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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
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Var Stressed By
Labor Leader

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sufne q IL hard easrsa esing ard
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make further sacftfasx bas lshsn
6ots not believe Il nscsssafv 10
Ncpt the labor poilciss oi Hitler
hassoilni oF Togo Ia order 10
wln ; war foF freedom
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ced laborerH from = stand erect
80 IN the TAB shop because II ia
sermlttent rslnk Mr. Davis
shsSeed thsi any worker " en-
payer who wlifully brings about
aksSentlon 81 alseafo anl0n9 sne
WORKERS of between tie workers
arc employer Is committing an
sgt nothing short 81 treason sna
sabotage q the worst kind
Pointing oas that there : no
Tine for personal erudge
Nhile 8 war IS being foaehl Mr.
DAVIS however, urged laba4ess
e remember that there are 3 lot
81 little Hitlers n Ameriea who
would destroy organized labor
and there are demaRoguez Who
would have you believe they Aove
sbor But oFganized labor
sware Of their love is like the
1--we II 8 butcher iof ) hero uf
cattle
Reviewing fne raised standards
Of living made possible Tor Is.
eoreFs through American Fedora
flun Of labor activities he psant.
ed cut I hat tnis organization mas
not only protected the worker
IRON unfair discriminatory leg
islstion Bat 81 the same time hss
secured many laws e. promote
his welfare and the welfare Ct his
family Striking al the passage
OF the Smith Connaiiy Act Alr
Davis pointed out that IL Mas
passed in spite Of labor and was
unnecessary since the 4 r Of L
gave the president and the peo-
pie Of the United States q pledge
that there would be no strikes
for the duration IF the war
Bond Buying Stressed
But in the passage II fhls bill
even defeat taught valuable les
Ions. ne said for the passage o.
this btu made II possible for the
peoples representatives in Con
sress 70 stand up and BE- count
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man . net know Who their
friends are The right of fran
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not made full use Of bat rernegn
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the polls Unless working re
and women go 70 the polls next
election and elect their friends
the battles n0w being fought
zcross she seas md the efforts
Il organized labor Vili have been
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
We Have ReOpened Our
DINING ROOM
On Mezzanine Floor

Under New Management
e
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Roosevelt Given
Peace Head OK

WASHINGTON, Sept IL (INS)
Diplomatic circles in Washing
ton today generally welcomed
Vice President Wallace's sugges-
tion that President Roosevelt be
made chairman of the permanent
peace commission after the war.
In congressional quarters, how
ever, there were unqualified senti-
ments over Wallaee's proposal.
Some congressman expressed the
belief that Wallace was seeking a
more secure position in adminiS-
tratiVe councils, while others
thought the suggestion was inop-
pOrtune.
Among diplomatic representa-
tiveS OF various United Nations
there was the general belief ex-
pressed privately-that President
Roosevelt would be an ideal
choice for the post
Those supporting the candidacy
of MIR. Roosevelt based their plea
on the unasSailable position of the
United States i'm world affairs. II
is pointed out in his behalf that
this nation has the confidence Of
the worlds peoples, its postwar
settlements are unSelhSh. il has
no territorial designs on con-
quered lands.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
j. 5. Tax Offices
Go on Late Shift

Collector OF Internal Revenue
Giles Kavanagh announced Sat
-urtiay ttdt- Detroit income fax
collection offices would be open
extra hours Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday 10 accommodate the
thousands of persons who have
not flied their Sept. Is returns.
Monday and Tuesday, kava-
nagh said, Offices VIII be open
until 9 p. m, and Wednesday. the
deadlinc, they viii be open until
midnight
I'm addition 20 the main office
in the Federal Building, returns
are being accepted at 1910 Mason
Dearborn; l4lA0 Harper and 1927
Hamilton. Highland Park
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

regular production work and observed al first
hand, the production methods then in use Our
long background in building automobiles and
trucks, plus the experience these men gained work
ing with an aircraft manufacturer enabled us
quickly TO get under way with the necessary tools
and equipment to turn out bodies for bombers
by quantity production methods
To help acquaint in advance with the many
kinds OF material and operations involved. the
Army Air Corps sent us bomber section.
Our engineers and master mechanics made nten-
sive analyses of aircraft blueprints covering more
than fourteen thousand structural parts.
The materials 10 be used included aluminium,
steel, brass, bronze, plastcs, Plywood and fabrics
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Pacific Hero

