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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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With laps
Fading Out
BY KINGSBURY SMITH


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United States government has
virtually abandoned hope of reach
ing a general understanding with
Japan in the near future.
Unless Unforeseen developments
occur. the exploratory talks with
Japan are expected to peter OUT
quietly.
The deadlock that has been
reached IN the discussions is due
10 the unwillingness Of either the
United States or Japan 10 depart
from the fundamental principles of
their foreign policies.
Japan is unwilling 10 quit the
Axis alliance, abandon its policy
of expansion in Asia, withdraw
from China or promise 10 refrain
from attacking Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
IN THE
NEWS

TT Is sometimes difficult ia
il understand why Gar
Peter obtained the name
of Great"
There are perhaps three
main reasons.
First, because people are
attracted by interesting char
acters, MO matter If they are
interesting i'm an evil or even
terrible manner.
Henry VIII, with all his
wickedness, is one of the most
popular figures in English
history
Every mans life is simply
a story.
History is a great tale--a
saga-and people will read
and relate the stories of inter
esting lives, even though they
be tales of horror and tragedy.
Murder is especially attrac-
tive to semi-ciyilized people,
especially, the wholesale muir
der of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
STUDY SUICIDE NOTE

VALDOSTA. Ga. Oct. "A
rambling suicide note and a
lengthy ransom letter were studied
by authorities today as they IN
vesiigatcd the background of a
UTdn giving the name of Horace
W Bike Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who
attempted 10 kidnap former Coy.
r.. d. Rivers of Georgia and then.
cornered by police, shot himself
10 death.
An almost fanatical hatred Of
politicians IN general was revealed
by Bike as the motive for the at
tcgpted crime.
Both Rivers and his wife were
struck on the head by pistol a.
they grappled with the intruder,
and several wild shots were fired
However, neither former Governor
Rivers nor his wife was seriously
injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
RCAF Filler Missinc

OTTAWA, Oct O. tlNS)-
Pilot Officer Robert NJ BurlInson
of ST. Louis, Mo. was listed today
in the Royal Canadian Air Force
casualty list as missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
30 More CZecIlS To Die
Death Bring Total OUe 100 Martial Low Is
Declared OUer All Bohemia; Doomed Premier May Appeal

fenced 10 death yesterday and
that nine were hanged. - bringing
the total executed IN the past few
days TO 126.
Reuters aided that Dos Gzeehs
appeared before courts martial
yesterday and were handed over
TO the Nazi Gestapo for further
investigation.
Several other Czechs arrested
as suspects were acquitted by
military courts.
Premier Elias was condemned
to death by a German people $
Continued on Page severn
BOOK A HAYRIDE-Tyler 6-655l.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Stain Given
Roosevelt
Personal Note
Aid Farley Ends;
Nazi Glider Force
Downed at Odessa
International News service Gable

MOSCOW, Oct p Personal
messages from President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill were
handed 10 Premier Stain today
as the three-power conference on
aid to Russia ended amid reports
of intensive activity all along the
Russo German battlefront.
w. Averell Hartman, chief Of
the American delegation, pre-
Sented Mr.. Roosevelt 5 letter, While
Lord Beaverbrook handed over the
communication from Churchill.
There was no clue as 10 their
nature,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
SNOW ON TWO FRONTS

Meanwhile with SNOW falling on
both the Leningrad and Ukraine
fronts, the Soviet high command
announced that Nazi glider-borne
forces have been shot down by the
Red aid force around beleaguered
Odessa.
Tremendous Soviet aerial &C
tivity was reported all along the
Sprawling battle line.
According 10 the high command
German gliders made their first
in Russia on the
Odessa sector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
ErranslS of Mercy
Britain and Reich to Exchange Wounded Prisoners
by Ship, With Channel Warfare Barred

port on the Nazi-held French
coast. while simultaneously the
same number of wounded German
prisoners will be started on their
way home
While the exchange Is taking
place, no planes or submarines
VIII enter the area established by
The mission Of mercy truce.
We teach dancing. Conga, Rhumbs,
fox trot. Waltz. special course. $50
Trianon. 3747 WoOdward.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
GERMAN REPORT

