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The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03
Film Fare on the Fort


No. 1 Only Show starts at 900 nm
y-Theatres No. 1875, Show starts at 200 pm.
Theatres No. ga, Show starts at 1880 pm
1hursday-Theatre No only show starts at ZOO p.m
NIGHT SCHEDULE
heatres No. 1-2-5, Show starts at 6:30 nm
Theatres No. 3-4 Show starts at 500 PM
Saturday, Dec. 4th
Hands Across the Border"-Roy Rogers ShortS-Be-
hind the Big Top This Is Tomorrow, Daffy the Com
nlando.
There Is Something About sodier"-Doug1as Drake
Evelyn Keyes Shorts-Arny- Navy Screen Magazine
Community Sing No. 5.
His Buffers Sister"-Deanna Durbin Franchot Tone
Pat OBrlen ShortS-Paramount News No. 25.
Sunday, Dec. 5th
His Buffers SiSter"-Deanna Durbin Franchot Tone
Pat OBrien. Shorts-Paramount News No. 25 The Old
Army Game.
1 '"The North Star"-Walter Huston Walter Brennan,
Anne Baxter. Shorts Paramount News No 26.
There Is Something About Soldier'-Doueas Drake
Evelyn Keyes Shorts-Ar1ny Navy Screen Magazine
Community Sing No. s.
Monday, Dec. 9th
His Buffers Sister"-Deanna Durbin Franchot Tone
Pat OBrien. Shorts-Paramount News No. 25 The Old
Army Game.
Anne Baxter. Shorts-Paramount News No 26
There Is Something About Soldier"-Douglas Drake
Community Sing No. s.
Tuesday, Dec. 7th
There Is Something About Soldier"-Douglas Drake
Evelyn Keyes. Shorts-AInny-Na Screen Magazine
Community Sing No 5.
Return of the Vapire"-Bela Lugos Frieda Inescourt
SOS Your Uncle"-Eyse Knox, Donald Woods Billie
Burke, Jan CARRIER
The North star"-Walter Huston, Walter Brennan,
Anne Baxter Shorts-Paramount News No. 26
Wednesday. Dec. 9Th
There Is Something About Soldier Douglas Drake
Evelyn Keyes. Shorts-Arrny- Navy Screen Magazine
Community Sing No 5.
The Heats On"-Mae West, William Gaxton, Victor
Moore, Jan CARRIER. Shorts-Paramount News No. 27
March of Time No. 4.
The North Star"-Water Huston, Walter Brennan
Anne Baxter Shorts-Paramount News No. 26
Thursday, Dec. 9Th
The North Star Walter Huston Walter Brennan,
Anne Baxter. Shorts-Paramount News No 26.
The Heats On'-Mae West, William Gaxton Victor
Moore, Jan CARRIER. Shorts-Paramount News No. 81
March of Time No f.
Return of the Vampire Lugosi Frieda Inescourt
SOS Your Uncle'-Elyse knox, Donald Woods Billie
Burke, Jan CARRIER.
Friday. Dec. 10th
The North Star Walter Huston. Walter Brennan
Anne Baxter. Shorts-Paramount News No g.
Women in Bondage'-Gail Patrick, Nancy Kelly Bill
Henry. Shorts Phony Express. Champions, What's
Buzzin Buzzard?
THE Heats On'-Mae West, Villa Gaxton Victor
Moore, Jan CARRIER Shorts-Paramount News No 81
March of Time No. 4
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03
Fish Carry Lunch

Newly-hatched fish are provided
with an attached lunch basket" a
small yolk sac filled with food
enough to supply them until they
can obtain it for themselves.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03
Gets RatiOning Note

At sea level an automobile driver
gets about three miles to a gallon
more out of his gasoline than one
who drives at a 10,o00-foot eleva-
ton.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

