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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
ANN WELLS

j 2 KNOT liNt ~ VI 6i ENiNN W iAh =
and Mary Neil Of Jackson, SIG Or
Irene Rublit and l45s Of Edna
Schlagel Of Battle Creek.
Class y winners were A {.
Sharks Of Flint, 2l59, T. Funke
and +. Yesger Of MuSkeEon, ass /,
r. Powell Of Battle Creek, S66.
and A Robertson Of Port Huron,
1436. Class Goodies Goodies Of
Battle Greek. 2005 A Selway and
NJ Purdy Of HillSdale S07 A.
Wise Of Battle Creek. 453, and T.
Wallet If Detroit l27s.
Other officers Of the state he
sides Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Stacker
man are Doris HeSSe Of Sag
nav FIRST wee president Gertrude
Stark Of Lansing, second Ann
ZieSse of Detroit, treasurer, and
Mabel Wagner Of Flint, sergeant
alarms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
With Don Giles

acres NJ Suhmsrginal land land
unfit for agricultural purposes
but ideal for recreauonsl projects
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
PAULUs STRIKES AGAIN

Prominent among the latest IN
trleS arc 40 teams. entries all pam
for by that great combination
John and Joe PauluS ~ Chem
Trombly Recreation. They're not
stopping ~ 70 and may have %
by the end Of next -Yal4as
PsumS' team leader IN the Times
CLASSIC. VIII be featured Ian rs
when most NJ the Chene- Trombly
teams wall roll.
Az captain Of the leading PITS
club IN the Packard Marine,
George Holmes, with the aid ~
Vernon Carson, secretary. has not
only entered the 20 teams IN this
circuit hut rounded Up four more
for two squads Chris Wolf. Mur.
ray Intcr-plant League secretary
has reserved two squads for %
Joe Ahler. secretary ~ tho Ray
City Bowling ASSOCIATION VIM v'SS
The FIRST afr0n oU'-Stsfc 10 cn' II
right years ago Us in again .ThV
time ~ VII ~ Arha sador Par.
including The lkcahlc Ear. MOI
Al Puhh'7 Larry AncStmar and
FREDDY Born Flmor Hogan or-
gained nc Ford T~anepor's'ion
League and lonn Freeman score
tat7 has all ~ tesrlS Snt
The T'rcs Sweepstakes ess thp
FIRST ~ recognize tho import snce
n ella .fcalon 81 b04 Icrs year
ago SoVlerS wcrr divided irfo
t->r d-l-slnnS trouz a average up
with q 5o-rln 4 difference pcr class
l. & as fine comp L. ON for ?
Tho winners m each Cis-
Wfc'Hrr r. be- C.a---7t T7 TT7-- -
INC dtt.,0n Where competition I>
most Splftcd receive ? 500 frs
pr,ze and handsome Detroit 'T;mcs
r,sde Second place is 50 and
Hard Sln Al = -E-nc--n - e. -,alr
prilc~ according 20 cn'l IN each
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Times Sweeps
Entries Close
Next Friday
BY HAROLD KAHL

When the clock strikes neNk
Friday night, signaling the srrN,
OF new year, II also will clamp
the Ind on entries for the twelfth
annual Detroit Times Sweepstakes
TO be howled woek-endS Al I'm
pcrial Recreation in the General
Motors Building, Jan. S-Aprll 30
Rather a harsh statement 10
make, reluctantly too, in view ri
the glorious day just past. II is
however, moStlyto those
who always say, IF VIC had only
known, didn't TeatIZr II Wax E0
soon. ! meant IN, and 10 other
usual y sorry people
Judging from Tho number ~ IN
tneS received and reservations
made the Times Sweeps. annually
Dotroit's most popular event. Will
exceed all eNpect atlonS this sra
son 1t is Your duty 20 got your
entry IN now 10 insure 2 SatSfac.
tory date and time. Crab later AZ
Vol dor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
IRENE SCHLUSLER ANN WELLS
Sight Record Entry
For WOmen's State

A record entry of 500 teams
with $4,000 prize fund That
is the goal that likely Will he
reached in the eighteenth annual
Tournament Of the Michigan State
Wnmen.s BOWLING Association. ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

