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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Flexible Sums

I personally took the view
that there could not properly be
even a partial shift from fixed
dollar investments 70 common
stocks without enrrespondinglY
changing the liabilities Of insur-
ance companies 10 their MEM
hers from fixed leaR.-cash
surrender. and death payments
10 flexible sums varying with
tho changing worth of stock
investments I find that the
British companies. which are
permitied 10 make stock invest
monts. have some flcXibillty IN
respect 10 liability 10 policy
holders.
For the guidance Of 65, 600 900
American policyholders a n d
hundreds Of managing directors
Of American life insurance COM
panies. | have secured first
hand from G.. n Recknell,
actuary and manager OF the
British National Mutual Life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Boost Michigan
.Crude0i| Price

MT PLEASANT Mays.
Leading buyers Of crude oil in
Central Michigan fields have ad,
vanced prices 5 10 cents a
barrel. The new schedule raised
Midland grade from Sl.37 10 81 III
for the highest price level in Mich
igan since 1929.
The advance was recognized as
an adjustment 10 Illinois postings,
where prices advanced 10 cents
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Detroit Produce

hPrLys HichiFsn Us NJ ~ ireh
r1ir hrshsi crs'ss unless othsrviss rsfsd
ss9 50 s, e.: r I. ,,os 50 ''y''
hvoCtnos California flats is.7t..
Rg?7s nr apsWy. 81. 7oNiso
so pEtNs 49, w.. 9 4..g,, Iou'..,:
- 50 Valentines Ii7s92 mostly 81 Is
ssa WY n,sn, a. f.p 77s o.org.
Tsnfersre.nt 81 s09ifs
hnIIsnsupph., ptse',eslly cleaned Up
n N buncts 81
c.sBAov w'.r.irri round TYP. u.
~ is.i a. Georgia ~ nu'ns hampers.
cANTALours salmon n.,u .n,o,.
n. spd 80. t.S1as ".1dsra. .. go
FORMS In,Psris vsn.y Inr,bo "a, sra asa.
50 ~ y A. standard tSs, g. 7sn3sS.
pony st,s =" 'og7 an
CARROTS caliorn. Los .Ans,s'
81 y TsSn dozen hunotss 20
CELERY ~ ineh :, -rfs'.s Pascal
Flords IA ircb crate. lrinm,d tops irdi.
'@ Go,.5 '''sG d Sa,.n sss ssssss
10 doy.r 81 so1 .s,rs' u1sa27s
fancy ,797 as. eholc. 81 rs l.rs. sl1.
choice. s1' Alshsms ~. chnIo. 4 Is
cons -TsSas sacks s-s do1sn. white.
LrTrucr 10. Arr,l., ersi. Iceberg
type Cslfornia salinas. aotsn H9tsS.
mostly 50 2s1iso foysn $3.50 So;
Washington. 5 dozsn aso0i7s dozsn.
LEAP LETTucE- Ho,hous, ION ss,.
ksis ohio. very few fals'. inc Homegrown
practically supplying me market
ONIONS New stock Texas So-ih fssks.
y NJ yellow Bermudss 77S O..
Commsreisl fair condrion 81 7Sa 2:
y Comnsrcisi CryF,sl white Wax,
~ 7sn7 s0. ordinary ~ fair condition, "a
1775 Rshoss H. No, Ain mint
mum. a. 7.a.in minimum. ~ a. ~.
I .ouisians creole onfnn. few ssies SIS
POTATOES nd s'ock i00.ih sacks,
T. No T. unlsss otherwise stated Idaho
russs, Burbank, 81 1871 On; United
stsfss corm.rcial 81 ss7i 70 10Th.
sscks go ?2c Maine vsfiou' vsriste',
81 7nai7s ISM sacks. 771 2se. Michi-
san Russs' Purs's ti1ioa chippevs''
us: Timer P-r'r"uls Green Mounisin'.
a. IS: 'S.ih sacks 72iic New stock;
kphsms. ioo.lh sacks y No. J,
ws.hsd Tr,urnrh. ssaia 90 mostly
81 ISL ss: unwsshse. 81 50. y 9. No. 7.
size a. aOc 81 ino.ih sacks. Y. No.
| washed Long Whites. 2n2 W. u
81 tn sn.Ib sacks. T. M. J. washed
Triurnphs siaii0 California loo-lb.
sacks = e Nh l. washed Long whites.
s242io few hr. quality ~ 20. fslr COM
81 ssdi75. iOo.Ih sacks. y No I.
washed Triuninhs 81 IS. Louisiana, 100
III sacks. L $ No i~~sshsd Trumph''
81 IS
-eTRAwnFRRfrS- Louisiana. 20-dusrt
crate. Rinndykes. ripe. 81 1917 Ken
iuckv. " s No l. krnmas. 2f-qt crates,
81 rs: No Rlskemorss snd Arenas se-
cordine ~ condition from f2n3 Mary.
land. pn.dt crates. Plskemores, ordinary
70 fair nuaIity and condiiibn. 81 4on'3 SO:
Michigan is-ausrt crs'ss Prenisrs, far
quality 232W27b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Modern Co||et Pays
10(; Net, Sales Up

