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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29
MORE BUTTER
MADE IN STATE

Montana creamerieS manufac-
tured 875,731 pounds of butter
in March, about So per cent
over March, 1912, butter pro-
duction and 40 per cent above
the f%ive-year, 1882 average.
American cheese production
for March was 98,92l pounds.
considerably under production
of a year earlier, when a more
favorable cheese price ratio in
relation to other manufactured
dairy products existed.
Restrictions on ice cream
manufacture are evident from
the March production total OF
1882 gallons. or 1863 per cent
less than a year ago and IS
per cent less than the 1882
average.
Cottage cheese increased
more than seasonally, being up
16 per cent over the preceding
month.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29
PREDICT GOOD
WATER SUPPLY

Measurements taken Apr.
of the snow cover on the sur
vey courses established on the
watersheds of the principal riv-
ers and streams of the state
east Of the divide indicate that
the irrigation water supply sit
uation will be favorable for the
coming season, according to O.
w. Monson, irrigation engineer
at the Montana Agricultural
Experiment station.
BY measuring the snow depth,
water content and density Of
the snow pack at various ele-
vationS on the watershed, the
water supply outlook for the
season can be guaged. The
measurements are taken with
specially designed scientific in
StrumentS by representatives OF
various state and federal agen-
cies concerned, including the
Forest service, National Park
service, Montana Extension
service, Montana Agricultural
Experiment station, U. S. Geo.
logical survey and the weather
bureau.
The Apr. l survey along the
main stem of the Missouri riv-
er and it's tributaries indicates
a water supply of considerably
above the five-year average,
Monson said. The heavy snow
pack at the high elevations is
favorable for a well-SuStained
flow later in the season.
Water supply prospects in the
Yellowstone valley are even
more favorable than in the
Missouri valley. with a heavy
snow pack in the high noun
tain areas to sustain late sum-
mer flow.
Likewise the Gallatin and
Madison valleys have good
prospects for water supplies
this season.
Typewriter Ribbons For All
Models At The Tribune-Herald
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29
KNITTING MUST
BE TURNED IN

Everyone who has Red Cross
knitting must turn in the fin
ished article this Saturday at
the Red Cross sewing room in
the city hall, Mrs. Edith WISER,
special services chairman, said
this week.
An extension of time for
shipping, which was granted
because there are still 38 gar
mentS in Hardin which have
not been turned in, is over, and
the knitted articles must be
shipped.
Each person is asked to come
prepared to sew on labels. as
the workers will be too busy
packing to do this, Mrs. WISER
said.
The new yarn has not yet
arrived.
The local chapter has re-
ceived a request for 100 lap
robes OF be used for wheel
chair patients. The robes are to
be four and a half feet square
and need no inner lining if
wool scraps IRE used to piece
them If cotton is used for the
tops. However. a piece of blan-
ket should be used as inner
and the robe should be
tied with yarn every three or
four inches. Innings will be fur
at the Red Cross sew
room.
Any wool scraps may be left
at the Red Cross office. Overall
are not acceptable, Mrs.
WISER stated.
Production on hot-water bot
tie covers. pneumonia jackets
and hospital bed shirts will be-
gin soon. Cutting groups are
asked to appoint a chairman
and get in touch with Mrs. Wy
ser or telephone No. BIN. Cut
ting will begin May 4.
ADDING MACHINE paper for
sac at the Trlbune-Herald Of
flee
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29
All ANIMALS
ARE EXEMPT

