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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

War Hefuace 8oaro bon pornbereil
gelett lil1o, uno er Itellte ausbriidlid
felt Dab 0ie v3abl ser tatiGhlih aus
Sen s@lauen oes Sooes @erctteten
nnr fleiE lit, Sic nod INNER in oeut.
lden 8ebieten lire Musrpttung sll ge.
luGrtisen haben." Die 9otihait aitl
audi 81, oaB ale @arnungen, bieSeil.
nebmer an Sen beItialii1cu Sanblun.
erluartsn bnben, uno uQe MaGnungen
gen piiroen unausbleiblid)e Strafe 81
an o'e Sitler-Saiallen frubtlos &C.
blieben iinb, ~apeil Ser 6einO aui lei.
ner tellfeliidlen slusrottllnssfompagn
bebarrt uno tatidd)lih ieine iiir oe!l
Soo beItinmten Spier oaran binoert.
in oie Siherbeit 81 fliihten."
9ieier leste Naiius ser BrGlibeu-
tenbotId)att lit uber slpeifelsobne nss
Hnoels aern in Ser gan5cn 6liiht-
linssfrage. Satiadlih lit es bisber
reoer oem @G8 nod irscnbeiner au-
oeren amtlid)en ober faritatipen Stel-
le gelunsen, nennenslperte groBere
Mengen ser Na5iopfer Sen aralleu
Ser rnmenIden 5ll entreiben. tpenn-
gleicb banfbar anerfannt tperben 0ar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17
Syptilis>8eedn,pimne
eriolareiet

@nibington. @ie Ser 8unoesge.
IlnobeitshienIt befannt eitf. fonnten
ourh geeianete gebanblu1a iiber eint
Siertelmiliion egiitrnnten IL; vSelec,
tipe Serpice" Die ourt 9Iutprobcn
ais nit Sppbilis infisiert nnhgcpie-
len uno oaber nls n;enituntaugIid,
befunoen rpuroen, ipieber berseiieli
perOen. ltngefuhr 125, 900 o,'pon iinr
bereits in Die Streitfluite ei,,gctreieli
uno 10000 ipeiter, Iteben Dosu be.
reit, ipfern nid)t aus onheren Grim.
Sen militGroienituntauglih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

oernelnen. Sort Ontario lit unb fann
nld)t nlebr iein als eine aipar bod.
ber5ige, aber oodJ MIR ipmboliIdc
Selte Ser Gereinigten Staoten. Gun
hriltlider Seite iolpobl tpie bon jill.
olider lit Sic Jrage aufgetporfen nor.
Den, Oh Bic 8ereinigten 'Staaten nift
ettpas mebr bdtten tun f0nnen, ais
1000 uniduloige Sitler.Spier aui5u-
nebmell, I'M oas amerifuliibe Soeal
bon Jreibeit, @erehtisteit uno Su-
manitat 5u lebenOiger @abrbeit ipcr-
Den 5u laiien.
Wan bral,d)t aber nur oie 8otitatt
oes PrGiioenten 8ooiepelt an sen
aongreb bonn 12. Suni ii5er oie Gr.
ridtung oss 6liihtlingsIagers in st.
Ontario nad5uleien, INN ipfprt 5u e.
fenne;t, bab oie amerifuniIbe &egic.
rnng angeiibts Ser ungebeuren iid)
auftiirmenhen praftiihen Sbpieria.
feiten faum ettpas anoeres tun fonn-
te, als lif auf einen ipnboiiihen slft
5l beidrdnfen.
Ser Hrdiioent luies auf bie Shran-
ten bin, oie einem erfolgreid)eu
&anbeln oes bon ibm geldaffenen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17
Die man Rlopfen i'm
olnto unteroriift