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Open Bowling All Dey Toosy
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~ NooN UNTiL ctostse
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Ceettsu tsuHos orosn Ng'w Tse'il.ni faos.
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
ALSO DRAW PRIZES

Atter tho FIRST Tour come a
series OF draw prizes. The con-
iesiantS 60 mo groups Ct XIX HT1d
names are putin a hat or Snme
other container and each takes a
draw Success means SIS.
Previous winners Mike Tesla
and Walter RePpenhaGen are
hack pr the fold. 81 Tesla won IN
roil-of with Joe PlaSky IN
10 after they finished their SIX
z p mes Nod Tesla shot 1884
Walter RCppcnhaCcn took first
last year on 1927,
THIS year Tor the first time q
woman IS eligible. Hattie Woo
Ster happens 20 be the only one
II the Detroit AREA rvrr-to score
the biz one" and under the
tournament rules she qualities
Her opponents in addition 10
Tesla Reppenhseen and Piasky
include Joe Norris CaSS Grygier,
Fred Wolf Phil KAUFMAN. Fred
Breckle and Howard Curtin
ODDS arc at against NF%-
Wooster over competing IN q bet
tor field And she is Skllful
enough to beat out some ef-the
h0lS
The squad lineup. s o'clock
Norris. Cry ger. Bauman, Rreckle
Curtin CN Goralczyk. Joe Serb
nor Wolf Frank Yost. Mrs
Wooster ReppenhaCon Leslie
Nippcr Stanley Baker. Carl
pn-eHs ,Ee-ta Ted Thornton,
Frank Zion and Ben Pontone.
10 O'Clock Therman Gibson
Archie JankowSki, Joe Gordon
Bill IHiman Joe LaRudde,
Walter Poprka. Eddie Wiecert.
Clark Moses, Ernie Hartman
and joe Noto.
Those 10 he assigned squads in
clude Cio, Paul Thurkow. LOUIS
Mira Al Dingwell alter.
paccau- Harvey Young and Sieve
ShOCKo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Need IS Greaf for
Winter Sport Areas

NI0Ior pms, Such as SKIING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Mrs. Wooster
In Star Event,
The Ritter 300

I0rnrr.p' ho~ 'inES exclusive
c,cnf Paul CrtoS third annual
y1G tournament AZ, Ritter Rec
ration. 49, Jsnf- IT Chalmers,
IS pr tho SUNDAY night slate With
Squads - > End 10 O'Clock First
ptze ls 500.
Exclusive ia the Word because
only = man or woman with a
sanctioned 800 70 ms or her credit
IS eligible 10 compete. And IN
addition 10 the first prize. Jim
- -+++ -+4A-=- ~; -tiiFe Sse-lI=F- bond
Tor second and Otto Procfke
- for thrd There * -fcurth
award vet 10 he determined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
HTADED FOR GRID

SO All they need do for q com
plete team is N wait until the
boys grow Up But they are dos
tined Tor Notre Dame and the
team idea fades when The Hee-
mans VISION the BOYS In the Irish
starting lineup on sn October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Nine WAYS -AeF-A woman 70
occupy her time when she has
nothing whatever ~ do is become
the mother ~ four children rang
ing from ; 10 Q years, t7o,Vl in
three leagues. serve 80 secretary
in one, run her home, and enjoy
the compromising of an sffec-
tomato and genial husband.
Such is-the routine Of comeiy,
attractive Mrs John F Ethel
Heenan, who confcSSeS she Is too
bust 10 worry and q 24-hour day
is inSuffIc!cnt..~.kCepinc occupied
seems 10 agree with her com
pletely.
Her sons Mike 8. and Pat, 8
are headed for Noire Dame and
football. although she and her
hUShEhd tsvE IN 18Th or n
family bowling team That's four.
and when YOU include daughters
Sally g and Retry Ann. Z. in the
Hernsn home At 1918 Longfellow
u "a six
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-20

