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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

and former assistant editor OF
the Dublin Review, will address
the meeting.
Miss Ward handles ably such
subjects as The Crisis of De-
mocracy," The Future of Anglo
American Relations" or any one
dealing with the spiritual issues
of the war and Christian CO.
operation. 1t is on one of these
that she will speak.
Miss Ward was born In Paris
and was educated in France,
Germany and England. She
entered Oxford on a scholarship
in 1892 and was the only woman
to get first class honors.
The WON ems Advertising
Club. Monday night. will have
as its guests members Of the
Detroit Zonta Club. Soropti-
miSts, Women Lawyers Associa-
ton and the womens section
of the American Institute of
Banking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Short Notice

To be eligible to enter the
class a girl must be recommend
ed by her parish priest, must be
10 years old or more, and a high
school graduate.
Already. several hundred girls
have been graduated from the
school.
Within n few hours notice the
youth committee. upon receiving
a call from the USO, is ready TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Personality,
.Cdnne
Big Factors
By MINNIE CAGE

A CHARM school conducted
"A by the youth committee Of
the diocesan branch OF the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic
Women. under the direction OF
Mrs. Harry Dee Mccullough IS
turning out hundreds Of junior
hosteSSes for the USO,
Girls who pass the eXamina-
ton on the dos and don Of
hostessing. including the proper
way 10 meet service men and
their responsibilities 10 them
selves and their fellow hoStesSes,
are given certificates
Graduates are hand-picked be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

lagh, who leaves Sunday for
Miami University in Oxford, o.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
George LeSueur at picnic Sum
day night were DR.. and Mrs.
John Huntly Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. McGregor, Mr.. and Mrs.
John G.. Withhold, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Slagle, Mrs. w. L. Erdman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Weeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Smith, DR..
and Mrs. John Hockey. and Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Welton.
After supper Mr.. LeSueur
showed movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storm VanderZee
spent last weekend at Point
Aux-Barques with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mayors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Try This Trick

IF YOUR best dinner coat needs
Il new lease on life. and your
hair. of an evening. needs a hood
10 protect IL from wild winds,
take a tip from Lupe VeleZ. In
her newest picture she wears an
evening coat of pale pink faille.
Over her head there is a scarf
Of pink chiffon. the ends tucked
inside the coat collar 10 create
the hooded effect. Match the
chiffon 10 the color Of your wrap
and you can make either your
coat or cape look new.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

cause of their pleasing person
alities and their ability TO enter
tain. They must be able TO
dance or roller skate with serv-
ice men, to play bridge or gin
rummy, ping pong or other
games. And. If they can play
the piano or sing, so much the
better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Sophie Sally Muller Engaged TO Wed

SOPHIE SALLY MULLER,
daughter OF Mrs. Helen Muller
of Andrus avenue. is betrothed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend

D-t.,t- vDp1- f,.1,. - r-Dl
Nv nm '"'9
NJ ''''
today with trading light. Bonds
were INN. cotton futures cUUurd
= ~ , ,a,i,tg bicbor
-,
9''lIu net sdt'o ana losses od'-
anced on the stock merket 50 that
ON The average the list was I'M
changed. Widest initial decline
among higher grade issues WAS =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
NfuSkeSsOER
Firm Inn
Merger

BALTIMORE. Md. July p
Announcement -. lf1iss=t's-
a. T.. Duncan. chairman of Com
mcrcIal Credit Company and A. IL
Fraucn,hal. president Of kaydon
Engineering Corporation. MuSke-
gun, Mich. Of merger on july Is
of the two FIRMS
This action was taken in con-
formlty with Commercial CrCdiJ
CompanyS decision 10 devote a
portion of it's large resources 10
financing production of war ma
tcrialS.
Kaydon, with its entire capacity
engaged i'm war work and ITS
broadly experiences technical or
ganization. is cmlnently adapted TO
fiji IN with this program.
Merger offers excellent oppOr-
tunity aS we'll as development Of
additional products and business
for commercial use after the war
Substantial expansion is coujem-
plated In the near future with
present management executive
staff personnel and policies OF
kaydop Engineering continuing
under n direction of Fr9uenthal
as president and Frank j. Donovan
as secretary -trca<Wcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

