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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

farm house and map giving di-
rert'ons from Detroit. The out-of-
town guests were Mrs. RoN-
borourh's houseguests. her sister,
Mrs. Lillian Lemon. Of Indianapo-
rs. Ind. and Mrs. Della Johnson
of Granville. Ohio: Mrs. Horace
Johnsons mother. Mrs. Jennie
Houston OF Washington. ID. C., who
is houscgucst Of her daughter,
Mrs. Frances Garvin. Mrs Pearl
curtis and Mrs Helen Nash of
Washington. u c.. houSccucsts of
Mrs. Walter Harmon; ard Mrs
Olivia Anderson 81 Indianapolis.
Ind hOusccuest Of Mrs Morris.
Palms and coal breezos. plus cock
tails and sweet music made wei
come oasis from the surrounding
city heat.
Guests seen dancing al the new
pavilion were. Dr. and Mrs. { +.
Whiiby. Dr. and Mrs. Haley Bel.
Miss Doris He'll. Calvin Porter.
John c. Dancy Miss Malinda Wells.
Mrs Eta Molten Barnett and
UdueNitl from VI 'dhp anu HouSe-
guests Of Miss Wells; Mr.. and
Mrs Jan Sneed. Mrs. Katheryn
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. p r. Piper.
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs phllin Roberts. Or and
Mrs. James Gillian. Dr. and Mrs.
]. y Martin. Mr.. and Mrs Alva
Carroll. Mr. and Mre. James
Brown Miss Opal Lyons llamil-
ton. Nj and Mrs. Monroe Ken
nedy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter cole. Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Pelham. Or. and Mrs.
Chester Ames. Mrs Irene llunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brady. Jr,
Miss Elaine Hunter OF Toronto.
stanton IIunton. Mr. and Mrs
Claude Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burton Mrs. Harold Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Harmon. Mr.. anu
Mrs Horace Johnson. DR.. and Mrs
A. u. Milton. DR.. and Mrs. Gil
Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
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Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Tai.
iafcrro. Mr.. and MIS-. John Smith,
Freddie Hubbard nr and Mrs.
James McClcnaon. 'Fia-h Harris
~ Cleveland. Dr 4 ~ arie'.
Miss Marion Carter Howard Ores.
ham. Mr.. and sir. Wiiam Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo 20 TAYLOR. pf.
and Mrs u H. Gncn Mr. ana
Mrs. Earl Conway 81 and Ngs.
Charles RoXhoroac Everett
Watson. Mrs BfunM rcrick, d.,
ana Mrs Walter Hires nr and
Mrs. Red Brooks ~ ard Nr'-
Ted White. Mrs. EdNh Watson
Hubert Bland MI and MS, LLOYD
Loomis. Dr. and Ms paHl Al'f'
ander. Mr.. and Mf fred Jones'
Miss Jean Cole. "Bndas SaunaeTs'
Ben Webster. Mr. and Nre Jona
Ports. Miss Theresa Ralsy. zen
Henderson. Or and Mrs. ON
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs irfrew loa'
dec Mrs. Eddie Robinson and Oh
ers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Sub-Deb { halter
BY LITTLE SISTER

