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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Port Huron's Mueller Brass
Company Is an almost 100 per
cent defense industry now.
Zach month in the past year,
Mueller has shown an increase IN
its production Of war materials.
according 10 President Fred l..
Rlrgir IN MS report 10 stockhold-
crs
Tho items manufactured range
from hrs,, iorClnES for naval ar
mails and torpedo stations "a
aluminium and brass fuses avia-
Ton engine. tank and muntion
parts cartridge case cups etc.
In addition substantial amounts
~ bras rods copper tubing and
axe products Turned out. oyentu-
ally find fhTI JVay Iuto military
product, ic
fs,r 4po.' no rio-' harmless
fellow around Those dey, is the
phlla'c
However. strangely enough.
Uncle sam has found II necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Forbes
Expose Wronedoersl
Cry After Report OF
Truman Committee
By r. c. FORBES
,,n.nsn the u.roncdoers,

EAIONG the FNlAA NV -
Tho senatorial committee AP-
pointcd 20 investigate how our
national defense effort has been
handled has cast very serious
shlrs on various American IN
dustries especially autorotNe
and aircraft The allegations
are FAR more Sharp-poirted than
specific.
Eur eA>tieettA4 -industfisit>ts
should demand bill Of partlCu-
lsrs-..f fhaN .+pe-Tfet CONSCIOUS
u rr7v7uE C0Uc ANYTHING DIS
creGuahlc. Urpatriotlc. II The
members If The Truman COM
r1lttee feel sure that they have
mace no reckless, unSupportahle.
unproyahiC allegations, IN Q y
should welcome a thorouGhGoinG
showdown.
Several passages IN the COM
--i''ccS report suggest 20 the
ii4trsar- lack e. fairness ahnVc-
hoart7cSs ID7partiahty For ~
ample, referring 20 ? certain
pursuit plano. -fN" committee
ouo'cd General Arnold. chief Of
thr army air force, as having
testified
we no longer rate the tna'1c
detected Is better than good
pursuit trainer, because Of its
limitations in speed. ceiling and
FIRE power" and added "UnleSS
service procurement policies are
changed this ship ~ill conSti-
ute more than half 81 our total
pursuit production until the end
of 1912"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
British Economist Keynes Favored Forced Saving

people today favor forced saving So
these people of the following
They be followers of the British economist
would help destroy private
saving investment. They be hardboed businessmen
think would just the income of laborerS They
be persons would be a
get citizens under false pretenseS
debt will probably make impossible to repay
forced loans They be who do not under
all.
saving hold prices down and
would be nothing however, TO prevent
purchasing which
would under the forcedsavng scheme and giving 1t 10
other Certainly does touch the
o imitation, these involve excessive credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Chicago Store
Shows Gains

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-With 9
substantial increase over last year
in dollar sales volume during the
December holiday shopping period
and with continuance of brisk
business since that time, the Fair,
Chicago department store. is eX-
pected 10 show a modest gain in
earnings for the fiscal year end.
ing January 81, next.
Higher labor charges-including
an increase of roughly $4,000
under a new union contract and
generally advancing operating
costs have frightened profit mar
gins.
Tho store company's net profit
nevertheless, should he somewhat
ahead of the $t5e.SS3 reported Tor
the year ended Feb. !. 1871. A
good spring and summer business
enabled the firm 10 cut its loss Tor
the first six months of the cur
rent fiscal year to 500, 49S. from
the loss Of $1S1. 139 reported for
the corresponding period of the
preceding year.
Improvement in the profit out
look. may warrant Some action
by directors toward clearing up
arrears on the Fairs z per cent
cumulative preferred stock Ac-
cunulations now amount 10 S26. .
per share. Under the company
articles of incorporation, not less
than 3 per cent of the outstand-
ing preferred stock on April ! of
each year is to be retired out of
net profits. However, the stock
cannot be acquired unless all ac-
crued dividends on the preferred
shall have been paid or set aside
for payment. The retirement pro-
visions have been complied with to
April /, 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
BUY n Bomber
Livestock Markets


