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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
STAMBIOS AUKOS NOREM
LIETUVOS ISTORIJAI
Aukas ir prenumeratas knygai siuskit adresu:
LVS Centras, $500 Superior Ave-. Cleveland, Ohio
Vel $45 Auku Knygai
is Baltimores

Mare Milunaitiene, is Balti-
more, Md, kuri pereita savai-
te prisiunte knygai leisti $40
surinktu is draugiju, dabar
vel prisiunte S45 pavieniu ku-
rie uzsisase knyga "Timeless
Lithuania'. il raso:
"siuomi prisiundiu ir kita
ceki, S45.O0, DR.. Norem kny-
gal. Tai yra mano ir Jules
Rastenienes darbas. Supras-
damos svarba rinkimo auku
geram tikslui mudvi pradejom
dirbti."
Baltimorieciai nori pralenk-
ii aukomis knygai Clevelanda
ir Detroita!
Baltimorieciu aukos:
MIR. & Mrs. V. Lukas $500
Juozas ir Leila Bakerckai 500
Mr.. & Mrs. JOS. Adams 500
Mr.. & Mrs. A. Bradunas 500
Kazys Stupuras 500
Mr.. e Mrs. ]. Gutauskas 500
Stanley Butkus 500
Marijona JurkSaite 500
Mr.. & Mrs. ]. Milunaitis 500
Poni Milunaitiene prizadejo
prisiusti dar daugiau.
X. Demikis, is New Britain,
Conn.,, ~raso:
"siame laiske prisiunciu S25
Lietuvos Jubilejiniu Metu pro-
ga Lietuvai vaduoti auka. Taip
pat prisiunciu SIS 'Timeless Lii
thuania' knygos isleidimo fon-
dan. Viso siunciu $780,. Kny-
ga kada il bus gatava noresiu
gauti".
]. TamOsiunas, is Detroit,
Mich, knygai leisti 1000
Vincas Dapkus, is Detroit,
Mich, knygai 500
Ohio, knygai 500
TMD. 6S kuopa, is Detroit,
Mich, knygai 500
ID. Krakauskas, is Cleveland,
Ohio, knygai 500
V. P. Ranionis, is Cleveland,
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
LIETUVOS laikrasciu

LIE UVUO IdIkTdSclV pTd-
nesimais, Lietuvoje vel prade-
jo siausti demetoji siltine. Su-
sirgimu daug registruota Tel
siu ir Kretingos apskrityse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
LIETUVOS Iaikrasciai raSo

LIETUVUS laikraSciai raSO
kad privaciams reikalams isvi-
so neleidziama naudotis gele-
zinkeliais. Leidimai keliauti
gelezinkeliais duodami tik va
ziuojantiems kariuornenes rel
kalais ir 'labai svarbiais tar
nybiniais ukiO interesaiS".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Darykime Lietuviu Tautos Pagei-
davimas AngIi$koje Kalboie!

LieuyiaG bara kad pkiai
Letua plaau Valdz
Tau
pi
is An
kuoz Ue kursu
NeprIaus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

field: AuNiliaries Mary J. KOndan.
1891 Concord; Barbara NJ. Ma
karewicZ, S6l4 Poscn; Dorothy l..
Miller, 1868 Capitol; Helen T..
Mi>ioIck. 2554 Military: Ruth u.
Renhart. 1920 Edmore; Camille
H. ShulSkie, 1870 Pine Gwendnlyn
\. Stewart, ASP Montclair; Anna
Mae Taylor. $3.50 w Chicago; Ma
oma X. Wilcox. 1855 Wyoming
Scott Field H.. radio school,
Pfc. Michael w. Galat. 1882 Hal
leck; Pfc. Philip >. Gotta, 14l1
Congress.
Kcoslcr Field Miss. technical
school, Pfc. Arnold II. ReinhOlz,
1881 Cicotte, mechanic
Chevrolet, GMC airplane engine
course, Cpl. Joseph q. Szopko,
85J6 Vanderbilt.
Camp Grant, IL, sanitary tech
nician school. Pvt. Roland W.
QHandt,. 1898 Cadillac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
H. Detroiters Ready for Submarine DUTY

