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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-15
wAssEs

inaaS of gaqnlsin wili be efie bTaffe Monday morning, at s;00 0'eiork, Rf fhe lmmaeuiafe Conception GhuTeh, for the repOse Of fhe soul 0f fhe late Mary eulbRpe,
 fssGas AnNNA ~ Mouths mind hleb Mast of reauianl Niii he eelehFals cd Monday 10rnin9, Rf gie0 0,aioek, af fhe ki, fTaneiR ARYteFR Ghuffh, Tor fho Fep0ne Of fAe soul of fhe late Theady 9llmarfin,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-15

TIC funeral e Wsllam naonst. s,l Vssas slIs''' i'aFliaEa' sls h1'1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-15
DEED

PA@WWgAEg -~ Ip this city. Juig ieih. lgts, lteiiop Q, PaFthenes, IfuneTal honday inOgning, q SIS o'elock, from nulyiiie tuDeFai a5ome, eSe West Maln Street, fo gnmaeulate Conception cbvrcil, af e;e0 o'clock,
 WAnA9AGekAk-ln lhiE city, gniy lath, lgts, Mgs, Anna bsTaDsvskss, Of 8e summit street FnneFal frOm i1eliniks Funefai Home, lg Congress Avenue, time and other errangemenis 10 De sD' nonnefd,
 w0E.OAgEWg6N~gn this city, sulS tsih, 1991, Mrs, Anna POl0niewieg, 0f see iSnldwln Street, Funeral Monday from tolaeenfe EnnerRl Home, e52 Bapk Street, tiHe and efheF aFFRngemenfs fe he ann0uneed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-28

George Jessel and Pat Rooney have joined Eddie Cantors produc- tion Show Business" to be released by RKO Radio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-28
CHIMES WHISKY STOPPED

Erie, Pa. - (U.P)-"Scrap", the whisky drinking chimpanzee of the Glenwood Zoo, is lon the wagon" with many other Pennsylvanians since whiskey rationing has forced him to give up his daily dose of the luxury. As prescribed for his diet F years ago, Scrap" has received his morning coffee literally spiked with the intoxicant. He now gets an ice cream cone with his coffee instead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-28
FISHERMEN STAY CLOSER

Wolfeboro, N. H. - UP) The war has finally caught up with the fishing through the-ice industry. Fish and game department officials report that the wooden shacks used as shelters by the fishermen are now set up within easy walking dis tance of the shore. The gasoline shortage has ended the practice of towing the shacks several miles from shore by automobile.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Classes in Meal Planning
Slated al Two Hiqh Schools

A series OF 10 class sessions for
women on Meal Planning and
Preparation" will begin November
~ at Central and Mckinley High
Schools, it was announced yester-
day. The class sessions at each
school viii run from 7 to 8 pm. on
Mondays and Wednesdays. The
course is sponsored by the home
economics department of the WASH
ington Public Schools.
The course includes actual PLAN
ming, marketing, preparation and
serving of meals. 1t will also in
lclude social activities involving the
readying and serving of buffet
luncheons, teas, etc.
Applicants should register at the
school they wish to attend. There
is no charge for the course work
but there will be i registration fee
to cover the cost Of the food to be
used. Persons desiring information
should call Mrs. Ola Day Rush, head
Of the home economics department
of the Washington schooIs. ut Ma
tional 5000, extension 841. Regis-
tration is now taking place Ut both
Central and Mckinley High Schools.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
License Volume Remains
Heavy After DeadIine

Although the license year in the
District began November /, Edward
E. Bailey, jr, superintendent Of
licenses said yesterday that applica-
tions were pouring into his Office.
Licenses are required for some IS
businesses in the city, ranging from
apartment and lodging houses to
street photographers and theaters.
The annual rush for the required
licenses began two months ago.
The District collects $500. 900 a
year from licenses.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Civil Service Ratings
parley Slated ior
tuesday, Wednesday

