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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
Chas Il. Perkins, Attorney
80 r. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
cifcun Court for the County Of
Wayne In Chancery.
John PETERSON. Plaintiff. -.
LEOLA PETERSON. Defendant.
No. 3sl.3S9
Al session ~ said Court held
AZ the Courthouse In the City %
Detroit on the 9th day OF January
AID. l9s5.
Present Honorable ADOLPH r.
MARscHNER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing by ar
fidavit on file that the defendant.
Leola Peterson. cannot be served
by process issued out Of this Court
as she Is not q resident Of the
state of Michigan. but resides in
the City OF Dayton. County OF
Montgomery. State OF Ohio.
on MOTION Of Charles r. Per-
kins attorney for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT i.eoia Peterson. appear
and answer. the Bill OF Complaint
in this calis-s. within three GU
months from the date OF this or
der or that said Bill will he taxi
en- as confessed and that this or
der be published according 10 law
and a copy thereof be servee upon
the defendant by registered mail
as required nv law.
ADOLpH r MARSCIINFR.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copvl
cASPAR y LfNGEMAN. Clerk
BY THOMAS B. CABLE
Deputy Clerk. 2-s-5-i7. 1916
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Chas x. Perkins. Attorney
so F.. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County ~
WAYNE in chanoery
LILLE BEARD Plaintiff vs.
OHNIE c. BEARD Defendant.
No. 37l.ss3
AZ n session OF said Court held
a. the Courthouse In the CRY OF
De'ror on the 18th day OF January
AID. l945.
presen; Honorable ADOLPH F.
MARScHNER Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by az
fidasit on file thar he defendant.
Johnnie c. Beard cannot be served
hy process issued out OF this Court
ss he Is not a resident Of Tho State
T Michigan but resides IN the City
OF Gates. County OF l.aut
state OF Tennessee
OK MOTION Of Charles r. Per-
kinS. attorney for plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Johnnie G Beard. appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
n this cause within three f3l
months from the date OF this order,
or that said Bill will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published according to law and a
copy thereof he served upon tho
defendant by registered mail as
required nv law.
ADOLPH F. MARsCHNER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
iCASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY A. sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk. 1851. io4S
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simmons & Bihb. Aifys.
- Graiiof

STATE or MICHIGAN m nc
Circuit roget Pr The Coun'v ~
Uavne IN chautery
MiNNtE LOTION PilniH ts.
ERNST LOTION and r ~ r
CHRYsLER coRp0RArf0N 10
PENDANTS
A. session m said c1ur' h,ia
o. Inc Count House 70 fhe iiv =
Detroit ~ ihc ilih day % Deeer
Der AD 1855
Present Honorable CLYDE !
WEBSTER Circuit judge
In This cause p appearing from
afidatif on fils that after diligeni
search and inquiry ii cannot be
asceriained 10 WHAT state or coun-
~ the defendant resides.
ON MOTION or simmons and
Bihb attorneys Tor plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED that a cory N
this Order ha Published accota ~
- iay In hc Detroit lrihnn. and
MISC thar copy ~ This Ofdn o
sent by registered mail ~ sal o..
PENDANT az bis lasi known 4ra-ss
20 wit ago $ Central s'fet' ~
Angeles California.
CLYDE ! WEreTtr
Circuit Judge
a Trne Copy
CASPAR , LfNGFNAN Cle
BY a SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 2-l7 -33i ittt
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w. 3slos3
ORDER or ri Biz ALTON

A. 4 SESSION % SAID Court ned
AZ ,he o4 House p he NdtAe
Iu.y B4GalNE il he cry Of Dee
o1rty Of Wayne aid STATE
ss M. e.gsn on the e9na day OF
January AID lt45.
prss4n, The Il oa Fable
ApOLpH = MARscHNER CIRCUIT
Judge.
/ appearing by a1-eaNi' aNseh-
~ no ef0 mat TIE De,enGaut
fisorgs Washing on is not a resi-
ssrt iA- stare OF Michlsan. and
aa us as snoau address VAS
H & Bhxs9 Ssnaower, County
81 SlafioNer aad STATE o; Miss.s-
pp
0N MOTION ~ Alonzi y; Pe'll-
tat. Af'oraes ;r The Plaintiff u
Is Ordered that he said Defend
ant. George Washington. enter his
,3earaHte IN this cause on or be-
ore three i2 mon'as from the
lofs o. This order or that The said
Ril Z Compliant BE- taken as con-
fessed and that The said order be
served and published n the De-
III Tribune a newspaper pph-
.sned and circulated ia the sad
ounty Of Wayne as required by
iaw.
ADOLPH ?. MARScHNER
Circuit Judge.
4 True Copy
& ASPAR J LIAGEMAN, Clerk.
By A SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 2-1-5-l7 l9i5
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LEGAL notice.

