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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
Fdthers OF Boys In Service
Will Be Guests OIL. U.
As On Murch 5th
BENTLEY WILL SPEAK
President Duffy And Vice
President WhedtleY Re-
ceive Invitation

Trenton. y. J.-Local Union ~ held
another very interesting and well con-
Quoted meeting last Friday night.
Chairman Jones reported on several
items which are being taken up by the
shop committee with the firm and was
given data on prices and work en-
tailed at other plants
Correspondence was read with re-
gard To the efforts the local is maxim.
To get a decision from the War Labor
Board
\ highlight of the evening was when
Brother Watson reported for the
Honor Roll committee that the work
Was nearly completed and recommend
Ell that March 9TH be set aside for its
unveiling and dedication. He stated
the committee felt it was not enough
for il to be merely hung on the wall,
monies we are capable of be held in
connection with it.
The fathers of the boys on our roll
have been extended an invitation TO
attend. For those who are not me,n-
berS Of Local 40, the time will be inn
mediately following short business
session or about 9 p. m.
Mr.. Bentley has consented to be
present and be one of our speakers
and special invitations have been sent
President Duffy and Vice President
Wheatley. e
Brothers how about setting aside.
this date In honor of our members and
make it a red letter day for them and
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
Campaign Takes Form In
Quest Of $22.50O Godl In
Nationwide Campaign
DO YOUR PART
Meeting Called For FridaY
Evening At Brotherhood
Headquarters: 7:30 P. M.

Organized labor is taking it's place
on Red Cross War Fund campaign
committees in all parts of the country,
President james Nj. Duffy, chairman
of the labor division said today when
ne announced that meeting of his
committee will be held in the Brother
hood auditorium, Friday evening at
7:3O
Red Cross volunteers by the hun
dreds will on March l launch a house
to house canvass in this city in behalf
of the Red Cross War Fund Campaign
of which this city has been asked to
raise 500 800 toward the national goal
of $125,O0O,OOO.
Each and every person is asked to
contribute to the cause of mercy and
humanity needed by the world as
never before, the Brotherhood chief
tain declared.
There is scarcely any of us whose
thoughts do not fly many times 10
some one dear to us who is now in
the service of his country. We wonder,
naturally, about his welfare and what
Il comfort it is to know that wherever
he may be, we have link with him
through the Red Cross.
During this drive every worker in
the tri-state district will be asked to
contribute to help keep up the war
work being done by the Red Cr0ss for
American fighting men.
There are one Or two, or maybe
s,nores particular men to Whom your
/Tnrn in pn0e Tam
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
33 YEARS UNION PRESIDENT

Cincinnati, o. Edward Flore has
entered his 33rd year as general presi
dent of the Hotel and Restaurant EN-
plOyeeS' International Alliance and
BartenderS' International League of
America. During those long years our
president has established Il record for
leadership, for honesty and for unre-
mitting service that is once the pride
of our membership and the union
movement of the nation" says the
Catering Industry Employee in tribute
to President Flores service
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
Labor Pledges Aid
To Solve Formers
Shortage Of Help
St. Paul Trades Council As
sures Minnesota Farmers
Aid For l943 Harvest

st. Paul ULNS). The st. Paul
Trades and Labor Assembly, through
its Civilian Defense Committee. has
pledged support for the economic
cause of the farmers" and cooperation
with whatever agency directs the al
location Of farm labor
In times past labor has stood
in his fight for economic equality
the committee declared after a meet
ing called in anticipation of an acute
shortage of farm labor TO plant and
harvest the 1943 cereal and other food
crops in Minnesota.
We will continue to support the
economic cause of the farmers because
we believe in the American way of
life and that as agriculture prOsper>
so labor must likewise prosper" the
committee said
despite the apparent antagonism
Of certain farm leaders toward or
ganized labor" the statement added.
we realize that Il great deal of farm
manpower has been drained into the
military services of the nation and
into defense industries, and that many
farmers Will face a real crisis when
the time comes To plant as well as
harvest this years crops.
1T may be possible that the short
week set up as a standard for labor
may yet prove to be godsend to agri-
culture. 1t is to early to lay out any
definite plan of cooperation with the
Government in meeting and solving
the farm manpower problem, but the
farmers of Minnesota can rest assured
that labor will not let them down"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
SdnitdrY Workers Will Hold
Impressive Ceremonies For
Dedication Of Honor Roll
BELLNGHAM PRINTERS
RECEIVE PAY INCREASE

