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Evening star., 1943-05-16
French Women Busy With Needles for Benefit
Proceeds of Sale
This Week to Aid
Oppressed Country

French women married to
United States citizens took over
the attic of the home of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Joseph Clark
Baldwin and have been hard at
work plying their needles in prep
aration for a sale this week. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Baldwin
have loaned their house at 1925
Woodley road for the sale which
will be held Tuesday and We'd
nesday from II to 6 o'clock.
The gifts of French women and
their skill with needles-both
sewing and knitting-will be on
view and for sale both days. The
Committee for French-American
Wives and the Washington Chap
ter Of the Co-ordinating Council
of French Relief Societies are
sponsoring this sale, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the relief
Va = 3SAASAA PSoPAC.
Mrs. Baldwin Is vice chairman
Of the National Committee for
French-American Wives, with
Mrs. L. B. Smith of New York as
chairman, and Miss Alice Dodge
as chairman of the Washington
Chapter Of the Co-ordinating
Council. They have assisting
them in the arrangements for the
sale this week an imposing num-
Der of assistants who will arrange
the articles for sale and also will
assist the two days as salesladies.
There will be table linen, chill
dren's knitted wear, gay sun suits
and organdie pinafores with
dainty frills, French books, lin
gerie and other attractive gifts
to prospective purchasers.
Mrs. George Kirk will be in
charge of the cash desk and Mrs.
j. F.. Griff1s has charge OF lin
gerie and table linen, while Mrs.
T. o. Dunwoody is collecting and
arranging the handmade French
articles and children's clothes.
Knitted wear, for which French
women are noted, will be under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. D.
Gibbs, while Mrs. G. S. Wooding
is chairman for miscellaneous
articles.
French books will be one of the
interesting features Of the sale
and there will be both new and
old volumes. The Countess de
Marenches and Nine. Zuber are
both working on the collection
and the arrangement as well as
the valuation of these for the
sale.
Tea will be served each after
noon of the sale and for this
Mrs. David LIE Breton is in
charge. Each of the two groups
sponsoring the sale will have
tables of articles which the or
ganization has donated and Mrs.
Simmone Auffmordt will be in
charge Of the table of the
French-American wives and Mrs.
F. Burial Hoffman and Mrs.
George Gordon will have charge
OF the Co-ordinating Councils
table.
These chairmen Of the various
sections Of the sale are being ably
assisted by members of the two
groups, those from the Co-ordi-
mating Council including the
Countess de Buyer Mimeure, Mrs.
Albert B. Dewey, Mrs. Robert H.
Dunlap, Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis, Mrs. John J. Ide, Mrs.
Andre de Limur, Mrs. Georges
Thenault, Mrs. Charles Lucet,
Mrs. Andre Boissier, Mrs.
Philippe Baudet, Mrs. Dean Jay,
the Countess de la Granville,
Mrs. James T. Romey and Miss
Carolyn Nash.
Members of tho E,ropcb
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Morgan.Hamlett
Wedding Saturday

The wedding of Miss Nancy Ham
lett. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Hamlet of Powhatan, Va, to Mr..
Robert Elonzo Morgan, will take
place in St. Johns Episcopal
Church in Richmond Saturday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Morgan is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elonzo Tell Morgan of
this city. Mr.. Morgan and his bride
will make their home at 5014 Gale
donia road in Richmond.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

ican wives group who are assist
ing In the arrangements and the
sale are Mrs. Spalding de Gar
mendia, Mrs. William H. john
son, Mrs. James McCann, Mrs.
Daniel TWiddy, Mrs. w. A. Rose
borough, Mrs. William de Courcy,
Mrs. G.. B. Waterhouse, Mrs. Har-
Evening star., 1943-05-16

vey Neff, Mrs. w. L. Slattery,
Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Clifford
Church, Mrs. John H. Cowles,
Mrs. E. L. Esslinger, Mrs. E. A.
johnson, Mrs. P. G. de Rosey,
Mrs. Frederick Exton, Mrs. James
Younger, Mrs. George Sklar and
Mrs. Franklin Nash.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Harris -E1Ding Photo.

Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss Is
honorary chairman for the Co.
ordinating Council, with Mrs.
Margaret Draper Boncompagni
honorary vice chairman, and both
are taking the same active In
terest in the sale as the active
officers and members.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Miss Ellens Weds
Charles w. Kelley

Announcement Is made of the
marriage Of Miss Edna Ellens of
Raleigh, N. c., and Mr.. Charles w.
Kelley. Army Air Corps, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Kelley Of Hyatts-
vile.
The wedding took place May / in
Raleigh.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

Others die for you; the least you
can do Is buy for them. Get your
War savings stamps now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Housewives League of Detroit
SLOGAN BUY BOOST BUILD

point Rationing." A question and
answer period followed. A group
OF young visitors asked permission
I. join the league. Eight busi-
ness people we're present. the
next meeting will be on March IL
AZ the usual meeting place.
Init No. 16 met Tuesday, Feb
%. with Is members present. Al
via Brazil presided. II was the
juniors first meeting after their
installation. An interesting busi-
ness discussion was held, consist
ing OF talks on advertising and
some OF our leading scientists.
The Scrapbook also held much in
terest for the II entrants In the
contest. The matron. Mrs. Taylor.
gave an interesting talk TO the jun
iors concerning tn Unit quiz which
Is 10 he held soon. and the Char
acter Reading in which each junior
is TO take part on March Is at Gen.
trail. A. Brazil. president: S. Mi
nor. reporter; Mrs. Willie Taylor.
Matron.
The judges for scrapbook contest
for this unit are: C. Humes. ~
Sneed and NJ. Beasley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
CONSUMER
ACTIVITIES
OF LEAGUE
BY MRS. GERTRUDE TOLBERT
Attend Consumer Meets
Al Naxna T.

Al wayne L.
The members OF the Housewives
league have been in regular al
tendance AT the Consumer Study
groups al wayne university in con-
nection with the rationing Of meats
and meat substitutes, vegetables
and vegetable cookery for the past
five weeks. The session were held
Wednesdays at 2:30 pm. in Rooms
222 ard AN. Watch this column
for further announcements.
OPA Consumer Volunteers
When the recent call was sent
out for volunteers (Explainers). 10
train others for clarifying ration
ing 10 shoppers in grocery stores.
volunteers were selected who were
trained al Central YMCA in class
es taught by Samuel Jacobs. OF
OPA.
Thursday. Feb. %. the following
leaguers we're assigned 10 schools.
namely Mrs. Bessie Harris Ger
man. Bishop school. Mrs. Brentee
Ashford. Washington school Mrs.
Chanie shy. Columbian: Mrs. Nam
ME Black. Moore school
Consumer Bulletin Boards
Consumer committees OF the
Housewives league will soon place
bulletin boards in ten public build
ines 10 be used for information
service. Central Housewives league
pays group fee into the Greater
Detroit Consumers council to as
sist in promotion of the program
OF consumer centers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Christian Science
Christian Science Churches

Man" will be the subject Of the
lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. March Z.
The Golden Text CRomans SAD
is AS many as are led by the
Spirit OF God. they are the sons OF
God"
Among the Bible citations Is
this passage Genesis 1920: And
God said. Let us make man In our
image. after our likeness: and let
them have dominion over the fish
OF the sea. and over the fowl OF
the air. and over the cattle. and
over all the earth. and over every
creeping thing that creepeth upon
the earth"
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(p.25S): God expresses in man
the infinite idea forever develop
ing itself. broadening and rising
higher and higher from a bound
less basis"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Importance of Business and Professional
People Cooperating With the Housewives

The Detroit Tribune. The thou
sands Of people who read this page
each week. i Is hoped viii be
stimulated and encouraged To
spend more OF their money with
Negro business and help keep
these establishments going success
ielly during these critical times.
The leagAe is deeply grateful 70
all business and professional peo-
RE nho arc cooperating IN this Of
fort and those who are no, helping
70 sponsor this page constructive
tndeavor are urged 10 help by sd-
Yeii.sing on tho Housewives
ies gaes special section.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

Reading. Be sure 10 send your
birthdate and sell addressed
stamped envelope and You may
expect 10 hear from me by return
mail.
W.ER.-I'm very lonely as |
love my husband. After II years
cf separation find can't even
be happy without him. The whole
town whore live think should
never have anything to do with
him again. Help me TO decide.
Ans.:-It really Isn't the con.
ccrn Of the whole town. In fact.
Ii you two hadn't been so eager
10 listen 10 what everyone In the
town thought about your mar
riage. you might have been mar.
ried right :.ow. Talk things over
With yOur husband as you pIan
II you two feel That there l. n
chance OF you finding happiness
together again, take him hack.
F.C.-My husband and were
married only two months when
nv "oo hioittu III the service 4.
! Before we were married. he had
his mother 10 support because
she was getting old. She lived
with us after we married. Now
that he is gone. should re-
main here with her or leave town
and go TO the coast and get a
defense Job?
Ans; Naturally, yOu will want
10 get Job and 90 10 work for
the present, find work there where
you are. so that you can see tina:
your mother-ln-law l. well prO.
,Ided for. You promised your hus.
band that yOu would see that shs
was looked after and you must
Keep your word. II you get a Job,
you two can live very comfort
ably on the money y0u receive
IRON the government and the
money you make on your Job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

