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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08

1.-The childs in love-or thinks
she is" This was no time to tell
her own exciting news.
Christie" Janet began. you
know that party that Mother
has been begging me TO have.
The party you didn't want,
that would bore you to tears"
The same one Janet smiled,
"Tll go through it on one condi-
ton. There's a mani met him
today. I'll face all those dread
full old people who look me up
and down, and a stagline that
doesn't see me at all-if / may
invite him 10 the dance"
"He must be the worlds won
der" Christie breathed.
He isn't rich anC important"
Jan said, musingly. But you'll
like him. He's a chemist and he
has new job at the Wainwright
Company. The way we met was
funny. He simply walked up to
me and, said, You look as
though you are having rather
slow time, and l said, L am, but
nobody except you has been
rude enough to mention it,"
Jan! How did you ever get
past that brilliant beginning"
He thought it was funny. He
said what he had said called for
a long apology and it would take
him all through the supper hour
to say it. Oh, Christie, l had a
lovely time
Christie felt her throa
tighten. 1t took such a little bit
to make Jan happy. Just bit OF
attention. She hadn't thought
much of the party idea. Parties
seemed out of place these seri-
Gus days. But Jan did need
something to make her feel i'm
portant.
Mother will bargain with
you" Christie said. She added
slowly: This man you met-he
sounds fair. Maybe a little toe
sure of himself"
He is pretty onnfident," jar
agreed. From now on out, I'll
be BIO her = d about having
enough stays. I'd like scads-but
Mother says the draft has sim
ply ruined everybody's dance
list"
Nov isn't that just too mean
of Uncle Sam" Christie said.
Its just that J don't want to
get stuck with Stephen" Janet
said, smiling at Christie's elab-
crate irony.
Stephen. Well, Jan did move
fast when she got going. Chris
tie was thoughtful as she peeled
off her dress. This was more in.
terest than her sister had ever
shown.
She tried to visualize the type
of young man that Janet would
pick for parry. A chemist, she
had said.
He'd sound more exciting il
he were combat pilot" Chris
tie thought sleepily, thinking OF
Bart and planes.
1t was simply amazing-Jar
falling in love with some younl
man who spent his time bend
ing over test tubes. He hac
sounded terribly conceited anc
arrogant, and he might have
long hair and wear thick glasses
too.
(TO Be COntinled)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08

Inhabitants Of the southern
hemisphere can tell time by the
Cross.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08

The government of the Unite
States owns land in 1865 cities.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08

julius Caesar, Roman emper-
or, conceived the "one-way
street" as an aid to traffic.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08

The date of the Chinese New
Year changes from year TO year.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

viernes, en- ell parque Cuscaden,
su segundo programa de boxeo.
Allen McCOrvey, Ell vencedor
de Hayes, por nocaut tecnico,
tendra de adversario al vetera-
no Buster Narro.l.
AL tiunfador Sc lie enfrontara
Isl Dios quiere", con Ell habil 10
Sc Logon.
Carroll y McCorvey comba-
theron el viernes, pero sin hacer
NADIA digno de menci6n. Fue.
ron unas 'peleillas' sin "pimier
tai.
I'm cantrario sc lie busca a
.Sixto Morales, que cazara una
"palomita" el viernes.
Morales perdi0 en- el aire sus
mejores puhetazos, antes de "cC
nectar" a SD Oponente y derri-
barlo. Els possible que sc le en-
fronte con Joey Smithers, un
priDcipiante de escasos mkritoS,
o eoA Roger GoGa
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

