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Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10
WON RECORD GAME

Mud earned a permanent posi-
tion ong Detroit's hockey
greats at 2:25 a. m, March 25,
1886. when he took a pass from
Hec Kilrea and shot the playoff
goal against Montreal Maroons
that ended the longest hockey
game in league history after 176
minutes and 30 seconds of over
time,
Although the Red Wings have
been practicing only since Tues
day, Bruneteau is already flying
UP and down the ice.
Mud Is showing a lot OF An
ish around the nets-and we'll
be able to use all of IL when the
season opens the end Of this
month";" said Jack Adams.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10
TEAMS TOP SCORER

The new Wing captain was the
clubs leading goal scorer last
season as he rolled up % goals
and % assists as right wing on
the teams high scoring line which
he formed with sgd Howe and
Carl Liscombe. 1t was Brune-
teau'S best season.
Howe and Bruneteau are the
only survivors of the team which
brought Detroit the Stanley Cup
in 1886 and 1887 Howe captained
the team in l941-42.
A native of st. Boniface, Man,
Bruneteau has made his home
here since he joined the Detroit
Olympics of the International
League in 1884 He is married
and has a son two and a half
years old.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10
Mud Brunetedu
Named Captain
Of Red Wings
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Mud Bruneteau, veteran for
ward who is commencing his
tenth season with the Detroit Red
Wings, has been named captain
for the l94S-44 National Hockey
League campaign, Manager Jack
Adams announced Saturday.
Bruneteau succeeds Sid Abel,
now in the Royal Canadian Air
Force after leading Detroit TO the
world hockey championship.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10

4'pNA = A~pAAit y A'ANiloN ~ tiAt a. A'ii
23-yard line. He next passed 10
Renner on the 4-yard line and
then crashed across for the score.
EARLEY ALSO SCORES
Shortly after the next kickoff,
with the bali on Notre Danes 81
yard line, Bertelli passed into the
open 10 the fleet Fred Farley who
took the ball on Michigan's AZ
and went all the way without be-
ing touched.
After Weise had punted over
the goal line Notre Dame took
over from their own 20-yard line
and drove 10 their AZ for a first
down. Miller then broke loose for
another touchdown run, but the
play was called back and Notre
Dame penallzed Is yards for
illegal use of hands.
II was a sensational run that
saw Miller streak down the side
lines. cut back 10 the center of
the field, and then pick up a wave
of green interference 10 60 all the
way.
The Irish did not let this break
discourage them. Bertelli soon hit
Miller with a pass on Michl-
gans 29.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10
BY HAROLD KAHL

GREEN BAY, Oct. 9-DetroitS S
rejuvenated Detroit Lions are
given an even chance of handing
the Green Bay Packers their first
defeat Of the season when these
two clubs tangle in a National
Professional Football eague
game here Sunday.
In anticipation Of a hotly con-
tested struggle a record crowd Of
24,000 spectators is expected 10
turn out, bettering the mark OF
%. 1863 set here two weeks ago
when the Packers came from be-
hind TO tie the Chicago Bears,
2l-2l.
The chief reason this hotbed Of
pro ball is hotter than ever is the
prospect OF an individual duel be-
tween the Packers brilliant end.
Don Hutson, who shattered all
scoring and pass-catching records
last year. and frankie Sinkwich,
the Lions roaring halfback from
Georgia.
BAYS CAN RUN
Another is the records the rival
teams have established thus far.
Averaging 4.8 yards per play, the
Packers have the best running at
tack in the league. On the other
hand, the Lions have flashed the
best defense, yielding only IA
yards per rush.
To boot, the Lions In defeating
the Chicago Cardinals, 35-f3. and
the Brooklyn Dodgers 27-0, while
losing TO the Chicago Bears. 27-2l,
have produced three of the top
scorers in the circuit. Harry Hopp
veteran fullback, playing inspired
football this season. has scored
five touchdowns 10 lead with 30
points. Bill Callhan IS tied for
second Ats and Augie Lilo is
fourth with IS
CHARLEY TO START
Charley Fenenbock. former
CCLA star. who shares the left
halfback post with Sinkwich, is
right behind the latter in ground
gaining with 43 yards per try
against So. Due 20 the fact Sink
wich still has 10 reach his top
peak in condition. Fenenbock Will
get Coach Gus Dorais' starting
call again.
Statistics Of Green Bays games
with the Bears and Cardinals.
which they won, 2S-7, may show
the Packers favoring running
game more than passing in con-
trast TO other years. but the Lions
still feel they must bottle up Hut
son 10 return home with victory.
Hutson no longer has his famed
partner. Cecil ISbell. on the toss
ing end. but 1rv Comp and Tony
Canadeo have shown they can hit
him quite consistently Most
teams put two men on HutSon
only To meet with failure. II will
a interesting 10 see IL the Lions
How the same procedure.
Canadeo, Johnny Laws and
Andy Uram are Green Bays prin-
cipal ball carriers. When rival
teams use two men on Hutson
these men usually get their chance
10 romp.
Drnhahta lino,tYNes
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10
Odds Give Lions
Even Chance
To Beat Packers
SUNDAYS GAMES

