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Services Tomorrow
For James B. FLYNN

Funeral services for James B
Flynn. 62-year-old Washington at
torney, who died Monday at his
home, 1920 Twenty seventh street
NV, after long illness, will be
held at 9 am. tomorrow at St
Thomas Church. Burial will be in
Bonnie Brae Cemetery, Baltimore.
A native Of Cockeysville, Md. Mr.
Flynn had lived in Washington for
the last 40 years. He was graduated
from Georgetown University Law
School in 1908 and had practiced
here since. He was a member of
the law firm of Hommedieu and
Flynn since about 1888.
MI Flynn was an authority on
bankruptcy law and probate matters
He recently taught at the Washing
ton College of Law and Columbus
University, where his book. Digest
of the Law of Bankruptcy, was used
as textbook. In his law practice
he handled only civil affairs.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Mollie G. Flynn.
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resigned in 1920 to establish a YWCA
International Hostess House in
Shanghai China, the membership
had reached 10000.
A worker in civic and religious
circles in the District, Miss Brown
retained her membership at Calvary
Baptist Church, where she organized
and taught the Florence M. Brown
Sunday school class, which is still
active.
After three successful years in
China, Miss Brown retired and made
her home in Rochester. N. Y.
She is survived by nice, Margaret
Frankel of Rochester, and nephew,
Fayette B. Dow, local attorney.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow in Mumford, N. Y.
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| general and Democratic presidential
candidate in 1880.

| general and Democratic presidential
candidate in 1880.
She is survived by two sons. Capt.
| J. H. Merriam and William H. Mer-
riam, La Jolla; two daughters, Mrs.
John T. Wheelwright of Boston and
Mrs. John M. Gross. Bethlehem,
Pa, and two sisters, Mrs. James F.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank Mitchell of
Washington. She also is survived by
six grandchildren. 1t. William r.
Merriam, I'd; 1t. John H. Merriam
jr.; Merriam Wheelwright, Mrs.
George Bostwick, Long Island, N. Y;
1t. James F.. Curtis, jr., and Mrs.
Schuyler Hollingsworth.
Funeral services will be held at her
home in La Jolla tomorrow and COM
initial services will be held later at
Rock Creek Cemetery in Wash
ingtOn.
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mrs. W. R. Merriam
Dies al 95;; Widow
.0fCensus Director

Mrs. William Rush Merriam, 95
widow of the former Governor OF
Minnesota who later became director
Of the Census Bureau, died yesterday
at her home in La Jolla, Calf, &C.
Icording to word received here.
Mrs. Merriam was well known in
Washington, where she lived for
more than 40 years, making her
home for many years at l414 Six
|teenth street. She was active in
charities here, and was one of the
presidents of Children's Hospital
Her husband was twice Governor of
Minnesota, and from 1893 to 1908
was director of the Census Bureau
The former Laura E. Hancock
Mrs. Merriam was the daughter of
the late Col. John Hancock of Wash
lngton and niece of the late Gen
Winfield Scott Hancock, Civil War
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Florence Brown Dies
Headed YWCA Here

Miss Florence M. Brown, for more
than 13 years general secretary of
the Washington YWCA during It's
early days of organization, died yes
terday at her summer home in Num-
ford. N. Y, it was learned here today.
Coming here from Boston, soon
after the organization Of the local
YWCA, Miss Brown was for some
months the only secretary. Largely
through her efforts, the membership
increased from 100 to 5000 during
its first 10 years here, and when she
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DrathH

