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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Dc'-1Irs t0fst resiIenral h1tcIi n'o 4
rooms Burns drive. cut East Jefferson.
IF 5000
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

Gen. Hugh =. JohnsO n,
Americas Fighting Thinker.
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Mouing, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC padded vans insured truck
irg 50 load free estimates Townsend
s-5S0G
GRrFFIN'S MOVERS -- Quality service
Reasonable 81 Up per load. Madison
1892.
IFIC-storage. 81 room lowest rates.
trucking. 81 80 hour Randolph $3.50.
STORAGE, Moving Shipping. Robinson
storage Temple Lars
VIRLFY COULTER Moving. expressing
trunks storage reasonable prices. Cadil-
lac 2li6
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

A HOME in Dearborn Highlands costs 10
more; beautiful; reasonable. De 1855.
DEARBORN Rosahe 4747 Mich Gree =
heldl; rms. attic. tie. FLA Or eo2o.
DEARBORN 1924 Keneall-2 bedrooms.
attic. Bargain. 81 600 down. open
GARDEN CITY New homes. inc =. acre !;
S2e5 down. See schatz, 2el55 Ford Rd.
iGRANDVILLE. fs35--W of Warren !;
sacrifice, bedrooms. fully modern
model on 40xi35 lot. schools and trans. /.
50 ee5: FILA terms Better hurry on THIS.
NEW HOUSE. finished outside $500 down.
school bus, low taxes superior aIbl r.
YINGER west Warrenl-3 bedrooms
81 800 $3.50 monthly FILA. Hogarn
267i
J-ROOM BUNG Allows Now ready for &C.
cupaucy FLA terms !arge lots vest
~ Woodward norm = Mile Road. Joseph
sylvan. bufer. 1872 &ortensen. BerH.ey.
Lincoln 2-Ia3s.
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Property Management

RENTS cOLLEcTED--S Specializing colored
tenants ~ years same location. Great
Northern Realty Company. Ft'zroy $40.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

BEER GARDEN or MACHINE SHOP
Brick building BOXES n. Close 70 new
Hudson factory location. Mourd Road
Twiubrook i-1j27
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

BROOKLYN $3.50 &. Two comfortable
housekee ping rooms, reasonable: near car
lines Madison 7i57.
DEARBORN - 1924 Amazon 49, i-2 light
housekeeping rooms. comfortable, every.
thing furnished reasonable.
JOSEPHINE. 20s Woodward Two-room
divided apartment. attractive nicely
furnished reasonable.
MAYBURY GRAND 35gO-Itght house.
keeping rooms, everything furnisheA
Lafayette 6a76
PHILADELPHIA WEST 735-Two rooms.
Murphy Frigeaire private entrance !:
small child: Sl0.5O
HENRY 923-Upper three private bath.
entrance, stove heat, adults; reasonable
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
SLIM. QUICK WOMAN

TWO VOWS Of handsome. golden
oak leaves emblazon the peak OF
her military cap. Only Air Com
mondant Forbes active head OF
Tho WAAFS. and the Duchess oi
Gloucester, honorary head, are on
titled 10 such SWank.
But that is the only Swank about
The active air commandant Of the
WAAF. a slim. quick woman OF
medium height her alert. attrac.
tive face with its fine blue eyes j,
topped with dark brown hair. cut
IN a bob neither too long nor toe
short.
She seems much too young tc
have played any part in the first
world war; But at rs she was
driving ambulanccs. lorrieS, scrub
>hing hospital floors and washing uF
N canteenS run by older women.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
COOPERATION ASKED

