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Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

auldre GopranIangerin erfGltet lit,
muB Die bertretenbe SopranIdngerin
bas Colo iingen; audi 5ie lit nerpos.
IS 1T elm langes Colo nit einem
bo6en 6. Sic lit 1i6er, baB tie ni6t
in Der Gage fein piro, beute mor9en
bas bobe s 81 errei6en. 9ieIe cine
Note erfiilt 1ie nit i6redli9er
Mngit. SIR Ser5 flopft i6neler, i6r
@lutbrud itetgt, iie lit ie6r allfges
regt, elm iiberanitren9tes @efibl 1T
in i6rer &eble neil 1ie un6eipuBt
our6 Die uebungen gebt, Die not
iper6ig finb, bas bo6e 6 gu erreis
den, obpobl iie feinen Qart bon ii6
gi6t. l1n9eipiB6eit nn6 Sur6t iino
Der @rrnb gu Nerpoiitdt. 9ann
aibt es cine @rt Nerboiitdt, Die biele
aeute baben, tpenn iie gum 3abn@
ar3t ODER &r5t ge9en - mas tpieoer
gum sroBten Sell aif 1~lngetpibbeit
nnb Siir9t 5uriid5ufiibren lit.
9ieie nerb6ien Qerte iinb nidt
unbebingt franz. Gle maiden ii6
felbft nerb0s inbem iie ii9 ii6er et@
mas ioraen lino fiir6ten, mas IN
ben meiiten SdIen ni6t paiiiert.
Ser Mann fpirb 609ltipabrideinli6
cine quite &eoe 6dlten lino Die Soz
p~ran1dngerin miro feline S6tpieri9>
feiten 6aben na6bem iie einmal gu
iin9en a%nfdnet. @ir tonnen oies eirs
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

3uriid3ufiibren, DAB iie MIR Die Ser
ben ibrer 2onoSlerte i6onen noaen.
8ieaeidt bat lire YropagonOa es
ii6 aud sur Nufgabe gema6t, ale
@rfolge ibrer 6einoe 81 berfleinern.
g(ber mir iino nidt fiber, ooB Dies
cine geniigen0e @%rflGrung lit.
9entide 3eitunsen Idiuenfen nm
yOie oeuti1e 8reiie bat in Der
&ergangenbeit allies, mas fir Die
aaiierten g%iinitig mar, nit elmer
ieltiomen 2ei6tber5igfeit oufgenom-
men ulo gi6t nod INNER iebr ober-
flG6li6e uno ni6tige @rfl6rungen
fir sic S6pierigfeiten, in oenen
0euti6lano ii6 iebt befinoet. @Gb-
renO bic n6ranffurter 3eitung" Die
oliierte 9onoung in NorOafrifa nod
ais einen &ieienbluff be5ei6nete,
muBte Sitler genalt elm Sabr ipGter
5ugeben, oaB oie @roffmung elmer
6ront inn Siioen Dem oeutI6en Sber-
commando cine enorme @ufgabe auf-
erlegt bat, 0ie MIR our9 Die Auf-
gobe bon Stequngen an0ersDo,
nGmli6 an ser Sitfront, in angriff
genommen meroen fonnte. 0ieieS
beripGtete @ingeItGnonis 6eItdtigt
oas itrate9ii6e 8%aroOor, benz
8euti6lano iid gegeniiberiiebt, nno
Die fali6e Sitltation, in Die es lid)
Ielbit 0aour6 gebra6t bat, bob es
rieiige @roberrngen madte, Die es
infolge Wangels an Meni6en unb
5lllg3eugen ni6t er- nnO ni6t be-
balten fam.
u0ie aufga6e OIteuropas miro
BON groBter &oniequen3 iein. @S
miro 5mar geiagt, oaB 9euti6lanb
MIR ltGrfer meroen miro, tpenn eS
8errain auf3ugeben bat, aber mir
lin0 oeiien niAt 10 fiber. 0ie &rmee
miro pieaei6t itGrfer uno fon5en-
trierter iein, a6er gang 9euti6lano
miro Damn ni6t mebr ben S6ub lei
mes rieiigen 8orgeldnoes genieBen
uno ooour6 cine lei6te 8eute fir
Die aaiierten Slieger per0en."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

