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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Legislature Acts
To Strip Wayne
Of "A Members

y LANSING, Jan. 28.--Faced with
the constitutional mandate that
legislative representation be re-
apportioned this year, the rural
majority in the House was set to-
day TO limit Wayne County to Is
seats in the lower chamber.
A resolution submitting the con-
stitutional amendment 10 the
voters in the election April was
approved tentatively yesterday
and IL on the calendar for final
action today. II has not yet been
before the Senate.
Wayne nowJ has II seats and,
on a population basis. is entitled
10 80 Instead OF demanding the
latter figure, he metropolis has
hoped 10 compromise at about 30.
Wayne members bsttled in vain
yesterday against the 25-seat
limitation, with Rep Fred Cart
ner ID OF Wyandotte warning
that taxation without representa-
ton led 10 the Revolution.
Rep. Edward Walsh Cd Of De-
troit declared on the floor that il
fair reapportionment is denied.
Wayne County soon will "arise in
It's full voting power and seize all
OF the SO seats 10 which 1t is en-
titled"
The resolution was approved
tentatively by a vote Of 81 10 80
It's sponsors failed by two votes TO
suspend the rules so that 1T could
be passed yesterday Their haste
was prompted by the fact that IL
must be passed by the Senate next
week II the question is 10 60 on
the April ballot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Hit Song
Is Chosen
by Martin

Without shadow Of a doubt
you've met or known Freddy Mar
tin. heard many of his recorded
hits, caught him on the air
shows, AT the bathrooms or In the
movies and now you'll enjoy
his sophisticated music more than
ever before as you listen 10 Freddy
Martins orchestra bring forth
Shadow OF a Doubt" Martins
nomination for song laurels
Shadow Of a Doubt" selected
by Martin as Song Hit to Be for
'43," Will be published for the first
time anywhere, COMPLETE with
WORDS and MUSIC in The
American Weekly with this Sun
days Detroit Times,
Vaughn Monroe, Sammy Kaye
and Tommy Dorsey have already
introduced their hit offerings in
this 1913 song series and these
preceding selections are welb on
their way 10 musical heights.
Others will follow
Martin hasn't the slightest sha-
dow Of a doubt that public recep-
ton Of Shadow of a Doubt" will
prove his choice another smash
hit
Shadow ~ a Doubt reflects
a sweet. smooth, sophisticated
rhythm that has carried Martin
and his muSketeers 10 nationwide
popularity and you can be among
the first 10 sing and play this
song. Watch for your free copy Of
Shadow Of a Doubt IN The
American Weekly with this
Sundays issue Of The Detroit Sun
day Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Made Frem Health.eiviHg
Herbs, Reefs, Barks

Why do we call Gillian a nat
ural" medicine? Because 1t is made
from the juices Of IL Of Nature
finest health-giving herbs, roots,
and barks. These same helpful nat
ural juices which have brought
blessed relief to mankind down
through the ages, are now combined
in one marvellous medicine Gillian!
IF you are now suffering the tor
ments of bloating gas pains, sicken-
ing constipation, sleepless nights,
and other disorders, you owe It TO
yourself 20 try this natural" medi-
cine which so many grateful men
and women say has brought them
Health From The Good Earth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

~ yO@ are one Of the host Of men
md women who, right today. are
A~xGering fortunes from indiges-
.lien, boating gas. dizzy spells. low
energy, poor sseep--then you will
surely want 10 read every word OF
Mrs. Strlckland's remarkable state
n,ent, printed below. Once again.
fine amazing natural" medicine,
Gaisu. brings glorious relief almost
ware n1agfc - and after Is long
v~a~r of satIering' J,sst read Mrs.
Hsr,ckiand's statement:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Mems FURNISHINGS

