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Evening star., 1942-10-18

time when we must all cur
toll.
She hos found for you-the
clothes thot will do Justice to
your toste-ot prices thot
won't impoverish your purse.
She hos found woys TO "cut cor
ners" by 'hoyins things re-
modelled, repaired and beouti-
fled. She hos assembled for
your convenience shops that
ore. reody to do duty by you
in offering clothes and occes-
sories thot ore weorobIe for
longer periods, thot ore bosic
and easy to dress up or down.
HeIene's two columns have
become guides to Woshine-
tonions-new ond old who ore
oIwoys looking for interesting
pIoees. She knows. Because
she gives them answers to
their needs.
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14th and F SITS. Prices start at
$l0.95-juniors' and misses.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Sunday l to S:15 pm. Sunday
breakfast, 8 to HAS am, 370O
MASS. AVE, corner Wis. WO. 64oO
for reservations.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Hotel Raleigh at pm. It's . jolly
way to entertain. Luncheon from
81. Exciting fashions. Music. Call
Mr. Arthur-NA. $50.
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coin9S.
This is on ero
when you must
continue to pIcy
up your lowell
ness to q fore
you well. An d
Helene hos found
any number Of
woys thot you
con do il with
out paying o Bit
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" GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A
NEW LEASE ON LIFE"
Take them to the STELOS CON-
PANY for invisible repairs-if
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I" W1DD1coMB oR1o1-
NAILS" the new
sectional furniture pieces that can
be built on top Of each other-are
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" RREATHEs THERE A
WOMAN-who doesn't
relish the idea Of eyeing q gay FASH
ion show while lunching?" The
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6 CAN YOU FACE IT?" Is
your skin clear and
lovely? If not-see MR.. GARD
NER at HEADS of F STREET
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" A BLESSING ON YOUR
HEAD" will be the
hat created for you by LOUIS at
MAISON'S MILLINERY. Bring
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ST. Open Tues, Thurs, Fri. til 8.
Phone RE. 3477.
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I" JUST LIKE MAG1c" Al
most unbelievable! The
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even curl baby fine hair which has
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already have. Very utilitarian-
very lovely. See them tomorrow.
1920 CONN. AVE.
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" TWO FEET FROM HAP
PINESS" when you
wear SAKS FIFTH AVENUE dis
continued" FOOTWEAR! You'll
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d" A RE YOU AN EP1cuRE'"
Do you enjoy exciting
foreign dishes? Go to Lucia Klein's
UNITED NATIONS ESTAU.
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. . All!
WASHINGTON

Whot stirring stories it inspires
=. what glowing adventures,
pulsotine events it holds for
the world thot watches its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

TRY EYE-DECElNING panels
10 make you slim. slender, young
i'm figure. Anne Adams creates
Pattern 4034 with a center
front panel cut in-one from
neck to hem and thanked by two
bodice panels that initiate lapelS,
and are ln-one with the glrdlo.
Pattern 1884 is available in
women's sizes "a, 36, 80, 40, A.,
"A 46 and as.
Send Is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern Write plainly
Size. name, address and style
number
Join the 1912 Style Parade
and send 10 cents for Spring
Pattcrn-BoOk. All the season $
highlightS are here IN day and
evening frocks, SportSwear, de-
Tense modes.
Address your request 20 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De
troii. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations. orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Tale Of Imperial Russia
Is Delightfully."- Modern
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS

I DON'T KNOW OF anything
more timely than a novel about
Russia a. and a delightful one.
It's "Tamara' by Trina Skaria-
tina, published by Bobbs-Merrill.
II goes back TO the year 1880
when old Prince Yakov Dmitrie-
witch startled the court by
marrying a dashing young
gypsy. Tamara is the great
granddaughter of this improper
romance F.. a violent little soul
born with a gift for getting into
trouble. but with a gift, too. for
endurance in putting up with
other peoples shortcomings.
And she had plenty TO endure,
for Tamara. like her gypsy
great-grandmother was always
falling in and out OF love with
the wrong people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

