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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-15

admitted might take a week or more
AS the hearings began, substitute
bill was introduced by Senators Chap
man Revercomb of West Virginia
Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Edward
V. Robertson of Wyoming. Similar to
the Harness Barrett substitute, which
was defeated by the scant margin of
10 votes in the House, it provides for
a voluntary labor recruitment plan.
Such plan is supported by labor, in
dustry and agriculture.
AFL Hits Propaganda
Hitting vigorously at the propa-
canada which seeks to paint war in
dustry as i'm the grip of manpower
crisis, the American Federation Of
Labor, in its Labor Monthly Sur
vey," declared that careful examina-
tion of the facts "has revealed no
manpower shortage which could re-
quire national service legislation.
Despite newspaper headlines claim
ing a production crisis, December war
production records show an outstand-
ing achievement" the AFL said
SHARPLY increased schedules" it
added, "were exceeded or met within
/ or 2 per cent. Although the goals
were exceptionally high, we came
nearer reaching them than in almost
any other month of our peak produc-
ton year. This was all done volun-
tarily, by free American labor and
employers in cooperation with gov
ernment."
Productivity Gains Cited
The AFL pointed out that the new
1945 production schedules will amount
to 64.5 billion dollars worth of muni-
tions compared to GA billion dollars
produced in 1914 which it remarked is
mo significant increase" 1t declared
that productivity Of war workers has
increased so much that the new pro-
gram can be turned out with sub
stantially fewer workers. The fedora
tion backs its assertion with charts
showing employment and production,
says that only net addition of 300,-
900 workers is needed in munitions
industries the first half Of 1945 and
expresses confidence these additional
workers can be found under present
manpower programs.
The federation cited case after case
of gross waste of manpower and plant
capacity by the Army and Navy.
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron
Company, Evansville, Ind, and sub
contracting companies will release
$4,000 workers by the end of March.
This shop will lay off over a thousand
skilled machinists and about 900 elec-
tricians and large number of other
skilled metal workers. Many of them
must go to other towns for war work,
because they are not needed in Evans
vile. Why has the Army failed to
award contracts here? Why have they
allowed this large, highly skilled shop
to be lost to the war effort ?"
BRASS Hats Accused
Charging that manpower needs
have been exaggerated, the fedora
tion accused Army AMI Navy chiefs,
VI Hot cooperating iuiiy WIN ~ III tiS
supplying of needed workers. 1t said
that after Gen. Someryel's address
at the AFL convention in New Or
leans last November, list Of SO war
plants needing $4,000 workers was
supplied.
"At once" the federation said, 1--WE
had our representatives contact the
plants to supply workers. All these
needs have either been filled or are
being filled"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-15
OBITUARY
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T.. A. DURRIN

f. A. Durbin, GA, of 800 Virginia
Ave-, Chester, prominent church
leader, died Sunday at 3 a. m. in City
Hospital following a brief illness. He
was admitted to the hospital Friday
Mr.. Durbin was an active member
of the Chester Methodist Church, and
was Sunday School Superintendent
for 20 years. He was member of the
official board for many years. He was
affiliated with Local Union sc, Ma
tional Brotherhood of Operative Pot
ters.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Edna
Durbin, one son, Clarence Durbin of
Chester; a daughter, Mrs. Pauline
Timothy Of Grafton, Pa; one brother,
Joseph Durbin of Steubenville; one
sister, Mrs. Ida Allison of Chester,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral Services were held from
the Chester Methodist Church with
Rev. Ray Thompson, the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. G.. w. Smucker of Ben
Avon, Pa, former pastor, conducting
the services. Burial was in Locust
Hill Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Plan Good
Breakfast
Bs PRUDENCE PENNY

IT'S fun and easy to get out
of bed these cool mornings
when you know there is a
tempting warm breakfast wait
ing for you. This meal is the
most important one of the day,
and as such should provide a
good portion of the days nutri-
tional needs.
Even for the person who in
SiSts she can't eat good meal
or for those who get up late.
should take time for fruit or
Juice, toast and eggs or a dish
OF cereal This is by no means
a big breakfast, but one that
will suffice until lunch time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Substantial Food

Children and the working
members need good substantial
food. Fruit, toast. cereal. eggs,
milk or coffee, This can easily
be changed by varying the ways
TO fix the eggs. Scramble, bake,
poach, fry or omelets. Make
griddle cakes or waffleS, coffee
cakes and sweet rolls.
For the heavy eaters, broiled
sweet breads and mushrooms
served on toast, strips or bits
of ham tucked into toasted long
rolls.
French toast takes on addi-
tional appetite appeal when thin
-sttces of cooked nam and cheese
are placed between two slices
of bread. Dip in beaten egg and
fry to golden brown. Serve
with maple syrup if you wish
you'll need nothing more than
tomato or orange juice and a
steaming cup of coffee,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
OmeIe+ Varieties