Bellingham. Wash. LNS).-Settle-
ment of Typographical Union strike
brought resumption of publication by
the Bellingham Herald, which had
been suspended for 6 days. Union mem
bers voted To return TO work on the
basis Of acceptance Of the publishers
offer Of 10 cents day increased
for wages and hours every year with
an arbitration agreement. The in
crease, retroactive to last Dec. makes
the scale S1.2O an hour for a Tl2 hour
day.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
President Duffy Appeals To
Members Of Brotherhood For
Support Of Red Cross Drive
CAL WILLIAMS NAMED
WPB REPRESENTATIVE

Seattle, Wash. ULNS).-Cal Will
liamS, former secretary of the Van
couver, Wash, AFL General Team
sters' Union, Local 501,' has been ap
pointed labor representative for the
War Production Board in Oregon and
Washington. He has opened offices in
Seattle.
Williams will have charge of labor
production problems affecting AFJ.
unions in the two states and will
handle labor relations work as it af-
fectS the unions.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-25
SUCCESSFUL WAR ON SMOKE

Salt Lake City.-Salt Lake City's
anti-smoke ordinance, Stringently en-
forced during the last year. has cut
in half the density of the smoke pail
that used to hang over the city, whose
surrounding mountains make Il natural
smoke harbOr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
WILLKIE ENDS VISIT
TO HOME IN INDIANA

Nashville. Ind. Aug. 2&-lATD-
A months spioWn here. during whoa
Wendell WillI;ic conferred with
scores OF Republican leaders tom
all parts oT tho nation. ended t"d1y
as the titular mead OF the COP
started back To- New York.
Al his departure nc wus as ""',-
cent about discussing politics as
when nc arrived He cane 80 tac
house which WAS his Republican
presidential campaign headquarters
in 1911 uStCnsibly 60 relax. write Jn,.
visi, his Rush county farms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
Bulgarian
Crisis Near
Illness of King Boris
Reported to Appear
Certain to Result
in His Abdication

Bern. Aug. 2S-(hPp-A Sofia
dispatch la the Gazette dc I.au-
same said today that "it appear
cd certain that the Illness of
King Boris Of Bulgaria would
have as consequence his abdi-
cation"
II said that Premier I;ogdan
IilOv was already working on
the problem Of succession. The
telephone dispatch passed the
censorship at Nicnua. II guarded
" declared that the nature OF
the illness was unknown.
London. Aug 2&-(APj-Thc con-
ditin of Kin. Boris Of Bulgaria
continues TO be serious, the Berlin
radio .cporbd today in u D'NB dis.
patch from Sofia
4 dispatch from Nnima said a
brief announcement oil the kings
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
Pincers May Cut
Jap Island Bases
New Allied Strategy
Mapped at Quebec
May Call for Move
on Japan's Conquests

New Delhi. Aug. 28-CAP)-
4 vast pinccrS movement to cut
off Japan from all her newly ac-
quircd southern islands was re-
gardcd rs possibility here To-
day as Il result Of the Quebec
conference decision To lay new
emphasis on this theatre.
At one end would he Lord
Louis M0untDattcn. supreme al
lied commanders for southeast
Asia. al the other end General
Douglas Macarthur.
y glance at the map SHOW, the pos
sibility. Part of the piuCCr operation
already i, under way from Mac
Arthur'S side ~ il look, from tins
end. it wuuid he HE wars most
widc,prC d BATTLE Tor ar bases.
Japanese air bases along thC COASTS
Of Burma AID China and Iu The TguI.
island all arc nbvi"'r, targets Oi the
allied global str.tcGy.
Into this picture comes Mount
battcn as the nCW Souihcds; Asia
commander II &Iycs the allies thvr
greatest opportunity of compelling
Japan 10 spread hcr air force oyer
an extremely wide range To- irHu OF
attack winch can Dc timed 10 come
from either ed of the geographical
pInCCrS.
Any attack launched by Mount
bclt;cn on Burma would draw Japa-
ncsc forces away from MacArihw's
end. or at L. Il reduce the number
or reserve available.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
Sevsk Falls
I'oRedArmy
Red Summer Offensive
Carries 100 Miles West
Of kharkov; PoItava
Exposed to Attack

