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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
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arbeiten in Sibirien bat man bisber
ntr eriobrelL baB iie neitab bon ir-
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fabiafeit bon 200 umo 500 Sonnen,
bic bis 5,t 1000 Monn Eruppen nit.
snebnen fonnten, foroere oie a,leen.
blidlihe Notla9e, oaB oos ll-8oots-
problem aelOit nerpe.
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ipelhen, Die gebalt tperoeil ilt'', ilbr
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600 bon altsaeriiitete Golbaten oil
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oen. llnb ant ,lGhiten Gage f0nnten
lie ipieoer biniiberffiegen nit 10000
Sonnel1 frilher 0tilh, 8eefIteaf, 3mf.
fer nno 8omben. &ein u-8oot fonnte
iie abidieben.
uOie @riabrllng bieles &riegps
3eist fraalos, ooB iolde 9ronsport-
flotten nid,t bon fein6li6en slieeern
bebinoert tueroen f0nnen, tpern lie
MIR ein NinoeitmoB on Shus baben.
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fait obne 8erlnite bnrh.'"
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ieetransport al erleidtern nno at for.
oern 1T bon Superintendent Satter.
fielo aemaht iporoen. Dieter oenlo-
frotiihe Hepraientant aug Birginia
erfldrte i'm Abaeorbnetenbauie, eine
in einem erbenteten feinoliden Inter
ieeboot eefunoene 2orreiponoen5 be-
ltatige, bob sSroht beforoernoe Inter
Ieeboote anbere llnterleeboote .berlor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Gbemalises Mitglieb bes &m &lnr
SLAMS pir6 Or6cneid)meifcr

sssn Oflaboma @itp ift Dor f,trse1
NsiB Sarab Sane Dopies bon &ep..
ssomes N. @arbep in sic fatboliide
Stride olfgenonrnen tporben. 3nr.
grnmerlna iibereab linn Die aonner5
titin cine SA,ittnna, bie Tie oils Wfit
eiieb Ser &omelias Ger sSrouen-
abteillng bes &u &htr Glan - er-
balten bate llno at tpelhem ie ee=
borte. &ur5 nod ibrer anfnabme in
bic fatbuliide Stride trnt iie als
6dipelter @'arp 8ireinia oem uSr-
Der Of Bariib Gilitors" in Morperelt
N. g., bel. sic obIolpierte Die Uni
Derlitat pon Eulia nnb NOR Mitslieh
Der Sfloboma 9ar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

tetem 3eitalter
Wfebr als einn,aI pl,roe bon o,tfori-
tatioer Seite bebauptet, bob inbea,e
o,rf 8iiien nno 8ilonna cine aadu-
erobe Anaabl ,lnierer Mitbiirger auf
oem Stonhpunfte zines aiuolfiabri=
gen Ginoes Iteben aeblieben iino. Da
ourh oiirfte iid audi bie 8emerfnna
oes :. befannten &onoertiten sSobn
Mooop erfl6ren, bie er in ieinem neue-
ften 9uhe ussalt By tie 8oab' biesbe=
aiialib madt: ylteberieben mir nibt
au5n oft oie 9atlade, oab anaeblid]
aebilbete @merifaner MIR Die aller,
biirftieIten &enntniiie bon @elhi6te
boben, tuenieitens oer @eid)i6te Dor
Ser: @ntbedi'ng Mmerifas? Obne
3meiiel gibt es biele Nmerifaner, bic
onnebmen ba gbriitopb Columbus
Dor Sulins gaior lebte, Bob aleran-
ser ser @roBe unb Yeter Der @roBe
3eiteenoiien iparen nitp. 8or einieea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Oas franaSiiide Soif inter ber
.. Maai=9pn,inatioM


