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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02

her sister Mrs. Emma Robertson.
Miss Frierson is registered nurse
In the Druid City Hospital OF that
city. Mrs. o. L. Davenport. River
Rouge, is here visiting friends.
Mrs. Frances Wright and her bro
Their. Robert Wright. Ann Arbor.
In company with Mrs Will Zebbs,
Mrs. I'd Lewis. both OF Ann Arbor
and Mrs Johnnie Davis have re-
turned home from Los Angeles.
reporting 2 grand time and very
pleasant trip. The Rev. and Mrs.
c. w Carr had as their house
Guest Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Hicks.
Romulus, and the Rev. and Mrs.
u. c. Copeland. River Rouge. and
Mesdames Tate and Woods also
OF River Rouge. Little Jane Hen
derscn celebrated her fifth birth
day Saturday, Sept. %, at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. Edna Hender-
son. Those present were Doris and
Bette Williams, Dorothy Melvin
Hawkins. Fannie Perdy and Shir-
ley Ann Simpson. Mrs. Ben Moore
is al home from the hospital. Miss
Clemia Foley is better. The Ladies
Gospel sextet sang for revival SER
vices az Blissheld Mich, Friday,
Sept. "a. Mrs. Emma Freeman is
able TO resume her work again af-
ter being i'll for week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
EVANGELIST c. ]. ROSS SPEAKS
AT CHURCH I'm LANSING
Delivers Sermon
On Repentance

Rev. G. j. Ross. spirited evange-
list OF the Church OF God on Hi
nois street near Hastings was guest
speaker Sunday. September 25 at
Rev A. b. Martins church, 9lf
Williams street. Lansing, Mich.
The subject OF the speakers dis
course was taken from the text
Isaiah $3.50 and Luke 1875. In his
discussion Rev. Ross stressed the
importance of repentance. Con-
tinuing ne said. 1t is the minis
ter's duty 10 warn the wicked OF
the danger OF falling TO repent
and confessing their sins 10 God.
II the minister fails to do this :;
then he Is not OF God. Jesus says,
he that is OF God speaks OF God. :
II was an inspiring message and
those present enjoyed a pentecost-
al shower
Rev. Ross, who resides at 6025
Mortified avenue is known
throughout the city for the evange-
lisiic and missionary services he
renders at the various local insti-
tutions where the sick and unfor-
Inmates are confined
Rev. w. Fort accompanied Rev.
Ross on his motor trip to Lansing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
Rev. Martin Returns
To Post Sunday

Members and friends Of New
Light Baptist church Coo0 Goth
street. are looking forward with
Joy and enthusias N 10 welcoming
their pastor, Rev A. NJ. Martin
back 10 his posi- sunday morning.
October 3.
The pastor las had a months
vacation having been among the
many other Detroit ministers who
attended the National Baptist CON
vention recently held in Los An
geles, Calf After the convention
Rev. Martin visited other places
Of interest and the members feel
that the months rest has been
very helpful TO him
Rev. " G.. WRIGHT ccnGuc'od the
services last SUNDAY N rning and
Rev. YIN. Dozior. asst. pastor OF
New Light conducted the services
Sunday night. at which time al
the auxiliaries of the church made
their monthly financial reports
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
w. S. Youth Council
Holds Meeting

The West Side Youth Council OF
the y. A. A. {. p. under the lead
ership Of Miss Pauline Dotscn
held its annual public meeting
Wednesday. September % There
was quite large gathering that
attended the meeting.
A report of the sanitary condi-
iions OF the Becchwood Theatre
Bcechwood and Warren avenues
was submitted and II revealed that
conditions have been improved con-
corning the health and betterment
OF its patrcgs.
A petition for a stop street sig
nal on Beechwood avenue between
Cobb place and fireman avenue
has been made TO Mr. Frahm Of
the Trrsfic department. This will
safeguard the lives of pedestrians
in that section.
Plans are being formulated for
the lnterracial banquet to be CIV
en- the latter part OF October.
The club will sponsor a bingo
party at Kronk Center on McGraw
near Junction Wednesday. October
6. This is the clubs regular meet
ing night.
The public is invited. French
Hunter is publicity chairman.
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Hantrannck