WHITE. LEWIS. Departed this life on
Monday Noyember /. la43, at ,Gallneer
mourn q devoted wife. Mrs Eliza beth
Wh,ts; M five children, father; Mr.. Andrew
one brother, Mr.. Andrew j. White. ir
one slster-in- law, Mrs. Estele l. White
and many other relatives and friends
The remains VIII be resting at the resi-
Gence OF his father and stepmother, 4O57
Bennlng I'd, ne, after 40 pm We'd
neSday, November ,.
Funeral services Friday November 3 al
pm, at St. Luke's Baptist Church. 14th
st. {hu and Rock Creek Church I'd, Rev. AT,
thur ChlcheSter officiating Interment
Hall Bros. 1900 S st. NV.
WINTER. COL. MAHLON A. On Tues
da%. November >, 1913, at his residence
ThSt Conn. ave. NV, Co. MAHLON A
WINTER, beloved husband of Ida r Winter
father OF Courtney ?. Winter of Chambers
burS, Pa. and brother OF Alpheus Winte,
of Bridgeport. Conn
Servic S AT the S H Hines Co. funeral
home. "90l lith ST. NV, Thursday No,
Iemher 4, at pm. Interment Hartford
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Two Die in Bomber Crash

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Nov.
R.-Lt. John p. Armstrong, 26, of
Peterborough, N. H., and Seaman
(First Glass; Chester Wickham, jr.,
18, of Springfield, Ohio, were killed
when their dive bomber crashed
Monday so miles northwest of here,
naval air station officers said today.
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Senator Hatch to Speak

Senator Hatch, Democrat, of New
Mexico will discuss the Ball-Eur-
on-Hatch-Hil postwar policy reso-
luton at the YWCA Fall Forum at
l8 80 o'clock tonight.
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QarA uf Uhanka

GARRETT. RUTH MARION. The fam
ily of the late Miss RUTH MARION GAR
RETT gratefully acknowledge the thoueht :
fulness and sympathy of friends in their
bereavement. -
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In Mrntnrtan

memorance ef our devoted daughter and
sister, VICTORIA R. CONRAD who de-
Der 3. 1922. '''' q"
Iis sweet to breathe thy name:
In life we loved you dearly
In death we DO the same
EDWARDS. ANNIE d. In loving mem
ory q our beloved sister. ANNIE p. ED
mARDs oaaV who 2sssed a1sy two years ago
HER SISTER AND RRorHER. BESSIE
AND JOHN E. DAVIS
HARGETT, CHARLES CoYAL. In low
nv husband. cHARIEs 'ts c. HAPGETT ARC TT
who departed this life two years ago TO-
day' November 3, la4l.
Always remembered
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
LEWIS. ANDREW ALLAN. Sacred to the
memory of my loving husband. ANDREW
ALLAN LEWIS. who departed this lie two
wears ago today, November ,. 1p41.
The lark Is silent IN his nest.
slesp, love. and peaceful BE- BE- thS itts', rest.
GoodIlIght' nv love, GOODNIGHT, good
HIS DEVoTED WIFE. VIOLET A. LEWIS
,ovFIs rENptTfoN; raTITS,,J lanes G. n ssd nor
JAMES PENDLEToN, Who i departes HTs, 5s'n9r Fbis
1890. o.
God made, his smile as he sunshine,
He made his heart Of pure gold
Keen him. Jesus. IN Thy keeping
Then Q Master, let Us NEE him
r,,s, And lnye him as We did before
HIS LOVING CHILDREN OF PROVI-
AE0 t|E60t; GAINz5vnHE II s nMHEASVINoToN' 7h D. c.
TINNEY. VIRGINIA AND DENNIS l.
mo.her, VIRGINIA TiNWEY, Who VII ne ie,, an me- :
nine years ago today. November = io24
and my dear father, DENNIS I TTNNEY,
J,Woee3'y wears ago today. November 3,
Inc wears NAV wpe ou many things.
bu' THIS they wipe ou' never
me wtnf memory Of those happy DAYS
LOVING DAUGHTER, ARNETTA
TINNEY, VIRGINIA AND DENNIS 7
VIRGINiA T1NNEY, " Who e entered cred Pfo pf5en Tes, :
nine years aRo today NoVemher 3 1G34
and DENNIS I TINNEY who left me-
/ twenty years aso today. November g. 1873
Beautlfu! tollers. Thy work all done,
Beautlful souls INTO glory gone:
he9ttiul NTes With vonr crowns now won.
God slv"th thee rest.
No matter how heavy our loss is.
e 10 Know HT5yeP oar oysd sc'm @,e neaTe and brighter
LONELY DAUGHTER SUSIE.
TYLER, HENRIETTA f. In ,oyinz re-
mempranCe cf our aunt, Mrs HENRIETTA
(. TYLER, Who entered N o e-errai re-,
N0vemoer 3. 1929
HER NIECEs: GENEvIEvE 7. sTALEY.
HENRIETTA L. JACKSON.
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lCm5cr !, 1913. HANNAH MOORE o!
j 5J2 Park rd. W wife Of the late john
G Moore and mother Of George Hudson
Moore
Services Al the S Ii Hines CO funeral
N9Ms Xorembe' f 10 M 1n.ermdnt % ngrSfay foyt
Lincoln Gene .e-v. ,
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MYERS. WILLIAM W. Or Tuesday.

