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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

The Chinese add chopped sprouts with soy
sauce and other seasonings to scrambled eggs
and omelets"
There are a multitude Of pleasant ways IN
which these sprouts can be used, Miss Heller
points out. She suggests that housewives may
find it interesting and profitable 10 do little
experimenting on their own. However, for
those who do not wish To experiment, here arc
two OF her recipes which form most salts
factory introduction TO the soybean as main
dish on the menu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

many generations 10 come.
The other day IN Al
bany. New York. however.
the forward-looking Cow
ernor Of New York State.
Thomas f. Dewey, IN one
respect went the scien-
tific-fiction writer's one
better in predicting the
probable food of the fu-
ture. He not only pre-
dicted it, bat produced ii,
appetizingly served up in
a many-coursed luncheon
at the Executive Man
sion. And 10 his 81
guests, food editors, news
papermen and h o m e
economists. he gave GU
linary evidence that this
food OF the future would
be pslatable as well as
highly nutritious.
At the conclusion Of
tho luncheon, he said TO
his guests.
The main ingredient
Of the food you have just
eaten is a vegetable that
viii grow in any climate,
rivals meat in nutritive
value. natures in three
10 five DAYS. NAV be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

The Chinese Have Been Eating Sproutcd
SoNbeans for 30 Centuries. one Reason
for Their Popularity l. That They Require
Little Fuel 90 Cook in Land Where
Fuel Il Scarce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

No Shortages Or
Ra+ioning Worries
With This Almost
Perfect" Vegetable
Which Can Be Grown
in Your Kitchen. Has
The Nufrifive VoIue
Of Meat. Rivals To-
motoes in Vifomin c.
There's No Waste.
and a Penny's Worth
Will Serve Four
People
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

I'VE are not ask
ing the people 10
give up meat and
turn 10 cereal diet, "
Governor Dewey ex-
plains. I'VE are
pointing out TO them
that the change is
being forced upon
us by the war and
we are seeking TO
develop new and
pal "A ia b lie foods
which will maintain
health and energy.
And the principal
"neW' food the Cow
errors food tcChni-
clans present 90 us
is a strcamlined
version Of the versa
tile soybean which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

two of her recipes which form most salts
factory introduction TO the soybean as main
dish the menu.
sPROUTED soYBEAN CURRY
l medium onion
l medium apple
10 stalks celery
tablespoons fat
IL cups meat stock or bouion
tablespoons -four
teaspoon curry powder
teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
- cup raisins. seedcsS
cups sprouted soybeans
steamed or boiled 1918 minutcs)
Cut onion. apple and celery up fine Lightly
brown in the hot fat. Add stock or bouiilon.
Mix -four, curry powder, salt and pepper
together and make a paste with small
amount OF water. Stir paste into vegetable
mixture thoroughly Add J. cup raisins. Add
cooked sprouted soybeans. Let simmer one
half hour. Serves SIX
sPROUTED SOYBEANs CREOLE
/ tablespoon fat
1 large onion, cut fno
- fresh or No. 2ig can tomatoes
4 celery stalks cut fine
3 cups sproutcd soybeans cooked
1 Glove garlic (optional
bay leaves
l teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
Wash and steam the sprouted soyboans
ten 10 fifteen minutes. Chop onion, celery
and garlic fine. Lightly brown in the melted
fat. Add tomatoes, salt, pepper and bay
leaves Simmer for ten minutes Remove
bay leaves Add steamed sprouted soybeans.
Cook five minutes longer. Serves six
Miss Heller Or. McCay and other far
seeing scientists are convinced that the versa
tile soybean is our food Of the future.
happy solution 10 scarcity in other foods
caused by the war Dehydrated by nature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

August !. 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
CUT LEGAL STAFF

Elimination 81 many a. the
attorneys in OPA's present or
ganIzation has been forccazLn
some quarters 4 committee headed
by ex-senator Herring 10 OF
Iowa IS studying - proposed re-
organization of CPA with a view
10 improving the aEcncy and elmi-
mating congressional criticism
Henry r. Bodman ST. Detroit
attorney. viii assist the Herring
committee in It's work. particularly
in regard 10 OPA> legal organl-
ZatlOn.
Thomas Emerson chief OpA
enforcement officer has been
designated as acting general coun.
sci Of the price agency pending
selection Of a permanent successor
10 David GinSburg, resigned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Unions Curbed
In Bill Passed by
Kansas Senate

