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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
3-Ft. Drop to Seat

Finally I dropped with a thud
mo ThE seal three tcft below. II
Is not heavily padded In the proc
esS ! knocked off the helmet and
lost the goggles
BY the time / had rescued them
we were moving out on the proving
ground. Comment had left his port
open.
Going into action you observe
by peusCopc. | figured | wanted 10
sec. So Just stuck my head out
We were making for sea oil
November mud
How are you doin': Com
ment called.
Pine" ! yelled back
Just at that moment VIC hat our
first big puddle II was before !
got my mouth closed
| got at least two pebbles with
The mud, and | did MOI make that
mistake again A. ] WAS digging
the mud out Of my mouth, We hi
the first stone barrier There
wasn't any tmc fdl anything but
hlnr-lnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Hold On and Yell

J pressed against the crash pad
and yelled "a the top OF my lungs
II was terrific with the mud
splaShlnC and We going like mad
across fields through ponds into
bitches Comment drove with the
ease you'd use in your convertible.
Are YOU scared ."
! did not answer. | was taking
no chances on opening my mouth
again.
We made for another ditch. ]
heard Evans yell from up IN the
.turrct.
Ion side :"
Comment yelled back;
sorry"
And he whirlcd around and went
back 20 take the ditch once more.
A lcep was stuck 20 the hubs
out IN the middle of the proving
ground We went TO the rescue.
II was r. *. Arnold, Tim s
photographer.
Comment pulled the jeep out as
though IT were a Child's express
cart. II was the first time | had
a chance TO look al my driver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Germans Reported
Fortitying Belgrade

LONDON. Nov. IS tUPl.-Iho
EechanEc Telegraph news agency
reportcd today THAT reliable
sources m Gernlan-occupled Jugo-
sIavia said that THE Germans were
fortifyinC Belgrade
Thirteen supporters az Gen
Draja Nlhaiiovch guerrilla loader
were SAID 10 have been executed
Anonc these was listed Nciiha
Sugub.ra mayor oi Belgrade.
BUY War savings Stamps the
convenient Wan. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

NI|'N tI - A'l NtIG AdIlNlil' lie I Ii' y
need IT,
Mt>t -pp4> i4t4sa hair my face
VAS gray mask OF proving
ground.
Then Comment took US off 20
~ee the first Detroit women work
ing on tanks They are Welding,
working IN turrct installations,
electrical fittings. All for the Cen
Cgal ShCTmanS.
Comment says nc is going 20
keep that crash pad with the Up
rouge ON it for any other female
riders who may come has way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Nobody Very Pretty
I started 10 laugh,

I started 10 laugh
"You look as though YOU had
a mud pack"
$50 do YOU" he rCtorted
We dug the mud out of our eyes
and mouths and were off again
II was a wild half hour Com
ment spared the three remaining
trees on the proving ground. He
said his drivers get so much fun
uprootinE them he'd RESTRAIN HIM
self
Going over ono ditch 7 thought
I was shot il was a haIrpIn stand
ing on end. knocking against that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
All OUer-Af8test

Finally we SWune b.rh Toward
the hangar. Tho IIde was 0Ett.
But not quiet
We hit ono last puddle laatg,A
and ] took n straight u rnc neck
l could feel II 10 my ankle.
Comment wheeled 'no tank
neatly into place outside D.,
lar. We emerged gr1Cu.. ID ho.
lot. We looked a~ though
we had come from The wars
Now getting olt off "a tank IS
easier. You can, n necessary. slide
on the seat of your co}eIalls
There is n nice i3-dcElCe angle
with little obstruction. SO slid
Inside the hanger were hot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Your out OF date glasses may longer be effective
since eye conditions change with time. Visit our
modern optical department for complete eye~ex-
animation and get proper lenses for your present
eye needs. All the newest styles and shapes to suit
your facial features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

steel helmet army yer showers the tankmcn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-17

