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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Male Help Wanted

AUTO MECHANlC-Get situated for the
duration on essential work; clean. modern
shop ideal transportation; located In heart
of defense district: $3.50 proposition for
man interested In making money. Glenn
Walker, Inc, 1892 East Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
INSPtl VIpN
ttIeTILS

T7TaTg TT6 594 SOS TOTALS al 5i6 -
Grand total 1878 Grand total -3I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Lost and Found

= SUTTON & SON
uf7 TRuNBvI T. AVE TEMPLE 2si0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Home Defense Notes:
Home Defense Notes:
v Emblem
Ohl 10000
Homes
BY KEN HALL

There now are about 10000 V
home emblems on display in De
troit homes signifying 100 PEI
cent war effor. cooperation. 1t
Bernard A Pree- deputy chief all
raid warden, said
ms means that hOuSeholderS
displaying the Stickcrs in then
windows have their homes equipped
TO combat air raids and are par
ticlpating in bond and stamp sales
and various salvage drives.
John Lawrence. warden Of sec
Tor A. zone B, area /. reports that
all IS post wardenS I'm his sector.
have met the requirements and
have N-stickerS on display.
Wardens have been asked 10 re-
port the number Of N-hon1es they
have designated by April /.
Detroits 5000 senior warden
posts soon viii he equipped with
several pump tanks each. a ship
ment OF these fire fighting devices
is on the way. according to word
received from the National OCD.
officials.
Forty-thrce former air raid war
len instructors now are in the
armed forces. according 70 Chief
Warden George Edwards, who has
SSued a call for former inStruC-
tors to report for duty AT OCD
headquarters 10 fiji the vacancies
now existing Refresher classes
will be available for them.
Two hundred pounds Of greaseS
md fats and 500 hounds of old
for the Russian relief
ave been gathered by wardens in
ector c, zone ., ARA y. Also
90 pounds Of silk stockings were
dded to the governments stock /
ile.. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
More War Jobs
Opened 10 Minors
Tims, stan Correspondsnt

LANSING. March 19-Reflect-
ing demands being made upon
child labor IN the state as a result
of tho general shortage Of help,
the department Of labor and in
nI>Iry reported today IL had ap-
proved 2753 occupations for
urn.r dWEe thc past month
IHs comp j.. with 1887 during
nn'h January and February OF last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
PetriIIo Still Bans
luke Box Recordings

CHICAGO. March 10 INSJ-
The American Federation of
Musicians held firmly today 10 its
han on members making record
ings for broadcast or luke boxes
James G. Pctrillo, union presi-
ucnt, after meeting with the
executive board said The ban is
still on and the ncXt move IN
settling the Sctcn-mOnth-old dis
pute y up TO the recording IN
dusLTy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
ODT Gas Instructions

Commercial vehicle operators
holding certificates of war neces-
Sity issued by the ODT may apply
for transport gasoline rations at
OPA local rationing boards to
cover the period from April /
through June 80. Applicants should
take their ODT certificates with
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

Homer by the table chewing the dry candy while the
Mexican woman talked Il make 1t for my Juanto when he
come home. but Joa eat it. You arc my boy too"
Now suddenly she began 10 Sob holding herself in as if
and run bur he knew he would STAY, The WOMEN sud-
denly took hun IN her arms, saying, My htte boy, my
htte boy
Come now the woman said presently. "St down
here She forced INN another char and STOOD over
HIM. He saw her back IN time, beautiful young woman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

7 TONER knew that Mrs. Rosa Sandoval shocked
see him At her door, Her first word The first
word OF all surprise She said oh as # instead of
messenger she had thought OF opening the door some
one she had kHewH-
!, wasn't Honers fault His work was only 10 deliver
the telegram Even So seemed that he part OF the
whole mistake the whole cruelty. At the time he
wanted to come right and say I'm only messenger,
Mrs Saudova am very sorry must bring YOU a 5ce-
gram like this but il only because my work do So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Steinbeck Divorced

SALINAS, Cal. March 10 (INS)
"A final divorce decree was is
sued IN superior court today for
Mrs. CarlSteinbeck, wife OF John
Stelnbcck, author OF THE Moon
Is Down and The Grapes of
Wrath"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Bomber Crash Kills s

CLOVIS. y NJ, March 10 GNSl
live members of an army
bomber crow of II men were killed
whenithe plane crashed near here.
None was from Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Radio Programs FOR Today and Tomorrow

