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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Role of Nurses i'm WaI.
Stressed ut State Meet
Work on Home Front
Held as Important
as on Battlefield
BY JULIUS KAUFMAN
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, April 25.-Essential on
the battlefield as well as on the
home defense front, the role
nurses are playing in World War
III were stressed today by speakers
as the 1912 convention of the
Michigan State Nurses ASSocia-
ton prepared TO draw TO a close
here today.
Prof. James Kerr Pollock of
University of Michigan stressed
the Importance of nurses on all
fronts in his address THE War
in Outline" at the annual ban
quet held in the Hotel Durant
ball room last night.
Earlier in the day. the delegates
and visitors heard Miss Marguerite
Wales, eastern director of Red
Cross nursing, in an address on
the work of nurses, especially
those affiliated with the American
Red Cross.
TRIBUTE TO NURSES
At last nights banquet, Mayor
Osmund Kelly paid tribute to the
nurses. He said
1.-THE nurse had been called
the angel of the battlefield
And truly she Is GOd-sent
messenger to the wounded and
dying soldier. She not only takes
care of his wounds but i'm in
Vulnerable ways she cheers and
comforts him.
"In the midst of pain and
horror she creates an atmo-
sphere of hope and serenity. In
the gloom and darkness of un-
certainty and loneliness she Is
a kindly light, a ray of sunshine.
The nurse Is indeed indispens-
able on the field of battle.
"N0w this Is a total war, and
what Is true of the nurse on
the battlefield Is also true of
her on the home front. Here
also she must be an angel of
mercy and an essential part Of
defense"
/ At today's session 1t. Col
Harold Furlong. state defens'
director, was one of the speaker
at a round table discussion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
WAR P-ROfiTEERIso

a remarkable story Of pfonl-takins on war con.
tracts Wa disclosed Monaay in an investigation h.
the House naval COMMITTEES AZ Ohio firm making afr
plane parts feg the army ana naYy was said % have
Toasted rs presidents salary and hunn2 10 sl43gsa
and hk secretary drev down TIE magnlislsnl sum
II ss9ase n iafl,
Kamand Toland counsel fr snr COMMITTEES
ctaseed tina ja1k a Halnte Ine al Bedford Ohio.
rad PAID enormous bonuses 20 employees and oft
eals II osdef 30 deerease profits and thereby avoid
eAeeas profits iesics The firm had been awarded gov
eminent contracts l0taiins s~ss00oo0. and not beins
satisfied Wiih the normal profits II aoald make from
huon \ large contract had hoossed salaries and buu1ne
20 tie amount al tiaTsla IN December. 1874. Tbs sal
airy Of the president up 70 that time "a So on a
year and t6e secretary much less. only about $500
sae t~eSslilau that an sho did 10 earn her Gag salary and
hnnus Ma q Eake sone Of the wotry OF the preai
dents mind
Ire president OF ire corporation gave az an ex-
ense faF the aboge aenerosily thai Il was to keep
Tie employees and official satisfied the only va
tie corporation could keep enough men 10 DO eae
sofs required Of them % carr out their contract
sith the government
This b a Riaring case Of sabotage under a differ
ent name NJ mar set Of men. firm or corpora
ton should b allowed q pnofttser on the Severn
Hsus Il ms time especially when wt are a. Waf ana
ever alHce Of production s necessary to win the
vaF AMI every dollar aasea L nuesea 70 help pay
the he ~ bit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
CAT nrApY roE ncENplAp, Boarps