fNeW heavy air attacks on
Moscow and Leningrad, the Fin
niSh capture of PetrozavodSk in
Soviet KaretIa, and the capture
OF 5000 Russians by the Italians
on the Dnicper River were an
nounced today by the German
high command in Berlin)
The London Daily Express
reported from Stockholm that
hundreds of Russian tanks in
Guiding fleets Of the heaviest
"Klim-Noroshilov' type. sup
ported by troops armed with
hame-throwers ana automatic
rifles. launched a great counter
attack on the northern front at
Kolpino. Is miles southeast of
Leningrad.
after seven hours of desper-
ate fghtint all German lines
were broken" the Express said.
ut was clear Russian VIC
tory.")
Russian war correspondents Al
the front reported snow falling
around Leningrad and also re-
ported the first snowfall Of the
season in the Ukraine Russian
said this significant
fact marked the failure of the
Nazis 10 crush Russias armies
before the coming of Winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Pinefii IN. L., plate;
Gfieve "a. H. first base; Geetz
IN LIZ, second base; MCGOWAN
GA. L., third base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
No DESIGNS on LIFE

II have no designs against
the life of the former governor
of the state" Bike wrote hur-
redly Just before he sent a bull
let crashing into his own mouth
him in A trailer at a tourist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Morgenthau Warns Big Increase viii Be Necessar,
to Pay Arms Bill Without Initiation

the increase i'm the national in
come. If we are 10 put an efec-
tive brake upon initiation"
Morgenthau told the annual
convention of the. American
Bankers Association.
MODEST NOW
He termed defense taxes mod
est but declared that the nation
was now feeling Fall the pfclimi-
nary symptoms of a serious price
initiation
To check This trend. he said
the tax bin next year viii have
TO be a genuinely about bin. fit
is 10 raise the necessary revenue
and take the profit out of war
at will require every ounce
of strength that our giant i'm
dustrial system can give" he
said.
1T will demand sweat and
sacrifice on the part Of pro-
ducers, workers. managers and
consumers alike. And II will
mean the greatest public eNpen-
diture that has ever been
pumped into the arteries of our
economic system"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
DOWN AIR TRANSPORTS

Russian fighting planes were de-
clared to have shot down three
German Junkers-52S. each towing
troop-filled glders, and also three
Junkers troop-carrying planes.
In a single day. il was stated, an
air unit of the Russian Black Sea
feet brought down 10 enemy
planes and three ghders, while
individual Red air force units on
other sectors destroyed tremendous
amounts of German equipment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
BY LEO MACDONALD

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Whitlow
Wyatt, the man whom everybody
but Leo Durocher picked to pitch
in the opening game, will hurl for
the Dodgers against the Yankees
in the second game of the World
Series at Yankee Stadium today,
Marius Russo, young left handler.
or Spurgeon Chandler will do the
chucking for the Yankees in an
effort to make it two straight
victories for the American League
representative.
Chandler was regarded as the
most likely Yankee starter as
was reported suffering from
an upset stomach.
The weatherman reported that
there was no rain on tap to inter-
fere with today's game in Yankee
Stadium. The forecaster said the
day would be partly cloudy" with
a moderate northeast wind blow
ing across the field. and the tenn
'perature at Is, real baseball
weather"
The bureau also predicted fair
and warmer" for Fridays game in
Ebbets Field.
NO RAIN ON TAP
The Yanks entered todays game
the favorites, despite the fact
Manager Leo Durocher was put
ting forward his ace hurler. Broad
way bookies were making the
YankS SD to take today's game.
land I'd tnItale- the series.
Wyatt. a former Tiger, won ID
games and lost 10 for the Dodgers
in their sensational championship
race in the National League.
Russo won IA and lost 10 and
Chandler 10 and four for the YAM
KEGS in the American loop. Cham
J n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

lost of our great heroes
N are war heroes.
Az Hitler realizes that,
and built his armies with
that fact in mind.
Churchill knows il, too, and
will make no peace except a
peace of victory - for
Churchill.
u President Roosevelt knows
at and meditates upon il.
He doubtless 'hates war"
as much as he says he does
a. much as the American peo-
pie do.
But what other path is
there TO glory.
He il drawn along this path
of thorns BY his illimitahle
ambition.
To be sure, "the path Of
gleFy leads but to the grave y
but then 80 do all other paths ;
and at the end of the other
paths there are no great
monuments erected by an adj
miring people.
We are all of us still semi
civilized.
We have not yet learned To
admire beneficeDt goodness.
We prefer spectacular bad
ness, even though we mIgnt
be consumed by il.
We are like children.
We love TO read how the
big bad wolf devoure
grandma.
"Oh. grandma, ichot big
tcefh ion h0rc."
"Tbe better To cat you
Uith, = cr,cs the woif.
Yet we erect monuments ia
the big bad wolf. and none 10
good old grandma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Stephen Graham writes:

