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Evening star., 1943-10-31

Regulation cut and cinch to aunder anywhere and
der any conditions, is the Cristol-Ray Amy Officers
Shirt For the homehont fighter Cristol-Ray shirts are
cut to Wilson Brothers famous V-shape, which gives
plenty of room through chest and shoulders where you
want it, and tapers trinity the waist The mod
els are Rook and Biltmore, sboum ADORE.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Fovorites Of the Marine
Corps. A strictly noncom-
botont trio ore Pvt. Vireinio
Dunlop Of Fort Worth, Tex,
and the two Morine Corps
pets she met on o.visit to the
wor deg detachment at
Comp lejeune, New River,
N. c. Pvt. Dunlop is Ct
tending the Morine Corps
Women's Reserve Officer
Candidates School there and
Zomb'e and Colonel, the
pups, ore Just privileged
mosoots Of the morines who
tro'n the reoI wor dogs.
/ 5 Marine Corps Photo
Evening star., 1943-10-31

WOMAN DRUG CLERK:
Il reduced from i66 to ll6
Evening star., 1943-10-31
WIFE:
i lost IS pound, in - days"

PHYSICIANS WIFE:
i LOST IS pound, in - days
MISS r.. WASHINGTON. d. C.:
Had to tell the wonderful news, Reduced
from 200 to 60 pounds in : months fol.
lowing your plan. Ii great to be able to wear
youthful clothes. My friend, are amazed: and
many Of them are now following the plan.
MRS. E. B., PORTLAND, ORE:
reduced 3 pounds in about four weeks
Your plan i, most successful way to reduce.
MRS. c. NJ, ITHACA, n. Y:
My hips were s. inches. now - inches. I
feel Ike new person. like the taste also.
Mt Doctor sos IL uas O. X"
Evening star., 1943-10-31

The cdsto'-Rey Skipper Leisure Shirt illustrated has
new deep collar Faultless Paamas in the Wall Street
model are designed for sound sleep CrstolRay Super
Shorts don't clutch bind have seamless seat Weaves
are Twill and Oxford in four solid Jewel Tones Cisto
White, Sand Amber, Blue Supplies rather limited
now, but therell be more later on
Evening star., 1943-10-31
shirt like this
before |953r

1r1StOI:-Ray sA ro.r-wA. PRODUCT NOW.
MADE or AN AusrlNlzEp-PRocass* FAsR,c.. IN WHICH
SPUN RAyoh IS STABILIZED WITH COTTON. sAnfoR,zrp
AND VAT. DYED.
Your reward for working and saving this war will in
cude lot of wonderful products when the shootne
Some will come soon; others will take decade but
meanwhile one of these postwar miracles is here today
Wilson Brothers shirts paamas and shorts
Ray garments made of gorgeous rayonand cotton
fabric that combines the choice rayon with
the easy washing and ironing qualities Of cotton. They're
every mans pride every womans Joy to launder
Best of all don't have 1893 to get them.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

cALPA harmful drug
diet
helped
marvel At the .M improvement your figure .
dealer doe,nt have cALPAR n.odueo
SIC sold if
Evening star., 1943-10-31
n EN- and women all over the country
report remarkable results in losing

pound, . month and more They are following the
Easy Reducing Plan Of Dr.. Edward Parrish. we'll
known physician aad editor. formerly chief Of u s.
military hospital and . state public health officer.
pleasure because it has absolutely NO STRICT
DIETS. requires no exercises. HARMLESS. too be-
it calls for reducing drugs
given the air to millions: For lunch take 2
teaspoonfuls Of CALPAR in glass Of juice. ~a,er
any beverage. Take nothing else for lunch except
. cup Of coffee if desired For breakfast and dinner
EAT AS YOU USUALLY DO, bur sen,iby Don't
Gu, out fairy starchy foods-ut down on them
BY following Dr.. Parishs Easy Reducing Plan you
cut down your daily ealorie intake thus losing weight
oanrally You needn't suffer OLE huns,v nnoonrnt
Evening star., 1943-10-31