Ni0>rDW. Aug. GS-lli| Tho
Russian LrmN's westward drive
across The iirIin" hds pushed
the Germans bach another -
mile, and reached the r~rl river.
u tributary nf l'Ir EHIrprr. zoe
miles west ut khLrhoy. HE army
n"M >plpcr Red star Discussed to-
da>.
TINS new advance placed So
wet troops - mIir~ west NJ
/rnk"V. the firsiic~t MONT pre-
NI"u-iI IuH"l!nC"d a.. aIinCd by
IL" HuNNIdm~ in their westward
Uu>n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
Immense
Formations
Blast Civ
Collaboration Assault
on Center Of Nazidom
Comes During Night
OF widespread Raids

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
WEAE HER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Not quite 80 warm this after
noon. tonight and sunday fore
noon. except continued rather
warm with scattered thunder
showers III southeast portion this
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28
Cotton Prices
Again Higher

New York. Aug. 28-(ArD-Mpv-
ing UP for the sixth consecutive
session. cotton prices cha';cd up
gains of - cents bale establish
ing the best prices since carly July.
Futures closed Gold contracts 80
tO Is cents Il bale higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
List Conditions

For projects covered by the new
regulations, the following princi-
pal conditions are established: .
For the duration of the war
emergency, the housing must be
reserved for rental occupancy by
indispensable immigrant war work
ers as defined by the National
Housing Agency on November q.
These standards of occupancy also
apply if the original owner sells
'or transfers such housing, as we'll
as 10 re-occupancy of the quarters.
2-After four months occu-
.pancv. the housing may be made
available TO the eligible war
worker occupants by sale or under
the lease option plan, provided
that the option applies only to
the tenant. that the total monthly
payment shall not exceed a fair
rental for comparable quarters,
that the purchase price shall be
a fair market price in no event
exceeding $4,000. and that the
option TO purchase may not be
exercised prior TO four months
occupancy and shall continue in
effect for at least 80 months. The
purchaser also must abide by the
same occupancy and marketing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Rules Regarding Private
War Housing Simplified

Rules and regulations clarifying
and simplifying the requirements
controlling occupancy and market
,ing of privately financed war
housing have been established by
the National Housing Agency,
Administrator John B. Blandford
Jr.. announced Saturday.
The objective of the regulations.
which implement the joint policy
declaration of the War Production
Beard and the National Housing
Agency agreed 10 on December
II. is TO provide a fair operating
basis for the builders OF essential
private war housing and at the
same time 10 assure that private
war housing is made available TO
tho war workers for whom il is
intended. Blandford said.
The new regulations apply only
10 private war housing built under
preference rating applications
filed or or after February 10.
Occupancy and m arketing of
projects built under preference
ratings applied for prior 10 that
date will be governed by the re-
qulrements on those matters preVi-
OuelV in force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Fuel Conservation Displays

Typical of the timely nature of the wartime exhibits
that offered by the j. L. Hudson Company which features
special exhibit Of fuel conservation items
Hudsons also showing series Of six model furnished
which have been created especially for the show Three
of these Early American and three American
Modern All pieces in these modern functional in
design which permit adaptation for any wall space and effective
combination with any other piece.
Crowley Miner Co. have exhibit OF six model Pendle
ton which include Chinese modern bedroom French
bedroom and eighteenth century dining modern dining
with gettogether grouping and eighteenth century
living and apartment designed for wartime
living The latter offers complete living dining and sleeping
facilities in and designed for the wife
worker who is here without his family.
The 1913 Builders Show Ideal Home located in Ever
road Fenke which erected the chief
educational exhibit of the show will be kept open for public
inspection through Sunday, February 81.
The show itself will be open daily and Sunday from 10
a 10 % m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Detroi+'s I943 Builders Show
Features Wartime Exhibits
BY MAURICE WALKER
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

