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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

is verifable hunters and 6shsrmans paradise
its waters literally filed with trout. bass.
perch and other pan fish--its surrounding
forests aboundins in wild ducks. geese. rabbits
and other game.
Fruits and vegetables grow here In rich pro-
fusion. Here. in very truth. is q garden spot
where you and your family can really enjoy
life-whers you can grow your own garden
truck. raise your own chickens. ducks and
geese-where. in short. you can live twice n
well at half of what ii now probably costs you
10 live.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
British Policy In India
Impedes Allied Victory

LOS ANGELES CANP) - An
nouncement from Tokyo that Sub
has Chandra Bose, radical x-presi-
dent of the All Indian Congress has
been named presiding officer Of the
newly-created independent Indian
government in exile. is shattering
blow TO Indian unity, said r. Lal
Singh, editor, Indian News, last
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

1T has increased the moral
strength of the fifth columnists and
opens the way for further acts OF
sabotage and the spread of anarchy
in India" stated Singh. 1t leaves
the British administration of India
with the power to increase sup
preston of the Indian people there
by terrorizing the masses of India
D1-See INDIA, Page 20
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

Think of ii!-only 60 a day!-ihe price of q
few cigarettes or a package of gum-buYs you
a DOUBLE SIZE building lot. full so feet 100
feet in size-in beautiful Woodland Park, Mich
igan-fhe summer resort and Year-round home
community deluxe! Nowhere in all America is
there another real estate development like
Woodland Park. with its $500 glorious acres in
the heart of Central Michigan. one of the most
beautiful States in the country.
Here in Woodland Park are 5 crYstal-clear.
fresh wafer lakes. with IL miles of tree bordered
shore line But that's the least of i'll For here
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
Oran Veteran Lauds
u. s. Medical Corps

GREENSBORO, " c. - Some
OF the boys who came in there were
pretty messed up. but when the
medics got through with them.
you'd never know they were the
same fellows"
The speaker was Sgt A. c Flow
ers, veteran OF the Oran land ling
and for four months truck driver
across the African wastes 10 Tunis.
who knows what II means 10 be
messed up"
He stopped a machine gun slug
with his face and two more lodged
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

Now Is the time to think of your fufurs-now
when you are probably making more money
than ever before and are wondering about the
best way TO invest il. As everybody knows. real
estate Is the very safest investment In the
world Once you've got your land paid for
and your home built on il. you'll know indie
pendence such as only home-owner knows.
Hard Observation-Disclosures what
maY-You1l be safe and secure. Once your loi
in Woodland Park is paid for your War Bonds
will build your home in which you will find you
can live for much less than you now have to
pay some landlord for rent.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
GEN. EISENHOWER DAJE
PRIZNANJE INDUSTRIJI
IA NJENO UDELEZBO
v AFRISKI ZMAGI

Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki. - ''V tel zmagi je
dovolj slave "a mas vse'', je IL
javil general Dwight D. Eisen-
hover v poslanici, naslovljeni
delavcem in delavkam ameriske
industrije O priliki zmagovitega
zakljucka afriske kampanje.
"Pohvalil je delavstvo v ame-
riskih tovarnah in orozarnah "a
zasluge "a afrisko bitko; ame-
riski general, XII zapoveduje vo-
jaskim slam vseh zedinjenih
narodov v teh krajih, je dejal:
'Nasi vojaki, ramo oh rami z
nasimi junaskimi zavezniki, An
glezi in Francozi, so pognaH So
vraznika ven il severne Afrike.
K tel zmagi je mnogo pripomo-
gla municija, izdelana cd ame-
riske industrije, delavstva in
vodstva".
Office of War Information
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
SODNIK ROBERTS PRIPORO.
CA FEDERACIJE v PO-
moo MIRU

Washington. - Pomozni sod
mix Owen J. Roberts cd United
States Supreme Court, je pre-
prican, da bi edinole mednarod-
ma federativna unija, katero bi
zedinjene drzave mogle poma-
gait ustanoviti, vsebovala oblju-
DO "a sodelovanje ma svetu in
"a mir.
Ako DO mas narod pokazal O.
no smelost in dalekovidnost, ka-
tero so imeli nasi ocetje oh pri-
liki ustanovitve drzave /. 1887,
DO zahteval unijo vseh narodov,
XII so pripravljeni in zmozni So
delovati v mednarodni fedora
ciji, XII bo imela strogo odmer.
jeno, toda obenem tudi najvisjo
oblast, da odloca v mednarod-
nih zadevah - jc izjavil sodnik
Roberts oh priliki nekega 60.
vora ma radiu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

