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The New York herald., 1921-08-04
HELP WANTED-MkLE.
SECURITY sALEsMEN.

SECURITY SALEsMEN.
REAL PRODUCERS WHO CAN SHOW
ACTUAL RESULTS FOLLOWING THE
OFFERED A LIFIcTiAil. CrPORTE-
NIFTY WHERE RETURNS Are ONLY
LIMITED 5N THEIR ABILITY.
PARTICIPATION IN DISTRIBUTION
or QUICK SELLING AND ATTRAC-
TIVE PREFERRED AND COMMON
STOCK ISSUE or A GOING IN
DuSTRIAL CONCERN LOCATED ~
THE HEART or hEW YORK CITY
FOR LAST NINE YEARS WILL EARN
YOU IN COMMISSIONS REAL MONEY
AND A SATISFIED CLIENTELE.
\o TIME T0 WASTE on MAC
INARY Statesmen. DRAWING AC
COUNT SEEKERS OR LAME DUCKS.
CALL or WRITE MIR. FULrZ, -
Il. 42D ST. 9TH FLOOR. BETWEEN
. 80 AND l. 80 a. NJ.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN.

MAN.
The man who will call upon us in response
to this ad will possess first of all the quail
fications 20 absolutely necessary for a sue
cess OF any kind-ambition and determine
tion. We will place this man under the
personal supervision OF our sales manage,
a man OF experience In training others, who
viii instruct and train him 10 enjoy the
remuneration received by the other members
OF our organization. The man select
need not be experienced In our business; In
fact, we prefer to instruct our members In
our own system, which brings rapid results.
Our rapidly expanding organization requires
mon of managerial ability. and we viii place
you in position Of authority and Increased
better opportunity to-day for the ambitious
man than that which wc arc offer'.g. Call
after 10 o'clock any day this week and ask
for MR.. WILLIAMS,
SUITE 1919. FLATIRoN PUILDlNG.
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MECHANICS desired by automobile company
reagsembling sporting type car. company
past experimental stages and now conf
mencing production: unusual opportunity for
a few competent and reliable men to form q
permanent and desirable connection with
young and growing company on cooperative
basis; state full particulars In first letter.
Commodore Motors Corp. Bush Terminal
Bldg. Brooklyn. Sunset 92S4.
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sAI.EsMEN

wanted-Five elderly gentlemen 70 call on
clients, offering ofc preferred stock OF
the highest merit; commission basis leads
furnished. Call between 10 and ~ A. NJ.
Mr.. Meyers, room 1l0t, West a4th ~
sALTSMr1N Grocery or beverage sales
men, only those thoroughly experienced
and having covered New York or metropoi.
tan distric, desired give salary expected
or II you wish TO work on commission. y
egg Herald $40 BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN WANTED.
SALES REpREsENTATIvE.

SALES REPRESENTATIVES,
A man from his shoulders down is worth
o. per day: from his shoulders up his earn
fng capacity is limited only by his own anhi-
tion; have you the ambiton7 We have the
goods Call suite Tia Knlckerbocker Building,
42d and Broadway. TO 3.
Statesmen. wish 20 add 70 energetic
and capable men TO our sales force IN
New York and out OF town, aggressive men
with little knowledge Of wholesale toy
and novelty lire can easily make 500 week
commission Apply J.. NJ, the Nordicus
Agency, 20 Rector st
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src IKlrY sALEsMEN

a New York state corporation offering ~
own preferred stock for puhhc subscription
can use few experienced statesmen on ?
liberal commission basis exceptional oppor-
ttinlty for men with n clientele among col-
oied Investors. Call 10 10 II A. NJ, suite
sos. ffa3 broadway. ana see Mr. ponoho~.
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MAN-orpoRTuNITy.

MAN--If you are good looking man, wear
good clothes and have pleasing person
ality, We VIII show you how 10 make 800
weeks n you cannot make 800 week we
don't want you. Apply 165 Broadway. suite
T23. Ask for Mr.. Casterline.
MAN wanted 10 take entire charge of shop,
instruct help; capable Of doing all opera.
tions coats and pants. out Of town. Apply
Monday, between IL noon and =. NJ. so 9Th
av., room 1908.
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QUALIFICATIONS.

