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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1(17 Difference Between Them A GROUP of Congressmen are demanding that the rate ol interest charged on HOLC loans be reduced from per cent per The Th eater by Lea C. Shaw uoo dMo rning By Milcolm W. Bingty The Voice of the People Gfje pfinrit tfrtt 33rr2 vi iwm earn ssw a uiw ra Oat-.

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Act ar )ec Tft fear Wrmm aT'swa mtn i.iamaa IkaaT 9 baf Mtr aw.sa Hm? as nam a BAaaaj ajfsj in gay, annum to 3' per cent. Simultaneously Mr. Roosevelt proposes that the interest and service charges on FHA insured mortgages be cut from S'i per cent a WH4T PRICE EXPEDIENCY I Chi riot GrecawaodUsUll In interview the other day troupuig- around the Middle Wnt in WahingloB. John Len de-! -Leaning on Letty," wiU the rUred that Mr. Rocevelt had kt m' financial ucc-a truit much preatiee b-uw of hia lack i marked her Detroit vuit.

How tX.WiVE.RCO Sr 0CT0T SO M.Oi CiT CI AD itijl Dif Da -r -f aa? era S1 A.ael S00 00 14.00 year to a per cent. The discussion of these two PrODOsals show. rf buity a an adminiatrator. I 'vri Uitn unii lo eye ucn that many people have not a dear idea of the .1 7Z i the O. Jeor ent to da tj-t r- on give ifference between the HOLC and the FHA.

many citie in which to appear. M.ki Gieenwood and her husband and manager. Martin The Home Owners Loan Corp. was created i contention. MAil 4VST PT OKi Ik 1''10 r0 if'C0 prS.

ELt 0 'r e-i Dj Is (uMf luM KOH'M I I US TkRK wrMTHS 10 sOnl. Okt Mail Ij i.m 0 0 evau 0a'r O- I 90 par r-ef. He told Mr. Rooaevelfa aee- thi, thought In mind reUry. Mclntyre.

e.Uing him oa hrr, mni hemr by Congress in 1933, as a temporary means of stemming the flood of mortgage foreclosures which set in with the depression and thus the phone while he aaa in New laia for nev Vphice a York and aakuig him to drop dmt1 to lay her helping people to save their homes. vjiv v. Mile (iuun in awv inw nrM present plsy asid. Congress gave it an initial capital of and authorized it to expand its oper dent, but uaunng him that there was nothing; urgent. This "come UatSIR Of TMl AaaOClAUO SS TV, s.aM.ata P-w asMusws'r aes lw Mcn nrM ca SS Mi tacl mm 4 A i ri aBiiat.ea tiHIM tfmf m- rawsa.

11' up and aee me nmetime" tnvil ations through the issuance ot Government lion puzzled him aa heretofore Signs By Edgtr A. Guest When the women start to wonder If my gfoces are "eights" or under Or approximately "sevens" Are the socks I wear "elevens" Then it's just as plain as day. Christmas shopping's under way. When they look me up and down As a seamstress eyes a gown 1 can tell this earthly globe I'm being measured for a robe. To myself "Oho!" I say.

Christmas shopping's under way. When it suddenly occurs To the girls to speak of furs In a very casual way. Such as "fox is cheap today!" Then the web is being spun. Christmas hinting has begun. When the conversation swings Upon most expensive things And they slyly watch to see If concerned I seem to he Sothing more I need to hear.

Christmas Day is drawing near! (Coprrifhl. 137. Maw A CueaO guaranteed bonds, which must be redeemed by Now comes word thst Wilbur Daniel Steele and Norma Mitchell (another family combination, who fashioned "Post Road," which became in turn ar about ready with new piece that will available for Miss Greenwood by th first of th year. TtctPMOOCi: AeiH O0 far SlA-esiea jO-fer Otr 0wi ill aaeartma-t. U'U'ii.

iyl iit. kuktoetiwi Its. Deer Slaughter Archery Croup Declare To the Editor: RenSytrg te VeJ i Campbells (of th Mutufaa Hu-! mane Society) liaim to ha found "evidence ol scores of trafic kill, ings by the season a bow and arrow fad among hunters." I charge thst th statement is unadulterated. "honey." He cites th ess of a buck he claims to have trun-i in the ahot through the shoulders dead after running 100 yards, with biood evidence in Lb i now. I First Ther waa na anow tn th only counties open, Inaco anl New sgo during the bow ar.d arroe season, Nov.

