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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Detroiter One Of 10
Killed on Bomber

Pvt. Walter F. Baliski Of De-
troit, was listed today among 10
men killed in the crash Of an army
bomber at the Harrington, Tex,
Army gunnery school. A board of
inquiry is investigating the crash,
which occurred while the plane was
coming in for a landing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Cuts of Meat
Vary Widely ir
Point Values

The Office Of Price Administra-
ton today released the following
questions and answers in eXplans-
ton of meat point rationIng which
begins next Monday.
Q-How many pounds of meat
will he able to buy for each
person in my family when
ratiOning begins"
A-You are not on a per
pound" meat ration. What amount
YOU get depends on the cut OF
meat you buy, and what other
rationed foods you wish to buy
with your red stamps. You will
have Is points per person TO spend
each week FOR meats, cheeses,
canned fish and fats and oils to-
cot bpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

sale, OPA has ruled. may be sold
at more than the point value of
hamburger--no matter what's IN
it. And the point value of ham,
burger is five per pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

u II. ltefe y
etter from Mrs
edward Long:
my hus-
band II trou-
bled the same
way. He tells
me that wood
en- shoes are
furnished at
his plant for
men who work
on kerosene
or oll-sOaked
flOo RS, hut
there's a catch
10 IL.
"The men on
his particular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Jack Pickering
Here
and
, Now

Somebody brought up the
question of shoe rationing last
week, mentioning the men who
work on especially oily floors in
factories.
Well, we didn't know the half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
FATS AND OILS
CHEESE

Commodity Points Per Pound
All ratloncd varieties .
Among these are Swiss Brick
Cheddar CAmeriCAnl. Munster.
Limburgrr club GOlda, tdar
hard Italian. hard Greek fehy.
draied-grated. process cheese and
cheese foods
A-0T-F = ;+s-asA -- 4r.s .I3sts -
cream Cheese Neufchatel Cottage
Camembert Liedercrsnz. Bris. Bleu
and Others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
SAME ALL OVER L. s.

Ayes. The values are the same
all over the country. Sliced bacon,
homeless picnics and most beef
steaks, for example, will have a
value of eight points per pound,
no matter where you buy them,
just as pork liver and veal kid
neys will cost five points per
pound in every store.
Q-What should 1 do II the
butcher cuts off a larger piece
of meat than I asked for--and
that costs more points than l
want to spend for meat:
A--As a rule. the butcher will
be able to reduce the cut to con-
form to your available points.
Where this is impossible, you may
be asked to choose another cut.
Q-How will the butcher set
the point value of a boned rolled
roast:
Ale will weigh the roast with
the bone in TO determine its point
value. He may then remove the
bone so the roast can be rolled il
you wish-and the bone is yours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

~
Others have suggested that
the ration boards probably would
allow extra shoe coupons for
such people Sounds reasonable.
You know, on alternate days
We think the OPA is either Won
derful or terrible ON odd days
we wonder why II doesn't solve
more problems, and on even
DAYS We wonder how II solves as
many as IT does
Today Is an even date and We
have Just discovered that a man
with one lee IS entitled 10 two
shoes for one coupon, which Is
a question that has been both
ering US for a long time. SO
much for shoes
Lorella Nal-Mcry was telling
us about the Russian War Re
lief show in Boston i, was one
OF the first. and something Of
an experiment. because nobody
knew how people felt about
Russia
Anyway. II brought both Red
Russians and White Russians
together. tWell az least one Of
EACH Nine. Litvnoh was 10
sneak. and Serge Semenenko, a
White Russian who now Is A
banker IN Boston, likewise was
supporting the drive. One OF IT'S
executives, IN fact
did YOU get some flowers for
Nine. LitvinOfi ." Miss Nal-Mery
asked him
"No." said Mr. Semenenko.
EDO I have to-"
"Whv. Of course" she said
We'll. nil right then. What
kind should i get ."
Just get whatever kind you
would get for any other woman,
she told him.
So when Mime. Litvinof ap-
reared on the platform. She
wore. AZ was customary for her.
a very PLAN. unaSSumlnC dress.
But on the shoulder were Sc
menenkoS flowers lie had
bought her the most gorgeous
orchids available in Boston.
The USO gets donations rang
inc from doughnut machines 20
writing paper and in the last
month they report the follow
ing; ~
canned goods, donated by man
who explained that he didn
want 10 lose any ration Cou-
pons. and preferred 20 give the
stuff away rather than declare
f.
"a collection Of butter
scotch. gum and miscellaneous
candy from Mary A Evans. art
teacher at OakrIdge school
ROYAL Oak. who finally gave uT
the endless battle against chew
ing Gum in school. She lets the
pupils chew If they give AZ
equal amount Of confectionery
To the USO.
8 An envelope containing
s31.O5 from the Left-Handec
Club AT Joe Haines' bar, Seems
that when waitress secs
member lifting a glass with hi'
right hand, she collects n dime.
They didn't say how the funr
happened 10 come out with al
odd nickel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
DIFFERENCE IN POINTS