The second annual conference on
lcivil service efficiency ratings will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday 1t
the Interior Department auditorium,
the Civil Service Commission an
nounced yesterday. Problems arising
in the administration Of the uni
form efficiency rating system will be
discussed.
Directors Of personnel, members
lof the efficiency rating committees
and boards Of review. department
representatives and others inter-
ested in the system administration
will attend.
Scheduled for Tuesday morning
Is an address by Arthur 8. Flem-
ming Of the commission. 1t will be
followed by discussions and q DEM
onstration Of efiiciency rating train
ing methods by oficials In various
Federal agencies. Discussion lead
ers include 1t. Col. Everett r. Con-
over, War Department Army serv-
ice forces. on Training Conference
Guide: w. r. Mcdonald, Weather
Bureau, on Training Through Per-
sonal Contacts With Field Services" I"
and E. A. Ralph. Agriculture De-
partment, on Training Through
Eniciency Rating Committees"
Tuesday afternoon DR.. r. p. Hos
kyns, General Accounting Once, will
discuss Meetings for Rating ON
Gals; DR.. Roland l.. Beck, War De-
partment, office OF chief OF engi-
neers, will demonstrate and discuss
"Sound-Slide Film Method OF Train
Ing and John A. Overholt, chief
of the Efficiency Ratings Admins
tration, will discuss Comments on
Training Reports"
Wednesday morning there will be
a panel discussion OF "A Practical
Review and Approval Program for
Efficiency Rating Committees" by
DR.. Henry F. Hubbard, Council Of
Personnel Administration; Charles
G. Stern, Federal Housing Author
|ity; DR.. Harold G. Clark, Depart
ment of Agriculture; Philipp l..
Charles, Securities and Exchange
Commission; DR.. Ralph M. Hogan,
Civil Service Commission; Walter
B. Corley, War Department, and 1t.
7. w. Taylor. Navy Department.
Wednesday afternoon will be de-
voted to a question and answer
period, led by Michael Levine of the
Civil Service Commission, and the
conferences will end with an ad-
dress by John A. Overhold on
Points to Be Emphasized In the
Training Program"
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Randolph to Speak

Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee will speak at
the International Association of
Printing House Craftsmen at $50
pm. Tuesday in the Hotel 240O. His
topic will be Postwar Planning for
Washington,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-17

JOB OPEN for geophysical crew.
If you prefer an outside job in
an essential industry apply at
246 Professional Bldg. 4-19
BLACKSMITH wanted. Top wages
paid. Phone 519. Stitelcr & Son.
1881 Main. 4-19
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-17
,--HeIp Wanted


HARDWARE salesman wanted. Per-
manent, good salary and excellent
working conditions. This is a line
opportunity for a successful career
with Imperial Valleys outstanding
business firm. Availability certi-
ficate required. Apply to Warren
Currier, Imperial Hardware CO.,
Ell Centro.
MILITARY WIVES - If you have
had dining room experience, the
Barbara Worth hotel has need
for your ability. Good income as
sured. Apply at Chefs office,
Barbara Worth hotel. 4-22
WANTED-Man to operate No. 81
Massey-H Harris combine on COM
mission. Must furnish bonds. Call
Riverside 4042-J or write w. E.
Campbell, Rt. /, Box 500, River
side. Calf. 4-22
WILL PAY GOOD salary to cap
able stenographer. Position per-
manent. Fire Companies Adjust
ment Bureau, 221 Bank of Amer.
Bldg. Phone l73. AL
WANTED-Man for Wholesale milk
route. Apply to 1455 Main st. 4-20
WANTED-Men to work on wind
rover and combine. Good war
time wages. See John Hisel, 7 mi
west of El Centre on Highway 30
at Marine base corner, So. side
highway. 4-24
HAVE OPENING In Office as COM
putor on oil exploration party,
Some college work required. Call
387 for appointment. 4-19
WANTED-Custodi for Methodist
church. Man or woman. Call
123-W. 4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-17

