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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
Elected Member Infan-
tile Executive Board

At a meeting of the Eastern Shore
Division of the Maryland State In
fantile Chapter, held at Easton, Mrs.
Robert C. Mackey, of Providence,
was chosen a member Of the exc
.cntive board. Mrs. Mackey is chair
man of the Cecil County Group.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

trial workers in Elkton, Maryland,
together with 200 dormitory units
and a program Of construction by
private enterprise of 400 homes In
Elkton,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mays, Ogle-
town Road, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Ruby
to Mr.. Walter Kline, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kline, Singerly Road,
Elkton.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

Congressman David J. Ward an
nounees that the President has ap-
proved q project for the construc-
ton Of 500 family houses fer indus-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Predpoved.

V Boston, Mass, Jas. E. Van
Zandt, byvaly narodni velitel
VyslouzilcG z ciz1ch valek,
pfedpovedel, re nova americka
vojenska vyprava Dude posla-
ma do Evropy do dvou let. Pra-
vii, re echo Angle nejvice po-
tfebuje, jest vojsko.
Rekl sesti stGm clen1 sve or
ganisace, re velmoci osy prevy-
sui armada Angie a jejich
spojencG O 1900, 600 vojak6 a
dodal, re nenf pochybnosti, Cd
kud Dude tato difference vyrov-
mana. Naznacil, re die jeho
mfnen1 americke vojsko Dude
poslano do Afriky nebo ma Bal
kan, protoze pT1stavy ma evrop
ske pevnine jsou zavreny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
American zahajil tajemstvi
ruskeho fysika.

Professor Cecil T. Lane ma u
niversit6 Yale, MAZE k ruce
pouze hrube nacrty, jez zane
chal slavny rusky fysik Peter
Kapitza, nezli roku 1885 uni
eel, nalezl zpGsob, jak vyrobi-
ii zkapaln6l6 helium lacino a
rychle.
Helium je vzacny inaktivni
plyn, ktery zkapalnuje jedin6
pr ctyFech stupn1ch mad alb
soiutnf nulou, kde vsechna il
ne atomicka akce pTestava.
Proto prof. Lane provadel DIAL
81 pokusy S elektrickou kon-
duktivitou kovd pTi nfzkych
temperaturach, ably nalezl zpG
sob, jak jej vyrobiti nenaklad-
ne.
Odpoved1 byl KapitzGv stroj,
ktery vyrob1 kvart zkapalnele-
no helia v dobe asi dvou hodin
"a pouhych SIS az kvart. Az
dOsud vyroba tohoto mnozstvi
trvala "a hodin a naklad cinil
$50. Lane doufa, re toto bu-
de kl1cem k pTenasenf elektric
Kapitza sestavil svGj stroj,
kdyz pGsobil ma universit6
Cambridge, avsak roku 1885
Sc vydal do Ruska ma cesty a
cd te dolby nebyl vice spatTen.
Nestest1m bylo, re Kapitza
sve plany nosil jenom We sve
hlave a jeho stroj ma universe
te Cambridge byl pTflis kom-
plikovany, nez ably mu nekdo
jiny mohl porozumeti. Teprve
pc nalezen1 hrubych nacrtG
Kapitzovych bylo mono prof.
Lane-ovi z university Yale Sc
staviti novy stroj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Ma prahu 1941 zdravi vas
Trinerovo Horke Vino s Vita
minem r /

Nejvaznejsf otazka dneska,
vylohy domacnosti, stane Sc
meme spletitou, jakmile 81 uve-
domino, re zadouc1 1cinek
nema mnozstvf potravin, nybrz
nejlepsf vyuzitkovani jich do
konalym zazfvanfm. Peclive
vedecke badani ukazalo, re
ztrata chuti k jidlu a chatrne
zazfvan1 je nasledkem nedo-
statku Vitaminu B-1 v nasf
zivotosprave. Trinerovo Hor-
Ike Vino obsahuje Vitamin b
1, ktery podporuje chut k j.
dlu a zaz1vanf. Move zlepsene
Trinerovo Horke Vino S Vita
minem B-1 jest nyni vytec-
nym zaludecnfm prfpravkem
a m1rne procistujicim prostred
KEN. Budete-li je miti stale
pc ruce, nebude vas trapiti "a
cpa, bolen1 hlavy, nervosita a
neklidny spanek. Kazdy lepsi
lekarnfk ma je ma sklade, ale
kdybyste je nemohli dostati v
sousedstv1, p~oslete $1.25 ma je-
dnu lahev anebo $3.50 ma sest
lahvf vitaminoveho Trinerova
Hofkeho Vfna firme Jos. Tri-
ner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland A
venue, Chicago, ILL.,, a dostane-
tie ie pOstOu VYplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Uniovi delnici odsouzeni.

