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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Reds ChdsinQ
Ndzis Across
Estoniidn Line

MOSCOW Jan. 81 GNS)-
Russian troops were reported
fighting today IN the approaches
to KInglSepp only nine mifex
from the EStonIan frontier, after
an advance m which 30 -loMnx
were captured.
Under bombdrdmcnt from Red
air forces and the Russian Baltic
fleet, tHe Germans hrd into -.
ionia along n 3o-mile corrtuOr be-
tween NalNa Bay and Lake Pei
pu>
Al captured Noyo>okolriki
more than 1000 Germans were
killed More than 500 fell south
west Of Novgo'od
Two strategic railway stat ionS.
Nclrmarn and SWcrSkA,- WeHa
s9rfLtra.4- -t-t.-,. 4 .-.t--g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

and tied together roith bamboo strips Romuo 81
plotted BY a IL. Barnick of North Dakota and
of the last men I sarU Col. DyeSS.%
lit Col. William r. Dyess of Albany, Tex was one of
three army and navy officers who escaped from the Philip
pines after year Japanese prisoners of war to
tell the CHASTITY story of enemy torture of American cap
tvcs)
That night could the American and Filipino
Army full retreat those boys already coiidpSing
BY the road-n1ost of Them starred and of them
malaria ridden Those tUho could march dragging
their guns the ground. =
Those t0ere The soldiers that the laps forced to
nlarch from eght TO ~ days. Romulo said bitterly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Vet Delay
Blame Set
special to rHE DETROIT TINES

BOSTON. Jan. 81 Warren II.
Atherton national commander Of
the American Legion, tod a y
blamed the delay IN national
veterans legislation on congress
mon who arc m1neuNcIng 10
achieve credit for whatever bcne-
fits are ultimately produced bF
national legislation.
Calling upon Congressman
Martin and Mccormack as House
leaders. 70 bcStir their groups 20
action. Athcrfon told LOO Le-
giDun7ircS that congressman
should not be looking around al
one another wondering who is
gong 'o get credit for any lcgis-
I7tor 20 help the veterans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
crica Losing War i'm Pacific. Col. NOnluIO Declares

of land she grabbed haze only recaptured I60
$50 square mites. We haze been fighting 5000 miles
from the Japanese mainland haze advanced only 200
miles and haze taken only 377 Jap prisoners.
Doesn't that shoD Uhat kind of fight We haze on
hands? To Japan this life and death struggle
the Jdps haze put all their eggs into basket and
knoW it, BY fair foul they going to fight
it through.
America doesn't kpoW yet tOhat Japan is. Udnt
them knoD that in the Pacific uUe haze enemy
Which uUH not by any means be pushoUer-on enemy
that does not folioW the tatGs of civilized Uarfdre
Can can say is that before it is too late for my
poor buddies Who not lucky as to get out
let us them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
By MARTHA KEARNEY
san Correspondent international >c,,,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3I-Col Carlos Bomuo The last
man of Bataan declared today ,ha the atrocities inflicted
upon American wan prisoners was no more than could be
expected fr7r- the Japanese.
TIE Filipino officer. now an aide 90 President Manuel
O,rzar tre nuhtl stated that America is losing the war
m the Pacific and said that after two years Of fighting
Americans still 5aoN the temperament of the Japa-
GcSc
Ronuu who fought t6roaghth the -four and half month
siege Bataaa sped two hours before The surrender
a~ the order ~ Gcr..JuU8taau Wainwright
Z LETT ON plane lchich NE fished Of the BAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

When arrived the Unfted States Americans talked TO me
unbeevng about "so-caled Japanese aroci
average believe them He thinks they
are part propaganda dshed merely stir
public opinion against the enemy As in the Philippines
my articles about japanese atrocities China
was told here N America
NO. the Japanese cannot he that bad!'
On the coming from Washington. who sat
said quite cnicay she read her newspaper
This aocitN story certainly we'll timed for the Fourth
Loan drive"
Since my this country have been working for the
about Japanese atrocities committed in
Coregdor conferred several times with Palmer
Hoyt still of the directing heads of the office
Inormaon He the matter up with Elmer Davis,
director and I say that Hoy is the who
fought increasingly the green signal from the powers that
thai America might know what kind of enemy fight
inc i'm Pacific
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

