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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-09

Junior misses call this type Of
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the snug waist and sophisticated
contrast. Pattern 5000 is easy to
sew.
Pattern $500 comes in junior
miss sizes II, IL, 10, IA, IS, 10,
II, 1S. Size 10, L "a yards 81
inch: 7-8 yard contrast.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration 20 cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for these
patterns to The Wilmington Star
News, 1865 Pattern Dept, 232 West
18th. ST., New York II, N. Y. Print
plainly size, name, address, style
number.
Fifteen cents more brings you
the Marian Martin Fall and Win
ter Pattern Book full of smart,
easy-to-make styles. A free pat
tern is printed right in the book.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-09
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 8.-'R-
Turpentine 70 IL cents a gallon;
offerings SO (50-gal. bbls.). Sales
1900 gallons; receipts 166 barrels;
shipments 1874 barrels; stocks o.
900 barrels.
Rosin, u00-lb. drums) offer
ings 260; sales 26o; receipts 1923;
shipments 400; stocks 1923.
Quote: B sos; D SIP; E SOS;
F SIS; G $40; H SOL; 1 4.81; K
5.85; M 5.87; N 6.03; VIC 6.28;
WV 6.55: x 6.55.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-09
OVER THE NETWORKS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9

Eastern VAR lime r. NJ.
Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate
5:3o-Just Plain Bill. Dramatic-nbc
Terry Allen and Three Sisters-cbs
The Jack Armstrong Serial-blu-east
Sea Hound. Serial Series-biuwest
Serial Series, Supernan-rnbs-basi
5:45-Front Page Farrell Serial - nbc
wilderness Road. Serial Drama-cbs
Capt. Midnight. a Serial-blu-b
Hop Harrigan in repeat - otner oiu
Tom Mix. Cowboy Serial = mbs-basic
6:O0-News Report for Is Mins.-nbc .
Quincy Howe and News Time chs
Lanclng Music Orchestra other chs
lea Hound a Serial Sketch - blu-basic
Repeat of the Terry Serial-other blu
Prayer Comment on the War - mbs
6:15-America's Serenade; Sports - nbc
Calling an-America. a Concert chs
Capt Tim Healy's Stories - blu-basic
Repeat from Dick Tracy - other blu
Chick Garter. a Boy Detective mbs
6:30-Jack Armstrong; repeat nlu
Repeat superman Serial - mbs-west
5:46-Lowell Thomas and ewscast-nbc
World News and Commentary-cbs
Henry J. Taylor Comment-blu-basic
Capt. Midnight in repeat - blu-west
Repeat of Tom Mix Serial - mbs-West
7:0O-Mercers Music Shop - nbc-basic
Il Love Mystery" Dramatic-cbs
Fred Warnings Musical Variety - bull
Fulton Lewis. Jr. Comments - mbs
7:l5-World War via Broadcast - nbc
Johnnie Johnston, Martin Block-nbc
To Be Announced Us Mnutes) mbs
Irresistibes, Girls Vocal other n5c
Mr.. Keen. 80 min. Drama cbs-basic
It's Murder, Safety Drama Skit - blu
Arthur Hale and Comment mbs-east
7:45-Kltenborn and Comment - nbc
Chester Bowles Talk on OPA blu
Dance Orchestra for Is Bins.-rnbs
8:G0-The Frank Morgan Show nbc
Suspense, Mystery Drama Show chs
Broadcast of News Us minutes)-blu
Frank Singiser Newscast nbs-esst
Arthur Hale with repeat other mbs
S:15-Lum and Abner Serial Skit - blu
Sunny Skylar Song Serenade - mbs
8:30-Henry Youngman & Carol-nbc
G:3o-Dnah Shore. Variety Show - nbc
The Death Valley. Sheriff cbs-basic
Sammy Raves Music Varieties mbs
8:55-Five Minutes News Period - chs
9:O0-Bing Crosby & Music Hall nbc
Major Bowes Amateurs Snow chs
Gabriel Heater and Comment mbs
9:l5-Screen Test. Professionals mbs
9:30-Joan Davis & Variety nbc-basic
Bob Burns with repeat other nbc
NoffSs Afchcr. Dramatlc series - cDs
Spotlight Bands. Guest Orches.-blu
Siarli9h Sarenade By Antonini mbs
S:35-Five Minute Story Teller-blu
1G:G3-Abbott & Costello Comedy nbc
First Lire, Drama About Navy chs
Raymond Gram Swing Commcnt-blu
Esnry Gladstone in Comment m5s
1C:15-Geo. Hicks from Overseas blu
DIE Carnegie Tells OF People mbs
1e'""--77arr1 re TIM ard G',eets rho
To Be Announced $50 min.l - blu
11:00-News for Is Minutes nbc- basic
The Music Shops repeat-other nbc
News Variety Dance 2 hrs.-cbs-blu
NeWsreel: Dance Orches. 3 hrs.-mbs
11:15-Variety and News to l a. nl.-nbc
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-09

