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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

IS sponsoring Charm Series
under the leadership q Mrs The.nea
Dances. Tuesday. Apr. 20 WI be
he final meeting and a.. women
arc urged 10 attend.
The Young women's club Is hav-
~ cabaret party On A7ril 20. a.
The Three 666 .nyone unable L.
contact members for tickets may
call Mrs Saliie Cot,rcll a; ;hc club
house. ThreSa Mccoy, reporter
Club Wade Mecum held their
weekly meeting las; week d: Jeep's
C.u5. Mad son and BeaubIen streets.
The coming gaia party 10 De held
soon az Club Three Goo was dis
cuSSed and an announcement WI.
be made soon concerning the da'c.
Members OF the club are Mrs
Leila King, president; Mrs. Claudia
Morrison. vice president; Clcrice
Washington. treasurer ESsie Wes;
fnancia, secretary; Ms Haze. Mays
secretary. and Mrs. Ann Johnson
club reporter.
The Indian Village Social Cub
held is annual barquc; .a>; Sat
ugday night a; the home ~ Nj aHG
Mrs, Clark OF Bangor avenue The
tables were beautifully arranged
with ccu,erpiccc II lovely spring
flowers. The tasty menu consisted
Of turkey VIII al he Trimmings
which vas prepared by ,ac chair
man Of the Socia, committee of Ms
Matte White. Mrs. Wh.tNcy and
Mrs. Lewis. Members and friends
who enjoyed the festivities we're
Mrs. Carmen Parks. Mrs Marshall
Mrs. Alice Lee. Henry Alexander
Violet Bromcry. Carolyn Green
Caroline Fields. Mary Lewis. VIM
Gardner. Edna Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs John Coins. Mrs Lillian Smith
Allie Overton. James Dubois. Mrs
Octavia Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gray Pete Barnes. Geo. l.
Rector. Miss Bern!ce Rachcls and
Mrs. Charlotte Fuller, president oil
the club
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
VICTORY swEETHEARTs CLUB

The club gave a turkey dinner in
honor of their pre.Ident, James
Keller, who is leaving for the navy
on April IL. at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Newman Doyle. 1880
Bangor on Sunday evening, After
dinner. games were played and a
delightful evening was had by all
Mrs. Stella Crlttenden. sister OF Mr.
Keller. was guest Of the club, James
Keller, president; Mrs, Stella Keller,
vaportpr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
UTILIZATION ART AND
GTIInV IUUfn

Club met last Friday at 63l9
Beechwood. Mrs. Louise Alexander
was hostess. The meeting opened
with the repeating of the 23rd Psalm
In unison. Communications were
read from sources OF charity done
by the club. Each member gave an
offering TO send boxes to the USO
The money was turned over to Mrs
Maude Russell TO contact the came
Russia was chosen for the next
study period. The meeting was adj
journed to meet with Mrs Baldwin
OF 255 E. Palmer. Mrs. NJ. Coins,
president; Mrs. Daisy Sledge, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
News of the Week.

NNCNS thC
Ronald Johnson. small son Of our
representative, Mrs. Virginia John
son. recently underwent throat
operation in Receiving hospital.
Her sons illness has kept Mrs.
johnson out OF the Office for the
past week.
The Western Union Youth club,
at its meeting last week. reports
increasing interest Of many young
people. Mrs. Cunningham Of 953
Erskine is the pianist and Professor
Ratcliff. teacher of voice and piano
is giving the club his support.
William H. Simmons presented
a trophy TO the winning basketball
team. at the YMCA last Saturday.
The trophy was contributed by Wes-
tern Union Mutual Insurance COM
pany. William NJ. Morrow recent
ly suffered severe burns and the
accident has kept him away from
the Office for several days. Mrs
Clara Townson has also been Ill
but is now back on the job. Mrs
Stella Falconer, one of our new
agents, did an especially fine Job las
week.
The third week Of the director
bonus campaign closed with frs
prize going TO Mrs. Eva Mae Rose
second prize to William H. Sim
mons; third TO Mrs Ruby Lee
while Miss Thelma Boatwright
Mrs. Stella Falconer and Mrs. Thel
ma Watts finished in the order nam
ed with Miss Johnnie Mae Match
Ell coming in just under the wire
Mrs. Ruby Lee had the best al
around record for new business anc
collections, while Mrs. Eva Mae
Rose was tops in new business
having beaten all the men in the
organization for the week.
Mrs. Myrtle Holmes continues or
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
THE 0.S.J. STUDY CLUB

