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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Crosse lie Boy
Lost in Action

For seven months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Gordon Breen Of 235O9
West River road, Crosse lie,
awaited word from their son.
Robert. 1S. somewhere with the
ASiatIc Fleet.
When word finally came, today,
II was in a short, official telegram
which said
The navy department. deeply
regrets TO inform you that your
son. Robert Phillip Breen, fire
man third class, u. 4. Navy. 10
missing following action In the
performance of his duty and In
the service Of his country"
Mrs. Breen. mother Of seven
other children. said Robert en-
listed in the navy year ago. Two
other younger sons are waiting
until they are old enough 10 serve
while an Older boy is trying TO
make arrangements 10 care for his
family so ne can enlist said Mrs.
Breen.
War IL no, time for tears
said Mrs Breen, nor 10 IL
time for boys to remain home
who want To go. All we mothers
Van do IL wait and hope"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
NJ Arthur in "A?
COP Says No

WASHINGTON. March Il
INS) Republican senators to-
day Chased as "untimely' and i'm
mature suggestions that Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, now com
manding United Nations forces in
the Southwest Pacific. could be
the Republican presidential candi-
date in 1914
Veteran Republicans indig-
nantly denied that any povernent
is under way looking toward
MacArthur's selection and de-
clared that efforts 10 project the
military hero into politics is doing
both Macarthur and the party a
DESERVES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Rushfon Rules Against
Prison Labor Loans

March 224-tEPt--
Prison labor from Jackson prison
can be loaned" only for public
work and then only at the direc-
ton of the governor. Atty Gen.
Herbert J.. Rushton ruled today.
The opinion rules out projects
such as aiding the Red Cross. care
Of the lawn of the orphanage at
Jackson, assistance at fresh air
camps for the underprivileged,
and assistance county fairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
ADDRESSED TO MURRAY

Mr. Roosevelt'S letter. addressed
TO Go President Philip Murray
and read 10 the delegates, said:
I'm recent years the workers
In Americas great industries
have gained new privileges and
reaffirmed old rights. Today all
OF these rights and privileges
are being tested by fire.
IF we lose this war, they and
all the rest Of our American
liberties will be 10. Only We
tory can protect our freedom:
II the freedom Of any of us II
lost, the freedom of all II lost.
With rights and privileges 20
responsibilities. We are learning
In the hard days of war what In
sometimes overlooked I'm the easy
days of peace; that liberty and
freedom helong only Ia men and
women who earn them, and that
none of the values which make
life worth living can he retained
except by people who will give
everything and do anything to
keep them.
ESPECIAL POINT
This has especial point for
organized lsbOr--for Its leaders
and for the men and women In
the ranks. Our free workers
can give TO victory far more
than The ANis taskmasters can
ever wiring from the unwilling
muscles Of the regimented toilers
OF Europe and Japan"
No stand was taken by the con-
ference on the suggestion from
War Production Cmef Donald VI.
Nelson. in an address 10 the con-
ference yesterday. that labor sur
render double-tIme pay for work
on Sundays and holidays.
Resolutions were adopted aSsail-
ing the Smith bill before Congress
10 suspend the 4O-hour work-week
law. and demanding congress
sIonal investigation Of the storm
OF letters 10 Congress urging pas
sage Of the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
i. ). Securities
In Philippines
Saved by Sdy,re

WASHINGTON, March "a
QNS) - Safe transfer to the
United States of billions of dollars
worth Of securities and deStruc-
ton Of practically every bit of
United States currency in the
Philippines 10 prevent seizure by
the japanese was dramatically dis
closed today by Francis b. Sayre,
American commissioner 10 the
Philippines
Removal OF the securities and
currency from Manila 10 Corregi-
dor fortress, Sayre revealed, con-
stituted one Of his major problems.
But transfer OF the Philippine
wealth TO the United States was
an even greater task since il was
carried out through the fighting
blockade" OF the Philippine Islands.
The currency. Sayre disclosed
was destroyed after a careful in
ventory so that II might be re-
issued by the American govern
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Old Age Policy Pays
up to $500 a Month |!
Needed Protection, Age. SIS to IS,
- Costs Only Cent a Day