I to 14. i Second If an archer hit a buck: in such a vital spot, resulting in almost tnstsnt death, do you Lnir.lc he would have left it there for Mr. Campbell te find Third If Mr. Campbell had with. drawn the arrow he would ha 'found th archers nam and ad-i dies on it, and th archer woull 1 ha been very proud to claim hia prize.

1 hereby offer to pay Mr Cam r-; bell transportation snd of linn, if be can tsk me to are spot in Michigan shut he rsn prcdur one of (he "scotes" carcasses of deer shot with an ar Tovark-h" la another play soon to be shelved because there is no OUT-Of 0ef.CU k. y4 4 Caest, tti ISeiaas A r-iteae Vtrrm 4 Cant-, let, fnm Ve'iae 4 Cenkua, tea-. Taw St. ir franca 1 aX'-kt more territory to be covered. How- i uih requests have always been apecific.

a a Then I got it" says lwi. Bill Green had been to the White House and so I got this nebulous invitation for fear I might be displeased. This illustrates one of th most aanoui defects of th Administration." How many aenatora, congressmen, governors, businessmen and civic leader can testify to th same experience! Always the straddle, always th playing one end against th other, always the insstiahl desire to play, polilirs instead of getting something done. Era ana Oar'a- Hal, 14 Mee M. ever, th closing of th company headed by Eugenic LeontovUch at the conclusion of its Chics go en- 1 gsgement does not mean idleness 110 kal.anai reta a WEDNESDAY.

DECEMBER 1. 1937 for this fin actress She will go from Tovarirh" Into "Romance," the play by Edward Sheldon in which ahe appeared at an upstate New York theater last summer. ivsi. according to tne original act. The HOLC stopped lending money in June, 1936.

after having advanced something over $3,000,000,000 to more than a million home owners, and is now engaged in recovering this money from the borrowers, as the payments of principal and interest, at the rate of 3 per cent per annum, fall due. The Federal Housing Administration is a permanent agency, created by Congress in 1931 to encourage private residential construction. The FHA it not a lending agency, but a mortgage insurance agency. Anyone who wants to build a home, for example, goes to a bank and borrows up to 80 per cent of the appraised value of the property, at a maximum annual interest and service charge of 5'J per cent, and repays the bank in monthly amounts, which include insurance, taxes and interest, as well as a part of the principal. The FHA appraises the property, watches the process of construction to see that it i up to a fixed standard, and insures tht bank against loss on its mortgage in the event that the mortgagor fails in his payments.

The functioni of the HOLC and those of the FHA must be clearly distinguished if the two proposals respecting the reduction of in- Unless our Informants ar wrong, this would be the ssm Romance" In which Dons Kesne scored such a resounding success a doren yesrs sgo, first in this 1 country, where she plsyei the I rol of Msrgherita Cavallini for two years. I Going to London later, she' speedily becam th toast of th town in th sam part continuing for more than 1.000 performances Ben Franklin one said that every child should he required to learn the lessons of Aesop Kahles hy heart as a guide lo conduct throughout life. Mr. Roosevelt might read again, to his advantage and that of th Nation, th story told by the ancient Aesop, which went as follows: A miller and his son were driving their asa to a fair. On the way they met a troop of girls.

"Look there." cried one of them, "did you ever see sin fools, to be trudging along on foot when they might be riding?" The old man. National Whirligig News Behind the News neior me piay waa wiuiarawn. A Doll House," In whirh th four-star combination headed by Ruth Gordon waa seen her recently, la still touring. It will probably reach Broadway between Christmas and New Years. Industrial and financial leader ar well aware of the vindictive undercurrent among those who were lately close to the throne This potential future menace ta no help in restoring the elusive psychology of confidence which is essential to revive business wnun is now oeing discussed in Wahington, are not to lead to confusion of mind.

Viola Roach has been signed for on of th leading roles in support of Katharine Hepburn in tne Tneater Guild a new produc tion of "Jan Kyre." It will go into rehearsal about th middl of row and left in th wools. In snticipatmn of th sttsiks of crsnks. th Michigsn Arrheia Association has kept careful rer. orda on th bow and arrow sea" hich show Three bucks with the snow producing almost mat an-taneous death: no wounded deep left in the woods; no does or fawns shot; no farmers" livestock shot; no hunters killed or wounded. Th Humn Society, instead of knocking archery hunting, should encourage it th archer rum's for the joy of th hunt snd not fr th pot.