SUNDAYS GAMEs
Detroit Lions a. Green Bay.
Chicago Cardinals at Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers at Washington Red
skins.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-10
FOOTBALL SCORES
LOCAL PREP

Northwestern y ChadSey
Southwestern q Wright
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Eastern Star News

Acacia Chapter on Tuesday night
Will have grand visitation. A short
program is planned.
Esther Chapter on Thursday eve
ming will confer the degrees. Eva
Lester will be hostess to the Wavs
and Means Committee today at 4
pm.
The Auxiliary Temple Board will
meet at home of Mathilda Heuser
tomorrow at pm.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge and Beth
lehem Chapter will have a Joint
grand visitation October 7. There
Will be joint rehearsal tomorrow at
pm. in Northeast Masonic Temple
The afternoon Bridge Club will
meet october II with Mrs. Stella
Harbin.
The Friday Evening Card Club of
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Oc-
tober at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. Macdonald.
An Evening in Spain" will be the
entertainment at Areme Chapter on
wednesday. Refreshments. Octo-
Der birthdays will be honored.
Bethlehem Chapter will hold a
special meeting Thursday at pm,
with Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chap
ter for grand visitation.
Special meeting Of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter Wednesday evening
Tor grand visitation with Joppa
Chapter. The meeting of October l3
is Cancelled.
The Star Point Society will meet
October l3 at the home of Mrs,
Margaret Griffith.
Joppa Lodge and Lafayette Chap
tiers will have a joint grand visi-
tation Wednesday at 42O9 Ninth
street NV.
The Home Board of Warren G.
Harding Chapter will hold a card
| and radio party at the home of
Elmon V. Carr on Friday at 8pm.
Takoma Chapter will have as hon.
ored guests officers of the Grand
Chapter Friday. Entertainment.
The Sewing Circle will meet Tues
day at the home of the matron at
noon for luncheon and sewing.
The Women's Eastern Star Club
of the United States Treasury will
meet at 8 pm. October 8 at the
home of Mrs. Gladys Thompson.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. Members having BIRTH
days will be honored.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
joint visitation with Congress Lodge
Chapter tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
American Legion
Auxiliary Plans
Installations

