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Evening star., 1941-09-12
slightly warmer.

Five-day forecast for the period from
100 pm, Wednesday September IL
Middle Atlantic States District of CO.
lumbia. Virginia. New jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Eastern Pennsylvania and New
York;:
Below normal temperature at beginning
day and followed by cooler Wednesday.
Moderate rain over Northern Appalachian
Sunday or Monday and over Middle At
Ohio Valley tKentucky. Ohio. West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and Ten
nesSee:
Slowly rising temperature becoming
followed by cooler about Tuesday. Mod
crate TO heavy rain will spread northeast
ward into Western Tennessee about Sun
day and over the Ohio Valley and Eastern
Tennessee on Monday.
Weather Conditions Last 24 Hours.
Rather cool and dry air now covers the
Lake region, the Ohio valley and the
Middle and North Atlantic States, while
the moist tropical air is confined TO the
Gulf coastal areas. A tropical disturbance
Of slight intensity was centered this morn
ing a short distance of the Southern Louis
lana coast Another disturbance is moving
northeastward over the Plains States and
temperatures are rising over much of the
Plains region and the upper mississippi
Valley. Since Thursday morning there
have been showers in portions Of the
Southern States and over the Nor'h Pa
cifc States and the Northern Rocky Noun
tain region
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British Planes Raid
Nazi Territory From
Norway 10 France
KieI Navy Base and Boltie
Pert Of Rostoek Turgets
Of Night Air Assault
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. IL. British
bombers attacked German and Ger
man. n-occupied territory from Norway
to France last night, concentrating
on Northern Germany, including
Kiel naval base, and the Baltic port
of Rostock. 1t was the first attack
on Rostock.
The Air Ministry said that despite
bad weather considerable forces"
left large fires burning at both Kiel
and RoStock.
Bomber command aircraft also at
tackled the docks at LIE Havre and
Boulogne, on the French coast, while
aircraft of the coastal command
bombed docks at HaugeSund, Nor
way, and a Norwegian airdrome
near Stavanger.
Three B0mbers Missing.
Shipping was attacked off both
the Norwegian and the Dutch coasts
the British said. The Air Ministry
said three bombers were missing.
Berlin acknowledged that the
North German coastal region was
raided and said one invading
bomber was shot DOWN.
The Germans sent only a few
night raiders against England. A
government announcement said q
small number of persons was injured
and little damage caused by bombs
dropped in attacks mainly in coasta
areas of Eastern England.
Admits One Ship Damaged.
An Admiralty communique to,
night admitted that one small
British merchant ship had beer
damaged during an attack in thu
North Sea last night, but nava
sources made no other acknowledge
ment of German attacks at sea.
The communique denied fatty {
German claim of sinking $1,000 ton
of shipping in British convoy il
the North Sea southeast of Var
mouth. No British ship in the con
voy was sunk. the statement said.
1T is now known" the com
munique said, that in addition II
an enemy bomber shot down b,
H. M. S. Vimiera in an air attacl
on one Of our conveys in the Nortl
Sea last night. a second enemy air
craft was damaged.
Several Attacks Made.
"One small merchant snip wa
damaged, but is now safely in harbo
and one man lost his life in anothe
merchant ship.
Several attacks we're made by tn
enemy, but the ma joritv were driver
off by the fire of escorts and defen
sive armament of the merchan
ships in convoy.
The German high command com
munique today claims that the Ger
man air force last night sank thre
freighters totaling 1000 tons out o
strongly-protected convoy south
east of Yarmouth. In fact no shi
was sunk and the ship damaged wa
of under 5000 tons"
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Weather Conditions Last "a Hours.
Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon todayD
Highest. rs, at 2:30 pm. yesterday. year
ago, 80.
Lowest, 81, at $40 am. today. Year
ago. so.
Record Temperature This Year.
Highest. 100. on July 2s.
Lowest Is, on March Is.
Humidity for Last "a Hours
From noon yesterday to noon todsy)
Highest II per cent. at & am today.
Lowest, 81 per cent. at AIS pm. yes
terday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
az Harpers Ferry; Potomac slightly muddy
at Great Falls today.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today. Tomorrow
High 12:45 am.
Low - 7:02 am. 7:51 am.
High - 1929 pm l:13 pm.
Low - 6:57p.m 7.46 m.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Clubs Train Pilots

Practically all civil-pilot training
in Argentina has been directed by
the 81 flying clubs.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
The Sun and Moon.