TOPEKA, Kan. March Is (UP)
The Kansas Senate early today
passed in final form a bill prohib-
iting sit-down and jurisdictional
strikes, and requiring labor unions
10 submit annual financial reports
TO the secretary of state.
The bill, one of the first Of its
kind in the nation, was passed by
the farmer dominated Senate. %
TO Z, and was TO be sent 10 Gov
Schoeppel for his signature.
The measure also restricts pick
citing insofar as II interfcreS with
workers going TO and from their
jobs. Another clause requires
union business agents 10 obtain
licenses.
The bill provides that the yearly
financial reports list salaries,
wages and bonuses paid 10 union
officers, and dues, fees and assess
ments collected from union men,
berS.
The measure was passed despite
the opposition OF organized labor,
although some union leaders APP
proved it. Last week AFL unions
at Coffeyville threatened 10 call a
holiday" II the house passed the
measure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Reds Charge Finland
With More Nazi Aid

NEW YORK. March rs INS1 -
The new FinnlSh-German economic
agreement reveals that the present
policy of the Finnish government
Is one of "subordinating Finland
lrrevocably 10 the interests Of the
Hitherto war, the Moscow radio
said today.
The broadcast said total mobll-
lZation was under way TO speed
deliveries of war materials and
manufactured goods to GERMANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Obituaries
} Capt. Charles 5. Cook


The war department today 20
vcaled tho death OF Capt Charles
6 Cook Jr, 81. OF 1874 Oakield,
IN telegram 10 his wife
Capt Cook, attached 20 tho
army engineering corps WAS re-
ported killed IN action on The
North African fornt Fob. =
He was superintendent Of the
Sun OIL Company warehouse He
enlisted in the Michigan National
Guard in 1882 and was among the
first guardSmen 10 train IN LouiSi-
ana Sent 10 Ireland ~ February
1912. nc later was assigned 20 the
North African invasion
Surviving are his wife. two
children. David. z. and Francis. !
and his father. Charles s Cook ST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Smith Rose
Retired Contractor s
Funeral tomorrow

Funeral services will be held a
{ p. m. tomorrow for Smith Rose,
a retired building contractor. who
died yesterday AT the age OF rs
At his home. 1884 NickSburg. He
had resided here - years.
Services will be az the Harvey
a. Nicely Funeral Home, 1858 May
bury Grand, with the Rev Bcr-
tram Pulllngcr of Grace Episcopal
Church officiating. Burial viii be
in Grand Lawn Cemetery.
MIR Rose Is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Louis Paqucttc
and Mrs. Ella McCormick> three
sons. Smith Jr. Clark and Fill
more Rose of South Pasadena, Cal.
and sister. Mrs Charlotte Uhhk
Of Hollywood. Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Maybe March MeIts
Tough Censor S Heart

NEW YORK. March Is CINS)-
It's okay with the censor 10 say
you're lonely and want 10 get
home.
Mrs. Gloria CAM. receiving a
letter from her soldier husband
stationed somewhere IN Africa
stating that he missed her and
wished he was home. was surprised
10 read tho following appendage
THE censor wishes he was home,
too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
STRIPPED OF POWER

They are no longer 10 WELD the
authority which they once cXcr-
CiSed on policy matters the Of
fetal said.
Browns order stipulated that
the legal staff shall perform its
Essential Junction preparing
OPA'S administrative regulations
in the correct legal form and see
ing -itti-tifsst t-thes conform Ia
constitutional and statutory re-
quircmentS of the pricc-control act.
However, II vested in deputy and
regional operating officials full re-
sponsibility for making decisions
on price-control and rationing
measures and authorized them 10
GO ahead even IN the face of Oh
jectionS from the legarStaff which
in the past have proven A stiff
obstacle 10 policy decisions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
LABOR BILL KILLED

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, March
Is CUP) Missouri labor leaders
today approved the state senate's
vote killing a bill 10 require labor
unions TO file financial statements
with the state. q
The bill would have required
unions TO file names of officers and
financial reports once a year Wr<5
the state labor commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
O. X. LABOR CONTROL

