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Evening star., 1943-09-30

James Doughty. 80, Fort Meade, and Bes-
Evan Thompson. 25, Pendleton Field, Greg,
posnst and Phoebe 2. Keelers sl ; a. IArlinston
Rexford Whipple. 81. Fort t. Myer. and
Dorothy Aldridge, 81, 1747 r st. NV.
Blythe Halter, 30, 4g14 Kansas ave. NV
and Katherine Dosen, 25, 5119 5th st
James sauer. ir.. %, Brooklyn. N. Y.
>, and Cecilia Reinke, 22, Astoria. N Y.
Soth of weIeh Ea Plata 'ns Ma Afne' Ker'e'
William Campbell. 80, Woodman. KY. and
;. Geneva Whyte, 10. 214 E st. NV.
Ralph, Thompson, 30. Camp Perry. and
Ruth Gushing, 80, Boston.
MILDRED Rustovsti. 'oTs sa. ns41 Ass coiambis aas
James Robbins 80. Army War College. and
El1zaoeth White. rs. 1921 Ashmead pl
Laurence Drennen. 10. Pittsburgh, and
,.sss sairasy piy. Wilson r. sol 18th st. NV.
Georgia Estes. 20. Io1i 17th st. NV. wv
Guy Wilcox, jr., 81, sO1 Rittenhouse st
NV, and Lou oribbie. So, 4o5 sth st
Bernard zagorin. 22, Los Angeles. and
Albert bert, Anderson, % 20, Medford. Mass. and
Paul MoHnse GGSses raIlin arlington Farms Va
Money. 20. Elkin. n. G. -Ao Ana
Edward Herman. 81 1920 Van Buren, st
nv" and Emma Hollander, ~, Airing
Ivan zatayevitch, 40, and zinaida Dzam.
p.r91 pnlat, ro59sv 30; both ss Of Arlington: 49,
and snd Nancy coiburn. %, Chevy Chase
Robert si. !. .ons; .,s;, "a 10 l7ss .s NV and
sesh = ga nns 1snsss tsnssss wlsa'F' ~
Sr.as. Rs'h Davidson neg 4rfS fas1 ss asfssss az
Roy ssdisr: "A, 1899 18th St. NV, and
ass' and Minnie Fielder. 81. iss5 S- wyii' III
Simsdis sinfeid. g. %. % laoa 1s;Er; aifard as: &
william o'Nea1. es, 1902 ard st. NV
IekSys jssssen 5s 30 Jpunphrs, Nd
John m0Tsnes < wiii;.mT. Ga.teT. q, sSl ~
James POW soRe r. s sie i4 hq'le istS s. st. nv
-Reatha fo0DsT' Cooper q, h4l5 sTann st. NV
wallace Barnett. a.. 4A'taanaE.a: ana Loren. eibb,
RaIn;dt4rd I;t,tC G. M Marshall, 80; and Pansy M.
Combs, q. both of Baltimore.
Hairy E. Grufman. 20. Washington, and
Thelma DALEY. 20. Alexandra.
George W. Goepper. "a. and Fiaviila B.
Daniel T, Thirston, 81, and Ann T. Nash,
30. both Of Philadelphia.
Joseph r. Monaghan, 21, and Cleo Hay-
erstein, "a. both Of Baltimore,
David L. Gather. 49,. and Alethia Heard.
21. both of Alexandria
Issued at Rockville.
Roman James Trettel, %. Freeport Pa,
and Esther Virginia. Hylton, 90. Wash
John "; Haydon, SIS. Laurel. Md. and
Ola Gladys Weaver. 3S. Washington
Stanley lie Roy Leith. 81 and Barbara
Ian, Jane Roberts. Is. both Of Alexandra.
Chase. Md, and Alma Louise FEED Feed
rr 30; AI&htabula. & Ohio.
Md. and Eva Louise owens, 23 IA.
koma Park. Md.
Caruson, 23. both Of New YORK. '''A
Forest w, Wilson. 81, and GLADYS vir-
ginia Clagsett. 25, both of Gathers
Evening star., 1943-09-30
II D. {. SeIeciees
To Report Tomorrow

Seventy-seven District selectees
now on their post induction fur
Tough will report for active duty
tomorrow in the armed forces.
The group includes A men going
into the Army, inducted September
10; % going into the Navy, inducted
September "a; four going into the
Marine Corps and one into the
Coast Guard, inducted September
IT.
The following names appear on
the list:
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Before Victory is won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a
S100 bond during the Third War
Loan above your regular bond
buying.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
HELP MlN tcens. f.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired By any other em-
pioyer except upon presentation Of
statement OF Availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
HELP MEN.

