davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-07-23

mo favorable a la polftica que en-
Italia desarrollaba; es decir, a los
seis meses de su prisi6n, luego de
haber entregado 100000 escudos
para ell Ejercito imperial, conceder
al Emperador una cruZada y ell
diezmo de las rentas eclesiasticas
de Espana, entregar varias ciuda-
des y promoter desistir de la que
ira contra su vencedor.
Esto, y las torpezas de la Cor
tie de Francia, decidieron la victo-
ria a favor del Rey de Espana,
reconocida en- la paz de Cambray
de las DGmGs (ano 1921, Hama
da asi porque la hicieron Margari-
ia de Saboya, tia de Carlos, y Lui-
sa, madre de Francisco.
La gaceta., 1943-07-23

Libre de estos cuidados, vence-
dor reconocido por la Europa y
deseoso de reconciliarse ostensible-
mente con ell Papa, a quien tanto
Y por tan largo tempo habia ofen
dido, Carlos V dispuso ell viaje de
Italia, al que, acertadamente, con-
cedfa extraordinaria importancia.
Habil politico, hizo que sus gene
rales Y embajadores Sc ~pusiesen
de acuerdo con ell Pontifice para
c%oncertar I'm programa que borra-
Sc de la memoria de los italianOs
recuerdos tan luctuosos como re-
cientes. Y ash fue, en- efecto.
En- Geneva, que lie debfa ell apo
70 prestado a Doria-noble restau
rador de u libertades-, desem-
barco Y fue recibido en- triunfo.
De ALI Sc dirigio a Bolonia, donde
iba a coronarse Rey de los lom-
bardos Y Emperador de los roma
nos. Setenta amos hacia que Italia
no veia coronar a ningdn Empera-
(Pasa a la pagina y
La gaceta., 1943-07-23
Por Hermoaenes Genam0r

PoT HermOgenes Genamor
En- los primeros meses del ano
de gracia de 1880 vic la noble eiu-
dad de Bolonia dos cosas con las
que nunca-y menos entonces =
pudo sonar. De todOs MOODS, 81 Ia
una podia caber como hacedero en-
Ia mente de los habitantes de la
gran ciudad, desechandose la otra
como Sc desecha una idea dispara-
tada en extreme. Mas como ell
mundo no Sc mueve a impulses de
la l6gica, y la vida nos %sorprende
a menudO con la realidad de los
hechos que tienen menos raz6n de
ser, 10 cierto y positive es que en-
ell sxpresado aho pudo verse, bajo
IN mismo patio y cOmpartiendo
los aplausos del numeroso p1blico
que presenciaba la ceremonial, al
Papa Clemente VII y al Cesar
Carlos / de Espaha y v de Ale
mania, ell cual Cesar acababa de
ser ungido Emperador germanico
por Ell jefe de la c~ristiandad.
Maravillabanse todos de que Ia
les cosas lutheran podido realizar-
Sc, y a1n mas de que ambos per-
sonajes Sc trataran con la fina
cortesania de caballeros que NADIA
tienen que reprOcharse, como 81 81
cOmportamiento muchO hubiers
revestido en- tOda OCCASION csc con
siderable respeto que engendra Ia
simpatia y que enlaza la amistad
Pero 81 con esta exhibition pdblica
Sc pretendfa dar al divide los aeon
tecimientos de los 1ltimos amos,
no todos los espectadores eran tan
asequibles a la suggestion, nj era
su menoria tan flaca que no tu-
viesen presente IA gran tragedia
que habia euIninado en- cuatrO
hechos famososi rOta de los fran
ceses en- Pavia, prisi6n de Francis
co /, saqueo a. Roma y prisi6n del
Papa en- q " de SAINT Angelo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-23

Cuando Francesca traspuso los
Princes agito vivsmente la dies
ira por encima de su cabeza y girl
to con vi ave q gosO hacia tenn
blOrosa: odasSa SOY Reyl" Su-
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
DEFUNCIONES

