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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
SOUPS PRODEJ
BONDU

Clenstvu Odbocky "Pravda
Zvftezf" v Baltimore, Md. do
stane Sc v t6chto dnech do ru-
kou dotaznlk Odbocky, Sc "a
dostf vyplniti pocet Bondu "a
koupenych Mani. RIDGE tento
soups, d6lame tax ma naleha-
YOU zadost UstTedny G. N. S.,
neb UstTedna poklada tuto pra-
ci "a velice dGlezitou, neb chce
me ukazati Wade Spojenych
Stat1 jakym zpGsobem clenove
Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf podporujf
1silf valecne a do jake m1ry
jsme hotovi pTispeti Americe,
nasi move Vlasti ku pfibl1zeni
dine vftezstv1.
Upozorn6n1m tfmto chceme
vyzvednouti dGlezitost teto pra
&c Sc snaznou zadostf, abychom
tento soups poslali ma tajem-
nika co nejdTfve, neb chceme S
touto pracf byti hotovi do kon-
&c tohoto roku. My nesmime
lemon rfkat, re Bondy kupuje-
me, coz jest pravda, ale pfibliz-
ne ukazati jak mnoho kupuje'
me, coz jest jedine mono ia
kovymto soupisem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

" sobotu, 10. prosince Cd
DAM budou v st. Andrews ko-
stele snoubenci p. Raymund
Thomas DvoTak Sc 81. Irenou
M. Knauer. zenich je synem
krajanG Franka a Amy Dvo-
Tak, 800 N. Luzerne Ave-, je
desatnfkem We Sboru MarinG.
- Krajane pf. Jos. Turecek
a ,jej1 bratr Jaroslav Prochaz-
ka nemohli sc dostaviti ma Mi
kulassky Trh a slozili v "Tele-
grafu" We prospech tohoto pod
niku $500.
= Opet letos S~chimGnkdv
PohTebn1 Dim nabfz1 Yam
zdarma krasn6, umeleck6, ma
bozenske kalendaTe ma rok
1914. Nasledkem spoluprace
We valecnem 1silf a pax nasled-
KEN pTetfzeni postovnfch IRA
dG = nezasleme Yam pc poSte
kalendaT letosnfho roku a "a
dame Vas, byste Sc sami pro
nej zastavili v nasi 1Tadovn6,
26O1 E. Madison st. Pouzfjte
postrann1 vchod z Luzerne ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

V nedeli, dine 10. prosince
Dude mfti prednasku ma thema
"Jugoslavia and the Coming
Invasion of Europe" znamy il
hoslovansky spisovatel Louis
Adamic, autor knih "Dyna-
mite, "The Natives Return
a my Native Land.
PrednaSka Dude sc konati v
Pythian Auditorium, rob Pres
ton a Charles ulic ma popud
Bookshop Association of Balti-
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
POHRBY.

