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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Labor Submits
Housing Program
Business Firms Encouraged
To Specialize In Repairs
And Maintenance

In program on public housing
which will be submitted to its annual
convention in June, the British Labor
Party advocates the building Of four
million houses within ten years after
the end Of the war and the employ
ment Of one and quarter million
workers in the building industry.
The Labor Party's housing program
advocates the acquisition by public
authorities and building companies Of
land in rural and urban regions at
moderate prices during the war.
Another problem it examines is the
elimination Of the waste connected
with the old and often Inefficient sys-
TEN Of building contracts. In the past
some Of the contractors have been
overloaded with work, with the result
that the quality Of their building has
suffered, while others were inefficient.
The Labor Party proposes that law
be passed permitting the government
10 overhaul inefficient building con
tractors and terminate contracts when
the quality Of the work falls short of
standard
Contractors To BE Grouped
To obtain better organization of the
building trade, the Party advocates
that building contractors should De
grouped in local or regional areas and
classified according to their equipment
working efficiency and availability for
the execution Of particular public
works jobs. Business firms should be
encouraged to specialize in normal re-
pairs and maintenance work, it says
The Ministry Of Works should be
adequate supply of building material
is available at the end of the war al
controlled prices and, if necessary
should undertake the production OF
building materials in competitor with
private industry, according to the re-
port. Easy credits should be provided
for building purposes, the report
states, and the government should
have Il special fund from which it can
advance capital required for reSden
tial building schemes.
The Labor Party's housing program
does not favor rent subsidies, but pro,
poses to keep rents down by providing
for low cost land and building mate,
should be limited to tenants in the
lowest income brackets, the report
says.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
New Pamphlet Gives Tips
On Preventing Injuries
Due To Weight-Liftins

Washington, y. G. ULNS).-Acting
upon widespread requests from organ
iZed labor. industry, and government
contract agencies, the L. 5. Depart
ment of Labor's Division of Labor
Standards last winter called together
"A group of safety experts, plant ply
scians and personnel officers to CON
slider practical methods for preventing
injury 10 workers engaged in the
handling of heavy weights. Their
recommendation are now available in
printed form, embodied in the divi-
sion's Special Bulletin No. II, ~
Guide to the Prevention Of Weight
Lifting Injuries
Material handling - whose smooth
functioning is essential TO capacity
production-has long been the fore
most source Of work injuries in manu-
featuring. Strains. Sprains, and her.
Mas, incurred in manual lifting and
carrying, loom large among such in
juries both in number and seriousness.
Laying workers up for I to 10 weeks.
these injuries create q serious prOduc-
tive-time loss. a loss which could be
largely eliminated by proper handling
practices and methods.
The pamphlet covers the funda
mentalS of safe lifting and conveying
in all its phases-planninS and control
of processes and work methods. seec-
ton and training of workers assigned
to heavy manual lifting and carrying,
the Importance of careful and con-
tinuing supervision.
Requests for the publication should
be addressed to the Division of Labor
Standards, L. s. Department OF Labor,
Washington. ID. &.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

you've ever seen, that dries overnight.
doesn't creep all over your leg and
doesn't bulge in wrinkles at your
knees!
Shout it from the housetops, Ameri-
can scientific genius didn't let rs down
when the glamOr Of Americas beaut-
full legs We're at stake,
These new rayOnS are made of cell
Gnese fiber, an acetate much more
elastic than other rayOn fibers. BY a
secret process the yarn is rendered
practically moisture proof, which
makes for the short drying period.
Those in the know say they wear
They have a fine dull finish and look
as sheer as 5O-denier, but being 75's
they wear four times as long. They
come i'm the sO-called romantic cOlOrS,
mystery, enchantment and melody and
cost only $1.15 pair.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
WHAT'S COOKIN'