eSting point, too, in the seizure o
patents during the present war.
"<O thought seems 10 have
been given 10 dealing fairly with
those firms which have cooper
ated and made sacrifices. Patent
monOpolieS run for only II years
and each year OF their life lost
is, -thereiore.-a -AerN- Substantial
loss to the owner. Many manu-
facturers have co-operated I'm
ways which merit publicity"
Rockwell commented
THE Thinker Detroit Axle
Company began negotiations
with the government long before
the recent agitation. whereby
the United States had free
licenses under all patents per-
tanning 10 military equipment.
We did il freely and feel we
should have been given credit
for H."
'In all fairness. we think that
where normal production has
stopped, the life of all patents
should he extended after their
expiration by an amount equal
TO the period OF free license is
sued 60 the government he
concluded. y,
RoCkwell's contention that such
an extension would be but reason
able compensation has consider
able merit and favorable actor
would create considerable goOC
viii among business men.
Most of his other points too
deserve full consideration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
aEaS Coupon Value
BASED OHa Supply
M. S. Rukeyser

Money good whom il represenlA receipt
duCed services performed.
Money tends o be less phoney
regard
10 the creation of goods and services.
This fundamental point should be kept in mind when reading
che headlines about the threat OF inlation
the Seabqad and systematic technique
gasoline ratlonng The system
stands with the mprovSed hit miss Seup which
constituted laboratory example the ntatonay method Under
discontinued federal authorities doubled the
purchasing power gasoline without correspond
ngy increasing supply gasoline the stations
AeoIdngN especially he greater 7orc were
npanncd gaScSS during which with ration
and could buy gasoline provided in the
cp In effect temporarily useless coupons were analogous
nlajonary printed which did goods and
being.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

ThEING SHARP issue with
proponents Of AN amendment TO
the present patent laws which
calls for compulsory licensing.
Walter T.. Rockwell, president Of
the TImken-Dctroit ANle Com
panv brings up many interesting
-rc-y,-z ;-oc- t-'r--= -ftr-ttttiic rtifrffcfzrti
action
IN q letter to the Senate com
Wrce on patents Rockwell
pointed our that compulsory iiccuS-
ug would work particular hard
ship ON small firms which could
not hope 10 compete with larger
mass production manufacturers.
IL also is opposed 10 new re-
~'urtlou- proposed op the nature
of lrcn-c- granted pointing out
oIt that the power 90 restrict the
u,c ol the patent 10 afneid not ln
dIt..f competition 90 The patent
holder b. most desirable feature.
Typical cases are the dcVel-
Opment OF an Improvement i'm
truck aNlcs or brakes that may
be useful ON pleasure cars, or
inlprot rments Tn household ~
BURNERS that are useful i'm indus
trtHl burners" hc said
I'm each ease the right 10
manufacture iu one told would
involve ma competition In the
other"
PROPER PRICE controls and
geographic limitation imposed
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Various members Of the board
including price administrator Leol
Henderson. have advocated ID
adoption 10 conserve tires.
Rubber car Arthur Newha1
has ttttt-ti -tf1d voluntary pr6l
grams for reduction OF automobile
driving would be unsuitable, ds|
Scribing the ritIoning of gaSolin|
as the only equitable and effed
tive' method for achieving tha|
aim.
Final figures on The scrap r,if|
Der drive showed that tho publ
contributed a total Of 454l55 tori
almost seven pounds Of rubb|
for each man. woman and child il
the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
AFL 1O-Point
Anti-InfIafiOn
oeggffamH Set Set Up
Opposes Wage Ceiling
but Offers 10 lake
Raises in War Bonds

WASHINGTON, July - OlNSl.
Opposing any arbitrary proposals
Tor Wage fTCUz1U- -fft-fa5+-l-lt-nn- o.
decree. lo-point AFL program
today called Or control OF infla-
tfsn based ON the principle OF
equality of sacrifice.
selfish interests are trying
10 win the battle against intla-
ton by making the great masses
of our people the Victims AtL
President William Green stated.
This is the surest way of los
ing the war against Hitler.
THE wealthy will lose only
part OF the value of their money
from initiation. The workers
stand to lose their health and
their lives"
Tho AFL's initiation control
program ranges from wages 10
profits, fiscal control and rcEula-
ton of profits on war contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Distinction Between Valid Money and Fiat

This incident help dramatic for the lay public the
money frvoouSly created fiat print
All through the depression period money quakS
who this distinction opagandHed for relieving unempoy
OF additional
iocdoomcd failure they
% distinguish between real money and fake money.
ratlOnng plan the gasoline
like moncyV have real vaic because they VIII
carefully balanced the available supply OF gasoline at
production has revealed that under the
filling will be permitted relen>h their stocks
gallon they wholesalers the ration
coupons turned by their customers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Michigan Oil
Output at Peak

