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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Don't Wait Make Accident
Policy Payment NOW!

Notices have been mailed by The Detroit Times
to persons whose S0-cent semannual payment due
Aug S, on the Accident Insurance made available by
the Old Line Life Insurance Co of America home
delivered Detroit Times readers. NO DAYS OF
GRACE WILL BE ALLOWED, you urged
pay your payment NOW, so you will be SURE to
prevent your policy from lapsing. It's wis. pre-
caution!
If you carry this protection you probably have
received your notice by and you urged
make prompt payment by sending remittance !. n.
Kolinsk registrar agent p. o. Box 1916 The Detroit
Times, Detroit 81, Mich. Or you may bring premium
Room 3o4, Detroit Times Building 1870 Cass. Pay
before Aug. will prevent lapse OF policy.
IF you desire. you may pay premium of ST. covering
protection for one year. Don't wait! Pay NOW!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
0PA Suspends
I Meat Houses

Two local meat slaugh,ercrs
were suspended today from reCel,-
lng Slaughterlng or delivering
Grade 4 or AA meat IN the 6O-day
period beginning Avg J by George
NJ Golden, acting OpA hearing
commissioner
The Radner Beef TO 2i2s- Scot
ten, and Victory p king Co. 2530
Scotten. were charged with
elaHshtcrtrC IN excess of the i
pr cont Of choice ann good grade
beef permissible IN the period Jan
% 10 March - -
Charged with selling rationed
meat for loose stamps and accept
ing and possessing coun'erfeit
stamps. the Second Blvd Sew ard
Market ~ SO6l Second. vas for
bidden from dealing In red pOu'
commodities 40 days beginning
Aug r--------.--------
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
PORT Huron Soldier
Shot by Policeman

SHREVEPORT. La, Ju1 y 19
CUPD - Pvt. Don w Smell 10,
Barksdale Field soldier whose
home is in Port Huron, Mich.
was in serious condition at the
air fields hospital today as the
result Of an abdominal wound
suffered when he resisted arrest
by two local patrolmen.
Smell was found with another
soldier companion about midnight
in Oakland Cemetery attempting
to pry open money box allegedly
stolen from bus Of the BarkS-
dale Transportation Co Hospital
attendants sal the SCtsser,S s
wounds Nigh, prove fatal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Battle Sale
OF Seniority
Nv ED BRAND

MINNEAPOLIS, July 10 a
militant pettlcost brigade. repre-
senting women IN FIVE Detroit
locals. invaded the closed meet
ing Of the uAW-CIO international
executive hoard today and here $
what happened
. The committee immediately
adopted a resolution demanding
that the National War Labor
Board reverse a recent ruling of
the regional board in Detroit
that permitted rs women 10
sell then seniority rights.
. Sent strongly worded off
Cial staten 50 10 every
regional War Labor Board IN
the United States protesting
the Detroit boards action and
- charging ti-~tth failure 90 man
tain its trust 10 protect seniority
rights Of workers.
The protest grew out Of a
ruling by the Detroit WLR early
this month granting 3S women
Of the Michigan Tool
Co. the right to accept four weeks
pay in lieu of their seniority
rights.
Officials Of the Mech chanic
Educational Society, an indie
pendent union. the women and
management had prPNious1> y
agreed 10 the arrangement he
fore presenting il To the board.
Victor Reuther. assistant dree-
tor of the UAW-CIO war policy
division, and Maurice Sugar
counsel for the UAW-ClO. said
that the National WLB has the
authority TO correct the mistake
and should do so Immediately
The UAW-CIO cannot take
the initiative as II was not in
volved in the case" Sugar said.
UAW-CTO officials agreed with
the wOmen'S delegation that tins
kind Of procedure has 2 direct
I end encY 10 break down ioh
security and destroy the seniority
system.
Demand also was made 10 the
board for equal rights and more
representation for women in both
locals and the international union
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Uniformed Canadian
Held in Detroit Theft