The new prepared waffle mix found
in stores is Il boon to housewives whose
cooking time is limited. They make in
Il jiffy and there are many ways tn
use them as Il meat extended. Served
hot and crisp under creamed chicken
for instance or as Il base for shrimp
newburg, or under chilli con carne.
BY adding a half or full cup of
sharp grated cheese to the waffle
fresh or griIled tomato slices garnish-
ed with onion you have IL complete
luncheon or supper dish.
Ring mOlds strike a note of wartime
economy besides being pretty to look
at. Any buttered, creamed vegetable,
or any creamed leftover meat or fowl,
or creamed eggs make Filings for the
center of Il vegetable ring
A good basic ring is made as fol-
lows: Y cup bread crumbs, 1 tspn.
minced onion cups stewed tomatoes,
1 cup chopped nuts, u cups grated
ground carrots, l tspn. minced parsley,
salt and peper, 3 eggs slightly beaten.
Mix all together and place in well
creased mold. Set in pan of hot water
and bake. Fill with your favorite
creamed mixture and you have Il sui
stantial dinner.
Eggplant is plentiful now and Is
delicious fixed this way. Slice and fry
in bacon drippingS Place i'm casserole
and add = green peppers and one
onion chopped one or two tomatoes
sliced. Sprinkle with salt and pepper
and 1 cup of grated cheese. Cover and
bake one hour in moderate oven.
Have you made hot horseradish
sauce to serve over q briSket roast?
Just cream sauce with horseradish
added Gives just the right ZeSt.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Wage Increase Approved
For Telephone Workers

New York City GLNS).-Wage in
creases averaging 50 a week for H.
600 employees of the New York Tele-
phone Co.. here and in upstate de-
partments of the company. have been
approved by the Regional War Labor
Board under the Little Steel wage
ceiling formula. The increases are re-
troactive to Sept. 6, 1912.
The regional board approved the
increases on joint application Of the
company and unions representing the
employees to bring the workers up to
levels previously approved by the WLB
for other categories of employees of
the company.
The increases vary for the type Of
work involved. but the overall rise is
within the limitation of the Little
Steel formula, which limits increases
to Il per cent above wage levels Jan.
l. 1911
Demand the Union Label
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

sweeping violations of labOr's estab-
lished civil rights to come to vote in
Congress
Provisions of the bill criticized by
the union restrict the right of work
ers 10 peaceful picketing. To work on
unfair materials. and impose gov
eminent regulations on the right to
strike"
Bill Held Unconstitutional
The union holds that the right to
strike may properly be suspended in
wartime by voluntary agreement; but
the denial of that right should not be
imposed by law
The unions communication asserts
that the provisions of the bill restrict
Ing the rights Of workers to peaceful
picketing and to work on unfair"
material are both unconstitutional in
the light of specific Supreme Court
decisions
The union maintained that public
policy demands the bill be defeated,
however desirable some Of the prOvi-
sions appear to be- contending that
there are no evils in our Industrial
relations in wartime which cannot be
met by the present administrative
agencies of the government without
further legislation"
The communication was signed by
Prot. Edward \. Ross. Wisconsin,
chairman of the national committee;
DR.. John Haynes Holmes, New York,
chaidman of the board of directors;
Arthur Garfield Hays, New York. gen
eral counsel and Nathan Greene. New
York. counsel for the Committee on
LabOr's Civil Rights.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

Have you heard? The answer to our
prayers is showing up in the stores
the SheereSt, 75-denier rayOn- hosiery
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

HEAD the home towns of a typ
ical bomber team, around the rim
of the picture above. Here are
United States in action. Here's
reel All-Amcrican team!
Not just because of geogra-
ply, either. You've got to be
good to play on this team. Com
petition is tough. You're on your
own. Pull won't help. Only
brains, ability and energy can
make you the boss of a bomber.
That's the way the Air Force
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
MAKE VICTORY SOLE AIM
LABOR HEAD ADVISES

Seattle, Wash. GLNS) Here is the
advice that Dave Beck. vice president
of the Transfers Union, gave the
Seattle Junior Chamber of Commerce
when he spoke at a luncheon meeting:
Forget about politics: forget about
petty peeeyeS; forget everything eX-
cept the winning of the war-and what
you can do to bring about a speedy
victory 80
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

works and the way America
works. That's one thing we're all
fighting for the right to live
our own lives the opportunity
to work, save and get ahead.
That system made America
strong. 1t encouraged invention
and research. 1t built the big
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Public Policy Demands House
Defect ConndllY- Smith Bill
Declares Liberties Union


