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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Woll Hits Reds

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charges to which the New York Times
has seen fit to give circulation. My
of the American Federation Of Labor
and to the American people in general.
The fact is well known to all in
formed Americans that at the time
when Foreign COmmiSSar MolotOv was
telling the Russian people and the
organized workers of the world that
'faScism was only Il matter of taste,
and Joseph Stain was sending birth
day greetings TO Adolph Hitler, | was
i'm the forefront of those who demand
ed active Intervention by the United
States against the aggressions of the
Axis powers. | have never altered my
attitude.
"k'illed with admiration for the
magnificent conduct of the Russian
people and their heroic armies in the
war, and eager to help them in the
greatest possible measure, American
trade unionstS will nevertheless re-
main uncompromisingly opposed to
Communism and to its agents in the
United States.
No amount of defamation of Amer.
| lean labor leaders emanating from
Moscow and reflected in the pages oi
the press in this country under the
guiSe of news will alter the opinion
of American workers that Communism
and Communists constitute Il PERM
ciouS element that must be combatted
regardless of the mask which they
see fit to don ut any particular mo
meat.
The labor movement of this cOun
| try and its leaders would like to avo,
being compelled to stress this issue Il
this time of great emergency, but the.
will not remain quicScent in the fac,
of the continued and continuous effort
on the part of the ltnSSian CommuniS
Party and its satellites here to vilif,
and destroy us. We will not pcrmi
the Communists TO use the war as
weapon for the destruction of the FREE
American labor movement"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Protests Reports
Of Negotiations
With Fdscists
Educators, Labor Leaders.
Journalists And Religious
Leaders Issue Appeal

New York City 0LNS).-Rumors of
between Allied and Italian
leaders have drawn a protest from 45
educators, labor leaders, Journalists
and religious leaders who have issued
an appeal through the Union for
by the L. s. Government of its demand
for the unconditional surrender Of
Fascism.
Signers of the appeal were headed
by William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor, DE-.
Frank =. Graham, public member Of
the National War Labor Board, Rep
resentatives John Nj. Coffee, Will
Rogers, Jr., and Emanuel Cellar and
others.
Were it not for sprevious policies
and actions of our Department of State
which have aroused doubts through
out the democratic world, all these
rumorS might be ignored as the III
evitable accomplishments Of Il globaI
war the appeal said.
I'VE feel THAT IT IS OpDOftune now
before policy has been fixed, for the
free citizens of an embattled democ
racy to reiterate their profound belief
that there can be no compromise be
tween fascism and democracy, between
Fascists and democrats.
In its preamble, the appeal said thai
"FaSciStS are always for SALE an,
! that, 'as the overwhelming power o
the United Nations becomes more ap
parent, they will become increasingly
for sale and at Il seemingly decreas
ing price
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
OPA MAY CUT DOWN
PROPERTY PAYMENTS

Washington. ID. {. ULNS).-Paul A.
Porter, rent control administrators,
told Il House committee consideration
was being given by the Office of Price
Administration to Il reduction i'm the
down payment required for sale of
rented property in rent control areas.
In view of the passing of the high
tide of immigration into defense areas.
Porter testified ii was probable that Il
reduction of the present 33-l/3 per
cent down payment required To 20 per
cent would not unduly upset the sta
bliZation program.
Porter agreed hat The existing 80 /3
down pa mcnt requirement "cut
across standards of other Government
agencies, mentioning specifically the
Home Owners Loan Corporations $
standard of 10 per cent, but he CON
tended the OPA practice as necessary
To prevent evasion of rent control.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
LABOR MEN ADDED TO BOARDS

Cleveland ULNS) -Thirty-two more
labor men are now working on Cleve-
lands local rationing boards, as Il re-
suit of Il recent drive To get more labor
men participating in OpA'S program.
The record shows that 80 labor men
and women officially chosen by their
organizations, now sit on - Cleveland
boards. Previously 81 union people sat
on 81 boards.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
MACKINAW MAKERS GET RAISE,