Mrs. Gertrude Pierce, president of
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, the American Lion Auxiliary.
with her corps of officers will install
officers in several units this week.
They include: Tuesday, Costello
Unit, at American Legion clubhouse;
Wednesday, Kenneth Nash Unit,
Washington Hotel; Friday, James
E. Walker Unit, at Garrett-Patter-
son School.
Government Printing Office Unit
invites all unit and post members
and friends to attend a party Octo-
Der 9, at the home of the child
welfare chairman, Mrs. Henrietta
Ranch, 1439 Charming street NE,
at $50 pm. Refreshments will be
served.
The Cd Division Unit will meet
Wednesday in the New Colonial
Hotel and Cooley Mccullough at the
American Legion clubhouse.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, membership
chairman, requests all membership
dues paid and in the department by
October 81.
Mrs. Raymond H. Ewell, chairman
OF training and promotion of the
war finance section, womens di-
vision, war savings staff, will be the
guest seaker at the meeting of Sergt.
Jasper Unit tomorrow evening at the
American Legion clubhouse.
A dinner will be given at the
Kenesaw Apartments on Saturday
at $50 pm, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Duff. Mrs. Duff served the
unit last year as vice president.
For reservations call Mrs. Maudie
M. Brunson, Adams 7476, by Thurs
daV
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Legion, George Hopkins, and cere-
monials and memorials, Edward l..
Potter.
The Housing Committee is plan
ming to renovate the "dugout" at
1924 Georgia avenue NV. to provide
better club facilities.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Acacia Chapter on Tuesday night
Will have grand visitation. A short
program is planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Allen. 1881 Kilbourne, Airing
ton 3743. Mrs. Allen was for
merly Sector A leader in Zone ,
Of Area TX
SEVERAL WOMEN who have
completed their block leader
training courses have been APP
pointed post leaders. In Area l.
Zone 3, Sector D. Mrs. c. Carter
250i Townsend. Olive 4727, and
Mrs. G. Smith, 1853 Townsend,
IVanhoe. 4373, are new post
leaders.
Area X has four new post
leaders Miss Jeanne Louise
Hoch, 705 25th, Glendale 06S6.
Zone l. Sector y: Miss Ru h
Cross, 7i7 Hubbard. Lafayette
1886, Zone l, Sector +; Mrs.
Myrta d. Trowl, 1916 w. La
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

a NEW training class for
prospective block leaders of
Neighborhood War Clubs IN
Area / Zone 3 is meeting from l
10 3 p. m. Fridays in the home Of
Mrs. Edward j. PosSelius, 2460
Burns. George Fabian is teach
ing the class.
Although the first meeting
was held last Friday, any who
may be interested in entering
the class can contact Mrs DelliS
Harwith, 3455 Field, IVanhoe
1913, for registration.
ORHOOD WAR
clubs in Area *, bounded by
Van Dyke, Eight Mile road.
Kelly KingSville. Linville, Nor
cross and Lynch road, have a
new area leader, Mrs. Evelyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Ways to Relax

FATIGUE PUTS blue specta-
Giles on the nose of a woman;
through these glasses She sees
darkly.
Grab a little fun when you
can. Play with the children; il
you haven't any of your own,
borrow some Children are de-
lightful companions. Romp with
the dog. Find jolly companion
ship; let the homework 90 hang
You yourself are more important
than your possessions.
Every day get out Of doors.
Lap up fresh air; il is a won
derful tonic. Keep brave and
strong, no matter what happens,
Though war worries may he
yours, don't forget how TO play.
how to laugh. You must keep
FIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Elsie Robinson
One Wish for Easter
Help Me Roll Away the Stone

by our courage, rise above each
death and roll each stone away.
81 think IL I couid hare one Uish
today,
I'd dsk-Dedr Father, help me
roll my stone dUdB.
This stone IRE Biddc by my
stupidity,
This weakness Which stW bars
me
From me dGUp-GHd Thee!
Dcdr God, IT'S night
Rcach doiop md set me free
IT'S Eastern"
Copyright. 1878. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Latest Neighborhood War Club News

fayette, Lafayette 5697, Zone !,
Sector r. and Mrs. 5 sara h
Barner, 80 Hendrie, Trinity
l-7528, Zone 3, Sector II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

asEie Clifford has planned these menus for
lext week two ways 30 they come within the
T. point allowance for family OF 2 or the O.
,oint allowance for family OF 4.
In the market order below she shows you
nactly how much meat TO buy for each SIZE OF
amily And has No cleverly stretched the
points that both families can have IL meat
meals with points for butter and shortening. TOO.
SUNDAY ---B0 Both Families
(teifh iSfiorers for Tuesday aud Thursday
Star Ham Slices with Mushroom Stuffed Eggs
Mashed Potatoes
Dreamed Fresh Asparagus on Toast
EIapcirui and Orange Salad French Dressing
Angel Cake with Fresh Strawberries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Elsie Robinson
THE THING was done.