ARMATURE WINDERs, electric motor re-
pair men: critical industry: will train a
few beginners; half day Saturday, Electric
AG4e Azsaes caa2c4 a4s sxa.1.no.a an at se On Bucks
preferred, steady Job, $50 per wk Buick
dealer, Alex, Va. Telephone Alex. 3056.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Two Departments Blush

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. R.-The
police and fire departments were
mighty embarrassed. The city police
car burned up while parked in front
of the fire station.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STkSJAI TNSbIN6S.
i WILL, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
bills unless contracted by myself. W.. B.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. Geo: w.. Baxter, Station L, st.
1 'NS" Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
N. Allen, ST., 707 5ist st. ne 80"
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts. public or private. made by any one
other than myself Corpl. James w. Gross,
Jr., 7"2nd Engr, Depot Co., Camp Breckin-
ridge. KY 30'
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laao, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three ful days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Births Reported

Thomas and Hattie Spires, boy.
Milton and jamie Robinson, girl.
Thomas and Ada Stafford, girl.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
DISHWASHER,

Colored--No Sunday work. Apply in per.
son. Empire Restaurant, 1412 New Yori
Evening star., 1943-09-30
FIREMEN.

Sober colored men for boiler house aud
boiler rooms, in new Govt project: good
working conditions; base pay, Sl25 per
mo. Call daily after am, rear $500
Porter st. n.w.. Mclean Gardens,
CONTINUED on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1943-09-30

CARPENTERS,
First-class trim hands: S13. day scale,
Apply Stanton School, Good Hope rd. and
FRAMING CARPENTERS,
Mr.. Lacey.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.

Trad. Mark Resistered U. s Patent ONO.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

WI LL-CALL BOYS AND
STOCK CLERKS to work in
large clothing store, excellent
opportunities for right par
ties. Apply Mr.. Berns, Bond
Clothing, 1885 F st. NV.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
Glasgow Tallies
For Navy Yard
O.E.M. On Beam

Now that the Yankees have
been broken up (by age and not
to the demands of prejudiced
baseball people), it is likely that
the boys around the gym on
Thursday nights will take UP the
cry to Break up o. E. M" in
basketball sense, of course.
Touchdown" Twins
Behren and Ramsdell sparked
their Office of Emergency Man
agement team to a second-half,
curtain-raiser victory over the
Aces of Berwyn. Behren tailed
IL points, and Ramsdell marked
up one less in their 26 to 19 con-
quest.
Ray Glosgow, a right-handed
Shamrock pitching aspirant, led
the Navy Yard Builders to their
maiden league victory by 1921
over the Athletic Club, Big Ray
chalked up Is points to be the
evenings high score artist.
Glenn ,Wilbur's Navy Depart
ment five downed the Old Liners
% to 19 on the strength of Dick
Richardson's bakers dozen of
points.
ID for Laden
Laden went one up on Ricard-
sons mark as his Greenbelt High
Alumni downed the Co-Opers by
38 to 25. Bob Egli supported
with points to match Paul Barn
hart's high for the losers.
Other players with busy scor-
ing nights were Rabenhorst, A. C.
3, Schaeffer, A. C. 7, Smith, Aces
6, Blanchard, Maryland 9.
Blacker, Navy Department 6 and
Sheldon, Co-Opers 6.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
Elderly Resident
(Continued from PAGE n