~ Naai= Domination
9ie Stellnng bes fransolilhen
Golfes, Ieinen staaibeoriidern eeeen-
iiber bat sssoea,tes 8ohelle, Der aor<
rciponoent bes ,,8elie!ns Nelps
Serpiee' IN .foleenoen 9Norten ees
fenseidnet: Die 5ron5eien iageu: es
aibt n,r 5'pei Sorten 6ran5olen, FOL
tbe, pelde feit ,no ,u,erldiitterlidy
ben ; feiuolihen aa5i ipiberlteben uno
iolhc, ipelde berraterii6erneiie NIT
ibnen anlammenarbeiten. Inter De
men, ipcIdc cine feIte StellMng gegen
oie. Na3i Domination einnebnle,t be-
.finoet lib oie erobe anaabl &atbo.
Iife,1, ,pelhe Die relieioie lno mora
liihe @efabr ser natinnnliosialilti
lhen Doftrin erfennen mo fiirbten.
9ie @eiinnnng: bieIer trellelaubiaen
5ran3oien finoet ibren belten aus
orl,d in elmer Dor f,.raem in 10000.
@remplaren berbreiteten Slueihriit
,3niiben Sitler ,mb @briIt gibt es
mr cine Wabl lno rliemono fann
5agern, feline Mabl a,t treffen" 9oa
SSnaenoproblem lit in sSralfrei6, ipie.
ald aeaenmartie in anoern europai.
ihen 26noern cine Guene oer Gorge
fir bic &irde. sSn bent beiesten Tei,
le 6ronfreihs linb relieiole Sss,Iaenb-
beipeenngen itrift interlaat bon ben
ataaibebOrben, obtpobl ,,lanberorts
int eebeimen lno unter ambern SEQ
men eeipiie S,leenbperbdnoe ibre
Sdtiefeit iortiesen. SsSn bem ltnbe=
lebten Seile 5ronfreiebs beipeeen iih
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aroBter Sreibeit. 8eionoers 5ablreid
iinh bie SSsociiten tpelde oireft bie
no5iltiide 8eeinfluiiung befanpfen.
Iit6 in sSranfreid bat Die reliaioie
Gertolarng ben briitlitben @eiit &C.
itarft llno biele lane uno abaefallene
Gotbolifen lino at einem proftiihen
,mp lebenoieen relieioien 2eben 5n:
riideefebrt.
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8iel 9anfelbeit III nnIerem erIendl-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Betsiider Sirdenfhrt prOteitiert &C
'.N aem Spmutaasarbeit

Belsii6er &ird)emfiirt proteitiert ee=
..> sem Somntassarbeit
@ie aus ser S6wei5 beridtet miro,
bot oct Grimas bon 8elaien Sen
Seutiben Militdrbcborben einen idorf
aefaBten 4roteitbrief aeaen ibre Ser
fiieing eeIdrieben, unter ser belai-
j6e Goblengrober einen Sonntoe nnh
sSeiertag ieoen Monat at orbeiten 30
Ben. Ser Brief lit bonn 8. Mfai 90
tiert uno ipar an 6reiberrn 9lleron
oer" bon Solfenbauien, oen oe,,tiden
Nilit6rhef. int 8elaien uno Norb.
franfreid, ooreiiiert. 9ie be,,tlhc
Berfiienne, ihrieb Ser Yrimas, lei
niht nur ein Sblag geeen Irbeits-
Mn0 Geliaionsfreibeit, ionbern neroe
nod aerabiert burh sic Sotiode, hos
bic int ser belsiiben &obleninonitrir
berribtete Mrbeit nidt bonptiohlid
ibren 2onbslelten a,lante fommt.
MGbreno 8eleien biel &oble probu,
aiere, boben mir pabrenb oes lanaen,
barten 8inters biele San'ilicn nno
MmItnlten eeieben, Die aler Sei3mit-
tel entbl0Bt paren. Dies be,peiIe, tpas
icoermann tpiiie, Bob ,mfere 3ehea
aenotiet iino, int Sntereiie bon Ans-
IGnbern au arbeiten.
Cine Ser tiefften Wnnben tpelhc
bic bertI6e Sfflpation i'm Ser3en oes
beleil6en Golfes auriidlaiien miro,
beibt es ,peiter i,l bem 8riet miro
nnIeres @rabtens bie @rinner,ng an
Die IaRnohmen iein. bie bon ben St=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Nazis Selling
Exit Permits
Extortion Scheme
Revealed by u. S.

wAsHuSGTON-The state de-
partmsnt. revealing the existence
of : German extortion system for
selling exit permits from occu-
pied countries for as much a. s75.-
900. announced that drastic penal
ties would BE- imposed on persons
who participated In the scheme.
The German practice Is 70 Sc
lect victims with wealthy relatives
abroad and then TO subject them
to unbearable restrictions The
victims then are told that their
release can be purchased. and the
extortion plan 10 put into action
The United states il regarded
as the most fruitful source of
the funds. which are routed in
such a way that they eventually
reach the German Reichbank.
The department warned that
persons here who pay ransom
money win be prosecuted under
the trading with the enemy act.
Foreign concerns which act ~
agents In the traffic win be placed
on American black list and barred
from further business dealings
with this country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Want No. Africa
German Dunkirk