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUI-
NEA. Sept II GNS) First 1t.
Arthur c. Ely Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
formerly a staff member of the
New York Journal-American. was
the first amphibian engineers Of
ficer to be killed in actionJn the
southwest Pacific. one of the
small gallant band of engineers
who became infantrymen for three
days and nights after the Ameri-
can landing at Nassau Bay, Ely
was killed leading his men against
a Japanese machine gun nest.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Only 90 Applicants
For State Bar Tests

LANSING, Sept ll-Only 60
applicants Will take the state bar
examination here Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Byron l.. Bal
hard, chairman of the State Board
of Law Examiners. said today.
The examinations, which uSu-
ally attract from 250 to 300
Would-be attorneys. Will be con-
Quoted in House of Representa-
tives chamber at the Capitol.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Good Gifts
Army and Navy Gives
Suggested List

The army and navy lists
the following gifts as most
popular with SerylCcmen.
Shaving equipment. bill
folds, pocket-SiZe books, Gig
arct lighters, soap. small
folding picture frames, small
games, packet flashlights,
playing cards gloves socks.
sun glasses, handkerchlefS,
bedroom slippers, watches.
pocket knives, foot powder.
hard Candy packed In I'm
and Identification bracelets.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
598. 600 Employed
In Production Here

Wayne -CoAn y production
plants added 5000 workers to
their pay rolls during August,
bringing The total OF hourly paid
workers TO 598O00 as Of Sept. /,
the board of commerce announced
Saturday
There is no indication that war
time employment mas reached IT'S
peak, the announcement said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Telephone Veteran
Marks Anniversary

Ben r. Marsh, assistant vice
president OF the Michigan Bell
Telephone co. and chairman of
The executive committee of the
Detroit Industrial Safety Council,
Saturday observed his 35th ami.
YerSary with the company His
eldest son Ensign Ben Marsh Jr..
died in the japanese sneak at
tack on Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
OPA Attorney Resigns

GRAND RAPIDS, Sept IL
-uPA-e4Aeials Saturday announced
the resignation of Donald G. Slaw-
son, chief OPA attorney for the
Grand Rapids district. SlawSon
viii return 20 private law practice.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Kelly Joins Study
Of Delinquency Evils

LANSING, Sept II Gov. Kelly
VIII meet Monday with repreSon-
tatlVeS OF law enforcement social
and school agencies 10 study the
juvenile delinquency problem,
AT the meeting. Charles r.
Ramsay director of the Michigan
Childrcn'S Institute, viii present
q report Of a delinquency study
maze from Quc>tionnaireS sent
various agencies 10y the governor
last June.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Detroifer Heads K. of P.

BAY CITY, Sept. 1.-The an
nual convention of the Michigan
Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias concluded Saturday with
the elevation 10 grand chancellor
of Samuel Raskin of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Jap Pilots Wary

SOMEWHERE IL NEW Gtl-
MA sept II lINS'a With Japa-
ue>e pilots becoming increasingly
wary o. American fighter planes.
iItr 1s becoming dutt for -tr-Cf1Cau
IierS stationed $40 TINS advance
base MANY fy almost daGN for
weeks without. Cncomierne Jap
planes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saleSman
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
ROSCOE B. HUSTON

ROSCOE B. HUSTON
Postmaster Huston. chair
man Of the Christmas Ship
Committee, who reminds De-
trolters Of mailing dates for
Christmas gifts to service
meH-oVeFseas for the army.
Sept. Is 10 Oct. IS; Tor the
navy Sept. IS TO Nov. /.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
WAR PRODUCTS OF eEsyslrs eosposAr,oH