THIS program has been
given The Detroit Times
by The stations herein
listed. II the presentations
~ scheduled are not on
the air. the fault lies with
the stations and not The
IlA&Ee!A IlmeA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
!. of D., Wayne
Are Jefferson
0fdtory Rivals
BY RAY HARRINGTON

The Thomas jefferson Bicenten-
nial Memorial Oratorical Contest
has developed an oratory war"
friendly Yet none-the-leSs effec-
tive. between Detroit's two larg-
est colleges, University of Detroit
and Wayne University.
Both universities are in the
contest, with other colleges, in
junior and senior college divisions.
All are making final plans today
for their individual championship
contests, their oratory directors
Wayne University Will pick its
two champions, junior and senior,
next Friday afternoon, the dead
line day for selecting representa-.
tves IN all clasSifcationS- junior
and senior colleges and junior and
senior high schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

CELW-Mu'laI ca .r-
WILP This is r. Wayne
NE&L~-Parade OF baals.
2l5 Y. VI
NNJ Family ~ war
WJLB-Hnlt0n harmony.
800 y. ~
NNJ--Air force band.
CkIW--Ncws Ace.
NCAE-News A.p
WJLB-News in'ermeEz0.
WIKI NcVscasf
NJBk--Nevs Ace.
S15 y. ".
CkLW Palmer House Or.
NCAR-Notes 60 You
WEN. variety mu
WJBk Ernest MIN ,ncUa
$50 y. NJ
NJE-FOB Detroit
WNJ Lyrics tt Liza
CkLW Sons al saIlIe-N
WCAR-pixie and Buys.D.
NlLB-Elite iu SWING VI.
WrNir-i Love a Nara4e
N1Bk--MuSlc.
3st5 y. "
WEN Music pruttam.
NJBK Music.
4 900 y VI
NJE- Washington report
WV Matinee lU rhythm
CkLW Elmer DAVIS
VICAR ScWs
WJtB Newg
WIKI eWhcae'
WJBK --lttiiaH American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
GIVEN EVERY CHANCE

Dr. r. l.. Cortright, Wayne's
aSSicate professor of speech and
director of oratory, said every
possible hour is being allowed all
contestants 10 work up their dis
courses on jefferson before the
junior and senior section titaliSts
are finally chosen.
DR. Michael kinsella. head OF
the l. of d. speech department,
reported the final contests there
also will be held as late in the
week as possible. and urged win
nerS 10 devote the interim week
before the Two college division
championships, April l, to dress
ING up their speeches.
All schools are attempting 20
prevent scouting on each others
finals by keeping secret the hour
and hall for their final Judging.
The complete list OF Detroit
junior and senior colleges in the
contest in which the Times j.
awarding $1,000 worth of war
bonds to district and city cham
pIonS. vii he published in this
5 Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

Please" the woman said. Il cannot read English am
Mexican Please, what does the telegram say"
Homer opened the envelope with nervous fingers
"Nlrs Sandova' he said swiftly your son IS dead.
Maybe it's mistake. Everybody makes mistake Mrs.
Sandoval Maybe wasn't your son. Maybe il was some
body else The telegram says it was Juan Domingo But
maybe the telegram IS wrong"
The Mexican woman pretended not TO hear "Oh do
not be afraid, she said. Come inside Come inside viii
bring you candy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

sitting beside the crib of her infant son who was now
dead far away. He her lookng down at this amaz-
ing human thing speechesS and he pes and full of the
world TO come he saw her rocking the crib and he heard
her singing TO the child And then he forgot what else he
saw ard what else he felt because now he was on his
bicycle again. riding swiftly down the dark street. tesrI
coming of his and his mouth whispering young
and crazy When he got back me office the tears
had stopped bur he did not know what 10 think
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
IN CHICAGO APRIL 4

The two Greater Detroit cham
pion orators will be in Chicago
April = TO meet the best of Chi
cago. Pittsburgh and Milwaukee.
IN the Midwestern zone contests.
DetroltS victors already will
have won S275 worth Of bonds
each-S25 FOR their district and
$3.50 for their city titles-with
possibility OF winning this zone
contest to- compete against East
and West Zone champions for the
grand n a tional championships.
which carry a $1,000 bond for each
from Hearst newspapers, the all.
expense trip to Washington for
the Jefferson Memorial dedication
and a tour of the capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
LISTED BY DISTRICTS