Kills at f' and far between. On out of thtee rifle hunters bsga his buck: on out of 50 sirhers gets his. Th archer is a sportsmsn of the first water, willing to give hia game sll the odd sny sportsman ran. As to the timaneness of the sr row. the entire body cavity is a vital spot ani the snow piodma death ery quickly by sevriing hundreds of blood vessrls, csur rig terrific internal hemorrhase Any number of rases csn be cited lo prov thst the ari.iw is far more humane than the tifie bullet, sh-a.

gun or buck shot. Hunting wi'h a how and annals good ronsrvation because it saves gsme It is good j. ship hecaii" It pivra the game h''. te than an even chan-e It Is human as any kind of hunl'nj. A MiniAF.LSdN.

Chairman Committee of Archery Hunting. Michigan Arrheia He Mut Go Further THE first reaction to President Roosevelt's special mesae to Congress on the housing question have been friendly, but not especially enthusiastic. Thit it quite understandable. What the President propose ii desirable far the im it concerned. But the method he urge, though much more substantial and practical than many New Deal idea fail to meet the main issue that must be faced before sound general national recovery comet.

We do not mean that Mr. Roosevelt is wrong when he says that the construction industry if speeded up can put idle funds to work and so help circulation of the Nation's money supply and that this in turn will increase National income, reduce unemployment nd contribute toward balancing the budget. But the measures Mr. Roosevelt proposes, to bring about remedial large scale production nd increase the buying power of the consumer, are insufficient. The big thing the people of America, producers, workers and consumers alike need is pot more "aid" from Government but a clear field and a fair chance to go ahead on their own.

If Mr. Roosevelt wants to help surely and effectively, he must first of all actively urge immediate repeal of destructive and ruinous tax laws, such as the undistributed profits tax. he must order Federal expense slashed to the bone: he must bajance the Federal budget, not by "borrowing" social security funds, but honestly and genuinely. He must curb his socialistic inclinations and socialistic friends, and take the Government out of competition with private business. There must be no more "TVAs." He must if he can quiet the labor unrest he has fomented.

He must end a big cause of national uncertainty and fear by showing himself content to give up his dictatorial emergency powers. He must create confidence in the general methods and purposes of his Administration. The present CnrRress hat befm it no lrt than 107 diflertnt proposals tor amending the Constitution. Th future ol our form of govfrnment would tnort secure if more ittennon pmd to ohsftv-ing th Constitution thin to trying to change it. January, giving Broadway a glimpse of what a considerable portion of the road aaw when Miss Hepburn was on tour last sesson.

WASHINGTON Wendell Willkles silence and Floyd Carlisle's effusiveness after their respective' conferences with President Roosevelt furnish an inside tip on th chances for permanent peace between the Administration and the utilities. Its far from being around the comer. Mr. Carlisle promised to stop fighting and build sioo.ono.oon worth of new plants In two years after only a short talk with the President. Several topnotrh hy-droelectncians wondered more or less sudihly what kind of tea the White House served to the Niagara A Hudson magnate.

They noted that could afford to headline an armiatic because th Government's threat to hi empir the St, Lawrcnc projert is still In th dresmy. blueprint stsg. Mr. Roosevelt must cajole both Canada and Congress before developing enough Jute to light a singl bulb. But TVA is a going concern and active competitor of Mr.

Wlllkie Commonwealth Southern. It shadow prevents refinancing C. A Day of Reckoning Ahead A SURVEY just published by Dun Bradstreet shows that the gross bonded indebtedness of the 4S State Government in thi Country has increased from $2,372,041,765 in 1930 to $3,184,467,709 in 1937. This increase of 34 25 per cent in State debts is entirely apart from the taxes which the people have paid to run their State Gov-ernments since 1930. The taxes have been paid and may be forgotten.

The increase in State debts represents borrowed money, which must be repaid sometiait by means of future taxes, and for that reason cannot be forgotten. And when vou add to the rtublic debt of the PretsurVon the Dollar Continued pressure against th dollsr In forelsn exchsnge trsces to further yithdawal of British and French fund from this country especially the former. Many British speculator who sold Americsn securities In August snd September kept the pto-ceeds here in rssh, expectirg to buy again In tim to ratrh th rebound. Gradually thev ha reached th conclusion that the rebound isn't in sight, snd are taking their "hot money" home to employ it mor profitably. Murh of It la going into gold a favorite refuge of nervous capital In periods of uncertainty.

