1,000 war plants would be shut by even a five-day coal strike
By S. Burton Heath
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Steady jobs, steady pay –
Labor and business leaders both working for annual wage plan
Stabilized employment, now widely urged, has worked for years in some companies
By Allan L. Swim, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Gracie Allen Reporting
By Gracie Allen
Well, I see the Duke of Windsor has resigned his job as Governor of the Bahamas, and according to rumor, he and Wally may come to the United States to seek their fortune.
My gracious, if he’s not satisfied with jobs like being king and governor, he certainly isn’t going to be happy on the swing shift at Lockheed. But if he doesn’t want to be a riveter, he could always become a movie star. Of course, it doesn’t pay so much, but it’s pleasant work.
The movie people have nice long vacations, or as they call them, “strikes.” If that doesn’t interest the Duke and Duchess, I formally invite them to join the ranks of the radio teams. Who knows, maybe someday “Ed and Wally” may become as famous as Fibber and Molly, Amos ‘n’ Andy or that darling couple, George and Gracie.
Haircut is atrocity to Parisian barber
Women wear tresses long and add ribbon, straw or flowers to make a hat
By Judy Barden, North American Newspaper Alliance
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Influence of hats sobering
Millinery styles are restrained
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Buc boss tries to book exhibitions
Games with Indians expected – Buc infield remains to be filled
By Chester L. Smith, Press sports editor
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Steel demand still exceeds total output
Material goes to most critical war plants
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Western Union to test radio beam circuit
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I’m not aware of germany doing this outside of like Heinrich Himmler trying to make peace with the allies.
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