1873 Appolno; Cpl. Ernest VI.
AndrieS, 2l6 w. Longwood; Cpl.
John 4. Render, 1867 Vanderbilt;
Cpl. Louis Bank Jro so Bercs-
ford Highland Park.
Holabird, Md, ordnance auto
motive school 2nd 1t. Frank T..
Pavro, 90il Helen, Pensacola. Fla
Marine Corps school, I'd 1t.
Harry {. Tyler Jr., 5000 Agnes
Roswell, y. NJ army flying
school, I'd 1t. Peter Il. Juk III,
f265t GattdghCT.
Willow Run bomber plant school
YpSilanti Cpl. Edwin l.. Niesen-
hOcfer, 14503 Ashton
Camp Polk, La, WAC school,
auxiliaFie5, class, Dorothy 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

ton, Ensign John w. Hoban, 1920
Lawrence.
Fort Monmouth. y. ]. signal
corps school. Michael Skorina,
9029 Keller; Carl \. Schuman,
1881 Littlefcld; Arthur r..
Chiids, 1906 Yellowstone; Der
nard q. Dahl, 1861 Log Cabin;
Ronald i. lesson, Muskegon; Dale
!. sellers, 875 Nottingham, Crosse
Pointe Park; Edmund J.. Walton,
Grand Rapids; Albert ID. Buttss,
Flint: John Is. Bucciero, Lansing;
Russell IL. Patterson, Benton
Hart or. Walter +. NanDien,
Mason; Siegfried Il. ROLAND, Mil
ford.
Santa Monica. Cal, army clcri-
cal school Cpl. Robert III. Curtis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Service Notes:

Four Detroiters have completed
their basic training in submarine
duties at the New London, Conn,
submarine base school and now
will be given experience aboard
subs before receiving their twin
dolphin insignia.
They are Thomas A. Thomas,
1850 Milton, motor machinist's
mate, End class; George X. Miller,
80 w. Dakota, seaman. Ind class;
Cliffard +. McNickle, 27105 Shia-
wassee. seaman. 2nd class; Leon
ard A. Langdale, 1924 Walton,
ships cook.
Eight Michigan lads, four of
them from Detroit. have become
aerial navigators, finishing their
courses -at-the- AAE- navigation
school in Hondo, Tex.
They are End Its. Arthur r.
Broat, 1856 Hazelwood; William
v. Cobane, 1868 Whitney; Leo j.
Poladian, 1884 Livernois: Albert
r. Shelley, 44l7 Second; Emerson
w. Riggs, Belleville; Earl VI.
Piper, Bessemer; Lynn w. May,
Bronson; Donald l.. Fuller, Grand
Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

21423 Bennett, T.. 4. Kelly, 1869
Centralla.
Corpus Christi, naval air sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
GRADUATES

Graduates from other army,
navy and marines schools are:
Quantico, Va. marine officers
school, 2nd Its. j. j. DePalma,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Rice First 10 Open
MayoraIty Campaign

.Detroit's first candidate for
mayor in the fall election ap-
peared today. He is Elmer G
Rice. attorney, who lives at lZls
MontClalr
Arthur A. Macaulay Of S94 Bur
lincame. who will manage Rice s
campaign. told employees Of The
city clerks office ne would appear
next Tuesday 10 file his candl-
dates 500 fee.
Rice. former legal counsel for
the Wayne County Road Com
mission. Il currently conducting
condemnation proceedings FOR the
Huron.Clnton Metropolitan AU-
thOrlty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Learn Games

KEYE LUKE and Barry Mel.
son, who have become insepsrable
pals since working together in
"Yank on the Burma Road are
sharing international pastimes
these days. Luke has initiated
Nelson into the mysteries of fan
tan and Chinese dominoS, and
under Nelson's tutelage, Luke has
become expert At the American
game of poker and also mummy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
SEEKS sURCEAsE

Joan, tired Of being always man
aged and respondent over the
death Of Carson. who has commit
ted suicide because he felt he had
lost Joan, seeks refuge in Morgan $
love.
But along comes sister Ida and
this romance goes to glory.
Ida finally reaps her grim
reward. but not until Joan has
finally developed enough gumptIon
10 tell her sister of
Luplno gives q good perform
anCe, but lisa httle too studied.
Her evil Vaccinations are so cal
culated that you can see them
coming three reels of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
BOB NEEDS BING

The dialogue, in parts is forced.
bHt-Nou'll find some amusing gags.
We suspect that Hope, who can be
a funny guy. needs a partner like
Crosby 10 keep UP the hot and
cold running chatter.
Lamour is lovely and there are
some cute looking girls like Phyl-
lis Ruth 70 decorate the rest of
the film. Most gorgeous is Lenore
ALBERT. a Vienncse importation
who could be a siren in any Ian
IrupCp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Seamen Honored

