davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Slovenski vojaci v SSSR posie-
laj1 pozdravy ma Slovensko.

New York (CTK) - Casopis
ceskoslovenskeho vojska v An
gill "Nase Noviny" sdeluje v
elsie 1910, re Moskevsky roz-
HAS vysielal 10. januara po-
zdravy tychto slovenskych vo-
jakov 20 Sovietskeho svazu
domov ma Slovensko:
Joza Feru z Bojnfc, Miska
Pincaka z Hejtmanic, Jana sa-
farika z Turcianskeho Sv. Mar
tina, Michala Korytu z RADIO
mu, Juraja Fabiana z Majerov-
GOV, Ondreja Mfstneho z Tusi-
ma, Tomasa Slimaka 70 Sv. Ju-
ra, Andreja Polentu z Lipkov-
Gov, okres Humenne, Jana Dan
cfka z Niznej Tkane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Nesmirne ztraty nsmeckeho
katolickeho knGzstva.

Washington (OWD - Brit
SKY rozhlas V techto dnech We
sve relaci pro nemecke poslu-
chace vypocftaval, re ztraty
katolickeho nemeckeho knee
stva V teto valce az do 1. kvet-
ma 1913 byly nesmfrne velike.
Rozhlas = hlaseny Office of
War Information = uvedl, re
z 16,495 nemeckych katolic-
kych knezi odvedenych do ar
mady 1897 pablo ma fronte,
593 je pohfesovano a pribliz-
ne 100 bylo tax tezce zraneno,
re Jlz nikdy nebudou schopni
~zastavati sve kn9zske povin-
nosti.
Britsky rozhlas, ktery prohla
sill, re ma informace zalozene
ma spolehlivem scftanf, dale do
dal,z re diecesni knezf bylo 1919
odvedeno do armady, a t6chto
1877 bylo zabito, 1873 Sc pohre-
suJe a 257 bylo zraneno. z
techto % je vazne ~zraneno.
Ztraty mezi seminaristy jsou
vSak jeste vftsi. K 1. kv9tnu
1913 bylo We zbrani 1853 stu
dentG teologie. z Mich 622 pa
dlo, 159 je pohfesovano a ITO
zraneno, 2 cehoz, 20 vazne.
Tez pocet knezf i bratrf ka-
tolickych kongregacf a radH
povolanych do sluzby byl neo-
bycejn6 vysoky. K stejnemu
datu = l. kvetnu 1913 = bylo
itch We zbrani ba 2245, z Mich
l29 pablo, 78 Sc pohresuje a
242 bylo zraenon, 10 tezce.
Dale bylo odvedeno ma 4O16
bratrd = laikd a z tech pablo
1888, 1877 Sc pohTesuje a SIT by
10 zraneno, 27 tezce. :
Nedostatek knezf v Nemec-
ku je doplnovan nahlou kon-
fiskacl cetnych cfrkevnfch in
stitucf, obvykle pod zaminkou,
re je jich tTeba pro armadnf d
cely. TAX cd zacatku valky do
1. kvetna 1913 bylo timto zpGI-
sobem vyvlastneno 1869 budov
vlastnenych cfrkvf. Ac vsech-
ny byly v nejlepsfm stavu, je-
nom 173 bylo zmeneno ma vo-
jenske nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10

protoze prozfva zivot S vetsf
chuti. Vypravuje jen O radost-
nych vececch, veselych casech
a pflJemnych zkusenostech.
Takovym lidem stestf primo
hledl z tvari a oni sami zapo-
mlnajf ma vsechny vsednf sta
rosti a trampoty a kazdy Sc
domniva, re starostf ami nezna-
j, re zadnych nepratel nema-
j.. S lidmi vesele mysli, plny-
mi humoru, Sc kazdy rad poza-
stavi a jsou milovani. A to vse
Jen proto, re ukazujf lidu jen
tn summon stranku zivota. re
mali veselou mysl a re Sc do
vedou smati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office Of War Information
Washington, D. c..
Mssic Cerveneho Krize.