Continued from Page -
her second year at Miss Wizards.
81 never regretted my marriage,
Mrs. Jamison asserts, "But / have
regretted not getting more of Miss
Willard"
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent gave to
their daughter and son-in-law an
80 acre farm, which they planted
and managed together, and where
were spent the "happiest and the
saddest days of my life" Her
husband died before the birth of
their seventh child and at the in
sistance of relatives the young
widow sold the stock and rented
the place, though she would have
preferred staying on and running
it herself. When the children
grew older she kept them in school
by acting as companion and nurse
for various elderly persons.
Today Mrs. Jamison has four
daughters and one son living, five
grandchildren, and one great
granddaughter, girl Of Is whom
she has never seen, who lives out
in Montana and rides horseback
five miles each day to school. She
writes frequently and has promis-
ed her great-grandmother a pic
ture.
Mrs. Jamison's most recent ad-
venture was three year stay in
the Philippines with a daughter
and son-in-law who were sent out
by the Bureau of Education some
years ago to build up the school
system. Nowadays she doesn't
get around very much, but she en-
joys reading, a bit of sewing, and
a few radio programs. "The
Christian Advocate, "The Upper
Room, and Readers Digest" are
her favorite publications, and on
the radio she especially enjoys the
Church of the Air and Harry En-
erson Fosdick.
Before the reporter left Mrs.
Jamison repeated her mothers
favorite poem, and in reference to
her own infirmities quoted bit
from the Book of Job. "Come
back and see me again., urged
this friendly little woman who has
met life with courage and with pa-
tience.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
Five Years Ago Classified
(From the Cooperator of
FEBRUARY %. 1889

The Greenbelt Federal Credit
Union reported total receipts of
over 1000, loans disbursed of
over $500, and membership of
118-All residents were invited to
visit the drug store to vote on
patterns of dishes to be used at
the soda fountain-Fordyce G.
Lyman Of the "Greenbelt Players"
was among those Washingtonians
chosen to play parts in the Orson
Welles production of Julius
Caesar One of the main CEN
ters of attraction at Greenbelt
and one of the chief causes of
concern for the residents was the
25-acre area of water known as
"the Lake.; if the muddiness of
the water cleared, there would be
swimming, boating, and fishing
during the summer-Waste paper
receptacles were placed around
town.. s. graded meat demon
stration was expected to be held
March 4 in the school auditorium.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
January Library
Attendance 3, 1893

The town librarian, Mrs. Reba
Harris, reports 1854 books circu-
lated during the month of Jan
uary. This is in addition to the
1912 books taken out of the IL
brary during the month by school
children. The total attendance,
both adult and juvenile, for the
month, was 3798.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
Senior Class Bake Sale

The Senior Class of the Green
belt High School is sponsoring
bake sale tomorrow morning in
order to raise funds for the class
treasury. The cakes will be on
sale at various prices in the local
food store. Jane Stone will be in
charge.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS
wanted for Berwyn exchange,
Call Chief Operator, Berwyn 5000
FOUND

Found! A fountain pen ON the
road leading out of Greenbelt,
via Southway. Anyone claiming
same should see S. Levine, 3s-C
Crescent,
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19

No home is complete without
War Bonds.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-02-19
Ira importation
Exchange
RIDES WANTED

Greenbelt to Department of
Agriculture; hours 3:15 to HAS
p. m. Richard Benson, 6-F Ridge
Road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

8s.aat Is lrror
81.
MARCH q 10 4pRH 800
about thc orIy aau,onr
tr- /sfag ara. Im, ~ te, amo-
taar o,laliu,rt ron wild and
don't draw Na-tE conclusions based
rr -i~...s .~aw.,ico of facts. II
won avoid ttcs, lwHlatud uumo-
... .rrrr .srt> allied with them
tppy .f r1 My
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Bright Sayings
OF Children

The Times !. publishing such re-
marks and paying 81 for eac,'
published
TodayS 81 goes to Mrs Frank
Connolly 1T Coplln.
What are those little things
in the sky ," asked Mrs Com
nollN'> daughter 3 p.
Told they were stars, the cir
inquired.
wv here are the stripes
Mail your favorIDe ChiId'S saying
to Bright Sayings OF Children De
trOit Times. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Two Daily
Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

