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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-16
ST. MICHAEL'S, EUREKA

(EpiscopaD
Sunday. Aug 10.
Holy Eucharist and sermon, 9
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-16

The advice Of quoting a child by
brushing his hair, is a suggestion
of putting the brush at the wrong
end
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-16

Say 4 saw it in the News.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-16

IDepOsltaTy WlthhoIdlngJ $500
A complete detail of the Com
missioner's Proceedings is on file
for public inspection in the office
of the County Clerk and Recorder,
Lincoln County, Montana.
P. V. .KLINKE.
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners, Lincoln County
Montana.
Attest. G. c. EARLE,
Clerk Of the Board.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Mothers Friend

nurses Just ask any druggist for Mothers
Eriend--the skin lubricant. Try It tonight
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Miss Silvia Allen
=. Honored With Party

Mrs. F. W. Selden, Mrs. Mamie
Brown and Mrs. w. T. Brown
entertained Miss Silvia Allen at
the home of the latter on Thurs
day evening.
Upon arrival Miss Allen was
presented with a lovely corsage
and showered with china in ner
chosen pattern. The home was
beautifully decorated for the &C.
casion with arrangements OF cut
flowers, the brides table carry
ing out the colors of pink and
white.
Bingo was played throughout
the evening with =. prizes being
awarded the winners after which
a salad course was served.
Guests were: Miss Allen, hon
Gree, Mrs. S. R. Chinnis, Miss
Marie Chinnis, Mrs. S. R. Chin
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18

the local organization, gave bio
graphical sketches of the founders
and lighted the candles in their
memory. Readings were present.
ed by Miss Mary Spence Watson
and Miss Ruby Lucas. Mrs. Hazel
o. Pagan conducted an impromtu
quiz.
Mrs. Lucille X. ShufHer intro
duced the speaker of the evening,
DR.. Frederick W. Lewis, who gave
most entertaining lecture on
Famous People I Have Known.
DR.. Lewis spoke of personal con-
facts with such famous personages
as William Allen White, Woodrow
Wilson, Mark Twain and others.
Committee chairman were: Mrs.
J. w. Wright, Mrs. Beatrice South
erland, Mrs. Irving Davis, Mrs.
M. T. Solomon and Mrs. W. M.
Eubank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Sunset Park PIT. A.
Notes Founders Day

The Sunset Park P.-T.A. cele-
brated Founders Day with a
three-course dinner served to ap-
proximately one hundred mem
bers on Friday evening in the
school cafeteria. The table ap-
continents carried out the Valen-
tine motif, handmade place cards
and program booklets were used.
Ivy and red candles added to the
decorations. The speakers table
was designated by an attractive
arrangement of red carnations,
white narcissi and white snap
dragons. Two tall white candles,
which were lighted in memory Of
the founders of the national or
ganization, hanked the center ar
rangement.
The dinner was served by Miss
es Mary Shepherd, Anna Eubank,
Barbara Lewis, Jane Woolerton,
Peggy Wyatt and Jane Price.
The invocation was given by the
Rev. o. K. Ingram, pastor OF the
Sunset Park Methodist church,
after which Miss Ruby Lucas led
the group in the flag salute and
the singing of America.
Welcome remarks were made
by Mrs. J. A. Pierce, who stressed
the purpose of a Parent-Teacher
ORGANIZATION, and the basic needs
il might fulfill for the individual
child. The fathers were given a
Il welcome and urged to con-
tribute their support and ideas.
Music was furnished by Mrs. H.
L. Macpherson, vocalist, and Miss
Elizabeth Williamson, pianist.
Mrs. J. F. Harmon and Mrs.
w F. Sudbury. past president OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Eleanor Jacobs
WEEDS J. ]. Castor

Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Jacobs an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Elanor, to John ]. Castor, fire
man first class, Of Camdon, N. j.,
on February 3, at Marion, S. c..
The couple is residing here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Catherine Latta Gives
Recital In New York