WAGON NJ V~AACAAO 1AAA&~s
President Roosevelt zvlastni
proklamac1 oznacil mes1c bre-
zen mesfcem Cerveneho KTize,
a obratil Sc ma vsechno obyva-
telstvo Sc zadostf ably pfispelo
ma letosni kampan jez byla ur-
cena We vysi 200 milion1 dolar6
Presidentova proklamace O.
znacuje "Cerveny Kffz" pomo-
cnou organizacf americkych
brannych sill a upozornuje. re
provad1 nepostradatelne sluz-
by nasim vojfn1m v celem sve-
te a jejich rodinam donna.
Mezi rGznou valecnou Gin
nostf jfz 81 president vsiml, JIG
organizace a sbfranf krve pre-
zranene, rekreacnf cinnost We
vojenskych nemocnicfch, pod.
pory rodinam prfslusnikG brar
ne moci, doprava bal1ckG vailed
nym zajatcGm, prfprava DIVA.
z1, ,provoz rekreacnfch stredi.
SEX a klub1 v zamorf. Ty vse.
chny akce zachranily zivoty
nasich vojfn1, ale tez obnovil
nad6ji a zaopatrily Jim poho.
dll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
ceske vyucovani ma americke
universite.

DR.. Frant. Munk, professor e.
konomiky ma University of Ca
lifornia v Bekerley pTednasf O
Ceskoslovensku v kursu, poTa-
danem americkou armadou pro
studenty-vojaky. Jak Sc dow
dame ma v tTfde vesmes stu
denty ceskoslovenskeho pdvo-
du a pfednasf jim proto O Was
ii jejich rodic1 cesky. Je to
snad poprve v historic teto uni
versity a dGkaz jakemu zajmu,
oysem z pf1cin souvisejfcfch S
valkou, vec ceskoslovenska sc
test.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Jezte vice zelf.

Grad pro valecnou vyzivu a
zasobovani doporucuje vetsi
pozfvanf zelf a Size prave nyn1,
ably Sc spotrebovala velka jeho
zimni 1roda. Protoze letosni
1roda zimnfho zelf je proti lon
sku vets1 O 70 procent, Grad
pro valecnou vyzivu sc obraci
ma hospodyne, restaurantu a
kluby by pfedkladaly jake ze-
leninu zelf.
Velka cast zimnf 1rody zel1,
odhadovane ma 483,600 tun
Dude zpracovana ma kysele re
il. Toho Dude vyrobeno asi
$4,000 tun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Eide dopadenf ma Gtsku.

New York (CTK) = Poole
zpravy v bratislavskem "Grenz
bote" z 5. dnora podplatilo de-
vet zidd z Presova nekolik ze-
leznicarG, kteff Jim slibili, Re
je tajne dopravf do Kosic v L.
krytu We vagonu s uhlfm. A.
vsak nekdo prozradil v9c ma
darske kosick6 policii, jez Eat
kla zidy j zeleznicare. Poole
"Gardisty" je mnoho osob "a
pleteno do teto "afery".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Cerny trh pfipravuje automo-
bilisty O .cenny benzin.

Cerny trh PrlpravuJe autorno-
bilisty o cenny BENIN.
Poole Chestera Bowlese, pred
mostly OPA, ash kazdy den uni
ka prostTednictvfm cerneho tr-
hu ma pGl tretfho milionu gallo
nj benzinu pravoplatnym au-
tomobilistGm.
Administrator Bowles pou-
kazal ma to, ze cerny trh pri-
splva nejen k sfren1 zlocinnosti
ale ~pripravuje poctive automo-
bilisty O BENIN.
Statisticky to znamena, Re
kazdy automobilista je pripra-
ven m6sicn6 O 45 mil jezdeni,
coz prakticky znamena o pl-
nou ctvrtinu hodnoty prldelu A
Ostranenf cerneho trhu s
benzinem vyzaduje spolupraci
majitelI aut. Vsechny
benzinove kupony mali byt po-
cfslem license, a auto
mali odm1tat kupovat
kupony pod rukou a nebo pa
delane kupony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Sovety varuji Madarsko.

Sovetske 1fednf vysflanf pro
zahranicf upozornilo madar-
skou vladu, re hra je velmi ne
bezpecnou hrou, "a kterou do
stane, co j patti az pride no
dina 1ctovanf. Moskevsky roz-
HAS %pfipomenul, re i techto
dnech byli zajati dals1 madar-
sti vojaci, coz dokazuje, re ma
darska vlada nemluvf pravdu,
kdyz tvrdi, re odvolala vojska
z ruske fronty. Madarske Cd
Oily Sc z1castnujf spolecne S
N6mci i vrazdeni civilnfho o.
byvatelstva v obsazenych rus
kych obcich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Ctyri francouzsti zradci odsou-
Zeni k smrti zastfelenfm.

z Alzfru Sc oznamuje, re tam
byli odsouzeni vojenskym SOU
dem k trestu smrti zastTelenfm
ctyfi byvali dozorci We vichys-
tickem koncentracnim taboTe v
HaJeratu. Odsouzeni Sc okam-
ute odvolali k vojenskemu Cd
volacimu soudu.
z ostatnfch sedmi obzalova-
.nych byli diva odsouzeni k do
zivotnimu, diva k desetiletemu
zalafi a jeden byl sprosteh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Je potreba dobrovolnych pra-
covniki ma farmach.

