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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
DIED IN COMMITTEES

The bill died in the House state
affairs committee, headed by Rep.
Maurice r.. Post of Rockford.
II tried to get the bill out for
Higgins but couldn't" Post
said. I'VE just couldn't line up
the votes"
You'll hear more about that
piece Of legislation" Higgins de-
Clared today. IL won't say there
were bribes I'm 1913, but the
whole thing stinks."
Testimony from the three hair
dreSSers came as a surprise, since
no previous indications had been
forthcoming from Rushton that
he would investigate dealings be-
tween coSmetologiSts and law
makers.
While waiting his turn 10 tes-
tify, one hairdresser. Calvin Wal
dron. said he thought his organi-
zation was lax because il failed
to influence the Legislature with
bribeS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

stranger who approached HIM
came from Grand Rapids.
81 would recognize him II
ever saw him again" he added.
Higgins charged that bribeS had
also been paid 20 block the horse
racing measure he backed IN l94l,
and that his efforts were again
Stymied in The l943 session when
the bin was again introduced.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

ADvERTIsEMENT
Evening star., 1943-08-12
HOUSEWARES: /:

t5) Unpainted Gibson Island
Chairs; high back and wide
arm rests. Orig. 449 -3.SS
(23) DUAL Floor Mops:
chemically treated yarn head.
Orig. soc ----------44e
(10) Fibre Reed Hampers, in
various enamel finishes. Sold
"as is" Orig. $40 and 3,95,
1.99
t12) Fibre Reed Hampers. in
various enamel finishes. Sold
"as is. Orig. 4.99-5.49- -2.99
t1) Arch Style Wood Pergola;
sold as is" Orig. $40 -3.48
t10D Metal Garbage Cans;
covers are missing. Sold "as
is" Orig. 1.69-----94e
~ White Mountain Ice Re-
frigeratOr; 75-lb. ice capacity.
Sold as is Orig, 45.95, S35
t6) Folding Ironing Boards;
steel braced. Orig. 1.19, 97e
$50 doz.) Atlas Mason Fruit
Jars; square shape. OTIS. or
pts. Orig. 100 and l.29
dozen S8e
az Wood Slat Picnic Bas-
kets; maple finish. Orig. 100,
74e
Goldenberg' 's-DoWnstnirs
Evening star., 1943-08-12
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(20) Knitted Fabric Slip
Covers, for club, T-club, cogs-
well and modern chairs. I'M
perfect, sold "as is" Orig.
Sag -------------1 90
40 yds.) Glazed Chintz, in
orchid color. Orig. 39c yd.,
l5e
(97 yds.) Blackout Twill; 40
in. wide. Orig, ACC yd., 24e
t147 yds.) Yard Wide Ruftex,
in useful rempant lengths.
Orig, ACC yd.--------37c
(42) Dining Room Chair
Covers; of printed crash.
Orig, ACC ca. ea.------2oc
(75l Rayon Curtain Panels;
2 to "a yd. lengths. Orig.
89c 44c
t32j Half pairs of Drapes; so
in. wide. 2l2 yds. long. Most
are lined. Orig. 500 strip.
100
t39) Upholstery Squares, of
damask, ruftex, tapestry and
crash. Orig. 100 ca. 4oe
1867 Small holster
Squares for recovering small
chairs and pillows. Orig. 39c
ca. -------------l0e
Goldenberq'S-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Storewide Friday Bargains
AND WEEKEND SPECIALS
HOSIERY

tS6) Full-fashioned Rayo
Lace Hose. Broken sizes. Mill
mends ----------- soc
(18o) Full-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose. Broken sizes.
Slight irregulars --6 6oe
(6D "No Seam" Chi Fl N
Rayon Hose; assorted colors,
size 10l2 only 53e
(84) Full-faShioned Knee
High Silk Hose; with elastic
top. Assorted colors; broken
sizes. Perfect quality 66e
t116) Service weight Hose, of
long-wearing rayon, broken
sizes. Mill mends-----1oc
1861 Misses Anklets, in solid
colors with Lastex yarn top.
Broken sizes. Irregulars- Zoe
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Col. Louis L. Williams
Suffers Stroke in Africu

