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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
knowledge Test
By DIR. SABINA CONNOLLY

For Bible readers. Answer
each question by one word,
Ca) The tax collector apostle
Vas -Sodam aad
........ were burnt with
birthstone tC) What name
from the Bible has become
synonymous with patience?
Which OF the four names
suits the description? ca
Our first minister 10 Great
Britain was Daniel Morgan,
Philip Schuyler, John Adams,
William Pitt: tbl Liberty
and union, now and forever.
one and inseparable,' was
said by Daniel Webster, Rob-
ert Hayne, Andrew Jackson
William Seward tC) The
statement that Public Of
fee is public trust was
made by Chester Arthur,
Samuel Morse. Herbert
Hoover, Grover Cleveland.
Why? (a) is a part of the
ear called the tympanlc
membrane (b) are some
preachers described as itin-
Grant? (c) In AS You Like
It. did RoSalind so TO the
Forest Of Arden
Pick out the largest. long
est. highest Ca) Bombay
Agra. Delhi. RangOOn, Man
dalay; Cb) Black Sea, Cas-
pan. North. Red, Mediter-
ranean. tcD Indian rupee,
French franc. Italian Ira,
J a.pane sc yen, Brazilian
mllrei.
Explain: (a) What is straw
vote? tb) What is the dif-
ference between manSlaugh-
ter and murder IN the second
degree (c) What is the diff
ference between an auto
graph and a holograph?
True or false? (a) Robert
Koch first isolated the tuber-
culosiS germ; tbl Reginald
Fitz first named appendI-
citiS; tc) Heinrich GeiSSler
developed the idea OF vac
ClnatlOn.
Answer simply ca What is
another name for casualties? ?
tbl What is the difference
between a horde and a
hoard? (c) What sort OF an
animal is an okapi?
Answers on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Hi||man S Proposal TO Tax
Workers for ALP Attacked
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

or NuSSoIini'S book Tor Mus
Solini'S labor front. composed OF
e unions called SyndlcateS, had
precisely the same system
The Fascist Party controlled
the unions just as the So-called
American Labor Party would
control all the unions in the
state of New York and. pres
entity, in Jersey and Connectl-
cut and Pennsylvania and
eventually, it hopes, IN the
whole nation.
And the Fascist Party main
tained itself in large part by
dipping into the union treas
urlCs.
Does this bore YOU?
All right. 60 on back 10 sleep.
Copyright. I9i3. by United Features synd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

N'I b''fiN ''Ai ny '''NF -
~ tired of reading about
unions. unions. unions in these
dispatches and ask why I don't
throw that change of pace more
often
We'll, YOU 60 ahead and get
tired and turn 10 the funnlcs-
but ! am telling YOU that you
had better pay attention 10
what goes on or YOU viii wake
up some morning 10 learn that
IT has happened here.
They work while you sleep
and while YOU listen TO the soap
operas and read the comics.
HERE is something that has
IL happened IN the last week
in New York
Sidney Hillman president of
the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers Of the Go has pro-
posed that every trade union in
the state CIO, AFL. the rail
road brotherhoodS and all others
shall affiliate with the So
called American Labor Party
and pay into the party'S treas
ury a per capita tax based on
their membership.
He further proposes that all
state and county committees he
composed primarily of repre-
SentatlveS OF the affillatlng
unions. pledged 10 carry party
policies as determined by these
representatives
NOW this so-called party IS
not American but Euro
pear
That must he emphasized
II is almost one-half Com
munlSt, and the So-called right
wing Is no further TO the right
than socialism.
Much of its membership is
European by birth and subject
to The European budding or
herd political instinct, and many
of is bosses are Europeans who
bring 10 their unions and their
political careers IN this country
the PHILOSOPHERS and methods of
the old World. the inSiStence
on security for the doCllc. the
weak and the unventureSome at
the expense of freedom lndlNld-
uality and opportunity for all.
NOV lot us see what this
y proposal comes 10.
II means that first YOU have
TO belong to . union or YOU cant
work for your living You
simply have 10 ION and pay-and
submit 10 the authority and
discipline OF the union
II means that. under this au-
thority and discipline, YOU must
not buy certain prescribed goods
and can be fired from member
ship If YOU do. or IN some
unions. even II some member Of
Your family should buy goods
hackhStcd for any reason good
or bad, legitimate or crooked.
II means that YOU must re-
nouncp your right 10 appeal 10
the public courts FOR redress of
wrongs inflicted by the boss
Z unloneers until You have first
fought your way through all
the dragging processes OF the
union courts and then may be-
thrown ont. anyway for appeal
ing 20 The public courts.
Al LiSbl.-1Q-- -N0rk--SGE-kaAc-
90 loIn and then 90 remain
member IN good standing and
/ retain your right 10 work YOU
must pay a per capita Contri-
button 10 q political organiza-
/ \Oon which iS not a party but AZ
conspiracy against AmerlcanjSm,
/ 10 finance the attack on -XOur-
1TTcTTCan IIOeTtIeS
No matter how strongly YOU
may oppose the purposes Of this
European organization you must
give Your money 20 promote itS
program or be thrown ou, Of
/ work IN your own United states.
Is THIS Americarism or fas-
L rlsm7
il Is pure fascism, right out
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Helping Japan
By DAVID LAWRENCE