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month TO date
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glorious Liberty great
  panel proud
 13 you've needework stitches stitch border outline stitch for the heads and the Statue satin stitch for laurel wreath.
 gtatue the yellow the light that burns in the lamp.
 youW find that will patriotic enthusiastic handwcrk that you'll make panels for ends
 To obtain transfer pattern D i3 directions color chart of materials specified illustrations M ecdeTng panel paern No 600 send 10 cents COIN NAME ADDRESS the Cabot teFbuy DeaIocrat 100 Seventh Avenue, New City,
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dry on tho skin. If tho stain is ohjectionable, apply to the palms each night for . week . pea-sise portion of tormalin ointment - . dram of s7 per cent forMaldehyde solution in enough lanolin and petrolatum to make ono ounce os ointment, to be dispensed in cole lapslhle tube.
 One SOadier Has Good Teeth
 A Massachusetts seleetee was found to have all S2 teeth, none of them having ever been filled or shown A cavity. He said he never brushed his teeth, and he has al. ways eaten whatever he liked, and that other members of his family had only fair teeth, with as many cavities aS the usual, (R,J,oBJ
 Answer-thank you. The news. paper item reporting tho anomaly says one of the causes of most rec jectionS is defective teeth. Appar- ently the toothhruslng tol-de-rol has not done much good for the teeth of erodulouS WtseaereS In America. l invite dentists to send stamped addressed envelope and ask for copy of booklet "Saye Your Teeth" Laymsn inclose twenty. Ave cents for . copy, Correspon. dents who puspost to Do Doctor" but do not reveal their degree need not apply.
 tProtected by John ?. Diile col
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to gelatin mixture. beating them in until the mixture Is stiff enough to hold It's shape. This process is speeded # bowl is set in Q pan of fee or cold water Turn Into molds, rinsed with cold water and chill, or pile lightly In serving glass. es. Chill until firm. Serve with crushed and sweetened fresh or pre-. served berries or with soft custard.
 CANTALOUPE WITH ORANGE
 HHERBET
 Fill cantaloupe halves, after 70. moving seeds, with orange sherbet and serve plain, gafnished with spriss of fresh mint, or pour over the orange Sherbet crushed and gweetened fresh red raspbeFries
 BLACKBERRY MOUSSE
 One cup blackberry pulp, is4 Q i.2 cup sugar, l teaspoon un. hsvored gelatin, 2 tablespoons cold water, 2 cups whipping cream.
 Crush enough blackberries t0 make one cup pulp, and mix with sugar and salt. Let stand until sugar iS dissolved. Soak gelatin Ave minutes in cold water, dis- solve by holding over hot water. Stir . t&blespo0f1ful or two Of the biaekbsEEy piip Into tsae esletin,
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The Democrats Service Bulletin
 WHY RE HOT AND BOTHERED?

Summer begins June 2L
 me problem of summertime ceeky need not hssp a Ass and bothered.
 eres packet os three uselu and helpa bsAies eA hss weather cookery VIII want e have wae your eensn eookbeeks. They are 1. SALADS AND sANDWxCHEs Many reeips. see salads and collection Of saggesacns xcF daw na- wichcs and canapes for aI occasions directions dishes for hot weath mcsuams Aee esa ioes. shsrbets, frappes and other cold dstmea g. VEGETABLE COOKERY: New wAyu es psepsssne eessms and peeseTymg food values and vitamim content coupon below for packet of thsss shrss ess
 cI1r COUPON HERE ~ l ,. M. Kerhy, Dept HwC.l Il , The Waterbury Democrats Service Bureau ' iOls Thirteenth St. Washington, D Q.
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GlOWjMg Yourself
" Allela HaEs
NKA eervioa Stan WFltar

