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Evening star., 1942-10-14
Prisoners Collect Berries

Convalescent soldiers and pris-
oners OF war helped to collect the
German harvest Of mountain ash
berries" rich in vitamins.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

AT WAR FUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS figures at the report
meeting OF the Advance Gifts Unit Community Fund
paign yesterday the Willard Hotel Qeft right: Floyd
Akers campaign chairman; Gurney
and Allen OF New York, executive president
munty Chests and Councils. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1942-10-14
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shorts IS, 1885; long 1885, stout 140 S1s75
SIS cutaway Suits. Regs 1885, 1/37 longs 1885, l4o sz1
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
.FB| Hunts 1893
For Draft Boards

Only one in 10 persons notified
of draft induction, but who have
failed TO respond, arc willful evad-
ers of the Selcctivc Service Act,
Assistant District Attorney Ken
meth ID. wilkins declared today.
I'VE have closed 1,321 cases
and have 1893 pending" he said.
Nearly all Of those who fail 10
answer a draft board notification
do so because they have moved
and neglected 10 notify their
board of their present address,
or through some other unlnten-
tional reason"
The following list Of men called
for service in Draft Board No. ]
arc now being sought by agents
of the Federal Bureau Of lnves-
-. tigation. Additional delinqucnts'
names from other boards will be
printed daily. If you know the
whereabouts of any of the mer
whose names appear below, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

TO marry mel" ne declared a
trifle hoarsely, after that first
astonishing instant.
"Why. Jimmy dear {.
YES hut how very Monte Of
you Marjorie managed 10 gasp.
ITO heck with Monte" he
snapped. where's this Molly
person ."
"She she couldn't come"
At this the young hicr relaxed
a little, smiling sheepiShly.
I'm glad-because you see,
honey, there isn't any Monte.
He was strictly imaginary. L
thought up the sort OF man YOU
would like, and-and then tried
Ia pattern myself on him"
The girl smiled wisely.
"I'll confess now I guessed
that too. dear" she told him.
"Molly was imaginary, too. I
tried 10 make her the sort Of
girl Monte would like and
perhaps he does"
you mean =" and then a
chucklc escaped the youth.
Wonderful! Take Oft this left
glove, dear. I've got n ring I
want TO put on your third
finger"
Tomorrow's short story: Gal
liant Assist" by Hollis Starnes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

FIJI asks that you tell him to con-
tact his local board.
BOARD No.
Fifth Floor, Cadillac square Bldg. RA. Slss
John Allen. ZOE Napoleon.
John Allison. 1869 Russell.
Edward Barnes, us Madison.
Charlie Bell, es5 Erskine.
Jesse Louis Bowie, 1909 81. Antoine.
James Gallon. 1852 Clinton.
John Din. 1742 Hastings.
Harry sylvester Terrell, r. p. d. No, 4,
Jesse Hardy 9si East Vernon highway.
William u. Hill. SIS Madison.
Bartholomew r. Howard, 25l0 Vermont
Percy Irwin, 9l5 Madison.
Roy Johnson. 5755 ST. Antoine.
Robert Jones Monroe Turner, 24i6 ST.
Antoine.
Alexander r. King. GAINESVILLE. Fla.
Ben Maurice sos Fast Congress.
John Minetti. 52t East Fort.
John Holmes Morris, e3i Madison.
Jose Moreno, 500 Fast Congress.
Roland Anthony Murdoch. SIS Gratiot
Warren William Nye, i3t West Jefeys
Albert Robinson, 1880 Riopelle.
James Leon Shelton. SO Napoleon
Robert Shobe. 42s Rivard.s
James Skinner. 633 Montcalm.
Earl william Smith, p33 Clinton.
George Smith. 1921 Beaubien.
Raymond Bishop Smith, 62s Division
Willie r. Smith. 1850 Antietam.
George Albert Stathoon 1915 Orieau
Robert Taylor. 1879 Besubien.
Willie Lee Thomas, I15 Madison.
Frank Erwin Thompson 5t7 Brewster
Raymond White us Madison
Jackson Williams. 2ifi Ropele.
James Edward Williams 9s4 Brewster.
Rudolph Williams. 62l Monroe.
Albert Wilson, us Madison
Thomas David Yarbrough. 1915 st. Antoine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Daily ShOTf Story
Two Who Escaped
By ANTHONY RUD

