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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-18
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RED CROSS DRIVE

At a meeting of the local Red
Cross committee on Wednesday
evening, J. J. Ping was elected
chairman of the combined Red
Cross Roll Call and war fund
drive, which will start in Big
Horn county the first week in
March. The quota for Big Horn
county this year is $4700.00, it
was stated. Various captains
for the drive were appointed at
the meeting Wednesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-18

Ray Astrope, machinist &c,
arrived in Hardin Friday night
to spend a fur,ough at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Astrope. He will report for duty
in San Francisco, when his fur
Tough Is over. He is in the U. s,
Navy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-18

OLD COYOTE BROTHERS
Army public relations officers
state that they are the first
two American Indians ever to
fly the Atlantic ocean.
Both are in the air corps and
both earned their wings at Ty-
dali field, Fla. They enlisted to-
gether in the air corps ON Dec,
"a, 1941, and are navigators and
gunnerS.
Barney, Jr., attended Hardin
high school.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-18

A special invitation to the
young people of the community
is being extended, as these
meetings will deal with prob
lens of todays youth. Adults are
also being urged to attend.
Special music and good sing
ing will be featured at the meet
ingS, it was announced.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-18

Buy United States War Bonds!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27
Settlement

Milford Haas delivered load of
furniture to the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Aubrey Henderson at Belleville,
Michigan one day last week.
Harold Diller who has been sta
toned at Great Lakes Naval Station
expects to spend nine day furlough
with his home folks when he is to
return home on Wednesday.
A number of potato growers are
reporting that quite a number of
the potatoes that were planted sew
eral weeks ago are decaying as
result of heavy rains in the past
weeks.
Miss linda Springer of Berne,
Ind, arrived here Saturday to spend
the week end in the N. n. Soldner
home.
Rev. Forrest Musser, pastor of
the Grace church delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon last Sunday even
ing.
Philip Hilty is busy building the
buck rakes for many farmers at
this time.
John j. Schumacher, who has been
in failing health for a number of
months is quite ill.
Miss Agnes BURY who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Bluff
ton hospital was removed to her
home where she is recuperating.
Miss Ruth Bixel has recently re-
turned to the home of her father,
Noah Bixel in Pandora after super
vising music for the past school year
at Greenville college, Greenville, iii.
The wedding of Ensign Eugene p.
Basinger, son of Oliver Basinger,
stationed in the Dental Clinic, u. S.
Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calf,
and Miss Pauline c. Herring, also
of California, was announced from
the pupit of the Ebenezer church
Sunday morning by the Rev. A. C.
Schultz. The wedding took place
short time ago.
Rev. Landolin Amstutz, of Chi
cago, will occupy the pulpit at the
Ebenezer church on Sunday morn
ing. Rev and Mrs. Amstutz will
arrive Thursday evening to spend
the week end here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Augsburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Steiner of
Cleveland, Tenn, arrived at the
home of Mrs. d. c. Steiner and
daughters the last of the week for
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27
STOCK SALES

For sale-Gunsey heifer calf, A
days old. Jesse Anderson.
For sale-Yearling Jersey bull.
Harvey Gratz. Phone 562-Y.
For sale-Sow with 10 pigs, double
immuned. Sam Badertscher.
Service bulls delivered s2 each plus
DC mileage. c. n. Long & Son, Ada
phone Red 1860. If
Wanted-To buy week old calf. e.
E. Anderson, BIuffton phone 653-T.
For sale-Sorrel mare coming s
years old, sound and good worker.
Call between Q a. m. and p. M. E.
G. Staley, Bluffton phone 533-Y.
For sale-10 choice purebred
Hampshire gifts, bred for August
and September farrow. Harold Mar
shall, Orange township. Biuffton
phone 533-T.
For sale-Black mare coming 8
years old; also fryers from IL to
5 lbs. Call at farm. Edgar Herr,
31a miles south Of town on Bentley
road. Phone 642-Y.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

