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PERSONAL.

MOTHER with child win do light house
keeping work and take care of infant baby
Hf HGG euETuRhb RSihbbFy SisS teacbe,
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
caoEnSeiSusneSS; private tutor. MI, $3.50. 14'
for booklet: guaranteed e product. J. S. G.
MCLEAN; 3Qo4 4th st: NV. 14'
SLIP COVERS, professionally cut and
eie0Fee' caii0fea' early ooa appointment restricted
sELF-CoNsCIOUs? Danish audience fear
through course IN public speaking. Learn
to talk on your feet and be prepared for
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
WITTY I. If YOU are in need OF a loan up to
1iSO Ds a. :" W 'O JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
TsDaiIed while you yait Room 6O2.
HOWELL AcADEMY ToR BoYs offers a
school and camp, art, music. riding, swim
FALLS CHURCH NURSERY 70 Children
further particulars, Fails church @ hifs Ia7o. g 8.
LARGE HALL suitable for club, lodges,
dances, ociety meetings, ETC.; by day,
syaabe ADpig maaaseT l9iTssnmsHf sURL1SaToN fSSsTS
HOTEL, E, ll2o 5 Vermont ave. NV. Price
shfP safispHe coyERs pi am Am pR.pERvrs rx,srt
$215kmanship: VI; & s:dsy DH dsliys1v. DAfdsE fdSSst
CULTURED FRENCH LADY. experienced
teacher, gives private lessons, individual
or group tuition day or evening. DE.
WORKING MOTHER DESIRES white girl
70 care for children, live in. 81. 1921.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness, piles. colds, flu or other all
nents. Also relief for aching. swollen feet
Lady natuIopath 80 yrs. experience, IN
charge. SH 26S5
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, toofing, rock wool N.
suPPIY pI g. EaUIPMENT a II III co f7e7 Pa ave
nv. Warehouse at 7th and T ne, D1-
GUARANTEED home improvements We
do papering, painting, roofing, tlnning'
pairs; no cash down; small monthly pay
ments: FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., 915
NeT Xors ays NV ma s41s IL, III.
iaying. ssndins. finishing, cleaning; nsr.
mo ~ &C coNTN5cI9sHs To Is4g NC 1919 wi''0n'
johns. .MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula-
ten steTm Ssh to years soto tS pay
GENES CEMENT f WokkIstone walls. dssstone
orfdsi MsRcuecio s9e SE Route nsS z Horners isns
GENERAL GENERA CONTRACTOR. building con.
shingle roofs. asbestos wall siding insula-
elon sRMFI sfRffsIf' "a GeaSifsss2 fsss2 estimates ifss
So TSoms sS s6ed mace Uorces 0
ASBESTOS asbestos siding and roofins and generai
a01Se eS rsDaFS ges our tTss ssttRStf HoM
RENO RESoyATNd sSf c.. izso trvins St. NV
AMlaT1EsRPpRooFING, va 1sspFIN all kinds; Easements
ERT E. PRICE. Republic 1881.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME Porches in
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing, roofing. siding and storm
sash Get our free estimate; Terms
erai contractors GE 1851
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-4o yrs
at making homes brighter: reasonable
rates for unexcelled workmanship. Fol
free estimate call RA $3.50, or GE. 1855
after 6 pm. LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS
S2s Emerson St; NV; ,.rrrpson.c.pn,.
NER CORP, Hobart 4120, Johns-Man.
vile roofing. siding insulation; storm win
dows. screens heating. remodeling Terms
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO. $500 Wis. ave WI ls00
GARDINER CORP. HO 4120; Johns-Man.
vile roofing siding, insulation;. storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
tion storm sash. THE CROSS CO.. MEM
bers Wash. Home Imp. Guild. CH. 043l.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al
terations, reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 2238.
DITOR-WRITER-The one you want for
your trade association publication, house
organ, general writing. With the all-round
background you want-magazine editing,
radio, newspaper, copywriting. Box 4S3-E,
Star
GIRL, colored, wishes job as clerk in dry
cleaning store. Atlantic 1884.
NURSE, professional, desires 10 or 12 hr
duty, maternity preferred: AL reference.
Call TR. 7149, MISS SMITH 6s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young lady, with
college background, has good refs. and is
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, experi-
enced, efficient and reliable; can begin at
SECRETARY : STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced, part time, legal or other. MI.
6446, Ext. SOB, morning.
SETTLED PERSON desires position in
nice family as attendant or practical
nurse to convalescent. Sligo ALSO.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK and tipping done
by. the hour or by the day in my downtown
Office. Telephone DI. 1911, So
TYPLST, expert. will do work at home
TYPIsT with secretarial experience de-
TYPIsT-kEDGER TYP CLERK. h desires position
8 days per week: experienced; references;
minimum salary 81 per hour. OR. 1705. 7s
TO HELP FAMILY; European working lady
college BACKGROUND, sews welD; wants
small quiet room; exchange light evening
duty. MISS LEE. Phi. DE 0491
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HELP WoMEN.

