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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

= A six-inch cardboard ruler
distributed to employees of the
RCA Manufacturing Company
makes an effective appeal to cut
down tardiness. "You and | lost
in lateness 172,oSO minutes in
one MONTHS reads the message
on the ruler. Poland was con-
quered in 81. .44O minutes. France
CATER the Maginot Line broke)
was conquered in H,o4O min
utes.' During the first month
after the rulers were issued, tar
diness dropped over SO percent.
- Certain Broadway theaters
have solved the problem of stopp-
ing loose talk about the war in
their smoking rooms by placing
there a man wearing a large but
ton which reads i am Spy.
Groups OF men gathering for
smoke between the acts eye the
button-wearer curiously and al
most mechanically avoid all war
talk.
- The National Safety Coun-
Gil asks motorists to blow the
letter "N' on their horns three
short toots and long one-as
call-down to speeders.
= The Colonel had insisted to
his Negro cook that the Thanks
giving turkey be a domestic,
corn-feed bird, no wild fowl.
Came the day and the Colonel
cut into beautiful, done-to-per-
lection turkey, frowned, cut a
gain, then sent for Sam.
Didn't ] tell you | wanted
domestic bird:" he thundered.
yah, sub, dat's domestic,
corn-fed fowl"
We'll, what about this shot
I'm vnding:"
SAM shuffled from one foot to
the other. :Dat shot, Colonel
sub, were meant for me-"
= l once had Negro maid
who, after a disastrous exper-
ience with husband, vowed she
would have no more truck with
men folks. When, shortly after
ward, she turned up married
again, | exclaimed, But, Lizzie,
you haven't known this men very
longr'
Nom" she answered, ''but /
fggered if I waited amy longer I
might fin out sompin' bout
him !"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
unite> uatief, wettc in
alien Gtcatern

Gin ipe5ieller @ru6 an Sic limit
eo Nations, sic in bieiem @eltfrieg
gemeiniam fimpfen, miro Oie limit
eo geatiun @od)e eirfiibren am ii.
Sanl.ar in alien Glepelano Sbeatern
laut slusiagen BON Wseper Sine, Ses
Toriiser oes &olnitees Ser @anoel=
biloer Snouitric, oie Oieie ;seier per
onitaltet. Spejielle &orlteaungen
iin0 fir ieoen Gag ser @od,e pom
IA. bis 20. Sal,llar geplant iporOen.
Gin fur5er Slim ~You, Sobn
Sones", lit fiir Oielen 3tped berge=
iteQt tporSen uno ,piro ,pGbreno ser
Wofe in allen S!beateru 9e5eiet.
SSames Gngnep, Mnn Sberioun unO
fiinf Sabre alte Warearet S'8rien
ipielen oie Sitelroaen unto ser Slim
lit bon Ser Wfetro @olosput Waper
Sirma bergeltellt uno perteilt. Gs
miro angenomnen oaB iiber $4,000
600 Meniden oenielben ieben ,per-
oen. um oer slhie 81 seigeu, Oab
mir 1pirflid, bereinigte 9tatione,l
iino, miro Ser Slim gauib eine 9teu-
igfeit iein Die apeoer Sitler, Welilo-
lini nod Siborito su boren liebell
,per6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
REeUlA1lGRH RSw rARa