Catherine Latta, mezzo.soprano,
formerly Of Wilmington, and Mar.
eel Anchor, cellist, appeared in
joint recital in Times Hall, New
York city, or Thursday evening.
Accompanist was Arpad Sander.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18

mis-, Jr., Mrs. Liletha Crabtree,
Mrs. Harlan Mcclellan, Miss
Betty Lewis, Miss Rosalie Reeves,
Miss Eleanor, Reeves, Miss Car
lenes Page, Miss Madelyn Biggs'
Miss Evelyn Volk, Miss Marie
Burgwin, Mrs. Conrad VESSEL,
Miss Celestine Jones, Miss 1sley
Galloway, Miss Kitty Shooter,
Miss Mary Bland, Miss Mary
Johnson, Miss Jane Lewis, Mrs.
Nelson O'Quinn, Mrs. James B.
Marshburn, Mrs. W. T. Spragens,
Mrs. R. R. Stone, Jr., Mrs. Clay
ton Jones, Mrs. W. N. Wommack'
Mrs. Harris J. Farrow, Mrs. A.
A. Lewis, Mrs. w. R. Allen, Mrs
Charles Allen, Mrs. w. R. Allen,
Jr.. Miss Betty Jane Trulove'
Miss. Mary Ann Brown, Mrs. l..
H. sTrulove, Mrs. F. W. Selden,
Mrs. Mamie Brown and Mrs. W.
T. Brown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Cane Fear U. D. c.
To Meet Wednesday

The Cape Fear chapter NO. o.
Nn;ted Daughters Of the Con1eo'
or.cv will hold the monthly meet
inc Wednesday afternoon at S:so
o'clock in the ladies parlor OF the
First Presbyterian church.
Matters Of importance VIII De
brought up at this meeting ana
large attendance OF members Is
necessary.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Elaine Smith, daughter OF Mr..
,nd Mrs. Charles W. Smith Of Up
shur Drive, entertained a number
~ her little friends at a birthday
nartv on February 18th.
The colors Of yellow and white
were used in the decorations ana
refreshments. The table was center
cd with a birthday cake topped
with three yellow candles ana lime
sharbert cake and candy were
sarvsd to the following guests:
Ruth Ellen johnson, Susie McDe-
witt. Pat Thompson. Sue wilson,
Hazel Johnson, Billy Langley, Jack
McElhoney and Daryle Coleman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Riven-
bark of near Leland, announce
the birth of a daughter, Carolyn
Olivia, February l, at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18

Boards collect moisture in freez-
ing weather, leading to frcstbite
and colds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
MIAAIrIG nnAIN


FRUITS-Anr.es RslfWins No. ! 81 sou
? 4h 45-Ib. tG DslO0us No- (, = TV7 y
4S-ih ru NcrtNerr SryS- 80. I. 81 Soa1 Hs
4sHh bu S,ee.es RCD 80 50 as SSH
variety l6c qt Strs~ncrries. 80. !. $50
vEGFrARlT GREENS cabbage SO /. -s,
"a 81 hu Cn..fv So T7u "0C ha COZ
lards 80. eocr g 2S hu Mustard frsers
40 SlHl - ru spinach $50 81 SuH
IuErll E-eEnS- -A--L-SLaI Zh-LL-- E---.-
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -EndI,e
SO SlMl 50 hn ksCerCL, -&g-L.-& Ia
l5 bg Lea' lf''ucc No ! ho &c TO- Hea1
lettuce 10. Hetc lh Rcmainc No. 1, =
10 aoc hu So.r,. So 81 2Sal so bu
VEGETABLES MISC Asparagus So
81 ~Sa2 dol hchs Ber'y fancy 81 2s dnf
hcns No. !, 75t"ti. Broccoli, No 81
w2 p tu cabbage 80 Sl75d2 tp
Carrots No : s3c doz bchs topped, No
81 2S@ LIS hu CsudfoNeJ tsncy. - SO
bu 50 . s. 7Sa2 Ceeu fancy. 81 -
do5 bchs 40. So celery roo' NJ
Hose rsoish. 80. Il 5sai 50 peck baskct
Kohlrsm 40 ! s. Sopl15 doz. bchS pr
dium 81 2So 3 Green onions iancy 81
don bChF So asa ooc. Parsley t0ni
~ L. tI~l2S d0y bcbs Parsley curly
No + TSCdSl dor brns Peas - qT 2S-Ih
hu Potst7os So S743 iooib sacK
Rsdlshes red 10 : 75caS1 don ocrs Ion,
Rhubsrh ~ 75catl. do7 hens Toma
nunched fanc, Al RS dot bchs 30 / tla
! 2S topped No 81 2S hu.
EGCS Extra laye Sl4ts 7o-doz. case
large SIS 50 medium, 81 90
pLANTS-NcEefahle 81 2S0 rs fal 90
Auums 81 Soay so ls-pot dst misc. now
c5S fancy - faf SO Ni.al so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Many PotentiaIs

