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The people's voice., 1943-11-12
TESTIFlES TO ACTIVITY OF
FRENCH PATRIOTS


FRENCH PATRIOTS
"There is growing proof of the
faith, number and strength, and the
activity of (French) patriots" said
the Commissioner of the Interior of
the French National Liberation Com
mittee, in an interview upon his re-
turn to London. Although winter is
coming on, positions in the mountains
are being held. There are nearly
$4,000 men organized in-hideouts-at
lower attitudes than during the sum-
mer Thanks to the tremendous eff
forts which have been made to pro-
vide them with clothing, provisions,
and means of heating, we are hoping
that they will get through the bad
season in conditions which are more
or less bearable."
The people's voice., 1943-11-12

tlons. Celander continued to refuse when
WPB officials from Minneapolis sought to
vince him of the urgent need for scrap iron and
steel to make the materials needed for winning
the war.
When deputy United States marshal had
served the requisition papers necessary for the
seizure, Mr.. Celander was told he will be paid for
the scrap on the basis of total value of $225.
From this will be deducted expenses incurred in
taking it off the farm H. D. Fitz, Martin county
salvage chairman, said the seizure was "a tribute
to the farmers who have put their scrap into the
war effort voluntarily, the salvage committees
that have worked hard to bring the scrap picture
before the people and the soldiers on foreign
battle fronts who need equipment badly"
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
NO MORE ISSUE OF
BOOKS ONE AND TWO

No more copies of War Ration
Books One and Two can be issued
by local rationing boards for any pur-
pose whatever. All stamps in the two
books have expired except stamp IS
in Book One, for shoes, and blue
stamps x, Y, and q in Book Two,
which may be used to buy processed
foods through November 20. OPA
said the covers of the two books may
be thrown away when the stamps
have been used or have expired.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12

If electricity is used for heating
water it should not be wasted. Leaky
hot water faucets should be repaired,
and the water heater turned off prior
to departure for any great length of
time.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
LIFT RESTRICTIONS ON
ELASTIC FABRIC

Restrictions on the use of elastic
fabric in girdles, corsets, combina-
tions, sanitary belts, garter belts, and
brassieres have been lifted by WPB.
However it is believed no all-rubber
garments will be on the market until
the early part of 1914, and it will be
some time after that before full-scale
production will be possible.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
CUT NEW CAR QUOTA

Only 20,600 new passenger automo-
biles have been released for rationing
during November, OPA has an
nounced. This is the lowest figure
since rationing began and represents
a reduction of nearly 35 per cent from
October quota of 30,800.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
HOSIERY PRICES INCREASED

Higher ceiling prices for some of
the finer gauges of women's full fash
toned rayon hosiery have been estab-
lished by OPA. Prices for 81 and 81
gauge hose have been increased from
$1.1S to $1.41 per pair. Sixty gauge
and higher have been increased from
$1.31 to $169.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
NO COUPON RATIoNINe OF COAL

There will be no coupon rationing
of coal during the coming winter, ac-
cording to OPA. Deliveries are being
curtailed so as to spread supplies as
evenly as possible. The coal short
age is primarily in anthracite, the
Solid Fuels Administrator for War re-
ports, and anthracite users are urged
to supplement hard coal with bitumi-
nous coal. Copies of "Supplementing
Anthracite with Other Fuels for Home
Heating" Information Circular 7260)
may be obtained without charge by
writing to the Division of Information,
Solid Fuels Administration, Interior
Department, Washington 25, D. G.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
CONSUMERS GET MORE
EGG PRODUCTS

egg products since restrictions on
liquid, frozen, and dried whole eggs
have been removed by VIA. In
crease will be reflected primarily In
the production of noodles, macaroni,
prepared flours, and prepared ice
cream powders and mixes.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12

Saving of electricity releases man
power required for its production to
other essential work.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
NORWEGIAN INGENUITY

