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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
The BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON

A WEALTHY newcomer 10
n the turf. William Helis Of
New Orleans paid $4,000 for
yearling las, A-4sasl, one Of the
ail-tme high bids FOR an untried
equine
Helis soon received a large
number OF suggestions from turf
writer's and others as 10 what
ne should name MS purchase,
the boys beng disposed 10 great
helpiulueSs IN a situation OF this
nature.
PROBABLY ne became a trine
confused by all The suggestions
and not wanting 20 hurt any
ones feelings by ignoring their
ldcaS be said he thought ne
would call ms adoIescent plug
The Unnamed Colt. % A. which
the SUCCESSORS drew themselves
up hlihiy and Sad Well
Only the way they SAID II
meant "the very idea, and
MhAt gall and other express
SONS CALCULATED 20 put TINS turf
parNeuu IN hlS place. FIRST, for
daring reject their ideas. and
second for thinking Of name
that would be highly satirlcal
10 say the least.
But brother Ileis has re-
Tented and named the colt
PerIcies, after a Greek states
man of Mauhacl< pef4AA+H, and
the boys are satisfied and 7 am
reminded OF = similar predlcA-
ment IN which my old man
found himself when he was
SIartlng a newspaper IN Solo,
mon Criy, Kan. many years ago
and vas sWamped with suggeaI
tons for a name
| IKE our friend lIelis, my old
II man did not want 20 step
on airy -orrs c0rUS by ignoring
the suggestions and when publ
cation day rolled around he
found himself still unable 20
pick a name so Le issued has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

Answer 10 Question No. |
HdStY marriages are always 4
big gamble. OF course. love AT
first sight does happen every
daySndeed attraction usually
happens AT first sight or does
not happen al ALL And il is
t-ttr--et --r1C- CtUTIcy of human ma
ture that love az sight does
sometimes, last a lifetime. But
cold facts show that such cases
are rare. The fact that nearly
half the marriages where the
engagement has lasted less than
one whole year end NJ divorce
shows the folly Of not giving
time and common sense a
chance 70 Get In their work.
Answer Co Question No.
This has been tcStcd IN The
Detroit Psychopathic Clinic by
Or Paul WoOjrinC. the only
city IN the world whore all
drivers are given tests of both
mental and physical abilities
and emotional stability Dr
Woodring found about half of
his cnouonally unstable drivers
could point 70 the leading places
m the city as readily as straight
up but the other BALI hesitatcd
and often claimed DO was unfair
tn thlnk q person could point TOO
ward places hp could NOT sect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

common Mon who arc pos
sessed dominate history today
as well as yesterday Lenu,
Stain MussoluL Hitler Tojo,
for instance. are possessed
Today the psychologists call
it the fixed idea or the
singlc-track mind These pos
ses>ed' men today are fanatics
on their favorite beliefs They
actually hear voices in their
SubcOn>clouS
they ate auto-nyrotHCG ny
their own IrtatiIbriIIy
TT be Wnr.d is rot governed hy
reason. IL never Vas Il liz gov
erned hy nuts
TIlS is VAR when we come
10 think qg IT,. between two
kinds of mes fai-rhNthmS the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Quick Answers

John (first) and William.
2-Pago Page, port in Amer
lean Samoa; Walla Walla,
town in Washington state;
Wana Wana. island in New
Georgia group Of the Solo
mons.
3-Vicki Baum.
GOOD news.
alexander Dumas.
6--Thlrty-three per cent
Copyright. lsii,ihy klng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

THERE arc and always have
l. been TWO major schools Of
thought about the crying baby
The hard-boiled school thinks IT
is good for the baby TO cry
il opens the lungs" The soft
boiled school is alarmed be-
cause if the baby crieSit must
mean something and proper
treatment should be instituted.
am not mentioning some Of
the minor schools, such as ethe
one which holds that If the
baby doesn't quit squawking ne
or she will 60 crazy. To the
members Of this school the
baby's troubles are secondary.
Il is the listeners. comfort that
comes first.
There Is something TO be said
both for and against the idea
of each Of the major schools.
a certain amount of crying IS
good for the babys respiratory
system. And against the soft,
boiled school, the baby soon
learns that when II puts up a
holler mama Will pick il up and
wumpsy-dumpSy ii, and baby
likes attention Just as much as
you do; so its crying spells be-
come more and more frequent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

