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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
STUDENTS DEFERRED

The law contains provision re-
curing that youths called up dur
ing the last half OF the high school
year may be deferred. on their
own request. until the end of their
school year. No provision was
made for college students. There
had been much opposition in Con-
gress 10 interrupting education OF
the nations youths.
The President also disclosed that
the government soon VIII utilize
certain colleges and universities
for training of men in the armed
forces for specialized duties.
These men," the President
said, twill he selected solely on
the basis their ability and
without regard to whether or
not they are now In college or
whether they could otherwise
afford to 20 to college"
High army officers testifylne
before Congress have disclosed
that plans have been made for the
army 10 select enlisted men for as.
Signment 10 schools and colleges
Institutions throughout tn Q
country. affording courses deemed
necessary for advancement of en-.
listed men to officers ranks or 70
perform highly specialized duties
are TO be utilized in the plan
which is 10 go into effect in jan
uary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Salvage Nets Custer $4,266

FORT CUSTER, Nov. 14.-The
salvage of grease. paper and
metals have netted A,26654 for
the month of October at Custer.
according to 1t. G. II. Stowe, post
salvage officer. Tons of metal
scrap gathered in a recent search
OF the entire reservation are being
sorted for immediate sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Letters TO Ydnks
Urged as Tonic
To Their Morale
Dear Buddy Feature
in Times AppIauded
by U. Of M. Psyehiatrist
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

A letter from home can be az
10 soldier as com-
mand from his superior officer.
Authority for this Is DR.. Leon
ard E. Himler, University OF
health service psychia-
trist. speaker before the Michigan
Society for Mental Hygiene.
Dear Buddy letters, such az
The Detroit Times prints each
Sunday, are morale builders for
the fighting men, commended Doc
tor Himler.
"Send these clippings to the
service men and write, t0O,s
urged the psychiatrist
CLIPPING PERsONALIZED
"The fact you clipped the
article for him personalities it,
he continued. I'VE should all
keep up as many active CORE
spondences with service men az
possible"
Doctor Himler has a few sug.
gestions on letter writing tech
nique.
TRY TO recapture the every
day life at home for the soldier
or sailor" he advised. Write
as though you were talking.
Forget about politics and
weighty issues. Be factual and
write about the homely little
details of the last week, tho
everyday things he would en-
counter, IL he were home. Maks
him think he has just stepped
into the living ROOM"
HOME NEWS IMPORTANT
"The soldier or sailor wants
to be reminded Of these things
and to be sure home hasn't
changed"
He besnoaned the fact many
persons hesitate about writing be-
cause of self-consciousness.
Some people don't write be-
cause they are worried about
their spelling or grammar
Doctor HimIer continued.
Don't worry about ridicuIe. III
your letter contains mistakes, it
will be treasured all the more"
Remember the cake YOU
bake yourself Is still the best"
NOTHING TOPS 1T
! As for Christmas for the serv.
ice man. Doctor Himler still finds
that psychologically nothing tops
the personal remembrance. He
said:
Letter writing IL good for
the writer, too. It gives him the
feeling he's doing some little
thing to help"
AS for war filters generally,
Doctor Himler advocated the
same procedure followed by the
man at the housekeeping busy.
"We can all contribute to the
war effort by STRENGTHENING out
our own affairs and thus build
Ing up our personal defenses %
we are available to serve our
community" he remarked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Aid Working Mothers

LANSING, Nov. IA (UP)-
Headed by DR.. Edna Noble White,
Detroit educator, a committee TO
aid working mothers and pass ON
requests for federal funds for care
OF their children was established
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Boards Prepare
To |nduct Million
Boys; Aged IS
Many Already Enlisted;
Postwar Education
Plans TO Be Made

