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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
BIRTHS

Boys we're born to:
Mildred Anderson. s275 Epworth
Roberta Anderson 1889 Wayburr
Matte Albright. 1883 Dssher. Allen Park
Alba Bentley 1880 Ardmore.
Edna Branom, 1856 Humboldt
Alma Bushey. 1880 r. Jefferson. 81.
Eleanor Bu,ash. 500 Columbia. Berkey.
Dorothy Bscker Is Ferris Highland Park.
Malta Baraky, 100 Clairmount
Clara Boucher. 7436 Burlingsme.
Jessie Brown. 5074 Fernwood
Lula Cavansh 1910 Richton.
Ida Childs-- 3ane-Brs.h --
Mildred Daily. 6ii5 Eastlawn.
Mary Davis. 1856 Patton.
Margaret Dillon. i50ss BirUcod
Harriet Douglas, 2o2l Maranietts
Nebull Daniels, sos Benton
Mary Dybash. $500 Thirty.hrst
Margaret Dele 1880 Lskeview.
Ruth Eddy. 1921 Petoskey
Rose Felczak. 6O73 Granny
Jeanette Fender 1928 Yolands
Elizabeth Fuller. 1889 Lumpkin
Anna GardelA. as Helen.
Violet GuenEe 2026T Joann
Marion Gillespie 1918 University Lincoln
Nina Heberger. 1854 snoWden.
( virginia Hoffman, 1921 Drexel
Mary Hellmncs. 1854 Mul~,t
Margaret Hubbell 2eis Ls@renc,
Della Hamilton 2Os2a Gallagher
sarah Hassler, 443s Fourteenth.
Nell Irwin. SOP Rosedale court.
Hazel Johnson. 1872 Patton
/ Finn Johnson. 6O4i Wsyburn
Miriam Kinnaman 1925 w Euclid
Clara King. 25Oa Riverside drive Trenton
iGeneyieve Kazmerkiewicz, 1901 Trow.
bridge, Hamtramck.
Jennie Lsing. 1880 Rutland
Pauline LaPorte. 12340 Wark.
Mary Molhar. 1897 Huntington road.
Anita Mobbs. 144is Ardmore
Arlens Mallon, 1899 Parkside.
Alzads Michel 1888 Hubbard
Isabelle MOndOus 1857 Baldwin
Ellen Metty. 1870 Van Dyke.
Barbara Moody 1888 Murray Hill.
Henrietta Michalski, 1884 Goddard.
Adean Mckinley. s3I2 Brush
Marie Nth, 314s Piauette
Rosemary Naufel. 1925 v. Grand boulevard
Essie Owens. 1910 Alfred
Jean Oidenburg 17T4 Seward.
Agnes oliver. OIL Fisher. Crosse Pointe
Leona Pammbo, $40 Artesian.
Julia Powell. 1890 Ohio
Layola Price. 526 Watson.
Barbara Petz. 40 r Main. Worthwhile.
Frances Pyka. s203 Melville
Dortha Rupert, "a Conklin drive. Lake
Ruth Sharpe. 1900 Birwood.
Mary Sherwin. 5000 Rosemont
Evelyn Sylvester 1888 r. Alexandrine.
Theresa sevestri. 3s71 Montclair.
Matte Thomas. 91s5 Goodwin.
Freda Monovtz. Ss24 Twelfth.
Ruth Unble 1856 Avis
Margaret Vollmer. 4lsi Gladein.
Margaret Wachns. 1891 Strathmoor
Anne Wozny. 1928 Talbot. Huntington
Woods
nsh winker. 2siis Ayondsle, Inkster.
Marion wii9sir. 1859 Monte Vista.
GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
Edna Beaver, 1920 Gteenlswn
Marion Bethke- 1925 Imperial highway
TWINS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Defense Meeting
|StdgedbyYouths

Approximately 700 young dele
gates from all sections of Detroit
gathered at Northwestern High
School today for the first regular
session of the conference on
youth in defense of Americas
future" sponsored by the Detroit
Youth Assembly.
More than 800 who gathered in
the high school to celebrate
Youth Defense Day in Michigan"
last night heard Wendell Lund,
executive director of the Michigan
Unemployment Comp e ms a t ! o n
Commission say:
"Yours must be the strength
and the vision and the courage
by which the best OF today will
be saved and a better future
world will be built. A world
where there Is more opportunity
for young and old alike, greater
social justice, and more beauty
and dignity and downright hui
man decency."
The meeting. which was under
the Craftsmanship of Donna Will
kerson of the executive committee
OF the Metropolitan Detroit Youth
Council. also was addressed by a
member of the Polish army train
ing in Canada George Miller. CO.
ordination of national defense for
the UAW-CIO. and the Rev: Clay
ton Powell Jr. of the Harlem
Abyssinian Baptist Church. and
John Daar of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Marine News
sAULT STE. MARIE

