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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-03-27
CONGRATULATIONS TO
MISS MATTE L. LARKIN

We wish to congratulate Miss Mat
tie L. Larkin for drawing the H. B.
A. Thermometer on the second page.
We think that this is very unique and
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-03-27
DON'T MAKE A
MISTAKE

Dear Presidents and men,
bers of the H. B. A. =
Don't be so enthusiastic
in our drive for 1000 mem
bers that you take in per-
sons too old, who are a.
bove sixty years O. age.
Don't take in persons who
are sick; don't ask persons
to join this order whom
you think are unworthy.
If you do, you take upon
yourself to be fined and
suspended. Please remem-
Der that we can do our
selves good in this ami
versary if we will do the
right thing. We can do
ourselves harm if we do
the wrong thing.
If it is found that we
disobey t h e rules of the
Constitution, the e n tire
lodge, together wi t h the
president is subject to fine
and suspension.
PLEASE PLEASE
BE CAREFUL
R. L. YOUNG, Secretary
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-03-27
this week.

this week.
God be praised.
Yours to serve,
R. L. Young, Secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Regional Office
Of WLB Asked

A telegram signed by represen-
tativeS of management and or
ganized labor in Detroit was sent
today 10 William II. Davis. chair
man of the War Labor Board,
asking that a regional WLB Of
flee be set up here.
The SiGners said that they "deem
il absolutely mandatory in order
to facilitate the disposition Of the
many matters coming before the
WLB here.
Present regional offices are in
Cleveland.
Signers Of the telegram were:
John l.. LOVett. general man
ager of the Michigan Manufacture
erS' Association; William J. Cronln
OF the manufacturers committee,
Council Of War Production, Fred
A Burnett, business Representa-
tive of the Metal PolishcrS Union.
Victor Reuther, for the JAW
CIO; Willis Hall of the industrial
department OF the Board Of Com
mcrce, and Fred W. Rising. gen
eral manager Of the AutomotlNe
Parts Equipment Manufacturers
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

quota is 603 of which 443 are en-
rolled at present.
one hundred sixty more are
needed 10 be- trained IN tho Feb
ruary classes To be held al Grace,
Harper, Ford Providence. ST.
MaryS and Mercy schools in De-
troit Other participating schools
arc the Footc Memorial and Mercy
AZ jackson, ButterVorth ar Grand
Rapids Bronson al Kalamazoo,
State Hospital IN Traverse City
Community in Battle Creek, Mercy
IN Benton Harhor and ST. Law
renee and Sparrow n Lansing
These schools plan 10 enroll 100
students 10 60 10 tho University
of Michigan for basic science
courses IN February.
Nursing work also is being given
at Hurley Hospital m Flint Mercy
Central in Grand Rapids, 81. Fran
els in HamtramCk. 81. Joseph in
Hancock, Highland Park General
Borgess. and State IN Kalamazoo,
St LukeS IN Marquette and ST.
MarN'S IN Saginaw.
For information inquire al the
Michigan Nursing Council for War
Service. 81 West Warren avenue.
Detroit, or your local student re-
CrultInG committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Jeffries Tells
New 0CD Needs

To relax DotroitS growing OCD
strength now would he like dis
banding our police department be-
cause there are no murders or
burElaries for the moment % Mayor
Jeffries warned today in reviewing
the history Of tho 1l2.OO0-menher
organization built here since Pearl
IIarbor
StreSSinC tho need Tor more vol
uuteers in most branches of OCD
work. the mayor declared
a year ago, many Of us were
afraid and rightly afraid OF our
lack Of preparedness Ia meet
enemy bombing attacks Today.
that story il different. We will
probably make some errors I'm
the event OF enemy attack, hut
we will be working with trained
personnel, according To plan
and with an ability To deploy
that personnel 10 points where
it's needed
For the Inside News" 81
Washington, Follow Paul Mall
Ions Column i'm the Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Plane Engine Giant
Studebaker, Former Small Independent Auto Plant,
Now Builds Fortress Motors

