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wood Brake. Ionia County, 1880;
Harry HUFF. Paw Paw. 1882: Fred
Fisher, Wayne County. 1888: Lynn
Clark, Kent County, 1899; and G..
p. Titus. Delta County, 1910.
Others introduced were Gertrude
Eastman. Mason County, vice presi'
dent OF the Association; James Ten
Brink. Muskegon County. secrs-
tary; DR.. Lowell ]. Carr. L. OF NJ.
director OF Michigan Child Guild
ance Clinic. and Jennie Kaufman,
president Michigan Rural Teach.
ers Association.
Dean j. B, Edmonson, dean OF
the University OF Michigan School
OF Education, gave the principal
address OF the evening on the topic
What is Right With Education"
We have discussed in public so
frequently what is wrong With our
See ANNINERSARY-Page s
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Psychiatrists Added to Staff
of Ypsilanti State Hospital

DR.. Chris Buschelis. Walter Reed
Hospital. Washington, D. {.
The last Of the new wards has
been opened az the hospital. Ca
pacity OF the ward IA 100. Today
patients totaled $50 and when
the ward is filled a total Of 3,340
will be registered.
Recent changes in the civil sery.
fee requirements for state institu-
lions has caused large number
Of applications for positions at
the hospital Many Of the posi-
tions have been filled but a few
are still vacant. says DR.. o. R.
Yoder. superintendent.
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See FIRES-Page 8
Sanitarian For
Here Proposed

Need for a special sanitarian in
the Ypsilanti area is stressed in a
communication from Or. Otto X.
Engelke, county health director.
to DR.. E. V. Thiehoff. acting depu-
~ commissioner Of the Michigan
Department Of Health.
DR.. Engelke points out that con.
struction of new buildings and
homes is already under way and
that much OF this building is in
areas without public facilities for
sewage disposal or water supply.
Possibility OF securing a sanitary
engineer from the United States
Public Health Service is suggested.
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U. S. Marine Corps Opens
Recruiting Service Here

SGT. Paul Breault will be In
Ypsilanti for al least two weeks.
recruiting for the United States
Marine Corps He will be station
ed at the post office each day ex.
cept Saturday and Sunday from
a. m. 10 2 D. m.
Enlistment in the regular Ma
rine Corps service IL for four
years while enlistment In the Re
serves will be for the duration OF
the emergency.
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Church Fair Brings
Profit of $500

A profit OF $4,000 was made by
Practitioners OF st. John Catholic
Church at the hrst annual summer
Fair on church grounds, W. Cross
St. or this amount $4,000 was
made on prize sales and the bal.
ance was cleared from booth sales
and the percentage given 70 the
church from patronage OF me-
chanlcal rides.
The fund will be used as a par
tial payment on the annual $4,000
commitment applied on the church
debt.
Total expenses OF the Fair were
81. 800 including rides. rental charge
for booths and tent and cost Of
prizes
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DR.. Kenneth c. Nichols. Detroit,
psychiatrist. will be added to the
staff OF Ypsilanti State Hospital
Aug. 80. Two new psychiatrists
added this month are DIR. Louise
Goforth. Cherokee, Ia. and DR..
Wslworth Slenger. Baltimore.
Three physicians who we're given
4 years leave Of absence eE-AEmg
service are expected TO be replaced
by new members as the result OF
the passage OF the extended serv-
ice bill. The men who are serv-
Ing as first lieutenants are DR.. DON
aid Moore. Galveston. Texas; DR..
Vivian Lowell, South Carolina; and
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CAR PRODUCTION
ORDERED CUT To
FIFTY PER CENT
Twenty Six, One Half Per
Cent Reduction to be Made
Effective Now
GRADUAL CURTAILMENT
ORDERED IN CAPITAL
Motor Car Industry Had Just
Completed Best Year
Since 1929