The men who are needed By Business
Builders and these concerns are men OF
native Intelligence. who have the ability
10 work and who can be trained to fill
positions OF authority and responsibility.
II they have these qualities we shall bear
the expense OF training them and they
wiz earn while they learn. They are put
70 work under STAFF Of men who rank
with the greatest statesmen in America,
under the personal direction OF James
w. Elliott. Ninety per cent. OF the sue
cessful men IN this organization never
manship.
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Observation-Disclosures
POSITIONS OPEN
FOR
TWO
HIGH CLASS. EDUCATED MEN
OF
PLEASING
PERSONALITY
WHO ARE DESTROYS OF
IMPROVING
THEIR FINANCIAL.
CIRCUMSTANCE
BY CONGENIAL,
ELEVATING WORK
WITH EXCELLENT
HOUSE OF WELL KNOWN
REPUTATION.
NO EXPERIENCE is
NECESSARY.
SEE MIR. DEAN,
ROOM 10i, BOSSERT HOTEL,
BROOKLYN,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
BETWEEN AND IN THE
AFTERNOON.
7AND IN THE EVENING.
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JAMES W. ELLIoTT-His Life in HI

Work.
The Business Builders was founded a
year and 4 half ago by James w. FL
lott, who believed that building the man
power OF an organization should go hand
IN hand with financing H. He started
his organization with fifty statesmen. He
has now force of more than 900 and
occupies the twelfth and thirteenth floors
OF the Knickerbocker Building.
James W. Elliott Is primarily sales
man. Before lie was twenty he had sold
goods In every State IN the Union. His
unusual ability as sales manager Is
well known TO sales executives through
out the country. He Is writer of Man
Messages" which have been used by
over 100 American Industrial concerns 10
stimulate their sales forces. Every large
institution In the United States Is famil-
lar with the products OF his pen.
ADVANCEMENT AND OPPORTUNITY.
His organization has been built mp un-
der his personal direction and inspira-
ton on basis of merit. Success In
achieved by any man who merits II.
University graduates, corporation law
yers, college professors telephone line
men, clerks, bookkeepers work together
and secure promotion on the basis OF
accomplishment.
EARNING WHILE LEARNING.
Tho selling OF securities is the means
through which executives are trained.
: The Immediate earning power in com
missions during the period OF training
Is attractive. The average weekly checks
OF the men who are making good carry
substantial flgures-ranging from s75 to
more than 500.
Call between 10 a. NJ. and ! .i5 +. NJ.
Sunday excepted. or between and $50
T.. M, Saturday and Sunday excepted.
Ask for Mr. Wells, twelfth floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Floors.
Knickerbocker Building,
s2d st. and Broadway.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Female-Domestic.

oSTERBERG AGENCY. 71c Lexington av:--
Chambermaids, cooks, kitchenmaids, walt
resses, parlormaids. nurses. laundresses,
ladies' maids. general housemaids, ifnmedi'
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20 WEST AID STREET,
SUITE 1910.
MAN

MAN
WANTED-Good earnest man for va
cancy in an international enterprise:
must be over 25. of average education
and intelligence and good business
sense. Experience not necessary. but
we want a man who viii master the
details Of our business as quickly as
possible. take hold OF tho work with
confidence and energy and fit him
self to direct the work OF other men
just as rapidly as he can. For the
right man we have a higher place 10
put him into as soon as he Is fitted
for IL. Return prompt and large for
earnest effort and splendid permanent
position. Interview will be granted
at $3.50 A. NJ. See Mr.. Kerr.
SUITE eoe. TERMINAL BUILDING.
so COURT ST.. BROOKLYN.
thorough Hall Subway station).
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statesmen.

FOUR MEN WHO HAVE BEEN
WITH US LESS THAN 90 DAYS
ECUTIvE POSITIONS THAT EN-
ABLE THEM TO EARN UPWARD
or $4,000 A YEAR. THERE Is
NOTHING REMARKABLE ABOUT
THESE MEN OR ABOUT WHAT
EQUALLY WELL If YOU POSSESS
THE SAME DESIRE. ENERGY AND
AMBITION THEY HAVE DISPLAY.
ED: THE SAME OPPORTUNITY FOR
PERMANENT AND LARGE PAYING
POSITIONS Is OPEN TO A LIMITED
NrJMBER OF OTHERS; THE
CHANCE COSTS YOU NOTHING BUT
A REAL EFFORT. CALL TO-DAY
BETWEEN AND 4. IL YOU ARE a
CHRISTIAN AND OVER 70 YEARS
$50 MADISON Av.. AT 45TH ST.
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MANA PICKED MAN.

