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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
by Paul Harrison =,
HoIlywoods Fads, Fancies and FoibIes

vral, a. Il book publisher and then
& "a .ra..r and screen actor in Wen
aa. lie jerhnlcality Of his Italian
birth allowed HIM official entry in
10 III, United States on the now
empty Italian quota
So he went to New York. made
his inst American appearance witt
Helen HAYES IN Il radio version Of
Victoria Resina" Then he went
mto The play Flight to the West
phl.u roineid"G with the arrival
in tins country OF Night Train, -
IN 1nhoYaldrd British movie which
bt,?mp mt tor thrilling crafts
maH-.'p
RNO had lnned him. effective as
sa.a. q. t. play cIJ,ca. bui mean-
anIlo e.G. experimenting with
nrw nam#s for paul von Hernreid.
III, "voa" AID "Ucr parts Wcrc
.ansiuceG T,ujoulG-SoWudiaa SO
ne, ulet c:Ilme him William
narmoud Bu' H. didn't like the
nam" N hat. 1nd nobody WdS
satisfied NTH the next choice. Will
..m HemGon. TAc studio nest
.,urG u PAM Ilouri". wla<n
wasn't Fgen.L q" anythnr else. A
Iarrr.@a pres, aa,H, and Grlma
a.posp. man. -eeIed The con
aay,rsy bx calling him Paul Hen
I'D m4d tnuj VIII re his handle
irom NON on.
incidentally. he's already mar
slca. ia Wiz. Enat0.th. lsnt an
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

HOLLYWOOD Get. 6.#sf'.' a =
Wendiy Valnins 10 Nassrs y "es.
I,d.lau..S Gabl. aud cthca cad .
ISL. IN hC-cHarm. inns department.
WISHES to noint out that lpl5.
uamed Paul HenreiG Is IN town ans
,ceaS To haze every intention O
sticking NoGni.
Heu boar Il lo' cf Watthin..
III tip-ott Is no, o,,,sd lu-t Cu
uI., impressive record - al 1.,o.
u1# -, my oWN estm.ut2 ol The eUy.
bG 81 the tact th2 ..2ofss at local
t,m.ie, are talkins ub,H hrn. IL
H., >o'j oI ,la>~ ~lcal pan. 4l2E
tNes. = inches ot athletic i4.f,,
D.. L." -rln. ii kaa,. .gt gI,> 1T
correctly without hci,4 .opp.~h aau
a se3. taI,!H e. eGl. 9t4H :,s-
'0naea RNO's mNocg,1ar '~,rs
.a~ HeurHd. aHt 5u.c Il ih' -
mere acjcC - fhau-h '4et.1 tesa
'''@E Dy nehnina ard I'D -.ut.
oa d 4oCuhydm.
Cne O. III" mo- Guueereaz ,naa#
bcut aim. a, nO'euHa. N -
lco.. Is tina. Men Ike I'm. 'sh ~
M. have continental m2nas@.. -.
- = no -MHKINe laG-.s-.r.. /
!or .of - mention ,h,t It ii .: H.
Il ,e.aa0nt yoica aHa du a-""'i0.
iua mld,utlfltd accent He ..("
u,aE,. ntl tne.ble 10. ,dHIae any
.or, OF toreien role i "N.&#l
Train. ne &as the Sl,oHc Ii. :l...-
t,@ German hea,Y. e.~t. atlE. Ii
"Jgan cf Paris" nc Is IN AFRO mu
ID Faoc-Frtnch squ.uron eaG"" IL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Did You Know?

Automobile plants are located in
IL states of The Union.
Yellow canaries change TO orange
on diet of red pepper
Number OF newspapers in Ger
many decreased % per cent dur
ing the first two years of Na2i rule.
Wipe your stove with Il rag soaked
with vinegar before polishing THIS
removes all Grease.
Heat generated by extremely hieh
compression ignites the fuel IN Die
sci engines, which hayp no spark
plugs
Ancient Chinese families com.
memorate Gealhs OF relatives nv
putting UP 4 s;"ip of vail papc.
cvelytimc 4 death occurs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
by Peter Edison -.
The Inside Track il, Washington