r - Cinco meses
despues de que las principales
plantas industriales de los Es-
tados Unidos cesaron de pro-
ducir automobiles y dedicaron
todas sus facilidades a la IA
bricaci6n de pertrechos de
guerra, la production en- las
mismas ha llegado a alcanzar
una cifra dos wees mayor que
durante la paz. Ash 10 han
revelado los sehoreS o. f..
Hunt, vicepresidente de la
General Motors, y Edsel Ford,
presidente de la Ford Motor
Company.
Que otras varias fabricas de auto
n6viles han experimentado un
aumento semejante en- su produc-
cion de pertrechos 10 atestlguan
igualmente los sehores X. 7. Keller,
presidente de la Chrysler Company
que estA considerable como la ter
ezra en- importancia en- la industrial
productive de automobiles; William
Patrick Brown, presidente de Ia
Briggs Manufacturing Company
que antes de Ia guerra Sc dedicaba
fabricar la carroceria para la mayor
Darte de las plantas industriales dc
los Estados Unidos, y asi mismo los
tuncionarios de companies tan i'm
portantes como Hudson y Packard
AumentO de OperariOs
Segdn declaration de sus jefes
as organizaciones antes citadas 81
IAN convertible cast 100 por eient'
a la production belica. FL numert
de operarios que en- elias trabaJan
que excede en- mucho al de tlempoi
de paz, sera en- POGO tempo 90 POI
eiento mayor que en- la actualidad
FL heeho de que estos operarioi
hayan logrado duplicar la produc
ci6n de los tiempos norr ales de
muestra acknowledgements an acre
eentamiento extfaordinAro en- Il
sfciencia de su personal.
Como ejemplo tfpico del esprit
ue impulsa Ia production de per
.rechos en- esas grandes plantas IN
i~ustriales puede citarse la observa
ion que hizo una vez Ell senior 9. y
Sorenson, vicepresidente de Ia For
Motor Company, al efecto de gu
"Ese Hitler va a ser testigo de u
derroche de material de parte de 10
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

Josie Tramontana, Laura Lopez
Aleida Hu erta, Tassie Guastel-
la, Sara Lazzara, Hilda Trim
mer, Carload Sanchez, America
Perez, Conchita M%ascunana, Ma
'ry Romero, Alicia Garcia, Flo
.rencia Vazquez, Marina Inclan,
.Guillermina Sanchez, Margaret
Rodriguez, Lily Anton, Grace
Mascuhana, C.. Tramontana, E.
DE Torres, Zenaida Cueto, Cla-
ra Garcia, Fidelia de la Viha,
Gloria Garcia y Sra. Manuel L6-
pee.
Por 81 admirable labor Sc OBJ
sequi6 con una puma fuente a
la Sra. De Negre.
Llegue nuestra felicitaci6n al
.simpatico grupo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR A RoDRIGUEz)

para ell gran Picnic organiZado
lpor la Logia Francisco Ferrer y
Guardia, de la Orden Caballero
de la Luz.
Este festival promote quedar
a gran altura y Sc verificara en-
Ell Parque DeSotto, en- Palmetto
Beach.
Comenzara con un riquisimo
almuerzo, el que empezara a
servirse a las 1890 p. m. Por la
tarde habra bale en- las glOrie-
tas, con la orquesta La Tropi-
cal'.
La entrada a los terrenos es
gratis. Por ell bale solo Sc pa
CARA una m6dica cantidad: 1Oc
las damas y zoe los Caballeros.
Ell almuerzo Y entrada Sc ha
.senalado en- $1.0n.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

