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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
z cinnosti krajanIG v Buffalo,
New York.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.

PTicinenim nasich krajan1
Dude v%zpomenuto narozenin
presidenta Masaryka Osvobo-
ditele v International Institute
v Buffalo, New York, kde byl
zlskan "a recnika DIR. John T.
Horton, professor historic ma
tamn1 universite, velky pTftel
Cechoslovak1.
V ramci prednasek, poTada-
nych Buffalo Museum of
Science, p%romluvila pred media
vnem k cetnym posluchac6m o
svych cestach pc Ceskosloven-
sku a jinych slovanskych re-
mich 81. Malvina Svecova, pro-
fesorka ma statn1m ucitelskem
1stavu a tajemnice statnf re-
mepisne spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10

jez pc rozboru 1lohy jakou
hral stredoveky a v roce 1918
obnoveny ceskoslovensky stat
v evropske a svetove politice,
vyvrcholuje v zaver, re "tato
valka pfesvedcila zapadnf E.
vropu a take Ameriku, re re-
me, jakou opet Dude Ceskoslo-
vensko, je nezbytnou bastou
pro uchovan1 m1ru a stability
We strednf Europe"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
ceskoslovenske valecne
pamfletove literature.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.

V ctvrtletniku journal of
Central European Affairs" Sc
zabyva znamy americky histo-
rik Harrison S. Thomson, pro-
|fesor ma Coloradske universite,
ma plnych dewitt strankach ces-
koslovenskou pamfletovou lite
raturou, ktera je vydavana ma
podporu druheho naseho odbo-
je csl. 1rady v Londyne, Cesko-
slovenskou narodn1 radon v A
merice, Csl. informacn1 sluzbou
" New Yorku, rGznymi narod-
mimi organisacemi a take SOU
kromymi nakladateli.
Vsem temto publikacim VIDA
va autor uznani a chvalu, re
stT1zlive, bez nadsazovan1 a S
pT1kladnou objektivnost1 poda-
vaji ctenaTi cenne informace o
osvobozenskem boji a jeho CT
lech a O ceskoslovenskych po-
litickych, hospodafskych a So
cialnfch problemech. Protoze
z dolby svych studii ma Prazske
uinversitne uni prof. Thomson
cesky, neusly jeho pozornosti
cetne spisy, prfrucky a pamfle-
ty vysle v nasf materstine. Je
zajlmavo, re v zasade souhlasl
s nazory prof. Romano Jakob-
sena, jez vyslovil knize "Mou
drost starych CechG 0 odvekem
narodnfm duchu ceskem, ktery
byl jednou z hlavnich pflcin,
re Sc narod ubranil nemecke-
mu pf1valu.
V temze elsie journal of
Central European Affairs, oti-
ski DIR. Hans Kohn velmi pflzni
w posudek nedavno vysle pra-
ce prof. Thomsona "Czechoslo-
Ivakia in European History
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10

New York (CTK) - Poole
zpravy v prayer Abend" z 9.
1nora prijaly prazske elektric-
Ike podniky "a Tldicky tramva-
il prvnf skupinu ceskych dew
cat. Kandidatky Sc nejdrfve
musily podrobit dGkladne
zkousce z nemciny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Nakladatelstvi Rand Mentally
opravuje mapu.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.

V souhlase s nedavno ozna-
menym vynosem statniho< de-
partmentu O 1prave valecnych
map i nakladatelstv1 Rand Nc
Nally v Chicago ma move mape
Evropy Dude nit zakresleny
hranice Ceskoslovenska die sta
WI z 8. ledna 1888. ];
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Not a Prize

So why think of him as a
prize loving-cup TO be captured
The average girl is weary of
being told how 10 win man,
how 10 make a boy friend and
how TO get a husband Above
all she is getting tired of being
told ho'9 TO hold a mans love
Who wants the kind of love
that has TO be locked away in
a safety vault or kept in a
thermos bottle? No sane girl
is going 10 work overtime TO
keep a weak love alive by arti-
fetal stimulation!
A girl is much too busy these
days 10 bother with a man who
has TO be played up to, blind
folded or bamboozled like a boy
of S.
If YOU arc a mans type he
will fall in love with you no
matter what you say or what
you do or how you look And
he will love you lust as much
in an old uniform with your
nose all shiny as he Will in a
tulle glamour gown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Love
y
BY HELEN ROWLAND