The United States Supreme
Court has rendered a unanimous
decision upholding the govern
ment's power to regulate wheat
production, even when the crop
is to be consumed on the farm.
An Ohio farmer who planted %
acres of wheat was fined Sl17.11
for raising Il more acres than
his allotment of II acres under
the Agricultural Adjustment
Act.
Granting that the decision is
in accordance with the letter of
the law, the reasoning of Justice
Jackson, who wrote the decision,
has far-reaching effect on every
American citizen. He said that
wheat, even if grown for home
consumption, could be consider
ed within the scope of Congress
sional regulation if it "exerts
substantial economic effect on
interstate commerce" To en-
phasize this point, he went fur
ther and said that even if such
wheat was never marketed. it is
subject to regulation because "it
supplies need of the man who
grew it which would otherwise
be reflected by porchases in the
open Market and, therefore, it
"cowpetes with wheat in COM
merce."
This is worth thinking over.
Under similar legislation and
court rulings, almost every pro-
ductive act of American citizens
could be construed to exert
substantial economic effect on
interstate commerce, how long
will it be before he is told he
cannot kill hog or a beef for
his own consumption because
1T supplies a need of the man
who grew it which would other
wise be reflected by purchases in
the open market"
Alwost any human activity OF
free and independent men and
women could be brought under
the dragnet classification OF
"eNerting a substantial economic
effect Oh interstate commerce"
The housewife who makes
dress for herself interieres with
such commerce.
And this is happening in the
United States where the inde-
pendencc of the American far
mer is one of the wOSt sacred tra-
ditions Of the nation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

In order ror any person to join
the WAAC, she must be a citizen
of the United States, be between
her 2lst and 44th birthday, have
no one financially dependent upon
her pay as member of the
WAAC, and pass an Army physi-
cal and mental alertness examina-
ton.
Persons interested may secure
applications for enlistment at the
L. s. Army Recruiting Office,
Room 8, Old Post Office Bldg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

bdngt oapon ab, in tpeldem gu.
Itanoe iid) oas SanS beiinoet, in
pas fiir elmer Stimnllug ser Son,
5reb lit umo mie ltarf ser Irud
iih auslpirft, Scr sic Geietgeblll.a
iiir Gcterancu ltets 81, besleiten
pIlegt. Spb lpas inmer es audi lein
mag, es ltebt nod nid)t balo cine
SntldciOung su er1parten. Inter an.
oercm miro man iit nit ser Een,
lton bon Seltten beitaftigen miiiien,
oeren Srmerbsloiigfeit niht oiref1
ouf Sen 6rontoienit 5uriid5uiiibren
lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
DID YOU KNOW

More than 1000 systems OF
double stars have been discover
ed from the Lick Observatory on
Mount Hamilton in California.
The most sparsely populated
country in the world is Australia
with two persons per square mile.
Montana forest Service offic-
ialS, hard-prcssed to find men for
fire lookouts, are hiring newly
weds for the job. The experiment
has proved highly successful: ef-
hciency at lookout stations is
doubled and the young couples
get a honeymoon with pay in a
really secluded spot.
When workers are needlessly
absent from the Permold Com
pany, Medina, Ohio, they are
paid for the lost time - in Ger
man currency. "The extra money
is your reward for failing to re-
port for work. 1t comes from a
country that is glad to pay you
not to make supplies for our SOL
diers,' says a note in the pay en-
velope. "When you don't work,
you work for the enewy."
- Buy Defense Bonds ano
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