WASHINGTON, Nov. II tINS).
The selective service system to-
day started machinery for drafting
the nations teen age youths,
scheduling large numbers OF the
Is and 19-year- olds for induction
about Christmas.
Moving quickly after President
Roosevelt signed the bill lowering
the draft age from 20 TO Is, draft
boards throughout the country
made ready to notify. examine and
induct the youths, which will take
about 40 days.
The 18 and 19-year-old group
registered last June and officials
estimated that 100000 to 1,500,-
600 youths are liable for military
service. A large number OF youths
already have enlisted.
In signing the new draft meas
ure into law, President Roosevelt
announced that ne had directed a
committee of educators 10 survey
methods of providing postwar edu4
cation for students called into the
armed services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
US. Food Wins Allies
Roosevelt Extends lend-lease' TO North Africa;
Help for All Who Open Door to Yanks

without other means Of Iiveli-
hood I'm any territory occupied
by the United Nations, II II Is
humanity within our power to
make the necessary supplies
available to them. Weapons also
will be supplied to the peoples
Of these territories to hasten the
defeat Of our common enemies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
War Goods Shipments Soar

Shipments of war goods now
pouring from former auto >plants
in Detroit increased 1861 per cent
in the six-month period from Feb
ruary to August of this year, the
Office of War Information an
nounced today. With increased
production the number of employees
also jumped 306 per cent in the
1896 plants in the area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

II Capt Isabella M. Kennedy
of the Woman's Home Defense
Army pictured in dress uni
form of forest green, with
golden tie and gold braid on
the cap. Belt and shoes are
mahogany, gloves are yellow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

Dial Cherry $500 to arrange
for The Detroit Times to be
mailed to your man In tho
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA (UP).
The first move toward furnish
ing food and arms 10 liberated
peoples so they can join in fighting
the Axis was made today with ex-
tension of lend-lease aid to North
Africa.
President Roosevelt initiated the
program last night. A White House
announcement made n clear that.
although the the immediate objec-
tive was North Africa, the same
assistance would be given all ter
ritories occupied by United States
forces.
Mr.. RooSevelt's order provided
for all Europe and other regions
where the effects of brutal agrees
sion have been felt.
AID FOR NORTH AFRICA
White House Secretary Stephen
Early announced that the Presi-
dent had directed lend-lease adj
ministrator Edward r. Stettinius
to make the supplies and mate
rial available TO North Africa as
soon as possible. Early then
quoted the President as saying:
mo one will go hungry or
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
AMIGOS ENFERM OS

Siguen recluidos en- Ell sana-
torio del Centre Asturiano los
estimados amigos Jose San
chez (Peruyo), Maximiliano
Gil y Cecilio Castillo.
Los tres son atendidos cor
ell esmero que caracteriza a.
personal del acreditado sana-
torio.
Sanchez, que tanto ayudara
a la causa de la Rep1blica Es-
pamela, ingres6 hace dos soma
mas; Gil ingres6 hace pOcos
dlias y Cecilio esta sometjdo a
un largo tratamiento.
SinceroS votos formulamos
por la salud de tan estimados
y antiques residences de Tam
pa..~
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

nado en- una de las Gales prin-
cipales de Belgrade. Cuando no
Sc pudo descubrir al culpable,
los alemanes fusilaron, seg1n
comunica el 'iNeue Zuerdher
Zeitung' a rs servios y, ence-
rraron a 95 personals en- campos
de concentration por demos
traciones hostiles al estadio". A
los habitantes de Sarajevo Sc les
impuso una bora de queda entire
las 8 de la noche y las 6 de la
manana, debido a que un pelo-
ton de policias fue atacado y dos
de ellos murieron.
TnsuItando a la Naci6n"
Dos mecanicos automovilistas
hGngaros han sido sentenciados
a lasgas condemns de preside
por "haber insultado a la ma
ci6n". Ell "Deutsche Zeitung''
dice al dar la noticia que apesar
de ser cristiano smostraban a.
mistad a los iudios.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30