THIS years Detroit Builders Show, which is the silver ami
versary the organization be educational and
interesting past shows spite of its wartime
sreamnng The management has done grand job of
pressing it into much smaller space than has been used
This necesstaed by the fact that consid-
cradle portion Hall being used for pro-
purposes. Nevertheless the exposition contains
per square foot any exhibition in the shows
history.
War Housing Center has been established in the show
jointly the FILA the Federal Home Loan Bank and the Fed
Public Housing Authority. Members of the FILA staff
property workers about private
building conservatons
The Detroit Housing Commission and the Federal Public
Housing Administration have civilian defense volunteers
hand accept application from workers for both public
private housing the technical staff OF the
Housing Commission present TO explain the
lease conservation program and model dis
plays of housing also shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Detroit MBA
'43 Committees

The Detroit Mortgage Bankers
Association has chosen the follow
ing members to serve on the vari-
Gus committees for 1913;
Program committee-Lawrence
c. Diebel, chairman; Allen B.
Crow, vice chairman; Roland A.
Benge, S. C.. Turner, Alfred F.
Taylor, J. Alfred Grow, o. B.
Martin.
Legislative committee Walter
Gehrke. chairman; r. G.. Ransford,
Fred J. Boyer, Abraham Cooper.
James c. McKendrick.
Membership committee-Joel X.
Riley, chairman; r. b. HaSsett.
Isadore Rosenthal, J. A. Snyder,
George F. Janiga.
FILA committee 49, Hubert r
Haeussler, chairman; w. f. Smith
Paul Kreger, Robert Kee, II. Ray
mond Huffman, William A. Howe
Ethics committee-W a | ter j
GeSSell, chairman; Donal Jenkins,
Austin Harmon, S. d. Thomas,
Stanley M. carp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
WAACs Have Information Booth

The WAACs also maintaining information booth
the show to give complete information regarding the United
States Army needs and requirements in this field. The
American Red Cross represented with blood bank exhibit
space has also been provided for the sale of stamps
The show this presents two different types of model
homes built inside the hail. One is the Thermal Home Unit
developed and engineered by Stout Houses Incorporated The
model which is shown 10 the public here for the first time
civilian adaptation of the housing units built for the armed
the Arctic and Tropics 1t is completely furnished by
Crowley, Miner Co.
The second is factory built factory assembled fveroom
home designed by Palace Travel Corporation of
Flint. This home delivered to the building site
truck and erected in less than hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Elect Saunders
To Realty Post

Creating the office Of executive
vice president, directors of the
Michigan Real Estate Association
at meeting in Lansing last week
elected A. r. Saunders of Detroit
TO the office. Saunders was for
merly executive secretary. James
+. Atkinson of Detroit, president
of the association. presided at the
meeting which was open 10 men,
bers of the association generally.
In attendance at the meeting
were the following members of the
Detroit Real Estate Board: Ar
thur F. Bassett, president; Hugo
j. Hesse, chairman of the land
developers division; Donald b.
James. chairman Of the legislative
committee; Clarence J. Boldt of
the legislative committee; Philip
G. Baker, Charles A. Abbey and
II. c. Hornbeck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Banker Supports
Advertising

Advertising has been a far more
helpful and constructive force in
the progress Of the American
people Than all the economic the
ories, plans and schemes proposed
by those who have recently criti-
cized il. Frederick p. Champ
Logan, Ut. banker and immediate
past president, Mortgage Bankers
Association of America, told mem
bers OF the Utah Idaho Advertis-
ing Association at their recent an
nual convention in Ogden. Ut.
Advertising isn't only a token
OF better business--it II a sym
'bOl of freedom. Advertising has
been far more constructive and
helpful 20 the American people,
closer Ia the realities and
sOunder In its basic conception
Of our democratic process and
the fabric OF free enterprise,
than all the economic schemes
devised by Its critics.
advertising is an integral
part of tOday'S program of
American business when II has
temporarily turned from its prl-
mary job of improving the ma
terial well being Of the Ameri-
can people TO its wartime job of
lending a strong hand I'm pro-
ducing more dead Germans and
Japs.
Advertising can build morale
by strengthening our faith in
the American way of life and
in repeating its truths, il can
help sweep aside the fog of
demagoguery and social plan
ming which now cutters up the
road to victory and divides us In
time OF peace" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
H O m e Owners
Need Priorities
Caring Points Out
Benefits of the Plan