Roaming around one day. We
happened upon gypsy who would
not release US until she had dis
closed What Tho tealcaves foretold
She pfedicted that
10 ami Behold 'TNould he The
end 81 Dorothy Ann Hicks belief
in tho rioyerb: Variety IS the
spice ~ fc.'
Mataeys heart woHld be broken
in tam for his breaking so many
hearts
Don BRYANT would either dye or
dispose Of his yellow shoes.
Doris Bel and Ernest Johnson
woul be roconcilod
Mary Berry would become so
attached 10 the Detroit Talent
that She wouldn't wish TO return
TO school in Baltimore.
Buddy Jones has something
definite in mind hy going to W. sh-
ineion and Baltimore with Eddie
Glonn and Leonard Proctor. Tho
eooth~sayors said that his girl
friend and her father michr make
inc return trlp Win fhem.
ANY Time For
Any time for Allan Jones and
Hazel DeZou's love affair. Cupid
really hit them hard.
WILDER Hughes who has left his
hcarfbeat open TO n certain talent
in Idlewild.
Eddie Sylvester and DeMoyell
Howell for taking a whole day 10
find new talent.
Elaine Fuller for saying that
she Is not that way about n cer-
tain northend cat.
Rachel Mutt for pining for
Maurice.
Elwood Cook for pinlng for
RACHEL.
Herbert MacFadden for plning
FOR Lorraine.
They should get together there.
For Bill Shuford's night shift.
Classified Ads
Wanted Speed limit put on
Aurutia Philips batting eyo-lashes.
More tack in place Of nerve for
Nyzcll Sowell
Courage to take Bill Fuller's
line Of 1--WE
More Southern Fried Talent.
More boys to believe that their
word Is their honor.
TravcIOgue
Albert. "Dagwood". I.angford
has returned 10 his homo in Texas.
Andrew Henry has recently ar
rivcd home from Tennessee |
know Joan will he glad and don't
mean Waundlcss.
Ann Gregory made a quick
aunt TO Idlewid for the week
end.
Dedlcations
You're Mine. lou-Sonny Wells
10 Youletta Mason.
Having a Wonderful Time-lris
Bell
Blues vvvyan MacFall
NV Buddy. Peggy Jean Burris &c
Andrew Waundlcss. Jr.
Please. Mr. Johnson Lucille
Rosemond TO boyfriend Flanag
han.
| Give You NV Word Bette Anr
Wheeler 10 David Herd.
We Three Bette Bland. Alvin
BOYD and shadows Of Bella's ar
tlcle.
Eta Barnett. daughter Of the
famed Eta Moten, visited Detroit
az Braddocks. sporting maroon
and white nullover. penper-salt
Stacks and leather sandals.
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DcfrOlfcr
Is DiSlfOr

Mr.. and Mrs Robert J. Poole Jr.
entertained oui-of-ioWn guests at
dinner a. Joe Louis Sprinehill
Farm last Thursday evening. The
visitors were Mrs. blanche Austin
ana her sister. Mrs Mary ogden Of
Virginia. Mrs.. Austin IS a former
residcni OF Detroit. They were here
for 2 two weeks vacation and left
tho Motor CITY Tuesday. other
guests were. Mrs s. Brcazil Mrs
w Reid Mrs G. Bennett Mr.. Gal
loway Mr. and Mrs. Moat and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas u. Swayne all Of
Detroit. II goes without saying
that everyone spent a lovely owe
ming at Joc's delightful farmhouse.
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quickly last week
TldbiiS

quickly last week
IidbiiS
Contrary TO gossip Oliver Broome
is all for Amcla Walton.
Mcthnks handsome Bill Fuller
has crush on Sub-Deb Louise
Looms.
Wonder how Ann Gregory and
Willie bryant arc hitting il?
Have You Noticed -.
Don Lawson's striking resem-
blance TO Don Amochce
Leroy Rocquemoros beautiful
blue eyes?
Lncius Calloway's enchanting
smile?
That Arthur and Charles Vance
are here from Chicago Aren't
they blonde and handsome. girls?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Musicians Ready
For Confab

Al meeting OF the Detroit
Musicians Assn. on Monday eve
ming August 4, at Brewster Com
muniiy center plans were made for
the annual convention OF the Ma
tional Association of Negro Must
clans. Inc. which meets in Pitts
burgh. August - to 20. The follow
J delegates were elected Eli
zabeth Wocdley, Jerenc Macklin
Mamie Grimes. aliernates Doro-
thy Blackwell. Mile lIynson. Mar
ret Turner. Other delegates by
virtue Of their direct membership
in the nationa body are Talmadge
Turner president of the DINA.
Lillian +. Johnson financial sec
rotary and Maude Willis.
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Ncu
DefroiferS