More thon bit Of Hollywood eIomor
IS eoueht in this snort little two pieeer
worn BY Storlet Nan Wynn The ripped
peplum treotment or the front controst
ing with the tiny wostIine gives the
model thot eertoin something thot you
con hove for on cosy bit OF home sew
ing. Pottern No. 1909 is designed for
sizes 10. Y. a. Is. l8 and 70 2S to
SO bust. Size Y. with three quorter
sleeves. requires 49, yords Of 39-neh
motenol. ! yord eontrost for collar.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
. Nc Exercise!
. No Reducing Drugs!
. Absolutely HormIess!

pom, pin dollar bill to it and mail today for
your can OF CAL-PAR and We will also send you
FREE DR. Pafrish's booklet reducing contain,
ing impoftan, facts you ought know IncI1d-
ins. weight tables and charts of food values
Dep, 500 P. o85 B~ay. New York
CAL.PAR. Dept. 3OOP
085 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
, ! enclose 81 90 for SPECIAL can of CAL.
] PAR, to be sent postage pad and Or Par
| fishs booklet reducing II not satisfied ]
! may feturn unused portion and my 81 90 will
be refunded GOD orders accepted in
uSA only
NAME
ADDRESS
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Evening star., 1943-10-31

us no problem to wash CfisolRay garments-tub them
casually duck takes swim, The fabric in Crsol-
Ray men wear Aaainzsd made by process of inlay
ing spun rayon with threads of cotton much as concrete
is reinforced with Steel That permits the fabric to be
Sanforzed and Vat-Dyed Result-there's no worry
about shrinking or fading.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
USERS
SAY

" TO
pounds. feel like new
person and have more pep
wore size a. dresses: non UeS, ,size H."
MRS. ". H.. MILWAUKEE,. Wise:
First week | lost pounds. Your system
IS marvellous. l went to work a usual"
HOSPITAL DlETIcIAN. REG'rD NURSE;
"Loss 4s pound. in 81 day, and never felt
better in my life.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
[l;Il3li3l5Z7l;[1
Many Lose 81: sw::% i%ss''' Yet EAT PLENTY!

MRS. p. NJ, FRESNO, CAL:
! am we'll satisfied. | lost
IL pounds in } weeks"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
BY PETER EDISON

If you have any questions
about how the governments new
wage sterilization program af-
fects your individual case as a
worker or an employer, take
your troubles to the nearest Of
flee of Wage and Hour Division,
or write them a letter. There are
over 100 of these Wage and
Hour offices scattered around
the country. Your local post
master or any one of the 1900
u. S. Employment Serv e
branches should know the adj
dress of the office closest to you.
The point is, you don't have
to write to Washington to get in
formation on how these wage
control rulings affect your case
and whether or not you're en-
titled to a raise. Right off the
bat, when the Wage Stabiliza-
ton Order was signed by the
President on Oct. 3, 1912, it be-
came apparent that this control
over the wages paid to some 30
million workers in over 3O0,O
Establishments could not be run
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

from Washington, so an organi-
zation was set up to decentralize
operations.
At Wage and Hour offices you
can get all the forms and in
formation needed to file any
application for any kind of a
wage adjustment, and Wage and
Hour officials will help fill out
the forms.
If the local Wage and Hour
office rules that the application
will be made to one of the 10
regional offices of the War La
Dor Board, in Boston, Philadel-
phia, New York, Atlanta, Kan
sas City, Cleveland, Chicago,
Dallas, Denver and San Fran
cisco. At each of these regional
WLB offices there is regional
director who will sit with a
regional advisory board of IL
members. four from labor, four
from management and four rep
resenting the public. Each OF
the 10 regional directors has
power to act on any application
for a wage adjustment In his
area.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05

a profession and is the coun-
try's outstanding woman teach
er today.
Mrs. Peterson gives very
neat lesson in today's hand,
which helped her team win the
title. At both tables of the match
this deal was played at four
hearts by East, and the same
opening lead was followed by
the same play. East won the first
trick and cashed the three clubs
in order to discard the four OF
diamonds A heart lead was won
by North, who led a spade.
South ruffed with the jack. CASH
ed the king of hearts and exited
with a diamond.
Mrs. Peterson now made the
contract, whereas her rival in
the East position was set. On the
first trump lead Mrs. Peterson
took the precaution of playing
the eight, saving the three-spot
on general principles. Thus she
had an entry to get into dummy
for a spade lead. At the other
table East had not saved the
three and had to give up q spade
trick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
. SO THEY SAY

