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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Ia LIQUOR habit stopped a. home secretly
Arnold 2f6l Nat Bank Bldg "a, 72si
ADA LORD-Astroloast Celebrated, Con.
else, Educated Gao Lothr0p. Appoint'
rnonts MAd,as---- NaA2----. 20,
'AMAziNG-"L. -AaIsoBgrtr -yvurr-
Won W. heard over radio eQnsultafiQn.
your home "a mine. Appointments 1888
Guchrist Vermont 5-4432.
.ANNOUNCIN6 Detroit's most modern tea
room home cooked dinnerss entertainers.
ELINOR BENITA, LOLA. JESSIE. Rain
bow Tearoom 40 John ~
ARDEN's HEALTH studio, formerly sl5a
Woodward, now 1O02l jos. Comp8u.
Trinity 1880
AsTROLOGEK 80 years experience.
WORLDS FAIR radio, % felernoro.
Cherry 6s44.
AsTROLOGIsTS ~ Wishing Well Tearoom.
Entertaining with delicious luncheons
Marie, Lotus, Ada. 1904 Broadway, Room
20f.
.AsTROLOGIsT- Famous Wanda. appoint
ments every day, available parties.
Trinity 2-1t09. so Clairmount,
ANTHOLOGY Florence la Nalley-Satis-
faeAarg- consultations. daily. 41l1 Larcn-
mont Grand RVer). Tyler l-5i3l.
AsTROLOGIsI-E Elizabeth Fem. from Hol-
WOOD consultations, appointments
daily, reasonable Tyler b-42sI
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them Tor results!
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REDUCING SALON

Opportunity Of lifetime: estab-
lished IS years; downtown De-
.troit; 40 to 20 patients daily:
illness forces sale; will sacrifice
for cash. Apply Bex 64f9 De-
.troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Flats for Rent

KANTER. 1918 49, broom upper, sis.
Townsend s-4356.
6-Room 3. "; not air neat; gar. 500
lDAN j. HARRISON w. 1-lz3g
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WEBB. Mr.. HAMILTON

Attractive Dutch colonial. modernized: 4
bedrooms. gas heat; So $50. Appoint
ment Agnes webster, Townsend s-46se,
.PENROD. e3IO-e-room brick Colonial; 2
car garage SIDE drive. Inundated heat,
81. $50. easy terms Mr. Brand no. $500,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Houses for Rent

MODERN 7room. furnished, neated couu-
try home sarge. 1878 Paddock hde
Milford Near General Motors proWns
ground reasonable, phone Randolph $500
before g.
WILLIAMS s33i-Four rooms pathl
newly decorated; reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Educational

COLORED Second maid; private home (;
plain cooking stay nights. Tyler 5-7o2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Bus Transportation

CHICKEN ~ TIE ROUGH" = soc.
DENLY Recreation. whittier, mr.. kslly-rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Entertaining with delicious luncheons
Marie, Lotus, Ada. 1904 Broadway, Room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Apartments for Rent
Furnished

LAKEVIEW, 1913 Attractive three room
apartment. private entrance. MURRAY
5000 Sl4. "
MICHIGAN. near Fourteenth any
purpose $50 and S60.A Cadillac o5z5.
TsT{T,r,F- or four.r0o1N furnlshed apart
rnent, city or suburbs. Randolph 2545..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

ALI land contracts bought, mtges, msde.r
MeHugh. i4l0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03f9.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR & COMPANY
775 Lafayette Bldg Cadillac $40.
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EXPERIENCED young lady for fountain.
cigar counter. drug store work work
evenings 6-I2, Roosevelt Hotel, z2fs -Four.
tenth
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Situations Wanted-Femols