Vemh7v - IN1I. az Fm1Fe0NCV d0E0-IaT
WashngtoH, .. C.. WILLIAM ". MYERS,
father of Charles Lawrence Myers Of Ar
lngtcn. Va: Mrs Nellie Collins Of Falls
Church Va, and William +. Myers Of
WASHINGTON. D c. He also is survived
BY his father, Charles W. Myers of Ryan.
Va TWO sisters, MIS- Mary Powell Bailey
Of Nadv, Va, and Mrs. Fannie NJ Solomon
OF Ryan Va. and one brother L. Roy j
Myers of WASHINGTON. .. c. Remains rest
ing a. the Colonial funeral home of LLOYD
Slack. LeeSbure, Va
Funeral services Friday, November 3 a.,
. pm. at the Methodist Church, RYAN.
Va 1ntermant Union Cemetery, Lees
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MOORE, HANNAH. On Mondsy, No,

Services Al Chambers funeral home
81 11th 81. Sc. On Thursday November
:. Al am. Interment Cedar HiI Gene
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NEITNf AVN

ENGLEMtN, DAVID l.. La Fayefie
Looec. No -. viii hold spe-
~ Clal Communi"a ION Tnu!sda",
IN November I. l9t3. A. ! 0 clio \
HETAo . m. a. tho Masonic Temp r.
wy tor The purpose Of c0nd'C NJ
w he Masonic burial service tor
" cur late brother, DAVID l..
ENC FNTAN
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NOLAN. CLYDE Z On Tlesdav. N.
CHARLES AARON, ST
SLAUGHTER, CHARLES A., sR