Ome1ets are always welcome
and may be served plain. spread
with Jelly or with mushrooms,
chopped ham, dried beef, chicken
liverS. shrimp, parsley or cheese
folded in,
Hot breads are breakfast
favoriteS-quick breads such as
blueberry, bran, jelly, or corn
meal muffins. Also make quick
coffee cakes and sprinkle with
cinnamon, bread crumbs, or
nuts, Cinnamon and pecan rolls
are included.
When you next say breakfast
is served, watch the family
come running.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Sausage Omelet

One-half pound sausage, cut
in small pieces, A eggs, 4 tea
spoon baking powder, Is tea
spoon salt.
Beat the whites OF the eggs
until stiff; fold in beaten yell
lows, to which baking powder
has been added and add the
salt.
Pour prepared omelet mix
ture into skillet and just before
folding omelet, spread sausage
over the surface. Serve with
grape jelly. Serves six.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Avoid MiIdewing =
IF YOU don't have time to
finish your ironing in hot
weather, place the dampened
clothes in your refrigerator.
This will prevent mildewing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Smooth, soft, dain-
tily fra grant, for
his Royal Nibs!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

White, stainles
ointment for weary,
over heated feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Saline antacid for
the relief of hyper
acidity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Quart size Presto Duraglas
brand, c complete with two
piece, self-sealing covers. Get
your supply now. the price
Ats your household budget!
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-15
Alaska Steamship ING MING

Mrs. Harold Abrahams, Paul Abrahams, MT, & Mrs. s. M. Bass MT. & Mrs. Kenneth Berg & infant; MT. $ Mrs. J. M. Blinn & Beoma; A J. Boyle; MT. & Mrs W. 4. Cannon & infant; Mrs Bert Flotre & son Perry; Henry Haag, Olaf Halverson, MT. & Mrs August Heitman, MT & Mrs L. H. Johnson Mrs. James Jonte, Kenneth Kincaid, loren Klein, Mrs. Rose Miller & son; Winnie Peters, Wm. B. Pin nell, Henry Strom, Vim Thomp-' son, Morris Tolefson, Cd Wam- cling, MT. & Mrs B s. Watson, Joseph Mccormack, Pat Pestri koff Mrs. Jean Barnes, Charlotte Foreman, Lois Hill, c. s John son, Clyde R. Leamon, Dolores D. Leamon, Alice Parmente1, Minnie Robinson, Sandra Robin son
 From Ketchikau: MT. & Mrs. Jan Beukers and children, Jo- hana, John, Herman, Helen, George; Robert Gray, James Morrison.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-15
 Y Y Ossers

The photo shows Kodlak's first basketball enthusiasts, who are enjoying the sport through the courtesy of the Navy, which provides gym facilities and equip menu aJ the base once a week. Arrangements for the sport were made through the Community Baptist church and Sgt Frank Lewis, and 2 dozen boys have signed up.
 Shown are, left to right:
 Back row-Johnny Clayton, Bill Hartman, Ben Rice, Edward Naughton, Robbie Lear
 Second row-Morris Mahle, Ewan Yosheda, Iver Malutin, Archie Nelson, Harold Leite, Sid- ney Hubley
 Front row-Bllly Anders on,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-15

Tim Chernoff Jr, Charles Jer- ling and Johnnie Holland.
 The picture was taken by L. J. Norman, of The Northlapd Pho to shop, who is the boys coach
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-15
Boat En!

Everything nice and fresh.
 So one of your ''musts" this week must be, I must" eat some of that so different food at the Yum Yum Eats. (adv.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Clara B1.ANpIcK. piazinE

shrewish spinster in Pillow OF
Death, was born on an American
ship in the harbor of Hong Kong,
China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
WATSON EXCELLENT

An exceptional performance Is
turned in by Minor Watson. who
is well known TO Detroit thea'er-
goers.
His portrait Of the wise and
willy political boss, is a master
piece OF subtle drawing He can
be direct or insinuating with just
a shade of difference in his deliv-
cry and the final scene with Miss
HusSeg-IS> truly brilliant.
Myron Mccormick lends a
hruesque and amusing note TO the
proceedings as the cynical handy
man who is literally, in the first
act, the life of the party" while
gracious Kay Johnson makes the
other woman attractive enough TO
faScinate Bellamy, without max
ing a noise like siren.
The rest Of the large cast which
includes Helen Raycm Heroert
Heyes and Maidel Turner, are all
excellent
Detroits first nghters got an
added kick out Of tho second act,
because n takes place IN the
Book-Cadillac Hotel and We must
say that the room service on
laughs was sensational
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Vocalist to Head
Downtown Revue

