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Washington Park
3. fhe Associated Press.

d eHe hSSoSiAtcu fIbSs.
ys.4oids rsa snd aS 81 iuriSnss SSS 'mn'
syls Betty Garner, 11.oo go 40
Nopalosa Red tHaskell) $40
Also ran-Car:Rou. Wicked Time. Her
nina B., Little Pinkey, Sir Bevidere. Rita
Jay. Illinois Tom. Chance Queen and
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
sis Say s.q.s SS.er; 'sns.45 1900 @ sc ssc sc
kesns Advice (craiO $50
Bsyardis, Indian sun. KNOCK Knock:
Alsbyrd. Van Man. Doctor Reder and
D:iis Double paid sso.4oo
THIRD RAcErur.e. 81 900; claiming;
4-year.olds and I'D; furlonss;
hysT h.ad 4stsE sissuit ~lesnssT osTn: ''0 1soS
cant.t. Isosn} also
x.ass asa.s e.. rfssn ss Ia B Dsrss sprssr 81.
las, Ny Crest and clinrendaal.
FOURTH RAcE-rurse. 81, 900; special
yEeiEhts; maidens: 2-year-olds: 5h FUR
Miss poswoed .she.msr, $50 900 s.so
B Barbara Childs Fallon) 700 100
Time, i:06ss.
Also ran-Overluck. Macks Gem, q Top
Band. Fleet Raven, Glass Slipper, Loretta
csieh.r. se hfa,aan pisian. stsbI. ent1s: mn e
Bradley entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlongs
Vaidina Dude (Richard) 2e.60 e4Q $50
Grand Central tBersefl <.60 $50
Top Call fHaskelll 40
Nss lsnIAr.shsr., l.trs e.sp. Iiu.
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EIGHTH RACE WEST SEA,
MAETAKE, SCHLEY BUCK.

WEST SEA turned IN a corking
good effort Wednesday and if he
will run back to that test he will
come close to capturing the honors
in the going home number MAE
TAKE runs we'll on occasion and
his last test indicates he is near
ing peak form. SCHLEY BUCK
quit in his last after showing
early speed.
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Sonto Cruz Hos BIuckout

SANTA CRUZ, Calf. Aug. 81
R.-Santa Cruz had its first black
out practice last night. A squadron
Of nine Army planes from Mofett
Field roared over the city ut = 500
foot altitude, Stimulating bombing
attack.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Baseball
Continued From First Page)

grounded out, Hudson to Vernon.
No runs.
Washington, 4; Detroit, o.
SEVENTH INNING.
Observation-Disclosures now
pitching for Detroit. Cramer sin
gled to center. Lewis walked. Travis
flied to Radcliff. Vernon flied to
Radclifi. Archie singled to left,
scoring Cramer. Early doubled to
right center, scoring Lewis and
Archie. Bloodworth popped to
Meyer. Three runs.
Stainback struck out.
Radcliff was safe at first when
Bloodworth fumbled his grounder.
McCosky singled to left, Radclih
stopping ut second. Higgins forced
McCosky, Bloodworth to Travis.
York popped to Bloodworth. No
runs.
Washington, 7; Detroit, O.
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Franklin went to
third for Detroit. Hudson flied to
Radcliff. Case famed. Cramer
walked. Lewis hit the first pitch
into the right field stands for 4
home run, his eighth Of the season,
scoring Cramer ahead Of him, Travis
singled to right. Vernon walked.
Andrews replaced Mueller In the box
for Detroit. Archie fiied TO McCosky.
TWO runs.
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Summary.
(First Camel

Runs batted in-York CD. Radclifi, Lew
Hissins. Three-base hit-Cramer. Home
rur-York. Stolen base-vernon. Sacri-
(2). Double plAys-Hig-
Left on bases-Washington IS; Detroit, 4.
Bases on ba1ls-Od Newsom, 2; OF Thom-
as, l. Struck out-4y Newsom, Q; By
innings; Oh Thomas. 8 m { innings, Win.
ming pitcher-Ieonard. Losing pitcher
Thomas mpires-Messrs.- Quinn. dfisve
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I.O.O.F. Buys Defense Bonds

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 81
R.-New York's Grand Lodge, In.
dependent Order of Odd Fellows,
voted today to invest $4,000 in
United States defense bonds.
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Other Selections
Saratoga Consensus (Fast).