DIE II E<hIANSG ~ OAAN n y
Q-Must I pay the Same num-
Der of points per pound for .
whole side of bacon as do for
sliced bacon I buy In packages?
A-No. A whole slab of bacon
is considered a wholesale cut and
will be sold at the trade" point
value.
Q-How will know how
many points to pay for each cut
of meat:
A-Point prices of retail cuts
will be listed on an official table
of consumer point values and at
least one cupy will be posted in
every store. In addition, each re-
taller will have a copy of the
point value of wholesale cuts.
Point values may also also be at
tached 10 cuts of meat displayed in
show cases.
Q-May I have round steak
ground for hamburger?
Ayes. But YOU must buy IL and
give points for it as steak. You
may then have 1t ground II you
wish.
Q-How do I pay points for
meat which II not cut TO just an
even number of points?
HOW FRACTIONS COUNT
"A fraction Of a point Is
dropped IL il is less than half
point. and full point is charged
IL the fraction is more than one.
half
Q-How will I know how
many points I must pay for
b cut Of meat II I don't recognize
its name on the table of point
values y
A-Your butcher is an expert
on meat cuts. Ask HIM your
questions. Many newspapers will
carry pictures OF meat cuts and
their names. II your paper does
print these pictures, be sure TO cut
them out and save them for future
reference.
~ Q-May I buy ham. bacon and
butter from the farmer with
whom usually trade:
Ayes. You may continue "a
buy rationed food anywhere YOU
wish. and you pay the same num-
Der Of ration points regardless OF
where you do your buying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
OPA Gives All the Rationing Answers
Official Point Values for Meat,
Fats, Fish and Cheese

nounced by the Office of Price Administration
for the rationing beginning March -, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

These are the official point values per
pound for meat, fats, fish and cheese as an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
LAMB-MUTTON

COMMODITY Points Per Poun
Steaks and Chops:
Loln chops 3
Rib chops
Leg chops Z
Shoulder chops-blade or
arm chops Z
ROdStS:
LeC-Whole or part s
Sirloin roaSt-bone in 8
Yoke, rattle, or triangle
bone in D
Yoke, rattle, or triangle
homeless Z
Chuck or shoulder, square
Cut-bone IN s
Chuck or shoulder, square
Cut--bonelesS 8
Chuck or shoulder, cross
Cut-bone IN D
.StClcS and Othfr Cuts:
Breast and flank 3
Neck bone in 4
Neck homeless s
Shank-bonc in 4
Lamb patueS - ] a m b
ground from necks.
TANKS. shanks, breasts
and miscellaneous lamb
trimmings s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
FISH

Commodity Points Per Pound
Fish in any Theoretically
sealed container, all ra-
toned varieties
(Fresh FISH are not rstioned)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
BACON
SAUSAGE

Commodity Points Per Pound
Dry S0uSage-HGrd:
Typical items are hard
Salami, hard cervelat,
and pepperoni
Semi-dry Sausage:
Typical items are soft sa-
laml. thurlnger and
mortadella 3
Fresh, Smoked and Cooked
Sausage.
Group a: Typical items
are pork sausage, vein
erS, bologna. b k Q d
loaves and liver sausage Z
Group B: Typical items
are scrapple and tama-
les. SouSe and head
cheese also included q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

"The Wishing Well has a
message in cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24


machine are extremely tall men.
They didn't just happen that
way. Tall men are hired for
this operation. My husband IL
feet = inches tall. and wears
size IL or IS shoes. The other
men are all g feet 3 or taller.
THE catch il this. The wooden
shoes are for average size men,
and ] believe only 20 up Ia size
IL. Now with shoe rationlng.
we are really worried, a. my
husbands shoes get 40 soaked
with oil that he has Ia wear a
different pair each DAY for at
least FIVE days. II takes that
long 10 make them wearable
again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