Diva obzalovanf re spiknuti,
byli uznani vinnymi re zaloby
pro vyd1ranf porotou okresu
Long Island, New York a diva
JIM byli uznani "a nevinne.
Porota radila sc IL hodin. O.
ba usvedcen1 muzi jsou byvaly-
mi 1Tedn1ky unie ALL. Vsich-
nj byli obzalovani re spiknutf,
smeTuj1ciho k z1skani kontroly
mad plumbarskym femeslem.
Zaloba tvrdila, re organisace,
kterou k tomu Gill zalozili, Wy
l a pGl procenta z kon-
trakt6 plumbaTskych firem
pod vyhrGzkou, re budou v je-
jich zavodech ~zpGsobeny del
spory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Z Washington.

Uplna reorganisace LODI
stva Spojenych StatG a zmeny
We vrchn1m veleni Weldon v
platnost dnem 1. dnora, jak O.
znamil president Roosevelt.
Lodstvo ma byti rozdeleno
ma tri casti = Atlanticke, Pa
cificke a asijske. Pocet manor
Mkt ma byti zvysen re 1922
900 ma $4,000, tax ably kaz-
da LODI We vsech trech LODI
stvech mela plnou valecnou
s1lu.
Podadmiral H. E. Kimmel
Dude vrchnim velitelem LODI
sva Spojenych StatG. Bude row
nez velitelem Pacifickeho LODI
stva.
Admiralu Kimmelovi je So
let. Nastupuje ma misto admi-
rala Jas. O. Richardson's, 81
leta stareho. Byl pobocnikem
p~residenta Roosevelta, kdyz
byl asistentem sekretaTe LODI
silva v dobe svetove valky.
Atlantickemu lodstvu Dude
veleti podadmiral Ernest J.
King, velitelem asijskeho LODI
silva znstane admiral Thomas
Hart.
President Roosevelt mari
dill, ably byl prisne dodrzovan
zakaz ma vyvoz medi, bronzu,
zinku, niklu a potaSe. TentC
zakon "a zastaveni vyvozu We
de V platnost 3. unora. POdob.
ne byl zakazan i vyvoz ocele:
zeleza, gasolinu pro leteckou
sluzbu a jin6 veci, jichz je ire
ba v narodn1 obrane.
= Department spravedlnos.
ii prohlasil, re celkem bylo re.
gistrovano 4,741,971 cizincf
ma pevnine Spojenych StatG.
Earl C. Harrison, reditel re.
gistrace, prohlasil, re registra.
ce cizfch namornfkG, obyvate.
americkych teritoril a tech, kite
ri dali sc registrovati ma kon'
sulatech, zvysf tento pocet ne
4,912,817.
= Armada vyzvala skupinr
vynikajfcich inzenyru, ably Wy
pracovali plan ma zrlzeni bez.
pecnych krytG pro civiln1 oby.
vatelstvo pro pr1pad valky.
Sekretaf valky Henry L. Slim,
son oznamil utvorenf vyboru
sestavaj1cfho re sedmi clenG
ktery Dude Sc zabyvati profile
my krytG, zasobovanf vodou &
elektrinou mimo jine otazky.
Stimson pozadal Waltera B
Bingera z americkeho spolkl
civilnfch inzenyr1, ably byl prec
sedou tohoto vyboru. Major
Eugen w. Rulings z depart
mentu valky byl jmenovan, a.
by tvoTil spojku mezi depart.
mentem a t1mto vyborem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Americka krev pro obeti
leteckych utokH.

