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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Women i'm Saloons
No Valid Excuse; They're
Either Fools or Morons
Following is the fourth and final article in Gertrude
AthertOn's series on Wonen in saloons
BY GERTRUDE ATHERTON

What the fundamental for this sudden debasement
tens of thousands of heretofore respectable
have descended to the level of the
who sit at bars all day all night swng whisky
staggering back to their neglected homes falling down the
and spending the night in Jail? Women who flung
of saloons brawng and kicking making the night hdeous
with their yels?
Lonely? Millions Of other lonely that their
husbands lovers and in danger but they
their time with their daily tasks domestic pubic.
they obliged to support their families they hasten
home after the days work and look after the children
the reunion.
If comfortably off they give what time they spare to
the Red Cross and to clubs devoted the service
respond with homesck camp the front take in
movie read the book
They take intelligent interest in the and in
various other expand their of reducing their
skull content to mush infested with maggots.
They also keep their compilations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

sensation of superiority in the
righteous, which would be bad for
morale.
However-the problem at pres
ent is what TO do with-and for
the children. With these moronic
degraded mothers removed. their
unfortunate offspring would have
a fair chance TO escape not only
their certainty of malnutrition
and uncared for bodies generally,
possibly beatings. but the de-
moralizing and lasting effects of
an unhappy childhood.
II is every child's right 10 be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Sight Disguised Sinclair Lewis

foreign correspondent described the
Sinclair Lewis in the streets of Glasgow Saturday
night Women of the working class, Keeling yelling fighting
lying about the streets Jumps of odden flesh droong
vomiting. comaose. Lewis with
he flung his about wildly, screamed and cursed.
don't wonder! AS have said before quite without
bias dsikng spirits owing to youthful complex and
interested in other peoples morals and habits but this widespread
degradation Of American women fills with horror.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

happy and carefree. Life is a
troubled sojourn at best, and TO
start out on that long pilgrimage
with a warped mind and bitter
sense of inferiority, fear, horror,
disgust. with no happy. light
hearted mc mories, is a barren soil
for the ripening of strong and
confident maturity.
There is only one way TO save
this new generation-give it an
equipment to fight for its share
of human happiness and success,
TO meet life and conquer it.
Large. comfortable homes. col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

are safe and will multiply in the
land-and perhaps IL is as well
for. no fools, none of that SNUG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
SOME EXCUSE FOR THEM

Those women cf Glasgow were
OF the lowest class. without edu-
cation. ard know little Of any OF
the decencics OF life: their one
escape from monotony was the
Saturday night debauch.
But our women have no such
excuse. Before the war liquor
meant nothing 10 them. They
lived decent, temperate lives, at
tended 10 tho wants Of their huS-
band and children. If not intelli-
gently at least as a matter Of in,
herited routine, eoSsiped with
their nelghbors and attended the
nearest moving picture thcater by
wav Of diversion.
Today they are human tanks
with no intention--or prospect
OF ever being anything else as long
as their hearts and livers survive
the strain.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
HippeHremte Ckeater
vSbe Smpatient GEARS" beainnt
9onnerstae, ben 26. Cftuber.

Ser neue Slim rSbe Smpatierl
Ocars" nit Sean grtbur. See 8otu.
man l,uo Charles Goburn in Eitel,
rouen i'm 9ippobrome 2beater be,
ginnt iebt einen neuen Sbritt fir
romantiidcs Sfauipiel. gr ers1blt
BON elmer acqualtcn 8raut uno eiuem
uneebuloigen 8rdiltigams 9eiterfeit,
Ser iih pieoer perlicbt Is Monatc
nnd) oeren Seirat. Sier if,eint cin
@ilo 81 Iein nit ipenigltens elmer Mnt.
mort fir Miqipnen pun Splbateu alno
Maohen. @as paiiieren miro ,penn
q. s. Soc beim fonlmt? IS lit Elm
iebr lultig -auiriibreriIf- f-lebbaftes8ilo
in beitem Slang. Gs ii: sic Cci@:tte
eines Solbaten, Ser bel leiner &iif=
tcbr ausfinoet OaB leine 1rau i'm
nidt mebr fennt oOer perltebt. Sic
sebt gum SheiOunsseerid,t. nahbem
iie nur eire Naht lmter benlielben
Daf 9elebt baben. IS lit Elm lllltiges
Bilb, oas Sic unbeoinat ieben ioaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
0astattf,G Grplelictt iit
Gleuela,,> cine erebe
.~ katoitrcpte
Sdluk BON Se1fe I