(By International News Servicel
Washington, D. c" Aug. 21-lNs
The national motor car indus
try today was ordered to cut auto
mobile production twenty six ant
one half per cent during the mex
four months and progressively cur
tail future operations until a fifty
per cent cut is reached for tn,
model year ending next July.
Washington, Aug. 81 -AP--
Defense and auto industry Off
cials tackled the question of fu
ture production quotas today
amid indications that The Total
passenger car output in the next
twelve months may be less than
the 100000 cars junked an
nually.
Should such a reduction occur
as defense experts believe 1t may
it would mean the third decrease
in decade fort number OF
cars in use. With the exception OF
1888 and 1888 registra tons Lave
been gaining eacn year.
The industry has Just completed
it's largest model-or manufac
turing-year since 1929; with an
output of approximately 4.29S,
667 passenger cars and $4,000
trucks.
Today's meeting was immedi
ately concerned with production
quotas for only part of the com
ing model year-the period end
ing Dec. land the expectation
was that the passenger car out
put would be cut 20 per cent be
low the 1910 model-year total.
Plans Monthly Basis
William S. Knudsen, director
Of the Office of Production Man
agement, said that after Dec. 1
quotas will be fixed on a monthly
basis three months in advance
Thus. the December quota will be
announced about the middle o.
September.
Knudsen declined at his pres:
conference Wednesday to specu
late on future quotas. but Other
defense officials asserted thai
within a year automobile output
may be cut below the number Of
cars needed to replace those rel
egated to junk yards. This would
mean production at approx
mately 39 per cent below present
levels.
About 100000 cars were
scrapped last year and officials
said that the total for the next Il
months probably would not fall
below that figure and might in
crease greatly. The shortage Of
scrap iron and steel has resulted
in an OPM campaign to expedite
scrapping Of old cars, but there
Isnntfnfa- m 10
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Progress Made
at Streicher's

Construction on the $4,000
Streicher Die and Tool Company
building on limerick St IS pro-
crossing rapidly and owners expect
10 move into the new quarters
about Sept. l.
Walls on the cement block struc-
ture are nearly completed and
workmen are working on the root
today. The 50 by 40 foot build
Ing is located south Of Hammond
Electroplatlng Company
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FAULTY VALUE BLAMED

Detroit. Aug. 21-INS-A faulty
valve on an exhaust line was
blamed by detectives today for an
explosion at the Detroit Cream
cry branch. The explosion, injur-
ing no one, blew out five plate
glass windows. eight basement
windows as well as tossing a huge
skylight II feet into the air.
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Today in 1916

DIV Associated Press)
Aug. 81, i9l6-French turn back
Germans fighting to recapture
Fleury. In verdun sector Allies
press against Bulgarian line near
Saloniks. Russians capture Feres-
kul. in Cheremosi River.
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Congress Today

(By Associated Press)
Senate
Routine business moon EST).
Finance COMMITTEES continues
hearings on S3.236,700,000 reve-
nue. bill 90 a. M.
House
Routine session (noon).
WEDNESDAY
Senate and House in recess.
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Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, above, ma
tional director Of the American
Red Cross volunteer service, Is
shown above as she returned TO
New York from Europe aboard
the Transatlantic Dixie Clipper.
Mrs. Davis made an inspection
tour Of. the American gift distri-
button program in England.
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LeninSrad Admitted to
be i'm dread Dancer
Russia Faces Most
Critical Hour
in War
Port of Odessa
Reported to
be Aflame