The Postal Life & Casualty In.
surance Co. 1858 Postal Life
Building. Kansas City. Mo. has a
pew accident policy for men and
women OF ages S. 10 IS.
IL pays up 10 $500 IL killed, up
10 800 a month for disability. new
surgical benefits. Up 10 800 for
hospital care and other benefits
that so many older people have
wanted.
And the cost Is only cent a
day-S3.65 a year.
Postal pays claims promptly:
more than one-quarter million
people have bought Postal policies
This special policy for older people
Is proving especially attractive.
No m q cal examination - no
agents will call.
SEND No MONEY NOW Just
write us your nsufe. address and
age-the name. address and rela-
tionship Of your beneficiary-and
We will send a policy for 10 days
FREE INSPECTION. No obliga.
ton. Write today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
ROUTE UNDISCLOSED

Sayre declined TO disclose de.
tails OF his trip from CorregidoT
because. he said, the route might
later be taken by others.
Progress was possible only al
night he said, and at a "tFeHeH-
dous risk"
After having spent three months
under shell fire and incesSant
bombing. Sayre said il felt like
getting back 10 a different world.
Tive lived like rat for
months" he said. "NOw l won
Ter whether America realizes
he gravity OF the job she has
undertaken and the tremendous
issues involved"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
POWER TO SEIZE

His bill would give President
Roosevelt Statutory power 10 seize
and operate any defense plant.
whose production has been stopped
for any cause.
Another resolution adopted by
the Go conference. said that
American labor understands the
full meaning Of this present war" :
that slavery for workmen would
be the result Of defeat.
THE Go" said the resolu-
ton has given a pledge that
regardless Of the reason or cause
there shall he no stoppage or In
tevruption Of work.
This pledge has been and will
continue 10 he fulfilled The
workers Of this nation do not
Intend 10 permit single hour
or a single moment 10 be lost.
The wheels OF machinery must
he kept turning full time every
day In the week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