>SWlliB 0on Sette ].
lit 8ott pi CANT auh peridpn ge,
blieben.
Cine Gamnlliion, beltebel,o aus II
MGpnern, errannt bonn 0iireerme!,
iter Tranf 5. 2al,id,.. oeiien Mnpcr,
spano.e uno 2anbslcute auh 2ebell
unb Sermogensperlrite er!itten baben
nadt cine griinblid)e llnteriuhunB
Ser GataItropba. Iie llnteriuda,ng
lit ihon in poaem Sang. Der Yr1ii,
oent ser Gait Ohio Gus Co., ).
sSrend) 9fo6inion, uuo bier anoere
gertretcr Ser 3ompanie, erihienen 5,l
oem Gerbor. Gin 3euge, Huilcl g.
2aft, SuperinteuSen ser 8iibpp &
8abcod &c., Ole ibre ssabrif eegeu,
iiber Sen Storasctanfs all 1904 gait
55. Ctr, bat, beIdyrieh sic slpei Gr-
ploiioncn, Sic Sic Mafbaridaft in Ell,
5lammenmecr pcriesten. CT bat qlld)
idcu a:;sIaeen gemadt.
2ie otpei nod iibrig gebliebenen
@astanfs init iliiBigem 8renngas
iino entleert .poroen, nm ipeitere Gr-
ploiionen 3u perbiiten.
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Nibtcr &otuctp iuar Is Sabre lang
Mltni5iralribter BON Gleuelano. Gre
Mal tpuroe er in bieies slmt ee,pdblt
iebesmal NIT eroBer Maiorit6t. Gr III
Elm Tre,no oes 0olfes tpeil er 'ieIblt
aus oem &olfe lit. Gr lit lebr ipm.
patbiitb uno bat 0erlt1nouis fir sic
bon ,mS, sic neue slmerifaner linS,
.rcil CT audi elmer lit, oenn er lit Sc,
Sobn eines Ginlpanberers.
Gie Glcpclaro Mnipalttammer bal
i'm iiir oicics amt inSoiiert uno 81,
Giti5en 9eaaue, cine Organization,
sic aae Ganoioaten ,ntcrN1d)t, bepor=
sugtc i'm !ibcr alle anocren &auoiba.
ten. sic iib INN oies gmt heiperben.
9ie Glepelano Ireb uno Neus eriu.
d,en ibre 2eicr i'm 81 erlpdblen.
0ir @iirger oeutIdrr Mbitamm,lg
iollten itrl5 iein auf eineu Mann ser
10 grcbe llnteritiisung crbdlt unO
lcllten Bel ser @abl in 9etrad)t 5ic,
ben allies 81, tun, Inn Ieire @abl 5,i
iifern. Saaen tie alien Die iie fennen,
oaB Sulius so. &opailp ibr alter
JreunS lit. Gr lit aui oer1 llnpartei-
iihcn @abl5ettel uno peroient ibre
llnteritiitling. Stimmea iie fiir &iG.
ter Sulius 90. 3obafp bel ser @abl
am 7. 9topenber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
febrenoes @eiprG9stbema biloet.