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
ORAN. Algcrsa-(Delayed) 1t
Gen. Mark w. Clark. second In
command Of the American forces
in North Africa. said that the al
lied position was even more favor
able than had been expected. and
that Il was hoped to make North
Africa q German Dunkirk.
Il believe we can do It." he said.
He revealed that the allies in
tended to make oran a gigantic
supply base for additional troops
because It was comparatively out
Of German range. The troops will
be moved eastward to the battle
zone. gradually. as they are ready
and needed
Expressing satisfaction with the
allied position. Gen. Clark said II
was much superior to the situation
expected at this stage Of the cam
paign when the original plans
were made In London.
Now we are getting greedy and
want Tunisia without fight. but
we must realize we can't have
II that way" he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

WASHINGTON -President I
Roosevelt Tuesday honored q
heroic marine flier who fell at
Midway by awarding him the con-
gressionsi medal Of honor. which
be presented to his mother and
two brothers who hope to take
his place in the air against the
enemy
The f1ier was Capt Richard T.
Fleming. -. Of the marine corps
reserve. who Grained in flames on
June 5 after repeated attacks upon
Japanese warxhips In the battle
Of Midway.
TIE medal was presented by Mr..
Roosevelt personally 10 his nsothcr.
Mrs Michael Z. Fleming Of 81
Paul. MINI. and his two brothers
Ward. . recently commissions
army air corps pilot. and James.
college student who hopes to BE-
come . naval aviator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

The Tacoma old-hose drive Is
under direction Of Mrs. Athol
Engley, who said women viii call
at homes seeking used hosiery IN
the following classifications:
All silk and all nylon; mixture
OF silk and nylon: mixture Of silk
and rayon: mixture of nylon and
rsyon: mixture OF silk and cotton,
and mixtures Of nylon and cotton.
Cotton stockings are not de-
sired at the present time, Mrs
Engley pointed out.
Block welfare wardens have
volunteered TO call at homes and
will see to il that old hosiery Is
taken TO downton collection depots
in department stores.
Ace umul n | ons OF 100
pounds or more win be ship
ped 10 Defense Supplies Cor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Doctors Services
Nay Be Raiioned

+. VANCOUVER. =. C.-British
Columbia medical authorities are
besdicting that the day may not
u far Ell when the services Of
doctors yin b rationsd like gaso-
1ne. To-. sugar and coffee.
n lsaders In the profession.
bocauss a The fear Of arousing
onncsrn smong the public. were
relnctant to publicly discuss the
Gro~ing shortage Of physicians In
u provinces. but privately adj
nittsd that soma measure 10 re-
aloclate a. spread medical SER
vices may become necessary II
u depletion a. their ranks by
~ demnn1s Of the armed forces
eontinues It the present rate.
n was estimated that about
one-thkrd q the PROVINCES 100
6oc(ors have Joined the fighting
ooEvioes for duty either 1t home
q abroad since the war started.
and TIE province faced the posi-
bflity a losing 100 more because
q IL can for so doctors sent
out by ths dominion government
~ ssrvics with the army. navy
ond cir forces.
Ihs problem confronting British
columbia u similar to that ex-
fcEing IN some other parts Of
Cnnnda and the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

In ths interest a the boys Of
Little Norway" . training camp
locatsd In Canada. Tacoma Scan
dinavian people plan IN evening
q dancing and musical entertain
nent In Normanna hall. 30. 18th
ard Kay sts- Dec. . At . p. m.
B1n6s from the. affair are TO
- ssnt 10 ths commanding off,
Ger q the training center TO b
~ far entertainment purposes.
Ihess boys ned hooks. radios and
ether rscrsational facilities. those
= charge q the program said.
en1 BY using funds for this pur-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
lave Prepared for Long War
Fall Of Germany
and Italy Won't
Fold Up Japan


plays of Jspen's Independence AZ
her maintenance Of diplomatic re-
istions with Soviet Russia. Ger
many's bitter enemy. and her fall
ure 10 attack Siberia contrary TO
general prediction.
POSSIBLE GOODNESS
There also have been reports
Of possible GOODNESS between Ber-
lin and Tokyo growing out Of
Japan's ALLEGED refusal to comply
with Hitler's request for increased
japanese naval activity In the d.
rection Of Nadagascar and East
Africa.
Japan has thrown all her naval
and military strength into an at
tempt TO seize control Of the entire
Pacific and 70 establish what she
graphically calls a Greater East
Asia coprosperity Sphere"
MOVED CAUTIOUSLY
Before the historic Battle OF
Midway last June. Japan's vast
program succeeded phenomenally,
But since her crippled fleet nmped
homsward after Americas victory
off Midway. Japan has moved eau.
tiously. uncertainty. She has ios'
the Southeastern solofAons RELAXED
her hold on the Western Aleutiani
and virtually been driven out d
Southeastern New Guinea
Most Of the officers with whom
I have talked told me that thu
length Of our war with JapaI
would depend upon the spee'
with which America IL able q
convert war materials into fight
ing materials. In other words
how soon fighting men and tn
production lines can be synchro
nized into q qualified and capable
striking force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