AUSTIN. Tex. March 1s tUP)
The labor committee OF the
Texas senate last night voted 10
recommend passage Of a bill TO
regulate labor unions.
The measure, already approved
by the House, provides for official
state examination Of union records,
restricts union financial activities
and establishes procedures for
election OF officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Brown Erdses
Veto Power of
0PA Lawyers

WASHINGTON, March IS
HNS) Price Administrator
Browns efforts TO put price con-
troll and rstioning on practical.
husinesslike" basis resulted today
in an order canceling the virtual
veto power" which the OPA law
yers have exercised heretofore
over the agencY's- actions
"A high OPA official made il
clear that Browns memorandum
TO all OPA deputy and regional
administrators relegates the hun
dreds of attorneys in the organiza-
ton. both in Washington and
throughout the country, 10 the
status of legal counsel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Yellow
Truck
E'arIeyO On
Time. star Cosrr.pondrn,

PONTIAC March 1s-Federal
labor concillatorS. company eXecu-
tivcS and UAW-CIO officials nego-
tiajed today over a work stoppage
AZ the Yellow Truck and Coach
plant which threw 1000 men into
idlcneSS for six hours yesterday.
Production schedules were re-
Sumed by the night shift last
night and operations were normal
again today.
Immediate cause Of the work
Stoppsge. which r J Emmert
vice president and production
manager termed a wildcat SIT
down strike was three-day
penalty iayoff gwen an employe
for smoking IN violation OF plant
rifles. E.trrrurrt SAID
Friends OF the man demanded
he be- Immediately relnStated and
enlisted between $50 and 200 IN
their support who refused 10 con-
tinuc n work on the truck cab
assembly line This forced the en-
tire truck division Of 1000 en-
ploEcS 20 halt production for the
rcJ Of the day
I.mmcrt charged in a formal
Statement
~ more fundamental cause
appears To he Dissatisfaction
with the attempt Of the COM
pany 10 introduce women en-
ployes in that department. More
than $500 employees have been
drafted from our plant for serv-
ice in the armed forces and
these employees must be re-
placed The armed forces are
asking for an increased number
OF trucks and such increased
production will require add
tionnl women employees.
Regardless OF any grievance
that NAV be trumped up, no eX-
use il sufficient 10 Justify
strike which stops production
of war material ~ urgently
needed by our armed forces"
Emmert today demanded that
two employees be discharged for
melting the work stoppage. Thi,
demand was an Issue Of the nego-
uallOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Robs, Attacks
Soldier S Wife

A youthful burglar who robbed
a soldiers wife of $50 after Grim
inally attacking her az the point
of a knife was sought by police
today.
The burglar entered through =
side window the first tloor~aparts
ment occupied by the Young wife
Grabbing a table knife (he threat
ened 10 slash his victim If she
screamed
She told police she screamed
and the man struck her across
the face. He fled through the
window after taking her purse
containing $50 in cash and $50
government check.
Comics That Might Have
Made Columbus Laugh. Car
tnnnS In Clay by the Rib-Iick-
Iers OF Ancient Peru and
MexicO-the Jungle LikenesSeS
Of Our Own "Jiggs and Maggie"
Blonde" and prince Valiant
Don't Miss This Unique Full
Color Feature In The American
Weekly With This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Snetches Purse, SIashes Ear

A purse SnatCher SlaShcd her
car after taking her purse con-
tanning SO, Miss Mae DeNinc. -.
Of 1881 John r., reported to police
today The assault occurred on
Edmund Place near John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

Sgt, York, q, of Clinton,
Tenn, who comes by her name
honestly; now III the WAACs,
she's a niece of THE Sgt.
York Alvin York of World
War / fame. She's a drill SER
geant at Daytona Beach, Fla.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
LA AVIACION ALEMANA bonn
BARDEO A CORK
LOS NAILS COMPLETAN LOS PREPARATIONS DE ST
TERCERA OFENSIVA
CREESE QUE HITLER LANZARA 100000 DE HON.
BRES EN- LA NUEVA A