Poole zastupc1 Uradu pro
zasobovanf a vyzivu, a Uradu
pro pracovnf silly, letos Dude
potfeba velkeho poctu muzdd,
zen a detf k praci v potravinar-
skych zavodech a ma farmach
abychom mohli produkovati re
kordn1 mnozstvl potravin.
Je potTeba dobrovolnikn pro
sezonn1 i v%ypomocnou praci ma
farmach, konservarnach a il
INCH podnicich zpracovavaji-
cfch potraviny. Dobrovolnici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Chile uznalo novou Argentin.
skou vladu.

Vlada republiky Chile uzna-
la novou argentinskou vladu a
jejfho presidenta Farrella. Po-
vazuje novou vladu "a pokra-
covanf Ramizerovy vlady, KITE
"a proto nemusf zadat O zvla-
stni uznani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
Sadie odstransno bylo z pFFffdslu
SO milionI liber no bylo vsno-
vano ma vyrobu mydla.

vano ma vyrobu mydla.
Nynf mohou hospodynky ku-
povati sadlo, aniz by musely "a
ne davati pffdelove body.
Pridelovy Trad odstranil sa-
do z prfdelu pro zbytek mesf-
ce brezna, a jest mono, re z1-
stane We volnem trhu i pc cast
dubna.
Soucasne bylo z obrovskych
zasob, ktere pTedcily veskere
ocekavanf a dosahnou snad re-
kordnf vyroby til biliond liber
do konce roku, povoleno so mi
lion6 liber sadla ma vyrobu
mydla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-10
POZDRAVY ZE SJEZDU
S~LOVANSKYCH VOJAKU
v MOSKVE SPOJENECKYM
VODCUM.
Sized konal Sc %. a "a. unora.


