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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Want to know how to
save lots Of time in
your food shopping?

The answer to the above question b
plan your menus ahead Of time.
Planning meals in advance not only
saves you time, money and trouble. L
4. today, practically your patriotic
duty. For today every minute must
eount-eveEy meal contribute to health
and morale. These few tips suggested
by the Safeway Homemakers' Bureau.
should help IN your menu planning.
Tip No. PLAN menus several days
h advance, whole week If possible. so
you'll see your food picture as whole
Then check to make sure you've in
Guided plenty Of variety and balance
Of foods needed for good nutrition
Tip No. 2-For good nutrition. each
days meals should include at least
pint Of milk for adults, quart for chill
dren; an egg per person. or at least s to
4 eggs a week; some enriched or whole
grain bread or cereal; a tomato or
citrus fruit or their juices; another
serving Of fruit; at least two servings of
vegetables besides potatoes. one prefer
ably green, leafy, or yellow; Q serving
Of meat fish, chicken, or sea food:
some butter or vitamin A fortified mar
garine; and whatever desserts and
special treats you like.
TIP No. 3-Bven the best food tastes
better served attractively. Be SURE to
include in every meal pleasing CON
trast Of shapes. colors. and textures. a.
well As contrasting temperatures and
havors. A well-known nutritionist has
said that q you are color-conscious and
include food that's white. green. yell
low. and red in each days menus. your
vitamins and minerals will take care
of themselves.
Tip No. 4-Plan menus on regular,
definite day in the week. whenever's
most convenient for you. and allow
yourself plenty Of uninterrupted time
to do really good job.
Tip No. Sits more fun to plan
meals when you're little hungry. and
your ideas may be better then. too. {.
Tip No. 6-Many homemakers find
It easiest to plan breakfasts for the
week first, next dinners. and finally
lunches or suppers. This scheme lets
you check over breakfast and dinner
for each day before planning the third
meal. SO you can make sure It com.
pletes the nutritional picture
Do your children cook sveiI3
Read the article in this weeks issue Of
Family Circle Magazine on getting
children interested in cooking. Family
Circle comes out every Thnrsday-
free at Safeway.
- 4 As~; :: s:,s.! s. s,,.....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
Mayor ProCIalms
Scrap Collection
Period Oct. III

Mayo! Horny T.. Powell today H.
ID 81 proclamation designating tn.
..IDd from October ! f. October
as IL time Tor sC.D mclal col
r'."nS ln! the cItv. 1t va, in CON.
. rii'n with The newspaper sC!a, ,
'.'". winch began las; Thursday f.
am !1r three weeks.
me mayor said In" city and crti.-
should a" their part IN TIN, TN
1'r'aEing. and called upon ali cit
.'hN 10 dn their utmost Ia -" that
H'i ~rrJp - collected and turned IT.
'r Junk dealers
following l. tho proclamation in
Whereas. the period ui October Ii
." -i-i Has been sci apart ten. an M
.'i'slNc c"niHlgn . GCt all TIC ,cr,r,
material INTO the iIGhi against tin.
ANS. and the newspapers 81 Norfr
CORONA arc sponsoring this can
'USr. which extends into every pIrt
81 North Carolina. and prilc.. nav,
been offered for tho best collection
"i scrdp IN the various counties.
And. whereas. Vance county ana
me CITY al Henderson arc auHiur
Jhi' the county and CItv should de-
N'ir part {" aid IN getting all The
crap IN the city and county u 'hc
HHnd' oi those agencies which w.i,
.'r"ccS. II into armamcnts L. bc u~,,.
y ,hc armed forces of tho tuI',u
Nations:
Nov. therefore. |. Henry =.
'"w"i!. mayor OF Henderson. de- So
aside the period from October 1t q.
October 2lSt aS u period iur micu-
i've collection oi scrap ~ thc CIiy
1t Henderson and do call upon al p.
'tir citizens 80 do their utmost Ia ,c'.
hat all scrap is collected and tulI-
q III 10 the junk dealers during ihrs
period.
Done in Henderson. y. C.. This list
ny IT oct phCr. 1912
HENRY +. POWELL.
Mayor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
Newspaper
Week Talk
For Rotary