New York sharps ar worried hearing this, quietly hade hia son get on the ass. and walked along merrily by hia side. Presently they came upon a group of old men In earnest debate. "There." said on of them, "it proves what I was saying. What respect is shown to old age In these days? Do yon see this Idle young rogue riding, while his old father has to walk? Get down you scapegrace! and let the old man rest hia weary limbs." I'pon which the father mad his son dismount, and got up himself.

In this manner they had not proceeded far when they met a company of women and children, "Why you laity old fellow'." cried several tongues at once, "how can you rid upon the beaat while your poor little lad there can hardly keep pace beside of you." Th good natured miller Immediately took up hi son behind him. They had now almost reached th town. "Prsy, honest friend," said a townsman, "la that your own?" "Yes," said the old man. "Oh! On would not have thought so by the way yon load him. Why you two "You Can Tsk It With You," th comedy of a somewhst rany family that has been a Broadway resident these msny months, and is being shown around th Country by a coupl more companies, will give Londoners another slant on American lif a it is reflected hv stsg and screen some time In December.

An early producton hy the The-ster Guild of "The Lunstlc from Boston" la an Interesting prospect. It Is sn opus by one Norman Matson that Is said to deal with a daffy Bostonlan and the WPA. This should make a great comedy combination. State the debts of counties, cities, school dis about many phaaea of the 8. securities at lower interest tricts and other public borrowing bodies, you have a grand total of $14,599,310,498, or $113.68 per capita.

And on top of that must be oiled the Na- rates. It also happens to be Mr. Roosevelt's particular power baby, and for him to kill It outright will political homicide. Unlike Mr. Carlisle, Mr.

Willkle has discerned and felt the thorn of the White Hons olive brsnch. business and financial picture, but th loss of gold and th declin of th dollar don't trouble them in the leaat. Th former ia rated healthy and the latter not harmful unless It goes murh further thsn now seems possible. ICentil lf T( tional debt, which has been boosted to more than $3 000,000,000. or about $285 per canita Youth Talks By Joseph Fort Newton a a a 'No Men' in the Cabinet Whether you know it or not, your individual share of the total public debt of this Country is just about $100.

which you or your children or their children must pay off in the form of taxes sometime or other. Mr. Roosevelt severs! cancella tions of Cabinet meetings has been due to the headaches his official Turning Back the Pages ffrm lra rVaes Sccaa And for that unpleasant but uneacanahls Radio Urged to Coni'dcr Adult Minds in Audience To the Kditor: On a recent check-up of radio progr rns over 7.1 per rent of the enteitunmer was gtn over to this so-called "popular music!" Of course ore doesn hse tj listen to It. but on som evenincs It is virtually impossible tn pirit up a program tht doesn feat ir thia feeble-minded, moronic trash, with some weak-kneed, crooner bleating out the sam oil line of blah. I believe that the lntell, genre of th everage listener Is mm atyn th nine-year-old mind.

The h'shef type of music should be given at least a 51-50 break HAROLD WF.NDT. Lansing. family give him ss well ss to his toothache. For th first tim th Cabinet no longer functions as an fact you have to thank public apathy, which permits governmental bodies to spend beyond their income and make un the difference hv -v munKaRing tne luture as security lor bor rowed money. fellows are better able to carry th poor beast than he Is you!" "Anything to please vou." said th old man.

So alighting with his son. they tied the ass's legs together and hy the help of a pole endeavored to earry him on their shoulders over a bridge. Th people ran out In crowds to laugh at the sight; till the ae, not liking the not nor the situation, kicked asunder the eor.i and. tumbling off the pole, nil into the river. Upon this the old man made th best of his way home with his son convinced that, by trying to pleas everybody, he had succeeded in pleaamg nobody, and lost his ass in the bargain.

a a John Lewis might also re-read Aesop with profit to himself and to the automobile industry. The old weaver of fables hsd one about Where Child ren Know Bet Only Half Waked Up THE State Public Utilities Commission has been stirred up, a little, by publication of the fact that failure of Michigan rate-making officials to make proper adjustments between inter-state and intrastate telephone rates has been costing Michigan merchants and manufacturers a lot of money paid out in penalizing charges and perhaps in the form of loss of business. But the Commission hasn't yet been stirred up enough. Speaking through its vice chairman, Howell Van Auken, it has promised an investigation A MODERNISTIC Mother Goose mural wa recently executed in a hospital in the District of Columbia. The District Health Officer took one look Not long sgo it wss my honor to be on of four advisers in a conference of young folk, the other thr being a psychologist, a novelist, and an expert in borne economics.