ronks Toni Engines . AnH.Ais-
croft cVnt Bomber Fussloss Sec
t'ons Bomber Wings Airsroit
Fnsinss Wide voris'y 81 Arpv-
milton An'i-Tonk Vehicles . Com
pond Rseoaneia,snss Corr Con-
,onmsni Fvrnoess Troop Motor
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
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termined which parts we could subcontract 20
other companies. As the work progressed, orders
for parts and materials were given TO 2,2SS sub
contractors in 800 towns, in % states
Aluminium forgngs would be needed ih large
numbers by us and other manufacturers participat-
ing in the expanded aircraft production program.
Therefore, we were given the job OF building an
aluminium forge plant take OF these require
ments We also prepared at our foundry TO produce
aluminium castings required for plane manufacture.
Thousands OF men and women had to be trained
for this new type OF work We opened schools for
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Tune in @oio, sows, every TbOudoy cas-. SEA.LW.L
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

of tubes--to say nothing of all the control mecha-
niSms-muSt operate faultleSSy.
In the production of bodies for bombers a
new field 10 Chrysler Corporation-again IS dem
onstrated how experience in peacetime and
truck production now is being applied 10 the pro-
ducton OF war equipment in quantity .. and
time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
NOTHING INFLAMMABLE

No periShable goods. intoxtcantS,
inflamnahic materials. such as
matches OF lighter fluids. arc per-
mItted
RaZorS and knives must have
their points protected
Nr0Urr TTIUo d0U adGTCSS may
Do placed on tho outS1dr uf the
package
ChU>tWaS Suckers, excepting
-tf1u~r-r7'Srrrt1t1rr postage stamps.
max Ia placed -nR-1Ae- outside
lG-r- g4y.-24--
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
3 POUNDS LIMIT

Your package must moi weigh
more than five pounds D. must
NOT be more than 10 inches M
Icngth or SO inches I'm length and
glrfh combined
Gifts should bc marked Christ
mas parcel
'tt-trt- r1-rrt must bo Well packed
IN q C0ntaiDcr OF wood. metal.
GhGL h4aId- AZ similar mate
rial wrapped ln strong paper and
tJcd WITH tWlnC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

rruntpors AmbVIeness hons Toeiors Weapon Carrier,
Morns ond Indvi'riol Engines cYro-copgtsst Roid
Sirens and Fire Fighting EqVpmsni Powdered Ms,o Porl Now
Pon'eont HurbO' logs Field Kitchens Bomb Resi bomb
Shosklsi Tent Hso'st Rsfrissrooa conPrsor, A,sroff
landing osan oud oths mPoroni wos EqVipmsnL
II ,hs podgeion 81 i sqpmsai ehsr Corpooofioa
oHss BY $500 10 ps6 towns - ~ ss...
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

the training of workers. Women were employed IN
large numbers and carefully taught drilling, rvet-
ing, machining and assembling of aircraft parts.
Automobile sheet metal workers, body builders
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

and trimmers were shown
how TO apply their skill and
experience 10 the produc-
tion of bomber parts.
The big nose OF the
bomber. which houses the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

L/N OCTOBER IS, lo4o-
more than a year before
Pearl Harbor-U. S. Army
Air Corps officials notified
us of the urgent need for
vastly increased aircraft production program ane
invited us 10 participate.
Already we were making Army trucks in erea
number, completing huge tank arsenal, building
held ranges and tent heaters, and making our frs
studies OF anti-airCraft gun manufacture
fere-wss another urgent job that had to be
tackled at once.
Without waiting 10 learn what aircraft joh
would be assigned TO us, provided 100000 So
IT, of additional plant space and, from our own
personnel, began TO select engineering, metallurg
cal and manufacturing specialists for this new
work.
II Just three months after our first meeting
with Air Corps officials that We were officially
notified job was TO build the complete nose
and center fuSelage sections for medium bombers
- including installation OF their complete me
chaniCal and control systems
We Immediately sent forty of our teChncians TO
producing aircraft plant where these men did
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

