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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Tan1pering Could
Cripple Progress

A little tampering here and
there with the American merit
system could cripple the dynamo
out of which material progress
flows.
Thus Deliberately or unMIltinclY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
LETTERS

This " The Readers to'umn. M
subjects Within good taste are
barred. SAY What you think, hut
sixn Your name and address and
write as briefly ss you can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

the growth Of bureaucracy is
analysed, II will become clear
that there has been gross mis-
labelling in the realm Of collectiviSt
political ideas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

gone ahead doggedy devoting his entire
energies to make better Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Not New Problems

The simple truth is--not one
OF these problems is new or due
to the war. They have been in
the making for at least fifty
years. We saw them coming half
q century ago.
Consider the American boys
who will die tonight beneath
japanese bombs and bullets.
Those bombs and bullets came
from American scrap piles !.
were shipped against the protest
of decent American stevedores
and furious Chinese patriots.
Ghasily Price
The war did not cause these
problems. X merely brought
them to a head. II showed us
the chastity price of our Ameri-
can indifference, stupidity, ar
rogance and complacency.
Yes. we have a war. A war
with hideous. demoralizing
aftermath. But we asked for II.
And until and unless we recog-
niZe that fact. we're up against
hell and nothing else but.
Copyright 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Gardeners
Can Share
Their Tools
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor. The Detroit Times

I'VE HEARD it all before.
You haven't a steel rake, just a
bamboo one so you can't do a
good raking job.
You have a spading fork but
that doesn't do as good a job
as the spade you don't own. So
Of course you can't garden this
year because it is impossible TO
buy this and that and the other
tool.
In the first place, If you'll
scout around you'll find there
are a number of tools available.
True some of them have plastic
where they once had metal but
what OF it? They still work. The
question is, will you?
Tool Pool
Then, too, why not be both
patriotic and neighborly? Start
now and make up a tool pool.
Make a list of the tools you
own. Then visit your next door
neighbor and do the same with
her tools--with her help and
blessing Of course.
Try the fellow on the other
side-maybe he owns one of the
larger appliances that neither Of
you have. Keep on going down
the block. You'll be surprised at
how many different tools you
find and how many gardeners
you become acquainted with.
Pass the Hat
Home again, make a careful
analysis of the tool situation.
Chances are you will have all
too many of one kind and not
enough of some of the others TO
go around.
1t may be that in the entire
neighborhood you will lack just
one or two essential but more
expensive tools. Perhaps one
person will volunteer TO make
up the lack. II not, pass the hat.
A little from each may turn the
trick.
Once you know where the va
rious odd tools are located,
make up a separate list of these
and have enough copies made
so that each person in the pool
may have a copy.
At the same time, advise each
participant to. write. in ink, his
or her name on the handle of
each large tool or to attach il
on adhesive tape 10 the smaller
tools. In that way there can be
no question of ownership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
This Weeks
Market Report

THE FRESH vegetables which
are most plentiful this week are
those which are shipped in from
the southwest. These include
punched carrots, head lettuce
and spinach. Their prices should
be found TO be more reasonable
than the scarcer vegetables.
AVOCADOS, APPLES, grape
fruit, carrots and lettuce are in
plentiful supply.
A moderate supply Of the fol-
lowing exists: oranges, lemons,
tangerines, Strawberries, table
grapes, broccoli, cauliflower, cell
cry, mushrooms. peas, peppers,
potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, spin
ach. sweet potatoes and toma-
toes.
There is light supply of as
paragus, beets, cabbage, cucurn-
bers. dry onions. parsnips, squash
diih III AhPos
ALL MEATS are still quite
scarce, but with the beginning
of rationing, there should be
more equal distribution.
There has been no change in
the past week in the supply or
price of butter, eggs and cheese.
The poultry supply is quite
plentiful this week. In view of
the scarcity OF other meats,
homemakers should substitute
poultry as often as possible.
SUPPLIES OF fresh fish are
somewhat under normal, accord
ing TO the Detroit Municipal
Bureau of Markets. However.
homemakers should find moder-
ate offerings at reasonable prices
of whitefish, herring and yellow
pike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Exercise Keeps
Hands Supple