" sobotu, dine 10. prosin-
ce zemrel Johns Hopkins ne
mocnici ma zapal Pile ktery Sc
dostavil pc operaci, krajan pan
George Shimek, 2215 E. Oliver
ulice We start Sc rok1. Narodil
Sc v Baltimore a zamestnan byl
co vratny u skoln1 rady. Zane
chal zde manzelku Antoinii
Shimek (rozenou Dubcak), 3
dcery a syna.
Pohreb konal sc We stredu,
Is. prosince re CvachOva Po-
hfebn1ho Domu ma Cesky Ma
rodni hrbitov.
" ned6li, IL. prosince pri-
Sci O zivot v automobilovem ne
stestf krajan p. Stephen Dobry,
Najel sc svym autem do stro-
mu ma 33. ulici blfze Ednor A
venue. Pc prevezeni do Union
Memorial nemocnice byl pro-
hlasen mrtvym. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore. Bylo mu 45 let a
byl prodavacem masa. Byl ze-
nat a zanechal zde manzelku
Annu Dobry, 2 dcery a syna.
PTinalezel ku spolku Rytiru
sv. Jirf. Pohreb Sc konal We
stredu, Is. prosince z domu
smutku, 139 N. Kenwood Ave;
do kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Vypravenf pohTbu obstarala
firma Cvach & Syn.
Dne 8. prosince zemrel
nahle p. John w. Bolander ST.,
636 N. Kenwood Ave. We starr
81 let. Narodil Sc v Baltimore
a zamestnan byl u B & 0 dra-
nv. Byl manzelem p1. Amy S.
Bolander, (rozene Kubinove) 5.
Prinalezel k B & o Lodge O.
King David Lodge No. GO A. F.
& A. M.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondell,
10. prosince z domu smutku ma
Oak Lawn hfbitov. Nosici rak-
We byli cd Masonic Order. Cir
kevnf obrady vykonal Rev. Jo-
seph Peasley.
Pohreb vypravil p. Karel E
!~Schimunek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
r o SCHUZE ODBOC-
KY "PRAVDA ZVfTEZf"
v BALTIMORE. MD.

Jiz pTfstf 1tery, FL. prosince
porada Odbocka nase vyrocn1
schulz.
Sestry a bratri: -
PTichazfme dnes k Yam Sc
zadostf nalehavou, verfme pew
ne re mas tentokrate neoslysfte,
neb jde o vec velice d1lezitou.
PTfstf rok, ktery lei pred ma
mi. Dude rokem Vltezstvf, to
jest dnes jiste. Bude vsak tez
rokem, kdy ma ceske Americe
Dude nejvfce zadano. Bude ma
mas zalezet, jak mnoho a jak
rychle budeme hotovi nasemu
ozebracenemu lidu tam u mas
donna pomoci!
Vedenf Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni v pTfstlm roce Dude
vyzadovat vypnuti vsech sill,
tax abychom dflo nase dovrsili
uspechem! Bude tTeba nejen
podati svobodu nasemu naro-
du, ale podati i pomocnou ruku
pri tezkych zacatcfch pc val
&c. Tato prace Dude vyzadova-
tt pomoci mas vSech, a myslfme-
lisi, aneb spolehame-li Sc, re
prace Narodniho Sdruzenf bu-
de moci byti vykonana pGl tue
tenn 1redn1kG, tedy Sc velice
mylfme. Proto zadame Vas,
pTijdte vsichni do volebnf schG-
re Odbocky tento 1tery vecer
do Sokolovny a vemte ma sebe
Trad, aneb cast prace ku ktere
budete voleni, tax abychom by
Ii pripraveni ma vsechnu tn
praci ktera Dude pred nami.
Sestry a bratTi: - Dokazali
jsme slusny kus prace v budou-
cnosti, prfjdme do pf1sti schG-
re a sorganisujme Sc, abychom
pTipraveni byli cestne dokonci-
ii 1kol ktery jsme 81 wall do
brovolne ma sebe! Chceme vi
deti Ceskoslovensko opet CO
Samostatny, stastny Stat! Kdo
81 tento 1kol pokladas "a svGj
prijd a podej pomocnou ruku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
DALSf DAIRY MA
TRH."

