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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

No game eas ere, tcorth r. rap
For rational man oIplay,
INTO ehich no accident. 80
msbop.
Could possibly fnd a., uoH
A. l.. Gordon.
Whcn I was playing high
school football and my mother
mentioned tho dangers of The
game my father quoted the
foregoing
I'VE prophet who said 1913
would be tall girls year"
appears 10 have been IN possess
sion OF something The latest
IN series of trlumphS for the
StatueSque females Is the nam
ing Of the five feet eight inches
tail jean Bartei as Miss Amer
lea II the trlumphS Of the tall
and terrific continue the cute
little ricks viii soon be shopping
around for height building
SHOES.
low soon do you think the
II war VIII be over? What
strategy DO you think the United
Nations Will use IN Europe from
now on
Before YOU make up your
mind listen 20 what Gen. Mont
gomcP1. commander OF tho Brit
ISL Eighth Army recently said
THE German soldier is "A very
good soldier and II is a great
mistake 10 suppose he is fin
ished and the war will soon be
over. The German general is a
first class, highly trained pro-
fessiODai soldier and he is par
ticularly good IL YOU allow him
to do what he wants 10 do. To
beat the German generals we
have To dictate the battle. If
the German general il allowed
10 dictate the battle he Is good.
On the other hand II he IL die
tated 10 he Is inclined 10 get
ratified. In North Africa Rom
mel undoubtedly got ratified. We
always aim at making the en-
envy dance our tune"
WITH his second wife stand
w ing by, Bob Fitzsimmons
would point at a huge picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
o. K. Is Sought
for Service Flag

Q-I have two brothers who
were drafted in another state.
Can l hang service flag IN
my window. as this is the only
home they have TO come to-
MRS. O. NJ.
Ayes, you may hang IA serv-
Ice flag for your two brothers,
a. they are members Of your
immediate a m | y.-THE
CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q-What climate would you
advise tor a person with tuber-
CulOsls? What diet should one
follow? Can a case be treated
al nome without going 10 a sani-
tarium ?-M. |.
A - Rest for a prolonged
period. and artificial (surglcaD
collapse OF the lung are far more
important than either climate or
diet in the treatment OF tubercu-
losis. A climate with sufficient
altitude 10 make a rarefied at
mosphere or dry desert cli-
mate---in short, the Adirondacks,
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
Are the ones chosen. Good
nourishing diet IL all that Is re-
quired--the old days OF stuffing
are over. Home treatment il
possible, hut the dangers are
first, that the patient at home
il inclined Ia break rules and
second. IL there are children in
the house, the danger of infect
ing them.
@ My boy 4 years old. has
what the doctors call pigeon
breast. What does this indI-
cato? "A. NJ
A-Pigeon breast is a prOmi-
hence of the breast bone, often
showed out by the ribs. IL is
often caused by ricketts, in child
hood. Ii In not dangerous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times. Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address, although no
names will be published but
will be held in strictest con-
fidence. Do NOT write di-
rectly TO members Of the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel;
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward Pokorny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley. S. j.
Fred VI. Butzel
DIR. Robert q. Foster
Dir. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss Elva NJ. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary NJ. O'NelIl
Walter II. r. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
y y News
On DlOdOWdY of n
Walter WincheII-

Trade Mark Registered, Copyright. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Backacfle Needs
Careful Study

tween them. Constant backache
often denotes an infection of
some part OF the spine.
But these are generalities and
should always be checked by
X-ray and careful physical ex-
animation,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
On the Side
by T.. v. DurIing