81 DIR. SABINA n. CONNOLLY
With what countries do you
connect these men (al w. l..
Mackenzie King; tbl Hammu-
rahi; tc) William Kidd
What wonder of nature l. each
noted for (a) Yosemite Park
thl Sequoia Park; tc) Mesa
Verde Park?
What is II used for ta) hangar.
0bD meerSChaum, (c) nankeen g?
What state ends with these
lettefs tai ado; -thl=eaH, tc}
ing?
What day is celebrated as n
holiday of freedom Cal in Mex
lco, CD IN France; tc) in Fin
land
; What is tho real name Of Ca
Nikolai LenIn rb1 Carmen
sylvia; tcl Lewis Carroll?
ANSWERS on opposite page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Your Horoscope

frances Drake,
The Detroit Times.
l..J Times square, Det-oit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY TNDlVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months et l945.
] Was Born.
Month ..... ..... Dlv.....
Send f{c and S,If-ii3,a,ri
Nmtri IH.,iotc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Fighting Mans Friend;
Allotment, Pay
Rules Explained
For Dependents

MRS = EN brother
ism Iho my' .hu' ms.r. FaN.r-
>i-rcI up r.u ~'r'H $500 Az
! ptru.t..j No l.N. >'H .H m>
wudcV as $50 ~.rN '...~ HtNH-
RELATIVES fN fI. a.r |..t~
Would % o.. eI. -Etr s'tt
since re v.t .f ST.. io.c-I
port>,
A-Nou are permitted io dis
PLAY service haC The blue
star m white rectangular field
within q rod border - tbc proper
scr,iSr fag e. display. I'm the
new federal regulations concern
ing ser, ice flags and buttons
the silver star l. omitted.
Mrs T r N - N.y son h
oversees Docs hr raer.. auN
extra pHy 'or Nrl~g.> duty am.
huu much Is.4...
A-Thc base pay of each sol
der serving beyond the CONT
mental limits 81 the tnltcd
STATES ar in Alaska - increased
by 20 per cent
: 90 q raNa '.e a05 t".
children whose a-.~ #rr rs MONTHS
and 1l months vas married Feb
Is, 1881 Three different times
have been classified INTO IA an.
it-eis,s1trvt, irtr ~
! WORK iu "a large o-i~r~' ln
6H>3rt rHd dn r>~rttt1ai work My
case has been rgupcuod again am,
] have been again classified into
IA Arr they taking men %, mN
status yet II nor Wht docs ma
board keep classifying me Cd, Ia
A-Nen i'm whose cases the
dependency was acquired at a
time when selection was imml-
nent are being indicted al the
present time.
Mrs r. r Q My husband j,
3 feet 3 inches tai and Weighs -1t
pounds Would ne be- rejected hy
the army Il-lS % years old are
is a-a-fen>t worker Would nc be-
deferred as am essential worker
A-Nhether ar not he would
he re- iected by the army would
depend on whether his weight il
greatly out of proportion 10 his
height and whether or not IL
would interfere with normal
physical activity or with proper
training.
Each case il considered on its
own individual merit. The fact
that he works i'm "A defense plant
l. not grounds for defermcnt
alOnc-howcveT If ne il ire
placeable and his employer has
requested an Occupational defer
mcnt he might he deferred.
4. T.: A-Nour question was
answered March Q.
Mr, T. D. Q-l would like {,
put my dog IN the army, II posi-
bic bur do no0 know how to 9,
about it, Could YOU inform me al
10 where ] should 20 or call?
A-Writc or call Henry
Sweeney Jr., Regional Director.
Dogs for Defense, Inc. 100
Penobscot Building.
VI. h. -: A-YOu should
check with the post office and
. have them send through a
tracer to try and locate the
missing air mail special delivery
letter sent 10 Your son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

