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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
US. CIlief
Af Front

FIFTH ARMY, HQ., Italy,
oct. % Delayed qNS)-Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower. on the sec
ond day of his visit to 1t. Gen.
Mark Clark's headquarters today,
made his second visit to the front
lines north of the Volturno River.
Travelling in a jeep convoy with
Gen. Clark and aides, the Allied
commander in chief stopped 10
chat with American soldiers in
positions less than four miles
from the German lines and con-
ferred with commanding officers
of troop units at advance COM
mand posts.
Allied shells from heavy guns
hummed overhead as Gen. Eisen-
howers party swung along the
American sector of the front line.
The general cheerfully inter-
rogated doughboys on such mat
tiers as their health and location
Of their homes in the United
States.
The general then proceeded on
foot 10 an artillery position, from
which he looked down on an
enemy position less than four
miles away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

Pyts. Luca n. ISABELLA, 5274
Frankfort court, and Marvin Weis-
man, 1894 f. Warren, have been
assigned 10 the technical school,
Army Air Forces Training Com
mand, Sioux Falls. S. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Every 8 Gift
Means YuIe Box
For SerW(emdn

American Legion auxiliary
members, formed into a committee
headed by Mrs. l. A. Schultz, this
week will start packing the first
Of the Santa for Servicemen boxes
provided through cash donations
by patriotic Detroiters.
Although the Santa for Service
men program is designed primarily
10 distribute Christmas boxes
packed by the citizens them
selves, a committee has been set
up TO do the purchasing and pack
ing for those too busy to pack
their own boxes but who wish TO
make a money donation TO this
Worthwhile project.
For each s. sent in by con-
tributor. the committee will pack
box for distribution TO soldier,
sailor, marine or coaStguardsman
in this area during Christmas
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

Series talk at the Detroit Institute
of Arts. 4
1.-THE shortest airlines from
the United Seates 10 the Orient
touch Alaska" East said as he
opened the tenth anniversary Of
the Sunday lecture series. This
fact alone gave support to the
belief i'm Alaska that Japan
would strike at the mainland
through the AleutianS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Get Used Alarm Clocks

SEATTLE, Oct. 25 GNS) -
Boeing aircraft workers com
planned they were late because
they could not buy alarm clocks
The company conducted a drive
for used alarm clocks and tardi'
ness declined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
AIeutian Attack
Seen by Ben East

Alaskans were convinced long
before Pearl Harbor that the JapS
would invade the Aleutians, Ben
East. naturalist and lecturer, said
yesterday in his World Adventure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Dodge Speaks on Arms

%Price Adjustments Of War
Contracts" was to be the topic
today of Joseph NJ, Dodge, chair
man of the War Department Price
Adjustment Board and president
of the Detroit Bank. addressing
a noon meeting of the Economic
Club of Detroit al the Book-cad-
lilac Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Just one hour with Arthur Muir
MAGIC STEP
will start you dancing!

Good dlncen always get the cream
of the fuA Join them at your next
party.
Rates Are Lou NoW!
Today phone th; Studio CA. 1917
and make your date for lessons Or
come n and talk II over Rates are
low now. so don't vaiti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Detroit Soldiers End
Army Camp Training

WAC Pvt. Maoma X. Wilcox,
1855 Wyoming. recently arrived
in North Africa and has been as
signed as a clerk-typist with the
adjutant generals section. Pvt.
Wilcox received a bachelors de-
gree from the University of De-
troit. She has a sister in the
Army Nurse Corps.
Pvt. Hazel X. BOyne, formerly
stationed at WAC Training Cen
ter, Daytona Beach, has been as
signed 10 take course in
physio-therapy at the d. 7. Wat
son School. Leetsdale, Pa.
Pvt. Boyne taught home eco
Monies at Taft Junior High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Service Notes:

Four Detroit men have COM
pleted basic training at Fort
Knox. Ky.
They are Pvts. Abraham Sill
berscheln. 2632 CORTLAND; Rus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
SPECIAL CARD IN BOX

