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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
Carolina And Duke leans
Enter Game About Ever

veteran players may be the outStand-
1ng performers in keenan, stadium
Saturday. bat most fans are in
;clined 10 believe that The deciding
factor of the game remains in the
hands of the SophomorcS. II this
is true. perhaps last falls Carolrr.,
Tar BabyS 33-l3 triumph over the
Blue lmpS will bc indicative OF this
years varsity winner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

began in 1898.
Oh thr pas ioIr game. n. r.
r~cNS mi Hurricane ..l,n c,.r, Hliae'
TWO victories apiece. G r,linn with
last year 26-T. and Furm"n Woa
Year bicDrc. 25-T. The
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

ouSted him from that post after IL,
first two games. However, New
ION uses the two-tcam system and
the playing time this season al The
Two boys is about equal.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

y Bviti.h crmuau.quc sad tho
mass OF Romrrr. ra,:urcd Afrika
N"rpS had rcarjs"d pom, between
"Irdia and GGmba'. we'll inside Lib
Va. under violent .''gci, by allied
Mar planes.
y i"' Rnmmrl's hap,cs< allies. lei;
the iv"Ca when nu2i mochanizcG
.,rcc> pIil9d stakes in h2adlOng
.a3h; from RI Alame.:.. tine Ger
SEED" news agency DNB reported that
'.!m2n transport plane; were en-
I"2cd every day in bringing wound
VI fai.a"S FROM the Qa'ta dcnres-
son ia the axis stronghold q, To-
OrUK
While Hitler frightened his
grip on southern France. Italian
irronS descended on the French
Mediterranean island of CorSia.
pntential stepping stone for
Allied invasion of Italy
;" Italian cnmmuniQur SAID the
md. .y"2 Just north Of Sardinia.
... ,cc|N.d while ntncr fascist
ops were moving dcru~. the
.."" .vm LAZY llto France as
"-.s-"rd ug1.n>, "Br;,i,n ana
''0".."" landing attempts"
y ''' saro tlwv. Inc German
$50 announced r"I, three Naz!
m"-,t iiyi> 1nS had reached the
French Med: ~rancLn Goa; - the
.H'g"'. accord y" 70 H''cr. Of thc
..N' Fed ;''ack :rnm north A.
On ~" alll.t side Of the ledger. 4
N.,'' Nat, Spokesman drowned
Evening star., 1942-08-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKoMA PARK, SILVER SPRING.
New, modern broom home with garase.
large porch and basement, $500.
ATTRACTIVE, furnished brick home
with rooms, "a baths. recreation room
with fireplace and bar; garage and re-
frlgerstion; Si0,50o takes all; reasonable
ROBERT E. LoHR.
3l1 Cedar ST, Takoma Park GE, nsS1
WESLEY HEIGHTS, / BLK. FROM BUS
4 bedroom house, Sl3,506. Delightfuly
planned and contains large Twins room.
dining room Kitchen. Ist-fioor lavatory,
screened porch, maids room and bath.
w c. & A N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
11la 18th st, NV. DI. 4464.
Evenings Phone Wisconsin 1927
DoWNToWN-HoME OR BUSINESS.
1914 r. I. Ave NV.
10 Rooms. 2 Baths.
Scar Garage-Modern.
Newly Decorated--A Beautiful Home,
Open-See 1t.
WAPLE AND JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346
ROOMS AND BATH, SLEEPING PORCH
completely redecorated; convenient to
TRANSPORTATION, stores, schools; $4,000.
= rooms, bath and sleeping porch, new
roof, newly decorated inside; elose-in
s rooms and bath, nice lot; $1,000.
Also several other listings, priced from
'''' IcR1iITT:TfsS cRiTTENpEN & GATES.
Northwestern, Bids
107 Carroll St,
TNl Do,
Evening star., 1942-08-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued)