oas les!emal 5ielnlid mabllos aus.
be5ablt muroe. Srotoem beih1itig
ten iib Sic Seteranenpertpaltung
prlpate Sercinigunsen unb ser Son
greb oalnit. Wsan uia oiesnal ct.
was 9eiieres iinoen.
Die srobte 8abrIbeinlidfeit fat
folgenoer Hlan: 1. cine allmGblihe
Gemobiliterung nad) oem &rieae,
lpobei Ser Soloat Sen itatus zines
ltrlaubers erbGlt uno ipeiter feline
Sobnung besiebt; 2. oSer cine IT,.
fortige Gntlaiiung aus Sem Oienlte,
nit Ser Gorfebrurg oab feline 20D-
nune 6 Bis 12 Wonate meiter aus
be5ablt tpirb.
Ser grobtc Seil oes porbin err
mabnten, pierpunftigen aooer lit
bereits Geleb geDoroen. Seer unO
Narlne ltellen Sic notpenoige So
pitalbelmnolung. Sieienigen, pelfe
elmer linseren 8ebanolung beoiir-
fen, iperOen Sen SeteranenbolpitG- l.
lern iiberipieien, tpeIbe bereits 1877
&riegsuerlette al,igenommen baben.
lGS ite6en lpeitere 10000 8etten sar
|Seriiigurg, rno sic yeteranenper-
|maltung lit ernlGb.igt, nod $4,000
bereit 81 ltcaen. Saourh ipiiroe Sic
sln5abl ser in Sen Negierungsboipi,
ta'ern sur Serfiigung itebenoen Yet.
ten auf 100000 iteisen.
Ger &riegsperlette erbGlt ie nad
gebinoerung ieiner GnperbsfGbi5.
felt cine gntih6oisuns. Sic betpe9t
| iid) s1uiiden $40 i'm Monat fir Den
Verluit bon 10 Yrosent ser Gr-
iperbsuniobigfeit bis 5u $3.50 inn
Monat fiir oen Serlult beioer 8eine
ober beioer Mugen. Ssm syalle oes
! Sooes iino Sic angeborisen gu $50
Bis $133 inn Monat berebtigt.
Seoer Soloat fann li6 NIT $1O,-
, 600 Deriidern laiien. Cine iiini-
iabrigc Yolice foitet i'm II Gents
Griimie i'm Monat, per $1,000, iaas
er 80 Sabre alt lit. Oie Summe
fann bon ieirer Sobnuns abse5osen
meroen. Die 9tegierllng trdgt oas
Griegsriiifo unO sic Yempaltungs-
foiten. Us babeu iid 4,75O,OOO
Soloatcl uno Matroien periihern
lalien. Der @ert Ser nabseiu6ten
Seriiherungen 6etrGgt $27,OOO,-
100000. Muberoem erbalten sslie-
sertaoetteu $4,000 ireie Seriibc-
rungspolice.
Gntideib itebt aus.
GieS iino in sroBen 3iigen Sic
Shritte, ipeld)e Sic Megierung un-
ternomme,l Dat, Inn Sic 5rontfGmp-
icr 81 ld)iisen. Noh nid)t gereeelt
lit sic Srase ser 8eruisausbilouns
nad) Dem &riese. Sn ieiner 8otihaft
am 8. Sftober eriubte Ser Brtii-
Dent I'm Sd)afiung elmer Stelle
uuter oem Yunoesf fiiriorgeamt, mel.
be Sic Disqualification iotpobl ser
3iOililten, lpie aud, ser Wtilitdrper=
ionen nah Sem 3riege ban0baben
luiirOe. SieS uioerpra1 oem Slan
oreier Geteranen Srganiiationen,
Sic cine 6bnli6e Stelle innerbalb
Der Beterananper,paltune erridten
lpoqten, sic nur ser WilitGrperionen
| li6 annebmen ioll. 0ie MaBnabme
fat oas SallS pailiert. Srot Der
gmpfeblung oes Yrdiioenten lpollen
sic Geteraneu ibre eigene Stelle
baben, unS Ser aongreb bat mr.,
Ben gntibeio 81 treiien.
Sob audi Oas miro nod niht
senug ieln. 8as nod geibeben miro
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
ua3is i,aetei, pelen NIT
bexerent Gijeft y. eSNsrt,

Bern. eSn einem ,leuen Terilldy,
Die Mitarbeit Ser Solell az erreid)cn,
|iouen bie 9eutiden rad bier por-
liegenben Berihten fir iolde go
len, oie bereit iinb, in elmer 1,el1en
Organization aftiper Mitarbeit"
mitalnpirfen, elm Spltem h1berer
Nabrungsrationen l,no 2obne einge.
fiibrt bnben.
@albington. Ser pol1liife 0tini.
Iterpr1iioent General Wlaoislulu 81.
forsfi ipuroe sllin Mbi6ieo bon bier
nah 0on0on bon @rdiioent Hooiepeli
enpfmgen. gr iagte, er lei oes ab.
ioluten Sie9es geapiB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
Siebenbiireiids s2lmertfaniihes Dolfsblatt