AGGRESSIVE young lady. tipping. switch
board operator, comptometer and book
keeping Temple 2-76s4.
BUNDLE washing. specializing teachers,
bachelors. silks. References. Called, de-
livered. Temple l-60So.
lcoMPETENT girl wishes days. References.
Laundry, cleaning, s.. csrfare. Temple
260s6
DAYS work eoiored cleaner, wall washing.
50 50-S5.00 room. Tyler 5-SO3s.
DEPENDABLE. experienced colored woman
wishes day work, laundry, cleaning. TEN
pie 1889.
iEXPERTENCED glFl wants days work,
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Refer
lences. Townsend 7-072f.
EXPERIENCED eolored lady wishes house
work. restaurant waitress or cooking
Fitzroy 0652
ExPERIENcED-coio girl wishes cook
ms. Second maid, smal family, refer
snces. SIG week. Stay. Tyler e-e5s0.
EXPERIENCED c0lored cook wants week =
work. reference, private honss,1. Madison
1898.
EXPERIENCED coiored giri wishes part
time office work, Etore work, noaseworh.
Trinity 1884.
EXPERIENCED lady wishes steady daysss
$3.50, car fare. Laundry, cleaning. Tria-
iy z-75ss.
EXPERIENCED neat colored girl sishes
days work. laundry, cleaning. Tyler
l7-l8ss.
INEXPERIENCED girl wisaes days, week 5
work. stay nights. Telephone Fitzroy
ls2ss.
INEXPERIENCED Colored woman wishes
days cleaning, ironing. So csrfare. CLIP
ford 1912.
INEXPERIENCED coloFed giri wishes days
laundry, cleaning, S. carfare. Cadillac
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes general
Homework, stay nights. Cali Madison
leiO7.
EXPERIENCED coiored giri wishes part
time. second maid work Temple 2-74s5
EXPERIENC ED--colored girl wishes days
Maid work, $500, carfare. TIE. 1874.
vt-i---sssys@Ss t---4at
cleaning 81 80, csrfare. Trinity 2-ls$5.
NEAT experienced eoiored girl wishes days
work. excellent references. TFinity
-3972
RELIABLE woman diAhwesher-Days,
nights; hotel. restaurant excellent refer
encek. Tyler 5-1p4s.
T ~ t55rat f-fft-ft rT5TOTeJT = FeTsfenCss-
Two years experience typtng short.
hand. fling. and knowledge OF bookkeeping
Ftzroy ois0-
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AgTROTOGEK 30 years' eXperiCnce.
WORLDS FAIR, radio. "a Peternoro.
lIlrr.u naAl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Lake and River Property for SCI.
Acreage for Sale
Business Property for Sale

MICHlGAAT- l+o0--store, including three
hats; vacant; owner sacrificing. Plaza
554e. n,
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Houses for Sale
MARTfNDALE
HOMER WARREN & co.

b V, S rms. and BATH. mr.. bus and
schools Sf75 down, pal. easy. Mr.. Ense,
lea 04DI ar tn k-aSsl
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y ACRE lots; sewer, water gas, walkE
IN Royal OAK. near Woodward only
$500. Judson Bradway Co. RA. 970o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Special Notices
INSTRUMENTATION

insurance now available for entire family
at low rates, including surgeons bills. -.
Covers operations and sickness and se-
cident from any cause. Carries Sl.oD9
death benefit, wage reimbursement optionai.
Write Box 36. 1916 Book Bldg., Detroit.
SAVE! Cali Dollar Dry Cleaners. Cash
and carry Use, CHI. 6i3i.
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WINDOW TRIMMER

With drug merchandise experience and
car perfnans.Bf p1si-on4 GIVE fui partic-
ulars In first letter. Write Detroit Times,
BOX B-6522.
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Mortgages
Land Contracts

MORTGAGES 49, Old and new property.
Hahn n Co. ais Barlum Tower CA. 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Situations Wanted--Mais

MAINTENANCE man for building or fac
tory (25 years experence). Trinity
2-I477.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

BOULEVARD EAST GRAND. 1852 (near
Dodge S}--s!ngle, 4; double, So. Always
hot water. free parking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

ST HELM tResF PuritsB}--4oxf35, x+7s.
owner sacrificing, paving paid. Town
send 7-iT24.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

FOR QUICK ACTION List your property
and investments with KEITH REALTY.
More than 25 YEARS experience. High
class coiored clientele. $3.50 Hudsors
TYLER 6-3077. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

IAsrROLOGER-Cs Lovell, wen-known De-
q. tf9iieri popular in Florida. Lafayette
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Property Management


COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON, INC. OFFICE
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.IrrRArIoN AND PLUMBING

CARLSON sTUDf0S--AdYeffIsIn dTETf=yr
rosters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
pAneCiuh gilk y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Personals

STOMACH ulcer reHeff Investigated Won
Co. $40 David stott Bldg CA $40
WANDA LOU Heaith studio lnvigofs's
ing treatments open 1910. Madison
.Q5l0. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

G1RL--White general. no washing OF
cooking; small family. 1927 Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