&c: D8ir baben @u9 bas ia INNER
geiagt." Sic leioen oaber glei9er-
maBen inter ben 8ombaroements
nno nnter ser ltanoigen Mnglt Dor
Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, benin lie
genieBen alpar iopiel i6einbare Srei-
belt, oisfutieren nno ii6 iiber Die
9inge aufresen 81 oiirfen aber iie
lteben unter aufmerfiamer ueber-
ma6ung. Die @ei6aftspelt uno
Die &leinbGnoler aber beflagen ii9
gang often iiber Die ge~genwdrtige
Sage. No9 i'm Sabre 1910 tparen
iie laute Siesesidreier, aber iest
baben iie Dor Der 3ufunft @ngit.
Snfolge oes Wangels an oeuti9en
Irbeitsfraften befommen tie bielfa9
ausldnoii6e Mrbeiter augepieien,
uno oieie brinsen rleue Soeen uno
fremoe @infliiiie nit ii6, Die oft it,
re ginpirfung ni6t b%erfeblen."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
SabresberIammlnng Der yYrOipect
Sill" SrieObOfsgeieaidaft

Our iGbrli6en @erinmmlung oes
Broipect Sill 6rieobofes paren Die
Observation-Disclosures GlBerit 5ablrei6
eri6ienen. @rGfiOent Serr .6reO
8ogeliong er0ffnete Die 8eriamm-
lung uno begriiBte oie anweienoen.
Gum Anoenfen an Die i'm 6rieObofe
8egra6enen berbra6te man einige
Momente in itiQer Anoa6t. Ser
SefretGr $. o. @infler perlas oas
@rotofoa Der l%ebtiGbrigen 8eriamm-
lung, mel6es angenommen mltroe
mie berleien, lopie einen 8eri6t
ii6er oie @ei6ebniiie i'm uergange-
nen Sabre. 0orauf eritattete Der
S6asmeiiter, SEER 8. s. Stub, Den
6inan3beri6t aus tpeldem berbor-
gin9, oaB oas &apitnl oer@eleai6aft
nm $9356.05 i'm perfloiienen Sabre
permebrt pltr0e. Ser &alien6eitano
betrGgt iebt $249, O69.88 cine Sum-
me oeren 3inlen oie SnitanObaltlng
oes Srieobofes fir epige 3eiten
ii6ern Ioate. Sci Ser porgenommenen
@abl oes 8ernaltungsrates ipurOen
ale iebigen Erultees tpieoer rmablt.
9ieiel6en iino Die &erren 6reo So
geliang Sobn 6. Mergner, 2ouis s.
9ismer, 6reo ltber, 8. 8. Stub,
Scarf &eler unO $. g. 8infler.
2ebterer muroe gum 26. Mtale mie-
0erermdhlt.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
&nppert Seim

9ie 8"eriammlung oes Silfsper-
ems bonn &uppert Seim fono am
9ienstag i'm Sauie bon 6rau @rif-
fin an Der @uclio StraBe Itatt. SO
Witglieoer batten lid eingefunoen.
3uerit iprroe Elm por5iigli6er 2und
ieroiert. Die @innabme aus bent
luel6e iiber $50 betrrg, muir
oe ser &aiie oes @ereins 5ugefiigt.
9anod eroffnete Die 8%rGlioentin,
6rau 6. 8. 8rotpn, Die @eriamm-
lung. 9ie ii6liden @ei6Gfte mlir-
ben idnea erleoigt. Die nG6ite Ser
iommIitng miro I'M &eim ltattfin-
Ben. @ae @nipeienoen oanften Ser
freunoliden @aitgeberin fir Ole oor-
3itgli6e 8emirtung. Ser Cribs aus
Dor fltr5em itottgefunoenen
8ingolpiel mar iiber $50.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
3mdermarfen perlGnsert