MOSCU, JUNO 8.-La aviacion
alemana, seg1n una nota Official,
bombarde6 a Cork, $50 millas al
este de Mosc1, en- ell rio Volga,
durante dos noches consecutivas.
Los observadores opinan que la
bora de una nueva ofensiva Sc
acerca.
Anoche di6 la radio alemana la
n~oticia sobre ell ataque a Cork
Y que Sc habian arrojado 500 to-
neladas de explosives y 100000
bombas incendiarias.
Esta situada en- Cork, o esta-
ba, la gran fabrica de AUTOMOBILES
que Henry Ford hiciera en ell So
Wet.
La aviaci6n roja devolvio ell alta
que bombardeando las posiciones
nazis entire Gomel Y Bryansh, en-
ell centric del sector sur. Las CO.
municaciones ferrocarrileras de
los alemanes fueron atacadas con
extraordinaria violencia y efecti-
vidad.
Ell mando aleman esta bien pre-
parade para la ofensiva, que sera
la tercera en- otros tantos veranos;
pero que tan pronto Sc inicie los
ejercitos Aliados invadiran a Eu-
ropa, obligando a los nazis a COM
batir en- dos ~poderosos frentes.
La aviacion roja ha sido refor-
zada y viene combatiendo con ext
to a los aparatos del enemigo.
Las guerrillas rusas duplican sus
actividades detras de las lineas
"hitleristas''.
ST los alemanes no derrotan a
Russia en- este yerano, y la derrota
del Soviet va no Sc considera po-
sible, Hitler tendra que rendirse
en- ell otono o ser d~errotado, con
terribles consecuencias para los
nazis, ell ano proximo.
La resistencia rusa sera mayor
en- esta OCCASION Y asi Sc abrira una
o%portunidad de ataque por parte
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
NOMBRADO FL GABINETE
F FRANCES PARA LA
.L|BERAC|0N NACIONA Al

ARGEL, JUNO s. Ell gabinete
frances del Comite de Liberation
Nacional fue tornado aver Y 10
integran estos ciudadanos: minis
tro de relaciones exteriores, Rene
Massigli; coordinador de asuntos
mahometanos, general Catroux;
armamentos, Jean Monnet; colo
Mas, Rene Pleven; comunicaciones
y marina mercante, Rene Meyer;
information, Henri Bonnet; inte-
rior, Andres Phillip; justicia, edu-
caci6n Y salubridad, Jules Abadie;
hacienda, Mauricio Couve de Muir
vile; production y concrete, An
dres Diethelm; trabajo Y asuntos
sociales, Adrian Tixier.
GabriI Pueaux fue nombrado
successor del general Nogues como
residente general en- Marruecos Y
Jean Helleu alto comisionado en-
Siria, puesto que desempenaba
Catroux, ahora gobernador gene
raj de Argelia.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
Il BANQUET ANIV]
DE- LAS DANAs|
PROTECTION AII'

Sc efectuara mahana nis,I
en- ell restaurants Spanish !
situado en- la Stptima avs,il
Gale SO, ell banquete annual
Seccion de Damas de Prof.
y Auxilio del Centre EsDaSoI
Asistiran tOdas las DANA, ,
Secci6n, presididas Dor /.
Della Barbas, esposa del \,
los Barbas, y un grupo de- i,
dos.
I'm menu especial Sc ba y,
RADIO.
La Sra. Barbas ACADIA de :.
electa presidenta, pOr unanjn
Una invitaci6n especial ,
extendido al querido pres.
del Centre, Sr. Ramon Fern,
Rey.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
CONSTANCE BENNETT
VISTA EN- TAMPA

Sc halla de vista en- Tampa, dom
de Sc encuentra destacado su es-
poso, ell actor Y teniente Gilbert
Roland, la famosa actriz cinema
tografica Constante Bennett.
Roland ACADIA de regresar del
servicio extranjero, p~ertenece a la
guarnici6n de MacDill y reside en-
ell hotel Floridan.
La pareja tiene una hijita de
10 meses, CYL, que Sc encuentra
en- New York.
Ella regresara hoy a New York,
por avi6n, v abrira una temporada
teatral, en- Cambridge, ell dia IA
de JUNO.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
HONOR Al PHOTO DEL
AVON QUE CHURCHILL
ACOSTUMBRA A USAR