D'iaoa'sd By Kias Fsatafea s}n4 mo.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04
ANSWERS,

|. The budget COMM sion report
t" Ia" present legislature carries u
! recommendation iur increasing the
I.ciaS" expenditures per patient
i!"Iu S!&1 las: wear To- S29i Tor the
nest wear. The average ion ihc Unit
"a Stiles - Sol. The Mursantun
institution has 1850 patients.
>. In 1860 Superintendent Wiley.
II the crmlu,un schools Oi North Car
"ina. Wrut" that twCnty-unr days
should ID" accepted and recognized
- - school month. He based this on
IT." TACT that I'VE school days III Al
!uIi "rCk al seven days cquuilcd
- 81 day ~ legal month. He
claimed the traction should bc al
lowed for holidays.
;. y settlement had been effected
"rth Georgia whereby that State
gave up claim to a Scvcral-milc
v idc strip ui North Carolina. Gcor-
ga had claimed this strip across the
southwestern part of this State. and
had included II in Walton county.
HAT State. When il was given up the
North Carolina legislature immc-
dIatciE adopted AN act 10 pardon all
persons charged with certain q Times
committed III that rcgaincd territory
prior I" the date il was returned to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

the jurisdiction OF North Carolina
and Buncombc county.
!. During the early part of the
Nineteenth Century the ~ alter part
of the wealth of the United States
was conferred in the agricultural
south. Northern institutions regular
~ sent agents into the south 10 90
llcit funds from southern planters.
II was Il trip tu solicit donations Tor
Columbian College. Washington. -.
c., that brought Roy. Samuel Want.
founder "l Wake Forrest College. 10
North Carolina III l&2. Re-. Mr.. Wait
visited New Bern. and on ivayIuE
his horse ran away. ard demolished
ms wagon. When nr had rcaCn,u
Charleston he WIS ..cailrI tu New
Bern and offered a p.>luI.i.. y.utcu
he accepted. Soon h" became Il rec
ugniZcd BapiiS; leader. aud wren
Wake Forest lnStit,'c was v..lIn!i h.
cd III 1882. ne WIS chosen IL ny.iH
The institution.
=. Rev. James Mu.l. sent L. NORTH
Carolina in the lIlG.- t. Ina SuCIC:I
."r the Propagation at The Gospel
London. reported that II was legal
'"I members al the parish Ia pay ,hc
ministers salary III produce. which
they did when the make; piIcC WAS
low. and the produce worthless III
trade value. When pruiuCc vas high
IN market value they paid in cur
rcncy of the colony which had dc
prcclatCd in value until ii WAS
worthless.
6. DR.. David Richard Wallace.
born in Pitt county. November 10.
1928. DR.. Wallace graduated iro:l
Wake Forest College, and then
studied medicine III New York and
Philadelphia: pruCtlCCd Il short time
in North Carolina in 1854. then NOV
cd To Texas: served a. It surgeon in
the Confederate Army. Appointed
superintendent of Texas State Hos
pital in 1874. and later directed the
building of Il complete new InStitu-
ton in that State. Listed among the
"a of the worlds greatest dlicnIstS.
Died at Waco, November u. 1911.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04
WANT ADS
Get Results

a BIC STOCK OF ASPHALT ROLL
roofing. one ply Sl.l9. two ply
Sl.45. extra heavy slate surface
green roofing al S2.Ij. !AlcN y.
Watkins lit
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

WANTED GIRL ABOUT 20 TEARS
old To- work in printing plant.
Good salary 10 fast worker. Apply
Aliurd'S Printing & Office Supply
Company. 3-3il
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

WANTED TO BUY ONE ACRE
land near Henderson. Guy Wood
lief l-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

. 4 Hollywood studio ; considering
producing film version of ','rin
-kHmp! Suggested screen title Tales
from a Munich Madhouse."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

bicycle i'll good condition. Phone
669-J. 3-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

OLD SHOES ARE BETTER. WE
have large stock al the Iinr'i
quality materials. Plenty of rul,h.'
heels and SolcS. Phunc $50. We caI,
for and deliver. Grissum's Shmr
Shop. In-,F
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries. quality western
meats, fresh fruits and vegetable,
from llCrbcrtS Yclluw From,
Phone $50 ion free delivery. iii:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