IN the midst of one of the
4 longest spells of wet weather
in recent years, Saturday gave
day of respite for the crowning
of Ruth Neuenschwander, Bluff
ton college May Queen.
The sun shone brightly thru
out the day with midsummer
temperatures. Growing of the
queen is the climax of the Bluff
ton college May day, the gala
ont door fete of the Bluffton col
lege commencement week.
Following the May day festiv-
tiles rain started falling again
on Sunday and continued thru
the first of this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

that organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donavin Sommer and
child of Wadsworth spent the week
end at their parental homes.
In honor of Mr.. Forrest hessler
and his wife, who are at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Amstutz and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

an extended stay. Mr.. Steiner has
been instructor at Bob Jones college
at the above named place for several
years.
C. w. Roethlisberger has been
rather feeble in the past few weeks.
Rev. A. J. Neuenschwander of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

Philadelphia, Pa, occupied the pulpit
at the st. John church Sunday morn
ing. Besides his pastoral work he
also serves as secretary Of the Home
Mission Board of the General Con-
ference and reported in a very in
teresting manner as TO the work of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

Eugene Munson, Lagrange, Ind; Mr..
and Mrs. keenan, Brandyberry and
family, Spring Hill; Roxie Kessler
and Miss Aldine Brown, Berne, Ind
Mrs. Harvey Kessler and sister, of
Columbus Grove, were afternoon
callers. The group greatly enjoyed
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

family, a large group of relatives
and friends helped celebrate the
birthday of Mr.. Kessler, Sunday.
Those who were present for the oc-
casion were: MIR. Kessler's mother,
of Colon, Mich; jeanette and
Kathryn Van Zile, of Sturgis, Mich;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

the birthday dinner of mushrooms
and steak and two large birthday
cakes.
r. A. Boaz of near Beayerdan,
we'll known in the Settlement, left
recently for Flint, Mich, where he
is employed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27
Mayors Notice

Rubbish and tin cans will be col
ected on Tuesday and Wednesday,
June l and 2. Patrons are requested
to have same in containers easily
accessible for collectors.
w. A. Howe, Mayor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-27

Tough, Cheap Meat Useful
Stews go well in cold weather.
Even the toughest and cheapest
meat is good for a stew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Man Overcome.
As Fumigdting
Gas Escapes

Paul W KuickoVsld 81. was in
serious condition in Receiving
Hospital today from The effects
Of gas which leaked INTO the
rocning house ~ 656 ". Jeffer-
son m which he lived from y
building ncN' door which was be-
ing fum'gaiod 6y the Nox-All
Fum.gaung Co, 1915 Humboldt.
Police hold for investigation
Edward Grandy IS. owner of the
finn and George W Bechtel 81.
of 9}l " Garfield q guard who
had been .cft AZ tho place being
fumgatcd
DctccilVc SGT Iyman Ulnik OF
the homicide squad said Kule-
koV >kl was found unconscious in
the bathroom of -tho rooming
house by Mike Lawrence. a fellow
l0dgcr who dragged him into the
street.
lie said ne believed the fumes
had soopcd into the rooming
house through a partition sepa-
rating u from the place being
iumlgated I-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
AW0L Soldier
Killed BY Police

ALMA. Aug IS CUP) - Pvt.
Miner f. Moore. Is. of Grand
Rapids was shot TO death yester-
day by three Alma police officers
when he resisted arrest for being
AWOL from Camp Butner, S. G..
since July 2S.
The youth was discovered TO
he RWOL when he was arrested
Thursday by Patrolman Ronald
Riley, who noted craftsmanship
his dress that did not conform
with army regulations While
examining his Through papers.
which granted Moore only a brief
leave within a 3O-mile radius OF
Camp Butner, the youth drew a
.32 cahbcr pistol and escaped.
Moore hid in a woods near Alma
for three days lie returned to
the home of his uncle. John Moore.
late Saturday night in search OF
-laad---+4 a-v.+- -aFA4ttt4et- seeA=ie-
the vicinity and Riley. together
with officers Ralph Ward and
Lionel Glib. found him there.
The youth opened fire on the
three patrolmen They fired back.
Moore was shot near the heart
and In the left arm lie died sew
eral hours later in Smith Me-
mortal Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Warning Made
Of a Further
.Newsprint Cut

