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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-23

ton of appropriate legislation or satisfactory evidence that the
interested agencies have adopted a procedure which will insure
this result. The necessity of this action is shown by problems
now under consideration in the Missouri, Columbia and other
basins"
This is a constructive suggestion, and it seems to me the two
agencies should be directed by Congress to correlate their act
ivities in connection with this very vital problem in order that
intelligent consideration may be given it by Congress.
The question Of procedure is of utmost importance and should
receive the careful consideration of this association. I hope some
definite recommendation will be made.
In conclusion, let me repeat what I said a moment ago. We
favor and will support any program for a basin-wide develop
ment of the Missouri river: provided the rights OF Montana to
the first and prior use of the waters arising in or passing
through the state are fully and adequately protected.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-23
LODGE GRASS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gripp en-
tertained the L.G.G.L. club at
their ranch home on Lodge
Grass creek at a get-together
holiday dinner Wednesday, Dec.
IS.
Members and their families
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
JeppeSon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Simpson, MI. and Mrs. James
Taught and children, Mrs. How
ard Simpson and children, MIR
and Mrs. Donald Clawson, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wilson and Lar
ry, Mrs. Neva Brott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Borgess. and chill
dren.
Mr.. Gustafson of Hardin was
guest of the club and spoke on
many interesting subjects to the
men.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Carl Jeppeson
or January 10 at l o'clock pm.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-23
Library Notes

TO YOU
If we could do whate'er We want
to do,
To make complete your glad
some Christmas day,
We would not bring a single
thing to you,
But we would come and take
some things away:
We'd take away all trouble from
your heart:
Each pain and sorrow we
would have relieved
And every word that caused a
single smart,
And every hour through which
you sadly grieved.
We'd have them all be gone
forever gone
Forgotten, like the things that
cannot be;
And then each hour would be a
joyful one.
For only good things would be
left, you see.
Now that is what we'd really
like to do
If we could do the things we
wish for you.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-23
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1913

We sincerely wish all our
many patrons over the county
a very merry Christmas, and
may your New Year be filled
with all the good things of life.
Hazel Christensen,
Bessie Russell.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

kajti V tel dezeli cloveku nj tre-
ba delati, da Sc prezivi; sadie
mu namrec samo pada v ma
rocje.
JAZZ sem pa hotel zopet videti
bregove svoje krasne Francije,
posebno svoj ljubljeni Pariz.
Nekega jutra smo prispeli do
velike reke. Bila je reka Oya-
pok, meja francoske Guyane.
Ma drugem bregu je bila nasa
resitev. Nieesar vec Sc nam nj
bilo treba bait. Bill smo resent {!
Ma levi strani Sc je razpro-
stiralo morje. Toda priti cez
reko? Preplavati jo. Ma kraju
kjer smo stall, namrec OBJ I'LL
WI, je bila siroka pet kilome-
trOV.
Kreniti OBJ reki in iskati pot?
Ia nami so bile gore, ma njih pa
oddelki vojastva, XII je strazilo
stare, ze davno izpraznjeno kaz-
nilnico.
re smo 81 hoteli napraviti
splav, ko smo naenkrat Eagle
dali V daljavi majhno ladjo. Ko
Sc je priblizala brazilski obali
in priplula malo visje proti to-
ku ,se je ustavila. Ogledovali
smo jo il svojega skrivalisca V
grmovju.
- Bogme, sem dejal koncno,
- kaj Sc nam pa more zgoditi,
ce Sc pokazemo? Izkljuceno je,
da bi mikalo kapitana tie ladje
izpremeniti smer in peljati mas
nazaj V Cayenne. Boil verjetno
je, da mas izpusti, cim ladja kje
pristane, potem pa ze pridemo
kan. Kaj mislita, fanta?
- Kar Sc mora zgoditi, Sc bo
Zgodilo, - je odgovoril Turek,
- Kar je pisano, je pisano.
- JAZZ Sc strinjam teboj, -
je odgovoril notar. Tu ne
moreno ostati. /Pogum velja.
Zagledali so mas in prisli pc
mas. Ma krovu smo 81 pomagali
S preizkuseno pravljico pone-
srecenih mornarjih.
S kapitanom smo sc razumeli
tako dobro, da smo cez pol ure
re vedeli, da je morski ropar,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