II Ahls oounlr h attacked : ssas va anaosbtse.
Is BE- maas with Mceudlary nasnba Ihs mset oommsa
type Of these eonhs and the uoe4 effective type
Is llRnt small ard safe 10 al enemy 20 haudr 4
single bombing plane can safr zao0 o. morn q
tasm Ard each o. The bofubs Is eafau.e q starting
! major fire
one q the ilfst ara most essential steps 70 Be-
taken b. aeienss q tnia sentiment i 10 ped es
fire defense London and asheF Knsissn citizen upae
hot exist TODAY Il their fire. flehfag organization
professional and volunteer alike hAa NOS ~pguaaeaa
mgraeles Expqfta are convinced flag 81 b perfectly
poesible lof 81 enemy = reach and attaes car
principal Industrial oeuteTa ffun Basea locsled -
Europe aed she par East
Hefe then Il = feai eiaI defense JOB relatively
feu American cities ard towns haVe sufficient IT..
fighting eqaipnseB, 70 deal SIN 3 bg attack. Rsta
tiyeis leu epmmtDitieA haze gee Developed adequate
IRE prevention and fire tizhtins fuFres The tm
properly prepared community Is aide oFen TO Tragedy
and ustaf dhsstef
Ihrre h no iime - lose II every to~n 40 mat
tef how small nre- lighting training should BE- gwen
% civilian aFouga Aadliiansl equipment ghsald h.
purchased as iasg a. possible German fire raid Oh
analsh cities have slowed q : ssanastili ioG iusl pue
reason Ihe British have learnea to cope with them
and roo lnem 81 tleiF teFraFs An enemy doe not
waste materials when at becomes abvlosgN that TIE
results obtained are not wasta the priea paid
n sliou. fire wfethef # cosmos from within or
without can BE- licked Il need hold no tcfrora for a.
Informed prepared people Let get ready
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Stewart Says:
Eariy Test Likely far StreaEniincd
Fighting Commands
~ Charles 4. Stewart
Central Press C0lumnlst

President Rooaeveits recent execn-
tsse order. reorKanlslnR ard stream
lining Uncle Sans flRhtine COM
manas Tor the duration 81 the war.
ali have az least = feu week. trial
before ven military experts viii be
anln O. pas underAtandlFiaiy upon
the question Of it, merits It won't
be more than a few weeks however
fer the ORDER was issued with s.
vIeW 70 the launching Of al imme-
date offensive against the Axis
Consequently tlsFeli be little DELAY
n 4 starr on The test
The REIMBURSEMENT called for IS
pretty radical arc yet It's SOME
whai Ia tina nature a : compromise
between confisctiug armed Interest,"
une ar1lfn uf glannnfs has one
urged q uuifiration % cur land and
SEA fefcrs unfief 3 single direction
This group has included aviation
n IFS calculations since thatH be-
come an important factor II large
scale strife or course the President
as eomnfander-in~ehief already Is
supreme over all three arms. but
advocates q q merger Of them have
wanted them consolidated into a
TRUE combination allli 1saa nd fs.
safne eahiiiet head resnoftsAm ia
tht whole timing
Arms and navy professionally have
opposed such an -arHHusement. on
the ground that their Respective
units operate better Independently
q one another
Aviation enihuiais have been
clanofiug for q distinct sefup too.
Hitherto fging hasn't had q status
= Its oan ille arms has had its
aglatorial adjunct and the navy
likewise has had one That's the
correct system. oHt land ard sea
authorities have insisted Not that
uley underestimate Tie plane value
g either Of their tenn Of services.
has only a. an adjunct ii each
case moi as "a separate afnl
ohjcct Ia C~eatlsiIs
The avlator Oh their SIDE. have
fH8uea thar HAND armies and SUR
fssee batfleshirs are nIaetically OBJ
eoarEe today They haven't actually
proposed tie total ahandonmeql OF
s4teh oid-lasnioued warfare meclaan-
Em but aviation could very well
90 without either - them lney SAY.
AMI 8he kecD ea eHfa sneh oui-
0f-date coattalise
We'll tie latest presidential order
neither abolished the army or navy.
H9F dfo q cembu them Thus the
consolidation Missionaries arc dis
appointed
II 0e semi~ultofee aviation from
TIE arms department though. Tuat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
UNIONS melssINc 10 srr L,cnr