0DEAREsT PEDG E-The
~ censor went bet me Say
much about the Canal Zone.
But I don't think II will help
the Japs much II I say that it's
hot and that we don't get any
free time any more 10 so into
Balboa.
Elm busy examining for the
next exam. II pass IL cease
being Cnrparal Jimmy Blake of
the Ground Crew - the jigger
YOU said had the mental attitude
OF a confirmed greasebaii-sud
start my training as Cadet
James Ballinger Blake OF Al
brook Field.
81 hope James pleases your
lovely highneSs much more than
Jimmy did. somehow that teller
never did seem able Ia do more
than blunder around In your
immediate vicinity. Must mean
that you've got a disorganiLing
aura which Sorta jiffy-jells a
fella'S tongue and puts
whammy on his giant intellect,
II any.
RECOMMENDS HIS PAY
SThere's a bird here in Flight
II, name of Monte Scudder,
who'd he your sort. He's a well
built, tall and blond sort Of
guy. like Nelson Eddy only
younger. He's got his wings
and honestly Ia a kayo In his
fawn and brown dress uniform.
"Of course he gets over 10
Panama City and Colon some,
and 10 Balboa a lot. But when
ne doesn't make IL the brown
eyed senoritas and the officers
daughters flock out to see him.
"Of course Monte n fierceiy
cynical. being the sort Of man
ne IA. Treats 'em rough, and all
that. But I guess the ladies for
give him on account he dances
like Fred Astaire, and always
carries n bankroll that'd choke
= peccary wild pig TO you,
dearest.
ct takes Ave days now TO
ret n letter though the censor
and up to New York. But I'll be
looking for your letter nine
days from now.
AS ever, JIMMY.
~My dear Jimmy--My sharp
tongue always did get me into
the darndest situations! I guess
what I need Is a big, cynical
man like your friend Monte,
who'll undervalue my great
worth. II any. rs you say, and
who'll bang me around plenty
when I need IL.
Elm afraid, dear boy, that 1
spoil all your free time, and l
don't mean to. I think we all
should try TO make the fur
Ioughs Of our armed forces
more pleasant, don't you?
New York Is practically
void. The men all are away
that I know, and the ones you
see I'm uniform are 80 dread
fully I'm a hurry. i have met
some Of them, and they seem to
think that six minutes Is long
enough for any sort of friend
ship to ripen. So actually IL
usually spoils In that length of
time.
"I do hope that your friend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

truth Is I've been everywhere
with Molly, and for a time Ii
was really thrilling. How the
boys do cluster around her. She
introduced me to handsome
fellow, name of Hammill. They
all called him Butch. I never
did find out his first name, but
he's lieutenant I'm the field
artillery, a graduate of West
Point.
AT first I felt a little guilty,
going out with him so much.
But then i got to thinking how
much you were with your friend
Monte, how apparently you were
hurt because that strange girl
did not want TO sit In your lap.
So i knew you would under
stand, IL 1 ever wanted to sit
I'm Butch's lap.
But actually 1 didn't do so
very often, as he was palpably
In love with Molly. Darn that
girl anyhow! 1 suppose when
and IL you do come up here
again on furlough, she'll have
you on string too. Oh, well,
such IL life.
IL hope anyhow you've shaved
off that nasty little black mus
tache. 1 should think you'd he
afraid Of being taken for Hitler,
or something, wearing IL. Not
that your build isn't n lot bet
ter, but n mustache doesn't be-
come you.
MOLLY sends herV love, and
says she wants awfully to meet
you when you do come.
my very best, old boy.
MARJORIE"
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
CANAL ZONE
APRIL ., 1912. 400 p. M
MISS MARJORIE TRAIL
CLARENDON APIS.
SIS HANBURY COURT
NEW YORK. N. Y.
SHAVED USTACHE FUR.
LOUGH EIGHT DAYS HAVE
WINGS WILL YOU MEET MI
Ell ARIES CAFE SIX p. NJ
NEXT MONDAY BRING MOLLY
WIRE LOVE
JIMMY
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
NEW YORK, n. Y.
APRIL 2. 1912. 1898 p. NJ
CADET JAMES b. BLAKE
FRANCE FIELD
CANAL ZONE
AM PRACTICALLY ORDERING
DINNER NOW DATE NEXT
MONDAY SIX DON'T FORGET
MONTE LOVE
MARJORIE
AZ two minutes OF Sin that Mon
day evening a girl, wearing a darl
bluc gabardinc spring suit with ;
smart white hat, approached TN,
doorway OF the French restaurant
She slowed, looked ahead rathei
doubtfully then back over hel
NlNUulhfAs
North on Sixth avenue swung [;
decisive looking young man IL
brown uniform. The girl stopped
In spite Of long thought anC
preparation for this, she took
deep breath and seemed loath I,
let II 60. Then she turned. smil
ing. and held out both glove,
hands.
Jimmy" she cried softly in
greeting
The lieutenant came straight 4
her. He was not smiling. His eye
held grim look OF hunger an,
resolve. His arms went arount
her and he kissed her.
Il love you I'D you're going
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