MONTREAL. AUG 7G U'pl A
cat Of 80 per cent U urwsprnt mn
1911 Us In prospect unless tho
puIpW0od industry and thc gov
crnmenr~ OF the United States
and Canada are successful n oi-
forts 10 increase production. n was
agreed today hy Tho B0rrn-liaI-
lcck House subcommittee luNcs'I-
gazing The shortage of Woodp.dp.
Tho reduction would be- in aadI-
ton 10 the 10 per cent clt in
supplies already supposed on pub
fishers n the United States
Tho prediction was nado today
by Rep. Bortu ID OF oklahoma,
chairman of the committee. af fine
group ended ms conferences |Wnh
manufacturers hero and Wolfd on
20 Three Rivers and tGUbcc un
"a teHF winch VIII Ak e them
through large part oi Canada 5
pI.pW0Od producing areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Used Containers Aid
Mediterranean Invasion

Your old paper bags. boxes.
noF sp7pCrs and especially brown
papers and containers are. being
converted into parachute flares.
shell fuse parts and other war
weapon. for hIaVfS against tho
cpomy. Don't destroy any waste
paper save j. and help DESTROY
the ANS Flaitcn ont used CON
tanners stack waste basket paper
and loose paper INTO neat bundles
To soil your salvage OF give n 90
Charitable or other organizations.
cSll a collector az Randolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Guards al RouQe
Plan Strike Notice

Plant protection employees ri
Tho Ford rouge plant today We're
10 lle notice of intent 10 strike
with the MLB y wa, announced
by Walter ! Uocuc. senior dircc.
TOR NJ Tho Plant Protection Assoc
walton am independent union
HoCue said the action was The
result of dissatisfaction with delay
IN obtaining p collective bargain
ms election ~ the plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
oIi was hrmiaI."

" was hINidl
That's the Way the MANAGER OF
ore barge downtown irinkind pot
described conditions yesterday. as
hI> weary har'rndcrs tried 10
satisfy droyeS of thirsty elbow
Jondcrs standing tWcc-deop
Lis place Ma, tlpIcaltct "A Ecaut
I'D o.H.,~ ~ ne dOV1i town area
vG1 were able 10 >UrtlNd tho
yar- OF beer anef-fai70r 5bOrI tagcS
105 remain open yesterday.
ii Has like thai N outlying
areas 700. whore iniie~ SEPARATED
the 'oW open tayprnS. Sonbe of
----1 locked their doorF winch the
I.~n become too great on hcrs
.a>ad when thcll bedr supplies
ram C4'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
PoIiCeChief
AtWdyne Heads
Michigan Legion

LawrenceI G. Knox. chief of
police AT Wayne, today is the
newly-elected commander of the
Michigan d department. of the
American Legion.
Knox succeeds Robert r.
Wright of IronWood
The five vice co m m n q o r s
elected by the 300 LeGlonnaires
AT tho close of their convention
here were.
S. " CurtsS OF Detroit. Harri-
son a. HulchlnS Saugatuck; r.. +.
McNally, Saginaw, George +.
Meicalf Midland. and Robert r.
NlafSnn Hancock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
oNE OFT, ONE II

FF-tr customer, Stood "a a
i0HT nc outside thr ~ Il6
-1i',r-r--r r-r-rt fi-Tr-z
T~ and Irtf another vaI adz
uu.d ~ take n. p.ade
We had 10 close up fdr a
hall hour IN the afternoon, " Fald
joe -FF--+siw9U. f9-ovInCr. 1T
was "a crowded We Couldn't
IS Keep the place cleaned up or get
thc empty BOTTLES out of the
way"
I'VE sold all our beer ~
noon. Ia Dave Iiar-f,~ 0vIn0r
81. 4 tar. ~ SIS W' Gr5rj r tDr.
Wow been damned all d BY"
III katl IrT.l". manager 4
Ri aot aftJl- Y Gr and
Tr >.euf4iY ,Va, ~ .rro d own
'aN1 tTn .Vhrre q lore cls.
uu-or st aH |trc bar. dr1klnc
"@Nc ran out of bccr." ~7.dtro
ud. as he raSffG ms. cl-
nHw on The BARI The place
down the street etill bad some
LETT. 10 We sent them there /
guess that's why he's got such
terrific crowd"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Eg'aa1e Places
Mar Plapt Strikes Here
DepIored by Sailor