The state Office of Price Ad-
miniStration announces that a
H and F. F. A. animals are eX-
empt from the custom slaught-
ering regulations of the OPA,
where such animals r certif-
led by the club agent, agricult-
ural county agent or vocation
al project leader and written
permission is received by the
state OPA office.
CPA price regulations pro-
vide that any Slaughterer who
customs slaughters for any in
dividual or dealer must remit
to that individual or dealer an
amount sufficient to make the
cost Of the dressed carcass
equal to or less than the costs
which that individual or dealer
would have incurred had he
purchased the carcass from the
slaughterer at the slaughterer'S
ceiling price. Under this pro-
vision, dealers have been re-
strained from paying high pric-
eS for All and F. A. A. live
stock because of the difficult
les of getting the animals kill
ed.
There is no intention to re-
move the ceiling prices from
the sale of meat derived from
prize cattle because such der
ived meat must sell at or below
the ceiling price for meat OF
that grade, but exempting All
and F. A. A. livestock from the
custom slaughtering provisions
permits higher prices to be
paid for advertising and prod
uction encouragement purposes
without making it necessary
for the custom slaughterer to
remit the difference because OF
the higher prices paid for such
livestock.
Reducing sizes and stock items
of grocerS' and variety bags will
save about 10000 tons of wood
pup and use of 1000 freight
cars in 1943.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29
NOMINATED FOR
STUDENT OFFICE

Helen KamerZell Of Hardin,
nominee for treasurer, is one
of an all-girl slate of officers
nominated by the students of
Billings Polytechnic institute
for office in the Associated Stu
dents of the B. p. I.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29

Miss Wanda Newkirk return
ed to Hardin Thursday night
after spending two weeks vac
alton in Spokane and Missoula.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29

Let us give you a price on the
printing that you need. We do
the best. at the least possible
cost to you!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-29

Reducing sizes and stock items
of grocerS' and variety bags will
save about 10000 tons of wood
pup and use of 1000 freight
cars in 1943.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

Gie freie S6pei5 lpebrt iid llner-
i6roden geeen Sic ,,Neue Sronung'.
0as st. 8aler Sagblott" bat Dem
~80ltiiden 9eobad)ter" cine geial5es
ne Mntlport gegeben, Ser in einem Ir>
tifel oie Jrage geitellt bate, iuarum
Die Sdpei5 iid nod INNER lpeigere,
Ser ,,Neuen Sron1ng' bei5utreten.
u0ir babcn flar genug geiast, mar.
rn1'', erflart bas 8lat. u0ieies gteue
guropa ltebt unter Der Segemonie Ell
ner groBen Madt, bie lpeitgebeno,
menn ni6t gGn5li6, sic Souperdnitdt
freier Nationen 5eritort. Die S6pei3
miro nidt 81 einem @aiauenitaat mer=
ben. Sic gleide Saltlne tpiiroe BON
alien beietten Nationen eingenommem
tperben, penn tie ibre Weinung frci
duBern fonnten."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
paiteurilierter.

