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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

THE STORY: When Ned French announces that he has been drafted and refuses to let his well-tO-do father finagle com- mission for him, his sister Bar bee secures job in a plant that makes gas masks. Sue Keller shows her how to run carbon tests. She finds the presence of Ken Carter, tough young factory foreman, vaguely disturbing.
 NOT IN UNIFORM
 CHAPTER VI
 BaYbee found that there was lot of detail to the test she was :o learn. By noon time she had a sinking feeling that she'd never master it. She wasn't mechani- cally inclined, and the maze of glass tubing, rubber connections, stop cocks, and flow meters which constitute the testing machine, each of which had to be watched constantly for leaks and kept ad- justed to a fine exactness, was confusing to say the least.
 Altogether Barbee was glad when 3 o'clock came and with 1t quitting time. She trailed after the other girls into the crowded dressing room and politely waited her turn at the wash basin and mirror When at last she looked in the mirror she received shock. Her face was dirty, smudged on forehead, nose, and cheeks with carbon wherever her hands had touched it during the day.
 Taking her time to clean up de- layed her long after the other girls had gone. She walked alone to the bus stop. There was bus com ing. She stepped to the curb and signaled it. It passed as if the driver hadn't seen her. A second and third bus passed without even slowing up. Barbee looked around. There was a standard bearing the words, Bus Stop she couldn't understand it.
 A convertible started around the corner and then slid to a stop in front of her with an unpatriotic disregard of tires. A male voice in- quired, (Which way you going?"
 Barbee stared haughtily. She wasn't in the habit of being picked up on street corners. The man in the car leaned toward her so that she could see his face. I'm Ken 0arver, remember? I'll give you . lift if you're going my way"
 'I"m going north" shortly.
 Fine. Hop in" He swung the car door wide and waited for her to chamber in.
 Why don't the buses stop at that corner?" Barbee asked, as Ken got the rather disreputable car under way again.
 Because they're already damned to the doors, didn't you see2 Pick ID all they can carry out at the oirpiane plant"
 well, how do the girls from the lab get home then?"
 Most of 'em ride with fellows
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
ANN MILLER STEPS OUT

Ann Miller. who is rehearsing for Columbia's film version Of Hey, Rookie" Is stepping out almost nightly. Current regular boy friend is Phil Raffin. Los Angeles meat packer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
Need aNewStove? Hurry To Your
 Ration Board
By BETTY MACDONALD (NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, Aug. 11-Nationwide rationing of domestic heating and cook stoves will probably go into ef- feet August "A, according to OPA indications.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
CAROLINE CHATFIELD
 Says Today
Painful Pangs of Puppy Love
DEAR MIss CHATFIELD:
Title Registered U. & Patent Ofiic

CHAIFIELD
 friend wrote several months that he was sailing under permitted Tor the on haven't had line from him though know other gr Wo nave division What think let the write home What would say? GENEVlEVE'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

of the British Parliament, was
 fined 240 for violating rationing rules. It appears that a fur jacket seemed Hike heaven" to her and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Writing 10 servcemen S a stint of but practice girl Let's in few prOvisos Of time couple exchanged douby suppose let mother read letters
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DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:


 I like a evening him. I told him could write think
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ANSWER:
 that gulGbe and that boy friend would offered that abby excuse for quitting Nothing do but pretend that touch with questions of them
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letters going be censored won tempted overheard It would be great m
  only Remember the girl the of acquaintance friendship through the mails
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PRE- SEASON INJECTIONS |. By DIR. THOMAS D. MASTERS
 Written for NEA

The 1943 offensive by the army of ragweed begins about mid-August with a barrage of pollen blanketing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Ho wha New aton left is with
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DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

DEAR MISS CHATFIELD navy a boy which answered He leased boy friend about taking him and scorcher from him. telling double him picture to immediately Imagine that when his friend address What
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ANSWER:


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La gaceta., 1943-09-13
Is ALenqnmeS AtUCdm
u QuimtO EjercitO
LA FUERZA SERA USADA PA.
RIA Ell MANTENIMIENTo DE
LA PAZ
Discourse del Secretario de Estado
Hull