MATTRESSES, white, experienced. 1871
syss Ts 81 spfas % fs e tsRe care seo Of
2-year:old child. and do light laundry
Tues, Thurs, and Saturday; yeI In sl Fssilrling-
MRS. JOHNSON.
WOMAN, coiored, over 30, to care for 2
coupe Cook AD dinner @ Clean sH n m small sfa srart
ment; no Sundays or diapers; permanent.
WOMAN wanted, white. middle-aged. by
elderly woman as matd-companion leaving
for mountain resort. 2024 10th ST.. Ho.
WOMEN, colored, no experience neces-
Sary, TO train for COOK; starting salary.
$50 per week and meals. 1924 Upshur
WOMEN. white. IS to so, $50 to $40
week, TO learn cafeteria work in finest or;
rht paFs o s GREER co ooso
WOMEN WON 5oDy ghite s Ss7 NN E foT EWg c
Stand No /, Union Station.
WOMEN over So years of age to, sell in
oce 4ts oor GANssuRoS PRS sRo
9TH. 8th and E SITS. NV.
WOMEN to work in retail food stores; no
training for a short period at full wages
before being assigned to actual work in the
stores aTtomaic excellent
q holiday anu WORK aiss APPLY ply g sAFEW2Y aEVfsy
Yo1NG LA1IEs 'n wine; ahe hours oTS $40 am
to | pm, S1.14 per hr. salary for, first
week, increase second week. mo selling.)
To call on homes and record information.
Phone MISS COWAN, ma. 6264.
YOUNG WOMAN, white, take care Of phone
orders in grocery; 9;30 am, to 2 pm; $50.
INTERESTING WAR WORk-Earnings at
start, S31 20 weekly. with rapid increases;
no experience necessary. excellent working
conditions; ages, SO to so Apply employ
ment office. 722 18th st. n.w., Mon through
Fri, $3.50 am; TO 3 pm; Sat. S:30 a. m.
TELEPHONE co. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS
approved by War Manpower Commission.
teresting and vital war work, Earnings at
start, S3l 30 weekly. with rapid increases;
permanent positions; promotion opportuni-
ties; ages 9 to 3d. Apply employment Of
De- 722 18th st Nv Menday throuSh an
TO pm. THE CHESAPEAKE &: POTOMAC
approved by War Manpower Commission
BANK desires young lady to train for
clerical duties. This is a permanent posi-
tion, with an. old-establiShed Washington
ing in Washington viii not be considered.
Give age, education, reference and resi-
dence for past 3 years. Box 332-V, Star
GOVERNMENT WORKERS earn extra
money at our soda fountain, 2, 3 or 4
nights week; o to 10 pm; good pay:
SERVICE PHARMACY, 18th and Eye; sts
efficient and courteous hairdresser to work
in modern, attractive hair-dressing salon
amid pleasant surroundings, hours $3.50
to $50, closed Saturdays July and August.
If you meet our requirements, salary is
no object. VAN-REGA, INC, 1905 Conn.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

sTENOGRAPHERS ID, patent law exp.
essential, sos wk.; medical stenog,, S207;
stem. f.), newspaper with Spanish or
wk.; sten-librarian, $4,000, and hun
dreds of other top-salaried positions
BOYD'S lNA. 233S), 1888 F st. NV. (opp.
Capitol Theater).
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists; select DO.
sittons No charge unless placed: top SAL
aries es Visit NATL, TEACHERS. AGENCY
BooKKEEPERS fJ, S2,I0O up; Vicinity
Chevy Chase; real estate; unusual open
ing. Bookpr., days wk., wholesale, S45
Cashier. exper., over 21, $40 wk Miss
Reed. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G St.
NV. ma. 624l.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTic.