Dairy v hotovosti: - Anna
Opava SIS; Jan Kaspar SIS; Jo-
sefa Taborsky SIS; Mrs. Hirshl
$40; MI a Mrs. Horinka SIS;
Mr.. a Mrs. Vaclav Mynar SIS;
pan Gustav a slecna Karolina
STREET SIS; Karolina sevcik So;
Mat. Engelhardt So; Aloisie
Janata So; Anna siroky So;
Anna smrha So; Mrs. Sour soc.
Vecne Diary: Mrs. Kilian,
2 parry hack. boticek; Mrs. Ka-
livoda, 4 kusy toilet souprav
B. Par1zek, 3 panenky a vanoc-
ku; Wilma R1zicka, hracku
Bob. CihlaT, 6 obhack. kapes-
Mkt; Mrs. Keney, 6 drobnych
darkG; Mrs. Rupp,4 rdzne dar-
ky; Mrs. Vlk, hack. cepec
Mrs. Steiner, drobne pecivo,
toilet soupravu a ceskou skle.
nici; Mrs. Martinez, 4 soupra.
Wy sklenic a parky; Mr.. V. Ok
tavec, 6 panenek; Mrs. Kraft
hack. sally; Ant. Kalas, hack
tasku; M. Pillar, vanocku; AL
Janata, hack. cepici, 6 sklene.
nych misek; Ant. Pokorny
decku; Mrs. Skrickus, salatovJ
pTfbor, m1su ma dort Mrs. Kou.
blk, 2 slepice; Mrs. Sappe, sic.
pici; Mrs. Houghton, Is hack
panack1, 6 cepic, 2 kalhotky
8 pot holders a sweater; Mrs
Mares, bort; Mrs. Vondracek
2 polstaTe S hackovanou kraj
kou; Mrs. Stipcak, 2 ~polstafe
hackovanou krajkou; Mrs. A
nezka Rys, 7 vazicek, z Pyre1
talfTky; Mrs. M. Pokorny, 2 va
zicky; Mrs. B. Otcenasek, dor
a cukr; Mrs. DR.. Cervenka
%hackovany d6tsky >set a drob
nosti; Mrs. Torovsky, 2 EASTER
ky, 6 zfnek a drobnosti.
Mrs. Legro, 3 zastery. Sestr.
z G. N. S. zhotovily so panenel
a 5 tasek.
Srdecny dix br. a ses. B. Ma
rex "a vyrobenf $50 jaternic
| Jestli nejaky dar nebyl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

ODVODU OTCU.

Hershey postal odvodnim IRA
dunn telegram, ably povolavaly
otce robin teprve po vycerpani
zasoby svobodnych.- Americ-
Ike valecne ztraty: $4,000
muzIG.
Reditel hlavnlho odvodniho
1fadu general Hershey, ktery
Sc We smyslu noveho zakona O.
pet stall reditelem samostatne-
no 1fadu, byl predvolan pred
vojensky vybor kongresu, ably
v~ysvetlil jak Dude uplatnovan
novy zakon, poole ktereho bu-
dou otcove robin povolavani ma
vojnu v posledn1 rade. Her
shey prohlasil, re vsem lokal-
MIN odvodnim 1radGm byly w.
slany smernice, ably otce robin,
kterym Sc deti narodily pred
Pearl Harbor, povolavali v po-
slednf rade, a re v nejblizsich
meslc1ch pGjdou otcove ma VOL
nu pouze v pr1padech, kdy o.
pravdu byla vycerpana celia "a
SODA svobodnych.
Celkove ztraty $4,000.
Department valky a manor
nictva vydaly statistiku vojen-
skych ztrat Spojenych Stat1.
Celkovy pocet ztrat cd zacat-
ku valky obnas1 129,422 muze.
z toho bylo zabito 28,187( ar
mazda 1919, lodstvo 1O,711);
zraneno 1924, pohTesovano
1888; a nepratelskem zaje-
tt je 28,428 muz6. z ranenych
polovina, 1852 Sc po
.vylecen1 We vojenskych nemoc-
nic1ch vratilo do aktivnf sluzby.
z pohTesovanych je snad znac-
ny dill v nepratelskem zajetf.
10000 valecnych zajatcGG
Americe.
Valecny department oznamil,
re v Americe je nynf v zajatec-
kych taborech ash 10000 va
lecnych zajatcG, z nichz je
10000 Nemc1 a $4,000 Itald.
J4ponskycE valecnych zajatc6
je pouze 62.
Ackoli Italie kapitulovala a
pfemenila Sc ted v bojovneho
partnera Spojenych Stat1, ital-
st1 zajatci propusteni nebyli.
Ma jejich stavu Sc zmenilo vel
mi malo a jedinou vyhodou,
ktera jim byla priznana, je
moznost odchazet z tabora do
prace bez straze. Tato who
da Sc poskytuje jen tenn, kteff
jsou tn uz pres 6 mesicG a do
bTe sc chovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