SANDtSkY. O. July "a GNSl
A 2l-Aear-old man. wearing the
uniform of the ROYAL Canadian
Air Force and carrying papers
identifying him as LlCpl Albert
Commings Of Hamilton. Ont. was
held today by SanduSky police for
Canadian authorities.
Police arrested HIM when an
automobile ne was driving crashed
into neon sign in front Of a
Sandusky tavern They SAID the
ear had been stolen in Detroit.
The Detroit Times has far more
ma tiOually famous features than
any nthpr Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
FinnS Jail 1000
lu Arms SwindIp

NEW YORK. July 10 llNSt
The Finnish government pressed
an investigation today into an
alleged big arms swndie
The Oslo radio said the lnveStI-
Garion already has resulted IN The
arrest Of 1000 persons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
link Faikeuburg
Received bN Pope

ROME. July 10 CTNSl--Pope
Pms XII granted 2 private audi
ence today 10 JinN Falkenburg
Hollywood screen star, who VlS-
tied His Holiness IN formal black
gown borrowed from Doris Duke,
American miiitouairess
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
0PAP|anniinQ
Po|i(yChdnge

WASHINGTON, July 19 CUP)
The government soon will an
nounce a broad change in price
control policy which Will lift or
suspend price ceilings on 80 to 100
items, including iewelry and many
types of fur coats. authoritative
sources revealed today.
This action is being taken. il
was said, TO "streamline the OPA
so that il can spend more Of it's
budget and manpower on basic
reconversion pricing
Deputy Price Chief Brownlee
was scheduled 10 hold press con-
ference on reconVerSlon pricing
late today. 1t was doubted. how
ever, that he would announce the
new exemption policy since il has
not Yet reached the directive
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
STRESS MUST ITEMS

The specific purpose Of the new
policy will he TO remove or
suspend controls on less i'm
portant items 10 free OPAS
energies and manpower for must
programs.
The exemption policy viii work
this way.
. Ceilings will he suspended
rather than remONed--in cases
where supply meets demand and
prices are not expected To go
above ceilings.
Ceilings will he "Pither Su-
Spended or removed" from
numerous items which are mot
significant" In their effect en
the cost 81 living hut involve
administrative time and money
to control.
Iewelry and fur coats are two
items covered IN the second cate
CORY Fur coats over 5000 AL
ready are free from price control
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
STRIKE NAVAL BASE

Fleet Adm NImitZ revealed
that an American wing Of the
carrier raiding force struck the
YokuSuka naval base in Tokyo
Bay, 80 miles south of Tokyo and
20 miles eacrOss the bay from
NoIIma Cape.
Diving down through fero-
cious harrage Of auti-aircrafl fire
that suggested the presence OF im-
portant Japanese fleet units there,
the navy fliers bombed and
strafed the anchorage heavily.
There was no confirmation OF
Japanese report that 12l Allied
planes We're shot down or dam
aged seriously In yesterday S
strike
AIRCRAFT PLANT HIT
Severe damage 10 the Japan
Aircraft Co. plant at Tomioka,
near Tokyo, and an adjoining
Seaplane base was disclosed to-
dSy nv Twentieth Air Force
headquarters.
The twin targets were hit by
shout so Supertorts in daylight.
Iune 10. Heavy cloud cover
over the area since that date
had prevented reconnaissance.
An estimated 80 per cent Of the
aircraft plant WAS damaged and
&c per cent of the seapIane base
wrecked.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

NJ MADRID. July 10 =
America has relatively little
that is concrete at .take at
Potsdam.
Britain has everything
the British Empire-at stake
in the Neues Palais.
That will not be admitted
but no one knows it better
than Churchill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Shells Poured
On Tokyo Bay
CONTINUED from Page oue)

The daring surface strike,
fourth naval blow at Japan in five
days, came in the wake of 2 800
plane Allied carrier blow on
Tokyo and surrounding area yes
terday that may have uncovered
the main hideout Of the enemy 5
few surviving warShlps
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Commitments
Attacked Again