9ft po-Al ,hr, ounce
pr oa born July - 20 Mrs.
I,prA Washington Ray Is 'ho
hahf i.me
~ jgao Ford Is ihe mother Of
rpouna ounce, baby sirl bosn
20 ~ - Baby Ford Is name VIII
ne ,lsgn.n Grmr
ST. Mamie spencer is the moth.
~ q baby eiiL born July %
Sh.ns sosen pounds and four
feea Ounces Ncrnioe is her name.
Al ho little ones we're horn in
paf1s.de hospital Mothers and
babies aro doing hn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Mrs. Butler
To Chi

Mrs Lucille Butler Of 800 Hol-
bronx Apt ll3 has been visiting
hsr sister in Chicago. Size lcft CHI
sapp sunday Aug Q FOR New York
CTS zoe sn extended visit with 9TH
cr relatives and friends Mre But
Tor thc bride o' n - Butler Rcd
Cap AZ tbe New York Central Ter
minal Detroit. and also memhcr
o.; tho Grievance committee OF the
tnuod Transport Service En-
ployccs m America. Local 1902. De
frOif
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
By Nal weathers


II you We're asked 10 name five
OF The most popular accessories
FOR men. the key chain would GER
ianly find ranking position OH
your list. Whether he has paid ten
cents or ten dollars. almost every
man al sometime has owned or
used one Of these useful gadrefs.
Craftsmen are constantly DIES en-
ing new STYLES. ways and means Of
holding and releasing a bunch Of
keys.
IN strolling about town. 7 OIL
served some new nifty numbers
The trend seems TO slant toward
dual purpose chains. First. tribute
must be paid 10 the ole standby
which has swung our KEYS 10 these
many years. an accessory with for
NAL and semi-formal evening wear
and practically q necessity with
casual wear. Smart, in late three
initial styles a -four bascl hi,
with the owls should be the flash
light attached chain. II contains
one tiny cell and can be carried
IN onspicuously in your vcet poe
kct. In the Hight in a silent worker
at the amusement areas, holds
about ten dimes. hidden spring
keeps a coin always In position as
YOU 30 dispensinrly on your way
Last. boon 10 the bus or subway
rider. prevents one from going 10
pieces AZ the turnstile. dispenses
ono dollar in nickels at twenty
prompts Of your thumb.
Scoop Pee Wee Beale al the
Brass Rail. in natural shade gah-
ardine suit white silk shirt. ma
room tie with blue and white
figures and brown plus white.
sport shoes Hamtree Harrington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