Washington, sep 13.- Ell Sc
crettario de estado Hull hablo a.
noche por la Radio y dijo que en-
ell future sera ~aplastada por una
policfa de las naciones civilizadas
del mundo, TODD intento criminal
para despertar de nuevo ell mons
truoso espectro de la guerra.
Pide tambien ell ~secretario un
tribunal international de justi-
cia que maneje los problemas in
ternacionales. Las naciOnes Sc
mantendran unidas para la segu-
ridad Y la paz de los pueblos.
"a la Union Soviet, cuyOs he
roicos ~ejercitos Y %poblaci6n civil
han logrado imperecedero renOm-
bre por sus actos de valentia Y sa-
crificios, gustosamente hemos rem
dido toda la ayuda possible. Els
nuestro deseo y nuestra estable-
cida norma que la collaboration
y la cooperation entire nuestros
dos paises aumente durante y des-
pues de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
ATAcADO Ell AERoDRoMo DE
CANTON

Chunking, China, sep ID Los
muelles de Whompoa y ell aero
dromo de Whitecloud, en- el dis
trito de Canton, fueron bombar-
deados la semana pasada por avio-
mes de la Decima Cuarta Fuerza
Aerea.
En- la vecindad de Hanhow Sc
atacaron las comunicaciones fe-
rroviarias y fluviales de los nipo-
mes.
Cinco aparatos japoneses fue-
ron derribados y otros cuatro pro-
bablemente destruidos.
Atacaron los muelles de Wham-
poa aparatos "Relampago" man
dados por Ell captain Enslen, de
Springfield, Mo. Los escombros
saltaron mas de 500 pies en- el al
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
LOS ALIADOS CAPTURARON
A SALAMAUA

Melbourne, sep 10 Los Ala
dos Sc apoderaron aver del aero
dromo de Salamua, uno de los va
liosos puntos es~trategicos que de-
seaba recuperar ell general Mac
Arthur.
Lac es ahora ell proximo Objec-
two de las tropas americans y
australians.
La captura de Salamaua es ell re-
sultado de diez semanas de inten-
sas operaciones, iniciadas por las
tropas americans en- la Bahia de
Nassau, ell pasado 80 de JUNO.
Paracaidistas Aliados hicieron
contacto con ell enemigo a 8 mi
Has por ell oeste de la pOblacion.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
La formation de ur
Consejo Anglo
Sovietico-A mericano
en- ell Mediterraneo

Washington, sept. Is (0NA)-
Sc espera que Ia formation de un
Consejo acknowledgements
no en- la IONA mediterranean contri-
buya a mejorar las relaciones en-
ire Russia Y las democracias occi-
dentales Y prepare ell terreno para
ell future.
En- los centres bien informados
sc sugiere que esa comisi6n de las
tres potencias en- ell Mediterraneo,
compartiendo la autoridad militar
y polftica, puede establecer un pre-
cedente, indicando la forma de
proceder en- arreglos subsecuentes
de la misma indole en- Europa, sin
excluir a Alemania, n rel que
Hitler haya sido derrotado.
Sc considera que una Alemania
militamente conquistada podria
ser sometida a la ocupaci6n anglo
americana por una parte Y, a la
rusa, por otra, previa demarca-
ci6n de las tres grandes potencias.
Tambien pudiera ocurrir que la
ocupaci6n entera del Tercer Reich
Sc llevara a cabo por las fuerzas
combinadas de esas tres naciones.
Observadores politicos avezados
agregan que ell proyectado Consejo
Mediterraneo Representative UNI
gran paso para callar las quejas
de la Union Sovietica. Esas que
jas Sc condensan principalmente
en- ell alegato de que las Naciones
Unidas Sc han limitado EXCLUSIVE
mente a mantener "informado" al
gobierno de Moscu, sin consultarlo
para NADIA.
Muchas de las ~suspicacias que
a1n abriga Russia con respecto a
las intepciones de los Ingleses y
Americanos, Sc cree que quedarfan
eliminadas, 81 los Soviets fueran
invitados a particular en- la adop-
ci6n de medidas Y decisiones po-
liticas v militares en- la zona me-
diterranea.
Una iniciativa de esta indole
Dor parte de las NacioRes Unidas
servirfa para contrarrestar Ell efec
to producido por la retirada de los
embaiadores sovi6ticos Litvinoff y
Maisky, de sus puestos en- Wash
ington Y Londres.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
uLAMADos LOS HoMBREs DE
so a so A6oS

