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Evening star., 1943-10-21
Downey Announces
He'll Seek Reelection
BY the Associated prase

bs VIIe ASsUCldttd Press.
Senator Downey, Democrat, OF
California announced yesterday he
would run for reelection next year
and issued the following statement
with this country in the midst
OF great worldwide struggle, il
Is not time to discuss politics. How.
ever, I can say that my present in
tention is to be candidate for re-
election in 1914, and I expect tc
issue a full statement concerning
this matter around the first of the
year."
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

dnres CON expereneA pru6ello
nal"
De las novenas mnnejadas POT
los Cardenales, seg1n el presi-
dente Sam Breadon, Ia guerra
Sc ha levado 265 peloteros.
Este aho, como resultado de
Ia escasez de jugadores, los Pa.
jaros Rojos solo manejaran 6
clubs"
Hablando del anuncio publ
cado, Sam Breadon dijo: "Es-
tos son tiempos unusuales. Es-
tamos cortos en- peloteros. Ape
mas 81 tenemos los suficientes
para empezar y creo que otros
mas seran llamados.
Con la suspension de varias
ligas memories, muchos pelote-
ros han sido declarados agentes
iibres.
Tambi6n publican avisos So
licitando p%elOteros, el Toronto,
de la Liga International, y Ell
Memphis, de la Association del
Sur.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

mar EYo ssparo Epe ningura
porrs6n de este dinero Sc caste
en- "barcos pintados' sobre un
"oceano pintado", o para caho-
mes de MADEIRA"
"Estamoc protegi1Os noso-
tros, agreg6, por cahOnes de ma
dera y soldados de engaho.'
La Secretaria de la Guerra
explic6 ell case diciendo que es-
tas baterias falsas Sc intercalan
entire las defensas actiyas como
parte indispensable de medidas
normales de defensa en- tempo
de guerra. Ell uso de embauca-
mientos para confundir al enc
migo es uno de los principles a
ceptados en- las operaciones en-
todos los teatros de la guerra,
por Ell presente."
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
REBAJAR0N LOS ROJ0S
SUS E TRIBUTA-
RIAS

Cincinnati, Feb. 24.-Los Ro
jos disminuyeron aver a dos, los
Baroness de Birmingham y los
Jefes de Syracuse, ell n1mero de
sus novenas Tributaries. A es-
tos dos clubs fueron agregados
% peloteros del Ogden, Utah, y
del Columbia, club de la Liga
Sally.
Leo Miller, administrator del
Syracuse, anunci6 la compra
del pitcher Ludwig Low, del Og
den, y la adquisici6n de Charles
NJ. Quinby, I'm jugador de cua-
dro del Birmingham.
Con Warren Giles, ell admins
trador general de los Rojos, con
ferenciaron aver Miller Y tam
bien Paul Florence, presidente
de los Baroness.
Abarcaba II novenas ell siste
ma tributariO de los Rojos, Sc
modo que nueve acaban de ser
eliminadas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
VENCIERON LOS TERRIERS
A LOS DRAG0NES

Los Terriers de la escuela de
segunda ensenanza Hillsbor-
ough yencieron aver a los ORA
cones de jefferson, pero con SO
10 I'm punto de ventaja. Realiza
ron % de los puntos de los ga
nadores, Escobar con Is y Coin
con 10.
Hobbs produjo cinco, Loren
20 cinco y dos Eckart.
Volvieron a distinguirse por
los Dragones, Tanner con 10
puntos Y Prida con IL.
La victoria de aver fue la
cuarta consecutive lograda POI
los Terriers sobre los quintetoS
locales, en- esta temporada.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
CANONES DE MADEIRA Y
SOLDADOS DE A PRO
TEJEN A LOS LEGISLA-
DORES