CATTLE Receipts 200. market Si"pdy
20 veal Chrlcr steers <i2 1511a good
steers SIi 75u12 - common 10 medium
s. ao0 ~ -. good hcifers, Sll612, cum-
mrr 20 medium s. 2SRil good cows,
s. RiUs 80 medium cows s. 1SHS %.
cutter and common. 50 - ~ : -. Gamers.
S'.S0a6 Is GOOD beef huus. 5000 ~.
good SAUSAGE hUns So T5o 10 medium
sausage bulls s. liz cutter aHd COM
mWr = 25og - good ami cho,ee storker
md feeder calves 81 j60 13 ~ medium
So 81 80 GOOD stOCker and feeder Steers
sna hefsrs S1ou1l 30 common 20 me.
1iau - Sou 40
CALVES Receipts 200 market SOC
iov"' Good std chuicr Sl6 common o.,
medium >iu0 U.s. culs and common, - if
H so
eHEEP AND LAMBS Recsirs oou
-1Frar' no. eF'snhshed .sr'N pr1spcc,s
~-rEry to Vcei NnueBy close follow
Good snd cfoirs thrnbS Sl2 ~ ~ 10 me
elYm fu srrd l1.TSN ~ 80 ruN and com
rnr- g. - 80 trof ana rhoice ewes
- 7'H7 % common and medium s. r
go. c.Ns 81 1sU
HOGS ecsiprt sno mAykst rot 80
'shHsteo cst. Prospects around steady
Mvnosy'S c.nss follows Good anr cno'rr
80 - 2uo Jos So 20 oo0 30 92n Tvs
ST. e. 220 ~ 30 Irsa Sis leo - 9n'
ne 81 ~ geo 20 pr 1ns 81 Vs.. 81
20 Snn fhs I'll tt hoEy - 500 ~ rln Ine
81 go .11 'o 900 Doc s. g. 900 to a
Pos 81 ~ pics snc hs1's sos u
sfAEs SO m -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
What He Really Said

What, General Arnold really
did say. as pointed out editor
iallv by one newspaper CNew
York Tines. was this:
Hundreds Of P-t0S have been
built and delivered To pilots In
our squadrons and IN the Brit
ish. who have found them super
Tor Ia the Hurricane. They haVe
given an excellent account of
themselves against the Luft-
waite In Egypt and have been
adopted As standard equipment
In the Near East, although we
NO longer rate the P-4O as
better than n good pursuit
trainer. because az It's iimita-
tions In speed, ceiling and fire
power"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-Steel
operations for the week beginning
January 10. are scheduled at 97.7
per cent Of ingot capacity. against
81 per cent an the previous week,
a decrease of 01 of point. on
OIL Of per cent. according TO
American Iron and Steel lnSti-
tute. A month ago the indicated
rate was 93.4 per cent
Schedule for the current week
is equivalent TO a production of
1.614.2O0 net tons. against 1915
500 net tons the week before A
month ago the Indicated tonnage
was 1913. 100 net tons and a year
ago ! .557 400 net tons.
Following table gives a cQmpar-
ison Of the current schedule with
nearest corresponding week Of
previous years, together with
changes from the week lnmedi-
atnlN rrncodiDC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Postponine Disputes No Risk for Labor

In postponing hrisdcionsl disputes labor undue
workers automobile industry
union the administration sympathy with the
needs of workers and the automobile industry has
always been al the in such matters wages and hours
second criterion whether automobile management is
capable records that industry has
the very flower and has
further than other abroad pcrfecng the
technique of production Of quality goods With the quality
Of management this industry advisable 10
make of this existing potent managerial tool rather than
10 conduct when beset with
hard boiled N both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
3 to Give Plans