End 1t. Jacob C. Woods was COM
missioned Augusta, 1912, from the
Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Maryland, He was assigned
to the TIskegee Am Flying School
and oatiaChed to the Ordnance CO.
mpanyas commanding office. He was
master sergeant of the 620th Ord
nance Company before he was COM
missioned a second lieutenant. 1t.
Woods was member of the Police
Force of Chicago, illinois, before en-
tering the Army. He IS son CT Mrs.
Amanda Woods of 40 10Th St, Ca
iro, Iliirois. His wife is the former
Miss Olga Berch of 6131 Michigan
Ayen re, shicago, I'll
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Sunday HAF SIS
40 A II Church wh II a
asvenx sapNintenaeht
IL A Morning Worship.
eergssnn ~ ~ " = Spaf4msn
ST.. Miss Eugnnla EaearA eFRan+
st
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Meeting II he pwsh terinf
Church. asmon 3 Rev n ~
Timer
Monday. 5une l
1s39 r ~, maMzsAly haAsln
meeting " s & s ~ ihe church.
"Wednesday. 1nne
7t8 p y prayer srFyice
ais r II. choir nrarslor
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ASSEMBLY or con

ASSEMBLY or GOD
GOT n. Pascaeouia Street.
The Friendly Churrh wskh :
Welcome
Our Regular Sefslress
Sunday school 1000 4. ~
Morning Worship. 3fsa0 4 ~.
Evanaelistir Service. T10 r n.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
7.a0 p Is
TO those Of you not attending
church ELSEWHERE We extend Z
special invitation ~ visit 0aT
Sunday School Bring yonr fam
~ sna meet afilh us a. ne usual
hour
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor.
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Dun LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses: 100 and go
4. ~
Weekday Mass 80 Al N
Confessions Saturdays 4 - !.
end 7 TO 8 p n Ewes % Feast
DAYS : 70 S = ~
Religious fnntrueEan Satur-
Gays ESQ a n Sundays after
second M Nesysnan Club fos
High School en Sundays after
second Ms
Desutio NDvena y Oar
Lady Of Perpetual Help On Sun
daY 81 TOO = u
Meetings { + q. ~ Mondays
It 730 p. i. Altar Society On
first Tuesday a. 7sn I'm. q
l. v Alumni on first THURSDAY
q 80 P. II Holy Name Society
- second Sunday sitter fri
Mass.
Rev r : CAREY.
Pastor. phone 80
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REoRcAHrzED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church Selooi as A NJ.
T. Barrow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service. ia NJ
First Sunday Of each manth
lions League young peopicl
ThnsnaA leader.
Women'S Meeting Too r NJ
every other Mondsy-Mrx J Il.
Barlow. leader.
MidsWeek Prayer Service. I'd
~ NJ. "Wednesday
Everyone cordially invited
A NJ BARNES
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS
Reporter
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Moag POINT
METHODIST

Schedule Tor the week
Sunday
SIS a M-Chufeh schoaI
100 a = Worship services
800 ?. M-Yoagls Fellowship
TO p M.-Worznip services
Honoag-
30 p ~ Meesian a y. s e
5 Circles May xewnn. ceells
Daley.
Tuesday
80 P. MHasrleE Faigey CIR.
c1e.
Wednesday
100 ? M-Mla-ueek Prayel
services
r Z WALTON
Pastor
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- &Z4H4MI
Corner DUPONT and F~saeasouls
Sunday. June -
1905 4 n church schaoL hes
a GIvana superintendent
Itm = ~ merning woTxhip
seruaon - the pa4Eo1.
esz8 p n Methodist Youth
Fellowship
It's p NJ evening worship.
sermon ~ ne pastor
SO = ~ worship service II
|recfeatian hafI. Housing rfoiert
Momd4x. June Is
At = ~ y s g S mxeis in
Circle
Wednesday JuHe IT,
rs ? H. prayer service
nH ? a, ehon praetLes Mis-
Eueena cn dEreeef
He z " uLAER.
HastH.
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Naenf

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ans 90
4s wl st IS a M
HAsnhe Nnan af g
Ma1eaek xA< MeAN
As
Kafat Mmnsne Prayer Sew
eath d8y a. - uxxA fW -
mAesM 81 1hfe
Ne4 are cnea&ilY invited g -
sen8
RgN. 3E AHeksk E&Af
KEV nGI1 AkAN
A@wtsw Fass
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pEcAM hETnoDIsT cHuHcH

100 + Manaay scha0l.
Hisa Hannah Storks euperintend
snx
80 p Nworsfllp Service
m Tic aagDnd ard fourth sun.
dag8
TOO r. M-Md-week prayer
meenng eaeh Thursday evening
:. p PAYNE
Fa4tof.
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cHuRcH o. rHE NAzARENI