Mutler, Die infolge Ser neuen He
sierungsperfiisuna i'm Sinne elmer
lpeiteren 5erahietlng Ocs Sctangro.
bes hires 8n'pIins nit cinam erbDll
ten ,&iopfen" ibrer slutpmotpre red
nen, pereen ibr Yroblem, nie Die
& Sreibltofferpertcn ser Giio 80. per-
iid)ern, erleidltert finoen, nenn lie ell
relatiu elnfahes Sabr- uno Snltanb.
Naltlnss y9rogromm bciolgen. alop-
fen fam nlf manhe Weiie oerringert
merben. Die mihtielte Goriihtsmnb-
nabme lit zine griinolihe Hriifltna
oes Motors, I'm iifcr Sll gcben, Ooj
er lic) In gltem 3ultanbe beiinbet
,Sm baionoeren lit oabsi ni,i rihtiges
sSunftionieren oes Centrifugal lr,N
Gaflium-W -Wtehanlsmus fir bic Gin,
Slngs sGorItellllng lno cine rihtig'
Ginitsn,na ser Gertcilers sGpntafte 81
leben. GeriflamnllnJ i'm aiiblipItel1,
lofere ODER nhgenlste Geriilatnr-Hie.
men uno nerltopite aiib!er ioaten in
Sronung gebrad)t rperoen. Gie Ser.
gaIung Ioatc nad)gepriift ruerben, I'M
5u leben, pb lie ser Srigilrnleinitc.s
lung Nes ,Sabrifanten ent'pritDt. &o5:
leunieoerifldge in Sen 3ptiuoern fiib.
rem gleihfalls 81 lleberbibung ilnN
&lopfsn, uno lire 8eIeitigung iuir>
iid) in pielen Idllen empfeblen, lpenr
audi Sic bnmit perfuiipfteslrbeit slime.
lih fonpli5iert lit.
grperien tpciIen ooraui bin, ral
ourh cute ,sobrgeflogenheiteu oft oif
beiten Grfolge in ser geIeitiguna Dee
&lopIsns er5ieIt perben tonnen. Sa$
&lopfen nimmt sli, lpenn Ser Wtptor
idliper 81 arbeiten bat. 9eim burth.
ifnittliben @agen miro iih abel
uicl6eiht Elm bdufiger 8angrchIcl
empieblen, I'M beionberen bel Steige:
rungen uno bel Grbobung bon gerlrs
gen @eiebIpinoigfeiten.
@enn oas Slppfen mad, ,Snitann.
baltltug oes Motors noG unb1lt, fam
oie Climbing bis 5u einem Eunft SIT
riidgeltcllt lperSen, an oein bas &lop.
fen iih MIR nod iebr leidbt bel idhue,
rem 3lcben iiiblbur madt..
Sieie Srerution lit in Ben meliter
sSiQen red)t einfad,, bat aber Sen
gtaftcil, SAP oie 2eiltlr9 uno Wte;
leuSabl perringert miro.
@enn anh bas niht lplrft, fam
pie Die Gno-N -Ntarfetern, erflaren
oas aompreiiionsperbGltuis perrin
CERT peroen, oppobl cs it'd bierbei I'M
cine Operation banoelt, 5u ser Ola
Sienlte eincs Med)anifers crfproerltd
iino, ser cine Didere pher 5uidBlidje
slbbiftl,n9slnge (8nsfen Spiiden
3plinoerblof uno 3plinoeraufias eii',
ldiebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

