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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

NJMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

Now tha the Christmas tree is moung out In the al
-, orc with our New Years resolutions, we can settle
~ into onr normal wartime routine of going the rounds
We know that the last few days have been so hec-
4. ,h We have lot Of loose ends catch up on and
=. have found everyone willing to supply us with
.,. Of interest about the revues, and inside informa
a.: On our friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
Rr ISAAC I0NES

NOTES or INTEREST Mole
MCGEE ~ Fbher Niece and MOL
lie and Don wilson announcer 81
Jack Bennys program ate re-
sumirg new characters for the
benefit ~ Americas fighting men
stationed Ia the Austria Ia area
The once ~ War Information
has accented the volunteered
kotsicos q nota radio stars 20
read hometown news noles 20 TIE
EoNs. while Noble reads The news
notes II VIII he nc JOB ~ Don
Wilson 70 ca. o,' me HOLLYWOOD
chatter. ae ser es XII ne tran
stflbel and saor waved r. ne
troops down under five times
week
THERE ARE 10, ~ co.ored
soldiers in Australia Uao voeld
trioy nearlrs abog' their rare
VIZ zines pe IN .uleG' lne Utitr
ts taking ITO na'fer rp w'h Mol
~ 81 tihber Niece and Nollie
and offering niars n hslp sup
nv her vh hometown news ior
TIC colored BOYS down n AUS
faaa W pass Moline rrp on
~ pn through TIM, coignn
MtNNAEET WARNER WNYZ
ana pa, Mich Fan netNotK ppe-
ssa poke o,er the rad 'or
800 H tme 'fe IA, hefte
hrs'n0s psh her many
thousand stetes Mefrs
f.nrI.frt. No rou Nfsrr g,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

en- His original fa,orite was
the drum But. when his instruc-
tor gave him a trumpet Williams
stayed with II from then on.
Beginning with professional
bands in and around Mobile.
'ooiio got his real break with
Alonzo Ross hand Al tho Della
Roba IN Miami Later the hand
VAS booked into The BROOKLYN
koseland. New York.
II was while in New York that
he mot the late hic Webb who
was 50 impressed With Cooiie.
thar although he couldn't use him
IN his band a. that time. he new
erthelcss added t'oo'ic 10 his pay
roll immcdiaiclt
Joins Duke Ellington
When Cootle joined the Duke %
he says II used 70 laugh at
Ellngions growr muse.
But II wasnt LONG before Will
idms picked up INC Ellington
technique and fodas, he is recog-
Hi1ed KING ~ tho trumpet
PLAYING with Ellington. Coote
vas m tho Ze4feld production
: show Gir. worked FOR Para
mount ana RIO Pictures ap-
reared IN a nictlc, called Nun
DER az The Naniiies PLAYED in
several shorts and. of course.
i.aNelea ir Europe on The famous
! lircion faar,
llayed With Benny Goodman
Beside concert tour Of
ISulopc, Williams PLAYED with
icnns Goodman a. New York :
carnegie Hall ana Win Goodman
and mo Rochester. Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh SYMPHONY or
cuestras Coote was also featured
with Benny a. the Lev SOM
Stadium IN New York
As FIR the music he likes 70
hear 10 includes everything from
looc uooclc u tho WORKS ~ the
giea' Observation-Disclosures. Brahms
and Bach.
For his vacations Coofe likes
Old Orchard Reach in Maine
Where he can irda'ge In As much
swimming AS he wants one thing
he misses while on tour.
The featured vocalist with 'he
band j Tho lovely rcarl Ballcv
Diho- performers incAd tho
famous coined, team % Wiltshire
c7d Williams Holmes and Jean
cpmedy dancers complete the all
STAR revue a, the Paradise thea
ire
Enck Jones Last Film.
4 sweeping drama ~ he west
ern frontier produced on q Law
ish scale VIII b tho screen A.
ira lion az tho Paradise theatre
with no opening performance Of
"DaWn on The Great ntdo' s,ar-
riHs tho late Buck Jones. fayoriie
on door star
Principa roles are r'avcd hy
NOM barrie Robert Iowery RaY
frond ilafon AM Rex Rex hns.
bard of Clara Bow poffravinr
= group o, red hiooaed charac
ters 'ti"r' on bringing Law and
order 70 wes.ern community
WIS 'ttfV ~ i'I'EhNfNi
Tho story concerns tho law
loss element in Tho town sir!,.
ing 20 prevent building ~ rail
road through the tcrriiorr and
the determined efforts ~ federal
Officers - fhwar' thor resistance
stones az intense excifome~t final
rs hiring tho story to a thrilling
climax.
Dawn On tho Great Divide"
VAS filmel on The great estate
OK Ra dolh Hearst The support
irr PLAYERS include BETTY Blythe
Robert Frazer. Trisiram Cofrin
ard Jan Wiley. while Buck Jones
magnificent white charger. "Sil-
Ncr.' also takes prominent part
IN tho action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
'Bama's Cootie CLASSY Exponent
OF Ellington And Goodman