WARNER BROS Action in the
North Atlantic is the first picture
10 portray the therrorS and adj
ventures Of men in the merchant
marine as "Alr Force did for
army flers and other pictures
have done for other branches Of
the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

THE BOOK CASINO. which has
been transformed into Hawaiian
paradise complete with S"aEing
palm trees. giant hibiscus bios
SONS and even a low, full moon.
furnishes the dreamy background
for Ray Kinney and his Songs OF
the Islands revue
1.-the. lovely brown skinned
maidens, happy beach combers
and native songs and dances Gre
ate tempting musical pictures Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Malone as Actor

DUDLEY FIELD MALONE, one
Of the nations outstanding law.
yers and liberals, plays the role Of
his friend. Winston Churchill,
prime minister of Great Britain,
in Mission 10 Moscow film YER
sion of the book by former Am
bassador Joseph r. Dawes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

find out 1.-The
name Of that
a r IN y camp
in Pennsyl-
vania, within
80 miles OF
Cleveland"
1t turned
out that the
mans daugh-
ter had a boy
friend in the
a r m y. RI e
w as trans
ferred TO the
c a m p In
Pennsylvania.
He called up
to ask his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
MAESTRO SINGS

Smiling Maestro Kinney sings
all the well known and many OF
the little known melodies Of the
islands. The native orchestra con-
tlnueS 10 give generously and
their smooth, bland arrangements
make for pleasant listening and
dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
REFRESHING GIRL

Joan Leslie is delightful She
has 2 refreshing charm and nat
ural air that are most appealing.
although We iail 10 see her even
attempting a great dramatic role.
We can readily understand Lupl-
nos production plans going hay
wire. romance or no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Diplomat Aqain

IN PORTRAYING former Am
baSsador Joseph T.. Davies ir
Mission 10 Moscow, Walter
Huston s playing his sccour
diplomatic role pc he formerly
played Cecil Rhodes. the Britlsi
Empire Builder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Dog Good Cadet

THE COMMANDING officer.
where Greer Garsons dog, CLEO,
is being trained for war duties,
recently wrote the star. saying
her pet, a large French poodle, IS
an excellent cadet and is due to
promotion soon.
Gogo, Miss GaTson's other
poodle. missed his induction
because of illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
WHAT, NO TOWELS .

From here on YOU might as well
20 see Ladies Night in a Turkish
Bath II they've missed anything
from permanent wave dryers 10
facial mud packs. we think the
beauty operators Of America
Sh ould arise and picket the
picture.
But every film has a Goldwyn
lining and of course Hope turns
up with a Pulitzer Prize story.
kicks a Japanese spy right whore
he sits down and waltzeS off with
Lamour. otherwise known as Tou-
jours Dotty
It's a mad farce which gets a
little TOO involved in the plot de
Dartmcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
ALOHA MAIDS

The graceful Alohs Maids all
wearing lush leiS Of gardenlas and
Colorful swishing costumes, inter-
pref a number Of native dances
and finish with an unusual affair
called the "Olapa which has a
weird musical accompaniment
coniurlnC up pictures OF ancient
tribal rites
Talented Lchau TaulSon scales
the heights Of hilarItY with q very
funny drunk act and q wonder
flAerSlen of "Hilo Hattie The
tiny Coincidence. done UP IN an
unbecoming sack and som .
amazing hcadgoar. bouncoS back
and keeps every one mildly hNS-
terical with her II orse b q k
Hula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Turns Marksman

ANN SHERIDAN learned 10
handle a high powered modern
British army rifle. with telescope
sights. for scenes in her latest pic
ture. Edge of Darkness. in which
she is co-starred with Enrol Flynn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Order Ends Bonus Pay

The regional War Labor Board
today ordered dlSContlnuanCe Of
an incentive bonus system AT the
Detrolt Star Grinding Wheel Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
HaWaiiiian Revue Is
Still Casino Offering

what life used 20 be Ike IN once
peaceful Hawaii
Petite Mcyno Holt creates quite
STIR IN her ShimmerinR, span
glcd silver costume and her grace
tul undulationS and her interesting
story telling hand movements
ken patrons clamorlng for more OF
hcr lONcLN fables
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
at Last

GEORGE TOBIAS, who has
played almost every type 81 ma
tionality on the screen. finally
plays guy from Brooklyn-hiS
native city-in Air Force"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

ROMANCE: A distraught
papa turned to the Public
Library the other day TO rescue
young love-the library gets
all kinds of questions at its
War Information Center, and
Everett Petersen says that the
worried father simply had To
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
HER OLD TRICKS