9as office Of 9reis Mominiitra-
tion" modt aae Sausfrauen 0arauf
atfmerfiam, ooB Die 3udermarfe
Nr. 80 i'm &utionierungsbu6 SIR. A,
Die eigentli6 am 81. MGr3 ablailfen
iolte, in ibrer @iiltigfeitsoal1er auf
unbeitimmte 3eit %oerldngert miro,
obmobl Marfe 81 i'm glei6en Bud
mie borgeieben am 1. Mpril @iiltig-
felt erlangt. au6 fir oieie Marfe
lit ieoo6 fem llngiiltigfeitstermin
porgeiebenL iooaB beioe Marfen
auf un6eItimmte 3eit fir ie fiinf
3uder gut iino. @enn oas
iest oabon abiiebt, IN bic
ier 3eit biel 31ufer gu %faufen, bilft
es oa5l nit, Die gegenipdrtige Ser
CHARACTERIZATION aufre6t 81 erbal-
ten, mGbreno anoerenfaas oiellei6t
cine Senfltng ser Station mo-
tig miir0e.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
,,SOurnal be 0emtbe"
iiber &ei6ss9 Dilemma
(From the office of War information"

(From the Office OF War information }
0us nSourroI oe @eneOe" Iett
Iid in einem y0as 0eutide 0ilem-
ma" iiberi6riebenen @rtifel NIT Ser
itrategil6en Gage oes Hei6es aus
chamber uno erflGrt oa5u: r@s lit
6ie Gragooie 9euti6lanOs, ooB es
einen 9rieg fitbrt, in Dem es elmer
@eltfoolition geg~eniiberitebt un0 oa-
Der cine Strategic %annebmen muBte,
fir 6ie es ni6t sic notigen Mittel
bat. 0a 0euti6lanos nirti6aftli6e
8aiis 5t eng lit, mar es ge5pitngen,
Iie aus5uipeiten, oenn auf ieinen Ell
genen 8ooerL feline eigeuen 8roouf-
tionsqueuen, Oh nun inoultrieaer
ooer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natur, nno
- nit ieinen 80 W3iaionen @inpob-
nern - nuf feline eigenen Meniden-
reIerpen bei6rdnft, lit es ni6t IN Der
Gage, Der pereinten &raft Der
@Qiierten ltano3ubolten. gs ctau6t
@ebiete, Die an M%ineralien, Sel uno
8ei3en reid iino, unO genau 10
brou6t eS IrbeitsfrGfte.
Seine @rmee miro oa3u 6en0tigt,
Ieinen militGriiden 8eltano 81
biloen, aber 10 taper oieie 9lrmee
ar6 iein mag, lit iie nidt groB ge-
mug, cine un0ru6oringli6e S6ran-
fe Inn Die gelamte @%influB5one oeS
&eifes gu erriften. @noe Sftober
1912 batte oie Ma6t 9euti6lanos
ibren &obepunft errei6t, un0 inner.
balb bes rieligen 3irfels, 0eiien Ga-
oirs, bon Berlin aus gemellelL g.
700 &ilometer betrug, lit oireft
o0er INDIRECT allies unter oeuti6em
Wa9teinfluB. 8enn man beute
mieoer Dem @erlauf oes 3irfels
folgen po1te, miiroe iein &aOiuS
ni6t mebr ais HOO &ilometer aus
MAIDEN. 9ieie 8erfiir3ung fenn-
5ei6net ni6t nltr elm militGrii6eS
uno mirti6aftli6es S6pd6erper-
ben, ionoern aud cine &erringerung
0es poltt11fe1 BreltlgeS 0eut11=
lambs, oentt i'm 8erbdltnis 5r Der
Mufgabe bon SteGungen our6 oeut-
i9e Srllppen befommen Die beieBten
Staten, oie emit an Sen Sieg
9euti6lanos glaubteuL un0 Die Ne1t-
tralen, Die emit 0ieien Sieg fiir6te-
ten, lire llna6bdngigfeit ~teiltpeiie
mieoer.
~9ie te6nii6e uno inoultriele
2eiItungsfGbigfeit ser 9eutiden unO
ibre @rfolee auf 0ieiem @e6iete, TO-
mie ibr Srganiiotionstalent murOen
nit &edt bemunoert, a6er glei65ei-
tig fam man au6 ni6t umbin, bon
Der ltnreaIiltii9en Art ~betroffen 81
iein, in ser iie groBe militdrii6e uno
politii6e @reigniiie beurteilen. Sic
neigen oa5u, ibre NieOerlage MIR
auf poriibergebenoe uno ne6enid6li-
DIE uria6en 5uriid5ufiibreu, obne ie-
ben @influB Der groBen gei6i6tli-
den @eiete in Ser @ntipidlltng 8u
erfennen. @ieGei6t lit Dies barauf
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