DO YOU want 10 keep your
hands young looking? Who
doesn't. Well, Rosalind Russell
suggests that supple hands look
youthful longest.
Out on the set when she was
making Flight for Freedom, "
she demonstrated one way of
keeping the hands supple.
When you are just sitting,
flex the muscles Of each finger
and the wrist as well. Riding in
buses, street cars or just be-
ing driven Is an excellent time
TO remember 10 work your fin
gers for later life beauty!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
TeHe+a RuffIes
Trim Neckline

ONE OF the smartest cos
tunes in a smart wardrobe
created for her by designer
Renie is the unusual housecoat
that Ruth Warrick is wearing
in "Petticoat Larceny" 1t is
fashioned of heavy black crepe
and the low-cut neckline is out
lined in narrow pink taffeta
ruffles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Bacon Toast

ON A rush morning, bacon
toast is a time and heat saver.
After a bacon supper, drain drip
pings and cover pan till morn
ing. Then heat the pan piping
hot and give slices of bread a
crisp turn on each side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

No beauty, but nice to have
in the kitchen is Tillie, whose
turban is a securing pad, her
kerchief a dish cloth and
Tillie herself, soap. Shed
make a nice bridge prize :.
at 81. For shopping infor-
nation, call CHI. $500, line 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Elsie Robinson
Asked
For This War

MORE THAN anything else,
I'm asking for the wisdom TO
see things straight these days,
without bitterness or sentiment
tality.
We have been safe so long.
we Americans. We have been
privileged and protected. Now.
as the reality of war creeps
slowly upon US, we find II almost
impossible to place the blame
where il should lie--in our own
laps.
We remind ourselves, and the
listening world, of the bloody
horror of Pearl Harbor. We
screech about the American
Bund and the Quizlings who still
hold forth within our midst.
Most fiercely of all, we complain
of the problems which still face
uS aside from the war.
The farm labor problem.
The housing problem.
The education problem.
The blem OF working
mother with her neglected chill
dren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
REFRESHING DRINK

FOR A DRINK with tang,
combine one cup of grape juice
with four cups of chilled ginger
ale. Blend well and serve at
once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Blame the War

The child labor problem,
In their full blown viciousness.
And we face them according 10
our lights. blaming the war. the
government, the state laws, ours
ing out Hitler or Hirohito. Snarl-
X at the Democrats or Repub-
cans.
Accusing every source save
that which is truly responsible
meaning whom7 Meaning our
selves.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

s(nltalt, 1858 lpar es Nfortin HoIer,
mllbte in Ser &apeae alle 5lpOlf @fel=
ien leien lailen uno mar fiir Sic quite
8ebanollne Ser Yaiionten uno ben
l1nterridt oes @ebauoes perantmort=
li1.
Sqbrlib onf ct. Safobstae per-
langte Der Sitter oas bereinigte Sn=
bentar Des Spitals 5ur giniidt uno
&ontroae. Gas 1641-47 erbaute
5todalperidlob lit nidt a,,f einmal
51l ieinem bel1te nod erbaltene1l ltm=
fang gefommen. 0as gan5e lit aus
bret dlteren 6lllern erlpohien, oeren
zines Dos alte bem Sdube Ser 9rei
htiligen &oniqe anbefoblene Stamn:
baus ser Stodalper mar, pabrenO oas
anoere ols Suit geoient bate. Ser
taotlp6rts geleeene 9lof muroe aus
eine1n gan3en SGulerblod 5l1iammell-
ge5pgen. slls Stofolper iib onlbidte,
Sic Sult gum beutigen @arenbof lln=
5ubouen lno gleid5eitig bos grobe
Wobnbols 5u erlteuen, 5lt oem Die
0oppeltrppc binonfiibrt, perial1rte e1
niht, ieinen gauplan i6riftlih 81
Yapier 5lt bringen, ooliit feline Grb-
irbaft bei 1einem -epentrelleu Spoe
iiber feline gauobiitten geniigeno
orienticrt lei. Ct erlcbte noh Sen
aus6alt bes gelooltigen SouIes, obe1
oll6 oen Sinldieo leiner S0bne, unS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