INCOME PROTECTION. LET
North American Accident lu>ur-
anCc Co. provide a substitute in
come when you are disabled. ASK
us how. Frank NJ. Barnhart. agent.
22O Windcr ST. Phone SOL. 3-2lI
BARGAINS IN NEW or USED
living room suites. bedroom Suiics.
breakfast suites. Kitchen Cahin";..
utility cabinets. Also two rciini>n-
I'd Singer sewing machines. Il. l..
Sattcrwhitc & Sons, phone 'li6-J.
near Fire Station. i-lI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

"KEATONE" PAINT. S2.y8 Cal
Ion. all colorS and white. ono cn-.
docs the job. one gallon doc ,'',
room. Watkins Hardware CO. . =,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

DECEMBER 7ih IN,
Don't let trcachcry catch vo, na!
ping. Buy War Damage lnS,rnnr,,
from uS. Insurance Dcpar,mcM,.
Citizens Bank & Trust Co. ~ ~;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

HARROW TEETH FOR HOME
made drag h1rrowS i-&" \ T."
Bolts and do-Dlc trees for nlul,run
Watkins Hardware Co. 3-;i,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

WE HAVE PLENTY OLGA SrDE-
CT coal. Fill your bin noW while
this coal Is available. II. O. Tal.-
Hcr and Son. Ihuuv 1GU. tiff
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

STOP LEAKS WITH OUR coon
plastic roof cement. Oar root rn,,
ing will add extra yeas Of scr,-
ice I" vour roof. AlcN 5. Wa,kir.
- III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-04

THERE'S PLENTY or WINDOW
glass. window. ,l,nr. ,uG .".n'-
rock wall board a.. The n..y, Il
Value" hIrN :. Watkins. lit
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Z.ChiIdfen I See
Dad XIII Wife

BARRYTON. Aug - CUP)
Mrs Frances RcttinEcr Huber. p
was shot 10 death and her hus-
band Kenneth Leroy Huber 32
was critically wounded last night
when Huber shot his wilc and
then attempted suicide after a
quarrel AT their home police re-
ported today Doctors ~ Com
munity Hospital in Bay City said
Huber was not expected 10 live.
The IIubcrS Two children. Billie
Gene. 9 and Lila Jane. ). saw the
shooting and ran 10 "A ncIChhoI s.
home for help
Mrs Huber recently had made
application for diVorC bur
dropped ID when a reconciliation
was made
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Brazil S Army 10 Join
Allies ON War Front

FORT BENNING Ga Aug g
tINS Brazilian soldiers arc pre-
pairing for active participation n
World War II II was disclosed to-
day hy MAJ Cen ETlco GaSpar
Dutra BralIlN minister of war.
who Is ON = tour oi American
army installations
Tho ihoatcr OF action tar winch
The Brazilian troop, arc prcpar-
In- however. was NOT revealed
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
u. 5. Warning
10 Reduce
Holiday Travel
Labor Day Crowds
Already Are Creating
transportation Jams

With Labor DAY sim TO days
away trains aitc8dN are over
crowded and -1LG- -Luu-hcI-l LpaA=
SCnGcrs Is constantly ON the In-
crease. despite repeated warnings
by The government 10 avoid non-
essential travel ra.lroad officials
SATURDAY
I'm regard to The holiday SItua-
tIon officers of ali lines I'D Mich
lgan iolncd 20 declare.
Wen do our best 10 handle
the crowds. Wen use all avail
able passenger equipment. If
the government happens 10 need
IeSN of our equipment in the
next 10 days, wen he able to
do good ioh. II il should need
more of (which j. pnsSihiI--
ttY=WE'ti Just he aHE2E luck.
and ~ will many holiday traN-
cler>"
Railroads arc now carrying
about -four passengers for every
one carried m 1899 and doing IL
with only a httic more than half
Z 4+tt-ttt-- -7tt-eturtS- UuTHCT- or coaches
and Pullman> officials said
Along with this statement
notice was served ON the general
public that although reservation
h'Heatl- have -t-t>tty expanded
thor facilities an phone calls can
not bc answered and more and
more persons must resort 10 the
u>' OF telcgramS 10 make reSorNa-
tons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Ration Book Mailing
NedrS Completion