ARDEN's HEALTH studio. formerly s155
Woodward, now 1002t Jos. Campau
Trinity 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

WINDOW usll- elaaRinF. experience white
workmen prompt service anywhere
Trinity 2.sf6f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

BUNDLE washing. specializing teachers
bachelors. silks. References. Called, de
liyered Temple 1-6OS0
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$3.50 CHICAGO $3.50

= TOLEDO. ooc NEW YORK sses
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE Luxe MOTOR STAGES .-.-..
f5es cAsS, At RAGLEY-= IA 1871 r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

ANNOUNCING Detr0lfs most modem Tee
room home cooked dinners entertainers.
FLINOR BENITA, LOLA. JESSIE. Rain
bow Tearu0m fI1O John p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Public" recently, invariably re-
ferrins to anyone who advocates
this country staying out Of war
as towards, ''putrid mental de-
generates" and now the latest,
'Milquetoasts"
Does 1t take any particular
brand of courage for these fire
side fighters to write letters
fsvoring war in which our
young men will have TO do the
real fighting? Mrs. Elizabeth
billing has coined a very good
name for these men. averaged
destroyers Of American youth"
but of course Mrs. billing is an
other "Milquetoast" who comes
in for plenty of smearing.
II this administration had
dealt firmly with our own do
mestic incident" instead Of
meddling in affairs all over the
universe perhaps our president
would have been able 10 keep
at least one promise he made,
that Of balancing the budget.
When our national debt was
20 billion dollars ne was ter
ribly worried about our finan-
cisl equilibrium. but now ne has
ceased to think about such COM
monplace things as budgets and
talks Of establishing the -Four
Freedoms" everywhere in the
world.
AS 10 the cause Of the last
two wars. one correspondent at
tributes il 10 the German myth
OF The Ruling Race" Deutsch-
land Uber Allies, etc. Could il
be possible that the two British
slogans. The sun never sets
on the British empire" and
Britannia Rules the Waves"
could have had any bearing on
these conflicts
After the last war. Britain
grabbed almost one million
square miles Of territory. we
shouldered five billion dollars
Of war debt. but as your CORE
spondent stated. we kept our
democracy. Now. were losing
our democracy and giving them
billions Of dollars more 10 help
Britain hang onto the one mil
lion square miles Of territory.
Let's have more Milquetoasts.
MRS. BERNICE PADDOCK
REINSCH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven OF these
test questions Turn to wom-
ans page for the answers.
l. Gold is weighed by the
troy, or svoirdupois system?
2. Name the Roman goddess
of wisdom.
8. Is Jacqueline Cochran
noted painter, musician or svia-
trix?
4. In which state is the Aroos-
took river
S. Who wrote the Rape OF
the Lock-?
8. Why can't man marry
his widows sister,
I. Was Oliver p. Morton or
Levi P, Morton a vice president
OF the United States
s. Name the president of the
c1o.
Q. Are Americans required to
have proof Of citizenship If they
visit Canada?
10 Who tried Jesus besides
the Jews and Pilate7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
The Bitter Lesson

Experience may be the best teacher but sometimes
perience exActs . bitter, bitter price.
Fortunate is he who the experience of another
learn from it. profit by it, without paying all of the price
Norman Angel spent lifetime working for peace. In
1888 he the Nobel prize for work of that kind He
scarcely be cited r-monger
What the lesson Of the few Angel learned
II? He has told it, words fraught with all the bitterness
Of 1T might have been" Hear him:
Because would not listen to the cries Of Chinese
children massacred by the invader, have now,
overnight 10 listen 10 the cries Of English children,
victims Of that same invaders ally.
Because indifferent when Italian SUBJ
marines sank the ships Of republican Spain must
listen the cries Of children from the torpedoed
refugee ship going down in the tempest 600 miles from
land"
No anywhere has arraigned bitterly than this
Engshman the of England in the past 10 IL
Europe 10 ago. had united to nor when the first
aggressons began in 1881 in Asia and in 1885 Ata to
say nothing of Spain. things might have been different
But today is today Nothing hopeless than to turn
back 10 years and sigh IF only"
Today today and what is done today mods tomor
What done 10 years ago, made today what
II is Today mold tomorrow.
To turn back to yesterday valuable only IT, seeing the
mistakes made then that knowledge to avoid making
them again today Europe and the world turned deaf
to the cries of the victims of then Now half
that world has paid bitter penalty for its indifference
Shall the rest Of the world remain deaf until the lesson
home to has been taught TO Angel and to his
England!
The past the past and it gone Today is today and
resoute determination not TO make again all those
old fatal errors hangs the future
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Unlisted Defense Cost

