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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Nutritious Filings

Sandwich filings or spreads
may be so delicious that not a
single child will even suspect
that they ara good for him.
Minced hard cooked eggs, well
seasoned and moistened with
milk; grated carrots and chop
ped raisins mixed with a little
salad dressing: chopped crisp
bacon mixed with cream cheese
or peanut butter; finely ground
cooked meat mixed with mashed
peas or beans, and well seasoned
all these keep well and have
an excellent flavor.
Good to eat at the MONDAY
recess Is fruit sandwich bread.
The dates and nuts used IN this
bread together with the orange
juice and rind, make a tasty,
moist loaf. A platter Of chunky,
plain butter sandwiches made OF
this delicacy will be welcome In
the lunch box or when the hun
cry little people come home
from school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Thousands Of you have
Joined the rest of us Detroit
ers in the great and patriotic
war effort of turning out
planes and tanks and guns!
Today brand new etroiters
and old timers are working
together, side by side. You'll
like our town, folks! It's
friendly. Busy. Detroit
welcomes you And SO
do we.
HUDSON'S BASEMENT
STORE is a tradition with
most DetroiterS. For years
we've been headquarters for
thrift-wise shoppers.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Slim Hips
F1atten Stomach
With Exercise

We've been hearing n lot about
what 10 expect and what not TO ex-
pect from the newstyle Girdles soon
TO he on the market The power net
which did 20 much to Keep our hips
looking simmer than they actually
were is practically n thing OF the
past. In fact the very minimum OF
rubber viii 20 Into these garments
What to dor Well. many OF us will
have to start regular series OF vet.
ting up exercises each morning and
night Az matter OF fact, that's
shat we should have been doint
iil along.
Here are a couple or simple efer
cises which CBS actress Sandra
Gould suggests you do to reduce thu
width OF your hips and flatten youi
stomach:
/. Lie fiat on your back. Raits
and grasp righ. leg below bendes
khee AID press against hbdoineh. Al
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Dispense With
Outdoor Lighting
This Christmas

The War Production Bonrd todny
asked city officials, civic clubs,
chnmbers OF commerce, merchants
and citizens generally 10 dispense
with outdoor decorative lighting this
Christmas.
WIPE pointed out that Christmas
lighting requires the use Of critical
materials, electricity and manpowcr
aud ls not In line with general con.
servation programs already under
way.
The attitude OF WpB toward
Christmas lighting was announced
because Of numerous Inquiries that
have already been received from city
officials, chambers OF commerce and
civic clubs asking what they should
do this Christmas In regard 10 out
door decorative lighting.
WPB Is not asking that Indoor
Christmas lighting, whether In the
home or In stores, be eliminated. but
It believes that outdoor lighting, such
as festooned store fronts and deco
rated streets. must he dispensed with
In war time.
Although the electricity saving and
the resultant fuel saving may appear
small, as compared with the total
annual uscage. nevertheless. the elm
InatIon of outdoor Christmas lighting
Is estimated TO save G0o0,00 kilo-
watt hours OF electricity. enough to-
meet the lighting and power require
ments OF city OF 10000 for year
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
CIean-Up of Farm
Scrap Discussed
At Local Meeting

Farm machinery dealers and hard
ware men who had n preliminary
meeting yesterday In the office OF j.
|. Wagner. Gullford farm agent TO
discuss II cleanup campaign for farm
scrap, will meet again Friday nj 4
pm ut the same place to perfect an
organization.
Details OF organization plans were
discussed yesterday. The meeting was
presided over by J. l.. james, repre-
sentative Of the Allls.Chalmers Man
ufacturIng company, who has been
assigned for this activity In Gulford
and surrounding counties.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

ternate exercise with left leg for at
least II times. This same exercise
may done standing up.
2. Stand with feet apart, arms ex-
tended outward at shoulder level.
Now touch your right heel with your
right hand, extending your left high
above your head. being sure to keef
your heels on the floor Alternate
isom right TO left for 10 times.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