In al appeal for cooperation. Su-
peryiSor Hugh Osborne. chairman
OF the county defense council. said
that il comparison with the ser
vice done by the men i'll uniform,
the listening post personnel was
doing litt!c. The post personnel IS
able to carry on private businca,
as usual, and remain With their
families while the mcn in uniform
are il personal danger. ava, from
their businesses ana families and
all Tor 81 Il month.
Officers OF Tie lutrrccDt1r COM
mand flew 20 the valley VIXEN the
listening pest system threatened to
topple because of pUbhr irthar@%
and 4 general human tcnGracy 10
decide such rigid T&tCu WIZ uancc-
eSearE because no bombs h. been
dropped in the valley. he officers
declared thai there l. MY ore
way to Iiad cat when CHemr piaata
rNtcs . given territory and thdt is
by means OF these civilian liStenin ,
posts established throughout Cali
tCrnla. The officers agreed it was
& hard iOD but 0ac that must be
done Snyder predicted that the
system WCald WORK better with the
paid men established IL the cutly-
ine posts great distances from pop
ulation c"nterS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Foe En&ensifies
Vast Offensive

ia N al.cn.!ge we've bein2 offset
-. @,eE 5y reinforced Allied air
=. u..al uctrn.',, especially III
j.. ..aHs .ee'or
- ,#paH. .Ncle sli.l attempt
.u= ~ u.aa u,of tirGuah the 8atu
P.t.a. se#t.r IL The west Malaga
,.et. - mil ..ola the straits
9ls.ty'.H. @.as4orc. and thp En-
yoe ..,ae Ir4Ioa, - miles away
n i Ct. cassr Bur The defense
Nass "esr reported holding firmly
.,'lcs.,,. /. ane0.y lskcd a dircct
nu.a gH.At and colatcrbioWs
'laIa. -. Ja2Ht = patrols unc
.4t#... s.'. &e.r QHN more ct
-.
-. @.5 T.. . .tf., - were direct
-. s..... .,@ard COMMUNICATIONS
u..- #:.'' -1..ht 20 gam con-
:.al q. =. .m.5e mr foad running
..a.a !-Iat.- l. ull.- no"th OF
-!l.st! .l.. F.. Airrine. On the east
.p3s'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
|. V.Piane Spotting
Sefup BoIsiered
At Confdb Here

Continued from Page Oncl
units of the military service and
cannot be spared to do the work
which civilians can do as we'll or
better than the soldiers because
the civilians know the country and
the people living III the yiciniticS
of The listening posts, The Officers
said.
Members Of the Imperial County
d. Tense council and various city
and county officials who attended
the meeting Wednesday pledged
themselves TO assist Snyder and his
crew.
We ask the citizens of the valley
70 volunteer for this Aste.lns post
service. tie Officers sad. We ask
that they volunteer chcerfullr and
do the work chcerfully They should
be proud to do this work tor their
country"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Scout Leaders to
Hold Annual Meet

Impc'!a!-Yuma Boy Scout lead
Crs viii hold their 18th annua.
council mceting and Scouters con
ference al Hotel De ANA. Calexico
On Jaaurg 27 " II. Rhodes. coun-
Gil pl j3cn', announced - dncs-
dui.
.A.lrn AJnord prominent La.
ADlcics attorney and past prcsi-
dcn. of tn 10. Apsnira Mc,ropoli-
tan arC> 30; Scot: council, will be
principal Speaker at the gather
inG where outstanding leaders are
be t2wcd recognition. Eagle Scout
are aiao 8I@rn awards at the meet.
lna ,..d plan. mad .or the COM
su% year.
The 5routcra conference is schpd-
uled for , 70 pm. and fnc dinner
tor scout leader and 1cn ladies
HiIl b, led at I pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Vast Air Force
Measure Spc eded

WASHINGTON. Jan. p Up
Congressional leaders TODAY pm
pared 10 speed action on the lar-
eest SINGLE AIMS appropriation j.
history II Sl2.525.872.474 grant Il
expand air arm into the creates
striking force OF modern warfare
The house deficiency approprla-
t.on, subcommittee 5roko all prey
IoU> records for handing a moner
Il. OF dis size late yesterday Il
approrn1 The measure af,e" a Sl@-
4,c d. O. hearings. It "!ll 90.
.lu>e approval Friday.
The -n,ire fuuo Is 10" produe-
Ton Of an weapons.
Chairman Clarence Cannon. D
No. o. ne appropriateness comm.s-
Zee sail the grant involves tEe
greatest dls,ocatou Of Industry
u.d conversion r}-e attempted any
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Continued from PAGE One