| je hotela kak dan Sc pocakati.
Ujec Miha pa je vse pocencal,
in ko je mlaGi sill, mu je ma
doigo in siroAo pripovedoval ka-
ko je prisla ciganica ma Ravne
in da. jim jo hoee potovka kar
vsiliti. Gospodar je gubancil ce-
10 in nevoljno odkimal:
MAX, Hruplja pri mas ne BIO
komandirala." ..5
.Potem yes vecer nj vec zinil
o tenn. Drugo jutro je stopil gorl
pod streho in zagledal cigani-
co pri oknu. Ia Sc ga je tako
prestrasila, da je nekaj nera-|
zumlj ljivega zagrgljala in Sc jela
po vsem telesu tresti. z mrac-
MIN pogledom jo je gospodar
premeril in jeza ga je obsla, ko
je videl ma njej obleko svoje
rajne sestre. LIE nekaj trenut-
kov je tako stal, potem Sc je
obrnil in brez besede odkora-
kal po stopnicah dol Ne,
ia zenska ne SINE ostati niti emo
noe vec pri hisi! Maj Hruplja
! lie pride! Zagodel il DO, kakor
il nj Sc nihce Pa mu nj
bilo treba dolgo cakati; kajti
potovka je spodaj V hisi ze ca
kala mani in Sc glasno menila z
materjo. Trdo je odprl vrata in
siroko stopil pred zenski. Po-
tovka je koj videla, da je vstal
z levo nogo, pa je dejala hudo-
musno:
20, Ravnjak! Dober dan i
ali 81 re nazaj? Ali 81 dobro
opravil?'
mic tie ne briga!" jo je OBJ
revknil. "Ampak kako je S te-
boj, tenn Sc bova menila."
81 menoj? Hvala Bogu! Kar
zadovoljna sem. Ia kruh 81 re
zasluzim."
"Da, potepljes Sc okoli in kjer
kako mrcino iZvohas, jo nam
vrines. JAZZ tt BON dal!' je roh-
mel.
Tedaj je potovka vstala in
stopila tik pred gospodarja; BIZ
la je Sc "a spoznanje vecja Cd
MEGA. z enim ocesom je pome-
ziknila in Sc predrzno, ozrla
nanj:, .. ~...,.v ~ - t,.i
"Hoho, fantic, ali mislis, da
Sc te Jerca kaj boji. To bi mo-
rail- pa ze vecji in starejsi moza-
karji priti. Ko bi bila deset let
pref ma svet pokukala, bi ii
lahko bila babica.'
Mana, gospodinja, Sc je zba-
la prepira in je tho smuknila
skozi vrata.
"Kako 81 upas in nam cigane
spravljas hiso?" Sc je jezil
mladi.
cali maj bi bila revo Mari
Dor k skofu nesla?" je jezikala
potovka. "Vi dedci innate kratke
lace in kratko pamet. Hudo ra-
njcnega cloveka, XII mu dusa re
IL ust sill, DO vendar prav, da
ga spravim V najbliznjo hiso.'
':Tako hudo il nj bilo; tedaj
ne bi bila re pokonci."
':Vprasaj dohtarja! =. Sicer
pa so, kolikor Sc JAZZ spominjam,
ma Ravnah siromakom zmeraj
pomagali. Ma to SO Ravnjaki ne
kaj dali"
mic ne recem, &c SO jo ma
ii, ko je bila potrebna, well pod
streho,' je PRIMAL; "ampak !
zdaj smo svoje storili in glej,
da jo spravis IL hise!'
I. "Da, to lahko STORM, &c Sc
mlademu Ravnjaku JEST sko-
da zdi."
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-20
PredstaVnik:
Albin Hrovatin

