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Evening star., 1942-01-17
BY the Associs ted Press.


ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. 17.-Act-
ing quickly to Offset anticipated re-
ductions in automobile tax reve-
nues, the Board of Public Works
of State operations.
Fiscal experts have estimated
revenues from automobile titling
taxes alone may be chopped by as
much as 100000 due to tire ra-
tioning and the ban on new car
sales.
Estimated economies voted by
the board are:
Elimination of convention attend
ance expenses by departmental rep
resentatives, $4,000; elimination of
printing annual reports, $1,000;
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Price Reoppoints Three
To U. of Virginia Bourd
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 17.-Gov.
Price yesterday announced re-
appointment of three members OF
the University of Virginia's Board
of Visitors for terms ending Febru-
ary %, 1914.
They were C. B. Garnett of Arl-
ington, r. Gray Williams Of Win
chester and Hollis Rinehart OF
Charlottesville.
Gov. Price also appointed Ed
ward w. Lauck of Luray to the
Virginia Conservation Commission
to I'LL the unexpired term Of the late
Col. James D. Tate of Chilhowie.
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Dr.. Anderson to Speak
At u. of MARYLAND

DR.. Howard Stone Anderson of
the First Congregational Church of
Washington will be the guest
speaker at student vesper services
at the University of Maryland at
6:15 pm. tomorrow in the admin
istration building auditorium. His
topic will be Unconventional
Wishes"
Members Of the graduating class,
with Gerald Prentice, president,
viii be guests Of honor.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Wife Seeks Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Jan. II (Spe-
ciaD. Mrs. Lenore Oldfield Of
Bethesda has filed suit here for an
absolute divorce from Benjamin w.
Oldfleld, also of Bethesda, charging
desertion. The petition states the
Oldfields were married April 10,
1919, and have an adopted child.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Fuirfux Aide Joins Navy

FAIRFAX, Va, Jan II (SpeciaD i.
j. B. Armfleld, jr., who recently
volunteered for service in the Navy,
has been granted a leave of abb
sence from his duties as clerk Of the
Fairfax County School Board. Mrs.
Elsie Benson of Herndon was named
acting clerk in Mr.. Armfield's ab-
Sence.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Maryland Churches
List Sermon Topics
For Tomorrow
HyqttsviIIe Methodists
To Hear Dr.. Poyton
As Guest Speaker

Guest speaker at the II am. serv-
ice tomorrow at the Memorial
Methodist Church of Hyattsvile,
Md, will be the Rev. Jacob S. Pay.
ton, D. D.. executive secretary of
the Methodist Commission on Camp
Activities.
DR.. Payton has chosen as his sub
ject "Christ's Beatitude for Men
of Vision"
Now the Washington correspond
ent of the Christian Advocate, DR..
Payton, was for five years editor
and director Of the National Meth
odist Press. He is a member of the
Pittsburgh Conference.
Greenbelt Community.
"The Seven Rules for Christian
Giving" will be the theme of the
Rev. Wilmer P. Johnston at II am.
Kensington Baptist.
The Rev. Clarence E. Jones, jr.,
will speak on DO Ye Even so
Unto Them" at 10 am. and on Not
Every One Who Saith Lord! Lord!"
at 7:30 pm.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Lutheran.
What Seek YEP" will be the topic
of the Rev. Raymond A. Vogeley
at II am.
Bethesda Methodist.
The Rev. Hartwell F. Chandler
will speak on THE Christian Life
in a Nation at War" at IL am, and
on "A Test OF Courage or Convic-
ton" at 8 pm.
Hyattsville Church Of Christ,
Scientist.
Subject of the lesson sermon at
IL am. services and Sunday school
will be Life"
Silver Spring Calvary Lutheran.
"Christ's Glory First Seen at
Cana" will be the Rev. Carl A.
Koerber's II am. topic.
Bethesda Christian.
The Rev. william G. Dram will
speak at II am. on 'The Lord
Loveth the Gates of Zion More
Than All the Dwellings of Jacob"
Mount Rainier Christian.
The Rev. Fred Z. Miller will dis
cuss 1.-THE Waters Of Life" at 10
am. His 7:45 pm. topic will be
Pictures of Jesus-The Book Of
Luke"
Kensington Methodist.
"A Prophet in Politics" will be the
II am. theme Of the Rev. Edwin A.
Ross.
Bethesda Baptist.
1.-THE Heavenly Father" will be the
1885 am. topic, of the Rev. j. Ray
mond Nelson. He will have as his
8 pm. topic, The Divine Savior" :"
Bethesda Presbyterian.
At II am. the Rev. James S.
Albertson will speak on Pine Linen,
Badgers Skins and Onyx Stones"
At pm. he will discuss Christ and
Human Need-When We Cannot
Find God"
Cabin John Methodist.
The Rev. U. 8. A. Heavener will
speak on Grace and Gifts at Work
in the Church" 1t II am.
Silver Spring st. Lukes Lutheran.
The II am. topic will be 1.-The
Epiphany of Christ Through the
Church"
Mount Zion Cedar Grove Baptist.
The Rev. C. A. Brubaker will have
as his 1890 am. subject What
Time Is It?" at Mount Zion and at
1880 am. at Cedar Grove. At
2:30 pm. he will speak at the Ger
mantown Baptist Church on THE
Sin of the Hour"
Berwyn Presbyterian.
The Rev. M. B. Faust will preach
on Christian Character" at II an.
Brentwood Methodist.
The Rev. G. NJ. Butt will discuss
"The Surviving Church" at II am.
and THE Way Of Salvation" at 8
pm.
FOrestville Methodist.
Speaking ut II am. will be Dr..
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Malaria Hampers Jups