Oznamuje sc clenIm spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla els. 20 K. D.
a Odboru Mladeze, re v nedeli,
dine 10. prosince Sc odbyva roc
nj schIze, cd 1 do 3 bod. odpol.
Povinnost jest kazdeho elena
byti pfitomen.
Matej Hlavac, predseda
Josef j. Wallis, tajemnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Prfjem "a zbozf: Mrs.
Parsons 1886; Miss Rochlic
$500; Mrs. Robinson $3.50;
Mrs. Ransom $500; Mrs. Marie
Kr1z dar $500; Mrs. Alzbeta
Krcek $1.00; Mrs. Benesch, vi
nenou hack. salu a booties.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

SO procent zamestnanc1 West
ern Electric Co. vyslo ma stav-
ku We stredu.
Prfcina stavky je vymozeni
pozadavku, ably v tovarne byly
zavedeny oddelene zachody
belochy a cernochy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

TELEGRAPH" %potvrzen, je MOI
no re byl opomenut a vybor
zada snazne by mu to bylo O.
znameno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Celkovy prfjem
Celkove vydanf
cisty zisk
Penfze budou odeslany ma patficne misto.

Penfze budou odeslany ma patficne misto.
Vzdavame upffmny dix vsem dobrym krajandm, ktefi
Mikulassky Trh podpofni jak financne tax hmotne, vsem
kterf Sc nan dostavili bylo jGh celkem kolem 700 a ma
konec vsem, kterf ma tonic podniku tax nezistne a S laskou
pracovali.
Jese jednou vsem platf nase srdecne dizzy!
Ia spolecny ~poradajfcf vybor {. N. S. a Pom. Vyb.
Otlie Martinkova,
Marie Pokorna,
Anezka Rysova,
Mazda Karpenkova,
DR.. M. Cakrtova,
Josef Pokorny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Vvuctovanf "Mikulasskeho Trhu"
konaneho dine 5. prosince 1943

Pfjem:
Dairy v hotovosti 5 $3.50
Ia losove l1stky 6 "a 25c) 5000
Ia 70 losovych kn1zek 1880
Ia vylosovane slepice $50
Re stankd S vlnem 95.2O
Re Stanku S panenkama I5TOO
Re stanku s vyS1vkama 6OS.15
Re stanku s hrackama 131. go
Re hry hazen1 krouzkG a poc1tan1 kukufice > 114.OO
z kuchyn6 (v cekach a hotove) 174.7O
u vchodu 5O.32
Ia Vanocnf lfstky " cekach a hotove) 47.97
z kavoveho stanku " cekach a hotove) 44.55
Ia sodovky " cekach a hotove) 1920
Re satny 1870
z baru " cekach a hotove) 1920
$1,e29.71
Cek1 prodano Ia $323.5O
Hotove pf1jmuto 16O621
Celkovy prfjem $1,929.71
Vydanf:
Ia fisk a oznamky v "Telegrafu" s22.5o
Ia cukrovf $3.50
Ia losove knfzky $50
Ia cigarety 4O6
Ia hudbu $500
Ia hracky 1925
Ia vino 1850
DekOrace 2O5
Ia ze1 400
Ia grocere 1885
Ia ~vypGjcenf kol 400
Ia pf1pravy ma jaternice 7O3
Ia chleb 800
Ia pivO 54.1O
Najem $500
Ucet Sokolovny 1920
Radio 800
$2e1.6
Celkovy pffjem s1,929.71
Celkove vydanf 291.67
cisty zisk $1,63syo4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

