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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER


they. operating under the title
OF labor are entitled 20 a voice
in management.
on the face Of il. that would
seem 10 be 2 great gam for the
workers, but experience has
shown that the little working
people receive no nicer consid-
GRAFTON from those whom they
tt7avU Permitted or suffered 70
speak for them, than the small
stockholders receive from indus
TRIAL executive whom they have
never seen and whose mysteri-
Gus decisions affecting their in
forests they do not understand,
but ratify by default.
II COULD be cNpcdient and
4 profitable 10 business. and
some great industriaAsts have
found h So. 10 quit fighting the
union bosses and do business
with them. Such understanding.
when the unionccr really has
firm control OF his flock, tends
to assure reliable supply OF
labor ai prices agreed on over
tho t.bIs and tho c-,,.r,,.e.
N''''' '''~ '' >'di"'N' -
able 90 adjust hs prices accord
ms ~
-" ls relieved Of uncertainty,
and u The union boss has
voice and interest m The man
tt-'77-TT TT To ioyS NAN
me employer has an incentive
10 Keep lho workers unNcr con-
troI and steady ~ their tasks.
IN these Circumstances would
q John J.. Lewis or Reuther
put up with such nonsense as
Tho 'io"do"n the S!'do"n or
or would not such men. with
long experience in nc manage
ihchi OF ~i'n ACTIVITIES, IND II
.h ih'lf h'dIi> ana m 'heir m
I'I'Si, 10 employ against rebel
l'N> "'' h'iS the same violent
il'Ii.'d> 'hry u,ea against non
I''i'.n'i> "h'n ,hey were Great"
"'E 'l power
No. h'G industries whose labor
I''a 'i"''> nave hIoucht INTO ne
iNahaL'i''h' a strong ana ruin
,e,> veteran OF lhe Tree style
i7"I> AROUND me gates IN years
o1, ny mas "I'hin us mousse
i'",,' j. own COON 'ad'r.
nc knows no" 10 mex diSor-
S"'''/,u I,'I'loiI'l'N ana even us
OF tdilI/'o ma I'il'Ic>>. LOT nc has
o''Ic '' 'i INC past ana When
,,'Ii'N> nave como 10 lhI> POM.
INC management is UNI ana
l'',''>>,>' moreover. me pres
'5' Z" "i>e ana generous
ia'"' P'"'|.
49,
- aN mo governing party
" o. INC JnIied states today
has lost contact with The rank
and ilo oi the citizens 50 the
more powerful chiefs OF all tho
union movements because Of the
very magnitude OF their hold
ingS. have b m O distant
figures.
There is no democracy in tho
United Mine Workers. as oven
Philip Murray tho president of
the Go, has lately said. Mr..
Murray is one who should know.
for he was member Of the
mlnc workers union many years
and an associate and fellow
fighter with John Lewis in tho
hierarchy until rivalry for
money and power split them out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

FREDERICK r.. THOMPSON,
1916 Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
TO TIE EDITOR:

TO TIE EDITOR:
4 S a patriotic move why not
"A have the Offices and buN.-
ncsSCS that arc open only one
half day ON Saturdays close the
day after Christmas and the day
after New Years There would
be- a saving on fuel light and
Gas, and tires. Save now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

THERE can be no such thing
L rs a "bcneflcent state be-
cause human. beings being what
they arc, are not primarily be-
Inefficient, but Sclf-sccklng. ego
tiStlc and love power for power.
sake
40 writer Of modern times
unless II be James Joycel. has
caused more discussion than the
Frcnchman. Marcel ProuSt, and
his many volumed RCmcm-
brancc of Things Past. which
he designed to be- an analysis IN
fiction of French society before
World War No. /.
In his work may ho found
many Of the causes of tho decay
that Ted 10 the collapse OF
France I'M 1910. Mrs. Gladys
Dudley Ludncr of San Fran
cisco. h7, gathered into a size
able and interesting volume
what such men as Havelock
Ellis. Joseph Conrad. Arnold
Bennett Edith Wharton, +. NJ.
Forster. Burton Ra>coe, Henry
Scidel Candy and Lewis Galau-
there have 'o say about PrOuSt
published hy The Stanford Uni-
VcI~Ity Pros Cal).
Mrs Lludnor'S collection viii
stimulate further readings of
Prou-t She has done the liter
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

