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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Marriage
.G;;cenye,

Marriage ! license applications
wee received Friday by County
Auditor 8. Clifford Davis from the
following:
Franklin Wright Marvin. "a.
pos No. Lawrence. and Maureen
Nelson Martin. 20. 1921 No. Ander-
son; Mario Uagni, "a. SOFT So.
Washington. and Ruth Evelyn Ny
strom. 2s. 4327 East c St; Frank
Burton Pierce, ~. Fort Lewis. and
Evelyn Connell, 20, San Francisco,
Calf; James Oscar jacques. jr.. 25.
Camp Murray. md Laura Alice
Burner. rs. 172o So. Yakima ave. :
Cleve Y. Anderson. ~, Dupont,
and Lois Irene Putnam, %, Ellens-
burg.
Arthur n. Colhnge, u. Fort
Lewis, and Betty Jane Cyrus. 1e.
Rosebure, Ore; John c. Cherry.
81, Fort Lewis. and Anna l.. Rich.
81, Of 3s1s So. G st; Adolph w.
rorkar. 2a. and Thelma J. Owen.
n. both Of Cleveland. O.: Donald
H. Lemon, 10, Rt. 8. Box 3l7. and
Leah Helen Kelly, 10. Ri. s, Box
SAT: James A. Coxweli, rs. Fort
Lewis. and Ruth Leona Mcwhin-
ney, 20, Of 1870 So. 18th St: Paul
kober. ~, Fort Lewis. and Vivian
l. Cline. n. Of APPS No. Pearl ut. /:
Daniel e. Phillips. IS. and Violet
NJ. Strankmsn. 80, both Of Puy-
allup.
Edwin Z. Biggs, 20. Fort Lewis,
and Nellie B. Moore. "a. Senath.
Mo-: Charles X. Fendall, ~, Fort
Lewis. and Lorraine Mardelle
Wood. IL. Rt. ;. Box 23s: George
A. Delaney, M. D.. AZ, Bremerton.
and Gladys c. McDonough. st.
Joseph's hospital; Robert J. Moi
felt. rs. Rt. /. Box 5e4. and Lor-
rsine Lois Justmsn, 20. OF e4ss
Montgomery st: George N. Mochi-
zuki. 20. and Tomiko Sonoda. 10.
both Of Seattle.
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Word Of 3 More
Deaths Received

CONTINUED From Page One)
that he had been killed in action
against the Japanese.
Now. Mrs. Petro had been intro
duced to the man she married by
one Of her oldest friends. James
sinnott. former Tacoman. They
had been classmates at Stadium.
This week-the day before she
received the notice Of her hus-
bands death-she had word that
Sinnott had been killed while on
duty with the U. 8. navy fighting
the Japanese.
sinnott II the son cf Mr.. and
Nrs. Prank Sinnott. now living
In Bremerton. but who lived for
many years in Tacoma. He was
Is last November.
Petro is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Petro Of Gary. Ind
Memorial services viii be held
for the two youths later, il is an
n0unced-
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LADIES suits. coats and dresses. sizes
is. 40 and 20. at your own price.
Main $3.50. 227 st. Helens.
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MOENING flute in excellent condi-
ton. like new. reasonable. 1897
South Kay St
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Us st1rr6 6eA Raoio-Phono. S45
TED BROWN MUSIC. ll2l Broadway
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WALLPAPER remnants io-ron lots.
sac up. JOHNSON PAINT CO.
li42 Broadway Broadway 3242
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PRACTICALLY new lace formal slip.
slippers complete, size 1918. Gar
land z326
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GI AcS Glazing and Mirrors. Sales
and service Tacoma Glass
Co. i526-l52S Commerce MA 2ll2
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KITCHEN wood range IN good con
ditlon. sio i02o2 So. Sheridan
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USED PIANOS u rs % W nsi;s
TED BROWN MUSIC. ii2i Broad upsv
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GOOD fur coat. ss: fur jacket. 81
7I2 Market. across from Tribune
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MONTAG wood and coal circulate,
SOS e2l4 SCUM Sheridan
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GOOD poney fur coat. si2. Brown
beaver. SO Antique marble dresser.
SIS. 6ll South 7th. after q
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RECAPPED TIRES MAIL ORDERS
Batteries s275: 2.5oo tires. OIL up.
Ault Tire Service. 22o Puy BR 1888.
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Situations Wanted, FemeIe

