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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
HoME.FRokT HEROES

There has been much talk Of wartime strikes ana
.+,k.s of swollen war profits and inferior materials
~ Ioofino and labor boarding and general netf-
ciency They're deporobIe and should be talked ooout
and octed upon Of course But let's tolk today ooou
the industries that pitched in and have Kept on pitch
ina. and about the workers who stayed on |the Ioo
Without the Job they have done, there would be no
beochheods in France today.
The oreot problem Of invasion wos supply. he
reousition procurement and transportation OF this
moterie was miracle Of Ione-ronee military Plan
nina thot stoaeers civilian Imagination. In the space
of two veors the invasion Of western Europe grew
from rouqh plan to mighty arsenal OF assault
COMPLETE from botteships and bonbers to buttons
and shoeIoces. And during oil thot time we were
fohtinq in the Pacific and Africa and ltoly MAN.
toinino strong boses throughout the world, and sup
plying our allies
The invasion required 100000 different items,
and many Of these items had to be supplied in num-
bers totoino millions. Ten tons Of equipment were
needed to get each ocross the channel into
Fronce And he needs 90 pounds Of supplies doy,
now that ne is there.
With few exceptions this equipment and the ships
thot corried it were produced by American industry
No production job in history con compare with it.
And the quality Of production was as impressive as
the magnitude. To do all this taxed the best skiIIs
Of invention, organization and manufacturing ett-
cheney that the country could muster 1t likewise
toxed the strength and spirit Of the countys work.
ers In the MAN. both challenges we're met spIendIdIy
The exceptions were few. And though some OF them
were shameful, others the fout Of neither man.
oeement nor labor.
One figure probably tells the story os we'll as
onythine The War Production Board stotes that arms
production efficiency hos increased 600 per cent since
our industry converted to manufacture OF course,
there was practically no efficiency to begin with But
the foct that in two years we have reached and out
stripped the Nozis' decade Of eunsnot-butter pro-
duction con be source Of pride to oil American
workers and homogeneous.
It must be sold again that this is no time to rest
on the oars. Our fighting soldiers and soors will
need more and more Of this supply Supply and trans
portotions, good militory minds suggest may be the
deciding foctor. We've oil got to keep on pitching.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

It's buy, buy War Bonds -
or bye, bye victory. Don't turn
'em down and don't turn 'em in!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
WHAT'S IN A.

WHAT'S IN A.?
Charlotte Greenwood seems
destined to inherit the screen S
daffiest character names. In her
last two films she was, respec-
lively. Fanny Silly and Letitia
Proudfoot. In her latest, Three S
a Family" she's Irma Dollwrim-
pie.
Carmen Miranda was intro
duced TO her new leading man,
Perry Como, on the set OF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
and quantity, more power to

and quantity, more power 10
'em.
Virgin Island rum makers
have protested to Washington
over the way the government
owned Virgin Island Company
distillery is able to evade the
ceiling price at S2.75 per gal
lon. According to the COM
plants, the Virgin Islands COM
pany sells its hcrrel for about
SIS, which is equivalent to about
10 cents more on the gallon. The
little fellows say they can't do
that.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03
k<-A1sz,s fPs PA~.

ACP- Musical numbers were given
BY Edward Matthew's. baritone and
Duke Ellington, famed orchestra lea
der. The guest list read Ike a Who's
Who of black and white America
Among the two minute speeches
hon0ring Walter White were those
BY Dr- O Clay Maxwell, Mt Olivet
Baptist church, New York, Arthur
B. Spingarn president Of the NAA-
CP-; Jean Muir, film actress; Dr.
Claiming H Tobias, OF the National
Board YMCA; Arthur Garfield Hays
famous civil Liberties lawyer. Carl
Van Vechten, author; Judge William
H HASTE; Dr. James J. McCIendon,
president Of the Detroit, Michigan
NAACP and Roy Wilkins. editor Of
The Crisis
Formal tribute to Secretary White
was contained IN a leater bound gold
stamped book Of personal expressions
from 800 nationally and information
ally known personages- Among these
were Louise Adan1ic, Dr. and Mrs.
Ernest Alexander. William 4. An
drews. Roger nj Baldwin Joan Ben
nett. Attorney General Francis Bid
de, Richmond Barthe'. Charles a.
Beard. Pearl Buck. Cab Galloway,
Marc Connolly. Countee Cullen. Sen
at0r Bennett Champ Clark. Walter
Davenport, Judge Hubert T. Delany,
David DubinsECy, Albert Emstein
James A Farley. Mr.. Justice Frank
furter, Bishop J. A Gregg, William
c. Handy, J. Edgar Hoover, Charles
H Houston, Grace Nail Johnson At
toruey General (of California; Rob
ert w. Kenny. Mayor f. H La
Guardia- Canada Lee, Joe Louis. Con
gressman Clara BOothe Luce, Ira r
Lewis, Philip Murray. Clarence Muse
Uudersecretzry VI War Robert p
Patterson, Al Philip Randolph Bill
| Robinson. President and Mrs. Fran
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BABYS
May(m<
G1Nu
Rv Lillian B. Storms
By Lillian B. Storms

