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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
MYSTERY DRAMA
 AT CAPITOL HAS
 EDWARD ARNOLD

Eyes in the Night" amazing ad- venture of a blind detective, whc fights his enemies in darkness guided by his sense of hearing, and un- covers and captures a desperate for eign spy ring, brings Edward Arnold to the screen in a surprising role The picture opens tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
 Teamed with Arnold is Ann liar ding, returned to the screen after a long tour of South America. It also provides Donna Reed, former campus queen, and one Qf the dis coveries" of the season, in her most dramatic role to date.
 The story deals with the machina- tions of spies seeking the secret of an invention by Reginald Denny who plays Miss Harding's husband. Miss Reed is her stepdaughter. The girl is infatuated with a matinee idol, and when he is murdered &C., cuses her stepmother. who appeals to Arnold The latter with his un- canny sixth sense traces the crim- inals, who trap him and Denny, with the two women, in Denny's home About to murder Arnold, they are foiled when he battles them, using his sense of hearing. in the dark, and dramatic. climax sees their arrest. Arnold is aided by Friday, a seeing eye" dog, alomst human in intelligence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
INFANTS BE BApTfzED
 ON THANKSGIVING DAY

As part of the II o'clock Thanks giving Day service at Resurrection Lutheran Church, Third and Main Streets, the baptism of the following babies will be performed
 John Harold, born June 10 to MT and Mrs. John H. Brilliant, Merle Imagene, born october 13 to MT and Mrs. Owen Butcher; James Frederick, born July 21 to MT. and Mrs. Paul Ecklund; Marilyn Yvonne, born September 24 to MT and Mrs James Hanna, and Arvid William born August 29 to MT. and Mrs Lahja Puustinen.
 The public is cordially invited to this service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite Federal Building. Phone 2a4. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
NO CHILD CONFERENCE
 SLATED FOR TOMORROW

The Child Health Conference will be held Friday, instead of Thanks giving Day, tomorrow, the regular meeting time. According to Miss Helen Johnson, Public Health Nurse, the conference will be from to o'clock in the Health Center of the Territorial Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
FORESTER SAILS SOUTH

The Forester, U s. Forest Service vessel, sailed today for Edna Bay, where she will pick up equipment and tow her cargo back to Juneau. Captain Ottar Johnson is in charge of the boat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
NOTICE

The Douglas Drug Store will be closed tomorrow between the hours of 5:30 and 730 pm. Get your ice cream and refreshments early.
 (adv)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
CORPORAL TRIPLETTE HERE

CORPORAL TRIPLETTE HERE
 On furlough from the Westward where he has been for nearly two years, Corp. Hollis Triplette has arrived here for a visit with his wife and friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
AT BARANoF HOTEL

Nicholas Maurekes, of Anchorage, is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
MOTORBOAT "ETOLINo

Leaves for Haines, Saturday morning at six. Phone Red 470
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
MOTORBOAT NaETOLINo

Leaves for Haines, Saturday morning at six. Phone Red 470.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24

Kenneth Wingate, of Skagway, is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
YOUR BROKEN LENSES

Replaced in our own shop. Eyes Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson. 3lomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
CHEVY CHASE MD

y block west Of Chevy Chase Circle epa-
cious detached brick. II rooms. 4 baths
rooms and 8 complete baths on the End
floor; bedrooms and bath on the 3rd
noor: sunroom on lst floor and a 2-car
and in excellent condition Price, $40. 900.
BOSS g. PHELPS, realtors, MA $500 Tex
Gus &Siusiyely: Evenings and Sunday, Mr..
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Chew Chase. Md.-S8 $50

Center -ertrance brick: first-floor apart
ment, large living room with fireplace.
tiled bath; second floor. one large bedroom
and bath, now rented as an APARTMENT;
passment has an attractive recreation room
and path, also rented as an apartment;
bui!t-in garage, lot 50x15O. An economical
and comfortable home: BOSS g. PHELPS,
realtors IA. 930O. Evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1943-05-02
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
SUBURBAN HOME

Situated on wooded lot, 125xl so, In re-
near .street cars, buses and trains; excep.
ttonally well built. Groom brick house.
less than . year old; 2h baths; den IN
press, with bar. and sink; screened porch,
deck porch. but!t-in garage. telephone and
rsalo piys. IND, snd 2thss ssttsctiys festHres;
cost. Call OWNER ct WA. 1915.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
A GORGEOUS HOME.

