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Evening star., 1943-03-22

came to fulfillment of the words
there was strange indifferenCe-a
running away from truth because
eXpediency and political or per-
sonal gain beckoned that way.
Yet OF all those who have come
here from foreign LANDS none has
left so lndelible an impression Of
sincerity as Nine. Chang Kai-shek.
Political life" she says, is full
OF falsity and eXpediency. Ones
greatest weapons are unassaIla5Ie
sincerity and truth"
This explains to some extent her
persuasiveness, her mastery Of pen
enuatlng speech. But what is her
secret" as she Characterizes it?
She gives it IN what is known as
her confession Of Faith'-an ar
ticle distributed throughout China.
1t Is worth reading as q background
to the fundamental problem that
lies ahead Of uS-how We are to
forge a new character among ma
tions and how individuals are to
learn that they primarily by their
personal lives and example are re-
sponsible for the behavior of gov
ernments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Pull the Trigger on
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When constipation brings on discom-
fort after meals. stomach upset, bloatIng
dizzy spells, gas, coated tongue, and bad
breath, your stomach is probably crying
the blues" because your bowels don't
move II calls for Laxative-Senna to pull
the trigger on those lazy bowels, COM
bined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect case
to your stomach in taking. For years.
many Doctors have given pepsin prepa-
rations IN their prescriptions TO make
medicine more agreeable TO a touchy
stomach. So be sure your laxative con-
tains Syrup Pepsn. Insist on DR.. Cald-
wells Laxative Sehd6 eo1nbinc1' with
Syrup Pepsin. See how wonderfully the
Laxative SIENNA wakes up lazy nerves and
muscles in your intestines 10 bring wei
come relief from constipation. And the
good old Syrup Pepsin makes this laxa-
tive 50 comfortable and easy on your
stomach. Even inicky children love the
taste Of this pleasant family laxative.
Take DR.. Caldwell Laxative SIENNA com
bined with Syrup PepsIn. as directed on
label or as your doctor advises, and feel
vorid'sbetter. Get genuine Or. Caldwells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

fifth word was trout" . flies"
. or fish" The rest of the
afternoon they both talked about
trout fishing
Remote control Pooch is the
little 7-year-old dog of Chester
kOnka and he knows all the
tricks good dog should. But his
master went the way of all flesh
and is now in the army and, with
out his masters voice, Pooch
wouldn't even lie down So Konka
had a record made and sent it
home. Now. Pooch does all the
tricks by remote control. so
to speak, And like his master
most of the commands are army
ones such as: Attention AT
case, and So on.
Out of the mouths OF babes ::
Charley BauerVic, the manufdC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Bikes for City's Nurses
Suggested by DR.. Douglas

Come spring and mild weather,
don't be surprised to see the Board
of Health nurses in their neat,
starched gray uniforms pumping
bicycles around the city on the
appointed tasks.
It's a strong possibility, says
DIR. Bruce II. Douglas, health
commissioner. as he pOnders the
pinched transportation facilities.
1.-TWO factors have us little
worried, though" he confeSSeS.
zone II whether we could get
priOrities on bikes and the other
II, II we did get them. would
the nurses stand for ito"
The work has doubled and the
staff has dropped from 500 to 300.
due TO the wars drain on trained
nurses. Added TO this is the COM
plication of the city's increased
wartime population.
There are only 30 city-owned
cars available TO the nursing staff,
DR.. Douglas pointed out, and some
of the girls drive their own cars
for a small mileage allowance.
These are wearing out fast, how
ever. and at least 25 per cent Of
the 300 make their rounds by bus
or street car.
I've talked about bikes some
years ago." DR.. Douglas added,
"aad many Of the younger ones
were eager TO try IL out. don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Shot Trooper
Poses Problem

Detroit detectives and officials
of the Michigan State Troops were
at wide variance Saturday in their
versions of how Pvt. James Essex,
Is, trooper, was shot while on duty
at the Michigan Central Railroad
tunnel.
Essex, shot in the right side,
chest and knee by a 12-gauge
shotgun, is in Receiving Hospital
IN a serious condition.
Meanwhile, military authorities
launched a four-man board of in
quiry into the shooting, and held
Pvt. Robert Pominville. Is. of las
Winona, Highland Park. believed
10 have fired the shot
The difference i'm official opinion
was revealed when Mai. Raymond
=. RunStadler, commander of the
troops stationed in Detroit, said
his investigation showed four diff.
fercnt stories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Shoe Repair Jobs
Swamp Cobblers
Aim for 30-Day Service;
Soldiers Get lst Work
Photo by Times stan PHOTOGRAPHER