LONDRES, JUNO Sci CAPT
tan del avi6n "Liberador" que
Winston Churchill acostumbra a
usar en- sus Wales, John A. Van
derkoot, de Sarasota, Florida, fue
nombrado hoy comandante homo
rario de la Orden del Imperio Bri-
tanico, bajo un decreto firmado
por ell rey Jorge vi. John Howard
Ruggles, de 26 amos, ell copiloto,
fue nombrado miembro honorario
de esa Orden.
Lleva ell avi6n ell nombre de
'The Commando" y recientemente
retorno de Estados Unidos y ell
Norte de Africa, con ell primer
ministro a su bordo.
Tambien llevo a Washington al
ministro de estado Antonio Eden.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
Peticiones de
Ciudadania

Solicitaron aver la ciudadania
de los Estados Unidos estas per-
sonas: Juan Castro, Francisco Elk
p6aito, Antonio Haya Lopez, Ed
ward A. Davies, Maria de los An
xles Rodriguez, Berta Pastora
Lar Emigdio Gil, Melchor de la
Pare Plzcido Fernandez, Maria
Cse Kristian 0leson, Genaro
6szzsz. Ipapanti Gerakis Ale
xss ? Thomas Franklin Morrison.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
CORTE DEL CIRCUIT

Hoy sera escogido ell jurado |
juzgara a Mario Hernandez, \
no de la casa numero 1906 d
avenida Doce, que diera niue
hace pocas semanas, en- West u
pa, a su yerno, Frank zataraIn
Ell gran jurado ordeno Sc
procesara por a~sesinatO en- pm
grade.
Lo representa- ell letrado VIII
C. Pierce.
Llevara la acusacion Ell I'll
Farrior, asesorado por ell cuI'0
niente fiscal Umstot.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
Los Tratados
.Comerciales de
Reciprocidad

WASHINGTON, JUNO D.
presidente Roosevelt firmO aver
ley que extiende pOr dos amos
autoridad para negOciar tra'' !.
de reciprocidad cOmerclal :
Otros paises y aumentar o reDai
las existentes tarifas arancei'-'
hasta un cincuenta por clen'9.
Els la tercera extension ~ .
ley, que entr6 en- vigor' POI :
primera, en- JUNO 12 de 1854 a,i
Pidi6 ell gobierno una ez,si ;,
de tres amos; perO solo Sc ls ''
cedieron dos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
UNA AMIGA De CHAPLIN
TRATO De MATARLO

HOLLYWOOD, California, ju-
Mo S.-Un refugiado austriaco y
amigo de Charles Chaplin, Robert
Arden, dijo aver a la policia que
Joan Barry, la ~pelirroja amiga del
actor Millionaire, trat6 de matar
a Chaplin en- ell pasado diciembre.
La muchacha sostiene que Cha
pin es ell padre de un hijo que
ella dara a luz.
Cuando ell suceso de diciembre,
Arden inform6 del hecho a un ca
pitan de policia. Por recomenda-
ci6n de Caphlin fue el a la estaci6n
para solicitar del captain White,
luego de que la Barry habia sido
detenida, que intercediese con ell
juez Griffin para que este lie sus-
pendiese la sentencia, en- case de
que decidiera condenarla.
Phonetic ell juez que la perdo-
maria a condici6n de que regresase
a New York.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
de las Naciones Unidas.

ue las NdclOneS OnlQaS.
Russia repetira en- este verano, a
juicio de los peritos, sus hazanas
de 1911 y 1912.
Muchas personals Green que la
carta del presidente a Stain con-
tiene la promesa definida de un
segundo frente, probablemente Sc
nalando lugar y dia.
La posici6n estrategica de los
rusos ha mejorado mucho Y Hitler
vera frustrados sus planes por
tercera y Ultima vez.
Cuando los alemanes ataquen
utilizaran mas de 100000 de
hombres.
Stain conoce bien ell problema
Y expresa absolute confianza en-
ell exito de la resistencia Y en- la
victoria.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
Al vOLCARSE UNA
CAM|ONETA M|LITAR
MUR|O UN SOLDAD0

