davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
para los negros.

Baltimore, JUNO lb.-E prl-
mer vuelo de prueba de un a.
Won de bombardeo construidoI
para Inglaterra desarroll6 aver
tanta velocidad como los aeropla
nos de GAIA que Sc fabrican en-
Europa. Construido por Ia COM
pa1ia Glenn L. Martin, el apa-
ratio tiene menos radio de ac-
ci6n Y menos potencia para 'le-
vantar carga que ell Bog, pero es
una magnifica maquina de bonn
bardeo. Los primeros sc man.
daran a Inglaterra en- ell mes lie
Julio. Llevara ell nombre de Mar
tin 1877. Rinde su mayor eficien-
ella a una altura de $4,000 pies.
Washington, JUNO l6.-La
fiebre lie ha desaparecido al pre-
sidente Roosevelt y tambien ell
dOlor de garganta. Hoy o el mar
ties volvera a su despacho en- la
Casa Blanca, reanudandO sus ia
reas liarias.
San Francisco, JUNO TO-
Los maquinistas afiliados a ia
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo Y ell CLIO rehusaron aver
volver a sus faenas en- IL asti-
hleros que trabajan para ell pro-
grama de defensa nacional, no
Obstante las 6rdenes dadas por
los lideres de esas cOlectivida-
DIES. Los astilleros tienen contra
tos con ell gobierno para cons
truir bUques de guerra y mer-
cantes, con un valor de $780,
100000. Ell p~residente Roose-
welt. Phillip Murray, presidente
del CLIO, y los llderes de la Fede-
raci6n Americana del Trabajo
les pidieron la semana pasada
regresasen a sus labores.
New York, JUNO 16.-La ra-
dio de Suecia dice que las autori
dades de Finlandia siguen aeon
sejando a las mujeres que sal
gan de Helsinki, la capital, Y
residen en- el campo, con sus hi
jos.
Sc explica la recommendation
como una medida relacionada
con futuras actividades militia
res. CalcGlase que pasa de So
900 ell nGmero de soldadoS nazis
acampados en- territories finlan
d6s.
Washington, JUNO l6.-LOn-
dres informan por la Radio que
otro Instructor, el 50o desde que
la guerra comenz6 sc hundi6 al
chocar con una nina arrOiada
por los nazis. Sc llamaba Ger
sey" ell Instructor y 10 mandaOa
el teniente comandante A. F.
Burnell- Nugent. Desplazaba l.
600 toneladas y habia sido he
cho en- 1889.
FL mismo teniente cOmandan-
Instructor hundido en- la eyacua
ci6n de Dunquerque.
Washington, JUNO 16.-In-
gres6 aver en- OIL Hospital de e.
mergencia. donde hoy sera So
metido a una Intervention qui-
rGrgica, a senador Pat Harri-
son, p~residente pro tempore del
senado y presidente del comite
&c hacienda. Tiene SO amos de
te mandaba 81 Haven't, otro
candidate de los republicans a
la presidential, Wendell Wilkie.
edad y recientemente estuvo so
metido a un tratamiento en- el
hospital Arkansas.
Honover, N. H., JUNO 16.-
Recibieron aver titulos honora-
rios de doctores en- leyes, en- Ell
Colegio de Dartmouth, el secre-
tario de marina Knox y ell ex-
Washington, JUNO l6s-En
I'm memorandum envlado a Wi
Ham S, Knudsen y Sidney Hill
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
Noticias de Washington y la Naci6n

avion de bombardeo que desarrolla mas We
locidad que los cazas. - Volvera a SUI despacho
ell presidente Roosevelt. - Los maquinistas re-
husan volver a ss faenas. - Hundido otro des-
tructor britanico.-Sera operado ell senador Pat
Harrison.-Titulos honorarios para Knox y Will
kie.-Demanda ell Presidente trato equitativo
para los negros. --.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
Ell TEMPO

