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WANTED

Messenger boys 16 years of age
or over. Bicycle desired. Steady
full time or part time employ
ment. Apply Postal Telegraph,
702 Main St., FL Centre. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

FOR SALE-1000 l gal. bottles, 10c
each. Valley Drug Co. Go
WE INSTALL GLASS, springs and
mufflers in all cars. Also want
late model cars to wreck. GLEN
WIRE, So. 4th st. Wrecking Yard.
Phone 1898 GIT
FOR BEAUTY and HEALTH
Electric bath and massage, 254
Professional Bldg Phone 207J
Goa
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

LOST-Gas T ration book belonging
to w. H. jewell. Return to Ration
Book office. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Lost, Found Strayed

LOST-Gas A book VIM. r. Wright.
Return to Ration Board. 6-5
LOST-Model A tire and wheel on
So. Seal Heights Rd. to Heber.
Reward. Phi. 81, Holtville. 6-5
LOST-A gas ration book, belongs to
Peter P Leventis, jr., Ft. Jackson,
S. c. Return to 773 State. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

LOST black billfold containing
civil aeronautics airman's identi-
fication card, A & c gas ration bks,
SIS reward. Harry r. Davis. Re
turn 753 He'll Apt. 2. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
Good pay. Valley Drug Co. 67
AUTO TRUCK OR TRACTOR
mechanics needed in essential in
dustry. Call las FL Centric after
5 pm. or $40 from to SPIN. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

LOST-Gas ration books A & B.
Belong to Mike Vasquez. Return
to Ration Board. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Lost, Found StraYed

LOST-A gasoline book belonging
to Florencio Orduno. Return TO
Ration Board, Ell Centro. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

LOST-Gas ration book A. Belongs
to J. E. Thompson. Return to
Ration Board. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
for Sale
FURNITURE
S A L f

ALL PRACTICALLY NEW
-RCA Victor Radio;
Norge Refrigerator;
Norge Electric Range;
-Karpen 2-pc. Living Room Set.
Lamp. Table lamp.
Governor Winthrop Desk (Mahg).
Kidney shaped Nah. side Table.
-Commode style Nah. tables.
-Chippendale Nah. Chair.
Duncan Phyfe Nah. Table.
White Chest of Drawers.
Box Sprgs with legs; matching
Mattress, bed.
Chest of Drawers.
Vanity and Beds.
Walnut Bench and Wal. Stand.
, Box Springs, match. Mattress.
overstuffed Chair.
Oak sectional Book Case.
.Du0-Therm Oil Heater.
855 Olive or Phone $50
Mrs. r. d. McPherrin
Gil
FOR SALE-Complete household
furnishings, washing machine and
ElectroluX. PHI. 1949J. 6-7
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6-Help Wanted
WANTED

WANTED
Construction laborerS, wages 1925
per day Apply Labor Temple, 795
Main St., Ell Centro. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

LOST-Ttes. night near Farrell
Apts. in Imperial, Ladies square
gold Gruen wrist watch. Reward.
Return to 1890 Hamilton 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
SEWING MACHINES

LOST-Black Shepherd dog, white
collar. Reward. Phi. 8703-J-2, Ell
Centre. 6-7
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

TWO WOMEN for armature wind
ing and stock work. Experience
not necessary. Joe Bush, 670
Broadway. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04
Use Posf-Press Want Ads For Results

32--Used Cars
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for auto
court. Inquire Hotel Calf. 6-7
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

WANTED-Competent bookkeeper
able to handle full set of books.
Also woman for gen. office work.
Reply Post Press Box 300. 6-7
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

LOST-Brown billfold with Social
Sec. card, drivers license, gas
books A and c. Other imp. papers.
Reward. Return to 3O3 East Main.
Valentine l.. Ortiz. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

WANTED-Yard CLERKS and labor
ers. Southern Pacific Co. Apply
H. d. Blair, Agent. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-04

for Apt. house.
Light work. Apt. with Frigidaire,
furn. and good salary. Apply 831
Main. ell
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Abselsss'y Hsr1'sss!
Ne Eperetse!
Ne aedsej.g Drugs!