from the title of a new picture. You figure IT
out. gotta colyum to do .Ah
Not only does Rita Hayworth look good In
technicolor but technicoor looks good on her.
Ben Marden won big package OF Broadway
cabbage at an East Side gambling spot the other
night. Ben tipped the Negro waiter $1,000 and
the amazed chap Immediately quit and announced
he was retiring for at least year.
H. L. Mencken once pointed out why Wash
ington correspondents like their jobs
Because they have front row seats"
AN EDITORIAL writer keeps repeating that
"A we should win the war quickly as possible,
because peace is better than war.
Do you have TO have brains TO figure that
out?
How come nobody ever gives medals to critics
for going TO SO many dull shows all season? his
one was so dull both the Critics Circle and
Pulitzer Committee agreed no show was worth
prize.
II DiMaggio doesn't get hit one day-they boo
him. =,
Whatever happened to those people who said
they had proof Hitler was dead?
Here's one TO make you dizzier: "Blthe
Spirit" the play, is barred from Army camps
Too risgay, they said.
So what happens?
never guess.
West Pointers!
GOOD TO learn that Cong Tinkham, another
for reelection. Scared cat.
He knows that anybody running against him
could lick him.
Things 10 worry about: The crocodile tears
spilled by the so-whatsh sportswriters, weeping
over the possibility that night baseball games
may be abolished What's a ball game COM
pared to the safety of some fellow out at sea?
Ham Fish now claims his critics cause dis-
unity. What acrobat!
If Nazi tie-ups with IT, S. firms had been
probed two years ago-Hs Senator Wheeler
promised--we might not have many head
aches today.
WE HAVE to laugh at those phony politicians
w IN Washington and elsewhere, who still yap
about interventionists. Soon they'll knock our
heroes who bombed japan for intervening there.
Congress must feel plenty Inundated lately
with all the ugly things that are breaking about
their respected" confreres.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13
On the Side
Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.

Mothers Day did not make the suggestion until
1908. AS to what is the best mother poem that
is difficult 10 answer. There are so many good
ones.
The following is excerpt from my favorite
mother poem which is by Margaret Widdemer:
She ot,c0ys leaned to tooteh for us,
Anriom if tce late,
In the tcinter By the oinodw,
In the summer by the gate.
Her thoughts were all so fill Of us,
She never could forget!
And so / think thot where she is
She must be 'ootehiHg pet!
rI,HE Johnstown flood the eruption of Mt
i Pelee and the sinking of the Lusitania hap
pened in May. Corregdor fell in May. What do
people mean when they say the merry month
OF May?
The commander of Hawaii says he expects
the civilian population to help IN the defense OF
the islands If necessary. He won't get much help
from those 10000 Japs who are still permitted
TO stay in Hawaii.
The United States slicing machine No. 10 cuts
eight slices per pound of ham and Is used by the
more generous fountain lunch and restaurant
owners.
Other slicing machines get more slices per
pound. Next time you order a nam sandwlcn
ask the attendant how many slices per pound
his machine gives.
OF course the best place 10 get a ham sand
wich is where they cut the ham with knife:
There are only few of these old fashioned
places left.
Net incomes OF all high salaried film stars
and radio entertainers may be cut TO $4,000
annually. Naturally the entertainers are con-
cerned. But still il could be worse.
In England the government is talking over
scheme 10 conscript entertainers and put them
10 work entertaining troops and munitions
workers at a fixed salary OF $40 a week
CEVENTY per cent of the money spent at
~ fountain lunch counters is spent for sand
wches. My favorite sandwich is a club sandwich.
AS to that nasty man who said the Chicago
girls have the largest hips of any women in the
country" writes Chcagoan. II guess he has
never been In st. Louis. In that town four out
Of Ave females suffer from pastry eaters bulge
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

