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Evening star., 1941-11-03
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

1KAIIEKS FOR SALE
TRAILER KoZY KOACH, in excellent con-
dition. Apply John ]. Miller, Iowa St.,
Washington Tourist Camp. 80
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing. On display opposite Canary Camp,
BALTIC. blvd, Bervyn. Md.
TRAILERS. new and used; easy to deal
with. Elcar Coach Co., Canary Trailer
Camp, Rt l. BerWyn, Nd
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Mr.. ROCK CREEK BORDER,
Half block west OF 18TH large brick, z
rooms, . complete baths, oxford kitchen
cabinets; Venetian blinds. fireplace. auto.
heat; = screened porches. gear brick ga
rage: perfect condition: for quick sale.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H St. NV Ma OLA.
Evenings, GE 1894
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEAR MANOR CLUB, Md A, $1,000;
10 or more acres, $3.50 a. Out Ga. ave. or
Layhi rd to sign
H F. BEBER, Est 1915. sH. 65s5.
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S11,950.

CLOSE-IN LOCATION.
One block west OF Conn ave; detached
brick and stucco. 3 bedrooms. baths on
End floor, . bedrooms and bath on 3rd
floor: oil burner. detached garage. con-
crete front porch. VACANT. IMMEDI-
ATE POSSESSION.
CALL WOODLEY 1900 FOR
APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT
EDW H. JONES Il CO. INC
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES FURh. OR UhFURk.

COLORED = l4-ROOM HOUSE FOR
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-3 BEDRMS. end
floor sunny airy 3rd-floor room, modern
kitchen, sunroom, servants room in base
ment; insulated h-w heat with automatic
controls Garage, garden with fish pool
fountain and lilys. Schools. bus Unfurn.,
$50: furn., Sl65 ! year lease or longer.
References WO 1868.
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NEW. EXCLUSIVE APT.

S57.5O-UTILITIES FURN.
2615 4th ST. NE.
Bedroom, liv rm., din, kit and bath;
new bldg available now. See ianitor
basement apt. oE ,{Nnr,e sal co 1,c
1919 X St NV DI. 1918.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ALL KINDS, SECTIONS, SIZE, IN, OUT D.
G. to SELL trade. rent If right price
Send data. Results since 1895 N T.
RYON CO., 1918 N. Y. ave. MA. 1907
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Payments iaclvds eli charges
% Srsscrtbsd bt the URi.
form S@GII LoAH LaW.

Loons mode On your Own sionoture. kt
security required No credit inquiries ar
mode Of reIotives, friends Or employer
Apply in morning and get money the some
doy Just telephone, give US a few foct.
then call for the money.
PUBLIC SMALL LOAN co.
202S North Moore It.. AosSlyn. Va.
Telephone Chestnut 2444.
EDWARD o. WAYNE. AgY.
PEOPLES
= PERSONAL BANKERS
S30s =. I. kvs;. NJ; Rainier. Nd
TELEPHONE Decatur l240.
r. w. TERA4fRR. Agr.
Plenty Of free parking. Frequent
fost bus ond street cor seNies.
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OWNER MUST SEIL,

This attractive corner brick. adjacent to
Soldiers Home Park. r rooms, "a bed
rooms" 2 tile baths, rec. room. fireplace,
porches, auto heat ,garaRe, etc; only
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

1TRA10Hr OUT n H. AVE. TO SIGN;
lst comm. g-l0 of acre: $1,000.
H. r. BIEBER, Est 1915. SH. 1855.
EXCELLENT LOCATION. CHEVY CHASE
.: C.-Level, adjoining lots each 4sxl20;
S3950 for both. OWNER WO s143.
$500 CASH BUYS THIS EXCELLENT
the $500 block OF sConduit road NV.
Priced far below market values for cor
responding lots. this represents a rare bar
gain, either for immediate building or for
an Investment. This is the last vacant
ground in the block, improved on one side
oy group OF new garden apts. and on the
other by row Of rev one-fsmily houses.
Phone MR.. BORNSTEIN at MA $3.50 dur
Ing the day or al Sligo b357 after Z p m. a.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.!
$50 4-Famly-Flat Lots Row.
so Row-HouSe Lots.
BEST CLOSE-IN NE. SECTION.
B Minutes From Capitol
WILL HELP FINANCE.
SHAPIRO, INC,
1871 Conn. Ave. w. Dupont 7177
LOTS FOR RENT.
2nd COMMERChL-LoT 2lxB7, FOR
rent: suitable for parking OF 8 trucks.
l6 Decatur st. ne, between o and P,
N. Capitol and First sts. HO. 22l3.
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r and S, End and 3rd-Entire 1st fl. de-
tached home; pvt. complete . rooms.
kitchen, dinette and bath. porch; restricted
hot water: util included: $50: also care
of stnker Ask OWNER. 1916 Bryant 81 ne
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1401 18th ST. NV.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Vacancy for lady IN large double room.
also for | gentleman in basement studio.
switchboard; excellent meals.
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OC- z D, : o .OUNOI ID.
TOMORROW.
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NEAR ILLINOIS AVE. AND
FARRAGUT NV.
Foxhall Village-S13,950.