SRA. GENARO GUERRA, de
So amos de edad, vecina del 2510
Armenia, falleci6 ell sabado en- un
hospital local. lie ~sobreviven su IS
poso, Pablo Guerra, dos hijOs,
Louis v Henry Guerra, una hija,
Srta. Luisa Guerra, su mama, la
Sra. Emeteria Garcia, una hernia
ma, Nicolasa Fernandez, un her
mano, Emeterio Guerra. E. sepe-
lilo Sc efectuara manana martes,
partiendo el cortejo desde la Ca
pilla de la Funeraria de A. P. Be-
"a, hasta ell Cementerio del Cen
tro Espanol. Sc ruega la omission
de ofrendas florales.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
Ell CANADA

(Viene de la Primera Pagina)
Motorizado, fue reforzado varias
veces Y ha quedado convertible en-
IN battalion.
Las tropas rusas liberaron a
mas de 1000 ciudadanos que los
alemanes iban a dsportar para su
territorio, en- calidad de obreros
esclavos.
Russia esta hacienda frente en-
estos momentos a mas de 200 divi-
stones alemanas Y Satellites"
Ell Soviet no quiere una paz Sc
parada; pero ST desea que Sc lie
quite de encima una parte del pc
so de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
La muerte de un republican, ejemplar
JESUS DEL RIO

Esta noche Sc reuniran, para
acordar los detalles del %entierro,
la Junta de Cultura Espanola y la
Logia Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA.
Existe ell p~rop6sito de tender el
cadaver en- la sala de los Caballe-
ros y la Junta, en- la Gale 10 y
Novena avenida.
P~ertenecia a la sociedad Centre
Espanol Y otras instituciones.
Frecuentemente visitaba esta re
dacci6n, donde Sc lie guerra con abb
soluta sinceridad.
Mahana por la tarde Sc efectua-
ra ell entierro.
ida de duelo ell de hoy para to-
dos los que amamos a la Espana
republican, y al pueblo espanol!
JESUS del Rio era un factor de
valia en- la retaguardia.
Descanse para siempre ell queri-
do amigo y companero en- la lucha
por la libertad de todos los opri-
midos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

SRTA. MARIA GRANELL, de
% amos de edad, falleci6 ell domin-
go en- la ciudad de Nueva York.
lie sobreviven sus padres, los es-
pesos Vicente y Gloria Granell del
1914 Cano Court, dos hermanos,
Gonzalo Granell en- Camp Edward
en- Mass. Y Vicente Granell en-
Lakeland, una hermana, Elba Mar
bora del sepelio sera anunciado O.
portunamente por la Funeraria de
A. P. Boza.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
limit
Ell EnemigO de las Canas