IeNleW-HlIpIS SSSlNSr pICS1oOs oiSlAAAA
can't.
The annoucer's felicitous phrase
Huachuca's Rose Bowl
That first touchdown-it came SO
quickly that probably more than
half the fans didn't know what had
happened. a
Watson's 6O-yard sideline trek-he
must have been consorting with the
TankerS.
what "A Man" Johnson-he's
THE -Huachuca halfback and no>y
doubt about it.
That three-way sleight-of- hand
behind the line, where now you saw
it and now you didn't. Capt Irwin
gives credit to Jack" Adkins, and
he to Pop" Warner, for that one.
Robinson of the recently arrived
758th Tankers = he played 81 min
uteS.
The effective bottling- up of the
spreader play.
The general exodus of Buffaloes
after the third quarter.
The sportsmanShip of the officers
from the 371st, who presented Coach
Irwin with a 50-cent cigar. Gle en-
joyed it, tooD,
The camaraderie of the Tank
Corps officers in the stands-good
stuff!
The field judges temperamental :
pistol-it had mind of its own.
The between halves demonstra-
ton of superb Observation-Disclosures
better anywhere.
In fact, the "occasion'-on Of !.
Huachuca's really BIG days.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

First radio license in the United
States was issued to a resident of
Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1911.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

Ohio has more cities with pop
ulations greater than 100000 than
any other state in the Union.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03
At the Game
We MorveIed At

The presentation ceremonies and<s
review-impressive, precise, signifi-
cant.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

The annoucer's felicitous phrase
Rose Bowl"
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

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Theatre No, 1
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The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

That first touchdown-it came so
quickly that probably more than
half the fans didn't know what had
happened. b.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-03

Watson's 6O-yard sideline trek-he
must have been consorting with the
TankerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Roller Officials
To Meet Here

Roller skating officials will
convene in the Arena Gardens to-
morrow morning for the semian-
nual meeting OF the Roller Skating
Rink Operators Association OF the
L. s. Board OF Control.
Sanctions for state meets in 81
states and the awarding OF the
ational championships in speed.
Figure and dance competitions will
be made. 20
Reports will be made by COM
mittee chairmen Perry B. Ransom,
Deal. n. j.. dance committee;
Charles Feffers. Oakland. Cal.
figure skating: Cap" Sefferinom,
Clncinatti. speed skating. and Fred
Bergen, Boston, tests ansecompeu-
tons.
During the two days ,Edward
C0nover. recreation section serN-
ices trade officer civilian request
division of the WPB. will listen
10 pleas Of the officials for release
Of steel to produce thousands oil
pairs OF roller skates TO help Keep
the young folks off the streets as
an aid TO help curb child de-
linuuency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
i. N. Trainees
To Miss Game

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 6-FreSh
from its SIPS victory over Cen
trail Michigan. Michlgans basket
ball team VIII play the ffiers At
RomuluS air base tonight bat II
will be without the services Of
any OF its navy or marine traIneeS.
All the personnel in the navy
VIZ program must be IN barracks
by 7.l5 p. m on week day nights,
and this makes II impossible for
navy and marine tralnceS 20 play
on any night except Friday and
Saturday, when the restrictions
are lifted.
Thus. the Wolverines viii be
deprived OF nine of their players.
including three starters. Dave
Strack. Dick Shridcr, and Wayne
Thompson, and Bob Niese, an
other top flight forward
Coach Benny OoSterbaan indl-
Gated that his trainee-lcSS team
that will start against R0mulus
will have Don Lund and John
Leddy at guards. Bill Seymour
and Bruce Hilkene az forwards.
and Bill .Oren AT center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Perfect Bowler Has
a Perfect Weekend

caught for Hudson Isl in Class p
of Detroit Amateur Baseball Fed
GRAFTON and a brother Of Joe who
pitched and played outneld for
Chevrolet in Glass A. The broth
crs also played in the UAW-CIO
league, Ben with Hudson and Joe
with Ford 500
Ben's 300 for Harper Recres-
ton AZ North End is his first
since ne began bowling six years
ago. Up 10 then his best was 26o
and his average is 172. His big
one was the finishing dab to his
653 series as Harper was meeting
North End
Ii was the first 800 AT North
End since 1871 and the fellow who
had il. Archie Jankowski, was on
the North End team that lost
three points 10 Harper.
The next day Ben and his
doubles partner went over to Ritz
tiers and defeated Joe Donaldson
and Herb Nichols for a $500 purse.
1871 10 1889 in five games, Pom
tone scoring 976
Pontone signed for the tourna-
mcnt held annually at Ritter $
which is open 10 all district con-
toStants who have sanctioned 300.
The event is on Dec. 20 with
entries closing Dec "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
.IHf DETROIT TIMES