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formation available 1. Il.
sccat.oN>. ia s.ssGuu ,.sa
correspondents AN. r.se. ..sr.#
Journal. aMG e ..:.l..
There are 2oHe .&.H 4..-
sections IL III, De- ."-
culture IL q ~.
socrioa-. r,2...i.. ...'. .#.
men 70 whole q. ...l..
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publications. or =, 'l.ss II.
leaflets just p"e-- onN.t.. ,.'.
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tor 1870 was 1910
RADIO NOT FORGOTTTN
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ton L prepare, The Is - ...-
ute programs broedcr~i -. s..,-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
THIS IS AMERICA
CnH.-..s. =. -. Al9s.tuGI

u h..-.... ~...g. u Aa..tuG,
T..~ i ....-,.. y 1untain peaks
strung .'.-..... H., rough-heWn beads
on E....' s.fa.'. rcrt.Ie river valleys
N...# -f.- e. .......> Crow lush, and
co!s. ...- 80. tirottd tApanse,
90. a.. a-.e 3;,vcs Of wheat
aud .....a .~- adi~~S sWclls Of an
'........ ~... g.. ,: ei.lf r.. rich loam ,tch-
-" saa ..y... raW> t cotton on
Ul.=# .la.sd-nlM BOIL; sway.
>-...5 .'. =. green meadows
..... ..,:f --r.....t.-stu udded hillside
... Pu>tIing. teaming
q, = n...=5.- ,-,..,..s ot huge factor
i~~. I.,.9~ .'>~ss and trucks car
ny. - .....~ - ten thousand des-
t!M&eie.~ G.t ~'errs thronged with
peoa.e Sinai. STOKES serving neighbour
hoods. %.....sa..~ calling their papers
>ubW."- >.d an .a..,~. TaNi cabs and
Th.~.- .}.s-a Long docks by the
ocean ~.t.. Steamers aGU frelghterS and
FERRIES l...es.at .yharf~ and war ahouSes.
plies g. 1.,!. s..G5~c GOING back and forth
L. ~ars.. n...af.5 F5~hermen's SlOOpS IN
"#-- Dams that control
l..t.ls H...t.' lake a milliOn-acre
-L.r~ /. b..,-. ...- make lights flash in
q. ... -. md wheels turn hecauSa
~ ., ..r
TIL a.ea. Men and women who
i:s.. s...". =. vision seen by others
....r ra-. ;.5 women who know
tla. 1.1.r s, dignity and integri-
-. = IL. women who believe that
.-,..- sHe standards for human beings
and foHnt>t;ols.
AHd this shaIl be America.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
So They Say

Man may be tXtinguished alto
gcthcr or he may undergo modi-
ac..tious iato a new species. There
L. no question cI his remaining as
hn j..
r. G. VOL. B..isA novelist.
W" III vel imagine the social
catastrophe aud economic disloc"-
lou vine. mlpnt follow il thcSG
ln,ul enterprise, are pat out o!
bu>Hlra..
Floyd b CdIun, director, con-
'rac' d!.u.bu,ion. OPM.
To n,lt tnat democracy is not
70 be- defended il terms of the
s'a;us quo. to show that democracy
is not u fact but a program, not
sift but 4 process, is to challenge
tho spirit Of America.
Arthur Upham Pope, urging a
national morale program
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

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a..nE..sea .pr homo
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Others -
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as'vared A
-. publication
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sea;~ 2e@ph-
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&c. o., oaa:.a.
r. 't4# aye photo
ID muNm4 pic
.! Any of '.c di-
G,osrtmcNts. poster
ira- sens and fEeir.
#..raolioa aHt naIlti-
a#.aA. editors who con-
."4e 5000 mmu-
=, !N fse vato1s de
sb.r2''css
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I'd - .aah ccnqreSsman.
,.l.a t..,-c re paid for with
, .ea3l iMds, the money all
,..s 81 tine t3z9ay".>' pocket
- .a,' place.
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RADIO NOT FoRGOTTTN

III addition. tler1 Is 4 .ge..
ton. I, prepares The = - .
ute programs broadc-~5 -. s...'.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

IN his own right. Hr6f2id Qu'e
an lntcrmutionallst. A to' a people
-.lmE nt's French Hr enteHnd tn
c..Mfsy IN Au-uSt. 1910. OF " Wo'&
agmi, from Ensland Waer" to-
-Omc tinp he had been prominent
on the stage ard in movas. Las
March. tuousA he oDtd.n.N -.
u>s p,p~s tor I. s cal"N,.aa
@ nulalyHt on 1ne I.allaa
G.yda Wurl ullI"i"l, ya.mI-ut2G
U.J Iii w.. III Nj t. UM n!oe.@'ls
H.. Il ou.4.h L. Au,9a H"L.~-d
il.bb,ra,tcd them Ul dtclWiu-
that. ra,IllN. II iru,l. IL. .ctil>
SNedIa"
vi ..@ n2pp,u,r W. .A.t -
Swedish father Baron Carl yoa
Hpurcid. mad bccom. N,"uu3
banker and tmancia! ads4se" to o.d
Empero. Franz Joseph on matters
IN Bohemia Paul wa boYl J2H.
10. 1902. III Trieste which VA Ijtt.
ian at that time. Although tie
y-ur- man WaS legally an Au.u.gn
dWing MS schooling and q trv.
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lNDEPENOENT
IMPARTIAL
end
INDIVIDUAL
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Thought for the Day

