoric trip thru General Motors
in Dayton, bellies the pur-
pose of inspection. We think the
genial GenebAl knows General
Motors pretty well, and his trip
was about as useful as a dead
Jap.
4
Keep it up General, we can
stand the expense-WE HOPE.
- Unite for Victory -
, 1942-03-18
Women In New England
Plants

An employers survey just COM
pleted shows that out of every
one hundred workers hired in
New England states, IS are women
workers. The survey covered $50
plants working on war produc-
ton. Employers in these plants
expect 1O3,343 new jobs to open
up in the coming months.
, 1942-03-18

Eated over the success of the
last Conference of Stewards from
all over the city, the Council Is
making plans for further meet
ings. Discussions of problems OF
all plants will help to make a
better program Of the unification
needed throughout our Union.
Every Stewards Council of each
Local is urged to talk up these
meetings and make announce
ments when presented by the CLIO
Council.
The Chairman of the Legislative
Committee of the Montgomery
County Industrial Union Council,
L. G.. Haskell, is asking that the
names of all delegates to the
Columbus Conference be turned
in at the Council office. All Local
secretaries r requested to get
this information in by the end
of this week so that arrangements
al be made to gather information
for an important committee.
- Buy Defense Bonds $50
, 1942-03-18
Gisls of 1853 Are Out To
Organize!

AS part of a newly formed Local
76s organizing committee, leading
girls in each shop have volun-
'teered to exert all their persuasive
abilities on non-members and in
unorganized shops. Each shop is
forming a team and these teams
will compete with one another in
house to house canvassing. MEN
-. this does not mean you have
to resign from your own Union
in order to have one of these
teams call on you Cleans only
call on girls). But, of course, If
want to come and help, you are
more than welcome.
, 1942-03-18
Knudsen Urges Plants To
Hire More Women

In st. Louis last week, Lieuten-
ant General William s. Knudsen,
war production chief, said that
women are proving excellent for
light jobs and urged "More and
more women be used because they
are so nimble- fingered"
, 1942-03-18
Home Defense
Volunteers

Dayton workers are rallying to
the call for Civilian Defense &C
tivities. The following workers
are the Local 1853 delegation to the
Home Defense efforts. In the en-
listnent of these workers, all
e required to sign the follow
ing agreement
Il volunteer to serve as a mem
Der of one of the thirty five Clio
Rescue Squads being organized to
protect the City of Dayton. I agree
to take thirty hours of training
as directed by the Dayton Defense
Council GO hours of first aid and
ten hours of fire-fighting).
Those who have volunteered
so far are: -
Rupert Taylor, CHR
Jerome Sitzman, CHR
Robert FAINT, CHR
Ralph Hopper, CHR
William Hill, CHR
Birchel Eversole, CHR
Harold Long, CHR
Coy e. Leonard, CHR
Joseph Griffin, CHR
Frank Good, CHR
Earl Leath, CHR
Raymond A. King, CHR
Theodore Hughes, Dinner Fare
Carl Jones, G & L
J. w. jackson, G & L
Roe Harvey, G g. L
p. s. Hensley, G & L
Forien Keen, G & L
Huston Linton, G g. L
Otha Gose, G g. L
Walter Messenger, G & L
Clifford Sears, G & L
Maurice McGhee, G & L
George Townsend, G g. L
Curtis Shirley, G & L
Forest Grant, G g. L
William Tootle, G & L
Howard George, S-W-W
Jesse Glass, S-W-W
James Ferguson, S-W-W
Anderson Cope, S-W-W
Walter Smith, S-W-W
.. r. Manning, S-W-W
Frederic L Midlarn, Frigidaire 3
, 1942-03-18
Keep En- Smiling"
The Story of A Club and How It Is Growing ! !

A few weeks ago some of the active Union girls of Locals 753
and 1853 had an IDEA. More than that they carried this IDEA through.
The result of this idea is the Keep En- Smiling" Club. The Keep
EN- Smiling" Club was formed to benefit the boys who have left
the Iathes and machines for the service of our country.
, 1942-03-18
Ma'saaoa'sesz
County 2sdk4Atal
M<sIo<s Council
Nokx---
OrganizaGoYlal

1S6GIZGs1UAAz
Dayton Power and Light en-
ployees are rallying together
under the dictatorship of a real
live wire CLIO organizer. Bob
Davidson, Regional Director, has
sent a member of the CIO Or
ganizational staff as a permanent
addition to the Dayton area. His
name is Fred Fudge and he knows
all the answers! Any Power and
Light employees who want in
formation, stop in at the Council
office, 8 East Fifth Street.
, 1942-03-18
Drive

The Council will soon embark
on a drive for funds to purchase
a bomber for our armed forces.
The CLIO Councils all over the
country are interested in the in
tensive prosecution of this war,
both on land and sea-. We must
win this fight. Work in the shop,
in the home, and in Civilian De-
tense are the aims of all of or
gained Labor. DO YOUR
SHARE -!
, 1942-03-18

Keep it up General, we can
stand the expense-WE HOPE.
- Unite for Victory -