reDren0e6 0elpr00stDentd bllOe1.
Erctoem lit man boffnunesfroh,
mas oie 3ufunft @riedealanos al,,
sebt. Die gauern ipreden bon lanb.
tpirtidaftliden aooperatipen ,lnS
lanoApirtibaffliden Sdylilen. "@ir
miiiien eeniiseno Sdulen baben, tpc
iih i,niere 2inber oie moocrnen Ianb.
pirtidaitlidcn Metbooen aneigncn
f0nner," ioete mir elm olter Bauer
v1iinfi5 SGbre lang badte id), baG
Olinenbiilrme nur ole s,pei Sabre
6riidte tragcn t6nnen," f,ibr er fort
rSett babe id) erfabren oab iie bel
entIprehenSer Hflese ieoes Sabr as
geerntet perocu f0nnen."
Die Slider ipreben BON &,rier
ncrfa5rifcn a.,f genoiieniGaitlid1er
@rtnS(aee, alte 2elte bon Gem Yro.
sramm fir olfcntlibe Mr5eiten: tcn
ser Ganaliiierung Scr Sti0te, uaS
neutrality-suspicious. auf otn Nanoe,
bon ser Grbau,,ng bon 0aiier<, Glef.
tri3itiits- unS Basrerfen. 0as ~.
ipriihstbema ser iiingeren 2euta Iinl
sic Shulen. Ni6liotbefen uno Sti.
penbien fiir Observation-Disclosures, oie
es fiinitis ae6en ion. .
Die Miitter reoen bon frei 5ugivn,
liben &ranfenbduiern, Seimfiiriorgt
l,no &ranfenpflege un0 ltaatlid'er
Mlnifen. Gin altes 8robmiitterGe,
beItanS oaraui: rGs m,,i, enolid
arDers trerocn. Sn.nTr ibon srr
Belt, als iG ciu gaus tIcines Waodcr
mar. mubte lid ieOer in unierer ':;c
meinSe, Scr errltlidb erfrautte, auf Sci
Wea nad stben MAIDEN, no es aran
fenbGu'er a,no Mer5te 9aD, ooer CT
mubte it'd, alfs Sterben eefaBt no
hen."
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oie Sic gruppen nit WaHer beriorete,
Damn aber eelane es Ser Sapanern,
ibnen bieie su entreiBen uno Sic Sol.
oaten tparen al,f Meeer,paNer uno
Sumpftpaiier augetpieien. 8om er1ten
Gage :brer 8elagerlng an iiberid)it-
teten sic Marauoers init cinem NOR.
oeriIten Morier- uno Mrtilleriefeuer.
Ilue5cuge periuhten Sen @elaeerten
Meoi5in, stabrung 1,no @aier sl,.
tommen 81 laiicn, ieooh fiel Elm gro
Ber Teil oieier 8orr1te in feinolid,e
SGnoe. Sn Sen @ebiiihen, in GrSbob=
len, 'auf Sen gGumen, iaben sic iapa-
ni1hen SharfI6iiben uno rihteten ai,,
beItdnoiaes sseuer auf sic ibnen an
Ser 3abl ,peit .1ntcrleaereu amerita-
uilhen SoIooter.
&ier Gage isiter, om 8. Ipri(, ent.
ihloB bas 3. Battalion iib 81 einem
8egenaneriii, Inn Die beorGngter
&ameroocn Ses 2. @ataiGpns su emit
ieten uno iitb NIT ibnen gu pereini-
een. Sernngcbolte Sliegerltafieln, Sic
oas Tidurgelgebiet nrit ibren Mu-
Ihinenaeipcbren nnS tleiren &anonen
unter sse,tcr nabmen, ioapie 8omben
ouf bic ssapaner obrparieu, balfen bei
Sem Mngrifi.
Ser sseino lsiltete perspciiclten
@iberitanb urS umfdmpfte ieSe ssub-
breite, bon ser er perordngt tpurbc.
gs oauerte iehs ,peitere Gage INN oie
3H Weilcu, Sic beioe gotaillpnc bon
chamber trennten, suriidleeen 81 fon-
men. Mm Siterlpnntae, Sen 8. Mpril,
selane es oie beor6ngten &amcraben
ouf Dem Hbpum Ga 1iigel 5u crrei-
den uno es sab piele Der lo,,it barten
&impfer, sic bel Dem Mnhlid ser it,
men our Silie sefcmmeneu 3amera-
Sen IN SrGuar ausbradpn.
Tas 2. Battalion ipar aerettet uuO
gcmeiniam mar es oann Elm Ieibtes,
Oas Gorbabcn ser Ssupaner, nad)
Shaou,up pcrs,,itcben, su bereiteln.
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ret nul, I'M Den Enlten etnes Golln'
tp Gommiiiioner. Gr fann barauf
tin,peiien, oob Maple Seigbts gro.
BE Shulben uno 9iidItGnoe on @e-
hGltern bate, als CT iein bortiges
Mmt ontrot. 0anf ieirer nellen &c.
idGits- uno neutrality-suspicious.
tuliroen rnniibe Stelll.ngen abge-
idaiit l,no innerbalb zines Sabres
iult ale Sd)uIoen uno ancere Miif=
ltanSe begliGen.
Yefaref ior9te al,beroent fiir cine
Gerteiierung rcS 1ransortipltems
uno or'Serer Dfientlid)er Mcmter. 10
Sabre tpion,etc or lih oieier eriolg.
rcihen 5Gtigfeit. Sollte ct gum
Gommiiior crspdblt meroen, 10 rer.
ipriht CT bieielb, cute, pirtiame
SItiufeit in oem ne!len NDlten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
Guyateea County wehl'
iatrtSaailaee
Stenerauflaae iollte bon MGblern
amtaebeiRen tper6en