HERE is another letter TO a
III WAC overseas with more
advice about her love affair.
DEAR PEG: III
! was so glad TO hear from
YOU and TO know that you are
safe and working hard. see
those terrible rocket bombs in
my dreams! It's a relief to hear
that your biggest trouble is
love trouble. But why a So
phiSticated modern girl should
have to ask an older woman
how 10 play her cards to win
a man is a mystery 10 me.
My advice is don't try! Love
is no longer a racket or game.
All that subtle fencing went
into the discard with the COM
ing of co-education. when mar
riaGe ceased 10 be a get-rich-
quick scheme and husbands
ceased 10 be a financial neccS-
sity I'll wager you make more
money right now than the cap
tain does All you want from
him is what you give-honest,
frank, reliable bona fide 100
proof love! Isn't il?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Use Corded Edges

The slipcover itself is glove
fitting and is stitched in such a
way that each piece can be
easily removed for laundering
or cleaning.
No other decorative edge is
needed besides those firm,
corded edges, made so easily
and quickly with cotton wclting
and the cordinG foot attach
ment Of your sewing machine
kit.
We have been admiring a
charming Job just completed by
a young woman who has never
before used her machine for
anything but her personal ward
robe. For the top and pleated
apron slipcover she used gray
satin with allover quilted ef-
feet, while for the holsters she
used mulberry colorcd velve-
teen 10 tie in with the mulberry
COlored carpet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
DEAR BUDDY:
DETROIT Sept ? 1914

4'i--4'''A4'
DEAR BUDDY:
TIVE standings in tho American League remind of
f o0 oSo s o7 U w,5 me Ynk and o~n Yesterday he Tigers
only three games OF FIRST place.
They re hurryinC mostly acrutche though tho pitch
rr Of biz >olne Hal NeHhocr who have more than
20 games each are burning up the league
Report that Virgil Trucks Tiger pitching acc
Of last year be released from The navy Maybe well
paralysis epidemic in Michigan. particularly in
rounding COUNTIES Vii be- closed until sept is Of
spread disease and special malnccs for the kids at Detroit
MORE than 1000 volunteers help hospitals
vi applying packs victims muscles part of the
thncans in treatment to do
over Battle Creek burglar took S?5 from Carl Milers
home in the night and left note;
Don't leave your windows open"
Michigan state troops were sunday
Amory honor of the fighting Canadian
boys.
At selfridge martial PA pilot 1t. Kenneth
dismissed the service and sentenced TO serve
decaptated MADEIRA she fished
The other two pilots are erGeants They're
attached to the oscoda Army Air Base
THE smoking Detroit gets serious daiy Most Of
WI, The Pp ont SrSc S[c o Of ore 5' "s d % Big f "%
TIE ba eo6@ot Great Iaic 9htcr Hplrc ph Sank
in the Mocnoe Straits last gear after collision" has been raised
WILLOW RUN bomber plant workers are thcatcng general
W exodus this week after the by the f9rd om
Var contract clt-bac<s and desire to spread
more workers is he the reduction
Michigan hunters beamlne again 0PA announced that
BOUT, .sou IS S per cent Of ,uppty. L 20
o The mann "a iy o moa US wS SGn wait TT n after thee
deadine to get their halfyear license plates
Asst week the stage show Detroit
showing at the Wilson r%ss had special Sc and
directors the show hastily pongcd the objectionable
parts and police agreed to let run Nos" the word wont
be used in the dialogue and certain young lady wi" not make
Rough tough cx-foobalI
rAWCIos top ORGANIZERS and participant IN various OF me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Covers for Couch

Buy some pretty fabric either
matching in color, if not in de-
sign. or select something that
is boldly contrasting.
To achieve the most dramatic
effect for a plain studio couch,
make two curved top cushions
for the top and two for the
back. If the cover is plain.
choose fabric that is regency
striped.
A metal or wooden arm frame
is used at the sides TO prop up
the cushions, thus making any
other leaning support unneces-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Be Yourself

a man and a girl who speak
the same language and are on
the same wire don't have 10
make character for each other
or play cards for each other.
You see, a mans love is like
blue ewes or q sense Of humor.
If YOU have il, you have it
and nothing can take il away
from you And if you haven't
got il. there's no way on earth
that you can win il,
My heavens, This is a long
letter. But if it reaches you in
time to stop YOU from trying a
pCso NJ putting on q show for
the captain. it win be worth
the paper I've used. Be your
self. honey, That's oil
Copyright, 1914 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Studio
Couches
BY ELEANOR ROSS

