(PHCIKK CHERRY 8*00) Sunday, October 18, 1142 PART 1. PAGE 8 DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES Gunner Pastor Greeks Avenge THESE WORKERS ARE THE TYPE THE TIMES IS SEEKING FOR MISS VICTORY Indoor liMR jf't If To Speak Here Axis Invasion' IVifIHPHHBMI Laid Out to Ease ¦ V'vK' Famous Fighters Help -vs Navy Day’ British in Egypt War Work Strain On «J SOMFWHERB ON THE ALA- City Park Commisjion 'Praise the Lord, Pass -51 KIN FRONT. Egypt, Oct. 17 iINSI- Die Greeks are back in Would Counteract the Ammunition' Cleric the war! It ran he revealed today that Upset Home Conditions veterans of Greece's army, who to Address Luncheon escaped before the Nazis overran their country, have already seen main considerations have have Three Capt. William A Maguire, naval action in the desert and guided planning indoor vengeance against their the of the the now tasted chaplain who uttered German and Italian enemies. municipal recreation program ‘ famous Praise the Lord nnd Pass Dir Hellenic contingent is com- opening Monday evening, it was the Ammunition" when he found manded by Col. Pausanias Kat- announced Saturday by Bernard manning a gun at Pearl sotas, leader of the famous 39th Lanky, president of the parka himself Evezone Regiment, It is a self-, B. Harbor. wilt tv the pnnrrpai* contaim'd unit, with its own medi- and recreation commission. speaker at Detroit's Navy Day cal and supply services, signal Lasky said the three chief aim* observances Tuesday. corps and other auxilanes. rVM^ A » of the program, to be carried on Die have taken readily v>a 'v zfr?r: - chaplain will be Eve/ones >'•*> in 11 community houses, 53 The 51-vear-old < to warfare, although they -r by Navy plane from the desert '^g/Et^' M schools, 14 church halls and other sown here were trained in Greece for moun- San Diego base to address 100 tain fighting. Before going into buildings, are: navy recruits who will lx? inducted, action in Egypt they went through 1—To provide recreation for Square at noon and a ( a rigorous training course under workers, men and at Cadillac officers, who taught them war both Day in the} British w women, to ease the strain of public Navy luncheon all the tricks of desert fighting. Book-Cadiliac Hotel at 12:30 p m j factory jobs. 2To counteract disrupted Cared for Wounded home conditions, brought about by mothers, or unusual work- Captain Maguire, who recently working France Called ing hours of fathers, by providing a on his ehaplaih All published book recrea- ‘ Big for Church." is children with wholesome experiences tion. remembered not only for his pop- ular quotation hut also for earing .1 To condition all citizen* for Pearl Harbor's wounded and To War on Vichy mentally and. physically through administering last rites to the recreation for the changes to d« dy-j of lng at the battle's height. (Continued from Page One) made in their way living. Commemorating the navy's' the killing of 55 demonstrators by FACTORY SO*/, OFF founding in 1775 and the birth of Vichy police. Theodore Roosevelt, father of the! Women, with children in hand, Photo by Tlmta Staff Photographer modern navy, Detroit will stage a threw themselves on railway day-long observance. tracks to prevent trains from LUCILLE PARDUE, 19, BUSILY WORKING AT HER SANDBLASTING MACHINE Flanked by navy hand’s. Anchor- for leaving the Etienne station job In an parts plant. She’s a et tes and sailors, the recruits will Germany with conscripted work- Miss Pardue, who lives at the corner aircraft Mc- Michigan. he inducled aboard the U.S.S. ers. German armored cars, accord*- of John R. and Hancock avenues, at her typical girl worker for victory in 7l pn recruiting ship. town, I I Sii *», * ¦' i> ¦¦ ¦¦> Keevcr ing to reports 190—• some from the I $« 9> m. bf Schools to Participate intervened during the disturb- II nw | tl!« IWI UCTtIY Hwrt Yw ances. 1 )J. Public and |>aroohial schools Lyons an explosion rocked Outstate Interest Grows I 1 li«p i, flitiiiN,t,II j At I A ilnft, 20-W. 12 10 riMMMMt hrtu exercises, Greets >n« Detroit $4.92. Olataa ClfclU conduct |>atnotic railway station where trains 20-W. will the • **** ” $9 35. lIMMWtI to take the 1 riMmttM. A stores will display Detroit-made jwore being assmcblcd X’ li-,. $lO 45. riMMMMt ( IMT 1«»aJ plants Germany. Wm $lO 4). o,t, •«: Tfcm4ijr. SIM navy material and war will workers to Victory •* must In Miss Contest s¦¦. 14 Drtiolt i Wlwtlt* oang special Navy Day posters. I “Every means possible Cr>«tal. CaUalal a»4 lliaftMtal Yiilaraa. In charge of the day’s activities be used to halt Freneh workers Heroes of War By E. JEROME PETTIT CARTER ELECTRIC STORES Slocum, general to go to Germany to \S T t.