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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
ZADNJE VESTI
S PASJIM BICEM PO
LASKEM POSLA-
MKT

N1hO
Nemska tajna radiO-Od-
daja naznanja, da je neki
nemski castnik, XII Sc je W.
nil ranjen ma dopust Z af-
riske fronte, v Berlinu s
tezkim pasjim korobacem
osvrkal Dino Alfierija, ita-
lijanskega posranika
Nemciji, v cigar objemu je
nasel svojo zeno.
Posledica tega incidenta
je da je poveljstvo nemske
armade zahtevalo, da itali-
janska vlada odpoklice svo-
jega poslanika il Berlina.
KONEC HITLERJEVIH
NAVDAHNENJ
BERLIN, %. januarja.
- Berlinski radio ,je ma
znanil, da Sc je Adolf Hit
Ter odpovedal svojim ma
vdahnenjem", XII so ga vo-
dila pri vojaskih zakIjuc-
kin, ter da je izrocil powell
stvO mad nemSkimi arma-
dami zopet v roke vojas-
kin poveljnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29

LONDON, %. januarja. -
Grmenie zavezniskih letalskih
bomb ma 1000 mill dolgi evrop-
ski 'front.', ogromne ruske zma-
ge ma vzhodnem bojiscu, izgledl
zavezniske ofenzive v Tuniziji,
predvsem pa smrtni strah pred
dogodki, XII imajo sele priti, vse
to je pognalo nacistom tax
strah v kosti, da so odredili da-
mes splosno mobilizacijo men,
skega naroda.
Pozivi 15-letnih fantov
Il svice prihaja porocilo, da
lie naciiska vlada odredila po-
xiv v vojasko sluzbo vseh mia
denieev oziroma otrok, starih
Is, 16, II, 18, in 10 let.
Dale je prepovedana vsaka
vporaba taksikabov, ako nina
oseba "a to predpisanega poll
cijskega dovoljenja.
Nemci utrjujejp Poljsko
Porocila IL Ankare naznanja-
10, da hite Nemci z utrjeva-
MEM svoje druge Siegfriedove
obrambne crte oh reki Bug v
Poljski. .*
Strahotne napovedi
Oficijelni nemski radio je sva-
ril snoci nemsko ljudstvo: mi
smo danes prica eksploziji ma
grmadenih nevarnosti, XII pre-
tresajo evropski kontinent." -
'.Kdor dezertira cd zastav, DO
obesen, kdor Sc pricne v bitki
umikati, DO usmrcen," grozi
nemski radio, navajajoc odred-
bo francoskega kralja Ludvika
XIV, il leta 1859. "Totalna
vojna je postala danes real
nost."
SvariIo pred energijami zavez-
nikOv.
Nato je radio svaril pred
''ruskimi energijami, XII SO silno
obcutne in ki prihajajo v taxi
meri, ki se nam je zdela memo
COCA" svaril je pred energija-
mi, Xxi se redotocajo Y Veil
XII Britaniji in Ameriki." can
glija je mobiIizirala svoje ZEN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Pokojna Anna Widmar


Kot smo re vceraj porocali, je
veeraj zjutraj oh 6.15 uri pre-
minila V mestni bolnisnici Anna
Widmar, rojena Jernejcic. Po-
kojnica je bila rojena v Cleve-
landu ter je bila iz poznane pio-
nirske druzine Jernejcic. Stara
je bila 38 let.
Bolehala je zadnje tri mesece
"a rakom. Druzina ina svoj dom
ma 1923 E. 43 St., poleg Sole
Immaculate Conception. Tu sc je
druzina nahajala zadnjih Is let,
kjer je pokojnica tudi vodila
malo trgovino, MEN soprog pa je
bill re vec let usluzben ma posti.
Bila je clanica drustva Marie
Magdalene st. 1852 KSKJ in dru-
|stva sv. Cecilije st. 81 S.D.Z. ter
Oltarskega drustva pri fari I'm
maculate Conception.
Pokojnica zapusca tukaj So
proga Josepha, XII je donna il
smihela pri zuzemberku, tri 81
move: Josepha, starega 20 let,
Johna, starega Is let in Alber-
ia, starega 16 let, hcerki Mary,
stare 8 let in Margareto, stare
sest mesecev, mater Mrs. Ammo
Macerol, stanujoco ma 1868 E.
So St., brata Josepha Jernej-
cica, sestre: Mrs. Mary Roznik,
Mrs. Rose Scrab, Mrs. Frances
Rojc, Mrs. Josephine Smrdel in
Mrs. Angelo Pizem.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v ponede-
lick zjutraj OBJ $50 uri il Grdi-
novega pogrebnega zavoda v GER
kew Immaculate Conception in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce VI
druzinsko grobnico. Bodi pokoi-
nici ohranjen blag spomin, pre-
ostalim pa izrekamo nase So
zalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29