ilE IlllNb was uOllt.
The evil ones among the poll
ticians and the temple priests,
the spies and schemers from
all-conquering Rome. all those
who'd watched with mingled
jealousy and dread the growing
power of the NaZarene. they'd
had their way at last. The Car
penter hung dead on Calvary.
And yet, il hadn't happened
as they'd hoped. They'd thought
there'd be a riot in the streets.
something to boast about at
home, TO lift the dullnesS OF this
heather post. 1t might mean
even furlough back TO Rome!
But still, in spite of all they'd
done. He'd passed in peace,
asking Gods mercy on his foes!
There was no anger on His
thorn crowned face no
mark OF fury where the cruel
nails pierced nor where both
blade and lash broke through
the tortured flesh. No fury and
no fear: there on the cross.
Terror in the Mob
But there was terror in that
haunting mob who'd come to
kill, and now fed scrambiing.
Squawking, down the quaktng
hill! Was God. at last, defend
ing His own son T.?
The Skyd gone mad. Mid
night at noon. Flares as though
hell itself was SpcwIng out their
doom The thundcr beloved
and the lightning slashed long
piles OF bones on which huge.
bloated buZZards crouched or
fopped-to wait. And in the
temple. where some sought TO
flee. the sacred veil was rent
from hem 10 hem
Horror aplenlY on that Friday
in Jerusalem. Until At last
Golgotha ioome Il alone it's
crosses standing stark against
the glare.
Sealed The Tomb
And so kind Joseph, having
gained consent, took down the
body from the cross and laid IT,
wrapped in linen. in a fresh
heWn tomb within d garden ne d
prepared for his own rest.
Yet hate persisted. even after
death. SO some demanded that
the place be sealed with ponder
cts steffe and se4iaaieFs placed on
guard. And II was done. And
so they left Him. sleeping there
alone.
Then. on the third day, after
all were sure He'd-dled. some
women came with dragging steps
10 JosephS tomb. bringing the
spices which they hNd prepared
II still was dawn. The air was
heavy with the lilies bloom.
But suddenly the one who
walked ahead stopped. dazed,
pointing with shaking hand to
where the stone had lain. The
stone was rolled away! Then.
venturing within. they found
the body Of the Christ was also
gone. SO. filled with wild dis
may, they summoned all the
rest. And found that II vas true
which had been said
To Point the Way
He is not dead, No cross
can kill no tomb can bind His
soul. He's simply gone ahead
10 point and prove the way &.
Life does not stop; il just goes
on and on. through endless birth
and deaths a manger, some
where. in Bethlehem Long.
quiet walks and talks by Galllee
Tears Of real human pain
in old GethSemane Death on
Golgotha Then that radiant
dawn we now call Easter
Life does not stop. We only
live and love and learn. And.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Reeibe. EAsruR NAM STUFFED Ecos