national Affairs published WanngtonJ
WYE ARE unwittingly helping Japan.
w We giving her the very things she needs
most-time and the opposition of scany proportion Of
military effort. l.-
Out of the many billions of dollars which American
taxpayers furnishing and American investors
lending small fraction is being used against Japan.
We talk boastfuly of immense resources and of how
Japan cannot possibly face huge industrial with her
limited capacity for shpbudng plane construction
But suppose only small part of industrial
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Attack Japan via China

THE occupation of Kiska by American forces is
important because it completes reconquest of the
Aeutian Islands
Considered connection with the fact that Foreign
Minister T. V. SooHg of China participated in the
Quebec conference, with the implication Of even more
far-reachng operations against the Japanese it is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Personnel Class
Opens Tonight

Personnel and public relations
workers in war plants are eligible
for a free course in practical en-
ployment and placement methods
which opens at 7 p. m. today in
tho High School Of Commerce, the
War Ntanpower Commission an
nouncCd,
The course is sponsored by
Wayne University and will meet
two and "A half hours week for
i weeks.
Topics 10 he discussed include
placement Of inexperienced women
and minors; transfer Of workers
10 achieve maximum use Of their
SkjllS. promotion of workers to
supervisory POSITIONS. and pfaeti-
cal methods in placement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Field Hockey
Season Ends
Saturday

INTEREST IN field hockey
grows by the hour as the sea-
son wanes and Saturday after
noon will see an exciting game
between the girls Of kinGSWood
School, Grdubrook, and The glIs
from the Sacred Heart Convent
IN Crosse Polntc.
This will be the final contest
OF the year for The Detroit
Private Schools Field Hockey
League. Members of the league
include the two schools men
toned and Crosse Pointe Coun-
try Day School, Liggett School
and the Lawrence Avcnue
-ACadcnQ- OF fhe Sacred Heart.
The lineup for the kingSWood
School Cranbrook. is as fol
lows right wing. Shirley Syl-
Vester OF Birmingham right
inside. Sara Weeks Of Boston
and Sally Booth Of Bloomfield
Hills center forward. Mary
WEIGH of Birmingham, left in
side, Paola HuCk Of Crosse
Pointe Shores; left wing. Pat
Newhall Of Birmingham. right
halfback. Heidi FIannery OF or
chard Lake. center halfback.
Bunty Hart Of Brmlngham left
FalfbaCk. Yvonne FoSSenkemper
Of Birmingham; right lullbaCk
Diane ScrippS Of Crosse Pointe.
left fullhack. PatSey Prowse Of
Ann ArhOr. and goalkeCpor
Nancy Sanders of Bloomfield
Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Wears Rose Wool Dress

TEA WAS dispensed from pretty table which was
laid with lace cloth centered with dark blue bowl holding
yellow chrysanthemums and lighted by yellow candles
Mrs. Peter Martin poured end Of the table
decorative in wool dress and small black velvet hat
with yelling and Marge Flint poured the other end
ditto in turquoise wool number with beading the
neckline and small black hat
Among the large number Of probationary members were
Mary Moran Pat Hill Bobette Tobin Marvin
Martin Mrs Harry Salsinger Virginia and Stella Keat-
ing Peggy Fitzgerald Mary Anna Walsh. Tule Ed.
monds Nina Kreig Barbara Tooin and Peggy Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Put Bonus in Bonds,
Ford Workers Urged

