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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Plays Nazi Well;
Awarded Roles

Because Of his outstanding work
as a Nazi officer in the Enrol
Flynn-Ann Sheridan Starrer, Edge
OF Darkness, Helmut DantIne has
been assigned by Jack L. Warner.
executive producer, 10 leading
role in To the Last Man"
Dantine Will once again play a
Nazi in the Warner Bros screen
version Of the Leslie T White
story. Raoul Walsh will direct
the new Enrol Flynn starrer and
Jack Chertok will produce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Send ira .NPHs
OF Your Plant

Personnel men, editors Of
plant papers and members of
labor management commit
tees are invited To use these
columns 20 acquaint employees
of their own and other plants
with what is being accom-
plished to spur war produc-
ton.
II one of your employees or
co-workers has distinguished
himself by making a con-
Structive suggestion or YOU
have an item that YOU feel
will interest other war work
ers. send IL i'm. Address Edi-
tor, War Production News
Page, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Likes Hollywood

Choosing 10 remain In Holly
wood motion pictures. Fred ESSler
NienneSe character actor, has re-
fused an offer 10 appear in New
York musical show. ESSler, an
internationally known painter as
well as actor. played his first pic
ture role in Mission 10 Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
ALOHA HEADLINES NATIONAL BILL

more beauty 10 the entertainment
with their exotic dances. while
Earl Morgan. magician. adds the
incredible note 10 the proceedings
Art Gardner keeps the patrons
in a good mood with his comedy
antics. and for special attraction
We have Garcia and Dulce IN a
Spanish ballroom number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

the hanle&s victim OF Frank -hu-
mOur.
Adding 10 The general h!larlty
arc Cal and Bonnie West A hill
billy couple with a side-splitting
song and dance act
Glamour girls Dorothy DeHaven
and Dolores Green contribute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Contest Works
AT Cadillac

Experiments by the c a dilla
Motor Car Division with a confess
designed 10 eliminate abseHteeisR4
are being watched with interest By
other war producers.
The contest, which gives recog-
milton to each department operat-
ing q absent-free days, has now
been functioning since early Feb
ruary. During the period approx
mately one-quarter Of the corr
pany's departments have qualified
for the honor. A few have conf
.pleted three of the 21-day spans
without a blemish.
I'VE do not advance the pro-
gram as a cure-all for absentee
ISM" comments Nicholas Drey-
stadt, Cadillac general manager
and General Motors vice preSi-
dent, ''But we do credit some
achievement.
VERY EFFECTIVE
"The idea has been particu-
larry effective in the smaller
departments where workers be-
come well acquainted with each
other and their habits. Here
rivalry reaches a personal basis
that Is of genuine benefit"
Under the Cadillac Hat-in- the
Ring competition, each department
is furnished with a placard, in the
center of which shows a section
of a disc bearing numbers from
l to q.
CONSTANT REMINDER
As each successive day elapses
without an absentee. the disc is
turned to a smaller figure. In this
manner any one can tell at a
glance how the department is far
II ing. Should an absence occur, the
disc returns the figure to '21" and
the procedure starts all over again
With the completion of a 21-day
perfect record, the department Is
awarded a Hat-in-the-Ring plaque
Employees are given lapel pins
Subsequent perfect 21-day attend.
ances are symbolized by a star or
/ the plaque.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Princess Aloha. lovely lass from
n South Sea Islands. heads the
" al the National Thester tins
week. She gives an added appeal
10 the commissioning routine.
Comedian Frank y. Silk comes
In with his own travelling SHOW,
with siraichtman Bert Saunders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
CLUB MARIO

Fernando and Fair offer their
marionette act Com Q dy on
Strings az one Of the top fea-
lures out AT the Mario The
team stars its favorite characters.
Stinky and Playboy in a,minia-
ture production entitled Sketches
from Life
DR.. Rolf PaSsar delveS into the
innermoSt receSSes Of your mind
10 divulge hidden facts. past and
present. in a strictly convincing
mind-reading demonstration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
War Production News
7 Michigan
Workers Cited
For War Ideas