Hamtramck High School and is
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
watson Mrs. Watson is the form
or City Nurse Mr. Parker is a
graduate OF the Wayne University
Medical School and is prominent
In social affairs in the city.
Jack Colbert and friends motor
ed up to Kalamazoo over the week
end. stopping in Ann Arbor as
guests OF Miss Margaret Matthews
OF L. OF NJ. Leroy G. White.
"L'homme d'affaires. is now in sec
ond place in the race for Mayor
Of Paradise Valley. Good luck.
LeRoy.. Heard from Maceo
Nash. our only Negro youth in the
u $. Cumberland. T.. OF course
you have heard all about our new
Football sensation. Horace Cole
man.. He ran 3S yards for a
touchdown against Miller High
School Friday at the new Keyworth
Stadium before a crowd OF six
thousand fans. The final score
was 26-0 in favor OF the local boys.
Herbert r. Smith. director of
Guidance and Placement for the
Board OF Education was guest of
the League for Better Relations
and spoke on How TO Secure EN-
ployment' at the Wednesdays
meeting.
Wednesday night. September 90.
will be open house at Tau Beta
Community House and hope to
see many of the Negro citizenry
present....comc and see the re-
creational and social facilities
provided for your comfort.
Mrs. Mary Page entertained at
Dinner. Tuesday evening, September
81. in honor Of Mrs. Robert Hill of
indianapolis who is guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Minnie Crockett. Din
ner was served for eight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
PONTIAC News
(By +. p. Harris)

A rally was held at >ew Hope
Baptist church Sept. 20. The Rev.
A. T. Williams. pastor Newman
A. NJ. l.. church. and Henry Har-
per. secretary of the YMCA were
guest speakers at the afternoon
service.
The Rev f. b. Reed spoke at
the morning service. speaking on
the subject "Inexcusablc Idle
ness. Baptismal service was held
Sunday evening at Prospect and
Sanford streets.
The Survival OF the Unfit was
the subject Of the Rev. f. ID. Broy-
les. pastor OF Trinity Baptist
church. The missionary program
was held by the senior and junior
b. Y. p. L. at 6:30 in the evening
The pastor spoke at eight o'clock
on the subject "A Charge Account
With God
The Rev John Powell, pastor OF
the Macedonia Baptist church
spoke sunday morning on "Pati-
ence' Sunday school at $3.50 a. m
with Deacon b. w. Williams ia
charge
The Rev f. a. Robinson. pastor
OF New Bethel Baptist church
spoke Sunday morning on Con
fession" A special meeting of tn,
BYPU was held at $3.50 p. m.
+. p. Harris. ST.. was united II
marriage to Miss Essie Freeman
Mayfield Ky. Sunday. Sept 26. Tn,
ceremony was solemnized Sunday
evening AT The home of Mr. ant
Mrs. Charles l.. Fowler of Gran
street. The Rev. A. T. Williams
pastor Newman AME church. Off
ciated.
The mock trial at Newman A. NJ
+. church on Sept. % was OF edu
cational value. The principals II
the trial were Detroit attorneys
Messrs. Ernest Mitchell. Herbert
l.. Dudley, and Ware.
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YPSILANTI
Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon

Brown Chapel AME church held
its first quarterly meeting OF the
present conference year. Presiding
Elder II. +. Washington was In
charge OF the services during the
morning general class and com
munion. Mrs. r. c. Brown was So
loist at this service. Mrs. Mayme
Miller. Cincinnati. presided at the
piano. She also conducted part OF
The evening program OF songs at
the evening service This was fol-
lowed by stirring sermon by Pre-
siding Elder Washington who
chose his subject THE Back
stairway OF Life. The Rev. f. l..
Clark and congregation OF Whit
taker were guests. One member
was added to the church.
The celebration of Pastor Ro-
beson's third anniversary Sunday
is nearing its close. The Rev. G. w.
Carr brought very spiritual
morning message to a large and
appreciative congregation. Mrs.
Estella Williams, Chicago was adj
ded to the church membership In
the afternoon the Rev. ]. ID. Davis
choir and congregation. Ecorse.
worshipped with us. The Rev. Mr..
Davis took his text from Joshua
Il:9 subject go Forward" His
choir thrilled Weir listeners with
gospel songs--At the evening SER
vice was the usual monthly pro-
gram OF the singing units OF the
church and the spirit filled the
singers as they sang TO the glory
Of God. The reception for the
the Rev S. c. Davis will be
held in the basement OF the
church. Quite few Ypsilantians
attended the laymen's movement
which met at Chapel Whitaker OF
which the Rev. K. H. Clarke is pas
tor.
Remember the trip around the
world Friday. Oct. l. which will be
sponsored by the usher board OF
Second Bapt. church Cars will
leave the church at 1880 .. m. The
] Palm Leaf club met last week at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Green. The
husbands of the kentucky Wonder
club we're pleasantly entertained
at chicken supper last Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
+. M. Byars. Whitaker. Mich. Gov.
ers were laid for twenty-eight and
all were treated TO fine menu
Mrs. l. ID. Tanner, former presi
dent, was mistress OF ceremony
Short talks were given by the
Revs. G. Robertson. +. l.. Clark. and
G. w. Carr. Visitors were Miss
Ethel White and Mrs. Mayme Nc.
Miller, cousins Of Mrs. Cleors
Brown, who were introduced. Aus.
tin Patterson assisted in serving
and the members OF the club were
congratulated on the fine enter
tainment
Mrs. Vida Murray has accepted Q
position as teacher in the public
schools in Albion. Mich. commence
ing her duties Oct. 4. We wish hel
success. Miss L. l.. Frierson. Tus.
caloosa, Ala. is house guest o.
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FLAG ST. Anton. Street. Corner colunbi. Clifford 1924
EAST END NEWS

God looking for a man was
the subject Rev. A. whoey. pastor
OF Zion Baptist church chose for
his sermon last Sunday. II was a
great message. The speaker said.
God wants man 10 give him rea-
sonable service" Many visitors
were present. The new addition to
the building will be resumed in the
near future.
The S. s. Union will be held at
Zion Sunday. Oct. 3 at p. m. A
capacity crowd is anticipated in
Guiding the three colored teachers
at William Nice School OF Quinn
road. Miss Susie Hughes is expect
ed to be at her best with the de-
monstration The public is invited.
Sunday School was opened at
East Lake Baptist church by Asst.
Supt. Farmer. The morning service
was conducted by Rev. Jackson.
pastor of Church OF the Living
God.
Rev. Ward. a progressive young
minister and pastor of Holy
Trinity Baptist church preached a
splendid sermon at the D. m. SER
vice in interest OF the Faithful
building group. The group under
direction OF Mrs. Dawson ended
their contest at which time a prize
was awarded to Mrs. Greer who
raised the highest amount OF mon
money over ten dollars.
A 7 p. IN. an inspiring message
was brought by Rev. Bird OF Holy
Trinity church
The Missionary Society met at
the home OF the president. Mrs. W.
Farmer Monday night. The Junior
Choir meets each Wednesday night
III the chucch at 7 o'clock.
The lith Community Progress
sive club under the leadership OF
Milton Wills will hold their BIZ
monthly meeting at the clubhouse,
2i9 Clairpoint Oct. 3. Father of
ST. Peter Claver Church and Will
bert Lebony will Conduct Bible
Class at the clubhouse. Members
and friends are urged to come out
and hear the word Of God as taught
by these able gentlemen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
BACKACHE
Flush Kidneys Of Waste Matter,
PolsOns and Acid and stop
Getting Tn Nights
IS CENTS PROVES 1T