SILVER SPRING--WEIL-F -FURN. 5-ROOM
house, kit. 2 baths. sun porch, gear
aarase; large yard; p block from transp.
$3.50 mo. Phone Sligo 32a0
6 ROOMS, / u BATHS, NICELY FUR
nished; adults; one block to bus; available
Sept. l: S145 mo. TYNER, 2316 N. Fla,
Arl CH, I602
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED BUNGALOW.
Sligo Park Hills: garage, inclosed yard and
llarse attic: adults only; s1lo. Another
bLnealow, 500.
ROBFRT E. LOHR.
BIZ Cedar ST., Takoma Park, D. c. GE 0257
Evening star., 1942-08-26
PAUL P. STONE,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
81 450

An attractive 5-room bungalow on lot
6ox125, conveniently located within walk
ing, distance to best shopping center, bus
furnace. garage. Immediate possession. 70
INSPECT call Woodley 1900 until pm.
EdW. H. Jones & Co. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-08-26

1881 @ ST. N.W-4 people you may live
more cheaply here: huge room with single
beds. NO. 9774
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beautiful cool rm
excl. location. lovely SURROUNDINGS; rare
oppt; S45; gentleman. WI $500.
NEAR 10th AND MICHIGAN AVE. NE
Clean single room, gentleman only. no.
5402.
18th ST. N.W--Twin bedroom. next bath;
unlimited phone. excellent transportation
pvt. home, 50 week each inc. breakfast;
z GENTLE girls. IA. 4l95.
1901 10th ST, N:W.-Lge. and small front
Im-, next to bath, pvt. home, l blk from
IAN and Ga. ave. car line and bus. RA.
1855
4t02 MILITARY RD. NW.--Large front
room for 2; private bath. shower, twin
bees, cl; uni. ph; bus at door; gentiles.
Alter 5:30.
6e MADISON ST. NV, Apt $50. Large
Evening star., 1942-08-26
HOUSES UNFURNlSHEp.

POTOMAC HEIGHTS, D. C-6 ROOMS,
completely redecorated, l y baths, fireplace,
screened front porch. coal furnace. large
lenced-ln yard. ,Conv, schools, transp. and
churches Woodley 1851 after g.
1909 MINNESOTA AVE SE.-6-ROOM
ali.6rick,, hardwood trim, new paint and
stop at door. Open $40 pm, w. B,
CATION. 1928 Penna ave Sc
Evening star., 1942-08-26
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
AND CRITTENDEN ST.

rooms and bath, auto. heat. about 2
years old. Sa,25O; includes all furniture
etc. RA. 9449. TR. 2O3S.
Evening star., 1942-08-26

WILL RENT. $50, OR SELL, SIS 800 OUR
new f6 MOI home in nearby Va, ami.
two bedrooms. fireplace. porch. large lot,
modern one or two bedroom apt. in NV,
washington. not over $50 per mo. FILM
WOOD SAL after pm, f6S
Evening star., 1942-08-26
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

5 ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISHED, WATER,
lights, near Suitland, Md, Franklin O725.
CHEVY CHASE, D, C.--ALSo NEARBY VA
and Md rooms and bath to rooms
and 3 baths. Buyers preferred Moderate
cash payment balance monthly. FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV DI $3.50,
Oftlce hours am. to pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

STONE HOUSE, WITH GARAGE-PARTLY
rm, with stone fireplace. mod. kit, recrea-
ton rm.; oil heat, lge, fenced-in back yard.
Sl35 month: adults. 1905 Munson ave
Evening star., 1942-08-26

For prompt responses
and better service, aGUer-
ttserS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClGsSifcdtionS.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
ARLINGTON
s57 ACRES.
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION.
d SMATJ, ESTATES

Spacious new brick, 8 rooms, full
baths, .bedrn, and bath on hrst floor; COW.
located in Arlington County: 1-fare transp.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
COLORED.
NORTHEAST

Big six-room house on nice quiet
street for only S4,950 to settle an estate.
First floor has living room, dining room
and kitchen. Second floor has bed
rooms and bath. Hot-water COAL HEAT,
electricity. Call at or phone our office for
details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
5001 East Capitol st. IL 354n
925 N Y, Ave. NV MA 97a7
Evening star., 1942-08-26

