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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Virginia Brownee Entertans D00ttles At House Part
G. L u B S
WILL GO UNION CLUB

Meeting was held last week at the
home Of Mrs. Lille Brooks. After
the business session films we're
shown, as we'll as some pictures
drawn by a l7-year-old race artist.
This weeks meeting was held at
the home OF Mrs. Della Steward.
The next meeting Will be held at
the home OF Mrs Matte Henley.
2955 Waterloo. All members are
urged To be present. as very I'M
portant business will be considered.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
XuRERFORCE CLUB

church announces a competitive
examination for scholarships at both
Wilberforce university and Wayne
university. The examinations Will
be conducted by the faculty OF
Wayne university in the main
building of the university on Sat
urday. May 20. from $50 am. to
1890 pm. in Room go. All high
school students are eligible TO take
this examination. Applicants please
contact Trinity l-0298 on May Is.
from pm. TO pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Dr.M.MeyersHonored
At Reception Sunday

Or. H. Marjorie Peebles-Meyers
was honored on Sunday. April 80,
at reception given by the or
CARNATIONS of ST. Matthews Epis-
copal church upon receiving her
license TO practice medicine. She
was presented with set Of medi-
cal books al the reception.
DR.. Meyers has received signal
recognition by being invited 10
serve on the staff Of Receiving hos
pital and as an instructor for the
sophomore class OF the Medical
college
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
SIX WONDERS SOCIAL CLUB

Held their first annual party on
May 6. at the home OF the presi-
dent. 938 Farnsworth. The party
fun was enjoyed by members of the
va Social, Briggs. 10th Century
Sportsmen and other visiting clubs
Mary Erwin. president; Alma E.
Gabriel. secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
THE MERRY TWELVE
SOCIAL. GLIB

Met last week at the home OF
Mrs. Jackson. 2l46 ST. Joseph street.
This weeks meeting was held
at the home Of Mrs. Rines. at
1920 Illinois. Business Of importance
was discussed The next meeting
will be held al the home OF Mrs.
Barns. AIS ST. Antoine No. ).
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Paradise Bowl
Scene Of Party
LastWednesday

Spring was definitely in the air
last Wednesday night when Vir-
ginia Brownlee entertained The
Doolittles." in the private dining
room OF the Paradise Bowl. The
guests costumes reflected the color
full spring trends and the hostess
set the pace. wearing pretty pink
and black dress. distinguished by a
softly draped front With this she
wore a small pink and black Off
the-face hat. Pauline Milton also
chose a colorful print dress with
shades OF aqua and pink. She wore
carnations in her treSSes.
The spotless white tables were
arranged in horseshoe formation and
the center table was handsomely
decorated with a bowl Of yellow
jonquils.
A chicken salad, deviled eggs,
crackers. tomatoes. coffee and ice
cream comprised the spring menu.
Following the supper, the guests
settled down TO the serious game OF
contract bridge. After the scores
were tailed. Pauline Milton
emerged as winner of the first club
prize-a large red tray with
bouquet Of roses in the center. Mar
garet Thomas won the second club
prize, set of six hand painted
water glasses. Ruth Belford won
four lovely Swiss lawn handker-
chiefs for the first guest prize. and
. Toni Webster won the BOBBY.
After the bridge session, the men,
befs discussed plans for their an
nust closed affair.
Members and guests present were
Beatrice Gillian, Frances Hsgans,
Jeanne Cole. Lucy Belle Morris.
May Will Hickman. Victoria Mccall.
Vivienne Cooper and Louise Ed
wards.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