vam," je nadaljeval strazmoj-
ster, "prav zato, ker nj ubezal,
je stvar popolnoma jasna, kako
nevaren in rafiniran je ia clo-
vek. Ko ga bodo tam zaslisali,
porece, da smo imeli odprto vso
noe in smo bill pijani ter da bi
bill lahko tisockrat usel, ako bi
Sc cutil krivega. K sreci Sc ta-
kemu cloveku ne verjame, in
ako midva pod sluzbeno prise
go izjaviva, da 81 je vse izmislil
ter da predrzno lsze, potem mu
sam Bog ne pomaga in povrhu
ina Sc en- paragraf vec ma vra-
tn &c bi me lie glava tako
ne bolela!"
Tisina. Nato Sc je oglasil
strazmojster: "Poklicite sem
naso babo!"
"Slisite, zenska," je rekel
strazmojster Pejzlerci,' strogo
zroc memo oblicje, "izteknite
kje krucifiks ma podstavku in
ga prinesite semi"
Ma vprasujoc pogled Pejzler-
Ike je zarjul: lie glejte, da DO
kar precej tukaj"
Nato je vel il mizice dve
svecki, ma katerih so bill sledo-
vi pecatnega voska, in ko je
koncno Pejzlerka pridihala S
krizem, je postavil kriz med
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

oknom in je zabobnal 20 steklu
Nato .je deial: "Tudi vi niste
drzali svojega jezika "a zobmi
vprico nase babe. Spomirjam
Sc, da ste rekli: YES, baba, vsak
cesar misli lie ma svoj Yep in Sc
zato vojskuje, pa maj bo cello
tax dedek, kakrsen je start Pro-
chazkar, Xxi ga re ne morejo pu-
stiti :Vec samega, da jim ne po-
della vsega Schonbruna.'
"To da sem rekel!?"
"Da, g'ospod. vahtmajster, to
ste rekli, .preden ste sli ven bru-
sit, in se kricali ste: Baba,
vtekni mi prst usta!"
"Vi ste pa tudi lepo povedali, "
ga je prekinil strazmojster, "ko
ste spravili ma dan, ne vem od-
rkod, novice, da DO Nikolaj Nj
kolajevic ceski kralj.'
'Tega Sc ne spominjam," Sc
ie plaho odzval cetovodja.
"Kako bi sc neki spominjali,
,ko ste bill kakor napita goba,
imeli prasicje oci in ko ste ho-
tell ven, ste namesto skozi vrata
lezli "a pee"
Oba sta umolknila, dokler nj
dejal strazmojster: "zmerom
sem rekel in pri tenn ostanem,
da lie alkohol strup. vi mnogo
ne prenesete, a vendar pijete.
Ka.j &c bi vam bill ia mas usel?
Kako hi to utemeljevali? Boze,
kako mi sunni po glavi''
I'm, gospod cetovodja, povem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

sVecl ma ROB mlze, prlzgal sVeckl
in dejal resno: "Sedite, zen.
skaw
Otrpla Pejzlerka je omahnila
ma divan in zbegana strmela '
strazmojstra, ma sveGki in kriz
Prevzel jo je strah in tresle SC
Sc il roke in kolena.
Strazmojster je Sci resnobno
okoli ME gor in dol, koncno pa
je izpregovoril slavnostno: "Si:
noci ste bill prica velikega do
godka, zenska. Morda vas ONE
jeni duh tega ne razume. Ia
vojak je vohun, spion, zenska.' ~
"Jezes Marija!" je vzkriknila
Pejzlerka.
"Tiho, zenska! Da bi sprawl
IL MEGA to in ono, smo morali
govoriti razne reci. Sal ste ven.
dar Gull, kako cudne reci smo
govorili?'
"Sem slisala, da, prosim," sc
je odzvala S tresocim glasom
Pejzlerka.
"A Vse tiste besede. zenska
so bile govorjene lie zato, da bj
primal, da bi nam zaupal. In
posrecilo Sc je. Izvlekli smo IL
NIGGA vse. Izgubljen je."
Strazmojster je "a trenotek
utihnil, da je useknil svecki, po-
tenn pa je nadaljeval resno, zroG
srepo ma Pejzlerko: xvi, zenska,
ste bill prica in ste posvecena v
vso tajnost. Ia tajnost je urad-
ma. o tenn ne smete nikomur
nicesar niti omeniti. Niti ma
smrtni postelji ne, ker sicer bi
vas ne smell pokopati ma poke.
paliscu."
"Jezes, Maria in Sv. Jozef!r
je zajavkala Pejzlerka, ida sem
nesrecnica stopila v sobo!"
"Ne kricite! Vstanite, stopite
pred kruficiks, dvignite diva pr
sta desne roke: zdaj boste pri.
segli! Govorite "a menoj!"
Pejzlerka Sc je opotekla k mi.
ri, neprestano vzdihujoe: "De.
vica Maria Skocicka, lie cemu
sem stopila v sobo!"
In S kriza jeezrlo nanjo izmu-
ceno oblicje Kristovo svecki sta
Sc dimili, in yse Sc je zdelo Pei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

