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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8

TUESDAY, DECEMBER
REGULAR MEEING OF MACCABEES Tuesday evening,
D. m. at Barron Hall with election officers
MOUNT CLEMENS CHAPTER No. 50. r. A. NJ, will hold
its meeting at the Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m. install
laton of officers.
MARGARET BoTToME CIRCLE, Kings Daughters Christ
dinner and party at Kings Daughters Home $50
YOUNG WoMEN's EPISCOPAL LEAGUE at Grace Parish
House at p. m. Guests invited.
YOUNG WOMENS AUXILIARY, Zion Evangelical Church,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
PORT HURON DEANERY in st. Augustines Parish Rich
mond, at p.
MISSION SOCIETY, Zion Evangelical Church. at p m.
HARRISON CIRCLE, Kings Daughters Harrison Town Hail.
Hard Times party at $50 m.
CIVIC CHORUS Board meeting the home of Miss Viola
Ribe
CIRCLE 3, Women's Guild Zion Evangelical Church. meets
at the home of Mrs Arthur Woltmann, 1879 N. Broad
way, D. m.
Gaping EXERCISES Freshmen Students ST. Joseph
Santarium Lobby, 8 p. m.
SILVER CROSS CIRCLE, Kings Daughters Home 100 D.
TWELVE BELLIES Club meeting at the home of Mrs Dom
aid Sudau 295 Euclid, at D.
CHILD STUDY CLUB Group 2, at the home Of Mrs. Carl
starner, rs Kendrick avenue. at p m.
PAST MATRONS Order Of Eastern Star, meets at 1890
in Masonic Hall.
EPwORTH LEAGUE and high school department Of Meth
odist church. meets at 1880 p m.
TROOP 16 Girl Scouts meets at AIS with Mrs. Smer
Gina, 1l2 Lincoln avenue.
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE No g. F. and A NJ, first degree
at Masonic Hall, at 1880 p. m.
GRANT PTA, meeting at Grant school, 745 p. m.
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John Wuyskens Tells
How We Get that Way

After the dinner, Mrs. Harold
Eyth, the president, introduced
the speaker of the evening, John
H. Muyskens, Professor of
Phonetics'of the University of
Michigan.
The address which interested
the audience for approximately
one hour was entitled How We
Get That Way Professor Mugs
kens said in part: What really
is an American might be asked
of a number of people and yet
its meaning would be different
to each one of them. In order to
find out what it means, you
would have to ask the philoso-
pher, the politician, the finan-
cier and others to get the real
idea because America means
something different to each one
of them"
For another example, he took
the word nice" In the diction-
airy they just put it in sentence
to define it, but it doesn't mean
the same thing in every instance.
A nice house means one with all
the conveniences; nice horse
means one with speed; but you
should never describe a nice girl
as being fast, he said. He eluci-
dated considerably on the say
ings of Confucius, and the fol-
lowing story about the moron
afforded much laughter: "Tt
was in the middle of the night
when a man called up his friend
and said, is this 1l11' and the
friend said, No, this is eleven
eleven The first man said, I'm
sorry to have gotten you out of
bed at this hour and the an
swer was, oh, don't apologize,
/ had to get up to answer the
phone In conclusion Profess
sor Muyskens said, There are
too few of us realize the glorious
rights and privileges accorded
us by our constitution, and there
are too many who profess to be
real Americans, who look to the
country only for what they can
get out of it. and who give no
thought to what they can do for
it,"
The committee in charge of
the evenings entertainment was
Mrs. Edwin Sharland, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Eyth, Mrs. Otto
WormSbacher who was accom-
panied by her husband, Lieut..
Otto Wormsbacher, U.S.N. who
is home on leave. Members of
the Eastern Star prepared the
dinner, with Mrs. Kendall Wal
ton as chairman.
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Younq Womens Club Members Hear oM Phonetcs Professor
Plans Completed
for Yule Party