Ell Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta %apezarado por esak
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de So
yida Y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT Y su cabello tendra esa
,narencia de iuventud. TINTIT
70 conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a So
5otica o 81 no al telefono nGmero
Yt354. Para pedidos a la agencia
p. O. Box $500. Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Cuando iba para su trabajo en-
la mahana de hoy, a las S;3O' Sc
eav6 en- la Septima avenida, como
herido Dor un rayo, un republica-
no ejemplar, y un gallego que a.
maba a Espaha y a SD region, ell
ouerido amigo JESUS del Rio.
Personals que por ALI pasaban
avisaron a una ambulancia y ell
cuerpo fue recogido y llevado al
sanatorio del Centre Asutriano.
Ell medico inferno de guardia lie
reconcile Y dijo que habia dejado
De existir.
La muerte de JESUS, tan bueno
Y tan digno, es una perdida impor
tante para la Junta de Cultura
Espahola y la causa de la Repu-
blica Espanola.
Era un ferviente republican, y
desde Tampa enviaba dinero, en-
union de varios ~espanoles y ell di-
rector de este peri6dico, a Don
Vicente Blasco Ibahez, ell lider,
que entonces residia en- Mention,
Francia.
Del Rio ~recolectaba las pesetas
los d6lares y escrupulosamente
enviaba hasta ell ultimo centavo.
Modesto, afable, servicial, carl
noso, procuraba no caer en- dispu-
tas "pequenas" y sofia decir: "pri
nero debemos luchar y velar por
los principles Y despues, 81 nos
parece, discutir las personals"
Apost6lica, dentro de sus limi-
taciones, era su mission.
Jamas Sc negaba a TRAFALGAR, sin
recompensa, por la causa del an
tifascismo. Firme era su Inca de
conducta; pero suave, digna de su
bondad y honradez.
Muchas wees anduvo sca de
dinero, por falta de trabajo, pero
marchaba con la cabeza alta Y no
pedia ayuda.
Pocos hombres como el ha tent
do la causa de la RepGblica Espa-
nola, no solo en- Tampa, sino tam
bi6n en- Norte y Sud America.
Cuando el pueblo espahol res
pondi6 a los feroces ataques del
fascismo International, en 1886,
JESUS del Rio, sin a~spavientos, e
ch6 sobre u hombros una consi-
derable cantidad de trabajo.
Cojeaba, pero no Sc cansaba; a
todas horas Sc lie veia en- la bre-
cha, sonriente, decidido, libre de
prejuicios malsanos.
iTenia que morir asi, en- pocos
minutos, cast sufrir, ell hombre
que amaba a sus companeros Y
detestaba las controversies mutt
tiles!
FL cadaver esta depositado en-
la funeraria de Armando P. Be-
"a, en- West Tampa, y hoy llega-
ra su hermano, que reside en-
Lakeland.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias ocasionales. TemperA
tura propia de la %temporada.
Minima, a las l de la madruga-
da, 70 grades.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Haga su parte: Compre
RONOS DE GUERRA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
TwoDesiignerS
Quit FordCo.

Res CnatIon r. two leaders in
the Ford Motor Go s designing
department vss confirmed today
by Ford officials
They arc Lawrence & SHIELD
rick chief engineer and head Of
engineering design. who developed
the army's amphlbian ieep. and
+ 7. Gregorie, 35-year-old direc-
tor Of design. who planned the
Lincoln Continental
SheIdrick. with the company
since 1922. was formerly aSSocI.
ated with Hudson Continental
and Thinker Axle. He viii be sue
Ceedcd by Dale Roeder. his assist
ant M charge Of truck engineer
Inc and ! J Wharam. cha-, Sis
engineer GreCorie'S successor has
not been announced. He had been
with the company for eight years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Control of All Hiring
Sought for Us. Unit
\ TRUCKL0AB OF &C

The Detroit War Msnpower
Commission today had under con
sheraton = plan which would
place complete control Of hirln-
OF All male labor here under the
L. & Employment Service. Only
m this way, VINO officials believe
can the number Of men now m
DetrClts war plants be increased
q net T. 900.
approximately s. 600 new work
ers VIII he needed n tho factories
here by the first of the year &C.
cordInE 10 Montague 4. Clark.
head Of Tho regional VINO Be-
sides tho 1000 men. Clark looks
for 10000 more women 10 enter
industry
II The USES is thus given con-
trol Of male hiring ~ can channel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Parents 10 Attend
Forum on Delinquency

Juvenile delinquency us causes
and remedies Will be discussed at
S p. m. Friday in the Rackham
Memorial Building atN an open
forum In which an Detroit par
cnts are invited 10 participate.
Laurentinc Collins. assistant di-
rector of school and community
relations for the board of educa-
ton, will lead the discussions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Landlords Seek
Repair Holiday

Suspension n repairs 10 build
irEs during the wartime emer-
genCy because Of the difficulties
OF getting materials and labor.
was suggested today by the Inner
Boulevard Taxpayers Association.
an organization composed largely
Of landlords IN a petition to the
common council.
The request was opposed in 4
communication TO the council from
Joseph p. Wolff. commissioner Of
buildings and safety engineering.
The council turned down Wolf
request for 4 public hearing on the
matter, explaining that he had full
authority 10 handle 1T and could
call a public hearing If he wished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
JAW Rips
Refining
Photo by Times star Photographers