IN dread danger" on the north and
the seige bound port OF Odessa re-
ported aflame on the south. Rus
s'a faced perhaps her most crit
ical hour in the 81 day old strug-
gle against Adolf Hitler's inva.
sion armies today.
German troops storming toward
Leningrad from the south were
reported TO have captured the an
Gent walled city OF Nov gorod. 100
miles below the old tirle Czarist
capital.
Only last night. Soviet dispatch
es declared that a showdown bat
tie for Leningrad was raging about
Novgorod and that the town, sur
rounded by swamps and myriad
lakes. was admirably situated for
a stonewall defense.
Also Claim NarVa
The Berlin radio, reporting the
swift fall OF Novgorod, also claimed
the capture OF Narva, 81 miles
southwest OF Leningrad, and King
isepp. the rail gate to Leningrad.
25 miles farther east This would
place the Germans in that sector
within IS miles OF Leningrad.
In the critical battle OF the
Ukraine, the Germans reported
that units OF the Waffen S. s.
elite Guard had seized the stra'
tegic town OF Kherson, on the
west bank OF the lower Dnieper
River. thereby virtually sealing
Red army troops in the odessa
sector.
Raining Havoc
DNB, the official German news
agency, said Nazi siege guns and
Etuke dlve-bombers were raining
havoc Odessa inflicting tre-
mendous losses on Soviet troops
awaiting embarkation on jammed
quays. Great fires we're report
ed raging In many parts of the
I city.
Amid this desperate plight OF
the Red armies IN the Ukraine, I'M
! confirmed reports circulated In
European listening posts that the
I Russians had opened or blown
up the great tl0O,000,000 Dnieper
River dam, near Dnieperopetrovsk.
in an attempt 10 stem the Nazi
onslaught.
Built by American engineers,
the dam Ia 200 feet high and was
the worlds largest hydro-electric
plant before the construction OF
Boulder Dam.
German war correspondents said
the Russians were establishing a
fhsky defense line along the Dnie-
per between Dnleperopetroysk and
Kherson. which lies % miles above
the mouth Of the Dnieper.
Flight 10 Death"
In the critical battle Of Lenin.
grad, Soviet Marshal Klementi
Voroshiloy admitted that the Ger
mans we're attacking the cltys sp-
proaches and dramatically called
On the inhabitants 20 fight 10 the
death.
stand firm 20 the end" he eI-
horted. Death 70 the bloody Fas-
cist German robbers"
Reports from HeiAihki said FIN
nish columns fighting on the Kar-
elan Isthmus had captured the
towns OF Vucksenranta and Rails
ala. SIS miles from Lenlngrad. The
capital Of old imperial Russia
thus was under assault from three
directions.
Threaten Oardsnellss
/ An Axis threat 10 Turkey and
/ the Turkish controlled Dardanelles
was reported by foreign diplomatic
sources in Ankara.
These sources said advance units
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NEW LONDON, Conn. ms
The new 100000 submarine Cato
was launched today at the docks
OF the Electric Boat Building Com
pany. Slightly over 800 feet long
II IS one Of eleven OF a class be-
ing built there. II Is the 22nd sub
10 be launched BY the company
since 1888.
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SHANGHAI-AP-An anti-Amer-
lean campaign, purported to be in
spired and directed by Japanese
military authorities, appeared to-
day to be growing throughout oc-
cupied China as a result Of the re-
cent United States freezing OF as
sets. Reports from numerous
points in Central and South China
indicate that more than 100 Amer
leans are facing increasingly diff
ficult living conditions because of
restrictions imposed by the mill
tary.
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LONDON-AP-Prime Minister
W. L. Mackenzie King OF Canada,
who reached Great Britain yester-
day by air. arrived today in Lon
don for conferences with Prime
Minister Churchill and his war
cabinet.
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Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Friday:
Scattered Showers

CHUNGKING. China-AP- For
eign Minister Quo Tai-Chi announc-
ed today Chinas severance of diplo-
matte relations with German-occu-
pied Denmark because OF the lat
ter's recognition OF Manchukuo and
the Japanese-sponsored Wang
Ching-Wei regime established at
Marking.
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CANBERRA, Australia -AP-
Prime Minister Robert C. Menzies'
proposed trip to London apparent
ly was precluded today as the
labor party adopted resolution
of opposition. The party said that
In view of the gravity OF the war
situation the prime minister should
remain in Australia to direct the
total war effort"
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WASHINGTON ms -
President Roosevelt in a spe-
elal message to Congress today
held out the eIght.point deelars-
ton Of peace aims reached by
himself and Prime Minister
Winston Churchill as the basis
upon which civilization must be
saved from Nazl domination.
Mr.. Roosevelt warned the lesis-
Iators that a peace based on
any other set OF principles
would enable Maxi Germany to
make a second war on the
American hemisphere itself.
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Raining Havoc

DNB, the official German news
agency, said Nazi siege guns and
Etuke dlve-bombers were raining
havoc on Odessa, inflicting tre-
mendous losses on Soviet troops
awaiting embarkation on jammed
qusys. Great fires we're report
ed raging In many parts Of the
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HARRISBURG. Pa. ms -
Pennsylvania voters will have
only Republican and Democratic
candidates to remember when they
go to the polls this year. state
election officials said today. The
deadline for independent groups
to file party states passed yester-
day and neither the Prohibition.
Socialist. nor Communist organ
izations entered candidates in the
fall election.
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CONTINUES on Page TwoJ
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ALONG THE SOUTHEAST
COAST OF ENGLAND-AP- A
large Royal Air Force unit flying
at a great height roared across
the English Channel this morning.
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SANTA CRUZ, Calf. -AP -
Santa Cruz had its first blackout
practice last night. A squadron Of
nine Army planes from Moffett
Field roared over the city at a
1,500-foot altitude, Stimulating a
BON bling attack.
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HELSINKI -AP- Red army
forces surrounded west OF Lake
Ladoga and shore points where
Russian troops were attempting to
evacuate the fighting area we're
bombed by Finnish sirmen, it was
reported officially today.
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BOGOTA, Columbia-UP- Pc.
lice in the town Of Cali said thday
that they had turned over 10 the
government papers of "extraordi.
nary Importance seized from two
representatives, OF the German
news agency, Transocean.
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ROME-AP-A fully laden TO-,
900 ton British tanker was sunk
yesterday in the eastern Mediter-
ranean by Italian torpedo planes,
the high command reported today.
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BERLIN -AP - Authorized
sources vehemently denied today
Argentine reports that Germany
is Withdrawing her ambassador to
Buenos Aires.
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See EUROPEAN WAR-Psge 3
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ROME-AP- Italian troops in
the Gondar region of Ethiopia
and Axis troops besieging the
Libyan port of Tobruk have re-
pulsed British thrusts. the Italian
high command said today. At Con
dar the British were said to have
suffered heavy losses.
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See ANNIvERsARY-Pase 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-21