Z
paiteuriiierter. s !.
aSonloeemiseo" 8obm Gin ioldeni
Rabm lit Der. ssettgebalt eleidnlaBiJ
ltnb eng nit oem 5liiiiigfeitsgebalt
perbunoen) lit fpertlos fir bie 8erei.
tl1ng BON Sdlaeiabne. slae Sorten
&abm laiien iid beiier ldlaeen, menn
tie langer iteben rno cine nieorige
Semperutur baben.
- 6b. M, @is.
Inn Sausgrilleu ooer Seiln6en
(GriQuets) 81 oertilgen, nilnnt man
stpet Seile 8orar, einen Seil Webl uno
etnen Sell 3l1der, pulperiliert oiei,
Subltan5en ltno permiidt ite iorgf1l=
tig SIT einem gleihartigen Eulper, mel
DIES man ollf pieredi9en Stiifen Yo=
pier an ben Srt Iegt, no bie Snief-
ten gut Oa5u gelangen f0nnen. Sino
oieIelben pcrtilgt, 10 lit our6 SHlic=
Ben ser Spalten uno 2oNer in ser
Mouer Sic GinmanOerung elmer ncucu
&olonie 81 perbinoern.
- 3. g., Mo.
Gs gibt pcrl6ieoene Gerfobrcll
feltdte Seller ooer Sduppen ols5u-
trodnen. Ofon iteut in eine1n oOer
nebreren fluben 8efoben Gblorcai'
cium (Gblorioe OF Galcirm) olf. Ger
Stoff nin1ntt sic iSelld)ti1fcit in licb
auf. SIT Der Seller iebr noB lno
feu6t, 10 erneuert man Sic Gbeluito,
lien offers, inoem man oieielbeu trpf.
net, ooer neue biniteut. SltOer Nalru
nad etliden @oden 5iemli6 troden
getporoen 10 5iinOet man auf einen
alten Seller cinige Stiide S6mefeI
(Sulpbur) an, peridliebt iorgfdltig
Siiren uno Senlter uno ieoe fleinc
:Seffnung. Nab ettpa "a Stlmben
0ffne man ein 5eniter bon auben uno
laiie, ben S6lpefeloampf iib per5ie-
ben. Wfan treffe iold)e MaBregeln,
Dob man oen S6mefeloampf nibt ei1=
|5uatmen braudt, ipel6er lebr no6tei-
ligfiir Die 2ungen it,. Man liifte ben
Seller nun tagelang, Der Seller lit
'troden llno ale Sdulnisfeirne liuD
bernidtet. ::Selbitperitanolid muB DER
Seller Dor Der .Mltstrodnung b1r6
s6tpefet gan5 ausgeraunlt peroen,: oa
Die Sbmefelbiinite oaes peroerbeu
tpiiroeu blanfes. Wfetaa lit nit gaie=
line letht ein5ureiben, ba Der S6tpe=
fel oie 8arbe oes "Details bunfelt.
| @enn bie &ellertpGnoe &iiie babell.
our6 pelde, beionoers I'M 5riibiobre
BEL Der Sdneeidmel5e 8aiier 5ieben.
mub man 0ie 8dnoe, pabreno lie
trofen iino, NIT elmer oiden S6i0t
3enent iiber5ieben uno oariiber cin"
Shi6t Seer itrei6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
Wfitleio

81: u@iien sic es idon, oaB ser
Siiffel BON ieinem rei6en Snfel ni6ts
geerbt bat?'
g.: uSa, feline Sreunoe tpollen ibn1
einen Pedfadel5ug oarbringen!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
jest ihpn gorbereitlueen trifft, INN
Dem Oeutid)en golfe nad benz &riegi
-nlle nettpenbige Silfe au leiiten. &