OUTWITS QUISLING PASTOR
The pastor of the town of Stjordal
in Norway-accOrding to the Stock
holm Nya Dagligt Allehanda - is a
Quisling clergyman named Vonheim.
Therefore, the newspaper said, a
The people's voice., 1943-11-12

eral, children up to about eight years
of age will benefit The shoes will
have canvas uppers and soles made
from remnants and heavy woven fa-
brio, reinforced with vulcanized rub
Der. Shoes of this type larger than
misses and youths size three will be
rationed.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
PICKLE PRICES UP

Quart jars Of pickles will cost about
one cent more since OPA has put
maximum prices on all pickles Tex
cept fresh cucumber pickles. and
picalilli. The regulation applies tc
sales by all persons except whole
salers and retailers. Wagon whole
salers are included, however.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
Town and Farm
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Continued from Page One)
there will be enough dry beans to
provide about 1914 pounds per capita
for civilian consumption in the 1943-44
marketing season, compared to Sc
pounds in 1942-43.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
GERMANS IMPOSE NEW
RESTRICTIONS ON GREEKS

German occupation authorities in
Greece have intensified restrictive
measures against civilians to the
point of supervising the movements of
persons from one house to another,
the Cairo radio reported in recent
Greek-language broadcast
"By proclamations on walls on the
main streets and in the German-con-
trolled press" the broadcast said, "the
Germans announced that the move
ments of persons from one house to
another must be reported Immediate
ly to the appropriate police depart
ment by persons proposing to spend
a day or night at the house of a rela-
tive or friend. The same obligation
falls upon the host with whom the
guest stays and on all members of
the family"
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
INSIDE THE AXIS


recently to drive to the nearby town
of Hegra to have their children con-
firmed by loyal Church of Norway
pastor instead of by Vonheim.
When vonheim learned Of this pro-
posed journey, the Swedish dispatch
continued, he induced other Quisling
officials to prohibit all auto traffic to
Hegra on the designated day. But
the parents got around this obstacle,
and the confirmation took place in
Hegra on the appointed day.
The parents, the newspaper re-
ported, rounded up rs horse-drawn We
hicles to make the trip.
BORDER CLASHES REPORTED
ENLIvENING DISPUTE
! A series of isolated border clashes
has added fuel to the bitter feeling
already existing between Hungary
and Rumania over conflicting claims
to Pennsylvania, according to recent
article in the Stockholm Tidningen.
"The following example is charac-
teristic," the article said. "a guard
with a dog stands on both sides of
the border. Suddenly the Rumanian
dog rushes over the border. This i'm
pudent violation challenges the Hun
garian dog to fight. During the fight,
the latter bites his Rumanian brother
The Rumanian soldier answers
this aggression against Rumanian life
by shooting the Hungarian dog, and
so the Hungarian soldier kills the Ru-
manian border guard"
The territory of Pennsylvania, which |
lies between the two countries, has a |
population of about 100000. Ru- |
mania obtained the territory from
Hungary following the last war in the
Treaty of Trianon, but Hungary got
Axis pressure on the Rumanians. Ru-
manian officials, including Premier
lon Antonescu, have recently called |
for the restoration of the territory
lost in 1910.
THE SIGN OF VENGEANCE
The Swiss newspaper Journal de
Geneve recently reported the death
of an informer killed by French pa
triots for betraying members of the
movement Before the
informer was assassinated, the paper
said, he received the usual "small
coffin that the underground "sends
to condemned people"
ONLY "ENERGETIC"
PERSONS NEED APPLY
AS part of the culture drive being
conducted by Premier Luang Pibul
in apanese-dominated
Thailand, zone energetic person is to
be selected from each district to at
tend six-day course in Bangkok on ,
ways of making a living" and how
ito act according to culture in eating
and living" the Bangkok radio re-
ported recently.
In six days, the broadcast said, the
energetic" students-106 in all-will
attend lectures on raising animals,
kitchen gardens, hemp, to-
bacco and cotton growing, running :
family workshops, weaving, rope-mak-
ing, dry goods and grocery store op-
grafton, house furnishing, citizenship
ind public health In addition, ac-
,ording to the broadcast, there will :
llso be course on general knowl-
edge
Those selected for this rather inten- :
live study, the broadcast said, must .
20 cable to read and write" demon
,trate good behavior" and have mo I
amily worries during the stay in !
Bangkok"
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
BRAZIL TO MAKE WAR
MACHINES