ieste Sberitleutnant CHARLES q. Ba-
lottt, Gebietsfommiiiar Scr Mniierten,
enie aommiiiion Elm, ocren Muigaba
es lit. Observation-Disclosures at
unterIuden uno 1oroerungen 5u re.
glltrieren. Sn Ser Yraris gelang cs
olsIer aomniiiion, einise bunoert 81.
milien gu ibren friiberen 8obnungen
uno Ssiuiern gu perbelfen. Sobolo 81,
italieniidje @eeierung am Is. Mugult
Die @eaht aub i'm @ebiet bon &om
,no l(msehung iibernimmt, miro Sic
&ommliiion oie slnmelounssllite Ser
anipriibe an oie Hesierune sur tpc;-
teren Grleoigung iiberseben.
MuBeroem tpur6en nod nidt unter=
iudte 6oroerunaen auf &iifsobe bon
eigentltm - es Oiirite iif Inn einige
bunoert banoeln - BEL romiidcn Sc.
rihten anbangig senruht.' Iieie alo-
gen murOen bauptiadlid ocsbalb au
gclallen, Inn 81 5eigen, ba6 sic g..
iitd)lteQer ibre 6oroerungen ,bon ior,
nulieren fnnnen, aud tpenn 8eriab-
rem uno lltteile pon Sen 3eoinQunget
oet nod 5u erlaiieaoen Neroronungen
atbdngen lperoen.
Gin ipeiterer @eiidtspunft, Der sic
@eIeteeber iebr beidaftist, lit ser oel
Wabruns ser 8ehte iener Sliid,tlinge,
Die Stalien aus politii6en ooer raj
lt1ten 8riinoen perlalien baben. gie.
len bon ibnen tuuroe sic itulienilhe
Staatsbiirgerifaft abgeiproben unb
monde baben in3lriiden cine anoere
Nationalitdt ansenomn,en. Gie Sc
gierung lit beitrebt, ibner sic polle
@elegenbeit 5u seben. ibrc Mnipriide
ebenfaas anSumeloenuno ettuaiges Gi.
sentum an lie 5uriid5ugeben ooer iie
entlpred)enO 5u enticb0Sigen.
0as in Stalien angetpanote Ser.
fabren CUR @ieoereinietuns ser Su,
Den in ibre friiberen poliiiihen uno
'rirtifaftliGen Red,te ioQ audi ais
&lhtihnur fir srobere auisaben Sic
men, Ole iid ipGter in anoeren euro.
pdiIden SGaoern auf oieiem @ebiete
ergeben lueroen. Maerbinss mub 90
bel beoabt iperSen, oaB in ser IT'D
licniihen Sitl,ation elm mihtiaer
milOernoer Saftor porbanoen mar ::
Die 5atlafe, Oab Sic aufoiftierte anti
iemitiIde @eiessebune bier niemals
iebr melt geOieben mar. Die Satjahe,
oaB es IN Stalien nod allen faid)ilt
iiden Serfolelngen iiberbaupt nod,
Suoen gibt, lit Scr bette 8etpeis oa-
fir.
Gin gutter Yeobahter ser Situa-
tion i'm befreitcn Stalien erflGrte, oob
Die Staliener uno ibre &eaierung iit5
10 iebr iiber Sen Mntiiemitismus ser
JaIf)iiten id)dmen unb oariiber 10
iebr emport iino, oaB iie aues trn
tpitroen. Inn audi Die letten Spuren
oabon 10 raid ipie m0glid 5u Der.
tuiifen. 0as Ideint oie bette @elp1br
oafiir 5u iein, 0aB sic Reaierung nit
GROCER Gle ban6eln miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17
ANSWERS
See Questions on page S.

l. Il is near fve-eights of mile
(3.2SO.S feet).
2. Flyweight 012 pounds).
3. Italy (Geona).
+. Nearest the stern.
5. Springfield, III.
6. Government seizure of pri-
vate property for public use, with
suitable compensation 70 the
owner.
!. From Maine to Florida.
8. Jane Adams.
9. A French poet.
10. That of President Cleave-
land.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

Wclh prGhtigen gcalntenitat
fonnten mir bnben, ipenn iehsr &an.
biSut bas ipdre, mas Don ibn in ser
Nonlinationsreoe geiagt lpurOe.
Wenn manc)er INNER bas tut, mo-
naf ibm geraoe 5unllte lit, beitebt sic
@efabr, baB er iid 5u piel sunlutet.
Gin lpabrbaft boiliher Mann mirS
5lrm Siigner, ipenn er oie Srau nidt
ourh bie @abrbeit beleioigen mill.
auf ser Sraum bon biliseren 81
garetten lit bereits in Naub auIge-
ganeen.
Die meiiten 3,ueioeutigfeiten iper-
BEN ourh ibre Ginoeltiefeit mir,
fllngslos.
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fmitiee Gdee
3u Diel perlanat

8ettler: sd mod)te Sic um eire
fleine Gabe eriufen.
9err: Sd gebe 10 frditigen, &C.
iunoen 2eitten, tpie Sic iinb, gruno-
iatlib nifts!
gettler: Sou id mir bie1eiGt fir
Sbren lumpigen Sebnpfenniger einen
8ufel ari1affen?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

Dab ramentlih sic fatbolild)e Stride
In 6ranfreid) unb in ,Sialien ionic
Die llntcrgrl,nObatpeauna in Sen
nnteriothten 2anbern Gieles uno Gro
Bes geleiitet baben, Inn Die Suoen 5l'
bergen nno in Sbut 5u nebmen.
go bIeibt alio Sort Ontario elm
Symbol mo Elm 8eginn. Cine let:a
2oluns Ser 5liihtlinesfraee lit es
nidt, audi Damn nid)t, ipenn ielbit
nod nebr iol6er Eager in Sen Ser
einigten Staaten it'd, eines Cages Sen
8ebesten uno 8erfolgten offnen iou-
ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17
3mra mnb biimbia.