There are about $500 species Of
lizards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-09

Student fires c-'estion at speaker on
Americas Town Getting of the Air
tavorite forum OF 'llions. Students
are frequent visitor. sometimes ap-
pear on speakers plat n. They find
Town Meeting as excitin and stimu-
'atlng as their parents do! You will,
zoo! Don't miss tonight's question:
Should we scrap the Little Steel For
nula? eAn,erica' Town Meeting of
me Air. sponsored by The Readers
'0S'WMFD. Wilmington, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-09
HERE AGAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. g. lR The
Chicago Times, announcing the re-
election of President Roosevelt,
put a photo of the White House
on its tabloid front page The
bannerline4 That Mans Here
Again"
The CIO news., 1944-11-06

day, Sen. Thomas of the LaFolle,te
Committee would have made mince-
meat OF such a witness, as he did
with the head OF the Constitutional
Education League, Inc, when he
was on the carpet.
Or take the Committees handling
of the three million anti-Semitic.
anti-FDR pamphlets put out by the
Pennsylvania state Republican Com.
mittee. 1t was surprisingly gentle,
despite the fact that the keystone
state COP was flagrantly guilty of
the worst kind of race hate inci:e.
ment.
Even the Democratic chairman
Of the Senate Committee, Sen.
Green OF Rhode Island, confined
himself to poking mild fun at the
witness rather than denouncimg
him for giving Republican en-
d0rsement to 1914 version Of
Julius S:reicher'S Der Stuermer.
The House Campaign Committee
has been somewhat more vigorous.
They've got after Frank f. Gam
nett's Committee for Constitutional
Government, Inc. which is another
anti-union, anti-FDR. anti-Semitic
outfit. They've slapped down a
couple of subpenas and made a few
threats.
But both committees let them
The CIO news., 1944-11-06

compared 10 the fireworks that used
TO appear regularly at the LaFol-
lette and the Black Committees six
or seven years ago.
Take the matter OF investigating
the conduct of the election cam
paign. The committee has had a
gold mine of rich material in
the conduct of some of the COPS
most important election machinery.
but the rich ore has remained in
the ground.
Think Of the fun the LaFollette
Committee and its top flight in
vestigators would have had with a
character like VIM. J. Goodwin. for
example, the head OF the Anti-FDR
American National Democratic Com
mittee.
Goodwin was the perfect type
Of the shifty witness with OBJ
scure connection. around the
fringes of native fascism. He was
extremely evasive In his answers,
claiming he didn't know anything
about finances of his committee
though he was treasurer, didn't
know the Corrupt Practices Act,
didn't know who his contributors
were. etc. All he would admit he
knew was that he's against the
"C0mmunistic New Deal"
The Committee pretty much let
him get away with il. In an earlier
The CIO news., 1944-11-06