Reversal Of 2 regional WLB
ruling governing piece work rates
m the Timken-Detroit Axle Co.
was asked today by r. J. Thomas,
UAW-CIO president. and William
c Stevenson, regional director
for the union.
In a letter 10 National WLB
Chairman Davis. Thomas cited the
Tlmken case a an example of
why he would continue TO urge
members of hls union 10 reject
overtureS for a return to piece
work
The issue presented in the
Thinker case il this" Thomas
wrote Does management have
the right To refine Jobs which
would result IN cutting the
wages Of workers ~ point
below their previous average
hourly earnings? >"
Thomas contended that the
board S decision 10 do nothing
about the Conpany'S refining OF
piece rate Jobs was a violation
Of the presidential order which
provided that there should be no
reduction of wage rates.
The UAW-CIO certainly does
not object to increased produC-
ton. We are anxious 10 increase
the output Of war materials.
But We do object 10 the opera
tion of the piece work system
which increases production on
one hand. and leads, on the other,
10 reduction Of labor'S wage.
Obviously we are not going TO
get greater war production If
the reward Is TO be wage cuts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
2CounCiI Candidates
FurIouqhed by 0CD

Deputy Air Raid Warden
George Edwards and Karl II.
Smith assistant wardeh of area
6, have been granted furloughs
from their OCD duties for the
duration of the council campaign,
according 10 OCD Director Frank
McLaury
The action was taken 20 keep
the OCD staff free Of any faint
Of politics and on the request OF
the two men, McLaury said Both
men are candidates for the
council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
Jack Pickering

THERE IS one expression
that / have heard so often in
the last few weeks that I'm
thoroughly sick Of it:
"Oh, everybody has money
these days"
There's a basis of truth, but
there are still plenty of people
who aren't making any more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Steel Strike Inquiry On

GARY Sept n I%Sl-A An in-
ves'JCatIon az AN unauthorized
strike hat tied up production by
= 600 workers M the I'm mill Of
tho CarneCie-Illnol- steel Corp
Yesterday was expected 10 be
started today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

than they did
b e fore the
war. So why
rub il in?
Just let them
struggle with
their family
b U d & @ t $
IN heroic ST.
.ence, They
are a m o n <
the real I'M
sung heroes
Of the war.
II you don't
think there
are plenty of
people W n o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
MOVES PLANNED

INTERCIIl MOVES PLANNED
Applicant, in critics outside De-
troit m which there were labor
SURPRISES would be sent 10 Detroit
and other cities m which short
ages appeared certain
The plan D, admittedly a radi-
cal one and Is being ScrutnIled
carefully. among others by the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT advisory COM
mi'tee Of the WNC. Of which
Clark acts as chairman Some
members Of the advisory commit
tee arc said 70 be dIsputins the
necessity for placing the USES in
complete control of male hiring
Clark. however. views the man
power situation IN the Detroit
area as extremely critical He
pointed out that. while the num-
ber-uf men working IN war plants
here had increased by less than
10000 since September. 1912. the
number Of women workers had
been boosted from 81 700 10 nearly
100000 m The same period
MUST CHANGE JOBS
Not only VIII more men have 10
come into industry but thousands
must change Jobs and shifts 70
make way for the further influx
Of women, Clark warned
Most men wont want To
make changes To hot. dirty
jobs" he admitted But there
are certain Jobs that women
cannot fill 80 male workers
must leave pleasant. lighter
work and switch 10 jobs which
require strength as well a.
skill
Clark pointed 10 tho scarcity Of
workers for foundries The prod
uCtS Of the foundrleS are lnpor-
tant 10 every bomber that flies
over Berlin, for every ship that
lands troops IN Italy. he sand.
We need landing barges. gun
carriages and all sorts Of muni-
tions in which forgingS and cast
ings are used" he asserted
Clark predicted that thousands
Of men would have 10 give up first
shift Jobs TO take second and third
shifts and let women form most Of
the FIRST shifts AZ the plants
This will disarrange the
home lives of many families" he
said But family life il also
broken up when a man goes in
the army or navy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
'SOdpb0x Orators in Drive
To Sour State S Bond Sales