The potential pool Of six mil
lion private pilots viii also he
SWelled by The 2 ,5O0 ,OO0 men and
women already trained by the
armed forces IN various aviation
SkillS and the more than 1000 o.
600 workers employed in tho
nations aircraft industry during
peak war production years
The planning and develop
ment Of an efficient nationwide
network Of air parks. fight
stops adequate landing faCifftteS
for small planes must he greatly
expanded 20 keep pace with
postwar private flying eNpan-
sion that Is already under way"
Mara declared
Numerous smaller Communi-
ties already are arktne t+te lead
in building some Of the 10000
"alr parks or smaller landing
fields, which experts estimate
must be provided 70 develop
full utility for private fyng il
was stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Need Air Parks

An air park, Mara explained
should not he confused with an
airport in size. use or cost
Essentially" nc said. IAN air
park IL a level. grassy piece Of
land, perhaps 500 feet wide and
1000 feet In length. II need not
he hard surfaced hut il does
need 10 he well-drained and
above all must be adjacent 10 "a
highway"
The Civil Aerorauucs Admin.
istratlon. which now lists 7o1
landing facilities suitable for
personal sirplanes has proposed
10 Congress that construction of
2 907 additional feds be su-
thorized
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Stocks Again
Move Lower

NV YORK. June % OuP)-
Stocks extended yesterdays losses
hy 4 80 4 points IN less active
session today
Attempts 10 rally IN early trad
ng failed 70 generate now ba>ng
and she market fen of it's own
weight with no support except at
wide prlcc concessions.
Some Of the leading issues
swung through WIDE arcs. Sears
Roehuck, for example touched
lie'Y, up "a Al the opening Later
M fen 3lg points from the top.
\ moric can DiStilling another
carly gamer. dropped mnle-tAaA
s points from IT'S high
StceiS had losses running 20 a
point. ChrySlcr lost nearly .
/ points Johns -Manlle was down
It POINTS Douglas dropped more
/ than =
+ RiTTnCS had losses running ~
= points I'M T\NA. Rails were
/ down fractions 10 more than =
point tutHieS caScd >mafi
amounts Standard on of New
Jersey fell more than 2 point.
Losses Of = point or more were
noted IN American Telephone.
AI'ICd Chemical Montgomery
Ward LocKhccd and L 5. Rub
her
I Commonwealth and Southern
featured m turnover and held al
/ the previous ele-e- Fan-AmeriCan
/ hIrwayS was active AZ small net
gain Low priced motors, notably
4 Pack 2 r q. Graham Paige, Nash
keiNiuatov and Studehaker Wero
active Rails had far-slzed
turnover.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Late Deals
Lift Wheat

CHICAGO. June 80 ms
Wheat was IN active demand to-
day late and scored gains ranging
10 J &C after moving rervously
earlier.
Rye also WAS on the upgrade
and gained A much a ! Sac after
eraSlng earlier losses ranging TO
lac.
Al the close wheat was &C 10
l7sc up July showed the least
gam and finished at 81 So
Rye finished &c To ll4c-up,
corn unchanged N Asc higher.
oats sc 10 sc up and barley
unchanged 10 &C off
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
ROhr Holders Favor
Merqer With DetroIa

More than the required so per
cent or 34S.000 shares. Of Rohr
Aircraft Corp common stock have
-hcen- -depoSlled- exchange
common Of International Detrola
Corp 10 effect acquisition Of Rohr
as Detrola subsidiary. President
{ Russell Feldmann of Deirola
announced Directors Of 1nterna-
ilonal Dctrola are expected 10 de-
clare The reorganization plan
effective June 30 when they meet
here TODAY. Feldmann added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Exchange Seat Sells
AtS75,000, tip $4,000