Washington, Feb. 24.-E re-
presentante democratic Cooley,
de Carolina del Norte, subi6 "a
yer a la azotea del Capitolio pa
ra yer los canones y hacer una
vista a los soldados encargados
de manejarlos en- case de I'm alta
que por la aviaci6n enemiga.
Subio sin permiso, y sin con
sultar a nadie y comprOb6 que
los canOnes son de MADEIRA y los
soldados munecos de trapo.
Cooley relate a Ia Camara ell
resultado de Su vista Y dijo
mientras Sc discutia un cr6dito
de S1,OOO,O OO, 900 para la mari
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
QUE CAMILLE VA
ST. CONTRATo CON
Ell

San Francisco, Feb. 24.-El
diario THE Examiner" da hoy
la noticia de que Dolph Camilli
firm6 va un contrato condicio-
nal para dirigir a los "Esqui a
dores" y que el documento va 10
tiene en- su poder Ell presidente
Branch Hickey.
Tan pronto como Leo Duro-
cher sea reclutado por ell Ejer-
cito e inicie sus deberes militia
res, Hickey dara la noticia.
E. contrato hubo dc ser fir
mado bajo estas condolences:
Que 81 Durocher es llamado
por ell ejercito, Camilli le reem-
plazara en- la direction de los
Dodgers; que 81 Durocher no es
.llamado, Camilli sera hecho ca
pitan en- ell campo, puesto que
desempenara el ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
FNLANDIA LLAMQ A SUs
MINISTRIES EN- ALEMANIA
Y Ell VATICANO

Londres, Feb. 24.-El gobier.
no finlandes llam6 aver a sus.
ministries en- Ciudad Vaticano Y
Finlandia, 10 que SC interpreta
como que muy pronto hara a
Russia una oferta de paz.
La reorganization del gobier-
no ha sido ordenada por ell pre-
sidente Ryti.
Estados Unidos ha venido a
consajando a Finlandia que Sc
aparte de los alemanes en- la
guerra contra Russia.
La retirada de Finlandia per-
mitira al ej6rcito rojo utilizar
~ di isiones en- otros frentes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
DEPORTES
JUEGOS OLIMPICOS PARA
LOS EJERCITOS ALIADOS
Sc efectuaran en- la Primavera
Y ell Verano

Londres. Feb. 24.-UnOs Jue
Cos Olimpicos de las Naciones
Unidas. en- los cuales seran los
participates soldadOs de las
fuerzas que combaten al Eje, Sc
planean para efectuarSe en- la
primavera Y el verano.
Depende la ejecuci6n de la
idea de las necssidades militia
res de los Aliados, las cuales, pc
s~iblemente, no podran ser dismi
nuidas en- alcance.
No Sc intentara celebrar to.
das las c0mpeticiones al mismo
tempo. FL prop6sito es extern
der los juegos, encuentros y
matches por varios meses Y
verificarlos en- differences luga-
res de las islas b~ritanicas.
Estados Unidos estara repre-
sentado por su mejores atletas.
Los deportes seleccionados en-
principle son boxeo, nataci6n,
b%aloncesto, pelota americana,
pelota suave, luchas, balompie,
trio al blanco Y pich6n Y otros.
va Sc ha organizado una Lii
ga de balompie sobre una base
interaliada Y los primeros par
tidos Sc efectuaran en- ell mes de
mario. Ell equipo norteamerica-
no va esta practicando.
Las actividades americans
en- ell prOgrama proyectado Sc
ran probablemente dirigidas
por un comite del cual forma-
ran parte Ell coronel Teodoro
AFTER, director de la Division
del Sevicio Especial del Ejerci-
to, Y Harvey D. Gibson, conf
sionados de la Cruz Roja Anne
ricana en- la Gran Bretana.
UnO de los mantenedores, por
la parte inglesa, 10 es ell conan
dante B. G. D. Rudd, estrella
que fuera de Oxford Y vencedor
en- carraras de larga dsitancia
en- los juegos Olimpicos.
Las naciones pequenas han o.
frecido su concurso.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
EN- Ell DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las carreras de ano-
che, todas elias de gran interes,
estos ejemplares: Waterway,
Young Luke, TarniSh Lad, Err
ms Guide, Skyway, Peg, Bud
dy Bye, Shadrack, Yutka, Off
Short Y Captain Bill.
More Taxes era ell gran favori
to en- la novena carrera, pero
entr6 en- Ell tercer lugar, detras
de Yutka y Hatcher.
Conquistaron la apuesta do
BILE Young Duke y Tarnish Lad
V sus boletos Sc abonaron a
S46.20,
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
THOMPSON NOLAN
lara EN- ESTE AN0

