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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

iour) My how your ra-
ton points do stretch !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

NJ NkE every PAYDAY "A War
w Bond day lis IA small
Investment tn insure freedom.
Buy more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Nugent Resigns as OPA
Credit Policy Director
Ry the AsSociated pres,

By the Associated Press.
Rolf Nugent, author of a plan to
get Americans to buy now for post
war delivery as means of fighting
imitation, has resigned as director OF
the Credit Policy Office of the Office
of Price Administration.
OPA said today that Mr.. Nugent
has been succeeded by Francis A..
Bonner, who has been a member of
the credit policy staff Office since
April, 1912, Mr.. Bonner is on leave
OF absence from Blair, Bonner g. Co.,
Chicago investment banking firm.
Mr.. Nugent will continue to be
associated with the credit policy
office as a part-time consultant.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
hcNutt Backs Plans
To Place Disabled
Veterans in War Jobs

Every opportunity is being given
men discharged from the armed
forces for disabilities to stay in the
war on the production front, Chair
man McNutt of the War ManpoWer
Commission said today. He said the
Veterans Employment Service has
found most veterans eager to get
Jobs in war industries.
Except in rare instances" he
ptinted out, "the veterans disability
iSnot sufficiently serious to prevent
him from enjoying a normal life.
And these veterans are an important
source of labor supply" He added
that employers were eager to obtain
these men "as morale builders"
) Hospital Service Is Helpful.
The hospital service of the Vet
eranas' Employment Division of the
United States Employment Service
has set up vocational guidance and
Job clearance stations in 300 Army
and Navy hospitals. Where neces-
sary, veterans are training in the
work they seek.
Mr. McNutt said the program is
designed Ito place the veteran in
a job that will be permanent and
one that offers him the opportunity
TO resume a normal life"
The manpoWer chief told his press
conference that a demand by the
railroads for assistance in main
tanning a sufficient force to carry
on their heavy wartime task was
under consideration by the Man.
agement-Labor Committee of the
VINO.
Referring to compulsory labor
draft bill, Mr.. McNutt said he
would have such legislation ready
''if and when it seems necessary
end the administration is ready to
press for national service"
There have been hints that the
administration was giving renewed
consideration to asking such a
measure after Congress reconvenes
In September
Its matter of being ready when
the need arises" Mr.. McNutt said,
declining to express his views fur
ther.
Sees No Drafting of Women.
Asked If there was not renewed
demand for conscripting women,
especially for the 100000 recruits
which the WAC needs, Mr.. McNutt
replied that he understood the pres
ent authorization for the WACS was
only 10000. He indicated that he
heard of no new demand for draft
ing women.
The VINO, Mr. McNutt added, has
been interested in making sure that
recruiting WACS and WAVES would
not interfere with essential work in
critical production areas. He said
however, he would like to see the
drive to recruit enough women men,
hers Of the armed forces a success
and VINO would help all it could
In response to another question:
Mr.. McNutt said there had been
Every little complaint" recently
from farmers because of VINO or
Army policies For more specific
information, he referred questioners
to Food Administrator Marvin Jones'
Cho. Mr.. McNutt pointed out, has
charge OF the farm manpower
problem.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Half Billion Bond Buying
Drive by AFL Launched
BY the Associated Press.


The American Federation of La
bor's 6,00000 members were called
on yesterday by AFL President Will
liam Green to purchase half a bill
lion dollars worth of War bonds
between now and Labor day.
Launching labor victory"
program, Mr.. Green urged central
labor unions and State federations
of labor in $50 cities to organize
special War bond drives to climax
the 1943 Labor Day observance.
Funds raised in the drive, Mr..
Green explained in statement pre-
pared for Nationwide broadcast.
will be earmarked, by arrangement
with the Treasury Department, for
the purchase of various types of
war equipment on which will be in
scribed the name of the sponsoring
union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Health
Campaign
Started

Wayus County Will have de-
par'ment 70 combat health men.
aces resulting from a two-year
population increase OF about 400
0CO persons. special health COM
mIttcp of the board OF supervisors
decided today
The committee instructed the
prosecutors office 20 draw up q
county health department ordln-
ance for presentation 20 the board
of auditors. April - The auditors
have previously urged the creation
OF such q department.
The department. tho committee
decided VIII bc stated by 10 en-
ployc-. The $4,000 a year budget
VIII be- obtained from unallocaied
county fund, 4 fNe-member board
VIII hoad Tho department and
each member VIII be paid SIS per
diem for not more than rs days
IN any enc year plus travelling eX-
pcnscS
Headquarters 81 the new de-
paTtment VIII probably he AZ
EloSc Hospital because of its CEN
tral location, the committee be-
leyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
War 10 Be Topic
Of Librarians