For most persons in Detroit
Christmas comes on Dec. > but
if Santa Claus misses Ben Pom
tone of 6216 Townsend why Ben
won't mind a bit. His thrill came
over the weekend when he rolled
the Travelling Leagues first 300
OF the season, had a sos check
from North End Recreation IN
recognition. and next day took
home $3.50 as his share Of a $500
special doubles match at RitterS.
In the line Of hardware" Pom
tone will have his choice Of an
ABC medal or fob and the DAB
ring or medal. He will have some
thing To show his basketball and
baseball pals when they start a
hot stove session come January.
His is the districts fourth of
the season. Preceding him in order
were Joe MOTTO al Imperial; Mrs.
Clarence tHattie) Wooster al
Ritter's, and Stanley Baker al Art
Center Nov. 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Bronco Cdgers
Face Hard Week

KALAMAZOO. Dec s (UP)-
Fort Custer and Northwestern
University will provide the
basketball opposition for western
Michigan's quint this coming
week. with the Broncos meeting
the soldiers Dec. Z at home and
then entraining for Evanston. Ill.
10 take on the Wildcats in their
annual game Dec. IL.
Although Fort Custer, last
week, barely eked out a 1928
victory over Central Michigan,
the same team that Western
later trounced 51-24, the soldiers
may hand the Broncos A surprise
package. Custer boasts some
stellar cagers. including Howard
McCarty. captain and center. q
\former Wayne star; Pat Patter-
'son. slippery little forward from
Grinnell College Of Iowa, and
Bentley Balbridge of the Uni
versity Of Missouri.
Coach Dutch Lomhurg's Wild
cat team, built around the famed
otto Graham, will attempt "a
even the score since dropping last
seasons tilt, 52-d2 Lend-lease
material has strengthened North
westerns prospects for producing
a ranking Big Ten quintet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
FIRST or SEASON

The Wings are making their
first visit to Boston since they
shut out the Bruins two straight
here last spring 10 wind up the
Stanley cup playoffs. Detroit
doesn't look so tough now but
neither do the Bruins.
Howe and Crosse, two OF Adams
three centers are banged up, thus
illustrating his argument that
there was little sense in slashing
club rosters just TO make the
Rangers feel better
"I've seen the time when We
started a road trip with is men
and had to play the third game
with only nine" said Adams.
1--WE got by at Montreal because
We had those players on the
Canadian side but II We 20 into
this game tomorrow night Grip
pied up we'll just have to
take IT."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Boxing Tonight

Providence r. Tony Costa W
Jackie wilson Nee Aayen Conn -
Charley Eagle vs. Herman Bedger Bath
Ne Fern PeHerer vs. Henry LeGasse
Washington Lee Oms IS George Parks
Newark =. j. Danny kspllow Va solo
mon stewart. Chirs Eo..J Joey SHHck So
Robert Simmons Baltimore Client Con
Nat ss curtis sheppard Trenton
TArt Lane 80 Danny Cox New orle
Aua-CiuF scream ~ Herhie lockwood
ocean Para J.--Tourny fiHrianf vs.
Ten NIs. Norwich. Conn jack Hawk
Vs. Tony GiHo. New YORK 81 Nick's '--
Marvin Rtysnt vs. Lsrry AnzsIopc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Stroh TO Defend
f. Title in Match
With Phi|Iy 5

CHICAGO Dec. 6 -SToh, holder
Of the national match game bowl
ing championship and RoSatto-
Barrys of Philadelphia, will get
together in an 1S-game series for
a $1,000 purse. the first nine in
Philadelphia Feb. 1920 and the
second at Palace Recreation in
Detroit Feb. 26-27.
Joe Norris. Stroh captain, here
for the national championship
singles matches and Joe Barry,
sponsor of the Philadelphians,
completed arrangements today
Ben Rose, current average 21s
in the Philadelphia Major League;
Harold Newell, Henry Dornheim
POS. Fred SuSick. I'd Winchester
2l5, and Harry kirSt make up the
ROSatto-Barry array.
OF the group Winchester is the
only one known nationally lie
holds the Pennsylvania State and
Middle Atlantic States singles
championships
Recently. Rosatto-Barrys de-
feated Whitley MunnS of Elizabeth
n. j., rated one of the strong
teams in tho nation, by 400 pins
in a SiX-Came match.
II was voted that starting ir
1914 The Bowler OF the Year
award VIII be made in the winner
home city rather than during The
national tournament as has pre-
I vailed in the past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Dearborn
Edges Out
Briggs -