Peters practical cpncCD-
tioRS Of government din MT
erteRd to any effort to
ann material cooperation
through good WtH He did
not ask. he uposcd. Tie
did not cHt dorm his othcis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

executed and who may be per-
mtted 10 appeal on the grounds
he has made a full confession. :"
GENERALS EXECUTED
Former Czech Generals Dolecal
and Svatek. convicted of high trea-
son and sabotage. have been put
to death, il was reported.
ON Tuesday IS reb ellious
CzechS were shot for treason.
sabotage and similar activities.
1876 EXECUTIONS
Reuters British News Agency
quoted the Prague radio AS an
nouncing IS Czechs were SEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

"HAT is one reason the
very big and very bad
Peter was called Great.
\ Another reason why Peter
Is called Great is because he
robbed the Occidental nations
of lot of territory.
In l12f, the peace of
Nystadt gave Russia all of
Esthonia, Ingria, LivOnia and
parts of Finland, and all of
their population which had
not been carried off TO slavery,
and all the few remaining
women and children who had
not been put 10 the sword"
Wherefore, that happy
peace, that great ~ for vic
tory" is one of the reasons
why we OccidentaIs called
Peter THE Great"
His own people were not ~
unanimous in adopting the
term.
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CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
NO RAIN ON TAP

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
.Ydnks UsinQ
Either Russo
Or Chandler
Bombers Favored
at 3 to 2 Today,
7 to 2 for Series

NEW YORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Demand Papers
From Warden

For the first time In the men,
DRY of Federal Court employees,
District Atty. John c. NLehr today
asked for the issuance of a writ
Of assistance to force Wisconsin
state Prison warden to obey an
order of the Federal Court here.
The writ was made necessary,
according to Assistant District
Atty Louis NJ Hopping. because
tho warden Of the prison at Wap-
pun Wis, refuses 10 surrender
certificate of citizenship issued 20
Lcopoldo CoStanlo, 50. formerly
of 702l Pilgrim avenue, an. inmate
OF the prison. CostanZo'S citizen
ship has been Cancelled because he
concealed his criminal record in
obtaining naturalization papers.
The VIII of assistance will re-
suit in visit 10 The warden by a
local deputy marshal or by a
marshal Of he Wisconsin district.
The warden states that IL is lie
gal for him to yield the property
If prisoners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
I PLEAD GUILTY AS SPIES

NEW YORK. July "a. lINS) -
r++-l.4--2e2-4I-e44-2+A- llIr mon all
bat TWO Of The seven native or
naturali2cd Americans, pleaded
guilty when 80 persons were ar
Iaigned on charges of being mem
bcrS OF a sly ring which has been
piping military secrets 10 the
German CoNcrnnlentlnr fiNc years
The seven who entered pleas OF
guilty "a whole or IN part. We're
lcmandcd 20 jail 10 await sentence
later and the other - defendants
who pleaded not guilty were held
IN $4,000 bail each for trial Sep
tcmber 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

lis. 1895 Faber street, Detroit
Percy Llewellyn, 6222 Schaefer
street, Dearborn; Elmer MaCkie.
1865 NARROW street, Ferndale
Hector +. Manseau. 1885 RIChtOn
street. Detroit; Joseph Nierotko,
55l3 Dubois street, Detroit; Fred
1914 PafiiSter street Apt
No Z. Detroit; ThaddeauS Radtke,
1923 Lauder street, Detroit; Cliff
ford Sheldon, l01 kalana, Hazel
Park: George Smick, 81 Cherry
Hazel Park k; Richard Meyh-
ing. 1882 Lumpkqn street, De-
troit, and George B. Zubick, sos
Piedmont street. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Judge HeI pS Cupid
IS Year-OId Girls Marriage Opposed by Parents
But Moynihan Rules She's Her OtOn Boss

before the court on a writ OF
habcaS corpus. charging that Mr..
and Mrs Fred Kopp of 1880 FAIR
mount drive, her parents. were
OBTAINING her against her viii.
Marie testified her mother dis
of the marriage because
of her youth and ordered her not
to see Renaud. The court eX-
planned TO Marie she was free TO
leave The courtroom as a married
woman and do as she pleased.
When Armand heard this, he
walHed up to the witness chair,
took his bride by he hand and led
her from the courtroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
tffS. HtRFHEEI4G4N