lahko gor v tvoji kamri. Som
emo je gor in ma vse strani vi
di. JEST il bos gor nosila pa
glej, da bo imela dobro po-
strezbo"
'Prav, matt; kakor ukazete," "
je pritrdila Kristina in sla ci-
ganko nazaj gor.
zgoraj je vprasala Wanda.
"Zakaj me hoce gospa zapre-
ti?"
"Zapreti vendar net" je od-
govorila Kristina; 'ne marajo,
da bi te ljudje videli.'
"Ali Sc boji, da bi prisel basa
in me ulovil?"
eta ne DO vec prisel. &c ga
najdejo orozniki, ga bodo vtak-
Mill v luknjo. Ampak ne bodo
ga nasli, ker jo je pobrisal cez
mejo."
20, hasa je kakor jastreb.
Nihce ga ne vidi, kar iznenada
pa je tu."
"Sem 81 ne DO upal. Tu so tri-
je hlapci, ii imajo trde pesti.
In mas pes, mas Sultan ga ne
spusti blizu. Tu 81 varna pred
njim."
"Tedaj ostanem tn in ne grem
nikamor vec." .lg9n
"Ko bi lie mogla ostati, liz srca
bi Ii privoscila! Toda :"
"Gospa me hudo gleda. Kaj-
ne, nagnala me bo? Nisem je
prav razumela."
"Mati ne morejo, kar bi radi.
Besedo ina gospodar, sin, XII Sc
Je nekam dalec odpeljal, pa
vsak dan mislimo, da pride"
"Ali ;je mladi gospodar tudi
tako hud kakor stara gespa?"
"Za bozjo voljo, hudi pendar
MISC. Dobrega srca so, mladi
gospodar tudi. Siromakom ra-
di pomagajo, kjer lie morejo.
Ponosna pa sta oba, ponosna pa
ze."
"a! Zdaj razumem. Zanicu-
jejo me, ker sem ciganka;
sram jih je."
"Vanda," jo je prepricevala
Kristina, ceprav sama sebi nj
verjela, zee bos pametna; hos
gotovo smela ostati. Mater in
mladega gospodarja moras le-
po prositi. Obljubi jima, da bos
pridna in TAXA, da nihce ma te-
bi mic ciganskega ne bo videl!"
"Ko pa ne znam delati!'
"Jaz te bonn naucila. Pisati
in brati in moliti tudi."
'FCe me pa vendar1e nazene-
jo! Pred mladim me je strah."
"Kaj te bo strah! JAZZ bonn
zate govorila."
"Tako dober mi Sc noben clo-
vek nj bill ma svetu kakor tt. Ra-
da te imam!" je vzkliknila ci-
ganica, Sc vrgla dekli okoli vra-
tu in jo poljubila. .:.:
Dva dni cato je prisel Franc,
mladi gospodar, domov. Bill je
postaven moz, XII mu njegovih
trideset let nj bilo videti. Ne
kaj oblastnega lie incl ma sebi
in tudi oblecen je bill pol pc
mestno in pol po kmetisko..
Vrnil Sc je slabe wolfe. &C.
prav je toliko dni obletaval Ii
ste ogrske trgovce, XII SO kupili
pri MEM les, svojega denarja
Sc vedno nj. dobil. u
Matt 81 zaradi tega tudi nj
upala ziniti 0 ciganici, ampak
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-20
(Nadalj

