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Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-08
Remember Sonu,'
Writes Suicide

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-(UP)-On the
stage, Dolly Dawn was singing
You'll Never Know How Much l
Love You" In the balcony, Henry
Margolski %. scrawled a note TO
his pretty bride of seven weeks. He
asked her always to remember the
song, then shot himself TO death.
Margolski's life and Good Luck,
Mr.. Yates" the movie he went to
see at a downtown theater. posed
the same problem. But the pic
ture ended happily.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-08

Continued from page u
mvzhsk. 35 miles west of Belgorod,
and Tamarovka. l8 miles west
northwest of Belgorod.
Some $50 miles to the north, 9TH
er Russian armies surging through
recaptured Orel were believed near
inc Karachev. Is miles to the west,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-08
NOT TOO LITERALLY

when I say whether they can
be got at. I don't want that inter-
preted too literally. because there is
a general scheme for undertaking
those offensive operations which
will lead to two things: Cramping
the enemy communications still
more and at the same time taking
away from him the positions which
he holds and which enable Us to
give him more hell as we go along
That's the general concept.
There is a concerted plan of
operations being followed But
those are the two principles: How
can we clamp down more and more
on the enemy's communications
and take away that which he has,
that in our hands will enable us to
exert an all-out effort against
Japan.
In military parlance, there are
no eccentric operations being un-
dertaken at all. BY eccentric oper-
alton. I mean one which looks at
tractiye but is really off the main
line of effort"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-08
Not Enough of YOU

NOT Enough OF YOU
A. C. West is rather a big fellow
and when he gets his mind made
up it generally stays made up.
After being burned by flaming
oil while fighting a fire in Ell
Centro recently, he was ordered to
the hospital to stay for a spell.
West stood it a day and then de-
cided he was going to leave; so up
he got.
A startled nurse looked at him
and said, You can't leave here"
West looked at her and said,
Who's going to stop me?"
I'VE are" replied the nurse.
There aren't enough of you and
you aren't big enough" West said
in his slow way.
The next day he was back at
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-08
TO THE PUBLIC!
Congressman John Phillips
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

Answers 10 yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
1-Remnant OF cloth.
Gem measure.
e--Minsrsl spring.
12--Asn drink.
13--Resids.
1t--Cuthion
15-Vanquished.
i7-on VIVA, river is Cologne situated?
is-Wandered.
2o-strapds.
zi--Incited
27-Meoicated dressing
23-Put down
2t--CnmhlnR plant
Authorization
7T-LuIon Negrit9.
7s-Funersi hymn
7e-Sunmer Or.
So--compass point tAbhf
5i--River euhsnkment.
S2-wheel- par,
S5--smaT hafhort.
S4-shock
Ss-Femals nams
3T-FNeo ousutty ~ yarn.
3s-AWkpsrd persons.
ss-Notchec
si--Finish
42-who - The muse - lyric poetry
t4-Who - the tiny cripple IN Dickens
Christmas CaroT7
fS-pser Gybts mother.
ts-Ths devil
s7--Formsr French coin
VERTICAL
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when he SAD. We owe ~ much 70
o. few
2-DlEputs
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Evening star., 1943-06-09
Il Useful and Lasting GW...

As she walks oveness tle and satin her
face ago thoughts thought
helped make that future look bright by the careful selection
Now than useful and lasting gift
appreciated gifts the material foundation of the Brides
Kann has selected these tributes with each destined
forl ands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions Of a
factual nature have been answered
by Fighting Man FTicnd:
Mrs. VI. II Q Two months ago
nv husband was reclaSsified and
put in Ia. he had ben IN AZ
until that time because of a prison
record He was m a Michigan
prison for nine months on minor
charge. Did the draft board make
A mistake In reclaSSitylng him. II
not, why hasn't he been called
before.
A-The draft board il correct
In reclassifying your husband If
he has Just one minor charge
against him. His draft board
apparently did not need him 10
fill their quota or he probably
would have been called before.
Mrs. r. II. II @ My husband
will be leaving for the army in a
few weeks. II Is his desire that I
move 10 his home town which j.
about 800 miles from here i n
true that the army Will move an
inductee'S furniture 70 another
town? If the army can move the
furniture would he be allowed
gasoline for his sisters car 10 move
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

