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La gaceta., 1942-10-12
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La gaceta., 1942-10-12

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La gaceta., 1942-10-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
Irish Rayon- and Cotton Damask
Dinner Set
NINE PIECE. 1925
NINE PIECES

It's a grand gift for Mother, a
splendid addition to her table
service. Sparkling, lustrous,
long-wearing damask in con-
ventional or floral pattern,
peach or ivory shade. Set in
cludes one Go by s4-inch cloth
and eight ls-ineh napkins.
Third Floor-Grssd Ripsr-Ssefios p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
War Bond Drive
To0pen May Il;
900 Million Goal

Beginning May IL an army OF
.115,000 volunteers will make a
statewide house to house canvass
urging every Michigan family to
sign a pledge to purchase a speci-
fed amount of war bonds during
the next year so that the states
$500, 600, 900 quota will be met.
In charge of the canvass is
Frank N. Isbey. chairman Of the
Michigan bond sales, who an
|nounced that the Wayne County
solicitation will be conducted May
rs and 20.
Isbey said each family would
be requested to invest 10 per cent
OF its earnings to Offset the rising
war costs. The state bond quota
for May is S21, GAG, 500 as compared
with an average OF $6,061 1888
during the eight months ended in
January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
Photo by Times staff Photographer
EAST SIDE HOME

with those of 49 other top STAMP
statesmen, giving him credit fol
being seventeenth in the nation in
total number of stamps sold.
TOTAL 100000
Donald and 1000 other Detroit
Times carriers have sold a total
of 100000 10-cent United States
war stamps. You can order wal
stamps delivered 10 your home
from all Detroit Times carrier
boys.
Secretary Morgenthau tele-
graphed Howard Stedghill of the
defense savings staff congratula
tons as follows:
please convey TO all your
United States newspaper boy
defense agents. and particularly
the so honor agents selected for
unusually meritoriOus results,
my appreciation for the grand
Job they are doing.
THE voluntary buying OF
United States savings stamps
and bonds IL one measure of the
enlistment Of our civilian pOpu-
Iation In this great and des-
perately serious struggle.
FULL MEASURE"
"Your boys, by their weekly
delivery and sales Of stamps, are
doing their full measure In con-
stantly apprising our civil popu-
lation of Its part In our struggle.
1.-THE treasury department Is
proud of their accomplishment
In selling S20,000,OO In stamps
and bonds to date.
'I am confident their ever
increasing efforts for victory In
the bond and stamp drive will
add a great force for victory
against our common enemies"
The Detroit Times carrier ir
your neighborhood will be glad tc
sell you 10-cent war stamps ir
a Joint effort 10 help win this war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
Carrier Cited
ByMorgenthau

A Detroit Times carrier has
been given national prominence
by being one of the top so wal
stamp statesmen in the nation. His
war stamp sale was praised by
Secretary OF the Treasury Nor
genthau.
The United States Defense
Agent News, official government
publication devoted TO American
newspaper boys selling United
States war stamps. gives national
publicity to Detroit Times Carrier
Donald Ballbach.
Donald's picture was printed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
1000 Sign Up
In Junior. Army
To Aid Defense
BY 4. JEROME PETIT
Detroit Times Defense Editor

With a membership Of more
than 1000 patriotic boys and girls
who enrolled within seven days,
the Junior Victory Army sponsored
by The Detroit Times opened its
second week of recruiting In the
metropolitan Detroit area.
Open to all boys and girls be-
tween the ages Of 10 and 10, inclu-
sive, the JVA-once its organiza-
tion Is complete-will provide an
opportunity for American youths
to Join their elders in the home
defense program.
Those In charge Of the group
will meet this week with civilian
defense and youth group leaders to
complete formulation OF programs
80 they may be started in the near
future.
DRIVE FOR MEMBERS
Meanwhile, the drive for new
members continues. Although the
IVA Is aimed primarily at provid-
ing an organization for those who
do not already belong to recog-
nixed peacetime youth club or
group, those already belonging to
such organizations may likewise
join the Junior Victory Army.
To answer the demands of those
school classes and smaller groups
who wish TO join In a body, The
Detroit Times will furnish applica-
ton blanks In blocks of Is or more
In answer to written requests from
teachers or other recognized au-
thorities.
Otherwise. all that Is necessary
for an individual to join is TO fill
out the enrolment blank published
each day in the Times. and mail il
with 10 cents to the Times defense
| editor. There are no further dues
Tor fees and the 10 cents goes
toward the cost of membership
badges and cards.
Mailing OF badges and cards to
those who have already joined will
start this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