SlHecs iH Detroit war plants
~zIaH-- --seplefed today by John G.
0N.el -5-yoar-old Dcrotor a
nWE instructor u Now Caledonia
Fl = ++---i-i-- IT, --7e+--patrntS Mr..
and Mrs Philip ONiel. 1888
Nh.fo0mb. ONiol who has been
m the navy for the last FIVE years.
sand
We are doing a good Job out
here, hat we need more planes
and more pilots 10 fly them.
Tell the people IN Detroit about
if fnd please put this in the
'rr-r'-if tfrr guys who are
striking TO see
Personally. I think that those
strikers should change places
with the boys out here"
The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
EAGLES Elect Detroiter

Martin - Mol of Detroit was
elected grand secretary Of The
Ffatornai Order of Eagles N the
orCanilaton'> 18th anusaI con-
Vcniion in' Chicago }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

INNNF.NN T. z. NNUN
domdr Knox. chief Of police
Of Wayne, Mich VINO was
cledtcd commanded Of The
Michigan department Of the
American Legion at tifr state
convention held in Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Reds Ambition for Spoils
Blamed for Quebec Boycott

sure that I've VIII I've looked upon
a. the winner " World War ~,
80 there VIII hc no question
about his spoils In GermanN,
Russia aud the EalISau stato> g"
Referring 20 The Ned press aitl
tud2 'Vard ANicd goodwill ant
ud thD editorial states
The Rcd press Us notoriou>ly
-inu'l lp .leHe,,neiHg tl4t.-settd-silI
of the Niles, this despite lend
lrase, whioh made the Russian
defense possible ~ Icniugrad,
~tqlingrad and Moscow
And despite the refusal 10
allow hiers to take, on from
Ru, sian bases IN the demolition
nf tho Plocsti oil fields, which
cost us 80 per cent of our bomb
ing fleet, y high price chalked
mp to distance and lack Of sur
prise"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Bar Association
Elects Negro

CHICAGO Aug IS up For
the first time IN ADcuear rar
Association history a Nclra at-
'orney was admitted 20 mcHh.l-
ship TODAY
Judge James & Watson ~ ,rc
New York Mun,upa. Cou u1,
elected Yesterday by VOL. made
possible earlier n Tho week WHOM
tre annual .AEA convention te-
carded a rule making iVo mega
tive votes 10y the board o' go,-
ornor- sufficient 10 deny az t.cC.
ton.
Opponents of 'hc mic pointed
out tta' thc board contains one
momb, each firm 10 federal Pc
dfcial district, and thar the mem
hors from the two e0ulhcrn cIr-
cults alone could hFr an applicant
r. rTTTTTT TUtrS-
The convention ,aI>o passed n
more generally worCed resolution
against diScriminarfu against The
svv----r-r1 I'M r-'TrT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
sr.cL,l 70 rHt nEIHnlr IIN,e

CHICAGO Aug. 2s Ambition
--r-- -Tr~c-r---fTra~so'r-rorcrr~rT r.
his war and thereby grab off eN-
,luslvelv tho spolls Iu Germany
the Balkans and other Couutue-
Nas suggested today by. tho Rcv
Edward Y. DALEY noted Catholic
editor. as one OF the reasons foi
Josef Stains refusal 10 attend th,
Quebec conference
In n StronCly.Wordod er5loiIa
IN tho New World Chicago s oft.
cial Catholic paper, Fr. DALEY
says
The absence az stain and
anv ~ his rrlati,eS took hr~i
place IN news copy, ~ the VIC
torious Russians cstapult to the
vest, there will be less and lcS,
mystery about the cant come,
thanks policy Of the Soviet,
MIR. Stain IL making doubly
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Army Deserter FIees
Farm, Steals Truck