problem IS: Should ] wait unit.
after the war before getting mar
ried or should / marry as soon as
possible ?
My parents won't allow him 70
come 10 the house 70 sec me be-
cause my sister clipped when she
was is two years ago. and since
then She has had a lot OF bad luck
with her marriage Ny mother IS
afraid the same thing VIII happen
to me. What do YOU think / should
do2 MISS =. A. L..
Dear Miss -. 4. L.:
Your mother has Your best in
tereStS at heart and II trying 90
protect YOU from making a very
serious mistake. which could
easily ruin your life a. well a.
the-life of the young man, with
whom YOU consider yourself 10
be i'm love.
when two persons have known
each other for reasonable
length of time and have eehsid--
cred the seriousness of the Obli-
cations of married life, then
they are i'm a position TO make
decision. You should he willing
10 profit nv your sisters un-
happy experience and trust the
good advice of Your mother.
II the boy II the right type, he
will make IL his business 10 meet
YOUR parents and let them get
TO know his good qualities and
his family background. Don't
rush into marriage. You viii be
married long time.
REV. JOSEPH \. FOLEY.
:. j.. student counselor, niver-
sity Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
No Marriage License,
Wife Asks Her Status

War Problem Clinic:
When my husband and were
married we obtained our license
through Judge Murphy. ! was an
cxpectant mother and our license
was obtained privately. After our
marriage. the license was returned
10 the court and We do not have
a copy of H. Now here is my
question::
When man is indicted he
must take his marriage license
and other papers so the wife may
cot her allotment. We have no
license, Just certificate from the
ehurch, so what can | do?
MRS. r. VI. q.
Dear Mrs. T. VI. g.:
Your marriage il not a public
record. Because Of your preg-
nancy YOU were married under
special statute and the license
issued and knowledge thereof
shall be deemed to be privileged
communications. You receive no
evidence of your marriage other
than the certificate delivered 10
YOU by the minister who mar
led you, which II considered
competent proof.
EDWARD POKORNY. Wayne
County Friend of the Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Times War Problem Clinic:
Girl Fond of Children Needed

the furniture in a trailer? We
cant afford a moving van for that
dlStance.
A-The army will not move an
inductee's furniture to another
town. You should go 10 the
ration board i'm your neighbOr-
hood 10 find out whether or not
YOU can obtain enough gas To
move the furniture by trailer.
Mrs. II. p: My brother who is
- years old has lived with Us
since the latter part of juno, 1912
We feed clothc and send him 10
school. My husband was given eX-
enptten for HIM IN otif income tax
and I'd like 10 know If and when
he is called into service would ! be
entitled 10 an allotment for him.
We have two other children.
A--YOur brother would he
considered II dependent OF the
serViceman if he il a member of
your household and has looked
to him for support, and he would
be included in the family allow
ance payable 10 you.
Mrs. L. F.: q My cousin is in
the SeabeeS On his furlough he
went 30 days AWOL. He was
going back 10 his camp on Monday
but the shore patrol came after
him on Saturday It's been over
week and We haven't heard from
him yet II ! write TO his camp
would my letters be delivered 10
him If he is not allowed 10 write -?
A-AddresS his mail a. YOU
have in tho past and the letters
will he delivered 10 him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems TO
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address, although no
names Will be published but
will be held in Strictest con-
fidence. Do NOT write di-
rectly 10 members of the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James +. ChenOt
Edward PokOrny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley, =. j.
Fred VI. ButZcl
DIR. Robert G.. Foster
DIR. Alfred McCiung Lee
Mrs. Frances SandeTsOn
Miss ElVa VI. FornCrOOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter II. T.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Blood Donors
Sought 10 Curb
Measles Peril

