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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

you bring me your dress too
Don took quick step forward
and then stopped. His odd, AFRO
giant face was white as death and
that look of horror which had
been there last night was back
in his eyes Kay knew that he
had realized 1t too realized that
in destroying that dress ne had
helped Elaine into this trap.
We'll MISS Chitclu o." said tho
MAJOR.
Elaine looked at HIM dazcdly
NO. I'm sorry can't let
you see the dress don't have
it anymore It's gone. It's
Her voice trailed away Simon
was leaning forward. her chest
nut hair falling around her shout
ders, watching The other grl
fixedly Maud was watching her
too.
Relentlessly the Major conun-
ued What do you mean you
haven't got 1t anymore, Miss
Chiltcrn 2@
Because l haven't. It's gone.
l tell you. u
You mean you destroyed It.
l understand You probably de
stroycd IL because it was torn
no good any more The MAJOR
paused and, in that gruclhng sec
ond, Kay knew that this was the
moment ne had chosen TO play
his trump card That's very
interesting, because my man Just
found this caught on the yuccas
at the end OF the swimming
beach -
LIS hand had slipped into his
= pocket He took out an en-
velope and from 1T. produced a
small strip Of white material
satin
lie nod ~
White satin, he said. A little
piece of white satin torn from
dress by the sharp leaves Of the
yuccas Under the circumstances
it's going 10 be difficult for you
TO go on denying that YOU were
at the swimming beach last
night isn't IL, Miss Chiltcrn ."
Then. while Elaine rose and
stood staring at him Whitley ne
put his hand in his other pocket
and pulled out the diary
Since we seem 20 bc IDENTIFY
ing things. perhaps You're famil-
lar with this too Miss Chlltcrn.'
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LIS hand had slipped into his
u pocket He took out an en-
velope and from 1T. produced a
small strip OF white material
satin
He held n up
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Continued from Page Iel

policeman who had so prccipit-
ately left his post earlier m the
morning Was coming tewsFe tHefH
from the direction OF Don s cot
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Couyrf Eht fqti nv America wsekis lnc
AZ Rights RessTsed
Evening star., 1941-03-16
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
No QUESTIONS
ASKED
Continued from coge eight

"We can at least keep step on a
dance floor" Mavis acknowledged.
"Only there" questioned Henry.
She knew by his eyes that the ques-
ton had wider implication. But she
masked her little surge of satisfac-
ton. That's a problem she said.
81 still have to solve"
Henry's face hardened. "Is Wilson
Rockwell going to help you in that?"
he demanded.
She remembered Angle of Reposs.
He might" she conceded.
"I'd like to meet that man," Henry
said with quite unexpected passion.
That shouldn't be difficult. He's
going to be at Magda Leigh's tomor-
row afternoon"
did he tell you sop
mo; Magda did,
"And you're going, of course?
Mavis savored to the full some
ghostly sense of mastery. 81 haven't
decided"
Henry's face remained clouded.
What makes you uncertain about
it?" Henry was at his best only when
he was absolutely sure of himself.
Our last meeting" she truthfully
acknowledged. was not a happy one"
That statement seemed to deepen
the cloud about Henry. You'd rather
not tell me about it?" he asked.
Mavis moved her head meditative-
ly from side to side. 'I'm afraid |
hurt him too much
Henry's response to that was
quick and low-noted oath, after which
he withdrew into a shell of silence.
He remained in that shell until they
we're home again. 1t was still with him
as he went alone to his room.
Mavis, while going belatedly
through her mail the next morning,
was interrupted by a telephone call.
When she crossed to the phone desk
she found her husband on the wire.
How about lunch today?'
with whom? asked Mavis.
with me-" was the slightly explo-
sive reply.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