ser 3ipilbep0Iferuns ser beireumoe,
ten geationen geldidt meroen, mill.
ien mir gu Sauie init menigcr aus.
fonunen ais biSber. @ir niiiien
aud lernen, anocre gsabrungsmittel
an Stelle ser bisgcr per,panotcn ~
fonlunlieren.
Samit ser oorbanoene Nabrungs.
mittepprrat untcr alien &Iallcn ser
Vepolferung geredt perteilt lpero,,
lpuroe oas rgSor Station 9oof
lpo" eingeiiibrt. IS lit aui einem
Hunft-Spltem auigebaut. Die fnap-
peren 2ebensmittcl ,peroeu eneu
boberen uNunfhuert" baben als ie.
ne. Sic nod in relatiuem lteberilub
porbanoen Iein lueroen. 0ie Sotal-
3abl an Yunften iiir cine beitimmte
Hationierunysperiuoe miro fiir le-
sen slnseborigen ser 3ioilbepolfe,
rung I'M gan5en Sanoe sic gleihe
Iein.
Oieier 9tationierunesplan muroe
beiseiten befannt segeben, 10 oab
Die Ycpolferung nit ibm pertraut
lit, nenn er in &rait treten miro.
Sir Die 3ipiihenjeit gilt aaeroings
onB Sic 2ebensmittel, oie unter oie
&ationierung fallen iouen, uid)t &c.
banritert iueroen. &enn OaS nele
&ationierungsipliem in arait trtt,
mub ieoer gin5elne anseben, pcl.
DIE Torrdte er su Sauie fat. Sam.
ltereru lperben entipreheno piele
Yunfte abge;ogen lperoen. IS miro
Don alien erwartet, oab Tie aus
ielbitperltdnolitem Yatriotisnus
beraus nidt bamItern. slnoererIeits
wdren Miingel an gclpiiien 2etens.
mitteln, nod beuor oas neue Sp
item in &rait tritt, unausbleiblid)
photographer ans benz Muslanbe
geindt.
Die Office OF Stratesic Serpice
ilbt aus itrategiihen @riinoen
photographer, Yoitfarten, Slime.
oie bon Mmerifanern p1brenO if,
rer ltrlaubsreiien in europa ge.
maf)t ooer erlporben tpurocn. Gor
nllem iol6e aus europa, q Mirifa,
aiien uno oem Ternen Often. Sie
Office Of Strategc Serpice lit cine
geb0rbe ser amcrfanilhcn Negi,.
runa Sic inter seIneiniamer Set
tung ser Stdbe oes SeereS unO ser
Safeguarding arbeitet.
Sn pielen 01llen fonnten 6ereits
Sinipeiie uno ipertuollc Sniormatio.
men aus aufnabmen semunnen wer-
oen, sic 6eiseiten oen 9e90roen sl.r
Gerfiigung eeiteqt puroen.
8elonoers cripiiniht iinb Muf-
nabmen uno 8ilSer iolgenoer Mrt:
2uitauinabmei, giloer pon Ssn-
oultrieanlasen, Sllebdien, sluto.
ltraben Gods, Saienanlosen, slui.
uabmen bon &iiltenlnien io,pie
photographer bon &au1len uno
Iliiiien.
Ellie slufnabmen uno alles ion.
ltise 0taterial, bas ser Office o.
Strategic Serpice susebt, miro i'm
gleiden 3uItanoe pie es geifi.fi
miro 3uriidseianot.
9euor man ieoob irgeno ueIhes
Materlal einihift. eriuGe man IN.
ter iolgenoer aoreiie I'M 3uienSung
zines aasemeinen Srasebosens: Sol
g. &. Norris, Stratesic Gbotos
Dor 46, Station rG", Sem Dorf
Gitp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
5. i. =. Nrtttee Int
Airifa eebilNet

