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PREGUNTAS Y RESPUES-
TAS DE
PARA listed

,Pregunta: iEXiste una gran
demanda por conejos?
Respuesta: Debido q la esca-
sa importation de pieles hay
una gran demanda por estas, es-
reciatmente piel de conejo para
hacer fe.pa.
Pregunta: JEs cierto que el
ejercito necesita fotografias de
Europa? Yo tome algunas como
turista, en- 1896.
Reapuesta: 81, sonora, pero
fotografias de ciertos tipos. An
ties de mandar las suyas escriba
y pida interrogatorio. Dirigase
al coronel l.. E. Norris, Foto-
grafias Estrat6gicas, Box 46,
Estaci6n G. New York City.
lPregunta: lie extrajeron to-
dos los dientes a un amigo MIC.
iPodra ser reclutado?
Respuesta: ST, senior.
Pregunta 81 compro $1,000
en- bonos, tendre que pagan i'm
puesto en- esta cantidad?
Respuesta: Ell comprar bonos
NADIA tiene que yer con los i'm
puestos.
Pregunta: Mi hermana me
dej6 su autom6vil. JPuedo usar
legalmente su librito de racio-
namiento?
Respuesta: Vaya a la junta
de r~acionamiento y Gamble 81
librito de ella por unO que ten
ga ell nombre de listed.
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HOY Sc REUNIRA Ell CON-
SEQ COLONIAL FRANCES

Angel, Die. 26.-Para esco-
ger a la persona, que sucedera
en- ell mando al asesinado almi
rante Darlan, Sc reunira hoy
Sc ha hceho cargo de mantle
ner ell orden, ell general Henri
HonOre Giraud.
Ell cadaver del almirante Sc
halla tendido en- la catedral.
Una misa Sc dira en- Rabat,
Marruecos frances.
Entire los mencionados CO.
mo posibles sucesores del d.
funto alto comisionado figu-
ran, ademas de Giraud, ell ge-
neral Jean Marie Bergeret; ell
general Nougues, gobernador
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CADUCARA MANANA Ell Gu
pom NUMERO l

Ell cup6n n1mero l para acct
te combustible tendra valor en-
81 dia de hoy, pero no manana,
a menos cue Washington dis
ponga 10 contrario. Tiene ell Gu
pom ntImero l un Walor de 10
galones.
Cada cup6n representa- diez
galones de combustible para ell
que 10 posee.
Manana entrara en- vigor ell
cup6n n1mero 2, que tambien
vale 10 galones. Hasta ell dfa %
de Enero Sc pondra comprar
con 6l.
A partir del lunes, a causa
del frio en- ell norte, tambien Sc
ra admitido, por otros 10 gallo
mes el cup6n n1mero 3.
Las "gasolineras" tendran )
dias para reunir sus cupones y
entregarlos.
La tarea de inspection de
llantas sc efectuara durante 81
mes de enero.
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del Marruecos frances; Pierre
Robson, gobernador general
de Dakar Y el oeste de Afri-
ca. e Ives Chatel, gobernador
de Argelia.
Uno de los proyectiles del
arma del garesor, lie penetr6 a
Darlan por la boca y otro lie a.
traves6 un pulm6n. Muri6
cuando Sc lie llevaba para un
hospital.
Result6 herido en- una pier
n ael comandante Hourcade,
ayudante de Darlan. A otro a.
yudante, que lie pego un pune
tazo en- la mandibula, ell agre
sor dijo: Me entrego; va ell
arma esta vacia."
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NUEvAs F~E1IoITACIoNES