tNUERIES from clients:
vt Q-Why is the nine OF diamonds called the
|curse Of Scotland?
A-You have me there. sir. have an idea 1t
has something TO do with battle fought in Scot
land in which the terms demanded by con.
|oueror were written on that card. But l could
|be wrong.
Q-What is the longest United States high
|way?
A-Highway so. from Los Angeles Cal, to
Annapolis, Md.
| Q-Who originated Mothers Day? What is
THE best mother poem ever written?
A-Frank Herring. then a professor at Notre
Dame University. made a speech in Indianapolis.
lInd in 1904 in which he appealed for day OF
mothers
Anna Jarvis, usually credited with originating
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

coin comes from to sup
port Gerald l.. X.
Smiths activities.
I wish Hildegarde
wouldn't use a uni
formed sailor or soldier
4 the role of stooge
that way.
How times change!
When II was first an
bounced that Melvyn
Douglas had a civilian
lob there was a big to-
doodle in Washington.
rhe other day he re-
urned there to take up
his duties. and nobody
aid anything about 1t.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

T,HE chorines have another wrinkle. They're
wearing Indian love bands'-an diversified
wedding ring supposed to mean friendship But
the cuties wear IL on the important finger, which
gives the wolves the keep away sign.
We recently paragraphed about Miriam
Lavelle, the dancer. Tried to get on Broadway
for years and finally did it-but via one of those
electricity signs
Agents saw her shadows on the sign. looked
her up and booked her for the Strand Theater.
Then she was engaged for Keep En- Laughing
and next week goes into Loews State
That's Broadway, Roscoe
For several years-not one job. Now in four
weeks--three of them.
Nick Kenny has another engaging tune: III
Keep the Lovelight Burning"
Whatever became of the case against John
E. Kelly who didn't register with the State
Dept!
Why has that one been pigeon-holed?
Norman Corwns literary lace:
"It's much smaller world than u used to be-
There only two powers In the world now
good and evil.-
COOD to have vaudeville back in the spotligh,
y again But why bring back the stale stuff
That helped cripple 1t?
Wonder why they doubled the price OF score
cards in the New York ball parks?
After having the word jerk used in few
dozen films. the Hays Office just has banned II
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

at a night club In
Philadelphia warbling
in baby-talk style But
tom Up Your Overcoat'
and That's My Weak
ness Now"
Remember In the
prohibition era when
cafes were raided for
selling real beer in
stead OF so-called near
beer" In Los Angeles
the police now are raid
ing cafes for selling
near beer" instead OF
real beer.
The patrons were
led TO believe they were
getting real beer. It's
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

Y. T.: II an adult person
does not drink milk. do the teeth
become softer and more likely
10 decay?
Answer: The value of milk In
the prevention of tooth decay is
simply that IL furnishes calcium
and phosphorus. Inasmuch as
these are present in other foods,
especially vegetables and fruits,
they can be substituted for the
milk.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13
Il. v. DMrHng

Too late for love; too late for joy,
Too late, too late!
You loitered on the road too long,
You trifed at the gate.
The enchanted dore upon her branch,
Died tcithout mate;
Her heart starring all this whle
You made IL Ddit.
Christina Rossett.
E,AIRY echo bell is name of Peoria. Ill. resident.
l. Helen Kane. the "boop- boop-a-boop girl" so
popular In the twenties. is still active. Helen is
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

THOSE people who think they doing some
thing by buying war bonds make me sick,
too A1 Nt
What sort Of sacrifice is that?
They not only have their money guaranteed
Bbut also make juicy profit.
II would be Interesting to know where the
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

ID funny thing not one man IN thousand can
tell the difference between near beer and real
beer
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13
On Broadway


Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright, loaa.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-13

Animals DO Talk. Science
Finds Your Dog Can Have a
Vocabulary OF 40 Words" Your
Cat Six. but Chimps and Mon
keys Use Over 100 Phrases
Some Almost Exactly Like Our
Own. Read This Novel, Enter
tanning Article by Robert ID.
Potter, Science Editor, In The
American Weekly, With This
Sundays Issue Of The Detroit
Sunday Times,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28
Rivers of Tears