Marotfo. Som alliierten Smlpt-
quarter tpuroe befannt gegeben, SuB
cine anerifaniide 5. Mrn,ee 1tnter
0em &onmanbo bon @enerallellt=
,lant Wsrf %. Glarf gebiloet aporoen
lit. Sieie 5. slr,uee miro ben Ylub
ueben ser 1. britiifen s(rnlee eir=
rebmen lnb miro bann nit Ser s.
britii6en slrtnee III 2ibpen gelnein-
fam eegen sic Nhle Sen &pf III
slfrifa fiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14


Committee as
signlnents viii ]
be made at the
ratio of IA to IL.
instead of Is to
10. This is not
as close a divi-
sion as was war;
ranted by the
almost e v c II ly
divided member
s h ip Of t h e
House, but Mi
II ority Leader
Joseph M art in
agreed to accept
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

MANPOWER, which includes
IVA womanpower, is going to be an
increasingly serious problem. Women
are giving themselves more and
more to war work and are finding
themselves able to do far more than
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
Republicans and Democrats Join
In Pledge Of Support for War
BY consressmon Frances p. Bolton

THE atmosphere of tn opening
L of the 18th Congress was one
OF seriousness that augurs well
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

they had considered possible. They
are taking to the learning OF new
skills with real capacity for them
and are proving themselves at every
point.
We now have various groups of
enlisted women whose purpose is
to replace men for combat duty.
WAACS, WAVES and SPARS are
filling their ranks in addition to the
rapidly increasing numbers in the
old established and utterly essential
Army and Navy Nurse Corps.
recently spent a thrilling twen-
ty-four hours with the WAACS at
Fort Des Moines There is no
glamour there. just hard work and
discipline combined with new ap-
probation OF service that brings a
wonderful light into the eyes of
every member | was so very proud
of the girls from the 22nd District.
Some who were in the first officers
training group are now staying on
as instructors. Others have come in
as auxiliaries and are showing
themselves real soldiers.
Yes, it was wonderful expert
ence and l hope to see the training
centers OF the other groups before
too long.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
|f|Iil8|!9!5s|||!gE3l
For You To Feel Well

"a hours every day, days every
week, never stopping, the kidneys filter
waste matter from the blood.
II more people were aware OF how the
| kidneys must constantly remove sur.
plus fluid, excess acids and other waste
matter that cannot stay in the blood
without injury to health. there would
be better understanding Of Uhy the
whole system is upset when kidneys fail
to function properly.
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina-
tion sometimes warns that something
% wrong. You may suffer nagging back
ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic
pains, getting up at nights, swelling.
Why not try Doan's Pills? You will
be using q medicine recommended the
country over. Doan's stimulate the func-
tion Of the kidneys and help them to
flush out poisonous waste from the
blood. They contain nothing harmful.
Get Doon's today. Use with confidence.
At al drug stores.
|[lllE2l1l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

nUR1NG the last two years about
- 1000 bills were introduced,
nearly 5000 of them in the House,
the balance in the Senate All pend
ing legislation goes out of existence.
One OF the first jobs of Congress
is to undertake preparation of ap-
preparation measures for the fiscal
year beginning July l. These require
several months of hearings and
study by the respective appropria-
tor subcommittee.
About 700 bills already have been
filed. many of which probably will
not see the light of day. Among
these are bills which failed to pass
in the last days of the 77th Con-
greSs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

THE neso year is Wde aCuy. Let
nS not fail to carry into each of
its days oV resolutions 10 make :he
scinniug of the aVar the consuming
dri0e behind all our actions e0en as
soc gi0e to the Period that aOiH come
after the laying doon of arms our
most consecrdted thought.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