During the first trOo months Botaan lived
meals day made of salmon and rice We out
of salmon then and for the last half months
lived meal day made up of handful of rice.
ITO understand the atrocity stories must real
IKE that America fighting enemy the Pacific that
makes its oDn rules-a trained killer.
when you haze a nation Which believes that its
highest honor and manhood expressed by commit
ting hara kr carry that belief to it's logical
conclusion that to do the thing enemy less
than nothing to a Jap"
Romuo begged Americans to face reality in the Pa
fife war
"Let us face facts and admit that after two years
of Japan the Uictor Out of 366 900 square miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Hitler Warns
Reich # Faces
determination
By WulIANt. ABE

LONDON .\~
Adolf f.t er t.aS ar ee1rd toIe>
as warming g.mzrv tha' I Pc.
Reich .aa. Germany
.v-.s pe -7~r.cre.y o>femt
rated
IL n short 'evcrt. anniversary
speech -ra Hr.Hpr o.a.#a1 THAI
one thing IS certain .H.e Nii
he only ono N.'a. r r.- War
either Germany or Russia
n Germany doesn't win, he
said "the fate ~ the countries
az northern. western and south
ern Europe would be scaled in
a matter ~ months.
WAVES RED FLAG
ct il not question Of
whether Britain and the United
states will fight BolsheV,sm
after the war" De said Their
problem will be 20 defend thcm-
selves against B0lSheNism within
o. their own walls
Hitler charged that the British
had been planning the present cons
nlct since 1886,
POLAND WAS melted 10 60 10
war with Germany and Is being
BETRAYED" h6 declared. This
also viii happen 10 Greece,
YugoSlaNia and the others. ONLY
Germany and her allies are able
IN deal with the BotShcvik IN
slaught.
The kremln and JcWIN hc
added interd TO eAtcrmlnaie me
German nation
The twelfth year of the Nazi
regime will put the greatest
demands on the German peo-
pie" he admitted but added
"Despite all the deViltries of the
enemy. this struggle will END
In the greatest victory Of the
German people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Soldier Voting

"The state can make changes
In existing election laws which
will afford sufficient time 10
make soldier voting possible.
and ~ the same time simplify
registration Preeetlttrr-to permit
the citizens 81 Michigan IN the
armed forces. whether or not
previously registered. to vote.
II have submitted n plan 10
the elections study commission
which they have endorsed. This
proposal will accomplish every
thing this state, can possibly do
10 make the ballot available TO
all our servicemen and women.
Defense
Confronted with uncertainty
in previous session as Ia funds
needed for state and national
defense, YOU wisely provided for
a defense fund. leaving the re-
lease thereof 10 the discretion
~ the administrative body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Strike May Ddrken
New York Thedters

NEW YORK, Jam 81 ms A
r4Ricrcnce\ tod8N between repre-
,cnistNcS of ND League 81 Now
York Thratcr> and union stage
han0S may decide whether 81
legitimate thcaters I'M The Broad
Wa, district viii be BACKED out
Tomorrow night by strike
The si7rc> hands threaten 10
walk out unless the league sign,
q new contract including a -
per cent pay rise and other Ibene-
fits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
ITALIANS LEAVING ROME

The Bari radio also said Allied
WarShipS yesterday Shellcd Pratt
cadmare 10 miles from Rome.
Italians who left Rome despite
German opposition stated that the
Germans have begun 10 eyacuate
Rome and were preparing deinoli-
lions similar 10 those carried out
az Naples.
Allied headquarters reported the
capture of four villages Conton-
lcrc, Cerocetto lAprlllal Campo
morto and Borgo Monticello
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Ydnks Blast Hole
In Gustav Line
North Of Casino

ALGlERS, Jan 81 GNS)-
American troops on the main
Italian 4Re-Heefe-Scd the Rapldo
River and smashed a hole in the
Nal Gustav lime north of Casino
to-day after famous air battles
yesterday in which .63 German
Tri57TTTS We're destroyed over Italy
Supported by tanks and an ar
tillcrN harrage. the Americans
blasted through PtiihoNcs and
harhed-Wirc cntanglementS of the
Gustav Notifications.
Hard fighting against maSsed
German detcnScS found the Allied
forces making steady gains, both
in the Casino and Anzio beach
head areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
nrcE SOUNDS ECHO

LONDON Jan. 81 lINS)--
Brrto NIuSsolui continuing %
dance 10 H3lcrS tune. again
called upon italians TO-DAY go rec
slime The fight al the side Of oar
German ally
The orc-time duCo addressed q
meeting of Italian generals ~ jus
headquarters while hIs master
Adolf Hitler was speaking 10 the
German people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Veterans