Dearborn holds a 34-33 decision
over Briggs Bombers in what was
the most thrilling game in the
iriple-headcr which marked the
Detroit Basketball Association ;
opening yesterday az Hackett
Field House
Steve Rcnko. FOR the winners.
and Norm Borton. Of the losers,
each collected II points Dearborn
pulled the game out Of the fire
IN the closing minutes,
With Casey Lopata contribut-
ing IL points. Sudrin won from
Kerln 36-29 Brewster defeated
Jaglowicz. 25-22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
SUBS FAvORITE TOTAL

The Pontone performance out
stripped anything the Travelling
League had over the weekend
save for one oddity in the Central
Division. Norm Borton OF De
SAINTS had 245-223-21l for 679.
Two weeks ago George Pughe,
subbing for Borton, had the same
count.
Palmer Park had 1862 includ-
ing a 1865 opener, in beating Mid
vests. Herman Jubenville was low
on SIS and Charlie Peltier high on
638 with Bill Bunetta doing 63l.
He's the same Ben Pontone who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Mays hump.
Riders Hurt

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 6 fUP)--
William Root of Kansas City. Mo-
and Albert Stuper Of Cicero. III.
were in serious condition today
from injuries suffered when the
horses they were riding az the
Hipodromo DE- las Americas track
collided yesterday.
Stupcr, 17-year-old apprentice
rider. suffered a brain conclusion
and probable internal injuries.
Root suffered a broken right les
a~d collarb0ne and bruises
Duane Loop oi Bellinghan
Wash. rider Of the third horse
I'M the spill was Nof.iniured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Skating Officials
To SET Meet Dates

Benjamin y gway Bagdade
high boy in local speed skating
announces that The schedule foi
the season will be fixed next
Sunday AT meeting Of delegates
at the Fort Shelby Hotel. The
meeting is listed for go p. m
and Dale Doyle Of Saginaw, Harry
Long of Flint, Clare Dean oI
Petoskey and Jerry Bczotte oI
Alpena are the out-State delegates
expected 10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Adams Wishes
He Could Keep
Lend-Ledsers

BOSTON. Dec. 6-Jack Adams,
bringing his Detroit Red Wings
into town to oppose the Boston
Bruins here tomorrow night.
wishes ne could hold on to his
lend-lease players a little longer,
even If they didn't win for him in
Montreal Saturday night.
From the manner in which the
unbeaten Canadi liens powered
against Detroit in gaining that 80
victory Saturday il appeared that
nothing could stop Dick Twins
men. They gave the Wings their
worst defeat in more than two
seasons. But Adams lend-lease
players held up very we'll
FROZEN ON WAR JOBS
The lend-leasers. who are ex-
pected 10 be available TO Detroit
on all weekend games in Canada
are Bill Reay. Eddie Bruneteau
and Jerome McAtee. all members
of the Detroit hockey organizs-
ton who are frozen on war jobs
i'm Canada.
Bruneteau and Reay both live
In Montreal and play for the
Quebec Aces. in the Quebec Senior
League. for which Reay is also
coach. Reay played for the Wings
Indianapolis and Omaha clubs
while Bruneteau, who is younger
brother of the Wings captain,
Modere, has played for Omaha.
indianapolis and Detroit in turn.
McAtee is working in war plant
at ST. GATHERINGS. He played with
Detroit and indianapolis last
season.
With Don Crosse hurt against
Toronto and Winky Smith and
Rill Jennings failing 10 impress
as point getters. Adams felt justi-
fed in calling on his Canadian
reserves for help. He played them
as a forward line and they pro-
Alced the first goal by Reay with
he others drawing assists while
McAtee set up Liscombe's shot
for the second and final Detroit
goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Auspicious Start

In the first two months of his
career as a Jockey Robert Per-
name scored more than 40 VIC
tories ATT New Jersey and New
York race tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

The Detroit daily prints in the Night Edition only the
which experts feel IS among the outstanding
bets OF the day.
The code key appears Eight Star and Red Line
corresponding each letter Of the aphaDe
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorroW'S follows:
Al. RI co D-9I Els F-s G-58 I66 J9l
No Ir27 o-62 PSI Oil R-94 s-lS TO
X-34 Z-29
Gin This code kew II viii enable YOU 10 decipher
tonorrdus code appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Boxing Magnet

Beau Jack. lightweight boxing
champion, has drawn a total Of
nearly $780, 900 in eight Madison
Square Garden bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
W Puck Pilot
Out n Month