En- la carretera nImero Al, 81
millas al norte de Tampa, sc volc6
aver una camioneta militar y mu-
rio ell soldado Clarence McManus,
recibiendo lesiones graves otro
soldado, Harvey R. Harris, que
manejaba ell vehiculo.
Investig6 ell accidente ell vigi-
lante Durrance, de la policia de
carreteras.
Harris movie apresuradamente
ell timon para no chocar con la
parte trasera de otra camioneta Y
Sc produjo ell accidente.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
OF|C|ALEs DEL EJERCITO
RETIRADOS De La
COMIsION De BOXEO

Por orden del coronel l.. D.
Shut, jefe de relaciones pdblicas
de la Tercera Fuerza Aerea, tue-
ron retirados aver de la Comision
de Boxeo del 116 de Artilleria los
oficiales del ejercito que a ella
pertenecian.
Las reglas del ejercito, segun
ell coronel, prohiben a los militia
res pertenecer a comisiones que
patrocinan peleas PROFESSIONALS.
En- una junta de la Comisi6n,
efectuada ell pasado viernes, varios
de los oficiales votaron a favor
de la idea de que Katz Sc habfa
'tirado" en- la pelea con Tony Ga
lento.
Pertenecfan a la Comisi6n ell
captain S. C. O'Connell, Ell te-
niente Lyons, ell teniente Dee, ell
~teniente Cunningham y ell teninte
Joseph D'Andrea.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
Palermo Electo
PreSidente de Ia
Mesa Redonda

La Mesa Redonda de Ybir
eligi6 aver presidente al Sr. d
Palermo, presidente tambitnI
la prestigiosa sociedad UniOne
llama.
Sucede al Sr. Jose A. CONF
presidente del Centre ASturl
que desempenara ell cargo POI
periodic.
Tambien fueron electOs
Sres. John H. Spencer, seq
vicepresidente; John Adamo,
cretario, y T. B. Castiglia, te'
70.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
NUEVA sECRETAR|AP PARA
FL CAP|TUL0 LOCAL
De la CRUZ ROJA

Ell capitulo local de la Cruz Ro-
ia anunci6 aver que una nueva Sc
c~retaria, Sra. Anne Byrd Waugh
an, tomara possession ell dia FL de
JUNO.
Sucedera a la Sra. Marion Nc
Intosh, que renunciara por mott
vos de enfermedad.
Preside ell capitulo local ell es-
timado ciudadano Gettis B. Hen
derson.
La renuncia de la Sra. McIn-
tosh fue aceptada con pena y Sc
hicieron votos por su restableci-
miento.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
YEEMIsOS DE CONSTRUC-
ION

rees ssorgados permisos de
<sessn a W. G. Folsom, B..
tey . II Coleman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
Christianity Destroyers
 Condemned ByPope Plus

is. to destroy that which the Chris tian religion has given to the Ger man nation in the course of many centuries
 "Of this, the Pope complains, just as have the German bishops" the broadcast said, "and he praises the German shepherds who, together with Rome-aS the letter expresses it-are doing everything within their power to erect a bastion against those wretched people who harbor such hostile and Vnjustified aver sion to Christianity
 The German bishops do not lose heart or confidence in this hard fight, but carry it on unafraid buckled in the armor of truth and divine grace,
 "The Pope expresses the wish that the German bishops may be granted shrewdness without faint-hearted ness, valor without overbearing.
 The Pope urged the bishops to sd- monish the faithful that they should not fear those who some times do violence to the mortal body but never may harm the immortal soul"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
FACTORY WORKERS AT FORD FUNERAL

Detroit, May 28.-(UP)-Factory workers as well as leaders of the automotive industry and government paid final tribute today to Edsel B. Ford, president of the Ford Motor Company and only son of the auto motive pioneer.
 The 49-year-old manufacturer, who for a quarter of century headed the industrial empire founded by his father, died We'd nesday
 Simplicity marked the final serv- ices as flags flew at half staff on all city and county buildings and De- troit schools.
 Private funeral services were to be held at 2:30 D. m. (EWT) in the Chapel of Christ church at subur- ban Crosse Pointe.
 The Rt. Rev Frank w. Creighton, Episcopal bishop of Michigan, and the Rev. Francis B. Creamer, rector of Christ church parish were to officiate.
 Hundreds of Detroiters, some of them working men still in their cov erals, filed through the chapel where the body lay in state yester- day.