2 COLORED GIRLS desire houseworK BY
day Call NO. 1855. So
COOK and general housework, colored.
live in; refs; adult family. 1925 P st.
GIRL, colored, aged 49,. wishes Job asI
mother,s hslper part time; some ex-
GIRL, colored, wants general housework
no cooking experienced DE. 1851
GIRL, colored, wants days work. cleaning
or light laundry; 60c hour and carfare.
HC. 1884
GIRL neat, colored, would like lob as
SUSIE HfAsWELL. 1899 Swami st. n.w.,
desires tUn as domestic.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ABRASION COMPOUND, Emerson table
model radio, electric mixer. Westinghouse
electric fan. Craftsman jigsaw and motor,
wood lathe and motor. old Kentucky rife,
what have you? Glebe 2171.
never used; excellent tone; sos. Call GE
ACOusTIcoN tnew aid for hearing) )-Ney,,
er used; cost $3.50; "a price. Apt. "a, 1882
Columbia I'd, tel. co. $3.50. O.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators, various
makes hand and eiec., sale or rent; reason
able. CIRCLE 1I12 14th st. NV. DI. 1872.
ADDING MACH. elsc:. with. With subt.. s Ike
day, CO. 46s5; week, DI. 1872.
AIR COMPRESSOR, portable. Chicago Ls;a
driven unit. / air compressor, 300 Gu.
IT,. motor-driyen unit. 1 gasoline driven
MAcHY. & EQUIPMENT CO.. Alexandria.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make,,
incl elec.; also expert watch and jewelry
.sgsirlns s,5 dsEs dE,rTs ,sTyIcs ffEYyg TDrs g9ss e
1132 14th st. NV. ma. 1854. Open ewes
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STEN0GRAPHIC and secretariaI CLASSES
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
eomptometeI, all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses Est. 2S years: accredited.
Inquire Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL 1888
F st, Lopp. Capitol Theater).
PARENTS send your child TO good board
ing school this, fall. Free information on
military schools. church schools, and
junior colleges. Rates, $3.50 up. WASH
INGToN SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, 2O4
Colorado Bldg. RE, 1889
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
l34p ". ave ME E11S
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SITUATIONS MeN.

taxes, bookkeeping service. Box 245-J,
ACCOUNTANT wants part-time work, eve
nings, in private business. Box 337-J,
BOY, colored. is. wants work. Ho. 4133
BOY, colored wants work as busboy, or In
drugstore DE. 1851.
BOYS, 90, colored, want light work as
porters or messengers. Elk. 042l.
CHEF, white. first class. single. desires
grade living is essential; best local refer
ences. Box 404-J, Star
time . months, part time thereafter
Chestnut 7001 or Box 36o-J, Star
YOUNG MAN, considerable experience,
desires full-tirne employment have been
employed Curtis Pub. Co. Oregonian
Newspaper, Forest Service, u s. P. o.
Cali EN- g19S &c
Evening star., 1945-07-05
MOTOR TRAVEL,

WANT / OR RIDERS to san Francisco.
Leaving Friday. Call SP. O437-J
LEAVING FOR NEVADA, July 18th, early
RIDE TO DAYToNA. FLA.-share ex-
penses and help drive. Call after pm.
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susINEss OPPORTUNITIES lcons
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ment, doing fine business. Make offer
Apply 4012 Kansas ave. after q pm.
phone ia. 1890 or IA. 33h0 -
Evening star., 1945-07-05