WITH so much doubling up
w and the need for extra
room space, has come a new
appreciation of the studio
couch. Now it also docs valiant
duty as a piece of living room
furniture and is dressed up to
make a pretty bed-sitting room.
The splendid innovation Of
bolster type cushions along the
sides or back or both should
add Importance TO the couch
and make it entirely comfort
able and right for sitting pur-
nnGng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
rRnrIs.In InnnN

FROG S>iD FOODS
Rius As thfnush L-s-NsIt iucrh-
u|frFt
MATS CHIlsI. PATS
Rrd "A throufh G-s-Nalc iu1eN-
ONT ~ ssl,ars tst good CO.. cents
and fvn mrat ration points
SUGAR
STAMPS no n IA and N BOOK A.
Starf 40 ~ q mob 'ht f'. san.
SPARE stamp ~ ~ Rou1 Na'1
ri rBEvrlm ~ 90 he ~. arnlrs
AnP} .A. hoard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Bet-or washington and Cs0 Open tv,s.
TIL $50 Except Tu@. and Wed. ~ 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

IF YOU arc al all concerned
with tho amount of iron you
consume. remember that dried
aprlcotS. peaches and pruncs
serve YOU unusually we'll in this
rpNnCrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
GASNItNK

Coupon a. gee vsao t7-ossh
-rrf o..
a. ard q Ceun0ns--N .a.s fah
"a and "a eupons-o gst
Lau rrrui-rs gafe name ana '
r.~.bs. 81 vrtfrr au even lr4pL
shea -rrr see
FTIt OH
Period and Prrind s-NE~ Thrush
~fN
Fsnod i-VaIt ,rrssh SEPT o,
i1Qi oE
- lS-NaHc ~t7f . '-rc4sf sr7- p.
SHOTS
Arrians stamp ard IA ~ IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Special Dessert

CHOCOLATE W FER pie
crust filled with fresh peaches
and topped with ice cream is a
sugar saving, tipe saving des-
Scrt for special occasions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

DETRoIT& TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Clean Vacuum Cleaner
run A pair OF shears
through the briStlcS and clip tho
threads that GET twisted around
the vacuum cleaner brush.
Then YOU Just have 70 pick the
threads off with no trouble at
all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Tie Overseas
Box Securely \

WRAP SECURELY address
plainly! Keep these two points
in mind as YOU start TO mail
overseas packages. Use heavy
paper and strong twine TO tie
ND the boxes. For added Sc
Cuwty print name and address
plainly inside the package as
well as outside a few extra
minutes spent IN securing the
box may make the difference
hctwccn"It arriving safely al It's
destination or lying IN the post
Office with other lost packages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

CTean Your Dust Mop
THE VACUUM cleaner Will
clean the dust mop IN a jlify.
Lay the VACUUM on the floor
and then pass the mop back
and forth over the suction. This
suction and the brushes to-
gether VIII remove all dust and
dirt from the mop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Nea, Buddy

THIS is a letter 20 YOUR serNceman. It's all
i about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place in the world 20 him. Clip this letter today,
sign YOUR name AT the bottom and send II TO him.
Wherever he Il, he wants the news from HOME"
It's up 10 YOU 20 mail A.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Join Union. Fired
Cops Go To Court
Offered Reinstatement Pro-
vided They Agree To Yel-
low Dog Contract

Jackson, Mass. (FP)-Accusing the
city civil service commission of offer
Ing them yellow dog contract, "a
members of the police force here who
were fired for Joining an AFL federal
local took their case to county court.
In ruling handed down after Po-
lice Chief Joel ID. Holden fired the
unionlsts, the commission held that
union activities could have no place
In government service" Ii informed
the dismissed men that IL they with
drew from the union within five days
and promised not to join any union in
the future they would be reinstated
with seniority and pension rights.
We do not intend to return" conl
mented City Detective G. L. Bruton,
secretary Of the local, which claims as
members 40 OF the towns entire force
Of 50. "To do so would be to sign
what the L. S courts term yellow
dog contract"
BrutOn said the dismissed men
would take their ease to every accessi-
BILE court In the land until we receive
what we believe Is just consideration
of the injustice inflicted upon usp
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Pledge Uncedsing
Production Until
Ultimate Victory
Testimonial Will Be Deposit
ed With Ndtionul Archives
In Washington