val Getulio Vargas, predsednik
Brazilije. znaeilno je, da Sc je
vrsil posvet obeh predsednikov
bas oh casu, ko Brazilija pro-
slavlja prvo obletnico svojega
vstopa oh strani zaveznikov
vojno.
Razhod Roosevelta in Chur-
chilIa
Predsednik Roosevelt in pre-
mier Churchill sta zakljucila
svoje konference v nedeljo, ma
kar sta Sc odpeljala z avtomo-
bilom V Marrakech, V kraj, XII
je oddaljen $50 mill JUNO cd
Casablonce in XII lei oh vznoz-
ju Atlas pogorja. Tam sta pre-
bila noe, nakar sta Sc poslovila
in razsla. Predsednik Roosevelt
je vstopil v veliko stirimotorno
letalo, XII je odneslo MEGA in
njegovo spremstvo v Liberijo.
Predsednik in spremstvo potuje
v dveh velikih Stirimotornih le-
ta1ih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile pri
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Ba-
jec, E. 100 St., in pustile v spo-
min zalo hcerko, prvorojenko,
Materino deklisko ime je bile
Dermota, IL Avella, Pa. Matt in
deklica Sc nahajata v Mt. Sinai
bolnisnici, kjer Sc ODE dobro po.
tutita. Mrs. Frances Bajec je
ze v sestic postala stara mama
Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
zupan in zena Sc ucita
ruScine

l.
Mrs. Jane Lausche, soproga
clevelandskega zupana Franka
J. Lauscheta, XII ze primeroma
dobro obvlada slovenscino, dasi
nj nasega rodu, Sc je zdaj pri-
Celia uciti ruscine, jezika velike
slovanske matere. Ko je njen
MOI, zupan Lausche, zaznal, da
Sc uci njegova soproga tega je-
zika, Sc je BE on poprijel ucenja
tega jezika, kadar koli mu po
trudopolnem dnevnem delu cas-
dopusca. Haraso, Januska!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29

'zasledujejo ruska stormovik
letala, XII povzroeajo med mimi
smrt in unieevanje. Bezece
Nemce preganja tudi ruska ko.
zaska konjenica.
Propast Nemcev pri stalingra-
Pri Stalingradu Rusi Sc we'd
no meljejo zadnje tisoce sestra-
danih nemskih legij, XII so Sc
nedavno stele 100000 MOI. Te-
kom dneva so Rusi izpustili tri
nemske ujetnike, XII so odsli v
nemske vrste ter sc vrnili S Sc
demdesetimi tovarisi, XII so tu-
di sklenili, da jim je dovolj bor-
be, katere konec mora biti sa-
mo njihova smrt.
Magic unicevanje nemskih tan
kOv
LONDON, %. januarja. -
Moskovski radio poroca, da uni
cuje sovjetska armada nemske
tanke naglico po en- tank vsa-
kin II minut. V dveh mesecih
ko so priceli Rusi svoje zimske
ofenzive, je bio ubitih in ra-
njenih mad 100000 Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Ma dopustu

Henry Gulic, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Peter Guile, l95O8 Kewanee
Ave-, Sc je nahajal ma dvodnev-
mem dopustu, nakar Sc je zopet
povrnil v Ordinance School and
Repairs Dept, Artillery Defense,
Marine Barracks, Qurontin, Va.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
KuIturd
PevskS sbor "JGdrano

V nedeljo popoldne OBJ 8. uri
Sc bo vrsila mesecna seja pev-
skega zbora "Jadran." Clanstvo
je vabljeno, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezi in obenem da prinesete
prodajne znamke. Pc seji DO ma
la zabava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Pisno