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m 1u@s ~..ssr.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

EPiTDR'> NUIE. The foioWing edit
oriat> arc pee>,niCd aS interesting Opin-
ions ro,c,a - tdito}s ei>CIrhere. They
tins 5apt,.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
a Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
FOUR BITS OF
YOUR Dollar

~ a5lI made The
..... ~v.oas as the
..rEeSt revenue
The American
10 ;t}l;l>> three
,... .... ....#~e dollars.
.,a. ..a>amr .ey-
.....s married person
... -. ..r single Per
, . .... = >I5 = week. The
a#t'.nro lie number
Then there's =
:. #...~. '.lopN. and
.. -,...ear>. radios.
,... ..... electric light bulbs
.-..# ,o~ T.. millions
~....~. .,.'..,.-. .,.~.e#saut giving till il
..!t~... ...#...~. #e.. worth while.
E... -. - -. -.s AK eNpertnceG
;...a - .-.... III I..;lize that the
o,.ss.. ...s. -. to-day Is grievous
&. a#as J, i piled upon
tuN-e.... .......~ .sam the ptacetime
>:|,..,... .. Vsnt years. That
tHr.e-.,:. ..-..-..s...- ....5as tax demand is
~~t.#a~ ..... ..g,...~g I comes on top of
I,Hs.. ..t....... swollen to eight
H.. .. ~. .e..s,,
d 1e'~, ~seGa.u& :, - course. essential
"must ......-. 81 unless aroused
tHN:'aAs:- md Veterans alike
De- GHa,runleat ecOnomy
N ...ae. ..-. e,Itt@plItS % Offset
.A-...a....- huge defense tax
....,''s..a -:e..... drtcnl must re-
IT," -. ..-;.-' ~ - national
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
For beS
BY b. c. FORBES

No eScalator can carry you to
the sum mitS of success. You
have 10 do your own climbing,
usually step by step over a long
series of years.
Lately. I have been question
ing several score OF Americas
foremost executives concerning
their early experiences and ef-
forts. Here are some of the
facts uncovered:
Most Of them started to work
hard during school vacations.
Most of them, including col
lege graduates, diligently supple
mented their education after
landing Jobs.
Some attended evening classes,
others took correspondence
courses.
None of them limited his ac-
dvities to any eight-hour or
nine-h0ur day. They ignored the
clock.
In addition to diligently utiliz-
ing their own homework hours
for Self-education, many of them
eagerly sought opportunity to
find out all about their com
pany'S business outside of their
own particular bailiWick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Trade Better

Retail trade also made a bet
Ter showing. A. expected, the
approach Of the late Easter
brought a rush Of buying. IN
ecpt at CenterS where weather
conditions were very uniaNor-
able, department store sales
have spurted.
I'm this connection. prelimi-
nary indications suggest that
March automobile registrations
broke records. such was the
case In Cook County, ILL.,, which
i the Chicago territory.
In line with these indications
of increased demand. the weekly
price indexes all show further
rise in the average of commod-
itv prices. lin other words they
show decline in tho purchasing
power of the dollar.l This rise
has now gone so far and become
- general that one again hears
talk Of imitation and Of the needs
of means 10 restrain IL. As yet.
however. the price advances
have been 50 gradual that moth
ing approaching a runaway Cor
',icious spiral'l has appeared.
Last week the rise In com
modifieS became less general,
and declines became almost as
numerous as advances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Rockefeller Record

John D. Rockefeller. in the
early stages of his business ca
reer, was perhaps the greatest
borrower of his time. He in
Spired confidence because of his
own frugality. plus his demon
strated business ability. Late
in life he showed me, with
tremendous pride, his first fnan.
cial record, little book in which
he faithfully recorded both his
savings and his givings. Lenders
trusted him
The recipe for getting on in
the world could be thus sum-
married.: Work unStin t eddy,
study 'assiduously, save syste-
matically. look for and seize
opportunities, be self-reliant. OPP
timistic. have faith that you can
reap the measure of success you
deserve.
Copyright. 1871. by r. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Lists Complications