How about the two of us, Henry's
voice was saying, running out to the
beach this afternoon and seeing if the
Atlantic's still blue? Or swinging over
to the brook at Summit and seeing
the Jersey hills?"
Mavis met him with the roadster
and they explored the Second Watch
ung Range purple-misted in the au-
tumn sunlight. The lady at Henry's
CONTINUED on poss 18)
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Henry, has anything happened"
The mock concern in that held him
silent moment. "Only small-souled
people should be sarcastic" Then the
voice on the wire grew softer. "I'm
sending you up some orchids. Not
necessarily to wear, dear, but just as
a reminder I'm thinking of you"
Mavis, who had long since lost her
faith in Santa Claus, wondered as
to the source of sea change so abrupt.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

THIS IS NE. l like Canada Dry because
it tastes so good. Mother lets me have
it between meals, too. 1t doesn't spoil
my appetite the way some things do.
We have it all the time at our house.
How about you2
Evening star., 1941-03-16

THIS Is DAD. He likes Canada Dry be-
cause it's The Champagne of Ginger
Ales" and everybody knows it. Dad
says it's poor economy to spend
money on ginger ale that goes fat
when Canada Dry is so inexpensive.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

THIS IS MOTHER. She likes Canada Dry
because it's so pure and wholesome.
Our guests like it, too. 1t picks you up
but hasn't any harmful stimulants in
it. We have it every mealtime. Doc
tors say it helps digestion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
l6-PASfURAGE
l7-Country Property Lease
I8-Country Property = Sale

FOR SALE: Stock ranches; one
hundred to seven thousand acres;
improved and unimproved, in dif-
ferent parts of SD. county. Noun
tain homes in various mountain
localities to suit. Write for in
formation and appointment. w.
T. Capehart, Box 1913. Jacumba.
and Guatay, Hill Top cDescanso
20 Box Al Carl Keller, manager
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

FOR Transportation only; one 1896
Buick coupe III attractive cOndi-
tiOu. Excellent motor, plenty Of
good mileage left in this car
Finished in original valley blue
Only $50 See Brooks at Post
Press after pm. 1l-19ti
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

CHRISTMAS CARDS. We again Of
fer the line that is different from
all others. . . Buzza Cardozo, man
ufactured right in Hollywood,
Other lines of cards also. Priced
from SO for a $l00 with imprint,
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. co.
673 Main neXt to Western Auto
Supply) Ell Centre. l2-l0
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
764 MAIN, EL CENTRO

WANTED GOOD CLEAN USED
CARS FOR CASH. We pay top
prices. Herring & Slushcr, 8th 6
State. er-Plymouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

WHOM PIPE YARD. Cement
headgates, all sizes. What do you
need? We have it. Phone 8723Jl.
1l-l7
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
28-FARM PRODUCTS

FOR SALE Bright western Marriott
Barley Test VT. 48 lb Baart &
Federation rust resistant wheat
grown from Caliproved seed. Al
falfa hay & baled wheat straw.
SAWDEY FARMS COMPANY
Phone EI Centre 8713-J-i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
I9-City Property for Sale

FOR SALE Stucco home on north
side. hardwood floors. tile BATH.
tile sink, fireplace. = bedrooms
and sun porch.
WANTED TO TRADE , houses IN
LA. for Ell Centre property.
FOR RENT Furnished anG unfur-
nished rooms, houses and apar:-
ments. So to S5U.
STARR Won FLUSS
1l3 No. 5th. Phone >
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
N. c. Dcaton, Collections, 1873 No 5th

CHRISTMAS GIT Problem worry
ing YOU rU!!cF Brush
Man hela .... W 1h0mD-
son, 81 {. -.' IT,. BraW-
ley. Fu .'.. .r north
end Of the Xal'.". -24
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

WANTED ALL KINDS poultry. Pay
highest possible prices. Phone GAO
Balboa Hotel, FL Centro. HoltVille
.i2. IV. Milling Co. S & NJ PCul
try. 9-25TF
ll-l2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