The man who answers this ad. and who
Is selected to fill the niche In our sales
force that we are now about to create.
will find his opportunity distinctly unique.
First he will receive the personal. indi-
vIdual attention Of our manager of per-
sonnel, who will see to Il that he is fairly
and fully familiarized with the details of
the work set for him 70 do. He win then
be given opportunity. Immediately, to
make a bid for executive position at earn
ings not less than $4,000 a year. Mean
while he will find II easy to command
very handsome compensation. We are
well established, long successful. thor
oughly dependable concern. We are get
ting out of the rut of expecting too much
from man at the start. We are going
10 stake a man now-preferably an mex
perlenced Tnan--to an easy road right up
TO the top pinnacle OF the big paying
berths at our disposal. Our require
ments are only two: You must be a
Christian and over 25 years OF age. Call
from 10 to 4.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Domestic

JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY,
106 West 18th. Bryant T7S7.
UP no DATE.
PROFESSIONAL DOMESTIC HELP,
cooks, chauffeurs, buffers, houseworkers.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
bryant To3I, bet. 45th-46th sts., s04 9Th
Avail kinds of domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help. 1877 Lexington av. 1858 Mad. So.
JAPANESE helps: character first. j., Y. NJ.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

We have place for three or -four statesmen
OF good appearance and address TO offer
very high class proposition.
Exceptional leads and opportunity for men
who can furnish references.
Apply . 80 10 II 80. or o'clock until 9
O'Clock, OF telephone for appointment
Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, Murray AN
S4S7. room IlS. II East 4.d -
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sALEsNfAN,

SALESMAN,
calling on architect and real estate firms. 20
handle side line selling interior and exterior
renovatng service. Room 30T. 80 Church st.
SALESMAN ambitious 20 succeed win be
given opportunity 20 act In capacity OF
branch and factory manager for large manu-
facturers OF staple product. Apply Suite
200. 500 Sth av.
SALESMAN wanted, 70 handle a timely I'D
vertlsing propositio... call between y 4.
NJ and . r. NJ. G. :. Hammond 6 Co, 80
Church st. room 1900.
Statesmen. New York candy
and fountain lunch trade, following mot
required: attractive commission. Apply so
3, "a Whitehall ST., room 60f
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CTIAMBERAAIDs, with good references
$50 month"; room and board. Apply House
keeper. Hotel Gotham. 9Th av. and 55th st.
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Ida sEELEY AGENCY

Ida SEELEY AGENCY,
3s West 52d.
Buffers, Cd men, cooks, I'd cooks. k'maids,
Mattresses, ch' bermaids. iaundresses. nurses,
HOUSEKEEPER for children's institution
must be experienced to manage other help;
good salary. Call at once, Up-To-Date
Agency, 17S E. list st.
MRS. r. STRICKER g. NEPHEW.
SO Wet 5Sth st.
Have openings for all positions good
places, current wages. private families.
HOUSEwORKERS. chambermaids. cooks,
Mattresses. couples. Sealey's Agency, l6i
W. 1f5th. Audubon 279S.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

STENOGRAPHER, ambitious beginner. grad
uate OF business school, desires 10 secure
position. Peter Slevin. 81 z. 5sth st. Plaza
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lo7 MEN PROMOTED.

one hundred aud seven men have al
ready been promoted to positions pay
ing from $500 TO $4,000 a year. -Four
hundred and fifty more such positions
are open to men who qualify.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN-wANTED.
45o MEN NEEDED FOR EXECUTIVE
POSITIONS.
POSITIONS.

IOSlfiONS.
The Business Builders has contracted
10 expand seven GOING industrial con
Germs by supplying them with men and
with money.
We shall need during the coming year
$50 men TO aid the work OF expanding
these concerns and to take over the d.
rection OF the sales force as permanent
Jobs In these concerns.
These organizations have been accepted
as clients by the Business Builders after
rigid investigation by Industrial engineers
OF national repute. who attest 10 their
sound value and worth.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04

UPHOLSTERER hotel. residence; day. lob !
city. country; references. Upholsterer. ass
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BECOME A
TRAFFIC. MANAGER.