Tanks, tractors, automobiles, and
aviation motors will be manufactured
in a factory 40 miles from Rio de
Janeiro. The factory is already en-
ploying $500 persons, and within the
coming year a city of 10000 is ex-
pected to arise around it.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
GERMAN MYSTlCS LINK
NIIMRERS TO pEACE

The bombing OF German industrial
cities, as well as retreats Of German
armies on land fronts, have given rise
German people are Juggling figures
and consulting astrologers and other
oracles for signs on when peace will
come, according to recent article In
a Dusseldorf newspaper.
In denouncing the tendency of
these Germans to consult fortune
tellers for psychic balm, the newspa-
per said:
1.-THE date of victory cannot be seen
either from coffee sediments or from
the stars; it cannot be established
by consulting horoscopes or by Jug
Cling figures. Yet there are people
who have tried this lately"
The article explained that the myst-
les were performing numerological
tricks with the dates on which Nazi
political and military personages were
born to prove" that the war would
end soon. AS an example of how
some Germans are linking their wish
full thinking to numbers, the article
cited the case of an alleged "peace
elephant" at provincial zoo.
The peace elephant" the newspa-
per said, gave birth in 1871 (the end
Of the Franco-Prussian war; and
again in 1918 (the end of the World
War;, and now she is about to give
birth a third time. The writer de-
nounced Germans who drew from this
combination of circumstances the
mystical conclusion that peace would
come this year.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12

RAISE HAMBURGER POINT VALUE
The ration point value of hambur-
ger has been increased from seven to
eight points per pound. OPA has
also broadened its definition of ham
burger to include additional meatier
cuts of the lower grades of beef.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
WILD ANIMALS PLAGUE
| RWEGIANS

Bears, wolves, wolverines, and foxes
have staged such a comeback in Nor
way during the past three years that
they have become a plague to the
Norwegian farmers. Stripped of their
firearms by Nazi order, the Norwe-
gians are unable to com bat the pests.
Wolves, formerly confined to northern
Norway, have spread southwark. One
Gudbransdal farmer recently lost 35
sheep in single night.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
THE SIGN OF VENGEANCE

The Swiss newspaper Journal dc
Geneve recently reported the death
of an informer killed by French pa
triots for betraying members of the
underground movement. Before the
informer was assassinated, the paper
said, he received the usual "small
coffin" that the underground "sends
to condemned people"
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
ERE TO FURNISH
CANNED BEEF

Ten firms in Fire expect to can a
total Of II million pounds of beef,
This canned beef will be exported to
the United Kingdom.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12
FARMERS FIGHT INVADERS

Netherlands farmers and livestock
raisers, despite strong pressure by
German occupation authorities, are
continually evading requisition orders
and sabotaging production In their at
tempts to keep vital food stocks out
of Nazi hands. One of the most COM
mon tricks for farmers whose cattle
has been requisitioned is to "stear
the animals from their pastures at
night. Furthermore, harvesting has
been done improperly on a large
scale, with consequent spoilage, or di-
version of produce to the BLACK" mar
ket. Nevertheless, they save" as
much as they can for local consump-
ton, via the black market.
The people's voice., 1943-11-12

Those selected for this rather inten-
sive study, the broadcast said must
be liable to read and write" demon
strate good behavior" and have mo
family worries during the stay in
Bangkok"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01