Decatur, H., Feb. 24.-Gene
Junior Thompson, que el ano
pasado ganara cuatro desafios
para los Rojos de Cincinnati y
perdiera siete, Sc quedara de
maquinista, con el ferrocarrA
de Wabash, en- este aho.
Estima que manejar una loco
motora es mas Gtil al ~esfuerzo
de guerra que lamar pelotas ha
cia 81 home"
No Sc debe su actitud, segun
dijo, a la rebaja de suede que
el Cincinnati lie ha propuesto.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
R INGRESO
EN- LA R

Rochester, N. Y, Feb. a.
Tommy Carey, jugaddr de "uti-
lidad" de los Medals Rojas de
Boston, que solo fue una vez al
bate en- la temporada de 1912 y
cobr6 un sueldo de $4,000 y Ell
titulo del jugador mejor paga-
do, firm6 aver para ingresar en-
ia marina de los Estados Uni
dos.
En- su 1nico viaje a la "goma
descarg6 Carey un simple"
Desempen6 la segunda base
en- I'm solo juego y 10 hizo de ma
nera impecable.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
I'm dsleCndo do Ia Frapeia

Tn delegado do Ia Frapcia
Comhatiente anuncb que gu
pats pondra en- 81 campo depor-
two los mejores atletas que aho
ra tiene y que, como es natural,
ayldan al esfuerzo de guerra.
Polonia y Francia va ingresa
ron equipos en- el torneo de ba-
lompie. Sc han inscripto tam.
bitn Holanda, Checoeslovaquia,
Noruega, Canada y Belgica, des
contados los "quislings."
Cast todos los uniformes pa
ra ell balompie seran facilitados
por los ingleses.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
ii, sencr:

ii, senior:
Para pintAr mejor gu
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware CO.,
ga. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
cHALKY WRIGHT CoMRAr
TIRA CON PIRRoNE

Cleveland, Feb. A.-El con-
certador de peleas Larry Adkin
anunci6 aver que el dia 3 de
mario combatiran aqui, a diez
asa,tos, e. excampe6n del peso
de puma Chalky Wright y Joe
Pirrone.
Wright aspira actualmente
al titulo de las 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
MAX BAER
INSTRUCTOR DE BOXEO

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. pa
Max Baer, excampe6n mundial
de boxeo, fue nombrado aver
instructor de pugilismo en- el
campamento Mcclellan.
Baer y su hernano Buddy in
gresaron en- la fuerza de avia-
ci6n ell pasado diciembre.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
LOS CARDINALS TRATAN
DE ENCONTRAR PELOTE
RIOS POR MEDIC DE UN
AVISO EN- UN PERIODICO

San Luis, Feb. 24.-En Ell pc
ri6dico ''he Sporting News" el
semanario nacional de baseball,
aparece un anuncio o aviso de
los Cardenales de San Luis,
campeones del mundo, buscando
peloteros para sus novenas de
ligas memories. "Se desean juga
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
AVISO

Necesito nuda~me para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
una casa con S posesiones lie
gratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 1S Avenida o al
Telefono Nj 51-291, Nanny De
Castro, Official ASistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the tor turing
pans Of rheumatism, ~sciatica, l,mbago. neu-
fafki1 and neuritis- are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Nos they have
found a quiek-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muSIdla- aches and
pains. NURITO Is 'rus'worthv and dependable
contains no >piates. If YOU want to feel again
the JOY Of relief from pain so YOU can work IN
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and Try
NURITO under this ironc.1d guarantee. II the
very first three doses do lot relieve that cru1
pain to your satisfactiUn-your moaey VIII b
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
6 NURITo on this guarantee. U.NsGJ
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

victorianO Manteiga, Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Packard
Injuries 9