-6rau alops S6la6ter berlebt
oiele ISOLDE bel ibrer So6ter, 5rall
@erner in Sreeport, 8. s., tpel9e
ibren 10. So63eitstag feiert. @db-
reno ibrer 46melenbeit erbielt Serr
Sdla6ter oie freuoige Mitteilung,
ooB feline @bebGlfte bel elmer Ser
looiung oes Griegerpereins oortielbIt
oen eriten 8reis getuonnen babe. 9a-
rob natiirli6 groBe 8reuoe i'm Sauie
S6la6ter.
SER Sermann Slider, mel6er
6eim lebten S6neefoq BON einem
S6litten fabrenoen &inoe angeiauit
puroe, bat babel cine ooppelte @e=
birnent5iinoung erlitten uno lit ans
&ranfenbett gefeiielt.
SER @lfreo 9ies, pel6er 3.
st. i'm @rbolungsbeim Ser S6rift=
ieber in Colorado Springs peilt,
feiert ON %. MGr5 ieinen 80. @e-
burtstag. 9as Sournal %gratuliert
gum @iegenfelte.
-Srdulein Wargaret Stte err
belt am 9ienstag poriger 8oGe ibr
uncertainties 8iirgerpapier. 9as
Sournal gratuliert ber3li6.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

er &usbruf @erboiitdt ipiro
~ bon Qaien bel bielen beri9iez
oenen &ranfbeiten angetpanbt,
Die nit NerboIitdt ri6ts 81 TIM
6aben. Gin Wann, Der peiB, 6aB
er na6 benz @ilen cine &eoe balten
fol-, fann nerp6s peroen, Da er ni6t
redt neiB, mas er ia9en iou. ST
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
@ener &atiOnsfnpDm fir Sdmbe
ab 1. Mai

@iner preisamtli6en 8efannt-
ma6ung 3ufolge miro an 1. Weai
Elm reller &ationsfupon fir elm 8aar
S6nbe in &raft geiebt iperoen, elmer
Der beioen 0er5eit in &raft befinoli-
6en S6ubfupons a6er, Nr. Is in
&ationsbu6 1, miro a1 80. Mpril
ieine @iiltigfeit perlieren. S8I gab
glei65eitig gu ipiiien1 oaB iie trot
anbaltenoer 2eoerfnappbeit oamit
rednet, Die S9ubrationierung 0un-
gefabr anf Dem oer5eitigen Stan6"
bon 5pei SOAR S9uben Oas Sabr
balten gu fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
terpciit1t mnH t1emraitbenie

ge6ilbete @erbpiitGt nennen, pbbobl
pirfli1e Nerbpi itdts borbanoen lit.
Gin anberer 3uitanb, Der aage<
mein als %geerboiitdt be5ei4net tpiro,
lit pirtli6 Neuraitbenie. Sizes lit
cine arant6eit, Die ii9 bur6 mlsfll>
l1Ie gri90pfuns, &upfi6mer5en,
llnfd6igteit ii6 Iange nlf etipas,
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

