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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Soldier Held in Car Theft

Windsor police arrested PVT.
Arthur Kobryn, u, Canadian army
trainec. after he wrecked a stOlep
automobile IN a 70lmile-an-hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

them is perfectly natural, Bell eX-
plains. Empoo doesn't know dogs
have any other life
Taking an almost paternal pride
in Empce who was born AZ the
camp kennels, 1t. Bell demon
strated his talents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

Dial Cherry $500 to arrange
for The Detroit Times to he
mailed To your man in the
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
KEEPS AFTER nm

With little urging. the pup
cleared a row of hurdles lie pur-
sued one Of the heavily padded
trainers, CurrTUE- between TWO dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Detroit IS FIGHTING
And GIVING Under
TWO FLAGS

Over City Hall flags flying One is the symbol
of the country ove-he country pledged defend
with our lives our fortunes and sacred honor.
The other is the flag of the Red Cross symbol of the
Kingdom of Mercy which the heart alone rules where the
humbest we'll the mghest stand before the
Worlds Greatest Mother.
We here Detroit have turned city into Arsenal of
Democracy which flows continuous of powerful
weapons for against enemies
With these weapons brothers and our fathers
are performing deeds Of valor every fighting front
Our serving in hundred ways at home and
around the globe.
We are showing that when it winning under the
Stars and Stripes business
But what about winning under the banner of the American
Red Cross too?
What about responsibility for meeting and yes exceeding
Detroit's 1913 American Red Cross quota?
What about pitching in and showing the world that in
Detroit mercy hearts abundany and
equipment flow from plants and factories
For both are needed in abundance win this the
American way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

chase. A man riding with him
escaped
World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day in Daily De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

Please do a far from The Red Cross TO get i" tonob
uT YOU Won't yon take The uitaite Rortod Tebbone the
Anesn Red and tell them that you uib gre The ee
bbone Number RAnob 55l5. Or ron prefer mail yonr eopyi
buo eomem uibhmPoson The address IA Wea Fort Street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Frontenac Show
Amusing With
KaryI Norman

KARYL NORMAN. star and
producer of the Victory Revue
at the Club Frontenac. has turned
out a lively and talent-packed
wartime production. This week $
cast includes Happy Lewis, the
one man "Hellzapoppin', and
Mona Baxter.
Rounding out the piece are
Natalie and Howar. the novelty
dance stars and SongStreSS Ellen
Kaye. Rex and ReLty Powers arc
billed As skating dare-devils. and
Mary Ann James IS now At the
Frontenac with her songs.
One of the highlights Of the
revue Is a c0fortuf patriotic finale
with the entire cast, featuring the
Bea NeSter Girls and Dorothy
Mayo, the whirlwind Spanish
dancer.
Jimmy Gargano directs his fine
band for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Detroit Girl
Introduced
At Michigan

PHIL BRESTOFFS orchestra
offering this week al the Michigan
will be a salute TO the American
Rcd Cross week in Detroit motion
picture theaterS, and will introduce
16-year-old Shirley Anderson, so
prano who is making her profess
Slonal debut
Shirley. a student of Cooley
High School. lives AZ 1901 Wash
burn She has sung with the senior
choir at Cooley is a pupil AT
present of Archibald jackson Of
the Detroit Institute Mtsieai
Art.
The young singer was an usher
cite in a neighborhood theater
when the United Detroit Theater
executives heard her sing at an
addition arranged by her mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"The Mesnest Man IN the
World. " u a. m. 1il, 4:22. 1908, 9:ft
m -, I2zo a. n, M Ksys ss W ~ beY-
BROADWAY CAPITOI,--"Andy Hardy 8
Double Life" ~ m. 2:02, 5:Oi. 7:46.
JOBS p. m Omaha Trail" ~ 40, 3.42.
CINDERELLA stand by for Action -
y 80 i:o5 7.5o. li25 y. m; Here
We Co Again" ESQ, $50. 1910 r. m,
CINEMA-"ThlslI Make You whistle "
Z ~, 2.t5 4 2b. $40. 500. 1925 y. m
Isle OF Paradise" .oo, 100, 5:3j. ! so,
10 2. m
FIsHER-'st stand by for Action. " 70 30.
.4ios, 74i. u,l2 m Here We GO
WON - Something to Shout About -
20. 4.iA. 80. 1927 a, m. 81. 80.
~5i, n O7 9. m. quiet Please Muir
der" 20 q 20, Ell a. m, 12:l1. 3.2i,
- 81. all
= HOLLYWOOD -"stand nv for Action "
T.2o. II m. Here We CO Again, &.
g.a0 .. m.
MADISON-"stand nv for Action -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