Estokolmo, sep Ia Fl gobier-
no aIeman ha llamado a las armss'
como possible resultado de Ia ca
pitulaci6n de Italia, a tOdOs los
bombres entire los so y los go amos
de edad.
Los periodicOs alemanes pu-
blican Ia noticia de que deben pre-
sentarse en- los ~cuarteles de IL po-
licia, para ser reelutad0s, eoeOs
las hombres naeidOs entire 1888 y
1899.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
: MllaS de BryanSk las 'I'rOpaS Rojas
Tropas Rojas cortaron en- Bistosh
el Ferrocarril Bryansk-V yazma.
Los alemanes utilizan artilleria
pesada y gran numero de tanques

Moscu, Sept. l3.-La furmida-
bic artilleria roja ataca Bryansk
y ell ejercito sovietieo Sc e%ncuentra
a II millas de la importante ciu-
dad.
Bryansk es la llave de la posi-
cion defensiva de los nazis en- Ell
frente central.
I'm communicate del mando russo
anuncia que las divisiones rojas Sc
encuentran en- Beige Berega, lue-
go de un avance de cuatro millas
cue culmino en- la recaptura de 40
aldeas. La operation Sc realize EN-
un sector donde la resistencia ale
mana es tenaz.
Las columnas sovieticas mantle
men con exito su campaha y los
nazis son empujados hacia ell Dnie
per Sc proponen los generates u
SOS que la retirada alemana sc ex-
tienda Y que ell enemigO cruce Ell
rio antes del invierno.
A los nazis Sc les arrebataron
aver 240 lugares pObladOs y mu-
rieron $500 de sus sOldadOs. AIDE
mas Sc les quitarOn 81 tanIues,
21O camiones y SO cahones de va
rios calibres.
Ell ataque hacia Bryansk anne
naza TODD ell entero extremOnor-
to Y las 600 millas del frente ac-
two.
Tropas rojas cortaron ell ferro-
carril Bryansk-V yazma, en- BIZ
tosh, 80 millas al ~nOroestS, lugar
va amenazado por otra cOlumna
rusa.
La captura de esa ciudad, a mi
tad de canine entire Bryansk y
Smolensk, pondria una seria pre-
sion en- Smolensk, que es la Prin-
cipal base alemana en- ell frente
central.
Otras tropas rusas avanzan a 10
largo del ferrocarril Kiev-Kono-
TOP, con direction a Kiev, Ia capt.
tai de la Ukrania, y Sc aproxl-
man a Nezhim, una importante
conjunction ferrocarrilera a " mi
las por Ell nordeste de Kiev.
Los furiosos combates de aver tn
yieron lugar en- la region entire
Psel y Corskla. FL ejercitos roJo
gan6 dos millas de terreno y un
punto de apoyo en- la provincial de
PoTtava.
Creese que 81 Immediate obJetl-
vo del mando es llegar a Zenkov,
30 millas al norte de Poltava y u
mas rs millas al oeste de khar-
kov.
Los alemanes han arrojado en-
la batalla grandes masas de tan
oues Y artilleria pesada.
Quebrantadas diyisiones aiema-
ras Sc hallan en- completa retira-
ia desde Ia cuenca del Donetz y
on este frente los rusos recupefa-
ron 1874 millas, incluyendo . al
IDEAS y el distrito de Stary-her-
mencchik.
Diez aviones alemanes fuer9n
derribados en- combate aereo. I'm
IN aer6dromo del enemigo veinte
aeroplanos fueron quemado' y de-
molidos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
70 CoMBATIERON
.~sASALLoS DE LOS
NlPoNEs

y sep 10 La apen-
De noticias asegura
LueI Manchukuo y nj
p"aeron con los Soda
Ia Mongolia Exterior.
= Stain ha prometido
Oatalla en- Kailinho,
o nOrte de PailingmiaO,
lOtOw.
PES han reclutadO 3
r'eFos ehinOs para Q.
~ asnspOrtar abasteci.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
E TTALIANOS
ENTIRE ELLOS
|Recapturados por los Aliados
|Brindisi, Cretona Y Bari.