baB Das,
mas er iagt, bon
ben &nlpeien0en
ni6t ri6tig aufs
genomn1en ipiro
ODER baB 5ein ner<
b0ier 3uitano
auffdat nn6 Die
Slu6ien5 @elegen@
belt bat, ii6 iiber
i'm luittg 81 MAJ
den. @etp0bnli6
er nit benz
Giien, ibt iebr
ipeni9 uno 9ez
nieBt IN Der &e<
gel bas @abl
uicht Oo 0ie re-
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

DQS pIel SeIIIeH
e~rfor0ert, gu fons
5entrieren un6
Bei6nerben I'M
&bbomen 6arafs
teriiiert. Sic be-
treffen0e 8erion
mag 5elbit na6
elmer fleinen &nz
itrenguna ermil<
ben un6 oiefe
S6pd6e fann
mad fur5em &usz
ruben tpteoer berz
f6ninoen; ooer
n6er Die 8er1on
mag f~ortipdbrenb
miiSe fem. Ser
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
@%Obnnngsgeiu6

8rpfes, nnm6bliertes 3immer,
snr 6ausbaltnng seeisnet, BON al
le~initebenOer, rmbiser, ianberer Do
me sttm Is. April seindt.
Sernipreder: Midisan 1888.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
EurODaOiSChe LOCk0rbiSSen !
die schonsten Ostergaben!

Marzipanfruchte 8 ozs 0.85, | lb LOO; Mar
zipan-K artofeln 8 ozs 0.75; gebrannte Man
,deln, delik. 8 ozs OBS. | lb l.85; Schoko-
laden Dragees, gem. Fullungen, erstkl. ID
LIS; Nougat Pralinen 8 ozs 90, Mokka-
bohnen hochfein, 8 ozs 0.76; Katzenzungen
II crosse Mokka- Trifel u. Marzipanstangen
1.64; 3 gr. Tafeln Schokolade (Schweizer
Art) 0.82; Basler Leckerli 8 ozs 0.75, ID.
lbs; Franz. Oblaten (Gaufrettes) 20 St,
ST. l'75; Europ. import. Preisselbeeren
2 ID. 900; Crunkern 5 lb. 100. Suppenwir-
fel IS St. $50. Himbeersaft, gar. 100 pro-
zent naturrein, 10 ozs 0.89, Jumbo bottle
81 ozs 1.57; Eierkognak: Neuherstellung v,
Regierung untersagt. Solange Vorrat
reicht: 8 ozs l.34, II ozs I.89. l6 ozs 2.45.
as Quart BIS; Echter Boonekamp, holl.
RECEIPT, IL ozs 2.45, as Quart AIS.
Verlangen Sic unsere reichhaltige Preisliste
anderer europaischer Leckerbissenl
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17

Web nave examined the books and accounts of Mr. H g. WmhH, secretary, and Mr. Laurence O. Slut
Prospect Hill Cemetery for the year ending February 49, 1914, and hereby certify that this rpt is h
of heir receipts and disbursements
w frmr certify that we have verified the ch balance in bak HeF First Trust Real Estate Notes
and that these disbursements are properly supported by vouchers
Washington c., Marcel II, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
AssdiIs Regulations
Banning Citizenship

Regulations which ban any one
regardless of race, from citizen
ship had been condemned today
by Probate Judge Patrick J
O'Brien, speaking at sessions Of
the American Committee for the
Protection of Foreign Born.
Judge O'Brien spoke yesterday
in the Book-Cadillac Hotel at one
Of several meetings of the organi-
zation. Nearly 800 members at
tended.
- Army Air show Begins Friday -
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convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Orlando Must Give Up
Or Become Fugitive

