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Evening star., 1943-09-10
Argentino's Prestige
Believed at Stake

pEffGVSU " StukG
Argentina's prestige as major
Latin American power was at stake
today following the resignation OF
Foreign Minister Segundo Storm in
the wake of Secretary of State Hulls
refusal of lease-lend aid.
There apparently was no imme-
diate out for the only country in
the Western Hemisphere continuing
to maintain diplomatic relations
with the Axis, but it was conceded
generally that Argentina faced at
least an uncertain future.
Storm was regarded in official
quarters here as the most pro-
United States member of the Ar
gentine government, which unseated
by revolution the conservative re-
eine In June, and one authoritative
source went so far as to say the
former foreign minister was being
made the goat" for a government
which professed to be pro-Allied.
Two moves we're considered as
possible: A surge of the populace to
unseat the government, or action
by dissatisfied military leaders to
demand change in an effort to get
sorely needed material
Storm had suggested to Secretary
Hull that the United States might
make gesture of genuine friend
ship" by providing urgently needed
srmaments and equipment
An early diplomatic break between
Argentina and the Axis was regarded
ss unlikely in authoritative circles,
Especially so in view OF Italy's
capitulation. Argentina, one source
said, would not wish to be in the
position of Italy when that Euro
pean nation joined the Axis, when
the Allied cause looked worst.
! In his resignation to President
Ramirez last night, Storm said he
had tried TO collaborate in the best
manner possible" and that he was
emoved only by patriotic interest
Brazil was regarded AS the nation
that would emerge as the leader in
Latin America, outstripping Argen-
tina as an industrial country.
Secretary Hull, rejecting Argen-
tinas bid for leaSe-lend on Tues
day, charged "it is notorious that
Axis agents in Argentina have been
and are engaging in systematic
espionage against the United Ma
tions" and vicious propaganda
against the United Nations is pub
hshed in Argentina
He added that failure of the
Argentine government to comply
with It's inter- American commit
nents has not only resulted in the
participation of Argentina in
defense of the continent in a most
critical period, 1t is also depriving
Argentina Of participation in the
studies, discussions, meetings and
arrangements designed to solve the
postwar problems.
Evening star., 1943-09-10
Potch Of Fog Causes
Crosh of II Cars

By the Associated Press.
REDWOOD CITY, Calf. - A
little fog on Bayshore highway was
the cause Of all this:
A driver applied his brakes
quickly. The car behind rammed
into him. IN rapid succession, 10
other cars followed suit.
II took police two hours to clear
the highway.
Evening star., 1943-09-10
Wife of Comdr. Burris
To Christen British Ship

Mrs. Harry Burris, 1912 Thirty
nth street NV, wife of Comdr.
Burris, U. S. NJ, will sponsor and
christen the British escort ship
Cubitt tomorrow at the Bethlehem
shipyards in bingham, Mass.
Mrs. Burris left here yesterday for
the ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Yet wartime clothes need extra earel
So trust DUZ it's definitely
safer for colors-even for pretty
rayon undies. Safer than any Of
the other a leading graduated
soaps kinder to hands. And
there's no cloud of sneezy soap
dust in DUZl
tsAsts.sr sts. y. 8. 'r. eu. Ssoerts a aAss.G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
OF WASH!
Get Proctor CANDLES Big Soap Discovery!

Are dirty oVeraIIs your problem ?
Then lady-you want DUZ! Even
grimy pieces come clean easy in
DUZ-without hard scrubbing!
Better DUz your towels, too! Dis
cover how dazzling white they can
be! No soap made can get 'em
whittier than DUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Here's what Crisco can do
for your fried foods!

