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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Elsie Robinson
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Success,
Failure From
Same Source

so YOU'RE sore because
you've failed
Or contemptuouS because the
Other Fellow has?
And you're probably wonder
ing how either of you could
have been such a fool done
such an asinine or reckless
thing
For that's how you see fail
ure. isn't it, AS something
apart from normal life E.
something wrong and wasted
But that isn't 50. Failure
isn't a haywire accident, OPP
posed 10 and apart from our
healthy progress
To the contrary
Failure and success have a
common root,
A mistake springs from the
same source as q n7dStcrNtrOkr.
What lies behind any trl-
umph, great OF small?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

10 fail To the contrary, every
normal person definitely wishes
10 attain power and achieve
success.
We all want 10 be- bug shots
But things happen 70 MS. one
mans grip rs strengthened
where anOthers grip Is weak
ened by Inheritance environ
n,ent or Outward circumstance.
one spirit is nourIShed whore
another goes half starved one
appears a happy warrior where
another seems a lazy Slop. But
deep IN every heart lies the
tap-root that leads home to-
GOD.
Remember that tap-roOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

probe deep into the root Of The
fasco See how close IT lies "a
triumph and be tolerant tQ
your fellow man or hopeful ior
yourself, accordingly.
But one can't excuse all
botchcS so easily as that! YOU
protest. Surely many a mess
Is due 10 deliberate laZluoSSo
stupidity, Indifference or down
right dighOnestyi'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Storing Clothes

LABEL BONES in which YOU
store blankets, clothing. old pa
perS, 50 that you can find articles
easily after having forgotten eX-
actly which box you placed
them in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

slipped Skiddcd ended m fail
uTe
Yet-Save for that slip
YOU followed the same urge
which led another man 10 sue
cess.
You too. were curious and
eager. You, too, drcamed-de-
sired and dared But where he
conquered you collapsed.
So what2
So think Of these facts be-
fore YOU condemn q Aop for hls
failure
Don't Judge him, or yourself
by superficial results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Timely Clothes

RUTH WARRICk. Who is INST
about 20 go into a picture, The
Iron Major. has Lively inter-
est in timely clothes
AZ thp present moment She jS
especially proud of three r8W
slack suits that she just BOUGHT
all i'm pastel tones and classic
stylcs-and. with each. there is
"A matching skirt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Wet WooIens

WHEN WET. nearly All wool
has a peculiar odOr entirely diff
lorent from that OF any other
wet fabric. When properly
washed and rinSpd this odor
completely disappears when
woolcns become thoroughly dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
EVENING TIMES (PHONE CHERRY $500

when YOU start 20 beat yow
breast mn Encouragement.
or llt a stone in contempt
Copyright 1918 sg E.az FtaraHs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
No One Wants II

I doubt il. II may seem so
on the surface. But the human
spirit is a strange and tangled
thing. No sane soul ever wanted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Same Steps

What precedcS a vlctory2
Think back 10 any successful
act in your own lifc Fist,
your interest was aroused,
wasn't n? and your curiosity.
You wanted something, some
thing beyond the common level
of your daily performance.
Then YOU made up your mind
10 have It you determined TO
pot D.. So YOU went ahead -
working hard, taking chances
inspired and sustained by The
thought that YOU were going
To- 10 something big And a.
last Won succeeded
Curiosity Interest
Desire Determination ..
Risk Effort AChicf
mcnt these are the steps By
which we arrive at Success
The Way Parts
Yet they are also the steps
b. which va arrive at our
bieakcst, blacklist blHHder>.
stop and think Of any tragic
muddle in your own life. You
didn't expect 10 end In that
muddIo. You were striving for
quite n different end fer
climax which should -Att-%o
out of your drearv rut. You
were AS curious and eager AZ
any Columbus as deter
mined ana reckless as any
Caesar.
Bur then something went
wrong perhaps physically
perhaps mentally er
morally Your body may have
betrayed yey!-gaHe lazy when
you most needed 20 be- ener-
geuc Your mind may have
gone back on sou become IN
different when II should have
been most keen or, worst Of
all. Your spirit may have
SkIdicd taken CISas
trOus moral risk told YOU
that the end luStifcS the means
and compromised with dIShoHor
in the hope OF ultimate glory.
Whatever the rea on, YOU
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-26

