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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Yanks Make
.GdiinsonBiak

GEN. Mac THURS HQ.,
NEW GUINEA, May % QNS)-
American ground forces have con-
soldated their positions in the
Bosnek village beachhead on Biak
Island only 900 miles from the
Philippines and are continuing to
advance toward Biak's three key
airdromes. according to an an
nouncement today.
Our heavy air units drenched
coastal targets with 288 tons of
explosives as American attack
planes bombed the Mokmer air
drome defenses, seven miles from
Bosnek.
The Japs threw a retaliatory
raid against our beachhead. but
our fighters shot down four fight
ers and a bomber without loss to
themselves. Other Jap planes at
tackled some of our surface ships
but anti-aircraft fire brought down
four of the II in the raiding party.
FALLS ON SHIP
One enemy plane, falling in
flames, crashed on a snfall naval
escort ship causing some damage
and casualties.
Meanwhile, American ground
forces by the brilliant leapfrog
Jump onto Biak. have frightened
the moose of destruction around
thousands of Japs caught in the
Wakde-Sarmi are along the
northern New Guinea coast
Starvation, unceasing patrol at
tscks and jungle privations are
wiping out the enemy by the hum
dreds.
One patrol reported killing Sc
and found more than 800 dead
enemy troops.
| AIRDROME SHELLED
Light naval units shelled enemy
positions in the vicinity of Maffir
airdrome. Attack planes dashed al
trapped garrisons from But to the
Sepik River along the Wewak'
Hansa coast in British New
Guinea.
Heavy bombers hit the airdroms
at Babo and bombed the airfielC
and supply areas causing large
fires and damaging or destroying
parked planes on the runways.
Medium air units hit suppl,
areas at Kahili on Bougainville
starting many fires. Proving ali
patrols along the coast destroyed
four laden barges. Rabaul was hi
by medium units who started fires
visible for 40 miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
BACKS DISCHARGE

Referring 20 the incident during
which seven local members were
discharged for throwing an AL
pop truck driver out Of the plant
when he attempted to distribute
pop placed on the Go unfair
list because Of a Jurisdicuonal
row. Thomas said
II appreciate the sentiment
of solidarity that animates Go
workers, but as a responsible
unionist I cannot subscribe to
the idea that we have the
right 10 throw people out Of
plants which do not belong
10 us.
surely the Go strength in
the plant should have been
strong enough TO restrain work.
ers from purchasing the soft
drinks. IL was a sign OF weak
ness that II was thought neces4
sary TO throw the driver out Of
the plant"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
-ChrySIer Strikers
Back ON the Job
CONTINUED from Page One)

ing that the international union
would do everything possible TO
bring about the reinstatement of
is men discharged as a result Of
a soda pop" war between the
Go and the AL.
The closed meeting lasted for
approximately three hours as hot
heads in the local who had played
a prominent part in the picket
lines AT the plant on Friday urged
continuance of the strike and
condemned their international Of
ficers.
Outstanding opponent TO the
back-to-work appeal was Herb
Hummel, discharged committee
man, who had been identified by
a company spokesman as one Of
the leaders of the most recent
strike.
Paul Silver. president OF Local
35l, was the only outsider TO
speak at the meeting, and he
urged the men TO 60 back.
In voting TO call off the strike,
the local membership averted
what had been described by
Thomas az IA "erisis within the
union
Thomas was unable to be pres
ent at the meeting because al the
same time IL got under way he
was at Radio Station WJR max
ing a fervent half-hour appeal for
the men 10 return.
An effort was made 10 broad
cast the speech 10 the meeting but
was dropped after IS minutes
when amplifiers in the hall failed.
Outlining the history of the
dispute, Thomas said that the
few workers who comprised the
picket line on Friday were a
minority which had delegated 70
itself the right 10 say whether II
would or would not abide by the
democratic Will OF the entire
union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

Ignored was the TACT that undel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

Army Air show Begins Frids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

. Army Air show Begins Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Pittsburgh Editor Dies