-AL,AA-Y0EK-14pe- -2a--Arrange-
mepts have been made for the safe
OF New York Stock Exchange
memhershlp-ai- ai-$zS7 GOA 4re--tte-
crease Of $1,000 over the sale on
june 20 This represents a new
high for=the Near and equals the
1914 peak which was the highest
since 1898 The market now is
$4,000 bid. offered al SIS 600.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Livestock M arket
PIIISRIlRGH

ptTTSplPCH Iunc lq lINS Cattle
$50 SteAdv SteprS g1od tO Ch0irs AI6 So
n - medium GO good SlS soa 8 so com
mon to medium y 500 3. rciitfS. 5000 u
chuiCe So 5OalS medium to good l2d
"a Su. common fo medium ti0a12 cows
good io choice. Sl2 S0alS. common 70 me
ctur toat 3
H0CS-So STEADY. Ifo.lso lbs tiSa
1913 10000 Ihs tlr0it 49, 2oo.22f
los SIS luoIS1s 72o-2ao lbs SIS io~
1918 sso-3uO lns SINa ISIS 400 81
rhs 80 s0at' l00-lS0 lh' Sl4g l4.l .
-ruvry Niaal4 40
SHFFP 100 steady. choice spring lambs
SIFal- .refu~ 'o sood VISA 8 common
ts.i r0 sw@t tsof seihrrs. HfHR
ThIVF~ SLOW good on ChOic" T p
Is medium Si4 scale So culs and com
siaef- tf-4
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
What at S New
In Business
81, Ms-A PteeteiS
: 500 600 Plots in 90
By WARD SCHIITZ

America VIII have minimum
~ 3 3S00on licensed private
f,erS ry 800 X progress MADE
since 1929 continues ~ fhC same
rate during the next lA years,
VIII am 4 Mara. ECndiN corp.
STAFF executive IN charge of DC
NelopmentS relating 10 the per-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Sonsi plane pilots has climbed 10
107.327 a. the end Of la34,
Mara report revealed Tins
represented an crease of
2600 per cent IN Is Xears
Nara emphasized that hS
forecast Of 3.000.OOO licensed
private pilots by 1860 was "eN-
trenely conservative when al
factors which VIII tend 10 &C.
celerate development are con-
Sidered.
Al the end ~ The war. for *.
ample, there VIII he 2 pool o(
some 5000 600 active or poteu-
tial fiers in the nation, he de-
clared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

son 2 ! . ~
plane pre-
dlCiCd hCr Q
lOnaN
Since 1929
hen ClVII
AcrOnaut iC s
Admins ira.
tIon records
rs 70 q only
4162 licensed
private pilots,
I h q nation s
roster of sC-
credited nrr-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Simplicity Pattern
Declares Dividend

Simplicity Pattern co. Inc has
declared the regular dividend of
1874 cents on 5i2 per cent $40 par
preferred PAYABLE July l5, 10 stock
of record June 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
HOuddiIIe Hershey
10 Pay on Glass B

Houdaille-lIerShey Corp has do.
clared dividend Of % cents m
-etlaSs r payable Jttly 2A-to Stuck
Of record july 10. The same
amount was pad in prnNlnuS
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Dow-JonesCIosing
Stock Averages
20 fndliSfrlals

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous feature. than
srv other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Paris g Wins

Paris Club walloped PepSi, ls-4
yesterday 70 tic Auto Club for
first place IN Class A Of the Detroit
Baseball Federation,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Baldwin Rubber Votes
171-Cent Dividend

Baldwin Rubber Co. has dc
clarcd A dividend Of 17i4 cents on
the common. payable July II 10
stock Of record July II The same
amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Hill Trackuau

NORTHVITTT DOWNS
Ar SILK March Breeze reNs Cars
1-BERT FASTER SEt chief ore Frltr-
t--JDHNNY DALE Sole Grand Sinfi.
. trfif
tAFF tFkAt '1rs-, frty0r STy CNfs' u
5-Eff -Ttf TrFFY. Ffesidsn' EIfri '---
ellen
s--IrNIOP = msrry England Pine pi.p
Fli
7-EvA BOY Lsdy ? spencer Lou
ellen
s-rrNE erncE BILL r.-,' csfsir.i :.
r Wori.p-
s-rRrsrprNr ELEcT Ls.r spence.
Ca wcvfa,N
BHsT-JuNIcR + ts,h'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

NFW YORK June 7a-Ssles m 'He New
Yrk stock EEchsnEe to-day to'sled 2 o2o -
non shares
: ELa- l...a- ~ lhLaLelaa.l-Ia.e- aaN----
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