One in Country Club Hills at $4,000;
3 others. s miles from D. c.; bus / mile
on about | acre ground; $4,000 to
s27,50O. Chestnut 1922.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
TRANSFERRED.
FALLS CHURCH.
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

fenced: near bus, stores; price Sc 500
81 900 cash. J. C. L. WEST. Falls Church
Evening star., 1942-08-26
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, r. /. Reds. White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds James Fee;
@Store, 619 K st. NV Metropolitan 0US9
Evening star., 1942-08-26

IIUU BLOCK MonteIIo Ave, NE.
Modern Colonial row brick home, g rooms
and bath, only S6,250 90: res Scnable terms.
For appointment or further details, call Mr..
Sharnof. AID. 2919. WAPLE a. JAMES,
INC. 3346.
frame, q rooms front porch, cleo. i metal
ssrage and 3 lots, S2.75o: $500 cash ard
$40 mo For information call Mr., Britt.
NO. 5477
]. DALLAS GRADY a. SONS,
1104 Vt Ave NV DI aTS0
Evening star., 1942-08-26
MICHIGAN PARK

Nr. trans. schools, churches and stores.
8 rooms. 2 baths screened porches, oil
h. -w.h.; on wide avenue. For further IN
formation call Mr.. Burr, Mich. 607s or the
Evening star., 1942-08-26


Two-story, four bedroom and bath and
extra lavatory brick, just west of 10th ST.;
convenient to store. schools and quick
downtown transportation; hot-Water heat
with oil furnace. built-in garage; PERFECT
CONDITION. Purchase of new home
makes sale imperative. Phone Mr.. Brill,
WI 7105 with
"%* SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Evening star., 1942-08-26

% MADISON ST. NV, Apt. $50 Large
clean, newly furn, rnn, semi-pvt bath;
gentle gentleman; expr. bus to Govt.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
Continued

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman' S
Moving & Storage Co, Taylor 293T
Evening star., 1942-08-26
CHEVY CHASE, MD
WOODRIDGE--VACANT.

Lovely six-room, twc-bath row brick.
terms. ia 7725 or GE. $500.
Evening star., 1942-08-26

WAR WORKERS! $34O CASH!
Not 1. extra cent needed to move in.
2-br. brick homes in Lynhaven. Only 10
left, SO don't wait. Is min. from down.
town, exp; bus lines. ,10c fare; no transp.
worries. Take ABW bus at 10th and D
NV. or drive qfer 18th St. Bridge and
Route to signs.. Get details of this plan to-
Evening star., 1942-08-26
HOUSES FOR SAlE
-ss-7l~ 7l~@=-.@sls-=l---s-.A-l=szsazli
Sh 7Sn
FEW THESE DAYSI
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..

925 N, Y Ave. NV. MA. p7a7,
COLORED-S5oo DOWN Will, BUY THIS
lovely 6-rm., semi-detached dwelling l433
Kearney st. ne. Call MR. WILLS, Hobart
2s27. Decatur 1161.
COLORED--6 ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK:
newly decorated; 4-car garage; on car line;
. 1g
Evening star., 1942-08-26
SACRIFICE.

bEOItIT ICE.
Nice large house facing on 9Th st NV;
owner has to leave city: lot 60x200, fine
shruboery front and back: living room 33x
~ dining room 20x20, large Kitchen.
library adjoining dining room, = large
screened porches, lavatory on first floor
I large bedrooms and baths on second
floor tglaSs-inclosed shower; 2 maids
rooms and bath in basement, laundry room;
nome completely renovated inside and out,
immediate possession: owner will consider
any reasonable offer. For information call
SsANDOZ, INC. 9 Dnnnnt Circle DII 1oa4
Evening star., 1942-08-26
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

Detached, bedrooms, . baths also bed
room and "a bath on first floor; / block to
Conn. ave. stores. trans. A real buy at
81 $50. Call EN- 1900 until pm
2 A TWEED co Aanl CONN AVE
Evening star., 1942-08-26

Chase. Md, near Conn. ave-. built on
large wooded lot: modern in equipment,
eG,olnTalning G, rooms 6 BEDROOMSl, 3
Baths, 2~car garage. For inspection call
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, Ma. 1888
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
CAESAR
SOUR NOTE
(Christian Science Monitor)