Nine men are in Detroit hos
pitfalls today seriously burned after
an impregnatpg tank exploded at
me Packard MOTOR Car Co : plant
10, Al Harper and Sherwood.
Eight other workmen we're re-.
leased after receiving first aic
treatment for minor burns.
In Harper Hospital are Clarence
Nunley 6249 Canton; John Stall
worth. SIS Horton; Virgil Dawson.
1854 +. Forest; William Clark.
1855 Mitchell Horace Burr, 70
Selden, and William Ralph, 1885
Benlteau.
In St. Joseph's Hospital are
Emmett Wynn. 1892 Cameron:
Frank G. Watkins, 1874 +. Grand
Blvd, and Carl c. Haynes, $3.50
Helen
Police Detective 1t. Harry
O Brien SAID the explosion occurred
when the lid of the steel tank.
containing solution of sodium
water and other chemicals heated
10 30 degrees under pressure. was
removed before the pressure had
been released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Garden PROGRAM
Here Praised

Detroit's Victory Garden pro.
gram today received high praise
from an official of the National
Recreation Association.
.MeaEeE =PanghArn- Gelarep.
reSentative, who IS visiting eastern
and midwest cities, SAID Detroit
has far outstripped the other
cities he has visited in promoting
the growth of foodstuffs on public
lands.
II have just been 70 Philadel-
phia, Buffalo, Cleveland, st.
Louis and Indianapolis" Pang-
burn said land all Of them are
miles from DetrOit's progress.
Your department of parks
and recreation has done an
amazing job in getting this pro-
gram under way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Mrs. Helen TAFT
Granted Divorce

Charging extreme and repeated
cruelty, Mrs Helen B. TAFT of 50
Meadow Lane. Crosse Pointe
farms. today was granted an IN
contested divorce decree from
Francis ID TAFT, socially prominent
Detrolter and owner of two small
war plants.
The decree, handed down by
Circuit Judge Bremen. gave Mrs.
TAFT $500 cash, $500 monthly
'alimony, possession Of the home
and a separate property settle
ment.
Financial arrangements were
made for their children Walter
W. Is. a military school student.
and Barbara b. &c attending
kingSwood School.
The couple was married Juns
q. 1923, and separated Jan. Ia
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Stores Warned
Purchases Take
At Least a Point

At least one point must be
charged for every purchase of ra-
toned food no matter how small.
In response TO questions from
many small grocerS who sell
bologna literally by the slice, w.
+. Fitzgerald. OPA district food
specialist, issued this ruling today.
provision has been made for
sales that involve fractional
parts OF pound" Fitzgerald
declared. There is table for
figuring such sales on the Off
cIal meat point value schedule
for meat. Merchants should
Consult when In doubt -
Many deliCateSsenS which sell
sausage and other meat by the
pound but also sell just enough for
"a sandwich must use two sets of
bookkeeping, Fitzgerald revealed.
Stamps must be obtained for all
meat sold AS meat, he said. but,
when the-naeat- is=ti>ed= sand
witches. the Storekeepcr must reg
lister as an Institutional user Of
food like any other restaurant.
Allowances for institutions will be
governed by their use OF food in
December. 1912,
One large downtown Detroit
delicatesSen really has the OPA
bafhed. AT one counter, bologna
may be bought by the slice. One
point must be surrendered for
this, At another counter rolls
and small pat of butter are sold
What Fitzgerald is trying ia
figure out is a way TO account for
these pats OF butter with butter
valued AT eight points a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Is Jap Bombers Blasted

NEW DELHI March 81 INSD
Thirteen Japanese bombers we're
damaged and five of them prob
ably destroyed. when a force Of %
attacked a forward Allied airdrome
southeast Of Bengal, il was an
nOunCed TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Guild Head S Wife
Sues for Divorce

Milton NJ. Murray. president OF
the American Newspaper Guild
vas named defendant in a divorce
suit filed by Mrs. Fannie Cleve
Murray in circuit court today.
The MurrayS were married in
Toledo in September, 1923, and
lived together until last July Is.
Mrs Murray charges extreme
cruelty and asks temporary and
permanent alimony. Murray is a
reporter on The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Cottage Owners
Given Some0PA
HintsonGdsoIine

