davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John q. Tsrracan Jr. 81; Catherine
sampson 90.
Gibson Caldwell Jr., %. Marie A. snyder
%
oris L Wood. 81: Alma Mallet,. 10.
Lawrence r. Reno. %; Louise q. Dooey,
Howard E. HUH. rs; Audry c. Donoghue,
%.
Lewis r. smkt, 23.1Trene c. BdTanrH.-ts
Robert p. Aikens. %. Esther N. Warteila.
Joseph T. Vaughn Jr., %; Marie Z. Rus
R. warren oannex Is; Margaret A
Moody. 26.
Frank Lusko. 20; Lucille Buono. is.
Thomas Damitio, 81 Ann NJ. Klein. 20
Edward Byrd, 81: Marion Duncan. H.
Ned Blakley. % Alma J.. M0ffltt. 10
Edward kuoisiak, %. Helen Jezalowicz.
Robert T Mcneil. ~: Doris L. seratt. 20.
Everett J. Kenny. u; Evelyn Garbarino,
%.
Arthur Bsdsero.J "a: Lofene Michales. 10
Latham b MacGresot, IS Louise =
John Retty. ii; Dorothy Mnar. 20.
wendell L. Holmes. 80: Edyihe A. Foster,
George Bslligsn. 81; Lorraine Manderski.
Edward Krant1. % Helen Ksnikowski. 20.
owen l.. Roshon. 81 winifred r. Rich
rsul V. Heston. ~; Euevine G pieian.
Rober, u Nahou. q. Isabella STARK ts.
Edward q Penney Jr. 30 Thcpdota Firth.
Edsssrd ". su'ak. % Edna z wea's.i.
.osors. P Esiics, ~; Edn. r Rsrs,r, %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Electric Power
Rdtioning Seen

WASHINGTON. April II. - An
order providing general plans for
non-essential power curtailment
wherever shortages may occur is
being prepared by the War Pro-
duction Board.
One effect OF the order in its
present form would be 10 prohibit
installation or new power extern
lions except for essential purposes
and substitution Of electric-oper-
ated equipment such as cooking
ranges for other types. according
10 one official.
\ So far. the war agencies have
sued orders for allocating power
a the event of shortages in the
Southeast and in Buffalo. ~. Y.
area. The first of these. an order
issued by the Office of Production
Management. no longer is effective.
The proposed order would. for
the first time, lay down the rules
for conserving power in any local
ity where shortages occur so as Il
avoid curtailing operations in the
war industries. Use Of electricity
for advertising and for operation
Of plants not engaged in war ~
essential civilian business would be
among the first uses curtailcd. II
was explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
DEATHS