BERLIN, Jan. II (Omcial Broad
casD R.-Quoting an ofncial jap
anese report. DN.B. said today 10
per cent of the Japanese troops in
Malaga were suffering from malaria
or other ailments.
Evening star., 1942-01-17

Horace e. Cromer, district superin-
tendent of the Washington east
district.
Potomac Methodist.
Dayton E. McClain Of American
University will speak 1t II am. In
the absence Of the Rev. Elgar G.
Soper, pastor. The theme will be
Problems Solved by the Cross"
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Westover Baptist.

The Rev. Perry L. Mitchell will
preach on God Forbid" at II am.
and at 7:45 pm. on Afraid to Wor-
ship" Services will be held at the
Claude A. Swanson Junior High
School. $500 North Washington
boulevard.
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Central Methodist,

Topics of the Rev. Harry w. Cra-
yer are Il Touched the Face of God"
at II am. and at 7:30 pm. Sop
orifics. The Rev. e. Leon Smith
will speak at Junior church at II
an.
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Cherrydale Baptist.

The Rev. William Herbert Brown
speaks at II am. on THE Victorious
Christ" and at 7:30 pm. on His
tory's Greatest Enigma"
Evening star., 1942-01-17

The Rev. Franz G. Borbe has
chosen for IL am. What Price the
Christi" and at 8 pm. THE Open
and Closed Book"
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Mount Olivet Methodist.

At IL am. the Rev. Charles L.
De Long will discuss The Christian
Is q Citizen of Two Worlds"
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Arlington Baptist.

The Rev. Erwin Hayes Puryear
will preach at II am. on The God
of Patience, Hope and Peace" and
at 7:30 pm. on Gods Gift"
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Wilson boulevard Christian.

At II am. the Rev. Ira P. Har-
baugh will talk on Destitute in a
Far Country" and at 7:45 pm. on
The Present Power of God in Life u
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Cherrydale United Baptist.

At II am the Rev. Elmer Lucas
will discuss Getting Results" and
at 8 pm. "The Worth of an Individ-
ual" Church officers will be in
stalled at IL am.
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Arlington Methodist,

Bargaining Belief Is the II am.
sermon topic Of the Rev. P. Lee
Palmore and at pm. The Hands
Of Jesus"
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Pershing Drive Christian.
Topic of the Rev. Berwyn E. Jones
at IL am. will be What Shall We
Choose From Life?"
Evening star., 1942-01-17

Yaeger will preach on "The
Dynamics of Gods Grace" Serv-
ices will be held at 30O8 Wilson
boulevard.
Dulin Chapel Methodist.
At II am. the Rev. Harry P.
Baker will discuss The Man Of
Fire" and at 7:45 pm. You Can
not Beat the Gale"
CrOssman Methodist.
The Rev. John Rallson Hendricks
will preach on THE Christian
Views Temperance" at II am.
Vienna Oakton Methodist.
Finding God" is the 10:30 am.
sermon theme Of the Rev. Harry
G. Balthis at Oakton. The same
topic will be used at Vienna at
II 80 am, at Dunn Loring at Sis
pm. and at Merrifield at 8 pm.
Arlington Faith Lutheran.
At $50 am. and II am. the Rev.
George j. Grewenow will preach
on mot Made With Hands,"
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Arlington Naxarene Church.