Ine SfCan.Cf - Ctalr remained
f.cG ~ ~ ne dock a lrile LATER
Than $ AZ 20 &C. everyone on
nosH They dockcd close 10
twelve O'Clock
There was constant roaming
abn, everyone enjoying himself
tremendously. moving fco' keeping
> Win the rolling waves. Jol-
s'f ami frolc rode along TO make
'he moonlight qute a success Le-
ny Smrh really broke things up
Wan hi. tine and mellow jumping
Isl. Amazed children and auto
3 4pu bsrs worried the life on
o. Jae Louis who spent about as
qlie' an evening as any celebrity
could Win mere two thousand
wanting 20 SEQ him.
Ncycg before could there have
hc6u Weather made more perfect
ihan foe Monday evening In tho
shadows on the third and TOP decks.
couples were seen sitting out
danre- suppose you know that this
event IS noted for tho birth Of new
loves and sometimes the death OF
I'D ones Speaking Of now loves
Peggy Burris and James Mack
walked around arm in arm all eve-
ming. Ditto Janice Whi,by and Lu-
cius Galloway
some o. those seen on the dance
noor were Rose Campbell and
Billy Dunbar Louise and Barbara
LOOMS Leonard HAYES and Jeanne
Wauudloss. Jeanne Carmichael. Lu-
ellie Roscmond and Johnson Elan
aran charles Coginefon. Oliver
Bfoome and BESSIE Snipes. Prin-
ceiia Graham and Myzoll Sowel.
Elwood Cook Helen Cuzzens and
Bill Lawson Iris Bell and Sonny
Plummer. Anrelia Walton and Don
Lawson Roberta Hill and Calvin
Hughes Donald Bryant and Gladys
House. Kenny Williams Rachel
and Lorraine Nutt, Ann Gregory.
Willie bryant noris Rell. Ernest
Johnson. leUna Luckey. Mary Ann
Clemens and Kermit Bailor. Bella
Clcmcn. Bill and Elaine Fuller, Le-
more Davis and Hank Jason. Leon
\ i.nc Cole and Henry Ervetter. Billy
Coyington Raymond Seymour, Her
bert ana Harriet MacFadden. vii
liam Matney. Doris Ratlife and
Johnnie Roxborough. Edith How
ard, Peter Whitaker and June
baldwin. David Heard and Betty
Ann wheeler. Ernest Johnson, Vel
ma May dorothy Ann Hicks and
Alvin Boyd. Barbara Wheeler. En-
ncstne Fisher. Colson Nutt. Tom
mic Malone. Lucius and Andrew
( Galloway Rcrnice and Norma
Whitby. LEROY Roquemorc. Eddie
sylvester Prince Walker. Sarah
Casey Horace Rodgers. Betty Cole.
petty Bland Frank Norman, Dawn
Watson and many, MANY others.
Sitting along the sidelines were:
Mamie Alexander. Edith Watson
and Hubert Bland Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hamilton Mrs Earl Walton.
Joe Louis and his sister. Eulalla.
Mr aud Mrs. Samuel IT, Thomas.
Nrs Carrie Montgomery. Mr.. aud
Airs. MAY Nh an dMrs Fred Jones
Lowell Cuzzeus. jeanette Cocker.
Mr James Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. colo DR. aud Mrs Chester
Ame-. Winfield and Jimmie brown
Mr. aud Mrs Haywood Liggons. Mr..
and Air. Alec smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
'ehH- smith. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
Peterson. DR.. and Mrs. All Thomas.
Christine Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Alexander. Winifred Brady.
Freddie Hubbard Elaine Hunter
Mrs wallace Fleming Elaine Low
j. Jim Dunbar. Marjorie and Ma
ron Carter Julia Brady. June
Dickens and at least eighteen hun
dred more.
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UNITED AFTER
TWELVE YEARS

Mrs Rose Leo Dockcry SAP f.
Montcalm is hostess 10 her sister
and sons. who she has not
seen in II wears They arc Mrs
Saiiic Dockerv and George and Al-
fred. With them is friend. Eddie
Matthews. who halls from Madi-
son. Wise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
The HenderSOnS
See The West

Nj and Mrs G.. L Hcnle OH o.
l5ils Th.rf.eih st,ccf age favin-
Friday for 'Ro week. visit 70 INC
West including los Angeles Calf
Mr. Henderson will attend The am
nlsl convention ~ tho Tcchnicians
association of which he is an OF
DIAL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
ELKS INVITED
TO PORT HURON

a SA. Tea vii be- held az The
Mckmlass house. 2ll7 iillc
street Port Huron Nich sunday
Nue 49, at pm. All Elks and
fi,,u friends are invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Two Honor
Their Kin

Mrs. Lucy Washingion n Galss
burg. H.. Is visiting her dauEnleh
Miss Sarah Grant. and h'r s'ssn
Mrs. Mary Wilson 90 MHcae'
street. in Conant Gardens M"
Washington Is promineni ~ GIVE
and social circles and Is arrive u
the women's club work sne ~
rived in Detroit july y ana y"
Aug. 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Sail With the Deltas
on the Steamer St. Clair

As result Of some super craftsmanship by the Del
as Pyramids and Despritcs record breaking crowd of
nineteen hundred drawn Monday, Aug to the So
rorfys second annual moonlight and the Deltas were
down At The dock eary greet their multitude Of guests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Roxboroughs, MorriseS
Fete Guests at Party

Novel invitations were received from Mr. and Mrs.
John Roxborough and Mr. and Mrs. Radford Morris in
viting friends to Joe Louis Sprnghi Farm for dancing
party to meet number Of ou-ofown guests The inyi
tation written post cards showing picture n The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Hostesses To &c.
Visitors

Among Tie local hosie sc who
have contributed 10 ihe cnttIian-
meni of visitors during tho paf
few weeks are. MIR. and Mrs.
Smith az 1922 ABBOTT street. and
Mr. and Mfs. Cardell Henderson
81 1856 Abbott Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Warren and
Mrs. Florence Campbell ~ Kansas
City Mo. who left for home last
Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