Two circuit Judges TODAY took steps to protect
legged been committed illegally institutions
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Pressure Put
On Russians
humans Objective
Aid in Jap War

POTSDAM. luIy 10 'CP1 90
President Truman carried 'ntc
the third Big Three session toda>
the most potent bargaining stock
OF the conferenCe-hilhons Oi dol
lars Of American aid 20 be bal.
snced of against military helF
in the Pacific
The Presidents policy II can
be revealed. is essentially this
The United States will not pour
out its tremendous material
wealth without something con.
crete in return II will not under
take fresh economic burdens with
out some concessions from The
other side.
TRADES FOR WAR AID
And Mr. Truman is completely
unlntereSted IN concessions lnNolv-
ing goods or cash because there
simply ism ( any Of either ar
Europe.
Instead. he intends 10 81 the
United States material wealth 10
the situation OF the different
United Nations. including RtsSts
And the hest legal tender IN hlS
new Is anything that VIII hrlng
the war against Japan TO a speedy
end.
Meanwhile. All accounts filter
ing out through the close confer
ence censorship indicated that
EtsrtiTng developments ere i'm.
pending in the japanese war.
TRUMAN PHEIR HOST
President Truman VIII give :
state dnner tonight 10 Stain and
Churchill al the Po,sdsm White
House"
"A Berlin dispatch To the
London Daily Mail said the
first communique on the Rig
Three meeting with which the
Moscow radio scooped the world
was draft which Premier Sta
lin did not approve. Stain asked
changes in the wording. the dis
patch said, and another commu-
nique was drafted and Stain
approved t.l
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
British
Crisis at


By KARL ". Won WIEGAND
Dean Of American War Coresponssnu
wrtiep Expressly for Hearst Newspapers
Fourth and fast urtiefs. " 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Statement
To Employees
To The Public!

In order that there may be clear understanding
on the part of employees and the public to the
ISSUES involved IN the present serious partial work
stoppAge at the Detroit plant OF this Company, II
IA felt that statement of the events leading up to
the present situation should be made The War
Labor Board directed the Company to incorporate
into their contract with the United Rubber Workers
of America, the usual maintenance of membership
clause. The Company has strictly adhered to this
provision of the contract and the War Labor Board
Directive.
On July II, 1945, the lnterns President Of the
United Rubber Workers of America, notified the
Company that they had expelled IL individual,
from membership due to difficulties that had oc.
provisions of the contract the Company had no
option except to discharge them, which was done
on Friday, July 13.
That same day some Of these individuals established
"A picket tine and successful in preventing
many employees from entering the plant sub
Sequent shifts A picket line ia being ma maintained
at each change of shift with the result that now
large numbers of employees being prevented
from producing urgently needed military tires.
This occurrence il not identified with any demands
made on the Company either by employees by the
United Rubber Workers of America Local 1Ol as
the sole collective bargaining agency at this plant
and the company finds itself in the position Of hAv-
inE u operations vital War Production severely
eurtsiled only because IL has carried out provisions
Of its contract with the United Rubber Workers Of
America and the Directive Order of the War Labor
Board.
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
DETROIT PLANT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
RULINGS CITED
ORDERS APPEARANCE

Judge OHara's action followed
issuance Wednesday BY Judge
Lila NJ. Neuenfel, Of writ Of
habeas corpus which compeIs Dr
Thomas 6. Guber. head Of
EloiSe, 10 produce on July -
Mrs. Rose Sherman. 50. wife Of
Walter Sherman Of 1853 Vivian
Mrs. Sherman was committed 10
EloiSe AHHe Z
The writ was obtained by Atty.
Roy g. Lord who also granted z
writ OF certiorsri against Probate
Judge Patrick II O'BrienL -Who
committed Mrs Sherman.
Under this writ Judge y 'Bren
vii he required 10 answer why
she was sent 10 FloSe
Lord also Is testing the legality
of commitment on shenists GER
tlflcateS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
THREATS ERASED