FAN. 1en. osc.,. a.c.; A-h.p. motor. a.c.;
ible shaft with attach, misc tools and
house furnishings. Union 2529.
FANS; attic anS exhaust completely in
livery. MA. 1870 GICHNER
ana exhaust fans, also shutters, propsllers'
tors, polished aluminium. blades, chrome
SS4s$: AUSTIN ! BoRpA. s' ssents: NE
house. apartment. restaurant, bowling
drive Only tiSitsd humber sSailaoIe AZ "a e. with R5
EouipMENT CO. s47s As Sherman man ave-, Seo
FSS sSs'. 4 1s BLADES AND GUARDS few "a
build your own fan: ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT GO. 2473 Sherman ave. NO. 1919.
restyeS ntS tSe atss sSn as asb
as little as S25; factory methods employed;
BASKINS, furs. corner Sth and q sts. NV
Call National 6522 for bonded pickup
FURNACE; practically new. hot water.
FGRNisHfNGs Faf $SaaTS ssar; or Groom nouss vood
quality and new condition; owner leaving
city. Call evenings, WO. 7730.
FURNITURE-New bedroom living room,
ns's are Il ooa sme sfy1Ss S fas R sR
room, 7-piece bedroom,
9x12 Chinese rug, 9x12 fiber rug, radio,
Eaeus cespsr t. tables must sen this week,
FURNITURE--Bedroom living room and
kitchen; complete; radio. rugs and lamps;
reasonable; no dealers 4tIO Stamford
Str. St; s,r1 st Wissonsin ave, ch. ch., Md; s.
room suite, $S5; white breakfast set, SO
Gall OR; 5735 after pm. s.
FURkiTURE--Save Up TO 60E on all new
furniture, Specials on sofa beds studio
couches. bedroom living room and dinette
suites. See us before buying Easy terms
THE GROWN CO. s27-S29 7th st. NV
FURNITURE-t0-piece mohagony Duncan
Phyfe suite. HOLLYWOOD beds. studio couches,
sofa beds, odd. sofas. chest of drawers,
nah. credenzs, kneehole desk, dinette sets,
highboys. nah. bookcases, antique chest
drawers, 5-pc. wicker suite, upright piano
Use our credit plan. LINCOLN FURNI-
TURE CO. S07 Pa. ave. NV
couches. $3.50 up: HOLLYWOOD beds: beds.
complete. $3.50 up; dressers, $3.50 up;
tables, chairs. 26g2 14th NV to pm
FURNITURE, maple, excellent condition
living room, bedroom, curtains. rugs
Nicnois ave. sws
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09

Order the United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
@ D
AMERICAN
Gus TOM

This is the process of prosperity" Indeed,
by making full use of this country's limitle.
energy and ambition, we can help lead the
world into an era of peace and plenty greater
than any yet seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
New Ice Breaker
Opens Straits

SAULT STE. MARIE, Jan. s.
In a history-making occasion,
three 4,00o-ton cargo ship 5
ploughed through 10-foot ice in
the Straits of Mackinsc today as
a gigantic new S10.0oo,ooo ice
breaking vessel cleared the way
for them.
The cargo ships. en- route from
Duluth TO Chicago and eventual
war service, were guided through
the narrow straits by the USS
Mackinaw a coast guard ice
breaker, which was recently COM
miSsioned.
II was the first time ships OF
1000 tons have been able 10 naM-
gate the ice-clogged locks between
Dec. % and the spring navigation
season. Both American and Brit
iSh officials witnessed the feat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
ADVERTISEMENT
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
BrinQs Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve paEging backaehs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out OF the blood.
They help most people pass about3 pipts day.
poisonous matter 10 remain in your blood. il
may cause nAgging backaehe, IheumAtic
pains, leg pains, loss Of pep and energy, get
ting up nights. swelling, puifness under the
eyes, headaches and diIEiness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there lie something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and win help the
Is miles OF kidney tubes fush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doana Pilh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
Her Last Son
Dies in War

War, never particular where II
strikes, has left an irremedial
void in the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Martin Buiger. 2ll6 St Clair.
On Dec. %. 1913, the Oldest
son. 1t. Martin p. Bulger. D, a
bonbardier. died in action over
Germany.
On Dee. 20. 1914 not very long
after Mrs. Bulger had packed a
Christmas box and sent II on It's
way 10 France. the second son,
Pvt. Robert J. Bulger. q. serving
with a medical detachment In an
infantry outfit. was killed in ac-
ton.
Mrs. Bulger had no help in pre-
pairing that Christmas box. Her
husband, no longer young, suf-
fered a stroke and is virtually
helpless
The news OF Roberts death ar
rived Thursday IN a dread war
department telegram. lie had
been overseas a month.
The Bulgers have no other chill
dren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
BAIT Warns
Industrid|isfs

William L. Bait, vice chairman
Of the War Production Board, To-
day told the Economic Club az
the Hotel Statler. that further
government regulation of free
enterprise can best be checked by
industry making human welfare
a prime objective.
IF business does not convince
the worker that II Is doing as
much for him as can practically
be done, the worker will turn 10
government and there lodge his
demands" he said.
Government II not likely TO
turn a deaf ear"
WARNS OF TREND
There is steady and world
wide quest for greater security
in home and job he added, and
in man countrieS-lncluding the
United States-the trend is 10 use
the government 70 provide pro
lection when individuals or lesser
groups fail.
81 think we want 10 avoid
that as far AS possible" he
said. lin that direction lies the
form OF government we do not
like. What l think most of us
do like Ii TO give the free work
ers and the free management
the atmosphere in which they
can most clearly see their prob
lens and most intelligently
meet them together.
HARMFUL TO PUBLIC
''In the past management has
too frequently raised prices,
limited output, reduced wages,
and taken steps which at the
time seemed To promise greater
corporate security hut which
in the end have proved harmful
10 public interest and security.
while this il true Of some
management IL is also true that
some segments of labor under
the urge OF greater fears than
usually cOnfronts management,
have worked in the same direc-
ton and for the same reason.
when labor comes I'm with
demands that would have the
effect OF lessenlng the market
and so causing less profitable
business, management all too
frequently fails TO show labor
that the results of its demands
Will actually be less security"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
His Tavern Pal
Steals 0vercOat