. Army AIR show Begins Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

IA AR show Regins Friday
Evening star., 1944-10-15
HFLR poMasric. fce.a.l

10 isunSry nST sfIaooHs sH 2s6ss s'nsrai noussv0rT
|, lns; Apply ior the Jos i sAv0Y HOTEL
LAUNDREss and cleaner to work several
sasr sssc 81. ~ ms Ross III
New York ave. NV. Ma. 74l6. 49,
~, III siso monsh IS5 posision sn,eran permsnsnf f
s fS snsr sd si Sfr
oldest child in school "a daily. Duties: !:
Sas Sess
bendix washer: no other duties: maid and
laundress also employed. Can GL. s255
between Z and o pm. only.
children. and Z: INV. small it'si apartment
near Cathedral; employed couple: $50 to
s.59, Gsu no sunday; @ saiary open; health
2 children. in school until / O'clock; must
Pc Tree to spend winter In Florida; 1--we
mi state ase salary expected and local
NURsEGiRL WANTED, care OF baby and
2 children In school all day. BY Nov. g.;
nice NJ country Z home; i near bus: in Ari; good
day, Tues. through Fri; Soc an hr. DU.
PLAIN COOK g.h.w. s1s. carfare;. 8
ifKzS|TIcAiLs 3 |s SSisssiNs; Using sh.y. small .auIt sa
e shw SOC Sees sn hour isss ana
through Friday: $40 am. TO 1880 noon
sns cooiado sae meals s1op ysnty sss g l4th
WAITRESS, part-time; hours, $40 to 1880
Pm; ab S2b per mo, with dinners Call
WArTRRsss-PARLORMArD to complete a
staf Of B. Light work. Sleep in 4 de-
EMsss Sao9 psT I EN- zsa
Ml,,R Say Rstwssn g and u am. .u,.,,
children; i've in and salary: no objection
TO your own child. Georgia 1450 after 6
WOMAN, white. settled. care for s-mo. ..old
baby, $50 through .4:3o, Monday through
WOMAN. white, settled, to care for small
month e sad a sa rsi apt H. 9ssy sis week. $50
WOMAN wanted for cooking. and g.h.w. in
Chevy Che Chase No; Nd; no Sunday work; s1s
WOMAN to assist in Kitchen; hours. $50
a am m untll ~ II 1aSs 70 am. and pm. until 8
WOMAN. settled, colored; sl2 a week and
wnMas msal da;or. DAY Bog s.;m 2a2.J Star; "a
help employed; i've in. WI. 95Is.
COOK. colored, experienced. room and
Won WOMAN neat neo rsiisbie; sses days week
to 4: light housework, ironing; no washing
or cooking: $40. 81. 0008.
gle lady: to clean and care for rooms
and manage. house; salary $50 per mo.
and l.rm. furn. apt. Boy, 350.J. Star.
WOMEN, experienced. reliable; ref; laun-
dry and cleaning, pvt. home, all day Mon.
and Tues. " day Thurs, Fri. and Sat: SOC
per hr; and carfare. 1411 Hamilton st.
1oSuiNG a WOMAN. n5siA colored. s to days
week. from, 10 to pm: prepare lunch
and general housework. 2 in family. Call
daytime, WI. 1896
$50 TO $IOO-White helper, nice home
no washing; near transp. OIL. 0656.
LOBBY AND ELAINE. school age; and
nurse: permanent position and good SAL
viii SFf iys GIVE " ROOM o6 ssSa s6a br.a.fast IN
change for 3 hours light housework 5
days week; may be otherwise employed;
pvt bath, pvt. entrance. paneled recrea-
ton rm.: of Mass ave. Or 047S.
SOLDIERS WIFE urgently needs house
keeper; white. live in: no Sundays; good
home. Call 81. 67sl.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS, clerks. receptionists; select po-
!Est; II grsl 1911 g St. MA. 2l14.
retail bus: stenog.. railroad. ne. sec. s176
clerk. good aDui at fisures. sss wk.: boospr. n.
d. ~; ne sec, $45 wk.: typist. gen; ONCE
der 35; cashiers. s30-S35 wk.. need SO
new Was.o applica@nts ants daily for new OPENINGS;
st; NV. next to Epiphany Church. (NA.
gil4, gil4, NA. $3.50. MA. 60ss) Est. IL yrs.
EIEcTTRfcAL ENGR, $4,000 s4 900: phys.
ed, $4,000; others. BALTIMORE TEACH.
ERs' AGENCY. 516 N. Charles ST.. Balti.
sTENoGRAPHERs 0). spanish-speaking,
600 yr: stenog.. railroad. $3.50: stenog:.
stenog.. law ofices, S45 wk.; stenotypist.
exper., $50 mo; stem, radio. 517-day wk..
$40 wk.: bookkeepers. $50 wk: compton,
eter @ oper;; under 80. $3.50 mo-; typists
cd, 81 80 mo-, exper.: messengers with
PIX training, SGT wk.; card punch oper,
$40 $40 wk; Hundreds Of unusual openings.
OPP. Capitol Theater. Ma 233S.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
SITUATIONS woMEN.

