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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-08-11
FACING
The
FACTS
With PHILIP PEARL

Suppose that Germany surrendered
tomorrow. Suppose that Japan, real
iZing the hopelessness of resisting the
combined might of the United Ma
tions, were to give up the next day.
What would happen?
The answer is that we would lose
the peace.
Lord knows, everyone is hoping and
praying that our enemies will collapse
quickly and that the war will end in
the shortest possible time. But the
dangerous fact remains that we
haven't prepared for such a contin-
gency.
That is why the American Fedora
ton Of Labor has opened a renewed
drive now and is pushing with might
and main for immediate passage Of
the Kilgore Bill. This measure is
needed to set up the machinery for
speeding reconversion and it is pre-
ferred over other bills dealing with
postwar readjustment because it
seeks to protect human needs as well
as property needs.
Of course, we don't really know how
soon victory will come. The fighting
may still be prolonged for another
year or more. But there are increas-
ing indications that the Nazis are on
the point of collapse. Military. lead
ers, fearful of over-optimism, decry
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-08-11

is SO overwhelming that it overshad-
ows every other current domestic is
sue--including the election campaign.
That is labor's sincere belief and we
ask members of Congress to take
notice.
These lawmakers of ours seem to
have something else on their minds
just now-something that seems so
important to them that they are for
getting their jobs because Of it. This
preoccupation centers about what will
happen in November. They are
anxious to get reelected.
Let us remind these Congressman
that one way to assure not getting
reelected is neglecting the job the
American people pay them to do
the job of adopting legislation needed
for the nations welfare.
We don't believe our Congressman
would tarry overlong on the task of
mending their political fences if they
learned that you and the rest Of their
constituents want them to go back to
work in Washington in a hurry. So,
in a nice way, jog them a bit. Re-
mind them that there is a war on and
a peace coming. Give them a polite
buzz that Washington is calling and
the Kilgore Bill is waiting to be
passed. It won't take long to get
action then.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-08-11

Labor will stand for no letdown in
war production that is needed by our
fighting men, nor will it agree to the
diversion Of materials or manpower
necessary for the~ successful prosecu-
tion Of the war.
But it certainly can't hurt the war
effort to make wise and timely prep
arations for peace. And if certain
amount Of surplus materials and man.
power can be used now or in the near
future for reconversion, SO much the
better.
This obligation to prepare for peace
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-08-11

tors as well-urging them to get busy
on reconversion legislation-more spe-
ciically, the Kilgore Bill.
If this bill is enacted into law be-
fore Labor Day, as it should be, the
government, industry and labor can
get started in time on the tremendous
problem of readying our country for
peace when it comes.
War Effort Comes First
Let it be emphasized that labor has
no desire or intention Of neglecting
wal work in favor Of preparing peace
jobs. The American Federation Of
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-08-11
.MANPOWER BODY
ON PRIORITIES in
INITIAL MEETING

The Manpower Priorities Commit
tee for the Cincinnati administrative
area with John M. Baker, W. M. G.
area director, as chairman, held its
initial meeting Tuesday afternoon.
The committee formulated it's pro-
cedure and organization for facilitat-
ing the operations Of the body. "The
major function of the Manpower Pri-
critics Committee is to provide advice
which will facilitate the War Man.
power Commission program for dis
tribution of manpower to minimize
war and essential supporting produc-
tion and services" Mr.. Baker stated
in outlining the functions of the COM
mittee. 'I shall look to this commit
tee to supply information with respect
to the status of production schedules,
to determine the reason for produc-
tion lags, to cooperate with the w.
M. C. to insure that manpower de-
mands are minimized.
"This committee will render tech
nical advice to the area director while
the Area Labor Management Commit
tee members are general advisers on
the entire manpower program, of
which the Priorities Committee is but
a part"
In explaining the manpower priority
De- lof,
of priority as means of assuring
preferential treatment in the referral
process by the U. S. Employment
Service to given employer. "In
other words" Mr.. Baker continued, ga
manpower priority is the relative ur-
gency designation of an order for
workers placed by an employer with
the u. S. E. S."
Procedures are being established in
the local office to expeditiously handle
the submission, review and processing
of Form No. SO, Request for Man
power Priority Rating. These forms
must be secured from the local Of
fee. Standards will be reviewed with
the company representative after
which the form will be processed and
certified by the procurement repre-
sentatives. The area director was of
the opinion that the local office would
be in a position to start operation on
the system the first of next week.
81 wish to emphasize at the out
set" Mr.. Baker said, "that priority
shall be granted only after receipt of
evidence that the company requesting
priority is doing everything reason
ably possible to solve it's own man.
power problems. There are definite
and clear-cut standards with which
the company must comply before con-
sideration will be given to it's re-
quest"
The committee, whose operation will
cover the entire administrative area
| Of Hamilton, Butler, Warren and
Clermont Counties in Ohio, and Boone,
Campbell and Kenton Counties in
Kentucky, consists of representatives
OF the following procurement and
government agencies: Army Air
Forces, Army Service Forces, Civil
Service Commission, Navy Depart
ment, Office of Defense Transporta-
ton, Selective Service System, Smaller
War Plants Corporation, U. S. Mari
time Commission, War Food Admin
istration, War Production Board, War
Manpower Commission.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-08-11
AUGUST 81 DEADLINE
FOR CANNING SUGAR