Panle santal s powerful. ana II BFpaaht % bear
on any condition Of esl that Is against pahlle policy.
OF detrimental % tie sell ,betna nf the pegpls. cs-
pecially IN = Democracy like ours vii eventually WIN
whatever chafnvs ard reforms are needed An exam.
~ Of this & tnn saeketeerns that the Labor Unions
have been aroused Of eeuHiernarclng. q IN which com
plaeently alnRilM Sazte OF their leaders 70 indulge
The newspapers 81 "wednesday ua q q meeting
81 the AFI aud tar cIo h which tacs plefeed thr
nnlcns uussef Elieln TO heed the demanas 81 the
President ana d naaald N Nelsan var pfoaucton
~cnieftain. fer lhe costly doublepay ia arms indus
tries Inc palicx adopted h . eliminate doabie pay
provisions. VIII ssae exceptions Nelson haa asked
fuF the Stimulation al doaDle-pay for work on Sun
days ami holidays. and pieaxeo ne COMMITTEES ihas
h this was not dasae. IA tnifig days he would ash for
~kgislessan Oh ne subject
This L q Start IN the right direction and shows
that ue laeu ansnrs are howala "a the demands
81 pnhlir oplnion and saaat o'lleT Tcfpgma viii BE- madc
IN tiaeiy RAM W fAat defense induatfy may 90
ahead Al f.l spzea without Ilc delaya CAUSED By
strikes and waAsoats
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
WIZ rnr WAR As CHRISTIANS

nasl sin The waF 81 Christians said Pre-
siding Rshnp Henry g George Tucker. head Of TIRE
Episcopal Church. r%eceutig. II pointed oar some moral
eeteet that have nor commended democracy 70 ether
neogles ana rallied foF the eofreeflnn or elimination
o. uaeae defccts from the iives ana ecnauct Of Chris
tan nsepls Experience has SHOWN aid the Bishop.
that 5 #euFity established Ga military victory IS
siioat.lifed. A ncv and better world must be esgaar
Hslaed IN accord siih Gods vll los ns wpFla W
ean sin The VA as Christians onb b making America
really Christian That mean thai ~ must b 3
Ieople Rnh high moral standards The ueW oraeH
aboai which Ae talk = Gods purpose iog ths world +
Is ook Is - pat ourselves under ueds direction. sub
nit ourselves 10 HIS guidance. and open oar hearts
to he reception o. Hts power That Nc can hope e
aenieye It Thc difficulties before Us seem great hut
We need not b. discouraged Rather ssc masi press
forward 70 the high calling to which We arr sum
nloIea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Governmental Aid
For P~ascagOula
Schools Studied

81 q Eckf 81 a8e State dee
eartmtnt ~ Eaaon ana Marvin
q orr ~ s1he UaIEea STATES oiice
Eclc8flog NHle s Faaa8
Taeaseg 10 taufer wssa r g Wtsa
neftBlrnaeHt q sdEaas anc "a
nfskr q siaag IS eaaHaltlaa m ala
nascanHia schoa Feafse 90 alo-
cation ~ ffeFaae nance
ana operation funds tm las
session
uuEiuN lae p#f Use F Co.
euals aehQal received hfar nGg-
gfalrfst @Npf9e tnT agaar
aut 0sefatn ~ Eaf aaoo
atem. Xhk appropriation Is ex-
nsrtsd to H aastaaed aaFlnR thf
Hsx3 gsaT ane g. enlargement o.
tle Meoas facilities including .
ega8nlege uCw elementary sch0a
BUILDING
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
scREssEY INVENTIONS

Misguided genius even IN times q peace has adj
VaDeed mans queen IDEAS scme q ehieh are good
but most q lhan 9re9cy, and nc same thIag mas
T. SAID q Inventions Especially n tins time af zar
and stress Do meaz minds wander aad 6aaaine gem
fuses ty 70 nank ~ soInethiTz different
Amoua TIE resent example, q suea contributions
listed n 81 Industrial journal thaf reaches TIE Ad-
~fertiseF faslsalaz cosnpanvs sffise are 1ae fol-
lautng
A special klad q harness is trained seak enabling
tftSm e. lnros torp<doeS Gloss 70 an enemy target
ftp osse before contact then swim from danger
4 bomb nled Kith skunk musk 50 nause-
aiiDGly7 powerful tuat l. would inespaeiaie the eFsEs
q enemy saHz. permit them % b. boarded leNed 20
port f~aralzased added 70 the [ s feet A
tank capable Of digging itself into ne ground
An exploding shell filled with sisezins powder
An attachment iF flying trucks q ths scene o.
battle.
HovefeF. L mast not b. r0Fsoslen t1Al many Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