|ept. 13.-Usando Tan
i v artiIleria los nazis
Iaiemente al Quinto
! trata de p~rofundizar
en- ell e~nsangrentado
ITALIA de Salermo.
aparentemente aban-
! de Italia, donde las
las Sc a~pOderaron de
Be Cretona Y Brindisi.
Ejercito consolida sus
echazando al enemigo,
Calerno-N apOles.
NapSles cOmbaten tia
anes y otra batalla Sc
rea de Turin.
a de Cretona coloca
valiosa de la penin-
Sur, en- pOder de los
liO de Paris Sc admite
captura deBari.
mes Sc c~ongratulan a
Dor haber liberado a
afirman que en- la ope
cate intervinieron pa
agentes del Servicio
y hOmbres armados
QUE Mussolini fue
lea de Palermo, en- ST.
ia nOticia parece ser
alan la islas Pontine
ar donde BadogliO le
lSt0dladO.
Olini fuerOn liberados
fasciStas Ia
pduce extraneza es que
\ liberado a Mussolin.
va a hablar POI
modo que los fascis.
ppen en- favor de 81
\ holandesa anuncie
MuSsOlini, Ell mas vie
9os del Duce, ha llega
hia.
.gO del nuevo gobiernt
g~randemente realza
Peraci6n de Mussolini''
corporation de la es
llana a las escuadra
el Mediterraneo, In
algunas de su
| unidades al Extrem
FlVa en- Asia Sc inicia
bre.
+ los Aliados Sc pre-
PeFar la carretera d
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
Ell TEMPO

Uuvias diseminadas. Tempera-
tura prOpia de Ia estaeiOn. MINI
ma. a las 7 de Ia mahana, ~ gra-
dos.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
Hold Juveniles
in Shooting
Of Neighbor.
VAN DYKE

VAN DYKE - Three juven-
lies, one OF whom on Saturday
fired a 30 calibre rifle bullet
through the left ear and shoulder
of man living nearby, are he
ing held in the Detroit juvenile
detention home today pending
hearing Wednesday morning be-
fore County Welfare Agent John
Ahrens.
The boys. who Deputy Sheriff
Hubert Rice said had been en-
gagged in target practise when the
accident occurred, said they
we're unaware the victim, Frank
Funk, as. of 1861 julius street,
was nearby and that they had not
heard his repeated cries of warn
ing. He was working on gar
age in his own back yard when
the shooting took place. Rice
said.
Funk, who was painfully but
not dangerously wounded might
have been killed If the shot had
deviated so much as a half inch
from its path, Rice declared. The
wounded man told the deputy
sheriff that he had heard several
shots whizz overhead before he
was struck and that ne had call
cd out asking the boys TO stop
shooting just before he was
wounded.
Although bleeding profusely
Funk rounded up two of the boys
prior 10 being taken TO Saratoga
hospital for treatment. The third
boy was taken into custody by
Rice who transported all three 10
the detention home pending de-
termination of their cases.
Due to the extreme youth OF
the boys, two of whom are IA,
the other u, their names are
withheld by the Monitor-Leader.
pending outcome OF Funks in
juries.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
Undignified
BUT TAVERN KEEPER
GAVE CHASE CLAD IN
PAJAMAS