Dem 0eilti6eil 8oIfe nod benz &rieg
|aae netnenbiee Silfe au leiiten. !.
6. Ct, 8a.
0ieie @rubenerploiionen, idlaeenz
be @etter, entiteben meiltens burb oie
3erlesung Der i'm Sumpfidlamm lmo
5pilben oen mineralilden Mblagerun
gen eingei6loiienen pflan5liben Sub
itan5en Die Die gerfoblung our 5olge
bat. 0ieier Bro5eB oauert allb beutc
nod fort. Gin Sell bes Saueritoffs
perbinoet lib NIT oem aoblenitoff 81
4oblenlaure, mabrel1o lib Elm 1eil
oes &oblenltoffs nit 8aiierltoff 5u
Observation-Disclosures bereinigt. 0iei'
&oblentpaKerltoffe ooer, tpie ite Ser
8ergmann nennt, bas @rltbengas, iino
bie uriabe ser uidlagenOen @etter',
Die ibon Sal1ienoen bon 8ergleuten
einen friiben SOB bereiteten. 9eibt
aae &oblenflo5e iino gleid ltarf nit
8rubengas geidmangert, lno niGt
elnmal ale Seile zines uno oeslelben
Jlo5es boben Sen glei6eu @ebalt an
Oielem beroerbliGen @as. slu6 ser
Druid, NIT bem bas @as aus oen
6l05 beroustritt, meblelt. SIT Der
8arometeritanO niebrig l1nO Ser Suit
oruf gering, 10 ltromt ous @rllbengas
in gr0Beren Mengen aus.
Die electromagnetic lino 6uberlt
giftig uno totem einen eingeibloiienen
8ergmann, lelblt ipenn feline grploliun
erfolgt.
- Mrs. 9. s., 81.
8ie Sic bemerfel1, tperoen bie &on~
iumenten in ben 5tdbten am empfino=
liditen bon Dem @erbot bon &abnl~
(Gream) -8erfauf getroffen. 9as Ag-
riculture Department bat nun eine
@ntpeiiuns eegebel1, ltm li6 etlid)e gut
te, oi1frieoenfellenbe grlabmittel fir.
&abm 81 beiduffen. Ser Mil6ipes
5ialilt pom 8iiro Ser Molfereiinou=
itrie S. 6. 8abeof ertlart: u8en,t
'id burbaus S6lagiabne (gream)
baben uoute uno BEN 'ibtperen &abnt,
ben ntan ienit baau -ueriuenoet, a,ibt
erlangen fDnnte, Damn ipiirbe idt bon
elmer resularen 5laide -Mil9 ben
3abn abibopfen. gr 'entbalt -rnee=
fabr 25 Rro5ent 8utterfett: ~&abn1 fir
Shlaeiabne entbalt 80 8ro5ent.
.Man laiie ben Habm ungefGbr 4S
Stunoen iteben uuo idlase i'm in Ell
ner S6iiiiel, Die no9 Mogli6fett in
gis gepadt iein iollte, bel elmer Sent
peratur bon nidt b6ber a1s 40 @rao
5abrenbeit. ~- -... ..~ .-.~.
Nad oen &egulierungen Ser SNM
barf fein &abm mebr nerfauft tper=
ben, ser mebr als 19 Sro5ent Butter
felt entbdlt. .>...> :. ... ..-.
Son oen 8iiro fir Sausmirtibaf=
ten bat man erfabren, oaB Die Gali=
fornia-3 -3meigiteae oes 2anOtpirtid)afts>
departments cine Wetbobe befannt &C.
ua6t fat, mona9 ntan Bii6ienmildj
fiir Sdlagiafne. periperten fann.
&abm fiir &affee lit 5u biinn, I'M
fir Sblagiabne pertpertet su peroeu.
gr labt iif ieOob oider MAIDEN, in,
oem man fonoenlierte Milb uno ,,gis-
cogen', cine 3uiammenitellung BON
Faalf, @aiier uno 3ufer, bin5ufiigt,
moburd es leibter lit, Sen &abm 5ll
SABINE 5u iblagen.
Bulperiiterte OfildL Die 5u~ fal1fen
lit, laBt itd nibt gu Sabnc ihlagen,
-.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
batter, tpiirben MIR S9nen brieflihe
sliltDort geaebeit baben.
W2if, Yh. g.. Webr.