Col. Louis l.. Williams. chief of
malaria control for the Public
Health Service, has suffered stroke
in North Africa, according to word
received here. No details as to his
present condition are known.
Col. Williams, who is 54, has been
in the Public Health Service for
more than 25 years. Since the be-
ginning of the war he has been de-
! tailed to the Army.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

~ Maple Panel Bed; twin
size. Slightly marred. Orig.
14.00 -------------9.95
0) Solid Maple Desk: imper-
feet and sold "as is" Orig.
$500 --------------22.9 .95
G) Mahogany Desk; slightly
marred. Orig. 29.95---l7.95
u) Box Spring on Legs; twin
size. Slightly marred, and
sold "as is" Orig. $500,
1855
1) Walnut Chest; left out of
suite. Orig. 37.00---24.e5
% PrImavera Chest; orig
inally sold for 5000 22.95
~ Waterfall Dresser; orig
inally sold for 44952e.e5
~ Tigerwood Odd Dresser;
left out of suite. Orig. 5000,
1926
~ Tigerwood Twin Bed;
originally sold for 5000,
24.e5
% Metal Bed Outfit, includ-
ing bed, spring and mattress,
Orig, 24.95 5-------l6.o5
Q) 5-ft. Simmons Coil Spring
on legs; steel base and felt
mattress. Orig. 46.s5--2e.e5
D Mahogany Vanity; left
out of suite. Orig, 1895,
1875
"a Waterfall Dresser Base;
originally sold for 34.95.
1895
~ Walnut Dresser; left out
of suite. Orig. 44.00---2e .e5
ID Club Chair; blue figured
tapestry. Orig. 5000 24.95
"a Lounge Chair; wine tap
estry covering, Orig. $500.
1895
"a Walnut Misma tched Bed;
double size. Orig. 1900. 5.95
(3) Toasted Mahogany Dining
Room Chairs; originally sold
for 7.95------4.o5
1) Maple Desk Dressing Ia
BILE; originally sold for 1895.
e.e5
~ Club Chair; blue velour
covering. Orig. 1900 34.95
% Waterfall Server; left out
of suite. Orig. 20.00---l2.95
CD Waterfall Dresser, Vanity
and Twin Bed. Orig. 69.95,
1926
ID Lounge Chair; blue tapes
try covering. Left out of
suite. Orig. 39.95--24.95
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12

sionally in the evening, have made
and mailed 929 knives.
Vicious tempered weapons pat
termed after the traditional Texas
bowie that sang its battle song at
sent to every battle area except
China proper,
And" added Mr.. Schiebel, whose
pilot son is in Burma, some of the
airmen who asked for our knives
may be in China by now"
One knife went to an Army nurse
embarking for the Southwest Pa
cific. Another to a WAAC already
overseas
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Boys Making Fighting Knives
Promised jap Teeth as Souvenir

The boys grinned and hurried back
to their grinding wheels and fur
naces.
1t was one of several hundred
letters received since they began
making steel combat knives from
defense plant scrap.
To date. Mr.. Schiebel says, the
boys, assisted by half dozen busi-
nessmen who work at the shop occa-
Evening star., 1943-08-12
ALL REMNANT
ITEMS ON SALE
FRIDAY ONLY!
NO MAIL OR
PHONE ORDERS
LINENS

t18S) Heavy Quality Turkish
Towels, in assorted colors.
Orig. c-----------l8e
(39) All White Turkish Tow
els; seconds of soc quality,
SAC
(4D All White Turkish Bath
Towels; seconds of 69c quail
(8) Printed Tablecloths; large
size-58x58 in. Soiled. Orig,
1.59 ---------------o9e
t3) Homespun Bridge Cloths,
36x36. Orig. 59c----39e
(14 Scranton Lace Table
cloths; size 54x54 in. Imper-
feet. Orig. 1.l9-------64e
10 3-Pc. Vanity Sets, in neat
colors. Orig. 69c-----34e
(9D Woven Homespun Doilies.
in assorted sizes. Orig. 12c
each -------------------Se Sc
(S4) sRayon Plaid Table Nap
kins; in assorted colors and
sizes. Orig. 19c ca. ea.------l2e
137 yds.) Honeycomb Dish
Toweling; unbleached, Is in.
wide. Orig. l9c yd.-----14e
Goldenberg's-Mdtn Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Judge Offers Guesser
Chance to Avoid Fine
BY the Associated Press.