SLAUGHTER, CHARLES A., sR Mem
hers of Bethesda Chew Chase
4. :. ; !:
Thursda", November I, at II
Bs5Rssds s5Rss a Nc Md at 1nser@snS ArtnSSon IA "a
nan' "A Hh1f1IToN HTHiy1s5N WILSON, Commander.
ALLEN H. PERLEY, Adju ant.
SMITH, DAISY. On TUESDAY, November
:; l942; DAISY SMITH mother CT comdr,
Friends ar. invited to call at Gawlcr's.
1856 Pa ave NV, where services viii BE-
Interment Arlington National Cemetery,
sTENzEE, CHARLES F A. On We'd
ncsday November ,, l943. at his RESI-
denee' lA9 Esntuckv ayc S. . GHARLEis "a is
Trtend{ may cal! s at the he. Lee funeral TsG1i
taHiit Services " viii be held on Friday, November
:. at . pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery.
SWEENEY, MARY ROSE. Suddenly, on
Hospltal osnp11, MARY ROSE sWEENEY4 DeIo"ed
aaqeher Of the sts Wsm Henri anG
TSsidenee Of Der GenhGw M EdWn w
THURSDAY, November 4 at am. thence
TO Blessed Sacrament Church. where mass
will be offered at 9:30 am. Relatives
and friends are invited 1nterment Mount
OliVet Cemetery Services by the Flanagan
funeral home
TAYLOR. WILLIAM !. On Wednesday.
NOVEMBER ,, 1913, WILLIAM J: TAYLOR
of 81 Florida ave. NV. Remains resting
at tn" Frazer funeral home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. nv
Notice OF funeral later.
| WALTER, MAI. EMIL On Tuesday. No
vember >, 1919. at Walter Reed Hospital,
MAJ MAJ EMIL NIL WALTER, y. S. A., retired, Ct
Annie Walter and father of 1t. Comdr.
LsWrence G. Walter, John E. Walter and
| Karolyne NJ. Walter.
SERVICES at the S. H, Hines Co, funeral
| nome, 2901 l4th st NV, on Friday, No
yember s.. at ] pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
WATLNGTON. THOMAS J, On Sun
| day, october 81, 1o43, at his residence,
SOB Swami st. NV, THOMAS J WAT
| LINGTON Remains resting at the Allen
| q Morrow. Inc, funeral home, 1929 Y
st. NV.
Notice OF funeral later.
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MILLER, ANNIE +. On Tuesday, No
yember Ioi3 the Yqi7sfslty y, HqT pr
OF Denlsvlllc. Nd, The beloved daughter
of Walter S. and Laura c. Miller Friends
may call at the residence, 3ful Eastern
ave. ne.
Funeral from the LITTLE Chapel a. Fort
Lincoln Cemetc.y On FRIDAY. November },
At II am. Relatives and friends irfIted
In For. Incn-r Cnrle arN
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MINNICk. ROBERT v

MINNICK, RoRTRT ". On TUESDAY
NE2GCyeem1seg, w.. ., !9t$, B0BERT5 ". MIN MN
Mmnlck and brother Of Mrs VI F Stone
Herber, Carlton, Elizabeth. James PauI
MiNnICE and Ms. c. O'tran Roma ms
resting al Chambers funeral home. , ,
11th 81 Sc, unfIi FRIDAY, November )
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NI!SShKIAN. RICHARD.

Mass at s. Peters Catholic Church a.
10 m. 1nternont Fort Lincoln Gem
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FLYNN. JAMES r. On Monday. NoI-m-
: NV iAMEs + Flynn, beloved hus-
band Of Molle c. Flynn
Funeral from the above residence on
Thursday. November 4 a $50 am.
thence to S. Thomas Churc.. where mass
viii he offered a. 9 am 3olal and
friends invited Interment New Ca heGral
Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd. Baltimore.
Mo. papers please copy 3
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Novembe. ;, 1913. At her homo, IN La
Jolla Caht LAURA E MERRIAM VIE
OF the late william Rush Merriam and
mother Of Cant. J. H Merriam. L. : N,
Mrs John 7 Wheelwrlght Of Boston.
Mass: William II. Merriam ald Mrs
John NJ Gross OF Bethlehem Pa.
Funeral services on Thursday. Novem-
Ner 4 at oil COLT
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November i. 1n43, At Pro"ldence Hospital,
RICHARD NISSAkIAN, heloved husband
Of Rose MISsakIan and father Of john
GeorCe E. Mary, Ann Missakidn and MIS-
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IN VILE MAN PRICE BP1GGERs. W NJ


FITzGERALD, MARGARET l.. On Tues
GUntvers.tg sH Hospital MARGARET /, FITz-
GERALD Of $500 y 5 nv.
Funeral from Collins fGneral home.
1921 IAN $. nv, on Thursday, Novem-
ber I A. $50 = N Requlem mass At
Holy T-1ritv Church At q am. Relatives
and friends invited. In ermcnt Holy Rood
Cemetery. 3
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ENGLEMAN. DAVID l.. On Monday.
Noyember !, l94$. a. his -rczldence, 1905
loved husband Of MAJ z Eneleman and
father OF l. Wilbur Enzleman
Funeral services a. Fort Lincoln Come
te'y on Thursday. November /. a. > NJ
Ii -rr,nnt nriNatn
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Nj YER, HENRIETTA