.i2I7. 3:A5. 7:l3. 10 80 p. m. Here We
Go Again" IL a m, 22s, $50, $50
n. m.
MICHIGAN Andrews Sisters, II 80
a. m 2:3O sos %. 1924 .. m; hit
Parade OF 1913" 10 a. m, ~ 80, 3.22,
10. s:3s, 1915 p. m. .
.PAIMS-sTATE-"Fo Forever and Day. +"
i2:is. 1888, 7:2s. II .O3 p. m. TarzAn
Tnumphs." IL a. m. 2.3o, &c. sAo
n. m. -
PARADISE Jimmie Lunceford 1881.
crime, i.27. s.5O' s.2i, sal ll:os
p M
RIVIERA - stand nv for Action
1910, 50. 7.3t. lils p m: Here We
Co Again" $3.50. SIP, 1854 p m
RHO UPTOWN stand BY for Action %
3 20. 7. i0.40sp. m 2 a. m. Here We
10 Again" 1870. S.25. e.o5 p. m. l2fa
a. m
ROYAL STAND by ior Action los
1919 m: Here We CO Again $50.
9:07. II - p m.
TEI.ENENS 49, News, short subjects, 2
a m 10 II u. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

THAT SAUCY delivery and long
line Of comedy antics did a lot for
the movie Banjo Eyes" in which
Collett Lyons appeared with Eddie
Cantor, and Miss Lyons is doing
a lot for the Club Royale. Since
her appearance here six months
ago. Collette has added d long
stream Of personal appearances
and USO assignments 10 her en-
tertainment score.
Also in the cast are the George
Bernard dancers, recently back
from a six weeks engagement in
Chicago. who have made numer-
Gus bows here in the last two
years. Three men and six girls in
the troupe do dances that are both
satirical and talented.
The Blondell Twins offer aero
batic dancing and Roy Tracy is
master of ceremonies,
p George Kavanagh's orchestra
does the music.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE
THE FIRST Of Detroit night
spots 10 bow 10 wartime restric-
tions is the London Chop House
which will be closed henceforth. on
Sundays, but. every other night
in the week. the Chop House will
he open until 2 a. m. as in the
past which IS good news to numer-
Gus members of the night club
trade.
Frank Gagcn and Sammy III
bert's bands viii alternate for the
music and Ethel Howe Will warble
the lyrics as the folks dance.
Special attraction is Maureen
Holmes who sings current tunes
like You'd BE so Nice 70 Come
Home To- and Sunny Side Of
the Street"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
WONDER BAR

THE RHUMBA. and other tan
falling south of the border
rhythmS as done ny Ginny Brain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

4 professional singer whose name
is Kaye Andre. and who originally
appeared here in Opera Under
the Stars" Miss rSon's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
CLUB ALICIA

AND THEN We have Tiger and
Atlas The adaglo dancers AT Tho
Alicia. Bill Reeves is the master
OF ceremonies and Lenore Lone. the
tap and acrobatlc danSeuSe. Gnda
Gonzales docs the yocals with
-IerrY -Salone ard his nrci1hsfra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
NeU Stars Feature
Niqht Club Attractions
BY COLLEEN MACDoNELL