An institute on problems OF the
war and the postwar period Will
be held tomorrow and Saturday at
the Hotel Statler for Librarians
throughout the state
Sponsored by the American
Library Association and the Mlchl-
gan Library Association as a sub
Sliute for HE annual national
meeting. the institute VIII con-
slider Economic Aspects Of POST
war Domestic Problems in the
initial session al s p. m. tomorrow.
Social and Political Aspects of
Postwar Domestic Problems Will
be the subject a. the Saturday
orning session Following a
luncheon ~ - 80 p. m Mrs.
Quincy Wright president of the
Woodrow Wilson Founda ton. will
discuss the relationship Of domcS-
tic TO international problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
OratOricaI
Winners
Rewarded

/ As Greater Detroit's district
and grand champions in the Times
Jefferson Memorial Oratorical
Contest today were being mailed
the $1,000 in war savings bonds
they won from this newspaper
the Eastern. Midwest and Western
zone finalists converged on New
York for the national college and
high school championships.
The college finalists are James
Rathbun, Northwestern Univer-
sity; Peter F. Regain Fordham
University and Robert Stotler,
Stanford University.
The high school finaliSts are
Marjorie Hoyne of Mary Louis
Academy, Jamaica, L. l.. the only
girl 10 reach the national cham
pionship selection. John Monroe
Jr., Marquette University High
School. Milwaukee. and Alec Ross,
Washington High School, San
Francisco.
The national event will be
staged in the CHS Playhouse in
New York and the two victorS,
one representing high schools and
one colleges. VIII 20 on 10 Wash
ington for the dedication of the
new jefferson Memorial April 13,
2OOth anniversary Of Jefferson S
birth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
OPA Answers Food Stamp Questions
bowling Studies
Liquor Setup in
Hunt for Graft

Prosecutor Bowling planned IA
his conference with three
state liquor commission distribu-
ton officers today in an effort 10
learn exactly how liquor is dis
tributed.
"From previous investigation,
IL appears TO me that the dis
tribution system Is crammed
with avenues of favoritism by
employees to licensees, he said.
COMPLETE PICTURE
al want 10 get n complete pic
ture before j go on with the
main investigation of the liquor
shortages"
The three with whom he has
been comforting are Max Ice, state
distribution officer Wallace Stan
ley, field distribution officer, and
Joseph Oberlieson, Detroit distrl-
button manager.
Bowling also planned 70 ques-
ton Lee on the assertion made by
Frank Pierce. ousted manager OF
State Store 80 that Lee had tele-
phoned him orders on distribution
contrary to commission regula-
lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
May Save A, B
For Big Roast
AT Month End

Following are answers 10 ques.
tons asked by consumers who are
now using three different types Of
ration stamps to buy their family
food supply:
Q-May I save some of my A
and b stamps till the end of the
month when c and d stamps are
valid so that l can buy a larger
roast than is possible with only
two sets of stamps?
Ayes. None Of your A, Il.
c or ID stamps expire until the
end of the month, and you may
use them in any way YOU wish
after they become valid until
they all expire at the end Of
April.
Q-May I pay my milkmaa
ration points for butter he has
delivered when I pay my bill at
the end of the month?
A-NO. You must give him the
stamps either when YOU order
the butter or when he delivers
1t.
POINT BARGAINS
Q-How can I tell whether my
butcher is legitimately lowering
the point value of cut of meat?
Ale must post the reduced
point value clearly where all his
customers can see Ii and indicate
that he has lowered the point
value to prevent the spoilage OF
meat. He must also post the
ceiling and the lowered money
prices.
Q-Now that fats are ratiened,
may l continue to take my
salvaged kitchen fat to the
butcher?
Ayes. you may turn In your
Salvaged fat. just as you did be-
fore ratiOning began.
Q-Does the butcher collect
ration stamps when he sells the
Salvaged kitchen fat give him?
A-NO, he sells the saIvaged
fat to renderer who makes IL
into products which are not
rationed.
MAY GET BOOKS
Q-Are servicemen who eat part
of their meals at the post and part
at home eligible for Book 2?
Ayes. Servicemen are en-
titled to Ration Book 2 IL they
eat 10 or more meals per week
away from the army post.
GLOW can l get Ration Book
l If have never had one?
Apply TO your local ration
board on OPA forms R-3OI and
R-S15. You will be asked for
detailed and complete informa-
ton concerning your reasons for
not having acquired book
sooner. Be prepared to verify all
your addresses since May, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
American AmbuIantes
Given 10 Australians

SYDNEY. Australia. April s
1NS) Brig. Gen. Thomas Rilea.
on behalf of Gen Macarthur. today
presented two ambulances TO the
Australian army.
The ambulanCcs were gifts 10
Macarthur from the Young Amer
lea Victory Club Funds for the
vehicles were raised by the young
sterS subscriptions Of pennies,
nlCkclS and dimes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Women Lifequards Okayed