Whitehall, y. Y. ULNS).-The Put
nam Manufacturing Co., which EN-
ployS nearly 100 persons manufacture
ing mackinawS for the Army, and the
international Ladies' Garment Work
erS' Union, haNe signed IA -two-yrar T.
contract granting IL 20 per cent in
crease in wages and other CONCESSIONS
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Davis Resigns War Food
Job; Judge Marvin Jones
Ndmed New Administrator
CAUSED BY LACK OF AUTHORITY

Washington D. c. QLNS)-Chester c. Davis has resigned
administrator Food Administrator and Judge Mar
vim Jones been named his the White House an
nounced Monday afternoon
In his letter resignation made public at the White House.
Mr. said he lacked the authority to out the functions
of his office expressed the belief that President Roose
ves program subsidies control food costs cannot be eec
tive unless they accompanied by and savings
popram power and by tight control OF
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08

How much wiser are you than in the
Stuporous days before Pearl Harbor?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
REAL ESTATE.
Pirkit Mama Dabar

GROVEWOOD-2 seimu namai, 5.5
kambariai,
CORSICA Ave- Seimu, A kam-
bariai. Euclid Beach srityje.
BIZNIO NAMAS parsiduoda E. II
prie Superior
2 sEIMU A kambariai ant Lock
year ave.
GEORGE KASUNIC
1910 Lockyear Ave.
Kreiptis nuo Z Xxi s vakarais.
Henderson S056 (19)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

Suv. Valstiju lido Depart
mentas varo antra milziniska
karo Paskolos vaju naminiame
fronte. sio vajaus tikslas yra
sukelti 13 bilijonu dolariu ka-
70 bonais, taksu taupymo no.
tomis ir lido bonais. lido De-
partmentas praso visq jusu
pilnos kooperacijos padeti jau-
nuoliams kovos fronte, finan-
suojant kara uzjuriuose.
Xxi siol Amerikieciai visu
kilmiu buvo labai laimingi tue
kad Sis didziulis pasaulinis
konfliktas nekovojamas Ameri-
kos zemeje. Esame laiminges-
nj negu Britai, Rusai, Kinieciai
ir kit alijantai, kurie mate
asies karo masina savo zeme-
je, mate savo namus ir ukes
sunaikinamas, miestus subom-
barduojamus, ju kulturini gy-
venima suardoma.
+ Valdzia tikisi pilnos koope-
racijos kiekvieno serininko ko-
vote uz laisve. "serininku"
yra kiekvienas asmuo Ameri-
koje siadien. Tas reiskia vi
sus kurie yra laimingi butt
Amerikoje, tukstanciai myliu
nuo tiesioginiu musiq.
Kaina kuria turssim moketi
islaisvinimui uzkariautu saliu
yra labai didele krauju ir gy-
vybemis. kama kurios musu
prasoma pinigais sulyginamai
yra mazesne. Musu praso pir-
xii lektuvq, tankQ, sautuvu,
laivu, kad didysis islaisvinimo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
T Z l. Z ri Z w S
T II E A T r E
1Inside Fascist Spain"

Inside Fascist Spain, veliausia
laida March of Time, pradedama
rodyti Telenews Theatre penktadie-
nj. yra kaip tik Iiuo laiku kai Is
panija ir Ispanijos reikalai atkrei
pia visu demesi i save. Filma da-
ryta paciu March of Time zmoniu,
Franco valdomoj Ispanijoj, ir pa
rodo daug idomybiu apie ia sail.
Vaizduojama sip dienp Ispanija,
ir salygos kurios privede ia i siu
dienu pozicija. Ncrs Amerika deda
pastangas ia atitraulkti nuo asies,
Franco Wis palinkes prie jos ir is
rodo be asies pagalbos negali apsi-
eiti.
Kitu saliu filmininkai Fascistis
koje Ispanijoje yra tokia retenybe
kaip Sovietu Rusijoje, todel pama-
tyti ka nors is jos yra svarbu, ir
vpac kaip Ispanija auklejama da-
bartiniu laiku.
Matysit idomiu karo paveikslu -
Tokyo uzpolimo ir kitus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
GROzYBE IR GYVENIMAS
LIETUVOJE