EMERGENCY oil burner service Hillside
PAPER HANGING, quality workmanship
FIooRs fIs sANb1NG. SG.G; refinishing. waxing and
cleaning g 4, psintlng' personal service Cal
ADDITioNs.o porohes inclosed, attic and
and stoqn sss5 ToSms eg
yysssserDT9ofing, ysse pT ng, No Job too small. TR
CARPEHTERMAlterations CARR nj EGRsI1Altti and repa,r;ng
storm windows and doors; also roof repair.
ing; work guar Mr.. Ainsworth. DI. 6122
CARPENTER, snaR;pI,N brick, tTecreation rooms a
fS96S SSoR pSa6bsf SH6sEks sclosed etc IL
stalled by skilled mechanics. Maintenanct
Pnook na5tsE 81 sANDfsc. SSfs nnishing frst-clas.
Gf5f ErP21ks FS1h wo i1sustsn 2Sas we are
position to give Immediate service on in
RTnvhANT s4aGn x Ffas ees eARLSoA RA sSls seaera
REFRIGERATOR AND WASHING ma;
chimes repaired electTicians, wiring and
PAPER HANGING, quality workmanship
white mech; painting, plastering and floor
Hodsn is5dns pAfAr1NS RA 1sSo exterior and interior
roofing: Call any time, HI. oI57-W.
PAINTING, papering, plastering at reason
able prices. Work guaranteed. Call ia
anSnR x,0gdw P1ssteTns scragins
s1 'ss Sssf Gny 81
ER s0Hk assssn work sS1 Whit.
sRNpfp .na nsFvis nshed TINS rms
sanded, S6 UP. Hankins, WA. 9079. 23s
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ROOMS FURkIsHED-kertheost

1928 OWEN ST. N.E.--Large front room.
twin beds, next to bath: near bus; girls
or 2 men; uni. phone. FIR. 1856.
LARGE double corner room. twin beds; ex-
phone DU. s. os
50 NEW YORK AVE Me- rooms for
Ink, adj. bath, all furn., 2nd floor. RE.
100 OTIS ST. Mclean. warm. singl.
room with running water; S25 per month.
HO 2203.
3I35 2Ith ST. NE.-Large, sunny room.
adj: bath, modern furniture; "a blk. to bus
and car lines. HO. 1913.
sRooK5AND, 1921 Monroe St. ne
2 closets, twin beds, inner-spring mat;
tresses; cars bus, restaurant; theater and
NEAR 18th and Michigan ave: ne
Clean single room, private home; 1 sentle-
I2I c ST. N.E.-Large front rm., twin
beds elec. grill .c.h.w., semiprivate bath,
$50 mo, each. Also studio rm. with cleo,
grill and sink S17 so each.
S13 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Room, suit
able for ] or 2, private entrance: room ID
next to bath; 2 in family: S25 for 1.
S35 for o
near bath Call after e pm
Evening star., 1944-01-10
SITUATIONS WoAEA

ALERT COLLEGE grad. with major in English,
ONCE experience. now studying commercial
satisfactory II Job has future. BOX 191-T,
COMPANION-NURsE desires care of lady.
Call Vienna 231-J. Sun. after o'clock. TO-
NURSE, graduate will accompany patient
to Florida. RE. 0276. TO-
PATENT sTENOGRAPHER, thoroughly ex-
perienced capable taking compl, charge;
$40 week; avail immed. Box 311-G, Star.
SECRETARY, with 15 years first-class
experience. desires permanent position
with responsible organization where ad-
vancement Is to be expected. Prefers
dictaphone to shorthand. Good salary.
Box 194-T. Star.
TRAINED SECRETARY-R. N. wants pos.
personal secretary to doctor or dentist exp.
reliable, versatile. mature. Box 2S7-T, Star.
IL
WE HAVE several openings for salesladies
in our retail cigar and habedarsher stores
who. are interested in a steady year-around
position; salary, S25 90 a week, plus So a
week for meal allowances. Apply Mr.. Muir
ray; mgr. A. Schultz Cigar Store. 14th and
T. SITS NV IL"
YOUNG GIRL desires position as typist or
receptionist in doctors or lawyers office
Call Lincoln T942 los
Evening star., 1944-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

CCOUNTANT-AUDITOR will take care of
books, tax returns, etc. part time; expert
enced stenographer and typist; reasonable
CARPENTER FOREMAN, with carpenters
and helper, nonunion. Phone Rockville
DENTAL MECHANIC, metal and plate man,
To- tors 9se gea 2 sps gsar lab 6
JANITOR. couple and 2 children, wants an
unfurnlshed apt; In exchange for janitor
service; no drinkers. clean workers. Call
NE NE: 55s 1888 : SUNDAYS ne after pm, or write
MAN. able-bodied. in early sixties. desires
employment in most any capacity; over
thirty years Eox eSperlenes with u Gov
MAN, young, colored, switchboard operator
clerk, cashier, experienced. DE. 1928 be-
tween and pm. or Tues. am.
small building. with quarters. Box 2e3-
MAN, %. married, child, draft exempt,
hard and SINCERE worker, able to grasp
accustomed to meeting public, experienced
in finance business, managing gasoline sta
tion and liquor store, also good salesman,
ready Immediately for good steady posi-
Psi NEfffEePsfi ca SHGn 42ss Wants Work
day or contract. Phone Ii. sO7O. IL
M MKESTAuRANT MGR, 15 yrs exp; thor
TEIEFHoNE oPGRAToR epH H s'Vs Exp for busy
board: part time for evenings, Sundays or
relief when needed reliable, intelligent.
fSPisT.DicrAPaoNE SPfsS 2Sl OPERATOR. tele-
phone selling; commercial and office ex-
perience; draft exempt. Call Decatur 9645.
ACCOUNTANT-MALE.
Senior; eveninssi 26 yrs. pub, acct. exp,
SyStemS aUdits. tAyeg. available iYnn a..
Evening star., 1944-01-10
13I1 q. Next IN cuIrpCu
PERSONAL.