:. two subs in two hours -.
After II straight months Of
active duty aboard a destroyer
.clImaNcd by a six-hour battle N
the African invasion. the navy de-
Icided Fireman First Glass Clar-
.ence Jameson was due for
furlough
Jameson vas in Detroit on that
furlouch today. spending u with
his mother and father-ln-law, Mr.
and MrS Frank Birch, 1881
Idaho
ATTACKED on FIRST TRIP
on Jameson first trip across
the North Atlantic ms ship was
attacked by NazI dive-bombers.
"Some Of them got away"
Jameson. a touChened veteran
+ Of the sea AZ Is. explains. The
others are at the bottom Of the
sea"
Like catching your first trout
sinking your first submarine IS
thrill But when the sea is swarm
ing with them and YOU fight then
Gay after day II just become
your Job.
we painted little flags for
the first few subs sunk, then we
sort of lost count" Jameson
SAYS
of the East coast his destroye
baCgcd two Of them with dept
charges within that many hours
The water was so shallow nea
shore that divers went down IN
next day and found both sub
within 30 feet of each other
The destroyer made more trip
across the Atlantic than Jamlesol
can remember
But we never made one with
out a fight"
4 LITTLE ABOUT AFRICA
Then came the invasion o
Africa. The destroyer was in III
first line Of attack on an Atlantis
port near CaSablanCa.
Things happened awful fast.
They opened up on us with
shore batteries and dive bomb
ers. II was six hours NJ hell. and
I lost n lot Of buddies, hut we
silenced them and landed our
men"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

BouIlion cubes, beef on
tract and all other meat
extracts and concentrates I
Tongues >
SpareribS b
Pigs feet-bOne IN =
The point value ~ any other
rracy-tn-eai meat item shall he de-
term.ned los ADDING points per
pound ~ me point value per pound
~ me uucOoked item from which
g. s prepared II II Is sold whole
-l1-2- ,-l--L1z-lHr- Dalna=SGa-4- no
urr-rt If II Is cooked and sliced,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

FHIt tNNTH FVHHN 'hIut 'IHHp'F
A n. C-Vaud ~ March 81
n. r, F-Vald Mar 25-ApI 30.
COFFEE
stamp ~ One pound m Arrl p,
SIGAR
Stamp ie-Fiye lbs. 20 May 81.
SHOES
Stamp 17-Ons pRr 20 June IS
Dsddiine for inspection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
BEEF

Bottom round
Round TAP, chuck or shoulder Z
Flank {
ROUStS:
outstanding Ccnine bone
on l0-lnCh cat
Blade nib standing lChlne
bone on
RIb-StandInG tchlne bone
on finch cut
Round tip
Rump-hone IN
homeless
Chuck or shoulder-bone in
Chuck or Shoulder--bone-
less
Stcus and Other Cuts:
Short ribs
Plate-bone in
Plate-boneleSS
Brlsket-bone IN
Brsket-boneleSs
Flank meat
Neck-bone in
NeCk-bonelesS
Heel Of round boneless
Shank-bone in
Shank-boneleSs
Ham burgCr:
Beef ground from necks,
flanks, ShankS brlSkets.
plates. and miScellane-
Gus beef trimmings and
beef fat
Variety Meats:
Brains
Hearts
Kidneys
LlVerS
Sweetbreads
Tails COX joints
Tongues
Triple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Timetable

MAT. CHEESE. FAIS Red stamps
A-Mar 2g-Apr 30 C-Apr. HAP 80
B-ApT. A-Apr. 80 Dap. ls-Apf 80
GASOLINE
A.Coupon b-Four gallons "a May ~.
FUEL OIL
Common Ill gallons 20 April ~.
Coupon S-li gallons 20 sept. 80.
81 A Tires March 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

strength OF the vandenberg.White
resolution is hve-fold:
!. The nature OF its authorship
-Nandenberg. who has been the
voice of the nationalists teaming up
with Senator Wallace White, Jr., Of
Maine. known as the spokesman
for the Willkie internationalists on
the Foreign Relations Committee
?, Il hits high middle course
between the extremists.
g. Unlike the Ball resolution.
whatever decisions are made will
be done by constitutional process.
4. Active postwar cooperation
TO stop military aggression between
sovereign states. but casts out such
proposals as a Union Now. World
Government ,ths League Of Ma.
tions.
5. The recognition OF American
interests
The question that will confront
the 49ers on historic Mackinic
Island is one of internationalism
versus nationalism. These leaders
must decide how far to go in their
internationalism and how TO do it.
Naturally this is too big and gi-
gantic task to be accomplished in
any 4S hours. The Mackinac Island
will be considered a success of uni
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
THEY SA Y

