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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Hy MRS GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA SerXicc Staff Writer

Lemons and oranges give Vita
min value to spring desserts. Eggs
ore plentiful now and belong in the
wartime nutrition budget. The re-
rspo for lemon cheese timbales pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
MINTED ORANGE CREAM
lSeryes 81

One or two egg yolks, 4 cups milk,
IS cup quick cooking tapioca,
> cup sugar, 4 teaspoon salt, or
? egg whites, tablespoon grated
orange rind, l. cup cream, whipped;
orange sections free from mem
branep, mint leaves.
Mix egg yolk with = cup milk
in saucepan Add tapioca, a cup
sugar salt, and remaining milk.
Bring mixture quickly to full boil
over direct heat. stirring constantly.
Remove from fire. Mixture will
be thin. Do not over-cookD Beat
egg white until stiff, but not dry
Add remaining sugar gradually,
beating with rotary egg beater Stir
not tapioca gradually into egg white.
Cool mixture thickens as its cools.
When slightly cool, add orange rind,
chill. Fold in cream. Pile in sher-
Let glasses Garnish with additional
cream, if desired. or top with Sec
tions of orange and mint leaves.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
LEMON CHEESE 7 zsd1ALES
l6 Servings

One-half pound Il cup) cottage
cheese, 3 cup white corn syrup
, well-beaten eggs. 2 tablespoons
undiluted evaporated milk, IL ia
blespoons lemon juice. grated rind
lemon, Is teaspoon salt, 1i8 tea
spoon cinnamon, tablespoon
melted butter, slices enriched
white bread
Put cheese through coarse sieve
and combine with corn syrup, beat
en- eggs, milk, lemon juice and rind,
seasonings and melted butter Cut
the enriched white bread into very
small cubes and fold into mixture.
Transfer to individuals butte.ed
custard cups and bake in SOW over
C3259 until puffed and golden
about 35 minutes. Serve warm in
custard cups, or unmold and serve
cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
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duces delicious sweet without
strain on your sugar supply. Orange
eteam is a wholesome nursery deS-
sert glorified into party treat.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Sundays Detroit Times
Brings Many Features

I,Ok YOU u SUNDAY Times:
Mystery Of Pearl Iiarbor" three special pages with
TuciuTrE re at wrecked hateShlp
|. $. Arizona IN flames Pictorial Review.
An illustrated the Pictorial Revie" on Nine
Chang kaiShck Chinas loan of Are"
Where should husband spend his spare tme?" discussed
in the Elsie Robinson column in Pictorial Review.
Therel he other the Pictorial Review also 10
interest YOU including color map with text Jap Drive
Through Burma Perls ChInas supplies
And in The American Weekly you'll find such
features
Judith T. ChaSe's quiz, How Popular Are YOU
Who Srangled Girl War Worker London Backout -
Florida Permanent Blackout if Canal Goes ThroughH
TOO Human to Become a Sausage" the amazing story
Of Old Doc" pig who grew like Jacks beanstak.
More Of Old Scout Murphy thrilling tales of the Old Wild
West.
Favore recipes from grandnothers cookbook.
lined for present day
Then therel be the famous Comic Weekly with furousy
funny company of celebrated comics
And much more! BE get Sundays Detroit Times
You arrange for delivery dang Cherry $500
AZ the same time you order Sundays Times will be good
plan also 10 arrange for regular delivery Of the daily Times
which will bring starting Monday Bob ConSdnes Mac
Arthur the Magnificent thrilling life story Of the gallant
American commander in the Philippines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
New Local War Hero
Detroter. One Of 7 Sub Commanders in Far East,
Gets Navy Gross for Bravery
BY SCOTT WIGLE

Detroit's newest war hero is
1t. Commander Kenneth Charles
Hurd. one of seven submarine
commanders fighting in the Far
East, who were awarded the Navy
Gross for especially meritorious
conduct" and the son of a proud
Detroit mother.
The mother. Mrs. Charles Hurd
lives with another son. Delmar. a
clothier here. at 975 Beaconsfield
avenue. Crosse Pointe Park.
"Of course I am just as proud
~ I can be Of him." Mrs. Hurd
said when informed by The De-
troit Times of the citation. =
LIVED IN owOsso
For many years the Hurds lived
in Owosso. where the f. Their OBJ
Grated farm implement business.
II was from the Owosso High
School in 1921 that Kenneth en-
tered the Naval Academy.
Ever since he was a boy he
wanted to 20 into the navy" his
mother related.
The commander is married and
his wife. Lucille, and son, Charles,
4, are now living in Hollywood.
GOT TELEPHONE CALL
Just two weeks ago Lucille
received . telephone call from
him. She knew that the call was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Boss Foe
Heads
State COP