reached i'll mid afternoon. Mini
mum Tor the period WIS "a.
This mark topped the l02 de-
errrS ui Saturday. August II,
and the 100 the following day.
Wednesday WAS extremely
Sultry and there WAS 40 rain.
Skies were clear and the sun
beat down in high fury To i'll
crease The discomfOrts of tho
weather.
\ maximum temperature of
i03 il Il great rarity in these
PARTS. having hcrn reached or
exceeded in only u few instances
over the period al many years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-26
Mercury Hits zO3
Here Wednesday

Wednesday WAS the hottest
day of the summer hrrr, with "A
MAXIMUM i:irrcury reading Of
lO3. the official Weather Bureau
observer said today. The peak Of
thr days tcmpcralurr was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
First Tiger Casualties
White Out With Back AiImen+ While Cramer
ChiDs Bone in His Thumb
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE March p Hal
White and Doc Cramcr today were
on the Tigers casualty list, the
FIRST serious injuries of the spring
training season.
White, young right-handed
pitcher, was confined 10 his hotel
with strained back muscles, an
injury suffered IN STOPPING over IN
pepper practice before an mira
club. swimming game yesterday
White had TO he assisted from
the field and last night suffered
much pain He Will he out 10 days
or two weeks. trainer Gustav
Nemlll believed
Cramer is suffering from a
chopped bone in his right thumb
an injury revealed in an N-ray
examination last night The injury
occurred on Tuesday when ne was
struck by ball The thumb was
swollen and ached, but CrameI
paid little attention 10 II.
But there was nothing wrong
with Rudy York The big fellow
dubbed out a 360-foot home rur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Lot More Expensive

With prices what they are in
the North expenses Al tram
ing bases closer 10 home Will be
no lure 10 the Tigers or other
clubs. As a matter Of fact II
costs per capita considerably
more TO keep 2 player here than
in Florida.
Cost of feeding and housing
. Tiger here averages more than
SIS day. compared 10 $40 At
Lakeland Al one time II cost
only s. 30
There isn't much difference
in Transporting players 10 tram
Ing bases. Players are scattered
all over the country. anyway.
AS for attendance AZ exhibit
ton games IL would be difficult
70 make comparisons. Wartime
schedule Of games has been cut
drastcany However, Il is the
belief among baseball men in
Evansville that with fair weather
the Tiger, viii draw We'll with
the White SOX this weekend
and the Cubs ana Pirates al
later dates
The Browns want 10 come 10
Evansville and the folks here
are clamorInc for games be-
tween the Tigers and Cardinals.
The Tigers would like 10 play
the Cardinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
O'NeiII Is Satisfied

cor course. the players don I
sweat a. much As in Florida,
hut ! would say they are in
very good condition Tor 20 early, y
O'Nelil declared
While steve docSn { make cap
ital OF hlS SaGaclty the Tiger
pilots timely suggestions have
had much 70 do with the con-
dnion Of ms men. Earlier IN the
veal, - A i~,taff444 wrote of hts
PLAYERS individually suggesting
that they Get IN As much prehm-
mary training as possible at
home.
Apparently they followed the
skippers advice closely, because
they have almost run trainer
Gustav Nemitl out Of Job. The
trainers h a q quarters IS
morguc-Iikc now, compared 10
the good old days when School
bov Rowe. Al Benton and the
rest OF the boys lined up every
% minutes for berihs on the
rubbing tables.
With the exception of Joe
Hoover and J. p. Wood who
complained mildly the Tigers
haven't reported sore arm IN
the squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Best Minor Park

