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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-06-16
The Story OF
The UAW-CIO
BY Melvin NJ. Schultz,
President Local IL, UAW-CIO
PART iii
INTERNAL CONFLIC

After the great successes of 1887, befcse
much progress could be made it was neces-
sary for this large but new organization to
learn to democratically govern itself.
The companies had not yet recognized that
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-06-16


tory. Now it Clayton w.
is only a Fountain
matter of time until the Euro
pean continent is purged of the
Nazi tyrants.
This is a time for sobriety
and the thinking of deep
thoughts.
1t is time to pick up our
war aims, turn them over in
our minds, study them closely,
and assure ourselves that the
boys giving up their lives for
democracy in France are not
dying in vain.
1t is a time to fix in our
minds the fact that the dicta-
torial system against which we
are fighting is not strictly
German invention. Unless we
understand that, and act ac-
cordingly, the lives of our
brave boys may be wasted.
THE SAME THING
Fascism and Nazism are the
same thing.
They are brutal systems,
maintained by force and ter
rorism, and controlled by
gangsters whom the plutocrats
hire to defend their riches and
privileges against the natural
growth of democracy.
Private wealth, when re-
served and controlled in the
interests of privileged minor
ity, is a natural enemy of
democracy.
The rise of Hitlerism in
Europe was paid for out of the
swollen purses of continental
plutocrats. German Industrial
lists and financierS subsidized
the Nazi organization. They
did this as last resort, to
save their fortunes and their
luxurious way IF living from
the leveling influences of
democratic growth.
DESTROYED DEMOCRACY
After taking over govern
ment in Germany, the Nazis
proceeded to destroy the insti-
tutions of democracy.
They broke up tn working
class political parties and
chopped off the heads of pop
ular leaders of the common
people. They smashed the
labor unions and killed or
jailed, the leaders of the or
ganized workers. This was the
dirty work that the Nazis had
been hired by the plutocrats
to do.
When the Nazis grew strong
er, they struck at democracy
in Spain, in Austria, in Czecho-
slovakia. Finally they swal-
lowed Poland anc marched
over France. And, every step
of the way the plutocrats of
the conquered countries chose
to welcome the Nazi system,
rather than to risk the level
ling results of a democratic
resistance to the Nazi system.
With she Nazis poised across
the channel to strike a death
blow at Britain, it was only
the courage and determination
of the British workers that
aroused England to really fight
back.
DO NOT FORGET
Now, in the excitement of
the invasion, it is our duty not
to forget that we have pluto
Gratis here in America who
pretend to hate Fascism and
Nazism but who would gladly
embrace an American system
of plutocratic dictatorship in
order to save their skins and
their money-bagS.
These are the rogues who
demand and work for the
suppression of American labor
unions. 1t is their stooges who
stimulate racial prejudice and
ineite race riots. Their ill-got-
ten riches finance the cam
paigns to repeal fair labor
legislation and social security
They are the Nazis
and FasciSts of America.
If we of labor do not regis
ter and vote and maintain a
devoted to defeat
of these native tyrants, we
will betray the boys who are
dying on the beaches of
France
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-06-16
Regional Views
BY Richard Gosser, Director,
Region 2B, UAW-CIO
LABOR AND MANAGEMENT

In the Preamble of the UAW-CIO Constitu-
ton, we find this interesting statement:
I'VE believe that Organized Labor and
Organized Management possess the ability and
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-06-16
It'sNews Tome Gy I.ss;i o; !
SORRY FOLKS

Sorry folks, mean both my readers; but I about to
bring old subject.
Remember me? I'm the guy who wrote about Governor
John Brcker couple of weeks Some will probably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
1924 FeI!ed
ByPoisonGaS