In IIoltyille on Saturday
Nov. q, l94l. Mrs anna Ham
mer. beloved wife of Joe Hammer,
beloved mothar of Ralph, Alice
and Joe. After a brief illness.
Friends are invited 20 attend Scrv-
ices at St Josephs Catholic
church in HOltvilie at 10 am.
Monday, Nov "a Interment will
be in EVerm cen cemetery. EX-
rTessions of sympathy may be
sent 10 jhr TiCld, MortuaIy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

3l-RW international Harvester
with classilicr and pickup. Phone
408 Calexico after 6 pm. l2-1i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

COMPLETELY Fur. Apt. Electr.
refrigerator and washing machil
1877 CCml, Florence Apis. 11-25
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

ATTRACTIVE nj ce ely furnished
apis. and rooms with or without
bath. Across park. ParkVieW Apis
GOA Adams. 9-15tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

/ BEDROOM house with 2 baths.
Fine condition. Excellent location.
Reasonable price and terms.
Phone 1890. ll-23
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
6-HELP WANIEL

HOUSEkEEPFR and room mate.
outside room with bath SO could
have husband or friend for room
mate. Extra work available for
husband. Nice home for right
parties Call Schcn;man Paper Co.
l1-l9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
26--POULTRT

WANTED Poultry OF all kinds. Phi.
1890 or write P.O Box 925. 81
Centro Poultry Market. 12-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
2-Personals, Special Notices

FOR SALE. CUT FLOWERS. 2
miles east on Holtyille Hy., right
hand side. Look for sign, Flowers
25c". 1l28
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

! 8-Coun+ry PROPERTY Sale

'-''~>>>, -~-,>>~,-'~>~~- - 1>,>~~--- -0~-~~
10 ACRES Alfalfa and grapefruit,
J, lQl west of Imperial Mo lern
; bedroom home. Lease or sell.
Can Calex. 725 days, Imp. 32ol
evenings. ll-l4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. BraWley 84-J.
I. V. Rendering CO BraWley, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
DEATH = FUNERAL
NOTICES

AT her home il Meloland
on Thursday November 20, l94l.
Mrs SGrar Newton, beloved wife
Of Eiberf Newton, beloved mo-
thcr Of Mrs. M r. Hartsock of
WeStmorland Corn. Lee Newton
of the United State Army; be-
loved sister % Mrs. B. A. Short
and Mrs, Max POmarantz of Los
Angeles; and four LrotAers, J. r.,
Richard, Eli and Sebe Kinnaird.
Friends are invited to funeral
services at the Lemons chapel on
Monday Nov. Gath at pm. Rev.
Mr.. Elmer Wilder Of Imperial, Of
Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23

2 ROOM furnished apt. across from
plunge So IS. 1888 Park. 9-16TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
27-FARM IMPLEMENTS

GOOD USED 10 Press Drill. Also
- disc drill.
EDGAR IMPI EAENT STORE
1878 Main Phone 636
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
24-Wan+ed - Miscellaneous

WANTED. GOOD Used hors.
trailer. Phone G2I liter ) pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
lO-Aparfments For Rent

SMALL FUR. Apt. in rear. Sl25G
per mo. 4l8 SO. 9th. 1l-2J
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
25--lET'S SWAP

FOR EXCHANGE. Property in
Santa Ana for FL Centro property.
Owner ". " Tairchild, 72T S 7th.
FL GeGtrO. ll-24
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
28-fARM PRODUCTS

Fer SALE: 1900 lbs. 1st class
alfalfa seed from growers. Passed
all state inspections. Roy f.
Whitmore, Bard, Calf. li-2j
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
Personals, Special Notices

HAVE YOUR Christmas money by
getting an auto loan from Ro-
bertson & Duringers Buick Agcn-
cy, 7th q Main. FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-23
BY HAM FISHER