The aim Of Britain's policy Of
destruction Of the German menace
and the Italian threat tn British
naval power in the Mediterranean
has been achieved 100 per cent.
Statesmen are not always far
sighted.
They can make mlscalculstions,
fall into errors of judgement, fail
10 detect unknown factors and
forget the future in the exgencies
OF the preSent.-
In place Of Germany and Italy
Hitler and Mussolini-there un-
eXpectedly arose q far greater
menace on the continent and in
the Mediterranean and they had
been and were allies-Stalin and
Communist Soviet Russia with
their neo-imperiaism.
Two world wars had demon
strated that the British Empire
alone could not successfully de-
fend itself against a ior power.
An alliance between Britain
and America was not popular.
There came the happy inSpirs-
ton of new world league TO
enforce peace ny force.
STAKES HIGH
The San Francisco conference
was hastily called. chartel
adopted, and league organized,
which IN effect makes America
and the other nations allies Of
Britain. including even Soviet
Russia, the great potential men,
ace 10 the British Empire.
The San Francisco organization
is As YET a skeleton without flesh,
into which A breath Of life must
be breathed
II has -romnpe Cd ne ma ieF men
ace relieved no anxiety. banished
no fear.
There iS no sentiment nor
friendship oven among friends. IN
= poker game, where the stakes
are high
II VIII be 2 tough game in the
NeueS palaiS.
II Truman and Churchill ms
play their cards. former Kaiser
Wilhelm II and Adolf Hitler may
fsASSIhl, have their revenge
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

fllt ktA ~ hNNf N''N NNAAAAiiAAANh
cluding Eloise Hospital.
Judge Chester p. OHsrs or
iered the release Of ll-yesr-old
Albert BlsUsnko. who was com
rfted 10 the Wayne Training
School for Boys m l94l( after
pSNchjstrlStS had signed Certlfi-
Gates regarding ms mental con-
dluon.
RULINGS CITED
Judge OHsrs. who signed the
writ Al the request of the boy
bother Mrs. Jennie BlSIrsnko of
l2S Mettetal. said that several
state supreme courts have re-
Gently ruled that commitments
on such certificates are Illegal.
A court inquiry with testimony
IN support of the doctors IS nee
eSSarN by law, the court said
=En,N- aiaAA- perSoaS- n-kI4alSR
and other hospitals are now con-
filed merely on doctors state
mentS could not be ascertalned
immediately
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
Bases Built for Flying Forts
Presoge Arctic Flight Era

in a couple Of other lines at
Goose Bay raising pigs and
chickens in this far northern
climate where the only animals
TO survive are fur bearing. Last
year he had some Plymouth
Rock baby chicks flown in, and
half dozen bred sows. The pigs
are fed on the Goose Bay air
base garbage. They have a pure
bred boar now. and are trying
10 develop strain that will
stand Arctic winters. The chick
ems, kept indoors in winter and
fed vitamins, have proved to be
good layers.
Not far away the Canadian
army has an agricultural exper-
iment station greenhouse which
is working on dry sand culture
for tomatoes, celery, lettuce and
the long growing season vege-
tables which can't ordinarily be
grown outdoors that far north.
If methods of food growing
can be worked out to make
these far-north bases self sus-
tanning as TO food supplies, an
otherproaJc,,e. of Arctic flying
will have been licked.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
ALARMING INCIDENT

GALESBURG, III, Jan. I'D
Chilled firemen returned to
central station after a 3 o'clock
in the morning run, went about
their business of changing into
dry clothes and getting back to
bed.
The chiefs quarters, however.
were occupied, A stranger had
entered the deserted station,
gone r. sleep IN the & ct iiaf : I'D BED
not bothering to remove his
shoes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
NATURE NOTES