public print as The Solomon
City NeWspaper
OF course, Hehs could never
have gotten his title. The Tn
named Colt past the good Mr..
Klees. registrar Of the Jockey
Club. 20 whom all names must
be submitted for approval and
who Is very particular about
equine moniCkers
/ think The Unnamed Colt
a better name than about 50
per cent Of those accepted but
! can sense the subtle sarcasm
of the tag that would have
caused It's rejection
Another horse owner once got
tired of reflections and wanted
20 name his s'eecS \ and BT
and'"C and 50 on down tht
alphabet. Naturally he got nol
where win tins idea but |
think ID was just AS good As
naming horses Nald,na TINS and
NaGlna that, of Darby So-anf-
SO, which IS 4gcrrql>Sahle and
leads 90 grea@teDtqSion.
49,
COME mighty weird ionencls-
y ture now gcutters ahe turf.
including thote cute intimate
names Of friends Of owners.
l think a uauae Ike "Sweeue
SWEEP is a dirty trick 10 play
on a horse Sometimes owners
name tiC7r horses after public
figures with the idea of curry
ing favor with them and you
would be surprised how far
little fatterl Of that kind goes.
However, ~ can also have
different reaction II the horses
turn ouL buns and a reproach
% the names they bear This
unfortunate -happenstance ex-
poses the human narI1cSake 20
much rbbing, as ! discovered
when a horse named for me
years ago was QUICKLY disclosed
as an alligator IN disguise
OF course some horSeS named
for humans have turned out
great horses but the chances OF
true erea'ness are 1000 to l
against e-sery nag foaled
THE best actresses are those
Il who have lived, loved and
suffered the most Such has
been the clam of many experts
Of the subject For example,
George Smith said
ITO play Rosalind, n woman
must have had more than one
lover. and II she has been made
go walt IN the rain and has been
beaten. she will have done
great deal To qualify herself for
the part.
1T WAS Theodore Roosevelt
l. who first called the executive
mansion the White House. but
I don't knowNwho first called
the Presidents wife\ "the First
Lady IL Is the manner in
which simple things are pre-
pared that is the test Of a good
cook. Consider the difference
there can he even in mashed
potatoes and gravy prepared by
different cooks . L s. Marine
Bobby ODowd claims Pal
Moore, the boxer Of the nineteen
twcnticS period. defeated seven
champions th0Igh never A cham.
plon himself Bobby \evcn wants
to bet StOglcS on his claim
Copyught latt ny King Features
ntsfrfbatea ~ International N..,.. -. -,,,...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
DEAR BOSS

MANY times on the way in
-'A over A target in Germany
the anti-aircraft batteries will
open up and throw up a thick
barrage, and you wonder how AL
the ships got through, but after
a close check you see all your
fellow crews are there and YOU
breathe a sigh of relief.
Turning toward the target
with bomb doors open. you sec
the leaders bombs 90 away
and you release yours. All feel
a lot better then. because they
know they have accomplished
the mission and they are on the
way home But the alerts still
.ln-in case an enemy plane
gets through the escort.
>The first time an enemy
plane made a pass. atmy plane
l Just sat dumfoQnded bur
when I saw his wings grow
cherry red I realized he was
shooting az us
That Will never happen again.
Saw one Of our ships in trou,.
bic and struggling. but our cS-.
cort planes dropped down and
gave him protection.
4 MOTHER plane was off b.
"a itself wit h-rro- ff1rffp, WITH
seven fighters about 10 gang UP
on him. The first came in and
YOU could see the turrets swing
10 meet the attack. and then
there was a violent explosion
and the German plane disap-
peared Another came in. but
met the same fate and the
other five turned away They'd
had enough
You look below and SEQ you're
Just passing he\enemy coast.
homeward bound a few min
utes more and YOU see our home
shore and you are down low
enough so that you can re-
move your oxygen masks And
then the cookies and candy are
passed around
You land AZ home base and
YOU can see the smiles on your
ground crew. After a close in
Spectiou Of The plane YOU sec
YOU have a few holes In II hu
not TOO much damage
You gather your equipment
and report 10 an interrogation
officer and report what you've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
DEAR Ross:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

seen while you smoke a much
needed oigaret and have dough-
nuts and coffee.
You change clothes and clean
your guns for the next mission.
eat dinner and then back 70 the
barracks and-bed. BOB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