Ten boys and 10 girls, between the sges of 18 and took part. They were selected as a cross-section of modern youth, running th whole gamut. The farm, th small-town, th middle-sized city, the grest city, th college girl and the servsiit girl, sat in with boys all the way from a student of science to a clerk In a chain store. Th conference was private. The suhject for discussion was love and marrisg and everything thereunto appertaining; everything.

Nothing wss left out of the plrture: not one item wss omitted. We discussed everything from sex to salvation, from washday to World War. All In the utmost frankness and good spirit Such a conference would hsve been Impossible in my youth. My little mother would hsve walked out on us. My wife might have stayed longer, but not much, before making her getaway.

My daughter would have stuck at it, decided it was erotesque and ordered it blotted out. Whereupon the Washington Eveninp; Star asked if it mirht not be wise to let a iurv of children pass on the pictures, at they had been of the "central telephone situation. This. painted lor children and not for health officer! the man who trained his dog to however, wilMake an indefinite time to com plete. kill his neighbors sheep.

He The suggestion was adopted. Six bovs and And what the State wants at present is a girls between the ages of 10 and 12 years were chosen from the public schools, taken out to special investigation of the particular discnm inatory rates to which the public attention has the hospital and asked their opinions of the mural, which depicts incidents from the life of been called. "echo. They squabble snd wrangle snd dispute with each other and with the "boss." tin recent occssions Mr. Roosevelt has ordered the dis-putanta to meet somewhere distant from th Whit House snd settle their arguments.

has shown surprising Irritability at thlr tendency to cross snd question him, especially on th Issue of extending real rcassursnc to business snd industry. Numerically a conservative-minded group dominate the rircle. fix- to three, with Messrs. Swan-son snd Cumming rsrely participating in the bickering. Messrs Hull.

Morgenthau. Farley, Wood-ring and Roper see alike on most issues, while Secretariea 1 Wsllace and Perkins still compose th more radical clique. The questions on whirh they split most frequently arc Federal economy and a friendlier hsnd-shake with large scsle employers, a a Union Movement Slowing Th Green-Lewis squabble has slowed down the unionization movement which hit a peak during the v. age-raising and collective bargaining days of 1st 1P38 and early Recent elections conducted by the National Labor Relations Board reveal a trend swsy from the A F.L. and CIO.

organizations. In eisrht out of 13 contests the two national labor lost out. Independent unions won out in thiee, snd in the other five a majority voted against Mr. Green or Mr. Lewis.

The outcome is more s'gnificant than appears on th surface, for ordinarily th CIO. and A L. dnn seek a show down unless fairly suie to win. If the Commission will get on its toes, that Mother Goose, as conceived by a WPA artist. The consensus of opinion was exnresserl hv sort of an investigation can be started and a little Negro boy, who glued his eyes on a thought this was a fine idea.

But the day came when ha discovered that the dog having been taught the trick waa also killing his. Mr. Lewis and his lieutenant in Detroit, the Reverend Homer Martin, pretend to be horrified that there are Communists In the ranks of th CI O. These Reds are being; blamed for all the illegal, wildcat sit down strikes, which every so often paralyze industry and rob men of work. The goo oH bromide of a "Communist plot" is being sued.

And so locn al question arises: Who let thm in? completed in a few days. Afore, Bigger Ice Asked for City'i Skater To th Editor: Th reason fof colds In winter ia thst penpi don get enough outdoor exercise and on reaaon Is lark of for healthful winter sports. In plar of le rinkS there should be whole fields de. voted to this purpose in scressible spots. Detroit offers prsctically noth Ing In the way of summer sports.

Let hope It will not be so niggardly about winter and provid for skaters rink bigger than night cluh dance floors snd wheta people can get to them. A. E. V. The Dangerous 'Jay-Bus' To the K.litor: I read of jav walkeis snd jay-tnirkets.