-S>-tt,ta-A lt--Atte 11-----ss-t,t-r-rff
Hugo NluenIonb1ck and ~. of
nCorS ar sun SoakIuC Fr3nc'-
BcarcsS. 2S-ycaf-old Rochester
rc>idepi vino NOT only deserted
hc 5rmv and then farm i1h
'a fook aIonc z uuck and 'H
amC.S s. gasoline COUPONS
BearcsS disappeared "a week ago
with he truck. owned hN Howard
Dawes. and was traced ~ Lex
ncton where he stole Si00 from
a farm home.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Red Envoy Meets Pasha

CAIRO Aug 2S cJp1 Ivan
Naeky. former Soviet awtassa-
dor 10 Breat Britain, arrived n
Cairo today on route t9 london
and stopped Off 10 confer wish
Egyptian Premier Mustapha r..
NahaS paSha
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Women Of The world. She SAID
must cooperate further 10 help
create and insure conditions that
VIII prevent another World Wal
After the conference. held m
Government House, she posed for
cOmeramen on the Spacious lawn.
with her host Gov. Gen. Ar
Marshal SiF- CyFil Newaii Later
the government gave her an
afternoon tea ~ Parliament
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
opArERNlTs PEor1TEERI>G

Lf o.,
'1> PEE
.s' 'i'.' wa .'h ''l pinh''ci-
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'.',' '' "ast'il''
'.''i ana 't''N' I'm, iaf''-
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5z- .,--7 .l---T - ~ - ---- y -,- -
Ies'I 'iI'>' OF vast N'di '"n-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
ACTS FOR RED CROSS

She is stopping of AZ Yelling
ton briefly on tour OF American
Army and Navy establishments m
The Pacific for the American Red
Cross.
The New Zealand ne~smep- a.
FIRST diffidently held back from
approaching Mrs Roosevelt but
she beCkoned them with Come
closer 50 we can get together.
She revealed that she few 70
New Zealand in an American
Liberator, carrying only two small
SuitcascS, a typewriter ana her
handbag. She brought no civilian
clothes only her American Rec
Cross uniform
Mrs Roosevelt told neWSpcr
tt--at-t-tl-n=S Sta}4dsFti i-f5Fr ffffa
throughout The world must bc
raised 50 that all The world f,
mighty production can Be used
for the benefit of all mankind
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

WELLINGTON y. T. Aug rs
OUPl-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt ar
rlving 45 minutes late because OF
a shampoo, told a press conference
today that she believed Americans
are abandoning isolationism in
tteir thinking and arc moving
nearer 10 world cooperation
The American first lady IN re-
ply 10 a question by the editor of
Communist newspaper. SAID
that wartime cooperation among
the United States. Britain and
Russia was a happy augury for
cooperation IN peace
She apologizcd for her tardi-
ness in arriving al the conference
saying
unfortunately II takes longer
10 dry a lady's hair than gentle
men generally think. think
| had all the coral dust In the
Pacific in my hair"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HAVE ONE ENEMY

a man with relatives and
friends IN German bondage q man
with all his personal interests and
background in Europe AmbaSsa-
dor Loudon said II Stlil is impos-
Slhle- for i,iHf-ia accord Japan 4
lesser place than Germany IN tho
worldwide menace 10 civilizations S
peace
I'VE have Just one No. |
enemy. and II consists of Ger.
many and Japan" DR. Loudoa
sand.
He expressed faith IN Tho loyal's
OF the people OF Java and the
other islands composing The Ncth-
erlandS East Indie and he as
serted that the rescue o. that
area would place again unacr
Allied arms some of The World S
hest AFHtiHF men IaVauCSC. 1tTn-
bolucSc and NInafGDceC
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
1868 RIOT RECALLED