LANSING. Feb. 2s.-John r.
Dethmers. long a foe of "bossism'
in Republican politics, began a
one-year term as chairman of the
Republican State Central Com
mittee today with a promise to
return the COP to the rank and
file.
The 38-year-old Holland attor-
ney was the unanimous choice of
committee members to succeed
Leslie B. Butler, who resigned to
devote more time to private
business.
Missing at the meeting were
longtime Republican bosses Frank
D. Mckay. Edward N. Barnard
and William Mckeighan and their
henChmen. Only semblance of
control was evidenced by former
Gov. WILDER M. Brucker, who
lined up votes for Dethmer.
Dethmers said the state Re-
publican slogan for 1912 would be
forget our old troubles and con-
vince the people Republicans can
win the war"
Charles M. Ziegler. Lansing.
was elected treasurer to succeed
Ray Potter of the same city. re-
signed. Ziegler was an unsuccess-
full candidate for highway COM
missioner in 1897 and 194l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
ART, NOT OBsCENITY

THE human body" said Kd-
lar. is art. not obscenity. and
those who try TO use II for the
latter purpose will face the law
here.
"There'lI he approximately
100000 new residents arriving
in Detroit in the next year to
do defense work. These persons
have the right to decent enter
tainment and Il In the aim Of
the police department to make
Detroit known a. . leader In
clean amusements.
81 try to be extra lenient with
strip tease dancers because they
are earning their living by this
work. Many are fine girls, sin
cere artists. Ammo Corio Is one
Of this type.
1.-THE trouble r., however, that
too many unframed girls get
jobs as shippers. They just peel
of their clothes, and overstep
the bounds ~ far rs usefulness
to American art is concerned.
Especially does strip teasing
become out Of place In cabarets
where liquor n sold and the
average mind Ii not on art at
the time"
Kollar says he always attend
the Russian Ballet when it is
town.
"Now, there" he said, II,
really art"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

coming from the Far East, but
when the connection was finally
made he told her that he was
not allowed to tell from where
he was calling" Mrs. Hurd said.
He phoned to find out how
we all were and said hardly .
word about himself"
II has been two years since Mrs.
Hurd he's seen her son. He was
stationed at Manila when the Japs
struck at Pearl Harbor.
NATURE OF ACTION YELLED
The navy communique did not
disclose the nature of the actions
in which the submarine command
ers participated. but past reports
have told of American undersea
craft striking at japanese ships
from Toxic Bay southwark into
the Dutch East Indies.
The other commanders who re-
cslred citations were:
1t. Com. Chester Carl Smith.
81, OF Boise, Idaho; 1t. Com VIII
liam Leslie Wright 80, Of Corpus
Christi. Tex: 1t. Com. Morton c.
Mumma Jr.. 81. of Berryville, Va:
1t. Com. Eugene Bradley McKin-
ney, 80. of Eugene. Ore; 1t. Com.
Charles Dempsey. 80. OF Brooklyn.
~. Y. and 1t. Wreford Gross
Chapple, 80, OF Billings. Mont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
.Dedd|ine Rush.
On Auto Plates

The rush 10 purchase license
plates before the deadline at mid
night tonight was crowding all the
Wayne County branches of the
secretary of states office today
Some had block-long waiting lines
John p. Aaron, district manager
estimated that 100000 Wayne
County cars still would be un-
licensed after the deadline. He said
all offices will remain open Satur-
day until all buyers are accom-
modated.
In Lansing, the biggest last
minute rush in years for 1912 auto
license plates at department OF
state branch offices was predicted
Secretary of State Harry F.
Kelly estimated today that more
than 100000 of the states 1900
900 car owners are still without
new plates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Emergency Bases
Defense Committee Plans Converted Hospitals
in Court Building and County Jail

The first meeting Of the defense
committee was attended by Judge
George Murphy. Montgomery
Frank T. Finn, head Of the pro.
baton department. William c
Ryan, underSherff. and Or. Lowell
s. Selling, pSychiatriSt of tho
court
Selling was instructed TO ar.
range with Or. d NJ. Morrell
superintendent Of Receiving Hos.
pital. for first aid classes for al
employees of the three buildings
The committee also plans tc
make a survey OF the tunnel con
meeting police headquarters, the
Jail and the court buildings ia
determine if II could be used as
an air raid shelter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
WPB Reduces
Sugar Ration