RESERVATIONS now being taken for beau
tifully appointed new convalescent home
centrally located; early opening; 24-hr
nursing and tray service; with special at
sention sta torn1 to diets Call De 4ss6 for COM
tray service. OIL 364s
CARE AND BOARD for child, 1-5 years.
SsqFng Mss Torkng hogrs; hours Brightwood section;
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED, blocked,
cIeaned, made from materials, furs, felts,
vogue HATS 1877 18th st. NV" Ext. 3211
Fur COATS repaired promptly. reason
WANTED, evening selling to groups, lee.
turing. teaching or telephone work; must
pay 5000 per hour. Box 209-T. Star.
LOsT-A man. otherwise known as Linda's
nrst love. No description is available at
this time. but further information will
ROOM AND BOARD wanted by service
mans working wife and 31a-year-old son
also possibly care of boy during day; no
hfasfs Ty1dsd sfSGfK G will IL
change voice and lessons with accompaniSt,
KEI1ABIE ffai PxkTY s0x within thin s'bH Blocks of
sare M1eFY yor school Girls 3h SeoIs and ns st.
AUTO DRivING taught By saa Experts. Easy
parking parking specially. Dual-control cars.
WATCH fsf.sH REPAIRING. C. s'Sa to day service;
al all WORK . guaranteed, S: Franks Jewelry
HEMoRRHoIDs eradicated by my own
time or money back. Write for booklet No
PHONE P SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
to 5000 on your signature
Evening star., 1944-01-10

LADY WILL SHARE new home with two
refined business ladies. All conveniences
TAKOMA PARK, Md settled girls to
share lovely modern 4-room apt, with an
stores etc Cali SH 1923.
2 GIRLS to share new apt. in sc. section.
conv. to Navy Yard and NRL. bus lines.
WILL VII SHARE apt. with another empl. girl.
25-35; twin beds 2 closets: everything
furn.: 90 min. downtown. Refs. exch. DE.
BIS after or Sun. TO-
TWO GIRLS to share apartment with an
other. Call LU. 0391 after pm.
210l NICHOLS AVE. SCI or > girls to
share 3-room apt. with another, living
room bedroom. kitchen. semiprivate bath;
on direct bus route, express buses to Po-
tomac Park; $50 per month. TO-
653 MD. AVE. Me- large rooms for
empl. couple; also large Ink. rooms with
twin BEDS only sober need apply.
LADY will share rooms. kitchen. bath
apt. with girls unlim. phone; exp. busts;
| S25 each, ia. 7720 after 6.
BEDROOM. living room, dinette, tile bath,
! fully equipped kitchen, screened porch.
/ $50; available Immediately. 3435 Ben.
ming I'd. ne. between and $50.
LIGHT, airy, dry basement apt, near Conn.
ave; large living room, sleeping alcove,
kitchenette and bath. prefer middle e-aged
white couple who will act as resident
manaser for part Of rent. EN-: 1854;
apt to share with 2 others; phone, kit
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM, with breakfast, in warm congenial
apartment (n.wD wanted by Govt. girl
!Ameriean JeweSsl; Box 291;T. Star.
A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, emp.oyed,
vile or Mt. Rainier. Box 1877, Star. TO-
Ice, CLEAN, unfurn. rm., for Govt.
young lady, NV. sec. prefd.; conv. trans.
to Com. Bldg. Box 24S-G, Star. To-
COLORED GIRL wishes nice private room
with Christian people; $50 mo; NV.
section. Oliver 2233, ask for Miss Bette
Evening star., 1944-01-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