zlerki nekaj grozno nadzemske-
ga. VISA je bila izgubljena in ko-
lena so il drgetala, roke Sc il
tresle.
Dvignila je diva prsta, in o.
rozniski strazmojster je izrazi-
to in slavnostno narekoval: !:
"Prisegam pri Bogu vsegamo-
gocnem in vam, gospod straz-
mojster, da o tenn, kar sem tu-
kajle slisala in videla, nikomur
do svoje smrti niti besedico
ne omenim, tudi &c bi bila cd
koga vprasana. Tako mi poma-
gaj Bog"
"Zdaj poljubite kriz, zenska!"
je velel strazmojster Pejzlerki,
XII je bolestno poihtevala in Sc
pobozno krizala.
"Zdaj pa zopet odnesite kriz,
odkoder ste 81 ga izposodili, in
recite, da sem ga potreboval
'pri zaslisevanju!"
Unicena Pejzlerka je po pr
stih odsla s krizem il sobe, in
skozi okno je bilo videti, da Sc
neprestano ozira po orozniski
postaji, kakor bi Sc hotela pre-
pricati, nj Ii bilo vse to lie sen,
ali pa je v istini pravkar prezi-
vela nekaj tako strasanskega.
Strazmojster je med tenn pre-
pisoval svoj rapport, XII ga je bill
ponoci dopolnjeval z madezi in
jih razlizal z rokopisom vred.
zdaj je svoj rapport predeloval
in Sc spomnil, da nj vprasal Sc
neke reci. Dal je torej pozvati
svejka in ga vprasal: "Znate
fotografirati?"
"Znam."
I'm zakaj ne nosite S seboj
aparata
"Ker ga nimam."
"A &c bi ga imeli, hi fotogra-
firali?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
(Nadaljevanje)

Sklonil sc mu je k usesu in
sepetal: "Da smo v'si Cehi in
Rusi ena slovapska kri, da DO
Nikolaj Nikolajevic prihodnji
teden v Perovu, da Sc Avstrija
ne vzdrzi, da maj lie nadaljnji
preiskavi Sc taji in mesa, da Sc
resi- do tiste dobe, ko ga osvobo-
de kozaki, zakaj polom stoji re
pred durmi. In da DO potem ka-
kor "a husitskih vojn, da poi
dejo kmetje cepci ma Dunaj
da je cesar bolan starcek, XII Sc
kmalu iztegne, da je cesar vi
ljem EVER, da mu boste V jeco
posiljali denarja "a priboljsek in
Sc vec takih reci."
Cetovodja je odstopil Cd straz-
mojstra in Sc dejal: "Vsega te-
ga Sc spomlnJam, ker sem oil
spocetka lie malo natrkan. Po-
tenn pa sem Sc tudi tako male
eel, da ne vem nicesar vec."
Strazmojster je pogledal &C.
tovodjo. "Jaz pa Sc spominjam, "
je dejal, ida ste vi rekli, da smo
V primeri z Rusijo palcki, ter
ste tulili vprico nase babe: III
vela Rusija!"
Cetovodja je zacel nervozno
hoditi po sobi.
"Tulili ste to kakor bik!' je
rekel strazmojster, "potem pa
sta Sc zvalili ma kavalet in "a
cell smrcati."
Cetovodja Sc je ustavil pred
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Rad bi dobiI

seznanje S Slovenko ali Hrvati-
co, v starosti cd 80 do As. leta,
v svrho zenitve. JAZZ delam red
no tovarni in sem As let star.
Katero veseli, maj povprasa "a
naslov v uradu "Enakopravno-
sti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Zokonski par