PLANS HAVE BEEN COM
PLETED for the Young Wom-
ems Episcopal Leagues annual
Christmas party to be held in
the Guild Room of the Parish
House tonight at 8 p. m. The
program which promises 10 be
very interesting includes vocal
selections by Mrs. Leland Cou-
lon and Mrs. Charles MacKcn-
zie, piano numbers by Miss Alice
Slocum and the portrayal of a
Christmas story by Mis- Nancy
Could. 1t will close with the
sin ing of Christmas carols by
the group.
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodge
No. 6 F. e. A. M. will have first
degree at the Masonic Hall
Wednesday night at 7:30. There
will be three candidates.
CIRCLE NO. 3 WOMEN'S
GUILD Zion Evangelical Church
will meet with Mrs. Arthur
Woltmann, 139 North Broadway,
tomorrow at 2 p. m. Members
are asked to be sure and bring
their little red collection bags
at this time.
MRS. KATHERINE KNIGHT
of Honolulu, 7. H., a former
resident, sends Christmas greet
ings to her old friends here. She
hopes to be coming this way
some time later.
PAULINE LUCHTMAN, Will
ma Behrend, Leona and Helen
Hurttgam attended the c
Show given in the Sarah Bern
ham ballroom in the AT. of l..
hall on Sunday afternoon.
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GoodfeZZow Dress Drive
LQQs;; DeQdZine Near

cd dolls, Sol In money, approx.
imately 100 dresses.
Those to whom hearty thanks
are extended today are:
DOLLS
Miss Wickes ~
Mrs. Roy Miller 49,
Junior members OF Girls Friendly
Society 80
MONEY
Mrs. Bert Peltier $500,
Kings Daughters Circle. SHINING Star
$500
Mrs. Hubbard $1,000
DRESSES
Mrs Alfred Sicwert %
Mrs. Edwin Anderson III and III
BOYS suit
Mrs. Herbert d. DaushSrtley ~
Jolly Dozen Club 49,
Mrs. f.. Smith q, with a. hair bow
Mrs. j. Servo ~, with ~ bows
Mrs. Robert Dubav ~
Mrs. Lee, ~ Ferrin Place 10
Mrs. Harry Donaldson ~
Mrs Z. Todd rl
Mrs. George Ellis lD
Mrs. Herbert Rondo ID
Mrs John Miller IN
Marjorie PringniR I'd
Barbara Peters "a
MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs. Pace used clothins)
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Circle Votes SIS
to GOOdfellOWS

THE ISABELLA DAVIS CIR
Gle, Kings Daughters met at
the Kings Daughters Home last
evening with Mrs. Bradbury as
hostess. The circle voted to do
nate SIS to the Goodfellow fund
and 81 a month for the child
ren's milk fund. The circle took
in a new member at this meet
ing, Mrs. Jerome Widrig. The
next meeting will be held on
December 81, at the home of
Mrs. George Smith, Ahrens
street, at which time they will
hold their annaul Christmas
party.
THE WHATSOEVER CIRCLE
OF KINGS DAUGHTERS will
meet with Mrs. A. B. Keith, Sc
Moross avenue on Friday at
$50. This circle hasn't met for
over a month and Mrs. Keith re-
quests that every member make
q special effort to attend.
MIR. AND MRS. E l. M E r
THOMAS spent Sunday in De-
troit with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas, and family, where they
celebrated the birthday anniver-
sary of their son with family
dinner.
THE RECENTLY ELECTED
OFFICERS of the United Work
ers Circle, Kings Daughters are
as follows: Leader, Mrs. Wylie
wilkinson; Vice-leader, Mrs. OF
to Engelbrecht; Secretary, Mrs.
Edward DERRICK; Treasurer, Mrs.
Ralph Bennett.
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The Young Women's Club en-
tertained for their husbands and
guests last evening in the Ma
sonic Club Rooms.
A roast beet dinner was at
tractively served to the guests
which numbered approximately
so. Table decorations were in
keeping with the season. On
each table were tall red tapers
in silver holders and the place
cards were unusually attractive.
On the tiny white card was writ
ten the name and sprig of
evergreen. and red ribbon was
attached to one corner.
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Carrie Luneerhousen
Group Plans Dinner