Employees of the Ford Motor
Co. who arc about 10 receive
more than SS0OO000 IN vacation
pay were urged today 10 invest
II IN war bonds IN . campaign
launched Jointly by the company
and the treasury department.
Cards VIII be distributed 10 all
employees on which they may des-
lCnate their desire 10 receive
tneir vacation pay IN bonds. The
designations viii be strictly on a
voluntary bass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
--rrT
Back From


MIR AND MRS. STEPHEN
HOPKINS has returned from
their wedding trip through
Northern Michigan .Il
Mrs Hopkins -was Miss Eliza
beth Lewis Forman. daughter
of Or and Mrs. Chester Long
Forman of Connecticut avenue.
Mr. Hopkins is The son of Mayor
and Mrs, Ralph + Hopkins of
Peekskll. y. y.
They were married in the
Highland Park Presbyterian
Church hy the Rev. Willis l..
GelSton.
The bride wore gown Of
ivory brocade with a long train
and a douhlc-ticred full-length
bridal veil attached TO a dutch
dap Of heirloom lace. She car
RED an arm bouquet of white
orchids and StephanotiS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Orchid Corsaqe

Mrs, torman wore q gown of
turquoise blue crepe with Sequin
embroidery and an orchid bou-
quot.
Mrs. Hopkins wore A royal
blue lace gown and a corSage
bouquet of deep burgundy or
ChidS.
a wedding reception was held
al the Wardell-Sheraton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Peggy Monahan Gives Tea

PEGGY MONAGHAN yesterday hostess at tea in
her house in Arden Park for provisional and board
bers Of the Junior Christ Child Society.
She attractive in dark turquoise wool dress
accented by string Of coral beads
Mrs. Lawrence Kroha the honorary president, gave
resume of the socetys patriotic and charitable work during
the last year
Members discussed project 70 take the place Of the
nursery school which being directed by another agency for
the children Of workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Ii. Parsons Arriving

LIT BEN GILLESPIE PARSONS JR... who will marry
Betty Cosgrove Nov. 10 today stay until after
the wedding.
He received his wings yesterday.
Betty has named her attendants but the 1t Par
would like to have in the wedding party all in the
army navy doubtful whether they will be able
here
He has asked his father to be his best
Elise Cosgrove will be her sisters maid of honor
Bridesmaids will be Mary Sherman. Julie McNair
Kay Meister of Aurora, M Beys roommate at Stephens
College. and Margie Wilson Of Washington, d. c.. for
merry of Crosse Poine.
Junior ushers will be John Cosgfove Teddy Osils
and Bobby all H. earofds who the
height.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Peacock Blue Gown

Mrs. Eugene Thomas Hart,
matron of honor, wore a gown
of peacock blue taffeta. The
bridesmaids were Shirley Craw-
ford, Roberta Stewart of Mt,
Clemens and Nancy Joan Lewis
of Royal Oak They were
dressed in peacock blue chiffon.
Their hcaddreSSeS were dutch
caps with gold ScQun trim and
they carried bouquets Of daisy
ChrySanthenmms and taliSman
roses
James y. Hopkins Of PcckS-
kill n. Y, brother of the bride
groom. was best man. The
uShcrS were Gordon T. Sawyer.
Sedgewlck S. Field and Eugene
Il. Hart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Party Honors
Mrs. Saunders

MRS. r r. NICHOLSON and
MIR. +. Martin recently enter
tanned at a luncheon and bridge
party in honor OF Mrs Anna X.
Saunders. who Will leave
shortly for an extended stay in
Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

and is on duty near Boston.
He could not get sufficl-
cnt leave 10 permit the wed.
ding 10 take place here
Cameron's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert l.. BiGsers
of Old Salem court, Birming-
ham left last night for
the wedding o.. and Ii. Wag-
ner's parents the Carl S.
Wagners, have gone from
Milwaukee &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
IN E0VI6H with
Tl M cS1otaA>1e'1
with

