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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Slap Turns Acting
To Real Suggest
HOLLYWOOD. May %.

NO MORE tricks for Edward
Dmytryk. director of BEHIND
the Rising Sun He had scene
where Tom Neal, playing q
japanese student. was supposed
TO get in an argument with an
American friend. Don Douglas.
To get Douglas TO register au-
thentic rage. Dmytryk took
Neal aside and told him TO slap
Douglas face.
He got rage. all right, and the
darndest on-the-level Suggest.
Douglas is still smarting from
the trick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
First Hand Information

The reports that Van would
never face cameras again, and
that ne IS SCARED beyond recog-
milton. are ridiculous. Those who
saw the wholesome looking boy
in The War Against Mrs Had
ley" and again as Marcus m
The Human Comedy, V were
shocked and took the gossip OF
his had dlShguratiOn as truth.
l have mad 80 many letters
expressing sympathy that | in
vited Van 10 come and see nae.
With him, when he came 20 my
house. was Betty Asher OF the
M-G-M publicity department.
who was the first 10 arrive on
The scene Of the accident and 10
whom he is grateful for her aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
CurIer Relief

Joan ElondclI another who
h., been missing from the screen
for too long, SAYS sine was lurcd
back 10 the movies In Cry
Havoc not only because nor
role Us good, hut / wont have
10 Get my hair curIcd every
morning What a relief that IS
All this good cheer and ardent
fellowship reminds the cynic of
that time when Metro was maxi
lnc another all-fcmmc movie,
Tho Womcn'-il's so different.
At that time there was con-
siderable polite dickcrng among
the clamor0uS ladies numbering
Norma Shcarcr. Joan Crawford
Roz Russell and Joan Fontunr
about gowns. cio~Cups and bon
mOtS, II YOU recall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
He Is Forgotten

Today that man il forgotten,
but the play IS being remem-
hered by every one who flickS on
the radio and lis revival, which
opens here today at the La
fayette. is drawing widespread
interest, just p years after is
first performance.
The romance Of the Irish
Catholic Girl and the Jewish boy
has become a theatrical byword
and nothing. with the exception
of Tobacco Road has sur
passed IFS record Of 5,O35 per
formanCes.
For this revival Producer
Frank Mccoy has assembled y
cast which has been approved
and supervised by Miss Nichols
herself. When you 60 10 the
Lafayette this week, you'll find
Donald Bran, Louise Snyder,
Lester Allen. Robert Greene,
James ONedl, Bertha Walden,
Herbert Duffy and several others
you have met before across the
fOOtlights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Soldier Friends
Surprise Martha
HOLLYWOOD, May 20.
MARTHA RAVE was

in Africa. two Yanks, Technical
Sgt. Roger Keim and Staff Sgt.
Rollie Nicer, took her in tow.
If you ever come TO Holly
wood, said Martha, leaving.
be sure 10 look me up"
Two days after the star re-
turned TO The coast, the boys
were knocking at her door. They
had gotten a leave and almost
had beaten her to California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
All DisheyeIIed

$50 one +. gong 10 have 80
Hp.y about who lQOn, the
ptttrs' because tHcs are an
completely dshe1ciicd. uHcurlcd
and 4rmaulc,ucd from start 10
finish
For instance the FIRST day Of
h0ouu. director RIchar d
Thorpe tools the entire COM
ptut to Pico, Cal. whore the
gals pushed truck along a
dusty road tor eight solid hours,
SOW" gr.nncd Thorpe, "el-
crJ bodys starting on equal
footing"
Tho foot.oip and hcErimcd la
die, almost got hum for that
Cry Havoc is probably tho
oHB movie oyer made that has
r0 honest 90 Goodness outstand-
Hg stellar role for a woman, and
I you are thinking OF Air
Force that was a mans pie
turc.
Margaret SMlayann who al
Ways has been the star &C. her
films. claims the lack of star
emphasis .- one of the most inn
poilanf reasons She came out OF
-rWl-rctiroWCut 20 accept The
lo'e oi Switty
1T u the only script ! have
ever read" sho explained. in
which all the roles are equal aud
all are equally good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Warren William arrives
the following week at the
Wilson in There's Always
Juliet
show one which we wouldn't
hesitate to recommend COM
pletely.
Bat in Last Week
The Bat flies into its final
week al the Wilson where Zasu
Pitts Is offsetting some OF the
mystery chills with some terrific
laughs.
An expert Coincidence, Miss
Pitts has a role made TO order
as Lizzie. the terrified maid Of
the haunted household. With
her Is an expert company
headed by Kathryn GiyneY,
who does a superb Job as chate-
laine OF the Spook manor.
As soon as Zasu and her COM
pany close Saturday night, the
house will be cleared OF all eerie
shadows to make way for
There's Always juliet" the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
BY CHARLES GENTRY