Wartime restrictions as they
affect the matter of home main.
tenance and improvement, have
created need on the part of home
owners for a priority service, FREQ
CARING Jr, of the CARING Mod
ernization Company, pointed out
Saturday.
THE public has at best only
n haZy idea OF what the neces-
sary requirements are" he said.
"FOr instance. there Is a limit
of 500 on what the government
has set up as nOnessential i'm
prOvements, such things as
pOrches, recreation rooms. etc.
On the other hand, there Is no
limit on the amount of money
that can be spent on needed
home repairs. This also applies
to all home improvements, which
I'm general, can be said to di-
rectly aid the war effort.
Thus, due TO the shortage Of
defense worker housing. as is
the case locally, material priori-
ties are readily obtainable for
such things as extra rooms that
are to be rented or relieve an
unhealthy, overcrowded condi-
ton. Furthermore, financial as
sistance in the matter has not
been curtailed by government
regulations" CARING added.
He said that his company con
siderS it a primary obligation Il
render such priority service il
every instance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

provisions which applied &c the
original owner.
3-The limitations upon sale do
not apply 10 transfers of owner
ship other than for occupancy
Purposes provided that the new
owner certifies that he will be
subject 10 the same occupancy and
me- rketing requirements as the
original owner.
1.-The occupancy and market
ing requirements do not continue
subsequent 10 an inVolu tary
such as a mortgage fore
cloSure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Quests
Realtors TO Attend Builders
Show Next Wednesday

Members Of the brokers divi-
sion of the Detroit Real Estate
Board will meet for luncheon
Wednesday in Webster Hall pre-
paratory to attending the Builders
Show in body. The day. February
II has been designated by show
officials as Realtors Day. and
other members of the Detroit Real
Estate Board will join the brokers
at the show. Philip c. Baker. pro-
gram chairman of the division, and
George II. Wietersen, are in charge
of arrangements. The delegation
will be headed by Louis A. Ewald,
of the brokers division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Admission
Builders Show Has Only One
Entrance This Year

The management OF the 1913
Detroit Builders Show calls the
attention of the public TO the fact
that only one entrance Of Conven-
ton Hall can be used by visitors
TO the show this year. Admission
to the builders show is only at
the south Woodward avenue en-
trance Of Convention Hall. The
hours Of the show are from 10
a. m. 10 10 p. m. daily and Sun
day through February II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Other Benefits

The new regulations also estab-
liSh simple procedure whereby
the owners of the housing may
apply for modification of the &C.
cupancy or marketing require
mentS or for changes in sales
price or rent levels. All such re-
quests will be filed with the local
field Offices of the + dera
Housing Administration, which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
The Index

The index TO The Detroit
Times Classified Advertising
Section appears on Page Z.
Use Times Want Ads for
Best Results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Maple Furnishings

There are three rooms done in
colonial maple for all you lovers of
that honey-colored wood. In this
group we particularly want you
to notice the orange and yellow
color scheme that backgrounds
the living room furniture.
Instead of draperies, scalloped
wooden frame outlines the window
+. and it's bright orange, too.
The dining room has dark green
walls with great squares of printed
wallpaper enlivening each side.
Bet you never thought of that
little trick!
Another threesome of rooms is
furnished a la moderne, in such
hues as rose and green, turquoise
and tomato. with plenty of crisp
Chinese accents. There's a lovely
chrysanthemum wallpaper you
should see.
The corner that took our luxury
loving eye was the breakfast
niche, reposing, of all places. i'm
the modern bedroom. For war
workers, they said, but we're all
for its universal adoption.
Speaking of war workers, they
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