Continued from Page One
and, LurIn9au on Admiralty i~.aaG
aud MADAM ca NV GuiNea. -.
attacks carr%ln- tae cntat -.
oIIrr-.te to within - mt.'- =.
Australia. were mHen NOR :. .as.
than in The past.
>FA IORlES ENjitI= y
Operations al ,ta also We, IL
renailIed by both -Idgs fa.oWlne
disclosure rha. L. S. Army bomber.
had -rh. dU enemy cruiser and -.
tu.Her alirc o.: 1hn PlI.l1.@n.
c5umauIQ4e sail lnat IL AH.ss.-
CA togret,o 0oa, haG torpac. .. s.
5aG3-.on cI n H.p IN & ".a.
-. an B!aanea DAY VII. T.
ja,5>A - .aI ben us.H. a 81 s.='
H lh.i, oprr.flona a-rH-. q =
e. la AlJcArah"r'a cc!snsr "ass
II BIaaa peninsula.
i ToEso Droadcas' claimed Ia,
az AmcucJn aircraft carrier I'D
6e,u s4rE, aeeoru..ae 20 "rroa#
: IL" newspaper Nlchl Ela.i 03t
IT, clam was !ound-a5 ,l@.
il -rncd Obviously tals' - I"e-.'
,.I.:..cr Of me Navy Admna. 1Nl-s
talo Smmada .oyd the d. daat
Japan ncW "domiEat's LIE whole
Pas.uc . TIE [. s. sc. cast.
Shin.ada5 bcaa' vi" h. "9a@~
au9ns = ,Ea r'.aa 5'e'ts Naf}
IN .rosc,tu.4 .r= 1'.s Il.
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90 ~ ar aua sdia 'Lu = huou-
ca. A.g. had 5acn II j. u.@-
ca "a ~ Ja3anr-e 70
aENANTACE OFFSET
...o 1a.arta-e "hlch -: n aaC
,reacurey rad lion tl.e---.#a..ss
- j.. earl, sia2c. T.: -. t@
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

t = .'..
y lotl week uao il was not
.a8a4nt possible he said.
1hr committee acted after hear
is IiyGt. Grn William S Knud-
>en. recently appointed army pro-
G.gfion chief, Lieut.. Gen. Henry
II Arnold, chief OF the army all
.essr, Ind Undcrsctretuy Of Wan
resar, p Patterson.
Iso appropriation authorizes
ise>ldcn, Roosevelt to transfer up
To s4CcoG00000 TO Tie lend lease
account for the assistance of the
u .!sns allies in the war against
Germany, Itd,y and Japan.
I. also provides S90+l373 09G
H.. planes. S5o0.242 l80 for aircraft
iJs.Aucs: Si.547948,529 for aircraft
.aa9nnition and armament: Sob
>p8 - tor bombs and S933.0000 600
j.. ..HaaGi'.a phone production
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
PROSECUTOR KILLED;
NAY BE SUICIDE

RENO Nov, Jan. p CUpJ-Ar
inquest va to be scl today in the
death Of aeTiaiant District Attor-
ncy Mrloa r. Adams. 81, son OF
ErY. Brr~et'r Adams Reno Bap-
tist naa'og.
Ycune Adams body bullet
through tlc mead waq found i'll his
car yesterday afternoon alter he
left notr SAYING he planned to
laLe In G"l IIir
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
March Of Dimes
BeGit1s in Nation