GEORGIA GIBBS glamorous
etheTwave vocal star. will be fea-
tured i'm a new stage revue OPEN
ing Thursday at the Downtown
Theater.
Othor talent in the show will
include the Three Slate BROTHERS,
comedy stars Of the air force hit,
Winged Victory; Carlton Emmy
and his Mad Ways, novel canine
act; Dick Rowland. vocalist and
master of ceremonies; and Hank
Finney's orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Return Act

VETERAN CECIL KELLA-
WAY. who plays the French Am
hasSador in Paramounts new Bob
Hope comedy. Monsieur Beau
caire," was in the title role Of the
Booth Harrington play % years
ago in India and Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Cinema Schedules
Russian Film

GIRL NO. 217," RusSian-made
film depicting the life Of Soviet
civilian prisoners deported TO Ger
many. opens Wednesday at the
Cinema Theater.
Directed by Mikhail Romm with
an original music score by COM
poser Alexander Khatchaturian,
the picture is based on reports
from Russian citizens, OF whom
approximately two TO three mil
lion were forced into slavery in
the Reich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
STRANGER Cast

LILLIAN MOLIERI. elected
Miss Central America" by rep
resentatives OF Latin-American
countries in a Columbus Day ceie-
bration. and Rebel Randall. we'll
known Photographic model. have
been added to the cast OF The
Stranger" starring Edward G.
Robinson. Loretta Young and
Orson Welles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Road Back

ANN BLYTHE, who suffered a
vertebra fracture last April, is
now able 70 take eight to ten steps
daily. She has discarded the plas-
ter cast encasing her back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
FEMININE VOTE

She. too, wants him in the
White House, though for slightly
different reasons, and il takes
three entertaining acts 10
straighten out this domestic
muddle.
While there is no actual prob
lem solved here, the various stu-
stions and characters involved
serve as a framework upon which
10 drape some wonderful hand
stitched irony.
But cleverest Of all is the dia.
logue which runs at such witty
speed that II makes up for the
lack of actual physical action ir
the play.
II has been wonderfully cast
VOC. with the possible exception
cf Mr.. Ralph Bellamy. who would
seem 10 us 10 he more Of presi'
Dental strinlinp-than timber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Copyrighted

CNTVERSAL'S DANCING de-
partment) has copyrighted the
routine performed by Peggy Ryan
and Johnny Coy IN "On Stage
Everybody. The department re-
ports that more than fifty requests
have come IN from dance schools
throughout the country asking au-
thorization 10 introduce the rou-
tine exclusively.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
New Play
Fine at Cass
BY CHARLES GENTRY

TO SAY that "Srste OF the
-tAieia. left iis=fisst= night =aadi-
ence in state of high spirits is
no eXaggerstion for Howard Lind
say and Russell Grouse have Co
suthorcd comedy which is
timely. topical and terrifically
entertaining.
While its pulse is political, rich
humor flows in its veins, despite
the title which IS little pliSlead-
Ing from the comedy standpoint.
However, there is nothing OF
the political tract about this and
the only stuffincss is in the shirts
Of some OF the more pompouS
characters, who are broadly sat
irized.
This new play, which is destined
for Broadway IN two weeks, starts
rather slowly, but gathers such
hilarious impetus that last nights
beholders were roaring over every
line before the final curtain fell.
SLIGHTLY 'TALKIE'
II has a slight tendency to talk
10 itself, in the first act, and 1t
stiilHl needs rehearsal. but these
minor faults will undoubtedly be
corrected shortly.
Distinctly a modern satire, il is
as up to date as tomorrow's head
line. In fact. headlines dated three
years hence, for IL concerns the
efforts Of powerful political
clique in turning big business
man into a Republican candidate
for the presidency in l94S.
This prosperous airplane manu-
fscturer is shrewd enough in his
own business world. but he's an
idealistic babe in the woods of
Washington when ii comes TO
party tactics.
Behind him is an astute. un-
scrupuious and very likabie poiiti-
cal boss. who proceeds to wind
his prospect around his finger de-
spite the honest faith and inspira-
ton of the candidate-to-be's wife.
Cleverly interviewer into this
major scheme of things, is another
subplot A State of the Union"
marital.
For il seems that the business
man has been somewhat estranged
from his charming wife because
Of the lure of a wealthy woman
newspaper publisher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
BRILLIANT ACTRESS