On lot q acre surrounded by an attrac-
tive wooden fence. This 6-yr. .-old de-
tached brick home is set well back from
the, highway on a knoll rooms, ga
baths Gncluding large beamed ceiling IL
an immediate sale. Call ME. 1143 until
6 pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALToR.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
3-STORY BRICK

9ooo sscoa ia Of
rooms, kitchen and bath each, bringing in
rental Of $193 per month; must be sold
For information call ME. $3.50 or 81. 1929.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
CHEVY CHASE-SI5- -100

Choice wooded section Of Chevy Chase.
from rapid transportation. Center-hali
Colonial brick. built BY Geo. r. Mikkelson
about 8 years ago. There are 8 nice bed
door. finished and insulated attic, summer
winter hookup for. domestic hot water,
5ss Iof Ielin ~. S'oasic neas :, saa
feet. which Is web landscaped: Ane shade
trees; vacant; immediate possession. boss
q PHELPS, MA. $500. Evenings and Sun.
day, call N. IAiRh. VI. 87p0.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
1135 SUMMIT pr, n r

completed, detached, z stories, asbestos
shingled, 3 rooms, tiled bath, built-in tub,
shower. kitchen cabinet, sink; bargain;
FINANCE CO, els New York ave. NV,
Evening star., 1943-05-02
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
CAT MAINE AVE S.W

Here is charming Colonial brick over
looking the beautiful Potomac River; at
tractive rooms, bath. new Bryant gas heat
modern kitchen. gar, etc. Completely re-
conditioned and ready to move in for only
Your Neighhor Bought From Us.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. ME. $500
Evening star., 1943-05-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
LINCOLN PART

= LINCOLN PARK
Adtoins this nne. large 1O-room and
bath home that We are Offering for $500.
5a 81 sSSs 51s nnia csDsci e.
O129. After ONCE hours cali RA $3.50.
Med. down payment, terms
Evening star., 1943-05-02
TODAY'S BUY.
SHEPHERD PARK,

Near 18th st. and Kalmia I'd. Attractive
brick residence. 8 bedrooms, ? baths full
garase;. nice lot "a feet front. side and
rear alley: convenient location. close to
Further Information upon request.
, ROBERTS LATIMER,
Evening star., 1943-05-02

BOOMING HOU6E
$7,z90-Cao3e-in location. Nice rooms
three Kitchens A real orportunity "a
acquire . naoney-mAker with no charee for
GOOD WILL BET1ZUlA DI. 300.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

Chevy Chase, D. c., S1O,75O
This attractive little detached
brick (painted white) is adjacent to
and has a commanding view of Rock
Greek Park. Wood-burning fireplace,
bedrooms, gas heat and garage.
Near bus. BOSS g. PHELPS, Real
tors, MA $500. Sunday and eve
nings call Mr.. Leigh, WI. 3799.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
PRE-WAR PRICE.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
HTTJ. J.ANnATF MI

distinctive home in distinguished
community. Modified Normandy design of
Z rms. IA baths, incl. master bedrm and
bath. liv. rm. with firepl, opening onto
side. porch. Law. and toilet in base. air.
cond. oil heat, b.-i. 2-car gar, landscaping
and -shrubbery, "a acre Of land. Price,
$4,000. Call Mr.. Adams, DIXIE REALTY
co, MA 1880. ewes TN 1S66
Evening star., 1943-05-02

42nd ST. NV.
8 rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat, "a
rage. newly redecorated. near Wisconsin
ave; $3.50, S1,500 cash. Phone for de-
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 n. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. e797.
YOUR HOME rs HERE!
-. An Inspection will convince you of the
MICHIGAN PARK.
Lovely detached brick, 8 rms. bath, h.
W.n. solo sunrm.: recreation rm.: S1O,15o.
NEAR 18th AND MADISON NV.
Large detached home of s rms, baths.
nnlshed attic, gas heat, detached garage
80 r ST NE
ROW BRICK, near No. Capitol st.-6 rms.
bath, coal heat. gar, porckes; s65OO 90
1900 BLOCK BILTMORE ST. NV.
Excellent for rooming house, 9 rms, 2
$4,000.
For Further Particulars Call
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
Evening star., 1943-05-02

