davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Further Price Rise
OF 10 Gents Sought
In New Coal Pact
By the Associated Press.


Soft coal operators who hav,
reached a conditional agreemen
with John L. Lewis United Mine
Workers want a further price
increase of 10 cents or more 6
ton before making the pact eff.
fective. .
The accord reached Saturday bv s
subcommittee of miners and opera.
tors is substantially the same AS thu
agreement between Mr.. Lewis anc
Secretary of the Interior Ickes, un.
der which Mr.. Ickes is operating the
mines, plus an individual payment
OF $40 to the miners as a retroactive
settlement for underground trave
time. 1t provides that all increased
costs shall be passed on to the con-
sumer.
Soft coal price increases averaging
II cents ton were allowed by
Sterilization Director Fred M. Vim
son on the basis of the Ickes-Lewis
contract. Some districts got as much
as 30 cents a ton and others moth
ing. The operators, who had asked
increases ranging from 40 to SIS cents
a ton, consider these allowances in
adequate. Greater production is off,
setting the increased costs to some
extent, however, and the operators
are prepared to modify their original
demands but will press for at least
IN rents on ton Of the II
Ickes Eager to Obtain Pact.
In submitting the tentative agree
ment to Mr.. Ickes, the operators
called on him to make good his
promise to help them obtain what
they regard as adequate prices. Sec
retary Ickes wants to get rid of his
job as mines custodian but said he
would not turn back the properties
until an operator miner agreement
is in effect. The operators want
free run of their properties again.
too, but not at loss They would
prefer to leave them in Government
custody they say. and sue in the
Court of Claims after the war.
The agreement. which will be sub
mitted to joint conference of
miners and operators on Friday,
stipulates that it will become effec-
tive only after the Office of Price
Administration grants advances in
maximum prices sufficient to cover
the increased costs occasioned
hereby
If approved by the conference on
Friday, the agreement also will be
subject to War Labor Board review.
The board is not expected to act
until it receives a report from a
presidential commission on the
amount of time miners spend
travelling in the mines. The agree
ment assumes travel time as As min
utes out Of an overall, underground
day of 9 hours, including the Is
minute lunch period for which no
payment is made. If travel time is
found to be greater than 45 minutes,
thereby indicating corresponding
reduction in production time, the
board presumably will revise the
miners compensation downward.
Even if finally consummated, the
contract may be opened after the
first contract year, which is next
March 81, or at any time that "a
significant change" occurs in the
Government wage policy.
Southern Appalachian area opera
tors were not represented on the
subcommittee which drew up the
a"reement, but they have been in
viteo to join the conference on Fri
dav. The subcommittee represented
arnrcXimately 81 per cent of the
s0ft coal tonnage, located in the
Northern Appalachian area, Indiana,
Illinois and a number of districts
west of the MisSiSSippi
Evening star., 1943-12-13

ward to round up the Germans they
were met by whitening machine
gun fire from the flank. Every
man of the platoon was killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09

HOUSE for sale. 3 bedrooms, /ew-
ly decorated, furnished or unfurn-
1Shed. 355 Commercial. 8-11
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09

House located on He'll Street.
N. p. PEARSE
Rehkopf Bldg. Phone $50
g. 10
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09

WHERE BUYER and seller meet!
Post-Press Classified Page.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-09

4--Transportation
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
"a. sSortiebung)