-. 1e-21 hae Jae,a ,e, a.idt
a. ,:u.af& 2aa'rI. Hari; auC
h: a'.pa .a. '.rH3 jAs collcr-
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III ...5.s .sa lie pnsId"nts
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u Z = Z. mcr. eyaMty nealtL
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d =, ts g.. ssfMn!t',c5 re tax
~ o. -. ,.@.pa..u q. lie va
.a4, 90 .,~a ely a..roa.mg 1t.
oaa crlc2.. o4 ia' -. % .!olol-
lHa 1t g.. -. -. Il rrasideni
Fraa':.". =. i #.e'"l. Money col
Ieied j. go : ! l".'ae,h ald the
az = .c'ia.# %. .a.an'.ia pdt-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
vaIIeyiies Study
Migrant Problem
CONTINUED from Page One)

aayc them taught in groups by
Themselves. Dr. E. b Godfrey,
county health officer, talked on
hcal,h problems, emphasizing the
high infantile mortality rate among
these - cp!c and the need for health
education.
The Rev MI Dwight Ramase,
minister TO the migrants. discussed
MS work, and Warren Engstrand,
camp manager for the Brawley
migrant camp. SPOKE briefly on
thpt institution. Dr. George w.
Thomas. chairman of the migrant
,.mmittec for the valley ministerial
association talked on the advantages
u cooperative program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Scanning l. Y
News Horizon
COMPLAINT FILED

Charging extreme cruelty, Wilma
Slater Tuesday filed a divorce suit
against George Ira Slater. They
married in Paul'5 Valley, Okla,
Aug. Is. 1876 and separated Jan.
Il, 1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
II.AWAIlANS GET
GAS MASKS

HONOLULU, Jan. 81. (UP)-
Army officials distributed hun
drcds of thousands of gas masks
to civilians Throughout Hawaii to-
day and warned them to carry
them at all times.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Rocketeerins in
Defense CHARGED

Meat Cutters and. Butcher Work.
men. $10ooo0o estimated up 42.9
per cent.
Hodcamiers union, $1,535 ,489, up
lll.2 per cent
CIO UNIONS:
Amalgamaled Clothing Workers of
America, 2979,469 up 2254 per
cent.
Maritime Union OF America. $289, .
600 up 1872 per cent.
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers, $231 .4G7, up 1912 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted in
superior court Tuesday to Christ
ina l. Harris against O. L. Harris
ON the grounds of extreme cruelty
and non n-Support.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
MARRIAGE ANNULLED

The marriage of j. Richard
Hughes and jeanette Still Hughes
was annulled in Imperial county
superior court Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
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CONTINUED ifOir FaGe One)
b,i1ding Co. New York-had not
answered The questionnaire 1t sand
il VAS at a loss" to understand
that companys failure to supply
the requested information
But the Bethlehem Steel Co. par
ent OF Bethlehem Shipbuilding has
offered to refund S750,0O0 of the
excessive profits realized by its
ship repair yards" the report said.
After the refund is deducted from
profits on ship repairs. the report
added. the profit on the cost of
WORK performed amounts to 20.75
per cent
The report explained that the
Bethlehem offer to refund was
conditioned on deducting the re
fund from billings for future work.
HUGE PROFIT
Should the Bethlehem Co. con-
tinue to realize the POTS per cent
rate of profit it has thus far at
tanned on this work, the report
said, even after the refund. a
profit Of approximately Sl,500,000
would be realized on the $500 600
worth of business that the navy
department must give the Bethle-
hem Co. in order to set its re-
fund"
The committee said it considered
seven per cent fair and Just
return" ON defense contracts. and
then listed the following examples
of what it termed "eXcessiyc prof.
rs"
FIRMS LISTED
General Motors corporation, Clcvc-
land diesel engine division on -
competitive and negotiated con-
tracts. all in excess of 81 0O000 and
ranging up to $l8.O0OO00. anticipated
profits ranging from - To - per
cent.
Bath Iron reporting on
six completed and two uncOmpleted
contracts shows profits ranging
from eight to - per cent. Profits
range from $85000O to Sl.l25 900 ON
individual contracts the repOl
said,
The BendiX Aviation corporation
Eclipse Aviation diviSion-eXpectS a
profit of $375,68888 or 81 per cent
on a S1.378.445 contract.
The BendiX Aviation corporation.
Pioneer instrument division-antlc-
ipateS a profit of S225 246. or 30.&
per cent. on S730,620 contract.
Many others were listed.
LABOR PROFITS"
The committee noted that the
United Mine Workers OF America
reported a treasury balance rise
from $2,467.969 TO S4,0l4.GT5 be-
tween Oct. /, 1899 and March 81,
1874.
One independent labor Orsani2a-
ton, thc Brotherhood of Locomotive
rircmen and Engincmen has as
SETS OF S25997034. it said.
1t listed the following net assets
Of some Of the largc AFI and CIO
unions and their percentage changes
in lG months:
AL UNIONS:
Bridge and structural iron work
era, S1,532,l0 up 3O6 per cent.
Clerks. Brotherhood Of Railway
and Steamship handlers. S2.41l.32G.
up 234 per cent.
International Association of Ma
chinlSts, 81 ,458070, up oil per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
ChiId$ Colds
',:;;; '.:: :;;; ;':;'' Misery :; VIG<:!K$:$:
fine Tested " VAPONOb b
Row Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With 9i0rc Comfort

