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HIS CHRISTMAS
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NANAAAAAlfA ANNnA ~
time. Bill" There was gratitude
in her voice.
They found Mr.. Herrick AZ his
desk. He was assistant manager
OF the store and made the most Of
the title He vas a large man with
bushy blond hair and a belligerent
Jaw that protruded below an squi-
line nose. He had small, greedy
ewes. He coveted authority. He
worshiped power. He had always
wanted more of both than Mr..
Dearborn gave him He was unani-
mously disliked.
He grunted a GREETING 10 Carol
and Bill finished signing some
letters before he sat back and
waited.
Bill cleared his throat Carol sat
forward in her chair.
We've come TO tell you Bill
began. finding it difficult to ex-
press himself. Mr.. Herrick, We
want TO tell you Mr.. Dearborn has
had s-heart attack
He has >" Mr.. Herriek snapped.
Didn't you know he ever had
them7 Can't you get a doctor?
Do the two Of you have to sit
there staring at me just because
the old mans had heart attack ~
I'VE got-a doctor" Carol man.
aged to say with calmness which
his temper had provoked Bills
trying to tell you Mr.. Dearborn
is dead"
Dead ?" Mr.. Herrick glared at
her. My Cod" he muttered, and
sat upright. why didn't you say
so ,"
He died in his office. A few
minutes ago. We didn't let it be
known. 1t might cause confusion.
He wouldn't have wanted that
Her voice rose and hung suspend
ed. They've taken him away"
Who was with him >" Mr.. Her.
rick asked.
Bill was talking to him.
Yes" Bill said. we were
Laughing about what youngster
said to me. Mr.. Dearborn told me
to keep them believing in Santa.
to play my part even with the boys
who tried to kid me. Suddenly his
voice broke off. He died-right
there"
A look of undisguised anticipa-
ton began to spread over Mr. Her.
rick's face. We'll, l guess I'm in
charge until the son gets here.
Have you notified him, Carol ?"
mo. The doctor asked me to-"
Gable him to return at once"
II will"
She and Bill left the office to-
gether. Mr.. Herrick seems to rel
ish the idea" Bill said grimly. Il
suppose he'll have his own way
until Andy comes"
! L u " nave 10 ~OTk IOf
him very long"
So would /. So would every
body. Hes been bad enough with
Mr.. Dearborn TO hold him down"
In moment, Bill asked. Carol.
do you remember Mr.. Dearborn
had me witness a will for him ?"
Yes"
What do you imagine was in
it ?"
Didn't Mr.. Dearborn let you
read it ?" she evaded.
No. He asked the doctor and
me to sign it but he didn't let US
read it. I suppose it all goes to
Andy. What do you think, Carol ?"
Il don't know, Bill"
But she did know. The terms of
the will were burned upon her
memory. She had typed it and
taken it TO Mr.. Dearborn and his
lawyer, Mr.. Benson.
DO you want to make it that
strong" cautious Mr.. Benson had
asked when he read it.
Yes, I do" Mr.. Dearborn had
replied. The people trust Dear
born s and l won't have that trust
betrayed. Not even by my own
SON."
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KTBl - Good Morning
Neighbor.
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Top OF Morning.
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News.
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sic; TAO. Mkt. Reports:
7:i5 Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
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" Sale.
K Y ! - News: 745. Joe
Millers Almanac.
< 7 B l - Music: 7.35.
News. T:35. Wake Up
and Live
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Up: 745, sam Hayes.
kJR - Transit Tunes;
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kIRO-Bob Cared, SeWs
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Weather.
100 A. VI.
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Sis, News
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stand. e:i5. Trade NJ
sale.
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s:l5 Victor Linolahr.
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News
$3.50 A. VI.
RNO - News; s45. The
Twig = Bent.
XVI - Song Shop; s:43,
Morning Hymnsl
K T B l. Rainbow Trio.
S:t5. Chapel Songs
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David Harun
KJF-Prescott Presents
ness. 10 IS. Cues From
Sleeves
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/. Churches. s45. Stories
America Lovea-
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Music.
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Bridge to Dresmlsnd.
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Roundup.
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Dreamland.
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6.45, News.
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Of Music.
kJR - National Conven-
ton OF Jews and Chris
tians, 8 AS. Dinah
Shore, Songs.
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Hour.
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Learning
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KMo-Forums S IS Nor
mon Thomas
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Dad
KOMO-one Mans Fam
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Alien. News
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Merry GO Round
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Pals.
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Hour.
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KIRO - swedish Taoer-
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900 4. VI. /
KMO-The Shining Hour
XVI - Sunday school of
the Air
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Church.
KOMO-Second GueSsers
Football
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BIS. ! Am An Ameri-
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- syncopation
Piece
$3.50 4 VI. +
KMO - Eliza beth Wsvne 4
sam Brewer and John
a Hughes
XVI Chamber Music
Cycle
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Tune Tabloid.
KOMO 49, Emma Otero.
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Hall /
KIRO-Salt Lake Taber-
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1000 A. NJ. /
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The Concert Hour. /
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van: l0:l5. Jud Glus-
kin
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10:l5. Silver Strings.
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Canary Chorus.
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sic.
KTBl - Dance Tempos.
l0:45, Light Classics.
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Yours
KJR-Speaking Of CLAM
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Hymns OF Worship.
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K T B1 Pres byterian
Church.
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Sunday Sere a d e.
Has, Concert Petite.
KJR - Ted Malone. Pet
Parade: ll:15. job n
Seagle, Singer
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X T B ! - Presbyterian
Church.
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Table.
KJR - University Chris
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KIRO-The World Today /
1900 NOON
KMO - Services: 12:l5,
Ted Weems Orch.
KVI-Philharmonic.
KTBI-Music l2:l5. Bine
Crosby.
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Becker: l2:15. H. v
Kalten born
KJR-Wake Up America /
KIRO-Symphony Hour.
1880 p Nj.
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l2:s5. Midday Melody |
KVI-Album OF Waltzes.
K T B / - Ranch House
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l2;4S. Popular Pot
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100 p. nj.
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Wons Scrap Book.
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1880 p. M.
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Church.
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baugh.
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Singing.
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Additions.
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AIS. Shining Hour
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2. 80 p. Nj.
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Concert
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2:45, Songs OF the Week
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makers
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2:45, William L. Shirer
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800 p. Nj.
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kTBI - Hollywood Spot
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$3.50 p. VI.
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mond.
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K T 3 News 3:45
Music. s4s. Homes on
the Land
KOMO-Ths Great Gil
oersleeve
KJR-Luth Gospel Hour
Rev Gsbrielson
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Melody Ranch. ass.
Dear Nom.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
NeighborhOOd Theaters
List Weekend Activities