Sc, 7-8 or 9-10 splits. They are
ql ite easy to convert into a spare.
A. B. G. rules and regulations pro-
vide that pins must be II inches
apart from center to center. One
half of each pin extends over ap-
proximately 2.3828 inches. The
halves of two pins would therefore
equal 4.7656 inches. This means
that the actual distance between
the widest part of each pin is
1884 inches. As the diameter of n
bowling ball is 8.5943, the distance
between the two pins is 1889 less
than the width of the ball.
Proper instruction, thought and
practice are very essential if a
bowler wishes to improve his profi-
cheney.
This introduction precedes in
structions pertaining to the funda-
mentals and technique employed IN
bowling tenpins, designed to be of
aid to the novice who + anxious to
learn to bowl; to furnish helpful
hints to the medium average bowl
ers desirous of improvement; and
to furnish food for thought to the
expert who seeks to perfect his
game.
Steady Increase
The game has steadily increased
in popular favor not alone because
of the sociability and good fellow
ship created by competitive league
play as first instituted and promot-
ed by the Congress, but also be-
cause of the marked physical bene-
fits which regular indulgence
brings about.
For the business and professional
man, for those who lead sedentary
lives, bowling furnishes opportunity
for the finest diversion and exer-
else. 1t is sport which is not too
strenuous, as one cannot very well
overindulge in it to the extent any
serious injury will result.
Practically every individual who
today patronizes the many thou
sands of elaborate recreation par
lors and community eenters
throughout the country has in mind
bowling to satisfy a desire to min
gle with his fellow man and fur
ther, to demonstrate his high re-
gard for the game, not for what he
might be able to reap in the way of
financial gain. but for the hours Of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
Deer Permits Ready Soon

init, conservation officials said, will
allow the hunter to hunt on any Of
the lands in the three counties
when permission has been obtained
from the landowner.
Those who wish to hunt on the
approximately 10000 acres of state
owned lands known as the Roose-
velt-Shawnee State Hunting Pre-
serve, must CHECK in" at checking
stations at the main entrance Of
the Roosevelt Game Preserve, near
Portsmouth, where the first 625
in line during the 12-day deer sea-
son will be admitted to the state
lands on a special controlled hunt
ing area permit. Those not wishing
to hunt on these state-owned lands
need not come to the checking sta
ton,
Permits by Mail
The deer hunting permits may
be obtained by mail from any Of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
National
Boosts Score

National Supply shop league
bowlers posted better scores
last week than during the
first week of bowling, proving
that bowlers are like hunters
and get "buck" fever when they
take their first shot at the pins.
From first reports, it looks like
Dept. 81 is going to be the team
that will have to be beaten if any
of its competitors want to stand
show. The lads have an S24
average, which isn't bad.
Tool Crib is leading the league
at the present time with six
straight wins and no losses.
Closely following are Dept. 81 and
Dept. 85. R. Pund with 235 game
and R. Sloan with an average of
1873 are the top notch headliners
of the league.
There is still room for few
more good bowlers. Anyone wish
ing to bowl should give their name
to H. Black in Department 81 end
he will see to it that they are
placed in accordance with their
average.
All-Stars Get Uniforms
The National Supply team in the
Local IL All-Star League, cap
tanned by ]. Brug, will have their
new uniforms in time to take to
the alleys next week. Our lads are
doing their stuff at the Bowl-O-
Drome on Collingwood Ave. and it
wouldn't be bad idea for some of
us to get over there on Wednesday
nights and give the boys a hand.
They would appreciate it.
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the Divisions seven district Of
fees or from the main offices in
Columbus. The special print for
the controlled hunting areas on the
state forest lands, however, will
only be issued each day at the
main ent, ance Of the Roosevelt
Game Preserve.
In obtaining his deer hunting
license the hunter will be required
to sign an agreement to the rcgu-
lations for the season, which in
clude the stipulation that as a
safety measure that he will wear
red hat, red coat or other red
article, will not use dogs, will not
shoot within 400 feet of any high
way or carry loaded gun in his
car and other safety measures and
other regulations.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
Errors Made In
Tex Deductions