Canning sugar will not be issued
after August 81, John F. Mayer, chair
man of thu, Hamilton War Price and
Rationing Board, said Monday. Sugar
will be issued by the local board each
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
afternoon from until 8 o'clock in the
Offices of the Butler County Automo-
bile Club, $50 Market Street,.
Applicants must present the spare
stamp No. 81.
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The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17
99th Celebrates Its
Combat Anniversary
In Action

a Fighter Group which has been fly
ing ii close support of advancing I'm
es, motor transports. railyzrd and
gun emplacements, the squadron has
flown 3,27s sorties during is first
year OF service
The Squadron's outstanding sue
cess was achieved during the frs
days of tie Anzio Beachhead. when
il knocked down eight enemy planes
m a single day.
The Squadron scored IS victories
IN ten days over Anzio The goth
pilots have flown 2gs missions over
Italy, having CLOWN N support for
the British Eighth Army on the Adj
ratio \ before their new assign
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

mer1t with the Fifth Army
Captain Charles Baker Hall. vi
Brazil. Indiana, leading pilot Of the
squadron, has received the Disting-
uished Flying Cross. The goth has
lost only u pilots during IL first
year Five were killed m action,
four are missing and three are known
to b prisoners Of war.
Captain Erwin Baker Lawrence oi
1853 East Goth Street. Cleveland.
Ohio, IS m command of the Fighter
Squadron during the absence De Ma
ior George Spencer Roberts. Squad
ron Commander, now on leave IN tn
United States
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

Tuesday. June ID Jaeger wili BE-
starred III III original radio drama,
entitled, No Common Clay"
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

The Studio which produced the great
Mrs. MnIver continues tradition
making Of The White Cliffs Of Dover"
another great and important picture.
This is magnificent MGM entertain
ment-but Il j. also : contribution to
the hope Of the future in the partner
ship Of nations, especially those which
share a common language.
For it Is a story Of a way of life and
shows how that way Of life dcvetails
with the American Way.
The canvas is large-the story is simple
and personal. Centering around an
American girl-played by the charming
Irene Dunne-and the love she finds
among the stately homes Of Britain.
IN the person of Alan Marshal
Adventure, excitement. bravery action
and infinite tenderness are al woven
into The White Cliffs of Dover" .-.
IN the screen play by Claudine West,
Jan Lustig and George FroesChel-
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

The cast of supporting PLAYERS cun-
talns names that in themselves deserve
supporting casts Among them are
Roddy Mcdowell. Frank Morgan.
Van Johnson, {. Aubrey Smith, Dame
May Witty and Gladys Cooper.
= n
Primary credit should 20 to Clarence
Brown who gratihed a strong ambition
N planning and directing this produc-
ton He was admirably spurred on by
the able cooperation Of a man who haa
emerged as the screens greatest pro-
ducer, Sidney Franklin.
Together, they have showered loving
care on this new. mOmenrous MGM
enterprise
f If : y: s. d
moved Us, 50 Wa
will The A --
White Cliffs Of 81 4 II ~
Dover. A HW A l.
heart-warmIng AI~N -
reception Is its e.
sincere due Pauzs ac7ozs sA< ssu-Eam
@EE%EEEEN {
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17