I Greater Detroit comprises one
district for the colleges.
But because of the large num-
Der of senior and junior high
schools In Greater Detroit. all in
'Vited 10 hold school elimlnations
and get INTO the contest to pro-
mote study Of the life and deeds
of jefferson, the great American.
and Vie for the Times war bond
prizes, they had TO be divided into
districts.
The high schools also must pick
their individual victors by next
Friday.
The district and inter-district
junior and senior high division
eIimInations Will be held March
30 and April I, and for colleges
on April J. also. Then on April 2
the four divisional champions Will
battle for the two Greater De
troit titles, the junior and senior
college finaliStS facing one an
other for the all-college crown.
and The junior and senior high
ilnallstS conteSting for the all-high
school championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

He preached not only democracy
and tolerance and education. but
also the growth of the nation.
Few Americans realize the
scope Of the Louisiana Purchase
for American history is badly
taught.
jefferson doubled the area Of
this country by the purchase.
The lands be acquired from France
for SIS 600 900 provided another
l3 states 10 add TO our original
l3 states.
They were not only in the South.
as is generally presumed, they
ranged TO the central and north
central zones
To our territory Of S92.135
square miles. Jefferson thus added
S27.9S7 square miles.
Out of those fertile valleys and
praIrjeS, river and mountain lands,
the following states were carved
in their entirety:
Louisiana. Missouri. Arkansas,
lowe. Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota Nebraska and ok
lahoma.
And most Of the following
states:
Kansas. Colorado, Wyoming and
Montana.
The area was approximately
five times the size Of continental
France, and added intellectually 20
our wealth of natural resources.
This chronology Of Jefferson
null 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
FRIDAY EVENING

CKfW -AnEot' W Pep.
WNYZ-Victory business
WJLB-pet. Greek Hourly
WENls-- Newscast, music.
WJBk-NeMs.
1918 =. W
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NENl~-B,thel Tabernacle
WJBK-Blhle news.
1880 y. NJ.
N-MI =IreulisA Brown.
W%YZ--Men OF Swing.
WJLB-Goodwiil hour v.
NENi-Nusic.
WJBk-Conquerinc Queens
1O;i5 y. VI.
WJR Elmer DAVIS.
WV Elmer DAVIS.
WXfZ--Nt~ -Ace.
WENL--panCe music.
II 90 L. NJ.
WJE-News.
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CKLW-NeWs. -
W%YZ-Music YOU want.
WJLB-News Goodwill IN.
WENLs-Moonlite serenade.
WJBk-Music potpourH,
1l:I5 4. NJ.
WJR-- News.
WV News
CkLW- Comrades IN Arms
1880 y. VI.
WJB-MusiC Shop.
WNJ-Other Horizons
NNYZ--CHri RaNazZa NJ.
WJLB- Rhythm BOYS N.
vs. JBk--Jerry Salpue-M.
ll:45 y. VI.
WJR Jimmy Dorsey NJ
WJLB Morning edition "
WJBK Popular melodies.
1900 MIDNIGHT
WJR--N News Ace, music
WWJ News
CKLW News; Dawn
Patrol
NJLB News morning 20 |
Corn TIL Morn-M .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
J PHPrSOn'S Life:
louisiana
Purchase His
Achievement
JpnprSOn'S Life:

Editors Note: This is the
eleUenth in series of sketches
on the life of Thomas JeHerson.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

CKfW AnEot' W pep.
NNYZ-Nictory business
NJLB-Det Greek Hourly
WENl-- Newscast, music.
AKTRLs Noua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

(This chronology Of Jefferson
WiH be continued TOMORROW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

synd. copyright ol BY Haur nIa Co. Dist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Drawing Shades
Will Raise Room
Temperatures

@ 7 have heard that the heat o
a room may he raised several dc
grees by drawing the shades ol
blinds during the daytime Is this
true?
Ayes. If the shades are
drawn they present quite an
effective barrier to the chilly
temperatures that prevail out
side, and II il n generally ac-
cepted theory in informed heat
ing circles that lowering the
shades will raise the tempera-
ture Of the average room by sew
eral degrees.
@ oil and coal arc difficult "a
obtain IN my locality. bat there is
An abundance OF wood, Can | use
II in my furnace with safety?
Ayes. The only disadvan-
tage In using wood is its
irregular combustion and incon-
venience. But wherever il can
he substituted for coal or oil, IL
will help 10 relieve the countrys
transportation difficulties.
q The front door of my house
quite often sticks and is difficult
to open How can / correct this =?
A-Binding doors are often
A. n kn k.,slI
ing. One remedy Is 10 tighten
up both the upper and lower
hinges. However, IL this does not,
install a third hinge midway he
tween the upper and lower hinge
so as 10 distribute the weight
more evenly. Sanding will often
overcome door closing difficult
ties when adjustment of hinges
will not suffice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Painting Furniture
Is Interesting
Suggestions Offered
for Better Results