Even in private companies il is
always difficult to appraiSe in
taneihies. such as good viii. In
assessing the good VIII of the
Third Reich. the problem is fur
Their complicated by 'wishiul
thinking" especially over here
where there is not only wide
spread official but popular, anti
AXIS sentiment. However, sheer
common sense points 10 an i'm
pairment of Teuton good will
through the brutalizing pollok of
invasion or overrunning Of 1910
il nations, hot to speak of the
effect on the German reputa-
ton of the deliberate policy of
persecution Of racial. religious
and other minority groups. In
weighing sentiment versus mech
anized units. it should not be
overlooked that David once did
succeed in beating up Goliath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
20 Years of Watching

My own observation, extend
ing over fully 40 years, con-
vinces me that many a young
man has been able TO embrace
business opportunity because of
having exercised frugality, thrift,
saving.
No American youth should
permit WaShingtonS cavalier
attitude towards spending 10
corrupt him. TO Undue him with
the notion that extravaganza Is
preferable 10 economy. that
there is no difference between
corresponding and saving.
After all. no enterprise can
he launched without capital.
Bankers, capitalists and others
are far more disposed TO back
up financially a young man who
has accumulated some capital
than one who isn't in a position
-te-put- dollar into whatever
business he is anxious to estab-
liSh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Topnotchers
Here Tell How
They Got There

TO embrace greater opportunity.
TX. T. Keller, now president of
Chrysler. is a shining example. }
Henry Ford long ago declared:
THE best investment a young
man can make is I'm himself"
What he meant was that
every ambitious youth should
spend money freely on books,
periodicals and other reading
matter calculated to widen his
knowledge. that he should invest
in educational courses, that he
should embrace every facility
making for Self-improvement.
incidentally. Mr.. Ford for years
had demonstrated his intense
interest in youths by spending
money freely to afford them
educational training opportuni-
ties at Fort Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Volume Record
By Houddihe

The volume Of business done by
the Houdaille-HerShey Corporation
in the first quarter OF ms year
exceeded any previous quarter IN
the corporations history. However
uncertainty over the amount OF tax
reserves TO be established makes
an accurate forecast Of net profit
for the period impossible at this
time. Charles Getler, president,
said al the annual meeting.
Net earnings Will he satisfactory
he said. but they Will not establish
a new record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Detroit Edison
Continues Gain

Total output Of the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
April 5 was S3,045,O00 kilowatt
hours. a gain of PA per cent over
the $3.50 600 kilowatt hours Of
the like week of 1910 and gain of
Z Of / per cent over the previous
weeks total of S2,437000 kilowatt
hours.
fffff4ltis ttfiifl i Output for HE last
week totaled 4l0S6.000 kilowatt
hours a gam of 81 per cent over
the % q2q 600 kiloWatt hours OF
the corresponding week of 1910
and a fractional increase over the
previous weeks total of 40,S0Q000
kiloWatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Ford Strike Hits
Toledo Plants

TOLEDO. April auto parts
plants here are feeling the effects
% the Ford strike The Spicer
Manufacturing Corporation laid off
220 men IN the shock abSorber
division and transferred so others
to other departments because of
the lack Of parts on hand.
Electric Auto-Lltc. Doehler Die
Casting Company Champion Spark
Plug Company. City Machine and
Tool Company TeXtileather Com
pany and other major Ford sup
pliers plan 10 continue their Ford
production for another week be
fore making curtailmehtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Nearer TO War

Evidence of our drift into war
became more apparent last
week. Following the seizures of
Axis ships. we virtually sent an
Italian diplomat home. Then our
officials were reported to be
comforting with British repre-
sentstives about the conveying
problem. We FASTENED to prom
ise aid 10 Serbia.
As we near a war status, the
President can hardly tolerate
labor troubles In defense work.
Popular disapproval OF such
troubles has grown, 80 he
finally spoke last week. inciden-
tally recognizing that some
unions are dominated ny "sub-
Versiye" elements. II NAV now
be predicted that the worst of
our labor disturbances il near;
and that. in order to win the
war In which nc i 50 much
interested. the President will
stamp ont all those radical,
pacifst and anti-British ten
denotes which interfere with
efficient production of war sup
plies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09

International AaII-S-Se9slce-A
Events. which arc dramatizod
by the German invasion Of
yucoSlaNia and Greece, cnfha-
SIR t7ar Adoif Hitler IS no
longer proceeding under his
original advertising slogan
which built up the power of his
machine.
' The one-umo Austrian house
painter rose 10 cminence as the
ayowed champion Of the under
doc
Irrespective of whether the
original banner represented a
sincere or a bite sky appeal,
ID was n powerful one.
Tnheralded there has been a
radical change ir his Setup as
hc has invaded or conquered II
continental European nations.
Accordingly he has shifted his
position from Abcrator OF Ger
mans who were oppressed by
the Versailles Treaty and has
been transformed through a
gradual process into the de
Stroycr Of The liberties of more
than a dozen nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Hitler's About Face
Cost Him Support
Repercussions Here