NEW YORK Iung . ms
The nearest thing to'a -s attack
on a battle front terrified 1000
persons who were icI'pa oi made
in hS chlorine s4-- e>e9f-.ti., tta-1
a tank hclnC 'ruckec through
Brooklyn streets.
The strange accident OCCURRED
YESTERDAY AZ one C 'NC busiest
irterxccrfrrS ~ tr0o'5t,-' ~r--' '''r
fumes spread over >N blocks .n
great yellow green clouds
A. least 81 4-44ea.r were taken
n hospitals and GOO received
cmerccncy treatment bat were
able 10 return 20 their homes.
None was reported In serious con-
dltion today
The Gas Secpcd into 'wo >uh-
way stations. Traffic was halted
Vhile the fumes were pumped cut
Police said tho accident was
caused by leak m ono of 20 cast
iron pressure cylinders being
taken from the Bayonne re-
fnerieS az the Standard OH Co
OF New Jersey 20 a North River
pier
A police summons vas issued
for John GOllNer. the truck
driver. and his employer Lester
J. Denner. charging them witt
Transporting gas through city
streets without a license. They
can be fined up 10 $500 each i
found guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
~. Louis Strikers
IHil bV Draft Beard

crS hooed union leaders and
WLB authorities AZ an uprosr-
GUS mass meeting last night and
caused Paul r. Nachlman WLB
regional chairman to toll them.
III talk 10 you tomorroY when
You are sober The strikers
unanimously rejected Nacht-
man order I'm The name OF the
United states for the mon TO
return 10 work immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
j. 5. Remains AIoof
In De GduIIe Talks

LONDON. June > tINS) Add
tonal strain on American rela-
tionS with Gen De Gaulle was
predicted today as reliable sources
disclosed that the United States
would not participate IN the forth
coming British talks with the
French leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

Don suffer longer with wet. perspiring
feet Don't walk around all day with damp
sncks or stockings that torture tender feet.
Just dust your feet and shoes with Aliens
Foot-kSse-that wonderful. soothing, cool
ing powder that acts instantly to absorb
excessive Precipitation and stop offensive
foot odors. Go 20 the nearest drug store and
get Aliens Foo'-Eass Get nd ~ that wei
clammy feeling enjoy the blssful comfort
~ dry socks and stockings get foot-hsppy
today the Foot-Esse way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02

ApvFRrIsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02

MONS seeing to it that nothing happens
to put the car out of the running these days
More and more she's taking over the whole car
care matter. And-why not? It's easy
now for women or men to keep Car running right,
running longer, and running farther on every
gallon of gasoline. Just take it to your Standard
Oil Dealer! He's trained for wartime car
saving service. Remember-it's going to be long,
long time before you can replace your car.
Don't neglect it Follow this 3rd War Year Service
Guide and keep your car at its best always
Evening star., 1944-12-26

As*aa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
9as bebrobte 9yamtlten=
lebett

Sm 2eben 1tno @ebeiben, ia i'm
8eitaltoe zines Staates gibt es foum
etpas 8eientlideres uno @idtieeres,
ols Die 5omilie, bas Samilienleben.
Ius Der Satiade, bob es cine g0ttli6e
einridtung lit, 1dBt fidb idon Die
8idtigfeit uno geottpenbigfeit erie
ben. -.
9as Samilienleben, 5. +. Die @e-
meiniamfeit oes 2ebens in elmer So
mile lit es, mas Ser Samilie ibren
8ert unb ibre 8eoeutung eibt. Cine
Der Saupturiaden bes 3erfaIles oes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31