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec. 10
UP).-The 9O.year-old Stude-
baker Corporation, one of the
small independents of the auto
motive industry. was disclosed to-
day 10 be the nations largest pro-
Queer of airplane engines outside
the aviation industry.
Studebaker. whose war produc-
ton achievements include supply
ING the United States Army with
wagons even before the Civil War,
is building Wright cyclone engines
for Flying FortresSes in staggering
quantities.
1t already is meeting schedules
expanded tremendously since Pearl
HaTbor and will reach peak capa-
city during the first six months
OF l943. This year, Studebaker's
production OF war materials
engines, trucks and other products
will total S215,000,000, twice its
peaCetme production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Syrup. It's Fine

make a fun punt OF really splendid
cough medicine and you get about
four times as much for your money.
II never spole. lasts a family a long
time and children love it's taste.
And for quick. blessed relief youll
say II is truly wonderful. II has re-
markable action. II Ioosens the phlcEm.
soothes the irrtated membrane, and
helps clear the air passages.
Pinex is n special compound OF
proven ingredients, IN concentrated
form. well known for It's prompt
action in coughs and bronchial irri-
tations. Money refunded II 1t doesn't
please you in every way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

Money Back--H This Recipe : ans
GOOD news trsveh fast-many 81 the thou-
SANDS % folks Vho nov taEe lemon lulSs
fgf Pneumatic pain have found ihat hy
ada.ps tV0 tahlespooniuls ~ hHfnfu 20 ons
water they get faster relief Tor me ech'h
AID r.aIrt rr4sed bv rheumatism. lumrago
ia no farrf.se either 90 Alerfh la
Is wear old formula 90 rrarte rnflH pr.
-,t,, 90 raIre w. f1-'-f 20 dore n0' hfl"
.v0ur money rark what could 10 ie.f'f
cen tHe.-a focay a. Any I've drlggiat OF
As rrrfa-ro n Nov
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Quick, Comforting Relief.
Saves Money. Easily Mixed.

This well-known medicine, mixed
in your own kitchen, costs little, hut
II gives delightful swift-actinr relief
from coughs due 10 colds Ii takes
but n moment to proparc--it's so easy
a child could do H. II saves real money.
Make n syrup by stirring cups
graduated sugar and cup Of water
a few moments until dissolved. No
cooking is needed Or YOU can use
corn syrup or liquid honey. instead
OF sugar syrup
Then get gig ounces of Pincx from
any dr2ggist. Pour this into pint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Sells Coffee Sweepings

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10
QNS) Albert a. Linchner. 81.
was charged today with sweeping
up coffee spilled on the floors OF
warehouses used by coffee firms,
putting II up in neat packages and
then offering IT for sale 10 restau-
rants He was booked not only for
allegedly violating federal ration-
ing regulations, but for violating
the health code and the pure food
law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

and President Paul G.. Hoffman,
credit Wright Aeronautical Cor
portation with making the entire
possible
1t. Col. George Strong Of the
army air forces central procure
ment district said the relationship
between Studebaker and Wright
was an excellent example Of two
industries and two companies
working together very closely in
the interests of the war effort"
ut just shows that America
can do ny cooperation what our
enemies must do by cOmpulsion,"
Strong said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
SOME EXEMPTIONS