Estados Unidos en- los campos de
batalla europeos y Sc va a devanar
los sesos tratando de averiguar de
|donde habra salido TODD clio"
Los gerentes de las citadas orga-
nizaciones han declarado que la
production en- las mismas sc esta
desarrollando de acuerdo con los
planes previamente establecidos O
Iouizas con antelaci6n a la fecha
especihcada en- los contracts. La
empresa Chrysler, por ejemplo,
cuya mayor Illusion hace pocos
meses era la de producer tres tan
cues medianos por dia, sc eneuen-
ira actualmente produciendo mu-
chas veces ese numero. jCuantas
yeces? es un secreto militar. La
construction del avi6n de bombar-
dec B-24 ha recibido va un gran
Impulse en- la extensa planta indus
trial que tiene Ford Ell Willow Run.
y estos grandes aviones Sc verar
bien pronto remontarse en- los aires
en- la misma proportion que saliar
sus automobiles de las cadenas Dc
montaje. Esto sc ha realizado en- 10
que Sc refere a los "jeeps" y auto
movies blindados que sc estan pro
duciendo a un ritmo mas accelerate
que 10 que sc hubiera creido possible
en- febrero del aho actual.
Sc Acelera la Production General
Los factories que han contribuidc
al exito de este plan productive, son
Ia labor realizada por los f~abricantes
de herramientas; la installation dc
maauinarias apropiadas y que hi
procedido mas rapidamente de 10 que
Sc creia possible; conversion 0 adap
taci6n igualmente rapida de las he
rramientas existentes y la simplih
lcaci6n de disenos y pr0cedimientoi
de fabrication. La praetica de con
ceder subcontratos a otras fabrlcal
de menor importancia ha contribui
lido de una manera apreciable a all
War la labor de las grandes planta
industriales. Una obra que tuvo 9
efecto de a%celerar Ia production d
aviones fue la substitution de "a
motor de autom6vil que va Sc estabi
! lfabricando en- gran escala, POI, 2
motor de aeroplanos que Sc habi
|. estado %empleando para tangues me
dianos. III resultado practice obte
lnido ha sido Ell empleo de un motto
/ que consume cOmbustible ordinaric
, efectuando al mismo tempo un.
economic en- los citados motores d
, aviones que ahora pueden sci usa
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

BOda
A las nueve de la noche del sa-
bado quedaron unidos en- ell sa-
grado lazo matrimonial, la be-
LA y elegante Srta. Gloria Fri
iomil Y ell apreciado joven Wi
liam Bonilla.
Ofici6 en- la ceremonial el Re-
verendo Walter B. Passiglia, ac-
tuando como padrinos la Sra.
Alice Scaglione y Tomas Boni-
la.
Despues ue la ceremonial, los
nUevos esposos pantieron para
la ciudad de St. Petersburg,
donde pasaran los primeros dias
de su luna de miel. A su regre-
so fijaran su nido de amor en-
ell zoos de la avenida IA.
Entire los que presenciaron la
ceremonial anOtamos a Leonor
Rivero, Hilda PUG, Alice Val
Is, Aurora Perez, Josefina Diaz,
Rosa Vigil. Dolores Morales,
Aida Arduengo, Dora Dfaz, All
da Perdomo, Carload Noriega,
Felina 0rgaz, Josefina Fernan-
DEE, Sara Garcia, fedora Fer
nandez, Catalina Valdes, Ines
Gil, Olga Fernandez, Claudina
Pinaro, Gloria Garcia, Dalia AL
varez, Elbia Silva, Evangelina
Acosta Celestina Bonilla, Cora
liza Alvarez, Margarita Cabrera,
Troaida Duarte.
Henry PUG, William Vald@s,
John Martinez, German Boni-
la, Oscar Morales, Angel FL
gueras, Armando Diaz, Manuel
Arduengo, Enrique Cabrera, Sc
bastian Prellezo, Julio Castella-
no, Fernando Rodriguez, An
dres Rodiguez y Otros mas
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Bale SuspendidO

Bale SuspendidO
Debido a la indlemencio del
TEMPO, los organizadores del
bale que estaba anunciado para
el Sabado, en- ell Patio del Circu-
10 Cubano, 10 Suspendieron para
otro oportunidad.
Seg1n nos manifestara ell Sr.
Antonio Porlant, esta fiesta pu-
do haberse efectuado en- ell inte-
rior del edificio, pero ellos no
quisieron hacerlo por cuanto ell
p1blico esperaba que fuese en-
ell Patio.
Tan pronto Sc nos de a como
Ger la nueva fecha, con gusto la
haremos : IL publicidad.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Pedida en- MatrimOnio

Pedida en- MdtrimOniO
Qued6 oficialmente aprobado
ell compromise amoro3o de una
apreciada y distinguida pareji-
ia de esta localidad, la gentil
Srta. Lidia Salazar y ell correc-
ITO joven Domingo Ubeda.
La Srta. Salazar es hija de
los estimados esposos Santa y
Jorge Salazar, residences del
1918 de la avenida IA. Ell ele-
gido de su coraz6n es residente
del 211112 de la Gale Is.
La fecha de la boda no Sc ha
fijado todavia.
iLOs felicitamos!
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Para Ell sdbadO ! de Julio

