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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
SESTA VALEcNA PUJcKA.

JaK DuQO Vdlkd JoSIc
trvat? Kdo by mohl tuto otaz-
ku spravne odpovedet, zaslou-
I'll by 81 a MONA take dostal,
MEDAL veliky jake dim.
Kdyz spojenci hnali hence
pres Francii k nemeckym hra-
nicfm hadal kazdy, re nez ma
stane zima budou nazisti viset.
"Vzdyt i nase vlastni vlada
myslela nez kampan ma Session.
pGjcku zacne, budou Nemci
porazeni. To dosvedcujf in
strukce ktere nam byly zasla-
ny v nichz do slova stojl:
Ones, kdyz Nemec jest pora-
zen, zbyva nam jeste Japonec"
DIE vsech znamek, nemect1
predaci, kteT1 dobre ved1, re
ma ne neceka mic jineho nez
provaz, v nadeji, re snad Sc
pocnou pratt spojenci mezi Sc
bou a tim budou NIT Nemci
pTflezitost ma lehcf mir. Acko-
Iiv ia stavajfcfch valecnych
pom6r1 jest vsechno NONE,
myslim, re Sc sklamou jake by
Ii sklamani vysledkem nasich
presidentskych voleb.
Use nasvedcuje ma vftezstvl
spojencG a jedna Sc zde hlav-
n O rychle ukoncen1 valky.
Valcen1 nynejs1ch dob stoji
hrozne sunny pen1z; Spojene
Staty samotny mali DENIM Wy
DAM $50 milion1 dollarG. Jest
zajimave porovnati co staly tu-
to zem dosavadn1 valky v de-
vatenactem a dvacatem stoletl
Valka 1912 $133, 900
Valka S Mexikem $166, ,000
Obcanska valka
do roku 1882 $14,724,0 00,O 900
VaIka sc Spanelskem
do roku 1888 $1,921,5 900
I. Svetova Valka
do roku 1884 SAL, 765, 000,0 900
(cfslice "a posledn1 til valky
zahrnujf sob6 pense, ktere
byly veteranGm a jejich rodi-
nam vyplaceny. TAX ma pT1-
klad, bylo vyplaceno v roce
1882 1O8 millionu dollar1 pen
Sc z obcanske valky, pres to
dosud zijfcf vyslouzilce bychom
mohli spocftat ma prStech.)
Nynejsf valka stojf vladu ma
81 90 billion1 dollarG rocne, a
rychle ukoncen1, O ktere sc n.y.
nj general Eisenhower pokou-
81 vsemi silami, jest ma nejvys
zadouc1 jak ku zachovan1 W.
lob tax i k zachovanf tisfce Ii
vot1 ktere prodlouzen1 valky
pfinese.
Snad vsichni z mas cetli v
anglickych listech jak usilovne
pTimlouval Sc general Eisenho-
wer O dosazeni zadouci sunny
V t6to seste Rampant valec-
nych pGjcek. Pravil jak veliky
mravnf 1cinek melo by prepsa-
nj teto pGjcky ma americke no
chy ma fronte. A re nazisti tez
budou pozorovat Wsledek te-
to kampane, da Sc cekat. O.
vsem ocekavaj1 opacny vysle-
dek. Doufam, re Sc opet skla-
mOu.
KUPUJTE BONDY Az TO
BUDE BOLET!
Vas,
Ant. J. Svejda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z krajanskych kruhE.
RANENY KRAJAN
~VYZNAMENAN.

Ma den DfkGvzdanf obdrzeli
rodice Karel a Rosalie Nemec,
4423 Raspe Ave. cd syna
S/Sgt. VIM. j. Nemce, ktery
byl dvakrat tezce ranen- Pur-
pie Heart a Cluster Leaf.
Mlady Nemec byl jeden z
prvnfch kterf O sd Day. vstou-
pill ma francouzskou pGdu. Phi
nalezf k lis. pes. pluku, 20.
divise a byl pfidelen Ike stroll
MIN puskam. Slouz1 jiz ctvrty
rok v Armada Spoj. StatG a je
tTeti rok zamoT1. Mnoho pro-
delal. RodicGm bylo vladou
sdeleno, re Sc William re IRA
n6ni 1pln6 pozdravil a re je ma
cest6 ku kamarad1m cd 20. di-
wise, ktera nynf bojuje kdesi u
each V Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
MA