Exempt are vehicles Of tho
armed forces, amhulanCoS. ply
SiClanS IN the performance OF
their duties, municipal, county
state and federal police agencies
fire vehicles and onlcla OCD
cars. An others must he reviewed
by tho traffic committee
Previously, in tho carly stages
~ the OCD organization, certain
federal. state and city officials
had authority 70 issue permits
bat the situation has changed as
'of November ; when The ordj-
nance amendment became effcC-
tive In view of the fact that
There Is no official record of
IeNaCtly how many E-CaTdS have
! been issued new applications
must be passed on before vehicle,
Iarc allowed on the street during
blaCkoutS and air raids
Numerous requests have
been received from persons I'm
various walks Of life, but 10
grant them all would create n
iltdl N'uih wv
hazardous 10 the entire COM
munity," Co-ordlnator Frank NJ
NCLaury said.
The committee Is composed Of
representatives Of the police de-
partmcnt. traffic engineering bu-
roau. Traffic Safety Association
Michigan Auto Club, DSR MiChl-
gan Trucking Association and the
blackout committee of the OCD
Detroit classes for state air
raid warden instructors cot under
way this morning IN the first dis
triCt United States Citizens De-
Tense Corps headquarters AZ 1880
LlyernoiS avenue FIfty-SN Candl-
dates were enrolled.
Sessions arc 10 he held daily
for the next four days with
Deputy Commissioner Frank w
Atherton. administrator IN charge
and Milo NcChn'ock. deputy
chief air raid warden OF the dis
trjct, a. educational director. The
FIRST Of the series of Statc-con-
Quoted schools was held last week
In Cadillac and similar ono
started today n Flint.
Plans arc under way for Gaso-
line emergency ratjoning for OCD
officers during air raids where
the OCD staff men are without
ration books and need gasoline at
session attended by Associate
Coordination NcLaury and other
OCD officials and Rankin Peck
executive director Of the Retail
Gasoline Dealers Of Michigan Inc,
preliminary steps wore taken
Instructions have been received
from Washington that, IN times OF
emergency ar RAD wardcnS and
ofhor~ engaged IN civilian defense
can secure gasoline M a certain
ieW station, remaining open for
that purpose The car owners viii
give receipt In lieu OF "a stamp
from N ration book
Frederic SchoUuanr was author
ICED 'o contact GPA officials ms "a
details which VIII bee worked out
later with Peck
To help w.r' 'ac nations nuns
.u- needs. $1,000 student nurses
must he enrolled IN 'Fc school
year of l9i2-i5 Michigan quota
Us l7-- of which Isl already
have been enrolled DctroIts
tf.t.r. t.-r-t.ttI ..r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
FINSTERWALD'S

This extra special says Act fast, men!
Bargain snaps like these do not finger long
in the store. Thrift-wise fellows are on the
alert to pick them off soon as they hit the
racks. And small wonder. Each is smart,
sturdy, all wool garment that regularly
bears price-tag many dollars higher than
S19.75. The saving is yours il you hurry
over to your nearest Finsterwad store
without delay. Al stores open to 9 p. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Chile May Break With Axis

SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec 10
UNS1 "A secret session of the
Chilean Senate convened last night
TO consider breaking relations with
the AXIS pONCrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
WRIGHT CREDITED

Although proud of their firms
progress on the engine program,
top Sudebaker officials. including
Board Chairman Harold S. Vance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Home Defense Notes:
0CD 10 Cancel
WidespreddUse
OF BIdCkout f
Nv KEN HALL

~ sion Of tho entire OCD
Sctup Of r cars whereby only car
owner, vino have been issued n
now lear permit viii he allowed
20 drive Dung air raids and
hl7rkoui> is under way
The now cards on which must
bo a description Of tho car opor-
a'or are sent 70 applicants after
the committee has favorahly
passed on them The old cards
now arc voIdCd
Tho applicants VIII ho required
20 answer four questions SatSfac-
'a-IF before tho permits VIII be
ISSUED They are
I What provision of tho air
rand and hlackou' ordinance on
titles you 10 the use OF an r
permit
Explain why YOU cannot wait
until after the expiration Of the
ar RAID hlackour period before
proceeding 10 your destination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
DUTIES LISTED