Dorothy Smalkovich. 24i5 Cody. rs
Rozalia Grortkowsk. 1874 Tumey 70.
Edward Ballard. 202 Greenlawn. so.
Matte Foster. 522s Besubien. -.
Betty Joan Sanderheld. SIS East Hancock I
Mollie Rruch 1852 Elmhurst ST.
Mary Jane Baines. 40ii Page. IS
Emma A. Thurston, $500 vinewood 81.
Mary Ann Foust. 1881 Fifteenth. -
Harold Edgar Curry. $3.50 Miller. 81.
Edward J. Dorion 5570 Hiisboro, So.
Valentine Mocielag, 5q4g kopernick, 10.
Catherine Weir, 1851 Lansing, S..
Joseph Merkler. 1925 Preston. 81
Peter Heimnick. 1926 Rirwoad SIS
Marian NcKesver. $3.50 Sheridan, 81
Cecil pudgeon. 1911 Rivard 2s.
John Parks, 1891 Lafayette. 80
"eorge Barker. 6i3 South Blair. R0ya
Harolina Mandy 1928 Sohieski. IS.
Earl Hoffman. 1884 Division, a.
Florence Nav Davis. 1895 Manor, IS.
Park Graham. 5000 Cadillac. IS.
John Mazyt. 2ot5 Twenty-hfth. 81
William O. SILVER. 163 Manistique rs
clara l.. steele, 45sss Grand River. Novi
Rose Romeo. 1895 Hawthorne. az.
William Wood 1852 Merrick II
NAV c. Hayward, 1903 Woodrow Wilson
90
Edward F. Majeskc. 12eOs Mansfield. %.
John +. Taylor. ss6 Adeline So
Ida Boucher. 16sfs Five Pointc road So
John A. Mccarthy. 7437 Twelfth SO
-Eachel-L 2lzi-Clintnn-- nl--
Victoria Lesniak. 1929 secor place. -.
Arthur schmd. 1850 Third So
Emma a. Morgan. 272s Lothrop. IS.
Ma rgaret Anna Michels. 1850 Greenlawn
Sarah Waters. 725 East Elmwood. a..
William F.. Monat. Flat Rock. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert +. Everson. 81: Beverly j. smith
ie
Max F. Theis. %; Cornelia T. sabo. 10
Frank r. Shack. %: Betty Semester IS
Robert w. Frutchey. rs; Margaret slit.
zell, 25.
lohn l. Oates. IS: octavia McNeal, 81
Kurt l.. Rothschild, "a; Ruth Reinheimer
is
William r Johnston. 10; Elizabeth J
Rezotte 20
tnthony Michael % susan Chalfa. 2s
Earl Munroe, 30. Margaret Czadzeck ~
Thsddeus kowalsZyk. 20 Mildred Fonda
kowski, rs.
Winston W. Miller. %: Virginia Ringer
10.
Leonard Bartlett. 81; Louise higgins. 10
Norman L, Duvsl. %; Anna Dryer. %.
George s. Bell, 65: Nettie c. Will. so
John Gagnon, 81: Niota Rechmann, IS
John Paluch. 81; Antonina Potrzeba, So
Kenneth J. Pnon. 20; Marilynn A. Mcneil
ls.
Albert E. Teasdsle, %: Evelin NJ. Charge
10
Elmo NJ. Fisim. 90: Julia r. Eros. 10.
Charles LAnders. So: Julia Pomaviile, SO
Charles stephens. Is: Frances II. Bartett
IL
Arthur Boyko. 30: Mary Diei. II
Harvey Bell, 20: Helen 1sraelson. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
'Pfeiffer Profit
Tops 1941 Period

Pfeiffer Brewing Company for
the quarter ended March 81. sub
ject TO audit and year-end adjust
ment, shows a profit of SIPS, 9S3
after depreciation. interest, etc,
but before provision for federal
income taxes.
This compares with profit OF
SIG, 13S before taxes in the like
period a year ago.
Sales volume was up 2l.7 per
cent in the quarter just ended as
compared with the first quarter
last year. Alfred Epstein, presi-
dent. told stockholders at the an
nual meeting. He explained that
il is impossible to report net profit
after federal income and excess
profits taxes at this time because
of uncertainty regarding what
rates will be effective under the
1912 Revenue Act. w..
Directors and officers were re.
elected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
0PA Sets Ceiling
On Wood Pulp Price