Because there IS no central hu-
rcau 10 which a returned veteran
can turn for help and advice The
governor asked the Legislature 10
set up an office Of veterans ar
fairs
THE ultimate objective Is Ia
afford the veteran services Of
information. advice. direction
and assistance in the new I'M
cO-ordinated fields OF education.
heal h. vocational guidance.
placement, mental care and
economic security"
Changes in existing laws, which
in some instances deprive veterans
from unemployment compensation
benefits, were also recommended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
BRITISH TAKE RIDGES

British troops -the-tnMnp
GariGlIano pushed on toward The
Auruncl-Innl-l-l-+ II ~. e SnlZ.nG
Monte TUga a 1000 foot height
three miles northeast of CaStol-
forte and Monte Rotundo. a mile
away Hard fighting continued
lnr-1hc Monte Damiano ridge.
while British troops advanced
locally beyond Minturu0.
Yesterdays great ar victory
was achieved In q series Of series,
including bombing attacks on Nazi
alrfclds at Nl!ln4-aa-- Marriage,
LiVarino NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ern Italy.
ThundcrhollS- accounted FOR IS
Of the denffrd planes The re-
mainder fell 10 LibcratorS Flying
FortresScs and LtEhtnines THESE
last included McsSeLschmut 10qS
and some JunkcrS 52S three
mOtOrCd TRANSPORTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Racing Revenue
A dull Education

Tho governor suggested plans
be laid Tor holding night classes
for adults In all cities in the state
a committee has been giving
careful thought 10 this entire
matter and program will he
presented 10 YOU proposing to
make available through the de-
partment Of public instruction
certain funds for Use in nipple
mcntirg this program through
out the state"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
AIMED AT CoNVoYS

Most Of the destroyed planes
were being Shutlled from the Bal
kanS 10 attack conveys taking re-
Inducements and supplies 10 Al
lied troops on the beachhcad south
of Rome Bad weather kept enemy
aircraft away from the bcachhead
yesterday.
Sin Allied craft were reported
missing The toll cXacted yester-
day brought TO 1873 the total Of
German craft destroyed in combat
in four days on tho Allied side
10 plane losses were listed
Invasion forces pushed steadily
toward the AppIan Way with
Rome only 20 miles from the adj
yanced Allied units
The free Italian radio az Bari
said that British and American
mobile columns had reached the
first rampartS guarding CiS-
tcrna on the Applan Way is
miles inland from the Anzio-
Ncttuno heachhead and 80 miles
below Romeo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
SISI,sOi,ISt BUDGET

His budget calls for a general
fund expenditure Of Sl3l S0i l34
plus the ALLEGATION of upwards OF
$50, 100000 for postwar conStruc-
ton.
lie asked the Legislature "a
take a greater share OF horse rac-
inC profits, probably by imposing
a tax on all bets
Plans for StrcamlinjnC and con-
SolidatinC state agencies prom
sed in his original message last
year. were ignored
The governor opened u sep
arate subjects for consideration
by the lawmakers and upwards of
so bills are either ready for intro
ductlon. or viii be this week
Among the first 10 20 In today
will give Judge Leland " Carr
full and complete control over the
balance Of tho Sl50ann- originally
appropriated by the Little LcgiS-
nature" for the grand jury invcS-
tlgation. Fearing legal complica-
tons the Little legislature last
week delayed action on the Judges
request.
other recommendations con
tanned IN the governors message
were.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Wv = -" '''A' ~ ~ ~ '''F'AH w
the people at home"
The governor opposed as I'M
mature" suggested plans for al
lowing cities 10 lcvy their own
excise taxes 10 finance postwar
projects.
II do not believe the case for
any Of the proposals has been
sufficiently developed 10 war
rant legislative action at this
special session" he said while
some solution must be found |
am convinced no solution should
be attempted without further
scientific studies Of the entire
tax structure of the state and
local units"
He recommended the law be
changed 10 allow the state munich
pal finance commission com
posed of the state treasurer. at
torney general auditor general
and superintendent Of public in
Struction Ia study the problem
and make suggestions to the next
regular session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Youth Guidance

More than a dozen bills strength.
-eWUE Tho probate code and i'm
posing severe penalties on tho
parents Of delinquonis have beer
prepared and are ready for in
PRODUCTION
II am submitting information
10 YOU In n final comprehensive
report, showing not only the
recommendation of the commit
tee which worked 80 diligently
on the revision of laws. hut
also the recommendations for
strengthening existing facilities
and providing for additional IA
cilitieS for the guidance Of
Nichigan'S youth" the governor
D4fI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Then the Philippines 8ere invaded. Like the hordes of
Genehs Khan they marching down from the north leaving
destruction. agony and death their wake They burned our
HHJg bombed our C6UTCc children. We took
There 10000 Filipino soldiers and 1000
soldiers gapped with the The japanese soldier
is not only trained killer. He sads
Bataan, carabao whenever could shoot
The Japanese soldiers also caabao
did take the trouble kill the beast They carved
the steak animal then let it loose
frenzy pain caousncss suffering typical
tft 1uT7UU5C S0CIeTY.
my eyes the bodies OF Of officers
BataaH Filipino American who had been captured by the
japanese engagement thrown into creeks their hands
tied bayonetcd behind these and many
win relate them succeeding articles. kfew-what the
japanese 8 capable of doing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
State Hospitals