SPECIAL WEEKEND activities
are announced by United Detroit
Theatcr neighborhood houses that
include "Yo-Yen- contests, cartoon
shows, and special attractions for
children. At the Fisher Theater in
addition to the regular program
presenting Virginia and South
of Suez." there will be a cartoon
show. all in technicolor. starting
at 3:15 p. m. and continuing an
The Birmingham Theater will
have a special one-hour pre-open-
ing show starting at l p. m. con-
sisting of cartoons, novelties and
subjects appealing to children.
Immediately following this the
Birmingham will 90 into its
regular program presenting West
ern Union" and You're the One. .
The Annex on Saturday matinee
will have a cartoon show with a
special added attraction, Eyes of
the Navy" plus chapter one of a
new serial "Sky Raiders, - starring
Billy Halop and Donald Woods. In
addition, there will be gifts to the
children, a stage show, a Yo-Yo
contest starting at noon. and the
features, Doomed Caravan" with
Hopalong Cassidy and I'm Still
Alive" At the Regent there will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Tense Silence

There's a moment Of tense ST.
lence. Then Cooper picks UP his
bag. Best get started" he says,
and starts toward the door On
his way he reaches for the hand
of his silent mother, gives it a
quick, hard press. But the door
flies open and his 16-year-old
sweetheart Joan Leslie rushes in.
throws her arms around Cooper
and sobs. Il jes had TO see you
again" She kisses him quickly on
the lips, breaks away and runs
out the door. Cooper follows her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

be chapter one OF Sky Raiders,
with Yo-Yo contest. a stage show
and features. Riding on a Rain
bow" with Gene Autry and TN
Still Alive" in addition to the sub
-iect Nice ti1e Fleet" and a car
toon and sport subject. The Var
sity Theater will have a special
cartoon show, along with the fea-
tues. Kitty Foyle," and "4,a4l
Dark and Handsome" plus the
serial. Doctor Satan
The Alger Theater has scheduled
a special cartoon party on Satur-
day afternoon, with doors opening
at 1915. an hour of cartoons, two
serials, THE Sky Raiders and
THE Green Hornet Strikes Again"
plus the features. w. c. Fields in
THE Bank Dick and Blonde
Plays Cupid"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
AccOnlpGniSt