2a-year -old brick BUNGALOW, corner lot,
large rooms, fireplace. full basement. fun
attic, oil heat; $500. Near new Naval
NEW DETACHED 3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW,
close TO- schools, TRANSPORTATION and shop
ping 6404 Central ave, Nd. Park. Nd.
WILLIAM M. THOMAS,
Evening star., 1943-05-02

S6.25o-SPACIOUS BROOM BUNGALOW
near Silver Spring Full attic and base
meDt. Space in rear yard for garden.
One Blk. to public school, 2 blks. to bus:
Vac. Easy terms. To inspect today call
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC, EX 1899
Evening star., 1943-05-02
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS

Well-built detached brick. rooms Tin.
gear detached brick garage. owner
leaving. the city. A fine home in a most
desirable close-in location: Transportation
available. For complete details. call Mrs
Gauss (eyes. and Sunday. CO. 4549).
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
D1. 60p2. Rea1tor Investment BLDG
Evening star., 1943-05-02

-2 -.- = y u. 1oo1
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE.
Broom row house, copper
screened, garage; awning; large
basement; oil burner hot-water
heat, tub and shower bath; con-
crete front steps and porch; gen.
tile Americans only; no agents.
Price, $1,000. OWNER, P. o. Box
1911, City. @
Lovely Home in Kent,
Unusual Charm.
S26,500-Possession June 6: bed
rooms and baths on second floor, first
moor Law. recreation room. maids room and
bath; individually built; wide board pegged
floors. spacious floor plan, generous size
rooms: many attractive features. BOSS
& PHELPS, realtors, Ma $500: evenings
and Sunday. call Mai Lane. WI. 6297
HILLANDALE.
IN BFifk ,h;s house sSs with over acre Of sround
tTansportation: Living room with fire.
;u11 bedrooms: q. baths on second; fun attic.
side porch; Priced very reasonably. For
and e sundsy cs'eS co. 954s} 81 Mfs Gauss 'eSes
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON
D1. 6092. Realtor. Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1943-05-02

INSPECTION INVITED-BEAUTIFU S-R..
S-b.; semi-det; brick house. well located in
lovely Friendship Hts. D. c, 1904 Vea7ey
st. NV. OWNER, WO S504
Evening star., 1943-05-02

Situated on high lot. surrounded by
large trees: near bus terminal, express di-
rect downtown. Al brick Law on 1st
hoor. Large. drv basement Concrete
side porch; beautiful view; garage under
porch: wide. new concrete driveway This
days end nights call SH. o350.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
11Of VT Ave NV III Ssoo
Evening star., 1943-05-02

II ST. Sc, NEAR PENNA. AVE. IN
nrst commercial zone, brick, rooms, bath,
h.-w.h. Price only S5,75O
ANACOSTIA.
Detached rooms and bath, inclosed
porches. unusually deep lot. This house
| is located in the most exclusive section
Of Anacostia. Price $3.50.
B. CRIFASI CO.,
MA 61Qn
Evening star., 1943-05-02

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
303 Baltimore, ave-, 8 rms. brick. slate
| rm., modern kit. lge. side porch over
garage. Full basement, Oil heat, instant
gas heater, so r. lot EH 3O59
Evening star., 1943-05-02

62o6 Ais AVE. UNIVERSITY PARK. MD,
home and investment: $3.50 monthly in
come; Aunt apartment house and small
cottage; corner property: 2/3 acre. Sub
stantial down payment required S15,S5O.
Call owner for appointment R. L..
EEWELL. Oliver h10O.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

,35O-BRIcK ROW. NEAR MCKINLEY
High School, Z rms. 2 baths Zone on 1st
~, oak 1st f.. h.-w.h. House in splendid
condition. Restricted neighborhood To
inspect today call REALTY ASSOCIATES,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Fri(k Approves
Faster Ball