N.H"mal Newspaper Vice.. v.. 'ir
"n''' "i In" program at the w,r.Iv
fa''u& ui the Henderson Er'..y
'H, tuesday evening at the Nurr,.
l'''. tn" S~"ukrr wIs Henry i.
h"'H.-. editor of the Henderson dis
patch.
/" u hraNlcy. club president. pre-
'''" al The meeting. and A. T..
"'-'"r "ns IN charge ui The pru.lan,
.na introduced the speaker.
PHI i;"" ley called attention. |,
i'' act That This i, NaIiuna! Fire
Prevention Week also. while Mr.
"'~''r reminded members -! thu.
.-I'HG" campaign and asked then.
i""r; cooperation in Tie ,ndcr:.k
az. II" Is county salvage chairman.
!# he tails. Mr.. Dennis ,pnl." q!
sI' .'ra. newspaper ii, Id and at in,.
",-,- of the newspaper profession!
.yHv.aliy. Reference WAS mad" L.
.Hi' of Tie problems Ul tie pub
...E.& business IN these Wdr TINT.
.Hu DI - contribution III" new
rIn.ss Hir making Ia the Ma. pro-
,..an. II" also stated that Tree
I,""l. free press and freedom 10.
."!'2..n W"!, u, vital a. the Con-
.N'..'n ITSELF. and that democracy
'.uiG not exist WIlhuut them: lhl'
.... Eccdpm and the democracy
"t..t stand on TAI, together in III.
country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
TUESDAY Club Has
Program On India

India was the subject tor u very
interesting program presented before
jir members vi the Wuman'S tn, So
'H% club Tuesday al,crnoun. wnc.
icy met al the home ui Mrs. ]. r
alderman and Mrs. j. NJ l..a,r.
M,s W Il. Waddiil MAS in charge ul
Ire program.
Mis-. Waddlll described the com
..H. u people and education. r,pv-
'."iN pertaining 10 women. it, re-
"i."n and politics. An account ni the
pc .N"lU Pandit was given by Al.
=. n' |"u.lnF. Mrs. Henry Perry rsl,:
'''... poems by Pagorc. and ~rlcy-
..nH .nuinrr collectors 80 in.
&C." u.'a.s. Airs. Leslie Perry told
'' .,.,rd uu!am women she had
.@""u personality.
Mrs. \. rsm"u and Mrs Peace
i a s"I~d plate with coffee L.
o. MuH members: Mrs. T.. +.
t''.'.' Doe. .,'!>. j.. g. Allen. Mir. =. I .
i'"'rv. Mrs. I!,n.y pr,ry. Mrs. Kat.
Watkins. Mt-. !. j. DAYS. Mr..
.c.,,' Perry. NIrs II. -. WaddiiI.
The nrN' meeting viii be held m
N"y'mb"r with M... Il. G.. Alien, IN
accord with the c'.u'. decision g.
nav" only IN" m,.'... month Tor
die duration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
DESTROYER TO BEAR
PITT NATIVES NAME

Raleigh, Oct. 7.-(AP-Governo
Broughton announced today that the
Navy had assigned the name Of Cot
ten to a destroyer now under con-
structiop in honor of the late Cap
tain Lyman Atkinson Gotten.
The governor was informed OF the
Nays decision by Mrs Elizabeth
II. Gotten OF Chapel Hill. widow of
Captain Gotten.
Captain Gotten, native Of. Pitt
county, served in the SpaniSh-Amcr-
lean War. i'm the Philippines, the
Boxer Rebellion. and commanded a
squadron of sub chasegS in the Eng
llSh Channel during the last World
War.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
four
Tho Authority on Authorities"