When your kidneys are clogged
and your bladder is irritatcd and
passage scanty and often smarts
and burns you need Gold Medal
HARLEM Oil Capsules. a fine harm
less stimulant and diuretic that
always works and costs hut 30
cents al any modern drug store.
It's one good safe way TO put
healthy activity into kidneys and
bladder you'll sleep sound the
whole night thru. But be sure
and get GOLD MEDAIe-right from
Harlem in Holland--your are as
sured W results.
other symptoms Of weak kid
neys and irritated bladder are
backachc. puffy eyes. leg cramps.
moist palms.
1912 211-s0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
Nurses Hold Meei
With Mrs. L. Neal

The Nurses Guild OF New Lieht
Baptist church. Thirtieth and Cobb
streets met Friday night, Sep'em-
Der q with Mrs. Lula Neal OF
lIazlett street. Several members
were present wAo engaged in an
interesting business session Mes
srs. Neal and Sproles were among
the visitors present
Delicious refreshments were sold
as is customary at each OF the
clubs meetings. the proceeds going
into the regular treasury fund.
The ladies OF the organization
are doing commendable work
and make creditable financial re-
ports TO the church each month.
Mrs Ruth Sproles Is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
Prince of Peace Bapt,
Has Fine Program

The Missionary Society of the
Prince OF Peace Baptist church.
Nyall and Mckinley streets pre-
scented Rev. CASTOR of the Israel
Baptist church Thursday and Fri
day nights OF last week in unique
program featuring demonstration
Of Heaven and He'll Bound
Trains"
The presentation was something
out OF the ordinary and those who
were present were thrilled with
enthusiasm over the fine demon
stration.
Services are held at Prince of
Peace church every Sunday az
1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Rev. o. Il. Moore is pastor. Mrs
A. jackson IS president OF the Mis-
sionary Society.
Visitors are always welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
IN, HIRAM CRAWFORD
1850 LumpkIn Avenue
ch.ttiug About Town

,r,.o indian summer has gone.
49, melancholy days have come.
~ YES fall is here. All which
w. me that many of our lads
and lassies have departed for
srnool here and there.
ceorge (Jr)) Jackson has en-
uorehouse where Garland
s.,r.land is Soph. Roscoe
,,..shinrton and William Bryant
'.o,ad track mem have wended
'se,r weary way back up to
200 70 Western State Teach
- college. James MacMillen
,of Football fancy began his sec
nd year at U. OF D.. .Theodosia
pernyfield has returned TO the
csnirol city to re-enter Howard. :.
Garnet T. Ice and Leonard IA.
rrou,man have again taken up
studies at Wayne U...., Wayne al
80 claims Pauline Raspberry (the
c,mma Cum Laude ColumnisD (,
certrude Morrison. William Hall
and Juanita Savage as Freshmen.
Great things are happening. Dan
crn,d lust can't seem to resist
loading our boys and "goils" to the
altar Sunday, September 26. Will
liam Brooks. Jr.. graduate OF Ham
,ramck High School and of the
wiley College Pre-Law School. led
Miss susie Casey, stenographer TO
Tho altar. The occasion took place
At the Corinthian Baptist Church
with Pastor Reverend Robinson
officiating. The bride was given
in marriage by her father Mr..
Casey. She chose as her wedding
gown white satin with tulle
veil and carried bouquet OF tea
roses. The maid OF honor was
Mrs william Lockett, with Mrs.
pharish Pinckney and Enoch Lock
Ell tnee Flora Edwards) as brides
maids Willie Sims acted as best
man. with Messrs Pharish Pinck-
ney and Enoch Lockett as ushers.
The mothers Of both the bride and
the groom wore black velvet The
newly-weds will make their home
in Hamtramck after they return
from honeymoon at Niagara falls.
Miss Ruth Watson was Joined in
holy wedlock with Clifford Parker
Saturday. September rs at the Wat
son home on Evaline avenue. Miss
Watson was June graduate of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
West Side Detroit
By Mrs. Hen NJ.