The convention will last
through Thursday and is prob
ably the most important in the
history of the organization be-
cause of the plight of the
nations dealers and their wide
flung organization. During the
session. a symposium will he
offered by six dealers ON What
l Am Gong 10 Do"
Other important speakers will
include l.. Clare Cargile, presi-
dent OF the NADIA; Senator
Clyde l.. Herring of Iowa. an
auto dealer himself. and y. w.
Shefferman Of Sears Roebuck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

General Tire and RHhh'T Company .ud
sursldtar7Ff .r statement 'or fls tErE
wear e7drG NOV. 80 lqEl. SHOWS = profit
~ s. "a go Rf-rr dfrre ~fpf I0n. tn'ercs.
federal income taxes ard setting As,fe cf
500 pou f1f cont 0gencles Earnings for
1871 arc eTla' after preferred dividends
TO 50 as share ON no common Tbs cum
t'-e~- wr'n \ rrt PROM ~ S5a5 AZ 0r =
cents a share on a-6 ~ shares o. COMMON
N the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Urges Cooperation

BY cooperating with depart
mcnt stores. grocerS, meat deal
erS. and all other merchants,
the American buying public can
rio rnuctl to forcStaii possible
Curtatirncnt Of essential delivery
facilities in this country arising
from the rubber shortage. ac-
Cording 10 l.. u. CoSart, sales
manager. Dodge Truck.
" spirit neighboriiness
and cooperation on thu part
Of consumers, particularly the
housewives OF the nation. can
be an important factor In en-
abling the merchants tn uti-
HE available facilities" he
SAID. Making Il a rule to
carry home small parcels
would help immeasurably.
another effective method
would he for two or three
women living In the same neigh
borhood. and to whom a single
passenger car il available, 10
organize periodlc 'club shopping
tours and carry home their
packages.
THE right kind of co-opera-
ton by the buying public will
90 a long way toward assur-
ing continued delivery of
heavier and bulkier merchan-
disc that cannot conveniently
he carried from stores"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy a Bomber
Detroit Poultry

Narke, steady Hens. lbs and NJ. 2te (;
Ieghorr hons lbs. and up. lsc, rock
~ -rs, from , 20 lbs 2oc. coarse and
farsy sprinsers is- leEhorn stsrs. lac;
-ock srrinEcrs smooth legs. IN 81 lbs /.
2sf. COCKS ic1 ifc. Young hen turkeys 10
ln- and m &c Young tom turkeys Is
ms and under 23c. over IS lbs zoe.
ducks. white isc. geese. i6c
EGG-Msrket weak Current receipts.
31i7c undergrAde, 2si1 "a 30iSc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Buy a Bomber
Metal Markets

New York and Wholesale n0nferrous
metal quotations supplied ~ Federated
Metals DIVISION Detroit Spot 40 per cent
tin nominal New York 50 future tin. So.
lake g-sde copper dsiivered Midwest -;
rIerfroItffc Fp0i rmerfr. II casting COP.
per. II ~. 50 Louis ICED s rs 81 Louis
zinc IS: New York aniimony. Il. virgin
receive January 90 oPA ceiling, On
new and secondary cadmium. eo cents for
patented shapes and 90 cents for other
shapes Fxpori copper. ~ -; ressls' L.
Free Nerlns eNchsnge. $685. utoi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Owes II TO Itself

American industry owes II 10
itself, owes II 10 our whole
system of free enterprise 10 de-
mand that the Truman COM
mitiee name names. bring Spe-
cihc charges, and prove If y
csn-thst certain industrialistS
and industries have behaved
shanefully.
The Truman committee surely
should be willing TO put itself on
trial
Copyr.rh'. 1875. ~ p c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Murray Corp. Profit
Doubled for Quarter