However, he does project well
IN the second and third acts and
he has an ideal running mate for
q co-star>in lovely Ruth Hussey.
She is radiant honest and COM
pletely charming and she reads
with such sincerity that she al
most makes you want TO weep
with her in the final scenes. as
well as laugh throughout all the
lighter moments. like the drunk
scene which handles with all the
hysterical splomb OF a perfect
lady in her Wedgewood cups.
She is. indeed, a splendid actress
and a refreshing new addition 10
the stage. which has been without
her talents for too long a time.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
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available. Free estimates White mechanics
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Evening star., 1945-01-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
WEDNESDAY 3,
HOUSES WAkTED 70 RENT Gent. !.

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT Cont.
CONVENIENT ATTORNEY. permanent.
Catholic, refs; around 300. OR. 1880.
STEEL COMPANY EXECUTIVE. permsnsns.
wants 4-bedfOom, 2-bsth house; house. schsyy
szxSlARs ssssssfS 4 SsSHE SSSvEsspkS M S'x ssfl
family dsushtsrs nriu
al must gSSsH yssats Tslsphons lds 81. 1855.
MoH sIsa ANg E ssIs asnsd ssn aau1i o
$50; general NV. section. Chevy Chase;
Telephone TSsehs; 'epsisss oadxsy sSss.
WE HAVE clients. Eaitins 70 rent .ss.ns hog:ss,
sflflsnifs PHIifIps. psf's bf i4iii iali MI Doc, ~
house convenieas es psnsason Excellent cars
and and references. RE. 600. Ext. ee2sis PEI
HTfRAcTfvr.o lHsfh nna o modern small house, INF:
signed of1cer and wife; will pay three
~ssfdsys rePs re- IN 9ss Ext ssss saass
NAVAL Asksa5ff1i aofPfT1ficEs REQUIRES af Immediately
Chase or Bethesda area: 8 months rent in
AEMX OFFICER, Wife, infant and nurse
room house or apartment in or near Alex
andrias M q Va: have infants furniture. Box
occuifHiEka FER MODERN APARTMENT. CON-
ventent situation. suit couple, wishes rent
RnTIRSs% snfrTnishsS h9Sss hHM Bog 5oay a. Sta.
room house or apt for wife and baby.
uNFURNfsHED. 3 bedrooms. NV. or Chevy
Mil furnish bond. on lease. Call MRS.
FINKE. OR. 0s81.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. income taxes. genl. records,
available approx hrs. daily, regular basis;
MANA3ER2 AZ G2a COLLEGE
and accounting graduate. above average,
extensive experience, all taxes, draft
exempt Box 36!-V, Star.
part-time, work, IS years experience news
paper folders, letters; Call ia, 1000. s.
charge kitchen, age 80, married, white
esalsRs SSfhS 5pf eY assf sta
10 yrs. varied exp, trade association con-
nection desirable, $50 wkly. TR. 1924 5s
CREDIT COLLECTION, adjustment office
ess ines ais ssf' s4smS sTRE'fss sex fsf "ass
FILIPINO ELL wishes position cook or chaut-
Ing truck or automobile. Michigan 1885.
MAN, Hlor c9lSsEsd S6ss desires work of any kind
MAN wishes jan.tor job, quarters; skilled
sn exdesnf Planter o0T eoVersE handy
commI apd Law education, experienced
correspondent translator, sec,y-steno., asst
A s5anh shse ae dra R0s sxe@n ex sfs ssoroush
personality wishes full or part time posi-
as personal masseur to gentleman or group
OF gentlemen; thoroughly experienced;
EQUIPPED with portable table. ME- O237
PRINCE e. WHITE Jr., 2016 G St NV. So
MEMS WEAR SALESMAN, thoroughly ex-
perieLced, able to be in complete charge:
turs, buyer, manager, salesman, estimator.
sWrTCHBoARD OPERATOR. colored,
peat sesd has high school edugston, Home
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Attention,
apartment house managers with switch
service, experienced operator of all types
Of switchboards, would like part-time work
as well as 2-bedroom furnished apt with
kitchen. bath and refer. What have you
to offer? Box 1l-Y Star.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OWNER LARGE, FINE HOUSE. best resi-
Dental block downtown, will consider rent
ing part Of house containing housekeepins
and entertaining facilities to careful, quiet
adults; price dependent upon requirements:
$500 Or over monthly necessary for con-
MODERN 5.room detached house, nearby
Maryland. to suitcase for at least six
pss, gs s,,,.,'U; .W,'Ui;sponsIn ave; WI. eI7T
CLINION, MD:-Modern six-room brick
bone eompl; furnished. garaEe: miles
Excsptionaiiy attractive bedrms,. ! baths
center-hall detached residence; large liv-
ing rm; with fireplace. finished recreation
rm., also maids rm. and bath, modern
sIr; s%rs; large screened g porch: also patio; 81
inspection BY appt, Cali Mrs.
Eamssdsslla sssa GE. 1854 DIXIE REALTY Co,
DETACHED a-RM. HOME. with gas heat;
well furnished, in Silver Spring: will SUBJ
lease for about mos; adults or1y; no
pets $3.50 oes -o.' no plus utilities. Ready
1905 LIVINGSTON RD. s.E.-seven-room
Evening star., 1945-01-03
PERSONAL