ard at the Wonder Bar continue 10
please. Eddie Paisley and his Vo-
Gallons give her fine support on
the accompanlmentS and strike
out for themselves on the choral
numbers.
They've been featuring the lately
revived "As Time Goes BY to the
delight OF the old timers.
Aylene Mason is on hand with
blues, accompanied by Manuel
Lopez and his Gay Amigos.
BRASS RAIL
BONITA AQNTEsZ- iS-still- doing
plenty 10 cement relations with
our South American cousins. She
has a way with the torrid ballads
of our good neighbors 10 the south,
and the customers are going all
out for the G.. n. policy. Roy
Swartz is on the piano and Earl
Beaudrie does the organ Justice.
Skeeter Palmer helps along with
his accordion solos.
CLUB CONGO
HOW HARLEM goes 10 war 4,
still the subject of the Club Congo
show Larry Steel produces and
introduces the show Harlem on
Parade. with Caritha Harbert and
her Amber Steelettes starting off
with the feminine auxiliary stunts.
Gladys Palmer and her boogin-
Mnncle- brings -the-eHeeHe- i'm.
pulse in the audience. while the
impressions Of Lillian Fitzgerald
get more hands than A bridge
game.
George Bias does the old ballads
proud in his tenor voice and James
Martin keeps things moving with
his excellent band.
MICKEY'S SHOW BAR
THE DANCING team Of Fred
rico and Myrna and the Vicki' La
Nicer number. tie for top spot al
Mlckey's this week. while ventrilo-
quist Ray Hook helps along with
tho entertainment.
Plus that Tangla does an inter
prctative dance, followed by a fan
number, and Leota Lee on Black
Magic" and 1t VIII Haze 10 10. -
Kitty Xoyle dances and sings
with the Mickeyettes, and is on
her own in Weep No More. 4"
while PfodHe ron Moonlight
Mood entrances. Ards Mae does
a Blue Danube speciality and
Marilyn Gilbert. tap number.
Bobby White Is master Of core
monies and Lee Walters Is master
Of music.
CLUB ALICIA
AND THEN We have TiCcr. and
Atlas the adagIo dancers at Tho
Alicia Bill Reeves is the master
Of ceremonies and Lenore Lone. tho
tap and acrobatlc danScuSc. Gid3
Gonzales docs the Vocals with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

mother viii sing with her IN one
number at the Michigan this week.
following her two solos, Angels
of Mercy" and MY Buddy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

Unit Of trading 10 Shares. sales printed In fun
In bankruptcy receivership being reorsanized
under Bankruptcy Act securities assumed BY such
Rates Of dividend in the f9resons table
or semi annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted
spees or sxa diydends are not included I'd Ex
II ,.osk Cash g. Soss F.!d last
r.yasls in 6.n.diar funds txecwmulsted dvi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
.CommodityPrice
Chonqesin Week

NEW YORK, March 10 lP).-The
Associated Press weighted index of
IS wholesale spot commodities de-
clined slightly, on weekly compare
son basis, with the barometer stand
ing at l0636 per cent of the 1926
average on March u, against l0641
In the previous week and 97l3 a
year ago.
New weekly highs We're established
FOR lnduStrials and food, however,
with the former at l0005 per cent
OF the base year on March IL. COM
pared with 1876 last week and 90 10
a year ago, Percentages for the lat
ter were 9043, 1885 and 77.36. re-
spectively.
CompCnents of the index declining
were livestock. grains and cation
and textiles. Non-ferrouS metals
continued unchanged
Individual commodities showing a
decline were hogs, cattle. wheat, cot
ton and wool. Eggs, lambs, oats and
Hnseed oil advanced
CompCnentS of the staple price
barometer, with the base year 1926
equal to 100, showing percentages
for March II. the previous week and
year ago. follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
BOND SUMMARY

A selected list Of active Bonds On
the n. Y. Stock Exchange, showing
the high, low end closing prices
for the week. and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
CURB SUMMARY

A selected list Of active Stocks on
the N. Y. Curb Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Corporation Earnings
fear Ended December n.

NEW YORK, March IL ~, Corporate
earnings reported during the past week,
showing profits per share of common stock,
Included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

Rates OF dividends in The FOREGOING
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included. a Also
extra or extras d Cash or stock epald
last year Payable in stock Declared
or paid SO far this year. h Payable IN
Canadian funds, K Accumulated dividends
pc Id or declared tt1it year. wv With var
rAnts. ~ without varrantA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. March II National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

La organization crad
.Imperio para Ell ads
aereo, que tan brillanta
~alcanzado, encontr6 81 !
Canada y lie ha dado d
q la for de los hOmbNsl
Bretana, de Australia
.Zelandia en- sus espacias
de aviaci6n y ha extend
.panerismo q nusstrUS
|hijos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
LIGA