WOMEN WHO can type are
finding moro and more Jobs
open 10 them I'm business and
defense activities Teach your
self TO type professionally and
there may be a place for you.
The touch system Is used by
all professional typists. for it's
accurate and swift. You don't
waste time watching the keys.
You keep your eyes on the ma
tcrial you're copying. LET your
fingers function smoothly and
accurately by touch.
With tips on spacing your copy
attractively laying out business
and social letters, you're on the
way TO becoming a full-fledged
typiSt.
our 4o-page booklet, Touch
Typewriting Self-Taught," gives
the keyboard chart and exercises
for learning the touch system.
Explains punctuation. spacing.
rules for tipping English. Shows
how TO type business and social
letters, manuscripts, statistics,
envelopes
Send TO cents in coins for this
booklet TO The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich. Please
write plainly your name, address
and title Of booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Activity Important

The teen age girl has a beau
-tifui neck; she may not even
be aware Of it; certainly she il
not spending much time In
facialS and special exercises.
Alas. with maturity and dig
nifty, tins youthful activity dis
appears; indeed, many young
girls do their utmost 10 assume
stiff. dlgniiied postures. with
full neckS and padded shoulders
the result. Head bobbing and
neck stretching is the real
secret Of lovely necks.
Overweight must be avoided.
This is an easy matter when
one is under 80. Then, after
the habit is formed, there will
be no trouble in preserving fine
contours throughout maturity.
While il takes time and daily
activity. even fat. sagging faces
and neCkS can be restored tt
beauty Neck muscles respond
quickly 10 exercises. When we
once begin our daily stretching
and rotating movements. these
muscles will demand this activ-
ity: il is their release from
nerve tension.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
I'd Air Raid
Class Starts
On April !

THAT MORE Detroit women
may have an opportunity TO
learn to protect their homes and
families in case of air raid, The
Detroit Times HomemakerS
Club will give a second Civilian
Protection Course for those who
missed out on the class which
began a few weeks ago
The second course Will begin
"Wednesday, April !.
To join do these two things
First telephone your registration
by dialing Gil. $500 Line BAT.
Second, go 10 the American
Women'S Voluntary Service
headquarters. 402 KaleS Build
ing. between $50 a. m. and ;
p. m. for registration card and
fingerprinting. Every one must
I've fingcrprinted before they can
begin The course.
Glasses are limited 10 20. so
phone your registration early.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Ladies, here is your chance TO
solve your spring clothes problem,
stop worrying and hurry down TO
FRANKLIN'S during their daring
spring sale. Here is an extra spe.
cial feature offer made in drive
for 500 new customers. \ smart
new $500 spring hat or a pair of
$500 spring S hoes absolutely
FREE, yes We mean II, Hat or
Shoes FREE with your purchase
OF a stunning. clever. brand new
1912 three-piece COSTUME SUIT
Priced from only $685.. They're
better. finer luxury costume suits.
with which you can make many
combination costumes. Wear the
jacket and skirt as two-piece
suit, wear the Fur trimmed coat
only as a dress coat or use all
three pieces as a smart costume
suit. All you need to pay is 800
down, arrange the balance in small
payments to suit your conven-
fence. Take your Costume suit
home with you. no red tape. no
delay. Hurry. get your FREE hat
or shoes during this special drive
for 500lnew customers. at FRANK.
Inns DEPARTMENT STORE
316 MICHIGAN AVE. Shop any
evening till . clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

fiction that no such things
ever happened in Russia.
It's all true, she stated most
emphatically l know
because / saw il.
Her black eyes snapped as
she pronounced Russia with
a rumbling of rs and SIS
then merrily :. how do you like
my hat? it's a dash. she
added with childlike pleasure
.. meaning Dache.
Yes, il was nice meeting
Trina who seems very like
Tamara.
Truth or fiction the book
is delightfully."- written, a tale
of Old Russia told in modern
tempo.
This is Trina Skariatina's fifth
book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
No Doghouse
In a Happy
Marriage
BY HELEN ROWLAND