Sure-firc results with POST
FRESS Wand-ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-17
29-livestock

AMERICAN BRED saddle horse.
Registered name, Rambling
Sam, No. 1912. Located 11a mi.
east of Brawley. Service fee $25.
l. F.. Porter, Phone Brawley
585-R. 4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-17

LOST-Gas ration books "a q &c"
belonging to Elizabeth C. Dean.
Return to ration board 4-20
LOST--Ration book No. 4 belonging
to Edgar A. Sallee. Return to ra-
ton board. 4-2O
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-17
33--Trueks. Trsners
32--Used Cans

FOR SALE-Ford heavy duty truck
tractor. Perfect condition, with
Fruehauf 5th wheel and Brown
Lite transmission. Good tires.
Apply Sudden Service Station.
4-A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

Stroh is one game nearer first
place IN The Detroit Times Classic
Bowling League today than a
week ago While Chene-TromhlX,
sun leading by one, was losing
one 10 PAIN Beach last night at
Hall-Dodds Recreation, Stroh reg
istered a Shutout
T. & b also Won three and the
distance between first and third
place is now two games, with Is
left on the schedule. The season
ends April H.
Palm Beach was seven marks
f9-ef4-t------tft-- r-urr10ty TT -rTTTC S0C-
Ond game and apparently due to
win, only % run into four misses
and a spare in the succeeding
frame.
Sackman's interfered with Muir
docks chance 10 rise by taking
two from ParIsclean, 2S72 to 2sO5
while Murdoch lost two 10 Berger,
2S95 10 2SS9 Stroh had runner
up of 1887 in hlaukinC Krakow as
r & s had Z9gS for high i'm haul
ing in three from MiuerahteS.
Crimmins kept his average Of
20l As. with Wolf doing 1922.
Gibson 1913 40 and Joe Norris, who
shot 5S5, showing 1914 So.
a 1858 finish promoted 1886 for
Palm Beach against Chene-Trom-
blys 1886 PepSl-Cola, with Jim
Marshall Spouting 665. had the
odd ono from Fife. 2965 10 2S55
Coca-Cola moved nearer fourth
place IN banking De Luxe-W.
1856 70 2SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Rifle Clubs Get
Shells First
BY DON GILLIEs

Rifle clubs conducting small
arms training schools will be first
TO receive % caliber ammunition
IN considerably larger volumes
than heretofore, WPB has an
nounced Shipments are expected
70 start before May !.
An estimated 25l000000 shot
gun shells. 30000,000 center-fre
and 475000,000 DDS Will have
been manufactured or VIII be IN
the process By July l. according to
WPB.
This information, released yes
terday. comes as good news to
local rifle clubs, who are feeling
the pinch Of ammunition in their
training program
Great Lakes Steel defeated the
Greater Detroit Rod and Gun
Club Spee!a!! rifle i444aa match
1868 TO 1909 Irish Rifle Club was
third with 1850. Try Brehm was
top scorer with So for the win.
ncrS.
Great Brehm 3s2 Joe KornerdI
37T, Les Hinduskcy 5T6 Ernie Brousseau
36e Henry ZmidiewsN 36i
Greater Detroit Marion Easter 3s7.
Eddie Faust 1856 Doris Fisher 365. Russ
Brumhaugh 357 Ava Cook 354
Loiko 1853 Ken Conrad 34s Frank Ra-
Ghetto 34f- Joe taFHtak- $50 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Six Cities
I'm Bouts

Boxers for six cities have ac-
copied invitations to compete IN
the Go national CHAMPIONSHIPS
scheduled for Olympia, March -.
The entire profits Of the show
viii 90 to the Infantile Paralysis
Fund
With the exception Of a few
college and service boxers. all the
competitors VIII bc members of
the Go and The champions will
be awarded Go rings. There VIII
be ID bouts, with competition IN
all classes.
Tickets are now available at
Olympia, az sam S Cut Rate Stores
and the Infantile Paralysis Fund
headquarters in the Nationa
Bank Building Go members
can get their tickets through
Their stewards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
List District
Golf Events