Serious errors have been made
by employers in making deduc-
tions from retroactive pay under
the Withholding provisions of the
Current Tax Payment Act of
1943," according to Edward Lamb
Toledo attorney. The matter has
now been ironed out with the
Internal Revenue Service of the
u. S. Treasury Department and
Mr.. Lamb has asked union officials
and workers to check their own
experiences and see that the de-
ductions conform to the law.
The greatest errors have oc-
cured where the War Labor Board
has issued directives for retro
active pay, especially where these
directives have been issued since
July, 1943, providing for pay in
creases retroactive to dates prior
to July l, 1943.
According to Giles Kavanagh.
Collector, and T. N, Vein, Chief
of the Withholding Tax Depart
ment, at Detroit, Michigan, the
simple formula to be used in such
cases is as follows:
Where the retroactive pay dates
back, under order of the War La
Dor Board, or by permissible pri-
vate agreement the tax deductions
are;
Prior to December 81, 1912
no withholding.
January /, 1943 to June so,
1943-five percent.
July /, 1943 to date of award or
agreement,-twenty per cent, with
consideration of exemptions, etc.
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National Supply, with Johnny Brug
and Del Bordner being the big
guns in the series.
Frank Wekwert got a 617 for
the Acklin team but his gang lost
three games to Champion, which
was plenty hot. Kent-Owens was
unopposed, with Spicer still unable
to get organized. The Spicer team,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01

five pins. WHY'S got Zoo4. Inc
teams were not bowling against
each other,
WHY'S took three games from
Surface Combustion, running their
total wins for the season to eight
games. DeVilbiss lost three to the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01

you have a chance to hit the pin
on either side, you can understand
that you have almost % inches as
your mark. In the case of corner
pins, you have less, however, the
width of the ball and pin, or ap-
proximately 1886 inches.
Some Splits Not Difficult
The following illustration repre-
sents such combinations as the As,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01

COLUMBUS, Sept. 28. - The
Ohio Division Of Conservation and
Natural Resources announced to-
day that it had completed the de-
tails of the operation of the deer
hunting season in Scioto, Pike and
Adams Counties Dec, 6 to Is.
Hunting in the three counties
will be for buck deer only, having
antlers four or more inches in
length and hunting will be permit
ted only between the hours of 8
a. m. and 5 p. m, official Ohio
time, with shotguns loaded with
No, 4 buckshot or larger shots, pei
lets, slugs, or balls and by bow and
barbless arrow only,
Must Have Permit
Each deer hunter, whether re-
auired by daw to have hunting
license or not, must obtain deer
hunting permit which will entitle
the holder to not more than one
deer during the season. This per-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
BowIers'
Clinic .
Courtesy Of The ABC

Bowling Balls regulation bowling ball may not, in any
case exceed 2 inches circumference weigh more than
16 pounds less than 10 pounds in weight Bowling balls
shall be constructed and drilled that less than SIX sides
shall be in proper balance Any ball which does not conform
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
Bowling Scores
Show Improvement

Local - bowling leagues Standard and ASar both showed
improvement their regular Wednesday night sessions
at the Bowl Drome
improvement by the Champion Spark Plug
five which came up better the Wiys0verand by
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with any of these provisions
may not be used in leagues or
tournaments sanctioned by
the American Bowling Con-
gress.
Chances of Making Single Pin
1t is really surprising why so
many single pins (besides the num-
Der and 10 pins) are missed.
When you calculate that your ball
is $50 inches in diameter, and the
pir 4.76 inches, that furthermore
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
HONOR ROLL

K. Barnard 2l3, Roy o'Dell 2O5, Casper
Amborsk 2l6 James Hall 2Ol, Jim Ger
MAX 219, Walt Augustyniak 2l4, Leo
Strauss 2i4, Ted Hill 20l. 2l3, Bernie
KrieRer 212-194-245-65 Frank Wekwert
John Brug 2li.
TEAMS
WHY'S -Oserlsnd 1854, Champion 1889.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS for rent. In very desirable and
quiet neighborhood. Inquire 2429 Putnam
or call Garfield 0i5S. 80.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01
STOVES AND HEATERs

WE HAVE over $50 new and used oil heat
ers and over so coal heaters. Opep till
p. m, GA, 1921.
SinnTnons Appliance Stores
Stores, all near Monroe & Auburn SITS.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-01

however, will be in the league next
week.
Best series in the Standard
League was turned in by National
Supply, with three wins over A. c.
Hopping. Ed Kurek grabbed on the
sidelines. Standard Commutator
took three from Pressed Steel, with
Ray O'Dell getting Sol.
Mather Spring took a beating
from the Bingham Stamping crew
and Gordon Bumper got into the
winning column by taking two out
of three from DeVilbiss.
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Buy Bonds!
Beck the Attack
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