Saratoga consensus (f dSt1s
BY the Associated Press.
1-Ossabaw, Free State II, Winged
Hoofs.
2-Flood II, Dolly, Docket.
)Bien Asado, Whiscendent, Tower
Maid.
4catapult, Old Rosebush, Wake
Robin.
5-Solar Star, Pony Express, Equi-
hox.
e-Twinkippy, Gun Bearer, So
briquet.
Lady Waterloo. Pomayya, Moja.
8LDevils Run, Memory Book, DR..
Sticks.
Best bet-Flood II.
Narragansett Consensus East.
BY the Associated Press.
Passing Cloud, High Caste,
Buckets.
Gay Call, Valdina zest, Para
boloid.
3High Martin, Fritz, Flying Jane.
+Croissant, Range Dust, Ball-o-
Fire.
5Parading. Frontier Jane, Abbots
Maid.
6tCalexico. Advocator. Here Again.
7-Pistol Pete, Dianapat, Top Staff
s-Night Tide, Molasses Bill, High
Finance.
Best bet-Calexico.
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BULLETIN.

BROOKLINE, Mass. P.-
Unseeded Mary Arnold Of Los
Angeles and Hope Knowles Of
Philadelphia provided the
first upset of the National
Doubles Tennis Tournament
at Longwood today by elm
mating the fourth-ranking
Helen Jacobs Of Berkeley,
Calf, and Valerie Scott Of
England, 4-6, 81, 90 in q
women's quarter-final.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Earlier Story on Page D-1)

By the Associated Press.
BROOKLINE, Mass. Aug. 21.-
Defending Champions Jack Kramer
and Ted Schroeder had to battle
from behind most of the way today
to gain the semifnal round of the
National Doubles Tennis Tourna-
ment at Longwood by defeating Ed
Alloo Of Berkeley, Calf, and Bill
Talbert Of Cincinnati, ga, e3,
+6, S3
After taking the first set by crack
ing Talbert and then permitting it
Evening star., 1941-08-21

The Ukraine In Russia Is eeti-
mated to cover isl.eoo square miles.
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SEVENTH RACE-LYDE, TAR
MISS, TONIANNA. 7.,

LYDE will like the soft Marl-
boro track and she may improve
sufficiently to tim the sort
she encounters here. A good ride
would be big help. TAR MISS
has been threatening to come to
life and trim a field of this sort.
TONIANNA was closeup in her
last and she could be dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-08-21

THIRD RACAGOOD GRASS,
LITTLE SUZANNE, CHIEF
TEDDY.
GOOD GRASS has three sec
onds and 4 win to show for her
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Rossvun's Comment

clever wins at Charles Town
and the Happy Time mare has
worked in an approved man
ner since arriving at Marlboro.
QUICK VINE was far back in her
last but previous form says she
rates with the leaders. NOON
STEP wins his share and he
might be in the thick Of 1t.
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FOURTH RACE MINTSON,
EXHORT, CUT EMERALD.

MINTSON disappointed in his
last, but he has raced with bet
ter than these appear 70 be and
just slight improvement could
have him in the thick Of the
scramble. EXHORT is at tops
right now and he may be hard
to dispose Of. CUT EMERALD
scored at Hagerstown and she is
dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-08-21