CAL 800 and order your WANT AD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
SeWing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum. washer
repair N home. 81 90 free estimates
Lenox $3.50 Central Service
SINGER - Drop leaf. good sewer. 1873
Broadway. Cadillac 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

liNNN LlNrfNpl-
CHEVROLET 40 special 10 luxe ,opsrs-
sea- coupe 2-door and 4-foo- trk tedan,
factory puilf-in radio heater all models
ard crf0fs choice ~ u neauties loU as
Ss4a -tra.4a -E-a-a4~a- N-Gfssnty,
inc 1865 Grsrot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

" ESTINGHOuSE roaster complete West.
ln-hOuse t0r.bIfneL Plate, table. saCf
fee 1919 Rcltet
$50 90 AMERICAN BEAUTY mattresses q
FEW samples runs guaranteed 81 o.
n Arlington 1868 GrafIof open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

CHEVROLET ToWN SEDAN 1880
FACTORY push burton radio 10 IKE iTir az
heater white s.deUal iires ti23 or your
car down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ArGTST WASHER SALE
Household Appliances

A RUMMAGE sale 81 30 washing machines
and gss ranges taken from our laWaway
" arehouse uncalled for and crate dam
aged merchandise Viii sell IN sob lots
~ single units Dealers 1884 Harper
Al BARGAINS, 10 to 80 discount. 1920
piQurtte
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Change Due in Mediterranean
Eliot Sees Possibility Of Naval Activity
Or Reducing Fleet to Guard Atlantic Life Line

the Victorious, her sister ship, begun
a month and half before the For
midable, is also in service, though
there is no word of her being in the
Mediterranean. 1t is possible that
this news-giving on the part of the
Admiralty may herald some fresh
move to attack the communications
between Italy and Albania, or be-
tween Sicily and Libya Should such
operations occur we may feel sure
that they will not be isolated naval
efforts, but will be the naval con-
tribution to combined efforts of
the sort for which the British forces
in the Mediterranean already have
become distinguished.
An all-out attack by Greek forces,
reinforced by British, might be con-
templated against the Italians in
Albania, weakened and disheartened
by the repulse of their long -contin-
ued counterattacks. In such case,
vigorous attempts to cut their sea
communications in the Strait of
Otranto might be anticipated.
NAotiNC VI CsCCh
In both cases, a strong political
motive would underlay expected
military advantages. The destruc-
tion of the German forces in Libya
would undoubtedly produce pro-
British repercussions in French
North Africa. The liquidation of
Italy'S Albanian army would be of
immense encouragement to those
Yugoslav elements who are dissat-
ised with the action of the Yugoslav
government in signing the axis
agreement.
There is, however, another pos
sibility which must be examined.
The very strong likelihood that it
may be necessary to make large
naval Withdrawals from the Medi-
terranean in order to reinforce the
British naval forces in the Atlantic.
In such a case, the air and land
forces in the Middle East would cer-
talnly be strongly reinforced. Just as
they have been, and everything pos
sible would be done to make the Suez
position secure against any attack.
and to provide the Greeks and
Turks with strong immediate sup
port. In no case, probably, could the
British afford to undertake such
Withdrawals as would imperil their
ability to control the Eastern Medi-
terranean-thati is. the seas eastward
of Benghazi, Crete and the Greek
Peninsula-against anything the
1talo-German naval combination
might be likely to attempt. But there
is margin of strength between the
minimum forces which, with the
Greek Navy, could do this reason
ably well, and the forces necessary
to take the offensive in the Central
Mediterranean again now that the
conveys appear to have been brought
safely to port.
There is risk in Withdrawing
anything from the Mediterranean
just now, but it is lesser risk than
the risk that Britain may be defeat
ed II her Atlantic sea lanes are cut
by the Germans. If the latter risk
has risen to the point where the
former must be assumed. then We
shall certainly see the reduction to
a minimum of the British forces in
the Mediterranean
Copyright, 194l. by New York Tribune Inc.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Works Well if Honestly Run