STORE AWAY
WINTER CLOTHES
"ssfs.sisr" bag (holds three
garments) is of heavy.
cedarized paper each, Bse
kwik.Ler gusseted cedarized
eavy paper bag (holds
eight garments) each, Tss
Taxpayer Sheets, for wrapping
packages So by. ~ inches:
4 in box, tee; 2 boxes, 7ss
NOTIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
His Prayers
Soldier Helps Boy Win
Fight With Death

Little Eddie Fades is home to-
day. Eddie Is the young boy from
the Guardian Angel School who,
along with 400 other students.
prayed daily for the life of some
man In service, only TO be rushed
20 Deaconess Hospital three weeks
ago in critical condition from a
ruptured appendix.
For days Eddie lay near death.
His soldier. Pvt. Joseph J. Leon
Of Camp Barley. Tex, was given
special leave to visit his sick
friend. From then on Eddie
seemed 10 get better. Eddie is
home now to build up his strength
for another operation In a month
He Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowley Fades OF 1851 Glenwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

with those of 49 other top stamp
statesmen, giving him credit fol-
being seventeenth in the nation in
total number of stamps sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
OCD Aide to Talk Here

The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
has selected Attorney Loring B.
Moore. of the Office of Civilian
Defense. as the main speaker for
the National Negro Youth Week
meeting next Sunday at $3.50 p. m,
in ST. Stephens A. NJ. f. Church,
stanford and Cobb streets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
Funds Sought
To Fight Cancer

Funds for further study of
cancer will be solicited on the
streets and in public buildings
Wednesday and Thursday as the
campaign OF the women's field
army for cancer control enters its
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Woman Invests
All 10 Win War

PORTLAND. Orc, Dec. Z Four
objects dearest TO a womanS heart
"a husband, two sons and fine
clothing have been invested in
victory by Mrs X O. Duncan Of
Portland
First. She badc farewell 10 her
husband. sgt K q Duncan now
IN England WITH The army engi-
nCCrS
Then she saw two sons march
away and learned later that they
had been sent 90 Australia
Then she received a check for
$50, her first allotment from her
husband ) pay
Instead OF buying a now fur coat
she bought war bonds IN her nus
bands name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Pontiac Worker Tells
What Home Front Does

from Pontiac. Fred is no phrase
maker but he tells the Pontiac
Motor story pretty well when he
tells his kids:
Things are going well here.
Were getting the stun out TO
YOU"
Production records Certainly
Pontiac Motor is setting them.
every day, fVory nIght. around the
clock and across The calendar. Be
cause Pontiac Motor people have a
personal stake in this war over
and above their stake as Amcrl-
cans more than a thousand
of thor kids are fighting 10 From
the sons of executives 10 the sons
of SWcCperS a sacred and per-
Sonal obligation exists.
II was long before Pearl llarbor
that Pontiac accepted the reSpon-
Sihility of producing IN volume the
Oerlikon anti-airCraft cannon which
hitherto had been a hand-built
piece of armament wilardry. DcS-
pcratcly needed as defense against
dive homberS, the navy set a
brcaknock pace for Pontiac 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
ln 9 or bombing MISSIONS =.