How about Vitamh4- ror baby7
Well, they're certainly fascinat-
ing subjectl While some very SER
5ous diseases, such as ricketts, and
scurvy, result from vitamin def
eiencies, Mothers today have more
cause to be interested IN nnilder
vitamin deficiencies - borderline
cases
Watch first for 2 lack Of vigor and
vitality in baby-it may be caused
by nutritional inadequacies. This
can come either from insufficient
food-or from food that while suf-
fcient IN amount is poorly chosen
Such young ones may have whole
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FLORIDA JURY FAILS TO
INDICT IN KILLING OF BOY.
-. By THREE WHITES

FLORIDA JURY FAILS TO
INDICT IN KILLING OF BOY,
Is. By THREE WHITES
New York,-Governor 5. l. Hol-
land, Of Florida, has informed the
NAACP that the grand jury Of Su-
wannee county has failed to return
an Indictment III the case involving
tie death 0f Willie James Howard
on January 2, 1914. at Live Oak, Flz-
The father Of the boy was the only
eye witness To the crime other than
the persons who were accused, who
testified before the grand jury. The
Acting State Attorney. David Lanier
told the grand jury that the parties
were guilty Of murder II the first de
gree # they were guilty Of anything
Willie James Howard was Is years
old al the time OF his death AlcOr6-
ing 70 his father, three men kidnapp-
ed the boy and took him and his IA
ther III an automobile TO the Suwzn-
nee River where they parked the car,
tied the boys hands and feet and
threw the boy INTO the river The
men claimed that Willie had given
the daughter Of one Of the men 4
Christmas card They also said that
Willie crawIed over and fell into the
river
A few days after TINS event. the
H0wasds sold their house and moved
To Orlando
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kin D. Roosevelt, William Pickens.
kIrshnalaI Shridharani, C. c. Spauld-
ing, Rex Stout, Dorothy Thompson,
R j. Thomas. Oswald Garrison VII
lard, Max Yergan, Senator R0ber-
+. Wagner, Daryl r. Zanuck, Judge
James s. Watson, Walter Wanger.
Judge Charles IT. TuHey. Sumner
WeIles, Rabbi Stephen . Wise. WeH
dell III WiIlkie- Dr. Louis I. Wright.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

CHARLIE MCCARTHY NAME
CONTEST EXTENDED no
AUGUST 1t
Because Of the nationwide interest
in Edgar Bergen's new oId-maid char
acter, and because Of the great res
poHse 10 Charles request for name
suggestions for her, the contest VIII
be kept open until August L
When the entries are Judged, the
contributor OF the winning name VIII
be given d $50 War Bond
All suggestions should be mailed to
Charlie Mccarthy. 1926 North Vine
Street. Hollywood, Is, California
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

Corporal Buddy McCrea. locally
well known "a fight circles. and box
ING instructor and trainer at tie
Fairmout AAF- and his physical train
ing officer, tt 1t Kenneth Deith,
took five of the bases boxers to
Hastings, Nebraska. Friday, May ia
to fight on the Harmeck-HorwiclS
card
The boys from the base won ?
bouts, 1 kos and lost one decision
The soldiers, who VOL their bouts
by KOS were Joe Smith Val Del
ranO and Don Sturtevant William
Dudley won by a decision and Ear
Fisher lost his fight BY decision.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

Fortunately most babies are not in
this class, but it seems q shame
that any baby should be handi-
capped BY inadequate food There
are SO many easy ways Of getting
q nutritious variety for babies For
instance, many doctors are now
recommending a two-cereal idea -
serving cereal food at one feeding,
and strained oatmeal at the next.
This gives variety, and both foods
are available with iron and 3 vita
n1ins added And there are many
other ways, and If you'd like to
know some Of them, write for
Foods for Baby" free 81 page
booklet which IS available as q
service Of this paper. Drop a post
card TO Foods for Baby" Frs-
nont, Michigan
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