II YOU are supposed to never
i underestimate the power Of
woman, then for heavens
sake. don't ever try 10 discour-
age a woman playwright.
The Sorriest men in the the
atrcal world today are those
who told Claire Boothe to run
along and pcddIe her plays some
where else or those who gave
hoe AkInS friendly tip TO 90
back home and get married.
But tho rcddest face OF all
must belong to the producer who
told Anne Nichols that she
should take the SCRIPT of Able :
IRISH Rose, when he first saw it,
and rcDaDer the attic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Inspired by Friend

Van fingered between life and
death for days and it didn't seem
as II medical science could patch
that fractured skull and badly
cut head. When he was wheeled
into the operating room with a
20-S0 chance OF life ithe odds be-
ing with The grim reaper d sicH-
der, well groomed man with gray
ing hair stood by his side until the
last stitch had been put in his
laceratcd head. That man was
Victor Fleming. director Of The
movie "a Guy Named Joe which
Van was making when he-had the
accident.
"Nhen 7 saw Victor Eicmiug
standing there" Van SAID. "as-
surfing me Irene Dunno and
Spencer Tracy were waiting for
me 10 finish the picture, il gave
me the will 10 live"
II Just thought" Fleming said.
"thst YOU would like to know
were all with YOU"
Must Take II Easy
II never knew people could be
80 nice" Van said. spencer
came To see me aud brought
books. Miss Dunno inquired
every day and was one of my
first visitors. N-G-N has been
80 good. ] will have to spend my
life trying 10 repay their kind
ness. They've even furnished my
ROOM" he said.
II wanted 10 live with the
Keenan, Nynns and their guest
room had no furniture. wish
you'd see the way MIN fixed
IL up for me.
1T is good TO have home
because YOU know | have to he
careful. can't swim, ride
horseback or take violent eNer-
else. And this" ne said. point
ing TO a glass of gingerale, rs
the strongest drink am al
lowed.
Tells His Story
II suppose ! wouldn't have
appreciated Joan CraVfOrd's
flowers. the messages from all
the gang ~ much and ! dent
mean Just stars he said. II
mean the boys In the prop de-
part ment, mechanics, car
penters, too. IL I hadn't had
such tough break In the be
ginning. Did YOU ever hear my
story ," he asked.
"My agent signed me 10 make
picture at Warmers. I had
heard about how movie stars
were met by brass bands with a
red velvet carpet and flowers.
When my train pulled into the
station there wasn't a soul TO
meet me,
Luck With Him
II took taxi To the Beverly
Mills Hotel that was the name
OF the hotel given me By the
taxi driVerl I thought now,
surely the studio or my agent
will he there. waited a mouth
before | got TO see him and
six months more before I made
q picture--and don't YOU dare
ask me the name Of the picture
| made,
III ! had had any ConCPit he
A. me
by good luck ! met Bill Grady
at M-G-M and he told me to
come see him.
II didn't have much faith
that would get a Job and had
about decided to 20 back 10
New iork-but luck was with
me"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

PART q PAGE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
VSTUP VOLNY!
ST 4. RfJEN
A S. PROSINEC, DNY
PODNIKU &. NJ. S.