\ few one-day events will put
the District -CalEAN-eeistttoii
hack in tho links picture ~ an
-artlNe sponsor this summer,
James -. >tandish, its preNi-
dent announced!
u u, expected the events viii
include father and son tourna-
mcutE club relations and forty
and-oNcr. but not the district
amateur.
" efforts of Harold u. Kelly,
SECRETARY ui Red Run, are suc-
ccs,iUl the Wednesday League
viii be- revived for Seven-wcek
schedule NELLY said the other
seven clubs had indicated. Will
iUgncss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Bob a|es
Judge Lands
Can 44ouHear
Broken Spanish?
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITION.

THISA AND DATA: Raiah
the Hornsby, sitting on a fat
paying job as manager Of the
Vera Cruz baseball team in the
Mexican League, is in a spot to
have lot Of fun with Judge
keuesaw Mountain lands ana
seems TO be making the most
of IL.
An international situation
seems Ia he in the making with
Rajah in the drivers seat. Last
week there was an outcry from
Syracuse when HornSby signed
their Cuban inhelder. This week
he landed another Latin, Chico
Hernandez, catcher slated 10 80
to Milwaukee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
His 822 High.
but Unofficial

Tnonicially. John Niviano's
BOZ is the city's best individual
bowling performance Of tho sea
son. Unfortunately. NiViano
made II in a pot game on the
alleys he operates. RolaVilc,
and il Off the sanctioned list
His series was 2lG-2G6-300
and before he stopped he had
% consecutive strikes. He had
10 straight In the middle. - for
the 500. and started fourth
game ON the 9th hall the 10
pin stood His opponents were
Fred Noelker, 626, and Victor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Here They Go Again:

Stale high school basketball
regional tournaments open tomor-
row with las teams aiming for
the state finals, March 17-lS, in
Lansing Class A schools, headed
=i41--tHdeteatod Saginaw Arthur
Hill. are in the first round others
In the second Local competition is
AZ Fordson and Lincoln High of
ferndale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

who chastened hun IN organized
baseball.
The Judge didn't Ike the &C.
cas,oDal parlay that Ralah was
won't 20 make ~ the horse
parks. So the Ralah was sub
dued Il wasn't a pretty mantle
tho Judge gave him
Blt now tFc Ra'ah Is 10 base
bah again but IN an area where
he can make q bot OF ranba
without cerSurc And be can
invite Attire players he wants
20 JOIN rs Quo Tie can nave
the tiuc of hiS life rad.nc The
leagues Tor talent and q The
Jude d ~pIas amy diecomf-
ture 90 result the Rasah you
can expect VII nor shed any
tears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Klein, Ruby Tag Winners

Louis Klein and Bert Ruby uc-
Ceeded tn subdHng Buddy Knox
and Nick Billings ira the Ausral-
ian tag wrestling match ar Fair
view Garden last night. W8itcr
Roxy and frankie Hart drcW and
Dale Haddock defeated Bob
Castle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Money TO Spend

How far Rajah VIII carry MS
rHldlnE rs not known But he is
saying il with the stuff that
talks money and not broken
Spanish He is pulling down 20
G'S a season in his now berth
and the purse strings arc opened
10 hum 10 humid In 2 club
Hornsby has no connection
whatever with organized base
hall HAS H4a-H-- lht--i--,,-ft "a tire
jurisdiction of Judge Lands.
He ha, been up and down in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Niqhf Edition Code Key