Their marriage approved by Cir
cult Judge Joseph a. Moynlhan.
rmand RCnaud. 22-year-pld
Wayne University student. and his
l6-year-old bride. Marie, today
took up residence at Armand s
home at 64l West Hancoc k
avenue.
Rcnaud had his bride brought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
New Bus Routes
To0pen Monday :,

The new Cadieux coach line and
the extention Of four other coach
lines will take effect Monday
morning, it was announced today
by DSR officials.
The new line will operate from
Houston and Hayes avenues VIA
Kelly road, Seven-Mile road, Mt.
t'fpnnruS drive Harper and Cas-
dieux 10 Mack avenue. II IS -
cent line and will operate from
) 20 a. m. to ! 20 a. m. the next
day.
In addition the Warren line will
be- extended from Lodewyck 10
Mack. the Woodward Eight Mile
finr from Wyoming TO Meyers
road the Lawton line from wy
oming and Outer DRIVE 10 WSeTff-
ing and Eight-Mile road, and the
Meyers line from McNichols TO
Eight Mile road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
WAIT UNDER CONTRACT

Capizzi said II will be several
before the company pays
back wages TO the men who were
granted such pay under the term,
Of the recent contract with the
UAW-CIO.
"The company and the union
must first determine exactly
how much money a man would
have received had he not been
discharged and this Is rather
difficult, for I'm many cases he
would not have been employed
steadily" Capizzi explained.
I'VE must learn how much he
earned during the time he was
not employed by the company
and deduct that amount from
the wages. All of this requires
great deal of negotiation and
IL will he several months before
the payOfs can begin"
Others participating in the pay
off are:
Joseph Bailey, Ss47 Mofra
street, Detroit; John Cwikiel
1914 Norwood avenue. Detroit
Clarence Fleming. 1882 Lumpkil
avenue Detroit Joseph Galusky
1902 West Vernon street. Detroit
Fred Gulliksen. 23l07 Reynold
street. Hazel Park; Joseph Gutter
req, $3.50 Mcclure street. Rout
No. l, Inkster; Birtus c. Hall, 9
Gerald street, Highland Park
Martin II. Jensen, 1886 HUI
street. Detroit; Homer King. Gal.
Reuter-, Dearborn; Alphons Kuzu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Death i45th in Traffic Toll

With the death of Conrad Elck
Sc. of Richmond, Ind, in an auto
accident at Harper and Mcclellan
avenues. traffic fatalities this
year rose to las compared with
1913 on the same date last year
Eick was struck by a truck OPP
Grated by Sterling Vaughn, 81
of 29lS Benson avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Find Injured Boy in Street

Dick R Whiimorc, y Of 1888
Monroe street who was found
lying IN the middle Of Congress
street near his home with a head
injury p~sg,ln a serious condition
today in Receiving Hospital.
Police believe the boy fell from
q truck unnotLced bN The driver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
10000 Scouts to Aid
Drive for Aluminium
COpyrVh, b, Detroit TINES. Az r'sht. reserved

make a radio appeal for contribu-
tons on Wednesday.
A Douglas Jameson. school
board member and Boy Scout
commissioner, and Mayor Edward
j. JeffrieS -co-chaiSmen of the
local collection board, urged people
to start looking for unused alu-
minum articles early this week. so
that they will be ready on collec-
ton DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

Between ten and Twelve thou
sand Boy Scouts will Scour De-
troit for aluminium next Friday
and Saturday. 1t was announced
today by Raymond j. Kelley diree-
tor of civilian defense for Michl-
gan. Illinois and Indiana.
New York Mayor Florella II.
LaGuardia. national director Of
civilian defense, is expected 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Mckay Jury Quiz
Turns TO Group
Voting Guilty

The Federal Grand Jury inves-
tigation of the jury in the Frank
d. Mckay liquor conspiracy case.
will be resumed Tuesday with the
questioning OF Mrs. Grace Lowrie.
one of the seven jurors who voted
for conviction, United States Dis
trict Attorney John c. Lehr, said
today.
Most OF the other members of
the jury which was discharged
last Saturday because they were
unable to reach verdict, already
have been questioned regarding n
party given in Hotel Detroit
Leland.
TELLS OF LITTLE PARTY
Lehr said:
"Mrs. Grace Chambers, one
OF the original jurors. was ex-
cused during the trial because
of illness. She told me ut the
suggestion OF Balif Joe Sears
she acted as hostess at n little
party I'm the hotel.
"Mrs. Chambers said she or
dered Ave or six bottles of soft
drinks and seven or eight bottles
OF beer. A mock marriage was
held and the party. which lasted
only 30 minutes, was quiet and
innocent"
Lehr said questioning OF other
Jurors failed to develop any start
ling testimony and added; so FAR
the testimony hasn't brought out
as much as was printed in the
newspapers.
Mckay and II others were ac-
cused OF grating in the awarding
of liquor contract by the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Walter Kretehman
With Checker Cab Firm
for Is Years