Seven workers in Michigan war
plants were cited this week by war
production drive headquarters in
Washington in recognition of
ideas they suggested 10 improve
war production.
Topping the list of seven pro-
duction soldiers" is William +.
Grambau. employed at the Yellow
Truck and Coach Manufacturing
Co, Pontiac. Grambau received a
certificate of individual produc-
ton merit for his production idea
one of the highest awards made
by war production drive officials.
Others honored in Michigan, all
Of them winners of letters of hon.
orable mention, were: Phiney
Lindberg, Fred Sims and Carl
LePera of the Essex Wire Corp.
Detroit: w. r. Fox. f. I. du Pont
dc NemourS e. Co, Wyandotte, and
Hollis Risinger and Guy II. Jan
ness, Yellow Truck and Coach
Manufacturing Co, Pontiac.
The Michigan ideas that rated
citations this week are detailed
herewith:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
sAKs SHOW BAR

The Richards Adair Dancers
that versatile group Of one man
and five gals continue ar Saks
this week Unusual talent and
stunning costumes make this an
outstanding act T h cir finale
Clyde Beatty Fantasy" is tops in
performance and showmanship.
Jeanne Moore. petite blon &
singer, has Joined the show, and
gets rousing welcome for her
rendition OF Kiss in the Dark -
Johnny Morrison'S easy comedy
and far-from easy pyTotechnics on
the Xylophone. keep him coming
back for repeated encorcs.
Jackie billiard is still another
bright light. what with his smooth
tenor voice that does things 10
the current ballards,
Ray Styles is master 81 core
monies. and Charles Dublin handles
the music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
PALM REACH

There's a lively atmosphere A.
the Palm Beach this week jim
Valdare leads Off with his antics
on the unicycle and Leon and
Diane whirl around in a routine
OF ballroom dances whose effec-
tiveness is highligrted by the
dainty stature OF this engaging
couple.
Beth Balas does a series of
character dances that alternate
from suave capitalization 10 slap
stick. Her rapid change of pace
hold the attention Of the beholders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL
PRODUCTION MERIT

WILLIAM F. GRAMBAU-Em-
ployed at Yellow Truck in Pontiac.
where the United Auto Workers
(CIO) have set up a labor-man-
agement committee with the COM
pany, Grambau suggested combi-
nation Of two machine operations
on lever assembly. Formerly the
shaft and lever were handled as
separate units and holes IN each
were drilled Individually. The
parts were then assembled and a
pin dropped into place, providing,
Of course, that the holes in the
separate pieces were properly
aligned. Now the shaft and lever
handle are machined as one piece,
and the shaft is inserted in its
proper hole in the lever handle
before the drilling operation. This
eliminates one setup operation and
assures perfect FIT for the pin,
besides saving 1000 man hours
and 1000 machine hours every 60
daNS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
FIESTA BAR

Allan Kane. the New York vio-
lin favorite. known as the dance
bands Fritz Kreisler, and his or
chestra. are playing for dancers
in the Continental Room and
Fiesta Bar OF the Savarine Hotel
very evening except Monday.
Allan'S reputation as witty
entertainer fits him well for the
master OF ceremonies job in the
impromtu floor show
LORE Raine. the lovely who re-
fused a Metropolitan Opera career
70 continue with her swing-sing-
ing. is the leading floor show at
traction. and doubles for the band
numbers during the dancing ses-
SiOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
REells'l |, |! r.