The Rev. Lawrence w. Conway
will speak on THE Eternal Quest
Where Is God?" and at 7:45 pm.
''Ihe Universal Outlaw"
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Bethel Evangelical and Reformed

At II am. the Rev. Lee A. Peeler
will discuss Gods, We Make" I"
Services will be conducted at Kate
Waller Barrett School, 400 North
Henderson road.
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Rock Spring Congregational.
At IL am. the Rev. Paul R. Hunter
will speak on What Age Is This?"
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Arlinxton Calvary Methodist.

Harry B. Fleharty, special as
sistant to the United States Attor-
ney General, will speak on Our
Present Need" at the Calvary Meth
odist Church, Twenty-third and
Grant streets South, Arlington, at
SPIN. The Rev. Thomas G. Betsch-
Ter will speak at II am. on How to
Pray in Time of War"
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Community Methodist.

Love Your Enemies" Is the II
an. topic of the Rev. Walter M.
Lockett, jr.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
LewinsvfIIe PRESBYTERIAN

The Rev. Franklin B. Gillespie will
preach at II am. on Out of the
Depths"
Evening star., 1942-01-17

sparkling chandeliers Volunteers work rough panks laid
horses
Mondays you find Dutch ladies turning out
bandageS On Tuesdays it's the Greeks Wednesdays the
Norwegans British Thursdays the Polish Latin Amer
ican and Frencand through the week National
usually headed by ranking diplomatic wives They have
made 48 types of surgical dressings to fit wound suffered
ship or battlefield To fold gauze and cotton they employ
whalebones Since Pearl Harbor the number
volunteers for this unit has doomed by about 100 day. In
the building the Red Cross houses Offices for the
War Fund drive assrooms for aides home nursing
nutrition Brae shop and headquarters for emergency first
aid and the mobile canteen.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Clarendon Methodist.

Who Conquers - Monster or
Lamb" will be sermon theme of
the Rev. George G. Oliver at II m.
The evening topic is Where We
Need to Conouer.''
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Clarendon First Baptist.

The Rev Frank L. Snyder's IL a m.
sermon topic will be when God
Laughed" and at 7:45 pm. What Is
Seventh Day Adventism?"
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Vienna PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Horace C. Lukens will
preach on The Light Of the World"
at IL am.
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Resurrection Lutheran.
At IL am. the Rev. Carl +
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BarcrOft Church.

"A Disciple Surprised" will be the
II am.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Virginia Pastors LIST
Themes Of Sermons
For Tomorrow
Dr.. AItfother to Tolk
Again on Looking
Toword the Cross

DR.. Alton B. Altfather, pastor Of
the Falls Church Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow will preach the
second in his series Of sermons,
Looking Toward the Cross"
His theme at II am. will be THE
Problem of Doubt"
Falls Church Baptist.
Giving Christ Pre-Eminence"
will be the theme of the Rev. U. S.
Knox at IL am. At 7:45 pm. he
will speak on DUTY Committed"
Westminster Presbyterian.
At II am. the Rev. F. w. Haver-
kamp will speak on "On Earth as 1t
Is in Heaven"
Ballston Presbyterian.
The Unavoidable Fact of Christ"
will be the II am. topic Of the Rev.
Llnius L. Strock.
Bancroft Church.
"A Disciple Surprised" will be the
theme of the Rev. G. w. Raines at
II am.
Vienna Presbyterian.
The Rev. Horace C.. LukenS will
preach on The Light Of the World"
at IL am.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Ballston PRESBYTERIAN.

The Unavoidable Fact of Christ"
will be the II am. topic of the Rev.
Llnius L. Strock.
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BAuSt0n Baptist.