CT asing providers down Ora
- avenue ba-efooted and clad
only in pajamas isn't exactly
fun on freezing morning,
George. NJ Hotchkiss, tavern
proprietor who early today fired
five shots after four providers
no had disturbed his slumbcrs
said this afternoon.
Hotchkiss, who is the owner
of the Circle X Bar, at South
,Grstiot and Quinn road, and
lives in an upstairs apartment,
was awakened at about 3 o o'clock
in the morning by his dogs, who
were b ar k ing furiously. He
found that the lock on his front
door was unscrewed. The prowl-
ers, however, we're frightened
away by the dogs, so Hotchkiss
ent back TO bed.
Less than an hour later he
was again awakened by his dogs.
This me he too. rev liver
with him, and went to the front
door OF the tavern. He saw three
m, working on the lock, and
another man waiting in car
parked on South Gratiot ave
nue..
BY the time he he'd opened
the door and got outside, the
- was already 1der way. So
hurried had their escape been,
that one man, who evidently
had no time 10 get into the auto,
was hanging onto the running
board.
Hotchkiss fired one shot at
the fleeing vehicle. when the
man hoped off the running
board, or slipped off Hotchkiss
pu lped four more shots in the
direction of the car, d then
started after the man.
Since his slippers had fallen
off in the excitement, the man
silly outran the innkeeper, who
gave up the chase for the
warmth OF his house.
H. pretty hard TO hit a man
on the run he said later, but
! think ! got the car one or two
times.
There was one fellow | got
good look al when | opened
the door, and If | ever see him
again
Apparently the memory Of
the chilly chase made Hotch-
kiss words unprintsble.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
Plan Bus Shelters
on Jefferson Ave.
Commerce Board Sponsors
improvement for Riders

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Gas
less and tire-less workers who
wait for buses on the Jefferson
roue on wlntry days were
cheered this week TO learn that
five passenger shelters will be
erected by the Board OF Com
merce.
The civic group. under presi-
dent George Francis. will build
shelters al Nine, 10, IL, IL and
l3-Mile roads. with funds de-
rived from the scrap and paper
drives in the community. Priori-
ties are expected 10 delay con-
struction until January.
The village commission has
assured maintenance and repair
of the shelters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
Scouts 10 Collect
PAPER on Saturday
Will Embrace Wide
South Moeomb Area

Launching drive on Sstur-
day that will take in Roseville,
East Detroit, and 81. Clair
Shores, the Boy Scout troop
MC-l4, under the supervision of
Adam Tillinger, scoutmaster,
will take part in paper cam
paign, and throughout the day
call for old magazines and news
papers in homes in that South
Macomb area. Residents who can
contribute TO the collection are
requested to call either Roseville
2068, 1862, or ~279lR, from
where the information will be
passed on TO the Boy Scouts for
collection.
After the campaign. the paper
will be sold and used for vital
war needs. while the proceeds of
the sale will 20 10 the Boy Scout
treasury.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
Honor Boys Band
al Shores Dinner
Entertainment Arranged
at South Loke High

ST. CLAIR SHORES - APP
proximately 40 members of the
Boys Municipal Band, and their
msjorettes, will be feted at a
Christmas party to be given
next Wednesday at South Lake
High School. Dinner will be
served at 7:l5 p. m.
Entertainment is being ar
ranged for the affair, which will
constitute reward for the
bands capable school and pub
lie offerings Funds earned by the
band some time ago will be used
10 defray expenses, according 10
Mrs. Bernice Upledger. wife of
band manager Edwin Upledger,
who is active on arrangements.
Upledger is also treasurer Of the
school board.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
I'D Unit, Scouts
10 Handle Paper
Salvage choirmen Sets
Up Permanent Unit

EAST DETROIT - To clear
up existing confusion concern
ing paper collections in East
Detroit, permanent set-up was
arranged today by Harry w. Nc
MILAN, salvage chairman of
East Detroit, in which the East
Detroit Civilian Defense office,
with the cooperation of the Boy
Scouts, will be the central Of
flee for the collections.
East Detroit residents having
paper and old magazines they
wish TO dispose of should call
Roseville 1884, the local CD Of
flee, who will take the name and
address of the caller, and for
ward il on to the Boy Scouts in
that community. who take care
of the collecting
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
VFW Sponsors
New Years Eve
Dancing Party