nicipal, State or Federal job will lose
Il.
Every college for the education Of
Negro youth will be- closed and col.
orcd students will be barred from
white colleges
Every negro who now Is able to
vote will be dlsfranchised
AN Ncgrss man lose their citi.'
zenshp. nm act that would require
but stroke Of pen.
Public education for Negroes "
not discontinued altogether, win go
no farther than the fourth grade.
skilled industrial labor will be-
closed to colored people, as will most
professional work.
These things have happened 10 the
Jews and Poles, aud there is no rea.
son 10 believe that nazi gnuleitcr
In Washington would fail to exer-
else the same measures here against
| Negroes and Jews"
while we must continue 10 combat
race and color prejudice and dis
ordinations. In our present cffori
TO save democracy. we should kecI
ever before us that the major issu'
OF this war is frecdom-not race o.
color. Where the latter hare bcci
mnde to appear as the main issu
they are used merely as smoke
screen. When we win this war ant
establish freedom az the anlmatin
principle In life, the problems OF rae
and color which remain can be al
tackled with greater assurance tha
ever before Of their ultimate soiu
tlon. ! hope, therefore that we ca
make uls task easier By n 100 pc
cent participation of your school 4
the High School viftory Corps Fur
ther information concerning Il shoul
be occurred from your local schoc
Superintendent OF jyout state depati
-ifhdht -of tddeAt H. sif,fa Z
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Oliver J. Particw. and his dog
were chasing mice In the house that
partlow had just bought for $3.50 In
the village OF Fulton, A mouse escnp.
ed In n closet but behind the base
board, pnrtlow found five packages
containing $G23 In bills OF the old
large size.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Veteran Joins
Air Corps
AS Mechanic
Mr.. Oscar w. Fisher
Wants To Help
Prevent Sabotage

Courtesy Greensboro Daily Ncws)
Fired with enthusiasm. Oscar c,
Fisher, Greensboro negro who wns
awarded the Crolx de Guerrc. with
palms, during the world war, is back
IN the army todny TO do all | can
TO prevent sabotage and stop the in
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

sIdious propaganda aimed nj my pco-
Pile by the axis leaders" Private
Fisher, operator OF nm automobile
repair shop for many years. volun'
teercd for the army mir corps MS a
mechanic
Londed down with Endorsements by
Greensboro officials, Private Fisher
resigned his air raid wardens post
to come 10 r.. Bragg TO volunteer.
lie wore his American Legion cap.
lie In n former commanding officer
Of Post 1873, North Carolina depart
mcnt.
Private Fisher is not the only
member of his family In the army,
He has n son serving In the army,
II. says his youngest son Will be IN
the service In about II month.
81 saw sabotage take many lives
during the Inst war;" declared Pri.
vatc Fisher. who was member Of
the 1a7th French division and saw
action In five major engagements. II
want to have II part In seeing that
our boys today get their .eauiDmeni
In p.rc...,.,rssvzszs I, II I. /. W,
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Icthyic Ears Keen

So keen sense of hearing have
fish that they ncn hear sounds be-
low those audible 10 the human ear
aud little higher than the highest
notes of violin. et
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

A night. fighting nvlntog needs 81
Ooo units OF vitamIn A daily TO aid
vision. ~
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

The pistuchio nut contains lever
~ per cent of oil,
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Coffee consumption In the Z. S. In
the past 30 years has more thnn
doubled. while the population In
crensc has been only about ~ per
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