nnrlliege11oelt 2dnoer,; aber dub oes
3fernen SSnoiens, slnlerifas uno anbe>
ret 2dnoert oeren Gr5eugniiie Don Git
ben ooer 8eiten bet iiber Sen Gimp
fo,t gei6nl1t tpnroelit:.' a,tf oe1n' Sui
sferf eldn5telt Sic iilbernen 9diielt
&ii6be9er l1no' 26ffel ,teben Sem be=
.f6eioeneren' Mutftutte1t Ser 5innerneit'
jseffer> 5diif1ei1i, 9futter 1tnb 5eaer
,ino Sen ii ser &reSen5 eingebal1te1t
.@ieBfdi1ern. 0ds Silber5e,,g' Der
.5hloBberril1 Nor III ibfent 3tmn1et
4iorgfiG in eine11t' &uiten per1patrt l,no
mar biibi6 NIT ibrert 8dppe,l, benz
&leeblatt 11tIos SEN Stet1te,t Ser &ieo-
Fnutten, ge5eihnet. Ser 9robe, nod
bal1te ~ieoem geiudber Briggs in Grin.
narlthg bIei6e1t0e Sof nit ben: nad
.italienii6ent Mltiter angelegten srfaz
}cenlal1be11 i6eint al1cb poller @ebnll1t
.iei1er fernen 3eit 51 >geOellfer, ba
laltge Dor Sagesdllbrll6 Sic Suulncr
8rigs, Sic in 5unftgemaBen Gerball=
.be1t organi itert parel1, ibr Wfaultier
baiteten. gsar Damn Sic gan5e &ololt-
nc n1ari6bereit, 0ffnete lid fnarrcno
oas groBe Tor, unO I'M Eagesgrauen
erflomln Ser lange Sdrmer5ng Sic
S0be bes S6oaberges, Inn bon sort
II! :bie Siefe ob5uiteigen uno jcnIeits
oes. 8ohes longlom onlteigeno, nod
lange1n n1iibpoaem 9nl nltieg sic Eob=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
Ser groke stodalper, ute stmpfomftake nno oas
gtofalpefidlok In 8ria

giiderriiden eebeimnispoa anf,. rnb
bon ben @anoen bes boben Scales
ariibten bie ,unoeri6eibliden Contra
,factl,ren'' tpie es i'm Snpentar beibt,
Ser olten Stodalper, ibrer 5rauen,
Ser 8aaiier giid0fe, Der 2anoes
bauptleute 1tno anoerer uidaubaren
@eisbeiten'' uno. vibaubaren @rob-
;ma6tigfeiten". 0arunter bineen, mie
al1d in oen anbern Salen 3inmern
,lno BEN @angen Sic 2onbfarten bes
I@alis, ser Gioge11oiienibaft, ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

;bobe su gelpinnen. gein alien Spi.
tai aneefommen, mari6ierte ser 3ug
I'M Sofe aut ltm Die @aren entpeoer
oort ab5ulaoen poer 9eraoe ben on
toern S0umern bon Simplon=Gorf
:ooer @onbo peiter5l'eeben uno oos
fir iie 9eltimmte in gmpfane 81 neb-
,men, nm es anoerntags nah Brig 81
transportieren. slber nid)t nur fir
ieine @aren5iige botet Stodalper bos
,Spital erbal1t. Seinem Nomen gemGb
'loute es Die ornen Bolianten ipeilen
.un0 beberbergen, lpar es boh oem
Sdnepatron o1ler Bilger, oem' fl.
Safob, getpeibt. Der Goriteber Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