OF . sl.3S 90 4 cAI-PAR = Azs.st-
a~. hsaleh sss1. 81 a.0g s10s -
II ysw Asai0 haar CAL-PAn. . 9ee1sl
AAVAsessU 90 sntsAng 10 nAY0
SCPFLY vfn le s@ psseDsM. ew 0ay
q - Thts Sl.oo 90 y ~ ~ - s1ssss.
l6sasy ksck i "a oeaAisA- Pm - 60
-. pta . 1sllu IN - 4 - aaH ~
1ay. We vtu alD sso1 - yBSe. Dr.
Rx1Ytsh's baskit - so1ne1R. 4n1a4g4og
kpsrtaaf faeas - sas1a = 0sw. he3o1-
Ag vsls1A tzhla saA oAl1es q essl yatses.
06 6vsa6.av. Nv vaA. q. Y.
ss.sssss ~ - . s0s1.1 ts1s1.seasy
- q cAl-pA0 - o.. NawelA's ea1k.
-sI crtsss - - si18 - 8 -
ssaAsl. (c-0.o.-U.3-A- saaU.l
uA0 IL
CITY.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

EAT As YOU USUALLY DO. tat seasfsly. Dsat
rpt sSt fatty starr4y fssAs-j.a dsxu thsa- NJ
fsils~ias Dr. Panish's Easy nsdscins Psaa - CT
ally You suffer q sinxle hungry moosnt CAL
PAR Is 8 harmful reducing drug: II is 4 speriai
vti.nrs Most overw>t< eeaple are helped
by Dr. Parrisbs Easy Reducing Plan Try II and your
friends will marvel improvement In your figure
Evening star., 1943-04-25
A swan looks peaceful.
but he can fight, too.
Ask the photographer!

" 0 THE poet and the writer of
lyrics and advertising copy.
- the swan is always snow
white, and frequently vocal. But
the swan we all know, the swan
that lifts a sail on every artificial
pond from Rhode Island to Mare
Island, has bright orange-colored
bill with prominent black knob
at the base, and never utters a
sound.
A young swan, called a cyg-
net, has a plaintive, kitten cry
all through his ugly adoles-
cence. Upon reaching matu-
rity, he becomes truly beauti-
full but dumb.
Swans mate for life. They dem
onstrate remarkable affection for
each other and for their offspring.
While his wife is nesting, Old Papa
Swan converts himself into one
man shore battery. The camera
enthusiast who ventures too near
the nest comes away with black
and-blue shins.
SeH-Suf6cient
In FACT, toward all other living
creatures the swans attitude is un-
varyingly belligerent. He will not
even pal around with his own kith
and kin.
The cob (male) swan is an artist
in camouflaging his intentions.
The pose most often pictured is
the swan with wings bowed over
the back and neck arched back be-
tween them. Here. we exclaim, is
innocent loveliness. Actually. this
is the swans battle stance. When
: YOU see him take this pose. keep
out of his way. He's looking for
trouble, and is all set to give some
one a beating. Ask the photogra-
pher. He knows.-H. n. SHELDON
Evening star., 1943-04-25

AEEN and we0sa an ssW this
M csantry sre rs0srttng ssoark-
sbie resslts ta b.s4ag vsleht easaly.
Many lnst - Usosds Q 0aDaA sad
nsre. nkey sre fsliswtaG ~ EaGy
RsdactnG Plaa q d. Edward fsr-
rtsh. xeu knswa pAysAriaa seA
sditsr. fss0ss calef 4 q C.S. Mill
tary hsevttal sd staae Usbaie
health slTtrsr
Dr.. Psrrtsh's EaU AsGssrtng
Ptaa 0alIss redaein8 . paeassrs -
esuss II has NO STRICT DIETS.
rsQnises - e1srefsss. HAkN-
Ac<lS. tsa. bsea0ae Il calls ~
- rsABrtAg draGs-
Here u Dx. Parvtsh's kAsy ne-
airing Psaa EXACTLY n gtssA
sra the sir 10 aillisaaS: FW Asrh
take : taaspssufsls Il CAL-FAk
In . GIsss Il 5stsR. wsses - 80
tsseraee. Take asfhtaG eaae Sw
iHssrA exonUt . eos q osyee. n
Aesfred- Fsw breekfaa a0d H300rS
Evening star., 1943-04-25
HERE'S PROOF!