Volunteers in tho Detroit and
metropolitan area contributed
more than $4,000 days IN tho work
Of processing war ration books No.
3 for ; 100000 Michigan residents.
u was announced Saturday by
Miss Cccilc NJ. Whalcn. director
of The Civilian Defense Volunteer
Office
Working from Q q m 10 Q p. m
the volunteers now arc IN the
final stage Of tho task. and all
consumers viii receive their books
by Sept j.. Miss Whalen said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Knockout of Nazis First Job,
Says Knox, limiting I'd Front

he said n can assure YOU that
mobilization and dcployment ~
our growing might viii be pur-
sued in tho Paciflc--aS the Japa-
neSe are now learning 10 their
cost.
The iNiN enemy in Europe
has felt the impact OF hammer
blows which have steadily in
creased in force. can assure
Nou that the tempo of this at
tack will not slacken Nth the
coming days and weeks 4and
months; IL will mount with such
frenzy that the enemy will not
merely reel and totter, hut will
Crumblc i'm final defeat"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
AIIotmentS for Flint
Reach ST, $4,000

FLINT Aug. 2S Family allow
anccS and alotmcntS totaIinE
S1.595. 900 were paId last year 10
Flint residents who have sons.
husbands OF f5rTCTS m me FTU1Ct
forces. the war departments Of
fee Of dependency benefits an
-aauncCd.
Gcnc>cC County relatives Of
soldiers received - total of s. $50
900 IN family allowances and al
loImcnts last year
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Brazilian Cigar Town
Threatened by Fire

RIO DE JANElRO. Aug IS
1NSl The Brazilian cigar manu-
tacluIng city of Cachoeira IN the
state OF Ba>3 today was threat
encd with destruction from a
raging fire sweeping through the
town without hindrancc
The city has a population OF
some 10000
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

HAMILTON y Y Aug IS
INSJ Secretary ot The Navy
Knox strongly h.Hted today of the
opening of scror1 aont opera
ti0ne IN Europe 800 tho coming
days and weeks and months and
reiterated that United Nations
strategy conlempIatc> knocking
Germany out of The war first
Knox spoke an The navy c0nNo-
ca'Ion-cDIlcgc commencement a.
Colgate University He received
the honorary degree doctor of
laws. and later reviewed thc Col
gate navy regiment
While We are achieving
complete victory in Europe."
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
BdrIum Realty Hits
Suit Of BondhoIderS

The Barum Realty Co, owners
nd operators of the Barlm
TaHcl. which house, many city
departments. In federal court sat
uday asked dismissal of roe
o. EanI2sion petition hy lLrgo
bOr6noIdrr> who attacked the
tZWo.aI >taiuSpi the company
N.- \J~~gIt the pD'l-
. - F+==a....t, ----4-
H ra' some nf 'hD bond
..u.r acquired 'ncU ho'duC,
r.r.E .or ,ne purpose o., arugH-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Opinion on Chrysier Hit
By Company and CIO
Continued from Page Onc)

have elapsed Should the union
do so. Taylor sand, the board will
consider its interim record and
particularly the extent OF re-
SponSlbihty which is assumed by
the local leadership and the de-
gree of uninterrupted production
which has been attained
Taylor also criticized "an un-
fortunate tendency on the part of
some unions and some employers
10 agree on nothing and 10 end
mp every negotiation by saying
Let the NLB decide il, we won I
agree ON anything
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Thief Suspect Shot

Shot by police after he allegedly
fo.c a watch from James Leslie
4l--l--Llcat4!l >-lhc-latleI
stood m rnc at the Roxy Thcatcr
,ckct Office. Harry Johnson. "a
uI 271 Watson. a Negro today was
800 Receiving Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