The obvious questions did
othc jobs controlled political appointment
little jobs stenogaphers watchmen make
municipal point upon jobs
d Ss that SG h IN a
municipal political picture the spos system as related to these small
a who bis @shg e w re ~ns b run into 20 the
thousands knows that an applicant must nave political Endorsement
men These are jobs outside the regular Civil serVceat least to
his point hat the spos syste @
the people
the party He four years as sheriff 1T had been
msn conaTo of my e on b Rt M ood d the o
against real problem after his election There five six
opposed primaries
believing that they could let them This he
said example of the spo But sustain the
right decision business
example which he described follows There fight for control of
battle takes place the that opposed
to she g 5ha o9 Should he
T do so Of ~oud be deuou The whole effort to the
would wasted 1t unfair to these sit
it is called the spois system"
Sad Case of Tommony
policy making
s Something ra Almost 4ut m m after
Going further into New York politics his point that the
and then the entire city found @ Itself be- because aus 9th hansg the spG
ton of New York Ctythe administration Of former Mayor Jimmy
OF
Hall
the Walker administration
which
wrongly failure Walkers
wrongly used"
Taking up Mayor La Guarda administration Mr. Flynn paid his
Flynn political boss He Mr. La Guarda credit for
United better knowledge political
pediens than La Guarda There
thless And he added that catch phrase the spo
Mr. La Guardia hur at his
insisted that Mr. La Guardia had spoi
antiLa
whether they belonged Republican, American Labor Demo-
cratic parties.
the Mr. Flynn Democratic leader in the city,
likely lock with Mayor Guardia
ton November.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
This Changing World
Gen. Simovich, Who Heads Revolt,
Is Brilliant Officer-Friend of Britain
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

The situation in the Balkans which
less for the Allies took dramatic their
Army rebeld and
thrown in the
Gen. Dusan Smovch OF the
Yugoslav Army helved
because Of his beerent attitude
true feelings of the cabinet
with Germany which
formed the cabinet and the that
of the modern well trained pressure
of the Germans
Simovich British"
He outspoken in his criticism of
openly that the British bring into Yugaa
British Army he said the
which
day Is sufficient resist the German
The result Of Smovh temporary retirement
from the Some Of the faithful followers
his arrest But the did
a revolutionary outbreak in the ranks of the
Young King Peter Is reaches
July OF this minded
by the best college professors the mentor
Gen Kotch the chief of
the last three n in the
fighting for the country freedom
ab Belgrade
OF the former Yugosav
the King not intrued with full
present emergency That
Kept on chief until the world
TACT that Peter
that Gen Kostch played King Peter
10 take over the Of Prince weakng
rather than traitor is said to have with delight
responsibility
bound to go through trials which had known before
Evening star., 1941-03-27

CLOSED over its ugly part-but at any
rate it was interesting-and 1t came from
man who should know what he is talking
about. If there are defects in the system,
he said, they were due to the fact that
the people all the people, and particu-
larly those who criticize politics and poll
ticians, dc not get out and vote in
primary elections and see that the best
candidates are nominated in both parties.
There is, Of course, good deal to say
for that argument-Which is not new.
In defense of the spoils system, which
means taking the political Offices held by
the defeated party and filling them up
with office holders loyal to the victorious
party, Mr. Flynn pointed out: 1T would
be the height of i'll judgment for the
elected officials to pick subordinates who
did not believe in the party program,
even though these subordinates qualified
in efficiency 1t would be equally absurd
to put in Incompetent help even though
they were loval to chosen policies"
Evening star., 1941-03-27