Washington - Sen II Styles
Bridges (R) n. H
Russia has been openly dealing
With the japanese. exchanging sup
plies and war materials | am in
formed that Russia got rubber, oil
and strategic materials from Japan
and has given Japan fishing per
mits valuable both for food aud
weather observation purposes and
iron ore
Allied Headquarters in South.
west Pacifc-Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur
Japan on the Pacific fronts has
exhausted the fullest resources Of
concentrated attack of which she
was capable, has failed and is now
on a defensive
Washington - Brig Gen Hay.
wood 5 Hansell Jr
From now on. the bomber Of
fensiye against Germany will
carry a real punch in both hands,
and the Germans can look forward
10 heavy blows by day as we'll as
by night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

that the present 20 per cent sal
airy and wage withholding tax rate
will be boosted to % or 80 per cent
when the next tax bill is enacted.
In any event, social security
taxes increase one per cent on en-
ployer and employe alike on Jan. /,
unless Congress freezes present
rates The only possibility Of
a sugar shortage developing again
is a resumption Of the C-boat war
in the Caribbean.
While sinkings may increase
next winter, the Navy has so ex.
banded Its snti.su5marine weapons
and tactics that disastrous sink.
!ugs are no: expected Sugar ra-
tioniug may be lifted entirely II
the Uboat warfare fails to de-
velop In the winter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty.

While no new Magma Charta will
come out of the 4s-hour Republican
meeting OF the Postwar Advisory
Council OF 40 at Mackinac Island
on September and 7. the internd.
tional course for the Republican
party will be charted. So say some
OF the Republican leaders still in
the capital.
But TO set the direction OF the
course. which may mean victory
or defeat in 1914, is momentuous.
One has only to look at the list of
attending senators, congressman,
governors. and party officials to
realize that the course will be not
victory for extremists
either the ardent internationalists
Of the Willkie stamp or the national.
list such as Senator Nye, of North
Dakota.
Here in the capital. there's more
and more talk about the growing
sentiment for the Nandenberg-
White Senate resolution. The
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

future Eight Pontiac policemen,
he said, have submitted applica.
tions for jobs on the better-paying
Detroit police force. Detroit's po-
lice get $4,000 TO start while Pom
tiac pay is $4,000 a year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Today's Horosropo

Generosity. tenacity Of purpose.
warm disposition and a capac-
ity for fluent speech characterize
the person who is having a BIRTH
day on this date You have ex-
ecutiva ability ard seek harmony
in your home and business life
In the cary hours Of this, your
birthday. rely OF yCT..-' I;'--.-IItr0-15,
they are accurate Around $50
~ avoid the anger Of a mean
person This afternoon On emo
nonal controversy may leave a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
WORK OR ELSE

Windsor Ont. Aug 10 ms --
First application OF the new Cana
dian seiectiye service law led TO
the arrest Monday Of nine IN
employed men on charges OF vagr-
ancy The law requires unemploy.
ed men between Is and Is to 20 to
work or serve time in work camps
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

records available to show that
cousin marriages should be sup
pressed
81 have known Of quite a few
of these marriages, and the chill
dren are all normal in every re-
spect. My idea is that If the par
onts and grandparents Of the
cousins are normal people, their
children will be the same. Nat
urally there are bad cousin mar
riages, but what about the rest of
the people. Just TO clear the rec
ords, what are the actual facts?
Great Britain and Canada recog-
nize such marriages. How many
of the states do?
az believe it wouldn't matter
whom people with bad heredity
married, the children would be low
grade
Doctor Agrees with Statements
| agree with my correspondent
in every statement. He, or she, has
made a very scientific resume Of
the exact situation.
Two principles apply which may
be stated thus:
If the heredity of the contract
ing parties is good, cousin mar
riages result in vigorous and
healthy offspring. All the good
qualities in the family tree are
accentuated.
II there are bad hereditary ele-
ments in the family tree, both
cousins share them and they are
likely to be accentuated in the off,
spring.
As my correspondent says, these
bad hereditary traits are likely TO
crop up no matter whom the car
rier Of the genes marries, but 1t is
true that a cousin marriage in
creases, in fact doubles, the
chances Of their appearance.
When we speak of bad heredi-
tary traits we mean something
that can be measured, such as i'm
bacility, idiocy, feeble-mindedness,
deaf-mutism, criminal tendencies,
Huntington's chorea, muscula'
atrophy, etc.
Studies Of Cousin Marriages
Alexander Graham Bell made
many studies Of the nations blind
and deaf and found large num-
Der Of cousin marriages. In GER
tain inbred families on Martha's
Vineyard he found IL per cent of
deaf mutism. Studies made on one
Of the peninsulas Of Chesapeake
Bay showed an abnormal number
of dwarfs.
Such are some Of the bad re-
suits of cousin marriages. | sup
pose the remnants Of the prejudice
against it is that cousins who are
Predetermined or even mentally
below par tend to cling together
because they are uncomfortable
in the presence of people mentally
alert.
Examples of good cousin mar
riages are among the Puritans OF
New England, specifically the Ed
wards family. And the moderr
citizen Of our land needs only U
look at the White House, who's,
occupants represent cousin mar
rage, and certainly the offspring
are a handsome, healthy and bril-
liant group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