ing apt. or doctors office or taking care
OF elderly lady, 5h-day week. FIR. 6492..
WOMAN, colored, young. wants nightwork.
TO $3.50 or 10. No Sundays. District
6lO9. 10"
WOMAN. experienced, wants 2 days week,
|housecleanlng, Wed. and Thurs: S4 per
day and carfare. no less. DU. 5737 after
Evening star., 1944-01-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY willing to share expenses for ride
from 2S44 Wisconsin ave- to Walter Reed
or Silver Spring, leaving at am. Call
GENTLEMAN desires transportation to
Miami, Fla, in exchange for services in
driving: references. Decatur 5942 IL
DRIVING to West Coast tSan Diego: can
take three passengers; expect to leave in
two weeks. Can be contacted at home any
evening after Z pm. Phone Chestnut
1928. 15s
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1341 ST. N.W.-Very large. well-heated
single and double rooms, S4-S7.50 weekly.
17S5 LANIER PL. N.W.-Very attractive
large double room. twin beds, exposures,
running water, reasonable
1881 QUE ST. NV, downtown-ouiet,
warm, newly furn. single and double rooms,
near nath' reasonable
CLOSE TO DOWNTOwN-Nicely furn..
clean rms. near bath; sine]e, Sc per wk
up; dble. 50 per wk. Phone 1924 Belmont
st. NV.
t29 PEABODY N.w.-Bedroom-d twin
beds; exp bus; S35 for 2, S25 mo. for l.
Jeyish }sgb y, home snYsoN Unlim phone. RA. 1928
Portable room, S25 month RA. 2I42.
212O 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful master
bedroom, a windows. new furniture, twin
beds, unlimited phone in room: private
1881 10th ST. N.W.-Single and double
master rooms, exclusive home: neal
traInSg;S; ( i, Walking distance.
beds in gentile home; 1 or 2 girls; rea.
fSnP6iSSi Ba1P6Sr GEt riR 43sai sMaiANs,oN-corr ,.,,
single. inner-spr. matt, desk, closet. full
length mirror; gentleman; S45 mo. DU
Evening star., 1944-01-10
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

CH. FILLY, years. by Plate out of
Showemall, by Display; sire and dam both
stake winners; for sale reasonable. Falls
Church 2737
FOR SALE, registered Angus bull. ready
for service; Earl Marshall family; for quick
sale, Sl75s w. r.. Winslow. Norbeck, Md.
Rockville 81 M or Ma. S6l0.
SADDLE HORSESHOE 3-gaited bay, one
5-gaited chestnut; both ribbon winners
owned by l0-year-old bov Can be seen
at Green Meadows Riding School, on Ager
rd.. Green Meadows, Md
Evening star., 1944-01-10