Funeral services will he held at
, y. m. Tuesday for Walter
Al, of 10053 West
Fort street, who died suddenly
Thursday OF a heart ailment.
A native Detroiter. Mr. Kretch-
man was associated with the
Checker Cab Company for Is
years. He was Masonic Lodge
for u years.
He is survived by his mother
and brother. Roy. Burial will
be in Woodmere Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
CONSPIRACY CHARGED

The other charges he later
visited rubber company cm-
ploye 10 further a conspiracy 20
deliver code books signal books
photos photo negatives. sketches,
blue prints and documents 10
Germany.
Heine is scheduled 10 stand
trial with others Of the b3 named
mi the indictment or September 8
~ Beaakipn, y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Look Over Shoulder,
Traffic Poster Warns

The Traffic Engine ing Bureau
today is distributing its latest
poster for the Watch While You
Walk campaign. This months
poster warns pedestrians TO Look
over your shoulder for turning
cars when crossing a street at an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
.S49,43 Paid 3,
Fired by Ford;
Ends NLRBCdse

Twcnty-three discharged en-
Iployes of the Ford Motor Company,
who have since been reinsatted,
TODAY have a total of S49.243 in
back pay given them by the COM
lpany on the order of the Supreme
Court in settlement Of the first
detroit NLRB case br on & h I
against Ford by the JAW.
Payment of the money was
lordered by the court last January
and since that time. company and
lunion officials have been negotiat-
ing to determine on the exact
lamount that the men would have
received had they not been dis
charged in May. 1887.
The total amount was finally
decided 10 be S79,339 and from
this figure was deducted the
amount the men earned atother
Jobs during the time they did not
work at Ford'S.
CHECKS GIVEN TO MEN
The checks for the back pay
were presented TO the men in the
office of !. A. Capizzi. Ford at
torncy. The individual checks
ranged from less than $1,000
to S3.50l. which was presented TO
Roy Onncla of 80 East kalma
avenue Hazel Park
Onnela 5 two brothers. Ray. OF
the same address. and George. of
23096 Carlisle avenue, Hazel
Park, also received checks for
back pay and the awards 10 the
three brothers totaled $4,000.
The back pay was awarded 10
the men when the Supreme Court
upheld a decision of the NLRB
that the 3-Were fired from their
jobs in the Rouge plant for union
activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Governor Asks
Kelly TO Farley
Time, >raa Correspondent

NACkINAC ISLAND, July 10
Governor Van Wagner wrote
Secretary Of State Harry F. Kelly
today that he is ready and willing
10 end The Legislature adjourn
moni flaSCO
Re invited Kelly 10 tho island
TO talk things over because. the
governor SAID. he will not be able
10 attend the state administrative
board meeting IN Lansing next
Tuesday Republican legislators
who named Kelly AZ their repre-.
sentative arc hopeful he and Van
Wagner, viii reach = settlement.
The legislative adjournment Is
delaying the effective date Of
more than 300 bills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Train Kills Cherry Picker

LUDINGTON, July 19.-Wil-
liam B. Trewahella. 81, of De-
troit, cherry picker, was fatally
injured when he was struck by a
freight train here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

Gen. Hugh =. John on.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
FACTS ABOUT WOOL =.

Under provisions the Federal Wool Labelling Act in effect
interstate required to accurately
of wool products their
labels
Wool All Wool be used only designate virgin wool
product cleaned and sterized prior to spinning or telling
Wool the be used TO designate products
wool previously ted but not sold used
by Most "reprOcessed WOOL from short
lengths whose patterns have proved unpopular
short ends and et-overs from cutting tables.
required label wherever product has
wool which has received
Such materials retered by the manufacturer and their
augmented otherwise inadequate virgin
wool supply.
Broadly speaking fbers from sheep lamb cashmere
llama wool" But under provisions
which they have been previously put is to
he that the purchaser know exactly what ne or she
is getting.
labelling confined to shipments in interstate
unlabeled stocks hand retail stores
are Sold find alwoo and products clearly
labeled Is to material content.