Mt. PLEASANT. July 22.-H
verslng a downward trend In.
dropped Michigan'S first S.
months OIL production in 1911 I,
s &C. COS barrels. oil output Tor
to 10.333 "a barrels IN the iira
half Of this year the on and Ga
Association reported.
june production averaged IS 81
barrels daily for an ail-year higH
An estimated $4,000 barrels I,
crude now is being shipped dauI
TO Toledo and Bayway \. ] con-
pared 20 outstate. shipments q
$500 barrels a day a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Bv MTRRNLE =. RUkEN SIR
Nored Writer on Economics

.c.sr~.st 1914. In,e-nauons Nevs Service
WASHINGTON, july - lNSl
Aristotle once remarked that in
competition between theorists and
practical men. the latter, who
specialize m specific Instances
always win out because IN life
every problcn4 is a special siiua-
ton
ON the War Production Board.
James s knoWlSon stands ou' as
an cmm'chtly practical admins
traitor.
Tie love, The smell Of The fac
tory and hc enjoys making things
lie e>chows fancy ideas and NapId
thc0riying
In referring 10 his different
viewpoint WhIlc be WAS SfuuCnt
an Cornell University. where he
was trained m engineering. knOWl-
SonriS wont 10 tell his friends
"Once l thought I was n sci
enlist, but I soon found out
was merely head of labor
gang.
lie has for a long time been one
of Nelson's outstanding aides.
Nevertheless. he Still feels some
what like a fish ettt water,
missing his place at the prndnc-
ton line OF The STCWaTf-WaTuCr
Corporation. OF which ne IS prcSl-
dent and chairman. on leave with
out salary He Is like a typical
military line officer chatting be-
cause he has been assigned 20
IL ,ll.aA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Detroit Produce

APPLES Bu baskets e. 40 :.
Delaware Williams Reds --4-1-,rriin .
s. 25 2 -in -,--TrT--- 8 l0U225 MARYLAND
Williams Reds 2-2's-ir 15cT 81 West
Virginia Duchess and LDpeils, y in. min,
81 n0
CA<TkLOUPFS salmon Meats. Ar
ROM Jumbo 21s 50 25p g.-as standard 3ss
best s. % standard As, hest 81 ~,
jumbo ASS hest Sc 50, Indiana standard
29s 27s x34325. Sorth carolina stardsrd
1s-2ss. Sll5a1 20
CARROTS 80 California Los Angeles
crates 6-doz punches S475
EGGPLANT -- LOUISIANA nI hampers.
81 30
HONEYDEWs Cshforris Jumbo and
standard crates all slges, 81 500 %.
Some standard l2s 50 60
LETTUCE California Los AuEeles
crates Iceberg tyre 5.dcr hest 80 ~
some So 6-dcz 81 p p 30. i-qoi, -
n 80
ONlONS--50 10 SACKS 10
Texas yellow HefmHdas nfdlum SIZE
81 50i lumhos 81 laH 90 'fFfiAI Whits
Wax. S3N 10 Bonosas a-In MN =, -
p 81 MlchlEan lraoN. n., q, ~, 10
re" - 3D. some III'k1''' '.''. =. ~
California NeiioWs u'dJln fo lHffe SIZE
mostly y n P" 90 lev ~. 49,
pr Al-h1 IOWA itho|N " 'si'' ,,'
sweet spanish medlAm 10 'attr alA'
81 ~" 90 -
PEACHES 1871. nEEh's e.. u
Georgia Flhfrths' ~, W.. ., "a
" IN mn nos'N - a., ta..
some - ~ q ~ z-W ".." ,,
Z. 30. some N3.4' ii4' ~ a -.
nun ~ @-lo nun
H ~ nun - e. rs4q Hale
HON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

In Iho0rY AZ least ihls tccTnlQuo Is So7nder
addition the analogy the Tatonlng experience
like private cnerprSc has to pursue
principles 10 make policies succeed THIS dispute,
the nosencal assumption by coecNSt theorists that govern
do
cooIary point is that so-eaied dietaefS, such
Hitler Mussou momicbankS Even auocrats limited
chemistry and psychology Their power
from underS andng the PRINCIPLES o o rather than through
them Thor frequent tendency 10 defy Sucr principles
entails internal weakness Of magnitude and from long
historical viewpoint is likely 10 cause then ultimate downfall
praN- p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