Why not make it Jay-busses, too. I believe the bus -just a truck: to cany people -is the most dangerous thing we have to contend with on ivtroit streets. They seem to shoot out from nowhere and zigzag- mile after mile. Street rara mav make a lot of noise hut tney are th safest trans-portatinn have. GEORGE F.

HAAS. All long distance telephone tolls are easily it to the end. a little bored by King aoout to eat a blackbird pie and said: "I think the picture is very nice." And we think it was very "nice" of the obtainable and comparisons should be child's play for any expert with figures. Comparisons authorities to allow a jury of children to de once made the Commission should know what io vr ar. ago ore.

1, imt An Adrian paper ssys the rsil-road Is now In active operation running two ears a day for passengers and produr. It is said that 20.000 tons of merrhandts is awaiting transportation st Toledo, which will provide smple employ, ment for both engines for seversl weeks. (HI vr.im At.O mc. 1A7 Skinner, th tallest man of th South, who stood 7 feet inche in his stockings but refused to become a museum fresk. is dead.

During last year 4M Parisians were divorced, while In 1X5. th first yesr of th Divore Law in France. 1.240 divorce were granted. Two or three Grand Rapids girls went away with th Boston Opera Company that played there last week and severs! others have a well-developed ambition to become chorus girl. One of this season's stylish bonnets is of brown felt with a high bow of brown velvet used as a background for the breast and tail of a bird of paradise.

4 YEAR At.O 1, 197 Corporation Counaet F1ow-r. in his report to the Council on grsde erossinrs. recommended that Rail- od Commissioner Wesselms make a test case to determine whether or not railroads ran be made to pay the cost of separating grades. ChoynsKe. of San Francisco, foricht Jim Jeffr)e.

of Los Argeles. 20 rounds to a draw in Sati Francisco. sn years rrc. 1, IMT Eighteen persona were killed hunting deer in Michigan during the season Just rinsed. rnic-stricken in it smoke-filled spart-ment building In Chicago.

Mrs. E. Leffler dropped her hahy from a third-story win. low into the arms of Martha Blackburn, who made a swift running catch. Edns Wallace Hopper is the Detroit Opera House.

JO YEARS AGoL-DEC. 1. 191T Germans In a violent offensive over the entire Cambrel front have pushed back Gen. Byng troops at several points, Patrolman John Conway frustrated a plot to blow up the Detective Bureau when he discovered a bomb outside th win. some or the talk as "old stuff." Fh would not hsve been shocked in the leaat such is the mood and temper of our time.

Nine tenths of the talk rvas on a purely materialistic level The word "moral was not hroueht in until I brought it in The won! to do. The general inquiry of which the vice chair man speaks could be made subsequently and probably is quite desirable. Iwis not orlv rt them spinmai was u.ec( moi John in but encntirssed them in his I than half a dozrn times cide the late ot a scries of pictures intended to help other children forget their aches and pains, as they lie in the hospital cots. Children live in a world of their own. And it seems only fair that, within reasonable bounds, they should be allowed to rule that world according to their unfolding fancies.

The saying that you csn Veep good man down, mav or may not he true. But unquestionably the failure to keep had men down causes a great amount human trouble. The skull of a dinosaur which lived in Montana My Wlings st the end were jnfJ.OOC.OOO -er ago desenhed as that ot "on of the dumbest crea'ures that ever lived We have eagerness for political po ver. The very men who. a few years before, he had denounced st conventions of th American Federation of mixed; my spiiit depressed.

Those younr folk -most of them were 'Sfiaid of life, afraid of marriace a feeling that is a libel. Football "Strike" at Pitt Labor Red Radicals who. he afraid of boredom more than of said, should be driven out of the anvthing else. Life, for them. Is deflated TPHE so-called "strike" of the University of Ther waa hardly a E'eam of idealism tn their hearts The s'rugele for the means of living JL Pittsburgh football team seems to be the direct result of an overemphasis on football which made the players feel they were beirg has blurred the meanins of life It made me think furiously.

C-mTfirM. ljs.itl exploited. The program which Mr. Roosevelt submitted to the special session ot Congress was sn scellent example ol putting the cart of reform before th hots of recovery. It is pcihaps worth while remembering from time to time that the members of Congress have a great deal of confidence in and respect for Vice President Garner.