BY me ASSOclattd PreSs.
NEW YORK. K.-Magistrat Charles
Solomon told Sam Levine he would
suspend sentence on charge of en-
ticing patrons to 'guess-your age y
establishment at Coney Island if
Levine could guess his age within
two years.
Levine eyed the magistrate in his
best professional manner then
Wrong" retorted the judge, two
dollars please"
Evening star., 1943-08-12
;Sa!;!ka ID

t24l Girls White Cotton
Slips. Orig. 9c---24e
t3) Tots Play Suits, fast color
percales. Orig. 94c 49e
t3) Tots Lightweight Goats;
some with hats. Size 3. Orig.
500 80
~ Girls Cotto Wash
Dresses. Sizes 7, IL and IA.
Orig. l.25 59e
t49) Girls Cotton Slips.
Orig. 100 --------4 for 90
t56) Girls Bathing Suits; in
rayon cotton. Orig. 1.39. 6oe
(2) Girls Dark Blue School
Goats; sizes IL and IA. Orig.
500 -----------------3.4 3 -
~ Girls Brown Plaid School
Coats; sizes II and 1412. Orig.
500 -------- 80
t6) Girls Sheer Organdie
Dresses; sizes 7. 10 and IL.
Orig. 3.29-------2. 70
~ Girls White Lace Dresses,
satin ribbon trim. Sizes 6i2
and 7. Orig. 7.99 IS. 80
w Girls White Rayon Mar
quisette Dresses. Size 7. Orig.
500 ---------------4.99 4 80
(19) Tots Sheer Printed Cot
ton Dresses; sizes 3 to 6.
13) Girls 2-pc. Slack Suits.
Broken sizes. Orig. 2.29, 80
(10) Tots Rayon Dresses.
Sizes l to 2. Orig. 2.29- 80
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
BY the Associated Press.

bg EIIt HNSUCIdIPU FTFNS.
DALLAS, Tex-"Thanks for the
knife. First chance I get to use it,
I'll send you back couple of Jap
teeth for souvenirs"
Crozier Technical High School
Principal Walter J. E, Schiebel pen
ciled "Ughi' in the margin of Ma
rine E. L. Moore's letter and sent it
to his machine shop boys.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
aIIda;5l

t35) Knit Briefs, with draw
string waist. Small size only.
Orig. 49c- c------------IOc
(20) Rayon Satin Slips. Small
sizes only. Orig. 1.59 ILL
t10) Rayon Satin Slips, in
tailored style. Slight irregu-
lars of 1913 quality IT
(32) Cotton Slips, with built
up shoulders. Orig. 100, Sic
t25) Rayon Pebble Cloth
Slips. Size 36. Orig. Lie, Sic
t35) Rayon Taffeta Plaid Pet
ticoats. Orig. l.98---1.47
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Monpower Crisis Stalls
ed-Cutting Drive
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
AURORA, Ill.-The city commits
sion, as a measure of relief for
hay fever victims, planned to cut
pollen producing weeds around the
city. and issued an announcement
to that effect. Property owners
were to be billed for the cost.
Now the city has announced the
property owners will have to do
their own weed-cutting. Reason:
MaOpoWer shortage.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
.l3'a