i}ombardier, Pilot, Co-Pilot Navigator and Radio
Operator is often called the brain" of the ship.
Nearly all the mechanical and electrical controls
here, while the center section Immediately
behind it provides the bomb carrying space
II you could look within these sections the
work OF assembly goes on, you would a be
wildering network OF wires and tubing we'll
as the structural skeleton OF the ship Every
of these 1903 separate wires and over 1000 feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NationaI-"Prioritie of 1912, mu-
steal revue of the Shuberts: 2:3O
and $50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-''The Meanest Man in the
World possibly Jack Benny: II
am. 1:45, 43O, 7;20 and 1905 pm
Stage shows: 1855, $40, 625 anc
els pm.
Columbia - The Black Swan,
piratical feuds in the old Caribbean
l1;50 am, $50, $50, $50, 7:55 anc
9:55 pm.
Earle-"Yankee Doodle Dandy.
James Cagney as the great Conan
10:45 am, 100, AIS, and 9:1s
pm. Stage shows: l, 3:45, 6:35 ano
$50 pm.
Keith's-"They Got Me Covered.
Bob Hope on a spy hunt; ll:15 am.
100, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm
Little -- Emperor Jones'" with
Paul Robson: II m, lao, 4.25
705 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan-"Ca sablanca. ;" melo
drama in an historic town: 1l:2t
am, l:25, $50. $50, 7:35 and ga
pm.
Random Harvest" Hill
tons love idyll on the screen: 1l:O
am. Las, 42o, and $40 pm.
Pix-''Lost Horizon Ronald Col
man in Shanghai: 2:20, 80, 7:3
and 1905 pm.
Trans News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
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Horse-and.Busey
Breakdown Ordered
For Saratoga Trunk
HOLLYWOOD


Warner Bros Studio, which had
plenty of trouble getting Boeing
BITE Flying FMtress-as we'll as
a number of other planes for Air
Force"-is facing another sort Of
transportation problem.
The company is back to horse
and-buggy days in earnest for "Sar-
atoga Trunk" So many of the hay
burners will be required for the pro-
duction that Director Sam Woods
assistants are preparing a special
horse andbuggy breakdown of the
script,
The breakdown reveals that IS
vehicles, running the carriage gamut
from two-Wheeled traps to stately
coaches. victorias and landaus. with
the horses necessary to power them.
will be required oldest require
mentS to date are a blue black
trained horse to serve as Ingrid
Bergman's saddle mount, and a team
OF perfectly matched, long tailed
bays for Gary Cooper's swanky
landau. Black horses are plentiful.
so are bays. But there seems to be
a shortage of blue blacks and long
tails.
With ariStocratic New Orleans
and sporting Saratoga Springs the
locales of the Edna Ferber story.
ordinary Western rigs and family
surveys won't fill the buggy bill. A
preliminary roundup of vehicles
yielded As suitable for the carriage
trade requirements. Some gliding
OF the more plebian hacks may be
needed to provide the remainder.
Period of the story is the early 8Os
when fancy conveyances and blooded
horses literally were in their heyday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03
Mr.. Mitchell Was Stubborn
But That Was Long Ago
Cinema's Best Character PLAYER Fought
To Stay on Broadway But Lost
When His Friends All Left
By JAY CARMODY,

The movies had difficult MANY
They still
Cornell The last offer
especially those originating il "Holowwood"
Maybe Miss Cornell will the
cinema
she extremely fannsh about them:
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that that was quite an epic struggle
in it's day. 1t is especially hard to
remember now that Mitchell and
the movies have become virtually
SYNONYMOUS. 1t was far from that
at one time.
The time was when Mitchell was
one of the most artful and versatile
fellows on Broadway. a kind OF
Orson Welles without the blare, so
TO speak. He was best known as an
actor. the public always seeming to
know people better as actors than as
educators. inventors, doctors, etc,
But. inside the theater, he was also
greatly admired as writer, oil
rector, a play doctor or whatever
else you might need should you ever
find yourself with yen to become a
producer.
Mitchell was not a deep writer but
then neither is Noel Coward, who
is not even a very deep actor, vet
manages to do we'll enough. Like
Coward he has a very good sense of
what the public wanted, especially
llBllGI COIllcOS Will ltS dllS'Sl VA
over tones of sentimentality.
With his acting, his writing. his
directing and his play doctoring he
was getting along very we'll. He
liked Broadway and he liked the
theater and whenever Hollywood
preached the subject of leaving.
Mitchell would say no. it was too
many miles away The way he ad-
raired New York life. even Boston
Or Washington seemed far away,
although engagements in both were
brief enough that the absence was
bearabl
Eventually the war between them
settled down into one of attrltion.
That's when Mitchell began to lose.
One by one, Hollywood won. or wore,
away those of his closest associates
IN the theater until most of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03
The Oakies Are Unhappv
Separated Pair Still Find Things
On Which to Disagree