Modern Collet and Machine
Company has declared dividend
of 10 cents payable June % 10
holders OF record June n. Net
earnings for the first four months
OF l94l were SS0.lll, after depreci-
alton hut before taxes. az against
$40, 500 in The like months n year
ago. Sales for the period amounted
IN s4Si,236 compared with s232 =
1d1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Is Years With Firm Here

Rheta l.. Holmes. assistant SUI
pervisor Of the files and index di-
vision ~ the Standard Accident
Insurance Company was hororcd
recently on 'he attainment Of p
wears Of service with The com
pany Miss Holmes started ~ Ale
clerk for tho automobile depart
ment in 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Dividends

National Lead Company de-
clared q dividend Of 1917 cents on
the common, payable June 30 10
stock Of record juno IL. The same
amount was paid March al a
Observation-Disclosures Of 81 80
on The -CtsSS' r preferred was also
declared, payable August / to
stock of record July Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Formers Market

APrLEs Delicious fame, q 2s hu
No $1,000 IS, Gr'sninE'. No. Csc
anc y s pa SG n 'q G sSr 81 1pa a. NJ
2, son 7sc Northern srys. fancy 81 bu
No 1. 81 $50 50 To 3 7ScnSl, Nc
lntosh. fancy 81 Is M. No I N.2b9
1 50 No. 2 Tbcn 81 Steele Reds fancy.
81 20 bu. No /. 81 asa 80. No. 2. so
VEGETABLE GREENS sorrHl. ,oa arc
IN kale. toQ sc hu mustard. 500 7.c
so y soc No 2. foa Soc leaf lettuce ,s8
soc ION basket 7OHs0c hu collards,
No l. Si2S IN
AsPAEAcus E'ocy 81 ao' bch'
BEETs-No /. IS aoc dor bchs ~ 2
cARHoTs No. !. $4,000 tu No. ?.
CELERY Roor-No :. 7scasi bu
CHIvEs No tog 75c dor bchs
EGGS large ssGsso 3o.do1 Gaze
HoEsrrAnlsH so I. S22ao27s bu.
rrNs ~ T. 90 eoc ao,. ocss
ONIONS Dry, ~ lbs 80 T. u $50
i.oo. No ? mr. ~ eieen. fancy 80
SOC. No 70 . toc Nc PIC d'z. ech'
PARSLEY ROOT sonTSc hu
PLANTS Fiat Flower. IS 75c vsgs
table 500 1850. Eersnium.. H2'@7'o IL
POTATOES ~ 40. 1, soassc; No .
IS ~. soc
POULTRY Hens live. heavy breeds.
% pc ~ lechorns. tsn 2oc- broilers.
heavy 23' arc no leshorns l9H2ic Ii
ducks. iSaisc
RAprHEs No 1891 IS dor
hch7 No O. Toe long White, SO ] 7jc.
FHUBhRR Outdoor 2aP75c dog hchs.
HUTAPAGAS- 40 5ru Zoe hu
TOMATOES Hothou-s 40 l. - 75a3
No 2 225 lf.ib. basket
TTRNIPS- No g. euG zoe DOR hchs
fscnSi bu No 2 gsc
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No g. SOC
81 doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Earnings