William Green and Philip Murray,
presidents, respectively, of the AFL
and Go. shed their rivers Of tears
in tcstifvine before a House commit
tee of how enemies of the working
man are standing behind him with
upIi1ted dagger in hand, ready to
stab him in the back, Just like Mus
Solinnl did poor, PROSTATE France
when he thought the war was won.
They belcn forth Remuneration of
the hundreds Of thou ands OF free
American citizens who have written
their congressman in protest Of de
lays that are occurring in the WAY
production program because of the
forty-hour week, and forget that
these self-same citizens have as
much right to protest by letter and
telegram a. these flighty orators
have to appear in person before a
committee and unbosom themselves
of great gobs Of propaganda and
Intimidation aimed at coercion 81
the peoples representatives. They
seem to forget, too. that these thous-
ands Of protesting citizens do not
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28
LANCER WINS RIGHT
TO SEAT IN SENATE

Washington, March 28.-(AP)-
The senate rejected. 50 to 80 yes
'erday the contention of its cleo
ton committee that Senator Will
liam LANCER, Republican, North Da-
kota, was not entitled to member
ship because of 'moral turpitude"
and permitted the former North
D5kota governor to retain the seat
to which he was elected in 1910.
When LANCER presented his ere
den+'alS at the starr Of the session
ir i94l. the senate allowed him to
take his seat "Without prejudice"
while it investigated charges brought
against him by a group Of North Da-
kota petitioners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28
NOTICE.

l have this day qualified before
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County, North Carolina as
EXecutriX under the last VIII and
Testament of my Mother, the late
Mrs. Ella A. Currin, and this is to
notify all persons holding claims
against said estate to present the
same to the undersigned or to my
Attorneys, within n year from this
date or this notice Will be pleaded
in bar of any recovery. Persons in
debted to sad estate are requested
to make prompt settlement.
This the 2lst day Of March, 1912.
MRS. CORNELIA c. MORRIS,
ExecutriX of the Estate of
Mrs. Ella A. Currin.
J. P. & J. II. Zolllcoffer,
Attorneys.
2l-28-4-ll-l0-25
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

a benefactor to humanity Wouid
be the scientist VINO discovers how to
r~evitalize radio jokes by the mice
ton of vitamins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

FOX OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
equipment, Its Affords. Complete
stock to tIli your needs Affords
Printing and Office Supply Co.
Phone 81. 26.n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

TWO PLACES TO SERVE YOU
Hill Top No. ,, Raleigh Road. and
Greyhound Soda Shop at Bus Sta
ton. Real Pig Barbecue, and bes,
Brunswick stew. RED Taylor. 29.,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28


FOR SALE - ONE UNIVERSAL
Electric Range installation lncluG
ed, n Frjgldalrc Electric Range,
practically new. See or call. Mi.
Hugh Weldon, NorAna, telephone
26t6. 27-2u
STILL HAVE PLENTY GOOD USED
tires and We do N|ulcunizing with
goou equipment. ErIng Us your
tire troubles. ESQ Service Station.
Bcarpond, II. H. Hicks, prop.
l4-26ti
FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM APART
mcnt IN StoneWaIl Apartment q,
with five closets and m~cInerator.
Apply At 2l5 Young Avenue or
call telephone 535-J. 26-eod-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

NEW SOLES AND HEELS Will,
give many months more wear to
your old shoes. You'll like cur ey.
pert work. Phone 638. We call for
and deliver, Grissom's Shoe Shop
p3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

THE ANSWER TO \ PAINTERS
prayer! DeNoPakc fiat paint re-
qulres no slzfne, great coYerage,
a one coat washable flat oil paint.
Alex ;. Watkins. 28-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

FOR GOOD REBUILT SEC0yn
hand or new furniture come to +
+. SatterWh!te ana Sons, mean F,ro
Station. my
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