nounC"d as tins. Those four
spades IN the Eur'h haui could
produce anywhcr" from two To
tine" ruling tricks ~ addition 10
which tn" possession Of those
trUinpS lnSUrcs Va" ,ii.tx Of
South'S suit hv cutting down tho
number Of 'ruwps tn" opponents
hold
West obcGIcn'lv opened the 10
Of his partner diamond SUI'. the
A winning amt IN" * taking IN"
second diamond Tho heart \ and
a heart ;Uft. club i lin. ss,d 10 the
* and a b"la'rI spade lea! by
West 10 IN" il * rn' \ enabled
South ~ TAX" tn" RS, of ~.
tricks. II" rIi!vG q second heart
came to his own hand with tn.
club y. rIH-d h.s las, heart
rdficd Il diamond "I'h tho ton
high tUr West 10 ov"r-ruf. then
cashcd the srto" Q ana i and the
club &. 10 p. aa extra trick.
Even with aa original spade
lead. he could have MACE a game
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
AOC1ety News
THE MUSHROOM.

In shady place
Where grass grew sparse
! saw Il mushroom
AS Fat as Il purpuisc.
And covered with notified silky
skin
Stretched drum-tight OYER
Its round smooth face.
And best of all
! saw the PUPPY stalk
Starring out al a pit
The edge as clean and clear
As whistle.
As II the plant had shot out q!
The cool earth
In a single instant.
Philip RDsact,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
CHANGES IT'S NATURE

ALL THAT . chameleon can do.
. a Lghtning-chanse artist. is to
turn from one color into another
A bridge hand can do more than
that. II can suddenly shift it's en-.
tire nature. from a definitely bad
hand into good one. You may sit
there with cards which Seem much
too weak % Justify any response
at all to your partners bid. but.
after he cells again. showing q
new suit. realize suddenly that
you have a splendid fit for II. to-
sether with shortage elsewhere.
SO that your trumps may be used
Tor runns. Then you are in the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
Miss Raines Weds
Lawrence p. Shipp

Mrs. Lille RaIn"r announces the
nIarI laGc oi her daughter. Marion
REth. Ia Lawrence prnciion Shin.
81 Norfolk, Va. The marriage tnuE
place on October ;. 1912. at Dillon,
South Carolina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07

The regular meeting ii Weldon.
chapter. .. +. s. Will be held tia.
evening q; the Masonic Hall al Ep-
som n 8 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
.Jr Civic. Iul,

The Junior Civic UiD'b will meet 81
3 o'clock tonight al the NOM" %, II,
Alma DiNul. with Nils DrHuu uuu
Miss Jeanne Dunn co., nurI.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
In New York.
WcllOnS Chapter Meets.

Stanley +. TcIsrr Is IN Ecw Nr..
City Tins week on Il buying trip.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07


..,!I /. -mJefs and two appointed by
the governor. State Senator Ryar
MacBryde and ". l.. Lumpkin and
Representatives Victor Bryan, ana
John Kerr, chairman of the finance
and appropriations committees, and
Governor Broughton are current cX-
oiiicio members, with former Sen
ator J. II. Clark of Bladen and \. )
Brewer of Duke University a. ap-
pointed members.
CAUSEWAY - Chairman Ben
PRINCE ot the highway commission
doesn't know how much interest con-
tractors will have III the prnpu,cl
Camden causcway, but the projcct i
being advertised for bids. Money lon
the half-million dollar job was al
located months ago, il has been APP
proved by the federal public road.
commission, the U. S. Navy ana "a
war production board. In spite ul all
that approval there may be some
difficulty in obtaining essential steel
piping Tor the constructing opera
lions. AT any rate. tho highway com
mission is ready and eager 70 o.
ahead with it.
CONTEMPLATION -- The lnr
work OF Sheriff ". d. Reynold, Of
Scotland county III running down a
white man charged with the rape
and murder oi Il Negro woman
elicit Il letter of cnmmcnd,tinu
from Governor Broughton. The soy-
crnor said that Sheriff Reynolds had
done just aS much as any officer DOS
SlbIy could have d o., hdu the sit
uation been reversed and Ncsru
man had raped a white woman. He
thinks ii is tine commentary on in
ter-racial conditions; and dir not fail
Ia express his pleasure and pride
that it was IA North Carolina sheriff
VINO had shown to the , Grid that
justice hcru recognizes no color Inc.
CROWDlNG--By little crowdina
ot tho Offices remaining n the once
Widc-reaching state Nph :ct-u.,,
room was found in the Casveil
building for the State retirement
fund commission. 4 proposition
came from WPA just barely in time
Ia stop negotiations on i inns-terln
lease for space in Raleigh office
building. In fact. negotiations WerL
completed but papers had not been
signed. Putting the retirement work
crs in the State building will save
the taxpayers about Saho a month
rent. which would have been paid
for the prlvatcly-owncd quarters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07