Commonwealth srd southern Corporation
and subsidiaries fsnort for The ~ months
srded Arril IN re' income ~ AZ age 81
aftsr federal income taxes etc eauai
AFTER dividend requirements On IS preferred
IN which there 10 an accumulation ~
unpaid dividends. ~ ~ cents common
shars This compares with net income
~ SO sea. 3s7 ~ ~ cents common share
In the II months ended April 30. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Stocks Uneven
In Continued
Slow Trading

NEW YORK. May IS --PreSi-
dent RooseveltS declaration Of an
unlimited national emergency
brought firm opening in the
stock market today. hut rriceS
turned Spotty later IN the fore
noon.
Price changes were extremely
narrow in all bot a few instances
and trading continued 81 the slug
CiSh pace al recent sessions, First
hour sales totsled $4,000 shares
against 7fi.ts9e ShafcSc IN the same
period yesterday
Steels were typical Of tho gen
cral market United States Steel
opened I. higher al 53As, bur later
slipped about a point for us IN
itial quotation for a net loss on
the day Bethlehem was of al
most point. while Youngstown
Sheet and Tube and Republic
caSed fractions National Steel
and Crucible held small gains
Motors. coppers and some Of
the oils lost ground. AviaiionS
turned mixed after yesterday
rally Rails also were irregular.
Mail orders. chemicals and cleo
trical equipments generally were
above previous. closing levels
Oliver Farm was an early Tea.
tUTr, rising fractIonatty ~ Urv
high for the year Dome Mines
slipped 70 a new low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Slight Decrease
In Oil Production

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The Oil
and Gas Journal estimates domeS-
tic crude oil production in the
week ended May "a al 3,776,325
barrels daily. a decrease OF $1,000
barrels daily from the preceding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Gas Sales Over 1910

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
panV sales for the week ended May
"a. to,aled 73o.15S gas units. COM
pared with 69l,s7l units for the
week ended May Is, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Detroit Poultry

Msrtef s'eadt Hem average run 7oc
leshofn hens 2 Do and ur lsr. cocks
~ 20 rock sprirgerF ms ut 22c
rock nroiiers p. lbs % ms zoe eE
horn broiiets. Fl, ihs and ~. isc
FGGs Market firm current receipts,
77ke, urdsrgradeE, 2oA 12ine,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Livestock Markets
pETRoIT