DssaSltsi otseislas. 0s0't1 nWss:
List lS psands b II days and
nessr felt bstiss n ~ NE.
Asss H.. WssbtaOesa. D. C.:
RsdUosd fIsa ~ - Ii posnds
It's Groat 10 be abae - wear
a0assd: sDd 0aay q eAso ~
Evening star., 1943-04-25

ing shoe friction and lift painful pressure
Separate MedicAfions supplied for speedily
removing curns- Cost but . trifle- At Drug
Shoe and Department Stores everywhere
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
10 FEers Win
Hero Awards

Capt Carl F Schulz Of Ann
Arbor. army bombardier whose
third German fighter plane victim
fell during the early "Softening
up" days over Sicily. has been
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross for mcritorious service. the
war department announced today
lie is one Of TO Michigan men
TO receive the DEC in the latest
list of awards The others are:
IT. Edmund B Anderson. Royal
Oak.
1t. Gerald l. Round>. Fcnton
II. Herman W. Nlsschcr. Kala-
malOO
1t Edward r Waters. High
land Park
SGT Thomas NJ KlmaSzefski,
Alpcna.
Sgt. Edward p PiotroVski.
Dearborn
SGT. George +. Turnbull Battle
Creek.
SGT Alex PcSko. HamtramCk
Sgt George J.. WoolScy, Big
Beaver
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
,pionoge charges, taken from, the files of the FBI
SARI DE HAJEK

Sari dc Hajek. alias Charlotte
de Hack and Sari Rozinek was
believed 10 have been born IN
Hungary and is married 10 julius
Rozlnck although she has never
taken his name. having retained
her maiden name Of Sari dc Haj jek.
SSe came 10 the United States
me last time with her husband,
ARRIVING at New York Dec. %,
1898 She had previously been
IN this country. and attended
EaSSar Co ilege.
She and her husband travelled
throughout the United States
giving lectures and folk dances
dealing with Hungary until De
cembcr. 1888. While travelling
throughout the United States.
they came 10 Detroit. where they
contacted Theresa BehreHs. whom
they had met previously in Hun
gary.
In May 1899, she left the
United States and returned to
Budapest
Sometime later she attempted
20 make arrangements TO return
20 the United States under a pro-
tcSSor'S visa but was refused.
She became acquainted with
Grace Buchanan-Dineen and IN
May. 1911. requested Mrs Dlneen
TO come TO the United States as
an espionage agent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

kkORaRG.
Italy Says

-LaADQA--Au-z u ll-Pl Rome
radio SAID Jotay that the Italian
government had asked the Vati-
can and Switzerland 10 notify the
Allies ef order~=ip- strip Rnme al
military works and make It an
open city
An Italian Stcfani neW@ agency
dispatch broadcast by Rome said
The Italian and German commands
were moved from the capital along
with all operational forces except
a garrison 10 maintain public
order
Defense installations In Rome
were ordered put out Of use. the
dispatch SAID. and directions were
being given for ant-aircraft bat
tcueS To withhold their fire and
for fighter planes not 10 engage
any Allied craft over the city.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Old Wrapping Paper Helps
Load Invasion Barges

Your old wrapping paper. boxes.
bags and all forms of waste paper
are being converted into Victory
containers carrying medical and
food supplies TO our distant fight
Ing tronLsa, Due TO the shortage
OF wood pulp, waste paper IS now
used aS a substitute in the manu-
facture of essential war equip
ment All patriotic citizens are
urged to save every scrap OF
waste paper and waste basket ac-
emulation, especially brown pa
pcrS and containers. Flatten out
boxes, stack newspapers, maga-
zines and loose waste basket pa
per into neat bundles. To sell
your salvage or give II 10 charl-
table or other organizations, call
a collector AT Randolph 1922.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Here are the histories of the GUe persons arrested in Deh
FRED WILLIAM THOMAS