Leaders Of the decisive Third War Loan drive redoubed
their efforts today Michigan from the shame of letting
fighting uniform the critical period OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

our shores" Cody said. Thou
sands will never come back.
Thousands more will die before
IL is over. Still others will come
back like these boys, with legs
and arms shot away.
Can we look them in the
eve and say we did our part:"
Mai. Martini told the audience:
I'VE are meeting our quota
not in dollars, but in blood,
sweat and death.
There are only 81 of us left
out Of a group of 500 air force
officers l went over with last
August"
WE'RE LUCKY ONES
Women war workers at the
plant brushed. tears from their
eyes as Pvt. Tommy Prince, 20, Of
Raleigh, ~. c.. his left trousers
leg pinned up as a memento of a
tank battle in North Africa,
swung up 10 the r1icrophone on
clutches and said:
I'VE are the lucky ones from
Percy Jones. We are able to
get around. Most of the boys
there aren't as lucky as we.
Buy bonds and get this ter
rible thing over with before we
fill up too many such hospitals"
The workers stood in silence to
catch the words of Pvt. William
Langley. 20, Ogdensburg, N. Y,
almost voicelesS because a jap
sniper's bullet went through his
throat.
RUSH FOR BONDS
After the rally, employees
pushed forward TO sign up for
more bonds and plant officials
predicted the quota there would
be exceeded.
Meanwhile, from 1876 Detroit
street corners, Judges and lawyers
will make repeated four-minute
speeches. appealing for the pur-
chase of bonds tomorrow, desig.
mated as "Soapbox Day"
The members of the bar. while
local courts remain in recess from
II A. m. until 2 p. m. will gather
their forces at the county build
ing at 1880 a. m. and parade up
Woodward 10 Grand Circus Park.
JUDGES MARSHALS
Marshals of the parade will be
Supreme Court Justices Henry M.
Butzel and George E. Bushnell,
Judge Charles c. Simons of the
L. S. Circuit Court of Appeals,
and District Judges Arthur j.
futile, Edward J. Monet, Ernest
A. OBrien, Arthur F. Lederle
and Frank A. Picard.
At the park, they will separate
into squads and proceed to as
signed street corners.
This Is our duty to the boys
In the armed services, our COM
munity and our country. We
shall not fail our responsibility"
Waldo c. Granse, chairman Of
the Detroit Bench and Bar War
Bond Committee, said.
SCHOOLS INCREASE SALES
Detroit's schools. too. increased
their participation in the war
bond drive. At Pershing High
School, student brothers and
sisters OF men in the armed forces
signed up 10 reinforce the ( bond
fathers as E bond brothers and
| sisters.
Sales of S150.OOO in E bonds
were reported by a group of five
schools-Hutchins and Durfee In
termediate schools. Central High
and Mccullough and Brady grade
schools.
A special inducement. ride in
ieep. was offered TO students
selling $50 worth of bonds at
Michael intermediate and a ride
in an armored car for Sl0O worth.
Thursday has been set aside az
School Bond Day. during which
pupils will be permitted to leave
/ classes 10 sell bonds.
Friday will be Gallants' Day,
while Saturday has been desig-
mated Buy Bond for Soldier
\ Day.
The fifth special appeal OF the
week will be Church Day. next
Sunday, during which clergymen
will stress, from their pulpits, the
Importance OF the bond drive.
I 2Coun(il Candidates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROCEssED FOODS Blue stamps
L, Y, N-Vaud 90 OCT 90.
GASOLINE
A-Coupon Is gallons Oh TO-DAY.
FUEL OIL
Period S-ii gallons 20 sept 3n
Period I NEW series 30 gallons fnr
each unit until Jan.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLtNEs
A-Sept 80. Boot. 81 t-Nov 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Take the Casualty Lists From Bloody Saeno Wake Up Detroit?