No Sc jug6 aver en- este circui-
to, por cuanto no habia desafos
senalados.
Hoy, en- New York, jugaran
Phillies y Gigantes, actuando los
pitchers Barrett y Melton.
En- Brooklyn sc batiran los Bra
vos y los Esquivadores, anuncan-
dose como lanzadores a Tobin y
Wyatt.
Piratas y Cardenales jugaran en-
San Luis, subiendo a la "lomita"
Sewell y Krist.
Ell San Luis va tiene ell campeo-
nato en- la faltriquera y los Rojos
aparecen en- segundo lugar, con
554 puntos de promedio.
Los Dodgers marchan en- ell ter
Ger puesto Y los Piratas en- 81 Guar
to.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIcA AMERICANA


Para aver solo habia 5ehalado
dos iuegos en- esta liga y Sc veri-
ficaron por los Tigres y los Ne
dias Blancas, que sc batieron dos
veces.
Ell Chicago recibi6 la "lechada"
en- Ell primero y en- ell segundo car
20 tambien con la derrola, mas
por un pequeho margen. Trou- IL
mit6 a siete los "jilotes" de los
Medals Blancas, en- Ell primero, y
no les permiti6 llegar a Ia gonna.
Smith cargo con la derrota.
Corsica aIcanz6 Ell triunfo, en- ei
segundo, y sc lie acredit6 ell DISCUS
to a Grove.
Chicago DC, IN, lie; Detroit DC,
1eh, De.
Chicago SC, III, lie; Detroit &c,
13h, lie.
Hoy no Sc jugara en- esta Liga.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
PITCHER PARA LOS PIRATAs

Pittsburg, sep g. La direction
de los Piratas anunci6 aver la ad-
quisici6n del pitcher Artie Cuccu-
rullo, del Albany, Liga del Este.
bajo condolences es~tablecidas per
an convenio con los Senadores.
En- lemporada lleva obtenidas IS
victorias y solo ha sido derrotado
ocho wees.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
BARTELL FUERA DE JUEco

New York, sep s. Dick Bar
tell. ell habil jugador de cuadro de
los Gigantes, no pOdra jugar en- 10
que resta de la temporada.
Las radiografias que Sc lie han
hecho revelan la fracture de IN
hueso en- la muneca de la mano
derecha. Una pelota lanzada pc:
Rex Barney, del Brooklyn lie pro-
dujc la lesion.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
ARMSTRONG Sc RETIRA

Los Angeles, sep s. Luego de
cancelada aver la pelea Henry
Slugger White, 6ajo u
ma orden de la Comisi6n Atletica
de California, ell pGgil que osten-
tara tres coronas a la vez, Arm
strong, anunci6 que Sc retirara pa
ra siempre del boxeO.
Los medicos aseguran que Sc
quedara ciegO 81 insiste en- seguir
combatiendo con sus punos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

A QUI, sobre TODD, en- la capital y
"A coraz6n del Canada frances es
propio pensar en- ell pueblo de Fran
cia Y en- su agonia, acordar nuevas
medidas para su redenci6n Y en-
viarle un mensaje allende los ma
res en- Ell sentido de que no 10 hemos
echado al divide, como tampoco he
mos olvidado los innumerables SER
vicios que Francia ha prestado a la
cultura y a la civilization, a la
Marcia del entendimiento humane,
y a los derechos del hombre.
Durante mas de cuarenta anos he
tenido fe en- la grandeza v las vir-
tudes de Francia. Aun en- dias os-
curos y dificiles jamas he vacilado
Y desde que Sc sucribi6 en- 1904 eI
Pacto Anglo-frances siempre he
servidO y trabajado activamente
con csc pueblo en- la defensa de
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