90 South PasesRoula Street
Sunday Schuol s4s A ~ ~.
n Stevenson. president
Regular woswhip Service. N na
a n
Young Peoples Society. T1a
r. n. Mrs c y Casiiehcrfy
president
Evanxelistic Service 74s r ~
l. S POLK
Pastor.
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&#AK(0EAL -
Corner Pine md Live Co
RascaRo4la
Sunday services
30 - Holy C0nmunion 80
Sermon
1aa9o-Sunaay School
1IW-Mornine Prayer and
Hson Subject Of seFEEsons 1lzs
They Made Exease
Monday-g - A. 4 ~ ere =
NI1ed 70 tune = HaE
I'D klocNe The
Waery Monae "a -
- welcome IS UM
Enxifed 20 attend
REV FREffcE S HESCH.
Raz~
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aoMa a MusaNy ~
Lre MllA NtpeFtnkNnannt
11Ae A ~ Morning worship
eH @ef3 Sundays
ss p Mensn9 ~aHehlf
mg1Bce an sreea nayM
M = MM &psk mNErl
meetfnR each TunndAYs
zM = + Noeat Mister
80 Smkse messing 81 Mon&ss
aaef tAse Ncnna Sanssy - eacaI
mnnih.
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GNN#AtW NJ 49,"
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&tM Al n an9 g
psw ~ ms <exiN
4 n
Gar rF2si eszt
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Res 1cstN a sHk nhs
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SECOND sAprnr CHURCH
pawraruuAa

Located II shipyafd section On
Henry svesisle
EundaY
efs A II. Sunday school. A
3 Crane. Superintendent
100 A n. Morning Worship
Service
$50 r. n. r. T = Hour.
Floyd S~seplanrsA director
tbs = n. Teachers and OF
Eicers Meeting
Wednesday,
It's p. M-ong Service.
$40 r N. Prayer Service.
All visitors welcome. We 81.
lend - you a hearty Invitation
70 come ard worship with rs
a. l. MORGAN.
Pastor
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III - F0E#E HWFFfNN
Schedule Il SeFsaxa
$50 "A. Munaay SchfsoI
1880 A NMarnln3 seiasan
$40 r M-Tfalusna unsan
7sm r M-EvsnRelistir Mes.
sage
TOO y n WeAmesaas-prAgeF
meeting
The puhllc - cordially invited
- worship with us
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor
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LEGAL Notices


Tux STATE - MISSISSIPPI
To caeteEin EaNafda
fou afr mainnonra T. appsbF
brfeHe uae ChMnesfY Court II ths
Caanls ~ aAs4n q SO Stss
"a are 1fsa M0fiaAy IF De efnhxf
A u. lax1 - dFauKaa ausi Me-
ne7f Is aaia Guust u Aa0a -
wards Wherein sou afe s defena
aH6 SRI MhfH aftant
Seeks = dixae9 that ane M
aMafaea ue srHneat care sf
custody ~ thAt I've u5saof rhH
dren, - ftsiy So ual - bali -
fe
ms n da1 sc MAY 4 D.. iaa1
ERKb TAYLOR
Clerk. Ghaneefg Cuaffh. 1aesmH
CnanlT. Mississippi.
~ 6s. 6-11 a.lA
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EscATAwpA BAPTIST
CHURCH

SUNDAY
1000 a. Mnnday Aehnsl.
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
It.09 a MMufnnR worship
7ssS F. MEvening service
each list and 5rd SUNDAY.
$50 r NV u
eannftmn
Wednesday
7EW + M-Sunday zehaol
council general business
v &. WTNDHAM
Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Casottk
Sunday School 1t g4s A NJ.
Louis Linder. superintendent
Preaching service every first
and fourth Sunday. at lIsW a.
NJ. and 7.30 2. NJ
Rev. A. d WEXFORD,
Pastor.
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FAIRvIEw nAPTIsT cHuRcM

Market Street
Sunday School at 1000 A H.
= " Taylor. superintendent
Preaching service every second
and fourth Sunday at 100 A ~
and 7s30 p. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday al
1sse p NJ
Everyorn welcome
A b WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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&adaT zbool-l9 ~ a s
Yae s4nday 80
Special N xeiee Azn
Young Fepes Nesting Taa
- 10
KUa 2settnz "Wednesday
He 2 = DAx. - aIEz
azHa4
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Pascauoula Church News
g 10 cIEncYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS

NOTICE TO AND CHURCH OFFICERS
Tire Chr0nicle~Stsr ard ADVERTISE Is aessrras q KEEP
tg standing on this PAGE. Mn0er khe head ~ Church News
\ complete and correct dneckory q al thr churches ~ car
area. hours nf services special meetings ara otnef matters
az interest % our church peupAe 10 make thls directory coH3-
plese is Il neceEars that We get copy fF changes r the
hours " service not later than every "wednesday Afternoon,
IS We wfsh % publish this directory II the Friday issue al
oar paper. So please help as - keep The list coTrcvt ~ send
ing in your Copy every week rs "Wednesday afternoon -
the latest
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

So 1HHN @tA
Sanday. June -
SIS a. A. Sunday mhnuI
1aaM "A AZ Btbfe ciaAAeA
g1m A M. morning aofship.
Il Gua Gcodf
1eo p a. Hstnn neuples
League. ~ manse
SEQ r. Ne. evening worship
Sernons sfur Faish Il GoA.s
Works
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LHTzz1 Lutheran LH4EEH7
80 south PazcsRouia street
Sunday. June - A1 So
q. after TuaIiy
so A h. Divine ssf.Te IL
HIInna NelenE organ Ep3zsa
lessor I Iahn 3 TIA Ceeael
.aa Luke - ie ses1zez
1aaze Thz Lame C.szzAan
SO A n. Sunday 8lsA -.
Willard DeFeHeel 2nrnszaa
CT. HIS Catherine Bash 1fEau
= zezeoa he CoaseEslU q.
- A = zIa1a eaazes
= Hsapel #azam
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Sealed bids for ths eansuar
ton of extensions n TIE Ssnifs1p
Sewage CoiiHctian SgHtem Aiis e
received by the Mayor anA n.
ciimen u the City ~
MizsassippL Il the GitY Hail Il
Paeeeaoula. Until IW IA -
Central WsH Tamel IaNsaay.
June ~. 1881 II whAeh time ana
piaee they Aill = puhlsels A
and read
TIE primes sl items a wuk
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Recsesssoh Roou. L 5 Maritime
Banding
Sunday
aAS A n. Sunday who0I =
" Pike superintendent
ffm A n. morning worship
service
T1aurNasy
TO Y. ~ prayer service
d 8 y WATTS
Pastor
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naeas. lune ie nseeax IT
Are I Al SociesN 81
r Il st tire hafat of Mrs. Mi
ared Ffedertr hslenA Nissa ssEssst
"Wednesday June AZ ehsaf ~
henrkas at 7W r
Rrv FREDERICK A 0RAEF
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CHURCH O. cHHIaT
- -
~ %H
- EHauenM Hall
1lole &H8l - = ~
HmNH +
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Chrza Lutheran Church.
- SoUfh Pa3agoula street
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-19
Plan Calls for Substituting
Of Time ond 0ne-HoIf
Sunday Issue Hos Provoked Shorp
Public Criticism Lately
Public Criticism Lately

WASHINGTON, March 19-
up - Administration leaders
worked today to have Sunday
double time pay suspended for
the wars duration by mutual
consent of management and la
Dor in arms industries.
The effort was still in its pre-
liminary stages, but presumably
the plan would call for substi-
tuting time and a half pay for
the present double time rate pre-
vailing on Sunday.
Sunday double time has been
one phase of the labor-war pro-
duction problem which has evok-
ed sharp public criticism lately,
specifically in those cases where
inability of labor and manage
ment to agree on the question
has halted military industries
for the day. These shutdowns
have caused such bitter COM
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-19
STAT tie


LAKE CITY - (R - Elmer
Plummer. 48 year old farmer
held in the fatal shooting of his
friend and neighbor. Thomas
Becker, As, will be arraigned in
justice court on a murder charge
Friday, Sheriff Mearl Burkett
announced Wednesday. William
Yearn. attorney for Plummer,
said he would ask an examina-
ton. The sheriff said Plummer
accused Becker of breaking up
his home.
TRAVERSE CITY-(R-The
fire in which five members of
the Vern Nichols family died
early Tuesday claimed q sixth
victim Wednesday when five
year-old Barbara, one of eight
children, succumbed to burns
in hospital. The mother and
four sons had died in the blaze.
o
MUSHROOM (PD "A fire de-
stroyed the Mona Lake automo-
bile body shop and five cars in
the garage Wednesday. The dam
age was estimated at $4,000.
o
DETROIT - (P - Eugene
Schrieber, 33, ex-convict from
Ohio where he was wanted as a
parole violator, was sentenced
to 12h to IS years in prison
Wednesday for the fatal knitting
of Philip Ferrua, %, in a tavern
fight last Dec. 6.
HILLSDALE - (R - Alexan-
der Stock, 80, president of the
F. w. Stock e. Sons Milling COM
pany here, died at his home in
Brooklyn, N. Y, Wednesday.
The flour mill was established
by Stocks father, German
immigrant. Stock had been pres
ident since 1893 when an older
brother. A. D. Stock, died. Sur
vivors include the widow; a SON,
Harold, secretary treasurer of
the company; a daughter. Mrs.
c. G.. Helmick of Washington,
D, c., and a sister, Louise Stock
Cook of Hillsdale. Funeral serv-
ices we're to be held here today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-19
British Plan
Severe Raids
Air, Commondo
Attacks Scheduled