While weather, conditions can
no. match Florida sunshine,
The Tigers can have No COM
plant about me baseball park
here. y s ore r. the hest Z
no. nc best MINOR league plant
in the country.
The field matches some big
league wards and though smaller.
the stands and dressing quarters
complete q splendid layout. Tho
stands mold about 600 persons.
Evansville formerly belonged
70 the Three-I League and was
once a Tiger farm club In TO-
cent years D. has been operated
hy The Boston Braves.
The White SoX didn't fare 50
well n thcIr swap ~ Pasadena.
Cal. for French Lick. A. this
writing the SoN were awaiting
anNiously tho drying Up Of a COW
pasture ~ West Baden so 'noy
could get some fielding and bat-
ting practice.
They SO been exercising IN
hotel rOOus. Conditions for or
door training Vere little hef'ar n
most IL The other northern camp,
according ~ press reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Outdoor
Bills Are
Killed
Photo By Times Stan Photograph
BY Don GTLLIES

The Michigan United ConScrya-
ton clubs. an organization of
100 600 hunters and anglers
suffered another setback yesterday
when 'ho House II Representative,
killed their second attempt 10 plt
over tho Discretionary power ac'.
The bill would have given the
state conscr, alton commission 'r-
right to SET and regulate hunting
and fishing seasons
The measures We're embodied in
tNo ban, ono Tor fishing and NE
other covered hunting Tho House
Killed 'hc fish bill rs 10 49, and
~rut llo other pack 10 comn4l'c,
where II rs expected 10 die
s House bill. which would STOP
Sunday hunting IN Bloomfield
Township. was reported out OF
committee late yesterday and l
expected 10 be voted on todal
Other outdoor bills reported ou'
OF committee arc one which give,
protection 10 some rare species o'
wlIdfoWcrN and one winch permit,
commercial fishermen taking pike
perch over - inches in Lake Eric
The Senate yesterday released
another man FOR more essential m
dustIN. when - abolished The off,
OF game and fish warden n Nayn
County The Hou>c-approvod hI.
provides for the abolition OF tn
office 100 ,N months
Edl Wilson Of Dearborn held tnc
= 500 -nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
EASTERN RACER TO JOIN LOCAL FLEET
By GEORGE f. VAN

Here's additional evidence that
local yachtSmen expect 10 hold
their reGattaS as usual during the
coming season.
George GonycaU. SEipper-owner
OF the Class r Lightning, last
summer is awaiting delivery Of
the eicht-meter Sloop Armlda now
in the East Lightning has been
sold TO 4 Birmingham man who
is a nonraCCr.
The addition NJ Armda gives
Detroit one OF the best active
eIght-meter Classes IN the Coun-
try. II brings the feet 10 four,
the other three are Ernie Crates
Shamrock, the Syndicate-owned
Pintall and Freddie Temples War
rior.
Armida is now at Salem, Mass
and will be brought out here by
truck. She was built by Lawlcy
from designs by Paine in 1880.
She's as feet Ions. has q beam Of
eight feet four inches and draft
OF six feet. four inches She was
built for William r. Aldrich, we'll
known Eastern NaChtSman who
sold her directly 10 Gonycau.
Armida although out Of COM
petition the last three years. has
been we'll kept IN inside storage
f Last summer was GonNeau' s
first year IN racing although he
has been An active sailor for half
dozen years He is Is. a Nmanu-
facturer Armda will fly the
hurgcc OF thc Detroit Yacht Club
Ills wife Ethel. Dick Sullivan, FOR
mer Eastern yaChtsman y now
working here and sgd Reynolds
arc members OF his crow.
The Detroit River Yachting
Association viii hold us Sprue
meeting az The Bay>icw Yacht
Cub tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