OS">0 wv VuW~SS.
Melouna: Seit geitern treibt iih
bier ein balber gsarr berum, bite I'm
Gerfiigung. &umpl. @enoarm.
9lnttport: Muf bie anoere SGIfte
tparten. llnb oann bier einliefern.
Stampl, Stationsfommanoant.
Gin &anoibat Ser Meoi5in tpuroe
bonn Hrofeiior id)arf eraminiert. .Nad)-
Dem Ser lrage Mann Die idapeiBtrei-
benoen Mittel ridtis an9eeeben bate,
fragte i'm Ser Graminator: rWenn
nun all oieie Mittel lpirfungslos 1pd-
rem, mas tuiiroen sic Damn peror5-
nen?"
sd tpiiroe," lautete sic Mntlrort,
~oen Yatienten 81 Sbnen ins gramel,
ididen."
Man lit 10 Ieif)t geneigt, sic Men-
If)en taftlos 5u nennen, 6ie laut ia,
gen, mas Die an0erm oenfen.
0mrd)id)amt.
0ie Muiterung fano itatt. Ser fei.
&c Driifeberger id)rie Mb ullo @eb.
rWab fcblt Sbnen?"
sd bin fl,r3iid)tig, &err 0oftor.
Ser Stobsarot nidte: .MusgeaeiGs
net! Nabfampftruppe!"
Cine Game fommt aiemlih ee.
rduidjpou ins &on3ert gu ipat. Meint
ibr Nadbar: $50 man iingt, oa Lab
bid rubig nie6er."
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Commando Kelly Fined $50,
Restricted 3 Months as AWOL

The 73-year-old automatic rifie-
man first arrived here July II after
he and 1t. Ernest Childers, another
Congressional Medal OF Honor win
ner, had toured the country relat-
ing their experiences to infantry
men in training. He was granted 4
furlough to visit his Pittsburgh
home shortly after reporting to the
infantry school.
When Sergt. Kelly returned late
from furlough infantry school au-
thorities filed charges for court
martial. Under the sentence he will
lose SIS 4 month out Of his pay for
the next six months and not be al
lowed to leave Fort Benning for 90
days.
"Well-wishers' all along the route
back to Fort Benning delayed him
Sergt. Kelly explained.
The infantry school announce
Evening star., 1944-08-15

The loveliest clothes ever! Suits tai
lored softly and subtly, the type that is
most becoming to most figures dresses
that are sheer inspiration in line and
color important-looking coats, casu-
ally loose or slimly moulded y. hats de-
signed with touch of genius to both fit
and f1atter! And wonderful accessories.
those little elegancies that make the world
of difference! @
Evening star., 1944-08-15

Maryland Veterans Advisory Com
mittee for this area, and Lacy
Shaw, president of the Montgomery
County Commissioners.
The Service Aid Council, which
has been operating for number of
months for the benefit of wives and
families Of men in the armed forces
has been designated by the local
draft board as the service center
under the plan suggested by Brig
Gen. Frank T. Hines, administrator
of veterans affairs.
Believed to be the first organiza-
ton ready to give assistance and
advice to men and womena leaving
the service. officials said last night
it is anticipated the local unit will
be used as model for similar groups
throughout the State In its work
in aiding families of persons in mill
tary service the council has already
won wide recognition, they said.
Service Board Associates.
Moving to more closely tie the
Service Aid Council with the local
Selective Service Board, four of the
councils officials last night were
nominated for appointment as asso-
ciate unemployment officers of the
board They are Mr. Carlin George
Smith. Kensington; J. H. Mics,
Takoma Park, and George T. Day,
Silver Spring
Stephen James, chairman of the
Selective Service Board, recon-
mended the appointment of the men.
They will serve with Capt. Ronald
Mcdonald, the present re-employ-
ment officer of the board.
The functions of the Service Aid
Council under the new arrange
ments, Mr.. Carlin stated, primarily
will be to give advice and informa-
ton regarding benefits under the
"GI Bill of Rights" The organi-
zation will operate in cooperation
with the Veterans Advisory Com
mittee recently appointed by Gov.
O'Conor.
Discussing the participation of
the county commissioners in the
program, Commissioner Shaw as
sured the group of their co-opera-
ton. The possibility of the county
providing suitable headquarters was
taken under advisement.
$500 Serve From Area.
Mr.. Carlin pointed out that there
now are about $500 men and Wom-
en- in the armed services from the
territory covered by the local Selec-
tive Service Board. and recommend :
ed that headquarters be sought in
a central location with a waiting
room and a private office for inter-
views.
The Service Aid Council At pres
ent has quarters at 1884 Colesville
road, Silver Spring, where il is open
from to 5 pm. daily Because of
the proposed expansion of it's serv-
ices, larger quarters will be needed.
however, Mr.. Carlin said
Representatives of nearly every
civic, fraternal. service and business
organization in the area, which in
cludes Kensington, Silver Spring,
Forest Glen and Takoma Park are
on the councils Advisory Commit
tee.
Other members of the Selective
Service Board who attended last
nights meeting were William H,
Reynolds and Henry E. Allanson.
Evening star., 1944-08-15
BY the Associated Press.