THE CARRIE LUNGERHAU-
SEN Society, Methodist Church,
will meet Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Claude Copeland, Lode
wyck avenue for a $50 dinner
with their husbands as guests.
Mrs. Kendall Walton is chairman
and will be assisted by Mrs.
James Sheridan, Mrs. Clarence
Wilde, Mrs. Stanley Worthing-
ton and Mrs. Frank Blake.
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Baptist Church
Group Holds
YuIe Party

THE WORLD WIDE GUILD
OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH
held its annual Christmas party
last evening.
An exchange of gifts was fol-
lowed by group singing. The
program consisted of two parts:
The Sacred portion which was
the portrayed of a Christmas
story intermingled with the
singing of carols, and "Twas
the Night Before Christmas
presented in pantomime during
which Santa Claus made his en-
trance and presented the gifts.
There were 19 girls present.
Adeline Ruehle was in charge of
reservations and Elaine Miller,
table decorations. Mrs. H. A.
Meier was chairman of the pro-
gram committee assisted by Eve
lyn Schonschack and Helen
Smith. The January meeting
will be held in the church annex
with Mrs. Lloyd Bradbury in
charge of devotions.
RICHARD ALLAN STADE,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Stade was baptized in the
st. Peters Lutheran Church. Of
Macomb Sunday, Dec. 6. The
sponsors were Mrs. Paul Falk-
enhagen and Wilbert Kollmor-
gen. In honor of the event, the
baby's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stade, entertained
at a family dinner at their home
IN Marine CITY HiphWax
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Mrs. Cross, Children
Return to City Monday

MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS
and daughters, Carol and Linda,
arrived in the city Monday and
are at the home of Mrs. Cross
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Kelly.
Mrs. Cross and daughters
have been with Lieut.. Cross in
Capt May, N. j. for several
months and they plan to rejoin
him after he finishes his course
at the Naval Mine Warfare
School in Yorktown, Va. where
Lieut.. Cross is now stationed.
THE MEMBERS of the Ep-
worth League and high school
department of the Methodist
Church will meet Wednesday
night at 1870 at the church to
make candy and pack Christmas
boxes for their members who
are now in the armed forces.
THERE WILL BE A PRAC-
TISE for the religious drama,
"a Christmas Blessing at 4 p
m. on Wednesday in the Metho-
dist Church. All those taking
part in the play are requested to
be on hand for practise.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN WHIT
NEY, Lincoln Avenue, attended
funeral services for their bro
ther-in- law, George r. Dickens
in Davis, Michigan, on Sunday.
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NINETEEN MORE dresses,
$40 in money and IA more dress
ed dolls are now waiting for the
Goodfellows TO distribute among
our needy Mount Clemens chill
dren for their Christmas.
This shows the warm hearted
ness of our citizens in Mount
Clemens and their appreciation
of what il will mean 10 our chill
dren on Christmas morning, but
in spite of all these fine contri-
buttons with DECEMBER 10 AS
THE DEADLINE. we are still
about $50 DRESSES SHORT OF
THE QUOTA OF 800. Totals
now stand as follows: l4l dress
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21arri;ed

MRS. HOWARD 10 S E p H
FRAZHO, who before her mar
riage to Petty Officer 3rd Class
Howard Joseph Frazho, was
Rosemary Caldwell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Caldwell,
Scott boulevard.
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X Mh the Goo,s !
At Boiling Field