In the Republican Convention IN 1928
At Kansas. Duniee sat as a delegate
In commenting on that convention
DunJee declared:
i shall never forget that menlor-
able and ~despicable scene when, II.
spite Of the truth and the facts, the
Republican Party sold the Negro
down the river Lillywhite-Ism drove
me out Of the Republican Party I
was wounded N the house Of nv
friends -"
Herbert Hoover was III the sad
die Il those years, the same Herbert
Hoover who dominates that Party
tqGay." he added Il left the Repub-
lican Party. The Negro people see
IN President Roosevelt a peoples
candidate OF National Unity, uniting
al the liberal and progressive fore
3 Of al political parties
WI want Roosevelt to continue a.
President because his social outlook
has meant more to the d~owntrodden.
and especially the American Negro"
All power TO the Negro Peoples As
semblv- The people are on the
march was Duniee's concluding
statement.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

Allied Forces Headquarters, Italy,
June IA CPPNSJ Exactly one year
after they flew their first mission
over an air base at FardIouua, North
Africa. pilots 81 the seth Fighter
Squadron, an all Negro Unit now op-
Grating from an Italian Base flew
their 500th combat mission, June 2,
1874 Now III detached service with
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17
SUBSCRIBE
TODAY

T us too YEARS OLD
New York (C}-Leadcrs Of the
fMCA quietly celebrated tn 100th
anniversary Of the organization june
9Th The " was founded By a 22
year old London clerk, Gtorge VII
Hams.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17
. Lydia E Pinkhan's
SANATlVE WASH
ACTUALLY HELPS ~MRMAW wA
PEEL or UGLY 0M ~
LAYER OF SURFACE EEFH GAO

Take the positive POSLAM way to skin
Improvement CONCENTRATED for
QUICK action Poslam helps reduce red
ness peel away rough. embarrassing
pImpte layer Not 4 cosmetic but q
ss-year old MEDICATION Apply be-
lore making Up OF leave On overnight
SIx active ingredients cling where
needed We call il the ointment with
CUr disappointment" SOC. druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17
BOWELS SLUGGISH?

. Feeling ike you lost your best friend
neaoachy-duu-au because Of sluggish bow
HsS Why put Up with constipation u1isery7
Chew modern FEEN-A-MINT. the pleasant
tasting chewinE-gum laxative Chew FEN
A-MINT tonight az bedtime, taking only IN
s-crpruance with package DIRECTIONS Next
uoruing-thorough. gentle relief, helping you
heel swell again Millions rely On FEEN-A-
NM Chew ike your favorIte gum Tastes
good Try FEEN-A-MINT-a whole family
Bgpply cosrz only IGcs
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17
DUNJEE SUPPORTS
FOURTH TERM

Roscoe Dunjee, distinguished Sou
thern Negro leader and publisher Of
the Black Dispatch II Oklahoma City
Oklahoma, viii be n Of the primo
ipal speakers at the unity rally Of
the Negro Peoples Assembly On
Sunday, June 25, at the Savoy Ball
room
Word was received today 4 the
headquarters of the Negro Peoples
Assembly at 1903 s. Parkway, ac-
cording to Mr. William P. Harrison,
Chairman 0f the Assembly.
Mr.. Duniee was once q Republican
and for IS years IN Oklahoma was
the undisputed head Of the Negro
wing Of the Republican organization.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

NXTITH YOUR responsibilities,
wv can you afford to let z Head
ache, Muscular Pains, Functional
Monthly Pains or Simple Neural
gia slow you down? Dr. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have been bring
ing relief from these common dis
comforts for nearly sixty years
DCountless American housewives
consider Anti-Pain Pills almost
as much Of q necessity IN the
medicine cabinet, as Is -four II the
kitchen cupboard They have Dr..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills IN the house,
many Of them carry these little
pain believers II purse or hand
bag. They are prepared for these
minor aches and pains that some
times occur IN almost every family
ARE TOU2 Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills are pleasant TO take
and do not upset the stomach
Get DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
at your drug store Regular
package Is tablets 25e, Economy
package Us tablets S1.00. Read
directions and use only as dIrec-
ted
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

Mrs Novelette, King, seated, left
Chicago last month for Sunny Cali
fornia, where she and her husband.
Eddie, viii manage young jerry Scott
on Meuo-G cadwyn-Mayer movie
lot President, Of the socially prom
inent Shangs Club, Mrs King WIS
given a rousing farewell party At
Cafe De Society BY the members prI-
or To her departure. Eddie King, one
Of Chicago's leading maestros and
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