NAL Der @eber 0leIes @eo1ftes? uses
balb iollte aub geraOe er es iein?
gluf ser eriten Seite Der 8roibiire
Itano: uSraulein goitba Stillportb
bon ibrem aufri6tig ergebenen 5reun<
oe."
Rein Name, feline llnteri6rift! =
Niemals bate Sranf 5tpar Die Sano-
idrift oes Sefretars geieben, aber
benno9 permutete er, BOB fem Inoe=
rer als BLUNT ser @eber oes 8iids
leins lei.
geohmals nabte ser Spider arf
ben 3ebenipiten Der S6lafenben, leg
te iadt oas Sdrift6en nie0er duf De-
rem SdoB uno perlieB gerauidlos, tpie
er gefommen, bas rote 3immer.
Sn Der Salle blieb er einen Slugen>
blid iteben. Die 8efrieoigung ieiner
3abegeliilte ibien taber, als er in
10 fur5er 3eit bate boffen fonnen
CT muBte it6 iest nur nod eine Brobe
bon ser Sanoidrift 8lunts peri6af.
fen; itimn1te oieie nit iener auf Dem
@ebi9t therein, bann mar lein Blan
fertig uno iein 5eino in ieiner &C.
malt. Die 8erie lieBen ia feline anoere
Deutung al, als oie bon elmer beint>
liden Reigung fir gbitb. Mud bie
irnge Dame begte tpobl oie gleiden
@efiible fir ben Sefretar ibres Saters
- bies beaeueten ibre Eranen, unb
tie lit unter Dem Sample in ibrer
Seele.
ct tpuBte iest, oaB bas, mas ct fir
Sreunoldaft rn6 Spn1patbie gebalten
batte, beimlide 2iebe iei. ,,gi", ba9te
er in bosbafter Sreuoe, ,,tpirb ni9t
aud iie iein Stur5 beriibren? Webr
bielleidt als iie gelteben oarf. Damn
miro aub iie geitraft uno geoemiitist
peroer."
gs freute i'm, oas itol5e Mdo9en,
bas ibm 10 falt begesnete, in feline
@etpalt 5u befommen l,no ibr nit
eleiher Miin5e aablen 5u f0nnen.
Dennod iiberfam i'm iest Dor oem
S6ritte, BEN er obne 8er5ug tun
tpollte. einiees 8angen, lno nur lang-
Jam itieg er oie Ereppe gum apeiten
Stodpert enpor, our9idritt cine
lange Glu6t unbetpobnter NGume uno
betrat enolid ienen Sell oes Sbloiies,
Dem nur tpenige @ingetpeibte naben
ourften. Sort lebte Der arme, rei6e,
einiame Mann, Der i9on lett bielen
Sabren - Der MuBentpelt eritorben
- MIR nod NIT ben na6iten @liebern
ieiner 5amilie pertebrte.
S9on ieit Dem Sabre 1868 tpar
Go5D DeQ bas 8eltstum Der alteng+
Iilden 5an1ilie Stillnortb. &arI Ser
3tpeite bate es einem berborragen6en
Erager oieies Namens als 2eben ge-
idenft. Hiemals in bieier langen Belt
batte iib elmer ser &erren auf goaD
Sen unter ieinem Range berm6blt;
oas sleide, eole 8lut floB fort unb
fort in BEN @oern Ser Stilltportb's.
Darum bielten Die Saupter oieier Sa-
mile nit 5abem Stolae auf bornebme
Mbfunft unb ouloeten feine Mbmei-
dung bon Dem Sertommen, oas ibnen
als unperbriidlibes @eies galt.
Sbre Inbanglidfeit an oas &0nigs-
baus l,no an engliide Sitte uno &C.
tuobnbeit ging 10 melt, oab go5p Sen
unb NIT ibm biele anoere englii9e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