srednjih let Sc vzame ma stano-
,vanje, 5 sobami, XII je popol-
noma opremljeno. Nahaja Sc
med E. 185 St. in E. 200 St., v
Euclidu. Pustite vase ime in
naslov v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
VSE KARKOLI

potrebuje sc od zobozdravnika,
bodi izvlecenje zob, polnjenje
zob in enako lahko dobite v va
Sc polno zadovoljstvo pri dr..
zupniku, ne da bi zgubili pri tenn
dosti casa. Vse delo je narejeno,
kadar vam cas- pripusca. Urad-
nj naslov:
6131 St. Clair Ave. =
who'd ma 62. cesti
u3ovo slopje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Dnn Gamble Qua! Guard !!s.i Against s|n Trouble
Cuts, Scratches, Burns

Bewise. Guard against infections which may "lay
you up" Cleanse wound instantly. Then apply
effective, inhibitory antiseptic cOIL-O-SOL. Used
for over 40 years in thousands of factories.
garages, industrial first aid stations fire depart
ments and homes Pleasant to use. Combats
infection; quickly helps relieve pain. Only Soc at
your druggists. Must satisfy you or your money
back. Get Mosso's OlL-O.SOL today.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
TOVARNIsKO DELO
V najern

Sc odda posteni zenski, lepo u
rejeno sobo. Vprasa Sc ma
1903 KeWanee Ave,
The future outlook., 1943-04-10
CIRCLE NO. g.
ST. MATTHEW'S
METHODIST CHURCH

Circle No. held glorious
meeting at the Winchester
home, 425 Bennett street, Tues
day night. April 6, with the chair
man, Mrs. l.. w. Lassiter pre-
siding. The meeting was open
ed with prayer by Mrs. j. w.
Shuford, who was visiting.
Items discussed: /. The quilt
that is being pieced by the men,
bers is progressing and it was
agreed that it be finished by the
next meeting.
2. Miss Alice Withers was
elected secretary Of the circle
and Miss Victoria Hayes, assist
ant secretary
3. Sick visits, donations, con-
valescent and sympathy cards
sent, reported. \
4. 1t was agreed that we have
call meeting after service Sun
day morning and write Easter
cards to our boys in the SER
vice.
5. All pledge cards that were
The future outlook., 1943-04-10
MEBANE NEWS
BY Jenevive Richmond

Pvt. Benton McAdams who
Is in service in the u. S. Army
is home on furlough for a few
days.
Pvt Edward Baynes Is visit
ing relatives in Mebane.
Miss Mary Alice Timmin is
home from White Plains, New
York.
Mrs. Harget and Miss Walker
of Greensboro, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Willard Walker.
Mrs. Gussie Bayrnes and Mrs.
The future outlook., 1943-04-10

Mamie Richmond is able to be
out again after few days ill
ness.
Miss Claudia NJ. Holt Is out
after being in for few days i'll.
Mrs. Mary E. Packingham
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Dave Wilson.
Church News
The First Baptist Church of
Mebane, announce their regu-
lar service every End and 4th
Sunday. You are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M.
Church Service at 1900
o'clock and 1880 p. III. B. L. U.
at 6:30 p. m. Come and worship
with us. Rev. A. ID. Logan,
pastor
The future outlook., 1943-04-10
not in were collected.
6. Collections $2.75.

Members present: Mrs. Il. w.
Winchester, Mrs. r. t. Win
chester, Mrs. l.. w. Lassiter,
Mrs. w. w. Sharpe, Mrs. Caro-
lima Yourse, Miss Victoria
Hayes, Miss Alice Withers, Mrs.
Eunice Cotton, Mrs. Jessie Doak
Moore, and Miss Lizzie Doak. A
delightful repast was served,
after which the meeting ad-
journed. Next meeting will be
held with Miss Alice Withers,
519 Bennett street, Tuesday,
April 20.
The future outlook., 1943-04-10
Photo by Future Outlook

Note: The Silver Trumpet
Gospel Singers will be pleased
to present a program for your
church or organization, ii you
so desire. For further informa-
ton write, Mrs. Bernice Bow
man, All Cole street, City, or
Dial 3-35S3.
The future outlook., 1943-04-10

1t won't be long until tho
biggest fish will again be sit
ting on the bank.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
ADDRESSOG OGRAPH
OPERATORS
WOMEN