CHICAGO THrf ~ rs HoGS-.0 700
STEADY Reff stfers good and choice SIC Ao
tIst So Tf medium &l4 - NgN'
ia nRht lights Sfat0nt4 20, sovt
yis-tal 4 uiss Xl1 2hats o.
TT ~ o0nf -trsfF CHlveT-Noo
sts-1y Beet sferre' Co0c and choice $3.50
90 common end medium fl3W 81 . so
ytfr'Nrrs 81 1.1 I- so fu'rnrrs hfifrrt
atLat- lz-eL-1 HL-aL1 IL bulls SO q
IS FC. calves SfOate freerr steers fl2m
1Sf s'o,strs sseit. StlrIS 2b cows and
hs.fers - sore -
~HFFp @ 0Oo sfearv choice snorn lambs
ti4sna.1A lt clturncu g 2 1n.als- 2ltinzs
tIsHfe 20 ..iuE. t'frIN. feeders
e. aoHF- g0 r.rfs rErA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Auto
Graphs
RecOnversiOn
ToIk Is Taboo
on West Coast
By SUER FREEMAN

SAN FRANCISCO. June %
There is no reconversion talk IN
the ship repair dock area here
on the West Coast. Henry Kaiser
and Howard Hughes are rumored
10 be interested IN bringing the
auto manufacturing industry 10
California but along the Great
Rav. they Just sniff when any
thing other than repairing ships
OF war is mentioned
here the navy j. wag-
inc iust as great A fight as It IS
off the coast of Japan, but IN a
different way. II IS fighting 10 fix
In the battle SCARED vessels
which have undergone Shelllng,
bombing and suicide plane tactics
and have managed 10 survive and
bring thctt. wouniS 70 heal on this
side of the Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

These Z 2 { : flEurcS. Mara
stressed. Dc not include thett-
sands Of pilots stlll IN various
stages Of army and navy flight
training. or tens Of thousands
of student pilots certified by
CAA during the past few years.
nor do they include some 1900
certified aviation Mechanics. nor
thousands Of men and women
who currently are taking flying
lessons at schools. colleges and
airports throughout the nation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
.IEGAL NCTfcF

BRIGGS MASt'FRCTf -rt$ SO COMPANN
Nosre - Arruei Nrr--- - - Suaryr0trs~r
T 'rs Sharsh0'fr-- f Briggs MH0ufac'uf-
trF "oupsrr
Notice ts hsre1. gwen trrf t0s ArrJsI
NesurE NJ the s~sfehc'c.fs ~ F-gEs
Manufacturers 'rmTa0, 0.I % hFf ~
~ ofhcs ~ fre Crmpart us7i Ntrs
Avenue ~ the Crt ~ Ietrpf NrNRap
- TuAsdsv GN q. Hptf. - Ho "a tlork
m ~ \sftefrHrr ,tssffo STANDARD War
TfrFf f~r frr-feti--.. .ls f-s--@---
=. TIVE sfftf.nr .rf scNer ft.rrfCts vrr
sNsH hr-e rFfre far 'he ertai1E Nesr
or urfH trer srrcsssrre ers elected
or appointed. ss provided tt me
pN-i.pvs
Z Th, 't1-sfr'Irr - such o'rsr -1s
rrvs 49, Hae pyogsfV come before
fre meeting ~ pu, sc rour0nert ~
s4f~l @rret'f trs-cnf.
, S-arsab'dtrs ~ rAt.fr st ~ e'Hss ~
business o7 lure 1885 10 or.
tir'ef 20 -e'Irt cf src fc v-ts o., th'
rfsflnF
p Order ~ ~ prsrr 70 D.rsrt~rt
r Ef.ACkNc0n
Secfstsry
os'ec a. re'.oit M,chss-.
fVra u fesE
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Explains Figure

Nucleus ~ this pool accord
ing 70 CAA estimates. VIII be A.
least 500 raea Americans -whn- -u-!4l
have been trained 10 fp sir-
planes These half million po-
tentlsllX active -peacelIme pilots.
Mara sald. will include
1-l0I327 private pilots hold
inG CAA licenses AZ the end Of
1914
2-25.OOO licensed transport
and commercial pilots.
3-159.000 pilots lister as
trained by tho army air forces
as Of Dec /. 1914
4-47.O00 pilots listed on the
Us s, Navy Ma roster aS nf Ber. I,
SnAA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Rear Adm VI : TiSdale com
mandant of the Mare Island Navy
Yard and RS auxiliary yards the
largest naval ship repair facilities
IN tho world. Is a man who smiles
little these days. For him, the war
isn't going along too well. He
sees every day that the laps are
putting up 4 desperate, tanalical
fight that sends him twisted bat
tlcShipS, hat'op>. cruisers. de
StroyerS. submarines and every
other type OF fighting and mer-
chant ship.
How some OF them manage 10
arrive in port rs 4 wonder
They come in with decks stove
IN, bottoms shot away by mines.
huge holes everywhere As # A
playful giant had showed noun
famous fists through a paper
drum. But shortly after they are
patched up. rebuilt, renovated and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