Pismo imata v nasemu uradu
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Skufca. Pts
mo je bilo naslovljeno ma 1914
E. &c st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
"E" priznanie

Ia izborno in vestno delo pri
obrambni produkciji, je bila Cle-
veland Automatic Machine Co.
v sredo nagrajena z armadnim
in mornariskim "E" priznanjem.
Oh tel priliki Sc je vrsil velik
banket v Statler hotelu, kjer je
mad 1000 delavcev prejelo "a
ponke v znak priznanja.
Pri slavnosti je bill navzoc tu-
di zupan Frank ]. Lausche, XII
je v bodrilnih besedah orisal
vaznost della, XII ga delavstvo te
tovarne izvrsuje.
K vojakom
Snoci je odsel k letalskemu
zboru Elmer Kastelic, sin Mr..
Joseph in Mrs. Agnes Kastelic,
692 E. 96 st. Njegov brat Leo
nard Sc pa re cd zadnjega po.
letja nahaja pri marinih. zeli-
mo obema srecen in zdrav po-
vratek!
Telenews
Nocoj Sc je pricelo kazati v
Telenews gledaliseu pomembno
|sliko "A Day of War in Russia,
1943" (En dan vojne v Rusiji
1943). Sliko Sc bo v TEN gle
daliscu kazalo YES teden, do 5.
februarja. Poleg tega pa Sc be
tudi kazalo razne slike 8 vaznih
dogodkov po svetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Nezaslisano divjanje laskih izrodkov,
XII Sc boje odkritega boja sovraznikom

Laski kulturonosc XII po voji zahrbosti in svoe
strahopetstvu "proslavli' po svetu oskruniajo
nase mrlice in nesovesko trpinciio nase liudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Frank Plut " bolnisnici

V Polytechnic bolnisnici Sc ma
haja poznani Frank Plut, Edna
Ave. zaradi zastrupljenja krvi,
katero je bilo povzroceno pri
delu v tovarni. Zelimo mu sko-
rajsnje okrevanje!
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24

Governor J. Melville Broughton
of North Carolina and C. c Spauld-
ing. president of the North Caro-
lima Mutual Life Insurance Com
pony, were the principal speakers
at the launching. DIR. S~pauidJng
declared that the launching was
zone Of the highligts of my life"
and launded the accomplishments
Of his former co-worker in the in
surance firm. MI MERCK, a
bricklayer, started the insurance
company in 1898 along with the
late DR.. A. M. Moore and Mr..
Spaulding. The company now has
assets of liver six million dollars
and insurance in force of more
than fifty million dollars.
The launching was preceded by
a meeting at the Central Baptist
Church devoted to discussions Of
national defense and post war Sc
curity. Both the Governor and
DR.. Spaulding spoke at the church
meeting, along with Mayor B. B.,
Cameron of Wilmington. At this
meeting DIR. Spaulding pleaded for
racial harmony and urged Negroes
to invest in war bonds.
The all-Negro IS piece band
from the US. Navy Preflight
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24
FEDERAL WORKER SPEAKS
ON CIVIL SERVICE

jefferson City, Mo.-Mr. Thpmas
Roberts, assistant to the Dir ,:+1r
of Personnel in tn
Agriculture, addressed the Lin "a
University summer school cOnv1-
cation audience Thursday, July IS,
on ''Tha Opportunities in Federal
Civil Service.
Mr.. Roberts admitted that the
Civil Service Commission has been
forced by wartime labor shortages
to modify certain of it's reuuire-
ments, but advised against emerg-
ency lowering of standards by the
training schools.
Pointing to the increase of Ne
gro workers in Federal Civil Ser
vice, Mr.. Roberts stated a 275 per-
cent increase in the absolute num-
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24
LAUNCH SIS JOHN MERRICK, FOURTH
LIBERTY SHIP NAMED FOR NEGRO

countries largest Negri financial
institutions. The MERRICK is
the first Liberty ship built in
North Carolina to be named for a
Negro. Mrs. Donnel's attendants
were: Mrs oMrtha Williams Wheel
err, of Durham, matron Of honor;
Mrs. Hazel Scott Of Washington, d.
c.. matron Of ohnor, and the wives
Of four shipyard employees. James
Gordon. Jerry McGhee. Charles
Sparrow and George Judge, all of
Vr;Ipoipr+op
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24