| gfingifausfIng, freiIiA ridt dis gor
|oergruno, ionoern aIs Sintergrnno
llnfere SanliIien nuf Dem 2an0e bdt
ten bier Elm id6nes apofolat: Sil
fonnten Oeeniden Der 5taot, iltsbe
|ionoere BET @roBitaOt, bor allem bi'
|eigene gernanotidaft bineinbolen II
Die eigene, geborgenere &eligiofitat
go fonate Der gfineittag cine ar
@infebrtag i'm &abmen Der Samili'
tper6en. a.. i.
ErGger oieies 2ebens n1uB nor al
lem Die iiingere Generation iein. ar
oieIem Gage iollten fib bic aelterer
beionoers berl1iiben, 8eritdnbnis fill,
oas poronorGngenoe 2eben oufaubrin
gen. Sunge Meniden brauben Der
@etit oer 2iebe, Damn per6en iie aud
bas 8eitebenoe in ieinent tpabrer
8ert beriteben. 8eriiinetes Sitter itnt
gereifte sSugeto min Die @eueinidaf1
oes driItli6en BfingitfeItes. $50 8il,
le uno 8unib lebenoig itno, finbeu
it6 balo bic re9ten Sormen. Siir
oas 8eden on Dem Sage lieBe ii6 ID
i6on Elm 8rau6 aus einem entlegenen
norooenti6en Dorfe iibernebmen. Die
&inoer baben BORT oie Mufgobe, oen
Sag an8uitneen. 8te frob iino Die
&inoer, nenn ite am Morgen 3ueri
letie oufiteben, itd Dor oem Saus,
Denn es auf oem 2anbe lit, aufitellen
uno Damn oies alte Bfineitlieo iingen
,,Nun bitten mir ben Setligen @eift. -
Sn ib6ne 8emeinIamfeit tpiro onnrt
Ser @ottesoienit belu6t, in frober @e-
meini6aft finbet mani ft6 BEL Gif6
Sfingitgriin i6nniidt BEN
Raum, uno es lit Sade Der Sueeno,
bierfiir 5u iorgen. Die 0rauen abre
5ieren BEN Etid ,tno es tluB lire
Sreuoe fem, ettpas lteberralhenbes
bei5uiteuern u8enn i6 an eine sSran
oenfe, oie i'm itillen Sdaffen bic fletn.
iten uno gebeitnften 8ebiirfniiie Der
Samilie beiorgt, obne oaB oie tpoI-
tenoe SorgfaIt geieben miro, 10 finoe
idb oarin Oos l9onite 8iIo Der 1tItia
paltenoen 2iebe oes ST.. @eiites", Iagt
Der BrieiterpbiloIopb 9eutinger ein-
mai. Dies itine 56affen nun n1uB be-
ionoers Sinnbilo am 8fingIttage fem.
Sa uno oann oenfe i6 mir; menig.
items fir Die 3utunft: gu9 Der Saus.
altar beS 8obn3immers uno geraoe
er muB pfingitli6 fem: Gign 8iIo bon
Der Serobfunft oes @eiftes lit oufge=
bangt, pfingItli6es Grim uno rei6e
8litten 5ieren i'm, gepeibtes 8oller
fitnoet bonn Stromen Der @naoe: gs
brennt beute nidt Die Serge, oenn tie
tit Stnnbtlb bes menl6geporoenen
8ottesIobnes, es brennt Die 2umpe
NIT Del. Sbre 6lan11e, oie iiber Ser
5la6e oeS Seles ldpebt, lit Ginnbilr
bes @eiltes.
uaommSeilieer @eiit, er fiiae oie
Ser5en Der @ldubigen uno ent5iinot
audi I'M 5amilienfreis oas 5euer 0ei,
ner Siebe!" - G.=St. 3. G.=8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
9siiltgitell III oer syanlilie