EVANSTON, H.. April s tINSb
Because Of the manpower short
age in the north shore suburbs,
village fathers. in a ioint meeting,
sanctioned women lifeguards for
the Lake Michigan beaches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
REPORTS CHECKED

simultaneously, Bowling is also
checking reports that Sam Block,
one-tlme star witness in graft
conspiracy cases, received l35
cases at his bar from September
TO December
Assistant Prosec utor Glenn
Hague is investigating a report
that the liquor commission re-
turned ! 400 cases of Scotch whisky
10 manufacturers last December,
despite The acute SHORTAGE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
S1B,OOO Asked
For Train Death


A Sl25,00 damage suit against
the Grand Trunk Western Railroad
was filed today in federal court by
Mrs. Florence Spencer, 100 w.
Dakota. whose 47-year-old hus-
band, Eric. was crushed to death
beneath one of the RAILWAYS
freight trains month ago.
Louis j. Colombo, attorney for
the plaintiff. demanded a Jury
trial.
Spencer, Grand Trunk brake
man for 25 years. was killed
March II at the Milwaukee avenue
junction when four livestock-laden
freight cars rolled over him as he
was beneath one attempting to
repair a brake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Black Market Dominoes7

NEW YORK. April S CUP)-Be-
cause they had little or no meat TO
sell, Is butchers went INTO the
basement Of a market 10 shoot
Dice Arrested fr diSorderly con-
duct they pleaded guilty but en-
phaSized II couldn't have happened
before meat ratiOninC Magistrate
Cullen dismissed them with Sus-
pended sentences
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Roosevelt, Churchill 2 2 7

PHILADELPHIA, April s CUP)
Roosevelt and Churchill will he
greeted AT the Philadelphia Zoo
today by Curator Roger Conant.
They are black cub bears found
wandering along a railroad track
in Bradford county The state
game CommlSsion said both have
perfect N-for-vlctory white mark
IngS on their breasts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

who bears strong resemblance
to Vice President Wallace.
II hid the pipes in my life
Jacket" he related today, but,
when looked for the jacket, it
was gone"
WEIGH said his ship was nearing
the African coast when a torpedo
crashed the hull and sent the
crew into the water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

is peanuts 10
an arnored
division.
Larry Kort-
kanp drove 1t
downtown as
part of the
display in
honor of the
visit by Mai
Gen. Levin IL
Campbell Jr.l-
head of army
ordnance. but
il is only re-
Gently I h d I
this tank, an
Ms Light. has
been shown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
School Officers Trial Reset

Three officers of the United Air.
craft Training School, charged
wltha running an unlicensed en-
ployment agency, must wait until
April % for examination because
Assistant Prosecutor John w.
Gilmore IS busy on other cases
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

II was just a little tank, as
tanks 60.
1t could have knocked street
car off its trucks easily, but II
weighed only ID tons, and that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

want to- Then he turned Bess. and one Of these
days, BeS you'll hnd guy you like. That's the only ob
you ought to be thinking about"
He bossy his sister Bess was almost proud of him.
because before had she seen him so concerned abou
anything.
And don't forget it, Homer said to his sister and the
neighbor girl. Now" he said, play another song
When the song was over, Homer got onto has bicycle
and began riding toward the telegraph Office.
(Continved tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Photo by Times stan Photographer

Photo by Tiresst Pho,oEra phe
CHARLES HENRY WALLACE WEIGH AND NEW PIPES
-. but they're we'll broken in -.
Loss Of eight well broken in pipes overshadowed the
torpedongs accompanying the North African landing for
Charles WEIGH Rochester Royal Oak coasguardman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

good Job. You two don't need to 60 looking for Job
"les, we do, Homer BesS said. Sure do"
Never mlnd finding Job Homer insisted. He was
almost angry ANY work that has be done around
men, that's ALI Just play the piano and sing and look pretty
for fellow when he comes home. That's all you
need TO do He stopped moment and when he spoke
again he spoke gently, turning to Mary. when Marcus
comes home" he said, you rtle house of
your own and start bringing up family, the way you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

IT Ulysses got lost, Ma" Homer Macauey explained
~ briefly as he got off his bicycle in the Macauley
back yard e" can't stay, but I'll 60 in and say hello
Bess and Mary"
Homer into the house and stood in the dark din
ing room listening his sister and the girl his brother
Marcus loved. When the song was over he moved into
the parlor The two girls turned Hello Homer, Mary
Arena said and then very swiftly with great happiness,
q got letter from Marcus. He's Just fine. They're going
away soon but they don't know where He says not TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
DRY CLOTHES, MEAL

another transport soon picked
us up, gave It's dry clothes and
a good dinner and we all went
below for some sleep" he said.
after sleeping nine hours
and eating a good breakfast. 1
was on my way 10 the executive
officers office when p. BAN.
a torpedo got us again"
Once again WEIGH went over
board and was later picked up by
landing boats. Before he reached
shore, however, his boat was
pepper.ed by maehine-gunning
planes and bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
EXCITEMENT on LAND