There's need be mid soul" about serving fried foods
Truly there isnt Foods fried pure avegeabe Csco
dgestibe you give em to chdrenwithout fearl
You Cnsco itself observation-disclosures to thatl
So time your family asks for fried potatoes, ftters
the kemae good big batch Plates get cleaned fast when
you Pile em with cspy, golden brown crscoed foods No
greasy taseno ofavor when you Crisco It's pure,
creamy-aH-vesetabIe!
No other shortening like crisco! It's got grand
that belongs just Csco Cnsco gives
you lighter ufier caesi Pie tender and aky
melts in your mouth Now discover Cscofyne Costs less
than d day TO do all your frying with Crisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Newsprinl Rule IAN. L
To Save Hi Z Quantity

WASHINGTON, Dec. u ms
- WPB Chairman Nelson an
nounced orders last night which
are expected to save a m-4on
and a quarter tons Of paper in
1874 in the operations of news
papers, magazines book publish
ers and commercial pripterz
The orders are designed 10
bring consumption Of paper INTO
balance with supply and 10 arrest
sharply declining INVENTORIES IN
the newspaper and otbeF printing
industries They become effcc-
tive Jan !
Nelson said large publishers
and printers Will have thclr con
sumption reduced approximately
3 per cent from their face usage
while other users VIII have con-
sumption cut according 10 a SUd-
ING scale
Producers. professors and usets
of non-prlntlnC papers also viii
receive less pulp and paper next
+eaF Meanwhile, campo Ems VIII
he continued TO increase puip"Ood
production, waste paper coilec-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Amnesty
I'm Spain

MADRID, psc - lJF1
lCu6l3H,-Jwo EllnC,co Franco
sought 20 rally aU SPAN behind
ms government today with the
establishment of greater ircerom
----L-1 Il-l-A--pQlIlllll .l--le-lA for
iji prisoners except those CON
Nrfat 'df murder dissolution. ot
'Ga FaIaDGe Party militia ana
modification Of some party Or
..5g--g--Zat ions
The political amnesty. most
E5nonuS IN SPANS history was
UnOomced Yesterday The minis
tfy ~ Justice estimated s00e
would be released be-
fore Christmas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Sdboteurs Set
CopenhdgenFire

NEW YORK. Dec q lINSl-
Sabotage against the Nal~ con-
rIuucd 10 mount IN Denmark toe
day according to Swedish re-
.por-phlch said that fierce
fire. which spread with terrific
rapidly was "raglnC IN Copcn-
hagen FIRE harhef
The Swedish radio said The fire
followed an explosion Monday
atternoon in the big block nj
buildings belonging 20 the RNcn
concern II was said hat ig per-
SONS were hurt and thai all
CopenhaEenS hre-hghtng forces
bad been rlshed 10 The scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Carr Ru5hton
Feud UptO Kelly
lContInued from rage Onel

Continued from Page Onea
10 him" ,e governor said I'm
await MS call"
In announcing L'n-cy appoint.
mont Rn>0lnr said the Granc
Bau6s ATTORNEY would he paic
So 600 "A month as originally
planned
He viii start work TO-DAY
right mere in tIiS Qft4e, nc
>8d "~ince haven't the funds
in my budget 10 pay his SALARY.
the money will have To come
from the grand jury appropriA-
tion," -
Asked if he had conferred with
judge Carr about The appoint
mCnt RuSrton replied
oh sure. asked everybody,
including the supreme court"
But won't Judge Carr insist
on saving something about the
appointment OF a prosecutor ,"
nC Was asked
That doesn't make any diff
ference" ha said After the
grand jury is finished and some
people are indicted, then the
attorney general takes charge
and begins prosecution. The two
phases are separate and dis
tinct"
Judge Carr SAID the grand jury
Is making satisfactory progress
8nd- would continue operating
through The holidays. He said
S'GIor would he on the lob N two
III three DAYS -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

tons and more efficient use Of
the available pup supply
Now SDapcf quarterly conSuTp-
ton quotas Win be based upon
not pad circulation i'm 1911 plus
o 3 pr cent allowance FOR waste
Each newspaper VIII be allowed
20 make adjustments for ClrcUta-
uon Increases IN 1919 over ~l9il
-LllS-ellmuatnc the necessity tar
majority OF the appeals which
nave been nce0 -Hit .nder- The
ncH -prnt limitation order DO 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Reich Staggered
Bv :B6-HOW Bombing
Continued from Page One)