..LOTE DIVIDED e -,

LOVE DIVIDED BY TWO
OYER wow JUNE SIXTH
Jon Hall viii Be Producer c. p
MacGregor's guest star on Holly
Radio Theatre over WOW, Tuesday
June g. Hall viii be starred in an
original radio drama entitled, Love,
Divided by Two"
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

MARK WHITES 2Jth YEAR
New York-Tribute To Walter
Whites 25 years of service with the
National Association for the Advance
meut W Colored People vas given
here May 25 al Z testimonial banquet
ii the Hotel Roosevelt At which Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the prin-
cipaI speaker. Other tributes were
given by Wendell l. WiIlEcie and
President Mordecai w johnson Of
Howard university. Mrs Mary Nc
Leod Bethune, who was scheduled 70
speak, was confined to her bed with
illness and sent q message
More than 80 guests paid honor
- ~ Il
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03
-ARMSTRONGJOTCE BOUT
ATTRACTS SPORT E4ES

-4EMSTRONG-JOTCE BOUT
ATTRACTS SPORT FANS
Chicago, ILL., June Il (PPNS) Pre-
IiHiinary training BY HammeriHs
Henry Armstrong, one time triple
title holder. for lis fight tomorrow
night with Willie Joyce Is completed
with Armstrong ruling as a distinct
favorIte. Battling 4 few days ago,
showed him to be tops Though
Joyce IS no setup, veteran rinv en-
thusiasts arvue the outcome is not
d matter OF debate
The fight takes place at the Chic
ago Stadium and IS the first Chicago
appearance OF Armstrong since he
chilled Everett Rightnire N the
Stock Yards Amphitheater.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

DEATH SENTENCES FOR 9
SOLDIERS CHANGED TO LIFE
Washingt0u-The death sentences
OF Richard P Adams, John W. Bor-
deuave ard Laurence Mitchell three
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

Train u LEOAUlES
tn at are not
readily defined -
colds, easy infec-
tion-poOr teeth,
rapid fatigue, re-
tarded growth or
poor appetite are
some of the signs.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03
BOWELS SLUGGISH?

. Feeling Ike you lost your best friend -
headzchy-duu-su because Of sluggish bow
slss Why put up with constipation rzisery2
Chew modern 1FEEN-A-hITNT- the pleasant
tasting chewIng-gl1u laxative Chew FEEN-
A-MINT tonight at bedtime, taking only II
accordance with package DIRECTIONS Next
rzcrnlug-thorruEh- gentle reilef- helping you
eel swell again Millions rely On FEEN-A-
MINT Chew ike your favrrIte sllrn- Tastes
g0od- Try FEEN-A-ATINT- whole family
Ezrply costs cnIy 10e-
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NEGRO SOLDIER OF

JUNE 18th
Washington, D. c.. june 1 (PPNS
The much talked of film. The Negro
Soldier" VIII be released BY the War
Department for uon-theatrical show
ing on June Is. information about
securing the film can be had by writ
ing to the Non-Theatrical Division,
Office Of War Information, Temp
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LAYER OF SURFACE \ HNEN AAV

Take the positive POSLAM way 10 skin
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quick action POslam helps reduce red
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pImple layer Not Z cosmetic but a
sS-year old MEDICATION. AuuIv be
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SIX active ingredients cling where
Needed We call II the ointment with
ou- DISAPPOINTMENT SOC. druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1944-06-03

Ihelrna Johnson Streat. noted art
ist from San Francisco. Calf now
N Chicago IN the. interest OF post
War muraEs for child education. Miss
Strrat's work has been exhibited in
l1d,ng art galleries through ont the
C-ited States and nunne- OF her
outstanding pieces are IN the perman-
ent collection of the Museum of Mo
dern Art mi Y-. IT, Abort Bender
CC lection in San F-ancis-t aud tire
Portland Art Museum. Portland Her
husE-Hd- r. MI Streat- " y gunner ,
mate 2C III THE U- :. Navy. CF-PNSt
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It's gObs of fun when H. gets mixed Id
with June AlIysun and Gloria DeHaven
in fact ir's 2 swell case of Two Girls
And A Sailor"
Oracle Allen speaks for herself
Lena HOrne-sings for yOui
Harry James and his Music Makers
with Helen Forrest and Xavier Cugat
and his orchestra with Lima ROmay
make Il good listening all the way
through this musical show
And If that isn't enough-hsten 70 these
entertainment names also N the big cast.
Tom Drake. Henry Stephenson. Henry
ONeiIl. Ben Blue. Carlos Ramirez,
Frank SuIly, Albert Coates. Donald
Meek. .AmparO N0varTO, Virginia % Brien
and the Wide TwlnsI
Two Girls And A Sailor" j. coming
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] according 70 the bes
authorities, the mini
mum daily A D and 3
Complex VItanin re-
quiremeuts Of the aver
age person are: %
A 4-900 USP Units. ID
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
State of Siege
In Philippines