Reporting on the fee b ] .
minded, the hospital commits
sion informs me more than 800
are awaiting admission I'm addi-
ton 10 lSi epileptlcS. I am
firmly Of the belief this is not a
postwar problem hut j. prob
lem OF the present that must be
met.
Approximately $500 state
patients are now being cared for
nv Wayne County at EloiSc.
The state has been paying for
this care at a rate-of approx
matcIy Si.3S per patient per day
whereas the actual cost to
Wayne County j. S2.l5 per day.
n accordingly recommend the
payment formula be changed 10
provide that the state shall paw
for the 'Care\\of IT, patients AZ
Floise At rate equal 20 20 per
cent over the average cost In
the states five mental hospit-
ais"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

pair and rehabilitation Of exist
ing structures, land acquisitions
and construction OF new build
ingS.
The records Of the past, a.
we'll aS present conditions. have
been taken into consideration by
the hospital commission in
recommending an expansion pro-
gram ~ about 5000 beds during
the next 10 years More than
half of these. or 1885 beds. are
provided i'm the recommended
tionS Of the planning commission
being submitted 10 YOU today.
This rehabilitation and con-
struCtion il urgently needed. not
Tor the future, hut for the
present.
AS part Of the recommends
tionS of the planning commits
sion YOU will have submitted TO
YOU a proposal for the construc-
ton of new office building.
Cost of this building. including
$500. 900 for the site, is esti-
mated at $S,525. 900" q
Under planning, the governor
also asked
Acquisition Of lands i'm Tho De
trolt area for park development
Purchase OF $4,000 acres IN tho
PoyCupinc Mountains for a recrca-
ton area
Creation Of q s. 100000 postwar
loan fund for counties and cities
Creation Of = 5000 000 postwar
highway planning fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Health

The governor recommended that
the Legislature appropriate funds
10 increase the health depart
mentS facilities for processing
blood plaSma. and for setting up
facilities for the manufacture Of
The now wonder drug poniclllln
1T is felt the product can he
manufactured al a cost which
is practicable. and distributed
on "A statewide scale" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Planning

1T j. proposed to spend on
the states educational plants
the sum Of SgES1S.55O Ia be
used for the elimination 81 fire
hazards. for maintenance. re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Uncertainty still exists "a 10
future needs and | recommend
YOU appropriate s2,000,000 this
year fer this fund.
Racing ReUenue
During the past year revenue
from racing fees totaled 1888
800. The pari-mutuel turnover
was the largest in history
S36.2T8,76l. l have Investigated
and found that no other state
receives 80 little from racing on
comparable volume.
"The discrepancy in the Mich
igan revenue from racing and
that Of other states directs our
attention 10 this subject and l
recommend YOU review this
matter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

still farther east tho Red army
took number OF localities m.
Guiding the rail- stations Of kas-
tenSkaya and ENInobm
To the south. Cen MeretSkol :
forces continued fhrlr offensive
west of NoNg0rod In fhc.r advance
toward the sole remaining escape
ran route from inc northern front
StHl IN Nazl hands The Lenin-
grad pSituv ttr1r-
In White Russia. The SolIets
seized Sercrsl additional localities
IN the NoNosokolnikI area.
SIS MILES FROM LATNIA
'FRONT.' line dispatches 70 Moscow
put SpoarhcadS of lhc Red army
pushing west from NofoSokolniki
within oRly 66 miles Of the Lat
Wan border The Germans we're
said 10 be lighting herceiy before
puSt0Shka
The Berlin radio broadcast
p dispatch by DNB which
frankly admitted trat The Red
army aim .n the North is 70
thrust into me Baltic area
Duncan Hooper Reuter- cor
respondent Do Moscow reported
that many German colorlSts IN
Latva ard Es'onIa already had
left for Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Fill pinosDo4bted Jap Atrocities


wrote the stories Of these atrocities f
Iany who read hem SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Continued from Page One)
construction programs to lessen
the impact of unemployment.
This fund belongs tn the sol
diers as much as II belongs to
the people at home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
OTHER ARMIES ADVANCE

tf7r BIG dIIV6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Americans Now Doubt Truth