|
tel, bas bas Saar tieflbmara farbt.
Wan i,immt eill babies 9funb iebr
fein aeritoBene 5ilberglatte (2etbarge
Of 5ilber) ober audi Silper 5oalr
genannt, ein babies Hfunb geloibten
&alf unb Elm babies 8funo Saarpu.
Der. Iaes miro gepulpert uno gut
Dern1ii6t 1nb ntittels narmem @aI=
ler 81 einem 8rei geriibrt. 0alnit
beitreidt man oas Saar 3iemlib Did
bis 5ur Saarmur5el. Oarauf legt mon
fiabgeoriidte 8aumpolle, Die man
porber etlpas nit 8aiier beiprengt
fat l1no biuoet lie NIT einem Subc
feit. Sim belten ninmt man bieie Sro.
5eour abenos Dor bem S6lafengebeu
Dor. slm anoern Gage reibt man nit
Setfenlpailer ben feltgemoroenen Seil
gut ab. So lit bas Saar geiauber1
uno bat Die gelpitnl6te i6mar5e 6ar.
be. gs lit niGt rattan, anoere lmbe
fannte Saarfarbenlittel an5utpenoen
spelbe oos Saar peroerben llnO of
lbaolide Stoffe entbalten.
- 9. 49,, Sbiu -
8enn infolge bon &atarrb, Stau
ung ooer Geritopfltng oas @ebol
lbma6 geluproen, fann man folgell.
ocs erprobte Wfittel antpenoen: Sn
fril6es, ltngefo6tes Sauerfrauttpaliel
tal16e man einen 2einlpanolappen unb
oinoe i'm nit einem Gu6 iibers DIR
Dor oem Sblafengeben. 0ies tue man
reselmaBie mebrere Boden. Wau
fann aub tpdbreno bes Cages elm IN
arautuaiier getau6tes Bauibden
8atte ins DIR iteden. x .'.-
Gin anoeres arsge5eihnetes Mittel
iino aopfbampfe nit auf9ebriibten
&amillentee. ..>. .s~.1 :. .
- q. a., Minn. - ~- ~~:..~.
Sic ibeinen beiier unterri6tet 81
| iein iiber Die 3uitdnoe in DeutiHano
Dor aaem iiber Die, relisi0ie Gage, als
Der Bapit in &om, Der in leiner @n
5pflifa ,.Mit brennenoer Gorge al
oas oeutide 8olt bic llnteroriidunl
Ger &eligion beffagt ltno ben Natio'
nalio5ialismus nerurteilt bat.
Die Sitlers sSusens, pelder alle
&inber 9eutidlanos an5ugeboren ge.
5tpungen iino, lit berart perrobt UNI
uergottlolist, 'oaB .iie idlimmer lit, als
Die Seiben. Die 6riitliben un6 fatbo'
liiden @ltern belniiben ii6, ibren ain.
bern Die 9feligion lu1o Moral gu er.
bulten. ~.~. ~.-.~-,',,--. .... -. :. 30 ~..
Die: grobe Webr5abl bes beuti6er
golfes lit i'm Screen gegen Sitler
uno Die Ra5itnraunei. ...-.
Sic loIlten, oof ini.anbe iein 81
bcereifen, bab Die fatbolif6e Breile
uno ieber geredtoentel1he uno fret.
beitsliebenbe Menib oie. S6anotaten
Der, geaai berurteilen mub ,unb nibt
bas i6tper beoriifte bellti6e .Bolf.
Die Seinbe nno @egner Sitlers
| ltno nift oie 6einoe oes beuti6en
golfes. Die glaiierten babe1 oies bon
8albington uno .2onbon aus benl
oeutiben 8olfe tpieoerBolt Derli6ert.
@enn llnier Brdlioent aIs 8ortfiibrer
Dem oeutlben Bolfe oieie 8eritcberune
gibt, 10 liegt fein @runo Dor, oaran
81 5tpeifeln, oaB er al1es auf6ieten
miro, nidt nur Inn oas beutide 18olf
bon Der Na5itDrannei gu befreielL ionz
bern audi Inn ibn ,materiea auf5l1-
belfen, uno ibm 5ur peroienten Stel~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