NEW YORK. nec II GPl
National League President Frck
confirmed today that a new base
Dall with "a synthetic rubber core
mad been approved by mo uaJor
leagues and thar N would boz avail
able ~ quantn4 production for
The bah replace. the baiata
core bah used last season and
blamed generally tor tho drop IN
uatung averages IN both leagues
The manufacturers IN e n
toned the possibility 81 "A new
ball 10 ile sirurttv- 1ttrr the
World series" f'rrck SAID I'VE
quickly approved of. II Ne.V want
10 get ball A. close ~ possible
la the one used ip 1889 AMI Ne
believe this new model viii be
- NafiStHftoTN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
ItCou|d Be-:
Angott-Bedu
In Tit|eFight
BY LAYTON CARVER

- NEW YORK, Doc. p uNS9--
b many people are asking for a
bout between Sammy Angott and
-f3rau jart-fer- the. lightweight
title, that its getting tolbe en-
barraSsing
Angott as you know, Is spon-
Surcd ms he-ffgifteeetsttt- bes--by
'ttf'ft'fi7
and Jack is upheld as tiIhSt by
the Now York State BoNlrrg Com.
mission. an unusual and unhealthy
situation partly brought about
Sammy'S retirement As champion
over year ago
The simple thing 90 do would
BE- 30 BRING AHeott ard Jack to-
Cothor and the forcciulncss Of
tins simplicity has so-Slruck- The
pmiiic that "A dcmand-ior such 4
match Is stirring beneath the
surface
The chances arc that t'nclc
Nike Jacobs VIII pat up with The
embarras ~ncni caused bv-IhIs
chaotic mutdie only until the
summer when he viii stage p
15-round bout for tho undlSpuicd
title IN an outdoor shoW- fancy
d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Goldberg Takes
On Billy Miller
Here on Jan. |


Benny Goldberg, Michigan ham
tam and foathcrwhlght champion
has signed TO box Billy AfittCr.
Pittsburgh featherwctghi tra 10,
rounder at olympia Saturday
Jan. Promoter Nick LondcS an
-uUunccd today
state Boxing Commissioned
Inhn-4cllche has -apprnAed 1he
ss,s44>>=s4s44>.
for Goldberg because Miller has
won ms last II fights In has most
recent fight here Miller sruInG =
knockout over Bobby Mclnlire
Goldberg has been back In De
truTt- several weeks since .sffcTIDg
The ony drieaf Of hlSJcaroer. Whom
he lost 20 Manuel ortiz. worfd
han1AmmcleA4 champion m c4tti-
lOrnla a month ago
According 10 Londo~ Manager
Babe BughIkan claims Goldberg
wa, ONcrtrHnod for The tight llc
went INTO the ring against ORTIZ
al ll6 ~ lie can 90 a. nigh As
Us for ihI, fight II h. wishes bur
fTr-rrr7dt7T-y- 77 1Usr OVC mo TT
mark
Pee Bcc Wright Of Pittsburgh
as $50 face Tommy Bell former
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Vernon Women Gain
Sweep. Boost Lead
IN HAROLD KAHL

With Selma Myers Kinney
team idle Edwardina CoyS Yer
nors today hid increased It's lead
TO 8 points In the Women TRAY
cling Bowling League with a
sweep over Marie Huntington y
Brighimoor Recreation. 1886 to
249l.
Connie Powers not only WaS-tiih
paeemakcr with 205 IN SIS but
her total boosted her average
from 1892 70 lS6lO Stella
Haprfck her closest rival.
dropped from 81 10 lS3 Whom
SIC ghoF Do rs Clara KITGn =
Okmp!cS won 2 points from Eve
lNn Johnson Beacon. Rec. 26G9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
PhiIIies Add
Another Farm

PHILADELPHIA. f1t- r.
The Philadelphia PNIIc> am,
ff-7tIfTf 80 tr7f'lF TTTV TftTrFdSF ~
The Bradford Pa. franchise in the
II an Y League running their
string of tarm clubs 20 three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Oakland Club ID BE
Santa fD 10 Children
NV DON GItLIES