There was plenty excitement on
land, too, Continually strafed by
German planes. Welch described
how American soldiers. Conccn-
trating their rifle fire, downed a
NaZi flier.
Hundreds OF us fired and the
plane blew up into a thousand
pieces" he said. Don't ever let
any one tell YOU plane can't
he shot down ny rifle fire
II there are enough men firing"
WEIGH. a coaStCuardman since
January 1871, returned here II
marry his schoolgirl sweetheart
Marion Werner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Most motorists give a tank a
very wide berth, which Is wise,
and Kortkamp said he never
heard Of a tank brushing fend-
ers with car, although quite
a few tanks have been driven
around town.
"One driver cut n corner too
close, oRce," he said. and
knocked over n telephone pole,
and another left his in gear in
side a shop and II went through
the wall. hut those are the only
accidents / know of"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-30
House Schedules Hearing
On Riuers And Ports Bill

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. -(P)-
Chairman Mansfield D-Tex) an
nounced today the House Rivers
and Harbors committee will begin
hearings within two weeks on a
new rivers and harbors authorize
ton bill.
He made public a letter from
President Roosevelt to Majority
Leader Mccormack D-Mass) sug.
costing approval of a bill to au.
thorize such improvements as part
of plan to set up a postwar
public works backlog which would
provide jobs during the transition
to peacetime economy.
Mansfield made no estimate Of
probable costs involved.
| Authorizations made by Con.
gress can be carried out by the
Army engineers whenever appro
priations are made.
Committee members said the
new measure would not include
controversial items such as the St
Lawrence seaWay, for which sep
arate authorization legislation ha
been introduced.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-30
CAROLINA BEACH
TO BUILD CHURCH.
Cornerstone OF Methodist
Edifice To Be Laid
Saturday

The cornerstone of Carolina
Beach's new Methodist church, on
Harper avenue, will be formally
laid at p. m. Saturday during
services conducted by Bishop
Claire Purcell.
The church was organized July
10, 1913, with D. L. White, j. R.
Bame, and C. M. Kelly as trustees.
The Board of Stewards is made
up of J. B. Taylor. Mrs. c. M. Kel-
ly, ]. w. Bowden, Mrs. S. R. Jor-
dan, and Mrs. S. C. Stanley.
J. W. Bowden is head of the
building committee and Rev. E.
W. Downum is the present pastor
supervisor. The church will be
completed in about four weeks,
according to the Rev. A. S. Par
ker, distric. superintendent OF the
Wilmington district of Methodist
churches.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-30
PATR0LMEN WARN
VEHICLE OWNERS
Must Remove Or Change
Red Lights Now
Displayed

Operators of vehicles displaying
red lights other than tail lights
will be indicted in accordance with
a law passed during the last session
of the State Legislature, State
Highway Patrolmen announced
Wednesday, adding that four per-
sons had already been arrested
on this charge.
Persons whose cars are equip
ped with the red lights are asked
to change lens TO amber, white or
green, in order that their We
hicles may not be confused with
city and county police cars, State
Highway Patrol cars, ambulances
and other official cars which re-
quire the use of the red lights, the
patrolmen said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-30
Give
Your Feet An
lce-Mint Trea,
0es Happy Cooling R,Ii.f r.
Burning Callouses-prt S.: 'c' ~

Burning csllouses-Pm Sprns n ~ ~. :,
po moh md sroa nab about tired. bunj,, W.
Siya tb moan about callouses. Get D hs fss
fort t 'nem an ice-Mint treat. F.e ISs' I'd
; Oe a; soothing coolnes. Of Ice =. u. co.
nuD ice-Mint over those uglx lhlfstr.s
CONS and callouses, as dir.ct.Js a S ID
t Mnite' cresm-like Ice-Mint h.In.sse hon
M saem up. Get foot happy tos days :. '0tts
@'hs way. Your druggist Ia, Ies M NE y
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-30
Jack Benny Entertains
American Fighting Men
Just Before Big Battle

NEW YORK.. Sept. %. - P5 -
Entertaining American fighting
men just an hour before they went
into battle-some of them to die
was the recent experience of Come
dian Jack Benny.
That was when the Benny USO
camp show played one-day stand
in Italy. The entertainers have
just returned to the United States.
''They were a wonderful audi
ence. No one would have thought
they were going into battle" Ben
ny said in an interview today.
II want to pay tribute to the
doctors and nurses he said
Some of the tent and other hos
pitfalls are located in holes. But not
one of the boys or girls complained
or wanted to go home. I've never
seen such smiles as theirs. They
are doing a great and amazing
job-and they all want to get to
the 'front.'