ANN ARBOR. Dec, 6-Mich-
iganS hockey team has lost one
Capt Bob Deileth will be out Of
Of lis most important cogS.
the game for al least a month,
Coach Eddie Lowrey revealed,
as A result of A knee injury
suffered in practice
Evening star., 1943-10-20

Carpentry-Storm Sashes,
Cabinet, shelving, calking, redecorating,
gen. recs. Gardella. DI 0122 26s
Evening star., 1943-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATION, elec., small LeonSrd. finS
condition, s7b cash; 3 chairs. S25. Gail
after 9 pm, 1435 Holbrook st. ne.
ROCK WOOL. full thick bats. Rox covers
4G 10 IT. 1oiS ~ each delivered. Insulate now.
RUGS, Oriental. reduced price; large and
RUG: Bigelow wool. ex1a; blue: ehais.
snWTsG TattTsss ca, HAcHSNts, HN Sls ruu,s.,
teed foot machines: Singers, gers VII Whites and and
ethsTs; 9,,s rI s5 mo or lay,away plan. GOLD
sESFsSTs { sna at sas it. SA 81 s@a4 sf.er
o. Naval ofhcer's personal instrument.
SILVER FOX JACKET, beautiful s.-length.
sTokERsEonis iSyt dsis few left for installation
DOWN % on unss -
TkoMsSSf y Gan1 1iss AZ x;IS $I4a ,na
TRoMBoSEsS Cavalier, gold lacagsred.
nh tmiddie keea'i,e oi biocH el@ Kits 1880 q st.
I1klTMfET, made BY King" perfect con-
ai!fn fhSMrE4sHhemsa!s Gasl Api sas4 good beginners
s31 80; call Republic e2ia' KITS 1880
tion 1-set pipe threaders, l emery wheel.
l pipe cutter, Q "a" stillson wrenches. l
a" stillson wrench, l 9-tube radio set.
Like new. GE. 1896.
FREE--Several loads Of clean ''hll-in"
dlrt Il you will have 1t hauled yourself.
AL S. Lee ST., Alexandria. Va. Temple
3525
DooRs-Large quantity. nush French:
panel and screen doors, many sizes, very
good condition, So and up.
ACE WRFCKING CO..
4002 MINI. Ave. NE AT o447
Evening star., 1943-10-20

Sturdy solid birch beds, finished in
Wolnut end MopIe. This outfi. wos
built to Government specifications, and
guaranteed by the manufacturer to
the Government for one yeor. You
get the bed, q resilient steel fobric
spring. and q comfortable roll edqe
cotton mottress for only $3.50 eoch .
outfit! beds and SPRINGS canno
Evening star., 1943-10-20

ACCORDIONS-Horner Il bass, $40 80;
5ertini 120 bass, marine pearl. SITS
middle Of block.
ADDING MACHs., .Burroushs, sunstrand.
vietor' hand and elec; Sale or rent, low
ANTIQUE SETTEE. Call Decatur 66oo.
Evening star., 1943-10-20

Wonderfully proeticoI desks for rented rooms,
holls. etc. Mode Of durobe solid birch, vol
nut finished. Convenient drower, extra shelf
and stationery rack.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
MOTOR nAm.

NAN wanted, responsible. to help drive
,rsnsss sxshsn:ed. Box 3S7 c: Star 81
GOVT. OFFICIAL, transferred West wants
thorouEhly responsible party to drive n
Buick sed. to Los Angeles; best references
required. BOX 3R2-C Star one
Evening star., 1943-10-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
TEACHERS WANTED