We don't know what kind of instru
ment if any - James Caesar Petrillo,
car of the musicians union, plays. But
his ban on the broadcasting by boys and
girls orcheStras from their summer camp
at lnterlochen, Michigan. because they
are not union members, strikes the ear
as being considerably off key.
These high school Youngsters have an
nually for years looked forward to put
ting their programs on the air, for the
benefit of the folks back home" More
over, it was helpful means OF encour-
aging these budding musicians. Now the
+ d era Communications Commission
wants to know why Mr. Petrillo acted
as he did, and at the same time is inqulr-
ing into other musical affairs as they
affect radio. 1t may be recalled that Mr..
Petrillo has been bosSing around the
national chains quite bit in recent years.
But what is more, the Attorney Cen
eral of the United States now has author
lied an injunction suit to halt the recent
Petrillo order restraining union musicians
from making records for public use
Doubtless Uncle Sam believes this to be
restraint of trade, and asks himself:
Upon what meat doth this our Caesar
feed, that he is grown so great
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
Ell Centric Churches Invitc Attendance
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

BE perfect, be of good comfort,
be of one mind, live in peace; and
the God of love and peace shall be
with you" The foregoing passage
chosen from II Corinthians, is the
Golden Text of the Sunday Lesson
Sermon on Love" in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist.
Jesus statement as given in John
is included as LeSSon-SermOn cita-
ton: Then said Jesus unto them
again, Verify, verify, l say unto
you, I am the door of the sheep
I am the good shepherd, and know
my sheep, and am known of mine
And other sheep 1 have, which arc
not of this fold: them also l must
bring, and they shall hear my voice
and there shall be one fold, and one
shepherd" And in first John is this
exhortation: Beloved, let us love
one another: for love is of God; and
every one that loveth is born of
God, and knoWeth God. He that
loveth not knoweth not God; for
God is love"
Mary Baker Eddy says in COR
relative passages from Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures: :
"Divine Love always has met ano
always will meet every human need
1t is not we'll to imagine that Jesus
demonstrated the divine power tC
heal only for a select number OF
for a limited period of time, since
to all mankind and in every hour
divine Love supplies all good. The
miracle of grace is no miracle tc
way in Christian Science"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
MILITARY IMPORTANCE
OF THE PRIBILOFS

Rep. Warren ]. Magnuson, Washing
ton Democrat, said the other day that
even if the Japs have landed in the Prib-
ilof islands about 200 miles north of
Dutch Harbor, the islands have mo mill
tary Importance anyway
What does he mean, military import
ance? Has it got to be base the size of
Singapore that the Japs take before we
admit that their action has military I'M
portance? Or are we going on the aSSump
tion that the enemy is compounded half
of morons and the other half of complete
idiots?
1t is not likely that the army and navy
agree with Magnuson. AT least, it is to
be hoped that they do not. for a really
official viewpoint which held that Japa-
nese moves have no military Importance
unless we can readily recognize it would
be a viewpoint inviting disaster
In these days of war, everything the
enemy does has military Importance. If
we cannot see the immediate danger right
off, perhaps we'd better incline to the
belief that it is greater for that, instead
of less.
We've taken a terrible drubbing so far
because all of us. from the highest naval
chieftans down to the lowliest man on
the street, underestimated the JapS so
completely before this war broke out.
1t appears that we should have learned
our lesson. If we have not, then were
going to need more luck than the world
holds to come out of this conflict un-
SCARED.
Rep. MagnuSonS statement is the kind
which does no good, and may do great
deal of harm. 1t breeds among unthlnk-
ing persons a false optimism, of some
what the same kind as that displayed by
some who contend that we scored vic
tory at Pearl Harbor simply because the
enemy did not land there.
The sad truth is that we'd all better
start looking on the dark side of this
picture, because thus far there hasn't
been any other side. There will be, event
ually, but it's not going to turn bright
until lot of us learn to throw our wish
full thinking out the window and admit
that it's going to take more than person
ality to beat the Axis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
5. Burton
Heath
Writes:

Has your pay been increased by
at least Is per cent since Jan. l,
1911? If not, apparently it is the
will of the War Labor Board that
you should have such a raise.
Nobody who gets four for an
answer when he adds two to two,
believes that everybody can have a
Is per cent raise without forcing
prices through the ceilings which
Leon Henderson is trying so hard
to maintain.
What of that? If the cost of iiy-
ing goes up another ID per cent.
the War Labor Board will give you
another 10 per cent pay raise.
OF course, your wages always lag
in such a game of economic follow
the-leadcr. Prices go up, then wages
are adjusted, then prices go up,
then wages are adjusted, then
Then what? Then we have in
flation, which New Dealers and Old
Dealers agree might be fatal to the
American way of life. Since this
is almost the only thing on which
New Dealers and Old Dealers ever
have agreed, it seems reasonable
to assume that initiation really is
something to be avoided
1t seems to us that the anti-in
flationistS in Washington ought
to get together. President Roose-
welt has said:
Our standard of living will have
to come down"
The War Labor Board says its IA
cent a day award to Little Steel
employees is designed to protect
their established peacetime stand
ards
You figure that one out. Who is
determining this nations anti-in-
flation policy-Prcsiden Roosevelt,
or the War Labor Board he ap-
pointed? If it is the WbB, then
why?
The argument seems to be be-
tween those who favor the virtual
freezing of wages and those who
favor "stabilization.'
Certainly the Little Steel award
is not sterilization, since it went
i to one of the highest-paid strata
of labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
MORE TRAITORS
Sacramento Bee)

A German submarine, which was sunk
and raised off the Atlantic coast some
weeks ago, has furnished dramatic proof
of the fact that these enemy vessels are
receiving supplies from the mainland.
In the pocket of the dead commander
were the stubs from the tickets to
Broadway show which apparently he had
attended the night before.
Another submarine captured off the
Virginia Capes was we'll stocked with
fresh vegetables, water and other ma
terials that must have been obtained
from the United States
Unquestionably aid to the NaZis sub
marine commanders is well organized
and directed in America. That fact ac
counts for the recent round up of scores
of Bundists along the Atlantic coast.
The time has come for the government
to consider moving all enemy aliens from
localities where they can be of assistance
to Hitler's pirates of the sea.
Why restrict this policy only to the
Japanese?
The traitors in our midst are not con-
fined to those of the Mongolian race.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
HURRAH FOR MATURE

His wife charges that Film Actor Vic
tor Mature entered u. s. coast guard
service = now a part of the navy = to
avoid answering her alimony demands in
a Hollywood court.
Mrs. Mature is asking S525 a month
temporary alimony pending trial of her
divorce suit against the star, which seems
to us an eXhorbitant price to pay for
keeping up appearances of wife who
is no longer a wife, who is still young
and attractive, and who is just as able
as many another woman to earn her
own living-or get along on less.
Our sympathies, in fact go out to
Actor Mature We're afraid we couldn't
manage anything more sour than
chuckle even if his wife's charges were
true. On top of that, however we're in
clined to the belief that the charges not
only are untrue, but that Mrs Mature
was extremely i'll advised in making
public her charges.
She may hold the belief firmly that
Mature did enter service to escape an
alimony fight, blIt even though she be-
lieves it, she should be intelligent enough
to realize that she might be wrong And,
realizing that. she should have had res
pect enough for a possibly high motive
that of patriotiSm-to avoid an attempt
to make it appear something more selfish.
The benefit of the doubt is on the
actors side, and we, for one, are inclined
to believe he deserves it.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
Ell CENTRIC FIRST METHODIST
Eighth and Olive SITS.