Iananese is capabLe OF doing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
D & {. Has
Profit in 43

After y straight years OF oper-
ating in The rcd. The Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Co reported
for The year o43 net profit OF
S462 362 This compares with A
net loss in 1912 OF S268, 567
President James 7. Macmillan
drew attention 10 the increase in
revenue Of 81 $50 125 70 81 1853, 1876
for the year. A. the same time
operating expenses were up only
S679 367.
He explained that compensation
for nc two boats. the William r.
Fitch and the Greater Buffalo,
which were sold 10 the govern
mcnt has been held up by a
ruling OF the controller general Of
tho United States which limits the
amount that can be paid. Rules
Tor determining values have re-
-p44rtpnIl -hceH- completed aad-lAa
company has been informed that
IL can open negotiations for settle
ment Of claims IN the near future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Livestock Market

CATTLE--s alahie receipts 500 Slaugh
ter steers yesrlings and helfers slow.
uneven about steady With Monday = lower
close, most sales good short feds S14 25ff
1928. few small lots 10 SIS 80. common
and medium grades quite errafic mostly
SIS so down with common dairy bred
steers a. low a 50 COWS getting i'm
proved shipper demand firm bulk com
mon and medium beef cows s. 25u ~ .
Gamers and cutters mostly IS S0ns some
sheiky Gamers. So and below bulls STEADY
bulk better sausage bulls Si0al1 ~
common down 10 So replacement cattle
scarce. dull
..a CALyES-SSIss.s- ESeAi siG.- 600 ealeIS
steady with Mondays average hulk and
practical top good and choice SIS so 4.
odd head SlT. common and medium
mostly Sl20 IS, culls Sil down
HOGS-Salable receipts > 500 Local
outlet sharply curtailed Indications ib-
ersl carry -0ver good and choice 200.
33O-ib hogs steady A. $3.50 support
price when sslshie bidding weak 10 lower
On all other weights and soWs Mon
DAYS market closed unevenly % 10 soc
lower with $3.50 practical top
Salable receipts 500 Slaugh-
Ter lambs steady 2 cars good and choice
- IN. Michigan fed western wooded
lambs. SIS 60: comparable small lots
natives, SIG 50. other CLASSES scarce early
sheep source slow weak Gull ewes mostly
IS 30 some common and medium kinds
10 s.. toppy ewes lacking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Auto
Graphs
COCOON Jeep
Shipped by WHY'S
BY s1LER FREEMAN

The 200.000th jeep has rolled
off the production line at WHY'S
Overland. Z This is an important
event in our military as well as
our automotive history The
ieep IS the only entirely new
military vehicle developed IN
this war.
WHY'S submitted its first iecp
for army approval in June, l94l,
and the model was made the
standard The present rate of
production is a military secret,
but Ward Canaday president
of WHY'S, stated that monthly
shipments from subcontractorS
would I'LL a freight train of
more than a thousand cars with
enough left over 10 load feet
of nearly 5000 trucks
The jeep has gone far beyond
what it was originally designed
for. It has now been assigned
about 30 different Jobs and does
them all well, from reports from
the fighting fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Nickel Plate
Nets 9 Million

CLEVELAND. April 5 ms
Boosted by An all-timo high in
freight revenue. a net income in
1913 Of Se1sS,o26 was reported
today by the Nickel Plate Road
The railroad. annual report
showed that lis debt had been cut
s.. 400 227 during the year 10 less
than SIPS 100000 Freight ac-
counted for % per cent of the
record operating revenue of Sl00-
093 $50
Taxes cost S26 $4,000 in 1913.
an increase of 10 81 per cent over
1912.
Nomination OF - leading fnan-
cial and business figures Of tho
nation As members of the Nickel
Plates board of directors also was
announced today IN call for
proxies for the annual meeting OF
stockholders May 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Honor Ray Berry

The Detroit Board Of Com
mercc has proposed able Ray
mond II. Berry a. a candidate
for a dictatorship OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce Of the United
States. representing the Fifth
Election District. Which.includeS
Indiana Kentucky, Michigan
and Ohio
The De1rnlt- board pnintSnut
that in making this rccommen-
dalton il feels that j rs Offering
a specialist well fitted 10 fill tins
important position during the
troublouS times ahead
To this column that seems a
masterpiece of undersiatcment
Ray Berry has been more than
W>f spcCiall>t-he> oGtStand-
ING n ms field and As a civic
leader.