CT ARhNrINE -- Three eastern
North Carolina counties are apt t.
ar placed under federal quarantine
iur Cnutru! al the whit r-fringcd
beetle. y meeting viii he held al
NIGhi>h"rp Thursday afternoon to
consider IT., matter. InlcStutiGn ha.
been lrUud IN Wayne. Fender and
N,A li"u,N ~ counties sufficiently tu
ai;nm stat" and federal cntrmulue-
lSI. J. Tia" quarantine is invoked /
"l!l pr"N":!t shipment from the areas
@! ~"l.. >hl un,. seeds. on any uthC.
material which might. contribute To-
,nc spread ui the .T,ilc. The white
lr!ugrd beetle Is T., IatIvciy new 90
North Carolina. but in case .apybndy
THINKS ne doesn't amount to much,
{. II. Braunun. State cntOmolSgIst,
SAID the wiIItr-iI.ugcd beetle has
pCrU dr-rI!HCd by some ,Inomulog.
.~'> a~ worse than the Doll wcCNil,
'hc JAPANESE beetle and the McXi-
can bean Dc,tic all combined" Bran
nom and others ..nm the department
recently went To- Washington To dis
cj'ss control measures va federal
authorities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
CONGRATULATIONS
'&tA&&}!z
Brit, of son,

T1r. and Mr. " - l@u'lcv 1r-
r",'ucc the tilti 81 ~ #'i-2 it, -ru
%'i"l'y ni.nt. D"tuhgr I. igjI. %.
ria rarham hospital
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter IIntrl--Raleigh

RECArS-In spite Of the extra de-
mhnd~ al war time conditions, tho
federal bureau Of investigation is not
long up ~ iS ST., zee to variou.;
stat" prnIi institutions il rcCaptur-
nG CSCdp 1t CuuvjCt>. Within the pasi
week Tia" North Carolina State prisol,
has brought back cSrapccS from H.
I.nOi>, SnU,h Dakota. Arizona. Nc ~
York and Georgia al apprchcnded
through the cooperation of the FBI
and the finger printing system wnIC.'
mas been Developed. One of the re-
captured men had been gone since
December. 1893. Another Was found
as an enlisted man IN the Amy Sta-
toned ~ Arizona. State prisons rec.
ORD oi escapes II not ~ good, but
me ,vC'rd on rcCaplUres indicates
clearly that II doesn't pay - rum
away nuu. Il North Carolina prison
lamp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-07

BUDGETS Tie budget commits
zion l- engages 80 bearing rcqu,S Il.
nom State departments and instiirI-
uons To-. appropriations needed In,
the nest b.OUu.'uH. The commission
held an executive session Tuesday
muInlu- before he hearing wniCn
.rvlu Wh.rg lnWsmcn and diners
were barred ~ soon as that con-
terence WIS uf"g the secretary uf
state Wa rdI,,d 10 present his re-
quest. ON the pvC-arrangcd Schcd-
ale The governors office WAS first.
but after the "r.ccuilvc session" Tic
order Wu- changed. Something wL.,
said about the increased requests TOT
defense purpose rom the governor
office being leading. Anyhow. on
the regular operations budget the
governor asked Tor about 81 900 less
than he g"' two years ago.
NEW MEN Most of the depart
mems are asking approximately the
same a. they got before. with ten
per cent pay Increases for all cn-
pluyc,s. iwc asked for twu addI-
iIuual employees. one securities ca
dN'Illcr ana "., custodian Ol books
"nd records. The State treasurer ask
at tor auutuc. UIuIur accountant tu
take care ul 'hc University payroll.
\ few other clerical workers were
asked by uthcg departments. but ur
inc whole the State offices appear -
ne willing 10 Gc along with prcScn;
personnel # tine pay increase :
granted. Nearly all of them rctiuccc
requests tor travel allowances.
INSTITUTIONS -- Indicating ina;
he meant what he said some wees
ago Ibpui asking for more liberal
appropriations tor Stat" hospitals for
mental patients. Governor Brough-
ton said ne would Ill with the COM
mission when those institutions are
called Other times Assistant Dircc-
tor DCytun g. on hand.
COMMISSION The budget COM
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
PUBLIC OPINION
Discussion OF any subject Of general Interest is Invited In these
columns. Writer'S name must be given but may
be withheld from print II desired.