UP-caiumet, 10 q. m. Friday; Il. n
Gary. noon: Brown Beaver 1880 p. m.
IN. Il. Mcpherson, Yosemite, 1; Huronic
q; q. r. Baker. 2:30; J. Pillsbury, 3
y. A. Hatfield, 5: Sullivan Bros, $3.50
Steel Vendor. Chas. Donnelly. $50; Assini
boia. q; vandoc, g.; Joliet. o; r: Budd
Calgarian, Chicago Tribune. Munising
II 80; r. J. Reiss, +: v. Massey. mid
night; w. Il. Corey. 2 a. m. Saturday
Colonel. $780, y. Il. House, a: w. q
clyde. 5; II. Phlpps, $50; }. 4. Davidson
e; Il. s. Kendrick, 1880.
DOWN-Mataafa, $3.50 a. m. Friday
south Park. 10; international, Red Crown ,,n
IL 80 p. m; f. J. Kulas. I; W. q. Per
kins. +. N. Saunders IT,. $50; Emperor
y. q. Munson. 4; Bricoldoc. 8; 4. 7. Weir
s.; M. Il. Farr. Riverton. z; Sam Morse
C. A. Paul, 1880; Frontenac,
Cole. Arcturus, $50: Prescott. ID. o. NILS
10; Elba. R. v. Lindsbury. IL; Ls%oynHs
Eugene Thomas. midnight: McGilsray.
Johnston, 1890 a. m. saturday; Crets
stsdseona. /; :. }. sullivan 80; Age
W A. irwin, Canadoc, $3.50; w: il: Wolf
VIM McLauchlan. $50; b; y, c. An,tsn
:: 40: Keewatin, 7; q. l.. Torian, D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 20:
Florence NJ. Zapata from Joseph 7
sophia Carter from Delbert
Halle s. Harris from Guernsey r.
John T. Edwards from Florence.
Georgena Girard from Frederick
Julia Roszler from Valentine.
Marie Borisenko from Alex.
Luka Petrovich from Slanna.
James l.. Carter from Irene
Anna p. Burton from Leonard.
James Barber from Annie.
Frances Holowsk from Onofry.
Carlos Allen from Viola
Naomi Baker MacNicol from David
Milka Vujaklija from Stephen.
lnez Woodruff from Earl.
Olga Faragher from Thomss
Edith Lee Moore from sultan
Ms'ry NJ. Smith from Alfred a.
Bertha Woodley from Martin.
Carl Reed from Ruth
Elizabeth ". Iochim from Donald VI
-Nfntfred Williams from leslie
Pearl LaNoie from Richard William
James j. Mccarthy from Catherine.
DECRLE OF ANNILMENT
Frederick J. HoItzhauer from Florer
Frsnces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Vaniishes With Truck
And Defense Tools

Alarmed at the disappearance of
Frank Schlutter, 30. with a truck
loaded with machine tools con-
signed 10 various defense plants
in and near Detroit, police today
instigated statewide search.
Schlutter, whose present address
is unknown but who formerly
lived at 1924 Brunette avenue. has
been missing since 40 a. m.
yesterday when he left the Com
mercial Steel Treating Company
at 500 fireman avenue TO make
his deliveries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Swimming Safe
,SS
Along River Now

After one years operation. the
Detroit sewage plant has cleaned
up" the Detroit River so that IT Is
now safe for the city TO build
swimming pools along the shore
Auditor George Engel informed
Common Council today.
While the water is only 10 per
cent clean, the refuse in it from
sewers is not dangerous, Engel
said. The new sewage disposal
system cost 1.725,01 to operate
its first year. Engel reported. OF
which 100000 was paid by Detroit
water consumers and the rest by
suburbs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Board Of Assessors
Post Test 10 Be Held

A civil service examination fol
the post of senior realty appraiser
in the board of assessors is 10 be
held today over the protests OF
and possibly subject 10 a Circuit
Court suit by the American Fed
Grafton Of State, County and
Municipal Employees.
The union contends that the
position should be filled by ap-
pointment Of one OF nine junior
appraisers now on the staff and
yesterday filed suit against the
assessors and the civil service
commission. asking that they be
compelled TO fill the vacancy in
this way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Council Creates Unit
ToGet Rid Of Properly

To dispose OF 100000 in city
property which the city no longer
has a use for. Common Council
today approved setting up within
the corporation counsefs office a
real estate department 10 dispose
of the property.
Il, n;iil-eensist-of safes dfTec:
tor. 10 be paid $1,000 yearly and
a junior stenographer. The sales
director will not be under civil
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

ederiek J. Hol,zhauer from Florence
Frsnces-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Sian SW0C Contract
With Products Co.