~ 'S~~~JSy
Jerca 81 je oprtaIa kos in re.
4 kla: . l.5
4 PA zbogom tedaj! Dosti dol.
go sem sedela, Dokler spet ne
pridem, fnorate ciganico ns
| vsak nacin obdrzati.
: Ne da bi pocakala ma odgo.
vor, je potovka odkorakala il
hise.
Medtem je lezala ciganics
Wanda V Kristinini kamrici ne
bell, mehki postelji, kakrsne 81
nikoli nj imela, in je gledals
skozi odprto okno ma temno ze
lene gozdove in sinje nebo ir
Sc je pogovarjala z dvema la,
~stovkama, XII sta venomer ha.
bali noter in ven; tako ma var.
nem Sc je pocutila kakor Sc nj.
koli. Kristina je prihajala ma,
njo gledat, il je prinasala kaj
!. dobrega JEST, popravljala il j.
blazino in odejo ter je prijaznc
govorila MO. Wanda il je po,
vedala vse svoje zivljenje in je
socutno Kristino tako ganila.
da je ia pretocila obilo solz in
i, jo sklenila V svoje mehko srce
Deseti dan je mogla ciganka
prvic vstati. Mana, gospodinja,
il je dala perila in dve obleki
rajne hceri. Pri oblacenju il je
!. pomagala Kristina. Ko je bila
4 oblecena, je nerodno hodila gor
in dol ter Sc je zdaj pa zdaj
ogledala V ogledalu, XII ga j je
drzala Kristina. Crne oci so Sc
il bliskale, rjavi obraz il je Sc
bolj zagorel, VISA Sc je tresla
ali cd zalosti, ali cd veselja,
| bogve. Kristina pa je zaploska-
la in vzkliknila napol V smehu,
napol V solzah:
"Kako Sc tt poda kmecka
obleka in lepa 81, lepa decva
Zdaj tie moran Sc pocesati,
da bos nam podobna."
To pa nj slo kar tako. crni
kodri so bill uporni in zviti, de
sc MISC dali vsi ujeti in Gel We
nee jih je nagajivo sill ma cello
in lica:
Wanda, pojdiva dol V kuhi-
MO pa lepo Sc zahvali materi,
ves!" jo je poucila Kristina.
Ciganica nj rekla besede in
ie slepo sledila dekli; sal Sc il
.je zdelo, kakor da zivi V prav-
ljici. Ko sta stopili kuhinjo,
je Rozika, kuhinjska, zavplla in
Sc "a glavo prijela, gospodinJa
pa je ciganico pogledala z
motnim, skoraj mracnim pogle-
dom in nj rekla nicesar. Ker je
bila Wanda po postavi podobna
rajni hceri, Sc il je obleka po-
dala, kljub temu pa bi bill po
obrazu in pc oceh vsakdo spo-
znal ciganko. Plaho je stala ne
kaj casa in. .sele, ko jo je Kri-
stina komolcem dregnila. je
stopila h gospodinji in je rekla
nekoliko prisiljeno:
"Dobra gospa, hvala vam,
hvala, hvala!'
"ze prav," je odvrnila ia S
kislim obrazom; 'nekaj dni bos
Sc ostala, morda tudi Sc kak
teden, dokler 81 cisto ne opo-
mores."
Kristini pa je dejala:
"Kristina, prav DO, da ne pri-
4 do nro1,oS mad Iiudi Sal 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

II had Just got position Is minutes before when four
Junkers 8 and two Meserschmtt 1905 dive of the
behind us There's no place% take except in small
ravne 80 yards away (The few trees too small Md too
far from us)
start for the ravine, but make it, before the
planes are on and feel something hit in the back
the right side stumble, but don't fall For minute or two
l don't realize I've been shot
Then call to 1t Charles Wall nearby to have look at
my back There's something there he and tries to make
me lie down.
sit down and then the wound begins hurt There is
steady pain my back and notice pain in breathing (The
bullet had gone through the lower part Of right lung on
the way into the LIVERY
The lieutenant tries put sulpha in the wound and
gives supha pills It's hour before doctor cen
get The doctor gives morphine and carefully makes
out a medical slip
that may have to leave the fighting and back to hos
pital
This worry increases as they drive back in half
track and the pain grows The medical attendant asks
need morphine and admit do
AT the hospital, Horoscope reveals the bullet and
they break the bad that this type OF wound requires long
convalescence. It's bitter blow
Fifteen or 20 miles away they get word to my father
Brig Cen Theodore Roosevelt who fighting there with the
infantry They don't tell him how bad it is until that night
when he gets second message that his not expected
live through the night (They don't tell this OF course)
Though he's had little sleep in days Gen Roosevelt rides
most OF the night to get TO me don remember exactly
what he said first-Helo think all believed an
swered Hello General which the usual way address him.
He told he had letters from Oyster Bay had prob
ably not and he read them aloud to He didn't let me
know that the doctors consider liver wound quite dangerous
because Of hemohage For several days my temperature
104 or better
But the liver wound recovered rapidly At the various
hospitals all the back to the States the doctors agree
best to leave the bullet where 1t Is In fact that lung
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