Mobile Ala Williams
Coie o. insrum nd with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
NlInre'. lIIamIn rrodncl,

STt>nrN AisNfsns a. sa.ut,
70 c.f s-i ~ .e Zee,
SIANn PN ft ~o~e Of The safes, ga
scenes yosve sver seer
STAND Hl oh.'e Rober; TAYLOR
Char.es ia~s s,o- ard Bran Don'eyy
shoot TIE Worss IT bls sun perform
snces
Evening star., 1943-10-31


of its sweetness and chopped suet for shortening.
County Fruit Cake
cups sted -four eggs beaten
! "a teaspoons baking cup molasses
soda n cup milk
~ teaspoon cinnamon u pound seedless raisins
u teaspoon nutmeg n pound currants
Is teaspoon cloves (optlonaD
n cup chopped suet n cup citron
tried out and chilled) " cup strawberry
n cup dark brown cherry preserves
sugar, firmly packed
Mix and st -four, baking soda and spices together.
Cream the shortening gradually stir in the sugar. and
cream we'll Add the eggs, mix we'll and then stir in
the molasses. Add the -four mixture, alternating with
the sour milk stirring well after each addition. Flour
the raisns curans and citron and stir into cake mix
ture. Add the preserves and mix well. Pour into a
creased loaf pan, bake in slow oven (3OO0 F) for
2 hours until done.
A thick-fruted. lightly spiced cooky proves a
favorte and this is rich in shortening =. but it is
good made with any combinations of drippings that
might collect during the week from the roast, from
the skillet from the stew. Just chill and blend by
beating with a wooden spoon. And the oddness of
combined fats seems to create favor that is par
ticularly appealing the hungry bite of children
Evening star., 1943-10-31

texture depends preserves for richness much
of its sweetness and chopped suet for shortening
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
Activity nf Cells

"Thcy must h:Iv" been thinkin"
of the uld person when thry mad,.
Al every seven years. ENrrpt for
the nerve cells. which never renew
Themselves. the young person is Il
hive "f activity. Think h"w "flrm
his bon" cells replace Themselves.
and his muscles AMI hrs shin.
The old organism Is u Slu"riah
affair compared la that. Eat it
r"nldn't quit hr called Il disease.
"rhi' holds true fnr. tissu" o>i-
dati"n also. The ynuur cell j. n
Ing up oxygen al Il t"rribI" rate.
Will" TIA" old one finds il an awful
effort Ia absorb Il r,"l-"trl.. "f uy,-
gen one" an hour.
Some systems a"" faster than
Others. Tn" heart and blood YES
sells are the first To %n. And IA"
digestive system hangs on u long
time. im have often wondered
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
Central Press