in ma ladji sem dobil tudi po-
trebni denar "a pot iz Carasasa
v Venezuela do Francije.
Notar Sc je raje naselil v Ve-
nezueli, a Turek Sc je vrnil V
Brazilijo. A JAZZ JAZZ sem
raje tn, med svojimi.
Vidis torej, je dejal Panoufle
Milcku, ko je bill koncal svoJe
pripovedovanje, - vidis, kako
81 znajo pogumni fantje vedno
in povsod pomagati il zadrege.
In MiIcek je res obcudoval
tega tolovaja. Tako Sc je prl-
druzil Slimakovim in Zefyrinim
surovostim Sc en- vpliv, mnogo
hujsi in nevarnejsi. Panouflov
vpliv, XII je pretil otroku S po-
polno pokvarjenostjo.
Decek je sicer rad poslusal
/ in ubogal Panoufla, toda tudl
ia preizkuseni lopov ga nj mo-
gel pripraviti do tega da bi kra-
del.
- Ne, - je ponavljal Mil
| eek vedno odlocno, - krasti pa
nocem. Nikoli, nikoli ne bonn
kradel.
Zefyrina ga je "a take odgo-
wore veckrat neusmiljeno pre-
tepla. Tudi Claudinet je ma
vadno dobil. svoj delez.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

Sc prezivim. Kdo pa more temu
ugovarjati?
- Seveda nihce :. Toda ka-
ko 81 to storil?
- Bilo mas je ma ladji pet.
In enemu Sc je zahotelo postati
kapitan. Domenili smo Sc in
sprl Sc je kapitanom; oblju-
bill sno mu, da ga bono podpi-
rail-. V hipu, ko je hotel kapi-
tan pognati svojemu podreje-
nemu kroglo v glavo, sem stopiI
k MENU in mu z enim udarcem
ostre sekire preklal glavo.
Tako sem torej podedoval do
kumente Jonathana Blascowa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

da pa oficijelno najema indij-
ske delavce "a Brazilijo in juz-
noameriske republike; mas je
pa najel, da bi dopolnili vrste
njegove posadke, XII jih je bila
razredcila kolera. Kapitan Sc je
pisal Jonathan Blascow.
- Jonathan Blascow? - Sc
je zacudil Slimak, - to je VEN
dar ime, XII je ma tvojih doku-
mentih.
- Da, Jonathan Blascow
rojen v San Francisco, trgovec.
Odkar sem napovedal konkurz
in pobegnil v Francijo, primem
"a vsako posteno delo, samo da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

- No, kaj ne spoznas star
korenine? - je vprasal prislec.
Sal nj mogote! to 81
ii! .je vzkliknil Slimah
prijetno preseneCen.
- Da, starina =. JAZZ sem
Panoufle! Tvoj start Panoufle.
Jaz sem pa mislil, da 81
V Cayenni? Tudi Cd tam
clovek lahko pride, kakor vi
dis.
- Torej ii 81, Izidore! Tova-
riS il Poissy! Glej ga no, fan
ia! kako sem vessel, da te zopet
Vidim!
Ganljiv je bill PRIOR, ko sta Sc
stara falota objela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

Remember-the longer
You keep War Bonds.
up to lOyears, the more
valuable they become.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17
during 80 to 81 Years
of Age!

II yOU-IIKe SO many women be-
tween the ages Of 38 and 52-suffer
from hot flashes, weak, dizzy, ner-
vous feelings, distress of "irregu-
larities'', are blue at times-due to
the functional middle age period
in woman's life-start at once
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It's the best known
medicine you can buy that's made
especially for aoom1en.
Pinkham's Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly it helps build up resis-
tance against such symptoms, 1t
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