an gbenO ieines orbeitSrei6en 2ebens
nuBte er no -herleben, oaB bas Golf
ieines 2anoes i'm nidt perltano uno
er als Iehensmitoer @reis iiber oen
Simplon in bie Serbannrng mubte.
gls nad) liebeniabri9er gerbannlng
Ser 2anorat in feline Eiidfebr bon 60
moooilola einlpilligte, mar Dies mobl
ieine 1este Srelloe. gr mar 50 Sabre
alt, ais er itarb uno Oriiben in 8li5
IN Ser Bfarrfir6e sur Gltbe getragen
1purOe. Sein 500 mar Elm i6merer
Shloe fiir oas Sberpallis uno be-
ionoers fir Brig. Sein 2ebensperf
pereing NIT ibn1, lmo oie groBe 3eit
oes Simplonpaiies, Die i6on nit lei=
ner Gerban1lng mcrflih no6geloiien
bate, lpar porbei. Grit nah 51pei
Sabrbunoerten trat Ser Sinlplon
micoer IN Sen GorOergrlnO, ols ga:
polcon Sen Snnploniibergong 5l1 eie
ncr ltrotegiiNen Strubc ullsbulltc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

Sn gnglono pcrlongen Oie &om@
munilten Sic Sluslner5ung rcligioIell
llnterridts in pen SHulen. Gen 9fo=
ten lit mobI ser aan1m eelblpoIleh,
ieitben England nno Nlnerifa ais Mi
ltidriihe gunoesgenonen NIT Ser
Somietregier,mg tdlnpfen. sfub' i'll
1lnler1n freien, oenofratiiben 2anOe
md6tn oie &oten fih redt mal1iig uno
treten iogar in pronillel1ten 5telllln=
gen ais oiftatorilbe Heformer altf. GS
lit bobe 3eit, odB mir, mie es III gng-
lano geibiebt, rnlere 9en1ofrotie ret
ten, ebe es 81 ipat lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

,,9}iemono tut mcbr iiir Gffi5icre
lmo Ntolnlhoittn III Der Irnrce, olS
lu1etc Nrlnecfopl0ne', crtldrtc 9ri-
goocgcnerol Mooiipn Ecarlon Dor Ell
ncr Gerionlrllurg pon Gffi5iercn i'll
Waibington. Ocu. Georlon ern1abnte
tie 9lrneeoffi5iere, ben Gbcf Der Mr.
meefopldne 5u fpnlulticrcn, bcpor it,
lrgenoctpos untcrnebn1eL lpas Se,
5ug bat ouf Sic morolilhcn 9lnlicbtcn
11no. SonOlungen ocS oncrlfu1lldeH
@olfca. eluf Oieie :@eiic crlpart iDr
eud) lmO ocm &rie9sont nald)e
lhpicrige Gerle9eubcit Dem anlcritaz
nii6en &olfe gegetiiber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

eugene 6. Sroce, Scr Eroiioe11t
Scr getblebem Steel Corporation, er=
tl0rte, Sic rieiigc Stobl= lmo Shiffs-
baliirma geoenfe, ,,oieles Subr tug=
lih ein Shiff 81 bolell mobei mir
Sonn= ilno sSeiertoge eil1rednel1.' &:
iogte ferner, Bethlehem ueroe Oieie5
Ssabr fir $2,0O0l00O,O00. Moteridl
auer 9lrt liefern 5. +. - Ero5eltt
mebr ais poriges Sabr.
&onteroomiral @ono BON Ser W}ar+
itine GOnu1iiiion CAB pGbrelooelien
bor Dem Militorol1sihuB ocs SenoteS
5l1, Elm Mongel an Stobllieferlmgen
lei oas groBte Sinoernis, ous Oem
8ou bon insgeimt 2O,O00,00O Son-
men Sdiffsroum in bieiem Sabre int
@ege ltebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