ACCoUNTANT-Books Started, kept part
time; statements. Audits, tax returns;
prompt. reasonable. Shepherd I410. iSs
ARTIST, with B. 8. In architecture. pro-
fessional experience, wants STEADY 81 free
LANCE work RA. b464; 15s
exr. accustomed responsibilities. depend
able. Eox 464-L. Star.
BOOkKEEPER desires q full set Of books 70
keep during evening hours. Capable OF
assuming full responsibility for ali reports,
financial statements and tax returns. Tele-
phone Michigan 9l76 sitter 9 pm. during
CASHiER desires position during hours
from pm. to IL pm. Call Michigan
0l76 after 3 pm. during weekdays.
CHARTS, business, statistical: engineer
ING, map, architectural tracings. qH
cOIIEGE-rRAINED WOMAN wants 8 or 4
days work per week, seneral ONCE, cleri-
cal. typist, .statistice1. Hobart 6l69.
CONT N-uentlewoman would liks po-
ettton as companion IN cultured home. No
|ccmpenseticn: Box. 43i-Ls Star.
I9n.asS 9.ars sa.., klso: dssts1sns Eap2delinsc II
Twins q Nv. ADt 9 A1aans 343A
Evening star., 1944-10-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. colored. plain and fancy: thor
oughly experienced; highest references.
COOK, experienced; D, C. ref: no laundry;
week; can stay nights. Box 267-L.
Job in private family: stay nights; no iaun-
dry city ref. Cali from lo-2. DE
CURTAINS beautifully nnished also chair
CURTAINS STRETCHED AT HOME; rea-
ss0is WAEp Sf Ap and Sts Stretched
GIRL, white. reliable and exp. in cooking
time work and live in: must be gentle
family and near transportation: can work
all day Mondays and from s to / pm. for
willing worker: salary, $40 wk. Please
state full particulars in reply. Box 395-L,
GIRL. colored. desires waitress night work.
s pm. to IL pm. AID. 1853
GIRL. colorsd wants work Mondays, no
GIRL; CT ssss ssplored, wishes part-time work.
GIRLS 92i. colored wishes part.time work
mmsosraph s 1hso operators tors Ho H. s95 e
GIRL, colored, wants general housework,
plain cooking. Phone District 5s4s.
GIRLS: 2 coiored. want work after school.
GIRL. colored. experienced. references,
part,time, no laundry, no Sundays. MI.
2 GIRLS, colored. general housework 9-2
I'm; 3-s pm; S15. carfare. DE. S169,
sn mornine Week Phone Seo A6
wishes to work from 5 pm. until after
GIRL, colored,. wants. to care for small
child 5l2 days for employed couple in apt.
no laundry. FIR. 5000.
6IEL 6II ,oGs Tsnts days work and dinner job.
GIRL, colored. wants ghyw;; stay in; ex-
psrlence cooking. DI. lS4l.
small laundries to take home. day work
s. and carfare;. references. co. 5489.
GEL GIL VII wishes LOB iuil-time general house
GIRLS, 9 ecolored). want work after school,
o,hiy: g. II. so4s az preparing dinner. AT. 7ss7
GIRL. colored. wants light work. cleaning
ME HasH sdHooa u essa Rf sqRfay .oor.d
time work after, school. 1908 Lamont st.
LAUNDGkESS. colored, by day. DOROTHY,
MAID, eolored, wishes part-time work or
week North 706s. ~~o -
rsferencs sD's ca Gr IL GSss Ssie to clean weekly
SCHOOLGIRL. colored. nice. neat and re-
liable desires work after school. Can
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. Lu.
WOMAN, colored; wants place as cook;
soasn seas nsshss as inf e0gs l447 Cor
WOMAN, experienced, desires part-time
work; hours, 8 an. to pm; no Sundays
Apply at 900 Euclid st. NV.
WOMAN, young. colored, for day work:
city ref. S5 and carfare. DI. 1854.
WOMAN, colored, wants work from 7:30
to am, In NV. section. MI. $3.50.
WOMAN, colored, wishes 2 hours morn
Ing work. 8 until 10: Northwest section.
WOMAN, white. reliable, middle-aged. in
small family; plain cook; stay nights; ref
erences, Box 3717I, Star 15s
COLORED WOMAN desires morning work,
Sun; weekdays. I'm. 3sSS after / n.m'
Evening star., 1944-10-15
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