lI ehile f didn't pige the flyers
IA independent cabinet rating which
would nave required an uct ot con-
gFea It aid give them an maefEud-
at commander. 70 far as land bat
overhead fighting b concerned
The unlfleation l0ik. incoming uni
cation Of military subdivision 10
be sure. scr q partial victory II
that grounding warriors and Az
weTuors. inland. both are subject
b orders from Gen George c Mar
sIaEl army eneleg % staff Lieut..
Gen Lesley j McNair. grounding
commander and Lieut. Gen Henry
a Arnold inland aviation chief
alike viii report % him So viii
Maj Gen Hrehnn b Somerxcil.
ground and inland air chief though
ms supply eaIeitainStp important
W h Is. isn't quite as romantic a
a leadership Of outright physlea
t~e,lKerancy
Oeefsea aviation. however. didn't
gCi q divorce from the nagy.
In that respect the lotal-eonsoll-
satianlst lad the avlatora failed 10
Hore.
The eons0lidapprS got part Of
what t8eg wanted consolidation
@ the national land fighters force
and inland aYiati0ns but they
slipped up on the navy part Of their
oeslnd merger. both as to surface
ships and overseas flying
The aHIal0rs won OUT on their
demand for a separate commander
but they're stiil tied 70 the
navy At aea
TIE navy alone. got a pretty fair
break
Time VIII Toll
Aviation = tsse rnlnfes prime
Esoblem II rs a. effective Is 4
M.ys It Is It's due. sooner Or later
o. establish itself as an arm ex-
ciusively is o9n
II believe II viii chuck all EARTH
" and %aeeanleal fighting units into
The discard before the end Of the
current waf II vii have 8 chance
70 prove or fat 10 prove its case
quite speedily.
President Roosevelt with his army
n reorganization urder. Is working up
20 II middIlng fast
Consolidation Of ali commands Is
being tried also by the way Ger
nsant experimenting with II nov
lis army. = aviation corps and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
aILrran, TRAINING or Youru

We are not prepared = ~ nat sc are entirely
n favor d military training n the public schools bit
tle proposition has some good points Boys Nno
cave ans military training IN he military schools and
colleges xmas something aooai discipline also nos
Il does efdeTs and how 70 fake ne proper exercise
60 keea themselves IN zood health and condition A
certain military school advertises send Us ths bag
and Ne I'll return yoa ne man Tnh b a short
aa2 a pattlng g.
\ sf8oFt lesson Ia military tactics and . hail haaf
- 50 q dFli eFeTy sehool dax. for the Older boys n
TIE hsH schools would - 3 diversion from elaz
ssaaiez aaa also bulls Up tie youus bodies into up
u91t outstanding youne men Hat TIE charm q 3
military uniform d that the searef Naus erect helaz
~ hs ehln and carries himself With that price taal
= inherent n eseTy aHeitaaas Youas American +
80 d aos believe tnat military O. naval uniforms
aad 4 ne affraciiyenes II he young men iusf
a8 tie Sis who assist Ia entertaining the Eeezlef
Pet aess sho make veek enc saslis . Pasoaeoaia
me countries Ne are nos fighting have mlllons
q soldiers Who have beer trained IN military tactic
ane tas haaalng Of firearms ssHee theiF chldhood
The United States had 10 staH almost AZ the scratch
ho Haise an army OF H,eu vho ueFe green as -
military matters In thls the AZ powers had ailgsas
e as7sae he sayantage q y Tassa are some Of Ie
azesaaenia n favor Of military training m the mlbR
Schools
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
THREE nlllrans IEADEas

This var haa nsnsisasrd three military leaders Of the
first rank Heaefal Macarthur Of me United slsiss
Marshal Tlulasaenko u the Soviet union and uener-
aliSsinao cfHts kai Chek ~ china fhe last has a
particular distinction. IA that be IS head Of his
government . sel as It's active commander IN militia.
~ sfiatTs.
II = 81. feant iisat al Of thess commanders be-
heEe tn t1f offensive and pursue the offensive Mac
Arthur. Of eesifsa = carrying on wlat i essentially
q defensive sftlaH-sut ne continually takes ihe bat
tie 70 the enemy TsnlaSlsnko has won Immense VIC
tefiea which hase ea tHe Germans millions Of men
b. use Of iN aaasl daring offensive tactics. And
chisre kai ehek fa five YEAR, has flung bis supefoB
brave M-saHip4ea Armies against The Jap and kept
him out q she afaFf Of China
Il Is fns ihat esasea that rscsa, changes IN tire
eouamands q the United States Army ana Navy
should encourage tie country SEINE super eonGery-
snse haFe bsan esasd oat And youngef. as
REeasiye men arr ooalng IN 10 top positions
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Governor Johnson
Signs Bill Ending
Pascagoula Tolls