1ten. Dos MaereiiffnbIte lift bod, OaBf
sic Sbren geibtDdter fragen, meldem'
Sic Die Sabe genau erflaren fonllen
uto Der Sbnen oaraitf Die bette sluss
funft geben fann.
s. IS. o., Sa.
gs lit fiir einen Gbrilten uno nod
mebr fir einen &atbolifen nnentl6ulo-
bar llno iiinbbaft, Die tdelie5en Sc
bette 5u ltnterlaiier.A giemano fann
oie fallle gntiduloigung porbringen
er babe feline 3eit oaau. gs beoarf
feiner langen @ebete. Cine einfabe,
fur5e grbebung oes 9er5ens geniigt.
am Worgen oanft man fur5 Dem lie
ben @ott fir oie Hube ser Na6t uno
opfert ibm BEN begtnnenben Sag ouf.
Wtan opfert alle feline @erfe, Sreuben
uno 2eiben sur @bre 8ottes auf unb
enpfieblt it6 in alle 81. Weiien, mel.
de auf Dem ga,5en grOenruno geleien
reroen. 8or ser Mabl5eit bittet man
>@ott, er m0ge uns uno mas mir &C.
nieBen, iegnen. gea6 ser Mabl5eit
oanft man ibm fir oie @aben, oie er
uns beidert fat. @an5 beionoers IinO
mir @ott 9anf i6ulbig oaB er uns
unier tdglides 8rot gibt. geabrung
unO &leioung I'M @egenias gu 10 bic
len Willionen, bie Srnger, uno &alte
erouloen miiiiert uno iogar ibres Set
mes beraltbt iino: 9lm Mbeno ipridt
man Elm fur5es 9anfgebet, oaB @o1t
u1s bor. allem ltngliid betpabrt bat
-anb bittet um ben Sbus @ottes tpab-
reno Der Rabt. r,.s-~ -.
~Dieie fur5en grbebungen gu @ott'
nebnten tpettig 3eit in I1tiprud. Wan
fann oies ipdbreno bes Qnfleioen5
linb ipdbrenb Ser slrbeit tim. 5ogar.
oie -Mobamnreoaner beidd1nen n1anda
!. .Ghri1fen. Seoer gldubige .Moban1me-'
.sooner tpirft ftd tdglib 5lir groe ooer.
betet nit ausgebreiteten arIner Die.
sbor9efhriebetten Sanptge6ete (gsa-
nlos) ~. e:
9ns sgebet, oas Der Seilano ,.ns.
.selebrt bat, Dos Baterunier, lit 10 ein-
fad. unb fur5, oaB ieoer es 5u ieoer
s3eit bete,r fam. Sogar oas Sier be-
,5eigt iid 6anfbar gegen ieinen Serrn
Der ibn Nabrung rei6t. 4
]. - VI. 81, Sa. = -. ~.
=; @ir entbalten uns porlaufig ieber
slnficbt iiber oas ,Blutenoe &ru5ifir'
in Gbicngo, bis oie firdlide Sbrigfett
gefproben bat. lleber cine abnlihe
Grlheinune in -2inpius, spanie1t, bat
bic Stride Bis beltte nod ii6ts ent,
,fdieoen. s. -. . .s->=.
IS. g., Dbio - ..>@- .-.s~
8on. alien 8eriu6e11 bel Hfiriib-
baunen (Heob), Sen 5aftperlult gum
5tialtano at bringet, ibeirt bas fol-
eenoe 8erfabren oas einfa6ite nno
praftiiGite gu iein. Man entfernt ben
bereits perbarteten Saft bon Der Gu1-
oe nit einem i6arfen Weiier lno bin-
bet Elm nit fliiiligerl 2eim beitri6eneS
4Stiid Geltud (Gil Glotb) Inn ben
Stulnnl bernm. gas Seltud mug
man Der gan5en 2ange uno 8reite
aand feft init oiinnem Drabt (Bire)
au,nuideln. Dieier felte gerbano miro
allen 5aft 5nriidbalten unb muB ie-
bes Sabr erneuert tperben.
SDbn S. Gine., Din
9ermuttee (Wormuooo) ionten
.Sie-in ieoem 9rug Store in Gincin=
11ati erhnIten fnnnen. Ste fonnen i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
1tnaen., Bid.

gs fontnlt 6orolif ON, mie 5ie oas
geripreden gemadt baben, mas mir
aus Der Mnfrnge nidt mlieBen fon-
men. 8as NaereinfadIte lit bod, oaB
Sic Sbren 8eihtudter fragen, meidem
Sic Die Sabe genau erfldren f0nllen
uno oer Sbnen oaraiif Die bette slus.
funft geben tam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
New Ndzi- Purge
Revealed, All
Victims Hanged