The IS. John Merrick, fourth
Liberty Ship to be named for an
outstanding American Negro, was
launched Sunday afternoon, July
IL, at the North Carolina Ship
building Company of Wilmington,
NC.
The vessel was sponsired by Mrs.
Martha Merrick Donnell of Dur
ham, daughter of John Merrick,
viii was one Of, the founders OF
the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company, one of the
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24

The Photo queen Committee,
composed of Servicemen who as
Sembled last week at the Service
mems Center in Chicago, unani-
mously eslected the Gibson sisters
queens of the week. Ruthe, left,
and Lessi3e reside with their
parents at 4124 South Parkway.
Chicago. Both girls are popular
in Chicago's Junior Socialites, and
they are select sales ladies at the
Jones Brother Ben Franklin Store.
bers and a 10 percent rise in grade
classification during the present
war as compared to employment
figures for World War No. /.
oRberts conceded that Negroes
still have "a tough competitive
job" ahead, but waged a program Of
work preparation and a breaking
away from job forms as a means
of making further gains in civil
service.
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The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24

exempt, from this program Of Specialization.
Every man with a job should be on guard.
Today the politicians in business" program
touches the electric business. Tomorrow it
may be the food business or the medical profess
sion or any other. Who knows who is next?
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24

School at the University of North
Carolina furnished music for the
launching.
The North Carolina Shipbuilding
Company was one of the yards cit
ed recently by the Special Comm
ittee Investigating the National
Defense Program, headed BY SEN
ator Harry S. Truman, as the most
efficient producers Of Liberty
Ships and Naval vessels. At this
yard, $500 Negroes are employed
as machine operators, b~lacksmiths,
painters, dismantlers, stage build
ers, riggers boilers, drillers, slab
benders, erectors, riveters and 9TH
er skilled and se~mi-skilled capac-
tiles. Negoes constitute 29.S per-
cent of all employees in the North
Carolina Shipbuilding Company s
Wilmington yard.
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-24

No believer in American Free Enterprise, no
business or professional man opposed to gov
eminent in business, can afford to sit idly by
when any business or industry is endangered.
No mans business or profession is safe, nor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Home Defense;
Home Defense:
Thedter Head
Named Warden
In Loop Area
by KEN HALL

Earl J. Hudson, president Of the
United Detroit Theater Corp, has
been named 10 succeed Willard G..
Webster as air raid warden for
Area q, the downtown area, eff
fective May 10.
Willard. who is highly com
mended by Director Frank M. Nc
Laury for his work i'm organizing
the downtown sector including
fire watchers. is forced to go south
for his health. Hudson has been
assistant warden under Webster.
Under Webster, the warden
staff Of Area II has grown from
II a year ago. TO 1,500 with 210
supervisory waTdens.
Victory garden consultants are
badly needed in Detroit, according
to Mrs. Gladys Petersen. super
visor of placement for the OCD.
Several hundred are wanted 10
instruct novice gardeners i'm plant
ing and cultivating. Only a few
have volunteered. Those who have
had previous experience in the
rudiments of garden care are re-
quested to call the QCD office.
CA. 57S1.
Wayne County's victory garden
program is progressing favorably,
according to S. c. Gravlin, adj
ministrative assistant of tn e
Wayne County Council of Defense
in charge of victory gardens and
the Youth Farm Labor Program.
Chairmen have been named for
every township. city and village.
They will supervise the commu-
nifty and home gardens.
Caot Donald 3. Leonard. state
commander of the u. S. Citizens
Defense Corps, Mayor Jearies,
co-ordinator for the Detroit OCD,
and Chief Air Raid Warden Ed
wards will discuss the new air
raid signal system which is eff
fective throughout the state May
l over WWJ Saturday at 12:45
D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Home Nursing
Based on the Red Cross Textbook