The next step is TO mail your entry
TO Rhyme Contest Editor. The
Detroit Times, 1870 Cass avenue.
If you wish, you can submit more
than one verse. No limit is placed
on the number of times you can
win.
Reading today's winning rhymes
will give you an idea about the
kind of verses wanted:
From Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Schram, 21704 Midway avenue:
Bah, bah. black sheep,
Have you any u1ooi?
Yes, SIR; yes, sir, three bags fun,
One for Wdr bonds, one for
stamps,
And one for the boys in the army
camps.
Submitted by Mrs. w. Huesey,
1885 Linwood avenue, East De-
troit:
There spos a crooked man,
And he waiAsd a crooked mile;
He found crooked sirpence
Against q crooked stile.
He forgot about his crooked legs
And started on a run
To buy another iodr stamp
That WM help to beat the Hun.
From Mrs. Agnes Brady, st.
Clair Shores:
Simple Simon met q pisman.
Going to the fair.
Said Simple Simon to the pie
man,
"What do you hare there?"
Said the pieman to Simple Simon,
With the money from all these
pies,
I buy Wdr bonds ard savings
stamps,
That proves that am Wisew
Submitted by John D. Harwood,
Carleton:
Multiplication 10 Uekation,
Division IL as bod!
But say, for satisfaction
From our pay save q fraction
For Wdr bonds aud drive Hitler
mad
From Judith Louise, 1854
Asbury Park:
Twinkle, tpinkIs, little star,
How ! wondsr what YOU are7
Wen buy stamps and Odr bonds,
too,
To keep our World as bright as
goul
Entries CANNOT Be returned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Detroit Round Table
10 Sponsor Speakers

Under the sponsorship of the
Detroit Round Table of Catholics,
Jews and Protestants. Rabbi Leon
Fran Of Temple Israel will ad-
dress a joint meeting Of the. En-
change and Optimist Clubs OF
Lansing at 1915 p. m. Monday.
August 81, in the Hotel 0lds,
Lansing.
On Tuesday, September l, at
1910 p. m. the Round Table will
present DR.. Alvin Hersch, attor-
ney and member Of the faculty
at the University Of Detroit. at a
session of the Detroit Lions Club
in Hotel Statier, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Times Receives
New Shipment
OF War Stamps

Just received. A new shipment
Of genuine United States War In
sigma Poster Stamps bril-
liantly Autographed in full vivid
colors on perforated, gummed
paper. All stamps (Series No. ]. :
Series No. 2 and Series No. 81 are
serially numbered and LIMITED
as TO number that can be printed.
You can get these fascinating
and historically valuable $50 War
Insignia Stamps without any delay
or red tape.
Simply fill In the handy order
blank appearing on this page to-
day, enclose Csc for each series OF
SO stamps and 15c for each War
Insignia Stamp Album you order.
HANDSOME ALBUM
There is a handsome album for
mounting each OF the three sets
OF so stamps. Each album con-
tains interesting information re-
garding the stamps and history
OF the fighting squadron each in
sigma represents. All three albums
are printed in rich rotogravure.
Each Of the three series con-
tains famous insignia Of so United
States fighting squadrons. includ-
ing those Of Eddie Rickenbacker's
hat-in-the-ring emblem, the Indian
head design of the old Gath Pursuit
Squadron, the Felix insignia re-
Gently made famous by the daring
exploits Of 1t. Com. Edward
O'Hare. that Of the noted Flying
Tigers" and a special commemora-
tive General Macarthur issue.
These stamps and albums will
increase in value from year 10.
year as mementoS of World War.
III. Not only are they wonderful
collector items, but also grand
gifts to send boys in the service.
If you do not care TO order
stamps OF albums by mail. YOU
can buy them at Room SOB. De-
troit Times Building. 1870 Cass
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
.DingIeS Still Pay
Amateur Poets Start Out With Old Nursery
Rhymes. Wind Up With New Cash

Poets, you stlll have an oppor-
tunity to try your hand in The
Detroit Times Rhyme Contest.
Write a jingle based on the first
two lines of ANY nursery rhyme.
complete the verse in your own
way. being sure TO write about
War Savings Stamps or Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