Tyto dny zav1tal ma dovole-
nou syn krajan1 William j. a
Marie Pribyl, 231O E.. Eager ul.
William J. Pribyl Jr. Dne "a.
listopadu graduoval z Quarter
master School v Camp Lee, Va.
a byl jmenovan 2. porucikem.
V rodinnem kruhu Sc zdrz1 asi
10 dnu a pax Sc vrat1 ma sve
stanoviste V Camp Lee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
President Roosevelt clenem
akademie we'd.
Parfze sc znamuie

4 ParlZe Sc OZnamuJe:
Academic moraln1ch a poll
tickych we'd jmenovala presi-
denta Roosevelta a premlera
Churchilla "a sve zahranicnl
cleny. Jmenovan1 toto je ma
uprazdnena mfsta pc Nicolas
Politisovi a Raoul Danduran-
dow. Prvni byl Teckym vyslan-
Gem We Francii, druhy kanad-
skJm pOlitikem. Oba zemfeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
SPOLECENSKY VECER ems.
v NEDELI, IL. PROSINCE.

DdlU1l1lO1O OOONNA0 O'AN'O
porada jake poslednf podnik V
tonic roce Spolecensky vecer s
MikulaSskou nad1lkou jehoz
vyt6zek je urcen z velike castl
povalecnemu fondu ma pOmOc
osvobozenemu ceskoslovenske-
mu lidu. Tt, kdoz vyslechli pro
SLOW DR.. Cervenky ma nedelnl
sokolsk6 oslave, 81 mohli i've
domiti s hrdostf jak postaveni
Ceskoslovenska Sc upevnilo be
hem p6ti let v mezinarodnim
svete. Vyslechli take S povde-
KEN a S Glevou, re Sc Ceskoslo-
vensku dostane oficieln1 pomo-
ci cd rGznych 1rednfch orga-
nisaCi. Dovedeme 81 ucinitl
pTedStavu O rozsahu pomoci,
ktere Dude zapotTebf postaviti
obsazene zeme Ease ma nohy,
kdyz 81 uvedom1me v jakem
zubozenem stavu zanechaJl
N6mci zemi, az il definitivn6
opusti. Pet let obsazeni bylo
pet let systematickeho krade-
nj, vykoTistovan1, nicen1 hos
pOdarskych a financn1ch zasob
drancovani tovaren, knihoven,
obrazaren, loupen1 potravin a
satstva. Kdyz k tomu jest6
pTicteme prime skody valky az
Sc cele Ceskoslovensko stane
valecnym bojistem a svevolne
nicenf Nemci v jejich zoufal-
stvf a vzteku mad prohranou
valku, teprve uvidfme jaky roz
sally 1kol name pred sebou.
Cechoslovaci pc cele Americe
prispfvajf st6dTe primo anebo
nepfimo do 1Tedn1ch ponce
nych organisaci a mohou 81 S
hrdostf uvedomiti, re V kaz-
dem dolaru v6novanem ma po-
moe zubozen6 vlasti je cast je-
jich pTfspevku. Must nam vsak
byti jasno, re tato pomoc cd u
Tednich organised Dude jenom
minimum ponevadz ony mali
ma starosti nejenom Ceskoslo-
vensko ale mnoho jinych obsa-
zenych zemi, kter6 budou We
steine zubozen6m stavu jake
stara vlast. Kazdy d~odatecny
cent niue Znamenati rozdil
mezi zivotem a smrt1, meZi
zdravfm a trvalou nemoc1, me-
~ zoufa1stv1m a dIV6rOu v leD-
81 zftrek. Povalecny fond ems.
lie urcen pomoci tam, kde zdro-
lie 1Tedn1ch organised nebu-
dou dostatecne. Bude to osob-
nj. intimni dar ceskoslovenske
Ameriky narodu donna jake
d6kaz toho, re ob6tovali svoje
osobnf pohodlf, volny cas-, svo-
lie skromne prostTedky, re v
zadnou hodinu dine nezapo-
NELL ma utrpenf a zoufalstv1 Ii
du donna. Doufejme, re tired
MIN organisac1m Sc podaT1 fly
sicka zachrana evropskych ma
rodu, doufejme mad to, re mas
osobnf dar v podob6 povalec-
n6ho fondu zachranl mas lid
dusevne, re mu vrat1 Ease d.
v9ru v lidstvo pc petit letech
hlubokeho pon1zenl.
Vyzyvame proto krajany a
by pfiSli v hojnem poctu ma tu-
to zabavu v nedeli, dine II. pro-
since. Prispevek je jeden do
lar, deti polovic. Cd 4-6 Sc
budou hrati karty a jin6 hry.
Cd 81 tanec "a hubby bratra
Jana Svitaka. Pfineste darky
pro d9ti. Darky pro dosp6l6 81
mGzete koupiti v stanku s no
vinkami ma podniku. zadame,
abyste Sc prihlasili v cas-, nej-
pozdeji do IA. p%rosince, ably
chom Poole toho pfipravili We
cere. Pfihlasky pfijimaji: ses'
r Cihlafova, Tel. BR oadway
M Kro Flows To1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
RANEN MA BOJISTI.