Dem JAEGER GUEST STAR
OYER WOW NEXT TUESDAF
Dean Jajjer viii 81 Producer C P
MacGregurs guest star Cn Holly
Radio Theatre over WOW.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

STATE DEPT HOLDS UP
ETHIOPIAN AWARD 10
FAMOUS T
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-17

To- Angeles. Calf June Il opp
-NS)-Leigh Whipper, star W many
Hollywood productions, IS patiently
awaiting the elimination OF diplomat
ic I'd tape To receive his citation
from Emperor Halle Selassie for his
remarkable Characterization OF the
Ethiopian emperor III the film Ms
sion 10 Moscow The delay i cats
ed By difficulties IN law regarding
American citizens accepting awards
from foreign governments Among
the many pictures n which Nj
WhippIe has appeared since 1899 are
-Of Mice and Men" Virginia
Road to ZANZIBAR" and -Ox-Bow
Incident and The Mission to Mos
COW"
Evening star., 1944-11-19

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Evening star., 1944-11-19
NeM zzu get list
IN tie M0UM/

Watch with care when your child perms-
nent teeth begin to appear If teeth come
in crooked, crowded, far out OF line, your
child's health, looks and personality may be
impaired through lite. Be sure your child
is under dentists care At this critical age.
For example, in the chlds mouth lat
right, the dentists x-rsys found lost"
permanent tooth that would have caused
serious complications. Because il was dis.
covered in time, the dentist was able 10
bring the tooth down into proper position
with 4 minimum number of treatments.
The condition of your children's teeth is
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Careful daily brushing with Pepsodent Pow.
der TO keep his teeth clean and bright.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
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beiligen @rinoers 8eneoitt 5u erneu.
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bon Der 8iiieni6aft uno Der biel ge>
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5taats3ettung.
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gelungen, 0ie 9fube in 8ien bolIig
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2ebrer, na60em er berl6ieoene Btl-
&c uno 99tpdmme ongefiibrt): 8er
bon eu6 fam mir iebt nod etnise
Btl5arten nennen?
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ntgem 8eitnnen 0en Singer in 6ie
S0be.
2ebrer: &e6t 10, Seinri6, bei9G.
me ou sic an6eren! - Scum, peI6e
Bil5e gibt es nod?
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ganoem Ser5en oanfe id BEN eifrigen
Riiiionaren fir al(es, mas ite mir
uno meinem golte ertpieien baben."
Dieie ofrifaniiden Miiiionare 'ba-
ben ibr Brooin3ialbaus in Eenaflp,
sc. g., un6 entfolten ibre Sdtigteit in
ben Dio5eien Baltimore, Cos Mnge-
les, Netparf, 8ellebiue uno 5apans
nab-Itlanta.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
Gtuas bDnt 8mmmi

@tIDa 95 Hro3ent 0es bon Der @eIt
berbrau6ten @umnrts miro iebt bon
Sebeabaumen geponnen. 8et oent
groBen WeongeI an @ummi i1t bieier
Baum faIt unbe3ablbar geipor6en.
8iloer @ummi lit iebr teuer. gr ge-
beibt nur in betBem, trodenem @Iina,
nno Inn BEN foItbaren Mtl6laft ab-
5u5opfen, miiiien biele 9lrbeiter unter
oen i6tpierigiten 8erbdltniiien be-
i6aftigt peroen. Do9 unler 8e6arf
an @ummi lit afut un6 miro 6as, trob
ipntbetii6er @r5eugniiie, mobl aud
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01

slls bic &omer idIteBIi9 aartbago
eroberten, 5eritorten ite bic Stobt un6
beitreuten Die Groe nit Sal5. gs lit
ieitoem cine 8iiIte. Dte in Der 59la9t
geidlagenen Na5is iiberi9pemmen
Soaano in einem Der grauiamiten
Geriu6e Der Maiienbernidtung, tpel'
DIE oie @ei6idte fennt, nit Dem Sa1a
oes Weeres. Oie tpiifeni9aftltbe
ueberi6Demmung Souan6s bur9
5000 oeuti6e Biontertruppen erfolet
ni6t gu 3neden Der 8ertei6isung,
ion6ern aus &a9e', ertlart Die ,,geetp
g)orf Simes".