TRETJI TOLOVAJ

i IREIJI lOLON Al
Tvrdka "SlimaA, Zefyrina in
dr." je tako obogatela "a move
ga Clana. Slimak ga je rade vo-
lie sprejel in Zefyrina nj ugo-
varjala. Panoufle je dejal "a
kOncema:
- Zdi sc mi, da mi ne kaze
pokaZati Sc takoj V Parizu, kjer
sem Sc predobrO Znan. Rad Oi
poprej malo potoval po Fran
CHI. kaj Ce bi potOvali skupaj?
Imam ameriSke dOkumente in
ne bojim Sc, da bi me prijeli. Ia
vaju 10 ne DO slaba kupcija.
Pomagal bonn wanna pri delu,
sal sem V takih poslih izkuSen.
In tako so ostaIi skupaj. Sill
max in Panoufle sta bila itak
ze stara znanca. Seznanila sta
Sc Lila V delaynici kaZnilnice Y
P0lSsy.
Slimak je bill dobil dive lett, pa
so mu poloVico kazni zaradi le-
pega vedenja odruStili. Panou-
fle .je pa scdel ze tretjiG.
ko sta odsedela kazen, sta jo
mahniIa oba Pariz, kjer sta Sc
~reCala baS, ko je snoval Sill
max nOVo tolOVajstvo, XII Sc pa
nj oJneslo. Stara zena je zacela
kli@ati. PanoufIe jo je baje ma
raGeI Z nozem, bill je aretiran
in oUSoien ma dvajset let tezke
jcoo.
- T0rej zato ste bill izgnani
Y Cayenne? - je vprasala Ze-
fyrjna rad0Vedno, doCim je vOz
zapuSc&l Brest in drdral po ce-
~ti.
- Da, in cello protizakonito.
Cd leta 1880. nj doVoljeno p0-
SiIiuti Y Cayenne FrancozoV,
temVCC Samo Arabce in domaCi-
ne il koIonji, ker je podnebje
zelO noZdraVu. Toda ugnati Sc
niSem ddi. Tam sem ZaCel takoj
T%ZmiSIjuti, hako bi jo popihal
BeZuti je bio treba skozi pra-
@ozd Y BraZilijo, druge poti nj
biIo.
In zasnova! sem sijajen ma
Crt. PuSEe % jmeli vojaki, XII 50
mas Strazjli, in treba jim jih je
bilo vzeti. Sam tega seveda nj
Serl mogel ~toriti. ZatO sem or
ganizlG@l >pIO>cn punt. In tako
sem Dli %0Sp0dar Vseh kaznen-
cev. XII 50 me DreZpogojno ubO-
gall. DoloGlIi Smo noe in poleg
tenc nam je pon7agala Sc sill
na ncyihta. To Vam je bill po-
kolj praycata bitka.
Ioda namostu da bi posegel Y
bitko, sem 10 takoj popihaI $ pc
timi tOVariSi mimo CastniSke
kOliDe. SpOtOma smo naIeteli na
nekega SaMt-Hyriexa, XII je bill
posIan Y Cayenne, da bi pregle-
dal kaZniInico. PIanili smo mani
in ga ustrelili. Potem smo pa
hiteli naprcj.
- Eseh Sest?
- Vsen 5cst. Mohamedanec,
star Turck, obsojen zaradi ro-
parskega umOra ma dosmrtno
jeco, zamOrec, star krvolocnez
IL Drama, il Alzira, XII je ubijal
otroke, star potepuh, XII mu je
bilo petdeset let in XII so ga
zasili ma petindvajset let, kaid
IL Alzira, obsojen zaradi ropar-
skega napada, XII je pa bill po
njegovem zatrjevanju. samo po-
liticna osveta, a peti je bill siro-
max mojega kova, star notar,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

ki jo je bill popihal blagaJno.
Bill smo dobro obrozeni, vsak
je incl pusko z bajonetom, en-
ali diva revolverja in naboje. To
maj bi nam sluzilo "a pridobiva-
ME hrane, preganjanja Sc pa
nismo bali.
Preden Sc je zdanilo, smo
imeli ze lepo stevilo kilometrov
poti "a seboj. Slucajno sem Sc
ozrl na zamorca in nisem mo-
gel zadrzati smeha. Mezihec
desne roke je bill vtaknil uho
in brskal je po MEM, obenem
pa delal take obraze, da bi bill
cl0vek pocil Cd smeha.
- Kaj ii pa je, mrcina tt cr-
ma? - sem ga vprasal.
Odgovora nj bilo.
Velike belle oci so mu silile
IA cello in Sc neverjetno nitro
obracale. Penaste slime so mu
tickle il ust, il potlacenega nosa
mu je pa kapljala rmenkasta
tekocina. In neprestano je br-.
Skal z meZincem po uSesu.
kar je zacel poskakovati in
kriCati, vse njegovo telo Sc je
III; ;jalo V najsmeSnejsih krcih.
S!ednjic je tele~nil ma tia, IL
teg.7 noge in oblezal nepremi-
emo.
Ogledoval je mas in mrmral
V svojem zargonu:
-Dodu dobri zamorec
dodo
Ustavili smo Sc in ga gledali.
Start potepuh, ki Sc je spoznal
ma take reci, je dejal:
- Ia je re ma pragu krtove
dezele. Nj vrednO puscati mu
orozja in streliva. Muha ga je|
ugonobila. Muha ljudozrka. Nj
ga picila. Siromak najbrz niti
vedel nj, da ga je napadla. Wee
raj ali predvcera jSnjim mu je
zlezla uho, morda V spanju.
V usesu mu je zlegla jajceca,
potem je pa odletela. Posledica
je bila, da so Sc razlezle licinke
po usesu in nosu. Sledilo je vne-
tie mozganske mrene. To pa po-
meni neizogibno smrt.
ZadnjiC smo Sc ozrli ma tova-
riSa, ko smo ga bill poprej sle-
xii, in pripravljali smo Sc pusti-
ii ga tako, ker nismo imeli to-
liko casa, da bi ga izgubljali S
tako neumnostjo, ko je naen-
krat prihitela celia armada crnih
mravelj, XII SO doslovno pokrile
njegovo telo.
Zamorec je bill sicer V agoniji,
Vendar Sc je pa zacel tako
Vnemc praskati in otepati mra-
Velj, da ga je bilo veselje gle
dati.
- Ma svidenje, starina! -
smo mu klicali. JAZZ sem pa Sc
pripomnil:
- LIE pocasi, decko, naglica
nj mixer dobra.
In krenili smo dalje.
Moskiti so mas preganjali in
Gr0Zno pikali To je posebna
vista ameriSkih komarjev, ime-
nujejO Sc maringuini in ii pika-
10 res grozno.
SreCali nismo Five duse, niti
domacinov, le mnogo opic, XII Sc
pa MISC zmenile "a mas. Streljali
smo ptice in Sc mimi hranili.
Drugi mas tovaris, kaid, je
mas zapustil ma bregu reke, XII
- VIE x~ So
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