Wagner will see his duty to veto
that bill, and that he will veto 1t
with such righteous indignation that
his pen will rip the paper it is writ
ten upon.
| also am thoroughly ashamed OF
the altitude OF a large percentage
OF my fellow Americans (~so-called) d.
There was a time when the whole OF
the American people deemed II a
great privilege. In either peace or
war. TO sacrifice anything and every
thing for their country, But not SO
nowdays-while the brave men die
on the battlefields, vsinly fighting
battles that have already been lost
by those at home, those same work
men at home" are losing more bat
Ties, and are literally plunging a
b3yonet, with their own hands. into
the backs OF millions OF American
soldiers and sailors. They do Il with
their days woIk"-eight TO ten
hours ~peppsred with five and ten
minute rest" periods; Mushrooms
iilled continuously throughout the
day with lettering. chatty groups OF
men who are In no hurry TO get
-ack to their machines; restrained
peed on the Job for fear they might
lose some production concession
Which theis union has gained for
them, long hours OF the day lost ar.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
.THEY SAY

"Reminiscences ". Lands.
sexecutive director OF the once OF
.Civilian Defense warns: Some
s~sections OF the country still don't
fbelieve we are in a | don't
know whether they will wake UP
until something happens"
New York-James A. Farley.
former Postmaster General, nomi-
mates complacency as the No. l
enemy: COMPETENCY is the silent
partner OF the. Axis and must be
beaten before we can hope 10 beat
the rest Of the gang
Neutrality-suspicious. Dies. chair.
man OF the House Committee on I'M
American Activities in a report on
Pacific Coast conditions The
United states has been and still 3.
lax, tolerant, and SOFT toward the
Japanese who have violated Amer.
lean Hospitality"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14


vi Willie Jones, aged II, Is building
81, German Messerschmit plane to-
play with skill in his fingers and a
c1lIght bit of mayhem in his heart
m Willie, a resident OF any city or
toowa in the United States you care
mo mention. has become part OF
America war effort. lie is going
% build model planes-modeis oil
inAmerican and British and German
dand japanese and Italian planes
$50 accurate that Americas pilots
gf4ho study them Will know what's
coming at them in the air and
ciAmerica's spoilers and air raid
~HsEardens Will know an enemy ship
gfrom the mail plane.
NJ The models will be or q n to ~
Cinch scale-one inch on the model
win represent s!A feet on the orig
rnal-
d Stick one up iu 'front.' OF the ring
Gsight OF q standard aerial gun
mount and your flying cadet knows
..sxactly what the reel thing would
De like at longer range.
n The boys IN thousands OF manual
.ilrainins and specialized craft
,,schools throughout tho nation will
rturn out 5Qe.0UO Of the models
OF each ii 50 types Of fight
,eng planes.
New Yorks schools have been
given a quota Of 10000; Pennsyl-
vania's schools 5000; Ohio, Hi
nois and California, 10000 each
.eand other states correspondingly
nSmaller quotas.
n And Willie is in line for some.
1thing more than mucilags stained
mhngers. He is in line for a certin-
Tcate testifying that he is a profes-
asional model plane builder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
PATRIOTISM