Suggestions by which sanne
cottage owners may get the great
est use Of available gasoline wer,
made today by Edwin G, Gemrich
OPA chief rationing attorney. II,
said;
Each holder of an a book
has 80 miles Of family driving
which he or members of his
family may use without ques-
ton. This will allow 270 miles
for three-month period, as
Stunning the average stay at a
summer residence is three
months.
"In addition 10 this IL i'm
perial gallons may he obtained
in Canada. This Il equal To Is
American gallons, and reduced
Ia mileage basis will give 225
miles of driving. These two
items give the owner Of n Ca
madam cottage total Of 495
miles for the three-mOnth period.
by operating a share-ride
plan i'm which no fewer than
four car owners participate, and
i'm which the cars are alter
mated. there will he four times
this number. or I,9S9 miles for
the three months. This should
he adequate
Gemrich concluded by recalling
that the OPA VIII not grant extra
gasoline 10 be used for driving "a
cottages and pointed out that pre-
ferred mileage rations may not be
used Tor this purpose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Kalamazoo Filler Killed

GREENNILLE. Tex March 81
ms , - Army officials reported
today the death Of FIRST 1t. Doug
las NJ Boudeman -, Of Kalama-
roo. Mich. IN the crash of his plane
10 miles south Of Majors Field.
Greenvlle Boudcman was a stu
don't cnirot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Zero Hour Here
For Tire Tests

Holders OF "A" gasoline books
must have tires inspected today
If they have not already done so
or stand the chance Of losing gas
ration renewal rights.
X o ming boards are not
authorized to issue renewals after
the July q expiration date or 10
honor tire applications unless in
spections have been made at the
required intervals.
Food rationing coupons A. =
and { (blue) also expire today,
the OPA warned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Killed in Plane Accident

ANN ARBOR. March Silt.
Leonard c. Jago. p of the army
air forces was killed in an airplane
accident Sunday near Bigges Field.
Texas. his parents here have been
informed. He was a bomber in
StTuCtOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Ann Arbor Man Captive

ANN ARBOR. March 81 Chief
MachnI>rs Mate Frank r Butler
IN The navy IS years, Is a Japa-
nose prisoner n Tho Philippines
The International Rcd Cross told
his family here yesterday Butler
was reported injured IN action last
MAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Blood Drive Planned

The Red Cross mobile unit vii
be m Strathmoor Saturday April
II 70 fcccfvr blood donations
Donors may mike appointment, by
calling Elmer Hazelton at VI
5-3O63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Students
Look Over
n Farm

Fifteen men and women stu.
dents Of the University Of Detroit
today have a better idea Of what
they Will be- up against when they
take part-time Jobs on farm this
summer to alleviate the acute farm
labor shortage.
Piling into cars. the students
went out 10 the Larro Research
Farms on the outskirts Of the city
and spent day learning about
farm equipment. tho art Of hitch
ing team Of horses and milking
COWS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

pa jamas. I'm
der them. she
wore so m q
OF h er gar
Hents ( h a I
weren very
big but were
bright green
the pa tanaS
W q r q trans
p a r g n I
enough 10 dis
close that.
1t m a d .
Olllte a stir in
I h g factory.
In fact. II
made quite a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

THE CLASSIC example Of
WI AT not to wear in a factory
was the costume worn by one
new girl employe.
She showed up in a fur coat
and a pair Of semitransparent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
3 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Exception % lnoNperience IS
husky Jack Simmons. 17-year-old
football PLAYER. who has worked
on farms for the last three sum
mers and is willing 60 do il again.
Student workers NH not 60
without training. according 10 the
United States Employment Serv-
ice which plans 10 sponsor regular
farm work courses A. the uni
NersnN and Other Detroit schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Smokes in Bed Burns Fatal

Burns suffered March q in a
fire that started when she fell
asleep while smoking in bed proved
fatal 10 Miss Edna Mae Johnson.
33, Of 1856 Twenty-fifth. She died
early today IN Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
10 WORKERS ASKED