We like to think that thus far the United States Is
building deenses without extra costs in blood And yet
The National Safety council in listing the second worst
February in history in regard to traffic toll believes that
at least half of the increase due to defense activities In
the first place. there in general vehicles the
road and miles being driven Then the roads
also carrying hundreds of military vehicles that not
there before Counties which have defense industries
almost uniformly show great increases in traffic accidents
certain amount of this is probably unavoidable. But
the time to make every effort TO cut these losses to
4 minimum. Hours lost the defense drive in q hospital
bed just completely lost those lost picket line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Salute TO Greek Freedom

Just 120 years ago this spring Greece launching
fight for freedom which reused the admiration of the
world. Lord Byron in England DIR. Howe in the United
States the poet Mueller in Germany the praises of
from the Turkish oppressor. Today . Turkey may
the side of Greece against another oppressor
Our greatgrandfahers heard of the defense of Msso
longhi the at Chos, and Greece became
onym for freedom wherever free met II took 10
years. but in 1880 the Independence of Greece
Today l20 years later the world again salues Greece
because with Finland. it dared to stand against
whelming aggression and speak Nor that rings de-
family across q yes-world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY. APRIL IS

Benefic aspects rule strongly
today. From early morning
until night the stars smile upon
the planet Earth. It 10 an aus
picious sway for starting i'm
portAnt projects.
Heart and Home: Good news
may be expected under this con-
figuration which stimulates hope
and encourages activity. The
seers long have advised the cul-
tivation Of Spartan virtues by
all members Of a family and
now they counsel wise admins
tration Of incomes and careful
discipline in thrift. Sweeping
resdJustments IN American life
are prognosticsfed as necessary
at the close of the war which
may last for a long time. even
though one or more Of the die
tstors may reach the end Of his
life or power
Business Affairs: small
towns in all parts Of the coun-
try will continue to expand I'M
der the influence OF intensive
production for defense. The
summer will be marked by
much travel In the United
States Hotels and transports-
ton companies viii profit.
Great numbers Of automobiles
Will be bought as wise persons
realize the wisdom Of prepar-
ing for the future when trucks
and tanks instead OF new cars
viii be manufactured. The price
Of gasoline may advance in the
summer.
National Issues: Need OF ex-
pert mechanics will become
acute ~ government contracts
are rushed toward fulfillmsnt.
centers for training hands and
brains will be increased, despite
certain union restrictions. Girls
viii prove their ability In many
trades. Labor today 10 under
influences encouraging to the
signing Of pacts and agreements
providing for arbitration be-
tween employers and employees.
International Affairs: Ac-
oording to interpretations re-
garding the effects of the con-
junction of Saturn and Jupiter,
the end OF a period in the world
conflict should be reached be-
fore midsummer. Necessity will
dictate the breaking down of
the Nazi economic system.
While certain influences will
encourage the discussion of
peace, II 10 foretold that q new
phase OF conflict will extend for
a long time. As the world war
IL Plutonisn, the evolution of
social, economic and political
relations along new lines will re-
9uire months. or even years.
Persons whose birthdate IL is
have the augury Of a year of
routine experiences. There may
be pleasant surprises. Losses
VIII be sustained by a few men.
Children born on this day
probably will be subject to sud
den changes Of fortune, but they
will have the courage and re-
sourcefulness that assures suc-
cessful careers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

afternoon this week.
Philosophical, indeed. are sea-
farers who take unto themselves
a spouse, Though a really sur
prising number Of them % COM
plicate their hves
Almost before the echo Of
II 90" was quiet. Capt. Healy
had necessarily to report back
aboard his ship. let 20 fore and
Aft, and depart forthwith for
Columbia river ports: after q
day or so there. the bridegroom
sails thence for three-month
voyage TO the orient.
Some day. sir, we are going
to take time and work out a
durable stock gag about en-
barking on the sea of matri-
mony. as the Teller terms II.
Some day.
Capt. Hesly has sailed in and
out Of this port for many
long year. We can't pretend 10
keep tabs on his many expert
ences which have gained him a
splendid reputation and a gen.
erous lszarette Of deep water
yarns.
Offhand, we recall among the
highlights of his career such
items as making voyage in
the winter Of 1910 to Honolulu
as navigator of the Foss tug
Rustler; or, chasing all over the
storm-swept North Pacific as
navigator of the tug Neptune
while searching 0ast autumn)
for the helpless and battered
States Line steamer Washing
ton.
And we believe Capt. Healy
was skippering the old Montauk
when he effected rescue of the
defunct Alloway in mid-Pacific
some years ago. Understand he
was generously feted, medaled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25