Calor Y nublados para hoy.
Maxima temperature, aver, sc
grades y minima, 70.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
Ell LA
LEY LOS
SUELDOS A LOS JUICES

n GOO 0OGOGO
Tallahassee, JUNO 16.-El
gobernador Holland veto aver
la ley basica de salaries que
aumentaba los sueldos de los
jueces de las Cortes de Circuit
to desde $4,000 a $4,000 por
ano.
Basa su veto ell gobernador
en- que la ley aumentaria los
gastos anuales, en- cuanto a
los jueces, en- 100000.
Los vetos del gobernador
han disminuido va los gastos
en- $4,000 al aho.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
Importantes noicias de Europa y Ia America

Franco pide la GENERALIZATION del exministro Gil
memo Just. - Franceses Libres c~ondenados por
Vichy.-Pidio ell embajador Weddell una entire
vista con Serrano Suner. = Chile no establecera
la dictadura. = La congelacion de los fondos de
Italia v Alemania.-Se estrellaron 3 aviones nazis
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

Rccisntmsnts los eOmunistas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Stock Market
Continues Firm

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o-Thc
stock market continued firm at
tho opening today. Gains ran 10
a point, although several issues
continued backward,
Trading was at an active pace,
with a few STABLE blocks appear
ing on the tape Bethlehem Steel
picked up = on 1000 shares and
international Nickel rose a half
point on $500 shares.
In the motors, Packard edged
higher on 1000 shares al 2, while
GIN lost a ! on a like turnover.
ChrySler was unchanged.
United States Steel. AtchiSon.
-rJu P0nT and SocOny were others
with minor plus signs. Westing-
house was up | on its initial sale.
Allied Chemical and Kresge
tended lower Elsewhere the tone
was irregular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
70 Radios, Gifts
For 400 Troops
In Fort'sHospitdl,
Pontiac Republican Club
TO Deliver Presents
TO Custer tuesday
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. Dec. 20.-Twenty
radios for the boys in the Fort
Custer Hospital!
This is the Christmas present
being sent by the Pontiac Young
Republican Club, following a party
held Thursday night TO buy gifts
for all 400 men in the hospital.
The radios will be delivered
Tuesday by delegation from the
Pontiac club, one 70: each OF the
20 wards in the hospital. Order
for the radios was placed yester-
day and quick delivery was as
Sured.
Arrangements for the presenta-
ton are being made by Lieut..
Theodore FossieCk. public rela-
tons officer at Fort Custer, who
Iattended The party which the Pom.
tiac club staged at Eagles Hall.
Along with the new radios, the
Young Republicans will deliver 10
the men in Custer Hospital all the
packages left AT Eagles Hall or
given members of the club before
9 a. m. Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

Business leaders
Charge Henderson
Becoming Dictator
nv b. C.FoRBES

y Business leaders are Colppla'n-
ing about thc extremely Nlcta1
toral. hrusoue, obr0 Nl Gu 4
attitude Leon Henderson has
lately adopted towards them
They arc AFRAID 90. cut4cise
him In public beCauSe>tf has ape
papntly unlimited power. but
they have much 10 say privately.
When he wants heads OF cor
poTatonS 10 come and see him,
I am told that his SummoDSeS
are barren of ordinary polite
ness that they take ,he form
o! peremptory commands
Since war was declared. he has
become more highhanded than
ever according 10 industriaIlStS
Who have appeared beiore HIM.
Some Of them Contlde that they
felt inSulted that they were
treated more like criminals than
aW-ahiding American citizens
Also that he exhibits Scorn,
contempt whenever question Is
raised concerning the effect upon
earnings Of any price ceiling
or other restriction he proposes
10 impose, although. more often
than not It's averred, the price
car doesn't base his decisions
on thorough study Of all peril
nent facts. but pulls them out
OF the- s,ii- eG; az his hat. .-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
BUSINESS
Retail Trade
Holds Steady