fires were left burning" the air
ministry announced.
Besides several I G. Farben
plants turning out chemical prod
ucts from explosives 20 poison
Gas Frankfurt has aircraft. ma
chine tool. arms. tanks and ar
Haared vehicle plants
No details were available Of the
secondary assault on Mannheim
LudW1gshaten. 40 miles IN the
soutE.-.-.......-.
The Raj obviously split its
forces last night in an attempt 10
catch the German defenses off
E0ard.
CANADIANS ALoFT
Royal Canadian, Air Force
planes roundeT out the nights At
tscks Win raids on enemy ship
Ping in ne English Channel
IN daylight Yesterday. Eighth
I : Air Force $ Flying FortreSSeS
and Liberators left Germany
second port Of Bremen wreathed
in smoke and flames Forty
enemy fighters we're shot down, y
~ the heavy hombers and "a hy
escoTtlnF fighters. against loss
ot = FortreSSes and Liberstors
and eight fighters
Several hundred American and
Brush medium and light bombers
2ttasfed military detectives
tSrougroIt northern France Yes
terdsy Al bomhers returned
safely nIt three Allied fighters
were .os' Eight enemy fighters
~ ere DESTROYED
GerTar planes eirurk hac Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
May CapilIsIaGeS
OnV0i0FHERS Aid
Nv DAVID CANrTLON
B4s+e4t Tire. u ssA-aste Rute4a

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21-Chaman Andrew j May
Of the House military affairs committee today capUated
70 the campaign led BY he Hearst for AID for
the disabled veterans or Americas urWanted battalion
Chairman MAY telephonod fro0 tr> home al IrStons
hlire= St4aa+=E San -
o,,+feg rT,I5 rerov 1lt veterans, 7 ,GIus Pas bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
No QUORUM LEFT

Meanwhile failure - eo5cf ar
adequate 77CStevinc-cEt psE ra.
before ire holidays eft members
o--tre House ~ frustrated and
rebellouS mood
This next 20 the fsE==e=s==rr7=
the House before Christmas, ended
IN an '0pcv stern.y EGU'b'rak %
resentment sEaluSt = leadership
which has succeeded lr SQueichnE
hone ~ passing even The .r-
g q 20 ate NUS CrinC-O4t paN
adopted BY the Senate last week
There is no quorum of The
House left IN Washing ton Most
q -Tr r7rrutrr-S tefr -TUW'n .tS,FrrIy--
cay more interested m their own
Christmas than in that ofthe men
whose bodies have Neen crushed
and broken on GusdalCansl. in
TInisls. Sicily and Italy
MURRAY ENDS PROTESTS
Even the protests Of members
remaining in Washington we're
cut or by ore congressman. Rep
Tom Murray Of Tennessee. who
put an early ard abrupt end "a
the DAYS session by insisting that
a quorum was not present
Announcement of Chairman
Mays surrender was given 70 this
correspondent ny Rep r Ewing
Thomason Of TEXAS. king
Democratic member of the mill
tarY affairs committee.
Thomson said II was his
guess that the bill would be
reported Tuesday the llth
The announcement was greeted
as victory for the campaign led
by the Hearst newspapers for JUS
tice for the veterans Rep vii
liam Lerke Of North Dakota
author Of the most adequate mus.
fering-out pay bill yet proposed
which would give veterans up 10
q years pay, said
"Mr. Nav was unable IN stand
1.-The pressure. The Hearst news.
papers have done a great ioh
in forcing the issue on this bill.
AUntiI their campaign started
wo weeks ago, this matter was
dead issue. Now we are as
Bured Of action"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Cheated Partner
In Arson, Gets
2O-Yr. Sentence

Samuel II. Rabin. 50. Of 3227S
Webster. today faced a 20 TO 501N
year prison sentence because he g
double-crossed his partner in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
GIERILLNS GAIN