Pfc. Stephen Kardian, U. S.
Army, syn krajanky pf. Amy
Kardianove, GAL N. Duncan ul.
byl oznamen v listine ranenych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
DAIRY:
Ma War a Community Fond

Ma War a Community Fond:
James c.. Ludwig Post $500
p. Josef J. Wallis LOO
pl. Kar. MaSkOva LOO
Ma ceske Narodni Sdruzeni:
Karel a Karla Matras $500
p. v. Hrabanek ma povalecny
fond $4,000
A
K 1cetnf zprave G. N. S.
V odstavci "Pr1spevky' uvadl-
me spravne jmeno Ferdinand
KalaS $1.00.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Stocks Resume
Heavy Trend

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S QNSl-
The stock market today resumed
where it had left off last Friday
with prices inclined to be heavy
and rading quiet,
The majority of first quotations
were off X to IS point.
Standard of Jersey lost * and
Consolidated Edison = l.. S. Rub
Der fell !. and so did General Mo
tors. Bethlehem Steel was I'M
changed but Crucible eaSed. Radio
Corp. was one Of the few gamers,
up a on the first deal.
Opening prices: Pennsylvania
r. r. 29ls. up Il Radio l07s. up
a Engineers Public Service 1914
up Il; l. S. Rubber sos, off =
Republic Steel 1872, up a Stand
ard OH of n. j. 54ls. off X; Con-
solidated Edison 24S. off a Gen
eral Electric 1885, up ~; Balti-
more & Ohio SIS, of "a; Graham
Paige a. up Is; General Motors
81 :. off a
Opening unchange d were
United Aircraft 2Si4 Bethlehem
Steel 6lis. Allied Chemical l5l "a ;
Pictures y; Socony
Vacuum 13A. y. Y Central 10;
Pacific 2Sds Chesapeake
q Ohio IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
nitedGdsCorp
Bond Deal On

NEW YORK, Aug IS Nego-
tiationS are actively under way
between Dillon Read & Co, act
ing as agent for the United Gas
Corp, and a large group of
institutional investors looking to-
ward a private placement Of the
utllity'S proposed issue of $780,
100000 Of new first mortgage
and collateral trust 3 per cent
bonds, due 1862
The bonds. to be issued in con-
ncction with the reorganization
of the utility system. have been
exempted from the SECS COM
petltlve bidding requirements.
1t is expected that the next
important development in the
reorganization proceedings will be
an order from the SEC approving
all phases of the reorganization
including the bond financing
terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
IVA RevisinQ
Service Setup