CHANUTE, Kans., Jan. 4-B
Dixie, a bird dog owned by
Bill Brennan, looked on while
the family was showing motion
pictures taken in Australia and
New Guinea by Mrs. Brennan's
brother, SfSgt. T. F. Warner.
Dixie was startled, and pleas
ed, when a group of small birds
fitted across the screen. But the
next scene scared Dixie so she
buried her head behind the
stove. 1t was a closeup of an os-
trich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
Wi|dt & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First Nation. ~. - snH
Phone Nj Clemens 6941
LITTLE FARMS

LITTLE FARMS
First house off Gratiot near IS Mile
road; rooms; Pear garage. chicken
coop. ., acre-S4. $50; terms.
Eureka road near 10 Mile road; "
acre with nice rooms; bath large
utility and floored attic; city water
$3.50
2 acres with large modern home IN
East Detroit near Kelly road; cash or
easv terms.
room home: large attic; 2-car garage:
water-SI, 200; terms.
EAST DETROIT
5 rooms; bath; garage side drive:
chicken coop: fruit trees; large lot
fenced; Gratiot-9 Nile district-s4.2 200:
81 500 down.
rooms; bath; utility; lots: in
clades electric washer, electric range;
tons OF coal--S3, 500 terms.
rooms bath; large lot near 3
Nile and Gratiot; 81 200 81 900 down.
ROSEVILLE
Nice s rooms; bath; garage: near
Gratiot and Martin road-Si 200: terms.
Cozy . room house on corner; lots.
only 50 SEQ within walking dis
lance of Gratiot.
BAsELINE
Toepfer. near Van Dyke rooms:
bath: utility; electric hot water heater;
laundry tubs Venetian blinds; garage.
fenced; shrubs; shade trees-Si $50:
terms.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot al 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 1907
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
GOOD EXCUSE

NEW YORK, Jan. S -(R-
Gin rummy, backgammon and
such pastimes are banned In
New York night eittbs under .
directive of Mayor Fiorello La
Guardia to the police. The night
spot owners aren't objecting.
Glad to have an excuse to cut
it out" said Sherman Billingsley
of the Stork Club. people came
in. asked for deck OF cards,
kept table six hours and bought
no liquor or food"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
SPLIT DECISION

HASTINGS, Neb., Jan. 4-R
An unidentified man ran into
the street to retrieve some of the
apples which spilled from pass
ing truck-but he didn't COM
plete his mission.
As he stopped to pick up the
fruit his trousers ripped-and he
tore down the street in hasty re-
treat.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05

MIDDLE-AGED couple wanted { %
share modern 5-room furnished house
with riddle-sged man. Rent free In eN-
change for room and board OF owner
Write Monitor Leader Box III. As
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
Houses For Sole

rooms: newly decorated-sl 300;
$500 down.
"A rooms; city water; inside toilet
81 200; $3.50 down,
q rooms: bath; part basement-s2 900:
81 900 down.
acre; 3-room house; city water; tot
let; garages, 900.
rooms; garage; acre-S3, 500:
terms.
! rooms; plastered house on the cut
near the lake; immediate possession
50 $50: small payment down
6 ROOM modern-Si 500, 81 900 down.
room: modern-S4 900: 81. 900 down.
S rooms; partly finished; steam heat:
stoker: on the cut near cement road
and laSe-sS5 600
"a acres; 4 rooms; bath: garage at
tachcd- 81 500: 50 600 down on M-97.
family; 2 rooms and bath each;
rented for SIS per. month: heated
sj,7tAIs 81, 700 down. ~ $1,000
6 roon modern; OAK %dn..sSteSs6a VIII
exchange for smaller house.
room. modern brick; fire place;
paved street-S3 500.
40 acres: Broom house: steam heat;
bath; large hip roof barn; well equip
ped with silo; immediate possession;
40 acres: fair buildings ) miles from
Nc,s> Maven. SIS per acre.
AZ scr- Worth OF New HaVen-$ s., 500
with e. 500 dSNn.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05