Zbyvaj1 jenom tri mes1ce We
kterych G. N. S. must doplniti
svoji kvotu "a rok 1913. Pc let
MIN o~dpocinku Sc mus1me dat
S novou chutf a energif do pra-
ce. G. N. S. Sc usneslo poTada-
ii diva podniky do konce roku.
V pondelf, dine 4. rfjna v 8.
hodin vecer Dude card Party
v Sokolovne. Tento podnik G.
N. S. dostatecne znamy, re sc
nemus1me o mem Siroce rozepi-
sovati.
Druhym podnikem Dude Mi
kulassky trh V nedeli, dine 5.
prosince ktery poTadame spo-
lecne S Pomocnym Vyborem.
Zisk z tohoto podniku sc roz-
deli stejnym dflem mezi GINS
a Pomocnym Vyborem. Trh bu-
de trvati cd obeda az do pull
noci. Budou zde stanky S rue
mimi pracemi, panenkami v sell
skych kroj1ch, S novinkami a
dortami. Mimo to Dude zde sta
mex S obcerstven1m, pecivem,
"hot dogs" a kavou. VeceTe Sc
Dude prodavati dole v kuchyni.
Hudba bratra Svitaka Dude wy
hravati k tanci. Vstupne je
.jen 1Oc. Spolehame sc ma OBJ
vyklou slechetnost ceskych kra-
janG ably nam prispeli vhodny-
mi Diary ma Bingo a pecivem do
kavoveho stanku. Tolik chce-
me Tfci O tonic podniku pro
dneSek.
Nezadavejte 81 tyto diva dny
abyste mohli pTijfti ma card
Party a ma Mikulassky trh,
kde 81 mIzete obstarati vkus-
ne a cenne darby ma Vanoce.
Mimo to sc Dude losovati o
hackovanou deku dar to PAM
Smrhove a panou v narodnlm
kroji rucne vys1vanem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17

pominani, re je to Vasi povin.
nostl necim pfispeti. Zaplat.
me kazdy aspon ten clenskJ
prlspevek $1.0O rocne.
Od posledn1ho kvitovanf y
Telegraph" ma Narodnf Svaz
Ceskych Katol1kG pTispeli ma.
sledujicf:
Ctihodna Sestra Methodie a
dltky 6. tTfdy ~Svato-VaclavskG
skoly $780,; Ctihodna Sestra
Milada a dftky re zahradky
Sv, Vaclavsk6 skoly $31.OO.Jim
patr1 zvlastnf dix, re nejen dit
ky We skole uc1 vlast rodicI
svych milovati, ale ucf je te5
by mnohe 81 odrekly a prispely
ma znovu osvobozenf te vlasti.
Dale pc $500 darovali: -
Katefina Rasocha a Anna We.
sela. Ma odbojovou akci daro.
val Frank Rick $500.
Clenske prfspevky DO $500
zaplatili: = KateTina Rasocha.
Anna Vesela, Agnes F. svejda,
Josef Itch.
Pc $1.00 zaplatili = Vaclav
Dvorak, Eva Hacker, Frank ST
ma, Matej Zelenka, Tomas Pc
tr, Vaclav Havl1k, Frank Mix
sam, Vaclav Stach, Vaclav
Hrabanek.
vsem upf1mne dekuje a G
daisl prispevky prosf "a osadn1
odbocku Mar. Svazu Ceskych
KatoliikG Josef VonaSek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Pravidelna schGze Odbocky
Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruzeni
"PRAVDA ZVfTEZf"
" Baltimore.
v Baltimore.

Prfstf dtery, FL. zaTf v 8:15
hodin vecer v Sokolovne!
Sestry a bratr1: Tato dGlezi-
ta sch1ze poTada Sc proto, aby-
chom ucinili poslednf pTfpravy
ku nasi veTejne schulz &c. zaf1
pTfstf nedeli a dals1m podni-
kun ma kterych Vas zabavnf
vybor horlive PRAGUE! Prosf-
me Vas vsichni do jedne Tady
k nadsene praci ku slavnemu
vftezstvf. Clenove nasi Odboc-
ky mas nikdy nezklamali. We
Time, re spolecnymi silami
p1jdeme k leps1m vysledkGm.
Jsem rad, re pc vsech bourfch,
kterymi jsme museli profit, v
budoucnosti jdeme a pGjdeme
v Baltimore ku pTedu a Zvfte-
Z1me!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
ZAJEZD ZASTUPCE SPOLKU
"SLAVIE" K NASfM KRAJA-
NUN DO WASHINCTONU