>, One of the best offerings ever made in
this select residential section. There are
> large bedrooms and complete baths,
automatic. heat and many rehnements.
The first floor plan is particularly appeal
ing and the entire property is in excellent
condition. BOSS 4 PHELPS Ma $500,
Evenings call Mrs. Hill. WO 1927
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$4,000 TO $13,95O..
8 4 or 6 RedrOnm Houses.

q, O1 U oOA4O OO111 44OUOCS,
Oil or gas heat, garages with each house.
In a section completely protected from in
fringements. We know that these houses
are reasonably priced and that in years to
come they will be saleable and rentable.
walking distance of grade schools. Junior
high schools and hish schools. All these
houses are within half block OF u. s.
Government parks For further informa-
tion call BOSS 4 PHELPS, MA. $500: eve
nings call EN- o1a5
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.
ROOMING HOUSE
CHEVY CHASE MD

Lovely 6-bedrm. and 3-bath home on
lovely lot, all kinds Of shade trees. and
that is very suitable for gracious living
Call WI. 21OS for appointment.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1929 sedan upholstery good
condition. excellent engine, low mileage.
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Porter st. NV. at Conn., ave-S.room,
all-modern home; large lot: Newly re-.
value, SI3.eoO: Price. sii 900: easy terms
end lGH HoiT monthly anS payment IN - Io,o ,
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,

FIRST COMMERCIAL.
STORE AND APARTMENTS
Rental So.700 per year. Automatic oil
heat: corner location; price. $50. 600;
terms. Call MI. Carney. Dupont 1885
BRADLEY BEALL d HOWARD, NC.
Ma. 02I1. Southern HldR
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BEDROOMS. 4 BATHS
On beautiful India n 10 ne in exclusive Spring
Valley, this imposing home on q very large
and wooded lot represents an Opportunity
70 buy in one Of the choice locations OF
alton room, maids quarters, gear garage.
apd every convenience you would expect
We also have listed with US q number
OF beautiful new and resale homes ranging
in price from 100000 to $4,000. For
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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1429 LOngtellOW st. NV.
"A fine detached home In highly desir-
| able section in close proximity to all con-
venieVes. Contains large rooms, bath.
h.-w.h.: detached garage; on an extremely
large lot Immediate nosgession
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ARLINGTON : OWNER TRANSFERRED.
immediate sale. 5-room brick bungalow.
full basement, semi-hnished attic, corner
lot h-w h., buckwheat blower with thermo-
stat. fireplace. electric stove. Falls
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
Many Rumors Of Enemy Origin

cite another example statement made Sunday night
that had been located sunk off the Canal
statements that attributed what
you be reasonably
that these circumstances the Authoritative source
any person in authority.
Many and reports which hear originate with
today the Japanese claiming
that result of their action against Hawaii they have
supremacy iphe Pacific This is old trick Of
which nnumerabe times by the Nas
The purposes such fantastic claims Of to
spread fear and confusion and to goad into
which enemies desperately
anxious to obtain.
Our government be caught in this obvious trap
and neither will people
be remembered by each and every Of that
rapid communication be greatly restricted
wartime II possible to receive full speedy accurate
reports from distant of combat This particularly
where naval operations concerned.
these days of the of radio it
possible for the commanders of units their
radio the very simple that this nfoms-
would become available enemy and would disclose
their position and their plan of defense attack.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
lindbergh Address
Cancelled by Group

= NEW YORK. Dec. 10 0NS) -
The Columbia Broadcasting Sys.
TEN announced today that the
America First Committee has can.
Iceled the scheduled broadcast oi
Charles A. Lindbergh's address
prepared for delivery under com.
mittee auspices at Boston. Decem.
Der IL.
CHS said II had been informed
by America First officials in Chi.
cago that the cancellation was in
line with the committees decision
10 postpone all major rallies due
Ito the war.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10