At Boiling Field
WORD HAS BEEN RECEIv-
ED that Captain Alger Graham,
well known to many Mount
Clemens residents is now sta
toned with the First Mapping
Group, of the u. S. Air Corps at
Boiling Field, D. c.
Four Sons in Army
MRS. E. TODD, 1875 Charles
Street, Route 3 is very proud to
announce that she now has four
sons in the United States Army.
They are Pvt. Louis Baker, who
is stationed in the radio division
in st. Petersburg, Florida; Staff
Sgt. Tavern Baker, who is with
the radio division of Fort Bliss,
Texas, Texas; Pvt. Wesley Bak-
er who is at Camp Adair, Ore
gon; Pvt. Ford Baker enlisted
last Monday and is now at
Camp Custer.
Thanks GoodfeIIows
PVT. 1st CLASS CHARLES H.
MILLER, JR., Fort Bragg, N. {.
wishes to express his sincere
thanks for the cigarettes he re-
ceived from the Goodfellows.
Promoted
PVT. EUGENE L. KELLER,
%, son of Mrs. Helen Keller, 80
South avenue, has been promot-
ed to the rank of private first
class, his unit, the headquarters
squadron of the Army Air For
ces West Coast Training Center,
announced.
Promoted
MRS. EDWARD CASPER has
received word from her hus-
band that he has been promoted
to Corporal Casper. He is now
stationed at Camp White, Ore
gon.
In Training
ANDREY F. NEWPORT. AZ
Ferrin place, who recently en-
listed in the u. S. Naval Re-
serve, is in training at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station.
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Ouiinn-Addis
Engagement
is Announced

MRS. THOMAS QUINN, l52
Gallup avenue, announces the
engagement and approaching
marriage of her daughter. Lou
Use Cecilia, 10 Cylde f. Adds,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
+. Adds. 1873 Washington ave-
nue.. The wedding will take
place after the first of the year.
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Mrs. Benoit Heads
Catholic Group

AT THE JOINT meeting of the
Meow. and the Altar Society
held last night in the club rooms
of st. Peters Church, there were
a large number of new men,
bers received into the Altar So
ciety. Father Roberge addressed
the meeting and the following
officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. Pc
ter Benoit; vice-president, Mrs.
Andrew Alore; secretary, Mrs.
Fay Gardner and treasurer, Mrs.
Edward D'Donnell.
Home From the East
MRS. CLARA TUCKER and
son Norman arrived home Sat
urday from an extended trip to
Alabama. While there, they visit
ed Pvt. Eldren Forton, who is
stationed at Camp Rucker, Ala.
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Rehofhed

CECILIA LOUISE QUINN.
whose engagement to Clyde Z.
Adds, Jr.. is announced by her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Quinn.
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On FurIoueh

On FurIoueh
PVT. LIST CLASS CARL MED
ERMAN arrived home Wednes-
day for a 10 day furlough from
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
At Service School
SEAMAN End CLASS WILL
LIAM FORTIER, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Fortier, 877 Glenwood
road, is now at service school in
Newport, r. /.
Transferred
SGT. ROBERT DeKAY, AL
Bomber Squadron, Gowen Field,
Boise, Idaho, has been transfer
red to the 4l8 Bomber Squadron
Army Air Base at Windover,
Utah, for further training in his
line of duty as radio man on q
flying fortress.
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At keesIer Field

At KeesIer Field
AVIATION CADET PVT. FE-
Liz WEESER-KRELL is now
stationed at Keesler Field, Miss,
according to word received by
his wife, the former Elsie Sic
vert.
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Samples in Texas

MRS. LEROY SAMPLE, who
with her children, Leroy and
Susan have been with Capt.
Sample in Arkansas. will leave
Sunday for Comancho, Texas,
to be near Capt. Sample, who is
stationed at Camp Bowie, where
he is instructor in the Tank Des-
troyer Battalion.
THE SILVER CROSS CIR
Gle of Kings Daughters will
meet at the Kings Daughters
home Wednesday afternoon at
100. A good attendance is de-
sired. Mrs. Fattler, the County
President will be a guest.
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In Training