Murray Corporation of America
reports for the quarter ended NOV.
go 1871. a net profit of SiS71l9.
equal 20 81 cents A share. against
$40 l0S or q cents a share IN the
November quarter Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Wilson a %, Inc. aud damestr and
fo~eIE an sue~ diaries for 50 Week. ended
%nv T. lssi hnu u nel p-rG' ~ s. az 3Hs
after 50 rsJ ~ provision f1r fcltraf An-
foreign income faNvs r1uNi aver 'rf
period q tit fr-4 rrqu ~srNn'a o1 - So
pIfletYrr M arrears 10 - 80 share or
me common Net pfnf' wat 81 so asf -
- cents IN the cor mon after 81 ga 81
taxes n the % weeks ended oct. % lg4G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
See Steel
Output
Under I'll
BULLETIN

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 20.-Nith
supplies OF steel scrap rapidly
dwindling, Pittsburgh steel Of
6ciais today warned that unless
stable new sources ~ scrap are
unearthed quickly, the industry
will produce less steel this year
than IL turned out In i94l.
Net result will be far more
drastic curtaIlment Of products
for civilian nsumers \, they
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
BUY n Bomber
Dividends

Moodys Investors Service de-
clared regular quarterly dividend
of Is cents on the participa ting
preferred, payable February Is, TO
record a February 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Buy n BOMBER

Huntsville and Nashville Railroad tor ~
months ended Wv 80 1r1 f7t 2 pos ~
r1rns of SO 3ho pa cgsa r. 80 =
shs~s ~ 40 mn -hEret sCs ISL s. 80
So ~ g g. share IN inc 1850 pet.-d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Buy n Bomber

Kansas City Southern Railway for ~
months ended Nov. 30. 1871 shovel ne
income Of 81 S66 076 equa. % 81 - q share
on-the common aEBins, Sp5s AZ or 3
cents on the common ip no 1870 rer.oI
November net income was $50 Jpa. aganf'
SIS. 1872 IN November. 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
-RIIy a ROmber-

Mountain STATES Telephone 4 Telegraph
Com pany fo- the yeAr 1851 the preliminary
npi lnrorn. was So Az se7. ~uusl IN s7.lS
= share. against 81, 757 100 or s7.s2 q share
m 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

il agreed both by opponents and
myself relied upon 1t also agreed
that government This where the debate
shall borrowing be done?
All agree should rely entirely borrowing
through borrowing therefore concerns
of individuals The debate focused on the cues
individual savings? Shall
use force savings away from them? Or
shall persuasion and appeal to reason?
IS the policy which favor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
DETR0F7S1TfMES MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Money
Opposes Principle
Of Forced Saving

of the questions frequently asked in recent weeks IS
forced saving finance the war?
open question No basic policy concerning has
adopted therefore glad be invited by the maya
Modern Industry debate the question in the current
publication. The editor and in the employ
social board take the side OF forced saving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
On the Business Front
Detroit Times Financial Editor

VIII WARD SCHULZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
-BuN a Bomber-

dividend Of 40 cents on inc corn
mon. payable February is 70
record Of February q PrevIou.
Payment was = cents IN August
lo5S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Buy "A Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Foreign EXCHANGE

BUY n Bombel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
EARNINGS

Buy n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Buy n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Detroit Stock Exchange
1912 Range
High Low Div.

a-Paid Or payable m
Stock OF cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

ON HIS broadcast the other
midnight movie critic II.
Barnes discussed the film awards
and seemed particularly pleased
that the pictures he had voted
for rated prizes. In mentioning
the winner, he strongly recon-
mended IT and ended with this
double talk: III you haven't
seen 1t, don't fail 10 miss it."
MAJOR James Roosevelt was
in Hollywood the other day. the
luncheon guest OF the Freres
Warner In their executive din
ing room. II you please. During.
the chit-chatterboxing Harry
Warner said: How are your
mother and father bearing up
under all this2"
Il think" replied James,
that my mother is a little more
tired"
PAUL SMALL. Just returned
from Movieyille, says that half
the people in Hollywood don't
eat because they're in pictures
and the other half because
they're not.
PHIL BAKER, relates a Sun
interviewer. once lectuied 10
some collegians on The AID Lib
and It's Importance in Everyday
Life" one of the upstairs
sprung a Joe Miller on him and
asked for a sample ad lib topper.
Baker, stumped. gagged his way
out by saying: The best way I
could reply TO that line would be
TO ad lib ten seconds OF silence"
THE NEW CURE for alcohol
ism Is nausea producing drug
which makes the rumpots sick OF
the taste, sight or smell OF fire.
water.
That's only your old friend
Mickey Finn with a diploma.
0 O o.
FIVE DAUGHTERS OF five
famous fathers appear in the
cast Of Letters TO Lucerne.
That's not the way it used to be.
Girls acquired influential Dad
dies AFTER they reached the
stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