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-purse. sl,2oo: allow
= Rouge Drsisn .y.n,sD $50 $50 sso
Pico Blanco II tSlate) 40 2.s0
Sir Wick tRich) $40
Also ran@War Lance. Court Man
. Heliosraph and b Draw ODoon.
s0P.Psesr P.Pses and ensdy NJ. c. sroml., entry
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
ing; maiden 3year-olds and upward: 6
3 Marquis GindberH also 1!.Io $50
Stop Loss lMecresryl $50 go
Also e ranHRic. Cake, Luckum. Alimony
Kid, Llano Blanco Firing Line. signal
Flare. Ysllcxs Dragon Recoy and Peri
daily Double paid s7sD
;.sTss. TaIsD s.Spa.ss sSs a5s.s 'foS fssona: sn'
Snow CLindberD 7.20 $50 $50
Neap tMeade) $40 40
Gallant stroke Donoso) $50
Also rsn-Hi-Eid. Scout About, Sun
Lark. Jack Fly. Murph. Dark May and No
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim
sT.ns,vin. sT,sht G,.y yo1 Msse ses,,, s4o sso
Comendador II (Arcaro) $40
Time, 2:0s.
Also ran-Cross Question. Impression
ist and Portet.
FIFTH RAcE-pu.s.. 81 ,soo; special
weishts: maidens: 2-year-oldk; 9 fur
q Little Rebel Donoso) 72.40 7.so $40
Even Tan (Anderson) 40 40
q Peril Meade $40
Time. 1:l4is
Also ran-Lady Red Top. Miss Sarita.
rrilled and Whimbrel
aBreymann Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; Wilson mile
Alakine tSke1ly) 1890 $50 $50
Sun Eager tWestrope) 800 $50
Waller tYoung) $50
Time, ] 80 3-5.
Also ran-Happy Hunting, Yankee
Chance and Hasty Notion.
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THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; 4-year-olds
and upward: 81 furlonss.
Chancer tAcosta) $50 $50 3.bO
Barraca Delpinol $50 40
Knights Haven tMcDonaldD $50
Time, I:273s
Also ran-Ace of Trumps, Sistaur, Dusy
Miss, Balkanese and Dona Monte1
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing. 3-year-olds and upward: 617 furlonss.
Remolee Smith 7s0 $50 $50
Schiey Al (Woodstock) $50 $40
Jadaan tO'Malley) 300
Time, 1:27ls
Also ran-McHenry. Miss Mud Scar
let Flame. Mardi Gras and Prince Petite.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year-olds and up: 6h furlonss
Purport Kirk 14.70 40 $40
Butcher Boy buhordl $50 $50
Beacon Queen tO'Malley) $40
= Time, I 90 As
Also ran-Lady Mowlee. Hide. Bobs
Pass, Justa Mite and Bill X.
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Racing Results
Marlboro.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: maiden 2
year-olds: 51a furlongs.
Bright Hrina (Eversole) 1870 ss0 5au
Grille Star tScocca) 14.OO o.o1
Royal Novice (O'MAlley) A0O
Time, 1:111s.
Lane, Calais, Sun Maker.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-yesr-olds; 81 furlongs.
Slugeer (Hendricks) lilo $40 $50
Triphammer tMcDonald) 800 2.5n
Mr. Jim tBocson) $50
Time, 1885, ,.
Blowing Rock Shot ARin.
DAILY Double paid S63.30)
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Narragansett East.
Ey the Louisville Times.
l-Delcross, Buckets, Passing Cloud.
2Paraboloid, Lady Mascara, Gay
Call.
3tHigh Martin, Fritz, Paddy.
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SIXTH RACE-P l. A Y M o r E
KAMARI, BLIND BROOK.
PLAYMORE has won his last
two tests and he is a good soft
track performer. The Marlboro
footing is sure to suit his fancy
and he may register. KAMARI
has early foot and she will be
with all the pace. BLIND BROOK
won at Cumberland and his best
try should have him in the
money.
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LINDEN CENTER
N Q 7 ES

Mr.. Robert Murray, director
Dayton Recreation Dept, spoke
to members of the Adult Activi-
ties Committee at their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Mr.. Murray
gave most interesting talk on
the subject of recreation in the
city Of Dayton. Linden Center
is jointly supported by tho City
Recreation Dept. and the Com
munity Chest.
All committees are working
very hard on their plans for their
musicale Easter Sunday after
noon.
The members Of the Little
Gardens Club and the Linden
Garden Path Club enjoyed a talk
other woman. Please tell me
was it natural or was he fixed by
the hand of witch craft?
Wednesday evening by Mr.. Free
man Washington, City Landscape
Gardner on THE Common Flow
err The hostessess fo. the ev-
Tucker and Mrs. Elgertha Glenn
of the Little Gardens club.
The tenth anniversary Of new
Linden Center will be celebrated
with two-day program, March
goth and 21st Watch this paper
for future announcements, as a
most elaborate program is being
arranged by all departments.
Linden Center is very chesty
OF the outcome of three Of their
fighters in the Golden Gloves.
Those who won and left Sunday
Tor Chicago to compete in the
tournament of champions are
Bill Richardson, middlewcight;
Buddy Hamilton, lightweight
Melvin Pullen, fyweight. This is
the second time for both Rich,
ardson and Hamilton to win the
Golden Gloves championship and
Pullen's first time to win the
Golden Glove championship but
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lOF1 ! the STARS
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n1y.sQEsY MeHIAtlsI o. ILe AneaeXA 3rA7 .