We've had of the Italy-he
We haven't been told about the blood that flowed So
beach. The list still that
blasted Germanys hope of pushing into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Frank N bey said yesterday that had lost
the preceding as hours than all of the months Pearl Harbor
Perhaps telling
wounded need awakening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

truth that this far from
Third failing here II fail, and
will NOW.
We have only of shameful laXty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

workers ~ iobs which are most
critical Clark pointed out. War
plants would be unable 70 hire
through their employment Offices
but would be- required TO recruit
labor through The USES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
MICHIGAN FAILING

IL am bitter after looking at
the latest reports. Michigan is
failing, and failing miserably,"
Delmar Cody. deputy state adj
ministrator for the treasury
department. told war bond
rally of several thousand work.
ers at McCord Radiator Co.,
25S7 East Grand boulevard.
on the platform at the plant
Will him were four disabled SOL
dierS from Percy Jones Hospital,
Battle Greek. three of whom had
lost legs in the African and Pa
clfc fighting, and youthful Maj.
Allen V Martini. Flying Fortress
pilot who has won the DEC, Sill
yer Star and four air medals for
action over Germany.
we are asking our boys TO
make the supreme sacrifice to
keep the horrors of war from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
oPA RULES PLANTED
ONE IN THREE ALONE

Driving past r, Vernon and
Conner street corner near five
major war plants-bctWeen i 30
p. m. and 80 a. m. 81 additional
motorists drove alone Two out Of
every three Of the b and c.
drivers passing that corner during
lunch hour Haunted OPA regula-
lions designed 70 save war-vltsl
gasoline and tires
A final check At The parking lot
entrance Of A Dearborn war plant.
for one hour after Sis =. m, sup
ported the Vernon and Conner
findings as SIS of i3q vehicles
whose owners had B. or C
books or both had no passengers
Twenty cars had one passenger.
while 80 had two or more pas
SenEers.
Best "sharo.the-rlde' spirit of
All was shown by holders of "A
cards. a. s. of The 10 motorists
m that class gave rides 20 one or
more passengers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
CELEBRATE TOO SOON

The victory at Salerno Is be-
ing celebrated much too soon"
lsbey warned. The home front,
after the beautiful showing of
our troops, is sitting back and
relaxing.
But the show is not over yet.
Salerno was only a beachhead.
Ahead lies the whole continent
Of Europe that must be con-
quered."
Isbey stressed the fact that the
money 10 save the drive was that
in the hands of workers and the
little people, the mattress
money in small savings and in
the homes, the money that would
hurt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Workers FIout
0PA Warning
To Share Ride

Hundreds Of Detroit motorists
disregarded an OPA warning yes
terday that holders Of e" and
&C" gas ration books face severe
Slashes in their allotments If they
break share the ride rules.
Despite an announcement by
Mileage Rationing Officer r. T.
Broadwell that seven five-man
teams would begin investigation
Of offenders. 425 motorists in four
of the city'S busiest districts
drove alone. a Detroit Times sur
vey showed.
ONE IN THREE ALONE
The violations were heaviest
during Changes Of shifts at war
plants. Almost one in every three
of the 1862 cars checked in the
survey had no passengers.
Between $50 and $50 a. m, 90
infractionS Of share the ride
rules were observed al CaSS and
Grand River, while an additional
1855 motorists with b" and &C
stamps were found driving alone
at Gratlot and BeaHblen, Twenty
exc Of tho drivers whose cars car
RED no passengers were women,
who appeared after 9 A. m.
Drivers of "a cars, IN contrast
10 their more fortunate B and
&C brothers. followed share the
ride rules 10 tho letter Hundreds
Of the cars working under strict
est Of rationlng rules had several
passengers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21


With II days of the drive gone,
and only nine days left, figures
released by Frank n isbey, state
chairman of the drive, disclosed
That Wayne County, with the
drive almost two-thirds over,
has made only l79 per cent Of
its quota of ( bonds.
That this county has made
the poorest showing, so far Of
any county in the state.
That, while ON counties
have rel c h e d their quotas,
Michigan as a whole IS 70 per
cent short of its goal
Treasury department officials
who have warned the public, the
last several days, that the cam
paign was tagging. made no at
tempt TO conceal the gravity OF
the situation.