NEA Service Stan Wrltee
 1f tho "how : to = be- neAt- whalee travellng' problems ot the summea vacatlonlst aren't solved once ana for ell. it's not the fault Of the people who dream up new NeautN preparations and gadgets, Cosmetics counters gre covered with easystos pack, slmple-to-use items that arc well worth consideration.
 There are, for instance. thin soap waters which dissolve quickly iM water, and one contains Q sufficient supply of father for c thorough hand Scrubblng. Each little ease holds twenty-five soap discs whicA make Q father In hard water as we'll aS soft, They look like discs of tissue paper. and are pleasantly scented,
 Also new Is small kit contains ing nall lacquer, matching llpstaeh and cream rouge In stick form and Q bottle of liquid base to he applied before polish, Nall polish and base come in fuil-size bottles. The lip stick Is small, but adequate for . two-weeks' vacation. The cheek rouge eliminates necessity for carry- ing along Q separate pot of rouge. AIDS FOR
 TRAVELLER
 Atomixer. .Addlcts will he pleased Co know that one of the Slnesa toilet waters now comes packed with an atomizer which screws into the top of the bottle. For travelling, it may be removed and the enamel bottle-top replaced,
 Cream soap for cleansing on routa comes in a thick tube, packed with a complexion brush. If your skin won't stand brushing, use the creamy soap between palms or on . wash cloth.
 Speaking Of wash cloths. tiny soap saturated squares ot terry cloth are splendid for travelings simply moisten one with watch wash your face and neck. them throw the square away. Companion to these is 6 small terry cloth bag nlled with soap grains and almond meal. This ls for both tub bathing and showers, and one will supply enough father for seven showers.
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A sunamery table setting with eocA blue place nats-the sEaaxtest kia@ woven by youl
 Using crochet cotton you weAvA one at Q time, 6 light and 6 darkeH blue squares. Then you join squares as sketch shows. h
 To start, glue together two VI inch squares of heavy cardboard yc$ your "loom" and draw on 1t . H inch square. In each inch os th& squaseS outline drive six No. ~ wire hrads. Next begin waxpang setting up the threads throuo@ which you'll weave.
 Qluo ono end of thread to baes of loom, wind at once around loweA left brad and carry it across loom to wind around opposite brad. Oon4 tinue going back and forth unt4 you reach lower right brad.
 Then thread c needle and weave over and under wrap threads, gos ing across loom and around ops posite bread. Come back over threads you went under, under threads you went over: continue this way untu flnished.
 when ell tho squares are woven, ioin with dark blue thread. Our Sa-page booklet tells how, diagrams each step. Also tells how to weave lovely scarfs, doilies, other novelties.
 Send 100 in coin for your copy of HOW TO WEAVE UsMrU@ NOVELTIES to The WatereliH Democrat, Home Service, 0S6 SixtA Ave, New York, N. Y. 30 sure wrlta plainly your NAME, AZ DRESS, and the NAME ot bookld
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D MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYN0R MADDOX NEA Service Stan Writer

Fresh berries are in season so make the most of this delicious op- portunity.
 Lemon snow combines well with berries, Here's 0 tested recipe from "T'he Merry Mixer Cook Book" one of the most satisfactory guides to economy, that tastes good, All the recipes given here are from the same source.
 LEMON SNOW
 (SeFves 6D
 One-quarter cup cold water, tablespoon unf9avored gelatin, i'cup boiling water, 3-4 cup sugar, l.4 teaspoon salt, i-4 cup lemon juice, 2 egg whites.
 Proceed aS in making clear gelas tin. Measure cold water into mix. Ing bowl, add gelatin end let stand i've minutes. Add boiling water, sugar and salt, and stir until gela. tin, sugar and salt are dissolved. Add lemon juice. Let stand until mixture starts to congeal, then beat with . rotary beater until frothy. Beat egg whites stift, add
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With Poor Bridge Scores BY WILLIAM '. MCKINNEY
 AmeFics's CssA Authority

Among the veteran players ct the Ohio state in Cleveland were MT. and Mrs. c. ", AidTich. Ciate Aid. rich was president the American Bridge League iil 105O, while Mrs. AldTich was president Of the wom- ems committee in 1928.
 ! remember Q speech Clate made in which he said, Tournament bridge will become popular because it gives Q person the opportunity to make many new fFiendS. Don't get upset # you get e bad score on c board ard your partner calls you down, because when you get 6 bad score you only make your partner sngTy, but you make two opponents happy ~
 Don't think, however, you will set c top easily from Aldrich, for he etiii handIas the cards with hig Oid-tinae kee1sneGs,
 1be opening led e the jaek q
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ANSWER:

Js think friends lovers husbands and wives should aow one another t. think it waiting short time n order dinner party think unreasonable getting hot and hadn't In touch with might have for being she had checked out altogether might for Fesenng M She condea courteous and although she kept waiting she her appointment with you.
 Now little secret nothing revealing which small dSappontmen girl this she marked down two
 CAROLINE CHATTTELD.
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diamonds forced the sec. Declarer led Q small heart and the king was taken by the ace. West led the niiie Of diamonds, forcing South to run. The queen of hearts was cashed, dropping the jack.
 Now North got in with . club 70 lead 6 third diamond which was Fuffed with the ten Of hearts. Afi- other club put North back to cash the nine of hearts, picking up WastS eight.
 Thus MT. AIdrich won six trump tricks. Including the diamond Euizs, anA to1lF eIubi tSigIke.
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Marriage Intentions