WASHINGTON. April II. -
Maximum prices of ground wood
pulp have been raised TO $40 per
delivered ton. an advance of Sc for
domesticslly produced pulp as the
Office Of Price Administration re-
placed voluntary agreement with
a fixed wood pulp price schedule.
Tho new schedule. effective April
20. Sustains the pulp prices which
producers had agreed to maintain
except for ground wood pulp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
MARRIAGES-BIR Hs-DEATHS-DNORC
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
Boys were born to:
Jessie Abels. 2947 Clements Twins.
Nancy Adsmson $751; Longworth
Betty Arsnsault. 473 Pe'erboro,
| Katherine Beach. ai3 Lakewood.
Carolyne Roland. zoos Lansing
Laura Begizos. 1900 Helen.
Augustine Bsdslamento. 1883 Gallagher
Mandy Brown. 2i39 Meade.
Genevisve Bordui. 1875 Hun
Marie BERG s2a5 Rathhone
Clara Baker 27i5 Whitney
/ Elaine Bowen, 2i1i Olive avenue L,noolr
/ Park.
June Cooper. North street Hghlan,
Ialis ,cingci. 2slos Culder. lnkster.
Kathleen CLARK. 4s7s Guilford.
R ReDs y' coxick '' los s'2 LANSING
Helen Crowley, 2T76 Inglis.
Josephine Carpenter. 1852 Peter Hunt.
Gabrielle DePauw, 1925 Newport.
Nathalie Deron' e721 Greenfield roar
Irene Dennis. 15445 cherryiawn.
Helen Dsllavo, 232l Ardmore, Royal Gal
Twins
Cleo Darling. $500 centerine court, osntsr
Rose Felsot. 27is Rochester.
Catherine Frigerio. 1909 Pennsylvania
Florence Gssidlo. III North Gates
Alice Grech. 1855 Wisconsin
Louise Goudie. ass Canton
Arlene Greene 7T20 Lswton
Y Aa Al
Jane, Hernandez. 1898 Plum
/ DeMaris Inch. q30s Sorrento.
I Edna Johnson. $3.50 Playfair. Walled Lake
Phyllis Jenuer. 332 1o-Mile road. Pleasant
Sophia Kolibar. 1925 East Fort.
/ Olga Kuty, 3aa South Colonial
Pauline HUFFMAN. rs Hubbard.
Olive Kurts. 26i9 Montgomery.
sophie Kuchsrczyk. Box "a King road
coicre Kelly 2,et Twcnty.,hud. wyan
Thelma Lucado. 1852 Brush.
/ Ann Lydick 1865 Dodge Van Dyke
Viole' lipke. 675i Dolphin Dearborn
Lorene Looper, 5o6i Lenox.
Jean ieBesu 2773t Van Howe Rosevne
Margaret Meade. 1902 Rockdale.
Eleanor Mantikoski, 1880 Wabash.
Mabel Morton, s3f3 Byron
Grace Miller 35S5 Seventeenth
Grace Nelson. 1929 Fordhsm
Beatrice O'Brien, 1870 Seebaldt.
! Frances Oherer. llS0s Whitehill.
Jane Pryzybyszawski s0e3 Mt ohvet.
Jane PuIan. 1855 Charest
Rose Prusak. 1915 GARFIELD.
Roseyn Polchlopek. ISIS Brandon
Ann Prais. 1885 Brwood.
Mildred Rhodes. 265O seventeenth.
Nancy Ramsey, 3ij6 Campbell, Dearborn
Mary Rummel. 1929 Magnolia
Margaret Restiro. 1856 Northwestern.
4 Aa-rsre.- Fadtkc, Gfsuwu0f, roya
Oak.
Alice Ritter. 2t7I Bayview. Union Lake
/ Pontiac.
Ruth senia. 54i Belmont.
Viola stoner. 1856 Victor, Roseville.
i Jean Stmmel 5224 Conner.
Grace Schemansky. 6433 Seminole.
Frances Trent. 6057 Whitewood.
Mary Titus. 104 Eastlawn.
christine Tykosh. 3l5is Maplewood. Gar
Doris Trschet 1922 East oranet. Hare
] Park
Marjorie Urso. 46ii Moran.
Warine Nernier. 27s Frazier, River Rouge
III GIRLS IT,
/ Girls were born to,
Jennie Allan 1855 Markese Allen Park
Selma Aloud. Cedar avenue. Mclean, Va
! Thelma Abney, 90 Watson
Helen Brabemec. 1851 West Vernon high
| way.
MADELINE Burgess. 1880 East Jefferson.
Marcella Brandt. $50 Wheelock.
CLARA Banusm 253s Conner
Bertha Baldwin. 2230T Theodore. Var
DYKE
Florence Costa 1925 prsgocn
Margarei Cadorctfe $50 West Grand blvd
Marie Cochran. 2s3S Central
Dorothy Champion. 1918 Parker
Olive Croker. route g. Box sol g-Mile
Oakland County
verglia Csriey 22ti4 Piper. East Detroit
Marie Dudek. l2ess MeDOugsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
COMPLETE RATIONING