CL0SE-N ARLINGTON, near transporta-
ton to Govt Offices, lOc fare: seniprivate
bath and shower; new brick home, all mod
ern convenienceS. CHI. 5401.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.
AoyvIond and VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, single rooms, So and So
week; home atmosphere; near church: 10c
bus fare. TE a7sl I Can I.s;t;e,,, after s. .
transp.. blk. bus; restaurant: large room.
adj bath: refined adult home. CH. 1894.
ATTRACTIVE. southern exposure. private
bath, convenient transportation; breakfast
if desired; garage; gentle home; gentle
se3 N. CLvD. ST, Arl-sgle rm., 81
week: dble. rm., S35 mo-; conv. bus line
and restaurant. CHI S464
LARGE, bright room for . in comfortable
home, near Lee hgwy. and Glebe I'd; 10e
bus. GIL 0529.
PLEASANT bedroom and u bath, in Army
home convenient to Pentagon. Navy Annex
and Fort Myer; reference desired. Call
Gil 1862
NICELY FURNISHED room in new home,
unlimited phone; gentle home; convenient
transportation. 20s South Ivy, Arlington
Va. GIL. 0972.
ARLINGTON-Large front room. double or
single; young emp. couple or gentlemen;
pvt. home near bus. CH. 1855.
1872 NORTH WAKEFIELD ST, Arlington
Couple or women, bright room next bath:
conv. tranSp. Phone Glebe 1927.
ARL1NGTOS-Large room, suitable for
girls or couple, next bath: southern expo
sure: . block to 10c bus line. 20 minutes
downtown. Phone oxford 0lS9.
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely double front he'd
room, private bath, private entrance: bus;
Evening star., 1944-01-10
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LOVELY ROOMS for working couple II
lovely. private home; fine neighborhood
convenient TRANSFORMATION. Ordway 6613.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1905 n. H. AVE. N.W.-Dble. nm. with
private shower, and half bath. l to share
II hs tEDs MAss tSg s AVE- sG sse 1fs dstneTe sffh
home for young people, in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable.
I,' ltoo EMERSON ST: N.W.-pbl nm; home
LARGE ROOM for 2, girls; quiet private
igst isss Vs5Is1GMAsiGs VCoI1MB1AAs RD, e S.w.-Roommat.
for for, to young man. also for young lady. Co.
Us ST. N.E.-Double rooms only. for
MI. o5l lsWs double connecting. rooms. ac-
commodate A; l triple room for men: l
vacancy a;T for young lady: 10.
anothssr girl; excellent meals; bus at door.
lsIS . COM. l,S AyE;a,vs5y E., l9y,sly 9,s double or
SSfEfd %E ROOM t9s aN6 AR BohRp some nice Young
transp arranged reas OIL 66O3
oss in
dio style; also girl share with another;
unsurpassed food walking distance. RE.
1850 QUE ST N.w.-sunny. double room.
suitable SUI couple; also M nan oa, to share room
sio7 Tss e1Sae coNN AVE- San double and
triple. triple rooms for young people only: ex-
23ae 39th ST.-Large double or single
room. unlimited phone; gas heat: bus at
corner: excellent meals. IL
LARGE FRONT ROOM. triple, adjoining
bath; girls; also recreation room for boys:
shower bath. MI, 1854 15s
1868 EUCLID ST. NW.-Large. doubls
room, home surroundings; $40 each. AID.
1880
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY, 364O 18th ST. NV,
Open to guests. Large double rooms,
Weekly or monthly plan. CO. 02e4.
CALVERT HOUSE,
1401 18th st. n.w.-Large. nicely furn.
rooms, private baths showers, telephone,
col tad
Evening star., 1944-01-10
MARTHA WASHINGTON
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ROOM AND BOARD wanted by service.
mans working wife and 31a-year-old son:
also possibly care of boy during day; nc
boarding houses. TR. 1917. H.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ROOMS rURk 6 UkeURk.
ROOMS UkFURNJSHED

GIRL, age 25 to 30, to share with another
2-rm gentle apt in apt bldg. Dupont
Circle area; each furnish own rm. MI.
l4T3 after pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
HOTEL ROOMS. So UP

The Castle Inn Hotel, daily. weekly or
monthly rates. at B. & o. station, Forest
Glen, Md. Bus and train to D. c. Op-
posite the New Walter Reed Hospital. For
reservations call 81. S55l
Evening star., 1944-01-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

Gated 1212-A 18th st. NV; Joining fee,
81; monthly dues, 81; days work, part
time and full-time for all members; no
Sunday work; days work, 55c per hour;
part time, SOC; full time 4S-hour week.
SIS, $50 to S25. 1Os
Evening star., 1944-01-10

alter pm. 5lS 4th st. ne.
AFGHAN HOUNDS, $35-$6O.
NEWFOUNDLAND, $40.
COCKER, MALE. LIGHT BUFF S35
COLLIE, MALE, S12.50: TOY FOX X-S10
Collie Shepherd, S5-S; CroSsbreed S.
DOG HOTEL 7344 Georgia Ave ia 4321
Evening star., 1944-01-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Learn Practical N11rSinp

Be a trained practical nurse. Big de-
mand. High wages. Learn quickly at
home. Fine extra money occupation
Work when you please. Ages 1s to So.
High school not necessary. Write for
free information. Wayne School of Prac-
tical Nursing Box 3o-T. Star los
Evening star., 1944-01-10

SELECT POSITIONS.
Stenog. ID, Is daily -S S35-S50 wk
French-Eng. stenoS. G0-- $40 wk
IypiSts GOD fO S30-S35 wk
Bookkeepers f.), double entry $40 wk
Accountants I'm. and ~ S4O-S5O wk, up
Drivers, D. c. permits (sales) S45 wk.
Meatcutters S35-S50 wk
Welcome-See us FIRST-(NA. gS1lD
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
Evening star., 1944-01-10

ACCOUNTANT-MALE.
Senior; evenings; % yrs. pub. acct. exp,
systems, audits, taxes; available imme-
diately. Box 246-T, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-01-10

EAfEHlENCSp
TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Apply employment ONCE, 722 18th st.
to PM: % Saturday. $50 6 am. fc'G to p.m. ON
The G. & P. Telephone Co.
Do not apply If employed full time at
xour maximum skill in another war In
Evening star., 1944-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. .