6y the Associated FTeSe.
FORT BENNING, Ga, Aug. 15.-.
Court-martialed for returning six
days late from q furlough, Tech
Sergt. Charles E. (Commando) Kelly
today was sweating out" 4 800 fine
and three mopths' restrictions to his
company area, but he was happy
about one thing
He can still 60 to the movies-on
the military reservation.
The only request made by "one-
man army" after the court-martial
sentence was, smilingly, May I at
tend the movies?" He was advised
he could.
Sergt. Kelly, the Pittsburgh youth
whose heroic exploits in Italy In
1943 won him the Congressional
Medal of Honor, blamed well
wiShers" for his hardness in return
ing to the infantry school here
where he is stationed.
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Nazis Say Won papen
Still In Good Graces'
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Aug. 15.-Franz Won
Papen, former German Ambassador
to Turkey, is still in the good graces
Of the Nazis. the German news
agency Transocean indicated In a
broadcast heard last night by As
sociated Press monitors.
The agency indirectly spiked
rumors that the Nazi's ace intrigueY
would be named envoy to the
Vatican, but said government
spokesman who saw Won Papen
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Welfare Worker Dies

NEW YORK, Aug. Is H1. - Lee
Arnstein, 81, New York welfare COM
missioner for II months. died yes
terday after long illness. A native
Of San Francisco, Mr.. Arnstein was
a leather merchant and at one time
was president Of the Commodity
Exchange, Inc.
Evening star., 1944-08-15

Selective Service
Board, No. 2, In
j e sup B ir
G o m m u n | t Y
H ouse, Silver
Spring. Besides
members of the
board the meet
ing was attend
ed by q group Of
officials of the
S e nv Ice Aid
Council of the
area, including
William F. Car
lin, president,
who is also a
member of the
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Montgomery Initiates
Program for Aiding
Discharged Veterans

Initial steps in program de-
signed to aid discharged service men
and women were taken last night
at meeting of Montgomery County
Evening star., 1944-08-15

Sunday suggested he would be held
available In Germany TO watch
future Turkish moves.
Evening star., 1944-08-15

n,ent said he was not reduced In
rank ~ . result Of the court-mar-
tial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
p r @ D L G. 7 I O n

worth day. BY the end Of l945 the daily rate
was above twelve million dollars.
The $500 separate items placed in production
ranged from small and delicate parts to airplane
engines, complete arplanes, tanks, and powerful
Diesel engines for submarines and landing craft.
The armed services have in many ways re-
peatedy recognized the quality of General Motors
war products, IT'S prompt deliveries and IT'S eff
cheney of operation Flags representing As Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
E NJ p l. O Y NJ E n 7

for supervisors and executives totaled 1880.
Safety and health records have been excellent.
The percentage of working time lost because of
accidents was less in 1913 than ever before and
was considerably lower than the average for similar
manufacturing industries
The proportion of women workers in the United
States increased from 1870 at the end of 1871 to
$40 in December 1915, reaching total of 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

GENERAL MOTORS 1915 deliveries of war
material rose to total value of more than 81
billion dollars, or about $40 more than in 1912.
The increase in physical voune was even greater,
since unit prices were reduced during the year.
Deliveries Of service parts and other authorized
civilian material amounted to S250,000,000, a
decrease Of about SOC from 1912
AT the time of Pearl Harhor, G.M deliveries Of
war products were at rate of two million dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT in General Motors
in 1915 was 44S,S48, an all-time high. The figure
stood at sos, 749 in December In 1912, the yeaHy
average was 5l4,l44, and the December figure
was ,975. Thus the increase in yearly average
was 1870. At the same time, payrolls rose $40,
and reached total OF about 3 billion dollars.
More than 100000 new G.M. employees were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
PRICES and PROFITS

TOTAL NET INCOME after taxes in l945 from
war output and other sources was Sl49, 7S0,0SS,
compared to Sl65, 65l ,5SS in 1912 and sol ,652,-
sos in l94l. Net income after taxes from manu-
featuring in l943 was only $50 cents per dollar of
total net sales.
$3.50 of all war material delivered to the end
Of 1913 was manufactured under fixed price CON
tracts. General Motors early established the
iseitey effetit-stng prices ti,- government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
SUMMARY OF FACTS