If there is lack of WE'LL plan
ned and vigorous action, it is
quite conceivable that the hu-
man misery in certain countries
after the war may be even great
er than during the war.-Vice
President Henry A Wallace.
| think Chennault is the out
standing genius of aerial war
fare. He has thought out and ex-
ecuted 80 major air battles and
never lost one. He planned 48
bombing raids which were car
ried out with the loss of only
one bomber. - Col. Merriam G..
Cooper, chief of staff to General
Chennault.
We who fight the battles on
the home front must plan and
act now to win the peace. -
Rev. Ralph A. Gallagher of 10y
ola U. of Chicago.
Those who aim at building a
new world must fight for the
right of free choice of govern
ment and of religious order.
They must refuse that the state
should make of individuals a
herd of whom the state disposes
as if they we're lifeless things
Pope Plus.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
PASS THE NEW EDITIONS

Aqon we ore invited to give books to help Amer
lean soldiers sailors, Marines coost euordsnen and
merchant seomen improve and DISTRICT their minds
in such leisure as the winning of the may leave
for them.
From JAM 5 to March 5, second Victory Book
Campaign will be woeed. But this time, backlog
having been built in 1912, emphasis will be quality
rather than quantity
The men in unfom-five million now and almost
twice as many before another New Yeor-ore going
to need lot of books But in the words of Corp John
Ripley Forbes, librarian for Napier Air Field at Do
than, AIo.:
! AFTER all you cont expect HUSKY young soldier
headed for combat duty TO take feversh interest in
the Stote Papers Of Grover Cleveland, the lodes'
Guide to Home Need|ework, or doeeored arithmetic
Of the vintage Of 1904"
In other words this is not substitute for tossing
unwonted books into the trash can This is contrbu-
ton to the morale Of men who are offering their lives
and are suffering prvotions if not bitter hordships.
1t is an insult to such men to donate only such books
as we want to clear off the shelves.
They want the same best.seIIers we like to read
at home; recent fiction and worthwhile non-fction-
say not more than II years DID, technical books that
ore really usefu-nens books published since 1885.
The most popular offerings, reports Corporal
Forbes (who in civilian life was museum director
and is no novice in this field Popular westerns,
weird and thrilling murder mysteries, light fiction,
late novels technical books Of all kinds and the latest
current event moterol."
The campaign was requested by the Army and the
Navy and is sponsored jointly by the American Library
Association, the American Red Cross and the United
Service Organizations.
Book donations are to be accumulated at every
library in the country Thence they will be distributed
to camp and naval base and ship libraries, to USO
centers and Merchant Marine libraries
Don't worry about an oversuppIy. Any American
Leeonnoire will tell you how for from too many books
the camp libraries had in World War ].
Just give, collect prod your friends, in hope that
the supply may be made somewhere near enough to
sotsfy the pressing demand.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
. IN HOLLYWOOD

Gus Edward chose Dorothy Null
lican to be a member of his the
atrical troupe he gave her what
he considered was his second
best stage name-Lola Lane. His
best stage name had already
been given out. 1t was Lila Lee.
Paramount found Clara Lou
Sheridan in a Search for Beau
ty" contest and renamed her
Ann. >. When Warmers sign
ed Jules Garfield they changed
his name to John Garfield, then
decided the name didn't sound
American enough until he re-
minded them that James Gar
field was once president of the
United States. Sam Gold
fish borrowed the last three let
tiers of his partners name, Arch
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM Z. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

While the national tourna-
ment was smaller this year than
in former years, that was to be
expected. However, the compe-
tition was none the less keen,
as the teams from the various
cities throughout the country
were of the strongest. One of
the four women who won the
national women's team-of-four
title is Mrs. Olive Peterson OF
Philadelphia. This is the eighth
national title that Mrs. Peterson
has won. She has made bridge
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
JOE TAKES A MICKEY