(0 White xedo Dress
Shirts; soiled from handling.
Broken sizes. Orig. 200, lao
I'D BroadcIoth Pajamas. in
stripes and solid colors. Orig.
2.88 -----2.44 ~
tD Rayon Robe, in medium
size. Orig. sos 80
az Famous Make Bathing
Trunks, in broken sizes. Orig.
1.95 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 44e
14l Broadcloth Pajamas, in
neat and bold stripes. Broken
sizes. Slight irregulars of 1.49
quality -------------8oe
t13) Broadcloth Pajamas, in
neat patterns and stripes.
Size A only. Orig. 1,89, .29
n20 Fruit of the Loom
Wash Ties, in stripes and solid
colors. Orig. l9c-------oe
(2) Famous Make Bathing
Trunks: $50 wool. Size "a.
Orig. 2.95---o
1867 Tee Sport Shirts, in solid
colors with contrasting trim.
Small, medium and large.
Orig. 89c----------- 39c
t123) Short sleeve Sport
Shirts; 2-way collars. Small,
medium and large. Orig
1.39 -----S4c
cpd Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, of cotton and rayon. in
solid colors. Small, medium
and large Orig. l.19-6ee
(18l Slack Ensembles, of fine
quality rayon, with matched
or contrasting slacks. Broken
sizes, Irregulars of 4,89 quail
ity -----------------3.S9 50
1861 Matched Slack Sets, in
fast color blue. Broken sizes.
Orig. 3.53-------------2. "a
Goldenberg's--Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
ACCESSORIES

1857 Blouses and Vestees, in
dark colors and pastels. Small
sizes only. Orig. 1873 ----6Se
1897 Made-up Turbans, In
white and colors. Various
materials. Orig. 59c-----24e
(78) Odd Lot Of Neckwear, in
a variety Of materials and
necklines. Orig. soc and
oO 33e
(25o) Mems Handkerchief,
with French hens and plain
white. Orig. lie ea., ; for 2Ss
Goldenbergs-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
E3'Jla37;5l42

n2) Anna Pavlova Perfume;
l-oz. size, various fragrances.
Orig. 200 bottle le--------59e
(44) Kinds Honey and Al
mond Cream, for soft, smooth
hands. Orig. SOC 39e
l5) Lady Frederick Bay
Rum; 1907. size bottles. Orig.
soc ----------39e
t40) Irene Blake'S Bottle of
Stockings, in various shades.
Orig. 50c-------------29c
(70) Mirrored Trays, in
square and round shapes.
Orig. 29c--------------- -loe
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
NOTIONS

81 Shoe Cabinets; covered
with floral paper. Orig. 2.98,
SO
f10) Blanket Boxes. for stor-
ing blankets or linens. Orig.
l.25 ----------------77e
(0 Foot Stools. with top for
needlepoint or tapestry cover
ing. Orig. 1913 Soe
t12) Crentonne Shoe Bags; IL
pocket size Soiled, and sold
as is" Orig. 69c----29e
n6) Utility Boxes, for hosiery,
etc. Orig. 39c---------ISe
Goldenberq's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
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12) Felt Base Rugs; size 9Xl5
it.. in tile patterns. -. .88
t3) 12x12 Felt Base Rugs.
Seconds of 1895 7.65
l3) Felt Base Rugs; size 9x9
#. Orig. SOS AS
t3) Inlaid Rugs; size 4i2X6
#. Orig. 4.95 2.45
ul2 yds.) Felt Base Rug Bor-
der; 36" and 72" wide Oak
floor design. Orig. ACC 50.
t40) Scatter-size Rugs; sam
pies. Orig. 100 and l.29, 75e
Is pcs.) Short Lengths of In
laid Linoleum. Originally l.l9
and l.65 So yd.--------8Oe
tS) StenciIed Fibre Rugs; size
6x12 #. Orig. 12.95---8.85
t15) Summer Rugs; including
27x36" and 27x54" fibre and
sisal rugs. Orig. 1.50 and
ESQ ------1 90
tI4) Heavy Rug Cushions;
size s.3xlo.6, Orig. 7.95, 3.o5
Goldenberg's-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
I3!'!;''lks;I!sS]|

(42) odd Size window
Shades; soiled from handling.
Small, narrow size. Orig.
uoC - &c
t43 yds.) Table Oilcolth;
slight misprints. Orig. 49c
yard ----------lSe Sc
"a Venetian Blinds. with
cornice top; size 34x64 in.
Soiled. Orig. 498 ---2.So
1861 Oilcloth Scarfs, with
scalloped edge, size 16x45 in,
Orig. 15c---------------9e Sc
(24) Dinette Chair Cushions,
washable Pyroxlin covering.
Goldenberg's-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
HANDBAGS