Apart from the human roper
cusSions of these impOnderables,
there are distinctly financial
implications. On the outcome de-
ponds, for example, such eco
nomic matters as the duration of
the period during which the
United States Is likely 10 throw
it, federal budget further out of
balance through extraordinary
armament expenditures. Conse-
quently. the purchasing power of
the dollar and the price and
value of stocks and bonds are
more or less related TO the fate
Of the Nazi war machine.
The money and human values
at stake in World War III over
shadow the normal business risks
which spectators and investors
ordinarily seek 10 weigh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
VandeFlip's Example

They lived up 10 what Frank
-. Nanderlip, then president Of
Americas larGeS bank. told
me When I remarked. while we
were going through the bank,
that l was glad l hadn't been
condemned to the monotony of
operating an adding or suchlike
machine.
at isn't monotony TO the
alert minded Young man." he
reDrimanded me He makes il
his business to know all about
what leads up to the figures he
records.
Thus, he sees behind every
figure. Each entry means some
thing to him. If he has enough
inquiSitivenesS and Imagination,
figures which would he nothing
but figures to a dull mind en-
body all the romance of business
and banking"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Now 'Top-Doe'

Certainly by his acts Hitler
has forfeited the one-time Stra-
tegic advantage Of purporting 10
be representing the "underdog"
He now suffers the intangible
disadvantage of being top dog"
or conqueror by force. In such
an atmosphere. it is untimely for
him to\repeat his old phrases
from Mem Kampf' of wanting
to undo the wrongs of Versailles.
The news relates the extent TO
which he has brought into being
=. countcr-forceS resigned 10 offset
the evils of the new aggresSor.
Political trends are less myS-
FERROUS when translated into
hard boiled realistic terms of the
practical realm of business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Sionificent Change

Thus. The ''m0raI' Climatic IN
which he operates has under
gone a significant change.
1t il difficult To set a time
schedule on the practical work
ingS of such "impondcrables' as
departure from original slo-
ganeering. but in my Judgment
in business and in all worldly
affairs moral weaknesses are
inconsistent with enduring sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
New Seasonal Peak
Scored by Air Lines

NEW YORK. April 9 The do
nestle air transport industry in
March again established new
seasonal peak in volume of revenue
miles flown. However. As
compared with the preceding
month and the corresponding
month a year earlier. the increases
were the smallest in a number Of
wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Strikes Hinder

In addition 10 this rounding
off in the commodity price ad-
vance there were declines in adj
iusted indexes Of automobile and
lumber production. The decline
in motors. however. was due 10
the CLIO strike which interrupted
Ford operations. and which now
appears 10 be headed for settle
neut.
Last week steel production
was also affected by the Ford
strike. as well as by other labor
troubles. The Ford plants make
about a third of the steel pro-
duced in the Detrolt areal
Since the demand for sSteel is
undated. tins, TOO, Will prob
ably be temporary. In fact new
orders continue 10 come IN at
least rapidly enough to equal
the current rate Of production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09

cess. In investment. for eX-
ample. don't Ike the securi-
lies of even large and powerful
corporations, no matter how eX-
tensiVe the assets, II the man
agement is either unethical or
otherwise unworthy of its
trusteeship. q
In war and in the competition
of business, tangible facilities
are obviously OF great signih-
canoe. hut certainly in the bust
ness world every able executive
j also aware of the importance
of intangible assets. such As
good will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Protection
Bill Safeguards Bank S
on Foreign Accounts

WASHINGTON. April o.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has approved bill
protecting federal reserve banks
and insured banks against possible
suits on account Of the release Of
any foreign accounts al the request
Of the treasury.
BY terms Of the bill. the state
department is made fluffy rcyE1u-
sible for designating the proper
owners of the foreign accounts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Shortage
Lack of Material Cuts
Glenn Martin Pay Roll
IT,

BALTIMORE April "a con
tinuation of material shortages has
hrouCht aLo-t aE..a4=.Ei zsia4.l-.4a-=-
mFnt of tho Glenn l.. Martin Conn
rany TO 49, S0 persons or April Z.
compared with slightly oNeL l14ll
persons short time go Glenn Z.
Martin president sad 81 t1c sn-
n8al meeting.
According 10 schedule Martin
SAID the company. should navel
10000 men AZ work. - This limo.
huf this has been impossible. diving
principally 10 Ire shortage ~ ma
fcnaI
FOR the uexf seven or eight
Uonf1s ~ c0rtnuea " VII have
T. keep fighting for greater
share % materials.