over the left field fence and
picked up a two-baGger to make
his initial appearance IN game
a most suspicious occasion.
Plnky Higgins and Dick Wake
field also distinguished themselves
AT bat as the Regulars trimmed the
YannIGanS. 81, in the first lntra-
club game of the training grind.
York, Higgins and Wakefield
totaled five Of SIX HITS the Regu-
lars accumulated off Paul DIZZY
Trout and Harold NewhouSer. who
hurled for three frames each
York'S homer came off one OF
Trout'S fast balls.
Wakefield wallopcd a tremcnd.
Gus thrcc-baGger 10 the centerilcld
fence. al feet from home plate
off Newhouscr.
Harold Mandors and Roy Hen
shaw held the YanniganS 10 fouI
hits. The recruits two runs were
batted home by Johnny Radulo-
vich and Bill McClaren.
Because OF the shortage Of pitch
crS, there will be no game today
The regular training routine vii
he held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
JOANNA'S STILL A CHAMPION
By MARGARET RUSSELL

This IS a tribute 10 LADY
who is proving that she is cham
plon in sickness AS we'll as in
health.
The lady in question is Joanna
deTuScan still womcnS profeS-
sional fencing champion of the
world
She is in Harper Hospital todat
and will have 10 remain for an
other two and a half months.
Joanna underwent a TWO and
one-half hour operation two weeks
ago 10 repair Ter back brok, n
in three places in a fall this
winter
More constant companion 10
Joanna now than her husband.
Bella is tho Strykcr frame ON
which She Is suspended lis roe
markablc instrument OF torture.
To rest her The nurses strap The
other half Of tho frame over her
and slowly tutn her on her ~tou-
sCh. This is done only once a day
because of the danger A slight
twist might cause permanent
injury.
When ToaunaS three month
siege in the hospital is over, she
has. 10 look forward 10 another
three months IN a brace Then She
Will be able 10 dive off the highest
board ride horseback or anything
Mostly size S hoping 10 be able 10
fence well again
Greatest tribute that could he
paid her came from a young house
doctor AZ Harper He corraled her
husband in the hall the other day
and said She, a champion M
this. too II takes nerve 10 90
through a thing like this.
Joanna is smiling through il ALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Buffalo
SwanlpS
Hershey
Ry United Press

The Buffalo BlsOns set A new
scoring record for Buffalo's Me-
mortal Auditorium last night as
they overwhelmed the Hershey
Bears. l0-1, 10 take 81 lead in
the American Hockey League play
of series.
The indianapolis Caps won the
first of three games IN their semi
final series by whipping the IN
vadlng Cleveland Barons, Al
before i.l6l fans
Eddie Shores BiSons combined
an alert brulSlng passing attack
with an alright defense 10 sci
down the Bears IN a contest
marked by three smuggling matches
Morey RlmStad paced the Scorlnl
with three goals while Freddie
Hunt hit the cords twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Navy Says
LO HbrGSti
Is Safe

NASlIWAUK. MINI March %
tP) Mrs Sammy 10 Prestl,
wItc OF rhe former Chicago Black
hawk hockey star who was re-
ported missing IN action last week,
said today that Tho navy depart
mont subsequently fePoftrd him
safe.
Mrs 10 Prc~u said She had re-
.Ceitcd "A telegram from The. navy
informing her that hor Sailor.hus-
band would communicate with ner
shortly.
II don't know what 10 saw"
she cried upon reading the tele-
gtam II never believed he was
missing sammy has strong
constitution and knew he'd pull
through"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Rowe Back in Majors as Member of Phili
Bucky Thinks
He S Good for
Five or Six Years

HERSHEY. Pa, March = INS)
Manager Bucky Harris WaXed
enthusiastic today over the deal
which sent ShortStop r n "
Bragan 10 the Brooklyn Dodgers
Tor pitcher Jack KrauS and cash
and gave thu PhllioS lien on
Lynn "SChoolhoN' Rove
II think Rowe has a lot 81
baseball left In him." Harris de-
clared. II think he ought In he
good for five or six years. I
know he can't possibly hs
through a. a big league pitcher"
Some Of the cash from the
Bragan-KrauS deal was used TO
purchase the pitcher from The
DedgeF-afftliatrd Montrrai ROYALS.
Rowe was with BEonk!Ap-far =
brief period last year hut finished
the season with Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Top Seeded Teams
In HdndbdII 'SemiS'