CAMERON BIGGERs Of Birmingham who her senior
year Wheaton College Norton Mass viii take recess
from her studies be married tomorrow to Navy It..
Hugh Wagner
year ago
It Wagner has returned iemroranlv from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Small Reception Planned

THE CEREMONY will
be performed at 3 o'clock by
Or j Edgar Park. president
Of the college ,.. IN the coll
leCe chapel
Cameron will have only
one attendant, Nancy Trail
Of Spencer, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Parties Planned for Betty

NUMEROUS PARTIES for Betty are in the ofng
Mrs William Chapoton Roney and her daughter Cynthia
Murphy, will give shower Saturday night
Mrs. William Lloyd Beamer will give shower Sunday
night.
Mrs. Russell McNair and Judy together gave kitchen
shower which Betty received many attractive and useful
gadgets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

1t A. G. Woodward will be best
small reception will be held in the residence Of Dr. and
Mrs Park
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15
IMPORT JAMAICAN WORKERS

Ten thousand agricultural work.
ers will be imported from Jamaica
to relieve the farm labor shortage
III critical areas in the u. S. through
an agreement between the two gov
ernments. The Jamaican workers
will not displace u. S farm laborers
nor reduce established wage rates.
Health authorities will check the
physical fitness and when workers
contracts expire, the laborers will
be returned to Jamaica. Similar
agreements have been made with
Mexico and the Bahama Islands.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15
ADVANCE PAYMENT OF
POINTS

Payment of points "in advance
for home deliveries of butter and
cheese by dairymen or statesmen
operating mobile conveyances over
a regular delivery route has been
authorized by OPA. For example
the housewife who on Monday
wants a pound of butter left at
her home the following Thursday
can give the deliveryman eight cur
rently valid stamps to cover the
later delivery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15
RETURNS FROM BUTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waylett and
small son returned Monday night
from Butte where Mr.. Waylett~had
been employed lin the mines dur
ing the winter They will spend the
summer on their ranch in the Fisher
river district.
Mr. Waylett says that his former
partner, Bert Kinds, is employed in
Cuba installing electrical equip
ment in new nickel mine. Kinds
is an electrical engineer and spent
many years in that work in South
America. He likes it fine in Cuba.
Mrs. Kinds and daughter. Peggy.
who have been spending the winter
at Hot Springs where they have IL
tourist cabins. plan to join Mr..
Kinds in Cuba as soon as school
closes, this being Miss Peggy's SEN
ior year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15

ding dinner was served at the
Francis Marion hotel at which were
present a number of Lieutenant
Clark's brother officers and their
wives.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark will be
at home, for the present, on the
post at Moultrieville, S. G., where
he is stationed.
The bride and Bridegroom are
both graduates of the Libby high
school and their wedding is the
elimination of a romance of long
standing. Following completion of
her high school work, the bride
took course in nursing in the
Sacred Heart School of Nursing,
Spokane, from which she was re-
Gently graduated. The bridegroom
was a student in the law school
of the State University of Iowa
when the war broke out. He en-
tered the service and took officers
training and has been assigned to
the transportation department of
the army Their many friends in
Libby will extend to them wishes
for every happiness.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15
Libby Couple Wed
In South CoroIino

What is said to have been a quiet
but lovely wedding was that in
which Miss June Miller and Lieut..
Fred Clark took their marriage
vows on April 5th at Charleston,
S. c. The young couple were mar
ried at o'clock in a candlelight
service in the English Lutheran
church, with the pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. Long, officiating
The bride was lovely in gown
of powder blue with brown acces-
series and carried a testament and
orchids. Her attendant wore a dress
Of navy blue.
Following the ceremony a we'd
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15
SEED POTATOES

Retailers are now permitted to
sell seed potatoes in any quantity
for planting purposes only. The
former requirement that they be
sold only in lots of SO pounds, or
more, has been removed by OPA.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15

We used to say, There's more
where this came from" But until
the war is won, we must repair
what we have. If beyond repair il
should be turned in for salvage to
help win the war.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15

An old two-bottom tractor mole
board pillow will furnish enough
scrap iron to make a 75-mm how
itzer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15

One copper kettle yields enough
copper for "a rounds of automatic
rifle ammunition.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15

One 4-inch shell requires Is
pounds of scrap meta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
LAST VISIT IN 1928