While the professional painter
is able to do finer job of finishing
implanted furniture than an anna
teur, the practical housewife with
a flare for handiwork. will find il
interesting 10 try her hand with
the paint brush. The main thing
to strive for is a perfectly smooth
finish when the job is complete.
The furniture. as rule, comes
sanded and ready for painting.
but there are often roughened
places that need smoothing over
with bit of sandpaper before
painting is begun. A coat of shell
lac is suggested as prefinishing
medium before the enamel is ap-
piled. Work should be done in a
room with good ventilation but
where there is no dust TO settle
and mar the wet finish.
One OF the most helpful hints
to be followed in furniture paint
ing is to turn the chair bottom
side up and paint the legs first,
then reverse and paint the seat
and back. The same practice ap-
plies TO small tables. One OF the
best things about the decoration
Of implanted furniture, is the fact
that it may be redecorated on &C.
raSion 10 match the redccoration
Of the room or that Of any other.
10 which it is transferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Paint Helps Reduce
Dimout Accidents

The New York police safety
bureau reported ll2 deaths in New
York streets in December, 1912,
vs.. Is in December. 1871, the in
crease being attributed TO reduced
visibility due 10 dimoutS. Liberal
use of white paint on curbs, bases
Of traffic signs and AT street inter
sections has been adopted as one
means of coping with the new
wartime hazards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

some rentals and now that stores
.Can be converted into living quar-
tiers there will he more vacant
rentals available for the tenants.
With the mounting taxes, it is
more important than ever for an
increasing number Of our people
TO own their own homes. The
more people that own their homes,
the greater is the security for the
pcrmanency of our democratic
form Of government. 1t is very
natural for the American people
to put things off or hesitate when
great problems confront the ma
tion and, of course. our greatest
problem TODAY is winning the war.
Money is needed for war bonds to
win the war.
Prices OF commodities cannot
continually increase without an
ultimate increase in real estate
prices generally.
Second TO winning the war. we
must protect and preserve free
enterprise, and by buying war
bonds and real estate, we do both.
If we adjust ourselves to war con-
ditions and are optimistic at all
times. the American way of life
will be preserved and our future
secured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Dark Green Paint Ideal
for Garden Props

Dark green tints of paint used
on poles, trellises and other props
in the garden ender supports less
conspicuous and cause them TO
seem 10 blend with the vines or
plants which they support. Cloth
or raffia may also be painted
green 10 render them inconSpi-
cuous when used to tie back vines.
What is known as blind" green
is favored by gardeners rather
than green's which have more yell
low in them, which does not
harmonic so well with garden
vegetation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Suckers
Now, Is Advice

Users of gas and oil can buy
coal stokers as long as the supply
in the hands of dealers lasts, say
Iron Fireman engineers. Dealers
stocks are low, since the pro-
duction Of home-size stokers was
stopped Sept. 80. 1912. Large
stokers which are being used to
convert commercial buildings TO
coal are still being manufactured,
as are the large power units which
are used in war plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Hints for Wdshinq
Painted Walls

Preparations especially made
for washing painted walls are used
by professionals. A careful reading
and following of the manufactur-
er's directions on the package will
prevent mistakes and render the
JOB much more likely to be a sat
iSfactory one than if ordinary
washing methods are used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Heat Thieves

Chimneys and windows arc
among the seldom noticed thieves
that steal heating value from the
fuel burned. Regulators in Chin
neys will prevent the draft from
being too strong. which leads to
excess fuel consumption, or too
weak, which results in incomplete
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

after the war.
Flats and in
come buy in &
h a $ 81 o W G d
q o W n so m G,
probably due TO
the OPA ruling
requiring one
third down on
tenant occupied
property. We
find there are
still many Hats
a n q incomes
owner occupied
I h a [ c n b G
sold for lesser
amounts down.
Ihpra arc sill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Great Demand
For Used
Says Red|tor
BY VICTOR r. GUSTAFsON
Nice Chairman Membership Committee
Detroit Real Estate Board

Used homes are in great de-
mand, probably due 10 the in
crease in income taxes this year.
Most OF the workingmen making
So 600 or over give lot of thought
to buying at TINS time; due TO the
fact that interest and taxes are
deductible on income tax. Many
are buying suburban and vacant
lots and are planning 10 build
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Family Addition