WASHINGTON. Feb. % (UP)
Housewives who have been eN-
peCtlng 10 get l2-ounCe weekly
sugar rationS for each member OF
the family VIII have 10 amend
their plans TO got along on only
eight ounces a week. War Produc-
ton Board officials said today.
The reduction Is being made
because of the paCkaCinC problem
and because Of unexpected short
ages resulting from serious ship
losses. II was said.
Large amounts Of sugar already
have been packaged IN one-pound
lots and the waste of labor and
material in breaking the packages
and rationing half-pound lots has
prompted a change 10 a tWo-Week.
instead Of weekly basis Now each
coupon Will be good for a pound
package every two weeks
No date has been decided upon
10 begin sugar ratlOnlnC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Enemy Aliens DeadIine

With Tho dcadlnc midnight 10.
night there are Stlll more thar
1000 enemy aliens IN Detroit who
have not registered with the fed.
oral government and obtained
alien cards containing their finger.
prints Assistant Postmaster Peter
+ WICgIc reported today Those
who do not register face lmpriSOn.
men' and nicrnncnt for the dura.
tlon Of Tho war. he warned
approximately $1,000 have regis
tered 70 date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

Recorders court building and
the county jail would he converted
into emergency hospital bases in
the event of an air raid under a
plan formulated today by court
officials and Judges
The plan. forwarded by Edmund
r. Montgomery. clerk Of the court
calls for the conversion Of the first
tWo floors lof the court building
and the second floor Of the county
-JaIi
AUXILIARY cots can he stored
in both buildings and he set mp
on a few minutes notice in the
event that Receiving Hospital
across the street. becomes over
crowded with Victims" Mont
Gomery said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Gets SIS Fine or Jail
In Row Over 10( Fare

Charles Martin 81. of i49
= erboro street refused 10 pay
0bther 10 cent fare after he
boarded a Grand River bus with
a transfer four hours too old.
So today he must pay a SIS fine
or spend 80 days in Jail
After bus driver Everett Pod
gers refused the transfer Martin
abused him for nearly five miles,
refusing TO pay another fare. Fin
ally Podgers called a policeman at
Grand River and fourteenth street.
Brought before Judge Thomas NJ.
Cotter on a charge Of disturbing
the peace, Martin was convicted
and the fine levied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Wrong Dog Blamed
Right One Sent TO Hospital by Blind Couple
" Borrowed Pup Scared Woman

There wouidnit have been any
trouble out on Conner avenue II
Stark, the old leader-dog. hadn't
eat his foot and been shipped away
90 the veterinary hospital.
But Stark did cut ms foot and
the dog that came 10 take his
place for that time was a younger
dog. who barked. and was accused
of chasing a neighbor.
As the result, Stark blind mas
ter, Nell Mccormick of 543 Con-
.ner avenue and siChtlcSs Mrs. Nc
CorTnick were Subpenacd before
traffic and ordinance Judge George
T. Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Jail Threat
Judge Blasts BottIeneek
in Housing Code Cases

Burdencd with hundreds Of adj
iournmentS in housing code viola
ton cases. Judge George T Muir
ply today sought 70 smash the
courtroom bottlcncck with a
threat Of Jail terms.
Addressing George T Bader
who had asked for another adj
journmcnt IN order 10 comply with
court orders for repair Of three
properties, Judge Murphy said.
From now on. property own
prs who fail Ia comply after
sufficient notice. will 70 To Jail.
am tired Of these excuses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
New Highway Contracts Let

Two new contracts totaling
more than 100000 were signed
today for paving and drainage
work on the new Dawson avenue
limited highway, due to be COM
pleted this fall. Successful bidders
were the Cooke Contracting Com
pany and the Waterway Construc-
ton COMPANY. both of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Hotel Guests Bed Afire

Leo CouzenS. 50. Of the Seneca
Hotel. 275O Third avenue, is in
Receiving Hospital to-day with
burns about his face as the result
OF a fire that started in his bed :
mattress. Flremen rescued Couz-
enS and the fire was confined Ia
that ono room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Jap Ambassador Quits

TOXIC. Feb. 2S by official
Japanese NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tenant General Tatekawa, Japa-
nesc ambassador 10 Moscow. has
resigned because Of i'll health, II
was announced today. He VIII be
replaced by Naotake Sato
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
NERCHiNTNtN sunk