CATTLE Receipts. 500. market cows
active butcher csttls very SLOW $40 5oa
y fsit 20 good yesrlinEs. dry fsd, ssp
10 So 60 GOOD Il enoiss h.svy s,esr.. dry f.d.
dry fed WSo6s so fsr TO GOOD sra,,
steers ana hsitsrs Sboue common
s. 5oas Eood butcher cows. t7a1 80;
cutter cows "a SodT Z. eanner COVE. $50
625. old rims. 81 so down. hest light
So sas7 IS; medium weight bologna bulls
81 s0as light common bulls Se.50d so
stock bny. 80 So0T 80 stock bulls. So 50
as good 70 CHOICE stockers ana feeders.
teeders SS 5ops. mill - sn6 srf}0Eers
kSh 90 n.a.a a.st.
VEAL CALVES Receipt, 500. msrk,'
'' sr igIlP Hxn tkM as R.1.p $50
market not fully established pros poets
STEADY
HOGS Receipts 1000: msrkH stead,
10 higher no quotations available eariy
today Tuesdays closing prices follow
Rscel pts 500 market steady 70 20 cents
lower good snd choice, 200 ~ 230 lbs.
SO 50 23o 20 goo lbs 80 30; iso 70 200
10. - 80 $50 10 200 ms, 50 80 $50 N
40 ins 50 20 270 - 300 lbs Se.l5;
hssviss 100 10 325 lbs 50 10; S2S 70 $50
has 50 rourhs Ss25as50. lights
s. 75 sass, s725 80
pITTNRI RGH
pfTTsRrRGH MAY d riNsl CAT.
TLE Receipts Is. market stesdy steers
choice Stlp n 30 medium 80 good 50 80
1850 common. s. 50N ? % hsifers, ne
diIm g. good $50 common, z ~ 2 80
COWS medium 20 good IS S0d so ran.
ners and cutters &51e 50. bulls good N
choice IS q p p IS, common 10 medium.
So 2Sn1 rs
HOGS Fsrslp's 200 market slow ana
10, lower 1901 sn- he. 1925 Q -; $50
eco fh- 50 s3DsT rs. 22o $50 ms 81 son
Ss1q uYehs 81 Soc 50.
SHFvp Receipts f0o market. STOW
CUtusd lawhs tnc lower Choice lawns
50 500 &c. MEDIUM ~ good 81 80 1- go
common iarihr SfHf eyre 81 20 70 i.
wsfhers s. 80 srr1e lambs. SION
y so
CALVES Receipts goo market slow
Good ~ choice $40 50n1t medium sea
ii cuns ana oomm0u. SsG 2 %
chicago
CHICAGO NAY Is ONsl Livestock,
HOGS Receipts. rs 500 marke,, st,sdv-
strong holdovers 2O09 top 50 ~ bulk.
50 100 80 lights, s. sons so. light
lights s. 75ae a. packins sovs. S75u
CATTLE Receipts 500: market
steady calves receipts ooo Beef
steers choice. Sii1i3 common and me-
dium son ysArlings 1920 -. butch
srs hsitsrs s. ~ 70 II -. cows s. 25H
FEEDER steers xsafi To- stocksr steers Ss
ara stockef COWS and hsifers t71i0
SHEEP Receipts :. Oo0. market steady
.Iambf $40 50Iii common. 81 "a 10 80
'sp-ing lambs $40 5oNii.25 fs.dsrs 50 q
SO ytsrings t7ass ~. ewes s. 800 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May Is INSl-
Wheat futures opened isc up 10
&c off today, corn &c off and
oats &c up
WHEAT-July, 9eAc; Septem-
her. 977s b 9Sl4c December SlH
1901.
CORN-July. ~ = n 74Isc, Sep
tenber. 75&c December 76ho.
OATS-New. July, 35ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Scratches
International New. Service Wire

International News Service Wire
At DrTROIT
Wsa'her clear. track fast
rirs, Race rucksns
Second -pacs-Psd Trap.
Butler. Powers Gouraud.
At sTFvoIK DOWNS
Weather. elest. track fnt
Firs, Race nruco sysks. Chsrms,ts
Butter Powers Gouauf
second Race - Dsisy Boy Modern
Youth. Ia rsfia Advancsf Jsssi-
Third Race Claro. see See story
TIME fnconeelvshn indian rsnry
-, ysS.rs n-r. y---e,,S afNssN cess
Rehhina
seventh Race shortening
Eighth Race Senega Noodles Head
Master, Solar Tnpi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by BonEsrd 3 CO
Windsor, Prices IN cents II g. m quota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

schcnlcy DIstillcrs Corporation
declared. a dividend Of 80 cents on
common. payable June is, 10 stock
of record June 10 The previous
payment was 80 cents March n.
1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
At RrIfIAH rAnK

weather. clear. track fast
First Race-Patsy Ruth Jane Hull
Marc Margaret.
Third Race Rehef worker. Grand
Reira. The Chord
Fourth Pace Randy r
Fif'h Race-Jssne Jock
Eighih Race-TImhtTllns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
At l1NcoLN FIELDS