THE Ways and Means Commit
1 mittee has begun its work of
considering further methods of rails
ing the money needed probably
next week. Committees investigat-
ing various phases of waste and ex-
travagance are hard at it. Within
the next few days we older men,
bers will be wondering if there
really was holiday period and the
new ones will be feeling less
strange. The wheels have been set
in motion - Capitol Hill has come
alive.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

Both Mr.. Martin and Samuel
X a y burn, who was reelected
Speaker with majority of but IL
votes, emphasized tie need for
united action, Mr.. Martin pledging
Republican support for the prosecu-
ton of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

D
Reporting to army camps and
-Selfridge Field. 1t. Nala-
chi VI. Gibson, 6549 BoXWood
Buckley Field. Colo, Pfc. Sam
Lieberman, 1927 -Elmhurst. Wake
Forest College finance school, n
c., Tech Aubrey T. Samuels, 17505
ParkSide Fort Knox, Ky, tank
mechanics school. CpIs. Anthony
". Cieslak, 4 los Thirty-fifth;
Frank A. DusinSl<i. $50 Frazier
River Rouge: Pvt. James ID. Heath,
1862 w. Fort. Armored force
school: Pvts. Edward j. Daniels,
2d4OS Reid highway. East Detroit;
Alfred X. Bicego. 10297 Goodwin;
Charles j. Di Grande, 1924 Nc
DouGall: Anthony Gibson, Detroit
Gordon VI. DeierIein, 33065 Utica,
Fraser; Robert II. Allen Jr., "a K.
James. River Rouge; Asa l.. Hau-
gen, 1915 Beechwood; Edward j.
Flanagan, 1854 Utica road; viii
liam Il. Dalrymple, 1906 Waldron.
RoseVille: John A. Burns, 22519
Maxine, st. Clair Shores; Albert
X. kalOusdian, 224 Pasadena,
Highland Park.
Highland Park Erman j. Paglia,
2615l Schoenherr, Center Line.
Casey Jones School of Aeronau-
tics. y. j., Alan X. stroud, 1881
Chalfontc; Robert j. Mullane, $500
Newberry; Henry Il. Otterson, 1888
Gladwin Edwin II. KruSzewski,
$3.50 +. Garfield. Fort Benjamin
Harrison. Ind, finance school, Pvt.
John X. Fisher. 1886 Cumberland.
Way: Doyle King. 112 Seward; 4
Chris SchO le n berger, 2Sl39I
O'Neill. RoSevillc; Ed NsnDusen.
10 Oakdale Blvd, Pleasant Ridge
Camp Davis n. c.. officers school,
John =. Beach. 2493 Virginia Park,
Cpl Harry McFaul, Highland Park.
Cochran Air Field. Ca. Aviation
Cadet Walter l.. Mitchell, 1926
Monica.
Columbia. 6. c.. air base, Its.
Eugene +. SchnatZ, 1854 Hurlbutt;
Frederick l.. Swafford. 1924 W.
outer drive; End 1T. Benjamin l..
Kanowsky Jr., 1927 Wyoming
Centre College. AAF. Ky. steve
Rudhyk. 1884 SUSSEX: Wendell
II. Smelroth, $3.50 Garland, Ed
ward VI. Setter. 1921 Senator;
Daniel SHERIDAN. 1884 Marx. De
trOit: Horace Shankwiler. 81
TonnySon, Highland Park. Carts
bad. y. NJ. air field. Pvts. Willis J.
Gilman. All Elizabeth: George
Johnson, 2114 Bevadien: Thomas
II. Jones, $50 Hague; Andrew J.
Mckinney, PSI + ErSkine: Allan
Evans, 2Oi1O Grccnlawn: Edward
\. Humble. 3677 Rivard: Leroy Il.
Pope, 30 F.. Montcalm Oscar
2136 Hendricks; Solo
mon Brown. 20A3 Ilenc; Allen
Edwards. III Josephine; Abraham
FELTON,, 1915 Goodwin; Wilbur
Moffett, 20254 Roselawn; Johnny
q. Crew, 600 Tennessee; Robert
Johnson, s0O5 Chippewa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