(46) Handbags. in fabrics,
prints and plaids. With wood
frames. Orig. 3.0o-----I.37
t156) Handbags, in fabrics
and straws. plain and combi-
nation colors. Orig. 1893, 69e
14) Handbags, in spun rayons
and mohair finish fabrics.
Orig. 4.95--------------2 70
Goldenberc'S-Mnin FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-08-12
11,x,I!MU13

t27) Woven Spreads; 84xl05
in. Orig. 3.99 99-------2.88
l23) Crinkle Bedspreads, in
colored stripes. Size 80x90 in.
Orig. 1.19---------- 94e
t4D Mattress Covers; twin
size only. Orig. 2.49----l.79
(44) Cotton Plaid Blankets;
Orig. 1.00---------7Se
t14) so Wool Blankets, in
plaid colors. Slightly soiled.
Orig. 1.99 LIE
t0 1870 Wool Blankets, in
solid colors. Slightly soiled.
Orig. 2.49 ---1.68
tS) so Wool Double Blankets.
Orig. 2.99---pr. 2.44
1867 yds.) Yard Wide Un-
bleached Muslin: heavy quail
ity. Orig. Csc yd.----yd., I8e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
u

(S7) WOmen's Rayon and
Cotton Fabric Gloves; in nov
city styles, some with leather
trim, Assorted colors, broken
sizes. Orig. 79c----59c
(66) Women's Rayon Fabric
Gloves; in novelty styles.
Various colors, incomplete
range of sizes. Orig. soc, 39e
Goldenberg 's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12

~ Tropical Worsted Suit;
8 blu tton, single-breasted
model. Size 80. Orig, 1875,
1885
az Tweed Suits; in grey and
tan herringbone weave. Sizes
for longs, 1876, 1I38, lao,
lJ42. Orig. 15.00-----8.o7
~ Sport Coats, in neat
plaids. Sizes 1I38 short, l 40
long. Orig. 1896 ~ $50
az All-wool Tropical Suits, in
neat patterns. Sizes: 40
regular, 2/39 and | 40 longs.
Orig. 22.50---------lS.7
~ Wash Stacks. Size 30
waist. Orig, 1873 8-----4ee
GoIdenberg 's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Royon Mesh ond
kant-Run
Hosiery
Bic

LOG pairs of full-fash-
ioned stockings of long
wearing rayon mesh and
Kant Run construction.
Reinforced at all points
of wear. Broken sizes and
assorted colors. Irregu-
lars.
GOldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
q I;;WXIIxI1:xA q; V Il

14) Boxed Writing Paper;
blue edged in white. Size
SKA. Orig. soc soc
u2) Service Flags, for door or
window display. Stamped in
sigma for. Army, Navy, Air
Corps and Marine. Orig. LOO,
SOC
12) V-Mail Letter Sheet En-
velopes. Is in package. Orig.
l9c -------lic ic
tl0) Bird Ornaments, ca
naries. blue birds, gold hnch,
etc. Orig. l.29 --------59c
Goldenberg'S 'S-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-12
3. .33 to 4.44 Dresses

Two-pece seersuckers and chambrays in tubast easy
to-wash stripes and checks also dresses in prints
and dots Peated and gored skirts Coat and tailored
styles Sizes IL to Al in the group but not all sizes in
all styles
Evening star., 1943-08-12
8.95 to 1925 Dresses

Rayon chiffon rayon jersey, rayon crepe and
Bemberg, also cool lace combinations Dressy ar
1ored styles in light and dark prints, dots, paste
combinations. Sizes IL to TO- 38 to "A and 181a Il
included in this group.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
4.90 to 6.05 Dresses