-Four top seeded teams enter The
semlflnalS of the state AAU hand
ball doubles tournament tonight
~ Jewish Community Center. Lee
DrcSSler-Paul Mcrlo defeated A
Shaufelbergcr ST. and Jr., 2l-ls
2l-9 Ted Lemmer-Ben WaterStonc
defeated Charles Ackcrman-MaN
homaS Ill, 2l-l3 J A c X
HaEenah-Paul Stohhe defeated Lee
Meldman-Joe CaSby, 2l-l0 Pills
.loe Winklcr-Gene Epstein de-
featcd Al Huberman-Jul1us Gold
21-lS. PIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Willie Pep Due
In Town Tonight

Willie Pep. who meets Bobby
AZ Arena Gardens Mon
day night, viii arrive IN Detroit
tonight and work out tomorrow
afternoon at Motor City gym
naSlum.
Matchmaker Jack Lakon also
announced that he had matched
Bill NItchy Of New York and Lee
roy Lawson Detroit. for an eight
round preliminary
McIntlrc a Detroit boy said he
would work our a Motor Crl
gym, Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Recreation Finals
Set for Tonight

Centerlne and II a m TT a m k
"a med the finals of the interclty
Recreation League basketball
tourney TO ne held al HaCkett
Field House tonight. Centcrllne
trimmed Dearborn, 1927. and
Hamtramck edged Crosse lie
Navy. Asa. in Class BIZ games
last night Highland Park meets
Detroit. Hamtramck plays Wyan.
dotte IN other finals, starting a,
= 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
On oMN IGE

Toronto * once more excited
about is Stanley Gtfp defenders
and q scllout crowd OF more than
1900 is due A. Maple Leaf Gar
denS. The Wings drew the big
cest hockey crowd N the history
Of Canada 1928 In last years
-rup finals mere hut me talk OF a
>ellout is expected 10 scare away
the >tandecS who make these
record crowds
Nevertheless. with a S325 TOP
the game Is expected 10 draw
SIS, 900. The hard skating Leafs
are favored because they've come
back 20 their own tee after break
ing even in Detroit The town
Is still eCholng with cheers for
Bud Pole. whose goal ended the
second game after 20 minutes and
lS seconds OF overtime. Toronto
has visions Of keeping the cup SyI
Apps and his mates won for the
city last Spring But Jack Adams
and his Red Wings don't concede
anything 10 the Leafs.
II still think We have the best
hockey club and can prove it,"
said Adams today. III We just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Norris 289 in 1901
Leads Rainbow Classic

Joe Norris is leader today Of the
nineteenth round as we'll as the
Rainbow Individual Classic. His
l20l yesterday included 2S9
Norris had 10 straight, then left
the 10 pin on his eleventh ball
Thurman Gibson had 1889. his
tenth straight series OF 100 or
hpttcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
It's Dad Buffers I'D Birthdav

Michael ~ DAD Butler the
University receiving
third birthday
Butler his life and there
person in Of
white haired l. Of ID. tutor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Wings Underdog
AT 7 10 Against
Leafs Tonight
n, LEWIS II. WALTER

TORONTO ont. March =
They rc a' the post again hook
cl Runon Derby. With their
tongues still hanging out from
their marathon grind Of tho see
ond game The DCuolt Red Wings
ard Toronto Maple Leafs take of
tonight ~ The third duel of the
Stanley Cup plan offs.
These Rcd Wings may he Ma
mona Hockey League champions
hut they'll be underdoGS tonight
IN This first playoff game on To-
ronIo iCc. The Leafs Will he Al
least 10 : faNoriteS 10 win this
game and lake the lead IN The
series. TWO games to one. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Hockey Playoffs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