b., Fred William TNon-7S va,
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som %. IHdIP AN" f'I/'''"'
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.i, bachelor 't arts degree lheic
.a IqgE
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WHICH 'mr Hc vent lo me LcnoN
HII Hospital Iu NeW York tuy
s. , .,,r-e,r
ID, ,r..,n ~ rolU b, ucrt ,o
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..,..-.-..-e.. ...-,-...r Tn H. C,aorga
tI,.,.,.t % ,,-g..r, rar,s,rtng
----.- -.-,-i -2T---g- 1000
4, ns+ ,..,. Dc Iof U3mburo
md ,-.......i.F q, T.rJ,r ubnrc
.j..,f,. t,.I .,.I Ma, 1ooQ no
.u.. ar,I.,.t .p Rcrln hos
..,.l
jr, I.,.r .,rrt , month in Nm
rirb ma tr.r toured L.lrona ro-
.,,,.,,r.. ,, iy. t,ritrd StItes in
.-.4..
5- Inn .a to20 Dr rhop,as
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Driver Held in Death
Of Detroit Pedestrian

George IIironS. IS Of sol w.
Grand -BI1d-. died II Receiving
hospital early today, four hours
after hc was struck by car
ariien by Howard a. Neil, 81, OF
2qll GRAY. at West Grand and
Vernon highway.
Neil told John Potter. assistant
prosecutor. that he was watching
another car and didn't see Hirons
He was charged with reckless
driving and released on $50 bond
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
TRt DETROIT TIMES


Iu Ro.n.t. 5'.a, oitua Eo-
r.s WAS born fu - 1880 at
-opoa Hm-n aHi rrAL.i tlo
urfe5 State, pee l8 lSgS. ae-
mpmrt N m- wife Sar dc
uate He seeowpmcj h.> wife
THll #Nf IFe "lcd States EN-
r. .,.4,, and folk dances
ITS wife u'unci her maiden
me aner hcr marriage To- Roe
rrk and 'c,r hm IN San Fran
seo MAY 1889 when She 'r-
uDi 90 Budapest
According 20 RoUneE Dee came
fo inr United States whom r.- pl-
e-tr ta-tat~- hai bteH tt7tra-t-ti
i, ms partner was a lcw.
On Feb ~, lqio EaNuet was
gwen am extension 10 remain au-
Hl July p lgil
I'm April, 1899 Dec obtained en-
pl0ymcut with the California
spray Chemical Co a. anorr
in MAY 1870 he v.s
charged because ng ~lS uh~crE d
1Nug 10 Obtain copies of
r-tfrr1--t --------
ard OIl Co
ON Feb i2 1871 Eola.h "lS
arrested Iu san Francesca 0n a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
.Kiskd AirfieId
RuinedbyBombs

SALMON LAGOON. KiSka IS
land, Aug. 10 Cdelaycd) GNSl g.
The JapS could have landed air
planes on their KiSka articld.
bat American bomberS would not
let them
A walk along the buildlng-up
strip made that clear today. The
runway is long enough for "a
plane 10 come down. but there arc
rs bomb craterS. large and mo
dunn sized. IN IT, and hundreds ol
heavy rocks are Strewn over the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
GRACE BUCHANAN-DINEEN

Grace Buchanan-Dineen vas
born in Toronto, Ont, Canada. or
May 10, 1909, OF French-Canadiau
parents, who traced their lineage
back to Count De Neen
Even after the FreRch Revolu-
non, members of Count De Neen
family were recognized by the
utlcS of count and countess. Her
recent address has been 77l6 r.
jefferson,
Grace Buchanan Dinecn'
ancestors emigrated 10 Canada IN
lS36 and her grandfather was
known throughout that country
rs one of the four richest men IN
the Dominion OF Canada.
Early in life her paents sepa-
rated and Grace Buch an a n
Dineen journeyed TO Europe to
live with her father
She was educated in a aCtholic
convent at Toulouse. France and
until 1929 resided with her father
-tA-tAat- country At that time,
however, she and her father moved
10 England where they remained
until 1898, when they again jour
neycd 10 Europe and took up
residence in Budapest, Hungary.
Shortly after their arrival IN
Budapest, her father died and she
returned TO Toronto.
She returned 10 Budapest In
1899 where she remained until
she was solicited to become a
Nali GeStapo agent charged with
the duty of obtaining vital war
information in the Detroit area.
During the year and a half
she has spent in Detroit, Countess
BuChanan-Dineen has been ac-
cepted socially and has made nu-
merouS lectures before women 5
groups.
She has become quite famous In
this area for her lectures on life
- the life of women IN war-torn
Europe and the use OF crSatl
products in Europe The social
pages and women'S pages Of the
Detroit press reflect many of this
interesting woman's activities,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
THERESA BEHRENS