Signing of union shop contract
with the Evans Products Com
pany. 1910 Fullerton avenue. was
announced today by Orval Kin
caid, regional director OF the Steel
Workers Organizing Committee
.tCIO).
kincaid said that the contract
covers $50 workers and provides
Tor wage raises totallng Sl50,000
annually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sam NJ. samuels 35 Harriet Cslver. rs
Ruben II. Bsbcock. 81, Florence Minkon
"a.
Leonard Loston Blair. %; Csllie Mckinney
rs
81
Cashier Piekacz, "a; Joan Frydtych. 20.
Dorun Fuller 20. Lugenia wingo. Is
Marvin Feale. 81, Velma McManus 81.
Teohl Maiadowski. 20 Celia Rem 80
Thomas Beer. so. Pansy Ferguson IS
Edward Frederick Schlee 54 Maud slo-
cum Moross as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Is ACRES on Saginaw Bay $3.50. Ra
mond w. Swanson. Cadillac 3seS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
GETS DIRECT HIT
REALLY SACRIFICED

That's why the men at Port
Albert believe that more sacrifices
should be made by them-that al.
though they, too, have seen action
men like Wally have really sacri'
feed
Some of the men at Port Albert
have been wounded-several OF
them have spent some time in hos
pitals-but all of them have their
bodies intact
For that they are grateful
that's why they give out OF Their
small earnings 10 the little recep-
tacle on the table.
(Sundoys Training kaUisators.1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Situations Wonted-Moie

WANT 10 represent tool and die or forgi
company. capable estimating work. Ty
S-6e77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

CANTON, 1727-5-5 stucco; $40 downs
gear garage. Blaydon, Fitzroy 1111.
lHURLBUT, near East Jefferson-2-famiiy
brick, rooms each: hot air; gara9es !
81 ,5ee, terms: good investment. Vermont
1886.
ICOLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN! Two-fam-
ily; steam: $2,700. SIDNEY %oss
McGraw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
BUNGALOWS for Sale

FULLER. 16s07 Mr.. McNICHOLS RID.
Cory brick bungalow; lockwood fnsuias
ton, storm windows. tile bath, gas hest:
Is years old: $3.50, payments $34 month.
including taxes; $3.50 down. Owner.
University 1-19i5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
DRIVERS WANTED

! EXPERIENCED deiicatessen counter man
Apply Vim. Boeshy restaurant, lO3oU
Dexter tColingwood).
FENDER BUMPER, general mechanic and
glass Installer good proposition. Airing
ton 1850.
Horizontal Milling Machine
Operator: must be experienced in tool room
work. highest wages plenty OF overtime.
Apply 2731 Jerome.
lJANIToR-single man. Hogarth zoos.
JANITOR WANTED for Compartment
building: two-room apartment and small
wages Apply -a5is Second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Male Help Wanted
CHEMIST

DRAFTsMAN-Expe for mante.
nance and engineering. wanted immedi-
ately by chemical plant. normal expansion.
Permanent position skill and experience
will determine salary. All interviews conf
Dental. Address Box B-6625. Detroit Times.
DRIVERS WANTED
Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor Job-driving a
pleasure car Heslthful. profitable and
steady. Age n 10 So. Apply 2i2s Trumbull
after a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Moving, Storage, Carriage
Wearing Apparel

A fur coat makes wonderful Christmas
gift. Sally's. -5501 Cass.-------
LITTLE FUR sHoP-77Is Woodward: ex-
pert fur restyling. repairing: reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

lHARTWELL, 15340. near Fenkell--6-room
brick bungalow; newly decorated; 2-ga-
rage. side drive, storm sash and screens.
$3.50 cash to new mortgage Owner
Northlawn 6466.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Trade Schools-Mole

LEARN MODERN BARBERING. Phone,
write for particulars Moler Barber. 559
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Employment Agencies

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE
SALES, TECHNICAL. EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-21-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment ais Beaubien, Wants
Day Workers. Couples. Porters, Maids.
Mattresses Columbia laie.------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Apartment Hotels

Detroit's finest residential hotel: 2 70 6
rooms. Burns drive. out East Jefferson.
LIE. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
New Deal Wizardry