| Ii Lietuviai parvaziave atosto-
GU ] Lietuva, ir cia sugryze
parsiveza visokiu nemaloniu is
pudziu apie savo gimtini kras-
ta, kuri taip nesenai garbino
ir gerejos jo grozybe.
Ar girdejote Lietuviskus ko-
munistus garbinant Lietuva ar
kalbant apie jos gamtiska gro
zybe? Jie garbina Rusijos zy-
dus; jie patys ir Lietuva par
dave Stalinui.
! Placiau susipazinus su geo.
grafija randam kad kiekviena
zemes dalis turi savo ypatinga
grazybe, ir tie zmones kurie
ten gime, augo, yra taip prisi-
rise prie savo krasto, j taip
myli ir garbina, ir jie neran-
da kito grazesnio kampelio vi
same pasaulyje.
Gal but mes kartais vienpu-
siskai zvelgiam J. kitus kras-
tus, kur randasi kitokio ir mu-
sQ kraste nesancio ypatingo
gamtisko grozio.
Kad tamsta rasai teisybe
tai yra negincijamas faktas, o
is to aiskiausia kad tikrai my
Ii svo gimtine Lietuva, 0 to-
kiq patriotisku minciu galima
isgirsti is ivairiu tautu apie jl
gimtine sail. Amerikonai ku-
RE panasiai raso ir kalba apie
ivairias Sios Sales vietas, net
organizuotu budu dirba tokiu
obalsiu: "Matyk Amerika pir-
MAJ.
Giliau pazvelgus i Lietuvos
gyventojQ gyvenima ir sally
gas tais laikais kada Lietuva
buvo po svetimu jungu, min
timi perbegus tue sykiu zmo-
neliu varginga gyvenima, ma
zai reikia stebetis kad tukS-
taneiai Lietuvos gyventoju ap-
keite savo krasto grazybe
daug patogesnes gyvenimo sa-
lygas cia, kur oras suterstas
dumais ir negali kvepuoti kve-
pianciu tyru oru, bet nera TO-
l'kio vargingo gyvenimo jam il
| jo Seimai, nors ir negali uzmir-
sti savo tevynes Xxi grabo lem
tos. Saules RroliJ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
HIPPoDRoME
"The Amazing
Mrs. Holiday"

Pradedant ketvirtadieniu, Bal. 20,
Hippodrome Theatre pradejo rody-
ii ypatinga filma, vardu "The ANA
zing Mrs. Holiday, kurioje vado-
vaujama role turf Deanna Durbin.
stai yra viena is tu filmu kuria
galima pavadinti 'neuzmirstina".
Joje ineina puiki apysaka, geriau-
sias vaidinimas ir isimtina muzika
yra sio veikalo ypatybes. Deanna,
dabar zavejanciai isaugus, vaidina
nuostabiai puikiai.
Dalykas einasi apie Amerikiete
panele kuri speja isvezti burr val
ky is Oriento prizes pat Japonu uz-
puolima. il velliau atsiranda Anne
rikoj il priversta nuduoti turtinga
nasle, kas priduoda veikalui dra
matine veikme privedancia prize is
pudingos pabaigos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