Theresa WdsSertauer BchrenS
was bonn Sept. l9. 1898 al Pan
cebo. YugoSla,Ia. of German par
cnt>.
ON Aug a-lal3 Theresa emf
grated from Italy arriving ia New
York city under thc name Theresa
Wa,>crtauer, being ID years OF
age
Peter Wa>,crtauer her brother,
previous To thl, time had deserted
from the Imperial German army
and had escaped 10 America
Theresa WaSSertauer and her
mother came directly 10 Detroit
and took zap residence with a
daughter-m-law OF a laundrcSs
who had urged them TO come to
this country
ON Dec %. 1917 u Detroit,
Theresa WaSScr'aucr marrie q
Fred BehrcnS, . citizen Of Null
helm, Germany who Was granted
L. S. citizenship on July 9. 1928.
On-MaIch- -a.-I924. Theresa
BehrenS filed a petition in u. S
district court m Detroit for L. S
citizenship, listing her occupation
as a social worker
Between the years 1913 ana
1899 she made numerous trips to
Germany and Hungary and in
July. 1897. made the acquaintance
nf- Julius -RnZlnCk-and Sarl- de
Hack. 1t is known that she CON
tacted many hIEh-rankIng Nazl
Party officials.
As German-Hungarian Sccre-
tary of the International Center,
YWCA, IN Detroit, BehrenS be
came well-acquainted with a per-
son presently employed by the
German embassy al Stockholm,
Sweden, who has been used as a
mail drop by the German gestapo-
In early 1889 while Sari de
Hack and her husband, julius
Rozlnek. were touring this coun-
Try they frequently contacted
Theresa BehrenS.
She resided at $3.50 Harvard,
with her mother. IN a house pur-
chased for her by a friend
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
FASTER THAN SOUND

In operation. IL rcvolpcS almost
- 900 times a minute or ~ the
rate AZ about S67 miles an hour
This is literally faster than Sounc
itself
We took an English idea, "
said Christopher "and worked
IL out according 10 sound engi-
neering practice. Our technicianS
Travelled back and forth across
the oceans 90 perfect a common
understanding 81 the project.
The army air forces co-operatcd
In testing and approving our
mutual design"
The new Toledo division o'
Packard vii build parts for 'hr
new engine II is already in oper
rfpn Assembly is done az The
Packard plant here
in addition go tho now Nu-'a7l
engine Packard builds the Aiorhr
crg mes Tor p-40F Narhawk fight
c.,. British Hurricane fighters
tle Lancaster humhcr a1a tB,
speedy Canadian built Mosquito
fetter- bomherS These CnfIra.
have mad Il S.rEle-,t5rc, two-spcl.
s.percharCer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
U. S. Smashes Burma Rails

NEW DELHI, India. Aug. "a
GNS Attacks on Japanese rail
facilities IN Central Burma, dur
ing which lis freight cars were
DESTROYED. were revealed today in
a crtInNniquc OF the Tenth u. S
Army Air Force.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

Soothe, relieve heat rash
and help prevent H. with
Meysana. formerly Mex
can Heat Powder. Kind Of
powder often used bymany
Specialists. Medicated and
cooling. Sprinkle we'll
over heat irritated skin.
Costs little. Get Mexsana.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
PROVIDES AIR COOLER

The two stage marvel is con-
tanned in the regular super-Chargpt
unit al the rear of the engine a
box-hke structure. directly for
ward. house, the after-coolor. an
important part OF the milcS-hlgh
fighting unit
II is the engineering answer 10
the problem Of cooling the air
heated by its intense compression.
before delivery TO the engine
Real problems Of precision
manufacture had 70 be overcome
in building the supcrCharEcr. ac-
cording to Christopher One ok
ample was the rotor. An aluminium
forging with fms machined 10
Watchlike limits. n must hc deli
-catcly balanced 10 one -hundrcdth
Of an ounce-inch
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Bail Grained Girl
Accused Of KiIIinQ I