« George W. condemned Content Editor 2* r <4*1.1 MBIA chairman the Blk. K. **f lui Thfalff Phoaa ItA 1110 of Detroit Navy Day work,” the Fighting French (Continued from Page Three) “* committee. spokesman said in the broad- con- election. The Jury se- advertisement Statewide Interest In the plant-wide land. contending with landing Detroit's observance will cast. “The hour has come for test of Hearst newspapers to lecting MISS VICTORY of MICH- Ford that be a football game between the renewed ardor to. rescue the select MISS VICTORY, the typi- IGAN will include prominent civic proper tools Britain could provide Grdsse He Naval Reserve Aviation nation from the Vichy regime.” cal American girl war worker, and patriotic leaders. enough food stuffs to be self-suf- sharply fixpecUntjaflafy? base and Wayne University elevens, The declaration broke this week was evidenced in wan As endorsement of the contest ficient. at the University of Detroit with previous calls from both Brit- plants throughout Michigan, many poured in from all parts of Mich- The hero and the manufacturer Mother’s Friend Stadium. spokesmen who already agreed also also exchanged on how the ish and French of which have to igan last week, commendation ideas bnnt: ease Meanwhile, more than .**oo other had urged the Freneh to hold their participate i« the competition. came from Mrs. Anne Little United Nations can effect a united hell's Michigan titirs will celebrate Navy fire until Allied plans were more In large and small plants In, Brandes, field representative spe- world in i>ost war days. and comfort to Day with parades, luncheons and fully developed. outlying Michigan communities as cialising in women's activities for The magnitude of American In-; expectant ¦ speaking programs planned by the United States Employment dustry. especially the productive: mothers. flg^ Hubert O’Brien, state committer to Be • ' progress of the Willow Run plant * War Relict Shown j* Service. • HOW TO JOIN CONTEST chairman. The American Legion isj - the topic Swords, medals, flags and uni- \t'tJ*^^^(PJßbbL j 4' In a formal statement addressed was of Cochrane’s brief sponsoring the occasion in outstatr ANY girl or married woman address to .150 workmen in the ex ( j ul* 11 el y prf- W A go on to the ,r forms of other wars will Times. Mrs. Brandes said: n-» •r: ¦'!“'• '. . r % communities. working in a plant factory’s auditorium. I l i'*i display Monday when the Detroit war production “The Detroit Times Victory I useful In all condl- L * eligible to join contest you tojd bland, anodyne World Famous Comics! Three Historical Museum operas its ex- ~mi 11ib in i' 1 11 iilii i*i» iihw >ii ..vImBHBMBMHMHMBB is the for provides an excellent “I commend all,” hr ttons where a mild mas- MISS VICTORY. Contest the “If American sage medium In akin lubrication la de- pages every day In Daily I>e- hibit of Michigan military relics Photo by TimM Staff Photosrapher opportunity for community edu- j worker*. sired. One condition which worn*® ANY employer who wants his workmen will continue giving In trolt Times. at 2302 Barhim Tower. GRINDER cation. In the months ahead. for more than 70 veara have uaed It la an fftlJBV O’NEIL OPERATING HER CUTTER women workers to participate in 1 us the efficient weapons, we will application for maauMtinß the body dur- women must plmy an ever in- ing pregnancy helpa keep the contest and share in the hon- i do the rest.” ... It the akin In nearby creasing part the war effort pliable... avoiding tin* Monday, Miss O’Neil, 23, of 7420 Medbury avenue, a in aort and thu* j Open ors can do so by writing to MISS and anything whieh arouses the Terminating their full Saturday nece**ary discomfort due to dryncaa and aircraft parts factory busy war-working for our victory. EDITOR, tightness. It refreshes and tones ths VICTORY CONTEST women of this area with the schedule, the battle front emis- Detroit Times, Detroit, Mich. appeared ekln. An Ideal massage application for been damaged by near critical needs of the labor mar- saries on a nationwide the numb, tingling or burning aanaa- have ket is valuable. radio program at 7 p. m. and at- tlona of the akin .. , for tha tired back misses. tended a reception in their honor muscles or cramp-1 Ike pains In the lags. well as in the industrial centers. Women Registered Quickly absorbed. Delightful to use. Japs Fail to Get Declaring that all information 1 plant personnel heads and the at the Book-Cadillac Hotel. Their on the fighting in the Solomons • workers themselves have joined “As war production Increases Sunday agenda includes a United Mother's rally at 7 p. in Cass Friend was no value to the•in the search for the woman who in the coming year, more and Nations m. Itirhly praiaed by nwn, many doctor* and which of School, nurse,. ! will become one of the most more women must be drawn into Technical High ending their JiMt a«k any druaaiat for Mother's enemy is being announced as soon visit. Friend the akin lubricant Try it toniybt. , famous in wartime America. war work to take the of 48-hour Detroit Solomons Field as possible, tonight’s communique places men called into the armed serv- was considered in naval circles to SI,OOO War Bond ices. To meet this need, the (Continued