FOLK GET
ACQUAINTED
OVER TEA

Getting acquainted once every
quarter by presenting program
and social hour with tea. Is one OF
the many constructive methods in
augurated by the Organizing COM
mittee 10 weld more closely to-
gether the members. officers, busi-
mes people and friends OF the units
OF The Housewives League OF De-
troit.
The Organizing committee is one
OF the most important committees
OF the league. because It's duties in
clude the recognition OF the need
OF a league in a community. fol-
lowed UP with ncighborhood con-
facts OF housewives for organiz-
ing a temporary organization which
becomes permanent after pc
Rod Of months. The new unit is
guided by the Constitution and Dec
laration OF Principles interpreted
10 them BY supervisors.
Under the leadership OF First
Chairman Mrs. Christina Fuqua.
who served five years, units were
organized with much rapidly.
Much education is given the gen.
eral public concerning the need
for such an organization and the
tremendous buying power our
housewives control in relation TO
the progress OF business.
Mrs. Mamie c. Boone. second
chairman to be appointed. work.
cd uniiringly for seven years to
maintain units and keep them
working consfructively TO buy.
boost and build for business. Mrs.
Boone introduced "Get-Acquaint-
ed teas as a Sunday afternoon
activity to bring groups together.
The home Of Mrs. Brentee Ash
ford So Medbury. was the scene
OF the tea on SUNDAY, Feb. 2S.
from 10 pm.
Mrs. Helen Malloy was in charge
Of the program. which presented
HWL init No. IN their unit song,
Rouse Ye Housewives. compos-
ed by one OF the former presidents.
Mrs y. C.'Neal: Mrs Fannie White
Poole gave reading. group pep
song. The More We Get Together. 3"
Mrs Gertrude Tolbert discussed
the "Oreanization's Responsibility
On Pcint Rationing,' accompanying
her talk with illustrated material.
Questions and answers on point
raiioning We're conducted by Mrs.
y. r. Black. present chairman OF
the Organizing committee.
In attendance were. INV Leagu-
ers Mesdames Alice Bell, Elena
Howard. Wanniee Black. Geneva
Greers. Bessie Alexander. Fannie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

G. W BIN 16 and am dating a
boy that seem 10 love an awful
lot Recently got wind that he was
stepping ont with girl friend
OF mine. Is h living?
Ans: He's past master nj
wing and especially living the
Girls. The line he has been shoot
Ing you about you being the only
one Is Just "hot air" He tells ey-
cry girl he dates the same thing.
u you're smart. you will find yon
"a new hoy friend and make II
convenient to show-off n bit In
his presence.
C.B- My wife ran off and left
Inc and our three children. have
tried for several years 10 get her
10 let my mother move in with
Us but she refused. What must |
do about the children as have
10 work and II is too much hav-
ing TO carry them back and forth
over 10 mothers house every
day.
Ans.s-Make plans 10 move your
mother In the house with you n
yon have wanted 20 do all these
years. Dragging your babies out
Of the house early In the morn.
Ing and hack again nj night Is
not good for them. You cant
play a mothers part and do a
good days work too. A woman
who deliberately runs off and
leaves her babies should not he
given any consideration Ms Ia
whom should take her place while
shes away galll,anting over the
country.
C.JH-Your column interests
ME greatly. ! graduate the las
o. May from high school. DO yot
think ! should enter college this
fall or join the WAGES?
Ans.--Enter college this fall
rs yon are too young 10 join the
WAACS. II Will be mt least II
nonths before yOu are old enough
Z" ret into the army service and
yon shouldn't consider staying nj
home and waiting. The training
you Will get In college these II
wonths will help you 20 progress
rapidly IN the service.
W.C.--A problem has arisen II
my life and ! must confess tina
cannot handle II even NJ m,
age May ! write YOU privatel,
right away?
Ans.;-Yes. I shall he glad "a
have you write me privately. Send
25c for the new 1913 AstrOlog
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