TRAFFIC. MANAGEK.
Conditions point TO an enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months: salaries will range
from 81. 900 10 $50 900 a year.
A system has been devised by n group
Of traffic specialists 70 III men for this
growing need.
BY this system, without interfering with
your prcscnt work nj all Won can qualify
for this splendid profession in a few
short months.
Find out about II. Call or phone for
information or write for booklet HIS.
No obligation.
LAsALTE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia w. 42d st., N. Y. c. Bryant s920
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SECURITY Statesmen.
We want thr0r high grade, successful sales
men 10 sell an SO preferred stock of New
York financial institution. Carulsin & Freed
~ r. aith 81.
sTEAoGRAfIiETs. young man. familiar witr
manufacturing costs and statistics, state
references, salary and experience J.. ~.
box ~, room 1901, 40 Nest 42d st.
STENCGRAPHER and office assistant.
young man. Christian; splendid opportu-
nity. Inquire room a. / Br1adway.
STOCK telephone salesman. salary ana COM
mission experienced only. Apply room 51S,
Florlo & Co. Afr. Martin, a. w. l2d st.
SUPERINTENDENT Of soap factory un.
usual opportunity for man with good rec
ord. confidential. Address G37 Herald,
10Th ST.
YOUNG men of about - years havs an cx-
ceptonal opportunity TO become assocated
with men OF big ca.ibre In a large establish
ment where ability. energy and hard WORK
will be literally rewarded by rapid advance
ment. They may be inexperienced, but we
want cal able mon who ore honest and trust.
worthy and will follow our instructions i'm
plicitly. salary OF ST. and commission ~
those who qualify. Gail promptly at i0:3J
c =. Ask for Mr.. Devoreaux, suite s02-T
ms Broadway.
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VALET, eolored, neat, orderly: eight years
experience city references: entire charge OF
bachelors apartment. Williams. 345 W. esd
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INDUSTRIAL LEADERS AMONG
DIRECTORS.

The men who arc on the boards or d.
rectors OF those concerns which Business
Builders has contracted to expand BY
supplying funds through the sale OF Sc
curities and by supplying them with an
executive man power are an index to the
character of these organizations.
NICHOLAS II. Flicker.
II. ST. ELMO LEWIS.
CHARLES URBAN.
GEORGE Il. DANIELS.
N. Il. PARISH.
EDWIN S. STEESE.
SAMUEL X. PHILLIPS.
@. Il. KNOEPPEL.
WILLIAM GETTINGER.
J. s. bRETZ.
w. r. Is. WHITTIER.
j. NJ GILBERT.
ii. v. BRIESEN.
OTTO v. SCHRENK.
MARSHAL j. ROOT.
JUDGE EMIL FUCHS
GEORGE GLYNN.
ROBERT w. FISKE.
ROSS j. ELLSWORTH.
HON. JOHN ID. WORKS.
HON. CHARLES T.. MURPHY.
CHARLES ABBOTT.
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YOUNG man. 26 desires good connection In
sales department, staple line; AL refer
ences salary, commission. + 1896 Herald,
E-nltDn 81.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04

YOUNG man (22) wishes responsible clerical
position; experienced. Sussman, l22 y.
10Sfh
The New York herald., 1921-08-04

COOK-LAUNDRESS for family of four, 1iv-
ing entire year in Pelham: must be a neat.
capable worker with good references. also
n Observation-Disclosures. Apply Mrs. Rollins.
$50 West End av., near Seth ST., Thursday
between 3 and 4 o clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19

year, including the real estate ap-
praisement that will continue In force
for three years.
While valuations for all classes OF
property will be discussed, the confer
ence Is expected to devote much in
terest to the real estate assessments,
which form the big bulk Of property
for tax collections. Inquiries already
made by the state board on the basis
Of recent sales show present assess
ments are less than the full value, but
various county officials predict low
er appraisal, their view obviously be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19

ing that present values on real estate
are too high.
Governor Warren T. McCray and
Chairman John j. Brown of the state
tax board are on the program for the
addresses at the opening session Of
the conference Tuesday morning. In
the afternoon Fred Sims, a former
member of the board, will speak on
"The Taxpayers Duties Toward Tax
Officials" and Philip Zoercher, mem
Der of the state board, will tell of
"The Importance of Assessors Educat-
ing and Securing the Cooperation of
the Public" while s. c. Mowrer, in
heritance tax investigator, will ex-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19

plain ''The Inheritance and Transfer
Tax
What becomes of a taxpayers mon
ey is to be answered by Chairman
Brown at the Wednesday morning
session in his discussion of How the
Tax Dollar is Spent" John McFad-
den, of Gary, Lake county assessor,
also will address the Wednesday fore
noon meeting on "Systematizing the
Work of the Township Assessors OF
flee" In the afternoon William A.
Hough, the third member of the state
baord. will explain Exemptions.
The closing session Thursday morn
ing will be addressed by William N.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19