vieJo hace ccmprender la supe.
rioridad de un ideal inconquis-
table, que por dltimo derrotara
10 mismo a las anzars que a la
Gestapo.
Los nazis del Drama parecen
moverse y vivir sin ell lazo CO.
nun que liga a los polacos. Ell
Gobernador es I'm nazi y NADIA
mas. Ell joven photo herido es
una suma de conflictos vistos
contra I'm fonddo de aislamien-
to espiritual. Aunque su sensi-
bilidad Sc ha visto y sentido ul-
trajada por 10 que ha visto en-
la guerra, insiste en- lamar trai
ci6n ell desertar de los nazis.
cuando por fin la Gestapo llama
a su puerta, ell 1nico asilo que
tiene es Ia muerte por su propia
mano. Asi mientras los alema-
nes del drama comparten la
suerte que los Nazis les destinan
cada uno de los otros sigue su
Canine separadamente y solo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
FL ESPTRITU DE POLONIA
Ell teatro londinense admira Ia r~esistoncia
polaca
PoR HAROLD N

Londres, JUNO 29.-De todas
las naciones subyugadas, Polo
ria es la que ha sentido EN- su
carne mas que otra alguna 10
que significa la victoria alema-
ma para una naci6n libre. Todos
sabemos que ALI los Nazis han
.dejado toda pretensi6n de esta-
blecer un "Nuevo Orden' de coo
peraci6n europea. No han es-
condido nunca su intenci6n de
crear un pals de siervos, exter-
minar a la poblaci6n entera por
los metodos mas obscenos de
decentralization organizada, te-
rror policiaco y, por supuesto,
el asesinato en- masa. Lo que SUI
cede hoy en- Polonia, es por 10
tanto, sumamente interesante a
todos, va que ALI nj siquiera Sc
ha recurrido a la hipocresia de
la "protecci0n" ETC., nj tampoco
Sc iha traltado de disfrazar eI
verdadero caracter del gobierno
nazi, como no sc ha extendido
ningdIn ''camouflage" sobre e.
prop6sito de eXterminar a una
naci6n.
La tragedia de Polonia es pol
10 tanto I'm material adecuad(
para ell d~ramaturgo y cinemato
grafista. Hasta ahora la escens
inglesa Sc mostraba algo evasi
va sobre obras de guerra; perS
la profunda simpatia que ell pue'
blo de este pals siente por los pc
J, LAGOS en- su triste suerte sc ex'
pres6 por ella misma y esponta.
neamente en- la reception qut
diera a la Obra de Lajos Biro
"La EscuGa de Esclavitud".
La obra colnienza en- la 6pocs
inmediatamente despues de Il
derrota de Polonia en- Ell campo
de batalla, y nos muestra la fie'
ra lucha entire los conquistado,
res, representados por un Gobei
nador Nazi en- ell uniforme de Ia
ISIS, y los espiritualmente incon.
quistables polacos. Este espiritu
de Polonia brillaba a traves dc
innumerables facetas; a traves
de un viejo cientifico ell que tie.
ne una creencia tan profunda eS
la dignidad humane y es Ia
igualdad, que ACADIA por hacer el
s~acrificio supreme en- aras de
sus creencias a traves de una
princesa polaca, cuya nueva rel
gi6n es ell odio y organiza varias
gerrillas despues de escapar de
un campo de concentration; a
La gaceta., 1942-06-30