Contestants agree TO accept as
FINAL the decisions of the judges.
Be sure TO see Sundays and
Mondays Detroit Times for more
winning verses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
BY Gene Ahern
aorFI Enrslinsat Is spsa 10 beth hsy'
sad girls trsn Ten 70 eighteen years

aoTEi Eurslnsat Is spsa 10 beth bsys
sad girls hsn Ten 10 eighteen years.
e. JEROME PETIT, Defense Editor,
Detroit Times, Detroit, Mich.
wish enroll the Junior Victory Army and do
my help United States defeat enemies
am enclosing 10 cents
NAME. Observation-Disclosures. Sex.
No0e0. Nqe...
Schoo1 Sfeoe..
Tlooo'es
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am member OF
c. Y. o..
OATH OF ALlEGANCE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

For the 'Tnside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Schools Duly Prodded

IT is h.te record progress in the countrywide
/ campaign 10 pat history III tho trst-luc studies in
cdacataa. institutions
The revelation of New York newspaper that in
mor- cham s, per cent Of schools and colleges the
study ~ AHe-asn history not required course
as q distinct shook all those Americans VINO have
wondered a.s NaIzan and other ahon-mmded doctrines
We're a.Hne So much bead"ay.m our atatcsupported
schools.
N Council tor SOCIAL Studies in recent
caas 1R York CllE is The latest organization
tot.sa stand .hs vital matter
a REPORT ~ the committee ON wartime policy of the
y .a.E.. acn3s
"1fe study of United states hi>tor, at every school
level special ems a~i> TO be- given the stud, OF ORA
w3tle t.f sr>ule- IN Development, and at many
points .as curriculum. particularly in thc intermediate
grades 'l. -au'l De more study of the and women
WHOSE base per-oudrd and advanced ,hc democratic
trla..
council sa.- frorr !, mo intention
~ ..-.as..s ~ otae. Countries
ta.t that .u many of our
tr. st.. ai tl, history of other
i#0i.l H.... fus -ludy ol American
r reversed
should ....r. and American
COMPULSORY.
.oua ........ planted deeply
lg . Tor clinical grandeur
aa..Is like history OF our
CRIME. .alas to dsse So
~ ugh school and
.el. dyed Mals.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
CHAD WALSH.
9l5 East Huron.
Ann Arbor, Mich.

TO THE EDITOR:
NOR sheer crust British tory
L ism takes the cake The
writer VIII Of course be accused
of rocking the boat # he should
say aught IN diSparagcment Of
Mr. ChurChll> speech of sun
day, November % Let, how
ever the common sense OF The
American public Judge
Mn Churchill toward the end
@, has speech aId
at events should take such a
course Jthc war coming 20 am
end M Europe bar continuing
ultb mAbdtod fury m tho Pa
tGc W. should Of course bring
all our forces to thc other side
ot the world To aid the nitcd
states. ~ aid china, To aid our
kith and kin in Australia and
New Zealand i'm the struggle
against the aggrcs>ions of la
pan.
Tuat is 20 Say England with
her customary WdgndnIm,'N 90
>.d>ic nor>tH ~ me cau~c o.
oihr.. oIiI como 10 .,bc "aid- Of
rhe AIIe. n,ltlcuI.N Australia.
and \av Ir,I4rd Vbrn those
Anla,. In Tho words of Mn
Cbu,,tiIl ar..r togernor v.fb
...,. small STAND .f,.4 nm tho
o.n alnr, IN deadly nom
,,i.a .tSrmjrhoat tbc Ertl,b
tr1-ra mo-, o1o counur.il lal-.
tr.-d therc Wa no tall. then
of amy one aiding Britain. j.
was common fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
What War Bonds Buy