His announcement viii force
The 4 lIeS 10 make a decision
London circles believed bringing
To AhnAAdn4Aa-1Aa- I24-.--t-i-<s -f,- =
rivalry with the Chetnik leader
Cen. Dra.a NlkhuloV)ch. The
Aires fr-rv1 -trrn giving AID 10 all
groups Sighting the NazrS, regard
less of their political affiliations.
Fierce guerilla fighting was re-
ported on eight sectors in YuCO-
Slavia today. and partisan SourCeS
claimed AXIS troops had been
cleared entirely from the Croat
provinces Of Banlia and kordun
As Partisan conmunlque said
TroS forces had broken into
kuplnec, Is miles northeast Of
ZaCreb. while other units captured
NoInic. IS miles southwest of the
CrOatian capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
SERVED IN PRISON

Their CONVECTION resulted from
the testimony of Harry Slew who
served four and half years in
prison. for The fire
itt.-JirSt act according 10 In
Spcctor George Smith, head OF the
police arson squad, was TO contact
Rabln and demand the 81 500
Rabln had agreed 20 pay him for
setting the FIRE
RabIn called police and charged
Slew was attempting 10 eXtort
money
IMPLICATED THREE
Slew then Implicated Rabin.
Klein and LYMAN /Ruhenstein.
Ruben,tcin was placed on two
years probation after telling the
court how Rabn had agreed 10
pay hum $1,000 and Slew 81. 500 TO
destroy the building
r. Sffrt Karin collected
ST. geo Insurance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
MARSHAL ~ EGYPT

They said the situation had
hocn procip.tatod by reports that
certain members of-the PROVE
Er-'na, c6vctnmcnt were plotting
to"rc place PWItCh with Gen.
= ctcr IIykONiC, assistant com
uarder I'M chief of the ofhclal
YuGoslar army or Bagoliub Jeltic.
NuE0iSav London ambassador
The Cairo reports said BrOzo-
Nicn had announced the establish
naeAt-efa-fuCOSl7v Committee Of
National Liberation ar the insist
enCc of The Yugoslay peoples"
'Brololich is now n Egypt for
military discussions with Allied
army officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Rabln with Jack Klein, 40, Of
1924 Michigan, was sentenced yes
tortiaN 10y Recorders Judge Skill
man after being found guilty Of
conspiracy 10 commit arson in the
1898 destruction Of Rabin's wall
paper store n 1892 w Jefferson.
Klein received a 2 to 20-year sem
tcnCC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

nres were left burning" the air
~ nj .rv,1nnn.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

feebly al southwest England last
night and dropped bombs lat sev-
eral points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

The Raj obviously split It's
forces last night in ar attempt 10
catch the German defenses of
EQard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
IMPLICATED THREE

- 90 ln4nanee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

e Be selected from The stand
palnf % accessihfhts f. war
plants Ia DFder - minimize trans
p~nftatinn difficultie
The 81 i25 100000 u loan go
ufancc written by ihe FHA n
Ia41 comnares With 81 1875 852
1na IN 1851. ihe feeafd high IN
Iac agency eight eaf history
THIS relatively small decline rc
IIeris tisr compictian # projects
t4rtrd helo4c material shortages
became - acute a. q pfeent -
Veil a she fact that 8 sabsiana-
alis greatrf proportion ol prl-
sate haildinG va f1naHeed under
slse FLA prperam N 1912 ttau m
.la4l.
Tie privalc Alna faaaIiked toe
u housing and either essential
uuspasos unaef the FLA poeram
rave hsen advanced without ans
outlay 81 the FeaeHHI Govern
aenf NJ Fefguson pointed out
Frs ana msHfan9e premiums
naia an FHAansglfesi 1agn have
aeea s~nGfiraen8 ~ pas ~ FHA
anenatlng expense and ta pr3
vide substantial reserves sasinst
paSslble huuire ioSs he said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

un4on Act4en af Us
Fedtrai Hoa rs n
during lss2 hase a
tfa.ed u0 measure
rxsxaf4as 81 iu a
task nt tfr private ha
ana Industry ana tr
financing lsc'a
ssner Araeg n
81 Au revieN Ne
wafstue Qp 8isr
Wiz tn ofa
haitaef aaa rfgfaH inE
stitutanra tsc VIA fael th
construction oi
usne - maF nau 81 - 1882 Efu
vi1gd the 6uHHciuN
inf essential frpsHr
nantr necr Narp O. I n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01