Lucille LeSueur received the
name, Joan Crawford, in a fan
magazine contest. A COM
munity playhouse director short
ened Bert De Wayne Morris to
Wayne Morris. Mickey Roo
ney was born Joe Yule. Jr. He
was first called Mickey when he
starred in the Mickey Mcclure
comedies. The studio selected
Rooney because it was Irish.
The longest theater marquee
in the world would not hold
Leopold Stokowski's real name
- Leopold Antoni StanislaW
Boleslawowicz Stokowski. :.
Dorthea Schaffer became Doro-
thea Kent - after Kent collars.
Robert Taylor was Spangler
Arlington Brugh and he was
named for his father, DR.. S. A.
Brugh of Filley, Neb. AS a boy
he was known as Arlington.
When he was signed by Metro,
Louis B. Mayer decided nobody
would be able to pronounce
Brugh Robert Stanhope was
considered because as Captain
Stanhope in a college production
of Journeys End he first won
a film test. But Mayer thought
that Stanhope didn't sound
American enough. Finally May
er's secretary suggested "Tay-
Tor" and Robert Taylor he be-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
BUREAUCRACY

s. PREMIER JOHN BRACKEN Of Manitoba, new
leoder Of the Conodion Progressive Conservative
Pory is disturbed about growing bureaucracy in the
neehbor dominion. Without passing upon the volid-
ity Of his worry here's company for hin, in misery:
Before the war Canada had IS 900 Dominion
government employees. In November there we're no.
OOO increase Of so per cent and current average
OF one federol enpVoye to every 90 Canadians.
When the American defense program began we
had OF ,Oeo executive employees Now we have OPP
proxinnotely 100000 on increase Of round|y 200
per cent and current average Of about federal
emPloye to every a. Americans.
More than twice the burden, about five times the
rote Of increase.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
GOOD CATCH

somebody is mad at the Gov
eminent or somebody else has
received too many rejection
slips.
Leon r. Sawyer, an employee
of the U. S. Geological survey,
turned four nearly new type
writer's over to police today and
said he had found them under
two feet of water in the White
River.
They can be restored to work.
ing shape with minor repairs, he
said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service staff Correspondent

Names. made to order: Dean
ma Durbin. whose real name is
Edna Mae Durbin, was named
"Deanna" by her agents secre-
tary, an avid numerologist who
thought the name would click. 1t
did. Irving Berlin's real
name is Israel Baline. When he
wrote his first song he signed it
II. Berline" so his New York
East Side pals would not think
he was sissy" for writing mu-
sic. You pronounce the
French name Chauchoin SHOW
shwan." A little girl named Lily
Chauchoin found her school
mates in New York calling her
"shoe shine" So she changed it
to Claudette Colbert >. When
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
FIGHT EN- EVERYWHERE

POH LAND, ore. = EVeH
stamp cancellations have be-
come war-like. A letter from an
overseas Marine urged:
TOTO is a bum
Hitler a heel
Another:
Praise D'Lord
Pass de ammu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
HORSE COLLAR

PIEDMONT. Mo. - Richard
Smith is pretty sore at some
thief bit probably not as sore
as his horses.
Smith hauled a load Of mine
props to town, tied his team to
a hitching post, attended to some
business, then drove home after
dark.
Not until he embarrassed his
team did he discover that some
body had stolen both his horse
collars.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
. BARBS

AS a candidate spreads his
bunk, so he will lie.
For quite some time Hitler
was running everything. Now
the Germans are running them
selves.
The honeymoon ends when a
couple on the sea of matrimony
runs into squalls.
Every man believes in trial
by jury until he Is summoned
for jury duty.
The new tax on liquor simply
means that the high cost Of high
living Is higher.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
WHOA. NOW

ALBUQUERQUE George
Benavides reported to work for
the first time as motorcycle
messenger for department
store.
He took off on his first deliv-
cry.
He roared right across the
street through the plate glass
window of another store, and
was delivered at the hospital
with badly cut face.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
COST PLUS

The House Merchant Marine Committees report
on the South Portland Me- shipbuiIdne Corps fl
noneiol operations makes interesting reodine por
tcuIory for those who always have been suspicious oil
the cost-plus type Of wor contract
The company invested $4,000 Of its owners
copito' Its criticized performance hos entitled it only
TO minimum tees Thus for the owners oIreody have
token in $500, OOO or twice their investment
After oil penalties have been deducted. when the
;eontroct is complete, the committee estimates mini
mum profits at $5.O40,ooo or 20 times the invest
I5nsnt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
HEDWICK TO HEDY

Lincoln Theodore Perry took
his name from a horse-Stepin
Fetchit, Metro changed the
name Of Hedwick Kiesler to
Hedy Lamar because of the
glamour associated with the late
Barbara LAMAR.
Una Merkefs real name is just
that. She received the odd name
Of Una meaning one, because
doctors told her mother she
could only have one child.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
POLAR BEAR CUBS