FASTEETH. 4 pleasant alkaline
tnon acidD powder. holds false teeth
more firmly To eat and talk III
moro comfort. Just sprinkle FAS-
TEETHon your plates. ~ gllmmy.
gooey. pasty taste or feeling. Check $
plate odor' tdcntnrc breath. Get
FASTEETlI At any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21


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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
LABOR "PROFITS"
AL UNIONS:

Bridge and structural iron work
er&, Sl,532 ,l03, up 3O6 per cent.
Clerks Brotherhood of Railway
and Steamship handlers. S2.41l 800.
up 23.4 per cent.
International Association of Ma
chinlSts, 81 458,070 up 541 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Not ORE Extra Penny foy Credit
COME 70 Us.
- { Vat E7ejp You.

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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12
THE WESTERN MARYLAND VOICE OF INDUSTRIAL LABOR
Clio Medical Plan
Saves Uni0nists
S9,661 I'm Year

CLEVELAND ZIP, Cleveland
unionisis saved 1861 In the past
year through the CLIO Medical
Dental plan. Administrator George
Deiaplanc said liz his annual re-
port Under the plan Clio union
lists and their families get profess
Sional services at IS, 10 go less
than standard fees.
When a unionist with a paid-up
card needs medical or dental care.
he calls the Clio bureau. which re-
iers him 10 one OF the - practiiion-
crs on a panel All are experts. be-
cause the qualifications are higher
thar those for membership IN the
academy Besides meeting profess
sional requirements. the doctors
must be sympathetic with organlz-
cd labor and tho cooperative move
mcnt."
Eligible Tor medical care under
the plan arc $1,000 clio families
They pay general practitioners 81
for Office calls and si.50 for home
cslls Surgery fees are from 50ee
Ito co.; loss than usual.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12
TWUA Invites
Managers to
Conference

NEW YORK CITY Northern
manufacturers OF fine cotton and
rayon textiles. employing about 40
600 WORKERS. have been invited BY
President Emil Ricyc of the CLIO
Textile Workers Union OF America
to attend conference in Boston,
March II. to consider the unions
request .or wage increases.
This will be the first time in the
history OF the industry that such a
conference. involving the considcra-
tion OF labor management prob
lem OH an induStry-widc basis. Will
have been held
Tho Textile WORKERS Union Of
America has already submitted rs
demands for 10 cent hourly wage
increase 10 individual employers
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12