STOCKHOLDERS in a number of important concerns
- finding easier to understand the fiscal condition
of their companies since these enterprises began the use
of "streamlined' financial statements
The biggest business known is the United States
government, in which 1300O00O0 Americans have
stake.
All of these citizens should therefore have enjoyed
seeing copy of the Brewery Gulch Gazette which
arrived the other day from Bisbec, Ariz.
Under the heading Uncle Sans Pocketcook the
publication "streamlned' as follows the wzardry al
Washington during the FIRST WEEK ONLY of the new
fiscal year:
THE official daily treasury statement of July
showed the financial condition OF the treasury since
July l., 1871. to be:
Expenditures ...-.. Si59.60G.S62.
Receipts ....... D.. -. -, ......... I30,S6S,6l;.
"In the hole 32S,138,2lj.
THE gross federal debt that date Sl9,l29,-
451339.
"NOur per capita share of that debt il 1913 10.
And that is kind of share, dear citizen, which
is still GOING UP and from on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

NO ONE would pick Henry
y Wallace a. an administrator
Of industry. But there was an
excellent reason for making hun
chairman of the top-Side board
and leaving its detailed admins
tration 10 an executive Secre-
tary, also in charge of priorlticS.
There are cabinet members on
that board and Mr.. Wallace j.
vice president. In the present
state of Washington sensitive
ness, ] can think Of only one
better solution. which would
have been 10 make Steve Early
the executive secretary. He
understands how 10 handle even
cabinet members. He speaks
with the recognized authority
OF the boss He is a far more
practical man than Mr. Wallace
for such job.
However, this was a good al
tentative solution. 1t puts a
heavy responsibility on Mr. Don
aid Nelson. who is 10 be Mr..
Wallace'S Joe, or Man Friday.
He still has 10 prove that he is
OF anywhere near the calibcr for
that job, but give him a chance.
THE various shifts that were
L made like kicking BiggcrS
and Stettinius out and upstairs
were necessary for other clear
reasons too long to detail here.
II will be said. and is true,
that this puts the more radical
New Dealers in the control they
have coveted and relegateS IN
duStrialiStS into the shadows.
This may have evil consequence.
Let's wait and see about that,
also.
As a plan, this column cant
criticize It, It's fundamental
principles have been advocated
here for years. The pity is that
IL is three years late and inn
measurable harm has been done
i'm the meantime.
Distributed by King Features Synd In'
Reproduction in whole or In part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

THAT brings up second sup
i posed objection. frequently
discussed in this column b NJ
Barich was never any real
pooh-bah
He depended on interlocking
boards with representatives OF
all the great heads of effort
price fixing, prlorlties. economic
warfare. civilian supply and
separate administration Of food.
fuel and transportation. war and
navy. and "allicd purchasing
0end-lease) all sitting together
on ma ior decisions. with appeal.
in case OF disagreement 10 the
next higher or policy-making
board. and final appeal, if neceS-
SarV. TO the President
This new order adopts that
principle
Take pricc-fiXing as an OK
ample. Robert BrooklngS was
in charge of that. reporting dl-
rectlv 10 the President. as Leon
Henderson is now But he was
also a member Of the super
control board. Just as is Hender-
son. Prices were established
after due consideration of both
priorities and rationlng The
modern parallel, at least on
paper is perfect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
johnson Lists
Objections to
Defense Shift
His Decision Withheld
for Performance
BY HUGH =. JOHNSON

I SUPPOSE I here will be a
good deal of doubt and criti-
ciSm about the Presidents or
der recognizing I h G overhead
units for industrial mobilization
for national defense - that we
still have no single responsible
official in charge of the effort,
h a a president as obviously
overburdened as Atlas with the
affairs of the whole world hasn't
been willing TO delegate respon-
Sibility and authority. that the
Setup- doesn't follow the proved
excellence of the war industries
board of 1918, ct cetera, ct Get
era.
As a veteran OF that earlier
effort and as "A constant student
of its principles as affected by
later developments over many
years cant agree or at least
prefer TO withhold judgment,
until this, boiling has a chance
TO iell.
To take the last supposed OBJ
lection first, this new Setup
closely follows the patterned
3. NJ. BaruCh's own war indus
tries board. In most cases. those
who think differently do not un-
derStand that precedent The
slight variances from II can
easily be defended on tn @
ground of hanged circum-
stances and personalities. Fur
thermore. this organization so
closely follows Mr. Baruch' 5
own present ideas and recon-
mcndationS that il would take
"A good deal OF clubbing 10 dis
tinguish between I h q two II
isn't a Rosenman plan II Is a
Baruch plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
New Civilization in England.
Dorothy Thompson Insists
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