Gountp Woblfabrtscienite iinS Sic
finan5ieae @eranttuortl,na oes Goua-
tp ourd Staatseeiete unb es beitebt
feline anoere WaBregel als oieie Gicu.
ite burd cine Steueralfiasciuabl 81
iihern. Die Gouutp &pmmiilGre uil-
ter6reiten i'm Gintlang bes @eIetcs
eire a. Wia Gpuntp 8oblfabrts.
Iteuerbebebung sen @Gblerr bel ser
&anrhpabl ant Z. Nooember.
|. 2ieie Woblfabrtslteuerhebebun be-
oeutet niht cine neue Ste,ler ionoern
lit bic 8clbebaltl,ns Ser sesen.udrti-
! gen Steuer 81 erniebrigtar State. Tis
Ginnabn,en bur6 oieie Steuer iperoeu
beniist our Jinansieruna bes Gountr
8obliabrtsbienltcs mie BON Staats,
lgeieten poraeihrieben ,lno bepou'
mGdiigt.
Oiejenigen, bie Sen 0orteil bieie,
Woblfabrts- Steuererbsblng 9enieBe;
limo &ilfloie umo MrbeitsunfGbisc
&eimatloie, abbdngige unb berfriip
petite ainoer; blinSe Heriouen, beoiiri
tiee &ranfe unb Sdppinoiudtleioen
Be, Srriinnige unS idrrndNinnige 2eu
te, ihtperfranfe Yatienten unb ebc
malige Solbaten, sic unfGbig sl,I
: Arbeit iino. 2ieie @oblfabrtsiteuer
erbe6unesporlage lit sic nieoriaIt
felt 1882.
! Sic Gol,ntp &egterung. .fann mid
ridtig geiiibrt lperoen uno Der orient
lide 9ienlt miro nidt gu baben lei;
in 1916, auber oie @dbler beiBen 81
ia Miu Noblfabrts4Steue
gut. @emeinihaftsielbit bil
name 8eriidiihtig,,ns uno prattiid
oolfiide @erant1portung ioaten 81
! Bdbler bonn Gupaboea County per
! anlaiien iider 81 MAIDEN, Dab 81
I gemobnlia)e Minoeltanfor6erung fiji
gountpreeierung 5uiriebcnltelenb il
1916 finan5iert miro. Stimmt fl
! oie Steucrrorlaee.
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Raushaltsminfe
1ledenpe pertilenme

&anoelt es iih INN aaffeeflede.
Damn miro Die &ausfrau 5ur 8lp5e.
rinflaide greifen. 4afaoflede beiei,
tipt iie nit itarfem salsraiier uno
Bel Observation-Disclosures 3iebt Sic Sous.
frau tpieoer @lp5erin 5ur Silielei-
iting beran. Onraui tann man nit
gauieife nad)maihen. anffee-, aufao-
un6 ShotcIn6enflede fonnen a6er
ouh NIT beitem grfolg nit itarf per-
oiinntem Snlmiafeeiit bebanoelt tper.
ben, ipobei man ods betreffenoe Stiid
gtoff iber Ddmpf balten ntub.
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2lritteererl,aite bis 3m,tt
8. Oetcber 3S4,S05