THERE ISN'T any dog-house
in a perfect marriage.
A young draftee writes me
that he has the dog-house jit-
terS, and wants TO know who will
be the legitimate boss around
the home barracks il he marries
the girl. He doesn't want to look
forward 10 another war after
this one. Cautious. that's what.
WELL, 1T all depends. There
should never be a dictator in
marriage, but there often is. And
it isn't always a matter Of sex
or a matter Of economics. It's
Just Old Dame Natures way Of
mating two people without
matching them-a strong will
with an easy-going disposition
and pliability.
II doesn't take a psychoanalyst
TO discover which is the sturdy
oak and which is the clinging
or, at least, non-resisting vine
in the combination.
YOU CAN tell the command
ing officer and the orderly just
by the expression on a mans
face when his wife is late for an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il is sore
and impatient or just panied and
anxious.
Or by the way in Which he
honks the horn-Whether he
blasts it raucously at three
minute intervals or touches IT
alphabetically at Commute in
tervals, when he calls her.
You can tell by the careful
and solicitous way in which he
guides her through traffic--or
Just masterfully shoves her
across the street.
INVITE HIM out for game
Of golf or poker. Sec whether he
accepts with cheerful prompt
ness and assurance or glances
Surreptitiously at his wife until
he gets her orders by wireless.
If a man takes you 10 his
house for dinner. unannounced,
and SaunterS in nonchalantly,
he's the top-Sergeant. But If he
SncakS out 10 a telephone booth
and calls up the little Woman 10
feel her out before springing you
on her. she has at least the
power Of veto.
YET, DON'T conclude that
these unevcnly matched couples
arc always unhappy. They are
often delighted with each other.
There is nearly always one OF a
pair who likes TO be ruled-and
one who likes TO rule.
II shouldn't be that way, OF
course. Marriage should be a
partnership perfect democ-
racy in which two people love
and consider each other so much
that nobody is boss. But some
times Old Dame Nature doesn't
see IL that way.
But there is no dog-house in a
perfectly happy marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Rotate Heed

The great nerve center at the
back of the neck will always
be rigid and uncomfortable
when there is no movement.
Rotating the head and stretch
ING the neck Will not only re-
store pretty contours but VIII
improve circulation and make
voice tones more agreeable
Facial massage should be In
Guided in these restoring meth
DDS. Even young. firm necks
Will be improved by occasional
messages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
SUGAR Saver.

A GOOD way 10 conserve
sugar and make sire Of not eX-
ceedlnG the weekly ration is 10
serve prepared gelatin desserts
already SwCCtcncd.
Like many inexpensive foods.
they are easy 10 prepare and
save time as well as money and
sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

y cup orange juice
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt and sift
together three times. Cream
butter thoroughly. Add sugar
gradually and cream together
until light and fluffy.
Add honey. Blend. Add egg
yolks and beat thoroughly. Add
flour, alternately with orange
Juice. Fold in egg whites. Bake
in two creased 9-inch layer pans
in moderate oven 1850 degrees
so 10 35 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Cavalry Twill
Will Keep Out
April Showers
BY JOAN DEAN

ONE MORE WEEk before
April showers officially begin,
so you'd better be concentrating
on your anti-rain precautions
How about a raineost7 Do HeH
have one or arc you in the
market?
We came upon a very fine
specimen IN the wcather-pro-
ecSSed category. and pictured II
for your inspection. It's a
cavalry twill military blue in
color. so treated that II Will
keep YOU bone-dry in anything
short of a cloudhurst.
The tailoring. you Will note.
has a vertical line, for slim
ming purposes. Slit pockets head
the Impressed pieats in front.
In the back. there's kick pleat
and inset belt That solitary
button you see at the throat IS
clcverly cut from a hunk Of
leather.
THE IDENTICAL STYLE. in
Shetland wool, but not water
proofed, may be had in beige,
red or powder blue 1913
being the tariff. Also in shetland
is the second coat sketched to-
day but It's a boXy.
The sleeves in this one de-
serve honorable mention, for
they're military variation OF
our favorite raglan type. To
fasten the coat against spring
breezes, the pearl button does
the Job.
Both models arc made IN in
junior sizes only,-th2t j., 2 TO
II. We proudly present them,
because they seem such a happy
medium between tic casual and
the dressy. And like expensive
coats. they are lined with d
fine, well-wearing rayon crepe.
FASHION FLASHES from
Paris though we're wonder
just how they secred out &.
rcDort that With the present
sco"c!ty OF coloaed thread. dress
makers arc hemnling and scam
inC clothes with contrasting
th~2ad by means OF fancy de-
siTrs.
Archie" country heard from
E. Canadian women are wea.
ING hunter green uniforms, no
less, for civ,ji"l Gctivities.
Speaking OF colorS brinSs 10
~ 70 r. scNc,-'c 80 prom
: n e. 70 casual
~ =. HcArl grey with
&C. 2OI ia or The black
trccscd beauties or the very
blond. providing they boast
healthy-hued complexion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Stretching
Keeps Neck d
Muscles Firm
BY DONNA GRACE