The r4it4.t Times daily Prints IN 'hs
T7EFT TdTTI0T CIV III NHfff IT rrrFT
which race experts feel .s among the out
standing bets ~ the CAV
The code kry alrtaIs each rIrhf m NE
p eht star and Rcd LIMO editions. mum
boz c1rrcFpoadirE 90 each letter OF the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONIf lN
THE ~t9HT EDITION AMI is PRINTED
rs CODE Tomorrow r1tr follows.
Al RIA co Dos t-3g - G-l3
IT tt1-f-94 5-s3 h-Ss-fs-if-A -4a A-8S
OCT Pts Q-h RIB SIS I-5R 80
Gin this code kop II viii enable yTu
POI remember tho name ~ f0morrcW--~code
horse appearing ONLY rs THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Has Kayoed Is

Bells sensational record joe
cludes IS knoCkoutS two oc-
cured In Olympia when hc beltcd
out Bee Bee Wright and Johnny
Abbot; lie Knocked aHt three
opponents IN five DAYS which
Chris Dundee Tommy S man
ager. insists must bc a record
Cleveland thinks so well Of
Tommy he lis boxing Make
sTerCer there IN a wlndup bout
March is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
STANDINGS

Fred BuiaCk'S :. & s may be
the wedge that increases the two
game lead of Cy Goralczyk'S
.Sackman when 1t takes on Louis
Burr S De Luxe in The top bowl
ing match of the Michigan MAJOR
Classic at Crest Lanes tonight.
S. & S six games out OF first
place with u left, cannot afford
10 lose and sun remain a con-
fender That's why II intends 10
trip De Luxe Meanwhile. Sack
mar. which set a now city season
scoring record Of 1896 last week.
catches Ellis Walkers Standard
and viii be a heavy favOutc.
Krae'tr Fs R0Hc ALLEYS Ia Mgrdock
SIS. Detroit Sales. SD Standard rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

Weather clear track fast
FRS, Race Lfsf7beIt Gre, GaHah8f
Ma tah Big Guy, TrcrtN woods Nts
Arc0ia
Second Tacc-Ger Counsel sVcasr
Hard Biscuit Pools Miss Frakes, Okre.s
M8mna
Thd Race SAFE BID Hcr BOY ftfte
Da,t. Netuc Bold Book Plate. Para
Iuc-La.
Fourfh Race Marjorie s., Bi.aaGt
FIy Phantom son t.1asau
F.Nh Race Tho Ffr,.t
Sntr Race Boot arl SPUR,
ftgrt1 II ar~---tiH'fftfs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
FIat Foot frankie:

SukWIch. All-Amcrica football
player who starred for the Detroit
Lions last fall, may 60 back into
the army as a buck private after
being discharged from the ma
rines because of his feet -. lie
has bccn ordered 10 report Tor
prc-inducton physical exam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Alley Boy.

A colt Which has started only
once, Is the only Detroit-own2d
horse among the las named Tor
RE kentucky Derby The son
ct Diavolo is owned by the Dear
born Stable Of Jimmy Powers,
Detroit automobile dealer. and s
now with division Of the Dear
born h0ESoS AT ChWChul Downs.
lie b, trained by Dick Fischer tie
former Jockey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

Former L. S flyweight cham
plon. stops Kuko Ortiz Of Mexico
City i'm ninth round at San lose
for his third victory in his come
hack career Navy is now trans
ferrlng him East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Wantta East $50?

ChWlcS tChlll Wash ClaVe-
land Rams coach, offers $50 to
any one who will tip him TO a
PLAYER who lasts three games with
his pro club next fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

OF thrce-ten roWder,
Bell, who VII. not bC ~ until
Monday has been fighting ass
pro less than Two years and is
currently Tie -c--hlh-r4-4,4ae
ve lte~VeiEht title contender ~
The land according 80 Ring
Magazine. hihle 81 ihe tfatte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

rrc sport
mostly down
these l-ae=H4-
years. y "
his star Is in
the ascend
encY and as
he toys with
h S frliolcs
the Raiah IN
his gay way
m uSt recall
that j. was
Judge Lands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Scratches
nv United Press
TROPICAL pARK