BL.ACkWEL BUSINESS SCHOOL. for col
ored students, refresher courses in short
hand. typing and business English; enroll
ANYTIME; day and evening classes. 1912
LH4RN I2Ss n ssEiHxufY CULTURE. permanent
positions Operators needed. Day and
part,time classes. MABMLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N. =. ave. NE
STENoGRAPHyC and secretsriai classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses In shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping,
somptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
* yrs. AcSredttsd Inquire nov. Ma.
GREG0 sHOKTHAND, By experienced
teachers; beginners, review, speed dictation;
private lessons; moderate rates. Du. 1928.
RUSSIAN NATIVE INSTRUCTOR, conver-
sational; advanced elementary; private or
group instruction. Box 402-K, Star.
Sadyanced student); hrst-ciass, experienced
Latin American teacher with . college
educsticn or tts equivalent preferred. Boz
RUSSIAN tausht By sxperiencsd tsacher
ssss Ss' I'M s0FF FASossIp SRs'si p1.3R nm r.
r1x C0un4k ahort sesy; plenty 81 ex-
ssssll1snt ssl DositlS1Hss nv 80 sIssi ~
Evening star., 1944-10-15
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING for Pittsburgh in Lincoln I'm.
sundsy saas oet ost a. cs spg join ssGhK EssisF1sRs
Republic 1900. Ext. 61496
YOUNG LADY desires TRANSPORTATION Viz
ANY time after Oct. 18th; reference.
WoULD LIKE TO CONTACT some ons
Dupont 1900, Apt 306.
CAR POOL WANTED Woodacres and
Westmoreland Hills pools note. Ride
wanted, Westhaven to vicinity Depart
ment OF Justice, before o. returning after
$50 VIII furnish car or pay for rides.
Oliver 22l4. l5s
Tampa or st. Petersburg soon in private
car, with reliable party. Reference given
and required. N. B. STONE, 916 Eye
st. NV.
LADY wants ride TO Orlando, Fla. or We
clnity about Nov. /: expenses. Box 477-L.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
INSTRUCTION. coURsEs .tce.s. !,

BRAzILIAN PORTgGUEsE Lessons desired
BY young man intermediate studertl;
frst-class. experienced. native teacher with
2 COLLEGE education er It's equivalent pre-
dUARANfEED, MoDaEskN PIANO IN.
struction in IS easy. up-to-date, scientific
lessons. You positively can learn d thor
oushly ENJOYABLE and Q highly entertain.
Ing style OF piano playing. Five 45-rninute
lessons. SIS. with one free lesson II paid
in advance. Entire course $40 with as
many lessons as are necessary TO teach
you TO play. Adult BEGINNERS OF. children.
MIS- VIOLET FARMER Call District
9OBl for information
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lessons Taught
by native specialized tutor; private In.
strmction enly. Boz 403-K. Star.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE In shorthand.
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma:
eninss; 81 pov Nsw classes n9y starting 4nySoyp
CIVILIAN FLIGHT fNsTRUCTION avail.
s55ise 5so at CONGRESSIONAL Airport. Phone OIL.
SERIOUS INTERMEDIATE. advanced Rus
sian student, Join conversation class, three
lint; I'M; recent Moscoyite instructor. Box
ENROLL NOW for fingerprint classes, pay
only for text; men, women. Write SPATz,
p. o. Box liz 1Os
Evening star., 1944-10-15
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITlfs.

EDWIN L. ELLIS offers so roomiing houses.
Plenty buyers for your furniture and busi-
ness n any siSs or price. Phone Or see ne
b. q. s. GRoCERY in ne. including dwe,i-s
H Il bdfoNr d6ffsns sHhk scihkd.iwssiisiu .i siiri furnished,
clean roomine house for sale By owner;
reasonahle. Bog 4ez-l. star. e.
tOcntinued - Nszt FasaD s.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
HELP woMfN.