When Csndler.Hill's engineers
and teohnicianS were asked 10
manufacture an aircraft fuel
pump to extremely close linn.
us, no time was lost in getting
into production. For Gambler.
Hill men and women are pre-.
oisioneers - equipped with
the necessary skill and tools
for literally any kind Of pre-
oision manufacture.
Today it is the Titan fuel
pump, used by fighting air.
craft in every thester OF the
war. Tomorrow, in addition
to our present products, the
Csndler.Hill Corporation will
be manufacturing precision
parts and preoision.built sc-
oeSSories for industry, as we'll
as precision products for bet
ter living in the world ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
CLUB THREE 666

Bette TayIor's new sepia nov
city. "Blackout." is proving a
hit in its second week At the
Three 666. Bette employs myS-
FERROUS radium treatment in all Of
her ensemble numbers, which fea-
ture the TayloretteS.
Star Of the revue IS Clarence
Ellis, who offers a military cleo
trio novelty. Red. white and blue
lights fash from his shoulders,
ankles. wrists and head while he
dances on a small circular table.
They tell us that current actually
passes through his body
Rapps and Taps are the sophis-
ticated dance team, with Bobble
CASTOR still giving out plenty Of
tears in her torch renditions.
Charles Mcbride is the pleasing
baritone. and Tena Dixon is as
much hit in her nineteenth week
at the club. as she was when she
began the engagement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
TrOubadOur
Wins Club
Audiences

You can always depend on Peter
Higgins, the Irish troubadour, 70
sing his way into the hearts Of his
audiences. That is the reason he
is being held over this week at
the Club Casanova. To add to his
popularity, the boy is doing an all
request program for the custom
ers. and 10 to one, he'll know your
faVorite.
Supporting cast includes Tony
and EStelle, the smart Latin
American dancers. who recently
appeared with Xavier Cugat and
his orchestra. Around for the in
Productions is frankie Farr, while
Johnny Jesick proves that variety
! is the spice OF life with his novelty
tumbling and h an d balancing
turns.
Also there. 10 melt away the
blue. are the Wee AmeS DanSador-
ables, now in their fourth week
Eddie Camden and his orchestra
are the music makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Hudson Workers
Donate Blood

In response to the Red Cross
plea for more and more blood
plasma, SO members of depart
mentS 303 and 304 of the Hudson
Naval Arsenal went to the Red
Cross Donors Center, AIS West
Fort street recently to contribute
their pint Of blood. For some
members Of the group it was the
second or third time they had
donated.
4 Following are the names OF
/ those who gave their blood 10 save
the life of some fighting man:
Victor Briggs Thomas Rohrer
/ G Baumann William Revnell
y. Pima Cook r. SczncSka
Joseph Cooper Charles Ring
Joseph Fuch s. Steightiff
John German Randolph Sluder
Robert Gardner Louis Schmidt
Winner johnson J. Vinskwnas
Kate Kruchkow Jennie Wigston
II. Autonia Lode r. r. Weiner
Lloyd LOWE J, Wiberchesky
Alice Lucas Frank Johnson
Sidney Miller Sam Schneider
c. Inorganic Albert Fink
NJ. Moriarty G.. Slovenian
+ w. Nowach Joe Saponaro
Stephen Pogarch 10y Scharnen
A. Primonzon George Tierney
James Pirtle Mabel Morris
Henry Rohnkohl
Dial Cherry 1900 10 arrange
for The Detroit Times 10 be
mailed TO your man In the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Dial Cherry $500 10 arrange
for The Detroit Times 10 be
mailed 60 your man In the
service.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Urges National Fund For
Unemployment Insurance

New York City.-A national system
of unemployment insurance, in which
the funds of the 4S states and the ter
ritOries would be pooled, was proposed
by Arthur J. Altmeyer, chairman of
the Social Security Board in an adj
dress before Child Care Conference
sponsored by the New York City Wei
fare council at the Hotel Roosevelt.
He also urged the extension of old
age insurance to cover agricultural
labor, domestic service, public employ
ment and self employment.
A national system of unemployment
Insurance would wipe out differences
in the protection now afforded under
separate state laws and the unfair
competitive disadvantages placed on
employers in states which try to deal
adequately with risks of unemploy-
ment, Mr.. Altmeyer declared.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
THE HEARTS
DESIRE
ID IDVvruu NAVE ND
by RUTH TAYLOR