HOUSEKEEpFR in motherltsS home
OF school-age children. Broadway
ATS
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rHuDAy.'s euofArroSs

eouptAtions courta<v Dram Wftter q
Co. washington Bldg. member
New York stock Exehsnre)
HlUh Lon ClnoS
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SPLENDID steel wood range, ti4
value Sell s35. Inquire MscDesn
Storage. 18TH and Dock.
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CoRDwoOD CUTrERS-si5o cord;
steady job. cabin and stove fur
nished. tools advanced. NJ. Dick
inson. CO Charcoal Plant. Auburn,
Phone Q-F-7
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New York Stock Exchange
Enjoys Technical Recovery

Thursday. Curb sales wers ass.
600 shares against 7e2 900.
NEW YoRK-The stock market
enjoyed q technical recovery IN.
day with trading moderately &C
tive
Dun q Brsdstreet reported re-
sumption Of active buying Of holi-
day merchandise this week after q
luli when the United States entered
the war. Retail trade for the ma
ton ~ . whole was up six TO Il
Per cent from the corresponding
period Of last year.
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YOUNG married man attending ma
tional defense school wishes work.
odd Jobs: ANYTHING Main 6e15.
lOST2 Don't Despair.
Try q Lost" Ad
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WALLPAPER cleaning and general
housework. Full DAYS only. Excel
Sent references. MAIN 1896.
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Male Help Wanted

LARGE Tacoma concern offers per-
manent post with opportunity OF
advancement TO capable salesman
of good appearance and pleasing
personality. to call on local bust
ness offices Prefer young man be-
tween the ages OF rs and 80 years
with some experience selling insur-
ance, advertising or specialties. Sal
airy and exceptional working condi-
tions Address Box S-2, care Taco
ma Times
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Money to Loan

TRADE BUY SELL with Times want
Ads H H. HARVEY, Loveland. call
a. The Tacoma Times office for
two free tickets 70 the Temple
thesfer 12-iq-4l
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pA0IO REpAIRING SERVICE
N(NNIO OVFRI.AND.s. li3q Rrdw,
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WOOD range: coils. Modern golden
tan tapestry davenport, cheap.
1l1oia East 26th st.
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Phone q-F-7
MAN, American born. not over so
good physical condition. for guard
duties. Must have clean record
and furnish local references. Write
R-3, Times
PARTNER IN GARAGE Must know
city. No capital required. Give
references. phone and are. Write
RS. Times
EXPERIENCED. capable operator for
excellent going service station
Small investment necessary. BR
1855
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II you're not using it. sell IT with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
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WASHING. ironing. cleaning by the
hour. References. Garland 1858.
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WOOD circulator heater. Very rea-
sonable. Proctor 2sl6. 4103 North
10th
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KIMBALL SPINET PIANO
LIKE NEW-FOR BAL ACCT.
CIIETONS. nth AND FAWCETT
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CASH for real estate contracts Call
or bring them in Speers. p. s
Rapk bidC PROadurav o2Tl
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Situations Wanted, Male

PAINTING and paperhanging Expert
workmanship guaranteed OR 1853
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Spinet Pianos Low .. $24q.50
TED BROWN MUSIC. l12i Broadway
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FREE EATS TO THE EAsT-s. p,
$3.50: L. A. 1880: Chi. e3e $50:
n Y. s47lo Twice daily
CROFT HOTEL Main so6l
You helm Yourself when YOU buy
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Chapter 23-The Penguins DO Their PART

Buy L. S. Bonds and Save
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wANr-Guitar player: one interested
in radio program. Call Garland
1928 Ask for Dolores
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Decisive Questions Unanswered
In Nozi-Red War, Eliot Holds
German Claims of Having Destroyed Large
Parts of Soviet Army Declared Exaggerated

