"Every effort should be made to avoid the construction of unnecessary buildings and needless alterations to existing structures.
"House furnishings should be as simple as possible, and renovations should be postponed, "In these, and many other directions a real effort can be made which will substantially assist the nation to win the war, "Everyone should concentrate on growing more food, and using substitutes for imported foodstuffs, "The operation of such an economy campaign will tend to lead to the reduced consumption of unnecessary imported goods, and so make available more foreign exchange for the importation of real necessities, "The reduction of the use of imported goods as a temporary measure during the present emergency is not directed at foreign exchange exporting countries, "After the hostilities," Dr. Kung concluded, "foreign trade must be further developed so that the wel fare of the people may be increase—Reuter, Marshal Nominated for U.S. Court Here Washington, June 1, President Roosevelt today nominate ed Mr, Gordon Campbell of Carmel, Calif, for appointment as U.S. Marshal of the United States Court for China, which has its headquarters in Shanghai.
Mr. Edward L, Feupel, the present Marshal of the U.S, Court for China, ig at present on leave in Los Angeles,—United Press,
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