Cox, of Parke county, discussing Sc
curing and Maintaining Full Values,
and H. Y. Wenger, engineer for the
state board, will explain "Distinc-
tions Between Real and Personal
Property in Taxation"
At each session, except the opening
one Tuesday morning, there will be u
general discussion of taxation ques-
tions. including reports of various
committees, and at these it is ex-
pected the real estate assessments
will be presented for consideration.
Russian peasants frequently sleep
with their cows
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19
COUNTY ASSESSORS
TO Meet WITH STATE
TAX BOARD TUESDAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. ia three
day conference OF the state tax board
and county assessors from all parts
next Tuesday, will lay the basis for
the tax valuations to be fixed next
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19
Green Township Farmers
VIII Meet Tuesday

WILLIAMSBURG. Ind, Dec. ia
farmers meeting for Green township
is scheduled for Tuesday evening at
the Friends church in Williamsburg.
L. A. Pittinger of Selma, Delaware
county, will be the speaker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19
MARY GARDEN is ILL.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Mary Garden,
celebrated singer and general director
of the Chicago Grand Opera company,
has been ordered by her physician to
stay in bed Indefinitely. She is
threatened with pneumonia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19
AUTO SHOW AT EVANSVILLE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 19.-The
Evansville Auto club announced today
that the annual automobile show will
be given in the Coliseum building
here March l to 4. on a more elabo-
rate scale than the shows of other
years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-19

Wine is made from cocoanut flowers.
A polar bears favorite dish is fish
Gil.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-08-25
TOO LONG
SIGHTED

There is great tendency onethe
part of the American people to make
a close study of conditions in other
parts of the world. This in itself
would be wise and praiseworthy, were
it not for the fact that in so doing we
consume much time that should be
devoted to the scrutiny of affairs
nearer home.
The haphazard manner in which
many of our public affairs are con-
Quoted is evidence of this fact.
If the public at large would make
sincere and determined ecort to wild
en- its scope of knowledge upon ma
tional, state and local requirements,
we would be able to send representa-
tives to Washington who would work
in harmony with our desires, and not
at random, as is now too often the
case.
In this way we would have a Con-
gress more representative of the true
sentiments of the people, a congress
| more devoted to the welfare of all the
people as a whole and less to certain
interests that work while we are a
sleep.
Long sight is desirable possession
but only when it does not obscure the
vision at closer range.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-08-25
NOW IS
THE time

From the Milwaukee Journal
One of Wisconsin's urgent needs is
more state parks. The state parks
we have are for the most part we'll
chosen and beautiful, but they are too
few in number, and nearly all of them
are too small. Recently the state leg
islature, in deciding to acquire the
Northern Lakes tract, in north mid
die Wisconsin, and the Dells of Wis
consin, near Kilbourn, went no little
distance in the right direction, but the
governor vetoed these measures and
great opportunity has been lost.
This is a serious setback, apublic
misfortune. Nevertheless lost ground
can be regained and a comprehensive
state park program carried out thru
earnest, organized effort
State parks are now recognized as
sound investments and valuable pub
lie assets. The desire of city folks
to visit lakes and streams and woods,
to enjoy natures charms, is more
general today than it has ever been.
Industry, developing space, is crowd
ing the cities, and those who dwell in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-08-25
What DO YOU
I HIN X ?

Here is another "feeler" for your
consideration.
A story has been sent out from
Washington to the effect that an al
lance has been suggested between
the United States, England and Jap
an. APPARENTLY the administration
would like to know what the Amer
lean people think of such a PROPOSE
tion
No doubt such an alliance could
readily be formed if our government
would indicate it's willingness to be-
come a signatory.
But much would depend upon the
conditions imposed.
AS matters stand now we are con-
stantly facing the possibility of war
with Japan. If there is no change in
international relations we must in
evitably fight them at some future
time. The whole world is practically
a unit in this belief.
An alliance between the three great
countries, based upon terms accept
able to each, would undoubtedly pre-
vent such a war. Furthermore, such
an alliance would serve to prevent
any other country attacking either
England, Japan or US.
But would terms acceptable to Us
prove equally SO to Japan? 1t is
doubtful. Our interests are too wide
ly divergent. And yet all things are
possible when nations make a sincere
effort to live in peace and harmony.
Before expressing a decided opin-
ion for or against such proposition
we would want to know more of the
details. The fellow who leaps in the
dark never knows where he will light.
You, as a citizen of this communi-
ty, are as vitality interested in this
suggestion as any other person in the
United States.
What do you think?