RSDAY
FORUM |
'ch day |
0 The cooperation
wners whose dogs
'nnel Club shows.
EXHIBITOR
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling vlsars
ili00 Ffeeland
Bodelm ksnnsls
r. r. 2. Worthwhile. Mich.
George Grant
1853 Arllnaton
llneoIn Park. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John r. Warnw
1895 Stout
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Harbassr
"Ssytop'
Houghton Lake. Mich.
NJ aad Ms. Ray L. PEREZ
i62I W. Fsrnum Ave.
Royal Oak. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Rob. L. Shec0
1921 Riopeiis
Hon. Dewitt n. Merriam
Detroit. Mich.
Or. Dan N. Gordon
1880 Renfrs1
s. Howsr Ferguson
1920 Pathway Drive
Robert q. Mecurdy
1859 Ward
Tanart Kennels
as Worn Lane. RI.
Birmingham. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thsmas Re-
cairnras ksnnets
224Is Twelve Mile Road
81. Clair Shores. Mich.
Mu. A. Y. Rolf
1920 Washburn
Mr.. and Mrs.. n. 2. Hewsli
1880 Mendots
Mrs. Evelyn Hiesimirs
Route I. Birmingham. Mica
Chris G.. Tseter
Gee Tee Cocker Spanisi
Kennels. 3iI7 No. Woodward
Royal Oak. Mich.
Thomas p. Wilcox
24i Marshall G.
FerndaIs. Mich.
Herbert HsasisS
1888 Palms
Glenn s. Staines
4Isi woodward
William G. Scott
22s25 Park 81.
Dearborn. Mich.
Mrs. ". 7. Rice
305ai schooIoraft Road
Plymouth. Mich.
Wiltrsd s. Kennedy
Walled Lake. Mich.
LEO .. Baker
1928 Doris
Fred Jackson
5000 Parkslds
Mi. Rieky psnlslsos
800 &. Boston Blvd.
Gladys L. Nestra
1888 Royal 81.
Berkeley. Mich.
r. W. Robinson
ISss3 huron River Or.
lockwood. Mich.
Or. Calvin L. shafss 1
2osi Atkinson
Paui v. Lane
1850 Manirtiaus
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N.
Buriineame
Beau o'Esprit Kennels, Re.
i5z6t Promenade
Mrs.. Richard Aysrs
2l7ss Dun Seotvs
Roy o. Past
1851 Wiidsmsrs
Donald ". eordss
1882 6vssois~n
Martin z. eutrldss
24427 JsHsrson
81. Clair Shores. Mich.
WIlfrsd .. Kennedy
Walled Lake. Mich.
Mrs. ". C. Merchant
1880 csntraIia
G. W. pahnks
672s W. Fort 81.
A. c. Mailer
$500 Hieh 81
Eoorss. Mich.
Iassrsbs ksnns,s
$3.50 N. Adams
Birmingham. hieh.
Thomas A. Shsrp
6iichrist ksoreIs--8ox =
Comins. Mich.
Or Y. W. H@tmsn
1864 lasalIs Bov,eva~1
Mrs.. W. 7. onsek
1870 Northlawn
Mrs.. Mar J. Bradley
24is FIN 81.
Oakholm Ken sels
$3.50 N. Adams
Birmingham. Mich.
z. ". De Board
IS Massaehssetts
highland PARK. hIsh.
n. L. Chapmas
ss3s Rohnp Ave.
Mrs.. Marie Llsdes
1910 ssrstoos
Mrs.. Mss c. ssnd
t0t43 Boleyn
Or. c. c. Youns
Michigan oept. d Hssith
lsnune. Mich.
Mrs.. Frsns c. 6ssdorf
29i2 ward Phase
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred sehstl
Sch~Nz~ard Not ssrrsls
Route 3-Caseads Road
U. s. 10 East. Grand aaelts,
Mich.
Mrs.. ". n. Burnett
2sl7 No. Lsssils 6Udsss
Mrs.. A. s. MoNsli
ass Three. Mile Drive
Mr,. Robt. H. ouoisy
istO Charms croa, Road
Birmingham. Nleh.
Donald CANE
1850 SIN Miis Road
Plymouth. rieh.
Leonard Meyer
$500 Sosrsnto II
Nirainia lofsnfsr II
l4s09 MARI T.aia III
NJ. ard Mrs. 7. ~. stubbs
1854 poHburN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
HOUS 81 IN REVOLT

As the Go leaders conferred in
the National Press Club audi
forum. a revolt broke out In the
House Of Representatives against
Easter recess plans before voting
on the Smith bill. which also
would limit profits on war con-
tracts 10 s per cent and outlaw
the closed shop in all defense
industries.
Senator Tom Connally CD) Of
Texas, disclosed he will force the
labor legislation issue on tho Sem
ate floor by moving that his bill
be considered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Clio Promises
Tools 10 Achieve
Victory in 1912
BY ARTHUR HACHTEN


WASHINGTON, March "a
President Roosevelt sent a mes
sage to 400 Go leaders in confer
ence here today calling upon labor
for uninterrupted production, and
the delegates Immediately re-
sponded with a resolution saying
their slogan will be:
Work, work, work; produce,
produce, produce"
I've promise the commander
in-chief Of our army and navy"
said the resolution, that the
Herculean efforts Of the work
ers will produce the tanks, air
planes, guns and ships neces-
sary for an immediate offensive
against the Axis powers to
achieve victory In 1912"
Full cooperation with the
American Federation of Labor in
furthering the war effort was
pledged III another adopted reso-
luton. Joint AFL-CIO victory
committee" all over the country
were recommended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
sI.ENDERxzING LINES