potkal Sc S uplnym zdarem!
Jest prfznacno, nam Cech1m,
ze my Sc radi - mezi sebou
skorpfme = ale kdyz to jde do
tuheho, tedy piece jeden dru-
hemu jdeme ma pomoc! TAX
81 dovedu predstavit krasnou
nabfdku Washingtonskych kra-
jand sdruzenych v Czechoslo-
yak Centre. Jakmile sc dovede-
Ii, re jsme Sc upsali ku zakou-
penf Valecnych Bondn We vysi
obavach, re jest
to piece trochu mnoho, ma mas
" Marylandu, pozvali mas mi
nuly tyden az do Alexandra,
Va, a nejen re koupili Bondy,
ale jeste nam slfbili, re nam do
konce mesfce poslou dalsf pTi-
hlasky!
Kratky pobyt byl nam pTfle-
zitosti seznamiti sc S mnoha ma
SINH upTfmnymi ~vlastenci a ma
vazati pfatelske vztahy ku
dalsf praci kteraz Dude ku cti
ceskoslovenskeho jmena v A
merice.
D1ky Yam vsem jak We Wa
shingtonu tax We Virginiii
Vas upT1mny
KAIAS
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
z OSADNf O MAR.
SVAZU CES. KATOLfKU.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Ceskoslovenska kolonie v Bal
timore a okolf vzala ma sebe
velkou 1lohu pro tento mes1c
zaT1 a prfstf ffjen ktera ma da-
lekosahly vyznam a necha Sc
snadno provesti, ale musfme Sc
il s1castniti kazdy z mas.
Pfedevsfm je to zakoupen1
"a 100000 Valecnych BondG
v mesfci zaTf "a kterouzto cast
ku ma byti koupen tezky bitev-
nj aeroplan ktery ma nesti jme-
no "'Pravda Vftezf" ("Truth
Prevails'). Tuto kampan po-
radajf Ceskoslovenske Stavebnf
a Vypomocne Spolky v Balti-
more.
Druha je dobrovolna sbfrka
DART kterou poradaj1 Sdruzene
Ceskoslovenske Spolky v Balti-
more a okoll ma zakoupen1
AMBULANCE pro Americkou
armada. Tato ambulance ode
vzdana ma byti pTi vzpomnlce
statnfho svatku Ceskoslovenske
Samostatnosti %. R1jna.
Prvnf je uloziti svoje pen1ze
ma nejlepsf jistotu a druhe je
pfinesti nejakou obet pro nasi
druhou vlast.
A treti je toto: Rok Sc bl1z1
ku konci a je treba by kazdy z
nasinc1 aspon nec1m prispel ma
osvobozovac1 akci nasf rodne
vlasti.
Narodnf Svaz Ceskych Kato-
llk1 aneb Narodn1 Sdruzenl
ktere spolecne pomahajf k to-
mu by nase rodna zem opet by
Ia svobodna ocekavaji, re kaz-
dy krajan prihlasf sc sam sc
svym peneznim darkem. Ucin-
tie tax a necekejte az budete u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ummmlumMM

Vsem clenIGm radI Jed
noty &. S. A. " Baltimore a O.
koli. Velkofad a Ustredni A
gitacni Vybor G. S. A. pro stat
Maryland svolavaji spolecnou
schIzi vsech clenIG We skole Au-
gustin Herman " sobotu, Is.
zari " 8 hodin vecer, kde budou
rozdany ceny z lohske souteze
ma nabor clerstva. Pritomni bu-
dou organisatori z New Yorku.
Pc schHzi obcerstveni!
Vaclav Prochazka,
Predseda Velkoradu
Stepan Tuna,
Predseda Agitacniho Vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
POHREB.
" ntnrX dino ii

" 1tery, dine IA. zaTi zem-
Tela v Church Home Infirmary
vdova p1. Mary E. Pollhein,
1902 Snyder Ave-, Dundalk,
Md. We staff So let. Narodila
sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb Dude sc konati v So
botu rano z cfsla $50 N. Milton
Ave. do kostela sv. OndTeje a
odtud ma Baltimore hTbitov "a
asisterce Rev. Johna Peacocka.
PohTeb vyprav1 pan Karel E.
S~chimInek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
co NOVEHO
v BALTIMORE?
KALAS

Ma ned6li, 26. zaTf pripravuje
Odbocka Ceskeho Narodn1ho
Sdruzen1 "Pravda Zvftezf" We
.fejnou schulz a pfatelske odpo-
ledne v Sokolovne. Hoste toho-
to dine pozvani: Karel Hudec,
Csl. Generaln1 Konsul z New
Yorku a Frank Balek, predse-
da Krajskeho Vyboru G. N. S.,
zastupce nasi Odbocky ma sjez-
du.-Obrazy = Hudba = OBJ
c~erstven1.
VSTUP VOLNY!
Prosfm, nezapomente ma ne
deli, &c. zaTi $3.50 hodin Cd
poledne!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Zvyseni sluzneho pro mayora
NICK eldina a S clenIG Board of
Estimates jest nepriznivs
odsuZovano.