traves de un joven el que lucha
contra los Nazis con las mismas
armas de estos, pretendiendo
con engaho ser un Quinta-Co-
lumnista en- su propio pals; y,
finalmente, a traves de una mu
chacha polaca, la que permane-
&c humana a despecho y en- me-
dio de las mostruosidades y no
rrores que acaecen alrededor de
ella.
ICual es la inspiration que
mueve a estos hombres y muje-
res? SDe d6nde les proviene su
~resistencia para oponerse a un
todopoderoso y victorioso enemi
go, Los Nazis han desafiado
fuerzas que nj tanques nj bonn
barderos de picada pueden nun
ca conquistar. La crisis del dra-
ma Nega en- la escena entire ell
cientifico, dispuesto a volarse a
81 mismo y al gcbernador, sabo-
teando su l~abofatorio, puede de-
jar descubiertos los poderes de
resistencia y de valor real que
ell mat6n nazi no posee, una vez
6espojado de su automatica y
de su latigo. Ell polaco sabe por
que muere, mientras que ell cini-
codiscfpulo de Hitler We ell ente-
ro mundo desplOmarse a sus
pies al emprender al dltimo via
je en- compania de uno que niue
re voluntariamente y como mar
tir de su causa, La venganza del
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
LAS BAPBERTAS r
RAN Ell VIERNES A Las
9 DE LA NOCHE

Las baroerias de Thor City,
Tampa y West Tampa, segdn
nos comunica el estimado amigo
Pedro Hernandez, el conocido
Figaro de la Gale IA, cerra-
ran ell vienes a las 8 de la noche,
en- lugar de las 5eis, y no abri-
ran ell sabado, dia 4 de Julio.
Enthusiasts defensores de Ia
democracia, los barberos quie-
rem contribuir a la mayor bril-
llantez de los actos p~atri6ticos
del Dfa de la Independence.
va 10 saben nuestros lectores.
Las barberias pernlaneceran a.
bietaS, ell viernes, hasta las 8 de
la noche, y ell sabado no abiran.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
No nos sOrprende

Ell diario "Pays de Namur"
hace una confession notablemen-
te franco cuan dice: mo nos
sorprende ell que haya entire no.
sotros genie que reciben con sa-
tisfacci6n y jGbilo las incursio-
ms aereas contra Paris"
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
LOS NAZIS HUNDIERON Ia
BARCOS

Berlin, JUNO 3O.-El Guar
tel general del "Fuehrer'' a.
nunci6 hoy ell hundimiento de
IA buques mercantes, en- dos
dfas, en- la parte occidental del
Atlantico, ell Mar Caribe y ell
Colo. de MEXICO. Monta ell to-
nelaje sepultado en- ell mar, a
tacando los submarines del
Eje, a 5000.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30

INVEST IN vICToRYi

Our boys can take the War to the enemy. If va back tbsro
up with ships and tanks and gunsI But that takes mOnevl
Help your Government to put the tools of war into the
hands Of our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
stamps And remember . . just one Bond can't lick the
AXIS any more than just one gunl 1t takes millions of
Americans buying War Savings Bonds and Stamns evorv
pay dayl
Bonds cost $1S.76 and up 9. and they pay you back
one-third more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost Zoe. 25e. and
up . soon total the price of a Bond if bought regularly.
heIP our boys on the fighting fronts wherever they may
BEL Buy War Savings Bonds as an investment for YOURSELF
and your country.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
MURIO Ell ESCRrTOR CAR
LOS PEREIRA

Madrid, JUNO 30.-A la e.
dad de 70 ahos falleci6 aver ell
notable historiados y escritor
mexicano Carlos Pereira.
En- un tempo perteneci6 a
la carrera d~iplomatica y fue
ministro de su pals en- Holan-
da y Belgica.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30

I'm policia aleman fue asesi-
La gaceta., 1942-06-30

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenids Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
EMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among W0men...

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dcuches as a precautionary meas
ure for ONE who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia E.
P~inklaains Sanative Wesh! Pinkham's
eanative Wash IS gafaing great favor
among women because it's NSy.A
harmful germictde. Instead it's a
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" (the
modern trend). 1t not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly cleanses end deodor-
izes. Very soothing - relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's Sanative Wash today. All
druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
Como ser I'm "lider' entries d%