Recibimos hoy felicitaciontas
que sinceramente apreciamos,
del soldado y amigo Juan R..
Gonzalo, que Sc halla destacado
en- el Campamento Banding,
Florida; de la Sra. Cordelia B..
Hunt, superintendent de recreo
de la giudad de Tampa; el ami
go Mahiz, dueno del cafe Bar
celona'; Joe M. Rey, ell conocido
hombre de negocios de West
Tampa; Paquito Diaz Rogue,
expresidente de la Union de Els
cogedores, destacado en- el Cam
paImento Breckenridge, Ken
lucky, y Nanny de Castoro, ell
lconocido vigilante del parque
Cuscaden.
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Carlisle" en- PENNSYLVANIA, donde es-
tudio durante su temprana jul
ventud.
Expres6 la esperanto de que, al
regresar a su pals, lie seria possible
ampliar y reformar los laborato-
rios del Ejercito y la Armada CO.
lombianos, aprovechando para S
fin ell resultado de u observaciones
en- los Estados Unidos.
Dos medicos del Paraguay con-
currieron a la convention: ell doctor
Cesar Gagliardone, Director de
Sandal de la Armada, y catedra-
tico de la Facultad de Medicina; y
ell doctor Crispfn Insaurralde, Di-
rector de Hygiene y catedratico de
otorrinolaringologfa en- la Facultad
de Medicina de Asunci6n. Ell doc
tor Insaurralde, prosiguiendo 81
especialidad, hizo arreglos para
pasar un mes en- Filadelfia, con Ell
fin de observar ell trabajo del DR..
Chevalier Jackson, famoso laring6-
logo, Y otro mes en- Nueva York,
despues de visitar la 0ficina SAM
taria Panamericana, de Washing
ton, y haber terminado su labor de
Investigation en- la ciudad capital,
Present6 un ensayo
Ell doctor Gagliardone present6 a
la Conferencia de Cirujanos Mill
tares un ensayo acerca de la cirugia
militar durante la Guerra del
Chaco.
Entire los medicos que vinieron
del Brasil, nos es grato mencionar
al Captain DR.. Daiva Go~nscalves,
jefe de la clinica oftalmol6gica del
Hospital Central del Ejercito," v
al joven Captain de Corbeta DR..
Geraldo Barroso, subdirector de
cirugfa de la armada brasileha,
Ell DIR. Gonscalves es oculista, y
fue a Nueva York Y a Baltimore,
con ell prop6sito de estudiar meto-
dos.
Ell doctor Barroso esta especiali-
zandose en- la teenica para acumular
plasma, y Sc mostro muy interesado
en- ell trabajo que Sc hace en- ell
Centre Medico de la Armada" ubi-
cado en- Bethesda, Ademas, como
la mayoria de sus c~ompaheros,
visito varios hospitales en- Nueva
Orleans, San Antonio y San Luis,
durante ell curse de su viaje hacia
Washington. Tenfa la intenci6n de
estudiar en- Boston.
FL Ministro de Defensa del Uru-
quay envio al doctor Rafael Capu-
FRO, cirujano del ejercito, con Ell fin
de que Sc especializara en- cirugia
militar y en- eirugia ABDOMINAL. AL
DIR. CapurIo lie interesaron muclo
los laboratories, los hospits.as y la
instruction medica de II % MIA
de aviacion Campo = Il 10
de San Antonio, Te:as.
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WESTINGHOUSE me-
dicos procedentes de Sud
America que concurrieron a
la conferencia de cirujanos
militares americanos celebra-
da recientemente, prolongaron
su pemanencia en- los Estados
Unidos, como huepedes de la
Oficina Santana Panameri-
cana y la Oficina del Coordina-
dor de Asuntos Interameri-
canos, con ell fin de visitar
diversos hospitales y clfnicas
de este pals.
Ell Coronel DR.. Jorge Esguerra
Lopez, jefe de los cuerpos medicos
del Ejercito y la Armada colombia
nos, lego antes de la convention,
pero tuvo la mala suerte de enter
marse y tener que permanecer en-
Nueva York durante tres meses, no
pudiendo concurrir a la asamblea
por este motive. Sin embargo, Sc
expres6 alegremente con respecto
q su dolencia, diciendo con sinceri-
dad:
"Mi enfermedad me proporcion6
la oportunidad de observar todas las
comodidades y ventajas del "Hospi-
tai Nueva York" y la forma en- que
son atendidos los ~pacientes en- esa
institution. Me ~sorprendi6 yer
tantos medicos y enfermeras ALI,
a pesar de los muchos que Sc necesi-
tan en- las fuerzas armadas. Ell
~servicio es verdaderamente admira-
BILE, y 20 nunca olvidare la asisten-
Ella cuidadosa que Sc me proporcio-
no. Ademas me df cuenta de que
los pacientes pobres que no pueden
pagan ell tratamiento, recibeR las
mismas atenciones que los que
pagan"
Ell trabajo de las muieres
AL Coronel Esguerra Lopez lie
cause una ~profunda impression la
forma en- que las mujeres estadou-
nidenses participant en- los trabajos
relacionados con la guerra, y Ell pa
trlotlSmo con que miles de elias
contribuyen con su sangre para las
reservas de plasma.
Aunque esta especializandose en-
ell estudio de los regimenes de nu-
tFici6n que Sc practican en- los
Estados Unidos, tambien estudio
las actividades de los cuerpos medi-
cos del Ejercito y la Armada, ell
~servicio de sandal publica, y la
organization de diversos hospitales.
Reiriendose al nuevo "Centro Me-
dico de la Armada" ubicado cerca
de Washington, en- Bethesda, Mary
land, ha dicho; "Es la Ultima pala-
bra en- todo."
Ademas. q Coronel Esguerra
on-L isito = scuela Militar
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DE LA GAULLE Sc PROPO-
NE HAOER UNA VISTA A
ESTADOS UNIDOS