Washington. NOV. 2-Thc' Navy
,,alIv IS beginning to tell The real
s,nr- u ~" SrIn>h'nGly successful
American submarine campaign
again-, the Japanese shipping. but Il
bac,. .ur security reasons.
Ncw>mcu IN Washington for
months knew that fluctuations nf jap
onc,r sinkIn2s baScd on Navy COM
rrurruuc, were 80 to 30 per cent tun
luW.
A. Of Sept. o. Il total of 3l2 enemy
srlp, were listed us sunk or dam
aged.
The Navy finally came out will:
i b-ci:lug al unrcportcd Yinkin"s
which h"oS,cd that figure by Il%
,nip. - make In" total lG0
T, prevent information from,
reaching the enemy, the reports Il
American submarine succe-sc; u.;.
brlc.,d /" ID" withheld by the Nave
:u~ num four Ia six months.
on ms basis, the Navy undoua,-
cily si.lI has a iair-siXcd backlog
;..t wuuld boost the total well u.,r
500 snip.
This belief was undersigned re-
gently by President RuuSrvcl, Wi,,
he suupuucrh that during ,ur ua.,
~ unv'h: United State .ut,uyriu,.
nly. been sinking Nipp"n.s" SIM,
=, a rat" ui l3O thousand ru,,.. =,
month
Rcrrui rrl",r.c al The Jan ,h.u
.u,.u@ roundup by ihc Navy ,hni,lL
dn much Ia boost that branch III
ne srrvir" IN the eye. of Americans.
Hitherto. the Navy was cri'iciy.I
often brCauS" It ;,!IcGrdly gave .,r.
only "",'i u,.w.. aud withheld h.d
IrV'r.
Tin all proves that sometime.
c:"u good n"ws mus, be Withheld.
Futr l.ibcrat"I BONNER. lnglui.l-
able y their nrv. dcScli-Ian y.ir.
paint. "rrc drawn up on the cun.
r'ct" facing The main Boiling field
iaNg,".
The ncwly-formcd YugnslayiaY
ar .'.;. clad IN United States Army
4: Forces uniforms. stood al alien
ion ~ front al the plano. as prCsi-
d":.' Roosevelt gave thcn ,hc.l.
wing and told them their future
MISSION will he Ia bomb the Ger
mans uut oG YugoSllvia.
Mai. Gen. Edwin NJ Watson. ,5c
Pres dents genial military aide. WIS
standing next 10 an airforcc byiga-
der. watching the ceremonies.
Watson tGrnrd 10 the brirndcr
and inquired:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

one or the other. Eut that she
lacked
Il can't give M" she cried to
herself. Hes been my whole
world since the first day. | had no
past. and my present and nay fu.
/ turc arc his
Andrcas had other bCauX, many
Of them. Or she had had before
Dennis Archer came into Acr life.
Thinking Of Dennis Archer was
surccasc. Another time. it would
/ have troubled Beth 10 think of
Dennis and Andrcas, for she was
sire that this attachment between
the man so many years Andrea'S
senior. wealthy and married. could
end only in unhappincss. She had
told that TO Andrea but once. and
then the night that Andrea had
come in with her eyes shining and
said. I've met him, darling, He's
smooth and worldly and charming
and wonderful! He's rich, too. He's
like Il diamond after rhincStoncS,
caviar after hamburgcrs. Paris
dresses after bargain basement
numbers, town car after sub
ways. I'm through with clerks and
half-baked boys. I'm never going
to live III 4 vine-Covcrcd cottage OF
cook Il meal. For me. it will he q
Regency house and all that goes
,viib IL Dr n,r,,I,n I could
stand the Other If he we're in it,"
Nnd when Beth had brought her
down 10 earth and Andrea said.
"Who Is he" Who is the most at
iraCtiyc man i'm Pennington. but
Dennis Archcr?" Beth had been
shocked and said. Andrea, the
Archer mills! Everybody knows
he's married"
"Rut not living with his wife"
Andrea pointed ont. "t,vcryhoIy
knows they're separated. IFS
wonderful, Beth. and you'll adore
him. too"
How did you meet him."
There was nothing improper
about it. Andrea assured her. 1T
was raining and was waiting for
4 street car and he drove past ana
splashed me with mud. | looked
mortified and so lie stopped and Of
fcrcd TO drive me home. I said
wasn't going home because you had
company. so so he took me to
dinner"
andrea Barncs!"
Andrea had laughed. Bold? My
sweet. girls like YOU and me have
to be bold. We don't meet the kind
of men We want TO meet working
in Offices. Anyway. every woman
has TO 20 out and take what she
wants, or she deserves not TO get
it. Mark my words.
Beth had not marked her words.
although she remembered them
now. Andrea would always take
what she wanlcd-lnlcss she want
cd jim.
Beth was very sure that Andrea
would not want Jim If she knew
Beth did.
The thought of Dennis Archer
returned 10 Bcth's mind.
She wondered If she would have
liked Dennis II he had not been
married lie was all that Andrea
said. smooth and worldly aud
charming. sometimes grave and
sometimes gay. and frequently ut
their apartment. Dennis was IN
love with Andrea. Beth was sure.
and she resented II, as che would
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
CHAPTER FOUR