OTE:Yosr question viii be anayzed this sfy
xhen include clipping Of this column and sign full
5d1fs address letter For PTipGfs Reply
only envelope AsTROOGY
READING covering yosr bfbdac also Of advice
anaxng three Questions Explain problems clearly and
Gn within tho Of logical reasoning
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For delicious goodness and an
appetizing surprise, make vel
vety, butter up-side-down cup
cakes for your next dessert. Vary
the toppings 50 there will be
surprise in store when the cakes
are turned out of the pans. This
recipe offers an ideal way Of us
ing bits of leftover canned or
fresh fruits, small amounts of
Jelly or jams, or broken bits OF
nut meats.
The tender buttery cakes nell
in your mouth and are even more
delicious when served with puffs
Of slightly sweetened whipped
cream or topped with a scoop OF
your favoritc ice cream. And
the children will welcome these
ntot-too-sweet cakes and glass
Of milk for an after-school lunch.
Velvet Up-Side-Down Cakes
" cup butter
I cup sugar
2 eggs
212 teaspoons baking powder
1s4 cups cake flour
" teaspoon salt
" cup milk
teaspoon vanilla
Cream the butter, add the SUI
gar and continue to beat until
light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at
a time. beat well after the addi-
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and both Of them are nice and
both of them are nice looking.
Now help me TO make my choice.
When | am with one Of them |
like him best, and just let me
get with the other one and | like
him best. What must | do?
Ans:-As long as you feel
that way -. go along with both
Of them. If you were in love
with either one Of them, it
wouldn't take you very long to
make your choice. Both of the
fellows love you very dcvotedly
and don't think you would be
doing wrong to choose either one
for your mate.
L.M.-I am interested in TAX
ing up social service work and
would like to know what you
think about It?
Ans:--I believe ii would be
very nice for you to take up this
kind of work il that is what you
are interested in doing. ! advise
you entering college this fall and
complete your training. You will
stand better chance of carrying
out your plans if you do 50.
W.M.-Should / marry the wo-
man | am going with and will we
be happy if we do get married?
Ans:-The woman is mighty
fond Of you and ! feel sure that
she will make you fine mate.
Although due TO the fact that she
isn't altogether we'll at this time
.. take her to q doctor for
treatment. Let her get to feel
ing better before you marry her,
B.M.J.--I live alone with my
18-year-old son. | don't have
nice clothes to go out and mis-
with other people and I am aw
:
full lonesome. Tell me what
should do?
Ans:-You should get out anc
mix with people whether you car
dress as good as they can or not
You aren't judged altogether b.
| the clothe. you wear .. but b,
your own true self. At your ags
you should be looking for mic.
man to make you a husband, ans
you won't find him sitting aroun'
at home. In few years you
son will be getting married an'
you should be keeping your eye
open for mate too.
! A.E.-My husband and | live
4 together twenty-five years. The
suddenly he walked off with an
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Show Frederick
Douglass Mementoes