and naval ac-Maj. G. Fielding Eliot.
tivity against the Albanian ports
and those in the heel of Italy,
coupled with patrolling operations
well inside the Strait of Otranto
were seriously interfering with the
supply of the Italian forces in AL
bania.
Following on the German air in
tervention, however, this state of
affairs was altered. We heard little
more of air raids on Bari, BrindiSi
and other points. 1t became clear
that the Italians were able TO send
very considerable reinforcements to
Albania; the promising Greek ad-
vance was checked and the central
strong point of Tepelini, whose fall
was confidently expected to be fol-
lowed by that of Valona, remains
still in italian hands. AS to the
campaign in Llbya, the German help
came too late to save Benghazi and
all Cyrenaica from being taken by
the empire forces. But since that
time, it has clearly been possible for
the Germans to move certain ele-
ments of German armored troops
into Tripolitania.
Conveys Occupy British.
A factor which has permitted
this movement of German troops
to take place has, of course, been
the preoccupation of the British
Mediterranean fleet with the pro-
lection of conveys.
These preoccupations of the Brit
ish Mediterranean fleet have GER
tainly enabled the Germans to move
their forces into Libya with some
what greater facility. 1t was left to
the British submarines to harass the
movement, which they did with
some success but they were not able
to stop it.
Silence Broken.
Now il appears that the Admiralty
is to some extent breaking the
silence that has hitherto shrouded
the operations of Sir Andrew Cum
ningham's command from the
knowledge of the outside world. We
are informed that the fleet has
been engaged in protecting con-
voys"-and that 1t has been REIN
forced by the new aircraft carrier
Formidable, type Of ship which
has proven especially valuable in
the Mediterranean.
incidentally, If the Formidable
has been completed, it is likely that
Evening star., 1941-03-27

month tnat the
arrival of strong
G e m a n a ir
forces in Sicily
a n d Southern
Italy has pro-
duced a consid-
cradle change.
Previously, it was
all but impos-
sible for any
supplies or REIN
fOrcementS t o
r e a C h Marshal
Ora z i a nj in
Libya, and An
glo-Greek a ir
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Not to Challenge Germans


tral but knows full well this long
are said TO have been informed that
economic advantage from Yugosavia the
with the Reich
the country must strictly military
hospital trains going through Yugolav territory
The Belgrade Hitler will hence
forth consider the Yugosavs traitors.
Foreign Minister
and prestige
There are few indications far what the
will
the new Yugosav government
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Punishment for YuqosIovio

military
Germans will have swallow
possible punish Yugosava with bz
fortunately for the Germans the bombes little
country There historical
Serbia where the
Belgrade
cerned Outside
worthy Of that The
not be in the heater of operations Should
the whole region
Army which its plans
bulk is even concentrated in the region south Of
The detat which
having
Of
German high command reckon long with serious
Reich
the
material enable the l00
fight
Evening star., 1941-03-27

Vi cAlSJenCe OF
this agency a
bold attempt to
use it to pull
his two hottest
a n t l. union
chestnuts-Little
Steel and Ford
Motor out of
the fire?
Members Of
the House Judi
clary Commits
tee, now consid-
ering proposals
for strike pre-
vention legisla-
tion heIiev o
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Coal Contract Possible
By Time of DeudIine
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Negotia-
tions between labor and manage
ment in the Nations soft coal indus
try for new wage contract entered
their 10th day by day, with both
sides agreed that a decision by Tues
day, when the present two-year pact
expires, was physically possible.
At the same time, spokesmen for
both groups declined to predict
whether the negotiators could write
. new agreement before the dead
line.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

StaIe I I o o p y
have had to be
used to preserve
der. Blood
shed has re-
suited, but in
the end the
majesty of gov
ernment / t S e ! +
has been vindi-
Gated.
Today tn e
misguided lead
ers of la b or
unions are test
ing again the
patience of the
,,,,h1ic ord tho
Evening star., 1941-03-27
The Political Mill
Flynn Defends 'Spos System as No Different
From Whot Goes on in World of Business
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Democratic National Chairman Flynnfor
political boss of the Pronxgave his spos
system last night at the University of North
government; that what goes on in
that
Office it works we'll.
the snnicS