New York, Die. 26.-La radio
lie berna, Suiza, anuncia cue ell
general Charles de la Gaulle ha-
ra muy lpronto una vista a Es-
tados Unidos.
Sera recibido por ell presiden-
be Roosevelt.
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LOS TRENES SIGUEN LIE.
GANDO CON r

Todos los trenes que proceden
lei norte del pals siguen llegan-
10 a Tampa con retraso.
Uno que era aguardado a las
$50 de la manana, arrib6 a las
IL $50. Otro que Sc esperaba a
las 2:30 hizo su legada a las
1852.
Todos los trenes traen miles
de libras de correspondence y
paquetes de todos los tamanos.
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de la fabrication v al mismo
tempo tratar de evitar ell caos.
Cree Gillette que LETTERS esta
realizando sus mejores esfuer-
EOS Y que la mission del subco-
mite es darle una oportunidad
de sacar Ell orden de donde aho-
ra existe confusion Y caos. "Ya
es tempo, sin embargo, de que
pidamos information definida".
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
SALIO KIERAN DE LA RE-
DACCION DEL IN. YORK
TIMES"

New York, Die. 26.-El no
table escritor deportivo John
Kieran renunci6 su puesto en-
ell New York Times Y escri-
bira una secci6n, todos los
dias, para ell New York Sum-
La secci6n empezara a pu-
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
Sc RUMORA LA FABRICA-
CION DE COMA SINTE-
TIOA -"-

Washington, Die. 26.-Decla-
r6 hoy ell senador Gillette, de-
m6crata de Iowa, que la produc
ci6n de gonna sintetica viene
siendo demorada y que este a
parentemente Sc debe a la COM
pracencia. la siuacion es de-
sesperada."
William M. LETTERS, ell direc-
tor de la gonna, sera de nuevo
interrogado por ell subcomite
de asuntos agricolas que ell Sc
nador preside. Debemos descu-
brir cual es la fuerza que impi-
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
SUPRA Ell PRECIO
DEL TABACO

Paducah, KY, Die. &c.
Los precios del tabaco en- la
cosecha de 1912 seran aumen
tados considerablemente So
bre los del ano pasado. Empe-
zaran las ventas los dfas A y
s de enero.
Algunas listas muestras au
mentso d ehasta So en- ciertas
classes.
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A UN CONCERTO LA
N DE LOS ASTILLE-
RIOS

3, dara un concerto en- ell par
Manana por la tarde, a las
que de Plant la banda de los
astilleros, recientemente crea-
da.
Sc tocaran composiciones
de Bagley, Briquet, sargento
C. f. Hubbell, Macham, Lecuo
ma, Sousa, Loesser y La Valee.
DID su permiso para ell con-
cierto ell Sr. George H. Howell
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ST senior

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
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blicarse ell dia A de enero y
saldra 5 veces por semana.
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Asthma Mu(us
Coughing, GaspIng