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. rs
An organization plan involving the
creation OF a transportation de-
partment embracing all operating
and service functions of the airline
was announced today by r Lee
Talman, executive wee president
OF Transcontineulal and Western
Air. Inc
John a. Colncs OF Kansas City,
heretofore vlcr president Of opera
tonS, was named vice president
transportation. All regional and
district Offices and activities as
well as operations VIII be placed
M his charge as head of this new
department. the creation of which
VIII be effective Sept l.
Decentralization Of held acuyi-
ties of the transportation depart
meni with The appointment Of
regional general manager M New
York Chicago Kansas CITY and
Los Angeles, Will become effective
within the next three or four
months Talman said. The gen
eral managers will be named later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Name Emerson
Dealer Here

Electrical SpecialtieS Co. Of
Detroit has been reappointed by
the Emerson Radio and Phono-
graph Corp New York City, as
distributor for its products in
this area, according to an an
just released by
Charles Robbins. Emerson Radio
vice president in charge of sales.
Electrical SpeclaltleS Co. in
anticipation Of the day when
radio sets will be available. is
commencing activity on a plan
that will enable postwar diStri-
button OF civilian radios 10 func-
ton smoothly from the very be-
ginning from the manufacturer
down 10 the consumer.
This ideal is expected TO be
achieved through the operation
of Emerson Radio Preference
Delivery Quota program. Under
the "P.DQ plan, consumers
viii be invited 10 register now
with an authorized Emerson
Radio dealer. indicating what
type OF radio they will want after
the war, and how much they will
want 20 pay In return they will
receive a Preference Delivery
Quota certificate which entities
the holder TO first consideration
when radio production Is re-
Sumed No down payment is re-
CURED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

radio operator gunner on a B-2<
Liberator, has been awarded the
Purple Heart for wounds received
in action against the enemy. A
veteran of so combat sorties, he
also has the Air Medal with four
bronze clusters. After graduating
from Mansfield High. Sgt. More
head was employed at the Bower
Roller Bearing Co. He enlisted in
November, 1912.
Second 1t. William +. BOhn. "a.
was wounded in his left arm in
France, Aug. 7. According TO word
received by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Bohn, 1882 Law
ton. He has been hospitalized in
England. Prior 10 his enlistment
IN the aFHered division in June.
l94l. 1t. BONN was employed at
the Ford Motor Co. He has been
overseas since last November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Record
Freeze!

OMAHA. Aug. 2s The quick
frozen food industry will pack
more than half billion pounds
this year setting a new world 5
record and topping the 1913 out
put by about Is per cent, Edwin
T. Gibson, director and former
president Of the National AsSoci-
alton Of Frozen Foods Packers.
announced here today.
About s. per cent of this rec
ord pack viii become available
for L. S. civilian consumption.
Last year the civilian ALLEGATION
was only so per cent. according
TO Gibson. a vice president of
General Foods Corp, who is in
Omaha on "A Midwest inspection
tour of Birds Eye quick-freezlng
operations
This new industry" ne said.
"came along just in time TO
prove "A tangible asset i'm these
war years. when these foods
were first marketed In 1880,
only 10000 pounds were sold.
During l9ii--iespite war re-
strictionS on new equipment
and shortages of labor, ship
ping and storage space--the
industry expects to pack more
than half billion pounds, Is
per cent over 1913, setting a
new record. It's equal to about
two billion individual servings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