the newspaper trade and most OF
them working for anti-FDR and
anti-PAC papers.
Hillman hit first at the most
familiar charge the newspapers
throw at PAC-and of course echoed
by Dewey-that its nothing but a
Communist front"
Those who spread this are either
misinformed or are deliberately try
ing TO misinform the people" he
said. "I've asked the Dies Com
mittee TO appear, and though I've
been under subpoena for six months,
they haven't called me.
Communism is not the issue
in this campaign. I've never met
Browder, and my record of OPP
posing Communism for 25 years
In known. The Communists sup
port the war. Does that mean we
were called ON not TO support it:"
THE REAL ISSUES
The real issues Of the campaign
and the reason why Pres. Murray
called PAC together in 1943 are
these. he said:
I. The apathy Of the voters In
1912, when only 20 million voted
and we got q reactionary Con-
Eress. "Our first objective, there
fore, was a large registration and
q big vote"
2. Support Of the war and mo-
bilixation Of the people behind
FDR and victory.
8. A lasting and stable peace,
which can only be achieved
The CIO news., 1944-11-06

selves be begged down IN Iegalis-
tic arguments about fine points OF
the law rather than going TO the
heart Of the matter, whether that
heart be shady contributions to
Dewey's campaign funds or sland-
erous racial hatred directed
against labor and the New Deal.
Sen. Ferguson tMich.) leading
Republican advocate on the Senate
Committee, keeps the investigation
on that level. Ferguson is fairly
able lawyer, and he usually
dominates the argument. He's at
his best when questioning CIO-PAC
witnesses. Then he acts like the
demon prosecutor of the radio
dramas-hard. sharp and loud
voiced. Maybe he models himself
on the perfect small time prosecu-
tor that the Republicans selected
for their Presidential candidate.
But to this observer, at least,
the latter day Senate investiga-
tiOn lacks the fireworks of the
best days Of the Civil Liberties
Committee. They used to call u
phOney a phoney and n fascist a
fascist. Or maybe this observer IL
getting on In years and just
yearning for the good old days.
1t was more fun TO listen 10. any
way-and ii brought more results
for the health of the nation.
The CIO news., 1944-11-06

through the re. election of Roose-
Welt.
4. A postwar program of full
production and jobs for all who
are willing and able to work. with
economic security for everyone.
ON FOURTH TERM
Turning 10 the fourth term aues-
tion, lIillman declared the election
of Dewey would mean fourth
term for the Herbert Hoover philos-
ophy OF unemployment and misery.
Harding. Coolidge and Hoover HIM
self occupied the first three terms.
Dewey's election would mean the
fourth"
PAC is not out TO Capture or be
captured by" the Democratic or any
other party, he added; "our only
chance of success lay in being and
remaining independent.
CIO-PAC has endorsed some Re
publicans, he pointed out, though
unfortunately they were only q
few. since the Republicans don't
have such a good record that we
could endorse very many Of
them"
I'VE take great pride in the
real contribution that CIO-PAC
has made to America" he said.
1--WE don't of course take complete
credit for the big registration,
even though DIR. Gallup had to
change his predictions on registra-
ti0n three times. But we know we
helped and we feel we1i have q
bigger vote than In l94O."
And as his final remark, he said:
''The election OF Dewey would be
national catastrophe"
The CIO news., 1944-11-06
Anfi-CIO Acts Banned

A trial examiner of the Natl.
Labor Relations Board last week
recommended that the Winter
Weiss Co, Denver, Colo. stop in
terfering with employees because
Of their membership in the ClO
United Auto Workers.
The CIO news., 1944-11-06
HiIIrnon Tells Press
PAC Facts Of Life

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-Washngton's allegedly toughest
audience heard Sidney Hman explain PAC this and
the whole liked it, il audience is any guide
The audience the National Club social oraanxa
ion of Washington correspondents big shots of
The CIO news., 1944-11-06
Punch SodIy Missed
In Election Probes

Congressional investigations aren't what they to be in
good old dayat least the Campaign Expenditures
Committee is fair sample They're pale positively genteeI
The CIO news., 1944-11-06