" teto hroZne valecne do
be vlast potTebuje naSi pomoci.
Kupujme Valecne Bondy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Ia ceskoslovensko il podepsal veIvyslanec Fierlinger

DGlezitost, jaka Sc teto smlouve ~pTikada, dosla zretelne-
no vyrazu okolnostmi, "a jakych byla podepsana. Stale Sc
tax AXIS s sTInsd a velmi okazaIou formou "a pfit0mnosti presi-
marsala Josefa Staina, presidenta Sovetskeho svazu Michaia
L. Kalinina a polnfho marsalka Klementa Vorosilova. Prihlf-
zei, kdyz ma smlouvu pfipojli sve podpisy jmenem Ceskoslo-
venska velvyslanec Zdenek Fierlinger a jmenem Sovetskeho
svazu ldovy komisaf pro ~zahranicnf veci Vjaceslav M. Mo-
lotov.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Ceskoslovensko-S
smlouva podepsana.
Stale Sc tax slavnostn1m zpIsobem "a
pfitomnosti presidenta Benese a Stalina

Moskva, IL. prOsince. Ones byla zde podepsana ces-
koslovensko-s0vetska spojenecka smlouya, kterou Sc ODE z-
me zavazuj1 Ike vzaJemne pomoci "a valky DO valce pro pTf-
pad napadenf nebo jen hrozfcfho napadenf, a amino to 81 sill
6uJl vzaJemnou pomoc We vecech politickych hospodafskych.
Smlouva ma platnost ma 20 let a Dude automaticky prodluzo-
vana, leda by j jedna re smlqvn1ch mocnostf ma rok pfedem
kemu tlaku ma vychod. Co do formy je smlouva veice 20
dobna one, kterou sjednala Sc ~Soveskym svazem VeIka Bm-
TAME a ktera byla 26. kvetna loni podepsana.
The sub., 1943-06-03
Diesel Ball Games Listed

Manager Bill HaaSe of the DieSels announced recently that he has bookings for the Boatmen that will take them right up to the first week in July and by the time this sheet reaches you, 1t might be beyond.
 With the scheduled Coast Guard game to have been played at Mer- cer field thds past Sunday, Bill, announces that the Diesels will take to the road for the first time this coming Sunday when they take on the celebrated West Haven Sailors at Donovan Field in West Haven.
 On June IS, the DieSels will re- turn home to play the always tough Grumman Bombers. The Bombers will be remembered last year as having as their mascot the one and only, blimp Walter Brown. Con- tinuing their home stay, they will next play the Ellis Island Coast Guard on June 20 and on June 27 at Mercer field will play host to the Meriden Contilco's. This team is part of the old Insilico's of state league days and should make things interesting for the boys.
 As to the remainder of the sched- u1e, not much beyond this point is known, except that the Diesels ex- pect to play two out of three games with the Coast Guard Dolphins.
The sub., 1943-06-03
.BrOwn,CrOOks .COmingBOxers

It Is the hope of Jim Mundell,
 wide awake Groton boxing pro- moter and machinist on the first
 shift, that he will be able to fea-
 ture two boys in his next boxing show, one week from tonight, who
 are as well known around the
 yard as the noon-day whistle, and twice as clever with their fists. Of course a lot has been said
 about these two gents, who are
 chippers in the main yard on the first shift. Mostly the lingo comes in the form of challenges from Bill
 Riley from the foundry. What, of course, you want to know is, who are these unknowns and why haven't they been under the arcs before?
 One of the chaps answers to the name of Jackie Brown. Jack Is the
 slim Jim who plays the hot corner for the Trojans, and 1t is well
 known fact that 1t is too much to
 ask of ball to get by the streaky
 Brown. That boy is good, and he really can hit with those gloves. Mark him down as one of the box CTS you want to see this summer.
 The other gent also happens to
 be chipper out of Jock Orkney's crowd, who answers to the name of Ken Crooks. Ken, although, doesn't have the time to participate in To- cal sports, living out in Old Lyme, nevertheless has a keen sense of direction and should really turn out some good bouts for Mundell. While mentioning these boys, 1t
 Is only right in passing to give Al Albeit credit for showing them
 ring tricks that they ordinarily
 wouldn't pick up. Albeit has showed
 these gents some of the fistic fea- lures of his own boxing career and
 that wasn't half bad.
The sub., 1943-06-03
Mcbride Wins Army Game