Como ser I'M "lider' entries dSds
Ell Partido Nazi Danes ma es-
tablecido cinco escuelas donde
los alumnos recibiran las ense-
nanzas necesarias para Ilegar a
ser futures "Fuehrers'. Las lee
clones duran tres dias. En- Nile
Vekme, una escuela de Zeist, Sc
nan establecido hasta cursos de
fin de semana para hacer mas
c6modas la a~sistencia a ellos de
los posibles "lideres".
Ejecutados por intentdr escdpdr
4 lnglGterra
SegGn comunica ell "Goete-
borgs-Posten" varios holande-
ses y belgas que trataron de es-
capar a Inglaterra y tueron des-
cubiertos han sido ejecutados.
Ell Imam
En- Luxembourg Sc celebr6 re
cientemente un mitin en ell que
habl6 ell Principe Augusta Gui-
llermo de Prussia ("Auwi'). Sc
gun cuenta ell "Nationalblatt''
dijo en- Ell discourse; "Todavis
hay algunos que vacilan en- jun
tarse con ~nosotros. Debemos sen
tar bien que los seres de san
gre alemana pertenecen a Ale
mania. Ell Fuehrer atrae como
I'm imam a los alemanes. De aqu.
a unos a unos cuantos amos ma
die guerra Greer que lego a te
ner contrarios."
La gaceta., 1942-06-30
Los itGlianos D la radio

Ell peri6dico "Critica Fascis-
TIA" escribe como sigue: "Hay
una ley de defensa que declara
que es un crimen ell que italia
nos escuchen a las estaciores e.
nemigas. Deseariamos saber,
por 10 tanto, por que Sc han ma
nufacturado y vendido en- Italia
tantos aparatos potentes duran
be los 1ltimos amos" FL diario
pide una nueva ley con un solo
parrafo diciendo: "Es Illegal Ell
fabricar y vender, durante la
guerra aparatos de radio con un
alcance que exceda Ell de la es-
taci6n mas cercana."
Ell terror maxi en- Serbia
I'm policia aleman fue asesi-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15
Jones Condemns
Dictatorship

Election of a Democratic Le-
gislature to take domination
over Ohio's legislative body out
of the hands of Ed Schorr," Re-
publican state chairman had
been urged today by Darrell S.
Jones, Democratic state chair
man, in an appeal to the vo-
ters of Ohio.
Newspapers recorded, during
the last session of the Bricker
Legislature, that Ed Schorr not
only dictated Ohio's laws but ac-
tually 'snatched' one bill from
the hands of the Legislature,
took it to his own law office and
rewrote the bill to suit his own
purpose" Chairman Jones as
serted.
He called also for support of
the three Democratic candidates
for the Supreme Court-William
C. Dixon of Cleveland and w.
Woehrle Metcalf and T. j. Duff
fly, both Of Columbus.
"At least one Republican can
didate was hand-picked by Ed
Schorr and the field cleared for
him." Jones said.
This reference was obviouly to
Common Pleas Judge Charles S.
Bell, Cincinnati, endorsed by
the short t-term vacancy to sue
ceed the late Judge Gilbert Bett-
man. Mr.. Duffy is Judge Bells
opponent.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15

NOUS Bois de Boulogne and un-
der the Are de Trioumphe, dis
playing the insignia of The
American Red Cross and there
it received the tumultuous plau-
dts Of the French people for it
was the first visable evidence of
the entrance Of the great Amer
lean Republic into the war which
was to win for them their liber-
alton from the oppressor who we
have again resolved to crush
for the safety of mankind. This
truly verifies the old adage OF
"The Irony of Fate"
This ambulance, designed and
built here and delivered in
France, performed heroic serv-
ice on the battlefields Of Europe
throughout the entire duration
of the first great world war but
it is only an infinitesimial mite
compared with the huge mass
of war machines which America
will deliver and with which she
will deluge and overwhelm her
enemies in the present world
struggle.
Mr.. Swern recalls some of his
experiences during the five day
trip to Philadelphia. The high
ways, at that time, were not
what they are now. Many of
them were torn up for recon
struction necessitating long and
frequent detours over rough
and muddy roads in which the
wheels sank almost to the hubs.
The weather became bitterly
cold adding greatly to the trou-
bles and sufferings of the trav-
elers. Frequently they were
compelled to pry themselves out
of the mire with fence rails as
sisted occasionally by farmers
and their teams. Everywhere,
however, the American will to
conquer prevailed and all as
sistance was cheerfully and vol
UNFAIRLY given, by the people
along the way, to speed this
symbol of Americanism on its
way to help in the fight for
freedom.
At that time the passenger
automobile was in wide use but
the possibilities of the CONNER
cial truck were just beginning
to be recognized and the very
same type of chassis which was
developed for this ambulance
was later used as a one ton
truck. 1t was the forerunner of
the light truck in use today.
Here we have the picture of a
creation originally intended for
uses of mercy in time of war but
ultimately used in still meritor-
ious though humble service IN
time of peace.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15