went to them. Hitler replied by
shipping several Condors through
the British blockade. He also
offered to give better terms than
his American competitors. The
arrival Of planes from a Ger
many harrassed by war demands
and supposedly shut off from
the outside world amazed the
Brazilians and Argentinisns.
Naturally, Uncle Sans prestige
fell.
Our diplomatic Representatives
IN the various southern capitals
forwarded frantic warnings of
the seriousness OF the situation
to the state department. They
were ordered to resort TO ex-
IRENE methods in an effort to
outmaneuver Hitler and his local
agents.
Fortnight ago Ambassador
Gaffney closed with Wasp, a
Brazilian firm, for the purchase
Of American transports rather
than the German planes. VA.
s. p. wants four ships, although
the total number involved in
all the transactions amounts to
so. When informed of this good
news. state asked the army to
shift priorities which have pre-
vented completion of the types
Of planes wanted by the Brazil
ian company. Army agreed
That was two weeks ago.
The military men hsggled and
delayed. and the priorities have
not been lifted yet. Meanwhile.
because Of the slowness at the
Washington end. the Brazilian
people grew Disguised and
agreed TO buy from the Ger
mans. Our ambassador still il
laooring TO block the deal. pend
ing action at the capital. but
II is later than the army thinks.
state argues that. even though
building the transports may
delay construction OF military
planes. II is more important to
drive out the Germans and
maintain American prestige.
But the army can't seem TO
make up its military mind.
The latest outburst Of criti-
cism If British wsr strategy
has been directed against oper-
atoms In the Balkans. Even
British newspapers have as
sailed Churchill and General
Wsvell for weakening their
African forces by dispatching
an expeditionary force 10 Greece.
They point out that another
evacuation like that from Dun
kerque would symbolixe British
inferior1ty IN the face OF Hitiefs
legions.
General Wavell answered
these indictments in advance in
conversations with American
attaches and Observers. The gen.
ersl realized from the beginning
that opposition in the Balkans
would be hopeless He explained
that diplomatic rather than
military considerations mott
waited the home government and
himself in sending British troops
n Greece AZ all. Had England
no, sent help to the Creeks. she
would have left hersst opsn 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
DEPJORES LINDBERGH


Editor The Times: After read
ing nearly all Of the letters in
the papers for the past few
years, find that l must obey
the urge to express my thoughts
on the subject Of war as 80
many others have done.
NAILS WIN-LINDBERGH."
The article that followed the
heading was just about the most
shameful statement that I have
ever heard of. 10 have been ut
tered by young man and an
American at that.
But what can you expect from
q man that makes practice of
running away from everything
1t is not so long ago since
he left this country because Of
the kidnaping and murder of his
little child. The world sorrowed
with him over his loss. But
when he packed up and went TO
Europe to live. I think that ne
ran away.
He put in a few years in Eu-
rope. but when trouble started
brewing over there he lost no
time in running back 10
America.
Now he advocates that we
arm ourselves TO the teeth and
then run out and bury our heads
to what's going on elsewhere
even though II is bound TO az
feet US in time.
And 10 think that at one time
he WAS our hero. and even con-
sidered by some as presidential
timber. Enough Of Lindbergh.
had q little Of the last war.
and being a veteran, feel quail
fled 10 state that / believe that
20 per cent of the Word war
vets would be willing, if called
upon. TO serve again either at
home or any place in the world
that our country might choose
TO send US.
Our country, our standard OF
living and our form Of govern
ment are well worth fighting
for. and il makes me sore 10
think that there are even the
few among us who do not value
them enough TO fight for them.
but are willing TO crawl. think
ing that by so doing we will
be safe from the most british
murderers the world has ever
known.
NV sincere sdmirs tion goes 10
the British who are fighting an
uphill battle. but God bless
them, they have the outs 70
carry on.
WM. L. MCINTOSH.