ON THE GERMAN FRONTIER,
April 2 (UP)-German secret POI
lice last December purgcd a num-
Der Of officials in the Foreign Of
flee, the Air Ministry and the Min
istry of Economics for Furnishing
Information TO the Enemy, il was
learned today.
All the officials, who included
Hans Won Schelicha. first Sccre-
tary of the Germany embassy in
Warsaw before the war, were
hanged.
Won Schelicha was close
friend of Hans Won Moltke. Ger
man ambassador 10 Spain whose
death of appendicitis in Madrid
was announced recently.
The officials hanged by Heinrich
Himmler'S gestapO were said to be
members OF ring that operated
against the NaZis even before the
war. Since the outbreak of hos
tilitieS they were said to have re-
layed information to Britain by a
secret radio transmitted - volun-
tarily, and not as paid spies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
DefrOifer knocks Out
NaZi Tank Inn Africa

Pvt. John D. Riley, %, of De-
troit, was credited with knocking
out a German Mark III tank as
the American forces in southern
Tunisia advanced east from FL
Guettar. according to a delayed
dispatch from United Press cor
respondent c. r. Cunningham, who
is with United States troops.
Riley said he shot at two men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Axis Ship Loss
10 Million Tons

LONDON, April > CUP)-Axis
merchant shipping sunk, damaged
or seized from the start of the
war up TO March l totals nearly
100000 tons. it was disclosed
today in the House of Lords by
Lord BTuntistield. parliamentary
secretary TO the admiralty.
The toll vas broken down
among the AXIS partners as fol-
lows; German losses, 1865. 600
tons; Italian. 1,027000 tons; Japa-
neSe, 1,S57,0O0 tons, and Axis
satellites, $4,000 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Detroiter Decorated
For Raid on Kiska

BATON ROUGE. La. April 2
uNS)-Capt. Kenneth D, Vanday-
burg. Detroit, TO-DAY was one OF
IA army officers wearing the air
medal for hcroism in raids over
Jap-held Kiska in the Aleutians.
The officers are now stationed at
nearby Harding Field. @
They were members Of a fighter
group which shot down p Jap
ZeroS while losing only one OF
their own ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

flags from the treasury depart
.ment.
Herbert CASTOR, UnderSecrctary
of the treasury, Will present the
flag to bomber plant workers at
the training school. Rouge work
erS will receive their flag at the
Ford Rotunda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
OPA Board Plans Here

Plans TO add more labor MEM
bers 10 the ia already serving on
war price and rationing boards in
Southeastern Michigan industrial
counties were revealed today by
State OPA Director SarViS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Roosevelt Press Farley Of

WASHINGTON, April > CUP)-
The White House today announced
cancellation of President Roose-
velt'S regular Friday morning
press conference. No reason was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
RULES FOR SOCKS

For men the rules limit the
patterns of fancy half hose to
those which were in actual pro-
duction in January and February.
Color restrictions are the same as
for womens stockings. except that
white and three war service
colors-olive drab. khaki and a
special color for officerS-may he
used.
Fancy or novelty patterns FOR
children's hosiery are restricted TO
those actually in production be-
tween last October and the present
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

who jumped from the tank. but
he added that he thought they
GOT away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Ford Workers Get
Bull s-Eye Flags

Ford Motor Co. employees al the
Run and Rouge plants To-
day were 10 receive "bulTS-eNe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
IMPROVE QUALITY

Eliminated from production are
the popular 50-dener r7yon full
fashioned hosiery which WIPE says
has been The "SheercSt and also
the poorest type Of rayon stock
irgS Hosiery Of the same sheer
ness may be made from higher
than ordinary quality yarns.
In addition. the order requires
that the gals stockings be greater
reinforced IN the heel. toe and top.
Overall length OF the average
full-fashioned stocking Is set al %
inches. one inch less than at
present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
-RaYon Hosiery
Loses FriNs;
To Wear Better

WASHINGTON. April 2 ms
Men. the War Production
Bosrd has some news for YOU
today that probably VIII bring
back a little more jingle to Your
pockets.
The WPB issued an order e.
feCtiHe May -, staieh-t> expected
20 make womeu's rayon stockings
more durable and wear longer. II
places broad restrictions on manu-
fscture OF mems, woncrs and
children'S hosiery. cutting out
frilS, limiting colors and eliminate
inc certain STYLES.