:. WOULD advise thorough
investigation of records as Of jan
nary to March 10 . :" Judge
Mayfeld's droning voice stopped
abruptly and lie peered at his Sec
rotary over his spcctacies. You
get that. Beth?" he asked gently.
Beth bent her head to escape his
kindly eyes and mumbled. I'm
sorry, Judge. If you'll just go back
one paragraph"
The judge reached over and took
The pencil out Of her hand 1t was
the third one with its point
snapped off in as many days.
What's the natter" lie asked
hluntly.
Beth smiled wanly. II don't
Know. Nothing really. l haven't
been sleeping very well. I guess l
read too many detective stories. 1"
1T couldn't be that young man
OF yours going off to camp"
Hes not not my ="
Beth fled. She went into her own
Office and put on her coat and hat
ana went out. And when she was
on The street, she didn't know
where to go. She thought of the
judges kindly face and wondered
What he would have said If she
had told him about the squirrel
cage she was in. What answer
could stranger have given her 10
The question TO which she knew no
answer?
She had been over It and over It,
mat look she had surprised on
inns face, the look on Andrea s
,hree nights ago. Only a look. No
other sign. Not ever any other sign.
had she imagined it and what it
might mean?
IL was that which had tortured
ncr every moment. waking and
sleeping.
jim had been the same as he al
ways was after Andrea left. and at
,uncl yesterday where they always
Hnchcd. He'd talked in the same
o'u way treated her the same way.
NO nothing was changed be-
.ween them. Nothing had pro.
dressed and nothing would. Why?
because there was something felt
wv uhspokcn between Jim and An.
Beth felt the band tighten
asa'hst her temples. II there was
, ,pme way of knowing. of ending
t Ie torture Of what might only be
imagination. II the time would only
.o,he when she could 20 into the
louise without dread. not to have to
a as hndrea's questioning gaze. II
why she had the courage to ask
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
Science Of Old Age
New Medical SfUdv

how we'll "rardpa's appetite holds
NJ. That tru". but he mas Il ter
r.hIc tim" cliubru,. IN" stairs with.
out pu!iin. and hanging ont" ms
heart.
Brain and Nervous System
"Thr brain and nervous system
are variable. In some they 90 To
pieces early, ~ others. late. When
YOU consider that the world Is
more or less rum by men over sixty
- Roosevelt, Churchill. Stimsou,
Hull, Knox, M"rgcnthau. lckrs -
You must acknowledge that the
brain holds up very wcll.s
There IS Orc Great fcac that
elderly pcopl" can rid themselves
OF. They stand surgical operations
very well. In fact. they stand them
much better thau medicines. have
seen an old aa!lcr go wild as 4 coot
On Il dos" ut luminal that would
have put Il fellow of twenty In
sleep lik" Il baby. And | have seem
an old man taxi" an ;tnrSthctic
and hay" about u foot of his bowel
'''''' - 800 '''''' ~ ~ ! itt " ~ lstli.
y recent artirl" on this subject
hE Mr.. (tHat means he is u SUR
","m Norman Tanner, of Lam
dom. emphasizes this and If there
happen /" hr any tiruid ynun" sur
"""n+ IN my audience, advise
th"in /" read III. paper in ia"
"Hriti.h Mri.r:I Journal" for
MAY =.
would Il GOOD deal rather have
""rn""ii" seventy than srvru /"
operate on.
ct ESTlONS AND ANSW ERS
NJ. 4. ": Dos u t-mpcratur"
Of &C. or -. "r ~. Indicate
s"h"thin" wTuu"r
Answer: TIA" u"rmal Temporal
tur" j. ?S'.. The figures y"u quote
are very lows. Perhaps N"u Il" not
l"av" III" thermometer III the.
m"iIth l"n" ru"u"h. ar perhaps
yuu h:Gv" i Ineffective. thermometer.
II th"S" figures ~" accurate. It IN
dictates TIA" necessity for Il huild-
Iu,:-up pr"c"s&. Also complete
examination.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