and Mrs. John A. NanLoon, i0f3
Frederick, TIVE brothers and three
sisters.
Paratroop Pvt. Melvin X. Fen
ger has been hoSpltalized in Eng
land. reCuperating from wounds
IN both legs received IN France.
June 10. He has been awarded
the Purple Heart. A former
Southeastern High student, ne en-
listed in November, 1912. and was
overseas a year later. His mother
is Mrs. Clara Fenger, 6066 Benz
teau. a brother, Sgt Gilbert. is
also overseas.
Pvt. Bernard c. PAUL. y OF the
anti-tank corps, has been hos
pltallzed for wounds received July
% in France. ms parents. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph PAUL 669 ManiS-
tique, informed The Times today
Before entering the service IN Jan
uary 1913, ne was employed on
Look Magazine HIS wife. the
former Eleanor TlttcringtOn lives
al 800 81. CldlT.
Pvt. Ralph l.. Carter. -. lost
his life, June ID. IN France He
entered the service IN March
1912 and went overseas early this
year. Surviving HIM are his
father, Mr.. Judson Garter. 666
w Willis; three sisters and six
brothers.
Pfc. Richard r. Ptak, who was
sent overseas last May. was killed
on July 6 while fighting with the
infantry in France He had been
IN the service since March 1913
and leaves his parents and one
sister who live AT 1870 Nash
VILE.
- sgt. Chester l.. Gniatczyk. 26.
was reported killed IN Italy July
! according 10 word received by
his wife, Helen. of 62l4 Baldwin.
In the service for the past 10
months. Sgt Gniatclyk left for
overseas duty last January. Be
sides ms wife. he leaves a 2-ycar-
old son Paul Chester. his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. lgnac Gniatczyk,
and one brother, Pfc. Edmund
Memorial services were 10 be
held this morning in ST. Stephens
Church for Stanley =. Stetz. 10,
who lost his life in France. July
7. He enlisted in the paratroopS
IN February 1913 Prior to that
time he was employed at the
Ford Motor Co. Stetz leaves his
father Mr. Felix Stctz, 1915
Cecil, one sister and SIX brothers,
three of whom are in the service.
T/Sgt. Marion VI. Morehead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
DefroId Profit
S2.33 a Share

Net profit Of Sl14227i equal 10
S233 per share. for the nine
months ended july 81, after pro-
vision for federal taxes on income
and excess profits but before re-
negotiation. was announced today
tE President & Russell Fcidmann
a. International Detroia Corp. The
figures were after voluntary price
reductions OF S-35OoO on military
contracts by Deiro'a radio dlvl-
sion WHICH became part a. the
company Jan 1874 and Tor
which only seven months opera
tor> thus We're included
Fe.dW5rr disclosed mat net sales
RI ne company during the FIRST
three quarters 81 It's fiscal wear
were So as 900 Tre backlog of
untitled orders on July 81 was
SD s3s4ef
in addition 90 the Detroit radio
md eicriIHn- manufacturing di-
N1n fnr company has machinery
plants i.-1egt and indianapolis
Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Step Up Steel
Deliveries

CLEVELAND. Aug. 2S - For
ward delivery on some major steel
products has been relieved by fur
Their decline in buying and an in
creasing. though moderate, rate of
cancellations and cutbacks, says
Steel.
Sheared plates now are being
quoted by some producers for No
vemher delivery. against Deem
Der as the best promise recently.
A leading shape producer now can
offer shape tonnage for November
after being booked solidly into
December. Deliveries on some
wire products have eased. while
the situation on large carbon bar
rounds, particularly in special
quality, is still Tightening as a
result of the shell program. Deliv-
cries on small and medium bars
are barely holding their own,
usually November to January. de-
pending on specification and mill.
liON Nfdilltl, idAh VI WI hIi =
and necessity for repairs TO over
worked open hearths, the latter
also affected by manpower short
age, have brought steelmaking
operations 10 the lowest point in
the war period except for year end
and Independence Day weeks The
labor situation Is expected 10 be
worse when schools start, as many
students working during vacation
will return to their studies.
Last week the national rate
declined 2 points TO 80 per cent,
which compares with SO and 81 y
per cent the final weeks of last
December and 90 in the first two
weeks Of July.
Declines were noted in eight
districts and a rise in only one.
Pittsburgh dropped l point 10
9012 per cent, Chicago ll2 points
to 97ia per cent. Youngstown 3
points to 80. Cleveland 3 points
TO 80, Wheeling 3 points to go.
Detroit Z points to 81 eastern
Pennsylvania l u points 10 90 q,
Cincinnati 4 points 10 8S. New
England gained 10 points TO 80
per cent Rates were unchanged
as follows; Buffalo. 90l2; 81.
/ Louis. 81; Birmingham. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Auto
Graphs
Simple lest
CHECKS Flats
By SILVER FREEMAN