~ UIU Ot SUOuuO Y u6 u utCO
Otra de las fiestaS que estan
liamadas a constituir un verda-
dero exito, 10 es, sin lugar a du-
das, la que tienen anunciada los
muchachOs de la Seccion de Re-
creo de la respectable sOciedad
'L'Unione Italiana.
@Slap-a-Jap" es ell nombre es-
.cogido para este festival. Sc lie
vara a efecto el Sabado, dia a de
Julio, en- su odificio social.
Dos orquestas 10 amenizaran,
Don Francisco y La Tropical.
Sus organizadores va cuen-
tan con una considerable can't
dad de mesas vendidas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
I'm bale

Recordamos que manana,
Martes, ell Club IN. Y.L." cele-
brara un gran bale, por invi-
taci6n, en- los salones de la socie-
dad Italia, sito en- la Octava
avenida y Gale 10.
I'm gran conjunto musical
tocara un selecto programa.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
DIPLOMAS DE PRIMERA GU
RIA PARA UNI GRUPO DE
SENORAS Y SENORITAS

Ell viernes Sc entregaron Sus
diplomas de 'iprimera cura," en-
.el parque Cuscaden, a las seho-
ras y sehoritas de Ia clase de Ia
Sra. Camille de Negre.
Les gradRAdaa 10 nonhran
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Para Ken West

Para Ken West
Ell Sabado y con ell prop6sito
de pasar varios diaJ de vacacio-
mes en- ell hist6rico Key West,
parti6 ell apreciado joven Froi-
Ian Vazquez.
En- ell Cayo residira con sus
familiares.
Grata estancia y que sc di-
vierta a su gusto.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

A los a~sistentes sc les obse-
qui6 con dulces Y refrescos.
Dicha sin fin para clos, es
nuestro deseo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
I'm 6GitO mGS

Sc 10 anot6 anoche la estima-
da Secci6n de Recreo del Circu-
10 Cubano, presidida por ell Sr.
Oscar Cuervo, con ell octave bal
lie de la serie en- su elegante y
c6modo Patio.
La concurrencia fue elegante
y nutrida.
Don Francisco estren6 nue.
vas pleas, cOmplaciendo a la
juventud.
Sc prolong6 hasta despues de
las doce de la noche.
Santos del d5G
Pedro y Pablo.
Gran Picnic
Ell sabado es ell dfa senalado
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
regreso

Duego de varios dias de vaca-
clones en- la ciuuad de New
York, regres6 en- la mahana de
hoy Ell DR.. J. r. suarez, acorn
pahado de su esposa y cuhada.
Damos a Ia familia Suarez
nuestra mas cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially fo- pomeH-to re-
lieve monthly pain and its tired
nervous feelings due to this cause.
And in such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direc-
tons. Worth tryiR0i
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Una Fabrlca de sirenas

Entire estos dltimos Sc incluyen
las municiones para armas memo
res, las cajas de proyectiles de
veinte milimetros, las parties para
ametralladoras, los portabombas,
las cocinas de campana y las bru-
iulas ~girosc6picas, Hay una IA
'brica que SO especiliza en- sirenas-
desde aquellas en- que ell sonldo no
penetra mas de algunos cientos de
metros hasta las g~igantescas que
desgarran ell aire con un sonido que
puede oirse a diez millas de dis
Itancia. La mas grande de elias
pesa siete toneladas y media y ne
costa una maquina de l25 caballos
de fuerza para producer un sonido
de bastante penetration.
Que Ia industrial del autom6vil es
de por 81 un arsenal de la Demo-
cracia" 10 demuestra ell hecho de
que ha llegado a duplicar su pro-
dueci6n de tiempos de paz y que
dentro de unos pocos meses Ia pro.
ducci6n combinada de la Ford
Motor Company y de la General
Motors habra alcanzadO un valor de
seis mil millones de dolares por ano
Y esta cifra sera aumentada de una
manera considerable 81 Sc anade la
production de In Chrysler y de otras
compahias Independence.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