Washington d. c. ILNS)-Vigorousy denouncng the Con-
naSmth bill voatve of abors established rights
ing it's opposition chiefly the of public policy mot
favortis for labor the American Civil Liberties Union has
urged members of the House of Representatives defeat the
measure.
Having passed the Senate, the BILL which all organized
labor wagng determined fight scheduled for the
House favorable report from the Military Affairs Committee
The bill, the Civil Liberties Union, contains "the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

WOMEN

Women going into factory war work
are encouraged TO take job tests to
check their aptitude for the work they
are planning to do. These tests help
greatly into fitting the round peg into
the round hole. Such tests have proved
an important factor in lowering labor
turnover at least One-third and there
by keeps production up to schedule.
The tests generally are very simple
and have proved that women in gen
eral are most efficient in jobs requiring
finger deXterity such as riveting and
small assembly.
1t takes women longer to learn the
use of tools than it does men, due to
a lack of mechanical background, but
once the art is mastered they quickly
catch up to the men. Women used to
working with their hands learn more
quickly. The best ages for women in
factory employment is not stressed
but experience has shown that women
between the ages of % and 80 prove
the most stable.
What Job is Mine on the Victory
Line" or What can | do in a war
plant, having been housewife all my
iife?', is new leatiet published by the
L. S. Department Of Labor, Womens
Bureau, Washington
women are surprising themselves,
amazing factory executives, and open
ing the eyes of wOrkmen who are old
hands on skilled machine jobs" says
the leafiet. f,n
You'd be surprised if you could only
see what women are doing with the
sllills they use at home, or in the"
hobbies, or in a peacetime job, to make
the weapons of war for our boys over
seas.
IF other women can learn quickly n
new use for the Skill they've had at
home or at work, SO CAN YOU! If
you love doing things with your hands.
If you have a mechanical turn of mind,
YOU CAN DO \ WAR JOB"
Your local L. S. Employment Serv-
ice will tell YOU how to use your past
experience, will help to place you in
a job, will refer you to a training
school to learn free. Inquire today!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10

industries that are arming the
United Nations for victory. 1t
created the electric companies
under business management that
power most of Americas war
plants and produce far more
electricity than any nation has
ever knoWn before!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

oer uno iiberlaiien es ie6em, oapon
gu balten, mas ibm beliebt.
Die gottielise Maria 5ranaisca
Biliante bate Dor Dem Eabernafel
cine Biiion 5ufiinftiger 9inee. @r-
idiittert ididte iie bas grlebnis an
cine @minen5, INN es bel1rteilen 81
lailen, Oh es bon @ott ODER bonn Eeu-
fel lei. Ser Snbalt lit folgen6er:
,@s fommen groBe Drangiale.
@ott miro ieiner Stride Elm 2i9t iden-
fen, 6as oenen, 6ie Dem 2idte folgen,
8eg uno &larbeit geben miro. gl-
bertus Wagnus miro our @bre Der
@ltdre erboben uno gum &ir6enlebrer
erfldrt meroen. @ott miro Brofeiio=
rem Ser Sbeologie, oie tuegen ibres
Stol5es bon linn gebaBt tperben, tief
oen1iitigen. gr miro oen untpilienben
8ruoer &onrao bon Bar5bam uno
oen unbefannten 8ru6er SSSor6an Wai
auf Sen Sbron ser Mltdre erbeben.
gbenio miro er Don 8osco beilig
lpreden laiien. Sn oielen Eagen miro
oas 9toienfran5gebet einen ME &C.
fannten Segen berabfleben. Man ipiro
iogar am &oienfran5 ben gbriiten er-
fennen. Sd iebe Elm 2ano NIT Der.
bogenem &reu5. Sssn oieiem 2anbe
mer6en itolae Mdnner eriteben, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