Iarro Farms invited tho pros
peCtIVe worker, after making tho
first request 10 the university farm
labor recruiting center for sum
mer help 10 men or Womcn.
Most Of IL are city Slickers,"
said pretty Dorothy Brown. who
has volunteered 10 recruit work
erS on the campus. But we're
willing. We can learn. And IL
we're not healthy, month on
the farm will make uS So"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Your Own Horoscope" BY
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Maj. AleXeev. Russian tank
corps officer, pictured in De-
troit where, a shop coat over
his natty tun;c, he inspected
tanks being manufactured by
the Fisher Body Division of
GIN. He's here on a special
mission to study tank making.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

A knight used 10 be man
who could use a sword, hold his
liquor, and be gallant to the
ladies.
Since his day. gentlemen have
been marked by their Wit,
ability 10 wear dress clothes.
adeptness Al dancing and bridge.
and a smattering Of knowledge
about the arts. table manners.
good taste IN neckties.
Maybe tnc times coming
when an educated man will know
something about machinery. In
this day and age-shouldn't he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

A LONE in the telegraph Office Mr. William Grocan
n once Young, the fastest telegrapher in the
world slowly began clear of the work table As the
old man did his work Thomas Spanger, fresh from Cor
BELTS and ittle under the influence of alcohol and
MIXTURE Of gddy and solemn happiness, into the
office Spangler silently his desk for few minutes
Then remembering Diana Seed pleasantly he puckered
Up his lips in order speak she given speaking
"You do lo;c me- ioE't you2' he said. Yes you d..
The old teegrapher glanced up at the manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

the factory. ard the story is still
going around town.
! cite this merely as an indi-
cation of how little some people
know about the inside of a
factory The girl with the
pajamas no doubt is wearing
Stacks and a habHshka now, but
II she didn't know any more
about factory fashions than that.
how much did she know about
drill presses ,
Just the same, getting a lot of
raw recruits INTO the factories
ought 10 have some effect on
things after the war. They won't
sll stay in the factories. In the
first place, they won't want to.
| That goes for men a. well a.
women,
The girls are going Ia marry
their soldier hoy friends some
day, and settle down in cute
little ffve-ro1m houses. 4 lot OF
men. now In the factories. will
20 back to law practices. or 10
jobs "a statesmen, or playing in
orchestras or running stores.
But every one Of them will
carry away a healthy respect for
machinery AID for the people
WHO operate machines, Never
again Wili they see men leaving
tho plant gates Al quitting time,
and look down on them because
they have dirty faces and grease
on their clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Willie" Spangler said what would YOU think Of a girl
who tells YOU this you do io;e me- don't you' Yoa dol"
Well Mr.. Grogan said, Il don't know what to think"
"IoH do ioye me don't yop2" Sparger said. He could
small words. Willie. he said 4 believe I'm gong 10
marry her"
Spsnger rubbed his face If get his happiness
and said It's late, Willie. why don't gohome;'
Home Grogan sid. lie smiled III YOU don't mind,
Tom, Id rather SIT around I've got nothing to DO"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Incidentally. divers book was
written only because a factory
workman who became wealthy
thought II was time to try to
do something new.
Herbert ID. Hall Is a machine
tool dealer I'm Newark, y. j..
who worked his way up from the
shop. He and some friends
formed the Herbert ID. Hall
Foundation, and THE Machine
Tool Primer j. one of its babies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

When we get through with
this war. we're going To know
one thing and. II it's all We
know, II will he quite y hit.
The war for survival isn't won
by courage alone. The Greeks
had II. The CZechs had u. The
Chetniks. the Poles. the FiIiplnos
and the hulk Of the French
with notable EXCEPTIONS had IT,.
IL wasn't enough.
A soldier has 10 have the
things that are made In fac
tories, particularly the things
made In factories around here.
Machinery Il the unseen weapon.
From the way people act and
talk-or, rather the way they
used to YOU think there was
a stigma attached 10 working IN
a factory. There certainly
shouldn't be Now that so many
people arc learning more about
factories, there won Z be.