younostev pill ever do a big
tDrong."
Mrs. Joseph Berry,
2l4 E. 18th St, New York City.
$1,000 price
Mrs. Henry F.. HeSsion, OF
Bayport, l.. l., lays down a few
sensible rules.
Let them attend dances and
parties-chaperoned If under II
--once each weekend.
Give them chores to do, such
as setting the table or drying the
dishes. But too many chores
constitute work and wise
parents avoid that.
DO not allow them TO drive
their own cars under IT.
Have them invite their
friends OF both sexes 70 their
home after school until 5 o'clock
or weekend evenings until
1890 or HOO Mother should
be glad TO meet them.
They must not rush one OF
the opposite sex to the eXclu-
sion of all others.
Encourage them to confide in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

For some unexplained rea-
son" says Richard j. Corke Of
Union City. N. J. age ~ and
father OF two children, Too
much stress is laid on the
rights and too little on the re-
Sponslblities OF high school
youngsters. II these young peo-
pie will accept their RESPONSE
bilities toward God home
school country and society in
general AL The so-called rights
which are properly theirs viii
come 10 them automatically
Twenty five years ago high
school pupils STUDIED and
WORKED for their diplomas
The student of TO-DAY dances
and rol.y5i. l> Way '.rau b
school Period skipping has be
come q fine arr and IS u9V az.
a scheduled ba as
Students have Ear too much
pocket money and Speaa too
much tine on social ac'l,l.rs.
'ra.l2e .7cal contacts arr .u
pcraat, aro 'tc lEl, I'm, of
parties s..Gd Boz ,rruua..s
but no parties should qc
or nights preceding a seHo. Co.,
and all Ch.ldrcE nou,a boz
bed by twelve o'clock
Keeping Stead1 GONNA
during high SCiooi geCJl Nn.7
not be permitted tgt an nr.u-
si9gal date should Hut ia
tvouUcd on Horis
Sh0md be q duty perform
o. sheer love and dcrGt.4a
mother and hOWe- Han .i..'
students should Hetrr Dr.
Glloued 20 drive a car. Ttlg
ave not Old enough 20 aS.E0
-eypc7tbi'lfV IN their oiru vir o.
AID therefore must torcgJ 'r,
pleasure.
See Tat they assume tact
proper esponsibilitles and thel
ghts viii take care OF them
.ros.
y hard J COtkc
1915 EeV York ave
ir#r CRY. y =
$1,000 pfIlo
Youngsters graduate from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
About Iduu

of Dingleberry'S Upper Strait.
jacket Versus Most OF the
People.
.
MANY A JUROR has
snapped 10 attention from a
Cat-Nap to find that he has
given a strange lady the nod.
%
THE CAT-NAP Is invalu-
able when listening to a
Mayor clip the ribbon on u
rustic bridge or while the
Governor is buttering the
corner stone of a new b. and
o. rOundhOuse on an aban-
doned spur.
%
1T Is INDICATED during
the dedication Of the January
Exhibit Of PatagOnian Prim-
itiveS In the Founders Wing
Of the Smithsonian InStitu-
ton. BY synchrOniZing your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Should a Wife Take A Defense job?