0sa ~ heaeing Pre-
m - iAs has
Hane Agency tae FHA
conferred as
anagcea ap
8sl ntai hAl
through n
q ouaefson 81
aan 81 naiat
Mf 81 NsAsra
s Fsoles llnsaseea
aa4 aE eaHs9faaan ~ enn
ere anief the iaiAsaIc
a rating Units -
sHH he Explained
ae n - war have
eaatanf l1sfrneht
4es taae building ane
flnane na pauee m asa
neea ~efieen@ey
raua declared
aeanme Building
sa n 81 discontinued fa
a eaaIfau and IA efforts eeH
aratfatc1 an sappIgfng tine nsosg
felnt rs needs 81 wa
Because 81 8GafE short
consumption - Waf fnafn
fu the van housing huiig hss
aerr HaHe ~cgrta5ieu
f#ra4nh substitution 1T non crit
f1 md through limitation
ah lne fype and loesliBn 81 IT,
ne Rental raustfuftA or
btcn stressed In order a.
meet 3ae fequIfemeut Of wa
.rkers and locations Rave haa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Real Estate
Is Carrying
Tax Burden

s mf
ESTATE
T0 ana
fe cost IS l
a
na H
8
ta
- lsra
Gees M Hsnhc
Amera
te Rease wa
make aent N
ua Aat
emit e tran
ae4igh ra0.
- t % 8aaef hleh
fa3 txa TINS
p#f une uaN heraaa
~ en- rta aamfnmtFa ffaai
fH rtIa TIRE greatly ln
ra IF municipal opera
ton .ftn borne peInefn8iIe
s. rt ie ora winch Asa aaE
nmeH nave Yea asseg yea8
tea emerge 81 tfon.
r. cont maafd nI
eaanaa. tue ana conditions
BE-
VH be . principe.
topic ian 81 tire
atsan 1888 mortgage clinic
~ us So e8ff Astoria motel m
Nov January Il mn6 ~.
AiuleH said The Meeting
being censored 81 CO ape ati0n
with -. Northern New Jersey
phlIaHe ptia PITTS oaHgh and Bal
f4m0fe scIaiAona affiliated wFitt
81 p il John g Thompson d
heaa an 8ssaelatian governor.
and " a Curtin Hartford,
VIee. or .1aut Tor the Sast arr
IN ehaat ~ arrangements
MuIieatz rceentie returned
rom ta4t through Eastern
states .adylna wariime develop
maut Hat hove g bearing 81 real
estate financing ana SAID He Nas
truck tpe HfpFeae1ing CRISIS
III Tea state property taxation
aInaa ywhefe
Property Tax Deserves Study
aaa know u q single post
~ problem taat deserves more
selIaa study naW taan fine prop
erts taN From 81 over the rnun
uy eamt the complaint that tax
ahie - opcrty valae are mtct
hiahe itlin uae salues and Gre
eettius higher II counfIc la
stanee pfopggtE Is paying laN
sever dmes teat III otnef see.
tons Nacre exaeas tire sme ml-
nselpal services are FURNISHED
what wall be needed eventual
~ s j thorough iHdt af what 81
expect ~ tive pfupefN tax To q
large 0egpe0 uas basic c0nrep.
ton 81 tine property tax has
changed little H. hundred years
when must weaIte Wa real prop.
efts A rrSniasIaH ba aecurfe
since then but IS mas Iet 1he prop
eFfe tax xirig4a unchanged
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Transfers OF
Land in County
Continues Brisk