Rayon Bemberg, rayon crepe rayon shantung and col
mesh, in dots, prints and combinations One and
piece styles in tailored dressy and coat models Size
to TO- 38 to "A, 46 to 81 and Is Y to "a Y included
this group.
Evening star., 1943-04-29

be necessary to give Britain a place
in the coming race for air trade.
The council would have to con-
slider, as start, four types Of
airplanes.
The first requirement probably
would be stratosphere, high-per-
Torrance passenger liner capable of
maintaining an express service.
across the Atlantic or between the
main points of the empire. It
would have to be as fast and as
dependable as any likely competitor.
The second need would be .
long-range monster air cargo-ship
in line with the projects Of Henry
Kaiser and other American plan
ners. In this case, the answer
might be found in fiying-boat.
The cargo-ship could be slower
than the express liner. but cheaper
to operate-and charter.
Shorter Range Land Plane.
The third type would be large.
multi-engine land plane, with the
highest possible pay load, and
therefore shorter range. for serving
routes such as will be spread across
the continent with comparatively
frequent stops. A stratosphere
plane would be undesirable and
unnecessary here because the stages
would be too short to enable it to
climb to stratosphere levels.
The fourth must" would be a
smaller, general-purpose aircraft to
operate within the British Isles and
on feeder services linking up with
the main air routes throughout the
British Empire. (1he requirements
of the empire as = whole must be
considered in all postwar plans for
aviation. and not left to foreigners.
as has been the case so often in
the past)
Only the best brains of the air.
craft and transport industries,
working as a team with common
object, could produce these aircraft.
The council would have to call on
some personalities in the aviation
world who are virtually unknown
at the moment for the very reason
that others less conversant with the
new potentialities of aviation have
been listened to in the past.
Personnel Of Council.
The council might well find a
nucleus in the present directors of
British Overseas Airways Corp. 1t
Evening star., 1943-04-29
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY April 49, 1913
would also have to include the fol-

would also have to include the fol-
lowing:
An expert on international trade
and travel, most likely to be found
in either the railway or shipping in
dustries.
Two representatives of the great
aero-engine firms of Great Britain,
such as Rolls Royce and the Bris-
tol Aeroplane Co. Aircraft design
naturally depends heavily on the
power plants available, and there
is a big difference between the eco
nomic. absolutely dependable engine
required for a transport aeroplane
and the high-performance engine
designed for battle planes regard
less of costs in production and oper-
alton. .-.
At least three designers Of multi
engine land planes.
At least two designers Of flying
boats.
Two experts on the planning OF
aircraft production. in order that
quick and economic factory methods
might have proper consideration in
the designing Of the future air
liners. This has recently been
proved a vital factor in British
heavy bomber production.
Includes Safety Adviser.
A representative of the now highly
efficient service bodies such as the
Air Transport Auxiliary and RAF
Ferry Command, which, created by
the war. are learning more about
the routing and flight control Of air
craft than was ever possible before.
An aviation insurance expert to
advise on safety requirements and
similar details, very important to the
planning Of any transport project.
A leading practitioner in aero
Evening star., 1943-04-29

our designers could now find time to
think about the postwar transport
airplane Is based on the not unrea-
sonable assumption that all the
multi-engine aircraft which will
take part in this war must already
have passed the blueprint stage II
they have not done so, then they.
will be too late.
If we begin now to prepare our
transports or airliners of the
future, we should be ready for peace
two years hence-not sooner. When
ever the time comes, Government
support and finance on the most
generous scale will be absolutely es-
sential.
Evening star., 1943-04-29

nautical research as applied to mul-
ti-engine aircraft. The Ministry Of
Aircraft Production could find this
man.
Finally, a layman with a world
wide, or, at least, Empire-wide back
ground who would be imaginative
enough to present the future re-
quirements of the air customer and
able also to align them with realities.
The Merchant Air Service Ad-
visory Council would have to forget
our pre-war ideas on civil aviation
ideas which resulted in Great Brit
ain falling far behind competitors
and finally in the dominions buying
foreign aircraft to operate their own
air lines.
Should Require Action.
The council would require firm
assurance that its appointment was
net merely placatory, political ma
neuver, and that its findings were
wanted for action and not pigeon
holing along with the many reports
Of the many previous commissions
on aviation.
The Daily Mail makes this pro-
posal with full allowance for the
very just claims that there should
be no diversion In actual aircraft
production at the moment from our
still pressing needs in military air
craft.
The setting up Of the suggested
advisory council would be only the
first step toward merchant air
service and need cause little inter-
ference with the battle-plane pro-
gram.
Aircraft for all purposes must be
planned and designed months, if not
years, before they can actually be
put into production. The belief that