smo 10 morali preplavati. Ma
pravili smo 81 "a silo splav ter
zlozili mani orozje in strelivo,
da bi Sc nam ne zmocilo. Kaid
je skocil V vodo z nekaksnim od-
porom, vendar je nam pa sledil.
Kar je prestraseno kriknil.
Obrnili smo Sc in zagledali kro-
kodila; siroko je odprl zrelo in
popadel siromaka "a nogo.
Seveda mas kaid S tenn nj bill
zadovoljen; napenjal je vse 81
lie, da bi iztrgal krokodilu nogo
il strasnega zrela, toda mrci-
ma mu jo je prekriznila tako
gladko, da bi clovek mislil, da
ina pred seboj kirurga.
In ker je krokodilu ia koscek
arabske pecenke teknil, Sc je
brz lotil Sc drugega. Arabec je
otepal Z rokami pc vodi, toda
kmalu Sc je zacel S krokodilom
vred potapljati in samo krvava
voda je Sc pricala, kaj Sc je bilo
zgodilo vprico mas. Mi smo jo
seveda urno odkurili.
- Torej ste bill ostali samo
Sc stirje, - je pripomnila Ze-
fyrina globoko ginjena.
- Seveda, - je pritrdil Pa
noufle, - morali smo dobro pa
ziti, ce smo hoteli prinesti il
pragozda cello kozo.
No torej, mas start pote-
pub, XII bi bill vendar moral po-
znati dezelo, kjer je tako dolgo
zivel, je zakrivil neprevidnost,
XII jo je drago placal.
Vsako noe smo 81 napravili
krog il ognja, sredi kroga smo
pa lezali, a tisti, XII je bill ma
vrsti, je moral stati ma strait.
Tistega vecera je stal ma stra-
Ii mas start tolovaj. Omeniti
moran, da smo imeli tistega
dne vrazje slab obed in da je
bilo ma ognju toliko zerjavice,
da bi Sc bill imenitno spekel
beefsteak.
Nasa strata je zagledala V
gozdu zarece oci, XII so jo ne
premicno gledale. Nepremaglji-
va skusnjava Sc jo je zlotila;
zahotelo Sc il je malo mesa.
TOda namestu da bi ustrelil
zverino mesta, kjer je stall, je
stopil il ognjenega kroga in Sc
il priblizal, da bi krogla ne
zgresila. Splozil je in zgresil !;
jaguar je pa planil mani in nj
zgresil.
Prebudili smo Sc in planili po-
konci. To vam je bill PRIOR "a
bogove! Starec Sc je branil. L.
strelil je vseh sest nabojev, a
zverina mu je ia cas- S kremplji
parala trebuh. Kri je curjala il
NIGGA kakor bi stiskal gobo.
Ko je bill izstrelil ze vse ma
boje, Sc je zacel braniti z bajo-
netom, toda zaman, bill je pre-
magan in zgrudil Sc je.
Tedaj smo ustrelili vsi hkra-
ii. Jaguar Sc je prekopicnil in
oblezal mrtev. Pod MIN je pa
I izdihnil tudi starec.
Drugi dan smo imeli "a obed
kos jaguarjevega hrbta in steg-
ma. To vam je bill obed!
- Bill ste samo Sc trije! -
je pripomnil Slimak.
- Res je. Potem sc yes teden
nj pripetilo mic novega. Po svo-
jih racunih smo morali biti ze
zelo blizu izliva Oyapoka, tam,
kjer Sc zacenja Brazilija in kjer
mas je cakala zlata svoboda.
1meli smo ze svoje nacrte.
Notar Sc je hotel naseliti v Bra
ziliji in zaceti novo zivljenje,
Turek je hotel tudi ostati tam,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-17