The OAKLAND County Sports
mons Glgb. which Is nearing tho
$500 mark. has adopted 80 chli-
dfeh for Chri,tuas INC children
~ TIE Qakl3nit County Juvenile
Home
'fu-cUIUte an W8WbotS ol tnc
c!Gh TO participate .n The glft col
lection The CLUB mold noon and
night meetings tomorrow al the
NelcraR~ of F6reisn Wars Hall IN
hccgo llarhor
The double header" program
mas cWoI, bA fLc Gon6ldl Motors
Tuc.>-. l,Hlff4- F.H4- Rolling -Four.
on" of tnC static leading barber
4Lnp, ll-i-trrt- aHa -HnA Ies -ot -H4,
rcconitHP through Mexico by Bob
tIicr~ at Saginaw Including tho
now Volcano which be-1n n =
cornfoId and tnc culutauou Of
orchids and GaIdcnl7> Do 'he land
WHORE bl- bouquets Of the two
blooms Cost only V cents
All toys brought 20 me twin
meetings bN 'bc ~UortsWcn VIII bc
delivered 20 fte juvenile home
children Christmas ctc.
Tom Nam nl Winnipeg 'he sill
scr haired general manager ol
Duck Unlimited sends unique
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Teammates Honor
Boy Who Died

Emmett Dunn guard on IhC
championship hgh school team oI
Champaign III ded late IN 700
season U.s. teammates. ncvrrtbe.
le>, named him 1874 captain lIo
vas ln.Ired IA d mamma. trHa4nl
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Frank Brimsek Best
GodHe in Hockey

f=47Fi r. -7t-ftff7st-c ire r1f-~'
guale .a .cf hex knN and alter
Mates Wst1 Iiub Nelson ana Nuzl
Murray for tae Cmiis BAY Coast
Guard team There are so many
p.aler> on The quad trp coach
81 7z 7-i hands = chauce 20 PLAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

ntVIlptn prn National Al 40 eNrp
VI ~ NtG, frs. pst ~ fpal
e@-'ss 49, o i' s. ' ' ss saaass S'''
pIt,nr prn trf LRsrlor Avf.rr
rHlAbE htG, pt AHA. .l,rea, +,
fa'' oe-.- so-ltee TO-DAY e-'a as p "
Alta eiHnfds Prfau.aa' CH-sfa.t teuros
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Open Daily Until a A. N.
RlI7 REC. ssi ~'o"'Ne & .stHstll
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

klC0nL pfC sas MICHIGAN ave
opt. gov liEG rOohy fRoN % A aus
1il g Ss'uds,'. Sueas,, o-H p "
BEACON REC. sts ,',3,. A. ~Art tl.s
ores BOWLING roDav uNrtL 70 ~
oo'r'na' ~ M.-r.c aaa Ars,r-o- lssausa
BOWL o. OR0NE osRrte 40 ~
oets soWttNc AZ AT ttNts
- lr''u' Rcs"a'wr' Ten Cao'fsH Lounge
cL0llIbe as. tAS1 CONGRESS
oNUlLANU -0 AHsys rshies a. ttht
0rts Bo~LIN6 TODAY UNrit o ~ nt
A6ftR leah AtLt oAY SAT -4AD Sun
CHsSE.TR0N6LY "S 3 essss
A1ricor 1'torrd fa0 yoar rorfort. -opss Ah,,
urt1 n Ar'r I 6o~r D,es osrr.
CREST LANES fotst ,",q,. /" 90 . slytf
eo.,sr, p1sa,o y@G on sac. Ca ~.
.cotsnsi Lcpes styte Dull MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s si5syfr = A. A..
OPEN BOWLING ~ All HIVES 80.
LtAGut OBSERVATIONS AvaltaBtt
DEXTER REC. oftT5s A. eoSTos slyo
Qnso Ro-Iirc TODAY u-uI % 20 ana Ate
AT DAY SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
GkpnEE prc uao Woodward re .sss
OpFs BOWLING TGnas hOoN -tkrtt
ALI OhN ShrDRDhNN SUNDAYS
GRAND CENTRAL '9' tteRy eAsr
rlsstns - -rw+ a. Quote, Aii6, m tnet.o'
ffa1,eofiAiirr ftrl'it, -s7oa- 80, srd 49, Caf
bhtAl LAktS AZ woss.S-d va sfss
Oesp B1~r01- 90 Alleys io -R7N Until s.D
g. " a1d href il oo iCostftt Bsf
lupCpiu pCp 6thFRAL MOTOR, BtoG
INIT IniRl 0CO' CgNrRstty LeeA+ED
fas MODEM AlLENS
ooso Every nN ur'h ",agt07t Ma elgE
J, J, MILLeTTS So T ~ j.s,.. AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. % slSst4so 'I I1tsys
corstaH lounge tNurray s8l.
1925 Ean jefferson =, Es,tI..-. ~,
LUCKY STRIKE i ~, G slso f ~ 80 g.
optN BOWLING DAILY from 10 4 " on
% BRUNSWICK LANES Gar
Mt. ELLIOTT REC. ''aoi NJ NJ :. s g..
oosf aiity, ynDhY r-um----~-tr~rtr
sp " Wat o.. Corstau Louoa, Excellent FOOD
NEW FAIRWtW ms ., t tl is,ltasos
ORE Bo~iiea TO-DAY UntH p n sna Ar,i
20 ~n'o Doubles Sunca,s a. p "
CONSULT THIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