CHIN UP dress up, In this
dainty Anne Adams frock. Pat
tern 409l. DESIGNED to flatter
your figure. those slimming
bodice panels square off into a
waist gindle and may be In
contrast. Do add lace trim!
Pattern 4O91 is available IN
wornen's sizes "a, 36. 3S. 40, AZ,
a.. as and AZ. Size IS takes
3h yards of 29-incb fabric.
Send l6 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Announcing Our SUNNI r
1912 Pattern Book-Jlst off the
press! A complete wardrobe
plan for your new dual life,
with tailoreds, sheers, cottons,
evening and bridal wear, play
outfits. Yours for 10 cents!
Address your order to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1225 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Owing 10 customs regulations.
orders for patterns 70 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Elsie Robinson
Wake Up. Americans.
Realize This Is War

There was a 16-year-old young
Ster among them
just a little tad
And how he wrzngled his way in
don't know.
But there he was. fighting Nfth
the best of them,
Starving with the rest of them.
Dying. I've no doubt,
With the scrap metal we sent to
Japan
To pacify savages who have no
pacifiSm
In all their barbara souls.
Get mad. America
Really mad
Stop talking big and Auttering
around
And playing at war games.
Get 30 mad that every vein and
hgament and sinew
In your lazy. pampered bodies
Stiffens in furious rebellion.
Get mad, America!
This rs war, really war,
And you are letting
SiSteen-year-oid boys
Fight II for you!
Shame on you,
You big. soft, fat paloOkaS!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
CheerfuIness
Is Greatest
OF Charms

TAKE ALL the women out of
the world, and man would 60
back 20 nature In less than six
months and. be healthy. COM
Portable and hsppy-weli, at
least healthy and comfortable.
says a soldier just back from
camp.
IFS Some men were patriotic,
they'd donate their hearts TO
the government for old steel and
throw in their oonsciences ms
scrap iron.
A MAN who would risk los
ing the woman OF his iife for a
spring romance with the girl Of
the moment would probably
play marbles with the Hope
diamond. But some men will
always be boys.
Cheerhilness Is a charm
greater than any love powder
or any face powder. Men Sove
cheerfulness as they love the
color red. They'll forgive a girl
for anything sooner than for
letting them know that they're
making her unhappy.
HUSBANDS WEE once
proverbialIy late for dinner. But
nothing surprises a man 80
much these days as TO come In
. and find dinner ready and hts
5wife. his cook and his daughter
all at home at the same time.
When a girl gives q man up
IL leaves a void in her life; but
when man gives a girl up IL
is usually because another girl
is crcwding her out. The ay-
erage mans heart rs ike a
Washington hotel. always over
crowded but with room for one
more.
A NEW husband every few
years seems 10 mean no more
in the lives Of sorne women than
a kiss In Hollywood
Love, TO the average man. is
a tnrment-a continuous state
Of wanting some girl he can't
get or getting some girl he
doesn't want.
Rouged lips may help you win
a man. bat closed lips Tin the
powder room) are the kind that
viii help win a war. Ladies
make memo.
DlstT1bsEisd By King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

make a dough that can be
handled. Knead until smooth
and elastic. Place in bowl. cover
and set In warm place and Let
rise until light.
Roll dough Y inch thick:
spread with melted butter and
sprinkle with cinnamon q m d
sugar. Roll up like q Jelly roll,
slice 1-inch thick and put cut
side down in muffin pans. In
the bottom Of each pan have q
candied cherry, broken pecan
meats and I tablespoon Of syrup
made from I cup old-fasiaioned
sugar and n cup butter melted
together. Let rise TO double it's
bulk. then bake at BIS degrees
for 30 10 40 minutes. Turn out
at once on rack 10 cool.
Apple MsBow
30 marshmallosss
II cup hot water
s tablespoons lemon juice
? tablespoons orange juice
2 cups apple sauce
] cup whipped cream.
Dissolve marShmallows in
water. stirring constantly. Add
strained lemon juice and orange
juice and apple sauce. Cool
ard add the whipped cream.
Freeze IN tray Of automatic
refrigerator. stirring occasion
ally, or in a freezer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Look in the Sscfion Your B1thddl
For Wednesday, May s.
X MARCH ri TO APRIL 20