In each box so packed, the COM
mittee will place special gift
card listing the name and address
of the donor. so the Serviceman
receiving the box will be able 10
send a thank-you note after
Christmas.
Mrs. Schulte's subcommittee,
termed the wrapping and pack
ing committee of Santa for Serv-
icemen, has set up headquarters
on the second floor of the depart
ment of parks and recreation
Elmwood Center, 504 Elmwood.
All boxes collected at the other
receiving depots will be taken to
this center for checking before
being turned over 10 the army or
navy, so that this committee will
keep an eye on all boxes packed
by individuals. as we'll as those
handled by the group.
Although cash contributions are
welcomed by the Santa for Serv-
icemen committee (checks or
money orders should be made
payable 10 Santa for Servicemen
Fund, and mailed in care of The
Detroit Times, 1870 Cass, Detroit,
81, Mich) il is preferred that
Detroiters pack their own boxes
and leave them at the nearest re-
ceiving depots.
PERSONALLY PACKED GIFTS
Such boxes may be left at any
police precinct station in Detroit,
Highland Park, Hamtramck or
Crosse Pointe. at any department
of parks and recreation center, or
the lobby OF The Times.
The committee feels that boxes
packed by the individual will have
more of personal touch and
carry more of the Christmas spirit
Further, the huge task of buying
goods in large quantities these
days makes the packing Of boxes
in large lots most difficult.
a However, even those boxes
packed in the home and left at
receiving depots should cost no
more than 81, the committee
points out.
They should be packed as soon
as possible. so that purchases can
be made before Christmas shop
ping ruSheS begin. Thousands of
Christmas boxes will be needed,
so you should start planning yours
now.
Include in a Serviceman'S box
those items which are wanted or
needed by men stationed at mill
tary or naval posts and which are
difficult for them to obtain
SUGGESTED GIFTS LISTED
Such things as stationery air
mail stamps, cotton or linen hand
kerchiefS, cigarets, pipes and pipe
tobacco, com p a'c I toilet kits,
combs, brushes of all kinds, shoe
shine kits, sun tan neckties. pack
size cigaret cases, vacuum-packed
nuts and hard candies, Jams,
iellies. pocket-s.ze books, and UNI
breakable mirrors make fine
gifts.
Be sure 10 enclose your card
with your name and address in
each box you pack If you belong
TO any fraternal organizations or
similar groups. get other members
to pack similar boxes.
Christmas parties are being
planned for the posts, at which
time the boxes will be distributed,
Plan TO do your part now-and
become a Santa TO a Serviceman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
PVT. sILBERsCH's

oLthuHat AAaiiiNi ohAASRt A~NA'' A<Na
man 1920 Joy Rd.
Ready TO Join the fleet as ra
dioman third class is Edmond Bor
ski. 5203 Florida, a graduate o
the Naval Training School at thu
University of Chicago.
Other Detroit graduates from
the university are:
John {. Culbertson. 120 Seward
Peter j. Shields, 5565 Ridgewood
Roland NJ. Hauswi 1421t
Hampshire; John r. Hanna, 1856;
Whitney; Harold j. Taylor, ISL
Greenlawn. and James X. Taube
3l42 Elmwood.
At Carlsbad Army Air Field
New Mexico, Pvts. Samuel j
Thomas, 636 Rosedale and Elmer
Il. Adcock, 1887 Russell, have beer
promoted to corporalS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
JAW Head Says
Women Fail TO
Grasp Problems

Women war workers of De
troit today were considering the
accusation Of r, j. Thomas,
president Of the UAW-CIO. that
they had failed 10 tackle their
own problems Of employment
and that they constantly de-
pended on men for solutions 20
these problems.
Thomas. speaking before the
twenty.hrst annual fall confer
ence Of the New York Women s
Trade Union League. declared
tNat women face industrial unen-
.ployment after the war IS over
unless there Is considerable
change in the whole ALDERMAN
aCement Setup. and that both in
duStrN and management Will be
responsible II this happens.
CHARGES WOMEN ARE LAX
The JAW leader pointed out
that not one woman had ever
appeared before the War Labor
Board Of which Thomas is a
member, TO argue on the PROPOSE
ton 81 equal pay for equal work,
an argument consistently adj
vanCed by the JAW and one
which at all times has been cham
ploned BY men.
THE average rate Of paw OF
women. thousands OF whom
never worked for an industry
before, is $l,l4 an hour"
Thomas said.
THE union negotiated and
fought for years to get that
rate. These women call me a
pirate because they have TO pay
dues, and they don't even know
why they are getting that S1.l4
an hour"
sO-HoUR WEEK URGED
The solution 10 postwar unem-
ployment. Thomas declared, is the
adoption of the 30-hour week.
which. he said, would put every
able-bodied man and woman. who
wants TO work, at work at their
top skill"
The JAW chief predicted that.
while at the end of the war the
auto industry would boom. II
would not be able TO absorb all
the workers released by the re-
duced manufacture Of planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Pilot Dies in Crash