LONDON. Feb % nUP)-A
state Of siege was declared
throughout the Philippines Tues
day the German tranSocean
agency reported from Manila to-
day No reason was given.
The German report followed a
japanese Domei agency broadcast
that Jose p. Laurel puppet preSi-
dent Of the occupied Philippines.
has signed = bill passed by the
national assembly" giving him
dictatorial powers. under japanese
supervision.
The Japanese broadcast said
that under the bill Laurel was
empowered to adopt any measure
necessary for the safety protec-
ton and relief Of the population. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Thomas jury
Asks Exhibits

Celebrating the third day on
the fate of DR.. Frederick w.
Thomas, alleged spy, a federal
court jury today made a request
to Judge Monet that some of the
testimony in the case be read to
them.
The jury also asked opportunity
to re-examine some Of the exhibits
IN the trial. The nature of the tes-
timony in question was not re-
vealed Judge Monet was not In
the courtroom at the time the re.
quest was made, but IL was ex-
pected he would rule Immediately
on the iury's requests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
9TH SN|ASH HES
i, TWO ATTACKS
Vet bill TO Get
States OfeS

The Michigan delegation in Congress today
began lining up behind the Legion-sponsored "Gl
Bill of Rights for veterans of World War H. which
would assure servicemen of decent postwar future
With support of the bill led by Senators Van
denberg co-author of the bill and Ferguson of the
Truman investigating committee, eight members of
the House also pledged backing.
Six others, who agreed that the bill fair and who
expressed themselves being in favor Of veterans egsa-
ton declined to pledge about support until they had heard
committee reports.
Reps Roy o Woodruff Earl c. Kitchener and Louis
c. Rabau said they familiar with the measure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

ITALYGermans regroupng for third attempt Allies
from Anzio beachhead. Page L.
PHILIPPINESsate Of siege reported declared by Laurel
puppet government; no reason given page L.
AIR WARAmercans down 1873 German planes in twin assault
from Britain and Italy fighter plane plants Page IL
SWEDEN Bombs fall on Stockholm. Page o. ~
5 W PACFIC-Japs air shipping strength al Rabau at
"all-time low" raiders report Page g.
RUSSIARed Army recovered threefourths Of territory
captured by the Germans, Stain page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Aenfen
Season
Opened
BY JACK KOEHLER
Detroit, Times Church Editor

Traditional Ash Wednesday serv-
ices today ushered in the 40-day
Lenten season for Catholic and
Protestant churches throughout
Detroit.
And for the next 40 days. the
clergy will again tell the story Of
Christs stay in the wilderness,
His triumphant re-entry into Jeru-
salems palm-decked streets. His
betrayal and crucifxtion at Cal
vary and His victory over death in
the resurrection.
In Catholic churches today the
foreheads of the faithful were
blessed with ashes obtained by
burning the palms left from last
Palm Sunday
The ashes are TO remind them
that their bodies came from dust
and shall return 10 dust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Boy E|udeS
Murder Hunt
By RAY GIRARDIN
Times stan Correspondeuf

SAGINAW, Feb. % Belief that
Edward Warrichait. the husky
religious farm boy, sought in the
murder of his mother and sister.
either escaped from the area be-
fore a road blockade was formed
or IS IN the back country. dead or
alive, was expressed by state
police and sherlff's deputies today.
The 6-foot. l6-year-old youth Of
$50 pounds, lett his farm home
more than five hours before the
bodies of his mother. Mrs. Blanche
Warrichait, "a and her youngest
daughter, Esther 9, were found
covered with burlap sacking and
blankets in the family woodshed
at 10 p. m. Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Longerdn on Trial
For Life in Staying