hundreds of outside jobs more
directly connected with ma
tional defense?
Mrs. F. G. Mueller (26).
1880 Stewart dr., Orange, Cal,
wins $500 by suggesting this
contest topic.
Write your answers in $50
words or less and send them to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

grade school 10 high school at
the most difficult time of their
life" says Mrs. Joseph berry, OF
New York City. They are
neither children nor adults.
They are super sensitive and
feel they belong IN neither
group But with plenty OF
understanding parents can help
them through this difficult
period.
You should allow them TO
stay up TO reasonable hour,
and TO a real late one once in
blue moon as a specia. treat.
They should be allowed TO go
pdt on dates occasionally. but
not often This rule applies to
parties and dances which they
may attend unchaperoned II
you know the ones they go with.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
By ARTHUR
BUG" BAER

mapping with the eating YOU
can enjoy a bit of hiatus
larded with aphasia.
AFTER MUCH practice in
sleeping standing up l wear
smoked glasses and keep my
mouth open. When they give
me the mirror test to detect
suspended animation they
often secure a splendid pre-
cipitatiOn Of imported Scotch.
All you need then Is room
service.
o
ETHICS OF THE Cat-Nap
recommends more formal stu.
pidity and less individual
alertnesS. The ingredients are
a heavy lunch. a dentists
copy Of the Geographic Mag
aZine. a chair in a Pullman
going TO Washington and too
much steam heat.
Distributed BY kiHS Features syndicate. I've.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

With the nations man
power being drafted in ever
increasing numbers for our
armed forces and vital indus
tries requiring more and more
men and women to speed up
our defense program, should
a wife-who does not need the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Elsie Robinson in care of this
paper. Include full name, age
mot over 30) and address.
A $40 prize for the best girls
letter, $40 for the best boys
letter, and additional prizes
for all letters published. Con-
test closes one week from to-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

their parents. They need it now
more than ever.
mo high school student will
conform. to his parents set OF
rules unless he has been in the
habit OF doing so in grade
school. u the parents don't
know how to guide a child at
six, they'll never guide him at
sixteen"
Mrs, Henry +. HeSlon,
South Country Road,
Bayport. l.. l., N Y.
ts250 prize
Proper conduct of a high
school youngster, especially
when there are younger chill
dren in the family, is of utmost
Importance, says Mr.. Howard
Conrad, Of Pine Plains, ". Y,
1t is up to him TO set a stand
ard for the other children and
reflect honor both on himself
and on his parents. He earns
the right TO participate in fam
lily consultations and assumes q
certain amount OF responsibility
toward the home. He should
have the right to use his own
discretion as to when TO retire.
and 10 invite friends of both
sexes 10 his home at tho expense
of the household budget.
His relations with someone
OF the opposite sex should be
encouraged and the association
kept on clean, platonic basis
by the interest and welcome OF
the whole family. Mixed parties
should be encouraged. This type
OF amusement has been the
backbone of our social life since
the landing Of the Pilgrims on
Plymouth Rock.
Consideration and decency
are inherent in boys and girls.
Only bad associations tear them
down. Therefore 1t is the duty
of parents TO guard them well
against harmful outside influ-
ences."
Howard Conrad,
North Main street.
Pine Plains, N. Y.
fS2.50 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

money-take a defense job in
order to do her share in the
aid Of her country?
We all want to do our part,
but just where can a woman
serve best. as a good wife
and mother, devoting all her
time and energy to her home
and children, or in one Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

THE STRATEGIC value Of
the Forty Winks at the Met
rOpolitan Opera Is a bit offset
by the organized decibels of
the merry villagers. An agi-
tatcd and raucUus soprano Is
more preferable i'm the movies
than In person. When singing
at the Met she never jumps
her sound track.
Q - -
HAVE OFTEN discovered
that the Cat-Nap at the left
Of the hostess may result i'm a
sitting nodding sitting dive
into the chilled consomme.
Even an intelligent face like
mine looks a bit strange in
LSpic.
But THE ETHICS Of the
Cat-Nap permit il to be used
diSCrcctlN by jurors listening
To the ponderOuS testimony