The regular meeting was he'd on
April 9 at the home of Mrs. E.
Perkins. 1864 w. Hancock with the
president presiding Our sick men,
Der is Mrs. Jessie Stanley, who is
in Parkside hospital. The members
wish her a speedy recovery. The
hostess served delicious repast.
Mrs. Aida Smith. president; B..
Houchins. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
TIE ROYAL PALM CLUB

The Tub met at the home Of Mrs
r. Parham. 1910 s.. Aubin on April
S. The meeting was called 20 order
by the president, Mrs. l. Romans
After business session refreshments
were served The next meeting viii
be AZ the home OF Mrs NJ. Brad
ford. 1890 Mclean. Mary Bradford.
scribe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
GAYORILS

The GayorilS held their meeting
a; the home OF Mrs NJ Spinner
Plans were discussed FOR a party
to be given soon.
Mis-. Williams was unable 10 al
tend the meeting, dvc 10 the Illness
" her sister. as was Nj * Mae Burch.
who is i'll in Trinity hospital The
Gayori,S join in hoping that she
VIII be able 10 be with us again
soon The next meeting viii be az
the home OF Mrs. Leo.ia rolncr,
l049 MarSton. Mrs. f. Williams,
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
CLUB VALERA

The weekly meeting was held on
Friday night with the president pre-
siding. Plans for their next party
was discussed After the meeting
a tasty snack was served by. the
hostess. Ada Coleman, reporter;
Christine Lee, president.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
THE GOLDEN SLIPPER CLUB

The Colder Slipper club met at
;hc home OF Mrs. James Armstrong.
Il GAO lronwood las: week The
members extend their sympathy 70
Mrs Armstrong. who has just re-
turned from Ohio where she was
called upon the death OF her sister.
We regret also the going Of Jimmie
Williams - California. We Will
miss HIM We wish 20 express our
appreciation for the splendid CO.
operator given US. Ellen Hayes,
nrcSiiCnt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
THE wESTSIDE CHARITY
COUNCIL

The regular meeting was held az
the home OF Mrs. Burrel on Van
court. Mrs. Mary Holiday was
elected president for a third term;
Mrs. Julia Simpson, vice president;
Mrs. Helen Burrel. chairman Of the
sick committee for hospital and
Mrs. Pinky Ewing, chairman OF
sick committee for the neighbor-
heighborhood:' Ms. Ann Vaughn,
secretary: Mrs. Clara Kick. treas
urer. The hostess passed lovely
luncheon. The Lext meeting will
be at the home OF Mrs. p. Erving
on Scotten. Mrs. Katie B. Tanker
shy. reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
1923 SOCIAL GLIB


The 1923 Social club held their
l943 installation OF officers at the
home Of Mrs. Eugene West, 43n
Philadelphia Mrs Sadye Lindsay
performed the installation Of the
new officers who are as follows:
Mrs. Eugene West president Mrs.
Page. vice president: Mrs. Gold
smith. financial secretary: Mrs.
Jones, secretary: Mrs Perkins.
treasurer; Mrs Woods. sinking fund
treasurer; Mrs. Beck. chaplain:
Mrs. Davis. sick committee chair
man; Mrs Fleming. custodian; Mrs.
Dickson. chairman OF entertain
ment committee: Mrs. VI. Beck,
parliamentarian; Mrs F. Barth-
well. reporter. Guests present in
Guided Mrs. Robert Beattie, Mrs
Elizabeth WitliamS. Mrs Georgia
Oliver. Mrs l. Campbell. Mrs
Norma Jean White. Mrs. Masvin
Dupree. Mr. Perkins, Mr.. Arthur,
Mr.. West The club was entertained
by thea Dickson Trio and Marvin
Dupree.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
CLUBS and Other Briefs

LaMirien Hill. Hostesses were Ada
Wheeler, Johnnie Reid. Hazel Smith
and Lucille Walker. The next party
will be at the home OF Mrs. Ida
Wheeler and the last one at Mrs.
Rosa Hill on Milford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
ChumS
Married Monday

A high school romance eliminated
into a marriage which was announc-
ed on Monday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Leila Radcliffe. where she
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Miss Higgins Feted
With Bridal ShoWer

e. zabe:h Quavles, Anne Gomez.
and Ju.a Morgan. Also Mary
Ale Mrs TILE Higgins, Mrs C
Rosemond and Mrs lan;ha Smith.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
FIVE w SOCIAL AND CHARITY