The following marriage inten. tiona were filed In the 0izice Of TewN Clerk Mary Q. KtlmartiM todays
 yOhn Theodore Del Domno. Wa. terbury Co Harriet Marie Pastor. Waterbury.
 Albert Krampltx, Waterbury Co Julia Frances FouEnieF. Water- bury.
 Howard ThouaAs CelA Water bury Co Olga KrNmpitz, Water. bury.
 william Farley, Waterbury to Marjorie KlelHschmidt, Water. bury.
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cess doesn't remember that when he saying "What he do-" about someone else.
 this business has found arc much less likely than men details their lives And when they offer their views usually do in rather humble man. Al. ., - person chance half the talking
 WHY ARE REPUTED SUCH TAKERS
 sensitive than men to the fact that getting dgy wondering how break 
 Probably that have always been considered such talkers simply that talking time horned on the conversation That's why hey them chance get word in edgewise.
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man hUfleSt hHd INIf smIHueu gHUuBU 70 WuEElkV IV
 Maybe women would enjoy talking about them selves just as much as enjoy giving their own case histories from the first job to the present one-but, says this observing business man, they aren't generally ruthless enough to make stranger listen to them n- definitely.
 A man Is. And he's also usually conceited enough to think that the story of his life, however drab and ordinary is of the stun Of which adventure stories are made.
 He is also just as sure that his opinions on world events are infaiiibe and so when he finishes talking about himself if he ever does he can 90 right into political or economic monologue and tell his un- willing listeners exactly what Is wrong with the way every big shot iii the country s handling his business
 1f coiirge he urobably hasn't made much of a Suc
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Make The Most Of Fresh Berries
 While They Last
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice, cinnamon buns, crisp bacon, cof. fec, milk.
 DINNER: Stuffed shoulder of veal, gravy, roasted potatoes, baked stuffed egg plant, water. cress and celery salad, straw berry sponge cake, coffee, milk.
 SUPPER: Baked bean salad, sliced tomatoes, biscuits, black berries with lemon snow, tea, milk.
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Caroline Chatfield
Sas Td4v
O nasuA @ c s@ e@N

Girl Who PTods Boy Friend Better Kick Him.
 would like to think of boy friend who doesn't remember his girls birthday doen give her Christmas present or present. spend cent her from years end to another first class private In the army With picks he makes fftyx dollars month Under stand not the value of the gift think ci put the senmen@ me but do want some v dence that he cares thinks about special times What you think2 AOE
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HosU To Keep WeU
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falmneA health myEeMe W ssmpsS envelope Letters sheSa hs E.,ss large MuM@er @x anawsved n i. cola~n Nc FsE SSM ES SSs 9NReeN Ohlea90
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 th column Letters unsnitnDe Tor VIII ee answered Al held conadsncs Write Miss Chatasd
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ANSWER:

Either your soldier selfish pig and thinks Of nobody but found another girl for whom he's marked Che calendar soens the unsenensal heart thoughtful temporarily O they until their girls sewed
 thing birthdays and special ous He's paying dentists and insurance buying groceries and footing all the other bills Hes support about the best proof of af. protection quite another thing for professed beau skip hlghighd he's forgetting ignoring these small matters he is giving best proof of indifference
 70 gals plnnng their selfh unsen advice b sO give em plenty of treatment Donv prod lem. Kick 'em, CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
ABUSE or ANALaEslCs