ALLEN McCORVEY PELEA-
RIA Ell VIERNES CON BUST
Err n
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Id diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Fains7

Il is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
,iously If he suffered after eating
1ains. Sufferers who have to pay
he penalty of stomach or ulcer
aims, indigestion, gas pains, heart
.ru. burning sensation, bloat and
.hor conditions caused by excess
cid should try a 25c box of Udga
Cahlo.s Trey must help or money
-nrrin1
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

dos para ell hn a que estaban desti-
nados.
otro ejemplo digno de e men
cionado es Ell procedimiento usado
por la Briggs Company para acele-
rar la production de alas y otras
pleas de los aviones de combate y
bombarderos utilizando, en- lugar
de las herramientas regularmente
empleadas en- la industrial de avia-
ci6n, los martinetes usados para Ia
carroceria en- la forjA de- las abra-
zaderas para las alas de bonn
bardero.
Por ahadidura a la industrial pc
sada de tanques, bombaderos, motto
res de aeroplane, carros blindados,
montaje para cahones de grueso
calibre, canones ~antiaereos y ponto-
mes de acero, las grandes instals-
clones industriales en- combination
con las fabricas de menor inn
portancia y por medic de frecuentes
subcontratos son responsables por
la production de n cantidad consi-
derable de otrus armas y pertre-
chos.
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

La production actual de Ia
hdvstdo o~vfomovhisto es
DobIe que en- Epoco de Puz

Las fdbricos de AUTOMOBILES de los Estodos Unidos
convertidos totoImenfe q Ia indvstrio de ~
pertrechos de guerra %empIeon hoy do
mayor numero de obreros 1A
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

Jm Downing anuneiA para 4
La gaceta., 1942-06-29
Which Makes You Blue, Cranky


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by cramps, headache, backache, q
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of irregularities due to
functional monthly disturbances
try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped thousands
upon thousands of women and girls
10 go Smiling thru" such "dificult
days"
La gaceta., 1942-06-29

UFWW 4 VO'tVN
Ell sabado es ell dfa senalado
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23

A never-failing cake frosting is
made by creaming a tablespoons of
butter with 5 cups sugar, unbeaten
egg whites with Approximately
tablespoons cream until it is the right
consistency to spread This can then
be divided into several patches, adding
square of melted chocolate to one,
almond favoring to another, and the
balance tinted with vegetable colorings
to any shade to match your party dec
orations. This way you can have an
assorted tray of little cakes.
Keep a little mixed pie dough on
hand in the refrigerator While your
oven is hot preparing dinner, cut a
little of the dough in two-inch squares
with teaspoon of mincemeat or any
favorite preserve in the center Roll
up and bake only as many as needed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
Hunters Death Toll 21,
State Division Reports

Columbus, Ohio.-Although approx
imately million Ohio hunters took
to the fields during the recent hunting
season, there were only 21 fatalities,
the Division of Conservation and Nat
ural Resources announced this week.
Most of the deaths occurred among
the oldest and youngest hunters, while
the accident rate in middle-aged nim-
rods was extremely low. Ten persons
Of 20 years or younger were killed and
eight of AZ years or older.
Nine hunters were killed by hunt
ing companions and three by other
hunters, while seven were killed by
accidental discharge of their own guns,
the commission said
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
Women

The Women's Bureau of the u. S.
Department of Labor has distributed
a bulletin on Safety Clothing for
Women in Industry" showing that it's
not necessary to sacrifice charm and
feminine appeal in order to be safe
worker The clothing can be comfort
able, clean and cool without making
the woman worker look unattractive.
The work dress must suit the job. If
too loose, it may catch in the machin-
cry, or if too tight it will cause strain
and fatigue.
Sensible shoes are also an essential
item of the workers wardrobe and
should be comfortable, durable and
suitable Rundown heels and thin or
worn soles may be the direct cause of
a fall. Where workers handle acids
or where conditions of excessive mois-
ture and heat exist, wooden soled
shoes have been designed. In the
manufacturing or handling of explo-
sives, shoes with sewed or wooden
pegged soles and heels with copper
nails must be worn. Some occupations
require the wearing of safety shoes
with reinforced vamps or foot pro-
tectors made of chrome, leather and
aluminium.
So the well-dressed woman in in
dustry today is the safely dressed
woman.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
Homes Registration