able 70 meet Max halfway; but.
as always when white man
talked 20 him. he was caughf out
IN No Mans Land. lie sat slump
ed IN his chair with his head
down and he ked at Max only
when Maxs eyes were not watch
ng him.
Here; take cigarette Big
ser Max it Biggers and ihen
ilt his own; they smoked awhile
bigger. I'm your LAWYER want
90 talk 20 you honestly What you
say IS in strictest confidence -
Bigger stared at Max He felt
sorry for The white man. He saw
ma, Max was afraid tina, he would
nor talk a. all. And he had no
leslse 10 hurt Max Max leaned
forward deteiminedly. Well. tell
him Talk Get II over with and
lei Max 60
Jaw. don't care what say
or DO now j."
Oh yes, you do" Max said
quickly
in a fecing second an impulse
20 laugh rose up ia Bigger. and
left Max was anxious 10 help him
and he had 20 die.
Maybe l do care Bigger
Grawied
III YOU don't care about what
YOU say or do. then why didn't
YOU re-enact tnat crime out at
Tie Dalton home today
II wouldn't do nothing for
them
"Vhye"
They hate black folks" he
said.
"Why. bigger
II don't know. Mr. Max"
Bigger. don't yo' know they
hale others. too
VINO they hate7'
They hate trade unions. They
hate folks who ny 20 organize.
They hate Jan"
But they hate black folks more
than they hate unions Bigger
Continued on page i2)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
River Rouge
Ry BENNIE CASWELL. Jr.

The Beechwood Board OF d.
rectors are sponsoring an Educa-
tional program Friday evening al
o'clock at the Northrup Junior
High school. The principal speak
er will be Jesse Owen OF the
Ford Motor company personnel
department.
Mrs. Lucy Scott OF $50 Hol-
ford street was hostess TO love-
J.: dinner Sunday afternoon.
Feb. 2S. in honor OF the Rev. r.
{. Copeland's eleventh anniversary
OF the Union Baptist church.
Guests present were: the Rev.
and Mrs. +. c. Copeland. Mr.. and
Mrs. James McFall, MIR. and Mrs.
Dronough Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN McFall, and Mrs. +.
Ratcliff.
The Go-Getters club met Mon
day evening. Feb. % at s pm.
FL the home OF Mrs. NIB. Nelson.
with the president in charge. The
members decided TO make quilt
w toAlAC SoOHs Ht nohltSS served
a very delicious repast. The menu
consisted OF ice cream, cake, pea
nuts and candy. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
O. Sabbath Of Beechwood. Mrs.
Ratcliff. president; Mrs. G.. Smith.
secretary.
Mrs. NJ. Love OF $50 Polk
street. gave her husband and Mrs.
Il. Henderson a surprise party
II was very successful. Many
friends were present. The menu
consisted of spring salad. potato
chips. fried chicken. and cake.
The honorees received many love-
~ gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lenard
are proud 10 announce the arrival
OF fine baby boy Mother and
baby are doing fine. Mrs. Lenard
was formerly Miss Annett Baker.
Sergt David Griffin who was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06


lanes upon rs knees ana
y. iioor bu'
.eN anTfy
aep me- w Max.
''sNs mo
.,
s.. ''''' "'ee''
~, 80.
'e ~ ~
''. '''- ~ , q,
- nun 70
t. v
''N
"'t tiD" my iace IS
''af s'i' NNi J kno"
t n'ii r every "Ai'e face
"a ttN i'e nae u
even "1en ihat White
'a- ei-a Nho" 4 Every white
~ ''n yer, u ms duty a.
'ee ttch Aen Keep his dis
~. 4o'-A hhp" WAY mos
e. ..et h4f 3' acts faai way
N- Naf iAine' aye bleg'r.
~ Want va 70 HAo" 'ha' You
'i' H
~" 40 u-' Mf Max
fen a'if me none
H'f tp' ne
Bigger knew mar Max was try.
ing 20 maize him feel that he ac.
frp'rI 'hs way he looked al
'tlnr and b made him as ser.
frur.nH. as when Jan had taken
D Band and shafen 10 that night
Do 'ae 90 u made him live again
Hat hard and sharp conscien
Dousness 81 bis color and feel IN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

home on furlough recently, left
Thursday to join his organization
Ia Arizona.
The Rev. r. c. Copeland cele-
brated his eleventh anniversary
Sunday evening al three O'Clock.
The Rev Mr.. Ramsey. OF New
Bethel. preached the anniversary
sermon. lie took his text from
Mark 1916. Some of the guests
present were Ben and James Me-
Fall and two deacons from New
Bethel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
lo>oR UNIVERSITY JANIToR

UNIVERSITY. Ala. - amp -
The inscription sam May. Jam
TOR, ifll-1e4l 60 years OF cheer
fll service student tribute.
paced on hsonze plaque in
re school @, dentistry At Tho
University ~ Alabama honored
q man who had become an IN
s'i'at.on on that campus before
BIS death. July rs. le4l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Roseville News
Br RTSSELI EIII-MnRr