Jimmy Orlando, 2S-year-o d
former Detroit Red Wing hockey
star. will be officially classified as
a fugitive from the u. S. govern
ment unless he surrenders to serve
a four year draft lodging sem
tence. it was learned today.
The newest aspect in the Or
lando case came in Cincinnati
where the u. S. District Court of
Appeals handed down a mandate
to the federal district court here
directing Federal Judge Monet to
inform Orlando that he must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
G| Bill 10 Boost
Home Building

The CT Bill OF Rights pending
before Congress would give re.
turning veterans substantial gov.
eminent assistance in purchasing
homes and farms. Hugh Potter OF
Houston, Tex. president of the
Urban Land Institute. told the
Economic Club at its noon meet
ing today.
"An enormous market for
modest homes will come with
the passage Of the CT BILL" he
said cit Is the clear obligation
Of the building industry to see
that each veteran gcts his
moneys worth"
Potter asserted costs must be
lowered and full employment al
high earning levels maintained.
Arp,x Ale shc. U~St.. Rx<Ssw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Times Photo

serve his sentence. Orlando had
appealed to the higher court.
Orlando has been free under
81 900 bond since his conviction
last summer and there have been
reports that he has joined the
Canadian army.
Assistant u. S. District At
torney Kenneth d. wilkins said
that Orlando's bonding company
will be ordered to produce him
before Judge Monet. Failing this,
the bond will be forfeited and
Orlando will become a fugitive.
However. he cannot be extradited
under the draft law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Shoe Service Farley
To Open on Thursday

Members OF the shoe service
employees division of the CIO
United Wholesale, Retail and De-
partment Store Employees of
America will hold their first ma
tional convention at the Hotel
Statler Thursday and Friday, IL
was announced today.
The conventions highlight will
be banquet Friday night. when
delegates will be welcomed into
the URDWSEA by Samuel VOL
chek. international president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Senators Back
|0PA Extension
Times Photo

WASHINGTON, May % (INS)
The Senate banking committee
Is expected TO order a favorable
report today on the bill extending
the OPA and price and wage con-
troll laws, all of which will expire
June 80 unless continued.
The House banking committee
plans, however, TO continue It's
battle over the measure through
out this week after agreeing
Saturday TO . an amendment
freezing" the rollback subsidy
program at the existing level.
The group voted down amend.
ments which would have ex.
empted fish and certain furs from
price control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Hatch Act WARNING

WASHINGTON, May 20 .(INS)
The civil service commission
announced today that all govern
ment agencies had been instructed
to warn federal employees Of the
mo political activities" provisions
of the Hatch Act.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Pickett Quits
Pulpit Here

DR.. Warren Wheeler Pickett,
pastor of First Congregational
Church today had resigned hi,
pastorate here to accept a call to
New Haven, Conn, where he will
go Sept. Is.
A trustee OF Olivet College and
staff member of the Congre-
gational Board of Home Missions,
DR.. Pickett came to Detroit in
1882 after holding pastorates in
Bethel. Conn.,. Fort Dodge, Ia,
and Forest Hills, N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Broken Back Fatal
To Young Diver

John Crowley. IS. of 8058 Smart
was dead today as result of a
broken back sustained when he
dived into the Rouge River from
its banks in Rouge Park. Recov-
cred from the water by an uni
Identified sailor, the lad was taken
to Receiving Hospital where he
died Yesterday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Reaches Lisbon
En- Route to Madrid

Mac Krim, 2425 La Sale Gar
dens, staff member of the Office
Of War Information. has arrived
in Lisbon en- route TO Madrid
where he will be an Owl attache
to the American Embassy. Krim,
who is %, played polo for the
Gold Hat club and owned a thea
ter in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Teen Age Vote
DriveSpeeded
CIOCommit+ee
Takes Campaign
10 War Workers