- y IO.N NJ l-fs.hrA r
~FRtES
Best fout or' ~ ssys~l
Detroit Toronto
Toronto DetroH covert me-.
TONIGHT'> GAME
Detroit a. Boston
~fRIES
Best four out ~ srNrrl
RoSfon Montreal
Boston s Montreal ,0saimsN
1ONIGHT'> CANE
Boston ~ M0ntrcs..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SERIES
Best four out OF seven
Hershey T. Buffalo %.
Buffalo E. HeTsne 2.
Ruffalo 4 Hrrshet .
Buffalo IN HeTsnPf
RDAN~ GANF
Buffalo Al H,rsnr.
SERIES
Indianapolis beats P.fsu4gr game
o. %
Cleveland bea's Pfar.rc-.e. Fzmas.'o q
~FRlIS ~
tRasf two D4f ~ 'nfHff.
TncIanApu.s Cleveland
RDAN'~ GAME
Indianapolis af Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Episcopal Cage Scores
PLAYOFF GAME

CaSs % Redeemer ~
Fpi phsny meets Rsfeemer N ihs char
pIonshfp game WednesdA, March ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Halfway Lead
To CruiCkshdnk

PINEHURST. n C.. March .
INSD Shooting an even par 72
with his subpar Il. the
first day. Bobby CruickShank
holds his lead AT the halfway mark
in the annual North and South
Open golf championship with a
36-hole total Of 143
Two strokes behind him was
Joe /kirkwood of Philadelphia
with 72-73-l45.
Pvt Ronnie Williams. Detroit
amateur posted S2-77-159 for his
two-daV total.
Other leaders al the end OF the
second round included
Johnny Farrell BaItusrol y -5.7G-I4'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Tns CD, for fonorrov. fc.cv,

r f-ls core ssf. n wI fr
.reF ne nam ~ '0w1ff zoe
srpesr.ns ONLY - TEE NIGHT EuITlgs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-03

and 10 the products Of many other
mines. In view OF this. and the
manpoVer shortage. nearly 50 per
cent OF the mines in the United
states. Canada and South Africa
have shut down The remaining
are operating on a greatly reduced
basis. In fact gold production in
United States and Canada Il less
than a. any time In 100 years
After the War. when all efforts
are turned 10 stimulating world
trade gold may prove the only me
dunn through which international
payments can be made. Thus. gold
may rise In value In terms OF our
present currency Furthermore. as
restrictions are lifted with respect
20 manpower and materials. after
the war there should be a return OF
earning power 10 the gold indus.
try Certainly & - no time to sell
gold stocks. New purchases should
be confined to producing companies
With the best ore rating whose over
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-03

ton followed by even more none.
thry initiation.
Countries in which gold will free
" circulate as a medium OF eK-
change will be the best on CoGn-
tries which attempt 10 get along
with some form OF managed cur
rency will be in the worst shape
Hence. We should ultimately have
In some form a currency which
even II the circumstance we're re-
stricted would be eIchangeable for
gold. Thus. predict that our
present managed money system Is
on the way out.
Watch Gold Stocks
More money has probably been
lost through specializing in gold
shares than in any other stocks
on a long-term basis, however.
now favor stocks OF gold mining
companies which were probably
producing before World War n
During the war. gold Is subordinate
in importance 10 nickel and copper
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-03

proposal looks the best UuQues-
tionably. a bank plan will be work
ed out with most OF the IS United
Nations governments
People Want Geld
In World War IL was gold. not
currency. which Colonel Lawrence
used in order 10 win the support
OF Arab tribesmen. History re-
peated itself when our owa Gen
eral Mark Clark landed in Africa
with a bag OF gold. Gold will a.
ways talk when no other form Of
money is effective. That a natural
demand for gold exists today is
shown by the price OF gold in the
Bombay and Cairo markets where
Il is selling for almost double the
United States price OF S35 This
strengthens my belief that interns.
sional currencies, including our
own. will be further reduced IN
value. This would mean further
monetary initiation and rise after
World War II OF consumer infla-