Thanks to O Doctors prescription cmlles
Mendaco, thousands now palliate terTihle re-
curing attacks OF choking; gaSping, cough,
ing, wheeling Bronchial Asthma By helpInt
nature remove thick excess mucuS. No dopeS
pleasant tablets. The rapid, delightful pail
hstive action commonly helps nature bring
welcome sleep-a "God-send." A printed
Mendac0 insurss an Immediate refund al
the full. cost unless you are comuleteiy sat-
tsfed. You have everything to gain and
hhosheing TO- lose under tpis positive mpney
druggist today for only coo.
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INDIGESTION

may auSCt uBe IleaU
Gas trapped In the stomach or outlet may act like
mar -trEger on the heart At the nrst sign Of dtstreas
smart mn and women depend on Bell ans Tablets 10
sstlng medicines known for acid Indigestion m ths
FIRST DOSE doesn't prose Bell-a better, return
SoHle " AZ eet receive DOUBLE Money Bsck, Csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
First Raid Siren
Ready for Action

Detroit's first air raid siren to-
day is permanently placed and
ready to operate. The forerunner
of 20 of the same type, built by
Chrysler. was hoisted to the top
of a 60-foot tower surmounting
the engine house OF Engine so
and Ladder %, Gratiot and Hous-
ton, as fire department and Chrys-
Ter officials looked on.
The siren, weighing 5000
pounds, was lifted into place by
a crane. Edward c. Rumsey, chief
of apparatus. Immediately tested
II. sending out a beam" Of sound
that brought a big crowd 10 the
scene. Engine houses for miles
around reported the sound high in
volume and with a distinctive note
that could not be confused with
street sounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Ford, Clio Local
Win Bond Flag

The Ford Motor Company and
Local No. 600. UAW-CIO, today
were to receive the United States
treasury's minute man flag In a
ceremony in Miller road at the
changing of shifts at 2;45 p. m.
The presentation is in recognition
of the fact that IS per cent Of the
locals m emb ers, who number
more than $1,000, are purchasing
war bonds through pay roll de-
auctions.
Those participating in the cere-
mony will be Henry Ford. Presi-
dent Paul Ste. Marie of Local 800:
Frank N. Isbey, chairman OF the
war savings committee for Michi-
gan; Gov. Murray d. Van Wag-
oner and Mayor Orville L. Hub
bard Of Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Obituaries
DR.. {. {. MCCIeIIand
Last Rites for Specialist
Set for Tomorrow

DR.. Carl c. McClelland, eye and
ear specialist and for 80 years a
member of the staff of Grace Hos
pital, will be buried in Evergreen
Cemetery tomorrow after services
in the w. r. Hamilton funeral
chapel at IL O'Clock, which will be
under the auspices of Detroit Com
mandery No. l.
Doctor McClelland died at his
home, 924 Chicago boulevard, after
a short illness. He was 81 years
old.
Born in jefferson, o.. Doctor
McClelland began his career as a
teacher and was principal of Eaton
Rapids and Benton Harbor high
schools and later became Benton
Harbor's school superintendent.
Turning 10 medicine, he graduated
from the u. of NJ in 1910 and
after extensive studies abroad,
came TO Detroit and opened an
office here. He was a member of
numerous medical and ophthomo-
logical organizations and of several
local clubs.
He leaves his wife. Della French
McClelland. two daughters, Mrs.
Lucille Whitworth and Mrs. Carol
Griffiths. and two grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
$50 Party
Cormeck's viii Provides
Blowout for Vets

Funeral expenses OF Sgt. Mai.
Leslie Shannon Cormack, Detroit
Times writer who died Monday.
are to include $50 for beer, food
and whisky" for the Detroit unit
,of the Canadian Corps Associa-
ton, according to his will, on file
today in Probate Court.
The funeral, TO be held tomor-
row at 4:30 p. m. at the Nicely
Funeral Home, 56S3 Maybury
Grand avenue, will be conducted
by the association. Burial will be
in Grand Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Cormack's military photo
graphs and mementos are left TO
the association, and his medals are
left to his son, Malcolm. The resi-
due of the estate goes to his
widow, Mrs. Marie Noll Cormack
of Schenectady, N. Y.
Attorney James f. Boynton,
who fled the will, estimated the
total value of the estate at mot
more than $500"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31