Waibington. Die MrmeeberIiite an
alien Gricasfronten belieien Iih bis
gum 6. Sftober auf insaeiamt 384,.
S95. Sc lit oies cine 3unabme unl
33,6O2 ieit Ser letten Meloung an
5. September. Die @eiamt3iiier ipirt
nit 1862 Toten, 2OS,392 Ser
tuunbeten, 48,4Q4 8ermibten I'm;
52.537 8eiangenen gebilSct.
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Japaniitte Slette bet
pkilippineit oeistlaee,t
gGlub uon Seite /

SWIUB UUW StUV ]
Galp iebutb lelitetc er @ioarltanS .,no
unternabm @egeuangriifc, INN eine.t
6lugplab al retten.
Seit 8eginn ser Ebilippincn-Su-
palion Iir,o innerbalb elmer Wo6e bret
Snieln, 0irogut, Su!,,an unb 81.
mcrbon, uuS If Srte eingencmmcn
iuoroen. Tie orei ssnieln an Ser Gin.
fabrt bes 2epte- -8olfs ,purbcn Dor sen
2anonngen al,f 2epte beIest.
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111unt3tpalrthter
1,alinS N .kcpa<tY
&anbibat fir Common Tleas
8erid)t

Mitter Gppad)p lit &anOiOot fir
oas Common Hleas 8ariht in oieier
@abl 1as slmt, oas er iud,t. lit iebi
patant unS miro olrrh cine @abl Ser
@iiraer oes Gupaboga County be eIett
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3cbit J. fefaree
Sir Gonntp Gommiiiiuner

sluf Brur5 ieiner gi,ten 2eiltltn,
gen in ser 0erlpaltung bon Mople
Seiohts befpirbt iif, ssohn * 8efas
Evening star., 1944-06-11
hod Carriers Union
Ballots Under Eyes
OF Court Committee

Ballots still were being counted
early today in the annual election OF
officers, conducted under District
Court supervision, of Local "a of the
Hod Carriers and Common Labor
ers' Union, AFL.
Voting was expected to be close
In the bitterly fought contest, in
which rank-and-file members, rally
ing under the leadership of COM
mittee headed by Frank williams,
sought to oust incumbent officers.
Voting was under the supervision
of a committee which had for Its
chairman, John Lewis Smith, local
attorney appointed by Justice James
M. Proctor; Robert E. Lynch, rep
resenting Local "a: Vincent F. Nor
reale, representing the international
union, and Samuel Levine and Hy-
man Glickstein, acting for the rank
and-file.
Polls were open from am. to
10 pm. and election officials last
night said approximately 480 mem
bers had voted. There was some
indication that this was heavier
than expected, for Mr.. Smith said
he was informed about 7:3O last
ni<et that only a few more men
would vote" but that at least 200
more ballots were cast between then
and closing time.
The affair was free of disorder.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
Union Convention UphoIds
Punishment Of Musicians
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated SresS.
CHICAGO, June 10.-The nation
al convention of the American Fed
Grafton of Musicians today upheld
the action of the AIM Executive
Board and a Cincinnati local by re-
fusing to revoke fines and suspen-
sions of two Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra violiniSts.
/ Attorneys for Reuben Lawson,
fined $3.50 and suspended for three
months, ard William Morgan Knox.
fined $4,000 and suspended for six
months, said the union charged
them with conspiring to have 10
musicians discharged from the or
chestra SO that other members could
get a salary increase. The local
union imposed the fines, which were
appealed unsuccessfully earlier this
week before the executive board.
Hobart Schoch, a third violinist,
penalized $3.50, was unable to ap-
peal to the convention, which ham
dies only cases involving fines Of
$500 or more.
Eugene Goossens. conductor Of the
Cincinnati Symphony, who was
fined 81, $50 and suspended for three
months, did not appeal to the con-
vention,
Evening star., 1944-06-11
By the Associated Press.


Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's
pledged and publicly claimed
delegate strength for the Re-
publican presidential nomination
wound up yesterday at 391, or
1873 short of the required ma
jority, as nevada named a six
vote delegation, unpledged but
favorable to Gov. Dewey, to COM
plete the party's national con-
vention delegate roster of LOST.
Next in a field of eight avowed,
publicly receptive or silent" posi-
bilities is Gov. John w. Bricker with
SIS, while 4s4 delegates are unin-
structed and unclaimed by sup
porters of either.
Both the Dewey and Bricker
camps expect generous aid from the
free and unclaimed delegates con-
stituting nearly half the conven-
ton total. These delegates are
spread over 80 States and Hawaii.
Dewey Men See One Ballot.
Dewey lieutenants say he will get
from this block more than enough
votes to give him first-ballot nomi-
nation. Gov. Bricker asserted there
will be no decision on the initial
roll call of States and his managers
estimate he will enter the conven-
ton with between $50 and 800 votes.
They also assert the Ohioan will
have greater secondary strength
than anybody else.
Gov. Bricker, in New York, said,
without mentioning Gov. Dewey by
name, that mo one has a majority
at this time"
His campaign will continue, Mr..
Bricker declared, until the ballots
are counted"
Broughton in Democratic Race.
Meanwhile, Gov. j. Melville
Broughton of North Carolina, an
nounced his candidacy for the DEM
ocratic vice presidential nomina-
ton, and predicted the reelection
of President Roosevelt. He ex-
pressed belief that the issue in the
forthcoming campaign will center
chiefly on the conduct of the war
and the peace negotiations.
Gov. Deweys delegate support,
Evening star., 1944-06-11
Streeiear Operator
Held in Traffic Death

A coroner's jury yesterday ordered
Avery H. Stephenson, Is, of 945
Longfellow street NV, a Capital
Transit Co. streetcar operator, held
for Municipal Court action under
the Negligent Homicide Act.
John Wagner, 70, of 4s07 Forty
first street NV. died Wednesday
after being struck by streetcar
operated by Stephenson. He died
In Garfield Hospital an hour after
the car knocked him down at Sew
enth and s. streets NV.
An inquest into the death of Mrs.
Clara Proctor, So, colored, of 1895
Fifth street NE, scheduled for
yesterday, was continued until later
this week She died Wednesday in
Gallinger Hospital from injuries sus-
tanned May % when an automobile
In which she was a passenger was
in collision with a taxicab at Fifth
and L streets NE.
The car in which Mrs. Proctor
was riding was driven by Dennis
Williams, 46, colored, IT'S U street
NV. and the taxi was operated by
Arthur F. Brommer, %, of 1903
Olive street NE, according to police
Evening star., 1944-06-11
|GOP Fills Roster of Delegates;
Dewey Still Needs 1873 Votes