NeSfHts e~~s
9, to in slice OF Star Ham tbsp -four
- c,1vrr11frr,-1 Frr------is t~r, .-it------
2thspa. Cloyefhioom Butter y tsp. pepper
y cup chopp-d mushrooms tsp. must ard
"a cup chopped onions
1--WE rind from slice OF Star Ham. Score
roll TO minutes each SIDE. Serve with
~sTyFffo toos Brown mushrooms and
onion IN butter. STIR in -four and blend. Add
milk and STIR until thick Remove shells from
eggs and cut length 1Se. Mash yolks and add 70
sreau7ed mixture and season. Rehl whites. top
With butiered bread crumb&. BToll minutes.
ScrVea Z or more,
MONDAY - Both Families
Individual Meat Loavess
Fd-ny Of , uses J u. HsDIbrfc.
Family Of Hses TO-
Scaliopod Potatoes and Onions
Raw Carrot StTips
----- GrFer1- SS1iari ff3rJwi-= rr-rfl Pressing
Cherry Cobbler
(Fdy'ily Of ? asry icfIorer chSTriss toT iarfs,
TUESDAY Both F4miIiei
tSnnday isffoteis)
Ham Ala Kingt on Hot Biscuits
Brucd Fresh Tomators
Cabbage and Carrot Slaw
Ice Cream OF Shcrbct
WEphE SpAY--B Families
taiih icftotsrs to' Thursday
StrWed Chicken and Dumping
TreAh Pcss Celery and Apple Salad
Fruit Gelatin Desert
YHuRSpAY--Famiiies Of ! or ?
Family Of F6ssiiy off
Barbrcgrd Spare Ribst Chicken Pot PIE
on Lima Beans "WEDNESDAY lcitovers,
Leaf Lettuce Salad with sour Cram Dressing
Buttersootch ISploca Cream
TRIp Bofb FAmIiieS
pceiied Eggs Creamed Potatoes and Peas
7 ounato-Letiuce Salad Apple Crisp Cream
Fsstiiy Of 2 Cherry tsris Monday lettovers)
SATURDAY Both FamiIfeS
LON Lamb Chopst q eachl
Buttcrcd Carrots Green Lima Beans
Orange and Avocado Salad
Hot Cocoa Oatmeal RaisIn COOKIES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Vortex Club 10 Hear
DR.. Hers(h Of j. Of D.

Or ALVIN y HcrSch Of the
faculty Of the University Of De-
trcit. VIII dress the Vortex
Club IN the Fort Shelby Hotel Al
noon Wednesday DR. liersch was
"a member of a goodwill team
which tOured army camps in
Texas. under auspices OF the Ma
uonal Conference Of Christians
Al s 30 p m. Friday ne viii
speak al a dinner meeting Of the
Grace Methodist Church. Chicago
and Rirwood when the film The
World We Want 10 Live in viii
ha shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

happy times together world peace
Will be inevitable.
This was in 1897, when people
thought Mussolini was genius
because he had kept the banks
open in Italy and that all Hitler
wanted was a coy corner IN
central Europe.
THERE'S FRANK NORRIS
SO this girl. in order 10 fulfil
the expectations OF international
House, went 10 the movies one
night with a japanese. In those
DAYS the Japs were among our
little brown brothers.
And there l was in the news
reel. sitting beside Governor
Murphy, and She screamed:
There's Frank Morris"
People turned 10 look Al her and
in the row ahead was a minister
and his wife from Lansing who
knew this girls parents well be-
cause they were in the habit Of
going "a church on Sunday morn
ing and sometimes on Sunday
evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Talk on Italian Paintings

First Of a series Of six Illus
trated lectures on "HlghhChtS Of
Italian Painting VIII BE- given by
Francis w Robinson OF the De-
troit Institute OF Arts. IN the De-
troit Public Library at SIS p. m.
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BACK PLOESER

She tried 10 make believe the
Jap was a servant she had hired
to keep her hands warm But no
one was deceived and the minister
and his wife went back 10 Lansing
and spread Some ugly rumors.
Things like this are always hap
penlng in my life. which Is one
reason / frequently cover my head
and Whimper when | get into bed
anyway I'm for Congressman
PloeScr and his campaign 10 force
tho news reel men TO put film IN
their cameras
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Movie-Mad Morris
Just CAM Get Real I est
He Smirks With Mayor in Vain;
Now Wants Film in the Camera
BY FRANK MORRIS

When Congressman Walter c. Poeser of Missouri demanded
an investigation of movie industry this week he was
expressing the justified of all OF who jump in
front reel in the vain hope oil mesmerng
120 100000 fans-or at least ourselves.
Ploeser said the proposed inquiry because
tell stale anti-Republlcan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
1T STARTED IN 1923