TOLEDO, o. (ANPo- During
Race Relations Week the inn
Fressive new public library III 10
iedo carried a display Of Doug
sassonia from the t.eaie &. Eaf-
fin Historical collection ts
play was loaned by Eloriaa R#t
in Ridley Among m
we're FIVE original Letters written
by Douglass to Ruff OLD
wood cuts portray na scenes III
the life Of DOUGLASS and news.
paper prints Of Boston abolition
scenes with which Douglass was
Connected.
The library reports that the
isplay attracted unusual attoll
ion.
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per. Repeat. Add nilk until it can
be seen through the top layer,
Place Drowned pork chops on top,
cover and cook in moderate oven
1850 F. for about an hour and
fifteen minutes, until both potatoes
and chops are done.
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he has held three other champion
ships, city penweight, 1887, Clark
Co.; hyweight, 1910, and, Ohio
State A.A.U. hywcight champion
ship. Much credit is due Isobby
Stewart their trainer who has
ening were Mrs. Della Miller and
Mrs VIM. Lansdown Of the Lin
den Garden Path. Mrs. Polly
been untiring in his efforts to
make his boys the very best.
The Linden Center players
have entered the city dramatic
contest which will be held in the
Municipal building auditorium,
Thursday and Friday, February
9TH and 28th. On the latter date
the players will appear in Bad
Man.
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THE FORUM. ola w. 5th ST. DAYTON OHIO
xNx<~&xx~xx<x<xxx<r<>~ -

B.D.-Please tell me what is
wrong with my husband and me?
We can't seem to get along.
would appreciate any advice?
Ans:--I honestly feel that YOU
d. not have enough time to spend
with your husband. Why don't
ypu look around for another type
Job so you can have more time
III. Things will be quite differ
ent at home when you can do
more for him. He must have
attention or he can't be satisfied
long at time.
J.C.--I am young fellow who
wants to join the &C. Camp.
Now | want to join 50 can help
out my poor grandmother who
has been taking care of me all
my life. Will be successful?
Ans:-Make your application
At the office nearest you and in
all probability you will get to go
to camp sometime this year. In
the meantime .. find work Of
some kind. even If it is odd jobs
so you can help out. Ii is awful
y nice Of you to realize the i'm
poFtance Of helping your grand
mother she needs Il teo,
= 4
A,R,s,-l have two friends
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thick pork chops Flour for dredging
large potatoes, Mix
sliced Salt and pepper
Brown pork chops on both sides IN
Il hot skillet. Put q layer Of sliced
potatoes in a buttered baking dish,
sprinkle with flour and salt and pep
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-28

jelly roll, rinchine edges Of
dough together Cut il slices ! "
inches thick and place in but
tered baking dish 10 x G x IL
inches or shape in circle and place
on fiat baking pan. Bake in a
moderately hot oven 600 dg. F,)
for 30 to 40 minutes. Serve hot
with creamed mushrooms, peas or
other vegetables as d sauce or
gravy. Serves 6,
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Lemon Juice Recipe Check
Rheumatic Pain Cs;cbIy

II ysn snfei ron tl,eamalss slsisli.
us neuFt,is pam, 1T lais So5pIc
Inexpensive home seeli'e that taou4ails
arr using. e'et package al RI lx
Conpound today. Mis- Il With 9Aaft
Of water. add The iniee 81 4 lemons.
It's easy. No trouble al all aud
pleasant. lau need only 2 table
sroaniuls two times day, oltea.
Whnih - hours satfietlnira over
night splendid results are
obtained If the Pains do nut
quickly leave and il you il, not
teel better, Ru-Ex will cost you
nothing 10 tfy il il s5ld by.
your druggist under an absolts
money-barl guarantee. RasF,
Compound is for sale and recon-.
mended BY Good Dengstorcs Everywhefc.
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ton Of each. Sift the baking
powder, -four and salt together.
Add flour mixture alternately
with the milk, beginning and end
ing with -four. Add vanilla. Pre-
pare toppings for the upside
down cakes in bottom Of we'll
buttered muffin pans. Fill pans
2-3 full Of cake batter. Bake at
375 dg. for Is to 25 minutes.
Yields cup cakes or two 81
square layer pans.
Suggested Toppings for
Upside Down Cup Cakes
The muffin pans should be well
tubtered and place a small piece
of butter in the bottom before
adding the other suggested mix
tures. These proportions are for
individual cakes.
1. Sliced peaches or peach
halves, / tablespoon brown sugar,
teaspoon butter.
2. Slices Of apple, / tablespoon
brown sugar, dash cinnamon, /
teaspoon butter or ! teaspoon
sour cream.
3. Favorite jelly currant,
grape, apple, ounce. Add tea
spoon butter.
4. Shredded maple sugar, add
nuts and / teaspoon butter. Ma
pie syrup may be used.
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Is your ingenuity taxed Tor
smart ways to serve left-overs.
Here is a design for tasty bis
cult roll that fits right III with
the modern trends in cooking
Leftover meat and bits OF
gravy are transformed into de-
licious maindish and a creamed
mushroom or vegetable sauce
adds the necessary variation ~
texture and flavor to make IT a
culinary triumph. A suspicion OF
horseradish added to the meat fill
ing adds a. more piquant flavor
To the otherwise bland meat.
Make a second recipe of tne
biscuit dough and bake as bis
cults to serve dripping with but
ter and your favorite marmalade.
A crisp green salad, cool glasses
of milk and fresh fruit dessert
will just about complete your
meal.
Meat Biscuit Roll
2 cups all-purpose -four
| 4 teaspoons baking powder
faocnoan caH
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ed meat
u cup gravy
teaspoon grated horsehadish
Sift -four measure; sift 3 times
with baking powder and salt. Cut
in butter with pastry blerdsf or
2 knives, add milk and str antil
dough is formed. Turn ot's on
to Toured board, knead lightly a
few times, roll to a inch thleE-
ness. Combine meat, gravy and
horseradish, and spreao over the
dough; roll up lengthwise like
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AT the first sign Of
SORE
THROAT
gargle Listerine