Whiie wearing out Of parts
and shortages in some critical
claSSifCauonS is making driving
a hazard. the greatest danger Is
still in the tires. Most Of the
cars seen stopped on The roads
are having 'Aat,' trouble.
fhlS is IN the main due 20
slow leaks. according to the Of
fee Of Defense Transportation
highway transport department.
Surveys and careful tests, the
department states show that
slow leaks are responsible every
day for needless destruction and
premature wear OF millions OF
tires and tubes on trucks, cars.
buses and tractors.
To combat this. the ODT has
devised 4 Simpihed method OF
detecting these leaks. known as
the comparative air loss system.
This test requires only a few
seconds and no special equip
mont and has proved invaluable
IN preventing roadside fats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Urge Soldiers
Hold Policies

NEW YORK. Aug % -- The
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of New
York. in a far-reachlng step calcu-
lated TO do everything possible
TO help returning service men
with their insurance problems, ="
has issued a set of instructions
on the subject to all of its
managers and field underwriters
throughout the country.
Foremost IS the instruction TO
underwriters that returning serv-
ice men always should be advised
TO continue their government life
insurance and under no circum-
stances should they be advised to
replace II with new insurance in
this or any other company"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Can Get Forms

ODT suggested that garages and
filling stations supply themselves
with forms on which customers
can keep a record'of tire presSures
shown by inspections when their
tires are filled with lar. The ODT
pamphlets contains sample forms,
which may be reproduced
Single copies of the pamphlet,
entitled How TO Prevent Road
side Flat Tires" may be obtained
without charge from the Min
tenance Section. Highway Trans
port Department, Office of De
Tense Transport. Washington IS,
ID. C. Copies in quantity may be
purchased from the Superin-
tedCnt of Documents, United
States Government Printing Of
flee, Washington .. q. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Constant Loss

ODT officials explained that
there is a constant small loss OF
air from tubes due 10 the natural
characteristics OF rubber tires
However, IN experimental tests IN
which nails were dHvcn into pas
Senger tires and tubes, II was
found that arr losses seldom de-
velOped the first day
In typical experiment a four
penny nail was driven into each
of the four tires and tnbcS of the
same vehicle. The vehicle was
then operated in the customary
manner. The record shocked that
tore No. l ran over 1900 miles
before going suddenly. flat tire
> ran over $500 miles, tire 3 ran
5.i00 mile. while tire had not
gone flat after $3.50 miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

for England last June. and ac-
cording to his last letter written
on July 81, had completed six
missions.
1t. John ID. Mclaughlin of the
navy air corps IS missing in the
Pacific. A former University Of
Detroit student. he IS the son of
MIR. and Mrs. John a. McLaugh-
lin. One brother, Pfc. William, IS
stationed in Texas.
sgt. Justin J. NanLoon. p of
the armored infantry division,
was killed June % in France. A
former student at 81. Anthony 5
High, he entered service IN June
1871, and went overseas one year
ago. He leaves his parents, DR..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Balanced Budget Would Inspire Confidence

II balance the budget know inspire
confidence business risks which
primarily undertaken by the government which
been undertaken all
There several in which Congress will able
down these SoCaed discretionary expenditures
Congress of the United States, which
mee reduction Of expenditures
undertaking studies efficient
IN the postwar world
To date have been able TO gather data and make
recommendations which viii help hold expenditures
and thus reduce the public provide
cit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Insist Government Activities Are Essential

would be the of the average American citizen
and American business undertaken by
government the field discretionary expenditures
essential both home and abroad and that such activities
carried on with a minimum of bureaucratic waste.
unacceptable expenditures including interest
the public debt military OUTLAWS for rehabi
and to the the regular
tasks of the federal According experts all
OF these expenditures will be much higher than they before
the This likely since the estimates that by
June 1913 VIII have public debt of between 24o $50
billions the of 2l2
will S6000OO0OO0 year. Thus interest
alone will be nearly much the federal
before 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
III Detroit Men
On Casualty List

Eleven Detroit servicemen have
been reported as casualties today
from the official war and navy
department releases and from
their families.
1t. Richard j. Collins, 81. has
been, reported killed IN action
Augs3 in England, according TO
the notice received by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Collins,
1867 w. Boston boulevard. 1t.
Collins graduated from Central
High and was a student at the
University of Michigan when he
enlisted in March. l943. He left