MEYER, HENRIETTA On Tuesday
November .. a43. az Garfield Hospital
HENRIETTA MEYER tnee Duvaln. beloved
mother Of Earl Mazzulo ana grandmother
Of Mrs. Murel Gonigal and Mrs. Edna
SslineS.
Services al her sisters residence, Mrs
Anna Brooks. 40l AnaCostla rd- Sc
Friday. November ). al > . m Interment
Cedar Hlll Cemetery. Services by Cham
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FLYNN, JAMES B. The members o.
IN Carroll Council No 81
-AAM'Ar Knights of Columbus, are ad-
AkaIA vsed Of the death of Brother
Nag = JAMES B FLYNN OF '2S,'
NAsA W o1th It. NV. and are re-
%HSI# ouested 10 meet at his late
wv residence Wednesday. Novem.
bar g. lq43. at pm, for recitation oil
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CONRAD, VICTORIA r. In loving re-
memorance Ct our devoted daughter ant
sister, VICTORIA R. CONRAD. who de-
parted this life sixteen years ago, Novem.
Der 3. 1921.
Peaceful be thy rest dear loved one
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CATION. WILLIAM E. On Tuesday No.
Nember ,, 1913. at Georgs Washlnst or
University Hospital. WILLIAM E. CATION
beloved husband Of Mary E Cation and IA
ther Of Raymond. William, Warren. Ernest
Carroll, Bernard Juanlta and France
Catcn Friends may call at the Lee fu'
neral home. IN st and Mass, ave. ne.
Notlce Of funeral later
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DAVIES. JAMES. Departed TINS life on
Sunday &C .ober 81 la43, at veterans
Ad!,mistration; Chllllco,he. ohlo, JAMES
DAVIES. the devoted husband Of Beatrice
Hall Dawes loving son Of the late Georee
Washington and Jennie DAVIS OF Salisbury,
Y c, brother IF Puma Davis mo Geneva
Crawford Of North Carolina, devoted
hrother-in-lav Of Grace E. and Daniel
Hall
Funeral services Friday, November. !.
g. 1.3O O'Clock a. his late residence, lS4
You st n " Rev. J c. Beckett oficlaling
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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sTAFFORD L. JONES. Grand Knieht.
+ 2 NEUBECkER. Fin Sec.
FLYNN, JAMES p. Members of the
Commodore John Barry Division, Anclen
order AZ HibernianS. are notified OF the
death Of Brother JAMES B. FLYNN, 2nt
are requested TO assemble at $50 II
81 NV Wednesday, November j. l"43.
s so p m for recital OF the usual office
JAS. A DAILY: President.
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SWEENEY, MARY ROSE, Sudder

TAYLOR. WILLIAM ). On Wednesday
November ,. 1913. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR
of 81 Florida ave. NV. Remains resting
at tn" Frazer funeral home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. n ".
Of ol OF
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
COP Postwar
Group TO Meet
On MdCkindc
Council to Discuss
Economic Problems,
World Relations

WASHINGTON. July "a OUP)
-RepubucanS to-day prepared Tor
The first fun meeting Of the
party's postwar advisory council
10 he he'd Sept 6 and Z az Mack
mac Island
The meeting MAS announced
last night hy Harrison r. Span
eler. national committee chair
man
Subcomm,ttccS viii bc ap-
pointed Al Nackinac. ne said. 10
snalyze such problems as inter-
national relations. taxation. re-
conversion of industry, orderly
rehabilitation Of armed forces
and reorganization and Streamlin-
ing Of government departments
and bureaus.
Seventeen congressional MEM
hers of the council met last
month. The group also includes
- p0VFTH0TS HH0 x representa-
uveS Of the national committee.
Spangler said the dates would
enable congressional members 10
combine the trip with their re-
turn 10 Washington for the re-
convening Of Congress.
Gov Harry F. Kelly Of Michi-
Gan will be host to the council.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Railway Union
ResCinds Pledge
Not 10 Strike
100000 Maintenance
Men Seek Roosevelt
Aid in Wage Dispute