BY Frances
D7ake

% Comes lH and Find IFhot low
dag 70 bc Stars,
Nuch ~
pEC. .F TO AN. eT
C1prory- Friendly period for
,hcmt interests, promoting good
VlL adding finishing touches that
take your cnd,avur~ out of the
ordinary into first class Reason
able outdoor exercise sponsored.
AN. - TO FER. ~
twu.,,s Don't step on others
tae-, and don't -t back and take
IT. whore You -houldn't either. The
right amount Of everything, all
things in. the proper place and
adherence 90 Gods laws are tirSts.
-FEE.2LEN MARCH 90
pisces Either yoU1l appreciate
and enjoy TODAY dchnitely-or will
bc ON the coll" >idc-and mostly
p depends upon YOU. Talk with
the right pcop'c-plcasaut sturd-
IFS ambitious one, indulge healthy
pa~'lmcs, and don't neglect your
soul nourlshmcu,
1 CHTID bogo ou this day.
4 cu.pal born while the sun is
leaving ono sign and entering am
other Both Pisces and Aries
ti.aits-a brilliant combination
Needs 90 develop consistency
steady ambition. faith in your many
fine God-pivcn talents Courage
dignity. ldealsm, mental keenness
are yours inherently.
Eitt late of Virginia Wcidlcr
Joan Crawford. screen artists.
,aps.tui 1ga %, kus Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Quick Questions

Reno isn't the capital Of Ne
vada What is?
OF what name IS Libby the di-
mlnutIvc?
What radio comedian do YOU
identify with the city of Wau-
kcgan, H.?
Which of these cities i'm Della
ware has a greater population,
Dover or Wilmington ?
Who preceded Abraham Lin
coin as president?
What number is the Woman'S
suffrage amendment TO the
Constitution ?
What name do we give the
lower JOINT of an animals hind
leg?
ANSWERS OF opposite page)
Down on the Farm" Meat
Recipes That Get the Most Out
of Available Meats, Including
Lung Pastries, Pigtails, Country
style Tripe, and Other Heart
Dishes. Also Stack Pie. Onion
Squares. Potato Pudding, and
Other Prize Winning Recipes
All i'm the Housewives Food
That Popular Fea-
turc in The American Weekly.
With This Sundays Issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

pleasant little game will give you message
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the letters first II the number
subtract If the number less than
your key number Start the upper left
check OF key
right Then read the message the letters under
The checked figures give you $40
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Mazis Knew All
About British
Raid on Tobruk
BY FRANK O'BRIEN

ANKARA, TURKEY. March
22-(Delayed) Up The Brit
ish Commando raid on Tobruk
last Sept. IA failed disastrouSly
because AXIS defenders OF the
North African port had full adj
vance information about the
raid, il was reported today by
British prisoners exchanged Sun
day at Mersin for Italians and
Germans.
The story was related by zoo
men from the British destroyer
Sikh, which was sunk during the
raid. They were among 1877
British prisoners exchanged
against 1853 Italians and Ger
mans.
II was in the Tobruk raid that
Larry Allen. Associated Press
correspondent with the British
Mediterranean fleet, was cap
tured. He was aboard the Sikh
when it was sunk.
So complete was the defend
ers knowledge in advance of
the British raid, the Sikh surviv-
ors said, that a German Inferno
CATION officer at Tobruk tainted
them with being half an hour
behind their schedule.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Skating Revue
10 Benefit US0
IS Girls TO Participate
in Roller Rink Proerom

Mickey Dunn, operator Of
the Mount Clemens. Skating
Arena will stage Skating Re-
vue with 35 trained girls and
other acts on the arena floor
this Saturday night at nine p. m.
The show will last two and one
half hours with Is per cent of
the receipts to be given to the
u. S. 0.
Dunn has been training the
girls and acts for weeks prepar-
ing for the show which is high
lighted to be the best roller skat-
ing show ever to be staged in this
part of Michigan. The show is
sanctioned by the R. S. r. o. A.
Association. Already many roller
skating clubs from central and
southern Michigan communities
have reserved tickets for the
Skating Revue Show.
The public are invited to skate
before and after the show. Tic
kets are now on sale at City
News Depot and the Arena.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Former Boss Of Utility
Invited to Solve Problem
Not Available for immediate
Comment on Possible Action