A crowd lovers paradise these
days is a shoe repair salon.
Ration-consciouS Detroiters are
taking their footwear to cobblers
by the suitcase full-no eXaggera-
ton. Consequently, shoe shops
strive for, but don't promise,
30-day service.
Some minor jobs, such as heel
can be done in week.
But for any shoe overhaul more
complex, the minimum is one
In isolated cases, customers can
get their shoes renovated while
they wait. but in so doing they
take physical punishment from
the competing clientele lined 10
deep.
The exception that makes this
rule is service men. For them
there is no waiting, no delay.
Camp Shelby was never like
this" said Pfc. Jack McNichol.
"a. of 12010 Mettetal, as
pretty 17-year-old miss wrapped
his stockinged feet in blanket
and took his oxfords for heel
Strengthening.
Like all peacetime businesses.
the shoe shop has given most of
its men to the fighting forces or
to higher paying war industry.
The gaps have been filled by
high school boys and women, still
lacking in experience.
Cobblers make two suggestions
for mutual benefit--clean your
own white shoes and wear sport
shoes as much as possible this
to save sturdier walking
shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
GrO(ers Foresee
Doom in Points

NEW YORK, March 6 QNS)-
Spokesman for 1000 stores in the
metropolitan area today charged
that New York grocers face dis
aster" because of point rationing
and the lack of fresh fruit and
green vegetables.
Characterizing the situation as
Every bad" Charles Alderman,
secretary of the United Independ-
ent Retail Grocers and Food Deal
ers Association, estimated that
business increased up to 40 per
cent.
A similar dour view was taken
by Patsy d'Agostino. who said
that the situation had reached the
"criSis" stage and that many gro
GERS would shortly be driven out
of business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Clay PigeOn
Ambulance Driver Target
Joins Army TO Shoot

LONDON. March 6 qNS).--
Charles Russell Hurd, u, of Chess
tertown, Md, got tired of being
shot at by Nazis and Fascists with
no chance 10 shoot back.
He was an ambulance driver in
the African desert with an Ameri-
can volunteer unit.
He has joined the British army.
and hopes 10 get into action soon.
IL got tired of sailing around
the desert like a clay pigeon
he declared today.
II thought II would he nice TO
Join a combat unit so i would
have a chance TO do little
shooting myself"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

ION, look. The SEED,
The busiest time in the county
clerks office is between , and 4
in the afternoon when the. might
shift attorneys come in. They
work in war plants during the
night and do their law business in
the afternoon
First 1T. Thatcher Harvard,
now IN England on detached SerN-
ice. is trying court martialS Be
fore his enlistment, 1t. Harvard
was the clerk of Circuit Judge
Nicol. He is the son of Frederick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

put on by Joey Smith, who used
to play for him. DuFour, coach of
st. Theresa, has a locker room
jargon all his own and Smith had
it down pat. Tom Hetu, u. of d.
tackle, put on a skit about peanut
vendors that had everybody in the
isle.
Now in active service somewhere
on one of the war fronts, Capt.
Morry ROndelez, a squadron leader,
had a big time of it during his last
two days at home. He said before
leaving, after going TO a number
of parties:
Boys, it's going 10 he n
pleasure to go to war after the
last two days"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

turer, has a Il
year-old daugh-
ter. Bevy. The
other day, little
Bevy was SIT
tin & at the
table, c hewing
on the leg of a
chicken. When
she had all the
IN Q at chewed
off and came 10
the bone, she
piped up:
Nnh Ionlr Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Kalamazoo COLLEGE
Sees Army Contract

Kalamazoo College has been
chosen by the War Manpower
Commissions joint committee for
and possible contract
by the army for use in its war
training program, an announce
ment said Saturday. The school
was included in a list of 81 schools
which may be added to the All
already approved for army and
navy specialized training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Harvard, an
attorney here
He writes Of
the fun he is
having. @ V @ n
though he has
plenty OF work
to do.
T N Q ar m V
doctors might
say ! O q Di-
Maggio's eyes
are bad but Hal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Tiger hurlerS. won't agree with
them. Said Ne~houser:
Those guys must he crazy. II
there Is anything wrong with
that fellows eyes, I am blind"
SAID Trout:
bad eyes! Sure. his eyes are
80 had he can hit anything any
body throws him"
Graduates and football players
Of Y. Of ID. threw a big going away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Milo, her little
h o m c ow n.
w n q re trout
fishing is the
big sport.
The o { h @ I
day, after she
had typed d
business letter
for her boss, he
called her in
and h a d her
read it over.
Every fourth or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Marines Ex-Chief Dies at 70