Peter Gaviluk. 80, Of $3.50
Edwards, will give all strangers
he meets in taverns the cold
when he gets new
Gaviluk told police he
walked from a tavern last night
with a newly made acquaintance
who beat him at Martin, south Of
Michigan, taking his coat and $50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
SireeIcar Crashes
YNCA; 30 Hurt

PITTSBURGH, Jan. s ms
Thirty persons were injured yes
terday. three seriously, when a
skidding streetcar loaded with
war workers jumped the tracks,
sheared OF an iron utility pole
and crashed into the North Side
YMCA Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09

wal ivan AVAAOA
The army has named two-man
flying ambulance for Mrs. Vir-
ginia Weeks of 1855 Sixth in
recognition Of her work in the
Fifth and Sixth War Loan drives.
An employe Of the Vernon High
way Branch Of the Michigan Con-
solidated Gas Co.. Mrs Weeks
sold $500 worth of bonds during
the Fifth Loan drive.
In the sixth drive her sales rose
TO $l5,075. For her sales record
the army named a plane The
Spirit OF Vernon Highway" 10
honor her achievements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
Naxi General Killed

NEW YORK. Jan. s (INS)-
Maj. Gen. Willy Brandner Of the
German elite guard has been
killed in action. the Nazi DNB
agency said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
Fire Damages
Old Church

Fire yesterday destroyed a 40
year-old section Of the BEDFORD
Avenue Presbyterian Churc h,
1925 BEDFORD, shortly before the
pastor, the Rev. John r. McWil-
liams, was to open morning scrv-
ices.
Firemen said the blaze started
in the furnace room. No one was
injured.
Services will be held tempo
rarily in the newer portion of the
edifice which was unchanged, the
pastor said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09

TO be
abundance The WoH They BY the NATIONAL
FACURER HHeb hHamh different bnin@a and small, employing
eestof psg srupI n nspise curing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-09
w hats the oldest American customI

w hats the Oldest American customl
Gripmsl
Z Back in 1920 we grped about the cold win
ters-and built New England. We srlped
about the hot summers-and built the South.
We griped about the forests-and turned
them into wagons and bridges and homes. We
griped about Indian maize-and invented corn
bread and bourbon. We griped about the
stagecoaeh-and put the steam engine to-
gether We sriped about sailing around the
Horn-and dug the Panama Canal. We griped
about yellow fever-and found cure for it.
We're still gripping.
In the army, the navy, the air force-we
grippe The Germans call us the II want TO go
home" soldiers. They're right We do want to
go Monochrome to the best country on earth.
That's why we fight so hard. Fight and grippe.
Take Rome and Aachen and Saipan. And
grippe.
Back home we grippe, too. Labor gripeS be-
cause it wants more money. Investors grippe
because they want more generous dividends.
Consumers grippe because they want more for
their money. Management gripes because its
caught in the middle and finds it harder and
harder to make ends meet.
And that's good Because the sum Of all
these opipee repreSepte our raotIaserAee o,,r lie
satisfaction with things as they are, our itch to
do better and better and better
And that's how Improvement is born
Form satisfying all the gripes, including
its acknowledgement raises money for more
efficient machinery, so that labor can produce
better goods at lower prices This enables the
consumer to buy more. And that results in
more jobs, higher wages and fair profits.
That's the American way-born of gripping
Gripping and a willingness to cooperate.
Right now we have the greatest productive
capacity in all history. Much of il was built
for war-and will have to be rebuilt for peace.
In rebuilding it, however, we must :ake
steps to make sure we will be able to bny all
the many things that our factories and farms
can produce.
And that can be done. Not through govern
ment handouts-which result only in more
and more debt. But by using our productive
capacity to provide us with more for our
money in the things we buy, so that we can
buy more-and thus create more jobs and
more earnings for all.