THE sudden criminal attacks perperated by the Japanese
in the Pacific provide the climax of decade of international
immortality
1--WE going to win the and going to
win the peace that follows"
"Your government knows that for weeks Germany has
States Japan would in dividing the spos with
Germany when peace came"
Powerful and resourcefu gangsers have banded to-
gether TO make upon the whole human race
Remember always that Germany and Italy. regardless
declaration of consider themselves at war
with the United at this moment"
Eve are now in this We all in tall the
way
far, the has all been bad We have suffered
serious setback in Hawaii Our forces the Philippines
taking punishment, but defending themselves
vigorously"
confused but must he prepared for the
that all these three outposts have been seized
1--WE know Germany and Japan conducting
military and naval operations in accordance with
will prove valuable to the directly or in
directly.
Most earnestly, ] urge my cOunrymen to reject all
rumors. little hints of complete disaster fly thick
wartime They have be examined and appraised
example, tell you frankly that until further
surveys are made sufficient information to state
which has done naval vessels at
Harbor Admittedly the damage is serious But no
one can say how until how much of this
damage be repaired and how quickly the
pairs be made
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
We Are Going to Win the War
And We Are Going to Win the Peace

rushed completion steady stream of tanks and planes OF
guns ships shells and equpment-that Is what fhese
18 months have given
But it is all only beginning of What has to be donsA
We be to face a long against crafty and
powerfu bandits The attack at Pearl Harbor can b
repeated any of many points in both oceans one
along both lines and against all the rest OF the
hemisphere.
will only be long It will be hard war That u
the which lay all plans That Is the yard
stick by which what shall need and demand;
money materials doubled and quadruped production
increasing
The production must be not only for our own army and
reinforce the other armies and naves
and air fighting the Nazs and the lords OF Japan
throughout the Americas and the world. fsr
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
First News Is All Bad News

- So far the has all been bad. suffered a
surious setback in Hawaii Our forces the Philippines
which include the brave people of that commonwealth
taking punishment but defending vigorously
The reports from Guam and Wake and Midway islands
still confused but
men that all these three outposts have been seized.
The casualty lists of these first few undoubtedly
be large deeply feel the anxiety of all families of
in armed forces people in cities which
have been bombed only give them my solemn promise
that they VIII get news just as quickly possible.
This government will put its in the stamina Of the
American people. and will give the facts public
two conditions have been fulfilled first that the in
formation has been definitely and officially confirmed
second that the release of the information the time it is
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
Record of Relations With Japan

have prepared the full record Of past relations with
Japan will be submitted to the Congress. 1t begins
with the visit of Commodore Perry to japan 8S ago
with the visit of japanese emissaes to the Secre
Sunday after Japanese forces had
machine guns against flag
forces and citizens.
say with utmost confidence that no Americans to-
hence need feel anything but pride
in patience and efforts through all the toward
achieving the Pacific which would be fair and honor
able every nation large small
And person, today thousand years hence
will be able of Indignation and horror
the eachery committed by the military dcatos OF Japan
under very shadow of the flag of borne by their
special .envoys in midst
The that Japan has followed for the past 10
In Asia has paraeed the of Hitler and Musson in
Europe and Africa Today has become far than
parallel is collaboration well calculated that all the
world and all the considered
by the Axis strategss gigantic battlefield.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
All Facts Will Be Given Nation

OF necessity will delays officially confirming
denying reports of operations but will not hide facts from
country the facts if enemy will be
aided by their disclosure
To all newspapers and radio stotions-oH those
Who reach the and of the American people
this You hoUe a most groUe responsibility to the
nation and for the duration of this
If feel that not disclosing enough
Of the truth you have every right Bun the absence
Of all the facts revealed by official have
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
YuIe Decorations
Pre(dutiOn UrQed

LANSING; Dec. 10.-Fire Chief
Paul G. Lefke today warned Lans-
ing residents against use of in
lflammable Christmas decorations.
He urged all persons in doubt to
contact the fire department for
information concerning decora-
ltions.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
Arms. Ships Pouring From Plants