O
Tyto dny probehla zprava,
re Sc planuje zvysenf sluzneho
starosty McKeldina z $4,000
ma $18,O0O, mestskeho inzeny-
"a n. L. Smitha z $500 ma
$4,000, mestskeho solicitora z
$500 ma $4,000, predsedy
mestske rady TIL. E. Conlona z
$4,000 ma $4,000 a mestskeho
kontrolora HI. E. Crooka z 49,
600 ma $4,000.
Mestst1 radnf L. Abraham a
Jerome Sloman jsou zasadne
prot zvysen1 a doufame, re pa
nj radnf zastupujfcf mas dis
trlkt, v pf1pade jednanf o IVY
SEM sluzneho, budou rozhodne
haJiti zajmy poplatnfk1 a je-
J1ch kapes a budou tez prot
zvysenf.
Pan j. E. Mugford, predseda
baltimorske spolecnosti poplat-
nlk1 prohlasil, re verejnost by
la primo pobouTena zpravou 9
planu zvysenf sluzneho a svola
velkou protestnl schGzi.
Now PAM ma radnici zahaju-
il divnou ekonomii uprostred
valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
MiStni ZprdYy.

Snatek mladeho krajana
We Washingtonu, D. c.. MIMI
lou sobotu, dne IL. zaf1 v $50
vecer oddani byli v Lutheran
Memorial Church, Washington,
D. G. snoubenci: Corp. Emil F.
Jettmar Sc slecnou Gladys Ann
Bottelson. Novomanzel je sy-
mem washingtonskych krajan6
p. a p1. Emilia a Elisky Jettmar.
PAM Jettmarova je byvala bal
acknowledgements sc "a svo-
bodna Beranova.
Mlady Jettmar slouzf nynf We
Fort Belvoir, Va. u Engineer
Board a v nekolika tydnech po-
lett do Australia.
Pan Vaclav Hrabanek daro-
val $1,000 ma Ces. Mar. Sdruze-
nj v Baltimore k ucteni pamat-
ky zemrel6ho ~vlastence DR.. A
leSe Hrdlicky.
= Ma navsteve dlf Tech.
korp. Josef Svehla NIL, syn Una
mych krajanG Josefa a Amy
Svehla, 900 N. Rose st. Mlady
svehla je posadkou We Fort
Bliss, Ell Paso, Texas.
= Radostna udalost v Sokol-
ske rodine. ManzelGm Villa
mu a Evelyn Belbot, 425 N.
Castle ul. narodil Sc 10. zari v
Baltimore General nemocnici
zdravy chlapecek vazfcf 6 ID.
Mamince a d6tatku Sc daTf do
bTe. Chlapecek Sc Dude jme-
novati Ronald a z jeho naroze-
nj mali radost nejen rodice ale
i dedecek a babicka Belbotovi
a Koenigsmarkovi.
- Krajan John w. Kaspar
odejel ma nekolika denni dovo-
lenou do New Yorku ku svemu
synovci vlp. Tomasi Kozlovske-
mu.
= 9th. Sestra M. Vojt6cha
re Tadu Skolnfch Sester de No
ire Dame zemrela v Tadovem
klasteTe V Notch Cliff, Nd,
minulou ned6li, dine II. zarf o.
pGl sedme rano. Pohrbena by
la V 1tery rano pc zadusni mSi
svat6, kterou slouzil vlp. Josef
Soft, c.. SIS. r., ma m1stn1m klas-
tern1m hTbitov6. PohTbu v Pa
nu zesnule zGcastnily Sc Sestry
ucitelky Skoly sv. Vaclava v
Baltimore, kdez sestra Vote
cha blahodarn6 pGsobila pc ce-
lych % let. Vyucovala v prvn1
trfd6 a z1skala 81 1ctu vsech O.
sadnfkG svou vlfdnou povahou.
9th. Sestra Vojt6cha narodi-
la sc dne 2. kv6tna r. 1886 V
Nahosine u Strakonic v &C.
chach. Jejf rodn6 jmeno bylo
Anna Raba. Do Ameriky pri-
,jela roku 1904 a usadila Sc v
New Yorku, kdez tez z~apocala
sv1j Teholn1 zivot roku 1906.
Cele generaci mladych osadnl-
XII pomohla svou trpelivostf ku
pocatecnemu vzdelani. Zajiste
re nynf nezapomenou ma Sic
chetnou dust, ktera ob6tovala
zivot, ably vstfpila do srdcfch
svych malickych sv6TencG las
ku k Bohu a narodu. R. [. P.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17