NEW YORK. Feb q up
Wayne Lonergan. who loined the
Royal Canadian AR Force as an
airCrattSman after being turned
down by the IT, S. armed services
because Of has alleged moral de-
linquency. went on trial today on
a charge Of Staying his pretty
heireSS wife Patrica Burton
I ,OurrVan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Stfike-Bound
Los Angeles
Calls Army

LOS ANGELES. Feb. % CUPl
Mayor Fletcher Bowron today
awaited action on his request for
troops 10 operate the Los Angeles
power system, paralyzed by a
storm and strike which has cut
off service 20 $50 war plants.
forced the closing Of 39s city
schools and blscked out 125.OO0
homes and business establish
mentS.
Most Of the $50 plants make
aircraft parts
Bowron said he asked for the
troops in telephone conversation
with Undersecretary Of War Pat
terson in Washington and IL was
expected the request would be
handed 10 the President today.
Quick action by Mr.. Roosevelt
was anticipated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Rotary Sets Record

CHICAGO. Feb. % GNS)-An
all-time record membership was
announced by Rotary Interna-
tional today on the 39th ami
VerSarv Of lis founding with 5,13S
clubs and 21S,5OO members in
more than 50 countries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
LIFT FAST, ABSTINENCE

Catholics are excused from the
laws of fast and abstinence this
year because of the war. except on
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday,
with all Fridays continuing 10 be
days OF abstinence as usual.
Noon masses were to be con-
Quoted today in four downtown
Catholic parishes and will con-
tinue each noon throughout the
Lenten season. The churches are
st Aloysius Holy Rosary, ST.
Mary downtown and SIS. Peter
and Paul (JeSuit).
The Detroit Council Of Churches
was to begin its 25th annual noon
Lenten program today in the La
fayette Theater. with Dr. Edgar
Dewitt Jones. pastor Of the Cen
trail Woodward Christian Church.
the preacher.
Episcopal churches in the Do
ceSe of Michigan have arranged
varied programs for Lent Some
conducted services of holy COM
munion this morning, some were
10 have services at noon today
and others have scheduled pro-
grams for tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
SURPRISE TO AL

Bowron's request for troops
caught officials OF the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Electri-
cal Workers CAFLl by surprise
and IL was indicated The strike
might be called off as soon as the
army took over
The strike. which was called 10
days ago in protest against the
citys action in cutting a request
for SIS monthly pay raise TO s.,
was aggravated by the ctiy'S
worst storm in decade which
tore down power lines and caused
further disruption in service.
At first the $3.50 striker
promised 10 maintain service 10
war plants but when the storm
hattened power lines they refused
10 repqir them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
SCHOOLS CLOSED

The strike forced officials 10
suspend classes for 311.S75 school
and the majority of the
city's homes were forced to resort
10 candlelght
Thousands Of tons Of food in
warehouses. restaurants and mar
kets were threatened with spoil
age because Of the lack of re-
friccration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
In The Times TODAY

RSptured-Ingrams are specialists
in selection and fitting truSSeS and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
II BoMBERs LOST

Forty-one Eighth Air Force
bombers failed TO return, while
one fighter was known to be de-
stroyed and 10 others were miss
ing.
Only IS Allied planes from the
Mediterranean area were lost in
all of yesterdays operations, AL
giers announced, but il was not
stated how many of them were
shot down over Regensburg.
In addition to FASTING Regens-
burg, Italy-based bombers also at.
tackled the Zagreb airfield, two
miles from the Croatian capital:
cara, 90 miles southeast of F'iume
on the Dalmatian coast, and
Sibenik. 30 miles down the coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

Two Detroit war plants we're
bit today by unauthorized strikes
Of UAW-CIO members while at
third work was resumed after
a two-day walkout
One thousand workers at the
Gear Grinding Machine Co, 1901
Christopher, remained off the job
for the third day in a dispute
over women matrons. while at
the Essex Wire Corp, 1870
Woodward, 100 women walked out
on strike and established picket
lines TO protest the layoff of 400
others this morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
LUTHERAN RITES

Most Of the Lutheran churches
of the Synodical conference have
early evening services today or
tomorrow. with programs on cor
responding nights for each week
of Lent.
Daily Lenten devotional periods
will be held for one hour, begin
ming al noon. Monday through
Friday. in the chapel of the Luth-
eran Service Center, 1902 Ran
dolph. under the auspices Of the
Lutheran Center Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

Bumping-Painting-Repairs
Quick Ser sos Wort. VI. 2-2900
ADV.