9ls Men, Shirts; 6rsts, seconds white, I.I9
$50 Mems Chalmers" Union Suits guls,; 30
SIS Mems Shirtsi seconds; white patterns. SOC
800 Mems Psjamss seconds peress; broken sizes 119
TVS Mems Hose; rregulsrs rsyon-coon 22e
S46 Mems Hose irresuIsrs 15e
653 Army Reject Hosej irrsguarsi wool 37e
24O Men, Sweaters coat and spover. 169
SO Mems Jackets lined, clearance. .............1.s9
80 Mems Jackets Coats Odds ends broken sizes IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
2q2 WAVES Graduated

MADISON. Wis. Jan. % (INS)
The nations first WAVES train
Mes were en- route 10 navy bases
throughout the country today after
the gradual class OF 292 was
handed radio communication GER
tificstes in the first ceremony Of
its kind in naval history
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Sick Wife Ends Her Life

Matthias Weber returned from
a shopping trip last night 40 find
his wife. Elizabeth. 20. had com
mitted suicide by hanging herself
from q shelf in the closet Of the
Weber home, 500 Garland avenue.
Mrs. Weber, police said. had been
i'll FIVE wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Boys Clothing, Furnishings

1l7s seconds of Model Shirts; solids PATTERN, 90
TT seconds of Reversible Fingertips IL
l44 MaekinAwsj ~oolen-a nd-eoon to 9S5
43 Sports Coats atwood, sizes 10 to ~
81 Wooden Sports Goats; broken sizes;
% Stoeky Boys Suits; WOODEN .l09s
40 Jr. Boys Suits Goats, Stacks; 6 se5
3s Jr. Boys Wooden Sports Goats; to 12.......5e5
80 Boys Wooden Jackets; zip 'front.' to
lleS "Chslmers Union Suits knit,
SO Stocky Boys Stacks; WOODEN
8S Corduroy Golf Knicker,; IS and .....,..9s
SO Blanket Cloth Robes; sizes to is ..........19s
1872 Soiled Shirts assorted patterns broken
SO Cotton Gsbardine Jackets; 10 2O...........3e5
9S5 Shorts Shirts winter weight, to Is ........ 2se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Toiletries Department

Gao boss, Ssnipads (ssni,sry napkns) IL to box Ice
zse Brushes, clearance clothes, bowl varieties Toe
1S9 Uncle Banks; clearance
500 Cameo Cleansing Tissues; 200 sheets Toe
300 Dewtone Toietries; clearance l9c for
Plus 1919 Federal
2s7 bottles Eatons cologne 2se
plus ioes Federal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
M s LEEP
Due TO WEAK KIDNEYS
In CONSTANT AGONY"
FROM ACHES AND PAINS

haws. Ida Strickland, of 4753
Lin coin Ave-, Detroit,
Mich, Tells How S Years
Of Agony From Indiges-
ton, Constipation, and
Kidney Weakness Slapped
Her Strength - Says
Gajan, Marvellous NAT
wal" Medicine, Relieved
All Her lila, Gave Her
New Pep and Energy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Lamps, Mirrors, Gifts

81 Reflector Floor Lamp damaged Jrs Bridges
2l6 Vanity Lamp Bases also vanity lamp shades lee s
al Lamp Shades, dana gedi rayops, 1ss
40 Table Lamps; damaged; china pottery, shades 1889
AZ Gold Framed Mirrors; oblonEi 14x1sn. sec
2l7 Glass Weand Platter; decorated
63 Wood Photo Frames. sx1oni Army Navy insignia soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Women's, CMIdren's Cloves

1870 Women, Gloves; ,oied broken 5se
304 Fabric Gloves; soied Sac
2s6 Leather Gloves; soiled; suede KID $50
$50 Lined Gloves and Mtens soed, dana sed 59e
Elastic Wrist Mttens; clearance; ehildrens 39e
80 UMBRELLAS rresulsr' for $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY rs

After concurrence in minor
amendments by the house. the
measure, effective February Is.
should reach the governors desk
the first Of next week. Kelly has
indicated he will sign the bill with
out hesitation.
The Michigan delegation pre-
pared a report on It's findings in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Misses and Won,en's Dresses