Here's q Weasel designed for
snow operation
It's camoufiaged like the crafty yanin,ai
for which it's nicknamed. And the
MO pictured is almost invisible as
il glides swiftly and stealthily over
seemingly impossible winter terrsin-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Nineteen Detroit servicemen
are listed in today's Honor Roll
as casualties on the worlds battle
fronts. Among them is Pfc. Robert
f. Butzke, 10, killed on Saipan.
After going overseas last Febru-
airy, Pfc. Butzke was wounded in
the MarShallS for which he re-
.ceived the Purple Heart. He had
been with the marines since May,
1913.
His survivors arc his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Woelke.
5006 Larchmont; two brothers,
Pfc. Fred Butzke. who has just
returned from two years overseas
with the air corps. and Pfc Edwin
Butzke. in the south Pacific. and
four sisters. Mrs. Edna Schultz
Mrs. Charlotte Klecha, Mrs
Martha Burkhardt and Beverly
Woelke.
Another casualty Of Saipan Is
Pl. Sgt. John w. Whlteside Jr,
son of MIR. and Mrs. j. w. White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Results in Normandy
Please Eisenhower

ADVANCED COMM AN =
POST. SUPREME HQ, ALLIED
ExPEDITIONARY FORCE, July
81 NS}-GeH. Eisenhower is
most grstified with the results of
the fighting in Normandy and
views the immediate future Of the
campaign with high optimism, II
was disclosed today.
He views the favorable trend
as proof of the soundness of the
policy of proceeding cautiously and
getting the bottlenecks out OF the
way before going ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
MISSING IN ACTION

~ .''' 49, N''Ff
Wilbert.
MISSING IN ACTION
SGT. George II. Pustelnik, Is
has been reported missing in ac-
ton over France. Sgt. PustelnIk
g gunner on Marauder, was one
Of those TO fly the Channel on
D-Day.
I After his graduation from
Southwestern High School. Sgt
PuStclnik was employed at the
Pfaff Sash and Door Co. His wife,
Mrs. Emma Pustelnik, lives al
S734 Witt
S/Sgt. Charles s. KucinskiS, 81
of the armored infantry has re-
ceiVed slight wounds during inva-
sion activities in France. He has
been overseas since last Septem-
Der.
Sgt. KucinskiS has one brother
Anthony KucinSkis, 20, now max
ing his third voyage as a second
class pharmacist in the Pacific
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
John KucinSkiS. 2056 Mclean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Is Officers
Promoted

Temporary promotion Of -
Michigan officers. five from the
Detroit area, was announced TO-
day by the war department. They
are:
Csptsin TO Major
Alan C. Davis CAP. Cedar Rapids
Raymond Wesley Thomas. Inf, Dear
born.
Herman ZAAgmsn, MAC. Grand Rapids
william Oleiisld Bndge, TC. Royal Oak
Frederick Justice Riser. ri, Saginaw.
ist Lisufsnsnt TO Captain
steven strenner IT., Inf. 1870 Cherry
lawn, Detroit.
Ind Lisutsnont 10 lat Lieutenant
Edward Joseph hiodusIewsk. Inf, 145s
Quinn Detroit
Charles Morris Thompson. Inf. 1884
L<may, Detroit.
Elmer l.. LsinAar. &C. Kalamazoo.
Gordon Douglas Goerke, Inf, Meivindsle
Robert Paul RatAvczRk. PA, Men1minee.
Lerto Oscar Helberg. Inf. Milford
stuart Douglas WAttles, &C Pontiac.
william Frederick Kiump INF Saginaw
Robert Henry Thomas Gribhle. Inf.
wakefisld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