ty on the general character Is
achieved and committees are az
pointed on specific facets TO be de-
ve1oped for presentation at subse-
quent meetings Of this postwar
council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
EXPECT VACANCIES

Pontiac. Mich, Aug l0-lNS -
Pontiac Police Chief Charles F.
Rhodes Monday issued a call for
patrolmen applicants 10 fill eight
expected vacancies in the near
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
one MINUTE lest

1 Where is the Isle Of Man.
> ARE tie t-t5z G. ths Great
Lakes in a storm eNar a. high
as those on the OCEAN
; Has the river Nile many
tributaries?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

tribute.
In from Camp Custer Wayne. Detroit H. Sec
and L. s. Infantry machine Yps
lanti this Last night Camped the county
fair grounds Ann Arbor They Wayne
night and reach Detroit
During Marion Ohio. for
President Harding all post country
closed hour. lpslant office closed
five.
Yesterday today
school teachers in Ann Arbor High school
Deaths Mrs Mary E X Moore died this
of W II Sweet. ll3 South Washington Moore
Ill about year w InErahan 50 merchant stony Creek
ded Thursday 81 Joseph Hofrtal Abor
services will held sunday
O'Clock
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

a D,te OF roo1 tnat needs 70 be
cheved. Let the questioner wait
Until you are ready 10 answer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Words Of Wisdom

Free and fair discussion gill
ever BE- found the frmest friend
Of trutn-G Campbell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Hints on Etla,Iette

Everyone gets caught sometime
or other by having to answer a
question just after having taken
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

wound that Is harf even for time
10 heal Your listeners won't be
impressed II you boast about your
good points Be confident Of your
cosmic resources, and you will 20
far
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

3. Nc. FOR the last 100 miles.
Several streams discaarge into II
aoo.e tins point. The river =
$500 miles long.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
one-Nfinute Test Answers

l. Il is a small island in the
IRISH sea. nearly equally distant
from England. Scotland and Ire
land
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Fifty Years Ago

Miss Ida and Lyman Kebler married the
by Shaw Benzonia brother Of
They will reside in Philadelphia Keber
analytical chemist with large firm Both Ypsanu
High School graduates.
Bert Tracey Ypslanu Miss Katherine kalama-
married the brides home They will reside in
Ypsianti.
Dller is entertaining his nephew, Rev Frank
KurtE who sails for Upper India missionary under Bap
ttst auspices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
al North Huron St-Izaak Walton Building :
Wednesday Through Sunday Night
Each Week Through August
7:45 D. m.
You will be inspired and thrilled you hear these young
preach and sing well play their musical
Instruments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
CAFES AND MOVIES

Their idea OF reading matter
IL n Aim magazine. They've
spent most Of their recreational
life In a beer garden or at the
movies, or riding In an auto
mobile.
Certainly In the last anAly-
ais you put the blame on the
home. Their mothers before
them couldn't cook a decent
meal-no wonder their daugh-
ters can't. IL goes back 10 the
eos. II was those fiappers who
made the homo In which our
girls of today grew up.
81 am not railing against our
women prisoners. They are
what they have been taught TO
he. They are the product Of
their environment. Most Of
them are Michigan born.
Whether they come from
small town, a farm or = big
city II seems to he the same
story"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
9 IIIini Policemen
In Gambling Net

CHICAGO, Oct, 30 INS)-The
Cook County grand jury struck its
most telling blow at organized
gambling today with a conspiracy
true bill handed down against the
county highwa polyice chief, the
ex-police chief of suburban Cicero
and % other persons.
The grand jury returned its
fifth and most important true bill
after 30 days of investigating the
alleged tieup among gamblers.
police and politicians.
The true bill also named seven
other members of the Cook County
highway police force. one Cicero