published, and circulated in 40,
County. and a copy Of the sams !.
sent TO the last-known pos, ors
address Of the defendant by =.
glslered mail.
ADOLPH +. MARSCHNep
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. cler.
By A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk. 2-11-3-ai VA,
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No. 3sl0si
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A. session ~ sand Court held
a. he Court House. in the Wayne
county Building in the Cry Of
Detroit County Of Wayne and
STATE ~ Michigan on the 22nd
lay N January ID, 1915
ptessrf 7 b Q Honor able
ADOLpH r MARScHNER Circuit
Judge
T. appearing ny affidavit attach
Cd hereto Thar he Defendant.
Ioshaua crawford alas walker
is ro' resident ~ The State Of
Micalran and that his last known
address WAS Us. NTDC Camp
Ellioi' San Diego, 49, California
on MOTION ~ Alonzo D. Petit
ford Attorney for the Plaintiff. Il
s Ordered that the said Defend
snf Joshaua Crawford. alias Walk
or enter his appearance In this
cause on or before three go
months from The late ~ this order,
or that the said Bill Of Complaint
he taken as confessed and that
me said order be served and pub
lished az required by law.
ADOLPH F. MARsCHNER
Circuit Judge
4 True copvl
CAsPAR J LiNGEMAN. Clerk.
. Nv a sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk e-5-3-i7. 1916
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LEGAL NOTICES

fendant. jeanette Patton. appear
and answer the bill OF complaint
filed In this cause within Three 90
Months from the date Of this ord
cr or said Bill o. Complaint VIII
no taken as confessed against ner
by the plaintiff.
1T Is FURTHER ordered that
a true copy Of this order be pup
lshed according TO law ana tnat
true copy o. this order be sent
hy registered mail 10 the said ae-
PENDANT at her last known post o.
rice address. at least Twenty Days
before the time prescribed for her
appearance. n
ADoLPH +. MARScHNER'
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAspAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By 4. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk o-l''--5--f' A'to'
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BENJAMIN y. lester. Attorney
lln lIInlnn slrnnl.

STATE or ulcHICAN IN The
Circuit Court FOR The County ~
Wayne IN Chancery.
WALTER GRfER plaintiff W
ELLA HUDSON GRIER, Defend
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
Chas X. Perkins. Attorney
90 =. Warren Ave.


STATE oF MlCHlGAN IN the
C,rca. Court Of ihe County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
WILLIE MAE CUNNINGHAM.
plari!n. IS DWIGHT CUNNING
HAM pefcadAnt
No. 3sl.sS6
A. session OF said Court held
at he Courthouse n the City OF
notoi' IN the 18th day OF January
AD 1875.
Present Honorable ADoLpH F
MARscHNER. cieul Judge
In his cause II appearing by az
iidavit en- Tile that me defendant,
pa .rhi Cunningham cannot be
served by process issued out OF
this Ceui, IS he is not a resident
az The stare OF Michigan, hGt re-
sides In me CITY 81 Cincinnati.
county of Hamilton state Of ohio.
ON MOTION Of Charles r. Per-
k.rs. attorney for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the de-
fendant Dwish, Cunningham. ap-
Roar and answer the Bill OF Com
plant In this cause within three
lg months from the date OF this
order or that said Bill will he TAX
IN as confessed and that this or
dor be published according 10 law
and a copy thereof be served mp
on the defendant hv registered
mail as required by Law
ADOLPH r. MARSCHNER,
Circuit Judge.
CA True Copvl
cAsPAR T.. LINGENAN, Clerk
Iy A SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk. e-S-3-l7 1919
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{ harles n. Berry. Atty.
1905 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho
CnyNf Couf' ;oi the County OF
WAYNE in ChanCery.
OLlN WILLIAMS JR Plaintiff
vs. LUCILLE WILLIAMS. Defend
an
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Arthur W. Rhodes. tffy.
60. 7. Adams A,cnne

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
cnrWf Court Tor The County cf
Wayne in Chancerv
SAMUEL PATTON Plaintiff w.
JEANETTE PATTON. Defendant
N0. Bliss
a. 2 session OF ihe said cnur
held a the court house in the cry
o. DETROIT m the 30th day OF Jam
uary. AID 1873
Present Honorable ADOLpH r.
MARSCHNER Circuit Judge.
i appearing from affidavit on
file that the defendant Jearctc
Patton Is not resident OF the
State Of Michiran bur that She g
a resident Of the state Of indiana.
and that she resides az iaois ".
Michiean In the City ~ India
napolis County OF Marion and
state ~ Indiana.
on MOTION Of Arfhur w Rhod
rs attorney FOR plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
timer 4. Tatken
Attorney
agln Nnnterst Atenae