In spite Of unprecedented psy-
Geological blows the last 10 days,
sufficient proportion Of the buy
ing public continued normally. 10
MAINTAIN department store sales al
almost the same level as last week
and only 1 per cent below the
same week a year ago, says Dun
& Bradstreet. Inc. The usual trend
for The current week Is generally
between 10 per cent and 10 per
cent upward.
The widespread optimism among
mcrChandiSerS two months or more
ago and the rising market resulted
m fTUdvy inventories and r1Tdup- tr7C
lctdoWn seem more severe at first
glance. This reaction was corrected
when realization deepened as 10
what could have been the cumu-
Ilative effect OF actual hoStilities,
.automotive production restrictions
and defense material diversion.
Accessories and smaller items
made the best showing, but cloth
ing. furniture and appliances range
between Is per cent and 30 per
cent behind. Food products distrib-
.utors have repeatedly denounced
panic purchases and urged store
managers To restrict abnormal
sized purchases of staple items.
but even so there was an increase
lin this type OF buying.
Flll-in purchases from wholesale
distributors have declined but the
impetus of the first half of Deem
Der is expected TO keep the month
"a shade better than year ago in
both sales and collections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hushei crates r r
.,s,o. a. y, inch mn. unless a'e'rwis
LOU 2 -, northern spys 81 6Unl So
lonatnans 81 bop175 Rhode Islan,
Greetings 81 il.1p. KInEs SOL 10. Bad
wins y 10 Wageuefs. SI.1o. Washington
issSi. - 8 ii Re3 b fsiss S 81
fancy s-ll5s, So 35 2 30. sos 81 so
fancy Delicious sSs-125s S2u2I0 Rom,
Beautys extra fancy 72s-sss 81 60
ufuls. Sl.75. Black Valentines s. 25 Wax
HAT type. 81 % 81. ordinary SOL So
BROCCOLI California, pony crates rs
30 lunches. S32Ju3 $50
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s d0zer
lunches. California 81 90 ID $40.
CELERY Michigan, bundles doHr
stalks Mammoth, 80 zoe % crates
rough, 1925 so: California Pascal. cur
81. a. Golden Heart, 1s-in fa-Crsfes 3i5
- dozen. 2.75. 20-inch D crates ] dozen
50 80. wirchoupd crates 5s-es SO 10
CACLIFLOWER- California pony crate
GARBAGE Altoona Los Angeles crate
round tyue. new stock. So 40 43 30 ol,
stock Danish Michigan bu baskets, 81
NeU York 5u-ih sacks. SilO
CEA%EERRIES Massachusetts, bar
rel boxes HpWes 50 5O1375
CItUNBFRS Florida bH basket
fancy WaNcd FAIR o. good 50 loHf %
choice. ordinary to fa4r - 'o -, iarg'
H'sAfI an rn.a dI.hiaE 1853 I'm
y'i.Is ~ 90 - h'S'f - 80 Ordinary
q H. .n AlNeriaS, " -" %.
III ! ~. lce,ett tpe J.. - tiales
Mib, ihpenN District 1o1 81 - "
y 'u' ialF. ~ A-dez. -. ialr, ~ 30
yuma hs'nrt 5.oo1, Si't3 %, S-d1z
- - - ., ..--,....
Lar - - 81 ONO hoih2use' lp-lb
bA-set-' y ~" 20
~ 10 ~ ln SACKS. sNeet SPANISH
L. 5 80. O. g. ana larger. titan and
ColoTAd'. Nl.19 Idah", ~ 90; Idaho 20
inch SIZE. - Don 90, Colorado l-3-incf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
J. & |. Holders
Suit Dismissed

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 20 QNS)
- Federal Judge +. p. Schoon'
maker has dismissed the injunc-
ton suit brought by small group
of preferred stockholders against
Jones e. Laughln Steel Corpora
tons Sl2O0O0,000 merger and re-
capitalization plan.
The court, in a four-page opin-
lion. dismissed the original com
plant filed by Bertha II. Hubbard
and Norman Johnson, both OF
New York City. and approved the
legality of the reorganization
which involved the VeSta Coal
Company and the Shannopin Coal
Company, wholly owned subsidi-
aries of J. & l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Questions Selections for Economic Staff