is completely healed they letting 60 backwthn the
month"; Perhaps reoin my outfit before they land in
Italy ~.
With quiet eagerness he folds away the three slips Of
paper the fourshng French that presents the Crox
Guerre officer of exceptional daring who did not
hesitate advance under enemy machine gun fire to direct
fire of his unit signed by Gen. Koetz French 18th Corps
The presenting the Silver Star for gaanty in &C
ton when he voluntarily pushed forward under heavy enemy
machine gun and mortar fire and secured observation post
well in advance of his battalion,
He remained ct this post and directed well placed artl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Photo BY Times stan Photographer

ery fire upon enemy sronghod thus enabling the infantry
to seize its objective signed by Maj Gen Allen COM
mander First Division and the citation signed by Brig Gen.
Robine commander of O. B. First Armored DIVISION that
reads for outstanding bravery and performance OF duty
when proceeded we'll forward although brought under
direct fire by enemy machine guns and small arms re-
manned at his post and later cooy delivered artillery prep
araton which enabled the infantry to seize its objective
This bravery and devotion to duty reflect the finest trao
ton of the armed services
They might have added and the name of-QuentA
Roosevelt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
RAIN PROM He'll 90. BU BWyY'iS eDenEiiKaS q
Capt. Quentin Roosevelt
Tells How HeWQs Shot

TRIPPED TO paama pants the young captain OF artillery
- sits reading the center bed of cool hospital ward
on Staten Island His wound shows pink and white against
IT, az h.c hndr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-20
Governor Gets
Custer Plea
Petition Cites
Warren Constable

A formal petition for the re-
moval of Constable James
Plunkett. As. of Warren town
ship, was filed Wednesday aft
ernoon with Gov. Harry F.
Kelly by Prosecuting Attorney
Wilbur F. Held.
In his custer action Prosccu-
tor Held cited five alleged acts
of misconduct, one of incom-
petence and one of abusive
treatment of a woman prisoner
The prosecutor. in petitioning
for a hearing to precede actual
removal of the constable from
office, specified that a complete
stenographic report of the find
ingS should be sub ,ito to Gov.
Kelly for appropriate action.
Prosecutor Held's action fol-
lowed three weeks of inaction
by the Warren township board
on his recommendation h I
Plunkett's removal should be
sought by that body. A week
ago he said he was convinced
that the board members were
"stalling' and declared that he
would himself carry tn matter
to Gov. Kelly, as he did yester-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-20
1850 Desert
War Plant Jobs
Three ChFysIer
Units Shut Down

DETROIT, May 20 - lP -
Strikes by members of the Unit
ed Automobile Workers (CIO)
who claimed that collective bar
gaining hid completely brok-
en- down" caused the closing of
three plants OF Chrysler corp
Grafton here today affecting
some 14,50O workers and ex-
tensive war production.
Approximately 1000 employ
ees of the Kerchoval and JEFF
ferson plants walked out at 10
am. and established picket lines
at gates of the factories. Two
hours later a Chrysler spokes-
man said the corporation was
forced to close the Dodge main
plant after some $500 of its
10000 day shift employees walk
ed out.
The spokesman said, concern
ing the Observation-Disclosures
WdihOut, Tic StIlhe uIl0OuOlSN-
ly is authoriz ' by the union
and was carefully organized.
Four thousand men don't walk
out of their own accord
Ed Carey, president of the
UAW-CIO Chrysler local z, con-
tended that agitation by the
management caused what the
union insisted was "spontane-
Gus demonstration"
The Chrysler spokesman said
two or three days stoppage
would affect production in all
the corporations nine Detroit
plants and that "if this strike
is not settled the corporation S
entire force of $4,000 workers
throughout the Unitel States
will face layoff."
Half an hour before the walk
See STRIKES-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-20
Sugar Registry
Falls Behind
3,94l Applicants
Get Certificates

Only 3,941 applicants for
home canning sugar have receiv-
ed their sugar certificates, Mrs.
Russell Stark, director of the
Civilian Defense Volunteer Of
flee, announced today.
Despite two opportunities TO
obtain the certificates in their
own residential districts, at the
voting booths, the number of ap-
plicant falls far short of expecta-
tons.
The purpose of the precinct
plan of handling canning sugar
was to reduce congestion at the
ration board, and to obviate de-
lay for the consumer.
Officials suspect diff icult
See SUGAR-Page 2