~SO az &c zoe q ATe OAAOI d.
Presidentu Rooseveltovi:
Zastupci vojakn vsech slo-
vanskych narod1 posflajf YAM,
pane presidente a vasim pro-
stfednictv1m vsemu americke-
mu lidu bojovne pozdravy.
Prosfme, abyste nase pozdra-
Wy predal bojujfcim muffin a.
mericke armady, statecnym let
cum, kter1 zadavajf 1dery d.
lezitym strediskGm nepfatel-
skeho prGmyslu, a muzstvu a
d1stojnlkdm americkeho valec-
neho lodstva, bojujicfhi S "a
sistickymi piraty.
Pevne ver1me, re neni dale
kym radostny den, kdy income
rany, zasazovane Hitelrovu va
lecnemu stroll ma vychode, bu-
dou doplneny zdrcujicimi 1de-
ry c~hrabrych sill Spojenych Sta
tn a Velke Britanie ma zapade.
Necht zije vitezstvf Spoje-
nych narodG!
Pozdrav slavnym SLAM Spo-
jenych Statd!
Premieru Churchillovi:
Pane ministersky predsedo,
posflame yam a vasim prostfed
nictvim lidu Velke Britanie bo-
jove pozdravy.
Pros1me, abyste tlumocil ma.
Sc bojove pozdravy chrabrym
vojak1m a letcdm a namofnf-
kun, bojujlcim prot fasistic-
kym piratGm.
Jsme pevne pfesvedceni, re
slovanst1 vojaci 81 v nejblizsi
dobe podajf ruce s nasimi sta
tecnymi spojenci ma -evropskem
kontinente = S bratry vojaky
Velke Britanie a Spojenych
IStatG We spolecn6m boji prot
spolecnemu nepr1teli, hitlerov-
|skemu Nemecku. Tento spolec-
ny BOZ prot nemeckym 1tocnf-
kun jeSte vice sesili pTatelstvi
a alianci nasich narod1 v dobe
valky i v mfru.
At zije vitezstvl!
Pozdravy chrabrym bojovnl-
kun Velke Britanie!
Presidentu Benesovi:
Pane presidente!
Sized slovanskych vojakG
VAN posfla bratrske pozdravy
a vas1m prostTednictvfm vsem
narod1m Ceskoslovenska.
Poprve v historic byla vytvo-
fena velika alliance slovan-
skych narod1 v boji prot spo-
lecnemu neprfteli = hitlerov-
skemu Nemecku.
Vft6zna Ruda armada Sc sta
lie vic a vice blfzl k hranic1m
Ceskoslovenska. ChrabTf ces-
k%oslovenstf vojaci, kter1 poma-
hall Rude armade pri osvobo-
zenf starobyleho Kijev, jsou
nynf Sc svymi bojovnymi bra
try v Rude armade ma ceste k
Uzhorodu, Bratislave a Praze.
Hodina vftezstvi Sc blfzl -
hodina ceskoslovenske svobo-
dy. Pevne vef1me, re ceskoslo-
vensti ~vlastenci budou poma-
hat Rude armade osvobozeni
zadavanlm uder1 hitlerovskym
utiskovateldm, donna a usp1s1
tax svoje vysvobozenl cd ne
meckeho jha.
At zije bojovna alliance slo-
vanskych narodG!
At zije statecny ceskosloven-
sky lid!
Marsalu Titovi:
Slovansti vojaci, bojujfci ma
sovetsko-nemecke front6 prot
spolecnemu nepr1teli, hitlerov-
skemu Nemecku, posilaj1 vam
a vasfm prostrednictvfm hrdin-
ske Lidove armade osvobozenl
a narod1m Jugoslavie bojovne
p%ozdravy.
Slovanske narody mali vse-
chny dGvody byt hrdymi ma
chrabrou armada jugoslavske-
no lidu, tax statecne bojujlc1-
no proti nemeckym zotrocova-
telGm. Vojska jugoslavske Ii
dove armady pod vaslm velitel-
stvfm obnovila slavne tradice
|SrbG, Chorvat1 a Slovincd a
zfskala pro celia staletl slavu
jugoslavske vlasti a jejlm svo-
bodu miluj1cfm narodum.
Vojaci a bratr1, vysoce oce-
nuioma nT1sn6vak vaS1 arm9dV
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02
Cooperative CENTENNIAL

4 GATHERING Of representatives from many
lands celebrating the century of development
begun by the Weavers in the mill town Of Roch-
dale England, was recently held in Washington,
ID. C.
In 1874 tWenty-eght workers started CO.
operative store, after discussing the principles on
which to establish the ROchdale Society OF EQult-
able Pioneers Their earnings were small and
they wanted to get the most they could with them.
The cooperative distributed profits to buyers.
The cooperative movement spread through
Great Britain and other European countries 1t
has met the need of industrial and farm groups
alike In Sweden the movement has become a
powerful servant Of the people with cooperative
housing and industries as well as retail stores
In Denmark Yu9oslavia and other countries 1t
was a way Of life before this war. In Germany
cooperatiVes paIalleed the trade union movement.
In Russia cOoperativeS had part in the reVOIu-
tiOnary movements In India and China the CO.
operatives took root, and now II per cent Of the
Chinese people are associated with cooperatlVeS.
Here in the United States farm cooperatlVes
are a fiourishing Development
The centennial meeting in Washington gave
consideration to the responsibility OF cOoperatlVeS
in the postwar period.
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration plans to utilize cOoperatiVeS in It's
rehabilitation work. The cooperatives Of all coun-
tries will aid in the revival Of former c0operatlVeS
destroyed by the war.
At the centennial celebration representatives
of many nations laid the groundwork for further
expansion of this movement that seeks to serve
without profit and fosters the spirit Of coopera-
tiOn
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02
Go Union OFFICIAL URGES
LABOR SECURITY FUND

Detroit ULNS). Trging setting Up
of postwar labor security funds by
corporations. the tIO United Auto
mobile Workers charged that "bilIOnS
of dollars have been added To the
capital assets of these corporations AZ
the cost of The taxpayers"
The security fund was asked by
Walter +. Rcuther, Vtce-prCSidenr Of
the union, in Il brief fled with the War
Labor Board. The brief also charged
that industry was campaigning To ac-
QurC G0VCrnment-huilt machine tools
for 10 to II per cent of what the Coy
crnmont paid for them.
Asserting that wartime financial
gains were reflected lin high profits
and Inflated executive salaries,
Rcuthcr added:
"In addition 10 the billions of dol
lars being invested in new equipment
and plant expansion ON the part of
these great corporations. the Govern
ment itself is constructing tremendous
new plants and eQuippinG such plants
with billions Of dollars in capital
equipment. all of which, based ON past
experiences will be acquired by the
corporations for little more than Il
song i'm the postwar period
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02