fNDE 4AAAt FAifh
WrstnFT- rf1u1v- truck muddy
First Race hellmond Peace Maker,
DICK Richards Change Here
Second RaCe-Litt.e Bud Brave. Frlar,
Maelne Nickname Michael Or0
Third Race Hard Telling TWO KICK,
Good Fun LassaEria Happy LARK.
Fourth Race OaklnE GornL. Maxi.
mont.
Seventh Race Appas Tappas Nori-
meer Romulus, pir.a7. Bite Day
Eighth Race--Fa Bishop. Hasty
Wire. Grand Day. BeIay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
ODT o. KS Big League:

Teams PLAYING exhibition games
Ih-s-Slnl-n-- Al nlIIl1aLA- haACS-ad-
1acont 20 their training camps . q.
as had -hecn crronenuSlY hinted. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

The Detroit Tigers, their ,
To-day planned "A school fer AIS
out while hasehalis daily march
continued
The Detroit plan is the brain
child of JACK TELLER, business
-rvrar-1r.cr-, wf1o-fras arrrvcci- at
Evansville Ind, with an advanced
guard of PLAYERS and team off
cIals. IIc said players will be
admitted 10 the school on invita-
tion only
ZCJICr SAID The TICCrs- have
only -teIas=efs- aH-thrir- actIXc
list, but added he has had no word
from a number OF KEY PLAYERS,
including Siuegnng RUDY YORK
and MIKE CPINKY) HIGGINS,
both slated for military service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Skating AGAIN

Skating today only az Rouge
Park and Palm or Pork tHe
recreation department announced
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

:. Lf-WaTIne edTTed 10 army
New York Giant shortstop. said
he expected 10 enter the navy in
about three weeks. Married, and
with two children, Bartell passed
his physical yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

Men Ike Babe Ruth, lou
rTnTTE, HUNK UFVCUtCTE anu
Rudy York deserve credit for
mUtttng UP the hUgT hIyrbaii
public ri today, he SAID
They give the crowds what
they Want--a shOW--for when
these sluggcrN go Ia the plate
ANYTHING. can happen
1T isn't like It was IN the old
DAYS, when with "a run or two
trHTi ami yOUf pitcher working
VOL You could hc pretty sure
You had the game IN the bag
\ rENvrt noW lduNF ls doVll ts,
u''r bpUg uUu.fl- PLAYING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Is
nf Nfuln bottles a- hs
'ue t- hW.d hrte.' MP after "a
boost with pneumonia
I.s looking iuulari go gets
H dun H lHr Sunshine, au1
"t,cp ~ the war has taken
Is Dot of stars, its still a great
game still worth watching,
Bobby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
BfR}EEAyAtTIES- IN SPORTS.
Tiger School for lis
Times Photo

.anks badly depleted by the draft
and men who have been mustered
TO and from the induction centerS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
nTTK01T

Win The club VIII NOT be used
Ad-daleel., 1944-06-14
-. MR.. KARL KRUGER ;. -.
The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra News

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Evening star., 1944-11-01

over the conference table. We must
bring an end to Government by
abuse and smear.
Lastly, propose that, with an end
to name calling, and with unselfish
devotion, we unite as people be-
hind the cause Of just and lasting
peace through an international or
ganization with the strength to
prevent future wars.
BY these specific means and with
Government made up of the ablest
men and women in this country, we
can restore honesty to our Govern
ment and we can once again unite
to secure the future which is our
birthright.
Let us again make getting ahead"
a vital part Of our American speech
and thought. For years the New
Dealers have sneered at the old
American idea of getting ahead"
Let us make sure that our children
can again believe that there is room
for every one to get ahead Let us
nail that principle to our masthead
as we set out on sure course for
the future
Let us determine that the end OF
this war will bring our young men
and women home to the kind of
America they have earned. With
high purpose, with integrity and re-
lying upon the guidance Of the God
Of all Of us, we can save freedom in
America and 60 forward once again.