many troops too far forward, would
repeat the same error themselves.
They may have done so-it is i'm
! possible to be sure. But there seems
/ some evidence that the German in
siStence on this point is overdone.
1t is an important point, because
/ the Russians do not possess as many
! reserve divisions as the Germans,
must use their huge reserves of man
power within the framework of eX-
| listing divisions. will have difficulty
in bringing up large numbers of re-
I serves because of their faulty trans
pOrtation system, and will find these
difficulties propOrtiOnately increased
/ because OF German air superiority.
ArmOred Force Used Freely.
2. 1t is plain that the Russians
have used their initial superiority
in armored troops very freely in To-
cal CounterattackS: and that this
element as much as any other has
been responsible for slowing down
the German advance. Do the Rus
slams still have IN hand adequate
armored forces to deal with Ger
man generations? The Russians
began with from 49 to so armorod
brigades-fleXible, mobile units OF
about half the strength of a Ger
man armored division.
These units are admirably adapted
Tor the precise purpose to which the
Russians are putting them sharp
qulck-strlklng counterattacks-b
1t may be doubted whether the Rus
SLAMS are as capable of replacing
ther initial losses as are the Ger
mans; Russian superiority in cum-
bers will therefore tend to diminish.
Much will depend, as the battle
proceeds, on the ability of the Rus
sian armored forces to continue to
strike at the f1anks Of the German
armored columns, or to drive in be-
hmd them and cut them off from
thelr main forces. This will be tie
more important because of Russian
lnferlorlty in the air: it will like
wise be the more difficult.
8 VIII the Russians be able to.
MAINTAIN any useful scale of air
operations at all? So far. DESPITE
German claims which would lave
| accounted for the whole available
RUSSIAN air power, the Russian
planes still seem to be Operating
though under considerable diff
cultleS. Can they continue to do soo
Ihe main German effort as was
already plain in the first week is
belng made in the White Russian
sector, where heavy fighting is TAX
ing place along the Berezina and
Drut Rivers mention of the latter
IN the Russian communique being
| tantamount to an admission that
the Berezina has been crossed bv
the Germans, probably in more
| places than one).
The Germans claim that their ad-
Vanced elements have reached the
Dnleper at at least one spot. The
pattIe IN this area will be one in
| which the Germans will endeavor to
break down the flanks of the breach
they have made, to consolidate the
gains OF their armored troops and
| to roll up the Russian right flank
against the Baltic (where the Rus
slams admit retiring from the line
of the Dvina).
Fighting in South.
Meanwhile, on the Ukrainian front
farther south second German Of
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Dwight Anchor Sheets
and Pillow Cases

The Paiais Royal.
Linens and Domesfics =. Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Wives are always complaining that
their husbands do not understand
them, which is Gods mercy to them
If they only realized it. For what
would a poor woman do if her John
was wise to all her little wiles and
tactics and knew when she was cry
ing for grief and when for revenue
only; who knew that her poor
nerves" were camouflage for temper
and selfishness. and that when she
sat him down to dinner of all of
his favorite dishes that it was
prelude to telling him that mother
was coming for a nice long visit, or
that she had fallen for $25 hat?
No indeed. the lucky wife is the
one whose husband takes her at her
face value and who doesn't try to
delve into the mysteries of feminine
psychology, but attributes all the
things that puzzle him about his wife
to women's peculiarities, and lets it
60 at that. Stupid is the woman
who bemoans herself because her
husband doesn't know the answer to
the riddle she is. She should thank
Heaven on her knees that he has
never guessed it.
But if husbands do not under
stand their wives, neither do wives
understand their husbands. and if
the one is blessing. even if some
what disguised. the other is an out
and-out misfortune. For much of
the marital infelicity that we see
all about us Is due to nothing else
than the sad fact that many wives
never get really acquainted with
their husbands, never find out what
makes them do the way they do, or
get the slightest inkling of how to
manage them.
I am not saying that wife can
pull off the miracle of changing
her husband to her hearts desire
by understanding him, but l do
say that she can make marriage a
lot easier on herself and find his
faults less hard to endure if she
knows the inner workings of his
mind
In all of marriage there is nothing
that women so bitterly resent as the
humiliation their husbands put upon
them when they make them come to
Evening star., 1941-07-10

"Corned beef and cabbage" needs
no further description. Juicy, ten
der and distinctive in favor, this
old Irish favorite has long been
"a specially of the house when
eating out and can easily be "a
speciality of your house." for it's
easy to prepare at home.
Corned beef usually is made from
the r,lmp, plate or brisket of beef.
Corned beef brisket is featured in
the photograph above. 1t is an ex-
cellent piece of meat, with we'll
favored fat and lean that's packed
as full of nutrients as 1t is OF flavor.
If necessary, corned beef should
be soaked for several hours. The
length of the soaking period will
depend upon the saltiness Of the
meat.
When ready for cooking cover
meat with water and allow to SIM
mer about As minutes for each
pound or until the meat is tender.
The meat may be started in hot or
cold water but should always be
entirely covered, so that it will cook
evenly.
In cooking any cut of meat in wa
ter, the meat will be more juicy
and fiavorful If the water just
SINNERS slightly and is not allowed
to boil
About half hour before the
meat is done, put wedges of Gao
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Matters General Interest Women in Washington Vicinity
Refrigerator Sweets
For Hot Weather