A PRINCIPIOS de Julio CO.
"A mence a sentir Ia necesi-
dad de tener una nueva entire
vista con ell Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, y tambi@n de
celebrar otra conferencia con
los jefeS de nueStros EStados
Mayores.
Todos quedamos eumarAeAte COM
placidos cuando Ell presidente Roose..
welt, por feliz inspiration, sugirl0
nue. Quebec fuese ell lugar, y cuando
Ell Gobernador General y Ell Gobier-
no del Canada nos ofrccieron 50
magnifica hospitalidad. En- verdad,
no Sc hubiera podidO escoger asien-
TO mas adecuado y esplendido para
una reunion de los que dirgen Ia
pOIitica de Ia guerra de las des
grandes democracias del Occidente
en- este momento cardinal de La BE-
gunda guerra mundial que Ell que
hemos tenidO aquf en- las Ilanuras
de Abraham, en- 81 Chateau Fonte-
nae y en- los parapetos de IL ciuda-
della de Quebec, degde cuye recinto
Os dirijo Ia palabra.
Aquf en- las puertas del Canada,
en- las grandiosas tierras que no
han conocidO nunca las tiranias
to~talitarias de Hitler y Mussolini,
ell espiritu de libertad ha hallado
solar SECURE y estable. Aquf csc
espfritu no es un fantasma errante.
Esta entroniZado en- las institu-
clones parlamentarias, que Sc basan
en- ell sufragiO universal desarro-
llado a traves de siglos por pueblos
de habla inglesa.
Esta inspirad0 en- Ia Magma
Carta y la Declaration de Ia indie.
p~endencia. Est& eustodiado pol
millones de individuos resueltos J
vigilantes, que nunca Sc han vistC
tan fuertes o tan bien armadol
como hoy.
Quebec era ell lugar propi0 para
que las dos grandes potencias de.
mar v del aire ijasen y modulaser
los planes que han de poner a 81
grande Y creciente ejercito en- con.
tacto mas pr6Ximo y en- encuentros
mas heros con ell enemigo CONAN.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
APLAZADA LA PELEA
oNTGOMERY-BEAU JACK

New York, sep s. La pelea
por ell campeonato del peso ligero
entire Bob Montgomery, de Fila
DELTA, Y Beau Jack, de Augusta,
Ca, dos gladiadores negros, ha 81
do aplazada hasta ell dia A de oc-
tubre. Iba a efectuarse cl vier-
nes,en la Madison Square Garden,
bajO la direction de Mike Jacobs.
Montgomery Sc ha visto obliga-
do,por una enfermedad de los diem
tes, a cancelar su entrenamiento.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

PERDIDA.-En ell bale del do
mingo, en- ell Circulo Cubano, una
cartera de charoL. La persona que
la encuentre puede devolver al
1905 de E. Columbus Drive los
espeiuelos y la cartera, quedan-
dose con los nueve pesos que ha
bia en- la misma.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

Empezaron aver sus ejercicios'
a las S de la tarde, la Panteras de
Ia escuela de segunda snsehanza
Plant.
Actuaron los capitanes Bobby
Belle y Kenneth Younger.
Los Terriers practicafan inten-
samente ell viernes, en- Seminole
Heights.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

.toda eausa iusta. Es p0r este que
para mi ha sido motive de profunda
satisfaction que se expresen pala-
bras alentadoras, de OOnsuelO y re-
cOnocimientO, no solamente . aque-
Hos franceses quienes, fuera de las
garras de Hitler, son companeros
en- armas, sino tambien q
las grandes masas de Ia naci6n
.francesa, que aguardan el dfa en-
que puedan ibrar y impiar . su
patria del tormento y la vergdenza
del yugo alenaAn.
Podemos estar SECURES de que
TODD saldr& bien. Podemos estar
SECURES de que Francia Sc levan-
tara otra vez: hbre, unida e indie
|pendiente para salvaguardar, al
Ilado de los otros aliados, las gene
rosas tolerancias y las brillantes
oportunidades de la sociedad hui
mana que intentamos salvar y
reconstruir.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
81, sENoR:

Para pintar meior su casa
cOmPre Ia pintura B L. p. ver
dida excluslvamenie por KING
GRECO HARROW ca
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

DUBLTCAMOS tnts0rO, on
tres parties, Ell discHTso "a:
diodifumdidO deSde Ia ciatdGd
de Quebec, CGnOdd, por 81
Primer Ministro bTitdntco,
WINSTON Churchill en- vtepe-
ras de partir para WdshtHg-
tom, dOnde SOstendrd confe-
Tencias adici0RGIes con Ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt La pTS-
Nero p0rte del discnrsO Ia pat
bIicanlOs hog. La seguldG q
tercerG parties GpGrecerdn es
ediciones subsigutentes.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