Krev darovana 1000 Ameri-
cany pomohla jiz zachraniti
zivoty nekterych obet1 letec-
kych 1tokG, poole vyjadfen1
DR.. A. N. Drury-ho, precisely
vyboru v Londyn6, ktery ma
ma starosti prevod krve. Krev
az dosud 985 kvartG = do
chazela re Spojenych StatG cd
listopadu. Zaroven S onou
100000 darc1 v jedine oblasti
Londynsk6 byla davana rane-
nym civilistGm a bojovn1k1m,
vcetne nemeckych a italskych
letcG sestTelenych mad Brita-
nil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

V Rochester osmadvacet OBJ
CANT podalo zalobu o nahradu
skod 121,848 dolarG cd NEST
ske spravy utrpenych tim, re
eminent dostali z pitt mestske
vody uplavici. Rochester mel
epidemii plavice kdyz do NEST
skeho vodovodu vnikla T1cnl
a vodni mestsky Trad ne
chal tuto nekolik dni v neopra-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Student 81 zlomil kirk.

V Clevelandu Jack Smith,
16lety student, byl dopraven
do nemocnice sc zlomenym kr-
KEN. Hosi 81 hrali, jeden dru-
heho chytal "a nohy a podra-
zeli Sc. Smith sc vrhnul do vo-
dy pc Have ma melkem miste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Farmar nebezpecns popalen.

V Ell Campo, Texas, Sc po-
zdravuje Marius Saman, Gle
ty ryzovy farmar, jenz byl ne
bezpecne popalen, kdyz kamna
v jeho pTfbytku vybuchla a ce-
lie staveni shoTelo. Jeho tvaT,
prsa a zada byla spalena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

venske narody lilly vlastnim
duchem a kulturou, jiz tvoriiy
ne staletf, ale tis1ciletl a jez je
fakticky starSl nas1 kultury a.
mericke? Jmena Cechoslova-
XII Husa, Komenskeho a Ma
saryka a PolakG: Kopernlka,
Kosciuszka, Paderewskeho a
p1. Curiove svedc1 O podstat-
mem prlnosu ceskoslovenskeho
a polskeho naroda svetove kul-
ture a civilisaci. Ceskosloven-
sko bylo cd r. 1913 v dobe sve
obnovene statnl samostatnosti
= nebot neni a nebylo staten
novym, ale jednim z ~nejstar-
SIGH v stTedni Europe --spo-
fadanou demokracii a prosp1-
val hospodafsky, politely i
kulturne, ochotne i k nejtez-
Sim obetem pro ~svetovy mir.
Opakovat prot nemu strasny
mnichovsky bylo by ne
odpustitelno, nebot byla-li ne
jaka omluva pro str1jce Mini
chova, re v touze pc zabezpe-
cent m1ru pTehledli nebo ne-
prohledli pravou povahu nacis
Nemecka, neni jiz
dnes pro lidi, kterych ami stra-
she udalosti poslednfch dvou
let nepoucily, re mir S gang
jak spravne Tekl presi-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
FIsHERMENs
 EDITION GETS AROUND

The following is from the Oneida Daily Dispatch newspaper of Oneida. New York. copy of which has just been received.
 Rev. Harry N. Champlin Of Wran- geI. Alaska. formerly of Oneida. a nephew of Dr. Frederick w Cham plin. has sent us a copy of the
 Fishermen's Edition of the Wran- gelI Sentinel. This is the oldest paper continuously printed in the territory. The edition dated August 29 deals principally with the salmon pack for the year. The pack in the area for the past seven years averaged 500 .000 cases. This year the output was 645.160 cases. one Of the lar gest in history. One story on Page l states the years pack has a value. of S3.00O.000. Another story reads. Tension eased in Japanese-U. s. Sit uation. The season in Alaska has been the driest since 1895. The edi- tion carried a story from officials asking residents of Wrangell to con serve the water supply. which is running low" Only picture on the first page of the paper is that of the new $124.0O0 Federal building. recently completed in the city"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
WrangelI Chamber
 ReneWs Effort For
 HaTbOr Improvement

Matter Of renewing efforts toward getting inner harbor improvements nere was taken up by the Chamber of Commerce at it's regular luncheon meeting Monday noon in the Civic Center. A new bill Is now before congress which includes the Wran- gel harbor item and the National economic Conference in Washington IS assisting smaller communities in getting representation or the facts before the proper authorities. The Harbor and Airport Committee = Van II. Fisk. L. B. Chisholm and D. M. Campbell-took action this week to follow through on the mat ter.
 Also here on harbor matters this week was J. A. Carmody of the U. S. Engineer office in Seattle and be was in conference with Chamber leaders and oity authorities in con- neetion with harbor improvements. Mr. Carmody was checking partic- ularIy terminal facilities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
CIVIC CLUB HEARS AIMS OF FEDERATED CLUBS
 AT SATURDAY LUNCHEON