Sn elmer lrnl6ngit eribienenen gi=
oerapbie 8eneral giienbomers piro
feltgelteut, Ser nuerifaniihe Sberbe=
feblsbaber in slfrifa lei ihipei5eriicber
Mblton1mu1ng. Seine Sorfabren ieien
Inn bos Sabr 1872 bon Ser 56nei5
nad) ben Ser. Stooten eingelpanbert.
Sffenbar mar ibr 9same gilenbauer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
Naturgcihidte

Wton pro0 ii6er oie Seinat ser
Siere.
u@elhe5 Sier fontntt IN europa
ni6t por?' frogte Ser 2ebrer.
Meloete iib A)far: ,ltnier Sun0
ltnterm Sofa, tpenn i'm Sater ri IT,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
(S6lub)

Sd)loB erbaute. gSen1 es berg0nnt |
lit, oas .SdloB naber fe,lnen au fer
men, uno ipem gar it6 oas gr6ib er=
iflieBt, ser befonln1t eil1en 8egrtff, |
mas eigentli6 ein &aufmann l1nO
Sa1tbelsberr IN friiberer 3ett mar.
Ster iino mir gerne bereit,; Dor oent
&aufmann abtunespoa Sen SUIT 5u
5ieben. Da iteben in ltol3er &eibe Sic
mad1tigen Sofiontelr, Sic iiber ben
Geid)aftsgdng @usfunft eeben, Sic
groBen Sal5rebm1ngen iteben eleid) |
oaneben unb 5eigen nns, lpie tpeite
Sanoelsbe5iebungen Stodalper ange=
fniipft batte, Inn bus @al1is nit Sala
5ll periorgen. 0arin reibt it6 8ano |
a11 gano, bont eriten Bis gum Iebten |
9latt bon -eelbulter Sdreiberbanb |
lorgfaltig beidrieben. Wan6 Elm 8latt |
5eist, OaB Stodalper ielblt nobge:=
priift lnb .forrigiert bat, uno 81 QUIT |
5enben fqllen beim 3abidIaeen. ouf |
fleinen 8tattern eeidrieben, feline eiz
genbdnbig ,gelbriebenen 8efeble, bie
er aus leinem Bripatfo11tpr IN leine
&an5lei biniiberiebidte, aus ben So
lia1lten gu 8ooe1 -ltno perlangen lpie-
Ser 5miiden Die Seiten geton 5u per.
oen5 lro lie feit brei Sabrbunoerten
geld)tafen baben. ..&&s =, a.:
geun aber erlt Sic 8ibliotbef! Set
ser lit lie beufe ettpas ouseinanoerge-
riiiell Inns gum Cell ard I'M alten
Spital a11f Dem Sintplon oben lt1fter=
gebratbf. 8er Sd gud] dit 8nh &C.
retbf fiebt ulro aufmerfiant ga1to fitr
gato5iib naber dnitebt, mira it1 ein
8i4b- 1nabe,l fonnen BON Dem groBer
8illen, nHb tpeiten1 Sntereiiengebiet,
bas einerit aal1fntdn1t iener 3eit eigen
mar. Sd itno oicfleibige 2eoerbdltbe,
berfaBt bon 4lttoren, beren Namen
langlt Der 8ergeiienbeit anbeimgefal=
len fins. Die battbeln bon Ser S6tff=
fabrt, pom SanDel NIT Sen &olonien,
bon Der @etpinnltltg 11nS 8erarbeitung
Der Eobftoffe, bon Der &unIt oes 0e.
itillierens, Don Weoifantenten 11no
beren 8ei6aff,,ng, pont Satotperf,
BON Ser &unlt Sauler nnD StroBen
at bauen, BON Der &onitruftion BON
Sonnenl1bre1';' oa Iiegen petitaabte
8dnoe, in oe1tett 51 leie1 lit bonn
Meni9en uno feitem @orper in ge=
iunoen lt1to' fraf1fe1t' Sagen, bon oelt
Steren,. BON Bfhdn5er uno, @etpirs
5e1t. Ianeben, red)f abgenutf, nit
meifingenelt. Spaugen perieben, sic
NeHtssbaHer ino oeren' tpenit77dupeifige
unD erraiiDenoe &eiiln1e11tare, bic Sd
roana, sic .peitIibe @eriAtsorbnung
aarfs bes 5Hnften IN be,t beridiebe1tz
item offi5ieae,1 lll1o BriDataitsgdben
unb piel a1,bere bas3 He1t betreffenoe
2iteratnr. 3iDtfbe1t all' oeln peritreut
Die fleinet banolidstt,, nit 5ublreiben
8ud5eid)en orrbidoiienen 8dnbben
d)riltlt6er grba1ung, bonn gottielig=
item Sroitlpenber bts 5l1nt Seiutte1t=
brepier. Se,tte TT ar oas a,tBer @urs,
oarunt liegt es 10 troitlos uno beitaubt
berltm. @enn man aber Ste altel14
ShloBinpentare berbor5iebt,. fomnt
al bas ldeinbar 8ertlole 5l neuem
Seben. Man ltebt berr Staltb nidJt
mebr auf an oelt 8iibern uno i'm
@eiIte balteu ite olle, gano fit 8anb,
mieoer gin5ug auf oen langen &ega=
len I'M eroBen Saale, oeilell ibonltc
Sierbe iie emit ausgentad)t baben mill
The echo., 1943-02-12
United States Savings Bond.