Term 2dnoe duBerbalb DER Glrq)efl-
mauern 10 gut fpie 1tibts. Bie eritaltnt
lit ser geborene glmerifnner, tpen1t
er 5l1 gfingiten Die StraBen oelltlber
5tdote ooer 9orfer betritt. Sn pielen
@egenoen 9euti6lanos iteben Dor 1e-
Dem Saus bic Jog. 8fineitn1aien. 8tel<
fad erfiillt Der 8irfenouft an6 Die
@obnrGume ielblt oa ard i'm Bobn-
sin1mer apei girfen aufgepfla15t iinS.
Daau fommen bielerlei 8fingitbrau6e
unb Der ltnitanb, OaB bisber aub Der
Gin olterreifii6er Brieiter, g. St.
areittt ipridt in einem langeren @nf'
fas Die Gniidt aus, iolle uns sizing"
ften pirflt6 elm driftli6es 2ebensfelt
lperoen, oonn 6iirfe Die religtoie
Seier nidt outs @ottesbaus bei6rdnft
bleiben. Sic miiiie Damn ein5ieben in
Die ssamilie. ct fiibrt Die anii6t
gertruo ggermanns an, bic einmal
erflGrte: Scr @eiit, Der ol1iabrli6
bos Mntlis Ser @roe erneuert, iolte
Der San1iIte ni6t fremo rno boben-
fern bIeiben; gaitIid nabe uno ber'
trout iollte ct @tn5ug balten in ieoes
Saus, in ieoe Seroitdtte, Inn au6
bas @eii9t Der Samilie 5n erneuern
uno 3u beri60nen, uno barte, finitere
3iige, bic bic Scot, 9i6tberiteben nno
geiitloie @elpobnbeit bineingegraben,
aus5uloi9en."
@s 1T freiIi6 ni6t obne @runb,
10 fGbrt Greitn fort, tpenn oas Sfingit-
feit benz &reis Der Satnilie fremoer
geblieben iitit als oas Otter ooer gar
oos 8eibnn6tsfeit. @eraoe fit Die re-
lisioie Sanilienfeier gilt ia ooppelt
Der fatbolii9e @run6ias: Ser Dift-
bilia ao tnotItbilia, gu beuti6: Dur6
Die iidtbare 8irflidfett bin our UNI
Ii9tbaren. 60 lit oas SfingItfeit, bas
'etner eon5en Irt nad getittg tit, no.
tiirli6ertpetie bas Seit, oas Die So
mile ft6 am lpdteiten erobert.
aber fie follte es itdb erobern. aud
Dos 8fineItfeit bat bic 5dbigfeit IN
iid, reliei0Ien 8roud uno iinnfaniee
3ei6en fir oen 9ereid unierer So
ntilien ou enttpideln. slber fol6e
8rdu6e tann man ni6t MAIDEN. Dte
tpo6ien erit oOer meroen, mo- altere
8rdu6e 1T erltarrter Sorm nod por-
ban6en itno, pieoer lebenoig, Denn
oas Seit relieios bur6lebt miro, tpenn
es in ieinem @ebeimnis eeliebt miro.
8as mir 5ulebt unb 5una6lt brau-
hen, lit 6ie reGte Gorbereitlne ou6
ouf bos 8fingitfeit, Sbne gorberei-
tlt1lgs5eit iit es ,ebenio tpenig ntoglid,
tpie 8eibna6ten obne a6pent lno
Sltern obne 5aIten5eit unO &orpo6e.
8eraoe Der neunt6gigen Inoa6t 5tpts
ld)en Simnelfabrt uno Bfingiten
fomn1t bier Elm beionoerer @ert sl1.
&ir iollten in oieien Saeen oas Heue
Eeitament our Sano nebmen uno aus
ber Mpoitelgel6i6te sic 12 fleinen
aapitel, bie Ben eriten Sell 6ieies
8u6es biloen, leien. Sier lit Elm mabs
res Sfingitbrebier. Ser 81. @eiit, Ser
Serr uno 2ebenbign1a6er, Ser in Der
ltrfirde pirft, min ia in glei6er gBei'
ie il1 uns tpirfen.
Damn tperben mir merfen: 8fing,
item min ein Seit ser @eneini6aft Iein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31