80 Mssss Rayon Dresses; and 2pisee 90
lo3 Misses Dresses solid eoors. printed Jerseys 90
10 Misses Wraps broken sizes; rsyon velvet. 90
2o4 Womsns Dresses; dotted dresses 1874
4S Maternity Dresses broken sizes
81 Rsyon Dresses womens broken siIes popular styles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
ToWels, Cloths and Linens

AS "Fieldcrest Turkish Hand Towels; pastel
70 Card Table Covers; cotton crash solid colors 29c
Table of Soilsd Scarf. Sets Doies Reduced
3l6 orgsndy Dresser Searfs assorted color,
AIS Cotton Crash Napkins; white l8x18-inch.
e4e Remnants Of Table Dsmask, Toweling Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Rugs and Floor Coverings

u Broadoom 81 50
ITO yd Heavy Plain Wool Carpet; IS I'M, wide yd, 4.39
l65 yds Heavy Wool Carpets Ends short rolls yd 1892 20
40 yd lnlsd Lnoleum Remnants; patterns I'D, zee
300 yds Heavy Felt Bsse patterns I'd, 44c
7l9 yds Felt Base Floor Covering yd, 26e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Curtain Department

l7e Oiled Window Shades; seconds; roller, 4se
l64 Bathroom Cursins pastel sec
226 Marqusette Priscilla Curtains; only
80 Rayon Marqusete Panels; 43xs1.in es sec
31e Odd Curtains Panesi dana ged, soed pr
1877 Drspery, Slip Cover, Curtain Remnants Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
HUDSON'S BASEMENT STORE
Rayon, Wooden Fabrics

1880 yds Remnants yards, mostly r.yon Reduced
744 yds Wooden Remnantsi LIE
$50 yds. Black Dress Rayons yd, S9e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Notions Department

1877 Remnants odd notion, reduced clear
20l Remnans clearance OF odd notions
as Table Cloths; elesrsnee blue only oiIeloth
81 Knitting Bags clearance; ehintz drawsrng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Mems Clothing

as Mems Suits; styles for various styles 9S
so Mems overeoat, rugged smooth eostng. 1895
40 Mems Topcoats; eassimeres, tweeds
30 Mems Sports Goats; woolen patterns
40 Mems FingertiP Goats; wooden fleece
100 Mems Dress Pants Slaks sturdy fabrics $40
so Men, Psnts; for work dress; sturdy fabrics 90
Slight eharR. cIothinr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Mems Shoe Department

2o3 Men. Goodyear Welt oxfords impefeet, 3.3s
90 Mems Sheldon" oxford'; discontinued styles ass
90 Mems Work Shoes; cord sole broke sizes 3l9
70 Mems Black Police Shoes; double soe, 800
245 Mems Slippers imperfeets; mostly kdskin $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Cotton Wash Fabrics

22lo yd, Cotton Hsnnsette. Cotton Crash; syd, I'd 1ee
$50 yd' Sanforzed Blue Denim 10 to 20 yd,... yd use
BIS ydS. Striped Seersuekeri to yd zee
SIS yds Assorted Casual Cottonij to yd zoe
643 yds Assorted Wash Cottonj to yds..... yd 1ee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Mems Work Clothing

1se Mems Semi Dress Pants; double 2s9
1877 Mems Work Pants; heavy cotton cord fabrics so
ls4 Mems Work Shirts; blue ehAmbrsy. zee
~ Mems Overallsj sturdy blue denim. see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Bedding Department

24o Shower Curtains, Matching aperie act 3ss
Soiied Blankets Comforts; included Reduced
Soied Spreads and Drsperie; cottoni To Clear
Soiled Cotton Msttresesi samples cotton felt Clesrsnes
Soied Sheets, Pillow Cases; muslin, pere&e Clearance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
State Acts 10 Scrap
War Time ON Feb. Is

Washington for submission 70 III,
Senate committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Misses and Women's Coats