VVOxN4A4Ns
We can place three more de-
Tense, Government or other
workers who have three or more
hours q day. Good pay. See en-
ployment manager, 8 to II am,
513 K st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG La
DIES FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC
STUDIO WORK, NO EXPE-
RIENCE REQUIRED. AP-
PLY THE PALAIS ROYAL
STUDIO DEPT, 3rd FLOOR,
18th AND G SITS. NV.
MONITOR BOARD OPERA
TOR, experienced, key type;
knowledge of tipping and gen
eral office work; permanent
position, good advancement;
salary open. Quaker City
Linoleum Co., ME. 1882.
RECEPTIONIST, with sales
experience, for portrait stu
dio, age 2030. Write in own
handwriting and inclose
snapshot. Box 242-T, Star.
RIZIK BROS. WANT assist
ant millinery buyer, desk
clerk, saleswoman for gowns.
Apply Rizik Bros, ITO Conn.
ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY 10 WORK IN
JEWELRY STORE, GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK, SOME
KNOWLEDGE OF TYPING;
EXPERIENCE UNNECES-
SARY. 81. 80. - i,
sWoPE JEWELRY CO.,
1114 F ST. NV.
CASTELBERG JEWELRY
CORR. Young lady typist
for Office work, experience
not necessary; permanent
position. 1904 T st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN,
UNDER 80,
WHITE,
To operate light machines,
printing, hosiery mill or sim
liar experience helpful; high
school education preferred;
5-day week, good conditions,
pay while learning and ad-
vancement thereafter. Call
personnel department, Ho-
bart 2476.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
HeLp WoMgN.

U86p WVSot8t~s
BEAUTY oPHRATOR, sxpertenced IN all
branches, steady work. $50 week and
commission; vacation and holtAoys With
pay. 81. 0e03. sun 81 6529.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary and COM
Salon s4e6 deorHie ave'a slysr sy sd sprins. s1d Md
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced Apply
IN person, Robert Of Paris. 1914 Conn.
ave NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, desk clerk. exper. !,
X35 week. Henri 4 Robert. Inc. 1928
4 st. NV.
BOOKKEEPR-STEN private
chiidren's agency, 39-hour week. $1,6OO
year. Children's protectivs Association.
Phone Oupont 1913.
CASHIER, am. to 4 pm. Apply Red
Circle, l Mass. ave. NV. Please do not
CHBCKROOM GIRL, white, for full and
part time work. GOOD pay and good hours.
Apply Mr.. Saul checkrcom Stetler Hotel,
18th and e SITS. nv.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

TWO ENOGRAPHERS,
Steady employment, 81 h.day week. alter
nate Saturdays on; $3.50 mo- to start.
Location In Northeast WAshinston. Cali
Evening star., 1943-02-03
STENOGRAPfIER.

e.S s Ges e ;s,snas s9.aa aeo,s.ss,
Y'sr1 pFsYsrrs1. v 4sispSons IL l's a,so3nsssss,
Evening star., 1943-02-03

We can place three more de-
tense, Government or other
workers who have three or more
hours q day. Good pay. See en-
ployment manager, 8 to II am,
513 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR,
For lst-class apt. house: must be thor0ueh-
~ experienced With apt. house work. State
age and II married or single. Salary. 500
per mo-. 8 days per week: Please furnish
Evening star., 1943-02-03
EMpLoyMEkT SERVICES.

TEACAERs. CLERKS. receptionists; select
salaries, NATL. Teachers Aeency iEst.
70 yrs): 1911 @ ct. MA. 21l4.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Experience necessary; excellent opportunity
for right party; GOOD salary. Apply be-
tween 9 and 8 pm. 33l7 18th 1t. nv.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

TELEPHONE OPERATOR.
Splendid position for right party: 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
Cyril B. Marking
14O West | St.
Brawley Phone 635
Finance Expert
Joins State Staff

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9-(UP)-
James S. Dean, nationally known
city manager of Sacramento, an
nounced today he would resign
January % to become assistant di-
rector of finance in the Warren
administration
In his new post, Dean will be
chief aide to John H. Hassler, who
quit his job as city manager of
Oakland to become head of the
states finance department. The
position pays $500, a cut of $21O0
from Deans present salary, and is
exempt from civil service status.
Dean, 81, has been city manager
of Sacramento since 1880, and was
credited with reorganization of the
local government which brought
many municipal improvements as
we'll as reduced taxes. He is a
graduate of Texas A. and NJ, and
Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology and taught drafting at Tex
as Christian for several years.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
Japanese Island
Bases Attacked