WIN THE Z. & FLEET N
IN SOUTH PACIFIC - (De-
mye1)-It Il Increasingly evident
ut Japan has not based her
hcpes FOR Pacific conquest upon
u fate a Germany and Italy.
Military and naval authorities
are chary Of comment. but II Is
evident they believe the fan Of
Germany and Italy would hasten
IT, fan Of Japan. but would by
NJ means assure H. The japanese
havs prepared too iong for this
eouf1ict TO allow the collapse Of
. military giant halfway around
the World TO alter their plans.
There II nothing dependent
about the Japanese. Except for
the adoption Of some hattie tao
tics. the japanese are fighting a
war Of their own
NO s11O1T ENGAGEMENT
I have asked both military and
naval leaders how long they b.
hsvod ths conflict would endure
N thls theater. ney told me al
uooe % . nan hat ths general
sunss a urgsncy demanded By
~ present aituation precluded
ony predictions o. speculations-
we all know this 10 . war thai
eonnot - won overnight ons
officsr said. But Ne must moi
lust relax and consider ourselves
destined for = long war. perhaps
five years OF more. Our Job n
= win-and win ~ rapidly ~ n
humanity possibie."
The view. based on actual oh
ssrvationa that the japanese arr
fighting . war Of their own. II
supported BY such obvious dis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

poration. = subsidiary Of the
RFC.
Outlying stores not having the
100-pound minimum will be con-
tacted and hosiery taken TO the
proper collection depots.
Women donating old hos
iery are asked TO wash stock
Ings before turning them into
collection depots.
Additional information may be
obtained by telephoning the hos
iery salvage drive office. Main
6o62. in charge of Sam I. Powell.
chairman Of the Tacoma Salvage
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
4 4 4 4 4

TNIME-that's the greatest thing we can give
u our country. Time is ammunition Time lost
is forever gone. Faulty vision can cause lost time
or slow down. If there is any question in your
mind about your eyes, have them examined by any
good optometrist You can trust his scientific train
ing and judgment to tell you whether your eyes
need the help of properly fitted glasses. Act upon
his advice.
Hundreds of war workers, men and women, are
now doing better jobs, every day, without the loss
of precious minutes because they see correctly.
Many war workers take the precaution of owning
two pairs of glasses-parucularly when the time
on the Job they would lose because of broken
glasses would also slow down the work of others.
Perhaps you need to take this extra precaution. If
so, be sure to inquire at any good oPtometrist.
Wherever you live. there is good oPtometrist
near you.
We and other optometrists in this state, are doing
our share to see that those who do need glasses
properly examined and fitted.
Now Is The Time Of All Times
When Your Country Deserves
Your Best Vision :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

Public library staff OF Johannes
burg. South Africa. uses infants
rattles when it wishes to call a
messenger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
TACOMA DEPARTMENT. STORES AIDING
Tacomans Urged to Aid
In Nationwide Drive
For Old Silk, NYlon Hose
Block wARpENs TO CALL AT HOMES

department and other retail stores cooperating
hosiery Of women
food and housing section Of
Civilian Defense completing plans Wednesday for house to
house available material to assist in the war
effort
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-30

League winner. Consequently,
this year we feel reckless so its
the Red SoX and Pirates. With
the draft playing prominent
part in upsets we give you our
yearly thumbnail sketches of the
16 major league teams:
Pittsburgh in first place.-This
should be the Pirates year. The
Bucks are young and full of pep
due to frankie Frisch. Great
defensive infield and outfield
with speed to burn. Great catch
ing staff which may make bril-
liant pitchers of Sewell, Butcher,
Dietz, Lanhing and southpaw
Heintzelman. Coscarat can be a
sensation at short.
Brooklyn in second place-The
draft may pick up both Reese
and Reiser. Wyatt and Higbe
won't win % game each this sea-
son .Arky Vaughn at third will
keep the Brooks in second place.
Dodgers are getting old and they
won't have Lady Luck with them
as they did last year.
st. Louis in third place.-It is
hard to put the Cardinals in
third place, but we don't think
they can win the pennant. The
Red Birds have brilliant pitch
ing, great speed and defensive
strength. However, they must
score runs to win and that is
what counts in the finish.
Cincinnati in fourth place
Best pitching in either league.
Reds have good catcher in Hem
sley. Redlegs will be weak at
third and centerfield. May miss
power Of Lombardi's bat.
New York in fifth place.-May
be surprise team of National cir
cult. New manager Mel OFT will
get the best out of such great
players as Hubbel, Danning,
Werber and Lieber. Give the
Giants better pitching and watch
them climb.
Chicago in sixth place.-Same
as last year. Claude Passeau ma
have big year on pitching slab.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-30