rediscovering poetry, chlvalry
and heroism.
II is democratiZing the arlsto-
crat and ennobling the democrat.
1t is restoring the basic mean
o ing of the word virtue, as man.
illness in the humane sense
rather than masculinity in the
physical sense.
In short. this war that has
SCARED the face of every Brit
lsh city is releasing the British
mind and soul and is bringing
about the Anglo-Saxon revolu-
ton Of humaniSm. socialism and
freedom. Or, if you like, fra
ternity, equality and liberty
but in this order, and not the
other way around.
1t is creating the Synthesls
between socialism and private
enterprise. between the state
and the free instruments OF So
ciety. between the ariStocratic
and democratic spirit, between
nationalism and internatlon-
aliSm.
4 Nd, this revolution is occur
"A ring with the collaboration
Of men and women of every
country. of Europe, gathered tn
the British Isles as N a gigantic
Noah's Ark -Slavs from all the
eastern nations. Greeks and
Frenchmen. emlgre SpanlardS.
Jews of course. even few
"Aryan" Germans. together with
a constant flow Of contacts with
the United States and the So
Wet Union.
The Anglo-Saxon revolution
proceeding in evolutionary form,
without theology, with the blood
shed all caused ~ external
enemieS-a revolution that tran
scendS and breaks down classes
is also a revolution that tran
scends nations and NATIONAL
ISM.
1t avOwS the principle Of
NATIONALITY. while diluting
and modifying the nationalSm
that has divided the world since
the eighteenth century.
II is. therefore. a revolution
Of all-Europcan and worldwide
significance. II is occurring IN
a European stronghold and for
the liberation and equality Of all
European nationalitieS; but II rs
also occurring i'm an island, of
Europe and yet not in II. an
island that is the heart center
of World commonwealth. and
allied with Russia. China and in
all but a technical sense, with
the United States.
TT MUST not be inferred that
L these developments are oc-
curing without bitches or oppo-
sitlon. that they proceed equally
on all fronts. or that they are in
any way complete. Actually.
they are more apparent and APP
pear more coherent 10 the fresh
eye than TO Britons themselves.
Britons have neither the time
nor the opportunity abstractly
10 analyze what they arc doing
or its probable effect on the
world al large.
The visitor TO England enters
a besieged country, cut off from
the wider contacts with either
Europe or America. He is
eagerly received and eagerly
questioned If he has known
Britain before. he is more con-
Scious than his hosts of The
radical sweep Of change that is
the more remarkable because II
has left the characteristic forms
and traditions trfscf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Quiz Answers

Stephen A. Douglas In this
doctrine he straddled the
slavery issue.
London, especially the cast
end of that city.
; Miss jeanette Rankin Of
Montana. in 1916.
Above $50 degrees.
) Ermine.
) The peach tree. II Is not
infrequent for these trees TO
bear at the age Of 3 years.
Apple and pear trees MS
ually take five or SIX years.
Forty quarts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Connolly Answers

| ca The Tempest tb)
"MidSummer Nig h 8
Dream; tc1 The Mcr-
chant of Venice
-6a) Benjamin Franklin 0et-
teri. 1773, tbj George
Washington Cspecch). 1890:
CO.. Patrick Henry Cspcech),
1775.
Oa DeLcon. tbl Frobisher;
(cj Coronado
{ ta) Raphael; thl Mlllet; Cc)
Bonheur
ta) Paris. France; (bl near
Madrid. Spain: tc) Lenin-
grad. Russia
ca blow II tanciont Syna-
goguc horn tbl print il
tauthorizcS the printing of a
book; tcD dig II "a vein
that leads DO OrC1.
: AZ DaS RhcinCold gbl The
Valkyric. tcl SieclrIed, Cd)
Twilight OF the Gods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
GABRIEL BRIEN.
Isl Tennessee avenue
TO TILE EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR.
IN MIR. Gil l. r CHILL'S
L speech of August "a he referred
10 Russia as a republic With
Josef Stain as the dictator of
Russia how can the British put
this new complexion on this
form of government? The Amer
lean people do not look upon
Josef Stains Russia AS a re-
public and no amount OF English
propaganda can convince them.
We Americans not only have
10 carry the burden Of financ-
ing this war in Europe but are
also forced continually 10 battle
one trick after the other TO take
our men into shooting war.
which we were promised never
would happen.
FRANCES HORNUNG,
~ PiDer boulevard.