"FraedOm is the right to seek for
ones hearts desire-and to let the
other man hunt for his"
Many of you have been privileged
to hear Victor Olander give this tren-
chant definition of freedom. 1t is one
of those sentences that stay with you,
for. after all, doesn't it express the
ideals and dreams of all of us? We
are all seekers after our hearts de-
sire, that vision that is our guiding
star, leading us on through discour-
agemcnt. heartache and despair to-
ward shining goal at the rainbOw's S
end.
"The right to seek" = freedom to
move about, to he no mans slave and
no mans master, but free to search
for those things which we want. Il
home economic security a job in which
we can serve Others because we wish
to serve That is right forever laid
down to us in the Constitution. That is
a right we will never abrogate, though
we may voluntarily lay it aside In
times of common danger.
Our hearts deSire"-the goal of
happineSS which is common to all of
us-no matter how we may express it.
Our'heart's desire is for the better
ment of ourselves and of those we
hold dear 1t may be sacrifice that is
our hearts desire, the priests who
went to minister unto the lepers were
50 motivated: it may be the building
the conquering of the wilde LESS was
the fruit of this wish; it may be
greater benefits for our children-Our
free schools, our great universities,
our high spirited teachers are the full
fllmen of that dream. Our hearts de-
sire is not the sane for any of us
but it is ours, created out of our needs,
our hope and our faith--not by the
will of another man.
'To let the other man hunt for his
We cannot keep freedom tO~Ourselves.
Freedom is never IL lonely thing, a
right of one man for himself alone.
Special privilege is license not liberty.
Freedom by its very nature is uni
verSal. We must never forget that the
master is slave as well as the man ;
the jailer as we'll as the captive. Our
homes are safe as we respect our
neighbours home. Our children grow in
strength and learn.wisdOm as we make
these opportunities Tree to all children.
4
our neighbor the same privilege. No
church, regardless of denomination, is
safer than its neighbOring cathedral
church, or synagogue. Freedom is
based on the selfrespect of man, and
on his corresponding respect for his
ncighbOr as Il man.
"FrcedOm is the right to seek for
ones hearts deSirei-and to let the
other man hunt for his"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
AUSTIN WADSW0RTH BILL ENSLAvES LABOR, GREEN CHARGES
! ABSENTEEISM CAUSES
! ARE FOUND BEYOND
/ WORKERS CONTROL

Pittsburgh QLNS) = Growing alb
SenfeeiSm in war production plants
was attributed to circumstances be-
yond control of the workers, such as
accidents and illness, inadequate hous.
ing and transportation, in study
made public here by the Congress OF
Industrial Organizations.
Announcing that the CIO has begun
a drive for the reduction of absentee.
ism, the union organ declared that
theis alone was not enough to solve the
problem"
Involuntary absenteeism," the sur
vey stated, "can be reduced by provid-
ing better housing, improved trans.
portation, day care for children, health
and safety programs, properly planned
production scredules and shopping
facilities for women workers."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Union Donates Movies
For War Effort

Hollywood. - MOvie-gOers all over
the country will have an opportunity
to witness one of labOr's many con-
lributions to the war effOrt--a more
intelligent defense of the home front.
Hollywood cartoOniSts, members of
Screen CartooniSts Guild Local S52,
AFL, have just turned over to the
Office of War Information a 6-minute
animated cartoon on Point RatiOning
of Food" The film was directed by
union members on their own time and
is now being shown in movie houses,
with Il credit line to Local $50.
tartooniSts volunteered tn make the
film when they learned that the OPA
had no funds to make Il graphic eX-
planation of point ratiOning. So sue
ceSSiul Is the film that six stills We're
reproduced in the Sunday Magazine
section of the New York Times of
Feb. 2S.
The film, il Ii nm. sound, can be
obtained from regular distributors of
Office of War Information films ana
from regional Offices of the Office of
Price Administration.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Increase In Cost
(COniinnpd From Pa9e Onr)