Following the luncheon at Civic Center last Saturday, twenty-five women listened to the reading Of the aims Of the General Federation Of Nomen.s Clubs in connection with National Defense as set forth by their national president, Mrs. John L. Whitehurst Of Maryland, and others. A very large National De- lense Committee has been set up with fourteen chairman of depatz ments under this head and the CO., operation of all local clubs is stres- sed. The buying of U s. stamps and bonds by clubs and individual mem bers is urged not only as an aid to the Government and to avoid in- flation but to offset a financial de- pression later on.
 A letter from Mrs. Ernest Gruen- ing asking Wrangell women to en- list in the Women's Voluntary Ser vices was read also and resulted in a decision to open the Civic Center on Tuesday afternoons for Red Cross Production workers and other war relief work, cenualizing that work instead of giving it out to the wom- enss organizations of the town. Red Cross work was carried on in this same city-owned building during World War l, it was reported, and all women who are able to sew or knit will be welcomed each Tues day afternoon. Those who prefer to work at home will be given mater ials and instructions at this cen- traI work-room.
 A net sum of $35.3O was earned at the food sale given recently by the club women, it was stated, and will be used for current expenses in cured for library books ordered New lights for one of the clubrooms were discussed but action deferred until finances permit this outlay. Other improvements are pending.
 Speaker of the meeting was Miss Catherine Bastress who outlined the work done by Public Health nurses and who expects to conduct a class in Home Nursing shortly in connec- tion with the Red Cross and Gem eraI Federation nursing program.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
.s .s s % % % .s 4 4 e F 3
 ON THE BOATS

s ss = S Ss sa ss s Ss S- Ss E sS
 North Sea - southbound. Oct. 19 Ray Hammer. Ethel Grace Ham mer, c. B. Wyatt. Russell Wyatt. Harold Jones. Mrs. M. Messinger Miss Darlene Messinger. Ole Ner= gaard. T. Fugdele. Mrs. p. Moore and Child. Mrs. NJ 4. Mohr. NJ. Luut. P. sorenson, M H. Messin- ger. M. Smith. to Seattle. Clyde Boyd 10 Ketehikan.
 DenaE. northbound, Oct 9-T s. Edv. James Durie to skagway. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Olsen, Mrs. w Jen- kiHs, Mr. and Mrs. Baker Miss D. Withey. Mrs Wm. Kangas. Mrs. NJ. B. Dalton. Miss A. Dalton. to Ju- neau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
GUNDERsONs SOUTH

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Gunderson sail ed south last Wednesday in their boat the Alaskan to spend the win ter in Seattle Accompanying them was Orville Keeney. Ben Engdal and one other guest.
 MT. and Mrs. Ole Gunderson will go south soon on a commercial steamer to spend the winter in Cal ifornia.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
HOSPITAL NOTES

Harold Martindale was discharg- ed Oct. 1.
 Fern Jask, from up the stikine. entered Oct and was transferred to the Princess Louise for Prince Rupert Oct. for further medical care.
 Leo Williams was admitted Oct g.
 Fred Dolphin was admitted Oct. 9 for medical attention.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
1. .f 2. s. s. s q. sE < .s .s 4 s # TEPEE TALK B @ & s .- .s .s .s :. .s s .e q. s. (stikine Tribe No 5, [ o. R. NJ
 By JAY BYRD

E lstikine Tribe No. 5, [ o. R. NJ
 By JAY BYRD
 The friendly hf-neighbor atmos- phere which has been the keynote Of past Red Men sociaIs will again be the theme song tomorrow night when the local lodge entertains their families and friends with an evening of cards, refreshments and dancing.
 The orchestra. which last year contributed much to the enjoyment Of those attending the affairs will again furnish the music. Fern Huff. newest addition to the Red Men s Merry Makers, excells on the piano aecordian. and along with Ralph Lindsley. John Washington and Mrs. Carl Bradley produces the sweetest music this side of the Aurora Bore ais
 Four new applications for mem bership were received by the tribe Tuesday night swelling the total to nine to be initiated October 28.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOR SALE-Simmon studio couch, oyerstuffed chair and ottoman, 1 plain chair, 1 Coldspot refrigerator, end tables, 2 Congoleum rugs, 1 Westinghouse mangle, 1 washing machine, Vanity set, dresser, stool and highboy. See Mrs. P. L. Stump.
 47tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOR SALE - Gas Boat Slab of Combination troller and of Chuck Loftus at
 Wrangell Hotel or write to him at Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
ELKS NOTES
BY "BOOP0- -WELL0NS-
& 8 s H g B..P.O. D. 1895