Personnel managers are invited to
refer workers seeking housing accom-
modations to the Homes Registration
office, Room 827, Rentschler Building.
Persons having places for rent also
are urged to use services of the office,
given without fee to either persons or
agencies having rental locations or
persons seeking homes. The Office is
particularly anxious to serve workers
in defense industries.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
Pantry Palaver

Chefs Hints: For health's sake
serve your family liver once a week.
Inexpensive, frozen beef liver is so
tender it can hardly be distinguished
from calves liver. Dredge in flour and
salt, brown in fat and place medium
servings in a casserole. Cover with
one cup of sliced onions Drowned in
fat, one cup cooked lima beans, one
cup cooked carrots, seasoned. Dot with
butter, add | cup of water or stock
and bake 80 minutes. The family will
want this every week.
If one lamb chop per serving seems
too little and two run the budget over,
make a mixed grill Bananas are in
expensive and when broiled combine
nicely with lamb, as do whole apricots
heated in their syrup. Little pig
sausages, or sausage cake, slice of
bacon, few whole broiled mushrooms,
or whole glazed onions, half tomato
broiled-any or all Of these will add
to the meat course and balance the
budget
v
Melt cup of marshmallows, add
Il cup of prepared mincemeat and
top steamed, stale cake. Both quick
and economical.
Add tablespoon of butter to ap-
plesauce with a dash Of nutmeg for
umph!
Have you tried garlic popcorn with
creamed soup? Melt butter for your
popped corn and let Glove or two of
garlic simmer in the butter while it
is frothing up. Remove garlic and
butter your corn. That's all.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23

Cleveland municipal Judge on the
charge of having an open bottle of
liquor in his establishment. The mu-
nicipal judge held that Carter's arrest
was unconstitutional and ordered him
released without fine.
The court of appeals reversed the
ruling and remanded the case for
hearing.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
Glenn Cisle Sale Feb. II

A public sale will be held by Glenn
Cisle on the N. Wade farm, one and
one-half miles north of Venice, and
miles south of Hamilton, on the Her
man Road, Thursday, February II, at
10 o'clock. Horses, cattle, hogs, feed
and a large variety of implements will
be offered, including household ar
ticles. Kimbell and Buell. will auc-
tioneer and Oscar Johns, clerk
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
Pennsylvania JObless
Aid Law Held Valid

Washington, D. C. ~ The Supreme
Court upheld the constitutionality Of
Pennsylvania Unemployment Com
pensation Law enacted by the State
Legislature in 1886. Since its enact
ment $185,0O0,0O0 has been accumu-
lated for workers who lose their jobs.
The case was carried to the Supreme
Court by manufacturer in York, Pa,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23

A new mending fabric now on the
market is said to be both wash-p proof
and dry clean-proof. 1t comes designed
to mend stockings as we'll as materials.
To mend hole in a garment you
simply cut off frayed edges, then cut
piece of the material to exactly fit;
snip off enough of the mending tape
to extend past the edges of the hole
Press it on the patch with fairly hot
iron. Simple!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
No Annual Meeting

Directors of The Hamilton Chamber
of Commerce voted unanimously to
dispense this year with the annual
meeting. The reason? The member
ships time is nearly all taken up with
furtherance of the nations business
in the present war emergency. The
Chamber of Commerce will continue
to carry forth its program of coop
GRAFTON with all phases of this vital
effort
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-01-23
leaders announced. A total of II, 700
pounds was collected by all troops.
Protests Arrest In
Liquor Board Case

Columbus, Ohio-Legal department
of the state liquor board has fight
on its hands in the case of Joseph
Chester, East Cleveland, who has filed
motion against court of appeals
ruling.
Chester, not state liquor license
holder, was taken before an East