CUIDAD TRUJILLO Domini-
can Republic Fob. 2S CUPl.-The
British merchant ship MacGrcGor
was sunk Friday off tho DOmlni-
can coast by two enemy suhma-
rlncS. il was announced officially
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
SURVIVORS LANDED

GEORGETOWN British Guiana
Feb. IS Thirty five Amer
lean sailors. SURVIVORS from a tor
pedoed vessel found refuge in
Georgetown today
They were the second group of
survivors Of submarine attacks 10
land in the city in two days No
details were given concerning
either sinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
HOW 1T HAPPENED

Said Mrs. ProyidenC!a Prado oi
53l Conner avenue. the complain
ING witness. who termed McCor'
mlCk'S dogs nuisance
II was taking out pan OF
garbage and great. big dog
jumped the fence and chased
me. 7 ran and hid behind
storm door and he kept jump
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
RATIONED TO ONE STRIP

Burlesque houses will be ra-
toned 10 one strip tease artist on
a bill and one feature woman or
singer.
Rules are based on the testi-
mony of the police censor, Sgt
Joseph kollar when he appeared
for the prosecution in hearing on
an indecent show charge against
Club al.
Kollar's authority on the subject
of obscenity in the arts is based
he said. on three and half years
of movie censorship work and con-
sistent attendance at burlesque
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Arthur Push
Gained ) Miles

WASHINGTON Feb Is ms
Fighting has leSsened in Bataar
with operations limited 10 rcla
lively minor patrol SkfrmiShes, {
var department communique saic
today.
General NacArthur's troops
are holding advance positions
taken during the last few DAYS
Of combat" the communiqUe
said THE forward elements Of
our troops are holding line
which extends from slightly
north ~ Abucay on Manila BAY
across the Bataan peninsula Ia
point on the China Sea mid
way between Bagac and Moron"
The japanese are SIN holding
their main battle positions, tho
VAT department announced
Official SpokcSmcn SAID that the
now Macarthur line represents
gains ranging from five 10 siN
miles across the l3-r1llc-wid
peninsula and now places the
ATcrlCan-Flliplno troops about &C
miles from the TIP Of the 33-mllC
Strp of land
AbuCay IS north Of the village
OF BalanEa which the japanese
took several weeks ago This
would indicate that BalanCa j,
again IN MaCArthurS hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
RAID ON NEW GUINEA
AEF Parades in Belfast

BELFAST, Feb. % (INS).-
Taking part in their first public
ceremony since arrival here. Amer
lean expeditionary forces in north.
ern Ireland today were to parade
through Belfast in celebration Of
"Warships Week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
FEAR ELECTIONS

Some observers felt that con-
Igressmen who have not always
supported New Deal social legisla-
Ition were reluctant 10 oppose IL on
this occasion because they will be
up for reelection soon and they did
not want TO incur the wrath OF
labor generally-both the organ
lied and the unorganized.
Rep. Howard w. Smith (D) of
Virginia, had proposed the 40-hour
week suspension amendment which
brought on the House fight.
He proposed to amend the sec
ond war powers bill, which has
become an omnibus bill through
the addition of several amend
rheh'ts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
GIN and JAW
Told 10 Settle
Holiday Wage
War Labor Board Refuses
TO Intervene Now in
Overtime Pay Dispute

WASHINGTON. Feb. % uNS).
"A dispute between General
Motors and the CIO-United Auto
mobile Workers was back in the
hands OF the company and the
union today, the war labor board
having declined to make a final
settlement at this time.
The dispute concerns union de-
mands for payment Of overtime
for Sunday and holiday work
when the corporation swings into
production of war materials.
BARGAINING CONTRACT
Although the existing contract
provides for such payments, the
c mpany raised the issue or
whether the workers should be
entitled 10 a premium under ID
hour, seven-day operations in the
production of war materials.
Board Chairman William II.
Davis said. however, that the COM
pany and union first should try to
settle the dispute under procedure
provided in the collective bargain
ing contract and, if that fails, in
woke Cancellation machinery be-
fore submitting the matter to the
NWLB.
Both parties. he said. agreed
that the matter was covered by
terms of the existing contract and
also agreed that any final deter
mination of the issue shall DO
retroactive.
GINS CONTENTION
General Motors took the posi-.
ton that the present contract with
the CIO specifically exempts over.
time premium for work on Sun.
days and holidays necessary
continuous operations.
Although referring the dispute
back to the parties involved, Davis
emphasized that war production
is going forward unimpeded in the
plants Of General Motors despite
the existence of this dispute
This IL the procedure which
should be followed by all en-
ployers and workers engaged
directly or indirectly In supply
ing our armed forces whenever
q dispute arises over the ques-
ton OF compensation for Sunday,
holiday or night work." he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Censor at Work
Nudity
RatiOned
Strip Teasers AIlocafed
--One to a BiH--Under
" Ne,V Regulations
By JANE sCHERMERHORN