/ GJr1l ltllt1ett SsebeltS ltllD 0e5 lll1ferg gdllr
Iges BON GeIigioft lifio 5ittlihfeit III
lunierer tloDerneil Geienf1oft lit bic
l2oderung oes Sntnilienlebens, oas
ISbninoerb Der i1tnigen 3uionmenge-
ib0rigfeit bon geann un6 Sran, gI-
tern rno Rinoern. Sretlid baben idon
iuniere 2ebensDerbdltniffe iid) oerart
| lgeitnltet, bob Wann iltlo 5rali Ilebr
jpber tpeniger ieoes feine eigenen 8ege
lgebt; ben Ran1l berbannt Die Sabrif-
larbeit aus ieinent Seinl, ebenio Die
lertpobienett uno 5ur arbeit taligliben
&inoer; Damn ltno Srali geboren
! lqnItanosbalber alt elmer Eeibe BON
8ereinen; Socials, garties uno Weeet-
Iings entaieben Die ein5elnen @lieper
Der Santilie 5lt elmer 3eit, no Die 8e-
| lrufsarbeit ibnen MuBe gonrrt, oem
pobltuenben @influB oes geniitli6en
BeiIan1menleins. Das lit aber Elm
b6dit 5tpedtpioriees 8erbdltnis uno
eine Saupturla9e bes 3erfans unie-
res driitllti6en sSalnilienIebens.
9ie Samilie lit 1tanli6 BON @ott
gegriinbet, Inn ltb IN gemeiniamem
2eben 3u beilieen; geneiniam ionen
ibre @lieoer benz einen geneiniamen
|3iele 5uitreben, uno insbeIonoere fol-
len oie @inber, nit 0enen @ott oie
|@be iegnet, IN ibrem 5boB uno unter
ibrem tpormen 2iebesbaudb fir oeren
5eitIt6e uno etpige 8eitimmltng err
aogen tper6en. i,
5ett oas gbrtitentum bic Samilie
.3u ibrer erbabenen aufgobe uttleitet
,utto befabigt, gab es tpobl ME eine
3eit, Die, nie sic ltnierige, oieiem
Streben 10 aufloienb pirfeuoe, io5ia>
le ginfliiiie enteegengeiest bdtte.
arum lit es 10 enineut tnidtig, oaB
Die 6riitli6e 5amilie ibre Redte uno.
Sflihten poI erfennt, i6dst, pertei-
Ibigt ODER 5uriiderobert: 1lnb oas muB
geibeben our9 oas gemeiniame Qebei1
IN driitli6em Gimme.
@emeiniam leben beibt 5un6aIt un-
ter einem Da6e tpobnen uno Inn eli
men Sii6 ft6 neriammeln. 0as ge-
ldiebt nun freili6 ou9 In etnem 8ens
lionat, einen 5onitariunt einem So
tel unb iogar in elmer Strafanitalt.
aber oesbalb fonn man BORT nod
bon feinem Sanilienleben reoen. 9ns
|3ufammeniein Der Samilie lit Elm mo-
tiirli6es, enges ltno oob freies, ni6t
|5ufaniges, uber audi nidt 9e5tpunge-
ines: >@s lit ni6t nur ein Seilen BON
äidfeiten, 2i6t uno Suit, Spetle
Juno Grant, strbeit unb grbolung, ions
bern au6 bon Suit uno 2eio l1nb al
lem, mos oas Menidenber5 betpegt,
|riibrt, ergretft, freut uno idner5t.
60 peritOBt es gegen Die @runbs
|regel oes ebeliden 2ebens, penn @at=
ten, obne 5tptngenoen @runo, ldnger
ooer offers, ie na6 2aune unO yei=
gltng, ipie bies I'm bornebmen 'St1n=
ben 5ulpeilen norfomn1t, getrennt le=
ben. gs lit ferner cine feinespegs
ioeale ginri6tung, penn 5obne unb
So6ter gum BenItonsleben berurteilt
meroen, anltatt oenielben Die @obls
taten uno Segnungen oes Samilienle-
bens I'M SdoBe Der San1ilie lelbit al1-
fommen 5u loiien. arme 2eute fonnen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
DlittupdJ, Ben 31 @ai 1914