This prompt precaution may head off
a cold OF which sore throat is often a
symptom. Listerine Antiseptickillsmil
ions 81 surface germs associated with
.olds gives Nature helping hand at
the time she needs it. Remember, colds
are aggravated by germ Infection. So
Why not fight them by frequent gar
cling with germ-killing Listerine.
Lambert Pharmacal Co, ST. Louis, Mo
Kills germs on throat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Would Mean Ending
of American Freedom

We could not allow American
legal firms 10 represent the die
tators without some sort OF con-
troll by our authorities. We could
not allow the liberty OF the press,
the mails. and Of public meetings
10 be extended 10 foreign govern
mental agencies.
This involves the censorship In
our own country of activities
which have been guaranteed under
our Bill Of Rights. We should have
TO suspend or amend our Constitu-
ton. creating new bureaucratic
system of control over the indi-
vidual.
We should have TO sacrifice a
goodly portion of our treasured
Liberties in order 10 preserve a
certain remnant Of them. This is
not pretty picture.
III Hitler wins. we can EXPECT
our economic picture in the United
States TO be somewhat as follows
An expanded war industry which
we must maintain and enlarge for
the purpose Of North America and
hemisphere defense. a backed-up
supply OF certain eXportable com
modities. including cotton, grain
and tobacco, for which no market
in the Western Hemisphere can be
found a growing shortage of GER
tain critical materials. which I'D 10
now have been secured from the
old world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Exchange Of Funds
Problem

Shall we be able TO have ex-
change of funds by money order
with the totalitarian postal sys-
tens? II would not seem so, as
they control all movements Of
funds through a central station
and seize foreign money coming
in, no matter for whom it Is
destined.
What about the billions OF dol
lars worth OF American property
held in Germany or in the coun-
tries that Hitler has been taking
over? What about the debts owed
TO American banks and bondhold-
ers by Germany and other Euro
pean nations?
IL we are 10 be engaged In
permanent hostilities with the die
tators. all private interests must
continue 10 suffer. But If we are
TO have a period of formal peace
some arrangements must be made
TO adjust these matters. They will
prove extraordinarily difficult TO
settle.
What arrangements would be
necessary TO take care of Amer
lean patents registered in Europe
Under probable circumstance the
owners here would get no royal
ties. nor would our authors and
composers be able TO collect any
thing in the way Of royalties on
copyrighted books. articles. and
musical compositions used over
there.
He-mogld- control al stock of
American corporations now owned
anywhere in Europe. Could we
let him vote that stock in our an
nual meetings?
The impact OF an immense
totalitarian state through all these
channels upon our economic life
would be most dangerous and de-
Istructive.