COVINGTON Ey har =
- - ff,-f---'' '----'''-.''-'-''
bond lb-tear-Qi7 IJ Ann kIl.r
Was free tpaaT after ve.Er. pro
la4nary heating oT charge, I.r
She murdered her father. Cat c.
hIger, vice Uat1r of C1yall.r
ard rer t-yesr-0ld br1}fCr I.,rt
She viii boz free urtI rte Boone
= - -
Jeceun,f, when .f Isl expected ta
taEe\ up tae murder change,
aca.rs' her She has denied trt
charges
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
thdn any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

e@0I earth th7t the laps lcvclod
uy hand.
American bombs blasted holes
and threw up rocks faster than
jhe Japs could work, so the Japs
never had "a land-baSed plane on
hiska or anywhere else in the
Alcutians.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
LIKE PILOTS LUNGS

Explaining lhe details of th'
new engine. Christopher pontcC
out that ~ had TWO small multi
hiaded rotorS oi' stages, Tor greater
compression 81 ti4iiH ti4iiH f,tFs f,tFs prevailing
Ht high attitudes He eeHParef
the superCharEer 10 rnc tUugS n
the pilot. As ne goes higher. the
air gets thinner and he needs more
OXyECT1, 80 WITT MT VUEiTr'-
'In the two stage super
charger" he explained, the first
rotor compresses the air much
like in single stage super
charger. The air Il then passed
Immediately to the second rotor
where II is compressed even
more.
Thus. at levels several miles
up, the air il compressed 10 six
times the surrounding atmos-
pheric pressure. The net result
IL the maintenance OF h Z h
power at high attitudes where
the enemy has not yet shown
anything similar"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
, MILES HIGHER

In efeCt. This new engine
raises aFr warfare nearly two
miles higher Nc asserted.
'H0f>PpoWeT n SIVpp'd MP nft-
fer than 500. Not only does the
b engine yield benefits at high
attitude bur H. improved per
foFmaRee- makes IL greater
threat at low ceilings. too
The Mustang IS now IN volume
production but details pl rs speed
weight aad a3HfaHfrf-t-are ~ttIA 4
military secret Al q recent test
however Observers noted that. on
two flashes across the field al ap-
pfoXimately - feet. the ship was
out of sight in - seconds
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

DVERTIsEAiEST
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

ArLERTLeNLlE.NT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Wdrdens Asked Aid
Fire Prevention Week

Frank ". McLaury. director Of
fhe Detroit OCD. today called
upon the 100000 protective service
volunteers TO carry the message
OF Fire Prevention Week. oct. 3
10 Q 10 the public.
He gave two cardinal rules
which every citizen can follow
removal of all fire hazards from
The home and in business estab.
liShments. and calling Of the fire
department Immediately when fire
Is dlSCoV cred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
NO OCD CURTAHMENT

Frank NJ Nc ury Of the OCD
today issued an emphatic denia
that any curtailment Of OCDE
activities was planned. He said:
"The danger Of air raids IL nv
no means past and we must he
prepared. Therefore, the OCD
will continue Ia function on
business-as-usuaI schedule and
air raid wardens are urged Ia
disregard any statements TO the
contrary. We still are AT war
and the possibility of enemy
planes reaching us still exists,
-tngether with thee constant
threat OF sabotage.
This II in line with the latest
information from the national
OCD. Serious cataStropheS also
arise from time 10 time, such as
fire and floods and the civilian
defense forces have proven their
worth in these incidents"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
home Uetense INoreS
County S Goal
$3.50 Tons Of
} Tin in ; Months
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

Wayne County is facing the
task OF saving and processing 2 sos
tons OF tin cans during the re-
naming three months OF 1913 If
II is 10 reach its quota Of 4.030
tons, County Chairman Terry
Bannon told salvage chairmen OF
out-county cities and towns at a
meeting called to speed up the
campaign.
Wayne County has collected
1.56l tons and there remain the
collections of Oct. % and another
in December
Representatives were urged 70
put forth every effort TO get all
housewives marShaled into tho
project IN view of the seasonal
curtailment in can goods use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
MAKE II record save tin


This slogan will be used IN
posters, handbills and StickerS.
Regional Salvage Director Nc
ellis told the committeeman that
the need for tin from processed
tin cans was as great as ever and
would continue 10 be 50 for two
years after the end Of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
NEW SLOGAN ADOPTED

The new slogan Of the Wayne
County tin can salvage commit
too *,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

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