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II auia Housing Cap e.
the cts ~ Pascsa st1fn II
lana extending n over iilfsaae
ana a l8t d block = a n
subdivision
May Z CoWan o. Cfts 81 Pas
aaaaak strip EXTENDING over as
through and acftoe iais . sfd
Buck a Csa aalasn
i + sliglcr b. Clgy - Passes
go9i8 strip extenaIng over 80
through aao acaa al fHst uarl.
- I0f Block a q asa
ton 8ting within - eet ri .ihe.
Center lae uf pascan8aIa asfeet
Carr BHnkman ana Mr. cars.
Bfmkmau to tiic CTS n
gu0ia tract extending an sera
through and oVer los Les and
Jane subdivision
& = D4ntzier o. Cry u pazcs
goaia al tfat part ~ lot I.eafe
and Jaue atison HR With
iu 3 feet d. tire eante9 8Ine 81
Is alila ste
EdNafd u O.Br5en T. Civ Isl
geala. trip % lana extend
ag over an acra
" 8 Lewis ans jane
subaIe ou
l. II 7 nieg & CfK
n extena ina thHaaef
over 0u and across Z Of lot b.
Levi ana Jane subdivision
Aif Hesminit T. Jackson and
kfna II LnainRer H. tine Citp.
q Paseaeaaia lot ]. sauaTe 4 ind
iai J. square = j & kfebs sufvcg
ana frat iot "a pareel b.
tween sand block ana Faseaeauia
feet
M " + Cot r. CITY ~ Pas
easaula strip extending over
. hAsents bapeste
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-12

who handled the production of
our show at Station WRGB in
Schenectady, was firing bridge
questions at me. / Will say that
the telecast produced one Of the
most complicated plays in
bridge, the smother play.
A. NJ. Sobel, the declsrer.
trumped the third round of dia-
monds, led the queen of hearts,
and Mrs. Mckinney (South) re-
fused TO cover. Sobel then led
the jack of hearts. which was al
lowed 10 hold. Dummy now held
the singleton ace of hearts and
South the king-eight 1t would
appear certain that South must
make the king, but she dldn I,
because Sobel employed the
smother play.
Three rounds OF clubs we're
cashed, then the ace and king Of
spades Sitting North won
the third round Of spades with
the queen. Now | could lead
back only a club or diamond.
East held the feminine OF trumps.
South the king eight and West
the ace OF trumps and spade.
You can see that it was impos-
sible for South 10 make a trick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-12
HighIights from thu Latest Books

Rusty a glimpse of a life he new
or had known.
When circumstances forced
them apart, Rusty went back TO
the life Ann had begged him 10
give up He couldn't, for II still
was inside Of him and he had to
get it out. And when Ann re-
turned Rusty knew which one
was the more important TO him.
He learned too late that he
had been a slave both TO his Wo-
man and his music And he
found which had the greater
strangle hold on him, which was
the one that wouldn't let go.
Willis tells his story well, A
Jazz musician himself, he knows
his subject thoroughly and how
TO project it in print. You put
down "Tangleweed with the
thought that here certainly is
the real thing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-12
BY PETER EDISON

Maybe what the guv'ment
needs after all is another one
of them professor fellers. This
time, a professor of semantlcs,
that being the 440, tax includ-
ed. nine-letter word meaning
1.-The science of the meaning and
sense development of words.
President Roosevelt took TO-
600 words in the longest mes
sage ever sent TO Congress TO
spell out the wartime food
problem, but when you have
swallowed, chewed the cud over
and digested those 10000 words,
they milk out into the pail as
nothing more than the need for
one little word.
What's wanted is a substitute
and synonym for the word sub
sidy."
The President says the only
way to keep down the cost Of
living is through subsidies.
Congress, in its present frame
of mind. doesn't want anything
10 do with a subsidy, which it
considers a naughty word.
The solution is TO find some
other sweeter name for the thing
and call it that. Or find some
orange juice to make Congress
swallow the castor oil OF sub
sides, and like it,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-12
CONCENTRATING ON QUALITY

The Wor Department hos built UP its officer per-
sonnet now 10 the point where il is becoming very
choosy about condidotes for commissions More than
zoe 900 men hove been 9faduoted 70 their gold bots
they used 10 be coIed shove-toiIs in the old doys)
ond have storted working their woys upword.
This means thot fewer enlisted men ore being
semitic troin for commissions But the way TO pros
motion IS not foreclosed Good men in the ranks still
con apply for offcerhood with reasonable hope Of
success The only change is thot their personalities
ond chorocters, their educotions ond experience,
their demonstrated devotion to duty and moral, IN
teectuo ond physicol couro9e, will be judged much
more strictly thon heretofore