sale, he dashed there. found 10 wom-
en- there before him. outbid them
and came home triumphantly with
his prize.
Gene Tierney goes to Fort Riley.
kans.. to be with Pvt. Oleg Cassini
when she completes her current pic
ture, Heaven Can Wait"
Teresa Wright is probably going to
nave a baby. At any rate she has
bowed out of the lead of The North
Star" and her part goes to Anne
Baxter, which is a swell break for
the latter. and a better break for
Teresa II the stork decides to make
IL dehnlte &. Ginny Smms teie-
phones Orchestra Leader johnny
Long four times week. Long is in
New York and that's far distance
Tor a conversation which is not
about the weather. Ginny's latest
picture with Abbott and Costello
has had title change from oh
Doctor to Pardon My Ski" The
boys had good luck with Pardon
MY Sarong" and nope the pardon
will work twice.
'Released by North American Nevspaner
Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03
Miss Leslie Reminded
Of the Poor Old DAYS
HOLLYWOOD

MILL WNJD.
Joan Leslie walked on to a set at
Warner Bros. to discover a potent
reminder that she always wasn't
quite as important as she is today.
Not that Miss Leslie considers her.
self important, but consecutive lead
ing roles in Sergeant York" and
Yankee Doodle Dandy" have made
her a top flight person in Hollywood,
The set was back-stage hallway
and dressing room for a scene in
The Hard Way" in which Miss
Leslie appears with Ida Lupino,
Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson.
The reminder was an advertising
three-sheet listing the attractions
at Cleveland theater. Near the
bottom Of the billing in COMPARE
lively small type, was printed The
| Brolel Sisters.
| Just few years ago Joan Leslie
! and her two sisters were the Brodel
act, touring motion picture theaters
/ in small stage show.
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the source of Mitchells deepest af-
lection for BrOadWay--were in the
movies. The writers, the actors
the producers, all of them had gone
They had not all gone for good. but
their intention to return regularly
each year grew wan Or died alto
gether.
A gregarious, sentimental fellow
like Mitchell is bound to be affected
by that Mitchell was. He was quite
deeply affected one day when a
representative of Columbia studio
preached the matter of a contract
calling for him to join up as an
actor writer director producer
Mitchell thought it over and said
yes.
He went out to Hollywood fully
expecting to do all those things his
contract called for. He has been
there now for a decade and he has
vet to write. more than an unbv-
lined minimum, direct or produce.
There were two factors in that,
he confessed to this department in
the last chat it had with him.
One was that his bosses liked
his acting so well they decided not
to bother about investigating any
other talents he might possess. He
might have argued that point with
them save for a discovery of his
own. namely that movie acting is
varied. A part is part, not some
thing that you play for such a long
run 1t begins to look like the whole
OF a lifetime. Mitchell liked that,
as what actor wouldn't, except pos
sibly Milton Berle, who has been
playing Milton Berle all these years?
The variety of it pleased him, and
the invariable excellence of his
performances pleased his employers
and the people so enormously that
he became recognized quickly as the
best character player in the movies.
It is quite profession. Mitchell
likes it we'll enough that Broad way
would have as hard time getting
him back as Hollywood did of
getting him away
Bulletin Board: 'As Time Goes
By" the song which "Casablanca
has reminded every one was very
warming thing, is not to be had on
a recording in Washington The
demand is far beyond the supply
-. The Presidents speech last week,
plus the blackout the same night, is
credited with being the factors that
kept yankee Doodle Dandy from
breaking the Earle's house record
. Spring Song" sentimental
and satirical import from Russia
today enters its second week at the
Little.
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and influence by picture makers
throughout the United Nations. I
hope that we will be able to spur
interest in the increasing powers Of
films as an instrument of mutual
understanding among the Allies"
Selznick's nomination plan en-