to do with the incident and it was
printed without his knowledge.
People You Know are sorry, Doc
tor.
iff'Uday's Patriotic Youth-DOug-
las jackson. a young Times news
paper boy. with the money he has
earned. has already bought two
war bonds, his own bike, wrist
watch and numerous other things
a boy likes.
A sixth grader at the Erin School
in East Detroit. young Jackson has
a quarter-acre garden and he is
doing a mans work, trying to make
ii the best victory garden in the
city. There probably isn't a vege-
table you can mention that isn't
in the plot.
On the back Of this letter is a
little note:
Doug doesn't mention his ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Actors Will Work
Part Time in Plants

HOLLYWOOD. April 10 INS)
The Screen Actors Guild an
nounced today that arrangements
hand been made with the Lock-
heed-Vega Aircraft Corp. for 200
actors to work part-time split
shifts on aircraft production lines.
Under the arrangement the air.
craft company Will FIJI 100 jobs
with two-man teams. The actors
Will work four hours a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

then we couldn't see each other
to fight. A mutual friend, seeing
the difficulty we were having,
said:
look, one of you put on
your glasses and hit the other.
Then change around
I'VE saw what fools we were,
shook hands and have been the
best of friends since"
A new job for an old reporter
Pvt. John o. Armstrong, around
Detroit many years as a reporter
is now in Hawaii He is working
on the paper there, the Sentinel
an All Soldier weekly. But his
title is Circulation manager"
Singing Happy Birthday this
week will be Fred SimOnsen
John Law Bill McLachlan
Ira Lehman and Larry Kim
brell.
Robert Stewart, young Gran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

Ihousands n sufefers from The torturing
pains que 20 rheumatism. srIa'ica. lumbsgo.
neuralgia and neuutls-are mighty happy over
thoIr discovery ~ NORITO Now they have
found q quick aCtnE formula Which speedily
relieves ttpse tHhausunF muscular aches and
pains NOklIb Is truste nfthy and dependable
ErcaHy works tast y YOU want % feel again
ne Joy ~ fclci from pm SD YOU can work in
peace and Atep m Corfor'-he V}Se and trv
tDklID under ms u0nc'dd guarantee II the
very ffsi three doses do not relieve that cruel
pam 70 your sfiisiacuon-your money vii be
refunded Don suffer Sce your dDiggist tr,isv
and sst NOklIO on this guarantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Promotions To staff sergeant
staff sgt. Harold H. Horn. 52i6
Harding. Key Field. Miss To SER
ceant Cpl. Sigmund BcntIlowsIi
1855 ArEiIn Fort jackson. :. G.
To corpor3iS, Pvt Jack ID. Tau
bert, 5-7f WInSIov North Africa.
Tvt. Robert II. kolpaCk, 1867
EaStburn. Perrin Field. Ten Pvt.
Harry Brown, 57t9 LaWndalc
Walla Waila. Wash, army air
field. To priVatcS. lSt class: Pvt.
Lawrence 4. kranzel. Dob Lin
coin. SclfrIdCc Field, Pvt. Arthur
II. Fordham, 125 Madison Camp
Santa Anita. Cal. Pvt. Carl j.
Command. S4f7 Twelfth joe Fer
aiulo, 56SS Lauderdalc, Ronald
I. Walker. 1886 w. Lafayette.
Sioux Falls. S. ID. army air field
Three former Detroit Times cir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Army Eases Bars
On Evacuated Areas

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10
QNS)-American soldiers of Jap
anese ancestry will be permitted
to visit evacuated Pacific Coast
areas when on furlough under a
proclamation issued by 1t. Gen.
Dewitt commanding officer of
the Fourth Army
Regulations prohibiting the
presence OF all other persons of
japanese ancestry in the evacu-
Rted areas remain in full force.