new construction Because of the
comparative ncWnc>> OF the Pom
tac plants conversion was accom-
pliShed with minimum OF waste
and a maximum of speed
To top off ITS war program Pom
uac has set up a school 10 teach
maintenance Of the arsi-aircraft
guns it produces. Several hundred
technician-soldlers have been grad
uated from tho >trenuou, four
week course Similar groups are
graduated every two weeks and
follow the guns 10 the ends OF the
earth.
Wise government censorship Of
course, foTbidS disclosure of cnI-
ployment or production figures.
engineering accomplishments on
certain other restricted items.
However. the foregoing conveys a
pretty good idea OF what Old Fred
means when he writes those five
boys OF his;
Things are going well here.
We're getting the stun out TO
YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Turn In Suggestions

Several thousand suggestions
have been turned in by employees
on the speeding of operations or
elimination of waste and SubStan-
tial sums in war bonds have been
paid out IN return
The IlagA1afls Pontiac fly the
navy r" peRRaRt with starr
first TO be awarded an automobile
maker. and the treasury flag for
bond purchases. \ current drive
to get 10 per cent of all pay rolls
invested in war bonds has just
achieved success.
One new plant has been built 10
house a war project but the res,
OF Pontiac. 5 vast spread Of projects
have been easily housed without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Go All OUer World

Today Fred has five boys ln the
armed services. scattered over The
face of the globe lis dark these
mornings When old Fred leaves for
work i'm a Pontiac armament plant
And the day is almost gone when
he gets home takes a pen IN ms
toll-gnarled fingers and writes TO
his boys about what's going on
back in Pontiac
These lahoriouSly produced let
tiers OF FrcrS 20 10 North Africa.
Greenland Australia TcNaS and a
submarine base thousands OF miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Nearly 5000
AviationCddets
Sent From State
500 Added TO Service
From Pearl Harbor
TO Close Of December

Nearly 5000 aviation cadets
have signed up 10 contend with
enemy forces of the air, 10 attack
his ground troops from the air.
destroy by bombing his supply
depotS. his factories where war
supplies are made. and his milf
tary installations Of all kinds
This is the number of Michigan
young men who have become
fiiers in the army air corps since
Pearl Harbor.
More than 600 OF them joined
between that Hateful December z
and the end Of that month. A
total of $50 by the middle OF
last month.
In addition. hundreds OF others
took their technical skill and
mechanical ability into the air
corps as aviation specialists. IL
requires approximately 38 men
on the ground 100 men for
Liberator-to keep a bomber in
the air. and Michigan men with
h q + wide mechanical back
ground are in such important
ground crews on combat air fields
. the world over
The army'S aviation cadet OK
|amnng board IN the Michigan
area gave approximately 1850
mental examinations 10 proSpec-
tive cadets from Dec. 7, 1871, TO
| Dec. !, 1912
Tom Harmon, the Michigan
halfback who became one OF the
greatest All-America football stars
Of all time, was sworn IN here and
Is now a second lieutenant. Ben
son Ford 23-ycar-old grandson Of
Henry Ford * now private IN
the army ayr corps, while his
wife does Aviation. cadet recruit
ing. v
There arc hundreds OF others,
most Of whom were unknown to
the world AT large before but who
are now preparing 10 write their
names IN the histories Of this
great war.
They are flying and preparing
10 fly over the worlds battlefields.
10 help their country and the
United Nations achieve victory
with the least possible loss OF life
and time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
In Full Production

Now under fun production 81
tractor blocks made Of unusually
hard steel alloy using SakaEed
machinery rebuilt for speed as
we'll as precision, this Detroit In
dustry is visited by industrial
heads from all parts OF the coun-
try. each visitor seeking 20 apply
the Knapp method OF production
on tractor track blocks
When asked why hc had To de-
wise a plan OF vertical grinding on
the tractor track blocks. Mr..
Knapp stated that the former
method OF horizontal gEndlnG- LIFT
steel particles in the bore. causing
breakaGe Of cutting tools.
Thus, the dcySlnE OF vertical
system of boring along With a
water cooling Vat is acclaimed an
innovation in which all employees
of the International Conyelor and
Washer Corporation take equal
pride.
Tractor track blocks produced
in volume are only one phase OF
the plants war operations. Con
veyor systems and water coolins
plants are also manufactured for
war production throughout the
United States, and for many OF
Detroits factories in war produc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Instead Of production records.
for a moment lets talk about the
men who make them possible.
Lets take Fred lIarroun one OF
thousands of Pontiac Motor cm-
ploycs. one of the millions OF un-
sung American workers
You've never heard Of old Fred,
for IN his o. years he's pretty
hitch minded 4istt-
ra1S1uC i1TS Ct1riGrcr1, qUIHg ms TOt-
hoping for the best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