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-UP)-
The Navy announced today that
US. heavy and medium bombers
have attacked enemy areas and in
stallations on Bouganville island
and Rekata bay on the island of
Santa Isabel in the SolomonS.
Twelve Japenese Zero fighters
attack Flying Fortresses over Bou-
ganville and two were shot down, a
Navy communique said. No us.
planes were lost in this attack.
The communique said that fires
were started by the attack at Re-
kata bay, and that two enemy float
type planes were damaged. Two
us. planes we're shot down by enc
my >anti-aircraft fire in this action.
Both attacks were carried out on
the morning of January 7 dsland
time).
In the North Pacific area, Lib
orator heavy bombers have dropped
bombs on enemy positions at Kiska,
but results were not observed. This
action also occurred on January 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
WBP Places Curb
On Packaging

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-tUP)-
The War Production Board today
placed restrictions on the pack
aging of flour, clothing and other
commodities sold in retail stores,
and warned that consumers may
have to carry some products home
unpacked."
To save some 225,0OO tons of
cardboard and other pulp products
the WPB eliminated dummy boxes
used for packaging alcoholic bev-
erages. In addition, a 80 per cent
reduction was ordered in the pro-
duction of boxes used by retailers,
and restrictions were placed on the
quality of paperboard that may be
used in packages for Christmas,
birthday and wedding gifts or for
any other special occasion.
Sufficient boxes ale expected to
by available for essential pack
aging" the WPB said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
Cruiser "Grafted"
Onto Destroyer

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-UP)-
The fourth naval district announc-
ed today that the old stacker
destroyer U.S.S. Blakeley, which
was one-fifth demolished by an
enemy torpedo last May, is back al
sea after a grating operation" at
the Philadelphia navy yard.
The navy said everything forward
of the Blakeley's bridge was blown
to bits but workmen cut off the
entire bow of the destroyer's sister,
ship, the Taylor, and fitted the two
together like a jig-saw puzzle.
The navy said the decommissioned
Taylor was kept for just such an
emergency.
When the Blakeley returned to
sea, the navy said. her firepower
and cruising radius were greater
than ever as the result of COM
plete Overhauling.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
Nazis Use Rockets
To Speed Planes

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-(UP)-The
Nazi are using rockets to speed
the take-off of their JInkers 88
medium bombers, C. G.. Grey, Brit
ish aviation expert, reported today
in the Steel trade journal, Iron
Age.
Grey wrote that the rocket take
off system had been employed by
the LuftWaffe for two years. He
also said that Russian Stormovik
fighter are carrying rocket
bombs discharged electrically from
'ails under the wings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
22-ELECTRlCAL APPLIANCES
c3-MisceIlaneous FOR Sale

FOR SALE-20.000 gal. water supply
tank, also tower Chas Rosenbalm,
u mile west of Four,Corners on
San Diego Highway l-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
TRANSPORTATION
6-HElP WANTED

WANTED-Waitress, steady en-
pigment, good pay. California no.
tel. LII
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10
BOLONEY!

BOLUNEY!
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9-UP>-
When police recovered a packing
company truck stolen with three
tons Of meat, they found the hi
jacker had removed all choice cuts
of meat and LET 3a00 Bounds of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-10

HIGH SCHOOL MESSENGER boys
and girls wanted for out of school
work. Apply Western Union. 1l-17tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Bum Tooth Puts
Montgomery on Shelf

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 20 (UPl
Bob Montgomery. Philadelphia,
former lightweight champion, was
sidelined today by an Impacted
wisdom tooth which was expected
10 keep him out of action for al
least five weeks.
His manager frankie Thomas,
said Montgomerys proposed box
ing trip 10 California has been
Cancelled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
PeIlnOck
by I'lliIS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %
GNSl-HerbY Pcnnock- q major
Lacquer since ne joined me a a.
the age Of Is IN. 1912 today was
reported to be the pan Tho pills
would like 10 lanh as general
manager of the club.
Robert r. NJ. Carpenter Jr,
who was elected president of tho
PhillieS after his father bought
the lions share Of the clubs
stock. declined 10 comment be-
cause of a baseball rule prohibit
ing negotiations with another
clubs employe without the con-
sent OF the employer
Pennock, one of the few birth
right QuakerS ever 90 play pro-
feSSional baseball. is now a mem
Der OF the Red Son