For Wednesday, May 8.
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries - Good vibrations. You
possess fine assets that can be
put to grand usage under the
circumstances. Properly evalu-
ate the importance and urgency
Of the individual items that
make mp your sc he dule and
tackle them accordingly.
APRIL II TO MAY 90
Taafy7s-Take a tip from the
past - remember, the accumula-
ton Of past good deeds and ex-
periences form future thinking
and planning. Be sure only
worthy incidents are the infiu-
encing factors
MAY ~ TO JUNE zI
GemiHi-ExcelJent indications
predominant, especially in finan-
cial and investment m a ters.
Adhere also to sound proven
m thods when plotting your
course for today. Sell yourself
on you and you'll 60 forward.
JUNE 70 TO JULY IS
Caaeey-Correct errors and
determine to avoid them in the
future. Put pep in your effort,
a song In your heart and your
problems and difficulties will
melt away before your eyes.
JULY 81 TO AUG. ~
Lso-F influences recon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

EXQUISITE IN fine cotton
=. lovely in heavier cotton. too.
these attractive pineapple doilies
in three sizes Lend q festive air
TO your home.
Pattern 230 contains dree-
tons for doilies: Illustrations of
them and stitches; materials re-
quired.
Send II cents In coins for tins
pattern To the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1225 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

Lso-F Inc infiuenees recon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
HOROSCOPE.
BY Frances Drake

nes n and Fnd Your OuOok Is AceOrdng e Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

GET MAD, America.
Bataan fell only yesterday.
American boys lie gouged by
Japanese swords.
Democracy lies gouged by Japa-
nese contempt
Get mad. America!
Cut out this business as usual
attitude.
Stop winning about your tires
and your OIL shortage
And the fact that you're wear
ing last years hat.
Wake UP and stop being a fool.
Wake mp and stop being a
traitor.
WHIT do our tires and bonnets
amount 60
When the world is crumbhng!
Stop sitting in your comfortable
rocking chair
And listening 10 the radio
AS il this were another radio
drama.
Stop budding over your lunch
pail and cursing
Because you can't have your
whole Saturdays of.
For how many Saturdays off do
you think Japan win give you?
How many comfortable rocking
chair hours will you have
When Hitler moves in.
For don't kid yourself
This country can be licked.
This country is on the verge Of
being licked.
But we won't be licked by Hit
Ter or by Hirohito--
Wen be licked by our own CON-
placency-
BY our own SInugness--
BY our own Indifference
BY our own selfishness-
By every contemplate, luxury
loving habit which we have
accumulated
During these last lew years.
Wen be licked because we have
been living for so years
On wish fulfllment instead OF
hard reality.
We'll be licked because we've
become a bunch of oonceited
Srrarties
Who don't know how to take IL
on the chin.
No. I'm not exempting myself.
/ look tough and I talk tough.
But underneath I'm as much of
a cup custard
AS the next one.
I knew cruel hardship once.
But like any energetic Ameri-
can may,
1 climbed above IT,
thought lit couldn't happen
here"
Well. il has happened here.
Those mutilsted b cd les lying
dead In Batssn
Testify that il can happen here.
Those bodies were our boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

utiook Is, According 10 the Stars,
and sail into today's schedule
with decks cleared for action.
Bowl over opposition with decis-
i've effort.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. Rf
Cdpricorn-A blend of the
unusual and artistic with the
practical 70 enhance the latter
is in order. A smart follow-up
will put the "clincher" on the
problem.
JAN. 90 TO FEB. go
Aqudrits-M axe use Of this
opportunity to absorb the needed
knowledge TO put you on top.
Employ a steady, substantial
pace that outdistanceS COMPETE
ton. Always strive to improve
you.
FEB. 9I TO MARCH 81
PiSces-Excellent indications to
encourage you. Highly favored:
clerks, stenographers, beauti-
clans, mental and manual work
ers; industrial, defense plant
employees, service men, profess
sional folk.
A CHILD born or this day
will be, if true TO better self,
courageous, intelligent, persever-
ing. Although inclined at times
to stray away from prime objec-
tives thereby wasting valuable
time.
Copyright. ist2. b. KiAg Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