X Volve Of en-. lo<3 wcr product
deliveries, over 3H billion dolIon-87S
more ihon in 1912.
X Net income offer taxes for year, $50
million dollars, compared 10 lo@ million
dolIon in 1912, 2o2 million dollou IN
1871.
4 1913 net income offer foxes from
manufacturing operoiions, 3ho cents per
doLlor OF soles.
4 Common stock dividends were 81 pr,
share in 1913 They were oIso 81 an
~, t375 in Al ood 20, $3.50 in a7.
r Employment Of on oil. iime high. ove,ca-
ing 5o3,7<9 for Dseembsr.
r TofoI yoss cnd soIory payments s'srs
1922 million doIIors -olso on cii1iims
high.
X Csnsrol Motors Is working with olmod
10000 svb-eoniroeiou ond sUppIien in
its wor production program. Purchases
from these sources in 1913 fosioied
approximately $1,000, 100000.
X More ihon 80, 900 soldiers onci soiIors
hove been froined by en- in wor1prodvet
repoir ond maintenance.
KIN 1913, en- foefory empI Dyes Sub
mi'ied $4,000 written sUeee siions for
improving production or working eondi-
lions rs, 400 ideos were oecepied. Gosh
voIue Of wor bond end stomp 'owords for
some, $955,ooo
+ During 1913 on overoge Of over 9595
of oil employees were buying war bonds
through GIN. Deductions end Gosh poy-
mems amounted 10 more than los OF
poyroIIs. empioys s-bcSod purchases
'oiofed Sl7%,5o9,ooo. vnoiuriy voIU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

lower costs were achieved through greater pro-
duction experience. The government benefited
many millions of dollars through these price
reductions in l943.
Taxes in l943 totaled sos ,06S 900, of which
federal taxes were S254,7S5,0O0; social security
and unemployment insurance taxes, $50, 2633600,
and state and local taxes, Sl4,022 900.
Common stock dividends were 81 per share in
l943 They were also 81 in 1912, s. Is IN l94I and
I9I0, $3.50 IN 1859.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

The year 1913 great effort and sound achievement
Of General Motors and The job yet done
All determined contribute the support of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

armed services until Victory swon When this accomplished
there will be task of preparing for the requirements Of
peace But until that Eco,y On, BulueuI
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-26
Club CLOCK

The Whatsoever circle OF
the Kings Daughters will meet
at the home of Mrs. George
Bailey in Forest Hills This al
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
A meeting of the Winter
Park H O m e Demonstration
club will be held Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. j. B. Heidi.
Wilmington Assembly, No.
IL. Order of Rainbow for Girls
will hold the regular meeting
this evening at 6 o'clock in
the Masonic Temple. The
orders of the degree will be
conferred.
The Lake Forest school Pa
T. A. will sponsor a Halloween
party at the school on Friday
afternoon, October 81, at 2:30
o'clock. The public is invited.
The Past Matrons and Pa
irons club will meet this eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. George Bailey in For
est Hills.
The regular meeting of the
Letitia Rebekah Lodge No. 3,
100F, will be held this eve
ming at 8 o. clock in the Odd
Fellows hall. Visitors in the
city members of the degree
are cordially invited to attend.
A social session will be held
following the business meet
ing.
The monthly meeting of the
Lions ladies auxiliary will be
held today at l o'clock at
St. Johns Tavern. Reserva-
tons must be made with Mrs.
j. R. Benson telephone 1916
or Mrs. A. E. Rucker, 1858.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-26
Mobley
Completes Plans
For Her Wedding

Miss Evelyn Pace Mobley, daugh-
ter of Mrs. William Frederick Bare
foot, of this city, whose engage
ment was announced on October
Is, to Harold r. Singletary, USNR,
son of Mr.. and Mr.. E. R. Single
tary of Ocholchnee, Ca, has COM
pleted plans for her wedding.
The ceremony will take piece at
Temple Baptist chutch, this Satur-
day at S o'clock in the afternoon.
Miss Dixie Cooper of Richmond,
Va, aunt of the bride-to-be, will
attend her as maid-of-honor and
only attendant. She will be given
in marriage by her uncle, Roland
P. Cooper of Wilmington.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception will be given at the
home of the bride-elect's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. William Frederick
Barefoot, 1909 Chestnut street.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are cor
daily invited to attend the cere-
mOny.