ANDREY F. NEWPORT. AZ
Ferrin place, who recently en-
listed in the u. S. Naval Re-
serve, is in training at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
Water Supply Polluted in
Rural Schools of County

ton. ventilation, heating lighting,
screening. seating. safety water
supply sewage disposal. hand wash.
ing facilities garbage and usbish
disposal. source Of food and type
Of equipment available for carrying
OUT hof lunch program.
Twenty-six reports were sent 10
school directors where there was a
definite need OF correction in the
water supply and sewage disposal.
FOrty.fOur other notices were
sent saying that If improvement; 9
were planned The health depart
ment would be glad To cooperate in
planning for the best interests OF
the community
The work Of Sir Cameron and
hi- assistant has been under he
"a eiitraa~ County Health Depart
ment headed by Dr.. Otto K. IN
gelse. and as result Of the re-
ports. several districts took action
A. their angaal meetings Monday
night
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Greatest US. Sea Wctoru
Community House to Have
Special Program Saturday

shown at . p. m. \ discussion Of the
pictures will follow. Social recrea.
ton will end the program.
The pictures will be Of subjects
released by the government, Rev.
Redman said, and he hopes that
films in color OF the Gilbert House
may ne available by then Other
arrangements for the open house
are yet 10 be completed.
Miss Margaret A. Sweet OF Cleye
land, O.. instructor there In the
Jane Adams Vocational High School
for girls. arrived in Npsilanti Tues.
day. She will direct nursery sctiy.
tiles
Besides Rev. and MIS-. Edward
II. Redmau and son. stephen. Of
Virginia. MINI. others A. the work
camp are. Miss Sweet. Mia Hrubs
OF Aurora. y. y; Rev. Harold
Marley OF Ann Arbor: John Marley
OF Ann Arbor. shirley Heinze Of
Detroit. Nancy Elledse of Detroit
and Louise Nigmostad OF Detroit.
Betty Meyers Of indianapolis, Ind
is expected today.
For the remainder ~ the week.
MORNINGS will be devoted To physical
work on the grounds and at the
Gilbert House with recreationhl
activities conducted in the after.
moons for younger children at trail
er areas The open house program
will mark the beginning Of evening
activities for teen-age children and
young adults. Rev. Redman said
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Child Care Course to be
Provided in Two Centers

at the Harriet School at .. m, ana
at the Central School at 10 a. m.
The Child Care centers at Harriet
and Central Schools will be run on
cooperative basis. the mothers
assisting for several hours each
week. receiving training during thai
time toward their Child care Ali
Certificate. A fee OF 80 cents viii
be charged each week to cover the
cost OF each child's daily mid-mora-
ing lunch, and supplies. such as
paper and crayons. The school space
and equipment have been offered
by r. Il. Chapelle, superintendent.
OF schools.
The establishment OF the CbH1
Care Centers and training course
is a part OF the larger Civilian De
Tense Program. The purpose is ?"
train mothers and Volunteers fu
-raln lnr The children of Workin
mothers wnun sucif an eu,ergeffet.
arises.
The Child Care project il being
sponsored by the Civilian Defen Sc
see CHILD CARE-Page
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Spy Contacts
Facing Trial