MES neturlme palmu, nel
miskuose zydinciu orchideju,
nei be perstojo zydinciq kru-
mu, nei sniegais pasipuosusiu
kalnQ. Bet mes turime placias
lankas, rugiais plaukiancius
laukus, soduose skendincias So
dybas, miskais apsuptus eze-
rus ir taip retail kur Europoje
beatrandamas girias'. Tai 70
dziai is piles M. Tubelytas ra-
sinio "Grazioji Lietuva" tilpu-
sio Dirvos mr.. 10.
Rasinys graziai parasytas ir
gyvas teisingu zodziu ir jaus-
mu piesiniu musu gimtines sa-
lies grozio. Be abejones, ta
atmintis ir ispudziai is gyve-
nimo Lietuvoje prigijo jaunos
paneles krutineje ir jie nebus
taip lengva uzmirsti.
Toliau skaitant jos rasta
matyti kad il yra nepatenkin-
ia svetimu krastu ir niekur ne
randa susiraminimo, sakyda-
ma: "As tikiuosi kad pasibai-
gus Siam karui ir musu kras-
tut vel tapus laisvam ir nepri-
klausomam, daugelis musu su-
grys j Lietuva''.
TasN aiskiai parodo kad Pile
Tubelyte tik il laukia tos die
nos kada linksma ir ramiai ga
les perplaukti Atlantika ir pa
siekti savo taip ilgimos tevy-
mes Lietuvos.
Taip, gerbiamoji, 81 Sails ir
NUNS visiems tokia buvo, Xxi
lsigyvenom ir pripartom prie
jos ir prie visu nauju salygu
paprociu; tas viskas ir NUNS
nebuvo malonumas.
Neatsizvelgiant vargo ir SUM-
kenybiu nestu savo gimtineje
saleleje pirmiau po Rusu caro-
jungu, visvien 5ia buvo nesma-
gu butt ir gyventi net SUI tais
paciais Lietuviais, kurie taip
likos atsimaine savo budu ir
malonumu, kad rodos jie ME
kad nera gyvene Lietuvoje, kur
visi yra toxic sirdingi ir ma
lonus zmonus.
Suruke didmiesciai nuo mil
zinisku plieno dirbtuviu, kur is
kaminQ verciasi debesys dumu
uzdengdami visa miesta ir pa
slepdami dangu nuo zemes; tie
dumu debesiai tik retkarciais
uzleidzia saulutei pasirodyti,
kuri staiga ir vel pasislepia uz
debesu ir dumu; miesta apsu-
pus tarsi kokia didele migla,
kurioje milijonai zmoniu juda-
gyvena.
Kiekvienas atvykusiu is Lie
tuvos ilgai mini savo senosios
tevynes grozybe, bet atsiran-
da tokiu kurie biskeli prasigy-
vene greitai uzmirsta visa sa-
vo praeitl, ir pinigas lieka to-
kio zmogaus grozybe, meile II
garbe. Tokiu zmoniu mes ran
dam visur ir visuose pasaulio
kampeliuose, kur istikruju jie
yra lygqs "kvislingams" ir sa-
vo sales pardavikams, kurie
dirba ir gyvena tik pinigui il
taip juodasimtiskai perkama
perkama garbe.
Todel, gerbiamoji, nera kc
nusiminti ir ismetineti kad tn,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
DEL kO PRIVALOT PIRKTI
WAR BONDS
Pirkit War Bonds Dabar, Antroje Karo Paskoloj.
Tai Pelningiausias Taupymas

ofensyvas nenustotu. Mes tu-
rim duoti gasoline ir duoti
nlaisto musu kovojantiems ali
jantams.
Kurie dar nepirkot Karo Bo-
nu, pirkit dabar, siadien. pa
skubejimui sukelti pilna 13 BIZ
lijonu dolariq suma.
Kurie pirkot pirnliau, pirkit
dabar vel, daugiau!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
LINKSMOS VELYKOS
PAS TETULE