With 1890 cases reported last
week, the city health department
revealed today that measles is the
no. ! communicable disease at
present.
The number of cases reported
in the city reached a peak OF
1893 for the week ending May s.
The health department said
there is d great need for blood
from recovered victims TO supply
a convalescent serum for infected
infants and frail children.
Persons over Is years OF age
and who weigh over 100 pounds
are asked TO make the contribu-
ton. The serum clinic ar Herman
Kiefer Hospital will pay s. for
each blood donation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Believes Husband
Unfit for Service

War Problem Clinic
Ny husband and ] were married
in May. 1889 lie was classified IN
If because of perforated car
drum Last May he was called
again for reclEvSlf1cation and put
INTO Ia. on June II he was IN
Quoted
According 70 rules published
they DO not induCt men who have
this physical defect They found
An additional perioration when nc
was taking his final physical a.
the induction center He IS now
under doctors constant care with
a severe back condition.
don't feel he should Shirk his
duty, but II he is physically unfit
he is not able 20 do his best His
Job. which is considered defense,
IS open for him. 50 | feel there i
no reason for the army 10 detaln
him. j would appreciate any ad-
Vlre or information you may be
-ei,ic-tc Tivc me- MRS, n. +
Dear Mrs. VI. f.:
The question of induction IL
one for the draft boards and the
army induction center 90 decide.
The regulations are changed
rom time 10 time "a circum-
tances warrant. When n person
IL accepted into service the ques-
tiOn OF his retention is one for
army officials % decide. Past
experience indicates your hus-
hand will receive just treatment
from those who must decide
whether or not he il 10 he dis
charged on account of physical
disability.
WALTER II. r. SCOTT,
vice commander.
Detroit Districts Assn,
American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Girl War Worker
Offers Children Aid

War Problem Clinic:
/ am a war worker and have
been in Detroit only a short time.
I am 10 years OF age and would
like very much 70 devote some OF
my time each day 10 helping out
in some nursery school. ! am very
fond OF children and have spent
many summers in homes taking
care Of children. | also have read
and studied a great deal about
taking care OF children.
cannot devote my entire time
10 a nursery. for my work rs very
important. but in spite OF this /
am able TO give so many hours
each day 10 help out. l would
appreciate it if you can give me
surne information on where TO 20
10 see about getting into a nursery.
MISS {. l..
Dear Miss {. L.:
III you have special gifts or
experience with young children
YOU should he OF great help as
"A volunteer i'm a nursery school.
War nurseries operate from
80 a. IN. 10 $3.50 p. m. The paid
stan appreciates IL especially
II a volunteer can help at either
end of the long day.
Please register at the Civilian
Defense Volunteer Office, 1851
Woodward telephone Cadillac
5S7D. Mrs. Lowell Selling, her
xelf volunteer, II I'm charge Of
volunteer placements in nursery
schools.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

PROBLEM CLINIC for informa-
ton.
A letter from a young woman
expressing such a desire is an
swered in -today's WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC column by Mrs
Irene +. Murphy, family and child
welfare secretary of the Council
Of Social Agencies.
The information provided by
Mrs. Murphy should be Of interest
10 scores of Detroit women quail
fed to assist in this important
war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Postwar Address

Representatives from Chin a,
Great Britain and Norway will
speak al a symposium tonight IN
the Raekhan auditorium on The
United Nations and the Postwar
World"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

workers Detroit have shown great interest
schools designed for the children OF those employed
in essential industries Z. u
questions concerning schools from workers
placing wishing
,rk full or lime in schools WAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
War Marriage Advice
Sought by Girl 10

War Problem Clinic,
| am II years old and will be
rs on Feb Is. 1914 | am IN love
with a Young man IN the service
and would like to marry him. My
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
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The compartmented design prevents
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
4th Term Debated
z Days by UAW
Union Matters SheIved
by Executive Board
Times staff Correspondent