sumers and the UWOC TO name
an arbitrator, eXcla re-. n a
this news has left me prostrat-
ed"
Presumably the decision 10
invite Willkie was TO the APP
proval of the labor be lrd mas
much as il had placed no re-
strictions on the company union
choice.
The boards only limitation
was that the arbitrator be NAM
ed within three days, or the
board itself would name one.
The boards directive forbidding
strike was issued last Friday
afternoon and W. accepted by
the union six hours before the
scheduled start of its strike a,
midnight.
Ernest Goodman, Detroit at
torney for the UWOC, announc-
ed the unions choice OF Willkie
yesterday. He said that tele-
gram so informing the company
had been sent from Saginaw by
Harold j. Straub, national chair
man of the UWOC, and Her
man Chadwick. president of the
Michigan Joint Council of the
union.
Meanwhile Donald MCGOWAN,
public relations director of the
company, said at Jackson that
M. w. Arthur, Consumers Vice
President, inform Chadwick
that MIR. Willkie would be &C
ceptable to the company" Chad
wick called Arthur on the tele-
phone, MCGOWAN said.
Attorney Goodman said that,
previous to the unions choice
of Willkie, the UWOC and the
company each had recommend
ed three men, but that none OF
the six had been acceptable to
both parties.
Commenting on the selection
of Willkie, Goodman said 1.-The
union feels its case is so just
it is willing to accept the final
judgment of the former presi-
dent of the company"
1--WE hope he accepts the job
since as arbitrator he could per-
manently eliminate labor trou
BILE between the union and the
company" Ioodma added.
BY order of the War Labor
Board, the arhitrato~'s decision
will be final. He will act in q
dispute in which the union
charges that the company has
failed to recognize a "unior
shop clause" in the contract ir
effecting the dues check-off anc
in which the company claims il
had no intention, upon signing
the contract last December, OF
including non-union employees in
the check off.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

Notice hereby That all quofd
not previously registered the clerks office
County Budne and including Saturday 27h up
Il o'clock for the Primary Election held Monday
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

DETROIT. March % - (P -
Wendell l.. Wil'kie, once the boss
of Consumers Power Company
in his capacity as president of
the parent Commonwealth g.
thern Corporation, was in
vited today to arbitrate Con-
sumers labor 'ispute.
Representatives of Consumers
Power and the Utility Workers
Organization Committee I(CIO)
announced they had agreed on
Willkie as arbitrator in the UNI
ion dues check-off dispute yhich
nearly led to a strike last week.
Willkie was en- route to New
York City from engagements in
the middlewest and was not i'm
mediately available for COM
ment.
The proposition placed Will
kie, 1910 Republican president
ial candidate, in a novel posi-
ton. AS Commonwealth &
Southern president, he was
chief of the subsidiary Consum-
ers Power. He left that posi-
ton to run for president.
UNUSUAL ANGLE
The offer to be arbitrator in
the Consumers-UWOC wrangle
was perhaps the first such in
stance of its kind in labor his
tory and occasioned conSidera-
BILE surprise.
Richard Harris, conciliator for
the regional War Labor Board
here which had directed Con-
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(atsup, Mataroni Mark
vande bere's Fling

WASHINGTON. March % -
(P) - 1t was Senator Arthur II.
Vandenberg's seth birthday yes
terday and he took liberties with
his Waist-line|
In the senate restaurant Van
denberg helped himself to a
double portion of Macaroni
and cheese, we'll doused with
catsup.
He said he was celebrating
and added:
This is fattening stuff, but it 5
the kind of food l love-"
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Intangible Tax Experts
10 Advise The Public

Kenneth Patton and Harvey c.
Whetzel of the Michigan Depart
ment of Revenue will be at the
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Wi||kie May Serve as Arbitrator i'm Power Dispute

Mount Clemens Savings Bank
Wednesday, March "a, TO assist
in the preparation of Intangible
Tax Returns.
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The swing of a heavyweight
boxer has been timed at 40 miles
an hour.