WE HAVE vACANCIEs for women IS year,
and over to take positions as salespeople
personnel once. 2nd hoor, THE HDtHf
CO., r st. at 7th.
TEMPORARY clerical work for Nov. /.
ATTENTION. All TAnoR FITTERs-Excellent
salary for experineced worker, nne
clothes. SELMAs GOWNS. 1907 Conn.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WoMEN,

COUPLE desires janitor's Job in sman apt.
house: husband employed; wife can take
care OF work; quarters and salary: frst-
class refs. Box 391-L. Star. 15s
MOTHER AND SON. colored, want Jobs
Evening star., 1944-10-15


sWiTcHBoARp OPERATOR, near the
TEACHER, experienced. d. morning CO.
snars soS soyrs m to s fas s
private school: live in. WI. izes. - ''AN''
TEACHER, trained ana experienced in
sssS0 oFFRxroGRos THEs IS sS sh to
ms s-soSr daS; 0Aao no S Sunday e work. apa 0o BOX
aIsihi TTEfsHoNl sesE OPERATOR for law once
fEhEPhoNE' EEL ' 81 orERxToR sRpCISen experienced,
FEE lssP anS sss nx Experienced
MonS,s ApgIy smR19Smsnt lhpSss aSs Sss re 18th
SSr;& si,.cHS TETEP5oNE ass .So, 6, : . -,.. 80 -
knowledge Of clerical work. for day duty
In large apt. bldg. in NV 4s-hour week:
SI20 per mo-; Sundays on. BOX 297-J,
TELEPHoNE OPERATOR, secretarial
switchboard, NV. apartment house: no
Apply 5. &. ssneers Association. aeasd 1os z
TOY TOY DEL DEPT. SALES PfEofIEMaood irs. start
sonnel once, end floor. THE HEcFT Co,
st: ct 7th NV.
Stencils sa H4s can Dn Use for som. sgas p
time afternoon typists; permanent Tele-
phone Personnel Dept, DI. 1900, or
lTYPIST with some clerical training, 5-day
week 8 am. to 4:4b PM, no Saturday
work; permanent position, excellent work
| ing conditions: must be high school grad
uate. Apply 702 Equitable Life Insurance
Co, 616 14th st. NV, Monday through
TYPIsT with knowledge Of stenography to
work in ONCE OF one Of the oldest fur
stores In WASHINGTON: permanent position,
for Al. smStioas sr Appg
1918 g St NV, MR.. KAY.
TYPIsTS; $3.50 per month; essential In
dustry; permanent Telephone Personnel
Dept. Di. 1900. or apply at 1el1 9th
lTYrisT-CLERK. steady position: 5M-ds
don't preferred xtL STATE ATT s7Son I ioth ~ 4.
Evening star., 1944-10-15

son with references; care Of 2-year.old
@ small apt, light housekeeping; no Sunday
Mi SIH.59 n per week. Cali sH. 67oo, MIR
.'AID, part time, s am. to p.m.; s.h.w.
f4sncee no cooking; 6ssdSsY sSoY week. $40 week; ref
cooking: adults in family; no Sundays
wood;syy e d;ay T Thursdays: reference required
MAID; new country home. half hour from
NhaldL washington; ten vi liye in; $50 week. Fall
MAID. live In older. settled woman; small
family: good wages; pleasant room. Phon.
ordMay 1870 Sunday.
MAID; MAI white or colorsd; liEht laundry,
1st st. NV. Ho. 1881.
MAD oarD fs5 sy no unaass n ap as4 no sSH5a sss
csrfare: references. RE. s373. ~' "A'
MAID, colored, must be experienced ant
good cook: general housework. no laundry
prefer some one over 35; don't phone. cal
in person; salary depending upon ability
private residence. 1643 Harvard st. NV
MAID. g:hw. 5A.day week; $50: loca
rsierenacseYs; SCI ;asY prefer I've In or stay NIGHTS
MAID la1 s6S fer small private school; live out
MAID. g.h.w.:- live In: experienced with
children; small house and family, 6A-day
week: S18.. SH. e400
MorR csfs sne e not s.a oysr 49, sSo live IN uDst s
to spend winter in Florida. State age, sal
aTy expected. Box 339-J, Star
MAID part time. high type. in exclusiv,
guestho1se morning work from s-12 O.
9-l2; every other Sunday from 1880 K
pm; S12 week. 2019 o st. NV. DU
MAID for part time, days week, s:3t
9, m to $3.50 pm: g.h.w.; SO and carfare
Csil EN- A0S5. II am. to 2 pm
MAID s,. AND COOK. colored; S25 per .weel
to cook and keep house for adults livinf
n small. new bungalow in Silver Spring
Md; must be good cook and have bes
references Box 4S5-L, Star.
MAID, competent. wanted By business
woman three afternoons week to take
care OF small 4-room apartment, cook aht
serve dinner. Dupont 6413,
MAID; good home and S26 for dependable
girl, white or colored; Q adults, children
Cau OR. 3742 DR. LICHINAN.
MAm-WAITREeS for boarding house; good
pay: no SUNDAYS; time on weekdays. 2131
@:ss ave n.y. MR4 CLARK, no. Q305
d ,if Siplcrec: q rcf t, ,scscrity e ccilees rsFk
nAnce. CAL Union 1881.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Words To Watch
1t is common fault to pro-
nounce LIBRARY as ''LY-bree
or "LI-bury." The careful speaker
will give the word three distinct
syllables, and not omit the first r,
thus:
LY-brair-ee
OGLE, Ito stare amorously," doe:
not rhyme with ''toggle" The 20
has the long sound. Be sure to say:
OH-g1.
PHILISTINE. Ministers, espe-
cially. will want to avoid rhyminf
the third syllable with fine, line,
which is the British pronunciation
In best American usage, the second
syllable is accented. and "-tine'
rhymes with din, gin," thus: fl
|LISS-tin. Second choice: FILL-iss-
tin.
ers ask if the word SAYS should
ryhme with pays" Such pro-
nunciation is dialectal and is to be
avoided. Rhyme the word with
"fez.' Say: sez.
SECRETARY. This important
word is usually heard as "SEK'-uh-
TAIR-ee," or, occasionally, SEX.
uh-tree."
In the best American usage, the
familiar four-sylliable -ary words
are not telescoped in the British
manner, as "SEK-re-tree,' etc
Such words as dictionary, military
Ordinary, secretary, stationary
should have four distinct syllables
with the main accent falling on the
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Hechinger's Four Stores hare
complete stocks OF Shrubs,
Plants, Trees, etc.
Noil & Phone Orders AT. l4M
&AxA~o o4Nn~N1xA~
Evening star., 1944-10-02