20 1893 and 5O7 a., The team took
three more from Edna Dalton S
Rntcr.S Rec
LOIS GETS 23S-60O -
Assisting Miss Powers were
Vlcklc Fa>ad'S 257 m 52S and
Clara Wilson DO in 54I Louise
Steekda4t-' 10 iff1wHS tine other7out-
standing score Tor the OymmpicS,
Top scoring hohorS however went
10 Lop- Hoffman with 233 IN 6O0
aS Agnes EkStr0m : Enterprise
grabbed S. Out 5 points from
Beacon. with 26l2. and Mack
RnuleAard- Mllh=44.Itti-- Ap2-I Tx
=: -. Z r. : s5..a4
lock- 5ii also featured
Adelaide Cowans 207 I'm 566
bot Airrt-tr1rr1tv 15f. Gladys Domp-
--eNS %. Marian German -
and Bca- HoWdlcehclls 300 en-
ablcd Air Elliott Recreation ~
blink MaEgc -ClalInus Colonial.
2677 10 25l5 Gertrude Rutian's
Great Lakes Rec Jumped from
twelfth 20 SIXTH place hy sweep
ing both /ola Gromcls WCSt Chr
Cag0 23S2 70 7OS7 and Mary
CoWanS WayncS School, 2433
20 405l
= HERE AND THERE ClarcUcF
ThIeiman startled Jhc Palm Beach
Junior $ Wth-2ft 49,. steve kcsIo
reached the anne hlu&e> -a-Lec
Luban collected Z23-2l2-2O7 for
bf2 U-the Rouge Senior Al
Pudgc came up with 267 ,n ihc
1Irgytr SjrJ Frank -tEart1E
nalrd 46i AS paul IuiaN Showed
ga for h.-h n The West Warfcu
SENIOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

20 1898 and 5O7 a. The team took
three more from Edna Dalton
RutCrS Rec
Evening star., 1943-04-23

dents order than at what Mr.. Nc
Mutt did to implement it.
The labor meeting tomorrow, how
ever, may have an important effect
on the various amendments to Mr.
McNutt's order now under consid-
Grafton to thaw out the freeze" in
areas not covered by labor manage
ment agreements.
Present Setup Reviewed.
At the present time, workers can
not transfer for higher pay from one
essential activity to another in parts
OF the country where VINO does not
already have some controls over the
movement of labor through these
agreements, incorporated in employ
ment stabilization plans.
In areas covered by these plans
workers can move from one essen
tial activity to another for higher
pay If they get a statement of
availability" from their employer or
from VINO representative.
These statements can be given if
the worker is discharged, laid of,
used on a part-time basis, can use
his skills to better advantage in the
war effort in another job, can show
personal hardship in his present Job,
difficulties of transportation or poor
housing.
Since no provision was made for
issuing statements of availability"
in areas not covered by stabilization
plans, workers outside the go stabi-
lized areas cannot move from one