TIVE Stork Clubs host, S.
L Bnlingsley, is also renowned
>for sending gifts TO customers
And Others. The gifts usually
are rainbow hucd cravats. One
recipient replied;
MANY. many thanks for your
thoughtfulness. It's the first
time, and what n relief, that the
Sterk ever brought me ties
Eddie Cantor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

r GIVE 10 DsIon Runyon the
1 gold medal Of N944 CUP 10
>aate) for The most original and
PRACTICAL idea abolt the vet
Grams, II is a plan for a national
lottery that shall b. run
wholly as war veterans fund
which will take care Of all
problems relating 70 discharged
soldiers
Runyon estimates a revenue
o. about $4,000 600 900 from
stiettf eoterrmCHt-TIU lottery
That would lift a great burden
from the taxpayer and solve a
problem that Congress may
wrsngle over for years while
veterans peddle apples.
To break down the opposition
10 this idea A lot ~ work Wall
have 10 be done. or why
shouldn't Congress shoot the
lottery, right through and let
the opposition 80 hang2
WENDELL WILLKTE. the
~ barefoot boy ~ Wall
Street, had better put on his
shoes He recently trod on some
Russia tacks, They were spread
by Stains slave-state sheet in
Moscow called Pravda.
The barefoot one wrote
eulogiStic article about Soviet
Russia for the New York Times
II was redolent Of Borscht-and-
Vodka But the Russians owl
IDENTIFY have now reached such =
sWell-headed stage in their
dominance Of England and
America that they have re-
solved ~ accept 20 more bon.
quets from American friends.
particularly from men ~ tho
.villkie kidney.
Pravda ike is master
MachiaVellian joe Stain lis
realistic II knows that Wllkie
Is merely fan Of "campA,cn
oratory WREN he pats SOVIET
Russia on the hack. Resides.
Russia has cnangh hare(oo.
boys ~ Us own without import
ing any from Wall Street
WALLACE DEUEL.. author
w ~ People Under Hitler"
a good book. SAYS that Hitler
Is possessed ha-has what
meaiaeval peoples called a
demon s-
NE made ,$-rie mistake IN be-
feVing~~that "demonisn" and
possession" had passed away
from the earth. Nothing Is more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

l. is. in short. 70 be old fash.
Toned a cry baby
IN GENERAL the baby cries
L about few very simple
things:
Hanger.
Uncomfortable clothes.
Uncomfortable position In
bed.
Fear
Sickness-pain from tFrthing
or bump is the least fire.
quent Of all
"a The baby has Only ono way OF
signaling the outside world
crying and if It is hungry or
dirty or uncomfortable or
frightened II signals that way.
Hidden hunger is the only
thing 10 fear Elm the hunger
category. Mother should not
put herself on a spot by intcr-
ruptng 1.-The regularity Of meals
or She Wall be trottlng half
the time. But hidden hunger
due 10 insufficient breast milk.
or poor dairy milk. or lack Of
vitamin D and c (cod liver oil
and orange juice IS a POSSIBLE
ity even when the meals are
regular and seem sufficient.
UNCOMFORTABLE clothes
u include everythingifrom the
good old. open safety pin, TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

EDITORS NoTE-This is a
letter 20 the gang at the office"
from one Of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer who
haze gone into service from
the Times editorial department.
The writer, Ii Bob CurUin, a
borbardier and former sports
reporter who was IN England at
the tune Of writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

Ace reporter Cecil Brown re-
Nealed that too many AmerI-
cans do not know tho meaning
OF fasciSm His definition IS
worth adopting "A fascist Is a
person anywhere IN the world
who wants special privileges for
himself and denies 10 others the
simple dghtS OF a human being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

Now that you've been put
into a playful mood. take a
night off and write your con-
gresham a letter. Tell him
the soldiers didn't leave this
country 10 get robbed of their
votes. In fact, they are fight
ing for the same thing the
Revolutionary armies fought Tor
TO make an Americans vote
mean something. Those who
hope te-deprive the fighting
men of their ballot4 are plead
ing love of the Constitution.
We know a lot whom the Con-
Stitution could Jail for non
support on other issues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

"To play Rosalind, n woman
must have had more than one
lover. and II she has been made
90 wait in the rain and has been
beaten. she will have done a
great deal to qualify herself for
the mart W
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

Copyright. ist'. John = Oh. CO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
LEPI 81 IlltEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - oToN zuPANcIc