American fhcl> with the RAJ
arc aiming demolition bombs on
NdLi cities today These lnstru-
mcntS of destruction so lmpor-
tant IN raInc Nazl wal plants,
mtcrruplinS railroad tranSporta-
ton and other war detectives,
range now up TO several tons
The 800 poun d demolition
bomb - one OF the lighter ones.
Bands arc attached 10 facilitate
handling and the fms arc not
attached until tho bomb reaches
Tho air6cld, because bending
would injurc accuracy They
cost up TO $500 Your purchase
ol war bonds through the pay
roll savings plan VIII help pro-
NIdr bombs for oar airmen.
Let's top that 10 per cent by
New Year
United states Treasury Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
etters
To The Editor
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR
VOUR editorial, Call a Halt
Il Now" might better be named
Let's Lose the War. You for
get that if il hadn't been for the
Russian Army. the whole Middle
East would be in German hands
now and the NaZiS would have
enough natural resources to
wage war till doomSday You
forget that the great bulk of the
German Army is tied up on the
Russian front, and that our hope
of winning the war depends on
keeping Russia going, until We
can strike al Germany from the
west.
You forget also that Russia
has lost much of her richest ter
ritory and that she cannot hold
off the Germans forever without
equipment 10 replace what IS
used up IN battle.
What's the difference between
sending a pipeline to Russia
and sending tankerS of oil?
Simply this once the pipeline
reaches Russia, no submarine
can sink it Russia - more
likely To stand of the Germans,
and the United Nations are
more likely 10 win the war it
49,, ,,tttD DH-.t,. -p that ehg can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

understanding creaScS and oils
and Glue and dive for their hair
is important I'M our economy as
giving work 10 a great number
of workers and Welding mpor-
tant taxes 10 the treasury. This
is strictly a luxury trade and
noncS>ential and the beauty par
lors which arc to be- found even
nm the ShabbicSt little towns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
u. S. Worlds
Only Nation
Of luxuries
But + LOOKS Like That
May Be All Over
q, MUSHROOM PEGLER

WEARS and wears ago. when
1 smooth and amazingly push
f.' county politician named
.'ar,, a Farley Ma, lnmc up
fruE, for his man Governor
Roosevelt ol New York q party
uf Chicago Democrats came ON
u Brooklyn to attend a rather
r.niertIouy prlctighl al the BAH
lard expecting. one and all 10
30 bod thc FIRST row as bclittcd
fH..r station, among Tho leading
hogllccger~ and men and women
aoo. The metropolis
rhcr leader. The late Tony
CrmaN got seats for himself,
ard one I'M this superior COM
uany bat tine rest OF his party,
or mob. were offended to find
themselves poWed among the
lower CLASSES back near the play
,r, dugoul and when MIR Ger
MAX heard Of this his loyalty
0l> touched and he roSe-up and
declared that ho would not SIT
above h,, friends and so moved
back among them
To Nit Farley and thc Amer
ioIn people aS IL turned out TINS
Was a pOrtcntiou, miscarriage OF
protocol. for Mr. Cctmak con-
trollcd a number of votes 10 bc
east IN the impending convention
and was a man 10 hc Woocd and
placaled a. amy cost.
4 5 THE prehminarics moved
n along toward the Scmfnal.
Nh Farley could bc seen bus
thing among the CangStcrS.
EraftcrS and socially prominent
brokers and other puScur> up
front pleading earnestly with
them TO bc good fellows and give
up their seats for hlS sake. a
favor which he would never for
get and by ringtlmc for The
main event, he had negotiated
places for about half of Nh
Ccrmak> delegation.
Mr. CCrmak was a man Of
stout mind however and no re-
fused 10 come back 10 the ring
>ldc without all including the
Toast Of hIy friends and Mr. Far
lc, m de>nau. and bayinr in
mind the nomnat,or or GOV.
rrnnr Roosevelt for tho Mos.
drncy finall, did hi. hos, hy
yacatinc bis own front ,eat and
noyino hack v,th Mr. Ccrr,gL
InciGontall, Nh, Ccrn1al :
rocIrnc. vcrc M, crti,oh, rurcd
ia. his sacrifice for n, ma, hc
rGn,on,horod bo Mold ant agar,.t
Nh, Ea,lc,,l r,an IN that rnn
,ert,on MINI Two Las, ,,i,,,,o ,,,d
only ui.t ,aucbt mo ta,lhoard If
r,c bard u-.oon IN clan,,or
a,oard hcforc - won't aronnJ Tho
r,rc for tho last t,n,c alroad,,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Marc h Of Events >S for '' Essays S""
Bv Benjamin DcCaS>crcS