bcir macbirct. Around-the-clock, 7-day
schedules had been adopted many months
before. Increasing production had neccs-
STATED the development OF programs to
train unskilled employees. Immediately
after Pearl Harbor these protested pIlnso of
human conversion from peace time to
war work were greatly expanded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

meet i'm production OF this weapon.
Without adding a square foot Of
new plant. Pontiac now Is and for
a long time has been in volume
production Of these guns and is a
fun year ahead of schedule.
Not content with producing this
complex weapon faster than it had
ever been built before (cven in the
land of itS ouglnl. Pontiac en-
glnecL>. working with the bureau
ol naval ordnance. have made nu-
merouS improvements in design
and process. The result is not
only a more effective weapon at a
substantial reduction in cost but
also a considerable savings of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

and polishing machines and efficiently
replacing ma called into tbc Armed
Services The Company now SCI forth It's
policy to train women for nearly all job,
Tbs goal. So women 90 manufacture
over 10 different highly fi,oisioned AR
c.sf engine parts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
FiUe Other Assignments

Wise selection of 300 associate
manufacturers from coast TO coast
also helps Pontiac to keep abreast
or ahead of IT'S five other impor-
tant war assignments These in
cmde tank components. Inncr-cn-
CINE assemblies vital transport
units. automatic field guns and a
deadly. intricate weapon new
TO the art Of warfare that X must
not be named.
Salvage drives were instituted at
Pontiac Motors long before ma
tional attention was called 10 the
fact that the lack of metal scrap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

GERS and state officials dedicated the mod
ern new " plants During the expansion
period machinery WAS moved in and
set in operation while roof and walls
were being completed. Several million
vital aircraft engine parts now have been
manufactured and shipped to assembly
plants since Pearl Hdrbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

was seriously hampcring the war
effort. II was nearly a year before
Pearl IIarbor, ter instance, that
General Manager Harry J. klingler
ordered the construction of new
salvage building and consolidation
OF the plants. SALVAGE actINltles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

March Within
four months, women
were operating all
types Of grinders,
lathe, drill presses,
boring broIching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

award Today, Dec. 7, 1912, ON the FIRST
anniversary OF Pe4rlHarbor oycr9Qooooo
vital engine parts have been manufactured
and shirpgd-but the job hl, only started,
There must and viii be 5n unccasing, en-
gulhng flow of men and materials TO flood
the AXIS Powers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Yankees Tanks
Get Advantage
OF Rubber Idea
Tractor Treck Blocks
Have New Decking
on Caterpillar Treaos

Right nov while ArcriCa0.madc
tanks are rolling aloas in Africa.
where they made good ir a mort
sruellinc test. there may he many
a rubber stair rrcaG. ar ire from
the home az DetroItcr ,h7t =
playing an important par, IN The
Allied tank drive. according TO
Murray V. Knapp president IT In
ternauonal Convcyor and Washer
Corporation Of Detroit
Ills remark followed the sur
prisinG statement that rubber
backing on tractor track blocks a
recent installation on caterpillar
treads, really brought American
made tanks 10 success.
But the inside story Of Inlcrna-
tionsl Conveyoc> production OF
tractor track blocks which bear
against rubber SuriacnC oi the
DOGGY wheels OF "A tank is remarks
able for ingenuity Of converting
used machinery 10 the difficult
requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
OF R R EP D R I
De c. I ++ DEC. I

Dec. :, IO41-NcyvS
Of the trcachcrous
Pearl Harbor attack
on Sunday reached
y. A. Woodwork
men and women III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Oct O. l. day at
Woodworthi With
pardonable pride,
labor and manage
mcnt, celebrated thc
coveted Army-N1yN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