resent any act of hishoror. Let him
get Il divorce OF be divorced. and
Then court Andrea.
Beth had been politely pleasant
20 him. no more. and when she told
Andrea why. that had been the end
Of any conversation about him.
Beth's hopes took wing. Why
hadn't she thought OF that before
during these three days" Dennis
might be getting a divorce. Dennis
and Andrea might be secretly en-
gagged. What little fool she was
10 have shut out condolences be-
tween herself and Andrea.
She went home then. and got
dinner of the sort Andrea would
like, crcamcd soup and stuffed alIi-
gator pear and a dripping sweet.
Moving about the small Kitchen,
size felt like someone coming out
Of a fever, all her fears swept
away. a sense OF anticipation buoy
ing her up.
II Andrea didn't feel that way
about Jim. the way Beth feared,
Jim would stiIl be her own and
time Hould right everything. Had
he not t"Il her she ":Is An an
g,l?"
Nndrca-dcar Andrea. gay and
pretty Andrea cIrnc in when
Beth was iI%irg dinner and said.
"G"O'lICS are under way. and you're
looking less than "A hag Tor a
change. WHAT'S como over you
lately. Beth"
slight attack Of imagination,
that's all. Speaking Of changcs''-
Bcth's voice was deliberately light
seems 10 iuc you've been rather
Suhducd this week: Anything on
your mind"
Anircl's eyes were cvlsivc and
she said. mo. nothing more than
usual"
Ec'h plunged:
believe 1t or not. I think I'm
coming around to liking Dennis"
Andrea pushed her plate away
with an abrupt gesture and. get
ting mp, she STROBE across the room
and pushed the curtains aside.
she said. shes here. Beth. Dennis
wife is back here. ] hate her, She
doesn't want him. but she won't lot
him Co--hc says. | think l hate
him, too. Hes never going TO mar
~ nc"
Beth got up and went to the win
dow. Pulling Andrea about SO that
she could look into her face. Does
he love you
There were high spots OF anger
burning on Nndrca's checks. YES"
she said vchcmcntlv. hut that's
not enough. I'm % and I'm not
waiting any longer Ill marry any
body tonight who'd ask nc"
Then she sat down and calmly
finished her sweet. and little later
she said casually. rs Jim stopping
by tonight %"
Beth never licked an cyeIash
when she lied. NO. I'm meeting
him downtown We're going TO see
a movie. I'm going to rim out
now and huy some CiClrcts."
She got nickel out OF her
purse and went down To the drug
store 10 tell Jim that Andrea was
entertaining. and ask him TO meet
her at tho Palace thea,cr. II vas
the first time she had ever done q
thing like that in her life.
tTo lie ContinueJl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
Brain and Nervous System

N"rk stated h,r. today.
ID. Collin. .ud others interested
ia I'll" s"ynr.E situation have iu~t
returned from ~ nip through ;wrniy
II the leading ."ybcan producing
COUNTIES and report that ;nc Yield "i
good quality beans is extremely low.
THIS situation ha% been brought
about by adN,rS" weather conditions:
ny reason Of cutting the beans Iu.
hay: and nccHJ>c 81 hoGglnG down
large aCvra4rs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

Ia, years unsold stock. Plenty Of
wooden toys and games.
THEES-I;hor ana truck short
ages viii rn production by some
''%Gi"r dealers by III PEE cen, and
"'h'E dealers may n"; ~" IN thc mar
H"t a. all. But local farm families
n.'. n"lp overcome this difficulty.
= "n" commercial dealers in the Pa
c''' Northwest have repaired tina,
la;N aspect 'r ''tit tree, ~ uSual
GIFTS Mem, tina, are mad, or
W"Irrr""i"GS metal. rXccp, hold
"''S !rom last year. Plenty of
l"nia"" goods aud an increased trend
'"Ul"d clothing ana useful giits.
GREETING CARDS - Plenty of
mem. but lighter III weight and
smaller IN size tn save papcr). and
icwcr in design Go save the zinc
and cope p!n'cS>. Fewer box Sc
'r'.n"s o. save huXcS).
FOOD Probably fewer turkeys
ON IL" Christmas table than usual
because "' military demands and
"'"'";-"d production. bu, moro
"Alr""'s from - bumper chicken
crop
IH;llNINGS-Such as cranbcr-
rc,. viii u" scare" because of mill
'ary demands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
1913 YIELD OF
SOYBEANS LOW