Mrs Efa A Thomas propricif'
Of the Uneeda Hat shoppe located
at 2022 Chene street viii spend two
weeks In New York She will re-
turn 70 the city Aug. Z.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

al Braddocks. sporting maroon
and white nullover. pepper-salt
Stacks and leather sandals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09

In the tower Of Christ Church
cathedral in Victoria, B. c.. there
hangs a set Of bells. This set Of
eight bells was placed two years
ago. a gift TO the cathedral BY
members Of the parish. These bells
are an exact replica in size. weight
and tone to the famous Westmin-
ster chimes OF London.
On a recent visit to Victoria, the
Rev. Cyrus E. Albertson Of Ia
eomas First Methodist church had
the privilege of seeing the bell
ringers at work as they played
these eight bells. II was out of
that experience that Mr.. Albert
son spoke yesterday morning to his
congregation on the theme, Who
VIII Ring the Bells ,"
Il asked the chief bell-rngers.
said Mr.. Albertson. when you
men are gone who will ring these
bells? He was sad as he told me
that was their problem, for they
could not get younger folk inter
ested in the old country art of bell
ringing"
Truth
This experience set me think
ing. There are certain eternal
qualities that can only be sounded
out in the lives of people. Four
OF these qualities I would mention
this morning. There is the quality
Of Truth. PLATE once asked, What
is truth and the same question
is uppermost in our minds today.
All Of us know that much of what
we read and hear is not true. We
are being deluged again with
propaganda which is not truth and
much of it not even half truth.
Truth can best be discovered as a
quality of living! There are folk
who live around us whose lives
bear daily witness that Truth
dwells among us
Justice
Another quality of life Is that
which we call Justice. 1t is hard
to be just when there are the ten
sions and strains that have come
upon us. Too much we become
blinded by the passions aroused
by those who seek to enslave our
reason. Then we can no longer act
justly. We do not hear much
spoken today about justice being
done. In times like these revenge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09

and reprissls take possession ~
too many folk. Yet Justice ever
stands as the act Of supreme self
control and is the mark OF real
character Around Is are men and
women who are the embodiment Of
Justice. They have taken undue
advantage Of nobody"
Honor
"A third quality Of life is that
Of Honor. We hear little of this
quality for which men used to
strive above all others. Honor is
not to be found in story books but
We see it every day in the lives Of
folk We know. It is the more at
tractive because we see so much
that is dishonorable,"
And Love
The fourth quality Of life that
has eternal value is Love. God has
been defined as love" Certainly
it is something for which most
people long but by their actions
make impossible. This is not a
world ruled by Love! Love seems
to be driven from most places but
it can still be found in its highest,
purest forms. 1t can be found in
the lives of folk who are truly
good, unselfish, self-giving."
The experience with the beli-
ringers in Victoria causes me to
ask you the question I have not
been able to escape. Who will ring
the bells, Who are the folk whose
lives are going to sound out in
the midst of the confusion of our
times the eternal notes of Truth,
Justice. Honor and Love? Do you
leave these traits to be sounded
by a few sanity folk and make
no effort to let your own lives
ring them out? Will you take up
the task that Jesus started CEN
turtles ago, for His life above all
others who ever lived sounds these
notes of Truth, Justice, Honor and
Love"
I'm our time these qualities
that have built the best we
know of civilization will he
silenced unless we ring the
bells. There never was more
responsibility on the average
man and woman than today.
Who will ring the bells II we
faile We must not failw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
0riing PIT. A.
Plans h, sption
Teachers TO Be
Guests Sept. %