100 Atwood sports Coats tweeds; IL to TO- s. to A. 1900
Is Wool Winter Coats; removable fur collar, 90
3s Untrimmed Goats; sllwoo womens sizes 19.7S
p Teddy Bear Goats; woos ussss 90. 1875
~ Sport, Coats reversibesj woolrsyon Atwood 7so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Foundation Garments
ChiIdren's and Boys Shoes

i04 Little Miss Shoes; discontinued styles.
135 Boys O1fords; impsrfees ........... -
96 Infants "Busyoes' Shoes; perfeets s9e
166 Chidren's Slippers; brushed rayon soc
81 Shoes ehidren's broken sizes. .ss
II Chidrens Sample Oxfords 80
lilo Children's "Serams moeessn types. .ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

.Comstock Joins
COP in Fight TO
Ruin New Deal
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. %. - Former
governor William A. Comstock' s
ma jor ambition today is to witness
complete reputation OF the New
Deal. which he helped sponsor q
decade ago.
Addressing the State Association
of County Supervisors, the former
governor, who is now a Detroit
councilman, said that the regret
of his life is that ne worked foi
years toward a Democratic victory
"only 10 have New Dealers give Us
an American form OF govern.
ment."
u. 8. SUBSIDIZED STATES
"Ten years ago I was governor
and the federal government be-
gan stepping into our affairs,
planning To make every state
subservient to Its wish" Com
stock said.
II protested. but fell for the
+ scheme because Washington was
handing out money and j did not
want 10 see our people starve.
"Once We had accepted their
money, they demanded we do
things their way. They forgot
that the money they were hand
ing out was our money. collected
several times over from the tax
payers here.
SEIZED CONTROL
"The New Deal, establishing 3
bureaucracy. has assumed pow
ers never delegated by the people
ar by the Constitution. Having
passed through a terrific eco
nomic upset. we were too busy
In our pursuit after elusive hap
piness to realize how Washing
ton was affecting our liberties
and our lives.
I'm looking toward the day
when the proud state Of Mich
igan does not have tn beg In
Washington for anything. I'm
looking toward the day when I
can laugh at the New Deal.
But we must remember that
~ we are To have. true democ-
racy. the people must run the
government better than we have
in the last 20 years"
Turning 10 Gov. Harry r Kelly
the sixth governor Michigan has
had in Il years, GeHsteek warned
This Is n mass production
state and one thing its good
at producing Is ex-gOyernOrs.
Breaking this up Is your
problem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Infants and Toddlers' Wear

So Infants Leggngsi blse, wool. kst 7se
III Ioddlers Coat Sets; rayon-sndeotton 3pi.es ss
LA Toddlsrs Cotton Suits broken sixes. 7ss
1916 pes. A,sorted Hssdwssr wool OF eoop ise " TSs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

leS Dresses majority seconds; eoops s9e
II Coat Sets WOODEN sndrsyon broken sizes. 900
243 Rsyon Knit Panties tesrose to IL In use
Ill Slips, cotton brosdeloth; broken sres 3se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Fur Coats

An Fy Goats. Jackets Plus foE Federal
10 Mnk-dyed Coney; sizes IL TO 20, 3S to
Natural Opossum Greateoats; 36neh IL and Ia. 5e7S
Sabledyed Opossum Greseo.; 36ineb; IA and 49, S87S
Blue Foxdyed Cuanaeo Lamb; sizes II and IS.
Natural Opossum Jackets; sizes IL, II and Is. 3s7S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
FosTERED BY FARMERS

All Washington spokesm n,
Kelly said. expressed concern for
agricultural production this year.
1t is the farm bloc that is foster
ing the time change.
II adequate power can be sup
piled, Kelly quoted Nelson as say
ing. then there is virtually no OBJ
lection TO reverting 10 slow time.
Michigan farmers have contended
their efficiency will be increased
10 per cent by the bill.
Because electrical authorities
have testified that ample power
can be supplied with present equip
ment, IL was believed the Senate
state affairs committee would re-
port the bill out today for pass
age this afternoon by the upper
body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Bags, Neckwear, Handkerchief