Stamford, Conn. (ILNS).-As ar
Navy "E" Production Award to the
Stamford Division Of the Yale &
Towne Manufacturing Co. here, 1000
employees, through their labor repre-
sentatiyes, presented their written
pledge to the Army and Navy that
they would continue to produce war
materials without interruption until
victory of our fighting forces"
A leather-bound volume containing
the pledge and signatures of the 1900
workers-quletly obtained by three
labor leaders from workers on all the
shifts, was presented to Rear Admiral
Wat r. Culverius USN (Ret), who ac-
cepted ii on behalf Of the Secretary
OF the Navy, and to Brig. General
Thomas Il. TrOland, who accepted 1t
on behalf of the Secretary OF War.
The testimonial of the workers pledge
Of ''unfiagging efforts In war prOduc-
tion" will be deposited with the Ma
tional Archives. In Washington.
i Ht IbituSt WIS IbTeStIlltu OH Dtidll
OF the employees by Joseph FIGARO,
an assembler in the pump department,
who Is president of Local $50, Inter-
national Association Of Machinists
This came as Il surprise to officials
and was done after FIGARO had de-
livered his scheduled remarks accept
ing the official ArmyNavy "E" pins
presented to representative group of
ten employees.
The workers pledge to the Army
and Navy f." follows:
I'VE, the undersigned employees OF
the Stamford Division of the Yale X
Towne Manufacturing Co., In appre-
citation OF the great honor accorded us
by the priced ArmyNavy ''E' Award
for high achievement In production, do
hereby pledge to the Army and Navy
our continued and unfiagging efforts In
the production OF war materials to
hasten the victory OF our fighting
forces at the front
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Democrats Make Concessions
To Demands Of AFL Leaders

enacted in recent years which has
failed to accomplish its purpose"
Mr.. Green declined to comment on
this declaration or on the platform as
a whole, but AF'L representatives at
tending the convention generally in
terpreted this language as a cOnces-
sion to the AFL demands.
Other platform statements which
received favorable comment were
those which pledged adequate COM
pensation for workers during mobili-
Zation" and "enactment of such adj
ditional humanitarian, labor, social
and farm legislation as time and ex-
perience may require
This was a far cry from outright
endorsement of the Federation-spOn
sored Wagner -Murray-Dingell Social
Security Bill, but it was considered a
step in that direction.
The platform also endorsed in
creased Federal aid TO education, as
recommended by Mr.. Green.
In one particular only did the plat
form openly reject labor's united pol
icy 1t recommended to Congress suD-
mission of an equal rights amendment
for women, a measure which would
wipe out all of the legislative protec-
tions for women in industry enacted in
the last half-century
With respect to foreign policy, the
convention took Il strong stand right
in line with the Federation's recon-
mendations for the formation of an
international organization to establish
the peace, maintain the peace and
enforce the peace, If necessary.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Everything Ready

baseball game between team repre-
senting Local Union No. ~, Sebring
Ohio, and our own boys. This attrac
tlon is scheduled to get under way al
exactly | 90 D. m, and will be fol
lowed by sports card that Will In
clude contests for the old as well as
the young. Free dancing from 3 To o.
followed by penny scramble and tho
awarding of gate prize just before
the basket supper at q y. IN. Free cof-
fee, Ice cream. orangeade and chOco-
late milk Will be served throughout
the day.
The ball team from the Salem
China was honored ON July "a when
they were chosen To cross bats with "a
team from Dover, Ohio, In twilight
game for the benefit of the Fletcher
General Hospital at Cambridge. Al
though they were on the short end OF
the score the thrill of playing under
the lights, and for such worthy
cause, more than made up for their
setback.
President Phil Laughlin appointed
new shop committees for the next six
months and asked the cooperation OF
all members In aiding them In their
work.
The auditing committee made their
report and we are glad Ia announce
The financial standing of l.. l.. ~ com
pareS with any In the trade
Brothers William Alton and Charles
Evans were reported on the sick list.
We wish them n speedy recovery.
Nine candidates We're obligated; four
Withdrawals issued and two transfers
issued.--O. &. 42
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Wartime Living
BY BETTY GOLDSTEIN
Federated Press
1944-TWO RECIPES FOR
WARTIME LIVING