DEFORE Pearl Harbor, Bruce Vardon was an
~ instructor in English at the University of
Wisconsin. Now he is wearing Uncle Sans uni
form in Italy. Occasionally he gets bit of news
from home. Recently he heard of President RoSse-
yet's proposal to draft labor for private profit.
He sat down and wrote letter to the Capital
Times" Of Madison, Wis, saying, among other
things:
God knows we are eager to put the faiTest
construction possible on the policies OF our gov
but this proposal, coming at this time,
seems to wear only the dark and sinister colors
Of totalitaranism.
"The continuing attempts Of the government
to lay still more and more restraints on the
liberties of its citizens-all under the bright and
bold flourish Of patrotism-can inspire thinking
men only with grave doubts and serious worries
about the democracy for which we are fighting.
"The young men of the country are daily Civ
ing up their lives in defense of the principle Of
freedom and collective liberty. Are you
going to sit by dumb and unprotestng while the
fruits Of victory are steathily taken away before
your unseeing eyes?
and question the need for this act and if it is un-
necessary and dangerous in your sight, as it is in
mine, condemn it."
Clearly, our soldiers are not as dumb as some
of our politicians imagine. They know it is one
thing to be drafted to carry a gun and defend your
country and quite another to be drafted to in
crease the profits of some employer who may at
the very moment be "gypping' his government
through high prices and inferior quality OF
products.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02
ABUSE 'EM TODAY, PRAISE EN- TOMORROW

| INCOIN'S birthday always comes on Feb. L,
perhaps because he was born on that day.
And, as q radio so-caled comedian says, it always
falls on holiday
This year, our daily newspapers apparently
gangcd up together and declared that Lincoln was
a great guy, as if most of us didn't already know
it. The papers eXtollcd Abes virtues to the nth
Degree especially the fact that he didn't run for
a fourth term.
Seems they want us to know what great guy
Abe was and t'Dlt amt.
However, anyone can 90 to the Congressional
Library and see copies Of our daily papers and
read about the presidential campaign Of 1864. And
what the daily papers of 1861 said about Abe,
somehow doesn't agree with what our daily
papers say about him now.
In the 1864 editions he was Just about kinds
OF skunk, and what the daily papers are saying
about l'DR isn't circumstance to what they said
about Abe then.
All Of which adds up we suppose, to the idea
that what our daily papers say about political
candidates don't mean n0thin' to nobody
They spank em today and kiss 'em tomorrow.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02
SPEED 0,BLES NEW TIRE WEAR

New York City.-Iu G5-miIc an-hour
test runs on Florida highways one
make of synthetic rubber tires wore
out at twice the rate of wear during
the previous 45-milc-an-hour runs made
on Midwest highways, says Highway
IIighIi@hts. More rapid loss of tread
caused 10y increased speed is similar
To natural rubber tire test records and
compares favorably with records for
prC-WHr passenger car tires.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02

President James NJ Duffy P o. Box g. East Nysrpoo Ohio
PeenE L. Wheatey Room 2l5 Broad Street National
Building, Trenton, S, New Jersey
PresdenFranb Hull Gill Pacific Blvd Huntington
800
Third Mills East Liverpool
Ohio
Ohio Avenue, Trenton
Fifth Prsiden-Geoge Newbon
New Jersey.
Turner W. Fourth East Liver
pool, Ohio.
17 East Virginia Avenue
Sebring Ohio
Chadwick. Grant Street Newell West
Virginia
D. MCCiiVray T. o. Box q, East
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-02

GENERAL WARE STANDING COMMITTEE
Man facurc M j.. II. W. A. II, J.
Operatives, LOUIS PIESLOCK, +. HAYNES
EASTERN CHINA WARE STANDING COMMITTEE, ,,ooe
Operative L. WIIEATLEY. JOHN T. BAIDAUF, Jr, VIM OWEN
CHINA WARE STANDING COMMITTEE ~
Mann Taurc E X. kOOS, H. M. WALKER, W. A. BEL n
Opeayes BERT CLARK, II. II. HAISLOP, CHARLES JORDAN
DECORATING STANDING COMMITTEE - -,
Manufacturers ROBERT DETX, MARGARET PARKER, RAY
BROOKES, w. A.. Tf@TT
Operatives JAMES SLAVEN, HUGO MILLER ROLAND HORTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
Cars to Brewery