The club met al the home OF
Mrs. Hall on Bccchwood The meet
ing was opened b. the chaplain with
the president presiding and the
usual order Of business was Carried
out. A very delicious reps was
served and enjoyed by all The
clubs eighth anniversary will re
celebrated with a tea on April Is
a. the home OF Mrs Sprays on
Thirt.e.h street Mrs Rosa Gregg.
president 81 the Detroit Womcn's
Federated clubs. Will bc guest
speaker. The next meeting viii be
AT the home OF Mrs Howard. Mrs
Macarthur. president; Mrs Juanita
Morris, reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Here's how to get a
Million Dollars

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makes hair comb more easily. Get
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
TIE LADY SLIPPER
BRIDGE CLUB

MIS- Boic Lee Vas hoSteSS 70 NC
club on Wednesday AZ her home.
37l0 Luddcn street. First prize went
20 our president, Mrs. Thelma John
son; second prize TO Mrs. Linnie
Virgins, and consolation TO Mrs
Marion Gritfs. The next meeting
will be at Mrs. Helen Turner's in
the Brewster Homes Mrs, Latrutha
Henderson will entertain the men,
bers and their husbands on Sunday
evening at her home. 2C35 Chene
street. Marion Grffis, secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
YOUNG wOMEN'S CLUB

The Young Womcn'S club Of De-
troit Association OF WomcnS clubs
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
BY VERA BROWN

slaCks. He says II il not lady
like. 30 YOU see we're locked
out technically. We want 10
work. We get office workers
pay. me- hig pay checks far Ms"
Says red-halred Vivian Holt, &c
Ferris.
Eve don't feel lady-like In
SlackS. II we wanted TO wear
them we'd he reclaSsified and
get onto the assembly line. The
heat is an important factor. We
never get into the factory, We
walk straight into our offices
and stay there
Most Of the girls admitted they
had either SwccthcaTtS or nus
bands IN the army or navy.
They ChoruSed.
we aren't stopping work.
we're not on an assembly line"
Thomas Gatti. SHOP steward,
SAID if the girls want 10 wear
skirts, il is skirts they'll wear.
Some Of The girls would like "a
have an optional ruling SlaCkS IN
cold weather If they wish, skirts
when il is hot
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
BriberS'
Fate Up
To Army

Army officials today weighed
the fate Of two convicted Chicago
contractors who are faced with
the alternative of joining the
army or serving two to five-year
jail sentences,
Army officials have decreed
they will not accept the men, in
which case Judge Skillman says
they will 60 directly to jackson
Prison, on the outskirts of Jack
son.
The men are Seymour S. Smith.
p, and William S. Lipman, father
Of two children, both of whom
pleaded guilty TO bribery charges
in connection with the $4,000. 600
Herman Gardens housing project.
1t. Col. Charles G. Curtis Jr.,
commanding officer of the army
recruiting and induction station
here, said the men are not ac-
ceptable 10 the army.
They will have to serve their
sentences first" he declared,
when informed of Judge Skill
man 8 action.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Divorce Judge Bars
Wife From War Job

Ordered by Circuit Judge JAYNE
to give up her war Job and stay
home with her two young
daughters, Mrs. Rosanne Channer
of 1867 Fordham. plans 10 do
just that for the next 90 davs.
But IL will not effect
reconciliation. II that's what
Judge Jayne hopes" she de-
Clared today
Sued for divorce NJ Nher hus-
band, Russell Mrs. Channer filed
a cross bill. and Judge JAIME s
ruling resulted from a hearing
held yesterday.
Mothers Of young children
should not work unless il il an
absolute necessity" Judge JAYNE
declared IN ordering hcr 20 dut
her Job in a tool and die Shop.
"My job is absolutely neces-
sary,' Mrs. ChaTner said.
II had TO go 10, work In get
money for food and clothing.
Mr.. Channer would buy food
for the children only and none
for me"
Judge Jayne ordered Channer
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10

TO pay temporary alimony Of $50
week during the 90-day trial
period for the support Of Mrs.
Channer and her daughters. June,
II, and Carol S. In the mean
while no further testimony IN the
contested divorce Will be heard.
Judge Jayne said.
~ am not impressed with
your charges declared Judge
Jayne, II think your husband IL
too jealous and YOU have been
indiScreet."
That's why" explained Mrs.
Channer today. even though I
obey Judge Jayne's order 10
stay home. ri never he recon-
ciled with Mr. Channer. He's
insanely jealous. only hope
that after this il over / can get
my job back ~ I can support
the children and myself"
Meanwhile Mr. Chanper IN
living upstairs and Mrs Channer
and the children are living downs
stairs an the homo which hey
have nearly pad for. -
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Nursing Director
Named at Craze