ten Der Belt binourdseberr n1iiiien,
einen Gaoen NIT auf oie gefabrbolle
Reiie gu nebmen, Inn it9 an Dem So
pen binaus5nretten9 $50 lift benn oie
G0nigstobter, Die nns einen retten-
ben 5aoen bietet, Ser uns ben Beg
bes Seiles ourb alle @efabren bes
2eibes uno Der Seele, our6 Die ber-
i6lungeniten BenSungen unb &riint-
mltngen oes 2ebens gum bin1mIii9en
8aterlanbe fiibrt?
gs lit Maria, Die binmlii6e &o-
nigstodter, unb ser foitbare Saoen
iit Der &oienfrana. 9enn 6as min bas
iinnbole 8ilo beoeuten, oas Der be-
ribmte Maler Mi6el MngeIo in Der
Sirttnii6en &apeIe in @om gemalt
bat, namli9 bie @elt als 2abprintb,
oarin ein 8ilger, oer lt6 an einem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20
STE Gifion etter beiltgz
mdkigen Tran
(sSiir Mrs. ST. &C., 8is.)

2anee Sabre Dor 0em gegen,pdrti.
gen @eltfriege ma6te cine Siiion Der
beiliemaBisen Srau Maria Srancisfa
8iniante, Brin5eiiin bon Sapopen aus
8ellin5ona, bie geunoe our6 6ie ia.
tboliide Breiie. @igentiimli6erueiie
tpuroe oie giiion idon i'm Sabre 1928
befannt uno peroffentlidt, alio lange
bebor man nod bon elmer nationalio-
aialiitil6en 8etpegl1ng uno einem ber-
boeenen &reu5 (Sofenfrel15) ettpas
tpubte. @ir geben oie @ei6ibte Ser
Giiion ltno sic Siiton ielbit in Ser ba-
mails befannt getpor6enen Giiion pie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

gebeimnispouen 5aoen feitbdIt, oen
linn cine itbtbar aus ben @olfen
electromagnetic &ano autpirft. Das
gilo trdet bie Mufihrift: Dortbin
miro midi oeine Sano fiibren uno
oeine 9fedte miro midi balten; oenn
penn iie uns fiibrt, lit Der 8eg iider.
Ser Saoen, Die Berlenidnur, an Dem
itd Der aSileer feitbdlt, lit Der @oien=
fran5, un6 bie &ano, Die ibm aus Sen
8olfen bes Sitnmels Sen rettenben
Saoen berausreidt, lit bie Sano ser
fiiriorgenben Muttergottes. @obl al
10 oenienigen, oie ben Hilser auf Dem
8iloe na6abmen unb oen bimnli=
i6en Saoen, BEN Noienfrana, aus Ser
Sano Der 9oienfran5f9niein entee=
gennebmen. "."'
9ieie Mabnung IoIlen mir t1ibt MIR
I'M &oIenfran5monat, ionoern aue
Gage, iabrous, iabrein, beber5igen.
Damn fiibrt uns ser &oienfran5 our6
ale @efabren oes 2ebens binal,f gum
Simmel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20
Scr &oienfralt3 als Tibs
ret 31tt 9imtlel