Rules governing the delicate art
OF the strip tease will he issued
within the next few days by the
Liquor Control Commission.
Some OF its rulings will include
No extreme nudity unless this
condition is required TO express
the message of the dance.
Nude tableaux will be permitted
as works of art but If participants
move one muscle, they'll be ruled
out as obscene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
AussiesonGuard
For Jap Invasion

MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb.
% tINS).-The great Australian
war council, including representa-
tives of the United Nations in the
Pacific, has reached agreement on
board principles of new Pacific
strategy, it was announced today.
With Java ringed by Japanese
hordes. and enemy troops on Bali,
Sumatra, Borneo, New Guinea and
Timor. this commonwealth is cons
fronted with an imminent Japa.
nese threat against its independ-
ence.
Australian bombers last night
attacked an enemy airdrome and
buildings near Rabaul, on New
Britain Island. it was announced.
Fires were visible for 80 miles.
RAID ON NEW GUINEA
NEW YORK. Feb. % INS).-
A Japanese air raid on Port
Moresby. New Guinea, was re-
ported today by the Australian
radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
1T WASN'T STARK

Said Mccormick:
1T was the young dog i bor-
roWed Who caused the trouble
not my Stark. We just have him
and a dog I'm training for my
Wife's use.
Sometimes when my friends
come there are other dogs, hut
just for visits. Ny friends need
leader-dogs, too, your honor"
Said Judge Murphy:
We want TO cooperate with
any leader-dOgs. Just keep Stark
inside at night so he won't dis
turb people.
"McCormick case dismissed"
Stark limped TO the bench, Of
fcred his healing paw 10 Judge
Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
QUICK CHANGEOVER

At noon House leaders said pri-
vately that the wage-hour amend.
ment would pass. Until two hours
before the vote the leadership held
this view. They had postponed the
vote from Thursday until yester-
day in the belief that the amend
ment definitely would carry unless
the vote were put off.
The early spread of sentiment
for suspension OF the 40-hour week
which one House leader said hac
reached 'wildfire proportions wa
attributed to reaction 10 the recen'
furry of labor disputes in war in
iduStrieS.
House leaders conceded that i
industrial disputes continue in the
face of military setbacks, the next
time the ball Of reaction starts to
roll it may sweep everything in its
path.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

ing on II. twas terribly fright
ened."
Said Mrs. Frank La Comb o
$40 Conner avenue:
II saw IL. There are always
extra dogs there. My husband
and son. who work nights, could
not sleep because of barking"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
sunk OFF FLORIDA

several Of H. were talking
on the AFT deck when suddenly
there was an explosion" he
SAID. II went To the starboard
side and di,ed. Just before I
hit the water there was a sec
ond torpedo eXplosion-I swan
toward the open sea. racing AZ
hard a. l could from the spread
ing fire.
Il was 80 exhausted ! couldn't
tell whether I had any legs. I
saw boat, yelled and waved.
Somehow they caught sight of
me. l damned the NaIis ~ nv
rescuers pulled me out OF the
water.
'In spite of my experience
want everybody 10 know that
I'm going back To sea as soon
a. I'm rested up again"
a dramatic story o. six days
and five nights IN an open boat
after his cargo snip had been tor
pedOcd in tho North Nt,an'C
early this month was related bl
a British sea captain. rcCupcrat.
ing IN Long Island hospital
Wllfored George Evans Tho
ships master. told how his VcS>c
was rocked by q torpedo that INT
on tho port side arnid>hIp-
After ms men had abandoned
ship he said the enemy sub.
marine .urfaCnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Bill TO Repeal
4O-Hour Week
Killed in House
Victory for Labor
Is Expected TO Keep Arm,
Flowing Without a Lag
BY JAMES sHEPLEY
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-Ad.
leaders. having wealth.
cred the worst attack on New
Deal social legislation since Pear
Harbor, were hopeful today there
would be no lag in arms produc'
tion that might bring a new effort
TO suspend the 4O-hour work week
The House refused by vote oil
.226 to 81 10 suspend the overtime
pay provisions OF the wage-houl
law and Is other federal statutes
governing the hours of American
workers,