EDITORS NOTE-ThiS series cannot take the
place of instruction IN the Red Cross Home Mars
ing classes aUhich every lUOnan IS urged to JON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

| WASHINGTON, April % CUP
"A weary House went home to-
day for a Today Easter furlough
leaving the WAVES stranded
within and not beyond the shores
of continental United States.
The House indefinitely postponed
action on a bill to authorize mem
bers of the naval womens reserve
to serve abroad after orationS OF
the sanctity of American woman
hood by masculine members.
In vain the women members
protested. Even Rep. Clare Boothe
Luce (R) of Connecticut was not
able to prevail against the male
demands that American women be
protected, hallowed and kept home
MEASURE WITHDRAWN
Finally sponors withdraw the
measure and the House recessed.
Rep. Margaret Chase Smith (R)
of Maine, explained:
There's nothing else you can
do when they start talking like
that. We have thousands Of
nurses at the front, and the
WAACs have detachment
serving overseas.
"Here we merely tried to be
consistent and authorize the
WAVES to do the same thing
and they start making speeches
about protecting u.s."
Mrs. Luce cut into tribute to
women's homemaking virtues by
Rep. Calvin johnson (R) Of In
diana, to observe:
"Moily Pitcher was the first
WAC. In my district, the pio-
neer women beat out the flames
i'm their cabins with the bloody
shirts of their dead husbands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
WAVES Kept i'm U. 8.
Nv Gallant House

plauded and a lady in the visitors
gallery snorted, Men, and
walked out.
Rep. c. Jasper Bell Cd of Mis-
souri, told the House the bill
should not pass because there is
physical difference between men
and women and Rep. Michael j.
Bradley CD Of Pennsylvania OBJ
served that "those Of us who
served in the last war know what
temptation our women would be
subject to overseas"
This brought a somewhat icy
reioinder from Rep. Edith Nourse
Rogers (R)> of Massachusetts, au-
thor of the original WAAC bill,
who informed theCHouse that "the
fact that she wore the uniform OF
the United States would protect
a woman against temptation"
Two WAACs and a dozen
WAVES arose precisely and
marched out with noses elevated.
the WAACs appeared to be snick-
ering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Service Notes:

Among those graduated m Class
AID al the army air force Gull
Coast training centers are 81 boys
from Michigan who now are full
fledged pilots with second heuten-
ant commissions
They are
I.plsheek Elald- t-IeX4=C Charles
". Bowling. Ann ArbOr, Barnard
q. WeIton. $3.50 Calvert; y. Y.
TooTuts IT., ut W Breckenridge
Ferndale. Edwin G.. Rstering, Don
aid T.. Skcrls. Charles r. Walt
man. Grand Rapids Meth l.. War
rem, LainCSbuTE: Donald \. Act
tlewplI. lis n Lafayette, Royal
Oak.
Elackland Field CTex)- willard
q. Stevens, Battle Creek George
y. McCufcheon. 90 Lakeview,
Birmingham. William a. Fisher,
52S T.. Grand Blvd Paul u. smith,
17Sl Parker, Earl =. Molcott Jr.,
Grand Rapids; Robert W. Peter
son, Greenville. Arthur q. Enger,
Posen; willard ~. BeTgeron,
Turner. Edwin w PrIyblski, Ola
Ninewood. Nyandoite
Moore Field Tex. , Nathan Pat
land, Berrien Springs; Martin H.
Mccormick Jr., East Tawas; John
III. Wise, Holland; John l.. Carter.
Jackson,
Ellington FIELD TEX John X.
Craddock. 487i daplewood Don
aid T.. Montague. Caro-; Cecil r..
schaf, Flint: William :. Burtt,
Grand Rapids, Charles G. BinHs,
Hesperia: John =. Townsend.
Ionia; Roy A. Williams. Katama-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Bus Driver Guilty
In Injury 10 Girl

Ernest Hatcher, 80, or Pontiac,
today was found guilty by jury
in Judge Makers traffic court OF
felonious driving in a bus crash
last July i'm which a young girl
suffered loss of leg.
Hatcher was driver Of a Great
Lakes Greyh ound bus which
crashed into a group Of people at
Woodward and Orchestra place.
Shirley Cowley, II, then living at
100 Parsons, was so seriously in
jured il was necessary to amputate
her leg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Boy Dies in Hospital
After Traffic Injury

Richard Cooper, 6, of 24624 f.
jefferson, died last night in ST.
Joseph's Hospital, Mt. Clemens,
four hours after he had been
struck by an automobile at f. JEFF
fcrson and Trombley.
Mrs. Viola Harris Hunter, 43, of
29160 Z. Jefferson, the driver. told
Roseville police that she had been
driving north on +. Jefferson when
the boy had run from the curb
into the path OF her car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Drunk Asks Ride
On Policeman S Horse