The Brotherhood Of Mainte-
nance of Ways Employees withdrew
its no-strike pledge and gave its
president, Elmer r. Milliman, au-
thority 30 take such further ac-
tion as NAV be deemed necessary
and advisable to bring this present
wage dispute to a successful con-
cluSion' i'm tho concluding SeS-
sion of its 2Sth triennial convention
Saturday.
The brotherhood. whose inter
national headquarters is in De-
troit, has protested to President
Roosevelt Sterilization Director
WILSON'S veto of a five-cent-an-
hour increase to all incorporating
employees of the railroads.
The convention instructed Mllli-
man TO meet with the heads of
IA other incorporating railroad
unions affiliated with the AFL Ia
decide on future action. Ninson' S
order affects about 1.500.0 900 en-
ployeS. OF which 300 900 are repre-
sented by the Maintenance OF
Ways Brotherhood.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Sheedn Heads
.0CD Speakers

The appointment OF Hugh A.
Sheean, Michigan Consolidated
Gas Company executive, as
chairman of the Detroit and
Wayne County OCD Speakers
Bureau TO succeed Or. Preston II.
Scott, resigned, was announced
Saturday by Robert II. McRae,
chairman of the Wayne County
Council Of Defense.
DIR. Scott" McRae said, "has
done fine job In organizing
the Speakers Bureau and as
chairman of the NeighbOrhood
War Clubs for Wayne County
municipalities. He has been
serving for more than a year in
civilian service work"
DR.. Scott, who will retrun 10 his
old post as a Wayne University
instructor. will be succeeded As
director Of the neighborhood clubs
by Dean Arthur Neef of Wayne
University Law School and county
director OF the l.. S. Citizens
Service Corps.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Lewis Asks @. K.
On Illinois Pact

WASHINGTON, July "a CINS)
UNIV President Lewis bowed
TO the WLB today.
The miners president, who ig-,
nored the board during the recent
coal negotiations which have re-
suited in three wartime strikes,
asked WLB TO approve a wage
contract between his union and
the Illinois Coal Operators Asso-
citation.
The contract would give 30,500
miners a daily wage increase of
So, part of il in controversial
portal-to-portal pay.
THE UNIV join with the
Illinois Coal Operators Associa-
ton in asking your approval OF
the agreement and we
stand ready Ia appear before
YOU in its support In such hear
ings as You may elect" Lewis
told the board.
The board set Tuesday, Aug. 3,
as the date for a public hearing
on the contract-an agreement
which, if approved by WLB. will
become the master contract for
the entire nation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Girl He Left Behind Him
Pains OUerseas Army Chief

WASHINGTON. July "a (INS)
The girl he left behind can be
a beautiful memory TO a soldier,
but TO the army exchanges in far
places, she is an added RESPONSE
bility the war department re-
Vealed today.
In order to protect the soldiers
from natives who have not yet
heard of ceiling prices and the
wonders of the OPA, army eX-
changes have been forced 10 add
grass skirts. kangaroo rugs. shell
necklaces spelling out Mabel /
love you and other unmilitary
toms ------
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
OPERATE CONCESSIONS

As though the ordinary staple
line of clgaretS, candy soft drinks
and shaving cream were not in
themselves often a problem 10
exchanges located in the South
Pacific on remote islands, operat-
ing Coney ISland-lke concessions
have been added TO the list of
wares.
Outlandish native prices have
caused the army exchanges TO buy
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Fish Culturist Retiring