Leo G. Nero advertising man.
ager of Smith-Orr Co. became the
father of baby girl. March 3. The
baby'S name is Linda Genevieve
Nero.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04
OUTLINES PLANS TO
ERECT BUILDING FOR
LOCAL CARPENTERS

Clarence Higgs. business agent
of the Local Carpenters Union.
said today that he expected a
transaction will be closed next
Saturday through which the
corner lot at Grinnell and Caro-
line streets. on what was former
ly the old Consumers Ice Com
pany's land. will be conveyed TO
the union by the Thompson I'm
terprises for $500.
The lot is 100 by 100. ard on
Sunday morning committee
representing the union viii hold
a conference with architects and
builders to decide on plans and
specifications for the building
to be constructed on the site.
II has been decided that the
building will be constructed OF
concrete. and that the cost viii
range from $4,000 To $4,000
Besides providing meeting
place. it also will be a recrca
ton center for members Of the
union
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04
POSTWAR PLANNING
BOARD MEETING is
THURSDAY EVENING

f ftmE Hi fhf ksy Wcsi
fe rTarufn Beard s.
M WusH ~ AIhul1
H un' o. held o.
Ef fnnmtsu night N
m ln HaH neetnning ~
Sensitive. 81 kariuus CIV
afan aFe expected to
af ere meeting
HISS business agent
iei Carpenters Union.
hrn active in ihe
snnnE movement for
ntns sad foday thar
affen8 fhs meeting
~ hsrd drf.nite ac
taksn 90 put into
rsi plans unicf
thaf - hitic
atil eIapse ie-
sent o. ihe
Asent fa fund,
t usfofts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04
CITES DISCOVERY
Editor, The Citizen:

Luitot, Inc (ltiZen-
IT II were not for the evident
sincerity of {. @. Flint. one could
grow hilarious at ms discovery of
something new" and his gencr-
Gus offer 10 permit The Citizen
10 spring the woId -TheovitaiiSt"
on - goggle-eyed world.
But Mr.. Flint Is sincere: Jus. as
sincere as the thousands before
MN VINO have announced Datent
medicine that would allow the
world TO have its penny and its
cake also.
For. IN as exact terms as were
ever employed IN any legal ducu-
mcnt, are laid down the specifica-
tons for peace and prosperity
and. Just aS exactly. were stated
the consequences of ignoring
these specifications. DO this and
i've. do this and die are alterna-
tlveS that admit of no equivucs-
ton. BY trial and error. we are
proving that while man has
sought out many inventions. none
If them have worked.
We have made our hearts as
an adamant stone. lest we should
hear the Law. The trouble is that
he Law and the Testimony are
II variance with the prevalent
theory OF political economy - and
none OF Us are IN any position to
Cast q stone al anv man who hest
tatcS TO run his head against that
stone wall So. We invent various
oioglcS and hope that Wc shall be.
heard for our much rravI~g and
good intent Il would be- "a ham-
less OCCUPATION If II ~ ~ nj FIR
ihc fact that II leads Us un blind
alleys and bv Sn much sets back
the clock and delays the doing 80
His VIII on earth. even rs u IS in
Heaven.
Mr. Flint's fourth specification
Is Put God FIRST IN dealings mIih
I'D And ~ the same time ignore
His decisions a lea land. interest.
etc. That VIII take some doing.
STEPHEN {. SINGLETON.
Key West. Fla.
Aug. 3. l943.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04
URGES INVESTIGATION
OF LABOR RECRUITING
OF CLIO. I'm FLORIDA

ORLANDO. Aug. Ems
Murl L. Pace. general manager
of United Growers & Shippers
Association of Florida. wired
Attorney General Tom Watson
this week urging that he per
sonaily investigate the labor re-
cruiting of the CLIO n this area.
which has already resulted IN
the movement of 438 workers -
New Jersey and calls FOR
movement of 1000.
A law passed by the last lcs
ISlature requires the payment ~
$1,000 state license and 500
county license by agents recruit
ing labor for out-of-State work
U. s. Employment official,
said the men shipped out were
not provided with 'rcfcraI
cards and were entirely the fe-
SponSibility of the Campbell
Soup Company for whom they
were recruited.
Watson said the state law pre-
vents recruiting of labor for
out-of state unless licensed - g,
50. and that laborerS boarding
trains could and should have
been arrested
Watson said nc would bc iu
Orlando Thursday.