SMITH. SGT WENDELL D.-Mrs.
Evelyn n smith. wife. Jackson.
sPfTlER. 20 1T. GERALD @. JR -
MIS- Mary c splitter, wife, 1850 Jons-
WI ynlrT65Rf'I' SGT. ouINro Mrs.
J0scTfT1e v7rT7TT, rI6rnFy. 80 X Hsf7
WEBER PVT. PAUL J.-Adolph.
Weber, father saginaw.
tMediteTTanean Area
-RFTENA. PVT. ANTHONY l. Mrs
CrcH Beteua, wife, 2il0 Holmes, liam
moss rFc JOHN JR-Mrs Ashpy
Chsss. mother. si37 Sherwood, Detroit
COLES PFC RALPH L.--Mr. and
Mrs Frank w. Luehke friends Hudson.
CORNWELl. PVT. TRUMAN-Mrs.
Dorothy A. Caruweh wife, 81 joseph.
DAVIS. TFC- f-tMTE=Mrt. Rose
Davis mother, Grand Haven
FRANCK. SIsGT RALPH W.-DRvid
p Franck. father. Menominee
HOYT PVT. LEO R.-Mrs HAITI
Hoyt mother. ssult ste Marie
IESZC2YNSKl. TI4 THADEUS--Mrs.
Clara Hyska mother Bronson.
MAXEY. rs PHILIP l. Mrs. Leona
Msxey, mother Kalevs
MEYERS. PFC NORMAN II Mrs.
MI..s Meyers. mother, 1857 Anderson,
PoiK1NGHoRNF. % 1T KENT
Mrs Averial r P1lknghorne, mother,
SIS " Hollywood Detroit.
RICE PVT. EDWARD + Mrs. Anna
Rice mother Iron Mountain
WOOD. % 1T. LEONARD Mrs.
Geraldine l. Wood wife Bay City
NAVY DEAD
PtrTzKE. PFC. ROBERT =. usMCF
Mrs Carrie " Woelke, mother, 5006
MAGNKN. PMlie JAMES Angus
TINE. USNR Mr., and Mrs. George
Charles Magnap. parents, KalamsHoo,
PJIZERSKl, sic ALBERT RAY
MOND,. USNR-Mr. Adolph Puzerski.
father. 1877 Loyett. Detroit.
WHITEsTDE. PLATOON SGT. JOHN
W. USMC-Mr John W Whiteside,
father. 5667 Reeder. Detroit.
NAVY WOUNDED
PEAr'DoIN. MM/2c Josef u
GEORGE. USNR Mrs. Frieda Beau
.n wife, Alpena.
Mrs Ida Elliott. mother Marleite.
GOLOB. PFC. HAROLD RALPH.
''SMCR-Mrs. Caroline Goloversic, sos
GUSCATT, COXSWAIN ALVIN MAR
TON. USN Mrs. Alvin John Guscatt,
m-'her. Crystal Falls
HILL CPL. QUINTEN c.. USMCR-
Mr. George A. Nelson. father. Flint
OPDAHL. PVT MELVIN r. USMCR
Mrs. Lottie J. opdahl mother. Hazel
WlITAL.A. SGT. GUST z. -UsMCR -
Mrs. Ida s. Bessonen. mother, Trout
Greek
= ., ~. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The of 40 Michigan included in the casualty
list released by the department today Thirteen are from
The Detroit area. All listed missing in action
The official casualty list from the navy department in
cludes Is Michigan men, of whom from the Detroit
The casualties and their nearest of kim who have been
notified, are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Giant Transatlantic
Clippers Predicted

WASHINGTON, July 81 (INS)
-Pan-American Always predict
ed today that postwar trans
atlantic clipper planes would be
twice the size of present 74-pasS-
enger ships.
The increased passenger space is
expected TO permit a sharp reduc=
ton in fares-preSumably to the
level of steamship rates,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

wamsutta ensemble made OF extra
soft yarn. Available in yellow, rose
dust, blue, green, peach, shell pink,
and all white. Bath size, "a A
inches, $3.50; hand towel, Is rs
inches, 75e, II K l2-inch washclothS,
75c each; matching bath mats, $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
KILLED ON sAPAN