Reverend R. L. Young, pastor It
Newell Chapel C. M. E. Church, Cen
sral Secretary IF the Holbrook Bene-
Association and editor Of The Eolent
Weekly Echo says:
Now is the IT, to come to the de-
Tease of our country. Do not wait,
do not delay. Any persons interested
IN helping defend our country can d
90 in many ways. Persons who de-
sire to buy Government SAVING
Stamps are asked to call Reverend
Young at his office, telephone 3377 q
at his residence, 1928, or write him ..
Box 1043. Meridian. Mississippd.
Reverend Young is in position b
urnish Government Stamps from To-
up. Get . Government Defense Al
bum from Reverend Young and attn
Il ia filled it can be exchanged Ter {
You pusehase the bond for SSH
The echo., 1943-02-12
NOTICE TO PRESIDENTS

| Dear Presidents:
The H. B. A Board will be held in
the H. B. A office Building on March
first. This is the only board we are
holding in the March Quarter.
All presidents who can conviently
do so will attend this Board and make
their report. In view of the fact this
is going to be heavy board, we want
to kindly ask that you be present at
$50 A. NJ.
If you have deceased members in
your lodge and you are going to at
tend the board, be sure to have the
beneficiaries to bring their H. B. A.
policy, orders, etc.
If you mail your report in, you will
mail your policy, orders, etc.
General President
Dear Presidents This comes to in
form you and all concerned that the
March Board assessment will be $l.25
per member This amount includes
Death Claims, Quarterly Dues, Taxes,
Insurance, etc You will please collect
SIPS from each member of your lodge
in good and regular standing.
5% Commission to Local Presidents
Heretofore the commission allowed
the local presidents has been go, how
ever, since we have paid our building
indebtedness off, we are attempting
to raise the commission from $50 tc
81. The local presidents have work
ed hard along with the official staff
to clear ourselves of this outstanding
Indebtedness and now that we are out
Of debt. we want you to feel and know
that we are grateful to you. There
may be tho7o who oppose this raise
All in favor Of aisin2 the commission
from So to 81 lei it be known by
saving yea. Those who oppose the
raising from go to 500 let it be known
by saying nay.
The echo., 1943-02-12