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1l-Union
matters were all but submerged
Saturday as the UAW-CIO execu-
tive board for the second day con-
tinued its heated debate over the
subject OF President Roosevelt and
fourth term.
Question of the fourth term
was brought up by George +.
Adde's, Secretary-treasurer, who
asked that the union make an i'm
mediate commitment 10 the Prest-
dent.
The issue split the board along
factional lines.
Adde's group claimed that the
motion was being retarded by fol-
lowers of Walter Reuther who,
they said, asked that a committee
be appointed TO visit the White
House and get definite commit
ments from the President that
action would be taken on the
unions demands for a rollback OF
prices and adjustment of the
Little Steel formula. .
This was denied by Reuther. He
said that he along with all other
members of his group were heart
-ify IN favor or the President for
a fourth term but felt that such
action should be left up TO the
rank and file in the unions con-
vention 10 be held in Buffalo.
In this they were supported
by President r. J. Thomas who
stated that he personally was in
favor Of the reelection of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and that in his
opinion all OF the executive board
with the exception Of one was of
the same opinion.
AS the board reconvened for
the afternoon session Thomas eX-
pressed confidence that Reuthers
amendment would pass.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Help Wanted
At Ford Republic

Officials Of l., Ford Republic,
privately endowed school for boys
at InkSter and Nine Mile roads,
Saturday issued an appeal, not
for cash. but for persons to join
IT'S staff at good wages
Fred NJ. Butzel, Detroit attor-
ney and president of the inStitu-
ton, said the schools need was
50 pressing for men and women
10 do the cooking. heating and
maintenance work that an adver-
tising campaign for aelp was
being launched.
At present, he said the school
needs three teachers, one social
worker, two night watchmen. a
cook and farmer at top bracket
wages" The situation is 50 criti-
CAL he added. that Supt Clyde l..
Reed and professional staff men,
berS had been doing kitchen and
stable duty.
To-day" B6tzell said, 1--WE are
operating with only 60 per cent
Of the normal staff and the boy
population II down TO 80 from
1875"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
UNIONS HEADACHE

Aside from the political picture,
one Of the chief headaches of the
union these days is what 10 do
about the semi-military status i'm
posed on civilian guards in hun
dredS OF war plants throughout
the country.
This came TO a head recently
when four JAW men, guards at
the Brewster Aeronautical Corp.
plant IN Johnstown. Pa. were
court-martaled by the navy for
refusing TO obey orders Of coast
guard officers. =
The men had been sworn into
the coast guard reserve, accord
ing 20 Richard r FrankenSteen,
JAW vice president under. the
assurance that they would abro-
gate none OF their union rights
by so dong
However. when they sought 20
change their posts under seniority
provisions Of their contract with
the company the navy baked and
placed them under arrest when
they dcicd orders
rhe matter - Hew up before
Secretary Of the Navy Knox for
decision.
There is a possibility that the
War Labor Board now hearing a
dispute between the corporation
and the union may settle this
problem OF divided authority.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
THOMAS Is THE BOSS

A year ago this might not have
been true. but today il is a diff
ferent story. Thomas is the boss
Of the JAW
The burlY. tobacco-cheWinE. ex=
welder from the Chrysler plant is
prepared 10 take his case 10 the
rank and file membership and if
he does he is bound 10 come out
on top,
Already he has brought his in
fluencc 10 bear on the interna-
tional executive board.
BY refusing 10 support the cam
didacy OF Adde's he put his bless
ingS on Richard T. Leonard, who
wants the iOb
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Quit SqudbbIing,
Thomas Warns
Reuther, Adde's
JAW President Backs
Leonard in Race That
Resulted in Feud
News of Labor
BY JACK CREIIIN
Times Labor Editor

CLEVELAND. Sept. 11--A new
and powerful influence which may
bring unity to the strife-torn
UAW-CIO has arisen within the
auto workers union.
And that influence is none other
than the politically-independent
president. r. J. Thomas.
Thomas doesn't like the squab-
bling which has been going on
between the Walter Reuther and
George +. Adde's factions and he
says he IS going 10 do something
about H..
And he viii
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Ships Clash in Channel

LONDON. Sept. IL tUP)-Ber-
lin radio said today that a British
motor torpedo boat was sunk last
night in the English Channel of
81. Valery. France, in a clash be-
tween light patrol vessels.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
OWN FOLLOWING