Handkerehesi soiledI mostly white 39c
z62 Handbass soiled damaged INIT leather, 3sessc
800 Neekwe.r; soed piqus and lace; white 29c5se
IS Yelling; end pieces; to Il yard lengths. Toe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Junior Miss Apparel

70 Junior sports Coats and Reverbles woorsyop 100
14s Junior kayon Dresses; 300
1ol Dresses for Juniors; solid 500
IS Junior Party Dresses; taHeas. satns 500
II Fum Winter Coetsi all wool, Juniors ~ SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Girls and Teens Apparel

ITO Girls Drs"e.; rayons in solid eolor' 1eo
III Dresses for Girls; veveteen, 239
n Winter Goats; wooandrayon boxeoas girls $50
30 Reverbes for Girls; paids in slwool fabrics 80
30 Teen Rever,ibles wool $50
IS Teen Sweater. popular styes in 10O9 al-weel l3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

lls Hoods; some soied; rsyons in popular eolors.
AZ Hats felts fabrics; styles for misssa and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
T,~.- s,ss Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 2S.-War time
VIII be strapped in Michigan, Feb
ruary Is. IT was indicated TODAY
upon return of Gov. Harry F
Kelly and his 10-member legis-
iative committee who polled Wash
ington officials on the issue.
Kelly announced that WPB
Chief Donald NJ. Nelson, Paul V.
McNutt Of the War Manpower
Commission and other Washington
spokesman had voiced no vehement
10 turning back Michi-
gan and Ohio clocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Wonlen's Lingerie

300 Sample Lngere; also solsd, 100
I'll Sample Rsyon Lingerie; also soilsd 150
ais Rsyen Slips Gowns Psjsmas, soiled .Iso 10 800
244 Soiled Cotton Slips Gowns Pajamss lee It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

1880 Rayon Hose irreEuIarsj semehiffon sec
11ss Shaped Rayon Hose, cotton and heel
50 Rayon Hoses rress cot tops feet sh. ped. soc
CTS Childrsn's Is Socks; to 81 Sc
1874 Chidren's Campus Hose; elastic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Women's and Girls Underwear

543 Ressrun Rayon Knit Panesj seconds. 55e
sS3 Junior Miss Slips; joy seeonds 90
ITO Womens Rsyon Knit Slips; seconds; see
3l2 Rsyon Knit Combinations; seconds; womens. 7se
243 Undie damaged; ssstd 25c
2sS Rsyon Cotton Undiesj damaged, soied soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
'SporfsLDedr

13s Misses Bouses, eottons, white eoors
1871 Blouses clearance; broken 8Se
40 Sweaters; alwool, wool spons
267 Sweaters; broken eoors; wool 8Se
lat Skirts; plain eoors; wool So
So Skirts, Skating Skirts corduroy
81 Jaekesj cotton corduroy; red, brown 459
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Nazi Propagandists
Encourage Writer'S
To Stress Red Might
Ply the ASSnciated prasS