Whether ms expedition had in
Guided the rescue OF German
aviatorS. no would not say.
Neither would ne comment when
asked whether any enemy planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Women at GIN
Get Pay Raise

Whether a woman gets the
same pay as A man does not de-
pend on her sex, but on the Job
she ICES. the Regional War Labor
Board ruled today in narrowing
20 10 cents an hour the dlfferen-
tial in General Motors pay that
sometimes ran as high as IS
cents an hour
The arbitrator award affects
700 women employees of the Buick
plants al Flint and Melrose PARK
H.. ard $50 employees Of the
Chevrolet division at Bay City
William Z. Slmpkin, arbitrator,
substituted two clasSificationS,
heavy and light for the old
claSSiicationS Of male and "fe-
male for general type OF inSpec-
ton work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

as her own, and had on occasions
been keeping food in an ice hex
owned BY him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Auto Repair Crisis
Revealed by AAA

CLEVELAND, Oct. 9 up
The American Automobile Asso-
citation warned of a breakdown of
the ma ions transportation system
today IN a letter 20 its Cleveland
office concerning a shortage OF
mechanics.
The AAA reported that a sur
vey showed garages have refused
more tnan 33 per cent OF the re-
pair work offered them because
during the last three months they
experienced a net loss Of 25 per
cent IN manpower while repair
work offers increased nearly 80
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
; From State
In Farm Contes'
International Photo

LANSING, Oct g CUPJ-Three
Michigan youths leave tomorrow
for Kansas City to attend the 10th
annual convention of the future
farmers of America. 10 be held
Oct. lila
Delegates will be Dorwin Will
liams, of Dansville, president of
the state association. and ROLAND
Murphy, of Midland, vice presi-
dent. They will be accompanied
by John Andrus. of Reese. candi-
date for American farmer" hon
ors, and Luke II. Kelly, supervisor
of agricultural training for the
state board of control for voca-
tional education.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
New Park Project
Under Legal Action

Legal proceedings to acquire
1000 acres of park land on the.
north shore of Belleville Lake
have been set in motion by the
Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Au-
thority. II. B. Earhart, board
chairman. announced Saturday. g
The site would be the first of
five large recreational areas along
the Huron and Clinton rivers con-
nected by parkways and accessible
from the metropolitan district by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Yes, at Arthur Murray's you can learn
enough dancing in an hour to get up and dance
at party that same night. That's remarkable
but true! When it's so easy 20 set started
and equally easy TO bring your dancing up to
date-why miss all the good times'
Take the first step that leads YOU into a
world Of new fun, popularity, eompanionship
Our phone number is CA 3377. Call and make
an sppointment-or drop IN at the Studio.
Open until II p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BY RALPH COLL
Times Photo

had been sighted flying over
Greenland.
Baleheh last visited Detroit in
1928 after MS rescue of the three
man crew Of thr German trans
atlantic plane Bremen from an
island of the coast Of Labrador
He j. now ~
II flew from my post to
Washington two weeks ago for
consultations, then came on 10
Detroit TO inspect transport
equipment which Il being built
for use in the polar regions"
he explained.
THE track vehicles and
sledges developed here will have
tremendous value"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Unable 70 Stop The enraged man
from clubbing his mother the
youngster ran 10 a nelghbor for
help.
When the neighbor and young
Ster returned 10 the Mattson
home they found Mrs. Mattson,
the baseball bat beside her, lying
in a pool of blood
Mattson had fled the scene.
Joseph Hooper. the neighbor
told police Mrs. MattSon had been
caring for his two children, as well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
MOTHER OF SIX

Victim Of her husbands rage
was Mrs. Avis Mattson, 40, mother
of six children. Mrs. Mattson died
IN Receiving Hospital shortly
after her admission there.
The still terrified 14-year-old
Glenn, only one of the six children
home at the time, told police
II tried TO stop him.
II grabbed him around the
waist but he slugged me and
went right on beating mother"
SOUGHT HELP OF NEIGHBOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

You'll be amazed 20 see what
you can accomplish even II
you've never danced before
you'll actually dance and enjoy
il after the first hour! That's the
miracle of his Magic Step. It's
so simple q child can do il
yet its the foundation for
all the new dances