Amelran lahoy union movement, he accepted ss sides In gathering memhers for th CIO He knew who ami what they are because hims'lf had re pest-edly branded them and called them by nam. a Now he and th Reverend Mr. Martm offee th presence of ths Communist as an excuse for the lawlessness yt their own oi sanitation. If Mr. Lewis ta smart enough to be a union leader he certainly should be smart enough Economy in Fewer To the Ftitor: "Waiting" hit the nail on the head in asking why busses stop every block instead of skipping stops like street cars.

Not only could service be faster thst w-ay. but the gasoline savin should help cut D. S. R. expenses.

Why isn't this done? CHARLE3 COOK. It is quite understandable that the young men considered themselves entitled to some sort of compensation for staying in training Observation By Robert Quillen We aren't really better off than an additional month or six weeks and travel ine to the West Coast and losing their Christ NEW YORK New York insiders learn that Washington left-wingers are a bit jittery. They don't like the idea of the President listening respectfully to business men. There is much angTy comment about "business 'pseudo-liberals' who got us into a jam in '32." For the moment at least leftist advisers ar on the outside looking- in. But they are full of hopes for a speedy comeback.

A mas vacations at home, all to help the Univer the Japs. It takes a month's work sity out of a financial hole. in iw in ommunisia. to buy a set of silver, and one And now someone advocates a "floating dollar" for this Country. What is really needed is a dollar with both its feet squarely on dry and solid groin d.

Canada and the United States have a treaty gov-erning the treatment of migratory birds, snd also On governing the treatment of migratory jailbirds. Did the New Deal bring to an end the golden age of self-reliance snd individual self-determination, or is it simply a night -mansh interlude? War'i Stormy Weather To the Editor: "Weather Held Factor in War." says a Free Press headline. Teh, and the death toll ia usually the heaviest where the bombs rsm the thickest JOE CLARK. placed Washingtonian of liberal nno aia weicomeo aner de- hour work will pay for them are not interested sticks. in labor unions at 'all: they havel only erne objective, and that is to! Talk dangerous in times like destroy the Amencsn system of these.

A statesmsn uses it to government by rsising hell. I justify himself and then action Their present powr in the doesn seem necessary. CIO. csn hardly be offered as an; What has happened at Pittsburgh will make football a target for a lot of new criticism some deserved and some undeserved and produce a great deal of sneering use for the word "amateur." It also will emphasize the sanity and wisdom of the Western Conference rules strictly limiting the number of games member teams ieanir.es pnvately tells iNew lotk friends: 'The big business crowd ow of Chief of Detectives Dtard 'jf-quaie anni. divnrre evil rcht he a lot A fe simple reforms would make this a harry may play in any one year, and peremptorily world; hut none of them can be produced by lee's fln'-is win oejrin to come to herself when she breeds leaders has forced us to retreat tempo-j Fox.

The Cjty Milk Commis-i but thv had better watch 'or announced a nwr price of 14 their step. If they oon't show cents a ouart for mi'v. a boost of mere social responsibility in six two cents. mon'hs treat labor better snd' quit these mass lay-offs-we 11 be; VER. laomx; 137 bark in power and then we rea'lv Five men and one cirl ".2 vr: ill make them rweat." of ape.

ere shot and kild Cunig Predictions are freely made that the deer-buntire season in Mirhi- worse Suppose husbands and wives always got bad colds st the same time rnaing me piaying season Deiore i r.anKSgiv- inon. Buy Detroit Merchandise To the Editor: Your article, Amerira Ne-ds Ariencans." is" net complete. We from foren eouffie.s sre esmire our living he-e in America wry not buy roods made in Ameri. a IA hen mg so that the players can get back to their studies as under-graduates. who will sdhere to fundamental principle and not devote their day to cutting com-is to gam q-nck snd tinseled glory.

'No man." said Theodore Roosevelt "is Correc this "This yb a gold mine." said the man "twit III fl'llt mm anon aa i The present condition of "peace" in Europe is fully as unpleasant as any cm record. Roosevelt "recess-on" is no pleasanter than any other depression period. tne irovernmeril win move to tsk gan. Dunne November SI n- we biiv ervvis made in rw.i One of the funniest of the products of Is the person who makes a living pltyir.g a game. justified in douig vil on grounds affet my health of expediency." i 1 iCsrrrwrit.

1S3T) over the railroads and th utilities troifrs were kiiied in traffic are helping to esrn mir own living' within, year. 1 A READER..