Ibefangen, linaufborlid am abgrrnoe
Der ger5ueiflung tpanoelte. Dieier
gin5ige nar @eirg Stinmortb, Der
5hloBberr bon Go5p Den.
| 5ier batte er anfdnglib Gage 1no
ga6te obne 5dlaf uno Rabrung per-
Iebt, bis bic in ibren 9fedten fdper
gelbabigte 9tatur i'm totibpab bar-
nieoeritredte uno gebieteriib &nbe
uno grquidung foroerte. Ser ein5ige
Sre,,no in bieiem qualpollen 2eben,
Der gan5e Sage lang BEL ibm bertpeil-
te, Der biele St1,nben ieiner rubelo-
| len Na6te nit linn teilte ooer an iei=
nem 8ette na6eno iaB, tpar &obert
Blunt, iein treuergebener Hripatiefre-
t4r. .Die Sre1nbe batten BEN 51loB-
BERN na9 einiger 3eit ale berlaiien,
unb er ielbit NOR frob, iie los gu
| iein. Sour &obert ourfte nibt bon linn
geben; uno als er itb 5ulebt, burd
innere uno duBere 2eioen eridopft, slt
| liebem @ei6afte ltnfabig fiiblte, bate
er anes bertral,enspou in 8lunts
&Gnbe geIeet. Dieier oronete, beiorgte,
pertrat unb boafiibrte alles; linn bot
te Der SbloBberr alIes iiberlaiien:
lid felbf, fem Ger,nogen, ieinen 8e-
|iis, feline @ebeimniile - nein, bieie
ni9t!
So idpanb Sabr auf Sabr, lnb
Elm il1nges, bliibenbes 2eben teilte op=
fermutig oas lnbeimlide @efangnis
oes bonn idmeren Slude belaoenen
Mannes, uelder rettungslos ieinem
gnoe entseeenitedte
! X X X
uno i'm tpoIlte sSranf Morballnt
liett beiuden! Erot alien W1,tes iiber=
lidli1 i'm bo6 Elm @rauen, als er ii6
Iber 6iiitere &orrioore na1 Der giire
ser ebemaligen 8ibliotbef taitete unb
enoIid an oerielben flopfte. 3u iei-
ner l1eberraibung erfolgte iebod fei>
ne Mnttport, tpobl aber lieB iib To-
eben cine erelle 5timme bernebmen,
tpelde ionit giemanoem angeboren
fonnte, als ser Dame bes Sauies.
6ranf Moroar,nt beIab i'm slugen=
Bid ni6t 3artgefiibl senus, UNI Ser
eroBen 0erludung gu wioeriteben,
| bier au borden. Gr fiiblte ii6 piel-
mebr bon Dem 6eutli6 5u ibm ber=
ausbrineenoen SSnbalte oes @eipras
bes in 10 bobem @rabe intereiitert,
oab er Iauideno iteben blieb.
,,llnb bu 1pillit tpirflid a,1f oieier
bimmelidreienben lleeeredtigfeit BE-
| Iteben?"
Cine matte Stimme, tpobl Die oes
Sdlobberrn, ertpioerte: ~sSa, meine
2iebe, id muB! @ott tpoae mir bel
fen -- i9 n1uB!"
u@ie masit bu nrr 5u iol6' iiino-
baftem 8erfabren @ottes Silfe anru-
fen?" ISL.
,,gitber, ib oiirfte ME tpieber auf
@ottes grbarmen boffen, tpenn id
anbers banoelte.
,,l1nb bu sla,1bt bid Der gottlihen
grbarmune iider, ob,pobl mid iener
gntidluB 10 namenlos elen6 MAIDEN
tpiro2" .. ~. ....
@s entitanb cine fleine Ba,1ie. Ils
oie Dame tpieber gu ipreden beeann,
mar ibre Stimme fliiiternb, 10 oab
Sranf iein Obr ans Sdliiiiellod le-
gen muBte, Inn iie gu beriteben.
| ,,gr1t beute tpieber, bel1te gadnit-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
3 QAcken4chAde7e
uoer: 9as gebeimnis non Gosp 9ea