MAY "a six week
building expansion
which doubled pro-
duction facilities,
was completed on
this ddtc Army Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
BATTLE FRONT DETROIT. u.s.A-

Before we can smash the Axis there, must win
the Battle of the Tanks and the Guns and the Planes
and the Ships here We build the biggest pile
of munitionsthe mightiest assembly of armament the
world has ever seem And we hope will have to
see AGAIN.
Motor Products has been OF plotting bomber
given very definite there. We've got a Stagger-
sonoent in this Battle Of ing goal of production to
Production here in Detroit, meet out we
nc A, 49, ,.. it :. and what's
=. :, we'll SWpaSS it.
we, have IN the way OF Each day each week, each
hours, know-how sincerity month more and more
of purpose determination tools of war are flowing out
to do good Job facilities, of Motor Products. Well
and just big desire keep it up until the white
win in this struggle as the flag is up in Berlin,
man who's packing gun Toxic and Rome.
MOTOR PRODUCTS CORP.
1901 MACK DETROIT, MICH.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION,

ARLINGTON - 6 ROOMS, 2R BATHS,
and if you can qualify on a substantial cash
payment you can buy this nome at a pre-
war figure. and we urge an early inspection
il interested. Des.gned for gracious living,
with spacious rooms, latest equipment and
appointments. 100-ft. lot, trees, squares
to bus May be inspected daily until m.
blvd to Glebe rd.. right to 5000 North, or
4 squares beyond Wash. Golf and Country
Club. See sign and turn left 2 squares
on Little Falls I'd. to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
CHESTNUT 1927.
Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1942-06-07
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

West OF Conn. ave, near Chevy Chase
Country Club-Modern 7-room white brick
home, containing bedrooms and 2 baths
auto. heat; garage; wooded lot: near
transportation. E. NJ FRY, INC, 6S40
Wisconsin ave. WI. gao.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, CORNER.
BEDROOMS. BATHS, S9.950.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
1913 EVARTS ST NE

LARGE HOME WITH INCOME
as apts., plus addit rms Buy this, live
IN part, rent out bal. Of house for about
sos mo Il will paw for itself Only
Sq45O DIXIE REALTY co MA SSSO
Evening star., 1942-06-07
FOR COLORED.

FOR COEORED.
400 BLOCK OF MORRIS RID. Sc.
5 rooms, , baths, recreation room, gas
heat; only . years old; q bargain for
S5,45O. $4,000 down payment and
S45 90 per month.
Mr. Raine. AID. 2919.
II LANES INC DI 2a4R
Evening star., 1942-06-07
ROCK CREEK ESTATES.
MOST INTERESTING AND UNUSUAL.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL.

A charming home. APPEALING AND
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT. On choice
and picturesque lot, close to Transportation;
built by owner and occupied less than
year. Very reasonably priced. Cannot be
duplicated today at any price. Contains
on first floor. large living room. 14x26.
exqusitely different, leading into large
screened-in porch: dining room. 14xl7;
spacious Soundproofed solid walnut-pan-
eled library. with indirect cove lighting,
picture window overlooking a most peace
ful and impressive view, etc; lavatory:
upholstered breakfast nook, leading eff
smazing all-electric kitchen. completely
fitted with finest equipment obtaina BILE. in
cluding dishwasher, disposal. refrigerated
water Cefrigerateo water also in bath
rooms, Basement contains solid maple
paneled recreation room, 2Ox2f, fitted
with marbleized floor tile f1uorescent
lighting fireplace, etc: maid and laundry
rooms. complete bath. storage pantries.
etc, Second floor contains four large
bedrooms with mirrored dressing alcove
off Of master bedroom Q6x1s), leading
into large solid maple -psneled and glassed-
in solarium; two large bathrooms and
completely finished rooms; complete bath;
Screens and storm windows throughout
house. Superior construction clearly OBJ
vlous in every detail. Other features too
numerous to mention. Without exagger-
etion, the value of his home cannot be
eoualed today For appointment to in
spect, call Georgia 6262.