/
midi balten.' Bi. 1870.
Ser beriibn1te Marienpreoieer, De-
dant Or. 8bilipp Santmer bat in Ell
ner ieiner berrli6en 9oienfranapre-
oigten oen Hoienfran5 nit oem $50.
ben Der Griaone" bergliden, Der ben
Ebeieus aus Dem 2abprintb rettete.
0r. Sammer i6reibt:
ngeo6 iebt befinoet ii9 auf Der
Sniel &reta eine groBe, fiinitlib aus-
gebauene Selienboble nit elmer Men=
ge fi9 freu5enber l1to beri6lungener
Srrgdnge, Die ft9 in @eu1d6er l1no
5ale ertpeitern unb tpieoer in i9nale
@dnge bereneen. 9ieie Selienb0ble
lit bas beriibntte 2abprintb, bas Der
&onig Weinos bon &reta bur6 Sen
Baumeiiter Ddbalus erbauen 1ieB,
I'M einem ibredli6en l1ngebeuer, Dem
Minotaurus, balb Wenid, balb Dds,
als 8ebauiung 5u bienen. Dieies uns
gebeuer erbielt ienes SSabr iieben &na-
ben un6 iteben Mdo9en gu ber5eb-
rem, ipel6e bon Ser Stabt Mtben ber-
tragsmabig als Sribut an oen &0nig
Minos geliefert, tperoen n1l1Bten. 9a=
Der gab es ie6esmal 5u Itben groBe
&lage, tpenn Sic IA &inber na6 &reta
abgeibidt tDuroen, Inn oen llngebeuer
in bem 2abDrintb our Speiie ausge=
liefert 5u iperoen. sic ealten als l1n-
rettbar berloren. @er einnaI in sic
Srrgdnge Der Selienboble bineinge>
raten, fano feinen Mustpeg mebr. 9a-
5u nod oas l1ngebeuer, Ser Minotal1-
rus, Dem oer ratios l1mberirrenoe ret
tltngslos IN bie &lauen fiel. Oas ipar
getpib ei1t idredlider Sribut, ben oie
Itbener auiabrli6 nit IA &inbern II
hen &onig bon &rtta 5ablen muBten.
Daber IieB iid zines Cages Ser irnge
Ronigsiobn gbeieus BON Mtben eben-
fans ausloien, INN nit na9 &reta 5u
geben, aber in Der Mbit6t, bas l1nge=
beuer 81 totem. Aber Mriaone, Die So
nigstodter bon &reta, gab ibm einen
&nauel 8inofaben nit oem State, ben-
1elben beim @ingang in oas 2abp=
rintb ab5utpideln l,no na6 bollbra9>
ter Sat mittels oes Saoens ben Mus-
gang tpieoer5ufinben. Ebeieus tat alio,
ipie ibm bic &onigstodter geraten unS
orang, ben Gaoen abtpidelno, in Die
Gelienboble Elm uno INNER .peiter
boran, Bis er auf 6as l1ngebeuer Itieb. !
@r eridlug ben Minotaurus na9 bar.
tenn &fe uno sing Damn an benz
obgetpifelten 6aoen 5uriid, BIG er
gliidlid ben Musgang fano.
Die 8elt it, iagt Der I'll. Muguitis
nus, ni6ts anoeres als elm NIT bic.
len Begen uno Srrsdngen peridlun-
genes 2abDrintb, tporin ber arue
Banoerer, Der, einnal irregegangen,
feinen Musmeg mebr finoet uno am
enoe oem idredli6en ungebeuer, oas
oarin berumgebt uno iudt, tpen es
beridlinge, oem briiaenoen 20lpen,
Dem Seufel, in ben Na9en fallen muB.
>, perrateriid)e @elt, ruff ser fl.
gluguitinus aus, ou peripri9lt ale
Glitter uno beideerit aGe l1ebel; ou
perbeibeit oas 2eben uno bietelt oen
Sob; ou peripridit Sreuoe, aber on
ipenoeit Srauer; ou berbeiBelt &ube,
perbeibeit 6rieoen, lnb ftebe, 6u bic
teit Griibial; ou beripri6it ausaubal-
ten un6 5l1 bleiben, aber 10 idneu 6u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