Mr. Paxson. Eddy's talented ac-
companist. is the composer of the
appealing song-poem. Dusk at
Sea" which opened the third and
final part of the list. These were
all devoted to American folk songs
and spirituals more to the taste of
his audience, although it was his
group of popular encores which
really brought the house down. It
seemed as though most of the
audience were simply waiting for
Mr.. Eddy to get over his pro-
grammed list of numbers so that
they could hear what they wanted
because it was in the ad-lib
numbers that the handsome bari
tone reaped his richest reward of
applause
Mr.. PaXon besides affording Mr..
Eddy splendid accompaniment gave
the star N brief respite with his
performance Of the hopin
F-minor Fantasia and an encored
piece
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Hungry Hound
Samples Bette

BETTE DAVIS, who has had
plenty of mishaps on the screen,
suffered one which her fans won
see.
She was bitten by a dog.
1t was purely an accident. The
star was tossing bits'of meat TO a
pack of dogs for a scene in War
ner Bros. The Great Lie One
hungry fellow became too enthu'
siastic He snapped for the meat
and snagged a bit of Bette's finger
along with it.
After the bite was treated, Bette
completed the scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Most of Film Shot
On Night Location

BECAUSE MUCH of its action
occurs in darkness, Columbia 5
Chain Gang" company put in a
solid week of all-night shooting.
Featuring GLORIA Dickson, John
Litel and Otto Kruger the picture
was filmed largely at Columbia
Ranch, where elaborate exterior
sets were constructed. Charles
Barton is the director of the fea-
ture. which has a timely theme
of political reform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Grapewin Prefers
To Relax at Work

CHARLIE GRAPEWIN like:
both Jeeter Lester and Inspector
Queen, two Ell his best and latest
screen roles. But, being the sort
Of person who likes 10 take thing
easy, he woHld prefer to have fu'
ture roles on the Jeeter Lester
side. That's his starring part In
Tobacco Road"
1.-THE trouble with these EIlery
Queen thriIlers," the veteran
character actor says, referring 10
the third of the series he's just
made. "Ellery Queens Pent-
house Mystery" lis that they
are so full of action they wear
a fellow out. Besides, with five
or six difficult crimes to be
solved, they're a lot of wear and
tear on the brain.
Give me-" he smiles, "a tel-
low who spends lot of time on
his back, sprawled out. That's
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Russian Notes

His opening group consisted OF
the Airs From the Peasant Cam
tata' OF Bach's followed by several
Russian songs of ArenSky, fSCha1-
kowsky and a comedy song by
DargouyzhSE which seemed TO
please the customers although the
applause was not quite as en-
thusiasuc as it was in the later
numbers.
Mr. Eddy's voice shows wear,
The lower and middle registers are
resonant enough but they lack the
flexibility necessary for wide range
expression. The upper register re.
vealS a growing amount of vibrato
especially in the forced numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Pair Share Bill
AFsan DIEGO

SHARING TOP position in the
current floor show bill at the San
Diego are romantic tenor Dick
Worthington and tap dancer
Eunice Hill. Ably assisted by the
music of -Alexander's Ragtime
Band, the pair attempt to Guido
one another in their own partic-
ular field of enteIiainment
A supporting lineup includes the
dancing Duquesnes. rhumba dancer
Teresa Rudolph and ventriloquist
Hank Seaman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Breaks DOICn

His mother CNIiSs Wycherlyl fol-
lows him with her,eYeS until the
door closes. That's it,, says di-
rector Howard Hawks. That S
fine" The camera stops grinding
Miss t4Fi,yiesiiiefiiy disssi-eyed &c
this point. starts weeping. The
tears run down her checks.
IL can't help it," she sobs in
apology to the director. I'm
thinking of lot of mothers"
And so were some of the rest OF
US. We were thinking specifi-
cally of the mothers who are
sending their boys TO training
camps Just now, expecting them
home in year. We hope their
next farewells are not Ike
mother Yorks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Drama