WeafnFF. fWNF. FFFVF. NV
First Race Hat Check. Tiger TEDDY.
sylvan Dell. Pitanga Getsbou', Hish
Landmark.
Second ace--kskaris, Our Dsvid.
Carlsbad. Leroy King. Falsveer. Dom
magma.
Thrd RsceAAllatwit shasta Sue
black Flame. Baby Norma Joy. Dorothy
n X Flying Ghost
Fifth Race Agnes Y Flying bonnet. .
Tad Struggled In Khsyysm Mighty
mo.
sixth Race Candles
seventh Rscs--Csyenns, stella NJ.
Three sands
Eighth Race Rare Zen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
ufC AGO

CHICAGO Nav ~ -GNsl-PuTTER-
Receipts Is 600 tubs steady extras %
score 3ftrc standards 90 score. cars.
3ftc. extra nrs's o. score a., nNs's.
3S-1StAr
rGqs rece.rts @7fp cars. stead,
81 e ur ruffsnf rsce pts pave fresh -
80 fre'r "7 F7fl fresn frsts o. ~
o.. tfa r.l thprhs -
rffF- Tvtf- f0Hrn faIaifs
rr'4t- a-f lnrrrn-1- to ip'ir
LIVE rOtI TRY Irregular. turkeys 81
p &c hens ff1 20c isgharr hens ~
i7c. sprInrers isl H21c. hrouers i7is ~
2oo toos'c-s l50i3Lc ducks, ~ lic
geese, SuIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
At CHARLES TOWN.

NTNIsTI| I'TFN
weather clear track fast
Frs, Race Buddy Al Tor Shell Nvs
NC Man Charming Boy Epson Prince
judith q.
Second Race Pomney ROYAL Prince
JOCK Fxrected Belle Rolling Lady. Col.
Scott Bill Rieiwsiss.
Third Race Surveillance Dsnzig, Sir
Kssr. Watch Rosssts. Fusione''s. Delhi
Dan
Fourth Race Ready About. WOOD
Dear. Connsmists. Miss Wing Precious
Time. Fernbrsks
Fifth Race Wsshstsln. Ripping Raw
Crussnd. Counors. Hssdin Home. Mae.
drew
seventh psee--Grand wind Rare Gem.
star Castle Clay Kin. Nsnnykins. Ton
Dress
Eighth Race Lucre Luds Big Brook
America First. Canrock Ovsrplsy. Time
Scout
Ninth pacs nsrt.r.a ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Detroit Stock Exchange
-la+ Range

.-on account f .Odd lots only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
At prt.MnNr rArK

weather cloudy, track sloppy
Firvt Face Congo Prince.
Second Race PsrawinFf
Fourth Race Ruckskin. Wait A p'
Urn Race Breeze. Coy Vixen. Pa
frirta A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Foreio, EXCHANGE

Nrw YORK Msy q -pries' given IN
r--fr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Tnes-Neu and Used

'BAsco's BARN OF TIREs"-vulcaniz.
ing. factory methods. Vernon Highway
Bellevue. ivanhoe $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
GLIDER
Boats and Equipment
Auto Repairing

CASH FOR best buy -f-3g-fpot cruiser.
( n Hathaway Romeo Michigan
CHRIS CRAFT. 35-f1of twin motors. Fic6.
5f-fgat Larry Boat WORKS. mouth elm
ton, NJ. ciemens
LEARN 70 saHi private group. arss feet:
moderate rate E, CAR club. Murray
s3sg
SMALL express fr4.ser 'rfNrfisauy niw.
Owner psrcnafus .arsef boat, saerihcs.
NJ clemens 3-u
32.r cabin CRUISER Ter sale ~ 'rafs:
lake front prrrerfy r-rferrcf Address
Detroit Time Box 3 ses6
1s-FT rInabouf model a conversion God
condition equipped ~ cisnsns 90.
2f-FOOI CABIN boat fully equipped. mod
sell sscriaee. Ivsn>-s 223O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