llttU sJtlllltuEtL SSSt49lB LSt+ ryNtstp-
lbaaeg 9aB nIle 2nnbIeute bod oieies
| ,l@fid slt iDiiroigel, ilaitanoe Ddren
luno @ott oanften fir Die groBen gor-
lteiie nno annebntlidfeit ibreS gliid-
Hidden Ston6es.
Gem Manlt uno Batter fdGt als
Dem Suupt, benz grbnlter Der Sanli-
lie, Sic arbeit fir oieieIbe IN eriter
2inie all. Die Sriidte ieiner5 arbeit
5n pertperten l1no ntit5uteilen lit alf-
lgabe Der 5ran an6 Rutfer. gr bat
Die dl1Bere11, iie> bie ir1neret1 8eIAofte
oes Sanies at beiorgeft.
8el6er @rt old bie 8erufspflib.
ten bes ,Mannes ieien lt1to i1ttpietneit
| tie libn aud fir @emeinbe unb Staot
| in gnipr1d nebnen, er oorf Iib bod
Der Gorge fir feline Santilie ME ent-
5ieben. Nub bier min oas nooerne
2eben 5l,tpeilen, ooB ein Iutt ooer
Dienitberbdltnis riidftdtslos in Dos
2eben Der Samilte eingreift. aber Der
8eamte mubte tpilfen, tpel6e Bfli6ten
er BET Der @riino1tng eines eieenen
Serbes auf ii6 nabm 1tno baB oieie
alien anoern oor5ugeben baben. gs
miro ard, trob alien 8erufseifers,
Der Mann Die Sorgen nm ote SER
men ntbt obiditteln t0nnen. Die @e=
oanfen fir oeren @obl unb @eiuno-
beit, lire @nttpidlung unb 3utunft
begleiten i'm in feline 9ienit- ut1o
Imtsgei6afte. Der Staat mag nod
10 idtuer Die Sano auf i'm geIest bu-
ben, nod 10 gebieterii9 ieinen @opf,
feline Sano, feline 3eit berlaneen, oas
Ser5 gebort oob Der Sanilte. l..
go mag er ibr Die freien Stunben
ltnb insbeionbere Die abenoe tpi6men.
@eieniee abenbitunoen i'm trauten
SamilienfreiIe griinoen unpergeBlid
.i60ne @rtnnerltngen i'm &eraen Ser
&inher lno geboren au oen einflnB.
rei6iten Womenten bduslider @r3ie.
bung. Die Stunoen, tpelde Der Mann
lnb Gater i'm @elenI9aftsfreiIe ber-
bringt = mag es nun &lub, 8ereius>
oerIammllng ooer tpie immer bei-
BEN -, geben Der San1ilie berloren !;
Die i'm 8irtsbous, inn 8ein- ooer
8ierlofaI bereeuoete 3eit TIT eirt
Gaub an ibrem Slid un6 sSrie6ert.
@s tpdre freili9 bort unb ltnper-
itdnotg tpenn man Dem Meann per-
pebren tpollte, na6 oes Cages 2ait
nno arbeit iid Elm 5tiinoden Der
@eieaibaft gleicbgeitnnter Sreuoe
ODER &ollegen 5u erfreuen. @ber tpenn
man Den @rnnoiab feitbdlt, oaB feline
@rbolungsitun6en nit er0Berem sln-
re6t Der Sanilie eeboren, 10 tpirb
ii6 Ser 8eiu6 oes @lubs ooer 8irts,
banies leidt auf einen ober stpei So
ge Ser 8ode ODER auf Elm Stiinohen
Dor Dem Na9teen beiiidrdnfen Iaiien.
@aitbauier iino eieentli6 fiir Gei-
lertoe ober fir iolbe, tpelde Ser
8obltat zines Samilienbeims eitbeb=
rem miiiien. 8enn, tpie es ieIbIt in
birgerliben &reilen 5itte miro, ni6t
nnr Wanner, ionoern all6 Grouen
oas 8irtSbaus beiuben uno oas So
milienleben oortbin berlegen ooer
ri6tiger~ es oamit pernidten, 10 lit
oas eines Der traurigiten 3ei6en rn-
The sub., 1944-03-16
Informal Rally :
 To Be Staged

Kaye's-the outfitters of young men and also dads, have come up with the unique idea of am inform- al rally and dance to be held on Sunday evening, March 26 at 8 o'clock. Watch your local news papers for the place. Now you tive and swing masters can invite your hep cats, mothers and dads to a tive fest that won't quit. You will have a chance to show them the new style killers, and at the same time help on the home front by conserving on cottons, woolens and plaids. Come and see how you conserve on your ward robe. We will show you what to wear and how to wear 1t.
 In addition to this you can dance and watch some good entertain ment, and the best part of tits all free. Just go into Kaye's on State stceet and your tickets will be waiting for you. This is strict ly an invitation affair; you must have ticket to get in. First come, first served
 This affair is the first of its kind and kids, tits right out of this world" Come down and swing and five to the mellow tunes of hot band, and don't forget-bring mother and dad and let them see how you want to look and should look.
 Don't forget-it's a date Sun day, March 26-8 p. m. Watch our windows for displays.
The sub., 1944-03-16
VIEWPOINTS
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 Sullivan his Min
 