PRINCE GEORGE, B. Cam
adian Press-Fire fighters were
battling desperately in the Great
Beaver Lake district, so miles
north of here, today in an attempt
TO prevent a 100 square mile for
est fire from sweeping to Fort
st. James on Stuart Lake, is miles
TO the west.
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SAN PEDRO, Calif-AP- Mac
kay radio reports the S. S. Chippe-
wa radioed that a dredge carrying
IA men broke loose in the Pacific
Ocean at l a. m, a a. m. EST
today and is drifting helplessly.
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LONDON-AP- An authorize
tive source said. today an oral re
ply made to Iran officials to a re
cent joint British-Russian com
plant about the number OF Ger.
man technicians in that country
had not been received favorably
here. The Iran governments writ
ten reply to British note deliver
ed last Saturday outlining a plan
to replace Germans employed in
key communications industries is
expected shortly. 1t was said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-21

VICHY-INS- Arrest OF 5000
Jews in a sudden mass roundup
IN German occupied Paris was re-
ported today in the Paris press.
Most of the Jews, the papers said,
we're seized in the 18th arrondis-
sement, in the eastern section of
Paris.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
Vzpominka.

Chicazsky prorok povetrnos-
tt G.. Donnell pravl, re cele tfi
mes1ce zimy, to jest v prosinci,
lednu a 1noru, jsme NELL nej-
meme slunecn1ho svetla. Stun
ce svltilo jen 35 procent MOI
neho casu, ackoliv pravidelne
ma swift As procent. Ia to te-
plota byla ponekud mad norma
lem a Size pr1merne 29.4 stup-
nj, Gill skoro diva stupne mad
normal. Deste napadlo "a cele
tr1 meslce 4.63 palce cili jeden
a p1l palce pod normal. Snehu
napadlo Is pallet, Gill skoro
normalne. Zadna vystTedni
temperature nebyla tuto zimu
rekordovana. Nejvyssf teplota
byla "a .prosince, kdy bylo So
stupn1 a nejmensi 3. prosince,
kdy bylo 5 pod nulou.
Poole proroka pTichazf bre-
zen jake klidny beranek, pone.
vadz Sc lev vyzuTil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
Diva zahnaIi ctyri bandity.

al Gtyri lupici vesli V Chicago
do grocerie Piskorana a nam1-
fili ma groceristu revolvery.
Munice mel Piskoran dost ma
stelaz1ch, a plechovky a lahve
Italy banditGm ma hlavy tako-
YOU rychlost1, re tito zapomne-
Ii ma sve zbrane a snazili Sc kry
tt 81 hlavy pred barazi. Pisko-
ran vyuzil, jake dobry strate-
gista, prekvapen1 nepr1tele, a S
lahvi ketchupu ma nej podnikl
.utok. Lee zat1m, co bill hlava
nehlava do til z Mich, ctvrtemu
Sc podaTilo proniknouti k regi-
stru, a ukrasti $35.
Schmidtova kracela pc chod-
nlku, a zahledla bitvu v obcho-
du. Rychle z nedalekeho OBJ
chodu %privolala policii, a Sc
svou hGlkou v ruce spechala ma
pomoc groceristovi, ktery jiz
vytlacil vsechny ctyri 1tocn1ky,
vlastne nynf uprchlfky, ma cho-
dn1k a pokracoval v 1toku ma
ne tax energicky, re chlap1ci
nemeli ami cas- uteci. Schmidto-
We hGlka tancila pc hlavach a
telech dvou banditG, ktere 81
obrala "a terc.
Kdyz prijela policie, nalezla
ma bojisti zakrvaceneho Pisko-
rama, Schmidtovou troucl 81 ma
mozenou pazi, prerazenou hull
kou a strepy lahve cd ketcha-
pu. Lupici byli v prachu, ale
groceristovo $35 rovnez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
ctrnactileti kladli odpor policii.