STATE ~ NicH!sA> u ne
cife, c.a7. ,9r county o. wayne
u rharcery.
THERA 81 RAY pla.n''; W.
croRGE y RAY Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
William T. Patrick. Sr. Atty.
1901 II. Antoine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne I'm Chancery.
WILLIE J. PACE. Plaintiff. VS..
WILLIAM PACE Defendant.
No. 36Ss5s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
Frederick Yates. Atty.
OIL crafiof

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN tho
Circuit Court for the County ~
WAYNE IN Chanccry.
ILLINOIS FORD. Plaintiff. W.
JESSIE FORD Defendant.
No. 31i730
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al session Of said Court held
al the. Court House In the City OF
Detroit In said County on the 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
Ralph W. Miller. Atty.
I'LL Cnnln NJ.

STATE or MlCHIGAN n i.
Circuit Court for the County :,
Wayne in Chancery. =
EMMA JEAN WILLIAMS. p,.,
til vs.. BERNADlNE Wli.liArS
Defendant.
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SO. ain6sI
OkDLk or PUBLICATION

At a session OF said Coa he.
at the County Courlhouse 4.
City 81 Detroit this 18th e,y I,
January. AID. 1915.
Present Honorable FRANK q
FERGUSON. Circuit Juds
II appearing TO this coi. M,
AFFIDAVIT on file that Blp.n.
Williams, the defendant he,.n 7,
NOT a resident OF the STATE +.
Michigan bur that he reside, n,
state OF Arkansas al ArkadsIsb,,'
IT Is ORDERED horrv ,as I,
appear and answer the Rll n
Complaint filed in this csea
within three 80 months igom n.
date OF this order or said la,i M,
be taken as confessed
FURTHER thar aA n,
This order be sent ~ -,
known address of the sa.d d.tena.|
ant Bernadlne William. 4 roe.,
tered mail. and that IN ca-e no A..
eisicrcd return reeeip, ssred y,
The defendant is received "a. I,
order shall be duly puh aoa a,
required by law
FRANZ y FEEt soXl
circ'i juasa|
n-fu fasl
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Alonro u. Pettiford. ATTY.
l3nS broadway

STATE aF MICHIGAN n ne
A!t Coaft Tor TIE County Of
Navne Va ~hsrcery
rESS1E LIE WASHINGTON.
raauH Sc E0RGE WASHING
TON neferlaNt
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CLYDE I WEBrTtr
Il-...It f.4.
Amer A. Tatken. Ats.
32I0 Monterey A,enne

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court Tor the County Of
Wayne IN Chanccry.
FLORA BOYD. Plaintiff. SIS.
NAPOLEON boyd Defendant,
No. 3sl65s
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND
PUBLICATION
Az a session Of said Court held
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Alanxo y. Pettlford. Atty.
1905 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN he
rWcpf Court for the County OF
Wayne m Chancsry.
ODESSA SEARCY Plaintiff Ns
fosHAlA CRAWFORD, allas
Na.hAr- Defennani
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william 4. Patrick. SRI Atty.
tonf - infoine III.


STATE OF MIcHlGAN 10 the
cirruit Court for the county OF
Wayne in Chancery
MAMIE LEE BARNES. Plaintiff
as EDWARD BARNES. Defendant
M. 3e9~iG
ORDER TO APPEAR
A., a session OF tho above eniHled
Coui4 held in The County Building
n M city u Detroit County OF
WAYNE and state Of Michigan this
Goth day Of December. AID. lsli
Present. Honorable JOHN v
BRENNAN Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing ny
AFFIDAVIT. that me Defendant IS nor
a resident OF ,he STATE OF Michi-
can hu' iha, MS las' known place
~ residence was az stanford, Ken
rncky
ON MOTION n William T Pa-
trick ST.. Attorney Ter the Plain
iiT
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED ihat
ne Defendant enter his appear
ancf either IN person or by A.
inrney wHhin Three ~ months
from 'he date hereof or tho Bill
~ Complaint Will ne taken as con
fesscd asairs' him
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
thar a true COPY n this order 70
appear be ualed ~ tho last known
address o. tho Defendant py re-
sisfeicd mail return rcvcipt ~
quesicd posiaze prepaid and tina
iree COPY ~ sad order 'o arr
pear be published according 70
law
JOHN y Brennan
circuit ludee
a TIME Copy
cASpAR ! LfNGEMAN. Clerk
Rv s. SHTnD.
nepa,v clerk a-io-sa3 l945
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Charles u. Kerry. ATTY.
l3DS Rrf Rdwnv