Two different recipes for wartime
living were drawn up in Chicago re-
Gently.
The wartime living plank in the Re
publican party platform was recipe
for initiation. 1t promised TO ''termi-
nate rationing, price fixing and ali
other emergency powers" 1t offered
no assurance that the COP would con
tinue price control even for the rest Of
the war, to say nothing of the crncial
period afterward 1t threatened 10
clamp down on workers wage demands
harder than before, while the wages
themselves would become more and
more worthless in terms of the power
to pay for food, clothing and rent.
The wartime living plank in the
Democratic platform stood on the
Roosevelt administration record of
holding the line against wartime in
fiation" and of .'insuring a fair share
distribution of food
and other essentials 1t would con-
tinue price control and ratiOning es-
sential to this homefront fight.
OF all the differences between the
two platforms, this is a difference peo-
pie who pay the cost of living from
their own wages cannot afford to for
get
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Thompson Elected
(Confinued From PAGE One)

and T. S. 4 r. were named, with the
they would be assisted by the mem
bers on the various plants in fulfilling
their duties
We were especially pleased to have
with us President james Nj. Duffy aud
Many questions pertaining to action
taken at the last convention regarding
officers salaries was made clear to
the members. We thank both officials
for their visit and hope they will
come back soon.
Seven new members were initiated
and their names added to the rolls
O. G. 124
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
Fdvors Amendment Or Re-
peal Of Laws Falling To
Accomplish Purpose

ChicagO.-In a brief, streamlined
platform which contained no separate
labor plank, the Democratic Party
gave support to some of the outstand-
ing demands of the American Fedora
tion of Labor.
At hearing before the convention :
emphasized the need for repeal of the
obnoxious Connally Smith Act and
urged amendment of the National
Labor Relations Act to assure workers
the right to decide for themselves
which union shall represent them in
collective bargaining
The platform, as adopted, favored
1.-The amendment or repeal of any law
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
LABOR'S NEWS
IN BRIEF
By FEDERATED PRESS

| Columbia. s. C.-The list of reac
tionary Congressman retired by po
litical action of labor and progressive:
numbered nine as Ellison ID. (COttol
Ed Smith, dean of polltaxers, wa:
defeated in the South Carolina Demo
cratic primary for the Senate sea-
which he has held since 1907
Washington.-Sele of Senator
Harry S. Truman ID, Mo- as Presi
dent Roosevelt's running mate by the
Democratic National Convention was
hailed officially as highly pleasing
to the leaders of the AFL.
New York.-Wives and children OF
workers and discharged war veterans
partially replaced dry statistical tables
of income and outg0 before a National
War Labor Board panel here and in
Washington as the United Electrical
Radio & Machine Workers pied for "a
lie hourly wage increase and a guar.
anteed weekly wage for 100000 EN-
ployees of General Electric and West
inghOuse.
Long Beach, Calif.-Converting its
huge "backout' plant here into a
lockout plant for the time being,
Douglas Aircraft Corp. management
abolished the jobs of 81 women EN-
ployed as matrons rather than give
them proper classifications with 1Oc to
zoe hourly raises as ordered by the
Regional War Labor Board.
Washngton-The AFL and CIO
agreed after conferences with the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars to permit full
credit for service time in figuring
seniority for veterans.
New York.-InvitatiOns for an In
ternatiOnal Business Congress that
may threaten labor's hopes for coop
GRAFTON of the United Nations for
world prosperity after the war were
sent out by the National Association
of Manufacturers and the L. S. Cham
ber of Commerce to the chambers of
commerce and manufacturers assOcia-
tions of 81 nations, including a num-
ber of fascist nations. No invitation
was sent to Soviet Russia.
Moline, Ill.-Gehuine belief I'm the
possibility of lasting labor-manage-
ment cooperation after the war for
nationwide prosperity was voiced by
spOkesmen of United Electrical Radio
K Machine Workers and presidents
and managers of companies under con-
tract with the union in an un-re
hearsed discussion before cross sec
ton of the community.
Washington. - An electiOn-cOnscious
war Congress moved back into the
capital with continued battlefront vic
tories sharpening the focus on the
t0uchy problem of reconversion, while
organized labor rallied support to
speed legislative action.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03

Bedding manufacturers dream of a
juicy postwar business of 5000 mil
lion year, wholesale-"War's end
will open up the largest market in the
cording to Board Chairman l.. Gerald
Koch Of the National Association of
Bedding Manufacturers, as quoted In
The Wall Street Journal
Some OF this business Is going to
come from people "whom nobody could
stop from buying mattress" such as
those just setting up housekeeping, the
association says. But the industry
isn't going to be content with this-the
thing is To make people who don't even