SOUTH DARTMOUTH, Mass,
March 6 (UP)-Funeral services
for Maj. Gen. Charles C. Long, 70,
marine corps chief of staff during
World War I, will be held at
Arlington National Cemetery
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
81, s. Shoes 10 Stay
On RdtiOned LIST

WASHINGTON, March 6 (UP)
An OPA spokesman today de-
scrubbed as purely wishful think
ing" rumors that S4 and So shoes
were to be taken from the ration
list and released for unrestricted
sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

know how II would be now,
though. with most Of the
younger ones in the armed
services"
The Visiting Nurses Association
will stick TO cars come what may
however. since they have 81
miles to cover IN the
county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

gave him a big
wall plaque 10
h a n & in his
room. In glow
ing terms it
told just what
the students at
the university
thought of him.
High spot Of
the evening was
the imitation of
George DuEOur,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Cancer Authority Dies

LONDON. March 6 (UP).-
Russell Henry Jocelyn Swan, 66,
widely-known surgeon and author
ity on cancer, died today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
People You Know
A Bamy Day Brings on Talk Of Fish and Flies
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

The secretary and the fish;
Pretty Edith Marsh, private Sec
rotary, likes her work and is
mighty good at it. But when the
feel of spring is in the air, her
thoughts sometimes wander away
from the tNpcWriter and UP TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

they're going TO tur out hat which like.
feathers you' remember her cover girl
Archbishop Edward just has % because Of food
only days Ash "Wednesday and Good Friday
MAYOR JEFFRIES in Fordo reek racotioa Before
WI lett KID that sS5OooOo city budget and approved
To the per %e Ss Sag S@ es Of 5000 S city employees
ss Eo s s e e sSs SrSSt 2 s Fs, s
Pr on complain" Of L G'S r Es 80 t appd on %
ooo annnty Pey Anqsfr sGo9 ne G Sges a
Of Limitations.
Baker Rooe says applied money his policies.
Only the policy not lost rs that the loan clause has
sared it, LvncoOd fine older. He the Kids and
Edra FINE.
DErRorrs hockey madoympa packed each time the Red
~ Wings play They're cinch for the Stanley Cup payofs
They have four games this Sundays foray.
Ray Sugar Robinson took LaMotta for grand fight at the
Johnny Beazey The St Louis Nationals pitching staff
in the last World Series plus Birdie Teobe are now ieutenans
" They got their wings in Miami fourth Tiger
cehge lieutenant p5eaFEn1 school in
At the present moment there Tigers wearing khaki
navy blue.
MELvA BLOCK. pretty lsyearod who twice
WI champ is Hollywood stare
The ror a Motor co River Rouge plant
the first time this
tSere ''e' ''' NICE ''' p''"''
Y0UR mother finds shopping NTH her so gtiqng book not so
hard hen she gets the suing OF It, ThreU be enough food
Horse meat being sold here government stamped and I"
When the proprietor painted sign the rordoo"U s.
Horse Meat Co"-he stopped tyofie H., out. rt ,,.a.,
pounds the FIRST allotment Just to give the place class they
add-r neat Freneh-VaHte de ChsroL"
ARNOLD KADIsH graduated highest
the exercises of Wayne Unversitys
Floyd Baker Highland Parks fire years
TO b bi Oh pter EssSam Of s4s4 We'll Center Line
tough to eat Center Line Justice Donald Parent set the fine
Eastman winged the fowl from his car Said he was hungry
T'HE police
lsiS license button to put their old plates 1t big
The post office reports homes and
sophie Bowery. She boys at
the Command Wayne County Airporput slick
dog is of prop
erty Of wilfred s. Kennedy Of Walled Lake
at the Dog shOw-it was his fifty seventh win.
nov AMECHES four quarauted rih hictenpor
Those Detroit WAAcs Virginia Qnor Of Dearborn and
Sue Sarafn Of here wo~ed the boys North Africa IN the
s 4 and Pf t5 s .oSes he Tasg worked nth local French
Aa aasg @ser a as af .. p Ssyr s Of a % o
Waey l. McKer:e appointed federal referee 10, bank
u,pcty.
RY THIS time you must be tired the time
state senator Arthur + Wood Of Detroit has introduced
bill to make the whole state back to wartime after having
-o Wood o said he missed his 5 tram for Lansing looked the
Just Where we were before we voted ~ We '''
Remember that cold, mperso2nal your telephone
get personality into the girls voices For more personaized
may throw the whole scheme out Of killer
TIE rev air raid sirens teyrfoaey try them out re,y
Fydag at noon aEd they rase yogr hair on end
Ssg S Krr q ss t g. sf Wa Hoy3%
RCD IL Paul Mat2g McKeqney At the Epiphany Lutheran church
An the automobile bi0wg' Al The ceremony She the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Cups for Jap Admirals
By United Pres. .