College Stali0n. Ralrinn. Nov. ,.
Unless every farmer growing Soy
beans tins season make - special Ell
tort To save u sufficient quantity al
beans suitable for seeding hi~ 1914
crop. indications are thai he will not
be able II secure enough GOOD seed
to plant that crop. DE. t. Il. Collins.
in charge at AgrUuumy Extension
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

how we'll grandpa appetite holds
NJ. That tru". but he mas Il ter
r.hir tim" cliubru" Ia" stairs with.
out putin" and hanging ont" has
hem,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
SYNOPSIS
4oomma,es and cousins.

FFT-"'sF7TT HF'-N HIINI NV7tS me-
HEIN klNNAN. serious-minded and
trusting. and
.:Di;LA fAE%GS. rather self-ccn-
'''"G lnl s"liisl lind that the tense
ms accompanying Americas I'M
Lending r'i'!an,c into the war Is
t'=Innln" In affect their lives. For
'AEce years Beth has been going with
jim RONALD. who s'ill has not been
too successful in r"''iHT ahead in tho
world. wtilc Andrea has teen ut
'iaci"d 10y
DENNIS ARCHER. Is years her senior.
bat wealthy and interesting - and
also married.
yesterday: Dennis tells Andrea that
his 'stranGcd wife. Ecatri"c. is back.
hut they exchange VOWS OF love.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

DIR. Clcmdcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, MD.

THE NEW sp"rialticS in mcdi-
cine n" ailcrYy, dictctirs and "cri-
airicS. The last means the science
o: Old people.
The main problem of ucriatrics
is whether old az" is Il di~ras" or
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

Il kind Of physiologic process. !
WAS talking tn Oh" OF Tn" now
prophets Of this science the other
day and he began In list the things
that tn" bodies Of old people did
that could not possibly b" claSSi-
fled rs disease processes.
For instance" he said. "all the
cells III Il young persons body di-
vide about every year. Some of
them divide and max" two cell;
a often as once Il minute. The old
SAYING that we have Am entirely
new body every year depends Il
great deal on wh:t, class al c"lia
ynn ~" t:tlhin" about.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-02

-" native nome al The Hereford
'i''d "' cattle Is Tie county al Here
."" ~ IrH;n Central. England ON
ii' .r.,.". 81 Wales.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-06
JAW Wins 900 Moiorifies

Mey UAW-CO won cleo
tions in Manufacturers Brush Pillow
and both by majority CT 90
and John Mtchch of
Baldwin Cincinnati
gaining by of 10 Intl
in charge of the drive Harry lberhear
advises that Metfard election victory
Clio TO 81 for AL.
James j. Males, Dir Org UERNTWA,
NIRB Victories Lodge Shpey Co, Cincinnati Ohio
Bartlett Hayward Co, Baltimore Md, TO
Evansville, Ind, so to Aircraft
81 out OF az by check National
to 1885, General Dry Battery
Limited Oria, Canada l2 TO 4O Wte
City No. 73 to S. Ralpl Shpman
by card check; North American Phillips "
charger Plant G. E. Fort Wayne
Ing Machine Cambridge, Mass, 222 to
Wilbur F. Ijade Organ, Newspaper
victory Che circulation department
by of 73 o
Harold reports winning of an cleo
C1O TO ID for He
voted affiliate with the UWOC physical workers at
Killings Co. Lighting Co., Brooklyn N Y numbering approximately
employees the employees
Plymouth Pa realizing the fuiy belonging independent
union voted TO d:sestaLlih it
Plymouth reoupng from election
the independent
The United Shoe Workers the
Shoe Co. St Charles Mo. Out of
against 81
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-06

"The CLIO representatives stat
ed that the American government
treated the AFL and CLIO on
equal terms, and they declined
to furnish the delegation with
total CLIO membership figures, al
though they gave the membership
figures of the larger CLIO unions.
they suggested that when the
TUG found that IL was not pos
sible to get a committee repre-
senting all Of American labor, the
TUG should have stopped ut that.
They objected to the TUG dis
cussing with the AFL matters
directly concerning the CLIO.
ITO sum up, II is the opinion of