kIdQll OQpOf pOlIC1l
V Pompton Lake, N. j., desc
mestskych a statn1ch policisti
oblehalo plnych pet hodin do
mex ma jezere Echo, ktery pre-
menili diva ctrnactiletf hosi
pravy arsenal a vystflleli vice
nez sto naboj1. Konecne byl
vypuzeni slznymi bombami {
Zatceni.
HoSi, zamazan1 a S rozcuchs
nymi vlasy opustili domek S ru.
kama mad hlavou a Shy jim te-
KY s ocf. Byli v Mich zjisten:
William Hunter, syn majitele
hostince a Emmett Jones, syn
soustruznika, oba z Paterson,
N. j.
Y domku nalezla policie pet
kulovnic raze %, brokovnici O
jedne hlavni a brokovnici O
dvou hlavn1ch, osm loveckych
noz1, b%ajonet, sekerku a 500
nabojG r6zneho typu.
Hosi Sc PRIMAL, re utekli z
domova a ukradli ctyfi auto
modify. Tret1 hoch - osmile-
ty = utekl S mimi, ale byl do
paden policif pri kradezi auto
mobilu.
Zprava O tom, re hosi jsou v
letn1 kOlonii ma iezeTe Echo.
sedm mil odtud, byla podana
policii jedn1m z obyvatel. Tri
pollciste zaklepali ma dveTe O.
znaceneho domku, ale "a Cd
poved dostala Sc jim rama z
pusky. Diva policiste skryli Sc
tedy ma blizku a tTeti posp1sil
pro statn1 policii.
Diva statn1 policiste dostavili
Sc ma scenu a vyzvali hochy, "a
by Sc vzdali. Odpoved1 byla
strelba z oxen domku. Brzy
prijeli JIM statnf policiste a O.
blehali dun nekolik hodin, ale
neodpovldali ma stfelbu hoch6.
Konecne jednomu z Mich poda-
filo Sc pTibl1ziti k domku tax,
re mohl vrhnouti nekolik slz-
nych bomb do sklepa a prizemf
domku.
Hosi doznali, re ukradli zbra-
ne a naboje z jinych letn1ch
dOmkG v teto kolonii zamoz-
nych lid. Ably dostali sc z me-
sta Paterson, ukradli diva auto
modify. Pozdeji ukradli nakla-
dn1 AUTOMOBILE jiste cist1rny a
automobil jisteho policisty.
V Paterson, kde byli hosi wy
slychani, bylo seznano, re die
posledn1ho rozhodnutl nejvys-
slho soudu nejvaznejsi zaloba,
ktera m1ze byti proti MIN po-
dana, je provinen1 nezletilych.
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Obesil Sc.

V Clevelandu Julian Chew
ski, 7Olety, byvaly grocerista,
otec dewitt det1, byl nalezen O.
beseny ma p1de mad svym kra-
mem, dcerou Helenou. Starec
81 zoufal pro dlouhou nemoc.
Evening star., 1941-01-08

Mr.. Churchill, who succeeded Mr..
Chamberlain as leader OF the Con-
servative party, appointed Lord Hal
ifax, one of the "men of Munich"
and Conservative vice leader, to the
Washington ambassadorship in sue
cession to the late Lord Lothian.
Up to the start Of the Italian Of
fensive, editors of such opposition
papers as the News Chronicle and
the Herald complained that the
dead hand" of the Foreign Office
as welded by Lord Halifax-was
slowing down the war by invoking
spirit of supercaution on the
services. They maintained the
army and navy were ready and
anxious for bold steps long before
the surprising Greek resistance gave
them an opening that could not be
refused. But for the Greeks, they
are convinced the forces might still
be marking time under wait and
see" policy.
These editors have accused the
Conservatives of hamstringing not
only Mr.. Churchill but also the
twin hopes of the masses"-Trade
Union Leader Ernest Bevin, who
became Labor Minister, and Socialist
Herbert Morrison, who now is home
security chief in charge Of the air
raid shelter program.
Despite their complaints, the gov
ernment's critics are trying to
play ball" with It, For they know
too we'll the part disunity played In
the collapse of France.