SEATTLE. d. Coombs was
surprised to see two nudists of
opposite sex cavorting in a gold
fish pond in a back yard shelter
ed from wintry gusts.
Suddenly. the feminine nudist
startled, donned kimono and
raced away with the other bath
er's towel-his only apparel.
She appeared to be every bit OF
4, ne all of 5.
When Coombs last saw them
the boy was pursuing his towel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
A BIT STRENUOUS

ALTA Iona, Calf. = Lee
Station, II, may practise his
strong man act on pillows here
after.
Station managed to lift two
10O-pound dumbbells over his
head. but the weights pulled him
over backward, and he landed
on his elbows with such force
that both wrists we're fractured.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05

Bradford, VT, was the site OF
the first factory for the manu-
facture of terrestrial and celestial
globes, in 1918.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
THIS is WAR
BY the Associated Press

THIS Is WAX
KINSTON, N. C.-An excited
housewife telephoned po lice
headquarters that "a strange
man is walking back and forth
in front of my home, carrying a
gum"
Policeman Pat Wright. at the
desk, assured her that the man
was up to no mischief-he mere
ly was doing sentry duty during
an exercise of the local Home
Guard Company.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
LINE FORMS AT THE RIGHT

TOPEKA, Kas. - If the right
grandma can be found, there's
SIS waiting for her at the Topeka
post office.
An envelope containing the
money was found in the mails
addressed simply ITO Grand
ma
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
EASY WORK

WEST ORANGE, N. ira
dio Patrolmen John Brady and
Thomas Mulvihill agree that ra-
tioning is helping police recover
stolen cars.
They found two of them aban-
doned in West Orange both
out of gas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
YOU CAN APPEAL

But suppose the regional d.
rector turns down your applica-
ton for a raise. You have a
right to appeal within 10 days.
The regional director then APP
points a panel of three from his
advisory board, one representa-
tive from the labor group, one
from the management group and
one from the public group, to re-
view your appeal. If the panel
overrules the previous finding OF
the regional director, okay, you
get the raise.
If the panel rules that your
application h u d be turned
down, there isn't much you can
do about it. Any one member Oh
the panel can recommend that
the finding can be referred to
the War Labor Board in Wash
ington, or the WLB itself can on
it's own initiative ask to have
the record of the case sent to
Washington for review, n q
WLB can, if il chooses, override
the panel and grant the wage
increase.
The tional War Labor
Board sitting in Washington can,
in fact. overrule and reverse any
finding made by any regional di-
rector, any finding made by any
panel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05

Selwyn, and became Sam Gold
wynn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-05
SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

SETTLEMENT OF DlSfUIES
In case there is any dispute
over wage agreement being
negotiated between an employer
and his employees, that case can
be submitted to the U. S. Con-
Citation Service, VIII h will
then attempt to wor kout a set
Element. In case of inability to
conciliate. the case may be GER
titled to the War Labor Board
in Washington, whose decision is
final.
For salaries, m | n & pay
computed on a weekly. monthly
or longer period, the pitch is a
little different. Control over sal
aries of more than $4,000 year
and the salaries of executive,
administra tive or professional
workers making less than $4,000
a year and not covered by un-
ion labor contract is given to the
Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. in the Treasury Department,
Guy T. Helvering.
Similarly, control over farm
wages has been delegated to the
Department of Agriculture. Reg
ulations governing them will be
dealt with separately, in later
articles in this series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Here
and
- OVV

FILE AND FORGET: Walk
ing through the Federal Build
ing the other day. We noticed
that one Office is devoted solely
10 the oleomsrgsrine tax, while
in another Office, a few doors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

a Va a y, they
have charge
OF "STe clal
taxes dis
titled spirits
boats pInball
an 4 gaming
devices
We q on I
doubt for a
minute mat
he govern
m Q n I has
som Q good
re on for
d iV ID n &
tn in CS up
that ~ aX
eN &C ut We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
} Nezis Slain in Denmark

LONDON. Oct. % 0NS)-,The
German DNB agency reported
last night that a state Of emer-
gency had been proclaimed IN
Copenhagen following the eX-
plosion Of tine-bonh IN a
restaurant in which three Ger
mans wsre killed and IS wounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
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