BY United Press
Radio Toxic said today that
Emperor Hirohito had received 13
Japanese admiralS, just back from
the front and given them
wooden cups for 'pieritoTiouS
service.
Order War stamps delivered
tn your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

CyIGNS of Detroit SpringSteve ONel new Tiger manager
- leaves for spring training weeat Evansville Ind WIN
him GO Wish Egan Berry travelling manager and the news
paper boys.
The Tigers will converge on Indiana middle of the month
In the meantime here At Traverse CITY the
thermometer 40 below and the 500 had "a
Easter falling April 25 will be the latest 1t has been IN oS
years hit that date again until 2o5S A. ~ "heh we
wont care 1 i a because of the full OF the moon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

party, the other night, for GU
their coach who takes ovel
the Detroit Lions this season. They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

0ETR9Ttz FINES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Abbott, Costello
In Coined Film

AMERICAS CLOWN Princes Of
the BoXoffice-B Abbott and
Lou Costello-will be starred in
the midst Of bevy of Hollywood $
most beautiful girls in Metro-Gold-
wyn-Maycr's "Harem Scare EN-. "
Setting for the musica! comedy
is native hsrem. in which Ao-
bolt and Costello are kept prison
ers. after having been fired from
their jobs as property men with a
travelling show. Taking the side Of
a good prince, they become in
volved in a desert war with his
tyrannical uncle. under whose
hypnotic power they fall.
How the comedy duo finally eX-
tricate themselves from their COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Film Time Clock

ADAMS .."nrscr' victory" 12.ts 3.37,
s26 Els o. m Hello Frisco. Hello, %
~ 81. 1857 T.t7. 1913 o. m. My Heart
Belongs 10 Daddy n a. m, 2 20, $40
8 ,. m.
CINDERELLA ''Whistlng IN Dixie, 4"
.2I5 $50, $40. n 80 @. m. PITTS
burgh u 40 $50, z, 10 p. m
CINENiA-"Diary Of Nazi " ~ so
f.55. 6.a5. SOS, 1883 y m. Chaplin
Cavalcsde " II l05. 2.o5. 4:05, SOS. sos
.O5 p m.
FISHER "Whisuing in DiXe% 90.
SOP, SOS. 1924 p. m. Pittsburgh, -
1872. 2.4s. 6:5i, 10 D. m,
fOA-"It Amt HAY" .5s i.i3, 7;i5,
tO:4T a m. 1:fg 4.5l. 7.l3. 1885 p. m
Power Of the Press" 1924 6.26. e.2s
a. M, II so 1872. 6.3i, S.36 p. m.
HOIIl WOOD "WhistAnE m Dixie. ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Calhern Not at Home
In Hollywood Aura

in costume and makeup on a
set. about 90 do my first scene.
~ had done some pretty fancy
Ieading-man roles on Broadway
but IL seemed incredible that
any Calhern fame had pene-
trated three thousand miles. The
frantic rush baffled me. IL still
battles me.
"The scene l was supposed 10
do had me outside a room, and
l was TO burst i'm, dripping wet.
IL was supposed TO be raining
outside.
FINALLY, the lights were all
set and the Cameraman was
ready To shoot. The director
yelled. 'Okay-wet the heavy"
BY the heavy he meant me.
1--WE never recovered from
that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

BACK IN the movies after
three years on the stage, Louis
Calhern told why he has never
felt exactly at home in Holly
wood"
The confession took place on
the set of the Twentieth Century
Fox romantic comedy Heaven
Can Wait" in which he plays Don
Ameche'S father and Gene Tier
ney's father-in-law.
THE first time I ever came
out here" said Calhcrn, II was
summoned. The wire was so
urgent that l flew out. and l
found studio representatives
waiting for me at the airport.
/ was uShered into limousine
and whiSked off 10 the studio.
Precisely two hours later. l was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

s.o7. $50 p m ~ 90 3lj a m Pitts
burgh " 40 1853 b. M. 2 a. m
A. m. 1853. 4.5a. s.0g. lilp 3. m Pitts
hurgh % ie - 1928 . 81 ga p. m.
MIt HIGAN Edge AZ paIhness lzisSS,
80 7:2s ~ g.. m wildcat ll'El
a m 2.tt b.f6. Gas %. M
PALMS-STATE Reap The Wild Wind, p"
II a m 2.is q 80. 1924 D. m. Iomn-r
stone l.2s. 5.l6, 900 g. M a
PARADISE Lionel HAMPTON 20
= .OS 1897 1917 p M Gentle GankN
ster." so. 4.O7, 6.3s. SO 1872 ?. m.
RIVIERA WhistRrE IN Dixie. - u 80,
1908, 73i 1888 p. M "Pittsourgh'
2;27. 800. 1908 M
I 80 ass. sos. 1880 p. m. 90 a. m.
pittsburgh. 1903 SIS. $40 b. M l.lo
a. m
TELENEws News. short subjects. .
q L.. Ii IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
4nn 4rbOr
Filled for
FestirdI
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