from Page One) carry a hopeful undertone. The Detroit Times is sponsoring United States Employment Serv- SLIP COVERS contest to name ice conducted recent volun- inclusion of “sea forces’’ amonc One reason for this view' was the MISS VIC- Its Order Now While Material* Are Still Available MICHIGAN, who will tary registration of women for . the defenders of the islands there attributed to the fact that heavy: TORY OF compete with 11 other finalists war work throughout the De- Beautiful Ntw Knit Fabrics was no hint of surface naval reinforcements landed on action. jJap from the other 11 regions of the troit area. But army, navy and marine air- Guadalcanal on October 17 are United States. Final winner will “The splendid response of our evidently not regarded strong 9 men have been steadily carrying twome MISS VICTORY of the women ha* given u* a reservoir enough by the Jap command to United States and will he received supply to be called the fight to the enemy. Ameri- of women TABLE launch a frontal attack on in Washington by prominent gov- upon as labor demands Increase PADS 8 Jap Planes Downed can forces defending the island.: ernment officials. in our war production. By dram- Second encouraging note came MISS VICTORY of MICHIGAN, women are play- Amplifying neyvs previ- atizing the part ' of the air SI,OOO ously Jap air with revelation that American will be presented a war, ing in war plants, you will be announced attack on the Times, this on 15, forces are still operating from bond by the and news-] informing the great mass of Guadalcanal October the ' s-i 95’" air on Guadacanal. meaning, paper pay all expenses women of the for a / ¦rHONt' base also will possibilities 5095^ navy three Jap bombers W NOW CHAIR stated to ren- to the na- yj Ja «^SOFI and five Jap fighters were shot the Japs have been unable Chicago, where final war service that Is vital and der it useless with their air raids tional judging will take place. essential to victory. Kidney and Oversize 50c Extra down during that action. I / artillery plant selecting own W jg Simply »hnn* and aur •iperteaeed r*pre*eet*tlv* will n* and bombardments. I Each is its “The Victory Contest will fpr tht* **nrt«e, During the same night enemy *t »•«' ham# wttti *«mpl»* Nn e«tr* chart* surface vessels again bombarded focus attention on this need for womenpower. Fhont TEMPLE I-1115 American positions on the island Saturday, Sunday Evenings MA. 1300 but a torpedo hit was scored on nS" me'asure and Photos of Plants Hunting Know All Types ARTEX-STATE CO. 6432 CASS a Jap cruiser when American 9 e Inaval planes attacked a group of “As the various plant winners lenemy vessels to the eastward of are featured, the general public the Solomons before tbc night was Miss Victory in Times will know* that all types of over. women are responding to the The following day American air- Stories and pictures of large and small Michigan war plants nation's crying need for labor to craft bast'd on Guadalcanal lashed that have entered the contest sponsored by The Detroit Times produce the implements of war, out to attack enemy troop posi- and other Hearst newspapers to find MISS VICTORY—the that, in fact, the women already tions along the northwest coast Typical American Girl War Worker, will appear in the Times. working in war plants represent SCHOOLBOYS WANTED lof the island where Jap reinforce- First dates and the plants are: a great cross-section of the com- munity. ments have been landed. Manufacturing Company, The Victory Contest There are now unusual opportunities for boys, 12 TUESDAY, Oct. 20—McAlecr living That same afternoon navy and Rochester. stories will provide a illus- at- tration of democracy at its best. to 18 years of ape, to take charge of regular estab- marine corps dive-bombers WEDNESDAY. Oct. 21—Carboloy Company, Tnc. tacked two enemy transports west “As we approach the peak of lished routes in residential sections of Detroit and THURSDAY, Oct. 22 Graham-Paigc Motor Car Company, of New Georgia Island and set production, it is necessary that suburban neighborhoods. Substantial profits from a lire to one with direct hits. The FRIDAY, Oct. 23 Candlcr-Hill Corporation. women from every section of the other transport was believed to area show their willingness to healthful outdoor occupation with the additional winners—on the basis of one win- take their places In plants ready of experience. ia.-do their share in producing benefits business storewTde~ savings 'TiwTflFc&eTi TOO women workers—l guns, tanks and planes with and these plant representatives which to arm our men in service. Thousands of boys throughout Greater Detroit are willparticipate in the final contest' “The contest should be very turning spare time into extra dollars by carrying ? ? for this area. valuable In informing people of used jgya Judging in the plants may be woman's role in war production. Detroit Times routes. 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