When the SHOWS melt on the
far off mountain tops and the
spring rains begin to fall, then
those who dwell by the great
rivers watch for flood waters
What may be life giving streams
to great parts of our land are de
vastating torrents to other sec
tions. Flood control is a vital
subject to those who dwell in the
lowlands through which the riv-
ers course.
The government engineers have
made great strides in avertlng
the damage of flood. They have
built great walls to wall off the
rivers; they have reforested great
tracks of land to absorb the eX-
cess water; they have built great
dams to hold back the torrents
and to control their flow into 9th
er areas so they may make Ter
tile great wastes.
All this is most essential-but
even more necessary today is
system of hate control. AS the
fortunes of war wage and wane,
and as grief and loss touch us
more closely, there is growing in
this land Of ours increasing ha-
tired and bitterness. Shall we let
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-30

Mooty, Olsen and Erickson have
promise. Cubs have two stars in
Bill Nicholson and Stan Hack.
Boston in seventh place.-Ca-
sey Stengel is the manager and
he is a witty guy. But don't let
him kid you. The. Braves viii
finish seventh.
Philadelphia in seventh place.
Hans Lobert, the new manager,
will make Phils hustle. Let's hope
they hustle enough to stay in the
league.
American League
Boston in first place.-At last
the Red Sox have pitching. In
the past years they have needed
only good pitching to beat out
the Yanks. This year they have
it. Heber Newsome, Oscar Judd
and Yank Terry are the best of
a good Bosox hurling staff. Great
shortstop in rookie Pesky and
Tabor is better at third. Boston
also has Ted Williams in the
outfiGld.
New York in second place. -
Luckiest team in baseball during
the last few years. Dame fortune
won't smile on them this season.
The Yanks still have great pow
@r, good defensive infield and
outfield, but pitching will not be
as steady as last year. We pick
the Yanks for second and hope
they finish last.
Chicago in third place.-Amaz-
ing ball club year in and year
out. Jimmy Dykes has a great
pitching staff with Lyons, Rig
ney, Lee and Smith heading the
list. Only lack of hitting will
keep the White SoX in third
place.
st. Louis in fourth place. -
Greatly improved ball club. Vern
Stephens at short is an outstand-
ing rookie. Plenty Of power here
and Manager Luke Sewell has a
way with pitchers. If the Brown
les develop a winning southpaw
watch their smoke.
Cleveland in fifth place.-Per-
haps picking the Indians for fifth
place will be a great mistake
come the end of the season.
Youthful Lou Boudreau as man.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-30
Nine Million War Bond Purchases
Reported for Beers 9th Birthday
Hundreds of Millions i'm Taxes Paid in 194l
Help Fund Nations War Effort

a cost of about S15 million dollars.
4. In nine years, Federal, State
and local beer taxes Appropriated
$3,280,000,000. Taxes represented
about 21h cents of every dime the
consumer paid for beer in 1941.
Beer tax money Is applied In diff
ferent states toward old-age pen
sions, maintenance OF public
schools, state institutions. relief,
public health, physically handicap
ped and dependent children, aid to
agriculture and various public i'm
provements.
S. Promotion of moderation has
resulted in better law observance
and In lower traffic casualty and
alcoholism rates.
6. A record of temperance and
good conduct throughout the armed
forces in connection with sale of
beer in military areas in 81 states.
Z. The brewers program of vol
untary cooperation with law en-
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win increasing public approval.
8. A wholesome beverage of mod
Grafton is legally available in every
state and. consumed by from 40 to
so million people.
Throughout tn e country, tn e
brewing industry is asking the peo-
pie to be moderate, patronize only
legal and reputable places where
beer and ale are sold, and to urge
upon friends and public officials the
vital need of separating beer from
any unwholesome influences. The
industry is as vigorously opposed
to the 'black sheep" type OF licens'
ed retailer, as are those who erron'
eously hold beer responsible Tor
his misdeeds.