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. % (INS)
- William Rufus Pardue, % Of
ClarkSville. Tenn, a CurtisS-
Wright test pilot, was killed last
night when the P-40 he was flying
caught fire and crashed near
Depew. a suburb of Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
sO-HoUR WEEK URGED

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Zines carrier-salesman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-24
w o RI D w A r
A YEAR AGO
NOV. "a, 1912
(By United Press


Russian troops finally shake off
the three-month German grip in
the Stalingrad area; German High
Command admits Russian pene-
trati0n in the German defense
lines in the Don Bend region.
Polish gOvernment-in- Exile re-
ports announcement by Heinrich
Himmler, German Gestapo chief,
ordering the execution Of half the
Jews in Poland by the end Of the
year.
U. S. bOmbers raid Mandalay,
Burma.
In Tunisia, Axis and Allied
troops engage in isolated clashes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
CIT KCH GIVE TO WAR RELIEF.

L'uon.-- iCNS)-- The Evangelical
and Reformed Church has made
available one-quarter million dollars
for the suffering people of the world,
according TO George W. Richards.
Chairman of Relief Commission. Last
year Sl50,000 was donated and dis
tributed for this purpose. 1t is in
teresting to note that Al per cent or
the congregations made no contribu-
ton to this cause. therefore, the ma
jor portion Of this amount was con-
tributed by the minority members
OF the church. 100000 has been SET
as the goal for 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
EPISCOPAL .AyXILIAR
MEETS IN RALEIGH.

Nu!rl sh.--t CNS-The North Caro-
'.u- !J.uc"s" Of the WOman's Aux
.l!@g. h. the National Council of Pro-
Instant Episcopal Church met in 8
'g.,-dLv scssluH II the Good Shep-
herd Church in Raleigh on May SO.
Principal speakers We're Mrs. |. T.
'!.Im,> of Chapel Hill and Washing
',u. i'r,,.d"m': Bishop Edwin a.
P,n.cE. d. Kenneth Cameron OF
state Cril,gc. Ms Alpha Nash. !s-
g.e.,rt",.." from The pruyIuUc of
%,wau,r To- the National Executive
Rood. IN. i;r,. WLuu.u (. Camp
r,L MI. u4i E%lcual,v Director II
o., i.. i.u" Bishops Committee on
I.y.,n Work. and Re. james Me
D..,. D.r.. hos. Rector
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
LENOIR- RHYME COLLEGE AND
THE DEFENSE PROGRAM,

Hickory-(CNS) - The activities
OF Lenoir-Rhyne College have been
l9rgely given over to the Nationai
Defense Program. Courses designed
to train for meeting the needs caus-
,i h" shortages in various fields Of
work are being offered. Thirty three
Of The men enrolled at Lcnoir- Rhyme
last year have gone into active serv-
ice. or the one hundred left, thirty
one are in the Reserve Corps and
fcur.fifths of those enrolled last year
aie registered with the Office OF
Civilian Defense. Lenoir- Rhyme has
been engaged in an about war ef-
fort for the past two years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
] WILL WEAR 4 WHITE ROSE
FOR MOTHER,

y red rose - worn OF Muther's Da,
In honor Ui our mother we love,
Bu' I'm sad tudJv iuI wear White
rose
In honor of NV mother above.
Tears till my eyes when
look at that rose
And my mothers face
! can't see.
But my heart feels light
When | think OF that night
She left 10 prepare Il place i'm the
mansion for me-
My heart goes out TO a million de. +
ones
Whose darling mother is dead
And who would give
Anything TO wear today
Instead Of white rose red.
| will wear Il white rose OH my
bosom
With kindness, appreciation, and
love.
To honor my mother ! once had
Who is resting in heaven above.
Mrs. Hilton Journeaan.
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
AIDS SERVICE MEN.

Sl.i-iurF-lCNS) -- The United
I.uih"lau CNTcn Eas designated the
."uf. 30 MAJ "a. time ion. gather
.us nHa. ,rnugh Lutheran World
Action .s .cr, ice men from all
LUi!r'm Churches. The call is for
Siu"1,uuu. uuc-nalt of which will be
at."'r'"d 500 the service commission
{" 'c H."d 1uI work among Lutheran
u.'u .w '.r Irw"d forces. The re-
manIo. viii be divided for relief
w'.E u..rL" Var prisoners, the
hr.r..." EIbic Society and special
Cac.seno,r. The quota for the North
ta.u..uI LHthyrun Synod is Sl7,OO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
News eDf The Churches
Press Service of e North Carolina
Council Of Churches
BISHOP LEONARD KILLED.