Gradually she eases out the
other member Of the team, Dennis
Morgan, who is replaced by her
sister Not satisfied, Ida keeps on
forcing her sister 10 the top. She
gets the team a job in a New York
night club. then gets rid Of Jack
Carson Next she lands Joan a
spot in Broadway revue. gets
the singer drunk and gets her
sister in.
The vicarious ambition she has
for her sister seems 10 know no
limit and she even aspires for a
serious dramatic career for Joan.
when Morgan reappears on the
spcpp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Films in Review
By CHARLES GENTRY
Bob Hope
Comedy
At Fox

Spiced with spies and spurious
wisecracks, Bob Hope pops up on
the Fox screen this week in a
comedy melodrsma called They
Got Me Covered"
Well they have him covered
with about every situation a gag
writer could dream up and while
there are some very funny mo-
ments. the comedy. on the whole
falls little flat.
Bob is supposed 10 be a news
reporter who works for a Syndi-
cate with Dorothy Lamour as his
side-kick
Accidently he stumbles across
what sounds like a very interest
ing story. A vague sort Of refugee
confides that he has knowledge
of an Axis spy ring, whose head
quarters are right in Washington.
Bob bungles getting the infor-
nation, but gets note telling him
10 send a SeCrtary 10 the Lincoln
Memorial at midnight. Bob tells
little girl 70 meet him there and
then proceeds 70 drive 10 the
Washington Monument.
BY the time Lamour discovers
his mistake for him. the little
girl, Phyllis Ruth, has been con-
veyed 10 a secre hide-out where
she takes down all the details in
shorthand. She is forced 10 flee
when Gestapo agents intrude and
St1e dr0r1S 1tP Notebook -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
BEST PIT BAND

Phil Brestoff and his band the
best theater orchestra IN town
provide a very tuneful preface to
the whole affair.
on the screen you'll find Ida
Lupino, the poor mans Bette
Davis, wrestling with her neuroSls,
The Hard Way
This time Miss Lupino develops
emotional perspration over her
sister. Joan Leslie, a talented and
naive girl who knows nothing Of
the world except her Sordid sur
roundinGS in a dirty mill town
When Jack Carson, one half Of
a small vaudeville team. falls in
love with Joan, Ida promotes the
romance, leaves her own husband
and starts with her young sister
on tour Of small towns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Michigan
Dorsey

SPRING IL in full swing Al the
Michigan where Jimmy Dorsey
has precipitated an early heat
wave with his thermometer jump
ing band which seemed to excite
the whiz-kidS no end yesterday.
Both the mercury and audience
reaction started 10 rise as soon as
Jimmy and his band came up TO
the stage level and while several
of his 1--WE numbers seemed a little
too much for us, the band didn't
seem 10 make quite as much
racket as IL did last year
Some OF the deals are corny,
but on the whole the program is
pretty III and certainly suits the
customers taste. The show ism I
too unlike the one last year and
several numbers are being held
over.
For example, lmo st All the
numbers Bob Eberly sings, are
ones he's done here previously.
"The Breeze And l. and Tan
gerine' were both on last season 5
menu. but they're pleasant enough
to hear repeating and Eherly does
them very we'll Let's Get Lost
OF course. ia new and the patter
between Bob and Kitty Kallen is
novelty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
FUNNIEST SCENE

Here, Hope has the funniest
scene in the picture. The sequence
IN which he and Donald Meek, a
nice little old man who reads
Confederate news papers and
wants to know who tipped Lincoln
off 10 the Shenandoah Valley, is
hilariously mad. We're only sorry
the whole film doesn't come up to
this standard.
Finally the Axis agents Try To
di>credit Hope and run his inter-
ference into the ground, by get
ting him drugged and married
off 20 a burleSgue dancer, Mary
Martin, who gets herself stabbed
for all this marital trouble.
Back in Washington Hope
takes laughing stock OF himself
and finds that he's no asset But
Lamour has faith in him and she
starts on the trail which leads TO
A beauty salon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
NEW GIRL

Kitty IL the something new
which has been added 10 the
Dorsey ensemble. and vaguely
recalling the wacky girl he had
with him last time, she's decided
improvement.
Short and dark. she has a pleas
ing voice with q corn-belt accent.
and she makes a good partner for
Eberly.
The extra acts include clever
Neil Stanley and Joe and Jane
McKenna who are up IN their old
antics He knocks himself out
even without his sisters help She
still panics US with that adagio
routine. climbing UP on the piano
and trying 10 get up on-one toe
rs a knockahout act that's
about as subtle az blackjack,
but fortunately somewhat more
amusing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
FOILED AGAIN!