Ballston Baptist.
The Rev. Franz G. Borbe has
chosen for IL am. What Price the
Christi" and at 8 pm. The Open
and Closed Book"
Cherrydale United Baptist.
At II am the Rev. Elmer Lucas
will discuss Getting Results" and
at 8 pm. THE Worth of an Individ-
ual" Church officers will be in
stalled at IL an.
Central Methodist.
Topics of the Rev. Harry w. Cra-
yer are Il Touched the Face of God
at II am. and at 7:30 pm. "Sop-
orifics." The Rev. E. Leon Smith
will speak at Junior church at II
an.
Lewinsville Presbyterian.
The Rev. Franklin B. Gillespie will
preach at II am. on Out of the
Depths"
Bethel Evangelical and Reformed.
At II am. the Rev. Lee A. Peeler
will discuss Gods. We Make
Services will be conducted at Kate
Waller Barrett School, 400 North
Henderson road.
Arlington Baptist.
The Rev. Erwin Hayes Puryear
will preach ut II am. on The God
Of Patience, Hope and Peace" and
at 7:30 pm. on Gods Gift"
Arlington Methodist.
Bargaining Belief" is the II am.
sermon topic of the Rev. P. Lee
Palmore and at pm. The Hands
Of Jesus"
Mount Olivet Methodist.
At IL am. the Rev. Charles L.
De Long will discuss The Christian
Is q Citizen Of Two Worlds"
Arlington Naxarene Church.
The Rev. Lawrence w. Conway
will speak on The Eternal Quest
Where Is God?" and at 7:45 pm.
''The Universal Outlaw"
Community Methodist.
Love Your Enemies" is the II
an. topic of the Rev. Walter M
Lockett, jr.
Resurrection Lutheran.
At II an. the Rev. Carl "
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Falls Church BAPTIST.

At II am. the Rev. F. w. Haver-
kamp will speak on "On Earth as 1t
Is in Heaven"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
TUG DO(KED HERE
 HAS GALLEY FIRE

Fire broke out early this morn- ing in the galley of the tug Com modore resulting from faulty oil stove. Part of the galley was de- stroyed before members of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department put the flames out. The alarm was from Box IT at 7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
American Ship Fights
 Off Two Raiders; Hot
 Battle in South Atlantic

Watkins, Charles D. Johnson, Ar thur M. Saari, William Morgan, Edward Radde, Pete A. Savella, Fred Jacobson, John A. Gebala, William R. Taylor, John Brandvik, Emil Schimelpfenig, Albert s. Glover, William O'Brien, Alfred E. Otto, Philip M. Mcleod, Tom John, Earl C. Lundgren, Lawrence J. Walker, Martin Brandall, Aniceto V. Magdalnyo, Eddie K. Jackson, Arthur Nicholson, James w. Mo Naughton, Elmer Fern, Karl B. Lundstrom, William Ericksen, Will liam H. Fife, Knuk Solbeck, Fred R. Spaulding, Moses A. Wilson, Ju- lian o. Awuino, Calvin E. Pool, Charles L. Skuse, Lynn c. Vernon, Edward Miller, Ernest A. Ehler, Frank A. Clark, Warren F. Geddes, Ray H. Whitmore, Stanley V. Grummett, William w. Horsman.
 4-F-Ismael c. Vosotros.
 l-C-Elmer I. Speer, Harold Bandrup, Henry Rogers, David Peter Brown.
 1-C-(enlisted) Paul R. Shank lin, Trueman E. Cook, Joseph Brady, Emil J. Loughran, Francis J. Parsons
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-A me- dium sized American merchant ship exchanged shot for shot with two enemy surface raiders in the South Atlantic, sinking one of the raiders and badly damaging the other before she herself plunged beneath the waves, the Navy reports.
 Only ten of the merchantman's crew of fl survived the 20-minute slugging match.
 The survivors spent 31 days in an open lifeboat.
 In addition to the ships crew, five men of the Navy gun crew survived.
 The merchantmen was hit from stem to stern by four salvos be- fore going down and during the battle the Navy crew kept up a constant gunning of the raiders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