Walt Mcbride, former speed ball artist with the Electric Boat Die sels and Trojans, and now a ser geant at Camp Cook in California, illustrated the fact that he hasn't lost any of the diamond savvy that Charlie Pinch taught him, as he beat Camp Roberts in an 11-inning game, 2-1.
 Mcbride, shipfitter, and Jimmy Hushard, welder, who were insep- arabic as civilians, answered their country's call last October when they Joined the Army and were as- signed to a camp in Maryland.
 Walt, who always had the hope of getting into the big time, may get his wish If he continues to keep the kinks out of the old soup bone, and if the war ends within the next year or so. He Is only 23, stands six feet-two and weighs 180 pounds. A couple of years season. ing and who knows?
 The Sub would like to hear from other former Electric Boat athletes who are in the service, and what they are doing,
The sub., 1943-06-03
7 Have To Think
 Of Lincoln

I have to think of Lincoln In the problems of our times With our labor split in factions And the strikes down in the mines. I have to think of Lincoln Who faced a watchful world With greed and gold around him He kept our flag unfurled. I have to think of Lincoln Who watched hungry band Try to wrest and tear apart The freedom of our land. I have to think of Lincoln And his Inependent soul The cards were stacked against him But still he reached his goal. I have to think of Lincoln In this, a timely hour, When Independent Unionists Will show their Freeman's power.
 By Rowland Bishop
The sub., 1943-06-03
Hape You Helped Yourself?

As the election campaign enters Ahe final stages 1t is very noticeable that the bulk of the CIO support CTS come from dissatisfied and dis svuntled workers.
 I'd the State and National Elec- X the political parties in pow
 some time are defeated by pro- ,est vote. Voters take 1t out on the party In power. The Independent Union is now in power and will be the victim of protest votes.
 The Independent Union officers and representatives also notice that the dissatisfied workers who sup port the CIO in most cases have not even given the Independent Union a chance % straighten them out. They haven't signed up with the Independent Union and presented a grievance to the union represen- tative in their department. They haven't even tried to help them- selves.
 This group of workers may be in a frying pan but they are cer- tain1y trying to jump into the fire. They are going from "bad' to worse.
 Why don't they play fair with their fellow workers and give the Independent Union a chance to straighten out their grievances? It won't be too 4ate to do this right up to the day of election.
The sub., 1943-06-03
Ask Me Another
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tAOnGHbAeV JfVVb H6S ASW/
 Basketball Committee that all rules be strictly enforced in their entire ty, especially those relating to per- sonal fouls.
 0. M., Machinist First Shift: Jimmy Londos is devoting most of his time to his ranch between Los Angeles and San Diego, and be- cause of the shortage of farm labor, Jim is doing all the work himself. Occasionally Londos takes an inn- portant bout in Los Angeles or San Francisco, but for the most part he sticks pretty close to the ranch.
 J. M., Machinist, First Shift: No When Sharkey fought Schmeling the first time, neither were champ ions. They were fighting for the title vacated by Tunney. No champ ion has ever regained the heavy weight title after losing it.
 H. C., Welder, Second Shift: This is getting rather tiresome naming my all time baseball team. I have done this very thing no less than four times in the last year but for dear old morale, here we go again. First Base, Lou Gehrig; second base, Nap Lojoie; third base, Jimmy Collins; short stop, Honus Wagner; left field, Ty Cobb; center field, Iris Speaker; right field, Babe Ruth; catcher, Mickey Cocherane; pitchers, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Cy Young and Bob Grove. If anybody else wants to have one named, get in touch with Roy Perry and he'll pick one.
The sub., 1943-06-03
Dept. 3O5 Y Yard