2 Why is it not possible for
Nou 10 hc az your destination
prior IN tho air RAID or blackou,
period >
1 If YOU arc qualified 70 re-
ccivc a permit under ordinance
252-D and H. YOU cannot get 10
your destination prior 20 the warn
ING or cannot wait until after tho
expiration OF the period Of alarm
what arc your specific duties
which demand that YOU drive dur
ing actual alarm periods?
Revised provisions are that no
person. firm or corporation OK
ccpt those specifically authorized
by ordinance shall operate n We
hiclc on the streets Of Detroit
during air raids or blaCkouts UNI
loss they have FIRST applied and
received permission from the traf-
fiC committee of tho municipal
defense council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

IN THE NEWS

has cost us dedrly. But
WhOt has cost as most, and y
wiH cost us terribly before
lce are through Uith this
lCur. has been the fact that
instead Of Transforming IN
duStry for 1Cdr zoe hare
permitted industry To run
into this gigantic CONNER
ci0i BOOM
Of course, II foresight were
a. good as hindsight, we
Americans could doubtless
have ordered our affairs much
better. But the lack Of pre-
paredness springs from
deeper rOots-frOm the post
war pacifism. Industrial In
itiative in the realm of lethal
weapons was dulled by the
moral liquidation" Of bust
ness men In the Nye investi-
CATION of munitions makers
as makers of death"
But Mr.. Lippmann over.
looks the fact that American
mass production industry
consisted of highly special
lied tools designed to make
comfort goods which were In
demand. Unlike primitive
general purpose tools. such
equipment for the most part
could not be readily shifted
from the production of civil
ian products to the making
of military weapons. On tn,
contrary, for the most par
we had to start at scratch In
the cOrnfields and build new
plants, new tools and new
jigs and dies for lie h a
weapons. The determination
by the government to do this
came only after the fall o.
the low countries In th'
spring Of 1910, and william
:. Knudsen and his associ
ates got the funds to wOrl
with only about September
1910. From that time unit
quite recently, there was {
necessary time lag incidental
TO the tooling-up process.
II was the judgment o.
Washington officials that i
was desirable to permit civil
ian industries to carry OF
until newly constructed anna
ment plants were in position
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
NH=iS' HPSfiHI Acts

MOSCOW. Jan. : GNS).-
Soviet Foreign CommISSar Y. NJ
Molotov charged today that re-
capture Of Soviet cities and
towns has disclosed that the
NaziS are conducting an "or-
gained system of robbericS. dc
StruCtIOU and mass murders IN
German-ocCupicd sections OF
Russia. An official announce
ment stated.
There have been thousands
Of eases Of robbery against in
duStrial undertakings. Whole
quarters of such cities as Nov
gorod. kharkOV, Rostov and
kalinin haze been wrecked.
Towns like IStra. Kiln and
ROgachev are masses of ruins.
This violence does not spring
from undisciplined enemy troops
or from individual men, hut Il
an organized system worked out
beforehand which encourages Of
ficPrS and men 10 commit the
most be~tial acts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

to absorb manpower and ma
terials which otherwise would
have been released. The first
phase of the toOling-up pro-
cess is over, and we are now
I'm a new chapter In which in
references by war industry
with business a. usual will
necessarily be vastly more
drastic.
BY keeping civilian trades
going until the new armament
industry was ready, the cOun-
try has fortunately built up
substantial inventories Of
durable consumer goo d 5,
which will further help to
carry the people through the
new lean period of greatly
curtailed production of con-
sumner items.
The OPM doubtless has
made blunders, but MIR. Lipp-
mann has not sensed the true
nature of them. Perhaps the
major mistake was failure
quickly to make an inventory
of American industrial facili-
ties and resources and to re-
late them in a master blue
print 10 the overall needs OF
the army, the navy and Of
lease-ier1d. Maybe too, the
business men erred in COM
promising their convictions in
order TO be courteous TO poll
ticianS who were ineXpert in
'the business of producing and
exchanging goods.
In addition To some lack
Of Indignation AT Washington.
to shortage of some critical
materials and TO disturbances
TO industry by onerous taxa
ton and reforms as usual. the
delay has been largely due to
failure of the country a a
whole to make plans and
preparations far in advance
for becoming a beiligerent.
MERRYLE STANLEY
RIkEYSER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Carol Rule Spurned
By Free Rumdnians