Frankly wisdom Of the selections for
the staff for the effort Pricexng OF sort
necessary and desirable But it should be done
the spirit of the American form of democracy
Mr. Henderson i the this require
Heavy must have. Taxes should be heavier for
But the OF such heavier should be
funds needed 1t should be 10 control
social reform, If
laid that they accepted fair they be-
important barrier that unity among which
vitality important
why doubt the wisdom Of selecting R Paul
TO treasury Washington.
principle of taxation revenue and
devices for regulating the economy Is that
Morgenthau Do it?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
M. S. Rukeyser
M. 5. Rukeyser
Economic Morale
Improving i'm L. :.

WASHINGTON Dec 2O-7Since the United States became
begcren armed have observed
a stepup the desire of industry TO be cooperative
When army navy expresses need for particular
item, II is now quickly forthcoming. Before the
war, be explanation Of why II
possible provide particular product at the time S-
cited
Accordingly the procurement divisions expressed the
opinion this improved economic morale would be re-
hectcd in better production
Spokesman for the clear that the test in
placing capacity business create
servceabe products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
1941 Dyestuffs
Output al Peak

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. %
Production of domestic dyestuffs
will reach all-time peaks IN 1871,
according 10 year-end estimates
by the Du Pont Company
Preliminary figures place the
valuation of these dyestuffS AT
nearly S1l0.OOO,o00. or approx
mately 45 per cent more than the
previous record year of 1910.
More than l,600, 900 workers are
employed in industries directly or
indirectly dependent on dyestuffs.
1t was reported. Despite unprece-
dented demands from these indus
tries, practically all needs for
dyes have been met and the major
part OF the dye industry is now
working on a 2i-hour-a-day. 7-day-
a-Week basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Charges Higher-UpS
Evade Army Shakeup

Well we have had shakeuR the leadership of armed
forces The old Hawaiian generals out and new ones re-
place them How the action be- don't
tend know Ut may be designed alibi
failngs higher But does question about
staff of experts N the industrial field.
Why has there been shake-up at Washington? Why
do the of advisers that had when
shipping precious steel Japan fast
Who alert poured steel
copper and gasoline, into the hands of enemies?
Similar questions might be asked with respect
ducon and capacity produce good things needed
what the strikes which have seriously
slowed initial efforts?
Blu to m ominous is evidence that
being shake-up the old crowd OF haIf
baked radicals of whom found the government
there renewed rush of them to Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Parents Must Pay
Pupils transportation

BATTLE CREEK, Dec. 20
Parents must bear the cost of
transporting children OF the Ur-
bandale School TO other Battle
Creek buildings during the period
required to build an sos 900 addi-
ton TO the present facilities school
officials said today.
approximately $50 children ave
effected. The plan for distributing
'chlldlcn 10 other buildings was
worked out BY The Parent-TeaCherS
Association in an effort 10 give all
children a full days schooling dur
ing the next few months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Specific ations for Fighting Planes Changed

the need for great congestion or bS-
Washington
experience advisers on naval
requirements IA offices and suboce which the
opening the aid the small bust
thought that these officers Will be IN position
interpret the navys specifications and needs
likes models and thus achleVe
would be change
specifications result of the experience
in Harbo Philippines and elsewhere in the Far
Similarly specifications fighting planes which before
based largely changed the
practical of battle Europe and Africa
The final approved design of such complicated weapon as
ba Where materials, such
aluminium other materials which be less ideally
Likewise, the total weight of loaded
ship governed displacement the adding of weight through
be compensated by taking
away weight places such the structure OF the ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Battle Creek Asked
To Speed Up Defense