ANN ARBOR, May THE Sec
end Of the golden Jubilee May
Festival concerts here ln Hill
Auditorium gave a standing room
audience plenty 90 cheer about
although not an the offerings were
on the same par
Featured with the Philadelphia
orchestra on this occasion were
Frrz KrciSlcr, tenor Frederick
Jacal and the University Choral
Union and two directors
The whole first half az the pro
gram was devoted 10 The perform
arce OF two lengthy choral works.
both composed 10y men who were
associated with the festivals, prior
20 their deaths
The first was Or Albert a.
Stanley founder Of the festivals
and 'lrSt director of the choral
union for whom he wrote the
opening 'LauS Dec choral ode
for chorus. orchestra and organ.
While not a great work, the
"Laus Dec calls for some inten-
sive choral singing and certainly
gave ample opportunity 20 display
The fun powers Of this year S
chorus. which is one az the best
the university has had since we've
been attending.
They were certainly all in Splen-
did form last night and responded
10 the vigorous direction OF youth
fl and gifted Hardin NandeurSen
The second work choral Offering
unfortunately proved 10 be as
dull and dreary a piece Of choral
writing as we've ever had 10 sit
through.
Composed by dear old Or. Fred
rick Stock, the late director Of the
Chicago Symphony, A PSalmodic
Rhapsody for Chorus. tenor, or
chestra and organ proved 10 be
even less interesting than lis title
If that's possible.
Poorly articulated, the words
don't seem 10 even he on speaking
terms with the music. let alone in
singing harmony. It's tedious and
repetitious and suffered doubly
because of the llvelineSs Of the
preceding work.
However, every one who had
sunk into sort Of droning apathy,
picked up after the intermission.
In fact, the whole audience rose
upon Kreisler's entrance 10 well
come the grand old man Of the
violin. We are indeed happy TO
report that Kreisler. who seemed
a little dazed at his first Detroit
appearance after his accident has
fully recovered. He has the old
fire and presence and while the
tone may not be as broad and full,
the flame still burns brightly.
At least IL did in the lyric Men,
delssohn Concerto which he played
brilliantly TO the magnificent ac-
compartment Of the orchestra I'M
der the direction of Eugene Or
mandy. who phrased every meas
ure 10 make the solo voice appear
10 best advantage.
Ormandy and the orchestra con-
Guided the evening with stun
ming reading of the Richard
Strauss Death and Transfgura-
ton" a reading so powerful that
it left its listeners literally over
whelmed. Never have we heard
those final pages played more
beautifully.
This afternoon Wagnerian So
prano Astrid Varnay will be the
soloist and this evening Lily Pons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

hilarious routines ever built around
the popular team.
Veteran comedy expert. Charles
Riesner. is directing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

plcatcd plight, made more difficult
by their promises of Hollywood
contracts TO all the girls gives in
dication Of being one of the most
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
Cas- DO pomaknjen "a
emo urO nazaj
Prebivalstvo drzave Ohio bo
pomaknilo v soboto I'VE
Ger, 20. februarja, cas- "a
emo uro nazaj. ..t

COLUMBUS, 9. februarja. ---
v nedeljo, dine 81. februarja,
bo pomaknjen v draw Ohio
cas- "a emo uro nazaj.
To je postalo jasno, ko je da-
mes sprejel senat nujnostno
klavzulo v tel predlogi, XII je
bila ze pretekli teden sprejeta
v obeh zbornicah. Now cas- bo
postal pravomocen OBJ dveh zju-
traj prvo nedeljo potem, ko DO
predlogo podpisal governor
Bricker.
Governor Bricker je izjavil,
da DO podpisal predlogo, da DO
pa pocakal S podpisom najbrze
do prihodnjega ponedeljka "a
to, da bodo imele zeleznice, ra-
dio-postaje, casopisje in druge
ustanove priliko, prilagoditi Sc
novemu easu. - To pomeni,
da bodo prebivalci drzave Ohio
pomaknili v soboto vecer, 20.
februarja, ko bodo sli k pocit-
ku, svoje ure "a emo uro nazaj.