LONDON, Jan INS)
EcadcrS Of the free Rumaniar
movement in London viii refuse e
recognize former King Carol as
head Of the Free Rumania Com.
mittce for the Triumph OF Dcmoc.
racy. a spokesman for the Londor
grmIp said today.
"Our movement il officially
recognized by numerous allied
governments and we are bound
10 conflict with any movement
having Carol as its head" the
spokesman SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Sum mary al JHps'
w gliding Into Avis

The following thumbnaIl sum-
may of United States economic
sanctions against Japan during
The last few years as the Nip
poncSC drew closer and closer 10
lIltlcrS ANS Indicate pattern
that may have an important el.
fcc1 on JapanS ability to keep
going IN 2 long war:
July rs. 1893 United States
government announces intention
10 abrogate 1911 treaty of com
mcrcc with Japan.
July =, 1910 Roosevelt by
executive order halls flow OF
-nll petroleum products and
scrap metals 10 foreign countries
without license
July 81 1870 Roosevelt stops
sale Of aviation gasoline outside
OF Western Hemisphere.
Sept rs. 1910 Roosevelt cm-
bargocS shipments of scrap IRON
and steel outside OF Western
Hemisphere, except 10 Great
Britain following Jap INVASION
of lndo-Chna.
Japan unofficially reveals that
II United States enters war, she
viii support AXIS
Oct. 10 l94O-Scrap iron and
steel embargo against Japan
goes into effect as United States
discusses Pacific deienScS with
Australia and Russia.
Dec. 10, 1940-P d Q n (
RooSeNcl1In proclamation places
iron orc. pig iron, fclro-allQyS,
etc, under export license con-
troll beginning December 30.
Britain and Western Hemisphere
Will be supplied.
July -, 1871 Japanese cred
its in United States frozen. thus
ending business relationships be-
tween both countries.
Aug !. 1871 PrcSidcn' RooSc-
volt fothlds export OF motor
fuels and oils suitable in air.
craft. eXccpt-io Western Henri
sphere. the British Empire and
unoccupied countries resisting
aggression.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
TRIPLE PINCERS

The Russian landing cortinCcntS
spread out rapidly from Eupa,
toria and threatened TO cut of
all tho German forces which have
beon attacking ScvaStopols de.
lenses for weeks
In cooperation with other Rus
sian forces moving north and weSt
from ThcodOSia and Kerch. they
aimed At catching the Germans II
a triple pincer maneuver.
a Russian naval victory was
claimed in the Arctic. A com.
muniquc said Soviet warShipS sank
two German supply ships and 2
troop transport off the Arctic port
Of MurmanSk.
tUnconfIrmcd rumorS reached
Stockholm from Berlin that
Soviet eXpcditlonarv force had
rccapturcd strategic HIGHLAND
Island in the Gulf Of Finland.
HIGHLAND, lying off the west
coast Of the Karelian ISthmuS.
was occupied by Finnish troops
several weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
RETAKE 572 TOWNS

ON the front wcSt Of Moscow. a
special Soviet Communiquc said.
Russian troops recaptured 572
towns and villages and killed some
10000 Germans in the first five
DAYS Of the new year.
In the north. Soviet units ham,
mcrcd AT al detenScS of Nov
Corod 100 miles below Leningrad
Due Wcst of Moscow. they kept
squeezing and pounding with ar
tillcry fire the Germans still hold
ing Molhai>k
Latest reports from The battle
front predicted tho fall OF Moz.
haiSk is imminent and declared
an estimated 100000 Nazis in that
area 81 miles west Of Moscow
arc exposed on their northern and
southern flankS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Postal Rates Cut
For Overseas Mail