III 5OTO---J7 5.passenger touring coupe
b.ach heater 81. lars. yecQrditilned and
gUaEAnteeG Prlrr 1925 W. trade. terms
arranged Packard Crosse Pointe. I3205
East Jraerson. Ii 7g04
DF SOTO Late 1870 o" de mxs door
sedan IKE reu only S2fi or Jour car
down 1868 Grat.at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
THESE BARGAINS
Automobiles for Sale

q BUIcK ar as 5-passepger touring
coupe heater. good tires: runs good
. Price. s275. We trade. Packard Branch.
q 37i East jefferson Ave RA. 27O1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCLE sale Az sizes aew-uss4. bar
Gains a. Jerry 1901 Grand River
COLUMBIA BUILT BICYCLES. S.
PAL BIKE SHOP 1921 GRAND RIVER
MISUNDERSTANDING. used. parts. service
EDWARD kEHOE a Co, 1894 Cd. River
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Wisdom Of ofAttempting
Peace TaIksDebated
In American Forum
Mundt and Vorys Urge
Trial, Ellis and Gore
Warn of Hitler Trop

Two members of Congress who
held that it would be wise for the
United States, while preparing for
war. to try to negotiate world peace,
and two who held that such
course would be fatal met in debate
last night in the American Forum
of the Air, broadcast from here over
the Mutual chain.
Representatives Ellis of Arkansas
and Gore of Tennessee, both Demo-
Gratis, warned that this country
would be walking into a Hitler trap
by trying to negotiate peace now.
Representatives Mundt of South
Dakota and Vorys of Ohio. both Re-
publicans, COntended that the United
States should make an honest effort
TO end the war before we start
shooting. contendlng that if our
efforts were futile the blame would
be on Hitler.
The question under debate was
Should the United States. While
SOl4IllIulllS 4IS 1 lC kJo4 CbIlCoo L ~
gram. Take the Leadership in an
Effort to Bring About Peace?"
Wilson's Efforts Recalled.
Representative Ellis, recalling the
futile efforts of President Wilson TO
bring about peace before we entered
the World War, said:
There is no shorter cut to war
than TO negotiate with Hitler.
ANY peace with that murderous,
thieving brute would have TO be on
the basis Of the status quo. Thus
we would place our stamp Of ap-
proval upon his gains already made,
and thus we would betray all the
conquered peoples and denote and
demoralize Britain"
Roosevelt Pleas Cited.
Representative Mundt suggested
that a conference of neutrals be
called to draw terms of a peace
conceived on humanity terms"
Recalling that President Roose-
Evening star., 1941-06-09

actually Hitlers allies in this war"
the playwright said in talk over
the Columbia Broadcasting System,
under the auspices of the Joint
Army and Navy Committee on We'll
fare and Recreation.
The Communists" Mr.. Sherwood
said, "are doing their utmost to be-
tray American labor, just as they
betrayed workers in France and de-
livered them into Nazi slavery"
Evening star., 1941-06-09
velt had already made three efforts

velt had already made three efforts
TO persuade the dictators to ne
gotiate, Representative Gore charged
that the only terms on which Hitler
would settle would be British capit-
ulation. Speaking of the peace
makers" he said:
They are trying to hold out to
us the hope of peace But the
actual effect of what they are pro-
posing to do would almost of neces-
sity bring us squarely into the war.
When you propose to negotiate a
peace while war is going on you
have to go through with it
the proponent are undermining the
morale of the British and are
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Tended unless we employ totalitarian
methods and that totalitarianism
then will permanently engulf us.
With that. I profoundly dis
agree. Democracy is not that fee
BILE. We have defended it before,
only to have it emerge possessed
of renewed strength and vigor. The
very virtues of democracy give it
inherent strength. Recongnition
of the worth and dignity of the
individual alone is a source of
strength far exceeding all the
ersatz stimuli of totalitarianism.
I'VE shall not lose democracy by
defending it. The risk lies in neg
lectinQ its defense
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Short-Sighted Leaders
Aid Hitler, Sherwood Says
BY the Associated Press,