jackson M March rs Gov
efn0l Paul johnson action Monday
g. sUrFoRin Is 0ai enulIa cDllEc-
ZION of rolls GA arsae m tne
tate hrhgRg system September 3
Nas taken here IS indicating final
settlement of sne Faeaaoula bridge
CONTROVERSY
obaefs~rs aaia b ga unlikely
that the state would renew is rf-
zurt ~ court "a obtain immediate
asutFui ~ tire saau Operated b.
I1e jackson County board % su-
HrEtsofa on thg 0alf Coast Two
urh efforts weIe unsuccessful und
lie Legislature finally PASSED tlse
c0mprnmise ACT giving Hsa uneF-
aiara Of The bridge time 10 prepare
for the loss Of revenue to the county.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

Discussing TIE probability that more married men
Snl Be tnaaeted mo lhe army. The jackson sews
says When N army finally TACKLES TIE task Of
RAISING : force q ToSn 100000 70 i00ooneo men
he piea Of having dependents Wont carry weight
Inc governments vii lake care Of dependents IN
bona fiae easss D = comsnat0n Of deductions from
the soldier - ana 3 Federal grant Get tnat firmly
fixed IN xgaF HilHds. Al yc y~oanesters sho think
SINE sisens na1steel defect Of he fact taat you
contribute % the family suppb mat keea you or
o. the rams
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

mfxsepes mxFy IS got arr 3 slns
amt When II eana@ II ha war
ctasTgNart Is aeaEM war q part
Men HN Whole sslMz
We're sppfoaesiaa az matter b.
feaFea
om prospective offensive should
hsNsa gm 49, s0ash
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

FKkED0M oF TiK pKEss asss net sire
. NewzpapsF The sIghs 10 puhilzh seanaAlA
sttaeA lnnsseat tnaasidaals - basine@s firmA
Nsithsr aae. FRTEOOM Do sfEEcn give NE
tnaisssusl TIE right - bs-snsear lie rspu.atiun
81 suazi2ndlns sitzsaA aitaek The sammunilgs
ls@aaax lasii1uttans. nar atari whispering cam
palEns for tbs sale reason 81 Disturbing tha
puhlia peass 1s vielAts the ahavr rights and
psisxlsxss b 10 enaenEu The rights and h&ppi-
nes Of all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

tae uiines ~ nayr now sne wnea - oonssder eoa
napaplaes ard ae egsu cay Wese taoagtt eaines Vi
and laughed Al By me aspaseA4 Whsn nssy wess hs8i
nFsu4sa Eyer, now ard asn ssns thoaght-to-A
1fewey ussnsion turra eaG . be eznethang wosfn.
wnlls and q ~ ~ mar. Maf BE- rat 81 whst VI
napFrn % hundreds Of ths Qsssf anas advanced
during lhls EAR
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
ANOTHER B-F0R RHYTHM
N THIS COLLEGE COURSE

Fremont, Neh-IEum. cilum. or
sing ii you prefer.
That's the neW war time edict
at Midland College. where a
Song Of the week program has
bern devised as = marale builder.
Zach week a faveFite eng win be
sung. Whistled, hummed Or played
AZ every coByoeatian or meeting.
Commented Choir Director o.
car Iydcrs. In times like these.
more than ever. people need 10
sing,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

Public .asefess n lhe men vim MAKE oar laws
ied q 81 s~1Qfiielal survey Of who I'D what for q
hsing beiose aomlns 10 tho Capitol Results show
that amons TIC ae1nhegs Of cousFes sl0 arc attor-
neyA - ART Businessmen. "a are farmers. o. are
editors. n arc real esaate and assurances men. n are
professors Al teAcl ess. IA are dneton and denlistx
te arc investment ana banking men.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Sunrise. Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port Of paseagoula

Mole The above times are calcu-
iatcd on Central Standard Time
kda one hour g set War Saymq
IHma4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-24
Municipal Court

A return customer in municipal
court today was George Smith, 81,
$50 First Ave, who pleaded guilty
TO charges OF being intoxicated and
disorderly Saturday night. He paid
SIS and restitution to Officer G.. +.
Bertrand. whose watch he broke in
a tussle as the officer attempted
10 place him In the patrol car.
Smith was arrested July when he
gashed David Harris with a pruning
knife.
Restitution and $40 was paid by
William d. Bihlmire. Three Oaks,
who pleaded guilty to charges of
being intoxicated and disorderly.
Bihlmire caused an officer severe
injuries as the result of fall.
Eli Bawle, Rockingham, y. C.,
and Charles Swiugel. 1918 n. Lawn
dale Dr.. Royal Oak. were given
80 day sentences. conditionally sus-
pended. for vagrancy. Frank Gard
ner paid $40 for being intoxicated
and disorderly
Municipal court collections today
totaled $50 of which SS5 was paid
for speeding by Arthur Nanden.
borch, Whitmore Lake. $40. Earl
Todd Ann Al'bor. $40, Gerald Alex
ander. Ann Arbor. $40; and Russell
B. Buchner. Howell IS. Minor
traffic violations yielded SIG.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-24
Ski Instructor
WEEDS Shearer

Hollywood Aug. 24-UP-Norma
Shearer and her ski instructor, Mar
tin j. Arrouge, began To-Day at her
house by the sea, honeymoon they
expect TO be ended shortly by the
grooms induction into the Army.
Miss Shearer. one OF the wealth.
est women in the movie colony. and
Arrouge. who taught her and her
two children how to SKI four year
ago at sun Valley. Idaho. were
married late yesterday at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd in
Beverly Hills
Father John O'Donnell. who built
his own church in Culver City from
his wages as technical director in
movies involving Catholic rituals,
performed the ceremony. He had di-
rected the bride in many a movie.
The wedding made the fashion
writers gasp. Miss Shearer, who
can afford to wear any clothes she
pleases, chose the same print dress
with red, blue and yellow flowers
on 1t that she wore when she ap-
piled last week FOR the license. Shed
worn the dress many times before;
she said she liked II. anyhow she
felt it was lucky. Husbands, please
note.)
The 2S.year-old Arrouge placed
upon the finger Of his bride, who
was eight years his elder. the same
diamond and platinum ring that
Irving Thalberg. the boy wonder"
Of the movie business, placed there
in 1928. Arrouge had had the ring
remoieled with bands Of gold weld
ed on either side.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-24
Fine Points In Bridge
sv SHEPARD BARCLAY

duplicate game where the bidding
began the same way. East was
set three tricks. losing one In
spades. three in hearts. two in dia-
monds and two in clubs. giving
North and South a score Of 500
points.
South's taking out of East from
2-Hearts into 2-Spades shook him
down off Of the dangerous limb on
which his side had climbed when
West doubled. II resulted in North
getting into a game contract
which could be made. and which
produced an extra trick. But that
gave the side only 430 points.
About the only time when South
should have bid on top OF his part
ner's redouble would have been
one in which he had such great
suit length, in one or two suits.
that the prospects were brilliant
for much better score playing
the hand than on the defensive.
But South had nothing freakish
this time, and should have OBJ
served the customary procedure
of experts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-24
Electric Motor d
Plans Revealed

tBv International News Service)
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 81 ms 49,
Ford Motor Company officials dis
closed today that when production
OF F0ri45uilt Pratt and Whitney
aircraft engines reaches its height.
electrical power needed to produce
the 1000 horsepower motors will
be supplied by the motors them
selves.
The plan is known as the boot
strap system officials said. and
transforms gasoline into electricity.
IS motors are taken from the as
sembly line and tested, their power
is recaptured by hydraulic con-
slant speed coupling and shot back
into the generators.
Although not new In the Ford pro
duc,ion system. It is the first time
the plan has been applied to air
craft engines.