ST. CLAIR SHORES-A pub
lie New Years party and dance
is being sponsored by the Corp.
Walter !. Bruce Post ll46 of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars at the
Memorial Home on jefferson
avenue Friday. December 81,
starting at 8 o'clock.
Arrangements for the party
are being made by chairman,
Lewis Peters, with assistance
from Carl Wellman. William
Ritzman and Walter Heintz. Res
ervations must be made by De-
ccmber 81 and tickets may be
obtained by calling Roseville
1446-M.
An orchestra has been en-
gagged for dancing and other en-
tertainment has been planned
for the evening. Refreshments
will be served.
Tie organization recently
voted to form an auxiliary to the
post and plans are underway for
a meeting TO be held in Janu-
airy. Eligible women interested
in becoming member of the
auxiliary may obtain more infor-
nation by calling Commander
Henrietta, Roseville
1901.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
Baptist Christmas
Program DEE. 18Th.

The annual Christmas pro-
gram of the East Detroit First
Baptist Church will be held in
the church, Sunday evening,
December 10Th at 700 o'clock
The program is in charge of Mr.
Hamlet, Sunday School superin-
tendent and will consist of
Christmas songs, recitations and
musical numbers by the pupils
of the Sunday School. The pub
Tic is invited to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
PIGEONS GET THROUGH

NEW YORK (U,H - Homing
pigeons, used to carry messages
from tanks, planes and advanced
battle posts, fly at 20 miles per
hour and are seldom shot down,
though they have been wound
ed occasionally by stray shrap-
mel. The longest flying distance
recorded for a carrier pigeon
is l,400 miles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16
"ril'ST CALIFORNIAN"

First white man to look upon
California was Jua Rodriguez
Cabrillo, Portu ~uese navigator.
He anchored in San Diego bay,
in 1912.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-16

Birds tagged at the Lake Mer-
rift migratory water fowl sane
tuary, Oakland Cal, have been
shot as far afield as Siberia and
Brazil.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Former Pastor to Speak
At Mt. Pleasant Church

The Rev. DR.. Russell j. Clinchy
will speak to members of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church at
II am. tomorrow. DR.. Clinchy was
formerly paster of the church and is
now the minister at First Church of
Christ, Hartford, Conn. He has re-
Gently returned from mission to
the Congregational churches of
England and will make his report
to the Congregational churches of
this city tomorrow evening in the
First Congregational Church.
The Adult Forum will hear David
Fung, graduate of Hong Kong Uni
versity and editor for number of
years of an English language news
paper in Hong Kong, speak on
China and Her Place in the Post
war World"
Evening star., 1943-11-06

used in the Decalogue. Likewise,
the New Testament has six words
meaning to kill. and only one de-
scribing murder. That one is the
word used by Jesus in quoting the
Sixth Commandment.
Sensitive spirits. and most paci-
fists. base their whole philosophy
upon the word. Thou shalt not
kill" BY grievous mistranslat ton
into English of the Hebrew text
they are led to believe that any
destruction OF human life is pro-
hibited by the Sixth Commandment.
They do not think through to the
significance of the inf1iction of the
death penalty as directed by the
laws Of God-laws that would have
been impossible had the Sixth Com
mandment possessed the sweeping
application which many persons
have given it.,
Murder is a special class Of killing
Evening star., 1943-11-06
All Souls Church 10 Mark
Unitarian Anniversary

The l22d anniversary of Uni
tarlanism in Washington will be OBJ
served at All Souls Unitarian n
Church tomorrow morning, The Rev.
DR., Frederick r. Griffin, minister of
the First Unitarian Church. Phila-
delphia, will preach. He will con-
duct the communion service at 5
pm.
A historical exhibit afterward will
relate particularly to the 42 years
ministry of the late DR.. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce.
The motion picture hour will be
resumed at 7:30 pm. with The HUI
man Comedy to be shown.
WHY'S R. Peck. former counselor
OF the United States Embassy in
Chuneking and Minister to Thai
land, will address the Current Prob
lens Glass at 10 m. on "Co-opera-
ton with China in the Field Of Gull
tural Relations At the same time
George A. Warren will discuss
Thomas Paine, Apostle of Freedom, -
before the Comparative Religion
Glass.