The credits be taken currently after the
single and percent for each dependent be
life policies September 1872 6 payments
OF old debs (c) net purchase Of War Bonds 7ya
Evening star., 1943-02-19

and his varied foreign experience
makes him logical State Depart
ment choice for Ottawa.
,(Released by the Bell Syndicate, IncD
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Women Helped Make
Cartridges in Civil War
BY Tie Associated Press.

BY the AsSoclated FreSs.
ILLIOPOLIS, Ill. - Woman en-
ployes at the Sangamon ordnance
plant have discovered Central Illi-
nois women made ammunition In
the Civil War, too.
Examining files Of newspapers
published in 1861, they found &C
counts of Enoch Paine's cartridge
factory at Springfield, which in
creased its ordnance personnel
from 40 to 22S to step up produc-
ton of cartridges for the Union
Army, partly by the employment Of
many women and girls.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Believed Dying in 1893,
Priest Marks 5Oth Jubilee
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI.-Fifty years ago,
J. Henry SChcngher became a Cath
olic priest few months ahead of
cmriCular schedule because physi-
clans said he had only short time
to live.
He recently celebrated the golden
anniversary Of the event.
l guess, he grinned, you might
say I fooled EN-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
c junseiors Assist
In Keeping Up Morale

To meet HeH problems created
hV The absorption 81 50 many
women IN a giant factory ~ such
short time, Packard mas dFvrt-
oped practical service admins
tered by women co-ordlnators.
Acting As counSelors 20 the women
workers. these Collegc-trained
social service and welfare workers
have done much 10 aid the gen
er7l morale NJ women N The plant.
They serve a. rowing ccnters
travelling The factnIA n hours
day and visiting every depart
ment 20 help The plant adjust
menCof progress Of the woman
war worker
Qualified 20 answer questions
on child care wartime diets.
family recreation and the like. as
well rs personal problems. the co.
ordinators have become an i'm
portant part OF Packard.s wartime
organization
The sutomoiNc industry has
proven It's ability 10 take IN stride
all the wartime problems that
have confronted IN 10 date II
IS reasonable 10 assume tho mani
powe shortage VIII also be licked
like its being done AZ Packard
Just another reason N BE
~OUD OF DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
LeSinSki
Hits OPA
BungIins

Consumers difficulty in obtain
ing foodstuffs is not due 10 a food
shortage but 10 mlsmanagement
within the OPA, Congressman
John LeSinski charged today.
LcsInski said that. when Con-
greSs reconvencS. House COM
mitiee would demand a complete
overhauling Of the OPA. He gave
as an example of OPA bungling
the fact that there were 1000. 000
head OF cattle IN the country
more than ever before.
Concedlng that the army made
heavy demands on this supply, ne
said that there would he plenty
Of beef for civilians If the OPA :
distribution methods were revised
LcsinSki and Congressman John
-. Dingeil spoke last night AZ a
meeting sponsored by Ford Local
600 al l0550 Dix, attended by
about 200 delegates from various
Ford JAW Go units.
Dincell defended the admins
tration's social security policy and
declared that labor in IFS entirety
was supporting the President.
Monroe Lake. an organizer for
the union, disagreed with both
congressman IN their contention
that labor should not organize a
third party As has been proposed
by Wayne County labor organlza-
fiOOS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Women Doing Jobs
OF Vital Importance