first, and the second accent on the
third, thus:
DIX 'Shun-A AIR-ee
MILLi-TAIR-e
Or'din- AIR-ee
SEK're TAIR-ee
STAY Shun-AIR-e
Just out. Pamphlet listing correct
pronunciations of the principal islands
and towns of the PHILIPPINES. For a
free copy. send a stamped t3c), self
address envelope, to Frank Colby, in care
of The Evening Star.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1944-10-02

W0P, 8:00-lnieUews from the Naval
Medical Center in Bethesda.
W0p. 900-Waier Brennan, Jeanne Grain,
Charlotte Greenwood, June Hayer in Home in
| Indiana"
Evening star., 1944-10-02
AaAMg~G,

Fssr Building Material stsrss
1S'h e H SIS Ne 1868 src.ois Az Sc
SS2S ca Ave NV Fals CHURCH. vrs,n.s
Evening star., 1944-10-02

on TIVE AIR TODAY.
W0p, 7:i5-Coumnisi.Aeiress Heddd Hop.
per begins 4 series Of weekly Hollywood news
bfoadeasts.
WRC, S;00-Edward 6. Robinson H Tom
Paine in The Voice on the Stairs"
The union times., 1944-05-06
Penn. A. F.L. Convention For
 FDR 4th Term
800 Delegates Unanimously Act To Ask President
 To Run Again

Touching off a noisy demonstration, delegates to the 43rd Pennsylvania Federation of Labor convention, held in WilkesBarre, unanimously called on Pres. Roosevelt to run for a fourth term.
 In issuing their ''Draft Roose- welt" plea the 800 delegates, rep resenting more than BPS, ,OOO work CTS, brushed aside the recOmmen- dation of their political action conn mittee to leave the question of Presidential ind0rsement up to the state executive council, which is not scheduled to meet until after the Democratic and Republican national conventions.
 Leader of the floor fight to force a stand on Roosevelt was Pres. Joseph Burke of the Philadelphia Building Trades Council who told the dele gates not to be "jelly fish"
 While delegates gave Rep. Francis
 Pres. James McDevitt and other officers of the state executive cOun. cil were reelected. The convention adopted resolutions i'm support of HR7, the anti-pOlltax bill, the Presidents Committee on Fair Elm. ployment, Practice, price control and subsidies and upward revision of the Little Steel formula.
The union times., 1944-05-06
SAVE US OR WE PERISH "

If by any chance either Byrd or Dirksen should become party stand ard-bearers they undoubtedly would get heavy financial backing from interests which they have served with singular devotion ever since they came to Congress.
 Back of Byrd and Dirksen. is group of mortgage sharks" who
The union times., 1944-05-06
Committee Joins Fight To End Little Steel Formula

ized industries, the department listed railroads, automobiles and parts, shipbuilding, steel, coal mining, breweries, aluminium fab ricating and other fields. In these 90 to 100 per cent of the workers are under the union banner.