" T Barbour. president of the
board of'rustecs Of Grace HoSpi-
tai, today announced appointment
Of Miss Kathleen r, Young as
director Of nursing and nurses
education Ar the hospital
Miss Young IS a graduate Of the
hospital = school LntnlIrSlnG IN the
class of 1925. and received her
3. s. degree in nursing from
Teachers College. Columbia Uni
verSity. IN 1881, and her, masters
degree from the Teachers College
of the same university IN 1885
For three years she has been
director and principal Of the
school Of nursing At Eastern
Maine General Hospital Bangor.
She assumes her new duties Aug.
*
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Churches
To Honor
Old Glory

Tho faithful of ever, religious
denomination VII do honor sun
day 10 Old Glor, when ministers
Throughout Detroit devote a. least
a portion Of religious services TO
Observance Of National Flag
Week.
An appeal 70 church pastors
went out today from Dr Warren
r. Bow. superintendent Of schools
snf chairman OF the mayor
Flag Week Committee. tna' ap-
proprate ceremon.c, be held IN
the various parishes.
Flag Week opened Yesterday
with 4 radio address 10y Dr Bow
followed hy mass salute TO the
fag by as 600 school children.
- Il y
every business and office building
IN downtown Detroit and from
thousands Of homes IN every sec
iInn Of the CITY Its appearance
SIgnalcd the start Of an intensified
bond and stamp selling campaign
and SCnool-Wide fat salvage
drive, headed by the Girl Scouts
Dr Bow, conforming 70 The
proclamation of GOV Kelly and
MAYOR JefirIeS. urged that every
citizen MAKE special sacrifices in
buying additional war bonds and
stamps during the week The
nation goal is 100 million dollars
above normal sales
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Linselnan 10 Decide
Vote for Treasurer
By FRANK MORRIS

County Clerk Caspar J Linge-
man TO-DAY is IN the position Of
being able IN name tho new
county treasurer.
As a member Of the three-man
special committee which VIII Sc
lect a successor 10 Treasurer ia
cob T. Sumerackl. LIngenan will
hold the deciding vote, u devel-
oped when the three held their
first meeting yesterday
With him on tho committee are
Prosecutor William + DovlIng
and Presiding Probate Judge Pat
rick II. -O'Brcn. Dowling and
O'Brien are political enemies and
they don't even speak. let alone
agree on an important political
appointment like the treasurer
-hfF
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Ration Book ;
Dedd|ine Near

Midnight tomorrow Is tho final
date for mailing applications for
War Ration Book No 3, Clarence
VI. Day. -fti4& d1~trtrt tteHRg
officer warned today.
Applications mailed later than
The deadhne VIII he hold until
August and then proceS>ed At
local rauoning boards, Day de-
Ciarcd.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Two Burned on Ship;
| Dies, Other Better

Frank Luster. 50. Of Mounds
Vile. ". Va, died IN Receiving
Hospital early today from hurnS
incurred when a steam line burst
Yesterday aboard the steamer
Western States Of the D & { line
Loren Beard, 80, Of S623
Marion. also burned, Is IN ReceIy-
inc Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Tighter Rdtioning
Would Eliminate
Recreation Rides
BY HAROLD sCHACHERN

The prospect that the public
transportation gasoline ration
may be further curtailed along
with private drivers, should the
ban on pleasure driving be spread
10 Michigan today cohfoanded
DSR officials with the problem II
making recreation available this
summer 10 Detroit's thousands Of
war workers.
William s. Bullock. general
manager Of the DSR, said that
curtailment Of the SYSTEMS gas
supplies may we'll mean that De-
troit,s parks and play areas will
be available only to those within
walking distance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Prepare Doneys Appel.

Government attorneys and Coun-
sci for Theodore Donay VIII ap-
pear before Federal Judge Picard.
June Il 70 prepare the record
for Donays appeal from his SiN
and one -half-vCar sentence for
miSpriSion Of treason
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10

his Selective
service phys
ical.
The hearSe,
u s g d by a
I h @ a I T / =
cal ou p.
Old thcater
seats ( a s 4
ened inside
I h q hearSe.
Much more
cheerful than
a train YOU
can I get a
seat on, TOO.
Marie. the
famous Won
der Rar hal
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
FEUD II YEARS OLD

The trouble between them is an
aftermath Of the historic 1882
campaign. when Democrats won
office IN Michigan for the first
time. -
DowlnG that summer toured
the state campaigning for O Brlcn
for The Democratic nomination
for governor. lie had been ad-
mitted to tho bar few years
earlier, having studied law While
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Jack Pickering
Here
and
OW