TO basketball his name was rarely
To be- really cold
bloodcd about Il the rark-and-
OF cagedom didn't think he possess
cd any ability as a cage tutor and
they didn't make any bones about
saying so
but the k-and file aren't
always correct in their aSSump-
tons and in this case don't
think they were. Conway
had 'plenty-on- the ball" enough
on IL. in fact. 10 win 20 Of 81
games. capture the city cham
pionShip and wind-up defeated
against scholastic competition.
The only game LaSallc lost waS
TO q non-high school array On
the floor the squad was easy to look
at. II briStlcd with speed. class
and team work and Il Mr. Pat Con-
way didn't have anything to do
with that speed. class ard team
work there are no COWS IN Texas
It's a little late. OF course. but
Patrick j. Conway has al long last
SileuCcd those who contcnded he
WAS "not-at-home" in basketball
arena. =. And II was a fine going
away present for the iriShman who
will soon be- IL Uncle Sans active
service. But while the scholastic
campaign has gone into the archives
the pros are still at 1t and next
Wednesday night. March 10. Cum
bcrlands rcd-hot court fans will ge.
a platter hotter than sizzling T.
bone steak when tho world cham
pion Harlem Globe TrotterS and the
resident CollegianS come to sword s
points a; SIS. Peter & Paul hall.
!, won't b. the first time the teams
have met. however. since the Negro
boys from Chicago gave the Col
legians 40 to 80 decorating in the
opening round OF the national pro
marathon at Chicago last Saturday
night when the CollegianS. playing
under the name OF the Cumberland
Md. Oilers. put up n whale OF a
game before passing out of the pic
turc. To win that one. the
TrotterS really had to do some ;roi-
ting. And they MAY have 10
90 a 10, more here next "wednesday
night. g.. Al any rate, the season S
just about ready for the wcll-known
moreue and 1t won't be long before
the pop-cyed followers OF baseball
pull up their easy chairs. turn 70
the sport pages and take 1t easy
scanning tho boz scores OF majo
league games. That's Just one
advantage OF not having Hitler and
Hirohita 'oh. Yes. almost forgot
the man without country" little
MuSsolni is Inc still in the war?I
around
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12
clio Sends Bundles
To War Prisoners

WASHINGTON ,FPi-cIo Pres.
Philip Murray Feb. % announced
that the CLIO Is sending through
the International Red Gross. a bun
die OF necessities" 10 each OF the
22O9 Americans now held as pris-
oncrS Of war b. the japanese. as
reported BY the Army. Navy and
Marine Corps this wccs Among the
prisoners are approximately 1900
AL building trades workers.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12
boarding BY Big
Firms Cause Of
Sugar Shortage

The present sugar shortage is
due 10 two causes. Ono Is legi-
innate. The other il phony and
ScandaIouS. In Fact says.
The legitimate cause Is the
withdrawal from the market of
100000 tons Of Cuban sugar by
thr L. =. Government 10 aid
civilians and soldiers Of the
United Nations who are nov
taking the brunt Of the war.
The phony and Scandalous
reason is boarding. and not the
boarding Of the small house
wives. but the big boarding Of
the corporations Of three great
industries: soft drink and whis-
KEY. and chewing gum.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12

employed persons in tho United States may partici-
pate in the war effort through the systematic purchase
of Defense Savings Bonds.
1.-THE job ahead Of us is far bigger than most'of us
realize" Secretary Morgenthau declared in making
the table public. ~ know that the American people
are ready TO do their part to win the war; One of the
ways we can do much more IS by intcnsifyng our
effort in the purchase of Defense Bonds"
While persons without dependents may be able to
set aside more than the suggested figures, persons
with several dependents. with other heavy family
obligations. may be unable to at the suggested
rate, the Treasury Department pointed out.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-03-12
Hit Plants For
Ban on Negroes

BUFFALO. dFPD--Sevcn Buffalo
concerns. all Of them producing vital
var necessities. were denounced Jan.
20 OH the floor OF the New York
Assembly al Albany as refusing 10
employ Negroes Criticism was voic-
cd b. Rep. william r Andrews.
Harlem Democrat
Firms named were Buffalo Arms
Corp. American Car & Foundry Co.
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Corp. Sterling Engine Co. E ]. du-
Pont dc Nemours & Co. Irving Air
Shutc Co. and Remington Rand.
Inc