The scene is played with emo
tional restraint. York and his
people are quiet mountaineers.- mo-
given to much sentiment. Cooper
finishes with his bag, haltlngly
buckles the straps.
THAR" he says, IT reckon
that1l do til they fix me up
with gov'ment clothes" His
mother remains SILENT; just
looks at him. Gary fidgets, turns
to see that his little brother
(Dickie Moore) has entered the
cabin He-takes refuge in the
commonplace.
"COrn's doin' all right on the
north lot" he says. MAY need
little extra hOein'." He turns
directly to Dickie. "YOu'll be
takin' keer o. things from now
on. Reckon you'll need a man
sized gun" He mods toward his
own long rifle, on pegs above
Tho fireDlaCp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Hard Workers

VIRGINIA VAN UP. who has
written the scripts on the last
four pictures produced and di-
rected by Edward II. Griffith,
including "One Night in Lisbon,
already has started work on the
fifth. This is the Elimination of
the popular novel, Dido Cay. i"
Miss Van Upp started her film
career in the reading department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Almost together

IMMEDIATELY AFTER John
Loder and Marcel Dalio finished
their parts in "One Night in Lis
bon" their respective wives -
Micheline Cheirel and Madeleine
lie Beau--reported to that same
studio TO play sisters in Hold
Back the Dawn"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Nelson Eddy
Packs Masonic
Baritone Give S
Recital to
1850
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THAT YOUNG singing Lochin-
var Nelson. Eddy galloped out of
tho Wcst-EIollywood 10 be specific
and delivered a concert Of song
,,hlch aheered the hearts Of an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

audience packed
with his fans
last nj hit in
Masonic Audi
forum.
Most of the
IS 600 listeners
" re his film
ia n " h a {
m uSic lovers
there were haV-
ing been tram
pied 10 death
before reaching
the box office.
The b lon q c
and ahable Mr..
Eddy chose a
go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Real Dramatic Scene
Lost as Camera Stops
u mint entiona ]
Drama Revealed
on York Set
BY BURDETTE JAY

HOLLYWOOD, March 81
Often better scenes are left on the
cutting room floor than you see
on the screen. It's unintentional
drama on the set, but occasionally
it's very good.
For instance, take a little trip
with us out to Warner Bros.
studio, where the picture Ser
geant York" is being filmed.
Time has turned back TO a
November day in 1917. Alvin c.
York Gary COOPER, destined to
become a famous hero of the
American EXpeditionary Force, is
going away to war. In a drab
Tennessee mountain cabin, Cooper
stands by a dough board table,
He is stuffing a few odds and ends
of personal belongings into an old
fashioned valise. NJ o h er York
margaret Wycherly) and Rosie
York (June LockharD, Alvin's
younger sister. stand on the Other
side of the table, watching him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
French Group

This was more apparent in the
second grouped all French songs
starting with the aria 'FaiteS
Silence" from DebuSsy's Il 'enfant
Prologue Best of this section was
poetic Dams Les Soirs GrisH of
Lenormand and the tragic AUX
Portes de Seville" Of Fourdrain's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Benefit Show

THE KALEVA LODGE will
present a three-act drama. Fare
well Ladoga" at 1921 Montville
place Saturday at SIP. m. Proceeds
viii 60 TO the Finnish Relief Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

program. hut one which was not
quite 10 the liking of the many
who wanted 10 hear All, Sweet
Mystery Of Life" and "One Alone. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

out, calling over his shoulder, III
be comm back. -
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
A New World Order

Thoughtful giving what of world there
settled Out of this thought and
ghmmer hope found the eight points
Roosevelt Prime Minister Churchill
their memorable Atlantic conference again Church
ills world Sunday the of
and of order that the and
Instead there be whereby
by world police but which else
given opportunity work destiny amid
and welfare for all its people In other words order
which justice shall prevail nations insofar it within the
ability of work
encouraging conception Churchill Sunday
when he said.
On the intend make
effectively damng guilty while remaining suitably
tected ourselves.
THE difference instead of
all by additional and hndrance
the mood of 1917 have definitely adopted the that
in the of the world of countries that large
should off of making
decent living for itself and by its industry and
These farreachng changes principle which all
should ponder"
What earth would be could be
justice and fadeaing melted all peoples What
could
could
What unheard could
here the United States the billions of dollars
spending for could be
better educational Institutions sum conditions
building plants the of doing
with ignorance What awful
untold benefits could mankind it could be done with