WTCn TWW5S r SpldLHo Jr
grows 4p he's AN Of nine months
0Id Ho won nave Waen 10 say
about what h> father dId 10 The
.tap>
Ir, NOT because hi> father
udnt do plenty TO the Jap.
Scared lcc, and feet "A newly
mcndcd collaIbonc and eyes that
are >tIl WmpN testify 10 two
months ol nlght> flights from
llrndlr>np- -tlrld- -GuAdalc4nal
and one OF the most narrowing
adventures any man ever cN-
pcrIenCCd
lis W>t that Ensign Spraguc
doesn't like 10 talk about Nhdl
has happened. Tie Is The Son ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Spragu'
SIS Stanley. Blrmlncham HIS
wife live, with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Frank EVerInCham 2l-
palnrN- birmingham
Some understanding OF what
49, X i4i55t. i4i55t tttT1tt ttt--
--t+.i-&-et- -ip,4llIleS-LIGaAA- fog
which sends as many American
fhcrS To their death as do the
Iap> caused him 20 crash his
Grumman ANcnEcr into the Pa
CifiC lust short weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HEADED INTO MOUNTAIN

Chuck ChrStj3nNon his belly
gunner who had flown with him
ON every mission. went down with
the ship Chuck Stranahan, The
other gunner survived Wit b
SpraguC
1T was 80 foggy that | was
hNing bN instruments. Just
when I figured was near the
field my altimcter dropped from
800 10 50 feet That meant |
was heading straight into the
mountains overlooking Hcndcr-
son Field" Spraguc recalled.
II was Just leveling of, try
ing TO feel my way down when
-kaIoWic--We crashed into the
water. The next thing ] knew
was popping up 10 the sur
face.
BLINDED IN ONE EYE
"Thc crash blinded me in one
eve. and couldn't see very
vel! with the other. Stranahan
could see a little better than I,
and he spotted land about 10
miles away
We wandered around tor l3
days. and we were pretty low
when we finally spotted a Nil-
lage
1T was a native village,
though, and they really treated
uS swell Their espionage >N>-.
tenn really works. because they g..
got word through right away.
and q PLY patrol plane picked
~ up the next dan"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
no FEAR or REDS

lie asserted that the Danes ad-
mlrc greatly 'hc war effort ot
Tho SOVIET tHTOn and have no Tear
of Russia
In the postwar world he con-
tnucd. Denmark desires merely
to return 10 her democratic
status
DcnmarkS attitude he con-
cludcd might bc summed up hN a
story an American friend ol ms
brought back from Denmark I'M
mcdiaiclN after the United States
entered the war.
when Won come hack. don't
hiring one gum nkauNmAnn- aid
Dane Told AIS fIlInd -
Bring two gunS--one for
me, too"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
i ctpiTtL SHIPS

ltalyS capital ships of whirh
there are not less than five. All
capable Of 80 or more knots and
her heavy and light cruisers. for
the most part preferred The rcla-
tive security of Spczia and Ia.
rantO.
They made no effort 10 JOIN
the battle even WhCn tdnd opera
tionS IN Sicily foroShadoWcd the
early closing forever of the Mfl-
Slna Straits 10 ANS traffic as
they indeed are today.
The rather unexpected behavior
Of ltaly'S naval arm. of course.
greatly facilitated Allied sea
operations. especially the CLOSE
support Shcllng of SicIlys coast
line and coastal batteries
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

>utuiiou~. real estate brokers
and the gU,crumcnt go prevent
uncontrolled bidding up of
TTrTrry trr rVr~tttrr iruti~tttT
The MIA and it, Coustitu-
rnt units will lend every sup
port within their power to
checking the rise in real estate
price, before II assumes boom
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Italian Fleet
Fled TO Cover
In Sicily Drive
Task Of Allies Made
Much Easier as Result;
Seen as Blow 10 Nazis