BY Ihe ASSoLINIeu PItSS,
NEW YORK, June 9.-Accusing a
"few short-sighted leaders of capital
and labor" of playing Hitler's
game" Robert z. Sherwood de-
clared in a radio address last night
that "the enemy is striking at our
defense through our vital industry"
All leaders of capital and labor
alike who defy the authority of our
Government. who defy the over
whelming will of the people, are
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Budget Chief Hits Fear
OF Losing Democracy
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Kans., June O.
Harold D. Smith, Director of the
Budget, yesterday described as fall
lacious the contention of isolation
lists that Ito defend democracy is
to lose it."
At forum in connection with the
University of Kansas 18th anniver-
sary celebration, Mr.. Smith said.
"fhe proposition is that democ-
racy cannot be successfully de-
Evening star., 1941-06-09

strengthening the morale and con-
fidence of Germany"
Representative Vorys said that
formulation of peace terms by neu-
trails would not constitute "defeatism
or appeaSement" and said:
I'VE are not ready to fight now
and the world knows it. We are
not ready to launch a military Of
fensive, but we are in a strategic
position now, before we get in, to
launch a peace offensive"
Evening star., 1941-06-09

pleton Licklider, daughter of Mrs.
Harry Licklider, has been named
secretary TO Senator Roster, Demo-
crat, of West Virginia.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Spring weather arrived month
later than usual in much of the
Scandinavian Peninsula this year.
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Roster Names Secretary

sHEPHERDSTOWN. w. Va, June
9 (SpeciaD Miss Katherine Tenn
Evening star., 1941-10-27
FORE AND AFT

tainment Committee: Col. Fl. H.
Jacobs, Committee on Admissions;
Paul G.. Tomalin. Regatta Com
mittee, and Walter H. Smith, House
Committee.
Corinthian Yacht Club will open
it's winter social whirl Saturday
night with a Halloween dance at
its clubhouse from 10 pm. to l am.
Flag officers of Coast Guard Aux
iliary f1otilla l6, Washingtons only
all-sail flotilla, meet this week
with Col. Lemuel Bolles, United
States co-ordinator of civilian de-
fense for the Washington area, for
talks on auxiharists lending their
support to local defense boards.
Col. Bolles has gone on record as
saying the f1otilla can be of in
estimable value on waterfront patrol
duty here. 1t is understood, how
ever, that any civilian defense as
signments will be secondary to
duties requested by Coast Guard
headquarters.
Flotilla Comdr. Ken Kierst. Vice
Comdr. Don Lamborne and Junior
Comdr. Charles Baum are slated to
confer with the defense co-ordi-
natOr.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Walsh Holds Slender
Lead Over 0brecht
In Sailing Series
Pair Fraction Apart
With One Race Left
At Indian Landing

Only six-sevenths Of a point sepa-
rates Bob Welsh and Fred Obrecht
at the head Of the comet division Of
the Indian Landing Boat Clubs fall
series of races, with the title to be
decided next Sunday in the seventh
and final meet of the season.
Obrecht moved up to strong con-
tending position yesterday by finish
ing first ahead of Welsh and adding
1l1/7 points to his total. He now
has "a 3/7 points to IS 2/7 for Welsh
Another title to be decided on the
last day is in the Severn one design
class with Chester Coster, yester-
days winner, now leading with 43 3/7
over Bob Podlick. who was out of the
running yesterday, but who is close
with Al ST points.
The father-son combination of
Dick Bartlett and Dixie Bartlett al
ready has clinched honors in their
respective classes, the national one
design and penguin. Dick Bartlett
won his race yesterday while Dixie
took second.
Summaries:
second Bob Welsh (skyfire): third. Tom
National One-Desisn-won by Dick
Bartlett VIM: second. Al Gels tvieor);
Severn One-Desisn-won by Chester
coster lzipI; second. Reeves; third. Kauff-
PeneuinEwon by Bud Kaufman: sec
ond Dixie Bartlett third. Lancaster