3-We could abandon the
price system and establish a
complete collectlviSm AZ in Ger
many. This would mean COM
plete rationng. The state would
become completely responsible
for our production and consump-
ton. Even New Dealers dread
this latter aspect)
& Finally, we could establish
system Of general regulation
based on the idea Of equilibrium.
tal Establish conditions favor
able 10 free individual saving
and investment IN government
HpondS. tThese include economy.
FOUND money and credit. and
non-diScriminatory tax and labor
policies OBJ Partial rationing.
particularly Of absolute neces-
saries, incidental TO general sac
rifice and saving. with no fear of
permanent collcctiviSm. (c) Reg
ulation OF all monopoly. including
labor monopoly. I'D Little if any
price-fiXing for consumer goods.
particularly those which are
Injuries. (e) Thorough taxa
ton of war profits and wages.
Remember. war is initiation. T,
keep prices from rising now. !
would he necessary 10 submit I
such severe deflation. rationin
and RECOMMENDATION now. that IN
postwar economic troubles coul
hardly be any worse. What's IN
,c0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
DIVORCES

Anna Odaysky from steve
Rose Thornton from Jim r.
Lillian Richie from Glen
Roberta Walker from James.
Josephine Gula from Walter
SOPHIA Wilson from Charles
Pauline s. Larsen FROM Eric.
Margaret TAFT from james. II
Mignoune Dunn from LEROY,
Leona Lewis from Thomas
Annette Miranda from Alfonso.
Elsie Iindherg from George.
Max Hayward from Flets
Philip Hladczuk from Anna
Mary Madary from Glen
Anne n Briggs from WilHam :.
Mildred LIVINGSTON from Tea
Earl 50 Marie from Nellie
i-1t1f inr rnir'hnun ~ o., Ephert
Kenneth Ross from GLADYS
i0hn Sine from martha
Lenhrs Roth from Harry
sylvia J. Woods from William 4
A>NtLNENT
June Jenkins from Gus Tunachells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Gut Again!
Make Further Reduction
in Gasoline for East

WASHINGTON. April II tUP),
A 33is per cent reduction in
gasoline deliveries to service sta.
tons became effective on the East
Coast and in the Pacific Northwest
today.
The curtailment order supple.
ments the War Production Boards
carly order which cut deliveries by
20 per cent several weeks ago
Petroleum Co-ordinator Harold L
Ickes recommended an additional
reduction of 1913 per cent and the
WPB ordered il into effect today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

breaks? You've had ali the tough
luck?
Then consider a plucky 2l-year-
old yodngster in Wisconsin who
lost borh, legs and both arms and
yet is as cheerful. hard-working
and productive young man as
you're likely to find anywhere.
The American Weekly Sunday
tells you all about him: how, in
spite of handicaps that would stop
many another person, he has re-
adjusted his life so that he lives
more happily and efficiently than
a good many who have no physical
infrmities.
This boys story is an inspira-
ton for every one; by all means
read il and remember it!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
BIRTHS
GIRLS


Girls were born to;
Margaret Dawson, 1884 Burgess
Catherine Dietrich, 20 Hanover road Pleas.
Anna Everett. 4l25 John r.
Helen Ford 1920 Cherrylswn.
Estelle Coke. $500 Hanson
Josephine Gallagher. 2e7S Alter road
Helen Gill. 500 Benitsau.
Marcelin Hannah. il2s Delaware.
Antoinete Hack. 19l6i MacKay
Ruby Houser. 3T59 Montcair
Helen Hanson 1892 Longview.
Rose Harris. 1922 Roulo. Dearborx
Pearl Harris. 1910 Richmond. LirEiAPaI1
Frances Jackson. 1928 Navy: - =
Rose Jakubiec. 233It Lawrence. Dearborn
Lucille Kern. 1852 Second
Julie Kulesza, 1887 Fleming.
Rose Llssak, 1895 Quincy
Ruth Miner. 1916 Eighteenth.
Chrystal Marcy. s127 Grinneli.
June Mobius. 1884 Rockdale.
Lucille Moore. 1875 Green.
Virginia Medley. 4f25 Hamilton.
Ruth Mantta, 1881 Fourteenth.
Marynell Matthews. 932 Emwill. Ferndaie.
Genevieve McKenny $50 Newport.
Julia Neal. 1854 Kentfield
Marion Nechmsn. 1902 Lawndsle. Royal
Genevieve olechowski. 1882 wesson.
Marion o Brien. 95i3 ONO.
Jennie Orgeck. 202 Frazier. River Rouge
Gene,ieve Pilarski. s575 McGraw.
lola Pehar. 2l53 Military
Margaret Plichcinski l3435 Charest.
Mary Ruszcbynski. 2133 Medhury.
Rose Richmond, $40 Kings highway. Wy
andotte.
Roma swan 1922 Sorrento.
Hilda Taibert, 1925 Livernois
Nora Skedge. 1879 Churchill.
Julia Roberts. 3si0 Cabot.
Eva Steeiz. 1265s Goulburn.
Mary Strebar, 1871 Brooklyn.
Ruth Spires. 23l6t Cromwell. Dearborn,
Frances Tanner. 56i5 Anthem.
June Thomas I2I45 Memorial
Joan Vestsl. 1897 Bryce drive, Crosse Pie.
Alice Worker, 1870 Cotton
Mary Wo1tas. 1881 Gallagher.
Alice Winston, 1859 Cavalry.
Grace Wegher. 1925 Dartmouth
Lottie Nilczynski. i3f2 Freer
Mary WlOch. Maybee, Mich
Lucy Yapioyich, 1914 Kaier. Lincoln Park.
Elsie Zspoii. 925s Genessee
Betty Zampich, 1900 Seymour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
PROBLEMS BACKGROUND