PAS IEIULE
Velykose, kaip tokioje
voznoje sventeje, mudu su
savo gerb. Sonkauliu suta-
rem nueiti pas savo arti-
miausius gimines, pas Te-
tule.
Einam sau palengva pa
sivaiksciodami, pro Lietu-
viu DARRELL, aplankydami
paziuret kaip jis pavasari
atrodo, ir atsirandam gerb.
Tetules namuose.
il isbego mus pasitikt,
sveikindama:
= Aleliuja! Ale liuja!
vaikeliai! - sake il.
Sveika-druta, tetule,
linksma siadien isrodai, =
sakau as.
Ko cia liustauti, val
keliai: stai Velykos, pava-
saris, viskas vienu sykiu !!
sake il.
Inejom j vidu ir apsidai-
riau:
= O kur dede? = sa-
kau as.
zinai, vaikeli, dabar
toxic laikai: dirba nors ir
Velykos. Ir ne loska turf
dirbt. Tai atejo laikai, Sc
niau ir noredamas darbo
negavo, o dabar nenoreda-
mas dirbt turf dirbt, = sa-
ko il.
Tikrai taip: Stai ir as,
pasisveciaves kick turesiu
eiti j darba. AS dirbu nak-
timis, If niekas neziuri We
lykos ar siokia diena, =
sakau as.
Kara turin laimeti,
ypac kad pas priesus ME
kas neziuri svenciu: dirba
kad tik savo priesa pervir-
sijus. sake mano SON.
kaulis.
Taigi, taigi, vaikeli !;
.pirmiau toxic seni diedai
kaip mano jau niekur nett
ko, nenorejo nei ziuret j
JUGS, O dabar, isrodo be jo
karas negaletu butt laime-
tas: dirba ir gauna gerus
pinigus, tetule sake.
Taip, tetule, Sis karas
duoda proga daugeliui at
sigriebti kurie buvo visai
nusmuke, tik nelaime kad
daugybej namu palieka tik
liudesi ir asaras: vaikai vi
81 Xxi vienam isimami, =
sakau as.
= Ale ka apie vyrus: Sis
karas toks keistas kad net
If moteris vaiska ina.
Kaip~ sviets svietu as to ne
tikejau, o dabar matosi pill
nos gatves moteru karei-
viu. Gal ir man ] sentative
prisieis dar ] vaiska eiti,
sake il.
= Nesirupink, tetule, tn
.jau ne to amziaus, neteks
tau tas darbas. Cali tik
pasidziaugt kad laikai pa
sikeite ir kad mes moterys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
PAJIEsKAU APsIyEDIMUI

Jieskau Lietuves moteries apsi-
vedimui, nesenesnes kaip SO m. am
ziaus; as esu 53 metu. Turiu nuo-
sava mama, taipgi darba su geru
uzmokesciu. Su pirma zmona esu
persiskyres (divorsuotas). Visi
vaikai suauge. Norincios apsivesti
prasomos atsiliepti laisku. f20l
Klemensas Morkunas
. 1916 Ray street Dayton, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
Gerb. Tetule.