ALL TYPES OF IMPROVEMENTS
can be financed through us F,'.
terms. Ask for information Hay
derSon Building & Loan Associa.
ton, Al. b. Westcr, Secy. (U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

can be financed through us F,l'
terms. ASK tor Information. Hnn-
ocrson Building & Loan Associa.
ton, Al B. Westcr, Secy. tU
FOR GOOD REBUILT SFC0vn
hahd or new furniture come ia T.
+. SatterWh!te ana Sons, mean Fro
l9-tf
WANTED-MAN OVER FIFTY 7O
handle established rural business
Must DE II good health. have an.
tomoblle, and furnish good refer
tnceS. No cash investment renlur-
cd. Tire problem >atisfactoriIv
handled. For full details v.rita
Watkins, Box No. SOL, Richmond
Virginia 27-3t
TWO PLACES TO SERVE YOU
Hill Top No. 2, Raleigh Road. and
Greyhound Soda Shop at Bus STA.
ton. Real Pig Barbecue, and bes,
Brunswick stew. Red Taylor. 2y-li
A NEW STOCK OF FLINTKOTF
roll roofing. One ply roofing SIPS
per SOU. Alex 5. Watkins, Build
ing Supplies. 28-1t
NEW SOIFS Ann urr1 WV
give many months more wear IN
r,r, u.ar1. pho,.a 600 '0i eX-
"a da1i,'an Cn N"ll lor
NO ollop.
23-tf
E,B nEE1CE Dr,3Dr -
ip',N' Us A''"I ;. N.iIpieie
pr;, 49, m''VS At'oroS
ph'f,a :, ''N supply 70.
@ou
WASHING MACHINES VII cOOy
be a thing Of fhe n3st W. .tEN,
have = fairly Good stncL. and c,n
il"Nt PIo."P' "e,a( cry. We ADVISE
= ~ INV '9''IIt .h"t' AS
N'' '''iN' 'ifoNI'c - ounce.
Ni'-9."-u
THE ANSWFR TO
80 Ia Mn
q"HIeS no s+%ii'S' A'tal. tFaSe,
ono t"ut Wds''aoIc I!al OH PANT.
'A ""''H'9' -o-II
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.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

iOU n hoAE DEFENSE BEGINS
VIII adequate insurance agaIn~t a1
hazards. This is important On
consult US. Insurance Department
CITIZENS Bank and Trust Co 49, , It:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

1T PAYS TO BUY GOOD sHOrc
n have them repaired. They Ion,
petter-last longer. New baaIn
ruoper, leather, n.posltlon NoI''
"lch Shoe Repair, phone All w.
call for and deliver. 9,"e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-28

JUST ARRIVED 10000 FEET 1v
nice dry 6-lnch roofers.. AIav VI
Watkins Building Supplies. phono,
28-lu
Evening star., 1942-09-30

Since 1906, he Burton J. Howard.
has been engaged in microscopic
work involved in food law enforce
ment and, under the Food and Drugs
Act of 1888, had assisted in improv-
ing sanitary conditions under which
foods are processed.
Mr.. Howard has long been recog-
nized as an expert by Federal and
State food officials and by leaders in
the food industries. His methods of
detecting impurities and adultera-
tions in foods and drugs are used by
enforcement officials in this and
other countries.
Mr.. Howard lives at 1912 Decatur
street NV. He is graduate of the
University of Michigan.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Eastern Seaboard Oil
Pool Set Up by |ekes
Goes Into Effect
Firms to Shore Supplies
And Terminals; Six Zone
System to Be Operated
2, the Associated Press,