ALLIED HQ., y. Africa, Aug.
2S UNS) S)-The Italian fleet. blcd
-te-iess than-haff IT'S prCwdr
strength by devastating Allied air
and sea blows, provided the out
standing surprise of the Slcillan
campaign.
It now can be revealed that
only once during the entire island
campaign did the Italian navy pat
in an appearance. This was a
quick dash by two light cruisers
which tackled an Allied water
boat off SicilN's north coast. But
they beat a haSty withdrawal
when the slow-EoinG Allied craft
turned out to be just one big sea
fortress.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
TIGHTS AGAINST REVOLT

For weeks Turkish dispatches
had said Boris was struggling 10
keep his country from revolving
against ITS AXIS tics
Boris was the eldest son Of
King Ferdinand and he succeeded
10 tho throne upon the abdication
of hIS father oct 3. 1918. Boris
married d Princess GioNanna
daughter of King Victor Emman-
ucl Of Italy ON Oct 25 1890
Boris was horn Jan 80 1894 -
Boris Clement Robert Marie Pie
loW- Stanl~lauS ENavlcr He had
ono brother and two sisters and
bNud all his life IN Bulgaria.
Many attempts were made ON
his IIic bat perhaps the most sem
-1uonal was ln 1928 Al that
time The acrariar Communists. al
ono blow, attempted 10 cNtcrml-
nate the entire government
They planned the attempt I'm
81 NcdclinS Cathedral. sofia.
where the king and cabinet wore
supposed 10 attend the funeral Of
general murdered q day or So
before Just hctort The services
-WCTf 70 SJ8Tt q tTcmCnd0ue bomb
exploded
II wrecked the cathedral killed
200 -nGLsnns and -Auundcd Loo
Sin generals the mayor of Sofia
and scores of officers were killed
hli the KING Was ~8Ncd because ne
arNtd late
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

by the company and a MAJOR
factor in this proNOCatiou was
the companN'S refusal 10 provide
arbitration of disputes.
while labor must observe its
no strike pledge, labor would he
treasured and strengthened in
this determination If there were
sanctions on company engag-
ing i'm pr0vocation."
Taylor IN his opinion analylnl
= plague Of strikes that ma.
impcdcd Chry>ler production since
Pearl Harbor noted that tho
management blamed the union anC
the union blamed the manage
mCnt,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
King Boris Die
MYsteHiousIY
Continued from Page onc)

that he was Ill Throughout Sat
Ardat Berlin broadcast bulletins
saying that tho king was sinking
ttrt1trtfy from an acute attack 0f
angina peClnL!S-a and later il SAID
ne also had lung allmcnt
IT. hungarian MTI agency had
said ho also. had a gall bladder
aImont Hitler was reported 10
have sent specialists 10 Sofia 10
dIagnoso The klngS condition.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
CLAIMS FACTS

mere II evidence on inc
record which seems 10 give some
support 10 both contentious,
Taylor observed
Fourteen United Auto Workers
lCIOl locals were involved n 66
strikes IN Chrl,ler plants in Mich
igan Indiana and California be-
tween Dec 81, 1911. and Jan
S. 1913 Even since that time
during the course of panel hcar-
JnCs. there nave been numerous
producton-crippling Su.kc>, Tay-
loI sand
JAW represents 10000 Chry~ler
workers.
TAYLOR SAID maintenance Of
membership was denied because
the local union leadership has
not assumed ,t> fun responsible
tics He sand thrro had been
numerous and incEru,ahIa work
>tOppagcS bon violation of labor $
no-su.kc pledge
The local union leadership ho
said had been unwilling 10 fore
go the strike weapon as "a means
of resolving industrial disputes
despite the lntolorablc impact
upon The war production pro-
gram
Maintenance Of membership
i no magic formula which
brings about hetIcr- collective
bargaining relations irrespective
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HITS COMMENTATORS

Il was against that background
that Hull spoke out yesterday
against writcrs and commentator,
who. I'M an excess of careless zeal
he said could give aid and COM
fort 10 the enemy az a critical
stage I'm The war
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