IN narocil mi je, maj ii ga vr-
mem, da ga naredis Be enkrat.
Ma, tukaj-le je." In pokazal je
8 prstom prepognjene liste pod
obtezilnikom.
/ Duroy je bill tako zmesan,
da nj vedel, kaj hi rekel, in ko
je spravljal svoj spis v Yep, je
Forester powell: Danes mo-
ras naprej M prefektu1o :"
In napovedal mu je cello vr-
sto opravkov in, movie, XII jih je
treba nabrati. Duroy je odsel,
ne da bi mu bill zabrusil ostro
besedo, XII je je zaman iskal.
Drugi dan je prinesel zopet
svoj clanek. Iznova so mu ga
zavrnili. Ko ga :je Sc tretjikrat
predelal, in mu je bill zopet od-
klonjen, Sc mu je tzjasnilo, da
Sc je proved zaletel, in da ga
more samo Forestierjeva roka
voditi po njegovi poti.
Zato nj omenil vec "Spomi-
nov afrikanskega chasseurja", ,
temvec je sklenil, da DO okre-
ten in prekanjen, ker je tako
treba, in bo opravljal z vnemo
svoj porocevalski posel, ter ca
kal, da Sc mu obrne ma bolje.
Spoznal je gledaliske in poll
ticne kulise, koridorje in pred
durja pri drzavnikih in v po-
slanski zbornici, vazna oblicja
vladnih atasejev in cemerne O.
braze zaspanih vratarjev.
Bill ,je neprestanih zvezah z
ministri, hisniki, general, po-
licijskimi agenti, s princi, zvod-
niki, krtizanami, poslaniki,
skofi, rufijani, sleparji - kava-
lirji, mozmi odlienega sveta,
S kvartopirci-goljufi, z izvoscki,
kavarenskimi natakarji in Sc z
ysemi mogocnimi osebami. Ma
vse te ljudi je bill priklenjen il
ozira ma lastno korist z neka-
kim. ohlapnim prijateljstvom,
zamenjaval jih je v svojem ci.
slu, meril jih je vse z enim vat
lom, sodil jih je. z enakim oce-
som, ker jih je moral gledati
vsak dan, sleherno uro, brez
prehoda in toddiha, in govoriti
mimi vsemi istih zadevah, Xxi
so Sc tikale njegovega posla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08

Primerjal Sc je sam cloveku, ki
pokusa po vrsti vzorce raznih
yin in kmalu vet ne loci Chate.
au-M Margaux Cd Argenteuiia.
Seasoma je postal znamenit
reporter, zaaesljiv " iskanju
podatkov, zvija6en, uren in bi.
ster, listu pravi zaklad, kakor
je trdil oGka Walter, XII je bill il.
vedenec glede urednikov.
Ker pa je dobival samo pc
deset centimov cd vrste, polee
dvesto frankov stalne place, in
ker je zivljenje po bulvarih, xiv.
|ljenje po kavarnah in restora-
nih drago, nj incl nikoli solda
" zepu in je obupaval mad svo.
jo revscino.
(palje. prnaodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08

$50 vojsko. v tenn SO bill vklju-
ceni razni prsdmeti, kot tople
odeje "a okrevajoce vojake, co.
pate, razni predmeti "a igre in
zabavo, palices ii berglje,. ter
mnoge druge take potrebne
stvari, XII so bile razdsl jene med
bolne, ranjene in okrevajoca vo-
jake po bo1nisnicah in okrevali-
seth, XII jih vzdrzuje armada in
mornarica ter Ameriski rdeci
kriz. 2, 90
Mladina je precej teh pred
metov izdelala sama v solskih
delavnicah tekom nauGnih teca-
jev v raznih strokah. Mnogi
otroci pa SO predmete izdelova-
Ii tudi po Soil donna, oh sobotah
in v casu pocitnic.
Poleg tega SO skupine Mia
dinskega rdecega kriza vrsile
tudi razne druge aktivnosti, XII
so vkljucevale sodelovanje pri
|zbiranju prispevkov v ,raznih
kampanjah, rekrutiranje daro-
valcev krvi in nudenje pomoci
v otroskih vrtcih ter bolnisni-
cab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
MLADINA "a RDECI
KRIz

Vec kot 100000 mladine
|obojega spola spada v organi-
zacijo Rdecega kriza. Ia mia
dinska organizacija je imela le-
po .uspelo kampanjo "a move
|clane tekom prvih dveh tednov
|tega meseca. Sedanje stevilo
mladinskega clanstva je najvec-
je, XII ga je organizacija Sc ke-
daj imela. Sodi pa Sc, da DO to
stevilo preseglo 19 milijonov,
ko bodo zbrani vsi seznami no.
viii elanov in clanic po raznih
solah krizem dezele. y
Tekom preteklega leta je ia
mladina nabrala million koma-
dov razlicnih potrebscin "a ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08