Ices and sherbets are ideal hot
weather desserts which require a
minimum of fuss and are just right
to top off a summer meal. The
trick that paves the way TO GER
tain triumph, however, is the addi-
ton of a carbonated beverage.
MINT ICE.
2 cups mint jelly.
cups ginger ale.
Stir jelly with a fork until thor
oughly broken up. Mix with ginger
ale and freeze in refrigerator with
cold control set at coolest point
Stir three or four times to break
up the crystals during freezing.
ITALIAN SORBET.
2 cups sugar.
2 cups water.
2 tablespoonfuls gelatin.
! cup orange juice.
"a cup lemon Juice.
IL cups orange carbonated bev'
erage.
ll2 cups grape carbonated bev
erage.
! cup lemon carbonated beverage
Boil sugar and water gently TO
20 minutes. Add gelatin and cool
Add fruit juices and lastly the bev
erages. Freeze in tray of auto
matte refrieerator.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Dorothy Dix Says go
Understanding Husbands Foibles
Will Promote Happy Marriage

them like beggars for every cent on
which to run the home and clothe
themselves. Som .times this Is pure
niggardliness and makes a wife hate
her husband for his tight
But often it is rooted in mans love
for his wife He wants to play
Providence to her and to have her
look up to him as the source from
which all blessings flow And if she
realizes this, it makes 1t easier for
her to forgive him and ask for the
money she has earned 10 times over
by her labors.
There are women who never un-
derstand that there are men who
must be driven with light rein. or
else they will bolt and jump the
bars. 1t never crosses their minds
that the way to hold wild creature
is to make it feel free, and that if
they leave their doors on the latch
their husbands would stay put.
Long ago a poet said that the
proper study of mankind is man.
This goes double for women. A
course in husband study should be
a required one for wives.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
knowing the Ropes Will
Give You Ease and Poise
On a First Train Trip
Obtaining Tickets, Reservations,
And Rates for Tipping Are
Explained in Full Detail
b. Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison

asked him the
Although he 22year-od
his wandering plane He had
a railroad train
of gasoline fellows and girls are IN
you'll taxing your n
initiate you INTO the
OF pullman and day coach
ordinary
coach and there ride pullman you need hr
Pullman
The pullman entite to seat chair car Tor DAY p or
to n a sleeping -. us,oos
nvioae these Sometimes can get reduced
.otes for round trip special for rides on tourist
the rail fare as well as
upper berth o course
reserve seuon
you berth only being ned) or a
Evening star., 1941-07-10
| |WhyGrow
|Old?
Bv Josebhine L0wman

DR., Clarence o. Simpson, profess
sor in the school of dentistry at the
University of Washington, advises
us to BE true to our teeth so tney
won't be false to us"
Our teeth develop until we are
%. At that time our chewing ap-
paratus is presumably complete
From then on for another 10 years
We can chew comfortably. After
the thirty-second year, the average
person will need a few crowns and
bridges to aid in the enjoyment OF
astronomical gymnastics.
Several teeth gone is the average
for 40 and at so. too, many people
are doomed to store teeth"-and
this just at the time when the
pocketbook is best able to afford
some of the better things of the
table.
It is amazing how many people
otherwise meticulous in physical
| cleanliness are careless about brush
| ing their teeth. We would be much
better off if we would consult our
dentist and ask for personal in
struction in tooth brushing Proper
. brushing isn't easy to do correctly
and should be practiced under the
eve of an expert.
There are several accepted
methods. Perhaps the most widely
taught is this Place the fiat side
of your brush against the gum and
sweep upward on the lower teeth
and downward on the upper teeth
/ It is surprising how many folks are
still going crosswise vigorously, and
accomplishing little by it.
/ If you feel that your diet may be
faulty. and you are having tooth
trouble. watch out for the vita
minerals. Send a 3-cent stamped
| self addressed envelope with youl
request for my leaflet, "A GUIDE
TO FOOD TYPES" to Josephine
Lowman, in care of this newspaper
Evening star., 1941-07-10

bage into the kettle and let steam.
To glorify corned beef just lit
tie. rub 1t with brown sugar and
stick 1t with cloves, then put 1t
in the oven long enough to brown
the meat and melt the glaze. Maple
sirup may be used rather than the
brown sugar If you prefer.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Pie Crust Tip