Oznamuje Sc clenGm spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla a Odboru
Mladeze K. D., re schGze Sc
Dude odbyvat v nedeli, 10. zaf1
cd l do 3 hodin odpoledne.
Matej Hlavac, pTedseda
Jos. j. Wallis, tajemnik
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-10-29
HANDICAPPED TO
GET MORE WAR JOBS

Washington, D. c. (ILNS).-Help
for approximately one and a half
million handicapped persons, to fit as
many of them as possible for war
jobs, is the goal of the strengthened
program of the Office of Vocational
Rehabilitation. Appointment of ma
tional advisory council, made up of 20
outstanding leaders in training for
the handicapped, was recently an
nounced by Federal Security Admin
istrator Paul V. McNutt.
The council was appointed under
terms of the Barden-LaFo gillette Act,
passed in July, which extends earlier
legislation providing federal aid to
state administered vocational rehabi-
litation programs for remedial treat
ment of physical handicaps. A big
part of the new program will consist
of job training.
Already many handicapped persons
hold some types of war jobs, but as a
result of the proposed training, their
their fields of service, it is expected,
will be extended.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-10-29

this country / want to commend the
American Federation of Labor and
your leader for the splendid cooper
alton you have given to the govern
ment.
although it is unfortunate that we
have strikes in any country fighting
this war on our side, the fact that we
have reduced them to an all-time rec
ord is complimentary of your leader
ship and of your loyalty and of your
pledge. We found mistakes, unfortu-
nate incidents happening here and
there throughout our investigation
The Truman Committee, in it's ex-
haustive investigation extending over
a period of years, found industrialists
at fault, found the quality of the ma
terial they were using and selling to
our government not up to standard
We found even in the Army itself
reasons for setting up court martial
proceedings. 1t all brings out the fact
that we are human and that occasion
ally humans err, and when | talk to
you about errors, unfortunately er-
rors did occur in every human fam
lily and in every walk of life. We have
been accused in the ranks of labor of
making mistakes, but when | say to
you that the findings of our commit
tee have shown that even in the indus
trial and financial leadership of the
country, they have made mistakes,
when | add to that that even in the
ranks of the military mistakes have
| been made and court martial proceed
ings have been warranted, then / say
| that so far as we are concerned our
| mistakes have been smaller than they
were by comparison with any other
| nation on earth, and we ought to be
proud of the fact that we rate the
standing of champions.
Talking about champions | am re-
minded of the fact that the New York
| Yankees won at st. Louis few days
ago. They are champions; they have
right to proclaim that they are the
greatest aggregation of baseball play
ers in all the world, and they have the
tangible evidence in the pennant that
will fly pridefully over Yankee Sta
dium. And yet if you look up the box
scores you will find they made some
errors, too"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-10-29
BILL FINN SELLS CAFE

A High street business change was
made few days ago when Bill Finn
sold his cafe and restaurant to Evans
j. Jonson. Jonson takes over, next
Monday, November 1. He has leased
space occupied by the business for
five years. Jonson, it is said, will fol-
low along the line of Finn's principal
in still operating union establish
ment. Bill Finn was in business twen-
ty years, the first place at corner of
Main and &C" streets. Later he was
located at the corner of Front and
Court streets and later at $40 High
street, the present location. When
asked what his future ambitions were,
Bill said, Pm going to take rest, but
| am not tired.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-10-29
AFL DELEGATES
SEND UNION SMOKES

Boston.-Delegates to the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor Convention
here contributed $3.50 for the purchase
of union label cigarettes to be sent
to the fighting forces overseas. Pres
entation was made to President Green
by Delegate Adamski, chairman of
the conventions Good Will Commit
tee. Accepting the donation, Green
said the money would be promptly
used to send cigarettes abroad. Mil
lions of union label Raleigh cigarettes
have been included in the cigarettes
sent by trade unionists to members of
the armed services.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-10-29
Unions In India Meet

Membership in unions in
India numbered 269,s03 March 1, the
International Labor Office reports in
an account of the annual meeting of
the All-India Trade Union Congress
held recently in Nagpur. This figure
represents total membership of 191
unions, it was reported. Approximate
ly 300 delegates attended the confer
ence, which passed resolutions cover
ing cost of living, shortage of essen
tial commodities, price control, ration
ing, and government mediation pro-
cedure.