Mrs. Grant Logan with Miss Flea nor Warren assisting. s.
 During the business session def mite arrangements were made for he food sale planned for t he .oming Saturday, December l2. It will be held in. the Feusi- Jensen store between the hours of l and pm. The proceeds will be used or purchase of war savings ponds.
 President Mrs. Norman .Rustad appointed the following department chairmen Legislative, Mrs. Mark Jensen; Publicity. Mrs. Calvin Pool; War Service, Mrs. Rustad; Civic Welfare, Mrs. Glen Rice; Fine Arts, Mrs. Don Neal; American Home, Mrs. Alfred Bennett; Inter national Relations, Miss Jean Marie Ackerson; Applied Educa- tion, Miss Ruby McNeill,
 Program for the evening includ- ed group singing of Silent Night and Good Night Ladies. in Span ish, led by Miss Ackerson. Mrs w. H. Mathews, Jr.. sang two solos and the program ended with group singing in English of Silent
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
sELECTEEs ARE REClASSIFIED BY
 DRAFT BOARD

Due to the recent regulation withdrawing all men 38 years old or over from those eligible for the draft, many reclassifications have been made by the Draft Board at the last meetings.
 Reclassifications as the result of recent meetings of the Board are as follows: a
 l-A--Robert A. Medley, Louis A. Wright, Nicolai s. Merculief, Wal ter Scott Martin, Michael Washko, Melvin A. Eriksen, Lewis Dean Taylor, David Charlie Newman, Andrew John Davis, James D. Foote, Charles H. Watkins, John M. Doogan, Eddie K. Jackson.
 2-A--Orrin H. Kimball
 2-B-zedley A. Duke, Carl Flori- dan. Vastly w. Perez. Gudmund O. Winther, James J. Laird, John M Paylik, Serge Evans.
 3-A--Gildo A. Batello.
 3-B-Isadore zupan, Thomas w William c. Shaw, Leo E. Mo Greanor, Harold Stephenson, liar old T. Wiley, Wayne L. Thompson
 4-A-Gust A. Gustafson, Reuben w. Johnson, Adam J. Balog, Mar tin Ebona, Edward c. Sweeney, George N Barnes, Laurence w Higgins. ali f 4-H-Walter P. Kleweno, Jim G Mckinley, Thomas, J. Selby, Pietei J.. Ludwig, Alexander H, Sokoloff Douglas J. Oliver, James L. Caul- man., William Bowling, Harry P Doyle. Ali H. Holm, Harry E. El- lingen, Charles Metjoy, Howard H Gray, George Daniels, Matc~ Min erich, Knute Langseth, Buena Sa- maniego, finders Bennes, Winslow s. Grubb, John R. Riggs, Andrew J. Davis, James D. Foote, Howard Ericksen, Martin Repin, William James Watson, Walter c. Cawthon Henry T. Messerschmidt, Peter N Tulintseff, Dan Snyder Russell, AL fred T. Koski, Howard Dickson Emmett B. Connor, Charles H
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

Railroad mileage in Russia has been nearly doubled since 1918.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

IF YOU'D LIKE TO GO ALL OUT" FOR. SUPERB GIFT, TO THE MAN WHO HEADS YOUR LIST q new suit tops everYthinG else this year above all others it's jus about the most sensible, incest thing you could dc. It's something hell use and remember you kindly for q long time 10 come.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
SET HEARING IN ROBBERY '
 CASE FOR THIS AFTERNOON

A hearing was to be held this afternoon in US. Commissioners Felix Gray's Court in the case of Frank Willis George, Sitka native charged with robbing Jim Paul of Juneau of an amount estimated at $500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
 HELD BY DOUGLAS CLUB

Resulting in a most enjoyable Christmas party, the regular meet ing for the month of the Douglas Island Womens Club was held here last night at the home of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
GUARD DRILL

Tonight is regular meeting of To- cal guards of the Alaska Terri torial Guards to be held at the Natatorium at T o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
p.F.p. MEETING

The regular monthly meeting oi the Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment is scheduled for this eve ming at 8 o'clock. q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

Night" ia
 Games were played, with much merriment, after which, Christmas refreshments were served by the hostesses and gifts were exchanged, concluding the event.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
RAW COURAGE