TliEODORE ROOSENELI =
Il Les CO. was the great
est working slogan of.fhc Amer
ICan people m peace or Wa.
&LctS Co today means
pltIlIttf,D -4trltirD uf.ful do
termination. bonds tight
FMS Il no time tor hugh
school es>dlS ON postwar.
economies peace tel ms
democratic union or amy OF
me o'h'i '"aoaIe 'hd' We W., are
u,'i,- YEA ,lF ''', ~ ~, ~ W '''.,.>'
nun -" d ''''' w I'M. o'i'' NV
~ - @, NV, : d'', O'.II''> ~ ~ -.
,. nv co. ,',at va" l ,t,'
- " W. a. a. ' -, W. IN
nr,u ,5cr TAI. Anon, n ,rs'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

II ruc that in Germany
and Italy, for instance. they
have collective VISIONS but tHcE
arc The collective visions Of
group parasites
Youth should ask for no Other
VISION than thai which D., self
evolved and t0c.u-ht 'o pan
sue D.. Pie United States Is frc
greatest vision eyer gwen 10
man.
"NOU spoke some time ago
of 'natvral-born ariSto-
Crat| I'm Nour column. Y"u said.
also. that real ari>tOcracN had
nothing To do with ancestry.
land or birth" - DO YOU mind
explaining >" write, Ferdinand
Alvarez of Albany
a natural-boru ar-tocra''
call person whose DOMINANT
characteristics are honesty.
courage natural dignity gem
crosby and -WuoSr -CTCrd is i've
and lo' live
Ar>toclat Is from the Greek
word 'arl>to, meaning tho
best
The above characteristics arc
/ think generally speaking zoe
best things Don us Therefore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

TllE House OF Representatives
Il needs new speaker. II
won't gel ono. because the
Democrats as We StIll con-
tnuc 20 call them although
some of Thorn are Socialists. and
some of them arc New Dealers
and only some Of them are shore
'nun Jefferson Democrats.
have The votes 90 re-clcCt Mr..
RaybuIn OF Texas.
But The truth is that Sam
has been n Western Unlon mos
>cnger boy for so long now It's
waste Of time 10 get him A
new bicycle 4 good >hakeup in
the Democratic caucus next
month that would produce a
candidate for speaker moro IN
tune with the Democratic cloak
room would be- a highly de>ir-
able thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

I'VE tinted state, /, a luxury
L country The cosmetics
trade for example which con-
ct oi paint for ladies faces
and perfume, Shcllac >oap and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Need Denied
For Supreme
War Council
Same Old Group Would
Run II, Brown Say,
BY GEO. ROTHWELL BROWN

WASHINGTON. Dee. 10. -
w About q week has passed
now since Herbert Hoover made
his planct-Shatterlng suggestion
for the setting up of supreme
war council insWashington.
But you cant blame me for
being perfectly reconcilcd TO the
fact that, IN the wcll-known
Hoover tradition, nothing has
happened
our former president. who
initiated the idea of piling up
one commission on top Of an
other when he was the big boy
on Pennsylvania avenue, and
thus established a style for +. y.
X TO copy has fallen into an all
100 common error. VIZ. that the
way 10 solve the general WASH
lngton mess IS 10 reorganlze
something
The idea has gIipped a good
many of our rclormcrS. who
would like tQ have q better Con-
gross and who propose 10 20
about 81 hN getting up lot OF
now rules and regulations for
that historic Institution when
AN that's really needed IS 10 get
some manpoWer into the already
existing Jobs, under the prevail
ing rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

TO TIE EDITOR: