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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
housewives,
|IICUE FROM
MOTHER ANGLE
n, WELFy MALL0f,
publicity Chairman

uousewlyes League Is like
" ",Asr organizations COM
=, active women who are
s' ~ y d take time of to think
~, ,s,mselves Even 40. how
'~ 49, are some impressions
,he Housewives League
s' W. .housd he corrected. Many
y. mink 81 HOUSEWIFE
members as women who
'"'~ ,o..ekecpers or who DO
wi work only Or course II
!. honorable service to be a
.u,seeper or 10 do menial
''.,,,' bur It is the desire OF
Z. writer 70 pain, out TO
7. readers thar the Housewives
r,, /, composed Of women In
4 ans Of life and professions
~ who are interested In the
sr,.. and advancement OF our
n,,,een years ago. when Mrs.
,,. p Peek national presi-
4, n he Housewives League
=, founder Of The organization,
s,,Ilsd the league, Il was her
~. IN. every woman should
"a ne spril and Join Many
II To-day among the member
~ 4, the Housewives League
~. are nanl business and pro-
1,soral women and wives OF
r..s,s and professional men.
~ teachers and other club
rusn Who ar active members.
1 M organea;ion
ne spirit that permeates the
Er,eslyes l.esgac Is the spivt
\ love slnreriy unselfIshness
M DEVOTION q he work Many
I .Ae women members who are
IS engaged in business work
4 ne Organization more earnest
4 nan some II those who arc
rnrsd in sail MS business en-
lnror'
Tsoeeh members of the House
-sss League are unsclfish In
Nh service 'hty 10 not appre-
he ne attitude ~ individuals
No .ces their helm only when
ss want something done and
y al 70 give ihe organization
II recognition and cooperation
cher times
Nsrfrous Household leasucrs
!, engaged Ia various war ac-
Niles some working in the Red
NJ" Civilian Defense units.
airg war horts and cooperai-
4 ID other phases Of community
rise Others are enlisted In
. waacs ana are doing their
70 help win victory. while Al
: sane time working constant
% he'p stimulate Negro bus
rs and improve the economic
l'as ~ oar gare
\ has heeu suggested by some
y the name 81 tho Housewives
'rue be fhsrrcd. but the mem
e are satisfied .sw'Ah the name
hcnor ana glorify Il We in
? al wcmcn who are interest
IN me rabaiiairg Of the race
come and join us
rehaYe branch units in various
rs n Tho CITY and meetings
held REGULARLY We conduct
mcciines according TO estab-
led parliamentary usage and
zero siriily " the hy-laws and
lsiiiullon " the Housewives
lrun
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were discussed Al the meeting.
The next meeting Of Unit No
will be held May II ~ pm.
AZ the home OF Mrs Ashford. e57
Medbury.
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Lewis Business College
$3.50 John X.
Gregory and Criswold Gas
Station
Garfield and BeaubIen-Te. s.ssse
DR.. B. r. Seabrooks
p136 Oakland Ave.--To. s-60SS
Chensue Grocery and Meats
s2i5 Oakland Ave., Tr. 2.s556
Creenfield's Shoe Hospital
4. j. Greenfield, Shoe Specialist,
500 Hastings
Johnson Flower Shop
1880 Hastings SITE. 2-5s17
New Eastern Cleaners and
Dyers
coz Medbury Park--Tr. 2-s6ss
Oakland-Euclid Grocery
and Market
$500 Oakland A,e.-Tr. 1918
Atty. Chsa B. Berry
1905 Broadway--Ch. 0se6
Register Moving
Supreme Linen a Laundry
Mitchell Tailors,
ass Frederick nj BeaubIen - TIE.
I-09S5.
Malloy's Better Shoe
Repair Shop
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LEGAL NOTICES
Abner A. Taken, Attorney
1910 Monterey Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court FOR the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
LUCILLE EPSTEIN. Plaintiff.
VS.. RAYMOND y. EPSTEIN. De
icndant.
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RATIONING TIMETABLE
BY GERTRUDE T0LBERT

BY GERTRUDE T0LBERT
Processed Foods (BIue stamps)
6, II, Valid 10 May 81.
SUGAR
Stamp l2--Five pounds TO May 81.
GASOLINE
A.Coupons 5-Four gallons TO
May Fl.
FUEL OIL
Coupon Sill gallons to Sept. 80.
Meat. Cheese. Fats (Red stamps)
valid 10 May 81.
Valid May 2 TO May 81.
G-Valld May . 10 May 81.
H-vaild May rs to May 81.
j. Valid May ~ 10 May 81.
COFFEE
stamp % One pound 10 May 30.
SHOES
stamp 17-One pair to June Is.
Save your Tin Cans for Collection
May 90
FRANCES WILLIAMS TALKS
Members OF the Housewives
League OF Detroit Consumer COM
mittee and heads OF other women $
organizations lunchec with Frances
Williams OF O.P.A.. Washington.
DC, and samuei Jacobs. O.P.A..
Detroit Office. at Lucy Thurman
YWCA. Thursday. April %. Fol-
lowing lunch the group retired
10 room 2l0 TO talk together on
consumer problems and informa-
ton.
Mr. Jacobs is in,e~t sted in hav.
lrs the housewife receive printed
material which will aid greatly
In helping Mr. and Mrs. Public
e understand laws effecting the
consumer in regard TO press. etc.
Mrs Williams encouraged the
use OF OPA. offices. cooperation
With Community service members
at the rationing boards. All or
kanizations were asked to take
time out during the meeting 10
read the latest release in regard
TO prices on pork. and when and
how TO spend points.
Among Community service mem
bers which may be contacted are
Mrs. /. n. Long. Lucy Thurman
YWCA: Mrs. Christine Fuqua.
$500 Mckinley. and Mrs. Betty
Cain Harris. Ration board. Oak
land at Westminster
Mrs Fannie y Peck. member
OF citizens volunteer committee OF
War Ration board No. ]. related
during recent distribution OF
prices on pork TO stores on Hast
ings from the River to Forest IL
was observed that much consum-
er information was posted too far
away for the consumer to read :.
Mrs. Peck says the housewife
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Ferguson Lunch
Mamie <. Black
Real Estate Agent
Any City Property,
$50 Melbourne-Tr. 1-20s5
Carvin Motor Sales
! $50 T.. vernor-Cl. 4i'i
DR.. II. <. Tam
Is0s Broadway--Ca. 0256
DIR. S. II. c. Owen
455 Adams--Ch. oesl.
DIR. VIM. II. Lawson
Testers Quality Grocery and
Market
| 52S1 Hastings-Te. s-sei7
DR.. E. C. Boddie and
DR.. r. c. Green, Dentists,
55e +. Warren, TIE. s-1sl7
| M. Stewart Thompson
1905 Broadway Cadillac s5s6
Alonxo d. Pettiford
1908 Broadway Randolph 10fs
VIM. II. Porter
1919 BeaubIen SITE. 1.524s
Detroit Inst. of Commerce
1908 Broadway--Ca. 2Sis
| Other names not mention
ed contributed.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Ralph ". Miller. Attorney
iii Caniff Street

STATE or MICHIGAN in The
Circuit Court for The County Of
Wayne "a chanccry
HENRY CLARDY Plaintiff vs..
HELEN cLARDY. Defendant.
Nn GA oq0
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THE LEAGUE THANKS

Business and Professional People who
sponsored this half page for Housewives
League of Detroit:
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SCHEDULE OF
MEETINGS
CENTRAL HOUSEWIVES
LEAGUE or DETROIT

Room OF. Bethel AME Church,
b9s Frederick.
Time Second Tuesday. Ell
ecutive Board = ard Tuesday reg
ular meeting at 3 pm.
President--christina Fuqts.
Address--5aoo Mckinley; Phone.
TY. t-1400.
Unit one--Uptown section Cam
neld 10 Blvd, and Russell to
Woodward.
Place Of meeting Home OF
members.
Time--ist and srd Mondays OF
zach month at 1870 pm.
President = NJ Il. Black. 800
Melbourne, Trinity i-20s5.
Unit Six - EastsIde south OF
Gratiot and East OF Chene.
Place OF meeting home
to home.
Time--ist and Ord Tuesdays at,
2 pm.
President--Alma Haynes
Address--s4os Arndt, Fl. Obs.
Unit SUPERINTENDENT.
Place OF meetlngs-Chrisf Stan
church at Oakland and westmin-
ster.
Time OF meetings-lst and Ord
Thursdays.
PresIdent-Mary L. Beasley. 1888
Aiger. TR i-ssst.
Unit Eight-Highland Park.
Place OF meetings - Homes OF
members.
Time OF meetings and srd
Monday evenings at 1880 pm.
President - Willis Galloway. so
kendall. 40 s-s3sa
Unit Nine--west Side.
Place OF meetings-Hartford Ave
nue. Center.
Time OF meetings Every Thurs
day evening. 1880 pm.
President - NJ C. Boone--6550
Scotch. TY. s-4lsl.
Unit Ten--St. Aubin.
Place OF meetings - ST. John
CME Church. at 81 Aubln.
Time OF meeting Monday after
End and 9Th Sunday 1870 pm.
President - Fannie Tabor. 20ol
Chestnut St. FL 1923.
Unit Twelve Brewster Street
and Project.
Place OF meetings Brewster
Center Clubroom.
Time OF meetings. Every Tues
day at l pm.
President--violet Cole. 1897 ST..
Antoine, CT. o2oS.
HOUSEWIVES LEAGTE SONG
We've caught the stirring vision
or a coming better day,
When with our means we'll buy
the best
And yet much less we'll pay:
And It's for this we weekly meet
To plan and pave the way.
For a more prosperous day.
CHORUS
oh. you better come and Join US
oh. you better come and Join US
oh. you better come and Join us,
And bring about this day.
For better homes and gardens
Fair as Eden was Of old.
We find these pennies saved
Will bring us blessings manifold.
AFFORD us leisure TOO. for things
Much better far than gold
In this more prosperous day.
2
Each penny saved we housewives
use
To purchase better things.
Some piece Of art. some treasured
tome
That truest culture brings.
Into our homes whore youth may
rise
AS n on angels wings.
In their more prosperous day.
They helped his nelghbor every
one.
The Scriptures plainly saw
And 40. you see. the Book OF
Books
Before us leads the way
II We our tradesmen patronize
They will our children pay.
In their more prosperous day.
- f,---~----- -
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Unit SUPERINTENDENT.
Place OF meetlngs-Christ Stan
church at Oakland and westmin-
ster.
Time OF meetings-lst and Ord
Thursdays.
Presideni-Mary L. Bessley. 1888
Aiger. TR 1884.
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Unit Eight-Highland Park.
Place OF meetings - Homes OF
members.
Time OF meetings--lst and srd
Monday evenings at 7:so pm.
President Wills Galloway. so
M naoa
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INIT Twelve --Brewster Street
and Project.
Place OF meetings Brewster
Center Clubroom.
Time OF meetings Every Tues
day at pm.
President--violet Cole. 2627 St
Antoine. CT. 020s.
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Unit Six = Easlside south OF
Gratiot and East OF Chene.
Place OF meeting-From home
to home.
Time--lst and srd Tuesdays at
2 pm.
President-Alms Haynes
Address--s40s Arndt. FL Obs.
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Unit Ten-st. Aubin
Place OF meetings ST. John
CME Church. At ST Aubln.
Time OF meeting Monday after
End and ith Sunday. 1870 pm.
President = Fannie Tabor. POOL
Chestnut St. Fl 1923.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

Muchas veces he pensado en- lc
it'll que serfa tener sempre a ma.
no un buen restaurador de fuer.
zas, probado Y de resultados segu.
ros. He estado mucho tempo, ex-
perimentando v hacienda distir,
tas recetas hasta encontrar una.
cuya composition no llevara cosaS
demasiado complicadas y al fin
creo que me decide definitivamen
tie por estas dos, de Brillat-S ava-
rim, que son en- verdad excelen-
ties. BESIDE luego, estos restaura-
dores son para personals sanas q.
por excesos de c~ualquier clase Sc
italian momentaneamente en- con-
diciones de desnutrici6n o dc ex-
tenuacion. Intelectuales, atletas,
personals que han efectuado un
viaje largo, o que han cometido
excesos de cualquier clase, repito
Ell sabor de esos restauradores es
delicioso. La manera de hacerlos
b~astante sencilla 81 tenemos en-
cuenta que nos hallamos ante dos
verdaderos y autenticos reconsti-
tuyentes tan buenos como cual-
quier patente acreditado y aGn
dire que mejores. Deben conser-
varse en- pomos de CRYSTAL y en-
lugar fresco, en- la nevesa 81 es
possible.
N1merO unO, para personals de
constitution rObusta
T6mense seis cebollas grandes,
tres dientes de ajo, IN punado de
perejil; piquese TODD Y p6ngase
en- una cacerola donde Sc calen-
tara y sofreira con un POGO de
mantequilla. Cuando este doradi-
to Sc lie agregan seis onzas de az1
car candle, veinte granos de am
bar machacado con una ~corteza
lugar fresco, en- la nevera 81 es
de pan tOstado Y 3 botellas de a
qua. Hagase hervir durante 3cuar-
tos de bora, anadiendo aqua para
compcnsar la que Sc evapore,de
mancra que no Sc baje la cantidad
'rimitiva de lfquido. Mientras
este hierve, Sc mata, pela y des-
puma un gallo viejo que este muy
sano, y So machaca, ash la carne
como los huesos, en- un mortero,
con mano de hierro. Piquense
igualmente dos libras de carne
superior de vaca Mezclense am
bas carne ahadiendo cantidad
suficiente de sal v pimienta. E.
chense las carnes machacadas en-
una cacerola y p6ngase a fuegO
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

amigo Francisco Juan, nos traJo la IrlsIe
nueva:
-5No themes noticias de Jesus del Rio?
lie vi aver y estaba bien. Cambiamos
algunas palabras.
Acadia de morir en- ell Sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano. LIE recogieron en- la ca
lie. Estamos investigando.
Fue para n~osotrOs como 81 nos hubie-
sen communicate la muerte de un familiar
querido.
Conocimos a JESUS del Rio, ell gallego
sin hiel, ell republican, sin desviaciones,
hace mas de 25 amos.
Hablamos I'm dfa de Espana, de la de
generada monarquia borb6nica, y en- po-
cas- palabras nos pusimos de acuerdo.
Del Rio nos visitaba con frecuencia,
cambiabamos impresiones, y junto manda-
bamOs dinero, pequenas ~cantidades, a Don
Vicente Blanco Ibanez.
Recogia n~oticias del movimiento repu-
blicano en- Francia, la Argentina y otros
paises, y venfa a concentrates a esta redac-
ci6n. No habia Observation-Disclosures en- SUI
labor porque era absolutamente desintere-
sada y noble.
Hacfa tambien cuestaciones para I'm
peri6dico republican, de Buenos Aires, y
Sc carteaba con sus redactores.
Cuando la RepGbliea advino en- Espa-
ma, por voluntad popular, sin derrama-
miento de sangre, en- 1881, Del Rio sinti6
honda algeria, pero acknowledgements CO.
mentaba: "Ha sido demasiado faciI; ola
la que malana no tengamos que lamentar
esta facilidad de hoy.
Vigorosamente protestaba de la con-
Quota de los malos republicanos en- ell cur
so del "bienio negro.
Nos estan traicionando - decia. La
Rep1blica sera atacada por sus enemigos,
81 ell pueblo nc reacciona Y destruye O en-
carcela a los faScistas. Cuando hablaba
de LerrOux, Gil Robes y Calvo Sotelo, So
lemnemente murmuraba: iTraidores!
%iTraidores!
Sufri6 las penas de los elementos libe-
rales, socialistas y colectividades obreras
de Espana, cuando los valientes mineros
asturianos, en- 1884, recogieron ell guante
de los adsernedizos, monarquicos V fascis-
tas y tomaron las armas.
-iSera n lecci6n, decia, para ell
pueblo espanol, costeada con la sangre de
los mineros.
Los enemigos de la Rep1blica eran
sus enemigOs; sus amigos, los amigos todos
del pueblo republican, espanol!
No odiaba, pero creia necesario ell cas-
tigo de los que conspiraban para arreba-
tarle sus derechos al pueblo espanol.
Leila los discusses de Don Manuel Aza-
ma, Largo Caballero, Negrin, Martinez Ba-
rrio y los articulos de Don Julio Alvarez
del Vayo y otros lideres republicanos.
Repetia de memoria, cuando hablaba
con sus intimos, parrafos enteros de los
discursos de Azana.
Sincere fue Su regOcijo cuando el Fren-
te Popular, en- las elecciones que preside
ra un gallego, Don Manuel Portela Valla-
dares, derrot6 a los d~erechistas, monarqui-
cos y falangistas.
Al fin hemos tornado ell verdadero
canine. Rechazaremos, unidOs, las mani
Obras de ~nuestros enemigos y la RepGbli-
ca perteneeera por entero al pueblo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

desilusi6n para todos. Muy Fc2o We pa
ra %gobernar.
Cuando estaIl6 la guerra, en- 1886, la
primera vista que recibimos, ell dia ~ de
julio por la manana, era de Jesus del Rior
Al fin Sc quitaron la Garcia
-Tenemos que ~organizar, Del Rio, a
los espanoles y sus amigos = lie sugerimos.
La contienda sera larga y terrible.
-Lucharemos de nuevo. LIE hablare a
los republicanos y particularmente a los
que participaron en- ell banquete dado en-
ell restaurant de Jesus Aenlle.
Habl6 a muchas personals; pero no en-
contraba calor.
La "gente esta indecisa".
Nosotros publicamos tres 0 cuatro ar
ticulos pidiendo la cooperation para la
Repubica.
-IC6mo andan tus gestiones Del Rio?
NAL. Sc anna a la RepGblica, pero Sc
cree en- una victoria rapida. Dicen que no
hay necesidad de %organizar.
Albert Simmons estuvo a vernOs y
asegura que esta dispuesto a hacer algo.
LIE dijimos que preferfamos yer en- la di-
recci6n a los republicanos espanoles, que
no Sc p~recipitase.
SECURE visitando a nuestros amigos,
a yer 81 Sc deciden-
No Sc decidieron; pero en- la Casa del
Pueblo, en- ell Centre Obrero, naci6 ell Co.
mite del Frente Popular. Entonces empe-
20 a comprenderse mejor ell problema y
los espanoles republicanos Sc %colocaron en-
la brecha.
JESUS del Rio ayud6 a la Rep1blica, sin
d~esmayos, hasta que Ell "desplome" Sc pro-
dujo.
Luego Sc i%ncorpor6 a la Junt,a de
Cultura Espanola, ORGANISING republican,,
y e~jercfa de cobrador.
Lloramos todos la muerte de Del Rio
porque era un ciudadanos sin tacha y bus
caba para Espana un gobierno honrado, re
publicano y liberal.
Cuando otros Sc lamentaban O fingfan
cansancio, Jesus, arrastrando la pierna
que tenfa enferma, decia: iYo 10 hare,
hombre, 20 10 hare"
Era algo asi como una institution
en- cuanto aceptar responsibilities, sin
r~ecompensa monetaria, porque estimaba
de su deber, sin estridencias extremists,
luchar por ell pueblo espanol y por los hu-
mildes de todas parties.
mo sabemos 81 Sc lie hara a Del Rio
I'm modesto monumento que recuerde SUI
bondad; pero 81 eStamos SECURES de que en-
esta Reduction, en- la mente de todos los
que aqui trabajamos, sera siempre recor-
dado con respeto y carino.
La entrevista o conferencia de Que
Dec, segdn personals bien enteradas, tiene
por finalidad contentar al pueblo russo.
que demanda n acci6n de mayor enver-
gadura que la conquista de Stella.
Drsso roouk;o,o 49,.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

vivo ahaditndo
! poquitOs de ma
do este Ia Cd
da, es decir, bid
ell caldo de Ia
Sc va ahadiendo
siempre a fuego
Sc haya ahadid
We a b%OrbotOne
tos de bora, sgr
viendO, para d
la misma cantids
Sc cuela, Sc 4
pletamente y ca
tella.
NumerO dos,
constitution debil
T6meSe IN
que pese no mena
partase l~ongitudn
tro pedazOS, sin !
del hueSO, p0nga
cuatro cebOllas q
en- rebanadas y M
rios, y aSi que pa
medezcaSe con &
tres botellas de I
explica en- Ia rec''
POr ~SeparadO, nj
pichones viejOs J
vivos Y ahadanse
Sc procede 10 mis-
receta ndmerO uni
La idea de macl
es excelente, puei
mas substantial J
mucho mas rapid
Supplements
Estes r%eStaurad
del siguiente moo
durante Ell prime
tas de r~estaursd'
ras, r%epartidas en-
noche. Al segun'
"a a tomar una a
manana y OtrO p
~continda hasta &c
las tres bOtellas.
de una e%xtenua'l
so de ligera eA's
simplemente una
do antes de las
merienda al meui
ma.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
ChmmgaS y No ChmmgGS

I'm Modesto EspahoI Que Amaba La
Rep6bIica Y Era I'm Sincere Demo
crata - Jesus Del Rio Reunia En-
Su Persona La Honradez Y BOndad
De I'm Pueblo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

La en~trevista o conferencia de Que
Dec, segun personals bien e~nteradas, tiene
por finalidad c~ontentar al pueblo russo,
que demanda una acci6n de mayor enver-
gadura que la %conquista de Stella.
Russia mantiene tres ofensivas de vera
no, en- estos mOmentos y SUI gobierno OPT
IA que a Inglaterra y Estados Unidos toca
aligerar la pesada carga que sobre ell ejer-
otto rOjO gravita.
Ilya Ehrenburg ha dicho que ell ejer-
otto rojo desea que las tropas Aliadas Sc
%coloquen, con su formidable armamento.
frente a las ~trincheras de los nazis en- Ell
continente.
Russia estima que, no obstante sus victo-
rias, las otras naciones deben compartir
con ella, sin demOra, ell peso de la contien-
da.
-"Hasta ahora - Sc afirma an Mos
Gu no hemOs tenidO mas avuda one Ia
campana de Africa, la invasion de Stella
y ell envi0 de armamentos. ~ 10 u ansia-
mos es un segundo frente en- Francia. Bel
gica' Holanda o Noruega!
Evening star., 1943-12-03

pay any Of them as long as the
vast majority are willing to continue
supporting bond drives on patriotic
basis"
The Secretary recalled that at
Senate hearings on the bill it was
argued that big firms advertising
bonds can, as a result, take certain
credits on their tax liabilities which
are not otherwise available.
This is untrue" the Secretary
said. Under present regulations, a
firm is permitted to regard a rea-
sonable amount of advertising, If
this has been its custom in the past,
as legitimate business expense Ad-
vertising used to promote War bonds
represents conversion of publication
or billboard space or radio time
which the advertiser would use 9TH
erwise to promote his products or to
keep his trade name alive during the
war. 1t cannot be said, therefore
that the Treasury is paying for bond
advertising even indirectly"
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Norfolk Blaze DESTROYS
100000 Gallons Of Fuel Oil

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 3.-Seven
storage tanks containing approx
mately 10000 gallons of fuel oil
were destroyed by fire yesterday at
the E. l.. Fentress g. Co. plant here
The blaze, firemen were told,
started from a brush fire which
spread to the first tank, which ex-
ploded. The other six tanks ex-
ploded in sequence as they were
ignited by fire from the other tanks
Dense pals of black smoke, COL
ored by sheets of flame, rolled 500
feet Skyward. Smoke and fame
were plainly visible in downtown
Norfolk. more than five miles from
the FentreSS plant.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
korgenthau Assai|s
Bond Ad Program
As Waste Of Funds
BY the Associated Press.

Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau denounced last night as a
potential waste of Government
funds the Senate-approved plan to
spend up to SIS, 900, 900 year for War
bond advertising in small news
papers.
II should like to have 1t on the
record that it will not help sell War
bonds" he wrote Chairman Byrd of
the congressional Committee on
Nonessential Federal Expenditures
on the eve of House committee hear
ings on the bill.
The legislation, as it passed the
Senate November 16, would provide
for Treasury advertising in news
papers in towns under 10000 popula-
ton. However, weekly, semiweekly
or triweekly papers published in
larger communities would be eligible
Calls Plan Subsidy.
Mr.. Morgenthau called the plan
Subsidy to certain small news
papers, and added: s
Il think this proposal to distribute
a sizable amount of the taxpayers
money in such a way that it will
not contribute to winning the war,
or to any legitimate requirement or
our economy, is inexcusable.
"Ostensibly, this proposal was
made in an effort to help sell War
bonds. I should like to have it on
the record that it will not help sell
War bonds and, as matter of fact,
1t is likely to prove an almost in
surmountable hurdle to the con-
tinued promotion of War bonds.
"As you know, we now depend
upon cooperation of advertisers,
publications, radio and the adver-
tlsing industry generally to provide.
without cost to the Treasury, the
huge amount of advertising space
and time required to reach and con-
vince 130,O0O,OOO people.
Sees Plan Threatened,
by this means we are amply
reaching all the important markets
that would be available through this
subsidy. The added impact if there
Is any, would be of doubtful value"
Mr. Morgenthau said the present
method of advertising cannot be
continued IF we pay some of those
cooperating, and leave the others
in status quo.
Either we must pay all or none.
And it certainly seems wasteful to
Evening star., 1943-12-03
| 8-Foot Rock Proves
Fossil Elephant Tusk
Nv the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 3.-A
"long, white rock" used for securing
by workmen excavating for a nous
ing project at nearby Millbrae is in
reality the 8-foot tusk of an ele-
phant that died some 100000 years
ago, University of California scien-
fists agree.
The find, they commented, ranks
in Importance with that of the
famed Labrea fossil pits in Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1943-12-03

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