chanical experience ana ms been
in business for himself for five
years
Both young men have thorough
knowledge OF the mechanism OF
cars and the service they are rem
dering is continually bringing
more customers to them. The c..
p. A. Garage is among the Tri-
bune's numerous advertisers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
Arnold jackson
Secures New
Business Partner

The Jackson's Garage formerly
located at 3617 w. Hancock ave-
nue.. Is now conveniently stationed
in its quarters 2212 Michigan ave-
nue.. rear Of 10th street.
The business concern now known
as the G. p. A. Garage is equipped
with facilities to do all kinds OF
repairs on every make Of cars and
trucks. 1t also offers a storage
service.
Arnold Jackson, former owner
and manager OF the garage has
recently entered into partnership
with Charles Brewington. Mr.
jackson has fifteen years Of me-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
ECORSE NEWS
By Mrs. FlorIne Beilenson

Services at First Baptist church
last Sunday morning were largely
attended and Rev. Davis. pastor,
preached an uplifting sermon.
AT $3.50 p. m Rev. Davis was
guest speaker OF Second Baptist
church OF Ypsilanti. Mich. of which
Rev Robinson is pastor.
The First Baptist chorus were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02
JACKSON

The Merry Money Makers will
hold their next meeting at
the A. NJ. e. church with Elliot Alb
ston as host. Everyone is invited
to attend.
The Manhattan Friendly club
met at Larvie Bicy's 319 Taylor
street on September Is at which
time there was an election OF Of
ficers. The previous officers includ-
Ing Larvie Bicy, president; Ear
nest Thomas. vice president; Rob-
ert Pierce. secretary and Walter
Sallas. treasurer were elected for
the next three months. The next
meeting will be held with Manuel
Davis, 1924 Johnson street, Oct. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsby OF Detroit
and children were recent visitors
of Mrs. Anna Jones, A. Bolder and
Mrs. M. Looney.
The Junior Choir held rehearsal
at the A. NJ. +. church. 222 Il.
Franklin street Wednesday after
noon.
The A. C. e. League will meet at
the church Sunday, Oct. 3. Plans
for the years work will be out
lined. All members will please be
present. The hour is p. m.
The A. NJ. +. church. pastor and
choir were invite dto unity meet
Ing Sunday. Sept 26 with Rev.
Darlington and congregation
Winding up a summer w. =. a.
rccreational program Mrs. Davis
Wallace. instructor. sponsored a
dance at the Y. w. C. A. to which
100 young men and women were
present. Chaperons were Mesdam
es Davis Wallace, Mary Hayes and
Harry Bowles.
The younger children will go on
hike Saturday OF this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02

guests at Macedonia Baptist
church. Flint. Mich. last Thursday
night where Rev. Davis conducted
ten-night's revival. Many souls
were brought to Christ.
Prayer service is held each We'd
nesday AT the church.
Mrs Emma Mcafee was married
TO Iemar Niece Sept. % in the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Beilenson.
Visitors are always welcome TO
services at First Baptist church.
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The Detroit Tribune has the
largest circulation OF any Negro
newspaper in Michigan.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
TREATY ERROR ADMITTED.
Drafters Declared Not Seeing Far
Enough Into Future.