(Coniinurd From Page Onr)
WorthingtOn, delegates to Trades and
Labor Council.
We see where Dorothy Thompson
noted newspaper columniSt has de-
nounced the lnti-unon campaign of
Capt Rickenbacker. Much has been
made of his exploits in the press of
the country.
We do not wish to detract for Il
moment from his great services to our
country or minimize his terrible Snf-
fering i'm those weeks that he spent
with his companions on Il raft in the
Pacific ocean, but his anti-labor atti-
tude and crusade against our legiti-
mate labor unions will turn hero wOr-
ship to resentment.
We can we'll do without the Peglers
and RickenbackerS whose cOndemna-
tion of labor unions SOW the seeds of
discOrd, disruption and hatred. Instead
of blaming the unions they would per
form Il real service if they would
expose the real cause of much of the
abScnteeiSm i'm our war industries Sucn
as unsanitary working conditions
poor housing facilities and inadequate
transportation facilities, with little OF
no effort being put forth to remedy the
situaiion.-O.C. 9.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25

Ask for Union Labeled merchandise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
True Aims OF Labor Set Forth
Elimination Of

Continued From Page Eivr)
know we Will have To change processes
in the slip house all around.
InaSlmuch as the ma jor purpose of
This first meeting is educational for
all of us, we can postpone specific
figures until the dust count survey l.;
completed and plans completed for
ventiaiing systems.
What Are We Going To DO About IL?
The management is going to con
tinuc its program of plant improve
menl.
THE dust count study will be com
pleted for all parts of the plant ...
3-We want YOU union representa-
tivcS to continue the campaign for
good housekeeping, personal cleanl-
ness in clothing and operations, and to
impress each workman with their ind-
vldtal responsibility
IA complet" ventilation plan will
be prepared and actual installations
started
5-Thc engineering and medical ad-
visorS for the plant will work to
gcther.
G-lieSular periodic dust counts vii!
ID" made by your own stan to assure
YOU all that once controlled, the dust
will continue to be controlled and the
dust control systems will be operated
properly.
Irregular periodic meetings will
be held with this committee wherein
both status and progress will be fully
reported.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-03-25
Not Who's S Right
But Whdt's S Right
Pledged By Aircrdtt Union.
Asking WLB Stand In
Wage Case

Burbank, Calf. ULNS).-One fac
generally known to the public is the
resolution adopted by the Aeronautical
Lodge 727, International Association pi
MachiniStS, at the Lockheed-Nega air
craft plants here and sent to the war
Labor Board. The circumstances in
which the unions action WAS taken
make it all the more significant.
a 24-hour mass meeting of the men
had been called and all the workers
followed strict union orders to attend
only outside their work hours. Despite
their resentment over stories circu-
lated throughout the area that tn"
meeting would involve Il stoppage of
work, the aircraft workers rose above
controversy and set Il standard of CON
StructiVe action.
About Effort Pledged
The outcome of the meeting was Il
single resolutions. unanimously adopted
by the 5000 workers present, in which
the uniOniSts pledged themselves to a
policy of mot who's right, but what's
right" and recommended this policy
to the War Labor Board. The resolu-
ton, proposed by shop stewards who
attended the National Moral Re-Arma-
ment Training Center in Michigan last
summer, said i'm part:
"WhereaS, Civilian worker morale
must be maintained and raised by
prompt action to relieve SubStandard
living conditions and by the assurance
of an equality of sacrifice by both
labor and management,
Whereas, We are determined to ap-
ply the formula of Doing what's right
rather than arguing aS to who's
right" therefore be it
Resolved, That the War Labor
Board in its consideration of the West
Coast airplane industry case be guild
ed by the before mentioned principles
and act without delay"
True Aims Of Labor Sci Forth
Coming from the largest local union
affected by the wage controversy this
resolution outlines principles which II
generally applied would speed the war
program on II basis of equal sacrifice
and all-round responsibility, union exc
CutiveS said. Under the leadership of
President Dale Reed, Lodge TITS pro-
grom Of industrial teamwork has kept
the planes moving unintcrrupedly OF
production lines This resolution shows
the true aims of labor i'm democracy :
all-Out war effort, it was said.