useful protective purposes which
should not be lost, he said.
The provision that "A manufac-
turcr must be sued before a seller
would also give large chain or
carnations, which purchase from
small manufacturers, advantages
unfair 10 patcntreS Tor obvious
reasons. he pointed out.
IT can see no atvIrtage-i
recording assignments, licenses,
etc, with the Federal Trade
Commission except 10 create
more bureaucratic red tape"
Rockwell continued ut il fire.
quently necessary 10 give special
terms To the first licensee In
field and II is certainly not de
sirable 10 broadcast such infor-
nation
Rockwell figures that its tough
enough now on the small patent
holder 10 keep his records straight
without mixing the Federal Trade
Commission into the patent pic
turc-
The Tmkcn president also OPP
posed "A proposal whereby the gov
eminent will have the right TO
take oyer any patent az any TIME
and whiCh> he feels only depriveS
tho patent holder OF bis right TO
fair compensation
Rockwell. pointing ont that the
present law gives the government
the right 10 use all patented in
vcntionS, can see no other purpose
M the change
LIE BROUGHT up. a very inter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
RENEAL PROGRAM

The program, which is 20 be
10 President Roosevelt
and Congress follows:
I An wage disputes to be settled
4 by direct negotiation, concilla-
ton ana arbitration and submitted
to tho Nauopal War Labor Board.
) Voluntary wage sterilization
- agreements shall be negoti-
atcd and executed IN key indus
tries through boards set up in each
Industry.
y Establishment Of wage policy
- commission consisting OF an
equal number 0f representatives Of
labor, management and govern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

4 Wage increases should ne
Il paid in war bonds, cashable
after the war.
[-1mmcdidtc application of cf-
- fectivc control OF excessive
corporate profits through taxation
and through integrated cost con
troll on all government purchasing.
E-DCVclopmcnt OF progressive III
- come taxation designed 10
prevent personal war profiteering
and increased contributions 10 eN-
pand the social security program.
All citizens should make larg-
est possible purchase of war
bonds.
- -EGcctiyc control of prices Of
u consumer goods az the retail
" b olcSale and manufacturing
levels control of rents
q Rationing Of all scarce com
- modiucs for fair distribution
and TO prevent protteorIng and
boarding.
IN Establishment OF am agency
~ IN the executive Office Of
The President 10 control the costs
Of war production contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Oil Drilling Permits

LANSING. July ed UP1 The
conservation department reported
.aaat It ru. permits Tor a,| and
gas explorations ir Sis Michigan
Hduurg tad been Issued % the
PAST W,.F nrugH. tHe year s.
Io.. fa If..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Detroit Poultry

Market firm Hens average run 2
ieehorn hens los up Use cocks.
20 he, rock spfinccrs . lbs up 2Jr. r
brolefs 2is 30 lbs 23r leghnrn br,
ers. q. lbs up. 2lC, hen turkey y
tom turkeys isp u
EGGS Market firm. current 4
ole underrradeg % r. soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
La Sale Wines Votes
Quarterly Payment

Ia Sale Wines and Champagne
Inc. has declared a Scent quar-
.crly dividend. payable August 20
.o holders of record of August 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Gas Rdtioning
Issue Revived :.
As Tire Solution.
Rubber Industry Urges
Reduction in Mileage to
90 Pet. OF I94l Level
BY PHILLIPS J. PECK
IntI News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July p Thu
solution 10 the nations rubbed
problem today appeared In bd
linked inseparably TO national
gasoline t4efatffes,
Although the controversial issuj
has lain dormant for severaI
weeks, il was strongly revived fol-
lowing report of the nlbbc]
manufacturers association 10 Cow
eminent officials.
,ffifft rubber industry presented |
plan 10 solve the civilian tire protI
lem. but il was based on a reducI
zion of automobile mileage TO 6I
per cent OF the 19il level and |
maximum limit of 40 miles al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
BASED on LESS DRIVING

WIPE Chief Donald NJ. NelSo
this reduction in mild
age when asked 10 comment o.
the induStry's proposal which Ell
visageS enough tires for bot
ciNlian and military needs.
"YOull notice that II il based
on n 20 per cent cut in mileage, :
Nelson said. you'll notice also
that il includes "A 40-mile-an-
hour speed limit"
How would YOU enforce the
mileage reduction ." Nelson was
asked
There are ways OF doing
that" he replied.
A plan for nationwide ratian.nI
OF gasoline was submitted IN
WPB nearly two months az -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
MORE PROnTCERS - 81

