Page: Three: No school Sunday. fightwwtfi (Printed herewith is the text of President Roosevelt’s latest fireside William “MY DEAR BUSINESS MEN FRIENDS: Last evening while my wife Eleanor was talking to me, I got to thinking. You know, maybe everything I’ve (lone hasn’t been just right. In fact, the longer she talked the more I thought, and I agree with you, prosperity isn’t just around the corner. Where is prosperity then?" “When l was a little boy I always enjoyed playing with things. Many times I broke my toys. I’ve been play— ing: with your money and I’ve lost it. It’s all gone. You gave me a $5,000,- 000,000 allowance, and I spent it. What’s more, I must confess, I spent it foolishly. All I have left is 65 cents and about a million shovels. And you all know the last thing i need is a shovel. I had a lot of fun spending your $4,999,999,999,35, but now that it’s all gone I realize that five billions is a lot of money, and I shouldn’t have spent it the way I did. I’m sorry. I’ve learned a real lesson. “What’s more, as long as I’m malt— ing a clean breast of it, I might tell you that I’m planning to spend some more of your money. This time I promise you’ll be more careful. Now, if you’ll give me an additional five billion, I’ve got a hunch'l can find this prosperity thing for you. It takes a lot of money to exneriment, but ll feel you agree with me, it’s worth it. If you recall, we had a little campaign on several years ago in which we used a lot of stickers with little blue birds on them. The campaign ended suddenly and we’ve got a lot of those stickers left over. Eleanor-’5 been trying to sell them for old paper, but I've got a much better idea. She says that the two guest rooms are filled with them, while Sisty and Buzzie use them for paper airplanes. I’m sure there’s at least five billion stickers up in those rooms, so that if each of you were to sell them for $1.50 apiece, buying them from us for $1.00, it would give you a fifty per cent profit, empty the guest rooms here at the White House, and give me five billion pocket change. That would last me for quite a little while, and I’d leave you alone for a few weeks. I think it’s a grand idea. By the way, if any of you know of someone who wants to buy a cruiser, We’re selling one of ours next week so we can buy John a wedding pres» exit, and get Eleanor some new clothes. You see, we’re pretty hard up too. “It’s growing late and my fire is dying out. If all of you, my friends, will cooperate we can make this sticker sale a real success. Every housewife will be proud to own a 1* ,. > fluoloil in? raw YWFEEl-— (Continued from page one) eyes as his gaze fell upon the lovely form and face of his secretary. As his secretary notice the rapt atten— tion of her employer she too caught (Continued on page four) W J? SWEATER MGTICES The Armour Tech News wishes to extend its deepest sympathies to the students and faculty of Northwestern University for obl- vlous reasons. The great calamity which recently betell them is youoou ‘ NQTED EDWCATURS ’lfl BE JUDGES Hogrlimlc Prizes in turn of the illuminant (Slouch March Z'l’ deeply regretted by all. sticker. If you act quickly we can save our country. You better had, anyway, or I’ll have Congress pass a law making you sell our stickers. Be- sides that, l'll give Milwaukee to Hit- ler and tax your taxes. Before you , go to bed and start tossing, remember, thcro’s another election in i940. easunt dreums, my friends, my dear fricnglsi” 2.