EXPERIENCED typist wanted for
income tax copy work for two months
Apply w. II. Aubrey. rs South Gratiot
avenue. 40
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05

WILL SELL l25 u. Harper frontage
al Crocker Blvd. $500 cash. Ideal bus
mess spot. Just phone Mt. Clemens
2624 TF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
It's Worth Your Time to Read Every Ad on This Page
Business Property For Sale FL

DESIRABLE corner; business front
age: Near Gratiot and Buckingham; no
city taxes: $500 will handle Call $3.50
AS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05

HOUSEKEEPER: small apartment:
care OF three-year-old boy; stay nights.
GOOD nav. Phone Rosevile 0807. AS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05

WOMAN wanted TO DO general house
work: no cooking or washing: one
morning per week: soc per hour. Cab
6675 TT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05

WANTED-Two girls for general Of
flee work Monitor-Leader Box 227. II
NURSERY governess for small prl-
vate school; board and room: good
salary 273 Chandler street. Romeo.
Phone Romeo 462. As
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-05
Service to Formers

HARNESS. SADDLES. trave ING
bags repaired. New leather work made
20 order - Washington. Mt. Clemens.
Phone 5097 c
DO NOT get where that harness
shop IS. 7 am still repairing harness
and onlng. 81 so per set. Allen Hough-
,enA Utica. 40
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Chiroproetors

DR.. PETER vLADEFF
CHiROPRACTOR
Palmer Graduate
x-Rsy-Sunlight--In Red. etc.
In Practise q Years IN City
s2A Macomb ST. Phone Mt. Clemens
hOOl or 27s3 &
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Fumisotine

OUR MOVING equipment 10 the best
Special care taken OF your furniture
and upholstered goods In storage. such
as moth proofing and wrapping russ
and cushions. City Transfer Co.. 81
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone 6c6i
Service 10 and from Det-ait daily. {
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Help Wonted-MoIs

TRUCK driver: steady work Rose
vile Package Coal Co. i902i Florida
at Gratiot, blocks north of II Nile
road. Phone Roscville 0807. As
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WASHING MACHINES: oil burner
stoves repaired and serviced: also oil
lines Installed from drum 10 stove.
We cover Macomb County. Phone
Mt. Clemens STAB or write 81 Fessen-
den. Mt. Clemens c
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-08

expanding its activities to bring
that day nearer. Your support has
been evidenced by your good will
and particularly by your purchase
and use of Christmas Seals. The
sale of these seals is the sole.
means the association has of H.
nancing its work. Once every year
you are asked to buy Christmas
Seals to prove that you want the
association to continue its fight
against tuberculosis. In buying and
using Christmas Seals you are en-
listing in a planned campaign to
make our community a safer place
to live"
In closing, Mr.. Bellamy introduc-
ed DR.. A. H. Elliott, city-county
health officer who in turn introduc-
ed Mrs. Buzhard and Miss Stout
Showing of a motion picture film,
Behind the Shadows" by Miss
Stout had to be dispensed with
when mechanical difficulties arose.
President Emory Switzerland
presided over the session at the
Friendly Cafeteria and guests Of
the club for the day were H. p
White and Chester Hatley.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-08
DAUGHTON GREETED
ON SIND BIRTHDAY
BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. z. u
President Truman and the house
of representatives wished Rep.
Robert L. Doughton D-N. c.
Happy Birthday today. He is,
as he puts it, 81 years young.
The chief executive telephoned
his greetings to Mister Bob" Rep.
Cooper D-Tenn.) said in the house
he expressed sentiments of all
members in offering to our below
ed colleague, the distinguished
chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee, hearty congratulations
and fluctuations on this the occa-
sion of his 82nd birthday"
Also congratulating the Dean Of
North Carolina congressman was
State Senator Hugh Mitchell of
Statesville.