Pvt. Jack A. Gagnon. army in
fantryman on Saipan, was killed
June % He had been overseas
since last March. He is survived
by his widow, Helen, his father,
Victor Gagnon. and two brothers,
Robert Gagnon and Pfc. Clifton
Gagnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Pendray of IL Portage High
land Park, have DeEu informed
that their son, T/Sgt. Cecil c.
Pendray 81, previously reported
missing in action over France, is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Crisis in Tires
.MdyUpSpeed

z WASHINGTON. July 81 QNS)
Upward revision OF the wartime
speed limit 10 As miles an hour
was discussed today TO increase
affiliations of trucks and buses
during the crisis caused by the
shortage of heavy duty tires.
Guy A. Richardson, assistant
ODT director, -bluntly stated that
the shortage might prove "calami-
touS." WPB has allocated $1,000
TO 1900 heavy tires monthly for
August and Sepromncr-to-nre
requirements estimated at 1861
e90 a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
European ArrR)

european Arra)
RESTER. PVT FRED z Mrs. The
rtsA a Frster wife. saginaw.
RoESCHENSTElN. = SGT AlLlS-
ft- MIS- FruIthlt = = 'tschrnsteln,
mcthfr Kalamazoo
BoHL SGT RICHARD Mrs
IsStel Boil. wife. Barium Hotel, De-
BKooKs. $ SGT. HAROLD c. ~ -
Mrs Eva C. Brooks mother MuskrFon
CUKEIER. 7 IS GE&E Mr. hstut
J. CuryleJ mother Ailungton
1ArGEEkTA. PFC. DUNCAN ~
Mr. Mac usugnerty, mothcr, wayne
DOYLE. 20 IT. JOHN Il. IL - MIS-
Ruby befs mother. Flint
prsSEAr, 7 SGT. HAROLD -
MTs Caroline passcau mother, Monroe
EDWARDS PVT ARNOLD Mrs.
MadEe Edwards. mother Atlanta
GARDNER, MA Ak-Hih W Mrs
r Wnifrcf Gardner. wife, Lansing
GRAHAM, SGT DONALD $ Mrs
Bertha r.. Graham mother. Port Huron
HOLM. PVT JULIUS A Mrs Helen
DletF m thor 15ts Ga rrrount Detroit
HoOTH. % 1T. DOUGLAS W.-Mrs.
NAdean A Hooth wife Kalamazoo.
HOuGH PVT. HOMER n Twohy A..
H.lgh. father. South Haven
LOTT. 2u IT. DOUGLAS wilma
A Krtt father. Holt
LUNp CpL.. RANNoND-Nrs NV
lie AAUa. " llfFt l4hfd MANU- Aftii'.At
MARSHALL. SGT ALFRED " q.
Mrs Jane Marshall wife. Grand Rapids.
McFARi AND. s SGT ARCHIE J -
Archie Mcfarland, father. 81. Louis.
PENDRAY. sfsGT CECIL C Mrs.
Iuue Pendray, mother. IL Porisge'
Highland PARK
POWERS. % 1T ROBERT R.-Mrs.
Sidney Fowler. mother GreenviNe.
PrSTFI MIX SGT GEORGE " -
Mrs Emma Pusteiuik. wife, b1SA WIN,
RAWLs. TIsGT HARRY y Mrs
Elizabeth " Rawls. mother, 1905
Grand Blvd Detroit.
EEMBOSKI PFC. LYLE Mrs
Thelms Rembosbi. mother. Alma
REVFRSkI. SGT. CLARENCE
Mrs Mary A Reversh wife, Grand
Rapids
RING. TrsGT WILLIAM J.-samuc'
Ring father Marcellus
ROBINSON. 1ST 1T ALFRED N
JR Alfred NJ Robinson ST., fatht
27On Orleans Detroit
SECOR. Tf5 EDWIN Mrs. hoyo
Seear- mother, Traverse City
SHERMAN. 2D 1T. RICHARD -
Richard sherman father. Ctoswell.
SIMMONS, PFC WALTER Ed
ward simmons. father. Lapeer,
SMITH. PFC CHARLES L.-Rober,
Smith. uncle lonia.
SMITH. IN 1T HOMER W Mrs.
Bertha f. Smith. mother, sandusky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Pastel Ensembles for the Bathroom