LET'S GIVE the family a
treat and start them off 10
work and school with a smile.
Give them q pep-up breakfast.
an apple sausage French toast
sandwich.
Allow 2 pieces of French toast
for each person, 2 links of Ssu-
sage or a large sausage cake
broiled. Have apple rings fried
in butter; then generously
sprinkle with superffAe sugar
and place these between the
slices of toast.
Top with sausage and place
under the brpiier for just q
second; then serve piping hot.
Maybe 1 sandwich apiece Will
not be enough
Another breakfast or luncheon
treat made with apples is pecan
buns. You'll like fhent.
Apple Pecan Buns
2 cups milk
! cake yeast
2 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon salt
2 tablespoons fat
l cup apple sauce
& cups ail-purpose flour.
To the lukewarm milk add
yeast. sugar, salt, fat and apple
sauce. Stir until yeast is dis
solved, then add half the flour
and beat until smooth. Add
balance Of Oour or enough 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Honey Used
In Ice Box
Cookies

MAYBE WE'RE lazy-or busy
or Just plain sensible, but II
seems every woman Is eager to
find a really good recipe for
cookies.
Ice Box Cookies
pa cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
X teaspoon salt
y teaspoon cinnamon
y cup chopped walnut meats
l egg. well beaten
= cup sugar
Il teaspoon almond extract
Il cup honey
"a cup melted butter or other
shortening.
Sift flour and measure. Add
baking powder. salt and cinna-
mon and sift again Add mats.
Combine egg, sugar, flsvoFing.
honey and butter and add 20
flour mixture blending well.
Shape into rolls LIZ inches IN
diameter and roll each I'm waxed
paper. Chill overnight or until
firm enough 10 slice. Cut in
s-inch slices. Bafe on I'M
CREASED cooly sheet in hot oven
400 degrees) for 10 minutes.
Makes about q do1en cooksex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

AOWtts Nv uHn tHh W 49, a N"'
mend you instigate a movement
70 introduce a novel, practical
twist 10 moth-eaten routine, A
fresh outlook il essential for
increased output. improved work.
AUG. rs TO SEPT. rs
Virgo Monetary interests
under benehc aspects Don't,
however, be careless about keep
ing within the budget and spend
ing only for essentials. Neither
waste time on unimportant
issues, there are too many valu-
able things you can do instead.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. ss
Libra-Your rays correspond
10 Virgoans'. Institute a "face
the facts now instead of later"
program and contribute some
thing to the nations war effort.
Every minute lost is gone for
ever.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 2g
Scorpie-One of your best
planetary days this month. Give
II the sustained action and fol-
low through to which it 10 en-
titled Don't underestimate your
capability-permit your scope to
spread its wings and produce
results.
NOV. IS TO DEC. e2
Saciftoriss - Your vibrations
eonincide with Scorpio's. Choose
your objective, set your course
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Your Horoscope

Your Horoscope
Fraaoes Drskr,
Ths Detroit Timea.
1879 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY TNDTvID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months of 1912.
Was Born;
Month .............. Day .....
SenS 1Ie and Scif-ASSresNS
Stamped Est~lObr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-05

Chicago, Aug. 5 ms Five
million additional women must be
recruited to meet the nations esti-
mated total of 100000 civilian
women workers by the end OF 1943,
Miss Thelma McKelvey OF the
war manpower commission said
today.
Speaking before the convention
OF the Womens Auxiliary OF the
ClO-United Automobile. Aircraft
and Agricultural Implement Work.
ers Union, Miss McKelyey said
that II this goal is TO be met, one
out OF every three or four house
wives between is and - years Of
age. or one out OF every six women
IS and over will have to accept
work.
BY the end Of next year she de.
clared, total civilian employment
is expected to reach $1,000 600. Of
which $4,000 600 will be women.
An estimated 1,750,000 women are
now employed in war industries
and by the end OF 1913. she said.
there will be at least 100000
women out OF the 20.000.000 EN-
ployed in war production
The number OF women on the
labor front must increase as our
Army and Navy expands she as