Brewing Corporation Of
America has an interesting
background The firm origin
ally was in the automobile
business starting in 1915 as the
Peerless Motor Co. and in 1893
switched 10 brewing beer. As
n matter Of fact the former
automobile plant was converted
for the purpose. At that time,
trade names, etc. were pur-
chased from Brewing Corp. of
Canada, Ltd, and in later years
the firm obtained exclusive sales
rights in the United States for
the Canadian product under the
name Carvings"
The company has been quite
successful. For the first six
months OF the current fiscal
year TO March 81 last. IL
showed 1922 a common share
sole capital" compared with
S152 for the same period Of
the previous year Financial
people estimate that Brewing
Corp. may show record figures
for the year ended Sept. 80
next. which would compare
with S5.56 for the fiscal year
ended Sept. 30. 1913 and
SiS5 for the 1912 fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
New Steel
Shortage

WASHINGTON, June 5-Iron
and steel industry advisory COM
mittee members have advised
WPB that neither labor nor equip
ment can stand much longer the
gruelling pace brought about by
the unexpected demands for steel.
Officials reported that the steel
supply situation, earlier this year,
considered in a relatively COM
Portable position. now has become
extremely difficult, because of
both military requirements and
manpower.
Increased military requirements
were attributed to the greatly ex-
banded high-caliber shell profram
stepped-up troopship construction.
and the great quantity of tin plate
needed to pack the 1914 farm
crop.
Serious concern over the future
prospects was expressed
by industry representatives.
Production now running 5 per
cent below the first quarter rate,
will fall short of the war needs
unless labor shortages are rem
edied. the committee warned WPB.
Charles f. Wilson, WPB vice
chairman, told the steel makers
that everything possible will be
done 10 replenish their manpower.
Efoh Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
More Knit
Goods

WASHINGTON, June 3 A
third knit goods program, designed
to increase the production Of es-
sential civilian apparel. was an
nounced by WPB. The new pro-
gram calls for the output of more
than 99,275,0 900 garments.
Infants and childrcn'S hosiery,
mems work socks, boys knitted
shorts. children'S heavyweight
union suits, infants pants. Sleepers
and gowns, boys and girls sweat
erS and knit suits, and infants
and childrcn'S mittenS, helmets.
caps. and headware are included,
ii was said
All garments Will he manufac-
tured during the third and fourth
quarters, and the program will
require approximately 2003l ,0C0
pounds of cotton and worSted
knitting yarns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
Auto
Graphs
Paper on Hydraulic
Transmissions Read
BY sILER FREEMAN

The Society of Automotive
Engineers opened its war ma
terrell meeting today at the
Book-Cadillac and started right
of showing how it's war activi-
ties can be used postwar to
improve vehicles. The first
paper of the day took up the
application Of hydraulic trans
missions. used by the army now,
to commercial cars.
Albert II. Deimel of the
Spicer Corp. Toledo, described
how the 1929 invention of the
German Fottinger for marine
applications had been adapted
by the Swedish Lysolm TO Serv-
ice on motor buses. The British
Leyland Co. then further de-
veloped II and subsequently
Spicer improved the hydraulic
toruue converterS for buses,
military vehicles and now
trucks.
Deimcl indicated that post
war engineering progress will
make hydraulic couplings ana
transmissions additionally avail
able, and will provide for motor
vehicles fully controlled. auto
matte. hydraulic drive systems
which elm mate friction
clutches. afford new extremes
Of smooth operation and long
service.
Deimel revealed that three
buses equipped with the new
drive system already have given
more than 100000 miles OF Serv-
ice i'm CITY operation,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
Nash KeIV.
Appoints ;

In a move toward the postwar
expansion Of home office opera
uors md executive responsible
ucs. Charles T. Lawson, Nash
KehIustor vice president in
charge Of the kelvinator apph-
ance division. has announced the
appointment az three assistant
general sales managers,
T.. 4. Farrell has been named
assistant sales manager IN charge
of operations including Supervi-
sion Of Eastern. Western and Pa
cinc Coast regional managers, as
well as business operations in
the home office. With Kelvina-
Tor since 1893. Farrell, for the
past "a years. has served as
manager OF the Government Con-