CHICAGO June - ms Cash rrsln.
NHEAT-Nouc.
CORN-Eo 2 yellow 81 1-tsa No
yellow Slls sample velow 81 t7"t
mixed 6si,r sample unite zoe No "a
speels' -2f,r No 3 IeG special 1lc. NJ
1 mixed neay,, 72tsr
NINNIPtG GRAIN
WINNIPEG Juno % ms -EHc ,usrC
sc to nc higher tocst Jg., 81 81 Oc
tobcr 81 4s's .. Dcccmh'r 81 44's Nar
81 AZ. bio
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Trend of Sales

&a'rf iWfIN1l0f mn Iofs - 4~- h'ffff
Dividrnds IN ths forrToinr tshls are q
amounts paid or PAYABLE so far-thF year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

ne hIFIN h y lINI 'fIH . 4Hl. aus llN
Is a sCagOinE man
More than 800 ships arc stand
ing in harborS m THIS Great Bay
area. They tug ~ anchors 10 get
back INTO action Private ship
' 7fT-c1S tTET tTTn tiTT7FT7f f-TTClTCTT-
ing have SCCLCS-IrGIs--i -i7---r-t---
trying 10 repair.
All new building has stopped n
these yards. At Mare Island. two
submarines stand uncoWpletcd be-
cause repairs are more urgent AT
General Engineering, tWo larger
ships we're started and abandoned
so that the skilled workers could
work on The wounded vessels.
40. there Is little talk of re-
conversion or-47tto- -htfidu7C heard
here. lis grim business unless
more men respond 10 the urgent
call IN time Of need
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

But not A. We'll a. Adm date
would like them 20 be sent back
HIS ann IS not 10 send the same
ship back mo action but better
-ene.--tet'cr cqurpper TO wage war
and protect itself. The devices TO
accomplish this purpose are on
hand -bHt-tfe n1anpower-tSt'
Where 36 different operations
are called for. his force can only
make four Only tl4,'-fi1uvT1iNSPer
-sff repairs are being made The
ones which could make It better
ship are necessarily put Off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

os'sc A. pe,.ot Michiss-.
lgra ~ tatt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

W ny because me -S0ln -LElG-L
Yards in his area need around y
600 workers Most of them are
highly skilled artisans. Niee tAoa-
sand are needed in his own Mare
Island AAidS Another 5000 would
bring Hunters Porut up 20 rs
peak But where are they and why
cant they be gotten
The skilled and SemlskIiled are
scattered over the nation. They
arc trying 10 re-eStahhSh them
selves IN some peaCetime pursuit
when A var Is being waged 50 VAL
iantly by youngsters just out Of
high school
I'VE must get these ships
hack 10 Adm. >imitz," says
Adm TlSdale. grimIy
a ship here is a ship out OF
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
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BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
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By Arthur Bugs" Baer

New York City is losing all its big March and April
conventions because it is only game traffic that sWlms
upstream
The whole idea of being delegate to convention
is TO escape from the house And up your tracks
like mountain railroad in snow-shed.
There is why you shouldn't have your con-
ventions right home. There is nothing they do in
Madison Square Garden that you cannot accomplish in
the village barn.
You don't sleep at those things. So you don't need
any rooms Everybody brings picnic lunch. So you
don't require service.
All have ever gandered them doing at Manhattan
convention is to mix Scotch and yell. They don't holer
quite ferociousy rye 1t has meowing influence.
The public address system is about the same at all
conventions They open the windows stick their heads
out and howl like whpsawed eopards.
You do all that in your own home town. And,
what's more in the morning you will have friends the
jury
| understand thoroughly why the hardware men, the
paint men. the carwheel and the icebox want
to hold their annual conventions in New York All of
them want TO dash the Brooklyn Bridge and brbe
basketball team