PONTIAC, July "a up
Completing 80 years as a fish
culturist in Michigan. A. T. Stew
art. 73 district supervisor of
state fish hatcherieS in Is south
eastern counties, Will retire Aug.
/. lie viii be succeeded by Harold
Hughes. foreman at the Drayton
Plains hatchery.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
GET ICE CREAM FREEZERS

Some enteTprising exchanges
have installed ice cream freezerS
and are able to send out a supply
each day to one Of the ant1-aiT-
craft batteries stationed nearby.
In this way each battery in one
tropical area receives a supply OF
ice cream each week
Exchanges are operated by Of
ficerS beyond age for combat duty,
who are trained at the army eX-
change school in Princeton Uni
versity. Once ready for active
service they tuck away the Prince
ton knowledge carefully and de-
clare an open season on reSoruce-
fulreSS
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25

bladder and liver dis.
orders is described
in a new booklet by
DR.. +. F.. Paddock.
Box 5S05. Desk 4,
Kansas G ity. Mo.
r h is booklet tells
why surgery in many
cases may be either
unnecessary or inadvis -
able. or how sufterin &
may be relieved by his
palliative medical treat
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Continued From Page one)

kNbniihutu rum HkF OiN
country are steps toward the pres
identlal nomination.
His battle. he said, is with
American FaSciStS
III has been said that patriot
ism is the last refuge Of n
scoundrel," Wallace said II say
that So-called old fashioned
Americanism iS the last refuge
OF American FasciStS.
"By Old-fashiOned American
lam. they mean the kind OF a
country we had from 1860 until
the depreSsinn. when Washing
ton was a way station on the
road 10 Wall Street and corpo-
rations ruled, placing money
rights above human rights.
THAT form of Americanism
never will return. In the new
America. human rights will he
above all others
PENSIVE RECoLLECTIONS
Surrounded by newSpapermen in
a suite IN the Book Cadillac, the
vice president stared penSively at
The floor and recalled for more
than an hour the days when even
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25

articles in demand by soldiers and
resell them in native hutS. wooden
shacks, tents and, in cities, offcie
buildings.
The army pays the natives in
cigaretS and tobacco as we'll as
cash, and apparently the trade is
satisfactory. Wherever possible
natives act as clerks in the eX-
changes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
ADvERTIsEMENT
Doctor Explains
Gall Bladder

The experience Of so years with
over 10000 cases OF common gall
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25

his relatives thought, he eX-
planned. that he was crackpot
"Sure l was an idealist," he
continued. But ! was n prac-
tical idealist who produced re-
suits. wonder IL the AmeTi-
can Fascists who now call me
dreamer have produced as much
In behalf of the general well
fare"
Wallace listed three undertak-
ingS which he said once were
dreams but became practical and
successful -eXperimentS-Qne- he
said. was the ever-normal granary
plan instituted in 1887 when he
was secretary of agriculture.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25
Wallace Here, Fights Fascisn
1T. l.. ROBINSON

with no soul to damn and no
mule To kick"
Chairman Of the welcoming
committee was Abner f.. Larned
No Democratic officials were on
hand when the vice president ar
rived, but a reception for them
VIII be at 1890 p. m. Sunday at
the Book-Cadillac. There Will be
a breakfast in Wallace's honor
at II a. m. by the AFL and CIO.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25

Iment Also are described many Symp-
toms Of Gall stones and infected Gall
Bladder. Send for free hooklct today.
. ApyEpTrcENfENT A
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-25

tions where a bland, mild anodyne mas
sage medium In skin fabrication Is de-
sired. one condition in which women
Tor more than 20 years have used ~ Is an
application for massaging the body dur
ing pregnancy II helps keep the skin
soft and pliable thus avoiding un-
necessary discomfort due 20 dryness and
tightness. 1t refreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage application for
the numb. singling or burning sensa-
muscles or cramp-like pains in the legs.
QUICKLY hhsOrbed- DellrhffuI 10 Use