SINCE WE gave you the
method of firming the neck
while reducing, we received let
tiers from many who want to
know how to avoid that aging
look that comes with maturity.
Necks and chins can be kept
youthful but one must try TO
avoid things that ruin pretty
contours. We will list them
for you: First. accumulation Of
fat at the neckline and shout
ders; second. lack of exercise.
and third, lax muscles. One
may have flabby muscles, how
ever. though the face and neck
are thin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
.-rui+ Cake En- Route
80 Days Arrives Unchanged
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

MRS. F. KRYS. Homemaker
No. 14.l09, had son in Pearl
Harbor at the time of the attack
there. OF course. like many an
other mother she doesn't know
where he is at all times, but does
know that the food she sends
will probably travel for many,
many days.
Therefore, she has been send
ing a fruit cake designed for
iong trips.
Recently he sent a letter
ac nowlcdging the most recent
box and said. Mother, the
cake arrived in fine shape. even
though il was 80 days en- route
II only lasted about Is minutes
and | hardly got taste -. but
il was good. nice and moist.
He has sent from time TO time
various holiday dinner menus
as served AT the United States
Naval Air Station in San Diego,
having been in service over four
years. As Mrs. krys reads them
over she says with a sly smile
You see they're not exactly
starving | told my son | dldn' I
sec how they'd be able 10 leave
the table after one Of those
meals.
Here is Mrs. Krys' recipe for
cake which will keep moist
and travel well.
Service Mems Fruit Cake
: cup dates, chopped
= cup figs or raisins, II desired
| teaspoon soda
cup boiling water
2 tablespoons butter
cup sugar
a teaspoon salt
| egg. beaten
: cups -four
? cup nutmeats chopped.
Put fruit and soda in a bowl
and pour on the boiling water.
Let stand while mixing other in
gradients.
In A second bowl cream the
butter, sugar and salt. When
fluffy add the egg. then fruit
mixture Add -four and stir well.
then add nuts. Pour into creased
cake or loaf pan Put into a
slow oven C275 10 300 degreeS)
for - 10 so minutes.
This cake does not rise very
much and Mrs. KryS finds that
when made IN double quantity
the cake is thicker. more moist
and keeps longer than most
cakes.
II you're looking for one using
honey here, Is one OF our favorite
recipes. Cakes and cookies made
with honey will keep very moist.
Orange Honey Cake
2 cups Sifted cake -four
- teaspoons baking powder
ted pooh alt
cup butter or other short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Orange Honey Cake

2 cups Sifted cake -four
. , teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon alt
2 cup butter or other short
cnlng
2 cup sugar
"a cup honey
2 egg yolks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
SAVE YOUR PENNIES TO
SWEEP THE AXIS AWAY"

TAKE a straw vote among
your brccne. You'll find they'll
- - b. Tca e.. more eff
en-. Iai lbs longer If youll
pep them with a broom, uC&
hoiacT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Mama Marina. however. ruled
with a firm hand and Tamara
was marched down the aisle
with a prince she didn't even
like.
In her diary she wrote:
Five o'clock Of the morning
and dawn OF day that should
he poetic. but wont. L fear
Lord bless, save and help me
it's here my Betrothal
Day why in the world do /
have to marry so soon and
Alexei. of all men,
Though her life is stormy, we
find Tamara in all sorts of won
derful castles and then again
in summer homes made bright
with aquamarine cretonneS on
which bloomed roses and wheat
-. the carpet a soft coral shade
and on the mother of pearl
table crystal bowls filled with
fresh flowers.
II was delightful 10 wake up
in this atmosphere. thought
Tamara and hearing her
lord a-singing in the bawth,
which. believe IT or not. was Of
w6itc porcelain Just like
Ectroit only not so crowded
Twins
Champagne and vodka flowed
freely 4. and in the midst OF it
all Tamara had twins. -
That was the beginning Of real
trouble Marrying a prince, IT
seems, doesn't guarantee you any
better husband than the general
run of the mine and AleXei was
no bargain.
He ate too much. drank too
much, gambled. ran around with
other women and often forgot 10
come home at all.
On top of that. she had
flend of an old mother-in-law
l.. enough TO make any 49,
year-old girl most unhappy.
AS if that were not enough
came summer Of IT
and the Revolution, when you
find Tamara and what is left of
her little family crouching
through the bushes o.. escaping
10 Paris where. they said,
nothing will ever hurt US
again"
The Author
I'm glad had the pleasure
Of lunching with the author Of
this lively book before reading
il . a few reviewers, she
said. have limited that its purely
AnuEpTIeEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Ij!j ftrt xxx dddd III SIS, jjii ssGs
VA q. Sd, did fn fsf IhJ ala %, ala
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
A Prince!