BRUSSELS, June % (P,-One of
Belgiums drafters of the Versailles
treaty and World War foreign minis
ter, Paul Hymans today admitted the
World War treaty makers did not see
>far enough into the future.
The anniversary of the treaty sign
ing, l8 years ago, found Hymans ready
to admit error, but he asserted revi-
sion at present would provoke new
disastrous conflicts"
The Belgian statesman said the
League of Nations, even though in
ECLIPSE" is not doomed, and declared
. moral reform" was the first pre-
requisite OF world peace.
'Todays task" he declared, "is one
Of appeasement restorations and join
Ing.
The instinct of violence and the
mischievous forces exciting all sec
tarisms must be destroyed and the
spirit of the wish for peace created
To succeed in this, economic in
terests must be brought nearer each
other and fostered, international trade
currents, the circulation Of currencies
and the exchange of goods must be
re-esta bliShed.
Right now Premier Van iceland
Is conferring with President Roose-
welt, toward whom the old continent S
hopes turn"
= premier Paul Van Iceland on a
mission to the United States is at
tempting to lay the basis for elimina-
ton of trade barriers)
1T is easy to criticize the Versailles
Treaty today" said Hymans, but to
Judge IN equity it is necessary to re-
constitute the atmosphere in the
midst of which the negotiations
occurred.
I'VE had just weathered the most
frightful ordeals and awakened from
the dreadful nightmare"
President Woodrow Wilson, Prime
Minister David Lloyd George, and
Premier Georges Clemenceau, he said
"were governed by the spirit of VIC
torlous peoples and this spirit in them
selves. Doubtless errors have been
committed in this enormous under
taking and certain want of fore
sight may be admitted"
But the Versailles Treaty" he
added, contains large parts full OF
business equity. 1t has given salts.
faction to the legitimate aspirations
OF many peoples"
Evening star., 1937-06-28
VERSAILLES PACT
IS IS YEARS OLD
Military Provisions Fail to
Strip Germany of War
Machine.
Wy the Associated Press.

Wy the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 28.-The treaty of
Versailles. almost completely dead
letter because Of German nullifica ton,
was l8 years old today.
The anniversary of the World War
document that carved new European
political boundaries found all but ter
ritorial provisions and clauses Gre
ating the League of Nations now in
obeyance.
Though steady German blows have
hacked away much of the treaty,
signed in the Hall Of Mirrors at Ver-
sailles June %, 1919, Germany is
still separated from l,303,879 square
miles Of territory she once ruled and
17,000,000 former subjects.
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler casts a
longing eye at former German terri
tory and the lost overseas empire, but
Frenchmen are adamant against any
revision that might restore territory
to the Reich.
Military Power Restored.
The treaty's military provisions, de-
signed to strip Germany forever of
her great war machine, inspired Hitler
to some Of his most dramatic strokes
In restoring the Reich to a powerful
military position.
Hitler reconstructed the German
al force, raised a conscript army and
bLdt a navy after negotiating treaty
with Great Britain to permit the
Reich naval tonnage equal to one
third Of Britains.
He remilitarized the Rhineland in
defiance of the treaty, resumed con-
troll Of German waterways and re-
armed positions, such as the North
Seas Island of Heligoland, which the
treaty forbade.
Other dead sections of the treaty
include:
War reparations, twice scaled down,
were discontinued in 1881. after Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover declared debt
moratorium:
Disarmament never took place;
Guarantees of treaty enforcement
all lapsed after the allied powers with
drew from occupied German territory;
Kaiser Goes Unpunshed.
Punishment of Kaiser Wilhelm, who
was ordered by the treaty to stand
trial before five international judges,
never occurred. since the Netherlands,
where he took refuge, refused to ex-
tradite him.
Still in existence is the League of
Nations, created by the treatys pre-
amble, though its international pres
tige has been lowered somewhat BY
the Italian conquest of Ethiopia and
the Spanish civil war
The treatys economic clauses were
fulfilled, for the most part
Evening star., 1937-06-28
$4,000 GEMS STOLEN

PORT CHESTER, N. Y. June %
Pl.-Jewelry valued at $5000O was
stolen from the mansion Of Percy S.
Straus, New York department store
head, Saturday night.
Straus, his wife, guest and six
servants were in the house Police
said burglars climbed porch pillar,
cut a screen on a second-story win
dow, ransacked two rooms and opened
a safe.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
SCIENTISTS TO SAIL
Americans to Study Self-SuH.
cheney Discoveries.

A group of American scientists and
industrial experts will sail for Europe
soon to study methods of developing
synthetic fabrics and motor fuels.
DR.. Henry G. Knight, Agriculture
Department scientist, who heads the
delegation, said European countries in
pursuing f-sufficiency policies
have discovered methods of producing
cloth without WOOL cotton or fax, and
making motor fuels from such ma
terials as potatoes.
Evening star., 1937-06-28

Nearly $4,000 babies are born in
England and Wales each month.