Arrested on drunkenness
charge, Ernest Jones, 50, of go
Garfield, wanted to ride Mounted
Patrolman Carl Faustman's horse
to police headquarters while
Faustrnan walked.
Recorders Judge ellis found
Jones guilty of the drunk charge
today and fined him So TO buy a
bushel Of oats for the horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

ZOO; John A. KOrver, Cressey.
Aloe field Westcott ",
Peterson, 2f64 Baldwin; Robert T.
Zadnik. Gladstone; Richard Beck
ley, Gregory; Richard l.. Case, Pc
toskey; Michael X. Hriee, Van
Dyke; James X. Stevens, Cold
water; Hugh ID. Glow. Paw Paw
Altus Field oOkla.)-GIenn ID.
Arrison, 1854 Baylis; George r.
D'Eath, 3066 Hurlbut: Robert A.
Robbins, Edwardsburg; Donald X.
NOwak, Grand Rapids, Lyle l..
feters, Perrinton.
= Brooks Field tTex) Thomas j.
stephens, Bowling; Herbert j.
Skinner, Greenvillc.
Foster Field (Tex.)-Davld Pat
eeson, 5179 w. Chicago; Harold Il.
Pieper, 1913 Dexter; Robert j.
Stolzy, Byron Center; Gerald T..
Tyler, Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Roosevelt Kin Faces
Trial as Deserter

SAN FRANCISCO. April %
uNS)-S cam an Second Glass
George Emlen Roosevelt Jr.. "A,
identified as second cousin of
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, today
faced court martial as a navy de-
serter.
Young Roosevelt's father, George
Emlen Roosevelt ST., a New York
banker, is a cousin OF both Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt and the late
Teddy Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Used Radio Parts
Needed 10 Get New

WASHINGTON, April % tINS)
The WPB today announced that
radio owners would be required to
turn in old parts TO obtain new
ones. Dealers must take used
parts to scrap heaps or salvage
stations within so days of receiv-
ing them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Tired, Aching,
Back and Legs?
Amazing Relief in S Minutes

You probably feel like lot Of other
people that about all you can do is take
something to ease the pain. and let IL go
Al that but don't be foolish. Make up
your mind today that you are going 10 give
your muscles a real chance 90 get well.
Go 20 any good druggist today and get
an original bottle OF Moones Emerald OIL
The very first application after open
ing up the pores with a good hot towel
Will give you relief; a few short treatments
win thoroughly convince you that by stick
ing faithfully % Il for a short while your
aches and pains may shortly disappear.
Moons's Emerald OF n a clean, power
full. penetrating Antiseptic OIL that does
not stala or leave a greasy residue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
- From Stale Win
Wings i'm Gulf Camps

Pampa Field CTeN) - Torrance
r, Breidenstein, Frankfort; Hubert
\. Charon. Grand Rapids; Albert
lager Jr.. Kalamazoo; Edward G.
Forrest. SturglS
Eagle Pass (TeX)--James r..
Urban, Irons.
Robert y. scott. 5l29 Hillsboro
has graduated from recruit train
inc az Great Lakes naval station
and now gets nine-day boot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

before giving throat irrigation wash hands with and
- Tell the patient breathe through his and not
solution but lean forward and let IL out
of his mouth into the basin Protect the patients gown and
bed with rubber and the bath towel Have
bed, o a chair If possible.
The must be constantly guard against the
bedsores. Alcohol and tacm powder should
be used cautiously i'll old patients Prolonged
pressure be avoided by turning the patient frequently
form ring is great comfort to
under shoulders elbows and heels and between
ankles 1t must be covered with pillow
substitute homemade doughmlt ring described
above.
foreign body gets into the eye, rub the
rubbing njre the delicate membrane OF the eyeba
The Communicable Disease Case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Graft Term Begun
By Police Inspector

Convinced that all hope of APP
peal is lost, former Police InSp.
Clyde Barnes was in Jackson
Prison today to begin a two TO
five-year sentence for participa-
ton in the 1912 handbook graft
conspiracy.
Barnes surrendered yesterday
40 Undersheriff William Ryan and
YVES Immediately taken to jackson.