Roll out dough for top crust of
pie an inch larger than the top of
the pan. This allows for excess taken
up by the filling and gives a side
rim which can be pressed into extra
dough coming from the lower crust
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Delectable Dessert

Brownies la mode are de-
lectable dessert. Try sprinkling
Clipped semi-sweet chocolate over
the ice cream.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Remember, a uhile ago zce suggested that 1chen
a cool day comes along you u,onld do ,VeN to cook
some cOrned beef to use in both hot and cold dishes?
Here are some suggestions for adding glamour to
the old Irish favOrite.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-08-29

plete physical check-up some time
before starting in at school so that
conditions that need correction
may be attended to and the chill
dren can enter school free from
handicaps that might cause i'll
health later on, if neglected now.
Bad tonsils, teeth that need atten.
ton, defects of vision and of hear.
ing, and bad eating habits are
among the things that are very
likely to affect the health if they
are neglected.
you probably have noticed how
many of the army and navy draf-
tees have had to be rejected be-
cause they could not measure up
to the physical requirements. Many
Of these conditions could have
been avoided if they had been dis
covered and taken care of when
the boys started to school, just as
your children are doing now.
Health conferences for the ex-
animation of children who will en-
ter school this fall have been held
in all of the counties and the rec
ords show that they have been
we'll attended. In connection with
the examinations, clinics have been
held for vaccination against small
pox and protection against diph-
liberia for the children for whom
these services had been neglected.
If your child has not had the bene-
fit of these safeguards, don't wait
until the schools open; take him
or her to your doctor, or the near
est health officer and have them
attended to now without further
delay
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-08-29
MARYLAND PEACHES
IN DEFENSE WORK
Housewives Are
Urged to Can Fruit to
Conserve Tin

Under the defense program
American housewives are being
urged to can as many fruits and
vegetables as possible in order to
conserve tin, release canned food
for the Allies, relieve the shortage
of other canned goods, and provide
for the family health.
According to Miss Margaret Nc
Pheeters, Specialist in Nutrition
for the University of Maryland Ex-
tension Service, there is no better
food than peaches for this purpose
and the crop will be at it's height
in Maryland very soon.
Every indication points to a
large crop of Maryland peaches and
a fair price this year, Miss Nc
Pheeters says, and she urges Mary
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-08-29
VACCINATION OF
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Youngsters of State Must
Meet Requirements
Against Smallpox

An army of youngsters - near
ly 10000 strong - will take to the
highways and byways of Maryland
when the schools open in the fall
and the boys and girls who have
reached school age this year start
their training in the three RS.
Parents of these youngsters are
reminded by DR.. R. H. Riley, direc-
tor of the State Department of
Health of certain things that
should be attended to, and of one,
in particular, that must be done,
before the youngsters may be re-
ceived at any public school i'll the
State.
THAT one must is vaccination
against smallpox, which is compul-
sorry in Maryland. Of this require
ment and of the other things that
should be done, DR.. Riley said: "In
accordance with our State law, a
child must be vaccinated against
smallpox before he or she may be
enrolled at any public school in
Maryland. Largely through the
observance of this law, the State
has been kept comparatively free
from smallpox - we have not had
a case of that disease for over ten
years but smallpox is widely
prevalent in other parts of the
country; is highly contagious and
the only way to be protected
against it is by vaccination.
''Diphtheria is just as prevalent
as smallpox, and just as dangerous
for the child who has not been pro-
tected against it. But, fortunately,
through the use of toxoid, a child
can be protected against diphtheria
as readily as against smallpox by
vaccination. So, we can, and do,
urge every mother whose child has
not been protected against this dis
ease to have it done, at once.
Every child should have a COM
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-08-29
1.-THE AMERICAN WAY"

If it really comes to fight no
people on earth will go into that
fight with more unity and determi-
nation than the people of the U. S.
We consistently refuse to take any
thing seriously, until we are push
ed with our backs to the wall. Then
we really get mad and go to town.
It's about time we realize that we
are in fight and began to get mad
and pull together. The sooner we
do that the less chance there is of
our country becoming involved in
real shooting war" - (Chitte-
mango, N. Y, Times)