Il started hack IN 1923 whom
LLOYD George was over 70 per
suade US that We should JON the
League OF Nations lie was golf
inc one afternoon and the ncwS
reel men were there and l walked
beside the British Prime Minister
and laughed and bowed
Lloyd George didn't mind to-
cause he thought all American
newSpapermen were tand arcl
crazy and can b. expected 10 do
almost anything including writ
ing the truth
7 didn't got on any screen IN
the country Lloyd George lost hrs
fight. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
DEBUT FoILED 50 TINES

In the many years since. / have
tried 10 make my movie debut al
least 30 times. always confident
that this time I will outwit the
darkroom Dracula and find NY
self in the movies. Historically
amusing and sensational We have
become old enemies, those camera
mon and ]
But once I succeeded A. least
that is what ! am told Although
! spent weeks chasing from one
theater 10 another Inevcr caught
UP with the right newSrccl
II was taken on the occasion
of Gov. Frank MurphyS an
nouncement that the General Mo-
tors strike had ended The cam
cras had been set up in George
Murphy'S court and the governor
sat on the bench and newspaper
mon were invited 20 gather
around for atmosphere or some
thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
SAT BESIDE MURPHY

I sat beside Gov Murphy.
laughing and smiling and bowling
a girl from Lansing was at
that time taking postgraduate
work AZ Columbia University in
New York. And being a girl from
Lansing. she lived A. lnterna-
'ional House. where students live
from all Of the strange places Of
the world
The idea is that il students
from all Of the nations have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Joke in a current news him.
Paw no attention 10 that.
THE REAL REEL REASON
In an interview. the fearless
congressman revealed the real
reason for the timely campaign.
He said that whenever a Republic
can succeeds in getting within
focus Of a movie camera, the film
is shredded into bits by a dark
room Dracula who has a special
pair of hedge clippers for just
this purpose.
He mentioned specifically that
Republicans recently had a field
dav in front Of many cameras
during the COP conference A.
Mackinac Island. And what hap
pencd? he asked.
Dracula in the dark room again.
INCLUDES HIMSELF
Big shots like Tom Dewey
Vandenberg, Broker. and even
California Gov. Warren, APP
parently have been spending the
last month In the movie theaterS
waiting expectantly for the
Mackinac news reel
Being an old lens hound myself,
! am now starting campaign 70
give VIII Hays SlG0000-a-year
Job 10 the Missouri Congressman.
For I have spent Il large part ut
nv very valuable life sitting m
theaters TO catch just one glimpse
Of how I look laughing and Smll-
ing and bowling
But my only reward from the
news films has been rodco scenes
a man making a speech and thing
like a diver heading into a pool
and then shooting backward icet
first. 10 the high board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

You'll quickly appreciate the extra COM
fort this mattress gives you. It's filled with
5000 felted cotton, layer upon layer, for soft
ness, and 1920 curled hair for additional
springiness. Full 55-pound weight in the
double bed size With handles to make it
easy to turn it over every so often. Covered
in gray and woodrose woven stripe ticking.
Your choice of double or twin bed size.
NJ Cbaroa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-26

Washington. Nov. &c Up The
Democratlc-controlled House OF
Representatives was on the last lap
today OF a record breaking year Of
no-confidence votes against vital
Roosevelt Administration domestic
policies.
Not even Herbert c. Hoover dur
ing the dark years OF depression
received such rough treatment
az the hands OF Congress. fact
which appears more significant
when remembering that in the last
two years Of his administration. tn ,
House had shifted from Republican
10 Democratic control.
The current 18th Congress was
elected a year ago this month. II Q
Democratic party then maintained
control OF the house by bare
handful OF votes. But the records
SHOW that since this Congress con
vened last January. Democrats con.
sistently have bolted the admin.
istration to vote with Republicans
and against President Roose1 cit.
Political observers are attempting
TO analyze this phenomena in FERNS
OF presidential politics in an effort
to estimate whether IL means tina
Mr.. Roosevelt has lost material
ground with the voters whom House