Contrary 10 outward appear
anccS, LEONARD Is not an out and
out follower OF Walter Reuther.
He has his own following within
the union and IL is a considerable
one.
Thomas considers Leopard 10 be
rs loyal 20 him aS he is 10
Reuther And in this he is prob
ably right
Chief subject Of discussion be-
fore the JAW board meeting
here in tho Hotel Statier this past
week has been how the delegates
from various locals are lining UP
for the convention fight
Adde's followers claim that
they viii win by substantial ma
jorty while Rcuther is willing 10
bet that Leonard Will come out on
top by better than 400 votes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

YOUNG people. especially those OF
Il grammar and high school age, are
prone 10 be deficient in stomach di-
geStive juices and red-blood.
A growing person who is operating on
6S 10 700 healthy blood volume or a
stomach digestive capacity OF only so
10 CO., normal Is severely handicapped.
In such cases Nature needs extra help
Organic troubles or focal infection, II
they exist, must be corrected Tissue foods
must be digested and rich, red blood
must be present TO build sturdy bodies
SIS Tonic is especially designed TO
build-up BLOOD STRENGTH when de-
ficient and 10 promote those
STOMACH JUICES which digest the
food so the body can make proper use
OF 10 In tissue building and repair
These two important results enable
the body to make use OF the food as
Nature intended. Thus you may gain a
keen appetite . . flrm flesh body
energy -. mental alertnessl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Build Sturdy Health
and Help America Win

Thousands and thousands OF users have
testified TO the benefits SIS Tonic has
brought TO them and scientific research
shows that II gets results-that's why so
many say "SSS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel like yourself again" At
drug stores In 10 and 20 or sizes. as S. S. Co
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-19
100 PROPERTIES
LISTED WITH WHO
Waterbury Leads State in
Per Capita Ratio OF Con-
version Projects

Recent figures from Hartford re-
vealed today that Waterbury heads
the state in per capita ratio OF con-
version projects, it was announced
today by John NJ, Dobbs. regional
representative of the Natianai Hous-
ing Agency.
Approximately 800 dwelling units
in leased properties, expected to &C
commodate an estimated 1850 per-
sons, will be converted to accom-
modate war workers in Connectl-
cuts nine critical housing areas
when conversion projects now in
process under the MIA program are
completed, Mr.. Dobbs said.
Joseph M. Sullivan, manager OF
the War Housing Center here, dis
closed that 100 applications from
property owners listing their proper
ties for conversion purposes are now
listed with the local office OF the
government agency.
This number, he explained. repre-
sents so applications filled out dur
ing the past 60 days, an average OF
more than one day. since the MIA
agency office was opened here May
II, and 20 received prior to that
date When Daniel T. harrington, Jr.,
was the acting agent here.
Waterbury's quota for the con-
verxio,, program is 2An taro9v dwell
tN@ ullSlS sl.a resI'l<ise tr ~ Pho
gram has been most gratifying SO
far, the local manager added, most
of which may be completed by Sep
TENDER.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-19
u. Agency To Take
Over Old Hamilton
Avenue Structure
Renovations of Former Redville School Building Re-
ported Completed; Tenants to Move in Shortly;
School Board Meets Tonight

meeting of the Board of Education
called for tonight at Crosby high
school. Although education COM
missioners have given unofficial ap-
prevail to the project, the various
considerations involved are expected
to be outlined by government rep
resentative tonight and final de-
cision made.
The housing project will be one
of several similar ones conducted
by the U. S. Housing Authority for
the benefit of local war workers. One
other school building, the Gaffney,
had been under consideration for a
federal housing project but poor
condition of the school is said to
have withheld action.
1t was reported today that the
Reidville school, which is now under
private ownership, will be ready for
occupancy in the middle of Septem-
Der. Nine individual dwelling units
have been established in the old
building and renovation work is re-
ported to be progressing rapidly.
The Hamilton avenue school,
which was abandoned for educa-
tional purposes a number of years
ago, had been used recently for WPA
projects.
Although the question of appoint
ment of dean for girls at Wildly
high school is still open, no discus
sion on the subject will be made to-
night. The motion, made two weeks
ago, was tabled at that time for the
Aug. 2 meeting.