TEACHERS WANTED,
lst Grade. S mi. D. c.: 81 800.
Elementary. out of city.
General science; Sl,600
Physical education: $1,000.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.. Colorado Bldg
PASSENGER CLERK. 5000.
Familiar with transportation rates
farms. etc. Man or woman.
ADAMS AGENCY,
oD4 Co1o~ado PlSc
Evening star., 1943-10-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL DUPLICATING SHOP to lease on
are teneils oaslS Ne ssaa e party good at cutting
0ELICA... soda fountain: near two large
schools saN me business price, s3'45o; terms
ions established; low rent i price. i' ST $50.
s9caISG ssa MING ssoGsE. s,sJ Belmont ST., between
EEddyin /. Ellis, iolo Vermont ave, Rm.
SooMNG eS2 SG5 HoTsE, Gem at ? 2upont 5s o!rse
SoSMIRScs RI sha5S aSusE aa sms 1ath sA ssao
baths: coal heat. $40 rent: sure bargain;
plenty Of good furniture; sl,65o: down.
sssO hdT4a Rh i s146 F3'is' 1910 Vermont ave-
RESTAURANT. closed. owner called to
Army, Equipped new one year ago. Cost
;srms; r; NJ De shazo. liza i4th, Nx. $500.
BOOMING Rs, n'6ans HoHsE, USE. New Hampshire aye,
80 rent Very NICE furniture; s Should @saf seli:
R2sraURAsT Rfs1 s% s donx RE sssIt ,4oo dali,
s. Sac. inf s5 ~ 4sS ia JfF%s 5saS
Timing water: ali niled;e aver. fssnitars:
fHD1Es' ST. DRESS NsH sHoP"owner 9p1o i'll, Low
%saas s5oo CAN a5si pm 1ss.an
as BOOMING HOUSE; i :. rooms. 2 baths: a,;
$% SGSn 81 EaT]R s. s,1S E3s' ioio Vermont ave-
I SECOND HAND ? BUSINESS for sale. old
established, good will; very reasonable.
The Old Stand. 615 D st, NV 81.
COUNTRY GROCERY,
| Stock good will fixtures doing coed busi-
ness; P. O. in store: small rent; must sell:
any for beer fD to Sf II sDD0f
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
heat; income quoted $3.50 mo; 3-rm. apt
for owner. $500, with $500 cash down
payment
NEAR GEORGETOWN UNIV.
9 rms, rent only $40 mo-. income quoted,
for, owner. Priced at ST 900, with $500
cash.
MUST SACRIFICE.
u rms. arranged into q apts., with elec;
81 spd se''fKs Ken aSo o o1Sa %S
dRnsrs 5RGSns sp aotee Sa SaS eaih n0 6sndas dsse
APARTMENTS.
& apts., nicely furnished, Tefrigerators
and coal heat. Income. $500 mo. Rent only
JOHN J. McKENNA,
,9EA EEALE9R EYE AfD 81 RVs1NEss RFoKEF RE SET5
4oME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
GENERAL REPAIRING Of homes and
any time. Ray E. Roberts. FIR. 544a. 90
ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS INSULATION,
Storm Doors tand Combination) and Sash.
sCHAFER. ADAMS 011s.
70" ALL Il FYPEs PES sUn sUfipiHo SIN RHp11ss
and alterations: lowest prices: guar. work.
LtWRENCE {, SON. OR. 7544.
FOR REMODELING AND REPAIRS,
Roofing and Asbestos Siding. Call
w. D. TAYLOR. Sligo 0a4e. Ewes.
SAVE HEAT.
Install rock wool insulation now. Average
house. $50. WO. 4943. before noon. 21'
IROOFING-ASBESTOS SIDING.
REMODELING.
Terms: Lis Years
SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO..
Georgia 1l0S-11l3.
Member JIM. Home improvement Guild.
JoHNs-MANvuLE
ROOFING-SIDING,
STORM SASH,
GATES coNTRAcTiNG CO. OIL. goo.
ROOFS,
ASBESTOS SIDING.
Il or 3 year payment plan. Maryland
Roofing c.. Eyattsyille WA. 1116
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, 1943-06-24
WLB Rules
Out Class
Discrimination

CLEVELAND, ON a far
reaching decision, the National
War Labor Board ruled that wage
classifications based solely on diff
ference in race we're without
validity, and ordered the abolition
of pay differentials between white
and Negro workers performing
equal work.
The board directed the South
port Petroleum Co. of Texas City,
Texas, to grant wage increases to
its Negro employees which would
"place them on a basis of economic
parity with the white workers in
the same classification"
The boards decision was unan-
imous and was explained in a pre-
cedent-setting opinion by DR.. Frank
P. Graham, public member of
the NWLB and president of the
University of South Carolina.
The board directed the company
to institute a Redistribution sys-
tenn and to grant in each CLASH
fication a wage increase Of either
S per cent or 5k cents, whichever
is higher. These increases will not
bring the rates at the Southport
field above the minimum of the
wage bracket in the prevailing
range of rates for other oil fields
in the area.
The company's employees are
represented by the Oil Workers
International Union, Local 499,
CLIO.