nv 49,"
Editor:
! an an American citizen who Is
deeply ashamed OF the Michigan
Legislature for their act OF this
Gay, In voting Overwhelmingly to
discard the newly acquired War
Time, and thereby lose the extra
hour which the great industrial
power OF this state had gained on
the enemy.
Don't these supposedly intelligent
men know that the adoption OF War
Time by the nation meant that. from
that day forward until the end OF
the war, every plane. ship. gun.
tank, and every piece OF equipment
produced by the entire nation would
reach the battlefield one hour ear
lier than II would have otherwise
And don't they know that within
another month II will be daylight al
the new 7 o'clock, with a consequent
saving OF sixty minutes each night
OF electrical illumination by both in.
Gustly and private homes? Don't
they know there Is a war on?
Or don't they know anything?
The effect OF their act executed TO
day could not have been more disss-
trous T. IL had been planned. inter,
tlonli sabotage.
! pray 10 God that Governor Van
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Rural Events
TODAY

TODAY
Stony Creek
Dance at Grange Hall.
London
Children's department OF Sunday
School will have valentine party in
Sunday School rooms at 2:30 ?. m
Canton
Cake walk and Valentine party
at Palmer School, Beck and Geddes
Rds, $3.50 p. m.
FEBRUARY II
Willis
Mrs. Ray Meyers will entertain
High Five Pedro Club.
Stony Creek
Card party at hall.
Msybee
Chicken supper at st. Joseph
Hall, 5 to s p. m.
FEBRUARY 10
Sheldon
Boy Scout leaders and their wives
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Sutton.
FEBRUARY 10
OakVille
E. II. Chapelie will be guest
speaker at the PATTERSON banquet
In the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

guing with the management about
how the plant should be run.
strikes, jurisdictional tie-ups. and
on and on ~endlessly. Their war et-
fort must frighten the enemy al
most as much as street dancers and
Mickey Mouse Cartoons.
| am an employee Of the Ford
Motor Company. and l am boiling
mad over the events which have
transpired in the Rouge Plant for
the last three days. Firstly. | most
heartily condemn the representa-
tives OF the employees for poking
their noses into the company busi.
ness In the matter Of suitable disci.
pline for a r~ecalcitrant employe.
Secondly. If the charge by union
spokesman is true, that the manage
ment shut off the powel-then i
most heartily condemn the manage
ment for that act OF sabotage. and
COulcuu mat kuGlc 10 oolhCpho ~
the management who also should be
severely disciplined.
Thirdly don't give a boot who
Is right or who is wong. In this
dispute or any other. grievances big
or little-during war there "a be
NO grievance big enough TO excuse
any stoppage OF work anywhere
II work does stop. there can be no
other brand for It except "sabo-
tage"i
Where is that overwhelming 10y.
atty and patriotism Of the Amer
lean People? We used to have it
where Is 1t now? Where is the com.
NOR decency that should prevent
men from shooting their own sons
and neighbors in the back while
they are at the front bravely dying
for their Country?
Yes, sir. | am deeply ashamed to
admit that | was corn and raised
with this generation.
ERNEST CULP
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
now WELL

Regardless OF depressing war re-
or criticism OF possible fund.-
IN matters pertaining 10 pre-
I~wparedness. all must ind consola-
.Mion In efforts being made 10 com
bat unemployment and depression
SCAT the end OF the war. one OF the
eratest moves is being made by the
committee on labor. These
: men have begun study VI q pre-
. posed board 70 achieve the on
. tinuous full employment Of all
: Americans able and willing to
" work.
: The board. 70 be known as the
" national commission on post war
: reconstruction would include fye
I representatives each from the two
I houses OF Congress. three from the
l executive branch OF the govern
I ment; three from farm organiza-
} tions. three from labor. three from
1 business and industry. three from
church organizations. three from
consumer groups; two from e1uca-
ton; one from public health and
welfare; one economist and one
Industrial engineer.
The report authorizes the appro-
priation-o OF 100000 for tho commits
sion. out OF which is 70 be paid the
$4,000 d year salary-oi the execu-
tive director OF the commission.
Members OF the commission would
be given compensation for expenses
in carrying out commission pro
jects. How well this money 3
spent will be proven after the war.
We may eve know Just how IL IS
spent, but its how well that real
~ counts.