Gbriltus bonn Ebrone itiiroen tDolen.
Isle tperben bic Sb0pferfraft @ottes
i'm Weutterleibe anereifen. giele tper.
BEN in oieiem 2anoe bas berbogene
&reua an Stirn uno 8ruit traeen.
ielbit biele, btele Gbriiten, nidt ab.
nenb, baB es bas 3eiden oes Satans
iit. Sn oieien 3eiten peroen biele
8rieiter uno Orbenslerte in ben &C.
fGngniiien ibma6ten. Man miro iie
als Serbreder be5eidnen. Damn miro
ser @roBteiI oes germogens in ibren
SGnben fem. @enn bas berbogene
&reu5 bon Sen &ir6tiirmen leu6tet,
tperoen iie ibren Sria1npb ausfoiten.
8ebe Stalien gs miro einen &ries
nit l1nglaubisen beginner. @enn bas
2ano NIT Der eroBen Slotte in oas
MittellGnbii6e Meer einl6uft, lpiro
europa 5ittern. @ott miro &om Dor
oem Sblimmiten betpabren auf Die
6iiripra6e oes beiligmabigen Bapites
Bius oes @lften ,1no Der Wdrtprer
bin. Sranfrei6 uno Spanien meroen
tief iinfen, bod auf Sic SiirIpra6e
Ser unbefledten @mpfdngnis Dor Dem
S6limmiten betpabrt bleiben. S6 ie.
be gelbe uno i6tpar5e &rieger gegen
europa aufbre6en. europa miro in
einem gelben 0unite Iiegen. Sn oieiem
0unlte miro eas Gieb auf Ser @eioe
iterben Oie Golfer, meld)e iid) gegen
Gbriltus erboben baben,. tperoen in
Slammen aufgeben. Sungersnot miro
oie nod iibrigen bernid5ten, iooaB gu,
ropa 5u grob lit. Sn ienen Eagen miro
es piele Seilise geben. Oann tperben
oie Sobne bes FL. Oominifus uno III.
Sran5isfus Die @elt our65ieben uno
ite 5u Gbriitus fiibren 0an miro Ser
Bapit bie ltebriggebliebenen auf frei.
em Selbe Inn bas &reu5 i9aren. Das
oerbosene &reu5 miro oen Gerbre6ern
auf oie Stirne eebrannt.
Den slnfang oieier 3eiten tperoe
id nod erleben. sS6 bin frant bon
oem @ei6auten. @ott gebe meinen
&inoern bod bic @nabe Der Ereue
gum I'll. @lauben."
Selbltberit6nbli6 iino 8iiionen,
tpenn lie au6 bon beiligmaBigen Ber.
ionen berftammen, nidt nit oen bon
@ott seoffenbarten 8abrbeiten gu
berglei6en, tpie mir iie in Der 81.
S9rift fin6en unb ,pie bic Stride He
uns boriteut un6 auslegt. Menfden,
menn ite aud nod 10 fronm uno bei.
ligmabig iino, iin6 Dem Srrtum gu
ganglid un6 menidliden Sdpadbei=
ten untertporfes. Weiitens iino oiei
@iiionen redt bage unb mpiteri0s,
oaB iie feinen felten l1ntereruno fir
Ii6ere S6liiiie biloen. Man fann lie
getpobnlid erit ridtig betuerten, nad-
Dem oas Gorbergeiaete eingetroffen
lit. slu6 lit bel Sdauuneen Dem b.
len Seinoe NIT ieinen binterliitigen
&oripiegelungen GROCER Spielraum
geboten. gs lit oaber Elm @ebot Der
Gernunft, oaB man 8iiionen, Die Ber-
ionen BON beiligmdBiger 2ebensart
5uteil geiporoen ltno, nit GROCER 8or-
ii6t auf5unebmen.
@rafin Waria Sran5isca oe 8ini.
ante tpuroe i'm Sabre 1902 geboren.
Sodbegabt, fonnte iie nit 16 ssabren
flint Spra6en reoen uno tpubte sic
81. S6rift austpenOig 9lls 5artes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

,Wein Wann lit 10 gut ipie elm
gngel. gr ibt aaes, mas ib ibm bor=
iebe."
5relnoin: ,,@r lit alio getpiiier=
maBen Elm @iirgeengel."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Romping Bruins Need
One More Triumph
To Reach Final
Again Bottle Overtime
To Conquer Montreal;
Wings Leading Leofs


The Boston Bruins. whose mix
ture of tough veterans and untrled
sprouts" didn't turn out to be
championship material during the
regular National Hockey League
season, are beginning to appear like
a team in a very good spot to win
the Stanley Cup.
Shaking off the slump that af-
f1icted them late in the season and
ruined any chance they may have
had of finishing higher than third,
the Bruins have won three success
sive games in their best-of-seven
plavof series with the fourth-p place
Montreal Canadiens.
If they win another tomorrow
night, they'll be in the final and
will have a chance to take things
easy while the champion Detroit
Red Wings and the Toronto Maple
Leafs settle their tussle, in which
the Wings now lead, FL.
The Bruins had to play overtime
for the second time in three games
to beat Montreal, 80, last night.
but they won in a way that proved
they're not team to be overlooked.
Trailing from the first period, they
tied the score in the final minute
of the third. then won out when
Harvey tBusher) Jackson scored a
quick overtime goal while his team
was short-handed on penalty.
Meanwhile Detroit took Toronto.
the team that grabbed the Stanley
Cup right out Of the Red Wings
hands in last years stirring final,
over the hurdles by A count.