Washington, July 15-lNS-Rais-
ing the prospect that son may
testify against his parents and
husband against his wife, Justice
Department officials today were
conducting a series OF conferences
to determine the procedure for
prosecuting the II alleged contacts
OF the eight Nazi saboteurs now on
trial for their lives before a mill
tary commission.
While the saboteur trial entered
its seventh day with the admission
that it still would be several days
before IT ends, Attorney General
Francis Biddle and Wendell Berge,
chief of the criminal division Of the
Justice Department, conducted
meetings to map plans for trial OF
the IA accomplices.
The fact that Biddle called Dis
trict Attorney J Albert VOL of
Chicago. District Attorney Matthias
+. Correa of New York City. and
District Attorney Harold VI Ken
needy of Brooklyn to Washington in
diCated that civil court trials may
be ordered.
The announcement on how the
accomplices will be prosecuted viii
be made within the next two days,
il was learned Treason, or con
spiracy to commit treason charges.
are expected to be filed against
them. II accusation is conspiracy, II
will be possible TO try all Of them
At one time in one court and not
hold separate trials in Chicago and
in New York. As an alternative, a
military commission can decide
their fate but such A step would re-
quire a presidential order.
Under treason statutes. two wit
nesses must testify against the
accused Conviction carries a sen
tence OF from FIVE years, to life,
to death
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In an effort 10 train volunteers in
child care, and 10 provide care for
pre-school age children al the pres
ent time. two Child Care Centers
will be opened July 20 for pre-school
age children The play schools will
be open Monday through Friday o.
each week for six weeks from the
opening date. from to / a. m. at
Harriet and Central Schools.
Supervising the organization Of
the play schools is Mrs Robert
DALEY who will also supervise op-
eratioa of the eenters TOR the six
weeks period. She is being assisted
by Mrs. Charles Lamb.
Mothers Who Wish 10 enroll tnr1r
children may do so between the
hours OF 10 a m. and p. m. Thurs
day. al the Civilian Defense Office,
City Hall They may telephone Or
visit the office personally. said Mrs.
DALEY
Mothers and other volunteers who
wish 10 enroll In the course Of In.
struction leading to the Child Care
Aid Certificate are 10 meet Mrs
DALEY. Friday. Volunteers will meet
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Aroused Senate Presses
Two Way Investigation of
Nations Rubber Problem
War Measure
to Put Taxes
atNewHigh
Equal to Third of
I. S. Income

Washington. July l5tINS'- Max
ing public its report on the new
war revenue measure the House
Ways and Means Committee de.
clared today thar the total federal
and state tax bill OF the American
people will rise to new peak o.
$50. 000. 600 900 a year-almost one.
third of the present national in
come.
The measure. calling for t6.lii,-
600, 900 In annual revenues. accord
ing to the report will produce only
s4.026,000,0 600, from 1912 incomes
because some OF the taxes cannot
be imposed for the full year. Cor
poration and individual income tax
es. however. will be deducted as Of
Jan /. 1912
The report declared that care
had been exercised in every in
stance not to place an unbearable
burden upon any taxpayer. In this
respect the additional burdens Of
the increased rates in existing taxes
and OF new taxes have ben carefully
examined"
Differing with this view. Rep.
Knutson (R) Mimi, a member OF the
committee. announced that he had
voted against approving the bill be
cause. In his opinion. normal and
surtaN rates for corporations were
so high as TO sign the death war
rant Of thousands and thousands OF
small corporations who are injured
rather than aided by the war;
Foreseeing widespread unemploy.
ment as a result of these excessive
taxes. totalling A. per cent Of nor
NAL income, knutson declared "lt is
our duty TO write the best sort of
tax bill possible, and this we have
failed to do"
II have no concern for the small
number OF big companies that are
waxing fat from war contracts he
asserted in minority report. but
| have tremendous concern for the
thousands and thousands OF smal
companies scattered over the length
and breadth of the land that Civ;
employment to millions Of people
and sustain our American econ
omy.'
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just week before his twenty eighth
birthday as he was born July 20,
1914. he attended Roosevelt High
School being graduated in The
class Of 1881 He was graduated
from Michigan State Normal
College with a bachelor Of Science
degree In 1887 and taught school
previous 10 entering the service He
received his Wings At exercises
in Luke Field, near Phoenix Ariz-
in March. His parents had attended
the graduation and had seen him
off for service.
Surviving besides his parents are
two brothers. Rudolph. who Is eK-
pected 10 enter The Medical Corps
following completion Of his inferno
work in Durham. - C.. and George
Malcolm. who expected 10 enter the
Air Corps this week end as an AVA
ton Cadet. and one sister. Miss
Charlotte, this city.