Galloway Fern Leaf" patterned
ensemble in soft pastel hues: rose,
gold green, turquoise, blue, peach.
Bath SIZE, Is so inches, sl.75,
Is }O-inch SIZE, S5c; washoloths,
SOC each; matching bath mat.
$275. Absorbent, long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Martex "Spray" ensemble. In solid
pastcls with punchwork embroidery
in contrasting colors. D. 44-inch
bath towels, $I.75; hand towel,
IS 20 inches, S5e; washcloths,
l2xl2 inches, Sc each. AttractiveIy
designed for your bathroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
LACK OF WORKERS

A meeting of heavy tire pro-
ducers will be held here Thursday
at the call of WPB Executive
Wilson TO study methods of break
ing the production bottlenecks
which are said 10 be attributable
TO deficit of 5000 workers in
tire manufacturing plants.
The American Trucking Associ-
alton, meantime. in an advertise
ment, appealed to Rubber Director
Dewey to go ahead and finish the
job"
Dewey has scheduled his resig-
nation for Sept. /, asserting that
the nations synthetic program has
been completed and there is
plenty of rubber available.
UP TO WPB, VINO
Dewey has recognized, however.
the crisis in tire production, but
has said this problem was up TO
WPB and the VINO.
Hundreds of trucks already
have been forced off the road be-
cause of the heavy tire shortage,
and the August supply will be
rationed under a rigid priority
system.
Richardson said that possibly no
more than fire fighting. sanitation,
mail and similar municipal re-
quirements and some city, subur-
ban and inter-city bus lines could
be taken care of next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

May as an engineer with the army
HiY rJrTJS.
Ir-nr-te.- induction he pNtls- =
student ~ Highland Park High
School and later worked at the
.EAhcr Body Corp.
PFC Norman II. Meyers y, for
nnrly reported missing IN action.
has been Killed on the Italian
.r1nt his parents Mr. and Mrs,
- liam ticycrs 1867 Anderdon.
'-Eve bCCG nOufIcd.VPfC. Meyers
tad been overseas seven months
Before hls induction, be attended
Wilbur Wright liiFh school and
.t4s then employed by the Econ
9my Tool and Die Co
lie leaves, besides his parents,
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ChineseUnity
Hope Grows
TINE DETROIT TINES
ondsy, July 81. 1914

WASHINGTON. July 81 (INS)
State Department officials said
today they saw evidence Of new
move 10 end hoStilitieS between
the central government n Chung
king and the Communist govern
ment in China's northern prov
-Tucey.
This move was directly related
10 the possibility OF Russia com.
ing into the war against Japan.
For such an event, IL was eX-
planned the Chuneking govern
ment wants warmer relations
with Its own Communist section
and MOSCOW.
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side. 1857 Reeder. Sgt. White
side. whose outfit won the presi-
dentiaf citation. was a veteran of
six major battles in the Pacific.
enlisted IN October 1893,
and was at Pearl Harbor when
II was attacked.
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ARMY MISSING
tAsiAtic Area
RAFFAFLE SGT TROYER A-Mfs
Minnie RAGstle, mother. Saut ste.
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DESTROY
AN S

Pssssman's Ant Food IS quick death
20 ants. II kills by CONTACT or swal.
lowing. Effective "a hours a day.
No odor. Over 10000 cans Of
petsrman's sold lssi wear Get IL at
your druggists. srocsrs, and hard.
ware dealers.
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Monday. JuIy ~. 1919
10 DetrOiferS Listed
In Days Casualties

sister, Dorothy, and a brother
Wilbert.