The Michigan campaign to re-
duce the voting age to Is was
carried to hundreds Of thousands
of Detroit war workers by the
Wayne County political action
committee of the Go today.
Tracy Doll. secretary treasurer
of the committee, said that petit
tions calling for an amendment to
the state constitution to reduce
the voting age had been sent to
various war plants and to precinct
workers by special agents of the
committee.
SEES LITTLE DIFFICULTY
"The petition campaign will
be handled under the direct SUI
pervision of the political action
committee" said Doll, "and .
concerted effort will be made to
have them signed as quickly %
possible. The issue In not Of .
controversial nature, and we
should experience little DIFF
ficulty In procuring signatures"
Corps of volunteer workers in
the Democratic party, Blue Star
Mothers, Eleanor Roose {
League and the Teamsters' Union
ALL also are circulating petitions
HAS WIDE SUPPORT
Reduction of the voting age ID
designed primarily to give men
and women in the armed forces .
vote.
Leading educators, jurists, bust.
ness and professional people have
endorsed the campaign. All agree
that teen age youngsters Of today
are as well qualified to vote az
men and women Of n were Q
quarter of q century ago.
L Aruuv uh0u Rowtna 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Attack of WanderIuSt
Finds Cure i'm Police

Three boys who disappeared last week, causing their
parents fear that secret club they exposed had inflicted
some unnamed revenge them back in school today
telling of adventures perous than sleeping in
parked cars and subsisting picnickers leftovers
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rzendzian of 627 w. Six Mile
road first became alarmed Wednesday when Richard TO-
and Ronald 8, failed to come home from school.
When little RAYMOND, g. also disappeared FRIDAY, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Strike Shuts
War Factory

Production of war vital parts
for landing boats and planes at
the Federal Mogul Co.. 10311
Shoemaker, was at a standstill
today as the eompany's 1,500 en-
ployes continued their wildcat
strike. swelling Deroit's strike
bound idle to $500.
The strike began late Satur-
day when a group of employees,
members of Local 202. UAW-C CLIO,
allegedly walked out in protest
over the discharge of two union
stewards.
ONLY FEW REPORT
Only a few members of the
night shift reported last night,
and these were sent home, ac-
cording to a company spokesman,
by the union president.
Meanwhile. the strike of bakery
drivers (AFL), which has virtual
ly cut off the city's bread supply,
and the Parke-Davis strike.
which has stopped the processing
OF blood plasma and production
OF other vitality needed medical
supplies for the armed forces.
continue.
TAKE UP WLB ORDER
Settlement of the bakery driv-
ers strike today hinged on a
meeting Of the unions contract
committee which was called to
consider a back-to-work order of
the National War Labor Board.
Sam Hurst, president of Local
81. and James Hoffa, teamsters'
business agent, met with the COM
mittee this morning to decide
what action would be taken on
the telegram sent to the union
Saturday by WLB Chairman Will
liam II. Davis.
The board warned the strikers
that their case would not be con-
sidered until they called off the
strike and returned to work.
48 PLANTS SHUT
Forty-six bakeries, with 1000
employees, have been affected by
the strike of 1000 drivers who
are demanding that the WLB
speed up its decision on their re-
quest for wage increases.
Meantime, Hurst disclosed that
a request of the Detroit board OF
health for bread for four hospitals
here had been met by the union.
He said that the armed services,
schools and shut-ins also were
assured an adequate supply OF
bread.
A report that some OF the
larger bakeries were threatening
to halt all baking because OF the
impracticality of turning out small
quantities which the union has
permitted to be delivered to the
armed forces, schools and shut-ins
was met by a threat from Hurst
to permit one of the smaller
bakeries now closed to reopen and
take care of the entire demand.
CAN CALL MEETING
Although Hurst refused to COM
ment on what the outcome of
today's meeting might be, he said
that il the committee should de-
eide to call off the strike the
drivers who had voted not to
meet again until Wednesday
could probably be summoned into
special session il necessary, al
though many were reported out
of the city on weekend vacations.
Parke, Davis and union officials
were scheduled to meet today
with the state mediation board to
consider demands Of the strikers
for a union shop and pay in
creases.
The employees who struck last
Tuesday have ignored WLB de-
mands that they return to work
pending re.tlement of grievances.
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