This is the general background
for the problem AZ l presented il
yesterday.
In order TO check initiation and
keep prices down. there are -four
possibilities. II will-not even con.
slider laissez faire. or letting
ings entirely aloneD These are
: follows:
I've could resort 10 such
heavy TAXATION ri the present
discriminatory sort that infla-
tion would be eeunteFaCted by
deflatlon now This would so
hurt business and iniure savers
and investors. that no general
lnflationary rise could occur.
2We could resort 10 general
and heavy forced Saving--re
garded as "Siphoning process.
This would involve ca increased
taxes on labor incomes. and
tbl forced purchases Of govern.
ment securities. This would in
crease the public debt and en-
courage waSteful government
spending II would. in fact.
he a sort Of domestic lend-lease
policy. The government would
take our individual savings and
spend them for us II would
leave lis IOUs in our hands.
How all the deb could ever be
paid. would he the question:
This is the policy favored by
the social planners. II fits in
with their antipathy 10 individ-
ual saving and private invest
ment .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

The American Weekly, with
this coming Sundays issue De-
itroit Sunday Times, presents a
fascinating article about human
character, and what can be told
about men and women simply by
looking at them.
Robert ID. Potter. the science
editor. calls attention 10 these
new designations of body types
devised by a New England ply
stefan, who points OUT That many
an Endomorph (fat and rotund)
is healthiest and happiest that
way and should not attempt 10
transform himself or herself into
an Ectomorph tall and SLIM.
Don't miss this extraordinarily
informative article.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Death notices

.CLtRk-April H. 1852. Al fsPorte. Ind
Frank beloved husband ~ Pauline: dear
father ~ Charles and Francis; dear son oi
Mary y dear brother ~ Leo Mrs. sam.
uel Balm. Charles r. Mrs Paul J. Mar.
cuson. Mrs. Glenn-D ahlnnAn,- Thomas w
and Jay. Funeral service Friday q.3C
a m from j W Nancy Chapel. Lincoln
Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Death Rotices

Cowtii.- Arru Is. 1859. Louis H.. 3seia
Northline rusd. Romulus. father n James
and shirley Cowell: funeral service Friday
afternoon. ? =. m from me Len's Funeral
Home Wayne Mich: interment IN Glen,
wood Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
FOOD SECRETS

An Ohio reader of The Ameri-
can Weekly Sunday reveals many
OF her own secrets for "improvis-
ing in the kitchen Ways TO
use leftover foods so that the re-
sulting dish is appetizing and
tastes as good as il looks.
You'll find this AS only one of
the score or more of special
features written for the entire
family and awaiting you in The
American Weekly with this coming
Sundays issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

efficiency. has written interest
lngly about Victory Working
Clothes For Women N The
American Weekly Sunday
She tells you the sort of eco
nomical, sensible clothes TO bt
worn. and gives you many an in
structive suggestion.
Don't miss her article
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
TRIPLE MURDER MYSTERY

Appalling is the word for the
strange crime OF a former con-
stable accused Of wiping out a
household in series of strange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Eat and BE Happy
Food Influences Your Personality. Your Attitude;
if You Are an Endomorph. Them