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-German prop
aganda has let the bars down and
now not only permits, but encour-
ages Nazi war correspondents on the
eastern front to portray grimly the
might Of the Russian war machine
and its possibilities.
Tales of strategic Withdrawals, :"
the moving front" and similar
euphemisms to describe Nazi re-
treats have been replaced by build
ups of the Red Army as a giant un-
aware OF his own strength, dispatches
from Berlin disclose
The inference was that the United
States and Britain had better watch
out, that Premier Marshal Stain
may be saving big blow for them.
This recalls the old Berlin thesis
that Germany is defending Europe
against Communism and that Brit
ain and the United States might do
well to turn on Russia for their own
good.
Spanish correspondents in Ber-
lin, taking their material from
German spokesmen and the German
press itself, emphasized the quantity
Of men and material the Russians
are pouring into the battle OF the
Dnieper bend.
War Capacity Unknown.
Nobody can explain where the
Russians get not only the masses
OF manpower, but also the material >
one correspondent said. According
to statements OF German spokes-
nah, SO per cent of the material the
Russians use is homemade. Out of
every 100 Soviet tanks only 2 or 3
are OF American origin"
The dispatch added that Russian
war industries on the other side of
the Urals were working at full pro-
duction and that nobody in the
world, even the Allies themselves,
can really state what is Russia's
real capacity for war production.
The Berlin correspondent OF the
evening paper Madrid, giving the
German version Of the situation in
Russia. said:
Germany today fights on the
Eastern front as an inferior bellig-
erent. Germany possesses better
aviation. better command, better
troops than the enemy. put must
meet such an avalanche of arms that
the conflict is out of proportion.
Strategic Reserves Used.
Under such conditions it Is al
ready a miracle, particularly OF or
ganization, that the German retreat
to the Dnieper was made without
wrecking the defense"
The correspondent reported that
the German command, for the first
time. was throwing into battle its
strategic reserves. He said the prin-
cipal German bastion in Eastern
Europe "in some places reached the
Dniester in Poland" and added that
the Rumanians seemed confident
this line can hold the Russians" and
added:
Nevertheless, to really hold the
Soviet Army something more than
Notifications are necessary. Peoples
allied with Germany. who will be
the first to suffer the consequences
Of Soviet domination, must also re-
double their efforts"
Evening star., 1943-10-27

who make one trip abroad and then
come home with . cure-all" for
world problems.
I'VE can be good neighbors with
out moving into our neighbor' s
house." he said.
Mr.. Johnston said strong Amer
lea would be able to make the best
contribution to future peace. Call
ing for sober, sane and truly re-
liable leadership" he said the Ma
ton was on the threshold of its
greatest development if it could pre-
serve it's great characteristics-po-
iitical democracy, economic opportu-
nifty and deep, rugged individual
ism"
He suggested that the United
States avoid "pyramiding entangle-
ments of alliances" and said that
this country should not part the
hair and brush the teeth of the So
called backward peoples"
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Canada Will Support
Lower World Tariffs,
Mackenzie King Says
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Prime Min
lister Mackenzie King pledged in a
message to the Foreign Trade Con-
vention here last night that Canada
would support principles looking
toward lowered world tariffs and
establishment of international
monetary stability.
The Prime Minister'S message,
read by Brooke ClaXton, a Liberal
member of Parliament, laid down
four conditions as essential to de-
velopment of world trade, prosperity
and employment They were:
/. International relations of the
kind that exist between Canada and
the United States and the countries
of the British commonwealth, so
nations will not be driven by fear
of attack to cut themselves off from
world trade.
2. International agreement for the
progressive. annual reduction Of
tariffs until agreed levels are
reached so business may look ahead
and plan with confidence in sta
bility.
Asks Credit Setup.
g. "Functional'' machinery to
carry on necessary arrangements
among nations, including mainte-
nance Of International monetary
stability and provision of credit.
4. Domestic policies to provide
maximum employment and produc-
ton and prevent imitation
These four conditions can be
realized" Mr. Mackenzie Kings
message said. What boon 1t
would be to mankind if they were.
The government is prepared to work
to these ends with otrs" ratio''e"
President Roosevelt, In a message
Evening star., 1943-10-27

to the Foreign Trade Council, said /:
mo one nation can benefit fully
from the industry and capacity Of
its citizens unless all nations reduce
excessive restrictions on commerce
and forego practices which injure
others and divert commerce from
its national channels.
The President declared that "if
uneconomic and discriminatory
measures prevent or hamper trade,
neither employment, production nor
living standards can reach their
highest levels
Discarding prepared speech, Eric
Johnston, president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce, said
too much planning and promising
for the postwar world may defeat
the very thing we are attempting to
gain"
Mr.. Johnston criticized persons
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Allies Reported Messing
On Corsica for Attack
Yy the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 27. Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower is assem-
bling large force on Corsica, per-
haps for an invasion of the French
Riviera or an attack against Italy
north Of Rome, the newspaper AL
Evening star., 1943-10-27

lehanda said yesterday in . dis
patch from Bern.
The Allehanda report was uncon-
firmed by other sources.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

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