Whom shall I notify in of accident"
Notify and there won't be any accident"
What would you do if you were torpedoed in the Gulf
Stream"
That's nothing to l used to commute to Csnarsie."
well said the Doc come back tomorrow and bring your
birth certificate empty oohpase tube picture of your
school teacher in tights and good lawyer From
you are out on bail"
ogurh. KIM Ess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Dies After HOLDING
Golden Wedding Fete

STURGIS, July 81 George
Jackson, 70, celebrated his golden
wedding anniversary Sunday at
his home in Burr Oak. Today he
was dead.
He died suddenly while at work
in Kendallville, Ind. His wife and
a daughter, Mrs. Leila Osbun of
Auburn, Ind, survive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

of sending supplies to the field
offices.
The Navy Clubs open air theater
on Cadillac square today will have
a three-hour show by the entire
Bowery ensemble, including or-
chestra, all-star chorus and floor
show. The show starts at noon.
LIEUT.. Com. Harry Kipke, former
u. of M. football coach, and Lieut..
Byron Flechtner of the navy VS.
will be speakers. Yesterday, the
orchestra and entertainers Of the
Zombie Club gave a performance
before a large audience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Walter H. AIbyn
Funeral Set for Official
Of Hudson Company

Services for Walter II. Albyn,
assistant superintendent of the j
L. Hudson Company for 29 years,
will be held tomorrow in the w
r. Hamilton funeral home al
! p. m. 10 be followed by burial
in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Albyn died suddenly at his
home, ills Buckingham road. at
the age of SIS. Born in Dayton. o.,
he was a department store super
intendent there before coming TO
Detroit. He leaves his wife, Cor
rine, seven daughters, Mrs. r. T.
Gerow, Mrs. G. II. Hanson, Mrs.
G. +. Bennett, Mrs. w. G. Miller,
Mrs. j. NJ Coup. Beverly, Betty
Lou, and son. Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Is Tall Women
Enroll as Guards
AT Hudson Plant

Eighteen women are guarding
war production at the Hudson
Motor Car Company's plant to-
day-the latest additions to the
compsny's plant protection force
Although the girls are not armed
yet, they are empowered TO make
arrests for violation of any federal
regulations. They have been sworn
in as civil auxiliaries to the mill
tary police.
"For the time being, the girls
will serve rs escorts for persons
entering the Hudson plants on
business" w. II. Graham, chief
of the plant protection force, ex-
planned.
GET FIREARMS LATER
"In this duty they viii relieve
men guards, leaving the men
available for moro dangerous as
signments. An escort In re-
quired for all visitors In war
production plants. The girls are
being trained by army officers
and later will be issued fire.
arms"
All OF Hudson's girl police are
tall. They were recruited from
the Tip Toppers' Club, an organ
ization Of tall girls. and only one
stands less than S feet 10 inches.
They wear a smart, semimilitary
uniform consisting of a blue overs
seas cap, blue skirt and white
blouse. When cooler weather
comes they will wear blue tunics
and Sam Browne belts.
PROUD OF CONTRIBUTION
The girls take pride in the fact
that they are making real con-
tribution TO the war effort. Several
have husbands and brothers in the
"A rm G services. Mrs. Bernice
PGlobke OF 4403 Fourteenth street
and Mrs. Sarah Purgitt of 20790
Flora avenue. st. Clair Shores.
each have husband and a
brother in the army.
Some of the girls mads names
for themselves in athletics Helen
Kloster of 43S Lakewood boule-
ward. was on Wayne University's
swimming team. Barbara Carson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
No Kidding
Ribber OF Congre.men
Seeks Office Himself

SPOKANE, Wash. July 81 CUP.
Joseph A. Abb, 40, who directe1
the bundles for Congress" drive,
today announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination in n e
Fifth Congressional District.
He said the war was being lost
and all the while many members
of Congress seem unmindtIl of the
situation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Tigers Fly Supplies

CALCUTTA, India. July 81
UP}.-China National Aviation
Corporation which operates over
the most dangerous commercial
air routes In the worlds route
carrying military supplies from
India TO China--announced today
the hiring of six more former Fly
ing Tigers to pilot its twin-engined
transports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

Priess Subject TO go Sal" Tss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

The American Red Cross motto;
corps will establish a messenger
service from OCD headquarters TO
the Is area warden headquarters,
starting AT 10 a. m. today with
three drivers assigned for duty
Such service will be supplied Tues
days and Fridays for the pulbose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

well, Doc" ] confessed,
my old man had to have his
hats made in a kite factory"
Anybody else?"
"Sure, got an uncle who can
pick up coconuts with his bare
feet"
What does that make you?"
I'm traysey."
"You mean crazy?"
mo. I'm traysey. eat in a
cafeteria and people tilt my
tray. IL drives me nuts"
What would you do if the
enemy outflanked you and at
tackled your army in the rear?"
doc, I'd be the first to go to
the front"
Here's a problem: You are
ordered to take a regiment to
a certain bridge over a river.
But when you get there you
can't find the bridge. What do
you do? Who is responsible"
That's easy. Either the Japs
or the PWA."
Don't you know these ques-
tions?"
"Sure, it's the answers that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Draft Doctor us. n 'TrGsey' Man
Bugs Fails Sanity Test
With Flying CoIors
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER

FTNFiE DRAFT BOARD doctor looked over my blood test
yesterday and found the white corpusces had won the
election. - $3.50
us there any insanity in your famiy?" he asked Does
anybody laugh out Of turn?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
z 81

The Colonel's daughter chooses date dress
destined to be one of the hit successes of the
rhythm pleated and Jared. The black rayon
crepe becomes tucked sheer sweetheart yoke
at the neckline. New junior winner, to IS.
JUNIOR Miss--HUpsoNs-F1Rsr BASEMENT
WooDwARD-sEcTIoN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

of 1854 Argyle 1914 Conner tennis cham
outstanding Fordson Eastern High School
High School. Florence King of Jackson
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

op Robert L..lmaoA, .nea.n ~
Cnrlst; Mrs. Rosa ocragg, AWE
church; Bisnop DAVID ii. SIMS,
AME church; Bishop b. g SilaW,
Bishop w ] Walls, both Of AME
Zion church, Bishop G. /. Russell
and Rev. Betram Doyle, AME
church; the Rev. Henry Allen
Boyd, secretary, Baptist Pub
fishing house, National Baptist
convention, unincorporated; Rev,
Adams, secretary, social service
commission, National Baptist cor
ventson. U S A, Inc; Theodore
Berry, Office Of Facts and Fie
ures: Bishop Jones, Methods
! church, and others.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
ith a Buckeye
In Congress

announcement issued few days
ago from the Office of Price Adj
ministrator Henderson. This
amount is less than that origin
ally planned or expected, and de-
spite the stoppage Of the manu-
featuring Of alcohol from sugar
has resulted in the transfer OF
approximately 100000 tons of
sugar from Industrial allotmentsi
TO be use for human consump-
ton. The reasons originally
given for sugar rationing were
predicted upon the necessity Of
uEing sugar in the manufacture
Of high test alcohol for n4untion
purposes. n " that such aico-
hol is being obtained from other
Sc. tees. the t,d Ia, -. az rat
lon,ng is being g arg ! Z,
aktrsage Of .iipp fa.ilaies
tor the transportation cIf raw
sugar. There is considerable ques
ton in tho minds Of the natio-
raj legislators as to just how
great q sugar shortage may as
tually exist, and as to the necess-
ityfor such drastic sugar ration
ing. Seme time ago authority was
given a Senate Committee te
conduct an investigation of the
whole sugar situation. Increasing
demands are also being heard II
the House for sugar investiga
/! ton, and it is believed that !;
thorough Congressional probe
will soon be made of the entire
sugar shortage and rationing ma
ter.
Several weeks ago a Congress
ional Committee held hearings in
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for purchasing
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future & one say oi crsalhR
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soauk tpan.
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total supply OF money purchasers
borrow IN relation To the supply OF
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