AAoi I1StC1CCtl Al0ACA, OQAO
mano sonkaulis.
Ale ka cia, vaikeliai,
mes taip sausai kalbames.
Palaukit, uzsifundysim,
pasoko tetule ir nubego j
virtuve, ir tuoj gryzo su
pilna bonka ir stikleliais.
Va, j sveikata! Ale
liuja! Busim linksmesni i
pripildama stiklelius sake
il.
Linksmu Velyku, te-
tule! Kad vel sulauktum
sveika If kitu! - sake ma
no sonkaulis.
= Ma, dar pc viena: ant
kitos kojos! - ir vel pri-
pildama sake il.
Taip tai -taip, bet, te-
tule, degtinele dabar bran
gus dalykas! Ir uz pinigus
negalima gauti! Palaikyk
dedei, jis megsta issigerti
labiau negu mes, - sakau
as.
Ko tn bedavoji, val
keli: as apsirupinus. Tu
per menesi neisgertum ka
as turiu. Kad tik valgyt is
tektu, o CERT tai nepritruks
pas name, = sake il.
= Istikro, tetule, kur til
tos degtines gavai kad taip
giriesi? Xiii tiesiog istro-
ske ir negali gauti pirkti,
= sakal. as.
= Natal, reikia tik pini-
GU ir proto turet, degtines
Wis bus, - sake il.
Kaip tai, tetule? -
sakau as.
Nagi taip: Man die
das duoda ivailias pinigu,
tai as kasdien apibegu ko-
kius iris monopolius ir is
kozno parsinesu po bonka,
tai iis nei nespeja islakt,
sake il.
Bet tam, tetule, laiko
reikia, - sakau as.
Taip, ale ka man lai-
kas: neturiu nei vaikQ nei
ka veikti, tai ryte prizes
atidaryrna nueinu pas vie
Ma monopoli, gaunu kvor-
ia; tuoj begu pas kita, IS
ten pas trecia, jeigu tiktai
.speju, ba ne visada visose
vietose gall gaut, ale nebu-
ma tos dienos kad nors po
bonka neparsivilkciau, -
sake il.
= Kaip matau, tetule Wis
randi kuo uzsiimt. Pr
miau po bingo beginejai,
dabar pas degtines parduo-
tuves eilese stow, = sakau
as.
Tai ka tn manai, val
keli: man nieko neveikiant
hutu vlabai nuobodus gyve-
nimas, sake j.
il SUI mano sonkauliu nu-
ejo suziuret valgiQ, as sau
galvoju: Natal kaip gyve-
nimas eina: vieni vienaip il
praleldzla, srnaguma ran
da, ir laiko tam turi; kit
turetu daug ka nuveikti, Q
jiems laiko stoka., Ir as,
nors tankiai pono Redakto-
riaus raginamas. Wis nesu-
randu laiko ka Dirvai pa
rasyt, per naktis nusidir-
bes, o JUS skaitytojai gal
manot kad as gal su ponu
Redaktorium susipykau ir
todel Dirvoj daugiau nepa-
sirOdau.
PAJIESK AU APSIVEDIMUI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Rev. D. {. Sticky

Funeral services for the Rev, y.
c. STICKY. founder and superln-
tendent of the Detroit City Rescue
Mission, will be held tomorrow
At 10 a. m. services will be held IN
the Mission and al 2 p. m. in the
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church.
The Rev. Mr.. STICKY, who died
yesterday at the home Of his son.
Samuel d. Stukey OF 1888 Win
throp avenue, came TO Detroit IN
1908. He opened his first mission
at what then was l66 Randolph
street The present mission, AZ 42S
Rivard street, was purchased IN
1927. II is estimated that he has
aided more than 1000, 900 destitute
men in Detroit.
He leaves four sons. Samuel y.
Gilead A, the Rev. O. w. and
David d, and two daughters, Lois
and Mrs. John Ely. all Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Obituaries


Friends here learned today ot
the death in Clearwater, Fla, OF
Ernest w. Nicklin, 65, prominent
Detroit engineer who lived at 30e
Monterey avenue.
Mr. Nicklin was a member of
the Society Of Mechanical Engi-
neers, the Engineering Society OF
Detroit. the Moslem Temple
Shrine, the Detroit Golf Club and
Detroit Comman derry No. l.
knights Templar.
He is survived by his widow
Matte. and son. John Burial
will he in Detroit the date 10 be
announced tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

encc was one Of the few good his
tories Of the automobile.
SInSabaugh refused TO recognize
the limitations on his activities by
age and continued almost 90 the
end to work regularly and attend
the social functions of the in
duStry
His last Sparks" contribution
on January p carried residential
date line
This old fireh0rSe is going To
make the deadline in his best
bedside manner until he gets the
red light he wrote prophet
callN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Michigan Fires Kill
Two AGED Persons

Fires at Midland and Lapeer
today claimed the lives of two aged
persons. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore,
so. was burned 10 death in a
fire in a nursing home at Mid
land where she lived,
The body of Otto d. Williams,
65. was found i'm the ruins Of a
$4,000 clubhouse on the James
Vernon ranch near Lapeer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Chris SinSabaTESEl.
Auto Editor. Dies. II