SEEN AROUND TOWN: At
the Scarab Club. Ray Russell,
the engineer, who hopes within
la short time 10 have a running
model of his new type automo-
bile. made Of plywood.
Murray d. Van Wagner, still
negotiating plans 10 go TO
Mexico.
Ginny Brainard, with her coat
OF Florida tan.
Carl RavaZza, who few in
Yesterday from ST. Louis for
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10

White collar girls out al High
land Park Ford tank plant are
suspended until they agree 10
wear SlackS. not skirts. 10 work.
They're The SteuoEraphers and
secretaries 10 the bosses out on
the production line. Some 80 girls
of the 50 so employed IN the tank
materials department are out
They threaten 70 call out the on
tire 400 80 employed through The
whole plant.
To show tn cir determination
the girls a appeared Yesterday
wearing their slackS plus their
skirts. That did not work.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Ferguson Gives
His Plan 10 Keep
World at Peace

Like Wendell l.. Willkie and
Gov. StaSSen, l.. s. Senator
Homer Ferguson has a plan for
maintaining world peace - but
this one does not involve a League
of Nations or restrictive foreign
enianglemcntS.
Here 10 receive an honorary
degree Of ID oCtOr of Laws
awarded last night ~ the Detroit
College Of Law, Senator Ferguson
explained today that he believes
peace can be established IN the
postwar world without a form OF
planetary government.
"The first act after victory
should he 10 disarm the Axis
nations" Ferguson said, Then
the United Nat ions should
establish permanent, powerful
armies and navies.
WOULD HALT AGGRESSORS
THE minute GERMANY. Japan
or Italy started 10 re-arm, the
United Nations would move In
troops and call a halt.
I'm this way. world peace
could he maintained nv the
United states, Great Britain,
Russia and China through unity
of purpose. instead Of through
an entangling league or super
government.
THE united Nations are
showing i'm this war that they
can coo operate successfully
through unity Of purpose. There
il no reason why this unity can
not continue after the war with
out establishment Of an inter
national army, and with each
nat an maintaining its inde-
pendence.
However. believe there
should be some form of a world
court where aggrieved nations
can plead their cases. think
nations can he persuaded to ac-
cept the Justice of a high bench,
Just a. individuals In this cOun-
try accept decisions from their
courts and iuTipS ="
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10

700 many Jap soldiers, ana
even officers, believe HirOhitO's
propaganda lies and will lose
the war because they do"
Speaking was 1t. Cecil G. Hum
phreys, now stationed at the De-
troit Coast Guard base, but re-
Gently back from Guadalcanal,
where he went as A supply officer
on r troop transport.
Because they have swallowed
the preposterous propaganda fed
them, the JapS conception of the
world and the forces they are
fighting Is 50 distorted they fail
to take the most ordinary precau-
tionS in going into battle.
"One night" Humphreys IL
luStrated MS point, hundreds
Of Japanese soldiers landed on
Guadalcanal and came march
Ing TIP the HaeeHiit beach TN per
feet order. The marines moved
them down like sheep, killed all
but 80, who were taken pris-
oner.
1T was as plain as the nose
on your face those Japs did not
believe there were any marines
on the island"
Once, Humphreys said. a Jap
lieutenant taken prisoner, when
asked if he thought Japan would
win, answered with complete seri-
BUSINESS
"The Yanks may he able to
re-take Pearl HarbOr, but
they'll never get back Aus
tralia and New Zealand from
us"
Humphreys, a veteran Of 20
years IN the coast guard was
under Jap bombing attack during
the initial landing on Guadalcanal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
SLACKS TOO HOT

Mrs BernnIeces Clark, %, II
Ferris. secretary 10 NJ. !. Heric
materials superintendent. walked
out Of the plant, with skirts pius
SlackS
1T all started in last weeks
heat wave. We almost roasted
i'm SlaCkS.
I'VE rolled MP our slackS to
our knees in protest and the
foreman m de us roll them
down. Then We came with
skirts, and thPV said Stacks. We
tried wearing born. Now we re
out
You might Just aS well put
our bosses in CoNerAllS a. Ia
put It's in slaekS NR,FR- secre=-
tarieS and stenographers, pure
and simple, hired for that pur-
pose without mention Of slacks.
HUSBAND HATES EN-
we just want comfort. Re
sides my husband who's in the
air corps, hates To see me I'm
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
STATES RIGHTS VANISH

Senator Ferguson left today for
Kansas City 70 SIt as member
of the Truman committee which
Is inXcuCatlnC excessive profits In
connection with war production
lie sand another public hearing
may be- held % Detroit like that
al TWO weeks ago WHOM testimony
showed some I0dNlqal profits
have been as high as $4,000 a
wear.