BATTLE CREEK. Dec. 90
Registrations for the Civilian De-
tense progr;Hn stood at slightly
more than 500 today as a result OF
-four days regiStration-far short
.ot the number needed, home de-
tense officials said.
Meanwhile. Fort Custer officers
and state officials have asked local
officials TO speed up its defense
plans so that the city would not be
without a defense program, point.
ing out that other plans in this
area would be useless without the
cooperation of Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Pedestrian S Death
Laid 10 Woman Car

BATTLE CREEK. Dec. %
Police said today that tho death
car which struck and killed an
aged pedestrian Wednesday night
belonged 20 Mrs. Iva Baird 50
West Grand Circle. who has made
a fun statement as 20 her part IN
the accident
Mrs Baird was quoted by police
As explaining she did not know she
struck Charles Mitchell. IS. but
on seeing him lying IN Tho street
through ner rear view mirror, she
stopped and assisted IN getting him
10 the hospital no charges have
been placed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Profits Are Out

When executives try 10 argue
with hlm about the disastrous
financial consequences Of some
course he intinateS he is bent
upon pursuing. he thunders, they
declare. that he isn't one iota
interested in profits, that pro
fits are out
Oftener than once. I under
stand. he has been asked such
q pertinent question as this:
You don't share. do you,
Secretary Morgenthau's worry
about collecting an adequate
amount of taxes
I'm not interested in Morgen-
thau's problems. My job Is to
keep down prices" is the reply
he is reported 10 make.
All agree that Henderson acts
as If he were top-dog at Wash
ington. that his pose is Il am
the administration
The worst Of ii, according TO
victims of Henderson, domineer-
Ing autocTacy, is that, from all
they can gather he stands ace
high at-the White House. that,
therefore. he is justified in
feeling assured that his position
in the administration is abso-
lpteiy secure regardless of how
much or how often he may rub
responsible citizens the wrong
way.
Lately, becoming increasingly
bold. he went so far as to alter
completely his attitude towards
regulating farm prices Formerly
he lodged advocating ceilings"
on agricultural commodities. But
recently he performed a somer-
sault by declaring, without any
mincing Of words. I've changed
my position. We've got to take
the materials for this war and
the cost of II out of our hides
somewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
t1ioh Price Would Discourage Consumption

In connection and critical materials some mill
arN men 5 mistake to fix maximum
price They argue that the price were permitted to rise II
beneficial results. the first the
higher price would encourage marginal submana producers
TO add supply would stimulate worldwide search
Of Secondly the high would
would lead all those who would find
do
heard the view expressed that the widespread popular
spport of the and munitions
of the better
much interference from
the felt
the such OPM played useful psy-
geological role keeping symbols of INFLAMMATION in the back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Steel Mills
To Work
Christmas

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 Bethlc-
hem Steel Corporation viii work
its major steel production plants
on Christmas Day. All the prin-
Icipal units will be in operation
including coke ovens. blast furn-
aces and open-hearth furnaces,
together with such rolling mills as
arc necessary TO take care Of the
IingotS being produced. The com
pany VIII also operate uninter-
.ruptedly such other vital units as
are wholly active on war materials.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 20.-Steel
companies with headquarters here
plan to operate blast furnaces and
open hcarthS on Christmas. Finish
ing departments will operate on a
lcurtailed basis or not at all.
American Steel and Wire Com
pany. Otis Steel Company. and
Republic Steel Corporation arc
located here. Steel men say that
the bottleneck is not in finishing
Operations, but IN steel making
facilities.
A survey Of other firms hero
engaged on war work indicates
they do not plan TO operate over
Christmas Companies making air
plane parts report they are able
ito more than meet requirements
iof engine makers without working
Christmas Leading machine too
firms here also plan 10 close
christmas.
I CHICAGO. Dec 20. All the
units of the Carnegie-IlhnolS Steel
Corporation will operate on Christ
man The National Tube Company
Will follow the pattern Of the Car
negic operations. The Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railroad Company
in the South will be down for tho
holiday.
YOUNGSTOWN. Dec 20.-For
the first time in many, many
years. possibly in history. some
Youngstown steel plants arc golnp
10 make steel on Christmas, the
traditional steel holiday.
However. most plants will suS
pend for the holiday. reducing
output for this district TO about Sc
per cent. Il points down from the
prevailing rate.
I PITTSBURGH Dec. 20-Owinl
TO the war emergency the done.
& Laughlin Steel Corporation wil
operate coke ovens, blast furnaces
certain open hearthS and primary
mills together with the necessar.
AUXILIARY services on Christina
Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
How About 'Hides'7