WASHINGTON, March 10
(R-Germany may expect to
suffer more and more devastat-
ing attacks" on its continental
strongholds by British bombers
and commando troops as the
weather gets better, Lord Hall
fax believes.
The British ambassador. in q
broadcast address last night, as
serted that such raids already
had caused the Germans to keen
increasing nu bers Of theif
troops immobilized in Western
Europe.
"They never know when or
where we will strike, and they
never can be sure just what our
strength is going to be-" he ex-
planned.
For aerial attack, he said, Brit
ain not only has more planes.
but the planes are carrying more
and heavier bombs.
On guard in Great Britain, he
said, were 100000 gular
troops and 100000 home
guards. For months past, he add
ed, mo less than 80 per cent Of
our total military production,
and every soldier for whom
shipping space was available,
have been sent overseas"
That is "our answer" he said,
to those who talk about our
keeping everything in the Brit
ish Isles"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-19

mentS as: Inere Is no double
pay Sundays on Bataan."
SEEK AGREEMENT
While some voluntary agree
ment on the Sunday pay ques-
ton was being sought, the House
Naval committee convened to
open hearings on drastic war
time legislation which would
eliminate higher wages for over
time and recapture all war in
dustry profits in excess of six
per cent.
On the Senate side of the capt.
tai, Senator Pepper (D-Fla)
came forward with the sugges-
ton that voluntary war Industry
codes be established to govern
wages, hours, working condi-
tions and profits.
Pepper told reporters he be-
lieved that codes similar to
those employed in MIRA days
could be evolved which would
standardize labor relations by
industries.
PREDICTS ACCORD
If labor, in accepting such
codes, agreed to make sacrifices
to further the war effort, then
management probably would be
willing to limit, its profits
drastically, he predicted.
Pepper and other administra-
ton supporters in Congress made
it plain, however, that strenuous
efforts were being made to work
out agreements between man.
agement and labor by which
Sunday double-time pay could
be waived in all essential war in
dustrieS.
Chairman Thomas (D-Utah)
of the Senate Labor committee
said it was his opinion that some
compromise could be found for
this particular problem without
resorting to legislation. Thomas
has opposed repeal of the 40
hour week law, which specifies
time and a half payments for
extra hours worked over that
quota.
OPPOSITION EXPRESSED
Opposition to the enactment
of restrictive labor legislation
was said to have been expressed
also by Marvin Mcintyre, a pres
idential secretary, and James v.
Forrestal, undersecretary of the
Navy, at an informal luncheon
yesterday with several Senators.
Mcintyre was said to have
supplied detailed. information
supporting President Roosevelt's
statement to his press confer
ence last Tuesday that the pro-
duction program was going
along very well as far as labor
was concerned.
Four production officials,
headed by Lieut.. Gen. William
S. Knudsen of the war depart
ment, opposed repeal of the 40
hour work week law in testi-
mony before the Senate appro-
priations subcommittee yester-
day.
Chairman Thomas (D-Okla.)
said, however, that they agreed
something must be done about
Sunday double-time pay, parti-
cularly instances where en-
pleyes laid Off during the
week in order to work Sunday
and collect double.
WALLACE REPORTS
Public dissatisfaction with
some aspects of the war produc-
ton program was said to have
been reflected in a report carried
to the President personally yes
terday by vice president Wal
lace.
Wallace, who recently return
ed from a visit to his home state
of Iowa, was described as dis
turbed at the widespread nature
of complaints he heard while
there.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-19
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SAN DIEGO, CALIF.-An ex-
cited man telephoned a news
paper office.
There's a big riot at CONSOLE
dated" he painted. The place is
swarming with police and SOL
diers, and they got their guns
out"
He was partly right.
The guard at the aircraft
plant was being changed.