IDHtl1en 8le1O erDQlIen Dl1eDen. SeOe
neue Generation batte na6 ibrem
@ei9ntad Dem GebGloe ettpas 8e-
nises angefiigt, obne oesbalb feline
Sriginalitat 5l1 beeintrd9tigen, uno
go5p Dea glib unter ieinem gegen-
tpdrtigen 8eitber einem altertiinli=
den, iturms unb tpettererprobten, iide-
rem Sdlolie, auf oeiien Dad iid oas
CRIME Woos bereits angeIebt bate,
pdbreno bl1nfelfarbiger gieu fem 8e=
ites tat, 5erriiiene Mauern uno
S6orniteine NIT iippieem S6n1ude
triigeriid 5u bethlehem. Srob aller
ltebereinitimmung inn Sauptitile bat-
te aber 6ennod ieoer neue &err elm
Werfmal baulider 8iufiir in Go5p
Sen binterlaiien, 11no 10 fam es 6enn,
Bob bier Elm 8ogen-, BORT elm eeraoes
Seniter, bier elm Siirm6en, BORT Elm
grfer bem @an5en Elm ungen1ein BIZ
aarres glusieben berlieb.
9as SdloB mar nur 5tpei Stod=
perfe bod; rings Inn basielbe lief Ell
ne bon @einreben bi9t betpa1iene
8eranoa, sic namentl6 an beiBen
Sommertagen einen iiberaus angeneb=
men, fiiblen Mufentbalt bot. 3ablrei=
die Sborniteine ragten iiber Dem
Da6firit empor, >5eigten aber ba, no
ser gfeu ite r1idt 11n1mob, iebr beoeu=
tenoe 8aufduigfeiten. Sn einem ab-
eei6ieoenen Gliigel bieIes alten &C.
bauoes nun, our6 cine gfeibe ge-
idloiiener, unbeniieter gfdume bon
6en iibrieen @emGdern pollig ge-
trennt, lag Elm nidt auau sroBes @e-
mad, bas ebebem aIs Bibliotbef, ieet
aber gum ausidlieBli9en Mufentbalte
oes Sdlobberrn 0iente. Oie Senfter,
bon auBen bon elmer rieiigen Erauer>
tpeioe befbattet, seitatteten oem So
gGeslidte MIR iparli6 3utritt, uno
iiberbies pebren idtpere, ounfelfar=
bige San1tporbdnge ieben Sonnen>
ltrabI ab. Ser groBe, offene @amin,
nit ieinen alten, fupfernen Seuerblof=
fen auf 6enen mddtiee Sol5itiide
brannten, iotpie oie rralten, perbli=
denen M0bel idienen ieinem &C.
idnade beiier gu entipreden, aIs bic
mooerne comfortable ginridtung Ser
iibrieen Samilienai1nmer. 8dre iibri-
gems ietnals Sonneni9ein BIER einge=
orungen, er bdtte bic &ontraite nur
nod greler ge5eiet uno Die abgeblab='
ten Stidereien, Die &purmitidieen &d-
iten, bic alien, abgenubten Bii9er in
ibren ibabbaften ginbGnben uno bie
bertpitterten @emalbe in ibren id,par-
5en, oltmobiiden Sol5rabmen nod
mebr erfennen laiien.
gs tpar elm melanholii6 -biiiteres
@enab. Desbalb batte benn auh bie
Samilie Die 8ibliotbef aus bieiem oii-
iteitren @ema6 in einen neuen, an 6as
@lnpfangs5immer anltoBen6en @aum
berlegt. @oitb's Bater ielbIt batte ben
neuen 8ibliotbefiaaI nod erbaut 1no
eingeridtet. Dann aber burfte nie-
manb mebr oie alien Ndume betreten.
Wieman6? ga, bod giner! Gin gin-
5iger friitete 5tpiiden bieien lidt- uno
frel,bloien @dnoen fem armes, befla-
gensnertes Daiein. Sbm tparen iie
mert i,nb teuer. bem friibe gealterten
Mann, iiber 6eiien 2eben elm bunfler
Sdatten bing. lno beifen Sera Elm
deheimes Neh aerfrnR. 1116 Der. tnie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
RittuOd, ben II. gDbember 1943