Science has never discovered q
way TO regrow hair on bald
head - and badness remains a
permanent condition, except in
very rsre cases, to the unfortunate
90 afflicted, but rapid strides have
been made by George c. Date,
and his associates in the proven
ton of badness.
Thousands of men have saved
and improved their hair through
the Dates method OF treatmen Mt,
but no case 10 ever accepted unless
beneficial results are reasonably
certain. There 10 never any charge
for . private examination and con.
sultstion - and in every case
honest advice 10 given a. 10
whether or not treatment can be
helpful.
Many case, treated have re-
suited in . more luxuriAnt growth
of hair and a greatly improved
appearance. Each case 10 studied
individually and constantly and
each person treated "a given
detailed instructions on scalp
hygiene at the conclusion Of the
treatment 80 that a healthy head
of hair ia a permanent condition.
Fees for treatment are moderate
and are paysble "a the treatments
are taken, not in advance.
George C.. Dates a Associafss
offices are at IIf5 CrisUoid St,
Suite F03.fO5, S. W. corner Of
CrisDoid and Stofs Sts CHerrJ
1922. Separate, treatment rooms
fov men and Women. Houyss
Wsskdays ~ a. NJ. TO $3.50 p. NJ. :
Saturdays 10 a. NJ, TO S p. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

Monte comes up some time
when you have another fur.
Tough. I'd just love TO meet him.
"And that reminds me, L have
n new friend who works as
Comp operator in the other Of
fee of our Arm. Her name Is
Molly Click, and she's just the
fullest, sweetest little thing.
She's the sort every man wants
to protect, at once and forever,
II YOU know what 1 mean. She
always Is nice to boys, sort of
maternal and yet feminine
no, that isn't exactly what
mean, because mothers are fem
mime, aren't they?
''But the boys all swarm
around Molly, and yet she sort
of pets and takes care Of each
one. They love IL. And can she
wear clothes.
"Of course her salary Is bigger
than mine. She's been with
Acme two years longer than I
have, though she's just my age.
You certainly must meet her
when you come up.
BECOMING A CAY-DET
"Or maybe II your Monte
comes along we could make IL
q double date. Love,
MARJORIE.
(Tve put on four pounds. and
am up to l16, so don't call me
Fudge any more. fear my
syelte days are ending.")
Dearest Marjorie II asked
Monte, and he said he liked
Marjorie so very much better
than Fudge, even when we both
knew that the latter name was
satire. Monte says every New
York girl passes through phase
of trying Ia he eligible 10 model,
even when she hasn't the faint
est real intention OF actually
modelling.
And he says girls aren't really
interesting until they let their
face relax from the required
model dead pan. and their bodies
plump into curves here and
there, instead Of string bean
straight lines.
AS I said i'm my rather cN-
cited telegram. I'm now Cay-det
James Ballinger Blake, though
not of Albrook any more. They
transferred bunch Of us Ia
France Field. just why could
not guess. Monte was one of
the officers who came. 10 I get
10 see him even more often now.
PLANS FURLOUGH HOME
"He certainly N a fascinating
man, and the ladies make more
fuss over him. I don't blame
them, hut 7 do get jealous every
now and then. We went over
Ia Panama City together. and
he Unexpectedly had couple of
gals on his hands. 80 he rang
mo w ana that was SVEN, only
both OF the girls wanted 10 sit
In his lap, neither In mine.
Monte says next April IL the
soonest any of uS can hope for
furlough, and that even then
u will he very short. However.
We get air transportation any
where, ~ TIL Try "a ret 10 New
York, II only for two DAYS there.
And ~ course want 60 sec
YOU and meet Molly. Maybe
Monte will he coming then. too.
Love, JIMMY"
Dear JIMMY must apollo
giLe for letting these weeks slip
by without writing. But the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

Dear jimmy must apollo
gre for letting these weeks slip
by without writing. But the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
By Walt Disney
You Never Win!
Accidental Color

pleasant little that viii give you message
III q numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Count the letters In first name the number
letters IL subtract II the number less than
ada g. The number Start at the left
rectange and check every one OF your key
right Then read the message the letters under
checked figures give you. 5-2e
iia Distributed boz King vestuiio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

Tomorrow's short story: "Gal-
liant Assist" by Hollis Starnes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

4s--Jotned.
4e--What English collegiate town IL on
the River Thames, opposite Wind
EorF
5O--Dispatohed.
St--Eingle unit
So Stitches
53--Who WAS founder OF Christian
Science?
VERTICAL
1--Jewel
scottish Arctic explorer
3--Agrerd.
4-Longed for.
5--Peer Gynt's mother.
6-Ieass
small cakes.
S-Who II general secretary ~ the
Communist Party OF the u. s. s. RI
e-What is the poetcal name for Ire
land?
10-What American actor Is husband of
the actress Lynn FontanneI
1i-Supports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