CARPENTERING, painting, water proofing
garages, porches and recreation rooms built
or repaired. reasonable prices. Call be-
Evening star., 1944-01-10
YOUNG WOMEN.
WOMEN WANTED.

You can now earn $40 per week ane
part time as streetcar conductors Essen
tial work, experience not necessary, train.
ing paid for, no Sunday or night work
house, paid vacations, free transportation
separate clubrooms, .congenial fellow work.
ers. Vacancies at 14th and East Capito
SITS, with work on the Mt Pleasant street.
car line. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
Seth and Prospect Ave. Nv, Georgetown
Take Route 20. Cabin John Streetcar
Evening star., 1944-01-10
BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, A. K. c. regis
tered, Red Brucie strain. Can be sect
after z pm 51S 4th st, ne
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-23
WAGE Formula Doomed.
Can't Stull Demands.
Employer Group Admits

New York (FP).-Breakdown of the
Little Steel formula for stalling off
wage demands is almost a certainty,
the Research Institute of America de-
clared in a special bulletin on the
industrial outlook to its 10000 mem-
bers in business and government
circles
"Labor's demands for higher pay,
the report said, ARE already becOm-
ing increasingly difficult to stall off.
Break through of the Little Steel
formula seems inevitable. Since wages
are usually more rigid than prices.
companies will be up against narrower
operating margins as competition
drives down and labor resists Il pro-
pOrtiOnal drop in wages"
Since it was talking to its members.
the institute could afford to be frank
and was.
Wage stabilizatiOn may be insulat-
ing you from pay disputes right now,
it continued, but don't let a sense of
false security lul you to sleep. There
is plenty of high voltage current under
the inSulatiOn.'
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-23
RATIONING AT A GLANCE
PROCESSED FOODS

BIS Cs Ds Es Book good for 10 points each
CHEESE, BUTTER, CANNED FISH CANNED MILK
stamps in
March 26 through June is
n
pounds through Feb % l4o
in Book good until further notice
GASOLINE
Stamp 2l
O eachc ATEI1Y
book vehicles March 81 I}s by June 30 C by
May 81 commercial vehicles months 5000 miles, whichever
FUEI.
throughout Consumption
of
PRICE COMPLAINTS
clerks
local War Price and Raoning Boards
PROGRAMS
Thursday, m, WJW Chester Bowles"
Friday, p m, VICAR "Your OPA"
Saturday. a m. WJW, "OPA Farm News"
Monday through Friday, 1:55 WCLE "OPA Reporter"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-23

Mcclellan OF the Wayne County DE
troitD Medical Society President X. J.
Thomas Of the union presided.
Adde's revealed the strike threat by
the doctors in the form of an un-
solicited letter to him from Dr. Nor
man &. Hamilton of Il Detroit suburb
who had written:
What are YOU going TO us" for
physicians if the Wagner Murray
Dingell bill becomes law: also. DO YOU
know that the reputable men of medi-
cine, not only in Wayne county but III
al counties of the USA will cease
| practicing medicine and 20 into som"
other lines Of endeavor:"
Other doctors and at least en-"
county medical society have ALREADY
publicly taken the same position,
Adde's declared as he replied 10 Or.
Hamilton and his kind:
'Dr. Hamilton and others like him
| now threaten To use the weapon Of
medical monopoly against uS if we are
successful in extending the old-agt.
|
unemployment compensation system, if
We provide benefits for disability
arising out of illness or injury, if We
adopt a health insurance program.
| Your threats Will not deter uS III
the slightest from pursuing the course
we have set for ourselves. Suffering
| md death are not unknown to US, nor
4
| 10 those who are fighting and dying in
this war of liberation. Freedom from
want and freedom from fear are with
in the reach OF our generation, and
too many have sacrificed too much for
US to hesitate in the face Of your
| threats TO achieve the fruits Of our
struggle.
DR.. Mcclellan. the only speaker Ia
oppose the bill, resorted to fiagwaving
but made little impression on the audi,
ence. He said the bill was foreign
idea and added that DR.. Sigerist. one
of its foremost advocates. was also a
foreigner. having been born in SwitZer-