Precious months gained by sending vast quantities Of
material to the nations of the world still
Axis aggression Our policy rested the truth
that the defense of country resisting Hitler Japan
in the long the defense of country policy
has been justified II has given time invaluable time
build our American assembly lines of production.
Assembly lines in operation Others are being
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
History Of Axis Invasions

In 1881 Japan invaded NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. warning
In 1885, Italy invaded Ethiopa-without warning.
In 1885, Hitler occupied Austria-without warning
In 1899 Hitler invaded CzechoSlovaka- warning
Later in 1889. Hitler invaded Poand-withou warning
In 1910 Hitler invaded Norway, Denmark, Holland Bel
gium and Luxembourg-wit warning
In 1940 Italy attacked France and later Geece-without
warning.
In 1941 the Axis powers attacked Yugoslava
and they dominated the Balkans-without warning
In 1941, Hitler invaded Russa-without warning
And Japan has attacked Malaga Thailand-and
the United States-wthout warning.
1t is all Of pattern.
We in this We are all in it-aU the
Every single man, and child partner in
the most tremendous undertaking of American his
tory We must share together the bad and the good
the defects and the Uictories-the changing
tunes of WarE
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
Roosevelt's Message:
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.-The text of Presi-
ent RooSexeIf,S radio Address follows:

WASHING ON, Dec. IU'-I ne teXt OF FTtS7'
dent RooseveI's radio address follows:
The sudden criminal attacks perpetraed by the japanese
in the provide the climax of decade OF international
immortality 49,.
Powerful gangsters have banded together
to make the whole human Their challenge has
been flung at the United States OF America
Japanese treacherousy violated the stand
Ing peace between Many American soldiers and sailors
killed by action American ships have been
sunk American airplanes have been destroyed
Congress and the people of the United States have
cepted that challenge.
Together with other free peoples now fighting
right to live among world neghbOrs
and decency, without fear OF assault
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10

1t not sacrifice to do without many things to which
accustomed if the national defense calls for doing
without.
A review today leads to the conclusion that af
present shall not have to curta the normal articles
of food There Is enough food for all of and enough
left to send to those who fighting the samsa
side with 15T
There will be clear and definite shortage of metals 6
many kinds for civilian for the very good thai
on Page T1fn
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10
7-Day Work-Week on Defense

have been working today the subject of producton
Your government has decided two broad policies. a
The first speed up all existing production by working
sevenday every industry, including the
production Of essential materials.
The policy being into FORM is to rush adj
dons capacity of productions by building new
plants by adding old plants and by using the smaller
plants for needs.
OUer the hard road of the past months, haze at
times obstacles and difficulties divisions and dis
putes indifference and caousness. That all past
and, am sure forgotten. .nssf
The fact is that the country has organzaticn
Washington built around and who reco1s
nzed experts their fields think the country knows
that the people who actually responsible in each and every
of these fields pulling together with teamwofk
that has never before heen excelIed
On the road ahead there lies hard uork-gruelIing
Dork-day and night every hour and eUery minute.
= about add that ahead there lies sacrifice f6r
all of -
But it not correct to that word The United Stats
does consider sacrifice to do all to give ou9g
nation fighting for its eistenc
1t sacrifice for old young to be in the
Army the Navy of the United States. Rather it is r.
privilege.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10

joint plan. That plan considers all peoples and all
tons which are helping the Axis powers common
enemies of each and every of the Axis powers
This governmnt will give the facts to the public
conditions have been fulfilled first that the
information has been definitely and officially confirmed and
second that the release Of the information will not prove
valuable to the enemy directly or indirectly
Most earnestly urge my countrymen to reject all
many and reports which hear
originate with enemy government will not
be caught in this obvious trapand neither will people,
ut will not only be long it will be hard war"
The first is speed all existing production by working
seven-day week basis the second is to rush
additions to the capacity Of production by building
plants by adding to old plants and using the many
smaller plants for needs"
"On the road ahead there lies hard work-grueline
work-day and night, every hour and every minute
victory, final and complete.
mot only must the shame Of Japanese treachery be
wiped out but the of international brutality
they exist, must be absolutely and finally broken"
right to deal unconrmed reports way to make
people believe they gospel truth.
Every citizen, in eUery lDaik of life, shares this
the whoie future of this Acknowledged upon the
IUhich each and every of fuIfiIls his
obligation to country.
Now word about the past-and future year
and half has elapsed since the fall of France when the whole
world first realized the mechanzed might which the Axis
tions had been building for so many years.
America has that year and half to great
Knowing that the attack might too short time
Immediately began greatly strength
and our capacity to meet the demands of modern warfare
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10

mot only must the shame of Japanese treachery be
wiped out but the of international brutality
they exist, must be absolutely finally broken"
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10