geiagt, oaB iein @runo borbanoen iei,
eiferiii6tig 81 iein."
ngntfinnIt on oid, oaB ib rtabe5lt
oaran getpeien bin, oeine @attin 81
tperben, als bieles Maobens Mntter
stpiiden mid uno oid trat nnb mir
oein &er5 entipenbete? geibt Der Ser
luft oeiner 2iebe ipar es, mas mid
oamals 5nr Gadiudt entflammte, ion-
bern Die Dentiitigung bieie empfinb-
lide 3uriidiesung; ia besbalb rief id
meinen 5lud iiber ienes 8eib, oas
mitleioig auf midi berablddeIn ourf-
te. Nls es oann itarb l,nb i6 mid
ipater oenno9 oir nermdblte, mar id
- iduades &er5! 10 gldli9,
|oaB ib iogar ibr &i,ro gu lieben tpGbn-
te. Nun aber tpeiB id, tpie goitb bie
Stelle ibrer Mutter BEL Dir etnnimnt,
uno Ser gan5e, alte SAB iIt nun II,
mir eripadt. Sd trug i'm iiber BOT,
Ser Soten a,,f bie 2ebenbe."
Woroaunt itanb nod an Der Tiire.
gr bate idon ldneit oas l1nididlide
ieiner Sorderrolle sefiiblt uno ii9 in,
inneriten &er5en Dor iib ielb1t ge-
idant; aber Der @esenitano, tpelder
oa brinnen perbanoelt tpuroe, tpar
bon 10 aiBeroroe,ttlider Bidtigfeit
fir i'm, oaB ct iid Die 9uit, nod mebr
- ia, nenn moglid, alles - gu bo-
rem, nidt Der Iagen fonnte. 60 blieb
oenn ser bornebme &abalier Dor Dem
Sdloiielo6e iteben unb Iieb ieoem
tpeitern @orte bas a,,frnerf ite
Obr. gr bate ia ldneit eeabnt, oaB
5tpiiben gbitb unb ibrer Sttefnutter
nidt oie rede 3uueisuns beitdnoe,
l.no mar iebt iiber5elgt, baB Grau bon
Stilltportb bic Eobter ibres @emabls
babte. &onnte nidt AUDI oieier SaB
ietnen Bldnen ,6ienena @itroe oie
Stiefmutter ni6t bereittpilligit bilfz
reide Sano bieten, mo- es gbitbs Ser
oerben gait?
"8arum fdbrit bu fort, mein ar
mes, iduloloies &ino gu baiien9"
fling iest sic idtpa6e Stimme bes Elm.
iamen Mannes tpieoer an.
uBeil bu mid ba5u atpingit."
sd 5tpinee bid, gottb 81 baiien9
8iIt ou bon Sinnen? @oour9 benn9"
uD,,rd bas Eeitament, our9 bas
Regiment"
uI6, oas Eeitament! @arrm mrBs
teit on es aud gu @eitdt befommen!
@arum babe i9 es nidt beiier ber.
tpabrt unb lieB es I'M 1,nperibloiienen
Bulte liegen! Du iollte1t erit nab
meiuem Eo6e @enntnis bierbon be-
fomn1en."
,,BGr' oir's Iieber eetpeien, tpenn
mein 6lud bir nadgefolgt iein tpiir6e
IN oie Eotengruft2 Sit's nidt beher,
bab i6 bas S9riftftid Log unb bob
id oi9 <iett nod beranlaiien fann, es
5u Gn6ern2"
Stein, id fann unb tperoe es ME-
mails in6ern."
,,BeiBt bu, 6aB es beine @atttn
lit, tpelder bu ibr gtedt berneiferit2"
,,gitber, lei perniinftial Du tpeibt.
oab on aud obne mein Bermogen eis
ne reide Srau biit." -
,Smmerbin! $50 aber bleibt mein
&e6t als beine Srau?"
yDring' nibt meiter in mid; ber-
eebens qualit on mid nno bid -
i9 fann un6 barf nidt unoers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
observation-disclosures
How 5 Anacobras
Fought Off Japs
Operated So Regularly,
Foe Reported by Force