= = ! r. VT r. ilA'f'tN if Wv
Circuit COur HE C1lN, az
Wayne IN chs cry
ROZENER SCOTT. Plaintiff vs..
OSCAR SCOTT Defendant
M. 3siOs3
ORDER or PIBiICATlnN
AZ session Of said Court held
ln The cry 81 Detroit Wayne
County. Michigan on January -
1916.
Present Honorable AnOLpH r.
MAR SCHNER Circuit Judge
II appearing 20 this Honorable
Cois fom AFFIDAVIT on file that
oscar Scaff defendant hcroin rs
not resident OF the cry OF De-
fioh County ~ Wayne. and state
Michigan huf resides AZ 453 In.
diana avenue Toledo Ohio
on MOTION Of Charles p Rev.
ry attorney for the Plaintiff
TT IS ORDERED that the a.
PENDANT. Oscar Scott. enter his ar
pearance in said cause on or h.-
fore Three "a months from IN,
date W This order or said Bip OF
Complaint will be taken ne con-
tossed against him and that ne
said order he published in the De.
'foil Tribune newspaper printed
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN Tho
c'rouf CONT for ne County =
Nayne IA rnancsrv
OTTO RlPFfTs Plaintiff 81
SUSIE ROBFRTS Deferient
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01

beginning of a new peaceful era,
and that our soldiers will come
home from all battle fronts.
DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick, the
noted preacher, speaks in one of
his sermons of the soldier who
appeared discouraged just before
going into battle. The Padre at
tempted to cheer him up. He told
him of the privilege that was his
to go out and to build a new
world. ooh, no." answered the
soldier, eve are destroying the
old one, it will be up to you to
build the new one" The old
world has surely been destroyed.
Millions of lives have been lost.
The challenge to all of us is to
build the new world on more
durable foundations. Our late
President Franklin Delano Roose-
welt has given us. the blueprint.
A beginning has been made in
the adoption of the San Francisco
charter. Our Congress has sane
toned the charter. But the real
sanction will come when it be-
comes felt in the minds and hearts
of all men. All of us will have
to give of our spirit as we have
given to organize our country for
war. Only then will the world
be assured of permanent peace.
AS Jews we turn our particu-
lar attention to our specific Jew
ish problems. Statistics indicate
that there were before the war
about Is million Jews in the
world. Now there are but IL mil
lion left. 1t has been a sorry
spectacle indeed to note that 4
million of us have been Destroy
ed. Poland which has led our
people in spiritual activity has
been wiped out. The European
Jew certainly has lost his vitality
in the course of the war years,
and will not be able to recover
from his narrowing experiences to
make for our survival. The man.
tie has fallen upon the Ameri-
can Jew. Will he be equal to
the tremendous responsibility!
The Jew of the smaller commun-
tiles have been totally indifferent
to the survival of his people. He
has been primarily concerned
with the negative aspects of Juda-
ism. He has worried about anti
defamation work. He tried his
best to assure the people in whose
midst he has lived that, ''the Jew
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
THE TASKS
BEFORE US
BY MANUEL GREENSTEIN
Rabbi, Congregation Beth Ell.

Rabbi, Congregation Beth Ell,
West Palm Beach, Florida
On behalf of the community of
West Palm Beach, Florida, I want
to extend best wishes for Happy
New Year to all the Jewish read
ers of The Southern Jewish
Monthly and to all our people ev-
erywhere.
On Rosh Hashonah when an
other year has been added to the
number allotted to us, we become
aware of the fact that we are but
visitors on earth and our stay may
be curtailed at any time.
Let us give thought to some of
the problems which give our life
an immortal quality. Through our
endeavor on behalf of our fellow
man we give to life an undying
character.
The world at the beginning of
57O6 is no longer at war. While it is
true that German terrorism has
been destroyed, there is much
yet to be done. Let us pray that
the New Year will witness the
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Continued on Page 11)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-27
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOwER

WASHINGTON. Sept. ~ -
Up American officials work.
ing out plans to help Britain are
said today to favor q loan Of
SIS, 600, 900 900. 1t would be at q
very low interest rate and with
out strings on where the money
could be spent.
Whether a plan along this line
finally is presented to Congress
will depend on further Anglo
American negotiations and for
NAL acceptance of the idea by
the London and Washington
governments.
Trade talks that have been
underway here several weeks
still are in the stage of explor-
ing just what Britains financial
troubles are and exactly what
help may be needed. Neverthe-
less, opinion among American
negotiations is fairly well form
ed on the main points.
Thus, on the word of fully-in-
formed authorities il is possible
to report that the situation to-
day stands as follows:
The essence of Britain's trou-
BILE is that she has to exist for
the next three years or more
while re-converting to profita-
BILE peacetime trade.
American officials accept the
British contention that if finan-
cial aid can be obtained in this
country it will be possible for
the new era of trade to be devel-
oped along free, competitive
lines. Otherwise the British En-
pire will have to 60 in for a
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Recovery Loon Proposed
at Low Rote of Interest

kind of economic isolationism
in order to survive the crisis.
NO FREE GRANT
The Americans do not accept
the British thesis that the aid
must be practically . free grant
of from $3.OOO,000,000 to $6,-
600, 900, 000-the range the Brit
ish are talking.
Instead, the United States
view is that the British must cut
their overseas sterling debt of
sic. 900, 900, 900 by probably 40
or so per cent.
Americans contend such &C.
ton can be justified because the
loans were made by India, Egypt
and other countries at q time
when Britain was getting about
lend-lease assistance from the
United States.
With such q reduction, the
British would be in . sounder
financial position and also
would be able to take on new
obligations.
Before the trade talks started
the United States was thinking
in terms of q $4,000, 00O, 900
loan.
RE.ESTABLISH CREDIT
The reason for the larger
amount is that with the greater
financial backing the British
would:
/. Be able to make better bar
gains with other countries.
2. Get more assistance and
cooperation from other coun-
tries and,
3. Probably actually use less
money from the United States
than If they got q total smaller
credit here.
The contention on this last
point is that if the British have
ample credit backing they will
be in a better trading position
with other countries.
A once-held view that expen-
diture of the money might be
limited to the United States has
been pretty well eliminated the
belief now is that the loan
should be available for the
British to draw on as they need
it. They could use it to finance
purchases in India, Argentina or
anywhere else.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-27
Camp Financing
Asked BY Scouts

Macomb Council of Boy
Scouts this week stood pledged
to bear its share of the Clinton
Valley Councils program for
the rehabilitation of Camp Aga
wan, Oakland County, which is
urgently in need of new dining
and sanitary accommodations.
At a meeting of the council in
Mount Clemens this week, Mar
tin G.. Schwartz presented the
problem for consideration. Guy
L. Verkler presided.
All council members agreed
on the necessity for the Macomb
Council aiding the project, and
it was agreed that friends Of
Scouting will be asked to help
the Agawam Fund.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept. ~ -
(Pl- Majority Leader Barkley
(Ky) is preparing to ask the
Senate TO approve the full en-
ployment' bill on the ground it
is only preliminary legislation.
The measure, undergoing its
third day of debate, lays down
a policy that all Americans able
and wanting to work ARE entit-
led TO an opportunity for useful
remunerative, regular and full
time employment" 1t further
provides for whatever volume
of Federal expenditure and in
vestment is needed ITO assure
continuing full employment"
However, as the arguments
grew more heated by the hour.
Barley invited reporters to
look at the final section of the
Bill. which emphasizes that
goals of the legislation must be
achieved by later laws.
That section" he said,
means that Congress will have
to come along later and specifi-
cally authorize everything hop
ed for, limited at or mentioned
in the previous pages of the Bill.
HITS OPPOSITION
This nullifies all those fan
tastlc predictions the opposition
says we are committing our
selves to-"
The pending Senate business
is amendment proposed by Sen
ators Taft (R-Ohio) and Rad
cliffe (D-Md) to tone down the
spending policy. Rather than the
inclusive phrase Federal in
vestment and expenditure" they
urge that the Senate 60 no far
Their than to endorse q Public
Works program consistent with
other governmental needs, obli-
cations and essential considera-
tons of national policy.
Senator Millikin (R-Colo) and
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BorkIey Asks Senate o. K.
of Full Employment Bill

others have expressed fear the
present wording would put the
provision of jobs ahead OF ali
other governmental obligations,
even national defense.
Discussing what ne termed
the inflationary implications OF
unlimited national spending,
Millikin shouted late yesterday
that the Bill is "a printing press
measure. He added that infla-
ton OF the currency could des-
troy the nation.
Barkley signed and settled the
burdens of his office a little
more comfortably on his shout
ders.
They say il is darkest ius.
before the daylight" he observ-
ed. "On that basis, we sure
ought to be in good shape on
this bill"