FItt DUrgM--- ttNSJ = bishop Adna
" Leonard al the Methodist Church
died III the airplane crash III which
General Frank NJ. Andrews was kill
ed, in his flight 10 Iceland. The
Bishops SON. A " Leonard. Jr..
partment.
Bishop Leonard. representing 81
Protestant American denominations
III Il tour Of overseas United States
service posts. The last report from
him was i'll dispatch from Belfa>..
Aurthernn Ireland, on May /. II
which he summed up a two-day tuu.
81 camps IN tina; area by saying: Il
cannot speak too highly Of the grand
wav the people OF Northern Ireland
i4Nr treated our boys"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
PROMOTED TO 7A2.

II you got your lessons all the year,
You will be glad to hear
Promoted 10 the TAI
And you can't say boo hoo.
Next year in the seventh Grade,
You will be doing the same trade,
Starting the new year right
Without thinking OF the fight.
II the Japs bomb the school
You will be glad you weren't a fool.
Yni, will be clad you came every day
While your dumb friends were at
play.
BY lille Bullock, Central Colored
Graded School, eA2 Uads.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
RATION CHECKS TO
BE TRANSFERABLE

Raleigh. May 8-Ration checks
may be endorsed and transferred by
non-depositorS for the first time since
ration banking started. under an
order issued today by the Office
of Price Administrations. Such checks
may be forwarded by Il merchant
who does not himself maintain Il
ration bank account to his Supplicr
10 pay in, ration points or pounds for
fuudStuffs he buys.
By making such credit evidences
negotiable OPA drew still closer the
parallel OF ration check use and or
binary bank check use. Ration checks
are similar in design. size and pur-
pose to ordinary commercial checks
and now may be exchanged in IA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
h0fHfR'S DAY AND
..ss lfDSpII.tI,

".u:tDu-S Salem -- tCNS- As the
..'lru p,r. tribute To motherhood
,m 'iu.",l Day. NAV 9. the Bap-
~, Hospital # North Carolina re-
1'". - pledge 10 minister 10 the
.,a.t. .f ..r .Hutttc:s %! the State.
l. ., s"pu.1rd that Of the 1000
Hu.a"!s nc1jvd ~ the hospital IN
49,. al. excepting Two were return
- lu ,H..r lu'ucN in an Improved
condition. approximately 1900 or
thee mother received treatment
i:.r II charge. through the fund sup.
rI.ti ~ HE Mothers Day uilu.In.;
Il 1892, which tutulsu Sal 49, l3 Inc
Mothers D,v offering given annual
" /" ,!Ir 2.6GO Baptist Churches ~
.,!u4 Care !Iua, /. applied entirely t.
charitable purposes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
GOLDSBORO MINISTER
AT NATION COLLEGE

Maxton. May Presbyterian Jun.
ior College announces that DR.. Leigh
X. Scott, pastor Of the First Presby
terian church of GoldSboro, will de.
liver the commencement sermon oil
Presbyterian Junior College on Sun.
day, May 80. at II a. m.
On Monday. May 81. 1913. at II
a. m. the literary address will be
delivered by Dr.. Price Henderson
Gwynn,. professor at Davidson Col.
legs and president of the North Caro-
lima Council Of Churches.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
CHEMICAL COURSES
OFFERED AT STATE

Raleigh. May "a ncw short
course in chemical testing and in
SpcctIon will begin June =. Dir. +.
f. Randolph head Of the chemical
engineering Department n state Col
lcgc. announced here today.
The short course. sponsored by the
Federal Bureau of Education, trains
men and women Tor profitable en-
pluymcnt in vital war Industries. The
course will las, Tor 10 weeks and all
expenses are paid by the Bureau q!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
for military uses.

for military uses.
OF The lumber used in the 81 coa a part
ton OF Camp Bumer Fay s,0nslruc.
and other military can,oUn ' Bragg
this area. IT. farm woo ti,anSshls in
supplied cross,ies Tor MANI us, have
railroad track. Pninp Tro,ys, miles u
pine have gone to Panama "0fhar
Inc Army Air Force is iiyir,
planes made of red gum tr,n ms air
Hope Creek. rum New
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
TENT REVIVAL AT
SOUTH HENDERSON