, pledged and otherwise declared fol
him, comes from "a States. Alaska
Puerto Rico and the District of Co.
lumbia. Gov. Bricker's is spread
over six. and the "a votes for 1t
Comdr. Harold E. Stassen are in
three States.
The remaining five men men
toned for place on the national
ticket have only single State sup
port, but two of these-Govs. Earl
Warren of California and Dwight
Griswold of Nebraska-have freed
their pledged votes in those States
Subject to change in State dele
cation caucuses, hexe is the con-
vention delgate lineup based on
State actions, State leaders, an
nouncements and delegate state
ments:
Total convention votes - LOST.
Needed to nominate ---- 500.
Delegates Pledged and Claimed.
Pledged to Gov. Dewey: Alabama
7, Alaska 3, Arkansas 2, Delaware 8,
District of Columbia 8, Georgia 2,
indiana 2, Missouri s, Montana 8,
New Hampshire 2, Oklahoma 2,
Oregon Is, Puerto Rico 2, Ten
nessee 8, Utah s, Virginia 2, Wis
consin 15--Total 81.
Claimed for Gov Dewey: Ala
bama 3, Arizona 8, Maine 3, Mary
land 16, Michigan Al, Missouri Z,
New Jersey IS, New York 80, North
Carolina 20, Oklahoma 81, Penn
sylvania 2, South Dakota IL. Ten
nessee 7, Washington 16, West Vir-
ginia 10, Wisconsin 2-Total 294
Grand total 39l.
Pledged to Gov. Bricker:: Ohio, SO,
claimed; Alabama, 4; Mississippi,
6; Tennessee, 2; Virginia, 2; Wis
consin i. Grand total, IS.
Pledged to Gov. Warren: Califor-
mia, so.
Pledged to Comdr. Stassen: Min
nesota, %; Nebraska, 6; Wisconsin,
4, claimed; Nebraska, /. Total, a.
Pledged to Gov. Simeon S. Willis
of Kentucky: Kentucky, "a.
Pledged to Gov. Griswold: Ne
braska, 6.
Pledged to Gov. Leverett Salton-
stall, Massachusetts 3.
Pledged to Gen Douglas MacAr-
thur: Wisconsin, 2.
Uninstructed and unclaimed: Ar
kansas, 10; Colorado. Is; Connecti-
cut, 16; Florida, Is; Georgia, IL;
Hawaii, 5; Idaho, IL; Illinois, So;
Indiana, a.: Iowa, %; Kansas, 10;
Louisiana, 13; Maine, 10; Massa-
|chusetts, 80; Minnesota, 2; Missouri,
IT; Nebraska, 2; Nevada, 6; New
Hampshire, o; New Mexico, 8; New
York, /; North Carolina, S: North
Dakota, IL. Pennsylvania, s.;
Rhode Island, 8; South Carolina, 4;
Tennessee. l; Texas. SO; Vermont.
9; Virginia. Is; West Virginia, O.;
Wyoming, 9. Total-484.
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quartermaster, and James @. Yaden,
patriotic instructor.
Peter Roesle, James M. Benner,
Samuel w. Hawkins and Frank p.
Platz were chosen delegates to the
46th national encampment August
13 to II in Cincinnati.
Pickens. a native of Virginia,
served In the Alexandra Light In
fantry and later as sergeant of
Company F, Third Virginia Volun-
teers. He was commander of Gen,
Henry w. Lawton Camp, No. 4, and
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although hundreds of members Of
the union stood around on the side
walk outside union headquarters at
525 New Jersey avenue NV. after
casting their votes. One man was
taken into custody by police from the
nearby first precinct. but they in
dicated no charge would be placed
against him. He was described as
too noisy" and was removed to
prevent him from causing trouble.
Ballots were being counted by a
staff of accountants from the ver-
kouteren 81 Co., certified public ac-
countantS.
The election eliminated the rank
and files fight against officers of
both the local union and interna-
tional union, some of whom are
under indictment for alleged misuse
of union funds. Larry Kelly, former
official of the local, also under in
dictment, is a fugitive from justice.
Rival states in the election were
headed by William Shields, the rank
and files candidate for president,
and H. A. Patterson, incumbent,
who was up for reelection.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

45th annual en-
campment yes
terday afternoon
at the Pythian
Temple.
w William G.
G opley W a S
elected S e n Tor
vice president,
Charles H. Ap-
pich, junior vice
p r e S ! d e n t.;
Charles Cohen,
inspector; Sam
uel j. McWn-
liams, judge ad-
vocate; Vic t or
E. Watkins, sur
geon; John A.
Joseph N. Reutel
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Spanish War Veterans
Name pickens Commander

Cladue l.. Pickens, 133 Webster
street NV, was elected commander
|of the District United Spanish War
Veterans at the local organization
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served eight years as camp quar-
termaster.
The organization adopted reso-
luton urging that out-patient treat
ment IN various veterans hospitals
be made available to all Spanish
War Veterans because Of their ad-
vanced age and infirmities, and an
other in support of Americans win
ming the present global war.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Insure your future security by buy
ing War Bonds and hanging on 70
them.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Help win the war by saving waste
kitchen fats!