Chris S'nNahaugh A beloved
figure the automobile industry
ante the svaddling days Of one
cylinder cars. died last night after
brief illness
Chris. famliary known 10 all
Of the butomotive hig-wleS for
more than 40 years of reporting
was II years Of age
At the time Of his death in his
nome a. 100 Whitmore road. he
YVES EDITOR 0t AUtonotIvP News.
lie Is survived hy ms widow,
Myra. and TWO daughters, Mrs.
Marshal RAYMOND OF Cleveland.
and Mrs. Nelson Rundlet OF Pei
ham Manor \. \.
Funeral service VIII hc held Al
N a. m FRIDAY In the William r.
Hamilton chapel
Few people m any walk Of life
earned more genuine respect man
SlnSabaugh
His editorial philosophy was
that man should not he uiS-
credited for his mistakes.
STARTED IN NINETES
IF his frequent "puffS' for in
duStrialStS drew snorts from more
cynica colleagues. they were
merely a reflection of The warm
hearted SinSabaugh character To
him only the good side was worth
talking about.
Chris FIRST became connected
with transportation as a writer on
bicycle events for the Chicago
Tribune in the early ninetIeS.
Later he originated h Q
Sparks column on The Chicago
Daily News. a title he continued
when he joined the AutomotNe
News staff 10 years ago
In the early days Of the auto
mobile no road race or test run
was considered complete without
SinSabaugh as an official
He was editor of Motor Age,
Motor. Motor Life and American
Motors. and as such kept in close
touch with the development of the
automobile.
One Of The monuments left by
the editor is Who. Me-? which
he described as an auto biog
raphy" and Sketched his expert.
ences in 40 years as an automobile
reporter.
WANTED TO WRITE BOOK
In this work, George Slocum,
the publisher OF Automotiye News
rates as anonymous collaboration.
Like most newspApermen, Sinsa-
baugh always intended 10 write a
book. but, also like most news
papermen, never got around 10 II,
Catching Chris in mellow
mood, Slocum succeeded in obtain
ing the first two instalmentS.
From that time on. il was always
question Of whether Chris would
make headlines OF the newspaper
with subsequent chapters.
He wrote quickly and effort
lessly. but he rated human aSSo-
citation so highly that he had TO
force himself 10 a typewriter.
The result OF Slocum's insist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
I Defroiters Killed
In New Guinea Battle

The war department today an
nounced The death Of two more
Detroiters, killed in action in Ne"
Guinca
Pfc. Nick G.. SaroS. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George SaroS Of 29lS
Beniteau avenue, was killed Jan
uary /. Pfc. William knoChe OF
l4O6l Glenwood, was killed De-
CembPr 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
T.. of I'D. 18th Gold Star
It. George Monda, 80, Hero of Bombing Flight
Over France, Killed in Africa

Z With IT. George F.. Monda OF
1883 Stoepel avenue, killed in
Africa, the number of University
of Detroit students known TO have
died in World War II was IN
creased 10 l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

lieutenant at Turner Field, Al
bany, Ga, April IL, 1912
He was cited for bravery Octo-
Der ? in a raid over France. In
this engagement he commanded
one of six bombers which shot
down l3 of IS German fighters in
a 10-minute battle. and returned
safely. He was commissioned a
first lieutenant last November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

According TO the young officers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Monda he was killed December Is.
Lieutenant Monda was gradu-
ated from the university in 1899.
and WAS commissioned a second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Clio wins in ChrysIer

The Amalgamated Plant Pro-
lection Localo ia. UAW-CIO, to-
day was declared winner of an
NLRB election in 10 Chrysler
plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
BANNING CONNEXIONS
HIS SURVIVORS

Mr. Palms leaves his widow
the former Emeine CLANCY: q
q aug hter. Mrs. Martha Palms
Williams, three sons, Francis Jr,
John {. and Jerome Palms, and
three sisters, Mrs A lngerSoll
Lewis. Crosse Pointe, Mrs. Hamil-
tor Csrhartt Jr., Irvine, Ky, and
Mrs. Burt r. Shurly