How about the hides of in
Vestors?
The extraordinary fact Is that
investors who supplied the
capital for the establishment of
some OF our industrial enter
priScS upon which the govern
ment is most heavily relying for
defense war production find
their shares selling al ahnor-
mallY low quotations. in some
cases al the lowest level in years,
Notwithstanding enormously ex-
panded output for our armed
forces.
For example. Bethlehem Steel
common stock has this year
dropped from SO 10. lately, 50;
General Motors from as 10 %:
l.. s. Steel from 20 10 AZ:
Chrysler from u 10 as: General
Electric from IS 10 %. Westing-
house from Jos 10 u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Prime Contractors Gould Mother Small Firms

In the of smaller concerns without engineering experts
government
subconactofS through
could mother them
individual expressed the to me mat
about spreading the orders and getting
needless His that the
telgen Sefntere the large contractors would lead
SbCOnactor which they were
produce without creating facilities provided they
could outside buy needed parts accessories
Semfnshe goods satisfactory quality fair price
division of the SAID that IN
OdlumS spread the work
among larger business the navy was using
decentraliZed facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Rules Relaxed
At Fort Custer
Times stan Correspondent

=FGRFCuSTERg Dee Re-
Taxation of some of the rules in
force for the past two weeks at
Fort Custer was ordered today by
post officers as guard posts were
returned 10 normal.
Also included in the order for
post troops was the permission for
married men, including officers
and enlisted men, TO stay at their
homes instead of sleeping at the
posi-. One commissioned ~ officer
from each unit must remain at his
post.
When war broke out with Japan
all officers and men were ordered
TO reside on the post and all
guards were trebled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Custer Recruit Center
Head 10 Be Shifted

FORT CUSTER Dec n Army
orders revealed today that Col
Hammond BiYks who has SGper-
vScd tho processing Of approx
mately 10000 MichiRan and
Illinois men N the army would
BE- transferred
Colonel Brk, has been head Of
the recruit reception center here
since II opened almost year ago
snG brought II 20 Us present peak
o. efficiency No announcement
"a been made a, 90 bis duties al
TIC new post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
LEGAL NOTICE

Federal Works Agency. Public Buildings
ADMINISTRATOR. office. OF tho Supervising
Engineer washington. -. C., Dec. II
issi Sealed bids. In triplicsts, Will 10
received al this Office until y. M. Stand
ard Time Jan. -. 1912. and then publicly
opened. for furnishing the materials and
performing the work for repairs 10 doofs
hardware plaster. etc. a. the ". 8. Po~t
IOfnce, Roosevelt Park Annex. Marentstts
Avenue between lsth and 18th Streets
Detroit. Mich. IN strict accordance with
the specifications dated SER. Dec. e 1e4i.
land drawings 90 any, mentioned therein
and the general conditions dated April ]
$40 and addendum thereto dated AprlI
- -tafi Specifications and other data
may be had At the office OF The custodian
'of the building or Public Buildings Admin
istratIon. Federal Works Agency. Washins-
Engineer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
FOREIGN Economist Gets Big Reception

The other day in economic journal noted that certain
who long this country a
Washington address He known formerly to have had MARKHAM
Socialist That the way things going.
Is government the alert?
may yet become begged down in class CON-
nc and bureaucratic Capitalization
aboutdiderent natonaitles working together
the world" This be done by unassimaed
fnrfrn Is