By HOOP" MELONS
 The aroma of coffee and sand wiches will be in the air around the Elks hall every Wednesday hereaf- CT during the winter season, as good fellowship and coffee go hand in hand Come on up Bill and get a good share of both.
 Ladies night will start in the very near future so watch for the open ing date.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

Frederick Paul. Wrangell attor- ney. moved into new offices ia the Mccormack building on Front St. next to Lowelrs Baber shop this week. He was formerly located in fhe hotel
 4. R. Brueger Of the ARB Pack ing Company with his office staff left for his winter offices in Seattle last week end. The party went up to Juneau and flew south on the PA Lodestar.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOX RENI-Or lease. Newly rene vated building with large attractive store front in heart of Wrangell bus ess district Automatic heating sys- tenn, plumbing, etc. floor space 30 x 80. Inquire Red Men Lodge. 46-tf
 
 FOR SALE-3-room house and lot. close to Farwest eannery-InquireI Sentinel. 37-tt FOR sALE-One all metal, single size bed and springs. Ideal for ehilds use. Price 5000. Inquire Sentinel.
 45-tf FOR SALE - ? room house. Cheap. for quick sale. Albert Roaming.
 44-1t
 FOR sALE-Five room house. In quire Ernest Anderson. 43-tf FOR SALE - Promissory note for $50. Drawing 8 percent interest. For particulars inquire Frank Reed.
 44-4t FOR sALE-Gasboat, "Jebilo" 37K 1t. long, 8 1t. g in. beam-75 h. D. Chrysler conyersion-2 to l reduc- tion. $125O cash. See Loyal Blink ley. 44tf' FOR SALE - Theile residence, fur nished. Very reasonable. Terms. h. quire Mrs. Theile. 43-tf| FOR SALE = Lot 15, block 10,I large lot over 38,000 sq. it. fineI view on hill back of Julius Mason place. Also lot 12, block T. 2 room house and Johnson machine shop onI premises. See W. c. Laurence. 45-tfI FOR SALE-Modern 4-room home with beach lot. Reasonable. Inquire Sentinel 46-2t. FOUND - 12 foot round bottom boat Inquire Harley Dolan. 46-4t LosT-2 keys on string attached to safety pin. Reward. Return to Chad Wyatt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

LOST - Cancels hair coat belt with buckle Return to Harrington Transportation Go. 47-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10
GLASS HE'D ADS

FOR RENT-or lease. Newly reno vated building with large attractive store front in heart of Wrangell bus ess district Automatic heating sys- tenn, plumbing, etc. floor space 30 X
 so. Inquire Red Men Lodge. 46-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

LOST-2 keys on string attached to safety pin. Reward. Return toI Chad Wyatt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOR SALE-Modern 4-room home with beach lot. Reasonable. Inquire
 Sentinel 46-2t.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOR SALE - Theile residence, fur nished. Very reasonable. Terms. h. auire Mrs. Theile. 43-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOUND - 12 foot round bottom
 boat. Inquire Harley Dolan. 46-4t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOR SALE-Gasboat, "Jebilo" 372
 it. long, 8 1t. in. beam-75 b. D. Chrysler conyersion-2 to 1 redue- tion. S125O cash. See Loyal Blink ley. Att
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-10-10

FOR SALE-3-room house and lot close to Harvest annery-InquireI Sentinel. 37-tt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
18th Congress Sets Record
For Spending; 18th Opens Today

problems arising out of wars that
encompass the globe.
In the new Congress will rest
the fate of the administrations
plans for extending more aid to
Britain, for building up the ma
tional defense, for increasing taxes
TO finance precedent-shattering OK
penditures, for ending unemploy-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
IMPORTANT JANUARY SALES
INFANTS and ToDDLERs, wFap