:: Churchill reseno las uctividodes belize,
AIvde a Ia oetividod en- codu hente y eIOsiu Ia .s,l
=. collaboration de los OIiOdOs en- 81 iucho contru Ill,
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

hijos.
I'm el transcurso De 81
- ell Canada Sc hs COM
una ~importante naci6A
que ha construidO cent?
barcos de guerra y msn
de ellos a millars
de la costa, los cuales,
por lobos de mar Csnadia
tan los convoyeS del A.
defender nuestra Inca VI
YES del oceano.
En- nuestra economic
.fabricas de municiOnes ulI
han d~esempenadO IN paPa'
.importancia. Y en- tltEl
no menos llapq1
Canada ha libradO a lngl
o,Ie on otra lorna hub
~presentado estas munlcll
.deuda no menor de s2WI
.Claro esta que nada Dc
'impuesto por ley algu!na.
como ~resultado de nlngSS
u obligation formal. \
pontaneamente del senu
la tradicion y en- una = I
resolution de servlr a =
la humanidad.
En- nombre de ingI \
muy satisfecho de
|buto al Dominic y. De p0'
|desde suelo canadlenSe'
Yo quisiera sOlameI'
|otros deberes, que son !,
me permitieran viajaf Y
|lejos Y decir perSo nsa1.
australianos, a los ne ne :.
q los sudafricanos loS ~ :,
cue ~abrigamos por IOuT 1
10 que han hecho y pOf !
~resueltos a hacer. :
|~(COmtimaord en- Ia prom
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

TAMBIEN he tenido la valiosa
\ oportunidad de conferenciar con
ell senior Mackenzie King, Primer
Ministro del Canada, ell gran esta-
dista que indujo al Dominic a en-
trar en- Ia guerra Immediate y soil
dariamente. En- diversas ocasiones
20 he estado p~resente en- las reunio-
mes de su gabinete, y en- varias
conferencias ell estado mayor bril-
tanico Y ell estado mayor canadiense,
unidos, han examinado cuidadosa-
mente todos los aspectos de la
guerra.
Las aportaciones que ha hecho
ell Canada, al eSfuerzo conjunto de
IA Mancomunidad Britannica Y del
Imperio, en- esta epoca tan dificil,
han tocado ell coraz6n de la madre
patria y de todos los .Otros MEM
bros de nuestra inmensa familia de
estados y razas. BESIDE los dfas
mas aciagos, ell ejercito canadiense,
que Sc ha fortalecidO con ell paso de
los amos, ha desempenado un papel
indispensable en- Ia protection de
las Islas Britanicas contra ell peli-
gro de una Invasion. Actualmente
Sc distingue pOr su herofsmo en-
campos mas ampliOs que Sc ensan-
chan constantemente.
, 1943-03-31
Letter to the
Editor:
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
I am doing the same job at
F%rigidaire that my husband left
to 60 to the Army. The work Is
hard, but I am doing my very best
to keep the line going and so far
have succeeded. ! understand that
our President has issued an order
to pay equal pay for equal work.
This certainly is not the case at
Frigidaire and I wonder what my
husband will do when he comes
back? Will he find that by trying
to help him, I have actually made
a pay cut in his job?
This situation Is included In the
Union contract but the company
does not live up to it! Is it because
we have given up the right to
strike that makes them so hard to
get along with?
G.M.N., a Local 8O1 Member.
Be Wise-Organize!
, 1943-03-31
Go LocoI
Still Fighting

Despite a vicious anti-Labor
campaign, despite the discharge of
the President of the Local 722
and despite the losing of a Labor
Board election by a narrow margin,
the Monarch Tool Company is still
in the progress of organization.
Joseph Glass, President of UE
Local 772, was discharged without
reason by the management of Mon
arch. His case has been taken to
the War Labor Board, and we are
confident that he will be rein
stated with full pay for the time
that he has lost.
The election was lost by such
a narrow margin, that UE Local
772 will ask for another election
in the very near future.
Register Nowl
, 1943-03-31
"E" Award
Continued From Page u

victory. I am proud of the record
that has been set by the employees
of this company and I am certain
that we will smash those records
in passing the ammunition to our
boys on the fighting fronts"
Congratulations to both the UAW
Local 1874 and to the Oliver Com
pany!
Have You Registered?