Women who yesterday ran sew
ing machines 10 turn out car
upholstery, today are operating
121oot high gargantua-like null
tiple drill presses that put the
finishing touches on major parts
for Packard pr boat engines.
Girls who once assembled head
lights for the latest model auto
mobile are now assembling engine
parts for a Packard-built Rolls
Rotce engine that some day VIII
power sleek fighter over TOXIC
or Berlin.
Nearly half the women working
in Packard shops are employed on
actual production Jobs.
AWomen inspectors also play
Important part Some $4,000
WmcnSional checks must be made
on every RollS-Roycc engine, and
much OF this work IS done by
women. The complicated intri-
CacieS Of proflometerS. mjcrome-
ters. magnahuxes and other
inspection devices have now heen
mastered by women They know
ths1mportance Of precision crafts
mEnshlp 20 the millionths OF an
inth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
ADvERrisEMENT
Old Paper Boxes
Aid U-Boat Raid

Allied bomberS. smashing sub
marines in the North Atlantic. are
being equipped with ammunition
and supplies delivered in Victory
containers. made from used paper
boxes. bags heavy wrapping paper
and al forms Of waste paper. Due
70 the shortage of wood pulp
waste paper Is now used As sub
Stitute In the manufacture Of eS-
sentIal war equipment Flatten
out boxes. stack newspapers. maya
zines. and loose waste basket
paper into neat bundles To sell
your salvage. or give II N charit-
able or other organizations. call a
collector A. Randolph 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
BRIGGS Club 10 Hear General

Brig. Gen. William c Rose Of
Masking y G, associate 1T
rector Of the War Manpow r
Commission. will address the first
rally of The newly-created 5000
member Briggs Victory Legion al
the Wilson Theater at 2:30 p. m.
Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
BY JERRY PETIT

When Packardb built aircraft and marine engines rolled
off the assembly lines the day after Pearl Harbor credit
for per of the work those engines could go to
women workers. Today-19 months ater-when engine
Packard for the fighting front 25 cent of the
work has been performed for of every four
Packard workers today is of the farer sex.
While employment OF Packard workers has nearly
doubled since our entry into World War H. employment Of
women at Packard has increased tenfold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
BE Proud Of Detroit:
Packard Force
Is Pct. Women

81 EDITORS NOTE-This Is the flerenth IN a series
Of Detroit Ttes articles TO be clipped and mailed to
man IN service he ,ciH ktoW Uhat Detroiters are
doing to help rim the Udr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

With this increase in numbers
of women employed also has come
an increase in the types Of jobs
they are hired to perform. In
automobile days they could handle
% different assignments; today
there are 107 fob classlficationS
at Packard for women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

ADvFFTTsFNFN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

The soft smoothness Of
rayon Jersey knit in
charming and pretty SIR,
and gown ensemble. Cut
for good fit, fashioned for
lasting wear. The slip
(near right) is a semi-h fit
ted bodice style with lace,
detail; the gown a match
ing style with a round
ncckline. Both in white;
slip also in cameo color.
Misses and women's sizes.
KNIT UNDERWEAR SHOP
Fiffb Floor-W ooduard-SectioH ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

ROUD OF DETROIT
Evening star., 1943-10-24

WAR WORKERS GUARD YOUR HAkDSi
Healthy hands boost war production. Help
guard hicks and cuts from infection. Wash
hands thoroughly and often.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
DOUBLE Action Soup- Fast, Yet AmozingIy Gentle!

East as it cleans, LAvA's amazingly gentle
even for Mothers skin, or children's grimy
hands, arms, legs Its satin smooth lather
leaves skin soothed, smoother. Saves towels
plenty, too!
Even on economy, LAVA beats ordinary
toilet soaps. So get plenty-for Mom-Dad-
and the kids At your regular store.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
BY THOMAS X. HENRY,
Star STAFF Correspondent

LONDON, March 10 By Wireless
The greater load-carrying capacity
of the United Nations planes now
carrying out the aerial offensive
over Germany is the outstanding de-
velopment Of the air war
Within u months the bomb -strik-
ing power Of the RAF. including the
Dominion and Free Nations contin-
gents. has increased tremendously.
This does not take into COnSiGera-
tion the numerical increase in the
planes. but only the greater load
carrying and technical improve
mentS.
The biggest single factor is the
turnover Of RAF SQuadronS from
two-encIncd to four -encIned bomb
ers, The fom-cngined crafts ca
pacIty- depending on the distance
to the target is approximately twice
the destructive load Of the two
enClncd at the time Of tho Cologne
raid last spring the heaviest blow
struck from the air up to that time
The conversion has progressed so
far that a 500-plane raid TODAY de
IVered by a mixture Of tWO-engincd
WelllngtonS and four-engmed Stir
llngs. HallfaXcS and LancasterS NAV
strike a relatively heavier blow than
1000 planes a year ago.
The question is often asked why
the smashing scale Of the Cologne