When the Axis agents find they
have the notebook, they are quite
satisfied until they discover that
it's in a type OF shorthand they
are unable 10 read.
They then kidnap the girl, but
without her glasses. so she cant
read her own writing and the
score still stands nothing 10 no.
thing. with the laughs mounting
much faster.
Hope. however. still has his
nose 10 the ground and follows
a trail 10 a Hungarian restaurant
where he meets beautiful spy
Lenore ALBERT, who in turn takes
h - ytany,1N ~ i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

Bettc I have grecn-and
orange tie and often ride the
Second bus line.
Sign Of The times. a laundry
truck standing IN the middle of
Woodward, waiting for. new
tire, while traffic goes around il.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Dangers of Deficit Spending

concept held by some government officials, and
now coming into the public eye, is one which considers
continuous deficit spending by the government essential
to the economic security of the nation.
In appraisal of this concept which both explains and
refutes it. Harold G. Mouon president of the Brooking
Institution that if the United States chooses the
path of deficit spending avoid disastrous initiation
only by regulation and control amounting to complete reg
imentaton of our economic life
His study, The New Philosophy of Public Debt, cites
advocates of the new conception as contending that
every cent expended private and public becomes income
for members OF our society," and that IAN Internal
debt is different from what commonly think of as
debt that it should scarcely be called debt at all These
people argue that the American economy mature one,
that there fewer outlets for private capital investment
ment and national income up
Completely ignored in this theory is the experience
now gaining in the For thing, the war is
showing vast fields for investment, in synthetic
bres, textiles plascS elevsion electroncs ETC. Further
more the government spending far in excess OF
what it has ever spent before and consequence we
that initiation has to be guarded against with such meas
ures as ratonng production control and general regi
mentation.
AS Mr. Moulton says mo compromise halfway
ures can adjust the difficulties The choice is between
RECOMMENDATION and initiation" Unless deficit spending is
repudated as postwar policy private investment and
capital expansion will be hampered by uncertainty I'm
employment will return and with it the drift toward col
ectvism because OF the continuing need for public
lsistance.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Having Lots of Fun

Late reports from Washington the effect that the
national debt at the close of the will be over 3OO bill
M kd has asked Tor Or
OF course grasp the meaning OF that huge
sum of money 1t beyond human conception Be that
as may there seems doubt of the human ability to
spend the money At the present time the amount OF
actual public debt is 35 billion dollars BY the middle OF
next year it will be 20 billion And If the war runs an
other year. it will total we'll over 300 billion dollars
Congressman Engel Of Michigan sought some method to
impress that huge the minds OF the American peo
pie So he added up the assessed valuation of ALL prop
ory in the entire United States and found that totals
only little over $50 billion dollars. In other words the
national debt will be than twice much as the total
assessed valuation. Of ALL PROPERTY in the United
States at the end of the Congressman Enge then
distributed the total debt among the various states the
basis of population This places Montanas share of the
800 billion dollar debt at $1,274440768 The total
sessed valuation Of all property in Montana is
478 Stated in another way the debt lis per cent of all
assessed valuation in Montana.
Those balmy boys who hold there danger in huge
national debt and that leads only to national prosperity
should certainly be enjoying themselves these days Their
theory being given wonderful chance to prove itself
But wonder what the people going to think when
July next all employers under compulsion of federal
law will begin deductng 20 per cent from the paycheck Of
every person in the nation who works for living.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Whot Makes the Difference?

Why is It that America appears to be the promised land
for all the peoples of the earth? And why it that the
hope and ambition of thousands of them is to here
happy day? Why is it that America has outstrpped
the world in power of production and in standard of liv
ng7 This has only emphasized the stupendous power
of this nation to produce When the need arose. the latent
ability Of great nation turned into production and
the stupendous result surprise to Americans
And smothering the rest of the world with our
goods
Did you ever stop to realize that much the kind
of people built up America living the countries of
Europe and Asia People from England Ireland, Scotland
the Scandinavian countries France Germany, Italy, Rus
sa and from Asia have all congregated here to build
mighty nation And spurred and enhused by the hope
of reward that free nation gives its people, their inner
most powers to do things to invent to accomplish have
been turned loose to make of America the marvel and the
envy of all the world Here the shackes have been
moved from the spirit Of and it has burst forth into
producing the good things of life.
There is outstanding to the questions pro-
pounded at the head of this article America has been built
ZIP by the sort Of people finds the rest Of the