"On the road ahead there lies hard work-gruellng
ork-day and night, every hour and every minute
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10

81 repeat that the United States can accept no
save victory, final and complete.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-10

Continued on Page 10Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Letters to
The Editor

TO THE EDITOR:
n w. WATSON repeats a ia
~. vorite Nazi lie when he
says that Britain lets other ma
tions do her fighting for her.
When the Nazi hordes crashed
through Holland, Belgium and
France, and the valiant de-
tenders of those countries fought
them to the last ditch, Nazi
propagandists throughout the
world said they, these patriots,
were fighting Britain's battles.
With each succeeding German
invasion, the same cry has
been raised, until today we are
told that Russia is fighting
Britain's battles and that the
United States is preparing to
defend the British Empire.
How infantile such a state
ment seems when we consider
the acts of the bloody Axis part
ners: Divide and conquer. Di-
vide and conquer.
Britain's power is on the sea.
The opening of war caught her
with an army comparable to
our own. She had to equip and
train raw recruits, slow and
painful process. About one-third
of Britain's present army of D.
100000 is still not fully equipped.
and American military experts
agree that the time is not pro-
pitious for an invasion of the
continent.
Until we do some actual fight
ing il would be unfair for us 10
criticize Britain's war effort.
All countries have accepted
aid when engaged in war. With
out the aid of a French army
and huge French feet, there
would have been no Yorktown.
We accepted the aid of pirates
to win the Battle of New Or
leans, and 10000 Canadians
helped us to victory in the Civil
War.
THOS. r. WILLIAMS,
1898 w. Forest avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
No Monkey Business

DETROTT Zoo has closed for the year, showing a
- record for attendance and income. More than
100000 visitors through the gates during the 1941
season. Receipts were nearly $150000.
All John Millen has to offer at the is animals and
suchike, but administration of his outfit might
model for other public departments Apparently oper
ates the quaint theory that if you much money
and spend much money your net will be the difference
Maybe there is some complicated why all
public departments should not the basis
Maybe daily geological association saps the political
of administrators and makes them argue that two and
two are four
Maybe such reasoning in any municipal state sub
division is silly.
Maybe it is monkey business.
Maybe should have similar monkey business in
other governmental units-the State Fair for instance
where you may read the profit and loss statement and
write your own ticket on what it means.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
How to Get Your Name
In Column Told by Runyon
BY DAMON RUNYON

'Why Is IL so few columnists
like to dance inquiries Mr..
Murray's publicity representa-
tive, still pursuing his futile
effort to get Mr.. Murray's name
in. 1.-THE species would feel lot
better IL they relaxed in the
conga line or in the gyrations of
the rhumba.
THEY would, Ell? Then why
Il is it that Mr.. Walter Win
chell and Mr.. Arthur Bugs"
Baer, who are columnists and
masters of the rhumba and
would be stars of the conga
if they could bend more in the
middle were both completely
exhausted the last time we saw
them as a result of throwing
it back and forth on the floor
few minutes while Mr..
Arthur Brown, a non-rhumba
man who had been sitting
quietly in one place for hours,
said he felt fine.
No, Mr.. Murrays publicity
representative will have to be
more subtle than this to get
Mr.. Murrays name in.
OF course it is possible that
we may err in charging the
letter to Mr.. sMurray's pub
licity representative and in as
Stunning that MIR. Murray never
saw it.
1t is possible that Mr. Murray
really wrote and signed it, in
which case we would like to
ask Mr.. Murray a couple Of
questions:
Does he like TO trip the light
fantastic? Does he get a tingle
in the toes when he witnesses
a conga line or hears the
strains of a rhumba?
If he says yes, we will gladly
put his name in.
Copyright 1871 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Bill Of Rights

DETROIT and Michigan will join the nation De-
l. cember Is in celebrating of the most important
occasions in national history-the hundred and
feth anniversary of the Bill of Rights of the United
States Constitution.
These articles, drawn by countrys founders.
guarantee to those constitutional liberties which
the backbone of our American way of life
They set apart from the peoples of less fortunate
totalitaran nations.
If the Fourth of July marks the beginning of
freedom, Bill of Rights Day marks that freedoms guar
antee.