These are but two vivid reasons
why automobile owners and house
~ives should conserve their cleo
u'ical wires and cables as a means
p. aiding in the war, it is empha-
zed by H. w. Clough, vice presi-
ant of the Belden Manufacturing
I, onpany, Chicago, a leading manu-
n,cturer of electrical wires and
tordagc, now producing electrical
siring for airplanes, tanks, ships
ind army communications equip
nent.
The war needs are consuming
increasingly vast quantities of cop
per wire, and it is vital that do
nestle users prolong the life of
k1ssir sl>etrseal equipment by care
The echo., 1943-02-12

full handling of electrical cords and
wires, Mr.. Clough states.
In contrasting domestic wiring
uses with war needs, it is disclosed
that it takes the copper equivalent
of all the lamp cords in 400 aver
age homes to meet the monthly
welding cable requirements of one
shipway building merchant vessels;
it takes the copper from over 800
electric shaver cords to wire an
army truck; a medium bomber
needs the copper from over 1000
electric toaster cords. In 1912 one
aircraft manufacturer used enough
copper to make over 1906, 900
twenty-foot vacuum cleaner cords.
The echo., 1943-02-12

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that this man chat was blind. and
Alo" -i'' .'''s ma" Is SINNER
-i'e .'.e. 'le answered. W Hath.
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'I'nD' no" see
What dil to to- thee? how opened b,
o,,, ,,'. al eie ~, 'lig 4 ,olu w.
fore would we hear it again? woulf
Zo-And 1hey reVlled hlm' and SAID
ciples of Moses.
" & A''Q" 'ii''' ''''' ns'i SpoNei'
The echo., 1943-02-12

and in ten years it will bring yea
$4,000. If for any reason you are
forced to discontinue your savings b.
cause of having no job. etc.. the fun
amount that you have paid in Will DO
refunded to you plus interest
Reverend Young Is appealing %
Church members and 10 the members
Of the Holbrook Bsnevolent Assoeia-
ton (H. B. A. ond othsr interesesa
persons 10 communicate with him iza-
uediateiy.
ne now has the authority to make
addresses and talks IN churches ss1
various communities explaining b his
people how they may proceed 70 Per
hase United States Savings Stazps
or Bonds.
The echo., 1943-02-12
Important Notice To
III. B. A. Presidents


la order to get this~5qo eommisss
your report must be in the Office
or before Monday, March first.
you bring your report to the Oh
on March first you will receive ~
percentage in cash, however, if You
mail your report in on or before Aar.
first, we will mail you a check 10
cover your commission.
The echo., 1943-02-12
T. ]. Young, Notary

Now that our country is Engaged in
the greatest war that we have ever
known, there is a large number of our
people employed in Defense Factories
throughout the country. In most cases
they are required to have certified
birth certificate or proof of birth be-
fore their application is accepted for
employment.
The echo., 1943-02-12
big Seven

Elsewhere in this issue you VIII
find an H. B. A. ad that carries sas
names and some of the likenesses OF
seven local presidents who did ONT
standing work in the Dec. Boards We
are going to let this ad remain aeTs
for a while, thereby giving some Of
the other presidents chance TO sss
in the spot light. Who will be the
first president to tell these big seve#
to "move over" and let another mean
in?
General President, Rev. K. F. Yosn,
The echo., 1943-02-12

m, Thou vast altogether born in
sins, and dost thou teach us? And
they cast him out.
35-Jesus heard that they cast him
out; and finding him, he said, Dost
thou believe on the Son of God?
36-He answered and said, And who
The echo., 1943-02-12
BUY WAR
BOND
& {: TAMPl

We are in position to take this -
off your hands and fix things up SO
that you can get that Defense job or
whatnot, that you would like to have;
in order that our factories will not be
held up in turning out airplanes, tanks
machine guns, etc.
am better situated to serve you
than ever before, having our office in
the H. B. A. Building.
For any kind of Notary work, see
US and we will serve you with a smile.
The echo., 1943-02-12

is he, Lord, that mary believe on
him?
37-Jesus said unto him, Thou has,
both seen him, and he it is that speak
eth with thee.
IS And he said, Lord, | believe
And he worshipped him