Infants Wool SWEATERS IN
infants Pastel CREEPERS AZ.
Blanket BUNTNGS with bood co
KOBE and BoOTIE Set, so,
Infants COMFY ToPpERs ,os
Nayon COAT and BONNET S., go
Wool sooTIE SETS. Infants loo
Handmade Infants DRESSES AZ.
Infants DRESS, SLIP Set, 60.
Handmade Pastel DRESSES. .sse
Handmade White SLIPS ,r
Cotton FLANNELETTE w.,, ~.
'cHrity' DIAPERS, Ends, do, 40
cotton WRAPPING BLANKETS 2s,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

And. above all, IT may be called
upon 10 settle the question agitat-
ing most Americans---whether the
United States shall 60 TO war.
2 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The old Congress, joining the
parade of time at noon, was noted
for two major accomplishments.
First, il enacted the first peace
time draft bill in American history
and second. il shattered all rec
ords for peacetime appropriations
when il went to work TO create an
adequate national defense on land.
sea and air.
The House adjourned at noon
yesterday, the Senate following at
noon today. This gave the old
Congress the longest session in
American history-367 days. Its
nearest rival was the second World
War Congress, which met 354
days.
The new Congress meets with
one major issue ready for 1.-THE
question of leasing or lending guns,
planes and munitions TO Britain.
President Roosevelt proposed this
plan for aiding Britain and will
ask general authority for il in his
annual message TO Congress, TO be
delivered Monday.
WANTS WIDE POWER
The President will ask the new
Congress 10 give the executive
branch broad discretionary powers
for administration of his proposed
lease-end program TO aid Great
Britain, White House sources dis
closed.
Mr.. Roosevelt Is sounding out
Democratic leaders on the pros
pect of obtaining speedy approval
of the new policy under which he
hopes 10 make still more planes,
freighters. tanks. guns and NUM-
tons Immediately available TO the
hard-pressed British.
State Majority Leader Barley.
Senator Harrison Cd of Missis-
Sippi. chairman of the Senate
finance committee, and Senator
Byrnes Cd OF South Carolina,
we're summoned to the White
House this morning. Nj. Roose-
welt discussed his message Yesier-
day with Speaker Rayburn and
House Majority Leader McCor-
mack. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
ID.r New. Service stan Correspondent.

init NeWs service SIAN correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Pass-
ing into history as the greatest
spending parliament in all peace
time history. the Seventy sixth
Congress dies at noon today as the
seventy-seventh. comes into power
10 face a tremendous array of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

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Linen Crash Tow.lins, I'd. 'is'
ro,,o,.aud.Linen Dish Towels iO'
Seconds IN.
1882 Cotton HUcK towels lO'
1882 Crepe Weave Towels 10.
Cotton-Rayon Damssk StiS Loo
ss.lOs Linen Dam.'k Cloths 4.s'
.s,ar,ex' Dish Towels b tO' 90.
ss,ss Linen Damask Cloths $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

ment and for aiding the poor, the
needy and the aged.
And. above all. ii may be called
upon 10 settle the question agitat-
ing most Observation-Disclosures the
United States shall go TO war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
EVE RY CAR
PRICED FOR
QUICK SALE

The steady demand for the new
Chevrolet makes it necessary for
Chevrolet dealers to reduce their
stock to make room for more and
more trade-ins. Prices speak
louder than words. See your
Chevrolet dealer today for an
exceptional used car bargain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
LINENS BEDDING =. co''o"'

I,n.r,urins Mattresses 80 l''''
poY SPRINGS ......'''''
p ,voD.s.tin Wool Comforts 0't'
ch,rill. BEDSPREADS 49, AO'
77,S4 Wool Blankets, each. .o.o'
CLOG .Hud.o,' Cannon Sheets 'se
s,,ss p.reale SHEETS. liz
cHud.o' or 'c'""o"' ro
1890 Sheet BLANKETS ca 's 20
pillows; feathers, 1870 down i'''
Shower Curtains, Draperle' ''T Loo
fswonstts RayoD
M,t,r.s. COVERS, full twin ''e
A7.As.iu. Pillow TUBING, I'd loo
ss.ir. MUSLIN. I'd. ........'.0'
slim. sHEETlNG, yd.. ..'.'''|'e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
SAVE

costly repairs. lfsde Il, ~
w vou} old car on one o. o.
y your Chevrolet dealers re-
s conditioned used cars now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

f,rther depfeo'allo1I ",
,,o,,r old car. Trade up 70
yI Ia,e m model used car now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

-on hrst cost. 7 OUT -. ~,
-ole, dealers used cars are
roe ro,ced for january clear
ance. ~Sr