The victory yard machine shop, due to its interesting characters, Is always humming with activity of some kind or another. We have in our midst one who should be known as '"The Sheik," for nearly every female who passes by stops to make eyes at him and chatter about this n that n the other thing too. But don't get me wrong -he's no sissy. The other fellows stop by for a word now and then. It must be that winning personality of his.
 Then there is one known as the "WoH." Not girl who passes by escapes that whistle. She may be thin, fat, short or tall-it makes no difference to him. They all cause that gleam in his eye.
 Next to the "Wolf" Is a bashful young member. Why, if a girl even so much as looks his way, he bushes and starts working furi- ously. I'm afraid to imagine what might happen if one really walked up to his machine and said, Hello" WheW!
 Then we have our master minds Ladies and gentlemen, if you have any problems, step right this way. Why go to Clifton Fadiman and the like when we have what 1t takes right here in the machine shop? Now, remember, no names are being mentioned.
 But then there's no need to name our No. 1 machinist. He always knows what to do when a brother or sister is in trouble. Just look perplexed, and he has the answer. He's really swell, and do you know, he reminds me of a big brother in good mood.
 Now we have few souls who are quite content minding their own business unless, of course, someone puts his foot out in the aisle at the wrong moment. Oops excuse me.
 They say that where there IS a woman, there is trouble. Some times 1t looks that way, but only faintly. There Is one here Ca wo- man, I mean) who thinks she can run a turret lathe. That's a laugh in itself. Everyone knows that only men have brawn enough to operate machine of any kind. Oh dear, I meant brain. But anyway, this girl never sems to know where she belongs, always going from one place to another-gleaning bits of information as she goes. Some of it is helpful ul-Some-well And getting in a persons way! I should think they would tell her a thing or two. (But personally, I think they like it.)
 Not so dull, eh? The turret lathe department, mean.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
.WLB Approves
yellow Truck
Wage Increase

PONTIAC March 12.-Wage in
creaScS Of / TO II cents an hour
m the pay Of Yellow Truck &
Coach employees, to equalize wages
paid AZ other Pontiac factories,
VIII aggregate S65o,oOo a year.
The adjustments are retroactive
to October 10 and will bring back
pay totaling S250O00.
These are the salient points Of
a War Labor Board sanctioned
agreement 10 which the company
agrees. Immediate approval of
UAW-CIO Local 594, bargaining
agent for the employees, is expected.
William McAulay, UAW-CIO
regional director, announced the
adjustment which, he said, will
average 80 cents per hour in
crease and which is in addition
TO a general pay increase of d
cents an hour agreed to by the
union and company last Deem
Der IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Auto
Graphs
Car Service Sold
on Calendar, Rather
Than Mileage Basis
BY sILER FREEMAN

At one time. when you had
the oil changed in your car, the
attendant would stick a little
mileage slip on your speedome-
ter 10 remind you that in an
other 1000 miles you should
come back. Now they will have
to put up a calendar in place OF
the mileage.
With rationing holding down
every ones travels these days.
the matter of changing oil and
having the car creased becomes
more, instead of less. important.
With that thought in mind.
George w. Otto. assistant gen.
eral parts and service manager
of Cadillac, has worked out a
wartime fabrication agreement.
The agreement covers six in
spections and special services at
60-day intervals at a combina-
ton price 10 the customer. 1t
includes chassis lubrications, en-
CINE oil changes, air cleaner
inspections, battery recharges,
cleaning the engine oil pan,
transmission and differential lu-
IRRIGATION change, front wheel
bearing fabrication and crisis
crossing OF tires.