Mama Marina. however. ruled
with a firm hand and Tamara
was marched down the aisle
with a prince she didn't even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
The Author

I'm glad I had the pleasure
OF lunching with the author Of
this lively book before reading
il few reviewers, she
said. have limited that it's purely
.n,rp-tcr.srNr
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Local 2b
Gets &c. SC
Pay Hike

CUMBERLAND. Sept. 26 -
Wage adjustments of ! and 5
cents an hour were obtained by
Local 26, United Rubber Work
ers of America. for hundreds Of
mechanics and laborers in the
Kelly Springfield Engineering
Co. plant. Raymond {. Burk-
hart, union president, announced
this week.
The increases gained by the union
were only one phase OF the unions
demands for a tentative contract
between the union and company,
and further negotiations 10 bring
wages in the plant UP to govern
ment standards were continuing.
Burkhart said.
The union. which is seeking
union shop and chcckoft of dues.
also obtained tentative agreement
Continued ON Page g.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Local 1874 Brinqs
Case toU.S. Agency;
Kelly Gives Raise
Union
Pledges
No Strike

CUMBERLAND, Sept. 26 -
Members of Local 1S74's negOti-
ating committee expected to APP
pear before the L. S. Concilia-
ton Service this week to present
their case for the upW d
adjustment of wages and I'M
ion shop for the 10000 workers
in the giant Celanese Corpora
ton of America plant.
Union officials said the case
might possibly 90 10 the War La
Dor Board before the expiration of
the unions contract with the COM
pany. The contract expires at II
pm. Tuesday. Sept % and it was
indicated that the negotiating COM
mttee may travel TO Washington
to give the unions case TO MEM
berS of the WLB if that proves
necessary.
Although the CelancSe Corpora
ton was not expected to voluntar-
Continued on Page I'D
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Mayor Sends Hopes
For Continued Success

heartest congratulations TO the voice OF
doing much Tor aDor ana
the public large informed on the
connected with the Union Labor
movement We endeavor learn just what
is substitute
distribution the goes directly
of Voice Labor becomes
be looked forward to by the pubic WISH
continued successful operation oil
paper all read enjoy the facts set orth
in columns
THOMAS F. CONLON.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Labor Sdlutes
Our Fifth Yedr

CUMBERLAND, Sept. 26-Labor all over the nation joined
TODAY in paving tribute fifth birthday of the Voice OF
Labor Statements leading union officials topped oil by
Philip Murray tngy saued Western Maryands
labor paper.
The statements follow
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Meyers Coils Pepper
Symbol of Free Labor

Congratulations Voice Of Labor on rs FHh AHHVPISd
Western Maryland NnboS
this section 1t is the only
be informed OF the important
the winning oil the war ana
establishing the foundation upon whch
ius guaranteeing freedoms, be achieved
We a proud Western Maryland
MEYERS. President
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Rieve--Soigfes
Voice of Labor

Nav the Voice always speak for the best interests
of American workers. informing them of their rights educating
them i'm their responsibilities and inspiring them to greater en-
deaVOr.
EMIL REEVE, President
Textile Workers Union of America.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Rubber Workers LuUds
Poper's War Aid

Worker congrauaeS the Voice o Labor on
anniversary devoted to the interests OF the
working people in Western Maryland
champoned those rights for which
the United firm today to
our fight for survival
it has saeeuardd labors right
to a
split people to set race creed
nd ragains 9th TO old prejudces
Clio member TO work
fight give counr leaders carrying
fight the
ROBERT I. CRUDEN Editor.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Council President
Cites New Goal


Maryland obtainabe from other Sources
placed before the nSbc; 1t ha
COntin on 12)
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28
Murray Halls Voice Of Labor

= Greetings to the Voice of Labor-Ween Maryland edition Of
The Go NEWS the occasion Of Fifth Anniversary The Clio
and members i'm Western Maryland to
maintaining publication of Clio paper throughout its and
useful existence. All paper in its promotion of the
CLIO Western MARYLAND and i'm obzing labor for about
effort for ictory.-PIIII1P MURRAY Clio President.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28

GEORGE A. MEYERS. President.
Md. 4 ID. {. Industrial Union Council.