running off with the porch furnl-
ture and the front door, it is not
so pleasant. =,
A thought this year, of all
years, would be that HALLOW-
ZEN HOODLUMS HELP THE
AXIS.
We're not so ancient that we
can't recall a few pranks OF
our own and when we shivered
with delight when we drew the
ire of the neighborhood crouch.
But in recent years Newark has
been subjected to the vandalism
of many young hoodlums who
carry the traditional gags too
far, wrecking personal and pub
lie property with ruthless gang
ster spirit. Such mobs cannot
be considered good citizens. At
this time they may be consider
ed in the same category as sa-
boteurs.
Boys and girls who roam the
streets, destroying public and
private property, claim to be
patriots, but whether they know
it or not, they are saboteurs.
To let the air out of automo-
bile tires to fix horns SO that
bile tires, to fix horns SO that
pins in doorbells, to damage or
remove from any property out
door furniture and gardening
equipment, to place distractions
on streets-all such acts are ac-
tually sabotage.
Our government is spending
money every day in an effort to
tell us how to care for our prop
erty. Certain items are becom-
ing precious, and more precious
because they are irreplaceable.
Every car must be in the best of
shape,-at all times. No new
money must be spent for things
destroyed by Halloweeners, =
but instead put into war bonds
and stamps. The cars carry de-
fense workers to the factory.
That Unnecessary noice wakes
defense workers who needs his
sleep for the night shift to con-
tinue making the weapons for
victory.
For the duration let's go back
to the old methods Of celebrat-
ing Halloween indoors, hold par
ties, dress up, bob for apples,
tell ghost stories-be a genuine
American-but DON'T BE HAL.
LOWEEN HOODLUMS.
Me and the Mrs. got a daugh-
ter out at the City hospital who
has it in her mind to become a
nurse some day and DR.. Pick
EFT says she is a quiet little
mouse which | can't figure out,
knowing her around home-but
| bet he will find out some day
she isn't so quiet. One thing
about having a daughter around
a hospital is that when people
bring patients cigars and things,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15

ARTHUR T. HANDEL (D), is
a native of Newark, attended
the Newark public schools, and
was graduated from the Newark
high school. He attended Deni-
son university, and was gradual
ed from Ohio university with a
Bachelor of Science degree in
civil engineering. He is a re-
gistered engineer and surveyor,
and a member of Ohio and Ma
tional Society of Professional
Engineers.
Mr.. Handel has had wide ex-
perience having served with the
federal government, both in the
United States and Panama. He
has been connected with both the
county engineers office in the
past and with the state highway
department.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15
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these things for granted,
and we could afford to do
so. The oceans hid no lurk-
ing submarines; interna-
tional trade flowed freely.
Now our enemies have ov-
errun distant lands that
were our reservoirs of vital
raw materials and food pro-
ducts. They have choked
off many of the sea lanes
and sunk our merchant
ships and their cargoes.
It is for these reasons
our government is asking
wholehearted cooperation of
all Of us. This is total war.
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