The story Of how eight army
P-39 Airacobra fighters in the
South Pacific operated on =
schedule with such regularity
over a threc-day period that the
JapS reported they were attacked
by four times that number, is re-
vealed by 1t {. G. Muto, arma-
ment officer of the unit which
stood off the invasion of Guadal-
canal
"For three days" It. Muto
wrote 10 Boil Aircraft mission
after mission. and hour after
hour they fought off stubborn
enemy thruSts. The number of
planes we had for this impor-
tant battle will surprise you-a
total of eight comprised our at
tack force. Each had more
patches than Grandma's favor
ite quilt. All eight planes
Sported a first-aid bandage. the
result Of the previous nights
Smelling by the Jap fleet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
10000 UNSETTLED

Need for the law was indicated
nv a study Of the State Bar Asso-
citation Of Michigan which dis
closed that last year in this state
a minimum of 10000 accidents
involving bodily injury or extern
sive property damage went I'M
settled.
In framing the act, Michigan
legislators had the benefit of New
York states experience with a
similar law passed several years
ago. The Michigan version incor-
porates the amendments which
New York found desirable for
most effective operation and
enforcement.
While Secretary Of State Her
man II. Dignan. who must admin
ister the Michigan law, would not
estimate the probable casualties,
il is matter of record that In
New York more than $4,000 driv-
ers were taken permanently Oft
the highways In the first year of
the operation Of their reSpon-
sibility law. The accident reduc-
ton experience of that state was
also considerably better than the
national average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
MAY RENOKE LICENSE

II he carried lIabllltN insurance
N force al the time of the acci-
dent. with limit Of 5000 for
injury or death OF one person;
$4,000 for two or more persons,
and $1,000 for property damage,
he has established proof of ability
20 paw under the new law. If he
did not carry such insurance, he
must either pay all damage CLAIMS
within 80 days. or establish other
proof either in the form OF bond
or a cash deposit made with the
secretary of state up 10 a max
mum amount Of Sll 600.
IL he cannot establish proof in
snv form. the secretary OF state
is required To revoke his driver 5
license car registration and H.
-eeasa plates This revocation must
stand until the motorist clears
himself of all obligations resulting
from the accident, and furnishes
proof of future responsibility. Be
fore he may again drive in Mich
igan. he must satisfy the secretary
of state that he Is responsible for
future accident damage either by
coverage Of an acceptable insur-
ahce policy or by deposit OF cash
or a bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
New Financial
Responsibilities
InEffe(t July 30
Based on N. Y. Law
Puts Teeth in Curb
on Careless Drivers

This week Michigan now Motor
Vehicle Financial Responsibility
lsw takes effect at midnight on
July 30 i differs from prior laws
-7--rrr77--rr II, ~ -'-- provisions
ANY driver or car owner in
VOWED in an accident where per-
sonal injury or death occur must
make a written roport-'o The sec
rotary Of state within 10 days.
Regular forms are provided for
his report and are available
through sheriff and police officials.
?. ANY driver or car owner m
yolved IN an accident after July
80 where personal INJURY or death
occur. or which causes property
damage m excess Of $50. must be
able 10 pay damages or show proof
NJ ability 70 pay m order 10 con-
,inpe ~ drive IN Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Fisk TO Hold Series
OF Distributor Meets

Starting az Portland Ore. the
Fisk tire division of United States
Rubber Co. will hold a series OF
distributor and dealer meetings
urder The direction OF ) Chester
Ray, sales manager.
Purpose Of the meetings is 10
acquaint Fisk dealers with the
Company Developments II the
synthetic program, 10 present a
steering program aimed al post
emergency objectives, TO cover the
tire situation and developments
to be expected. and TO clarity OPT
and ODT regulations and amend
ments The divisions new War
Necessity Service plan will be
presented. along with merchan-
diSing and service suggestions on
repair materials. accessories and
batteries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Dodge Veteran Returns
In NeW Role With Army

a captain and was promoted in
France 90 "a major in>the field
artillery In 1922 he was pro-
noted 20 lieutenant colonel, and
IN 1885 10 "a fun colonelcN
Col Hopkins served IN The FIRST
World War for 'g6 Mouths and
was overseas for ~ He was
wounded IN \thc foul sector and
wears the decoration Of the Order
Of the Purple Heart
Col Hopkins is one Of the real
"0ld timers Of the automotive
industry. He was with Dodge
w1cn Tho original Dodge Brothers
issued the first work order for
The original Dodge Brothers car
This order called for The building
of - units Col Hopkins himself
took the third Dodge car ever
built on Tho boat from Detroit 10
Cleveland The night before
Thanksgiving, 1911,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
US0 10 Receive
Kiwdnidns' Gift