The eleven o'clock service was
well attended and the message
was delivered by the Rev. G Wal
lace.
Mrs. Copper was called TO
Ohio because OF the death OF her
brother She is expected 10 re-
turn home Tuesday.
Mrs. Rookie Evans OF Oak
Dale boulevard. passed away Feb
20. Funeral services were held
at ST. Luke church at IL am.
Saturday. Feb. q. Left to mourn
her death are a husband, Walter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

tABBE'S 1913 ASTR0LOGY READINGS ARE NOW READY
NOit iOl problem will be analysed In this simply
include clipping OF the column with letter. .Pate
hepy->end Quarter (25c) for ABBE'S NEW ASTROLOGY
HEADING covering ycur blrthdate; will receive with yOur
Reading Tree and confidential letter OF advice
three 3) Questions In private Please sign your and
correct address TO all letters; give bhdae; please
clude seiaddressed STAMPED ENVELOPE for your .rpy-
Explain Your case fully feel
problems within the OF logical reasoning Wrap Quarter
With your questions and mail today Write Able WAL
LACE SERVICE. of The DETROIT TRIBUNE, 2i4s
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

t"iVh DhptNt
Union Baptist Sunday school
was largely attended. The lesson
was reviewed b. the pastor the
Rev. r. C.. Copeland.
At the morning service the Rev.
Z. c. Copeland delivered the
message. lie took his text from
Ephesians 6:12. Three were add
ed TO the church. The Young
Peoples chorus rendered music.
The Rev. Mr.. Simms OF Inkster
was among the visitors present.
The church mourns the loss OF
Mrs. v Johnson and Mr. l.. Ad-
ans of Polk street
The pastor is still urging ev-
eryone TO visit and pray for the
sick. Visitors are always well
come.
Mrs Vernon Smith Is still con-
valescing al Trinity hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

Evans; two daughters one son
and a nephew.
The Pastors chorus gave an
apron patching at the home Of
Mrs. Fullmore. The ladies served
Ice cream and cake in honor Of
little Jim Allen Fullmoge's third
birthday.
Little Lame Royal of r!aenurst
street had party in celebration
Of her sixth birthday last We'd
hesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
PIONEER NEWS MAN DIES

NEW tANP) - Jerome
Bowers Peterson. 49,. pioneer
newspaper editor and co-founder
OF The New York Age, died Fri
day In Brooklyn after a stroke
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon at his late resi-.
dence in Brooklyn at ST. Phillips
Eplscopai church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

White Poole. Mary l.. Beasley.
Bertha Hendricks. Willie Taylor.
Mamie {. Boone Roxie Bell, Ger
trude Tolbert, Alma Haynes. Jose
rhine Smith. Mabel Lewis, Chris
tina Fuqua, Lillian Teasley. Ruth
Teasley. and Helen Malloy Visit
ors present included Rowena Arm
stead Nellie Hugcr Bright. Ernes-
tine Cray and r. W. Tealy Bust
ness men present were L. p. NAL
10y. II H. Ashford. James Haynes
and George Haynes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

Continued from page -

Tors on Feb, % az Hartford Avenue
center Winners Of the Scrapbook
contest were Mary Lee Smith
Thelma Scaggs and julius Watson.
Forty We're present The Program
chairman, Mrs Watson, introduced
Mrs. Winihers. who spoke on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
TEXAS CAVALRY CREATED

WASHINGTON-(ANPl 49, The
war department announced Thurs
day that the army's first Negro
cavalry division has been eslab-
hshed at Fort Clark. Texas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

For answers 20 any salvage
question-Ca'l RANDOLPH s2s2
Evening star., 1943-05-05
PIoeser B|ames 0PA
For Meat Black Market
~ the Associated presa.


NEW YORK, May 5.-Representa .
tive Ploeser. Republican, Of Missouri
charged last night that any black
market conditions and shortases Of
meat resulted directly from rulings
Of the once Of Price eAdministrat ton.
Imposing quotas only on the
slaughterhouses and ceiling prices
only on slaughtered animals, he said
in q radio address, destroyed the
smaller packing house. disrupted dis
tribution Of meat to the civilian
population and encouraged the
public to buy at any price.
The black market was mothered
by OPA." he said. 1T did not exist
in the meat business prior to the
rulings Of the OPA. Our own Gov
eminent, through the mismanage-
ment Of the OPA, has made Grim
inals Of formerly self-respectink
citizens"
Point rationing has failed TO
change the situation. Mr.. Ploeser
said. adding:
Unless action Il had soon, the
OPA will awaken within 4 few very
short months to learn that the
American meat packing industry has
crumbled and Is then unable to
supply the meat W will need for
our Army, Navy and our people, to
win the war"