| F' the Associated Press.
A Government order directing oil
companies to share petroleum sup
| plies and terminal facilities was in
| effect today on the Atlantic Sea-
| board
Announcing the order yesterday,
Petroleum Co-ordinator Ickes said
| that while the companies will be
| taking gasoline, kerosene, heating
oil and industrial oil from the same
| storage tanks. marketing will be
continued under individual brands.
Wartime specifications will be es-
tablished, he said, to assure uni
| formity
Solid Train Movements.
Mr.. Ickes said tank car shipments
into East Coast refining areas or
into areas served by pipeline, barge
and tanker terminals would be
halted Ito the extent that products
can be made available locally by
other means"
Similarly" he added, shipments
out Of such areas will be permitted
only to the extent that there ex-
lists an excess of production and re-
ceipts of the four principal prod
ucts."
Mr.. Davies gave this explanation
of what the order would mean:
Tank cars will move to the sea-
board in solid trains wherever prac-
ticable from now on, and will be un-
loaded only at selected, centrally To-
Gated terminals capable of han
ding trainload shipments.
Terminals will be located in each
of six zones into which the l7-State
East Coast area has been divided.
ALLEGATION Of Supplies.
Specific sources of supply will be
designated in the West and South
west for each terminal and ar
rangements made to concentrate
products at those points in train
load quantities.
Incoming supplies and all prod
ucts manufactured in Eastern re-
f1neries will be pooled for alloca-
ton among all companies operat-
ing in particular zone in propor-
ton to. their percentage of total
sales in that zone in 1941.
Distribution from terminals, so
far as possible, will be by truck
transport, tank truck. or barge only,
with the result that tank car trains
will move no farther than the CEN
tral terminals, where they will be
unloaded and returned direct to the
West as solid trains.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Glasses Will Be Held
For Nurses Aides

Glasses for Red Gross nurses
aides will start October Il at Freed
mems Hospital, with interviews for
colored applicants to be held today
and Friday, as well as Wednesday
and Friday of next week, it was
announced by Mrs. Hugh W. Rowan
District chairman of the Nurses
Aide Corps.
The interviews will be held at
Walsh House. 1920 Massachusetts
avenue NV, from 10 am. to noon.
Glasses starting October II will run
for six weeks. 10 m. to noon. Mon
days through Fridays. Volunteers
must be high school graduates from
18 to so years of age in good health.
Evening star., 1942-09-30

the work Of the Once Of Defense
Transportation was announced yes
terday by Director Joseph B. East
man.
Expansion of the motor transport
division from IS to l42 district Offices
was the major reason for establish
ing the new regional Offices, the ODT
said.
Among the appointments were !:
Philadelphia, Robert E. Stufflebeam
Cleveland, Henry H Eccles; Kansas
City Kenneth w. Lafferty; Dallas,
Tex. John A. Lubbe: Chicago, Ralph
E. Ellis; Denver, Joseph F. Durand,
and San Francisco, William c. Hell
vey.
Evening star., 1942-09-30

4s States and 10 foreign countries
who assert kinship to Mrs. Garrett.
Testimony has been taken intermit-
tently for six years; the records
have grown TO 162 volumes and $500
exhibits, but thousands remain TO be
questioned, and the end is nowhere
in sight.
Mrs. Garrett, childless, widow OF a
snuff manufacturer, died in 1881
after having spent the last Is years
In seclusion.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Court Resumes Efforts
To Find Garrett Heirs
By the Associated Press

Bs the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 3o-A
worldwide army of 'heirs '-26, 900
of them-snapped to attention to-
day and Orphans Court began shak-
ing another family tree to find the
rightful owners of the estate of &C.
! centric Mrs. Henrietta Schaefer Oar
Evening star., 1942-09-30

bureau. he is
10 years old.
Mr.. Howard
" a S appointed
to Federal serv-
ice in July, 1901,
serving u n d e r
DR.. H. w. Wiley.
AS a microscop-
list, he disclosed
some forms OF
food adultera-
ton then preva-
lent that could
be detected only
with a micro
scope.
Evening star., 1942-09-30

ret-vho once drew up q will but
neglected to dispose OF $4,000 900.
Hearings we're resumed where they
left off last June as, when the
claim of the late Herman A. Kret-
schmar of Okawville. Ill, and the
estate of Howard S. Kretschmar OF
Chicago was being presented. Like
thousands of others, the Kret-
SEMINARS said they were Mrs. Gar
rett's first cousins.
During the recess scores of new
| claimants have Joined the 26000 In
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Burton J. Howard Retires
From Food and Druq Unit

Burton J. Howard, chief of the
micro analytical division of the
Food and Drug Administration,
Federal Security Agency, retired to-
day after 41 years service in the