MORE PRODU GERS The New
York Central Railroad has turned
arms producer with orders received
for "A special type OF marine equip
mont. In addition. two New York
Central shops halo-AecH turned
over 10 the war department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

subsidiaries for me quarter ended June 30
report npf income ~ 81 Sif 2i7 after
federal income and excess profits tasas
equal 20 81 ia share On SIP. 1875 shares
against $500 igf o~ 81 o5 share In tie
flrp quarter OF f4af
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Good % GWS
From w ar
Factories

y, International News service
MORE SCRAP The automotive
council for war production reported
that the automotiNc uduSGS last
month turned mp % 500 tons cf
se4a;slla= lreH=an -stee=fat reAmelung.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

John ~ Thompson Company and IT.
sl,bs.d aries for The six months ended June
40 report a net proht az 500 500 ,af''r
federal and state income taxes etc equai
To "a cents q snare on poo 800 common
shares against q No. ICES 81 &1n-T41 m
me nfst half ~ 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

MORE RUBBER PLANS The
United States department Of agri-
'ulturo reported that IL had de-
.elopCd a short and economical
process of bVtylcnc glNCol used as
4 base for synthetic rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
On the Business Front
Detroit Times Financial Editor

WITH WARD SCHULZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
LoAFER NOT CoDDLED

knowlSon Is ruddy faced
handsome man. 50 years old. with
brown eyes and iron gray hair
vital personality. he fixes 10 fra
ternize with workers in his indus
trial plant near Chicago and his
labor policy is 10 be decent toward
all his associates who arc produC-
tive He has an aversion 10 cod
ding the inefficient
lle has a capacity for hard
work and for hard play.
II had 10 walk up four flights
~ stairs this morning" OK
planned MIR knoWlSon as he hur-
Rcd away from tho office at
us p m the other evening.
Were the elevators broken
down >" / asked
NO; they don't start running
In the morning until ="
Mr. knoWlSOn had come 90 th,
office direct from tho train. IIC
has risen before s each morning
ever since his four children were
babies. Three of his children arC
now fun grown
THAT hour before they woke
up was the only chance l had of
being undisturbed,' he OK
planned. 81 grind and brew my
own coffee and read the morn
ing paper before the family is
up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished nv
.1sl Association ~ Securities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
BACKED BY HENDERSON

+ gasoline was submitted -
NPB nearly two months ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

There are ways of doing
hat" ne replied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Government Must Also Pursue Sound Principles,

IN by their customers.
La gaceta., 1942-12-28

En- la ofensiva del frente
central del Don, las tropas so
vieticas presionan hacia la u
krania y ganan terreno en- dl-
recci6n de Rostov. AL enemigo
Sc lie arrebataron dep6sitos de
alimentos y equipo de guerra
Otra arteria vital de las CO.
municaciones nazis, en- ell sur
este, ma sido cortada con la
ocuaci6n de Tatsinskaya, a 50
millas al este de Likhaya, en-
ell ferrocarril que Sc extiende
desde MoscG-R ostov a Stain
grade.
La ofensiva ha penetrado
profundamente en- la retaguar
dia alemana. Dinero alemaD y
russo fue encontradO en- un ban
co de Voloshino, al oeste de
Millerovo, junto con un alma
cen lleno de trigo y autom6--
viles.
(PasO q "a IA p4g(
La gaceta., 1942-12-28
BARUCH REGALO UN MI
LION DE A

New York, Die. 28.-E finan
ciero y filantropo Barnard M.
Baruch, regal6 un million de pc
SOS, distribuido entire varias or
ganizaciones, con motive de la
Navidad. Este dinero no tiene
relaci6n con ell impuesto que Ba
ruch debera pagan en- MARIO de
1913.
Ell reparto del million Sc hara
en- la forma siguiente: 100000
para ell Fondo de Auxilio del
Ejercito; 100000 para ell Fon-
do de Auxilio de la Marina; 800
mil para eli Servioio de la Mari
ma Mercante; 500, 600 entrega
dos a la Sra. Clare Boothe Luce
para el Socorro Undo a China !;
100000 para ell Fondo de Ali
vic a Russia; 500, 900 para la
Cruz Roja Americana 100000
para Ell alivio de guerra ing1es;
$4,000 para American Friends
Service Committee; $4,000 pa
ra Ell Com'te Undo de Distribu-
ci6n; $4,000 para la Association
de Socorro a los Griegos; $40
mil para la Sociedad Noruega de
Auxilios; $40, 1000 para los Ami
Cos Americanos de Checoeslova-
quia; $4,000 para e. Comite
que socorre a los Cristianos Re-
fugiados; $4,000 para auxilio de
los cat6licos alemanes, y $1,000
para el Comite de Servicio Uni
tario. Quedan $4,000 que seran
asignados mas tarde.