WASHINGTON. IAN. I lINSl.
The war department today an
nounccd a reduction of postage
rates for air mail letters and
packages from home 10 soldiers
serving IN far away posts outside
the continental United States
a flat rate OF s cCntS-a half
ounce for air mail Will be charged.
no matter what the destination.
Parcel post rates will he computed
from the point Of cmharkatlon Of
"A soldier, and not on the basis Of
destinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
100000 Ndzis
Near SevdstopOI
Face Red Trap
Surprise Landing
Launches 3-Pincers
Move by Russians

MOSCOW, Jan. 7 QNS) 49, Red
army troops sought 10 trap 100
600 Nazis in the western sector
of tho Crimcan Peninsula today
after landing in force north of the
beSiCgcd Russian naval base OF
ScvaStopol.
Large contingentS Of Marshal
Semyon TimoShenko's troops were
landed AT Eupatoria on the west
coast of the Crimca IN a daring
surprise thrust AT the Na2iS
The German high command
claimed that Soviet troops which
landed at Eupatorla with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
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~ Continued from Page one)
ii is "liquidated" by liberal"
critics or by misunderstanding
as usual. Nor can manage
ment perform up to the hilt
if it is needlessly disturbed
by political pap as usual In
the form of national labor re-
lations board hearings, by
Thurman Arnold's theories
about antitrust matters, by
the SECS untimely un-
scrambling of the public util-
ity industry, and similar di.
versions.
In addition to being mex.
pedient, MIR. Lippmann's in
dictment of industry happens
also to be inaccurate.
In his piece entitled "the
main obstruction here al
home" the commentator fell
into several common errors
MIR. Eippmann wrote:
Thus here dt home our
mast urgent task is TO
make american ministry
do all that ii is capable Of
dojUg. II is not doi0g that
0o,c. II is not doiHg a
third al wbot ii can and
Shouid do, and until the nm
used capacities Of Ameri-
can UdUStry are actually
mobHieed for lrnt- there IS
no consolation to be had
tor the dctcotS 1chich ne
are suffering By gazing
/ totdiY upon orr superior
resources.
The foregoing is prett,
general, but Mr.. LippmaI
later gave definition to thes,
ideas by stressing the indus
trial activity in nondefens,
fields. Specifically, he pointet
out:
"TbiS commercial boom
this djSgrocctW boom
1rbcu are realize the peril
~ WiGcb rc h0re stood
throaghoUt the genr-thiS
commercial boom has been
the great obstruction 1Uhich
has stood betWeen MS and
+ odCQu0tc preparation for
mar. STRIKES an the de-
i tense industries hare cost
ms ffe4fH administrative
+ confusion IN Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Hits Safety Zone, Dies

Richard Combs 49, of s433 Nest
Point avenue TAYLOR Township.
died in Saratoga General Hospital
today OF Injuries suffered Yester.
DAY when ne drove his car INTO ri
safety zone AZ Grauot and Brad
ford avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
ORDERED TO PAY COSTS

-Four suspended patrolmcn each
received probation for TWO years
and were instructed 10 pay $500
costs within one year
The officers were John Aiken
Raymond Buck Glenn y. MCLear
and Joseph Whalen
Louis Snyder, a policy house ON
ploye. was placed on three years
probation and assessed $500 costs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

sneak attack on Pearl Harbor on
December Z.
knowledge Of tho extent Of tho
OF factories. tools. jlgS
and dies for a vast armament m
duStry in tho United States made
II clear 10 the ANS that tho
United States was destined 10
become increasingly dangerous a.
the arsenal of democracy
Tho timing OF the attack was
based IN my opinion, on double
harreled totalltdrlan reasoning
First, there was the knowledge
that We were weaker in December.
1911 than We were likely 20 he A
wear or TWO hence