repaired while YOU % Wait. Room sans 'sSsS toa
vuoNr Mso,orv slda sos l4tn NV
Wright If you are In need of loan up to
sfSS sKcfR SIt cIus paScEs where frienas
forson ana nans feel hSe R 5aS For a
HEMoRRHoIDs eradisateo oy ~ my nv own
Time or money back Write ioI booklet; No
aEais lsh q srssrs es Rs Rs 4s2s 4s92NsMrRwERcK
EeSs; HcsouR sos scHooI ne s4o 4o7s MAsEIhf lab
wants associate teachers OF the dance or
drama to rent coach house studio. over
l,ooO IT; floor space, ballet bars. reception
ONCE. Two-story brick building at rear of
@ l15o 18th st. NV. At arc light. On bus
PRhssMAKNG 4 s.S STUDIO centrally located
fsw sark SUITS Rnss
Moderate prices LEA ENGEL. Ito F st.
WAKE FqHn GF p esHne EM orsna ases wake
up service. 81 per month = after first
month. Details after $3.50 pm, DE. 63O5.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. Today
service guaranteed scientiically. by watch
master: s. MITCHELL, Jeweler. 1404
MEN, WOMEN! Old at 4o so, so, Want
to feel peppy, years .youngerp Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron: also
contain vitamin Bl. calcium. Trial size
GRSv32s: 9nly SSei A 4,,TY AZ druggists , t ...
furniture of one-room and bath apt. in
eXcellent apt. house; $500 cash. Box
VACANCY FOR THREE CHILDREN under
81. 6l17 Sc
Evening star., 1945-01-03
SITUATIONS WoMEh.

AcCoUNTANT-BooKK desires small
sn set Sooks to keep tax reports audits. Box
CIPHER CLERK, experienced Phone
Sales.--future, 6iS designing. remodelins
s pREsssMARS NJ APT soases IS ADAMS sRr.s Ss stera
tons, hovsehold mendins: my home or
GRAD GRADE HS $ GovT, a5v1 sTENo.. some college
training, would like Grade Job in Govt.
oVEssMsNr %otHEs RsS 4sX Th, staF as.,r.s 2.
als clerk; s5c hr+ Boy Fey, STAR aa i. Oh
NURSE; praetstcal, sa st for n, aged oE ehronic
NURSE, practical: wishes position; refer
Atlantic e2aa.
NURSE available for or 10 hr. duty;
central. central legation; esal chronic adult preferred
NE, 752s, MRS. MARY MURPHY.
NURSE, undersraduate, refined, desires
vsnient 14th st: NV. Box cay, Star
NURSE, colored, particular. desires caring
for small children, North 1929.
college graduate, wishes practical nurse 5
case or position as governess; no Sundays
SKaeTie.M Tsssre9fs MShissn SRsf aa2G olor.a .d...
catur 665p
ts STRsE ss ssss ssspa experiences
RECEPTIONIST or comparable position
requiring attractive, poised, well-educated
aanndt and travelled young matron Ex, 1924,
sEC'Y-STENO., college education, 8 yrs
engineering and legal exp: small gentle
office. Call GIL. 56S3 EVENINGS
STEN0GRAPHER, temporary; So so day.
MISS WRIGHT, Adams 1889.
WOMAN, cultured practical nursing, CON-
panion, supervise housekeeping, drive car;
live in. ME. 72O4.
WOMAN, AZ, executive experience and
ability, wants position in hospital. hotel OF
public institution. Can furnish references
Box 73-Y, Star, A.