Are you Endomorph? Mesomorph? Or perhaps an
Ectomorph?
Depending what type you are you may need go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Lost and Found

lLOST-Small white dog. male. vicinity
Tumbul-kirby. Liberal reward. Tyler
1852
REMOVABLE bridge, SUNDAY. Montcalm.
Clifford, Merrick, second; reward.
Temple 1895. days.
SMALL REDDISH DOG-Female part
choX- lCusier. Melrosel. Reward Trinity
II -605s.
WALLET tneighborhood Michigan -WessonN.
Please tretuTn. Reward. 65b6 Niilett
Tyler 7yt965
WRIST WATCH Bulova square. yellow
gold: two diamonds; reward. Telephone
Dawson 1920.
WRIST WATCH =, Gentleman's "Walsbro. %
new (neghborhood Fort lakewood houle-
vardl. NEEDED" Reward. NinewoOd
1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
PRINCESS PROBLEM

Inez Robb. one of America s
best known woman reporters. who
recently returned from England,
tells you this Sunday Of the life
led by Princess Elizabeth Of Eng
land, and her sister. Princess
Margaret Rose.
Read Mrs. Rohb's penetrating
and wise analysis OF the first
princess of F,urope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Trade Schoois-Male

ARC WELDING COURSE. SOS
All metals and alloys taught Results guar
anteed PAY by lesson.
WELDING TRADE SCHOOL
1901 W. Lafayette Cherry 57i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Male Help-Salesmen

GOOD ROUTE AVAILABLE of 500 Raw
leigh consumers. No experience needed
70 start. Large sales mean big profits
Permanent. Full time. Write Rawieigh's
Dept MCD-110-104, Freeport, Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Learn Modern Barbering

Prepare yourself now for a profitable posi-.
ton after the war. Day ana evening
classes Phone. write for particulars.
MOeF Barber College. $50 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Initiation Gap
theology Basis
of Many Plans
y From Forced Saving
TO 'Siphonine Off
OF Excess Income
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. n. y. Universit,
| In considering the administra.
TONS schemes for fighting "infla.
ton. we should note that they
are based on an Imitation gap
ideology They proceed from the
argument that If the national in
come is $4,000. 100000. and the
VALUE Of consumer goods available
Is sos. 000,0 000 900. then the differ
fence must be eliminated.
This they propose 10 do by
"siphoning Off the excess income
by taxation or forced saving. They
completely ignore tho obvious al
formative. which is 10 Let the prices
EOf consumer goods rise high
enough 10 bring their total value
up 10 $4,000, 900, 900.
There would not be enough
goods 10 GO around Instead Of
allowing those who want goods
most TO get them by paying higher
prices. The social planners" pre-
fer TO ration. They like the idea
of controlling everything. So. in.
stead of allowing prices and mar
ket forces 10 govern. they would
undertake 10 decide how much
leach Of us should have.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

Lost and Found
LOST-Dog black. with four white feet.
white spot on head. long tail with white
tip. white breast. vicinity Glendale and
Woodrow Wilson: child grieying. Reward.
Townsend 6-02i9
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for resultst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Female Help Wanted

GENERAL homework. cooking. no lsun-
dry. own room. high salary. University
2-7205. 1871 Bayls.
GENERAL homework. no cooking STAY.
private room. good wages. Townsend
s-3503.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

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diet notand lot Of other things be determined
about your attitudes and personality.
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MOaIEN,s CLOTHES

We've been reading great
deal about the drastic changes
in mems clothes -cuffleSS trousers.
fewer pockets. less generous
lines =.
But what Of milady's attire?
Mrs. Christine Frederick, the
eminent authority on household
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

killings because members of il
refused TO obey his $50 p. m. cur
few order.
Though sentenced 10 the cleo
trio chair. this man still refuses 10
give what lawyers consider sane
reason for his act.
Study this case and see TO what
conclusion you arrive.
CHALLENGE
Here's a challenge 10 your
general knowledge:
Who wrote his own language?
: Where are there three-eyed
fish
When did nobody worry about
sugar..
See The American Weekly Sun
day.
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REAL BRAVERY

Ever set to feeling sorry for
yourself?
Thinking you've had all the bad