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 President Steve Mcrah dspayng pride in the advancement Editor of Sub Cunningham seemingly the Fulton conspicuous by his absence partners Allen and "Fp Cawy seated side by side The Three stooges Montgomery Brutzman Clyde parodies Pistol Packn Mamma" easily things with Woodland proprietor really HAD himself Incidentally the little bartender Charley exbaeballer Mr. Woodruff Mr. Barnes grabbed few laughs from the Comedian of the floor Robinson caught cold at the Sunday launching which catching Nichols of the Main Sorehouse. by means bluesome his pleasant the table Lieutenant Commander Mickey Mclarn sporting his about in Johnny Mallon behavior the John really Miigan proving himself good sport Jack Smith and in the pink condition Fred Mitchell and Nelo Burian didn't stay long Leo Brogan led the boys In song-but good.
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Victory Letter

Dear Jon: It's not that I have loved you That I think of you today But the fact love you more, dear, Since the day you went away. Every little tiny moment That we shared, dear, we two, Is a stirring, moving vision Of dream that has come true. There's that silly game of check
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 That has made us quarrel so, And the way you dropped your
 ashes
 With tits good for rugs" yo'
 kmoW." All the things that were annoying How I miss them everyone, And I stop to talk them over With that little man, our son. Well, I guess that's just how love
 Is
 Cherishing thoughts 1while apart, And I knew you'd like to know, dear,
 You are always in my heartl
 Your wife" |"
 n~y Ecr.yIou5 Taic1,o
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"Out of the Shadows to Be Heard Thurs. Nights

"Out of the Shadows" the Ma tional Safety Councils quarter hour program based on actual un- derground incidents in Europe and Asia, will be heard at new time beginning Thursday, March 16, at 1915 p. m., EWT, over the BLUE Network.
 The program has been heard on Monday nights since its debut on December 6. The last program on the old time was on Monday, March 6.
 Stuart Buchanan, script writer of the BLUE Network, will con- tinue as producer of the new show and. the weekly feature of a salute to the Safety Ace of the Week will be retained.
 The show originates in the Ra- dio City studios of the BLUE Net work.
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ful gifts, among them large birth day cake. All matrons and check CTS attended.
 I wonder If you all realize how hard our Mrs. Goss Is working for all of us. Her aim Is to swell the victory yard and all the yards with much needed welders and other workers. Let's help her. This way. If you have friend or relative who Is capable of work ing, tell them about the chance of getting work at the Electric Boat Plant. Point out to them that they are needed badly.
 Let's go. We have to work hard to booster the bonus for this month.
 See you in the funnies.
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The tAVOfeO heualSSdAICe 1ANc Wo~ defeated by the hard-battling Grinders in the semi-fnals, in a roughly played contest which fn- ally wound up in a riot after Zack Clayton swung on Sperling of the Nortons.
 In the first night of play, the Electric Boat Diesels received a humiliating setback at the hands of the Nortons. The second game of the evening went to the Rens and eliminated Dutch Dennerts famed Detroit Eagles, World Champions in 1941 at Chicago. The Brooklyn Jewels scored an easy win over Rhode Island Americans in the wind-up.
 Mitchell Field was forced to the limit to defeat an unorthOdox West Haven club in an afternoon contest the following day, and went on to bowl over the Brook lyn Jewels the same night. The final night of play found the Mitchell Bonbers winning over the Nortons and the Renaissance copping the consolation game from the Jewels.
 Many of the outstanding profess sional ball players such as Mike Bloom of Trenton, Dolly King of the Rens and Lou Simon Of the N. Y. Americans, were handicap ped by the slippery condition on the floor and as a result the ealibre of play was somewhat below ex- pectations.
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MitcheI Field HOOpsters Cop Pro Tournament Gt Worcester

Mitchell Field decided under-dog in pretourney bet tng walked away with top prize of $12OO by defeat ing the Norton Grinders in the final of the Tournament held at Worcester Mass, March l. and 3rd
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Damming a river to flood the path of an enemy is a weapon as old as military strategy itself.