Rev. Hayden 5. Sears, pastor
Church school, GAS am. Mrs.
Wendell Waterman, Supt.
1000 Pastors lecture hour.
Morning worship 1880 a. m.
Sermon, "A Good Medicine" by
pastor.
Special music Solo by Gloria
Payne.
Methodist Youth Fellowship, p.
m.
Evening worship, o'clock. Ser
Young People report to church
on Summer Institute.
Special music-Gospel singing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
5th and State
Edwin L. Carter, Pastor

Edwin L. Carter, PaStOr
Church school 9:45. Mrs. Ray
williams, Supt.
Morning worship, lO:45 O'Clock.
Sermon. Enduring Foundations.
Special music - Special Choral
Group.
Christian Endeavor, $50 pm.
with Devotional Service and special
entertainment at home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Green, 734 Hell,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31

Because our transportation system has
functioned SO we'll does not prove that it
can keep doing so indefinitely. There
are serious dangers ahead.-Joseph B.
Eastman, director, Office of Defense
Transportation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
CAPITAL TALKS
by
Peter
Edison,

While the soft pedal of censor
shin is definitely down on u S
moves in psychological warfare, 1t
is possible to take a peek at some
of the Nazi tricks in this field to
see what is meant when this new,
fancy phrase of 1912 is banded
about by parlor generals in civies.
Back i'm the middle of last
winter, when the cold and ice
and snow were spread over
Russia lower and deeper than
they had been at any time
since Napoleon took his lick
ing. the Berlin radio unexpect-
edIy came out with a bulletin
that the Soviet armies had
launched a tremendous often
sive. This news was picked up
and repeated by German-con-
trolled stations i'm France. For
day or two they had this
information exclusively, be-
cause no one else could confirm
it. Moscow was silent. Then the
British and American listening
services picked it up and put
out cautious bulletins on the
story, carefully attributing it to
the source.
That should have been sufficient
warning to take it easy, but it
wasn't. U. S. radio announcerS
broadcast it as a flat statement
OF fact, Without mention of source.
The resulting impression was that
the Russians didn't need help from
anyone, even in the dead of win
ter.
The United States at that time
had not extended Lend-Lease Aid
to the Soviet 1t was being dis
cusSed, and the whole question of
aid to Russia was in the balance.
Editorial remarks in newspapers,
the words of the radio commen-
tators, even the debate in Con-
gress at the time all showed, ac-
cording to the analysts, that the
necessity for aid to Soviet Russia
was neither great nor urgent In
other words, by this planted story,
the United States was lulled into
false confidence in the superiority
of Russian armies.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
9Th and Orange

Rev. v. c. Hourcz, substitute pastor
Church school, 9:45 am. Mr.. G.. o.
Anderson, Supt.
Morning worship, IL O'Clock. Ser
mon. with Jesus at the Table.
rusaders-Theme of the service
will be Missions, pm.
Evening worship, 8 o'clock. Ser
mon, why Die?"
Snecial music-Fern Shumard
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31

Continue to be ingenious. Never let up
in your search for doing more, faster,
with less. You have a chance to revolu-
tionize the whole art of producing for
war.-DOnald Nelson, WPB chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foIlolUtng edit
oriais are presented as interesting 0pin-
ions Uoiced bu editors eisetUhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion Of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
TERROR TACTICS TRIED

The over destruction of Rottcr-
dam, just to spread terror among
the Dutch, Belgians and French,
is case in point There is war
fare, plus the psychological factor
German psychological war
fare can go haywire, too. Starv-
ing the conquered people, at
tempting TO terrOrize them into
submission, have backfired and
built up resistance to Nazi
domination. Blitz bOmbings of
Britain served to strengthen
British resistance.
But for an example of how
psychological warfare should not
be waged, a recent announcement
from U. S. headquarters in London
offers a fair case. When the first
us. Army Air Force units took
part in a raid on Germany not
long ago, it was made the occasion
for a communique of importance.
Only a few planes took part, but
this signified the beginning of ac-
tive U. S. participation. The catch
was that about a third of the US.
planes were shot down, and did
the German radio have a field day
with that.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31

We NorWegians are fully aware that
not only continents but also oceans are
links between nations and we would re-
gard it as a great disaster if the United
States of America were again to isolate
herself from Europe.-Dr. Arne Ording,
adviser to the Norwegian Foreign Office
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-31
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

To use the vulgar expression, you amt
seen nothing yet.-Leon Henderson, fed
eral price administrator.