NA@VGn VE tASNNA4N4AsSaSS
 An anaigesio Is c drug which be- numhs or removes sNnslhillty to pain, ache or other distress.
 The manufacturer of . nostruM which purports to Do Q remedy for headache, upset stomach, indiges" ton, "colds" and Vhatnot now de- fies public intelligence and the fed. eral authorities by urging use of tho nostrum even for fatigue.
 Tho only ingredient of the nos- trum that has any significant med- icinal effect is aeetanilide.
 Acetanilide Is the active ingre. dient in innuMerahle proprietary (commonly called "patent", though they are not patented at all) medl- cines for headaches, "colds", neu- ralgia and the like,
 Aside from benumblng sensihil- ity aeetanilide has no known rem- edial effect,
 Other drugs similar to aeetanil- lido or practically identical in effect are antipyyin, phenaeetin ta1o called acetphenetidin> and amid opyrin,
 An inquiry addressed to more than 900 physielans by the U. 8, Department of Agriculture some years ago elicited reports Of go deaths In 0lA cases Of poisoning and iSe cases oi hahitual use of aeetanilide, antipyrin or phenaee- tn. :.
 Besides benumbing sensibility all of these analgesics destroy red blood corpucles and interfere more or less with the oxygenscarryine function Of the blood. A character. istic sign of overdose or toxic ef- feet Is cyanoSls, that k, blush or dusky color of lips, nails, skin.
 Since these drugs have no known remedial value aside from their Analgesle effect, it iS surely Sooi- lSh for any one to take them in the childish belief that they can cure or correct an allment or tndisposl- ton of any kind.
 To suggest taking . dose of acct. anilide for fatigue is Q vieioui thing for the federal authorities te countenance.
 Fatigue is tho natural conse. quence of prolonged work, play ol exercise and rest is tho only safe remedy for !t. No drug can pos. sihly banish fatigue or It's effects though any analgeslo will henunit or dull senslhllity to fatigue tenn. porarlly. :,
 It Is Q wicked thing to permit children or adults to be taught that they may take . dose Of acetanilide or similar drug when they fec weary and carry on indefinitely with the work, play or exercise that makes them weary.
 This country needs some uiacoIa' promising health education fret from the censorship of the inter- ests that exploit popular ignorance
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WE. THE WOMEN
Ladies: Salute This Chap Who Thinks Men Are Worse Ear Renders Than Women
By RUTH MILI.ETT

likely to back Into corner and bore you death talking themselves than That tho opinion of business man who his living has to be good listener wnded have their say
 known this But 1t unusual 70 ma
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RATTTc RN 3N

Sunday days stretch ahead--with 50 many gay things to do and 50 little time in which to do theml There's a clever time.saving solu. ton in this new mode by Claira Tilden. Pattern 3e7 Is designed in wraparound style - c treatment that's perfect for in-a-hurry dress ing, for liat.spread ironing, for simple sewing and fitting. It's 30 smart too-see what on attractive line the front closing makes. The whole style keeps nicely In place, with one buttoning at the neck and Q double buttoning at the smooth, slcnderizing waistband. Have . tailored, notched collar, or perhaps you will prefer to leace the V. shaped neck untrimmed. Stitched darts at the shoulders give neat lines and hold-in the softness of the bodice. Tho slina-yct-easy skirt has ono smart panel down the front. There's just no limit to the useful. ness of this spirited Stylel Mako 1t !n . gay print for everyday wear then stitch up another long-skirted version to use as 6 beach coat or Q houserobo.
 Pattern 3s7 is cut In misses and women's sizes i2, i4, i0, 10, 20. 30, g, 34, 30, 90 ard 60. Size 10, short length. requires { yards sS inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN GENTS tlSc) in coins for this pattern. WRITl CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDREBS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to The Waterbury Democrat, Pattern Department, 70 FBlekta AvMv,sa NMw VaFk. M X
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QUESTIONS 6 ANSWERS Not Every anAaza lm AilerRy

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 Kindly send your folder "ReAes for Allergy," post cards M. 2. P. lt seems 1 sneeze almost continually tiil it tires me out.
 Answer If you will provide c stamped envelope bearing your cd. dYesS I'll send tho monograph "Res lief for Allergy," but the condition YOU describe ls more likely trouble h tho nose which requires exaEsii- nation and treatment by . physi.
 Uriah sSeep Hands
 Palms Of my hands perspise % much ! dread shaking hands with M, xnswsr-Ia you don't mind the yellow stain that remains for z week CT two, paint skin Of palms once daily fcF Q week with Q solu. ton Of 9B grains og chronic ncld in ono ounce q water, and let '
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DEAR MISS cHATTED:

You girl lives 30 miles from On date nights out get there In time The other night distance to tell going out to dinner and would Dc later than usual meeting me- had left and she missed me saying sit down and make myself home furious Now think she off dinner when she expecting me2 postpone them either treament JACK
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mixing t In well. Turn t back into the blackberry pulp, mixing it through tho pulp. Let sand . few minutes, then fold Into cream whipped to thick custaEd cons slstency. Turn Into drawer Of fe- sgigesnter anA 1geeze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-20
. MeKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ

Lose One Friend, Gain Two,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

President William Howard Taft
declared in Denver today.
IL want TO agree with charges
that the reason labor leaders
tolerate and encourage strikes
Is because they are unaware of
the seriousness Of the emer-
gency and wish 10 continue the
freedoms OF peace-time labor
for labor, even though we are
engaged In about Defense" he
said.