The recent Detroit rot has
been presented m nearly every
lght except Us historical signif-
Iranco History has repeated it.
self no m orc thoroughly or
accurately than in this instance.
Just 50 years ago, IN March,
S63 also I'm important war year
Detroit experienced q similar riot
one touched of Whon a lyrChlng
mob tried % snatch a Negro
prisoner from Recorders Court.
AS IN the case of Gov Kelly on
last June II Detroit $ mayor
William & Duncan. was out Of
town and had 10 be called home.
Following are a few excerpts
from the proceedings Of The com
mon council Of May 1868 which
followers OF the recent not viii
recognize as familiar
The sheriff being confined to
his bed by sickness" Acting
MANOR Francis r Phelps re-
ported 20 tho council II applied
TO IT. Col Smith. Commandant,
who upon my request PROMPTLY
ordered from the barracks
detachment Of - men from the
Provost Guard
When The Proves Guard. com
parable 10 our present state
troops proved Inadequate Phelps
reported
al my reguest they
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
See Long War
If Germans Last
Until February
Dutch Ambassador
Says Allies viii Face
Another Year in Europe
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Aug. psf
Germany can endure bombings
and winter distress until next
February Is, the Allies Will face
az least another summer and fall
Of bitter European fighting before
their full strength can bc turned
on Japan, Or Alexander Loudon
the Netherlands ambassador, said
In an exclusive interview here
today.
But, he declared in high
gratitude for Gen. MacArthur's
new program Of bomblngs IN
1ndoneSia, Japan must not he
allowed 10 go unmOlested. must
not be allowed 10 reduce sub
ject Asiatics and Indonesians tn
apathy, during the long while
that the fighting NAV 20 on In
Europe"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

, AZ my request they
summoned the regular soldiers
from Fort Wayne under COM
mand Of Capt. Churchill
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
DARK HORSES WAIT

Il Is being -rumurnG -tA-4t = -
least ono potential Uayoral can
dIdate VIII wait until tho Sept )
-dratft1r1r' 70 SIT + my yCTT0US can
didate files against Jcfirles II
none appears the rlmor goes he
viii file for the Job
The question Of who this in
diyldIal Will be ScCus 10 have
narrowed down 10 Coho and
Prosecutor Dowlinc despite state
mentS by both that they VIII rot
-fif4i
III one can be persuaded 20
throw his WCiCht behind the other
there may br nayordI race
otherwise lclfriee should get the
Job for = third time by default
1LLLI-Z tL-zl A---4 4-l-+-i
claims Cobo cannot afford 10 let
lr-. napncn- -thcIe aLc too -mapA
voters who want 20 see him
mayor They Won stand for
CGLn waiting tar-an -cei-4- Ne4F
when IrtirleS Wou4 be running
They tcoi be must challenge
jeiiIcs
Should Cobo rIn F. would I'M
que, tonably produce another
'ra0c and that for his vacated
treasurer Job. His deputy Charles
- Williams. son az thc late
Charles / Williams former treas
srcr. would be p natural IN such
? race he would bt opposed by
cry Controller Charles c. Oak
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
fFAeE DEFENDS ON WOMEN

ITTI-TI|N TI'NNI TITI 'IT| u N"|
for the benefit of all mankind.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14

The time has stand and fight There will be
Your Unon The UAWCO months demanded which
that action must be taken along the economic front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
War Problem Clinic:
Wife Loves Another
Is Given 3 Ways Out

When a woman. after y years
Of married life discovers she Is IN
loNe with some one else, her
future course Of action Is likely 10
present perplexiticS which She
cannot work out for herself.
Especially when children are in
Nolyed IN tho situation. the mother
must take their future into con-
sheraton as well as her own.
Although the members OF the
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC panel
make no claim Of providing IN
fallible answers to the problems
directed 10 them. they are able 70
offer advice that FHaF- open new
avenues OF thought Tor troubled
people.
In todays column. DR. Robert
G. Foster. family counscline Scrv-
ice, Merrill Palmer School suG-
Cests three possible lines OF action
for the woman whose case j.
mentioned above, describing what
might m the consequences in
each event. Sno must now choose
for herself on the basis ot what
she knows best about her own
situation. deciding which VIII help
nCr whole fa1T1Iiy tfr1c rTIryt.