ORTING-Mrs. Waiter Hewitt,
president Of the orting PIT. A,
announced Monday that a recep-
ton would be held for the Orting
school teachers at the first meet
ing Of the year Sept. ~.
Current amusing aneedote maxi
ing the rounds here concerns not
a fish that got away. but prize
that did.
Whitney Thompson. orting gro
Ger. caught the fish-a 4e-pound
King salmon. He caught the fish
from a boat rented at Astoria.
Had he registered as a participant
in the Columbia River Salmon der
by. his fish would have won him a
total OF $500. The winning fish
weighed but A pounds.
Harold Smeltzer, employed on
naval base construction at Anchor
age. Alaska, for the past year and
half, was a visitor 10 his former
home here last week.
Melvin Thompson and Francis
Smeltzer, Orting youths. who re-
Gently enlisted in the navy, are
now on duty at the Bremertor
navy yard.
A new resident Of Orting is s
W. Dunn, music teacher for Ort
ing. as well as Kapowsin and Ro,
schools.
Operators of school buses thi.
year will be Herman Naples, Wal
ter Adams. Alfred Rolfe anC
Charles Fletcher, the school boart
decided at a recent meeting
Fletcher will drive the new 81
passenger bus, which is due to ar
rive later in the month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Ruptured Men Get
$3.50 Truss Free
Pay No Money-Now or Ever
For This Truss

Kansas city, Mos-A Doctors
Invention for reeueiols rupture IS
proving so successful an offer is nov
being made % give everyone who
tries it a $3.50 truss Free. This IN
vention has no les straps. no elastic
belts or leather bands. II holds rup-
ture up and IN Is comfortable and
easy 20 wear After using Il many re
port entire satisfaction. Any reader OF
this paper NAV Try the Doctors In
Eention for so DAYS and receive the
separate Is SO Truss Free. II you are
not entirely satisfied with the inven-
tion-return Il. but be sure % keep
the IS SO Truss Tor your trouble. II
you are rupturec iust write the Ply
siciAns Appliance Co. 247s Koch
Bids, 2eoe Main 81. Kansas City. No.
for their trial offer Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
GARD SPEAKS TUESDAY

Under auspices of the Anglo
Saxon Federation, Conrad Gard
will address a meeting at the
Hotel winthrop at s ?. m. Tues
day. His subject will be: Signs
in the Heavens in Relation to
Bible Prophecy" The public il
invited.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09

Now the property Of these
firms and many other firms
In surrounding European coun-
tries n affected. Surprising
Great Britain falla and other
parts Of the British empire;
this would increase the pres
sure which the Nazis could
put upon American firms with
property In such areas.
Look down the list OF our large
Industrial firms as quoted on the
New York stock Exchange. You
win find almost every one has
property abroad. II not in plant.
then In distribution organization.
patents, or stocks Of goods. All
this property 10 In danger of be-
ing used by Hitler as hostage
for the good behavior Of the par
ent companies in the United
States.
CUMULATIVE PRESSURE
Some people express the fear
that the Nazis may confiscate
such American properties. This
seems unlikely. They know q
trick ten times AZ effective. They
will allow the American holders
TO maintain their title 10 property
in lands under Nam control, but
will subject them TO threats of
punishment and confiscation on
the one side. and promises and
Inducements for good behavior on
the other. In this way. Hitler can
be assured Of plenty Of points to
apply pressure right inside the
United States.
OF course. II he puts on the
pressure too strongly. he will
defeat his purpose. American
companies are patriotic They
would not betray the interests
Of the United States under
pressure, n the Issue were
dearly presented TO them In
that nght-but II would not
be.
They would be asked 10 make
only ANAL concessions Of polio,
at the beginning--for example. t.
adjust their personnel and adver
Using policies to bring them mor'
In line with German wishes. On
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
lnsfeInent TX
DEALING WITH GANCSTERS

There is doubt that if Germany wins the war she
will attempt less 10 standardize industry Tor al
Europe and can hold to individual firms the hope that
their design might become the standard for an entire
continent or even for Nazed world. Hitler can use
prospects such these bait to tempt foreign business
men to cooperate with him.
Probably important than such promises and in
ducements though the therats that the Nazls can
use and the control which they now exercise the
property of unfortunate firms in their territory Before
the started most of smaller American companies
had fled from Germany abandoning such property they
had larger firms with extensive investments
were hanging on desperately and sending in good money
xha,r 1aro hold
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09

You help yourself when you buy
Il. S. Defense Bonds.