One type Of couroee goes over the
top, in the excitement Of physical COM
bat, against shells and machine gun
bullets, tanks and flame throwers.
Another type, and perhaps even
greater, sits in on open boot and re-
fuses rescue, in order that the would-be
soviors themselves shall not become
victims Of q German submarine.
The raw courage Of the crew and
passengers Of on unnamed U-boot vic
tim, who twice warned off Brazilian
croft offering assistance. was equoIed
by the Lotinos' deliberate willingness
to toke chance to save lives.
The SEQ still makes men, or better
perhaps, gives manhood its opportun-
ity to show.
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. McKENNY ON BRIDGE

should not bid six no trump over
six spades, because he should
anticipate that heart ruffs might
prove necessary, either to set up
the suit or to help the spade
suit with a trump coup.
Many pairs did in fact bid six
no trump, but more than half of
them made it by South's choice
of the spade queen for his OPEN
ing lead.
At six spades, the declarer
wins the first trick in dummy,
cashes the king of spades and
leads the five. If South plays
the nine, West should play the
ten. This duck will assure the
contract whatever the spa d c
split. II South plays the queen
or jack on the five of spades,
West wins and discovers the ten
ace against him. The only chance
now is pickup. Vests trumps
must be re d u C e d to South
length by heart ruffs, the side
tricks must be cashed, and the
18th trick must be won in dunn:
my so that any lead through
South will pick up his nine Of
trumps. "
New England was represented
in the tournament by Bowdoin,
Brown, Tufts, Wesleyan Conn },
worcester. Polytec.i n C. and
Yale.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
SILVER GRAB

Silver, one Of two metals capable Of
replacing copper 1.-THE other, aluminium,
itself is scarce is worth IS cents on the
market. The Treasury is obligated by
law to buy all domestic silver that is Of
fered, at 7 cents on ounce, and forbid
den TO sell for less than 5 % on ounce.
If this artificial support we're with
drown, silver probably would bring
obout 5 cents on ounce troy on the
market
Now Senator McCorron Of Nevada
proposes that the Treasury be required
to pay full dollar an ounce for all do
nestle offerings, to encourage produc-
ton of metal olreody so expensive and
so protected thot we cont use it toward
winning the war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
begin to see daylight ahead in the steel

So far as it is possible to determine
pressure upon steel is beginning to les
sen. Unless we are obliged once again
to increase our production goals. soon
the worlds greatest and most efficient
metal industry should prove ample for
our needs.
Ample, that is, for our military
needs which today ore all that really
matter There is not going to be any
steel to waste There is not going to be
enough steel for ordinary civilian goods,
even if the plant and the monpower
we're available to use it.
industrial and governmental ex-
perts say our ingot capacity - the
plant with which to make raw steel in
it's elementary form-is sufficient.
When the conversion Of automobile
continuous strip mills is completed, by
the end Of 1912, the bottIeneck in steel
plate probably will be broken.
With the completion Of the worlds
greatest rush building program, and in
view Of the shutdown in non-essentiol
civilian construction, the bottIeneok in
structural shapes should disappear
The principal fly in the ointment
today, looking ahead to tomorrow, is
whether even q three-ship-o-doy mari
time program will suffice to overcome
sinkines and build up the merchant
marine and transport service we must
have to beat Hitler.
If snkings continue at their present
pooe, we may have to shoot for yet
higher level Of ship construction. Then,
indeed, we might find q new bottleneek
in steel plate
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
BY PETER EDSoN
Monitos-Leodes Washington

CorVeSpondent


The ideo Of building up
stockpiles of sugar end scot
terinq them in vorious places
around the country, SO as to
be handy no motter what hop
pens is running into compIico.
tions.
Originally it looked like q
brilliant conception. lnsteod Of
keeping the stocks Of raw sugar
at the refinery il wos planned
to process it os fost os it come
in, then ship out this refined
sugar to principal marketing
oreo cities for storage. Then If
q transportation crisis come
along, no one would have to
90 suoorless. Rotionino boards
could dip into local warehouses,
supplies would be replenished
os long as the transportation
system held out and the sugar
come in, and the net effect
would be to mointoin on ever.
wortime.normol sugar bin.
About this time q few proc
ticoI sugar brokers. the busi-
ness man type that is always