New diShwaShing equipment
vii be presented to the downtown
the Associated -Kfwanis
Clubs Of Detroit and Highland
Park at ? p. m. Monday
This includes a new electric
diShwaSher with capacity Of
200 dishes 1000 glasses or 5000
pieces of Sllverware an hour.
The presentation will be made
by Walter RAY, Kiwanis district
governor: George Ferris. chair
man OF the Associated Clubs; Max
Faulkner. secretary and Peter
FrieSema. general chairman Of the
Northwest KiwaniS Club CSO
project
Acceptance viii be- made by
Col. James r. Murphy Salvation
Army district commander, and DR.
a. G Studer YMCA general sec
rotary. members OF the USO board
Of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Col. Elliott 3 hopkins assist
ant ordnance officer Of the Second
Army Al Memphis. Tenn and
owner Of Hopkins Motor Co Of
Wheeling. W. Va. one OF the
countryS first Dodge dealerships
was on familiar ground last week
when he visited and Inspected
new Dodge-built army vehicles
here.
, Col Hopkins was In LL- cngi-
neering department Of Dodge
Brothers for several years prior
n 1916. when he organized the
Hopkins Motor Co Re was the
first member 81 the Dodge factory
organization 10 leave and cSt8b-
hsh leadership
This is the second tune Col
Hopkins has left his Wheeling
business for the armed forces. IN
I9l7 Be entered World War s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

dent and gen
eral manager.
s a c X has
been &C n G
general sales
manager since
last August.
He joined the
Packard organ
ization in 1884
as ASST 6 ( a n (
sales promotion
manager. In
1896 nc W a $
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

transferred TO the sales depart
ment and made an assistant sale,
manager.
sour company future rests
largely with the motor ear" SAID
Christopher. IN commenting on
the change. Stacks latest APP
pointment IL evidence OF our
belief in the pOtentiality Of that
future, -----'7-
'In addition 10 war work
which claims our production 100
per cent. Packard has main
tanned intact its automotive field
organization. II has been ably
administered by slack during
the past months of wartime OPP
GRAFTON. and its growth in SerN-
leo la mater ear owners makes
this move "A merited step"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Trailer tenants Get Vote

SACRAMENTO. Calf July "a
up Trailer camps and public
camping grounds viii have the
same standing for voting pr,Vi-
lcgcS 8S more permanent homes
under a legislative bin which has
been signed hy Governor Ear
Warrior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Slack Named
New Sales Chief

Promotion Of I. w. Slack 10 be
sales manager of the Packard
Motor Car Co. car and service
divisions has just been announced
by George r. Christopher. prcSi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

star SparrIrr Banner
Pan Americans Victor Heinert
Voice. 90 Spring NaIVe strauss
Ballet Erspftsn LHlgini
H.ns4rIsn Fantasy Tobsni
lr'tru'tsIou
reflections from Hfrh 1frkf' Fuwl
IN Persian market ke'elby
Oysrlfs MornirE. Noon and
Night' supps,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
1 TINES NUMBER

seventeen of our l8 P-3as
were damaged by this Smelling,
and according To Toxic LIS
broadcast, we would have no
P-39s to oppose their task force
already en- route. But seven
were quickly put back into com
mission, To make eight In all.
These planes attacked with
such regularity that the Jap
militarists placed our number
at four times that many. The
army pilots few all day for
three days"
Continuing his story, 1t. Mute