The Church OF God of South Hen
derson viii begin ten reviva!
Monday, May 10. with services daily
al p. III. Inc tent is located Oh the
Harriet Mill ground. Rev. J. Ray
Campbell Will te II charge There
Will De special singing and music.
and the public Is invited Ia attend
the services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
FARM WOODLANDS IN
DURHAM co TO WAR

College Station. Raleigh. May g
Farm woodlands in Durham county
have zone To- war. III the air. OH the
sea. and At many points or foreign
soil. said Regional Farm Forester j.
6. Huff in q report To Director |. q.
Schaub OF the Extension Service nj
y. {. State College. HUFF reported
that Durham is typical VI the many
counties IL North Carolina that are
furnishing ~uud and wood products
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
ERENEZEE SERVICE
ON MOTHERS DAY

y Mothers Day service VIII D,
held - EbencIev Christian church
Su"uHr morning - II o'clock. with
a special Mothers Day sermon on
Fiannah's Prayer for her Child De-
fore He Was Born. by the pasto..
Rev. l.. <. Gross. Al the & 0'clucl.
evening service. The Fall of Man"
VIII pt The subject. The public t. u.-
ElteN ~ attend and ION N HE nnL-,-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
CANViLLE QUARTET
IN PROGRAM HERE

Inc Famous Four Voices quartet
II Danville. Va. viii appear il, IA,
Henderson Institute Sunday otter
noon. Mar 8. Il, o'clock. Also OH
the program viii be the Hickory
Grove quartet. Johnson Brothers.
and the Henderson Silver Leaf. The
program Is sponsored by the Davis
Chapel church. Doors viii open at >
M.nlNCh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08

Education except for the Students
subsistence and his Textbooks. In
tructon is given ny the members OF
the teaching staff i'll the Chemical
Engineering department -! the col
lcgc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08

tioning transactions in the same way
as money checks are nov used III
money transactions. The new pro-
vision is effective May 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08

seventy per cent CT all occ,.,,.
al diseases are said 10 l.. ''HoA'
orders. r.. DIS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08

); a. Hornaday Will teach tbc A..
Siole class IN the tirs, Me,S %,s''i
Sunday school tomorrow. il Na"
nounccd today. " was ar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Envoy and Mrs. Charles COuke
Sunday services:
10 a. M, Sunday school.
II a. m, Preaching service.
$50 y. M, Y. p. l.. Meeting.
y. m, Open air meeting.
7:3U y. IN. Salvation meeting.
Why not go TO church?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08

THIS IS AMERICA. The snack at midnight with
TRENDS and nCigbols to join in how typical this is of
the Incrlca we love and want to keep the America of
happiness and plenty. That this happy, friendly way
OF lie may be Ouls to hand to our children and to
theirs that our young people be spared the shadow Of
tyranny that aificts generation is q goal worth
1@htmg for worth praying for Come to the chul CHI of
your Faith this Sunday and every Sunday to add your
voice to the many others asking for guidance and
strength for Victory, for the safe return of our loved
ones and for the keeping Of the way of life we love
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-08
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCt
Henderson, N. e.

Time Of Masses:
LIST, 3rd, and 9Th Sunday a. m
End and 4th Sunday, 1890 a. m
Holy Days, q n. III.
Novena deyotions, Sundays, 7:45
p. m.
Rev. James II. King, pastor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-19
YYYTTuW "a YANK IN
r1T zTs1 ~ IL. "A.
DIVORCES GRANTED

Two final DEGREES were granted
in u. S. District Court Saturday
Louis Harper Williams from Alyie
Nelson Williams, and Ethel Powell
from Oscar Powell
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-19

Dane, Tamara Shayne, Lee Patrick,
Reginald owen, Charles Dingle,
Leonid Kinskey, Diana Lewis and
Sara Haden.
Gable and Sterling appear as
brothers, both ace war correspon-
dents who return from Europe i'll
l941 to discover that their editor,
Dingle, is blissfully unaware of the
danger, that looms in the Pacific.
They manage to get a sensational
story published but lose their jobs,
Returning to his former quarters
in Greenwich Village, New York,
where he roomed with an artist and
wife, portrayed by Owen and Miss
Patrick, respectively, Gable encoun-
ters Miss Turner, who has taken
his old room She, too, is a re-
porter and they have met before
but this occasion touches off the
first spark of their colorful re-
nance.