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Evening star., 1942-12-09

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Evening star., 1942-12-09

They'll like these lovely
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-28
Labor Helping To Build
New Production Army

Washington, -. e. GLNS).A Speak
ing on the Labor for Victory radio
program, Secrctary-treaSurer George
Meauy of the American Federation of
Labor said that one of the most i'm
pOrtant problems before the spring
meeting of the AFL executive coun-
oil here was 10 help the Manpowcr
Mobilization Commission work out Il
practical system for providing a full
supply Of trained men and women on
Jobs where their services are urgently
needed. Labor has not waited 10 be
told what to do in this respect, he
declared.
The construction unions put their
W manpOwer mobilization program
into effect t. provide sufficient skilled
workers to complete the Army's con
StructiOn program in record time and
lin every factory in the nation today
expert ~journeymen are training thou
sands Of apprentices in various crafts
right on the job" In this way Meany
concluded, labor is helping 10 build Il
new army Of production soldiers
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-28

Federation OF Labor, SAID:
Not a single step toward this re-
markabIe achievement Of progress
active help and patriotic teamwork Of
Americas Industrial workers and the
trade unions that represent them"
Operation "Miracles' Cited
In another Interview on the same
program. George NJ. Harrison, AFL
vice-prcSident and president of the
brotherhood of Railway Clerks, dis
closed that American railroads are ac-
complishing miracles Of operation" by
efficient uses Of labor and equipment
that that there is no danger Of Il trans
p~ortation breakdown like that Of the
last war.
Both Meany and Harrison We're in
tervicwed on the spring meeting Of
the AFL executive council, just ended
in Washington.
Meany explained that labor has
helped in the production drive by
working as never before by boost
ing per man efficiency. by putting in
longer hours ana by faIth1uiIE and
ihG by the ho-stfike pohcy' Ab>'lhl"il
from strikes has been organized Ia
bor's ''o]utStanding contribution" to the
war production program. he said.
Ran LaDor Meeting befianas
Harrison revealed that the railroad
industry ana railroad nave the
biggest job IN history on our hands
rIght now. tremendous demands nave
Tor transporting troops ana hauling
millions OF tons "1 raw materials ana
finished war equipment.
Il am glad 10 SAY that we nave met
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-28
Efficiency Shown
To Increase After
Hikes In Wages

Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures
efficiency in the plant of the North
American Aviation Company jumped
following wage increases, the Railway
Clerk, official organ of the Brother
hood of Railway and Steamship
Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express AMI
Station Employees, points out in COM
menting on the action of North Ameri-
can in returning S14,OOO,OOO to the
Government.
"Do you remember the uproar about
a wage increase requested some time
last year by employees of the North
American Aviation ~Company?' asks
the Railway Clerk. 1t goes on to say {:
accompany officials ~contended it
couldn't afford to pay this increase,
flatly refused to negotiate and the
Government was forced to take the
company over until the dispute vas
settled.
"According to the president of this
company the increased efficiency has
been 50 great that the cost Of military
planes has been reduced to the extent
that this company has returned Sl4,-
100000 to the Government rather
than accept it as Il profit.
THE effect of our manufacturing
efficiency, he said, has reduced the
cost of Il plane 3 1-3 per cent under
the cost of that same plane in the
summer of 1910, when the cost OF
labor and materials were lower
That's what increased wages, in
creased worker morale and mass pro
duction can dO toward reducing costs,
getting out production, and piling up
profits.
North American Aviation is to be
commended for its frank statement and
for its return of these millions to the
Government"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-28
MORE n MILK

More milk for more school children
is one of the objects of the new, sim
plified requirements for the penny
milk program, just issued by the Agri-
cultural Marketing Administration re-
ports the Consumers Counsel Division
of the L. s. Department of Agricul-
ture. The revised program will mean
better income for dairy farmers, too,
and thereby help dairymcn meet war
time production needs.
Under the new rules, any school or
sponsoring group, like Il woman's club,
PTA, or civic organization, can get
IL penny milk program started for its
school children by signing an agree
ment with the Agricultural Marketing
Administration. This agreement pro-
vides that the school or sponsoring
group must pay the dairies which pas
turtle, bottle. and deliver the milk to
the school, while ANA pays the farm
ers who supply thc%milk. It's up to the
school or group to decide how to get
the money for its share in the plan.
They can give the milk to the chill
dren free, paying the cost themselves,
or they can charge each child Il penny
Il half-pint, but no more, for the milk.
The school or local group must take
responsibility for making the arrange
mentS with the dairies and for serving
the milk in the school.
You can apply to the nearest re-
gional office of the ANA. at Dallas,
Milwaukee. San Francisco, or Phila-
Marketing administration t. :. De
partment of Agriculture, Washington,
ID. c.. if you want to take advantage
of these new simpler requirements for
getting penny milk for the children
Of your schools. They take effect right