Jako dolgo je spal pri tel
deklici. Bill je ze hell dan, ko
je Sci cd ME, in takoj mu je pri-
slo ma misel, da bi kupil "Vie
franchise. z razburjeno roko
je odprl list; njegovega clan
ka nj bilo v MEM; ustavil sc je
ma trotoarju in je strahoma svi-
gal oemi po tiskanih kolonah,
ker je upal, da naposled vendar-
lie najde, cesar je iskal.
Nekaj tezkega mu je leglo
nenadoma ma srce, zakaj po ma
poru ljubezenske noci je bill ta-
ko utrujen, da ga je tiscala ia
neprilika pezo prave nezgode.
Sci je domov in je zaspal kar
obleeen ma postelji.
Ko je prisel nekaj ur pozne-
je v urednisko pisarno, Sc je O.
glasil pri gospodu Walterju:
"Cisto presenecen sem bill da-
nes zjutraj, gospod, ko nisem
nasel v listu svojega drugega
clanka o Algiriji".
Ravnatelj je vzdignil glavo,
potem pa del s pustim glasom
"Dal sem ga vasemu prijatelju
Forestierju in sem Ga naprosil
maj ga precita; njemu Sc nj zdel
zadovoljiv; morali mi ga bo.
ste popraviti.'
Duroy, razjarjen; je odsel, ne
da bi odgovoril besedo, in ..je
lopnil kot vihra v soho svoje-
ga tovarisa: "Zakaj nisi priob.
ell danes zjutraj mojega clan.
ka?"
journalist je kadil cigarette
hrbet ma sedalu svojega ma
slanjaca, noge ma mizi, ter je
$ petami mazal priceti clanek
Mirno, 2 dolgocasnim in zamol
kim glasom, kakor bi govori
IL dina dupla, je rekel:
g ISL o.
"Ravnatelju Sc je; zdel "a nic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
(Nadal aljevanje)

'Prav dobro, in tebi?"
''Meni nj slabo. Premisli: cd
zadnjic Sc mi je ze dvakrat 0
tebi sanjalo 2"
Duroy Sc je Gutil laskanega
in Sc je nasmehnil: "A, lei no!
In kaj pomeni to?"
ITO pomeni, do 81 mi bill vsec,
ticek moi, in da Sc zmeniva 70
pet, kadar te bo VOLTA
Danes, &c hoces."
"Zakaj ne, prav rada."
"Dobro, ampak poslusaj -
Obotavljal Sc je, malo v zadre-
gi je bill ra di svoje nakane
ives, to pot nimam niti bozja-
ka: bill sem v druscini, kjer sem
vse pognal.'
Pogledala mu je globoko v O.
ci, zakaj zavohala je, da laze,
S svojim instinktom in S prakso
dekline, vajene sleparstva in
moskega mesetarjenja. Rekla
je: "Kaj bos golomisil! Yes, to
nj lepo cd tebe, da 81 tax z me-
moi"
Zmeden Sc je nasmehnil: "ce
hoces deset frankov, to je vse,
kar mi je Sc ostalo."
Zamrmrala je z brezbriznost-
jo kurtizane, XII noGe odnehati
cd svoje kaprice:
''Kakor sc tt bo zdelo, srcek
moi; JAZZ hocem samo tebe."
In z omamljenimi ocmi je
pogledala mlademu mozu v br-
ke in Sc mu zaljubljeno obesila
"a pod pazduho: "Dajva, izpij-
va najprej vsak en- sirup. Po-
tenn skupaj malo posetava. Ja2
bi sla rada v opero, tako, s te-
boz, da te pokazem. In potem
pojdeva zgodaj domov, ali ne?'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08

W. Mineral st. "a severn0 stran: PR
Mary Rodich, 2739A, North 29th St
WEST ALLIS-Od 10. do IL. dopoldne
Paradise Theatre Bldg, drugo mad
stropje, soba 1t. 2o7 .
yVAUKEGAN-NO. CHICAGO-Sloyen-
ski Narodni Dom. .
ST. LOUIS, MO.-4658 Rosa Ave- fPri
Mrs. Speck).
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STRAIN II

| PITTSBURGH, Sloyenski Dom,
57th in Butler Sts.
NEWARK, ELIZABETH, LINDEN,
N. J.--202l ingalls, Ave-, Linden, N. j.
WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PA.--Pri
Antonu Zorniku, Herminie, Pa
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Dobil je sodlikovanje modrega
srca, 4 vojakon je Sci novem-
bra 1943, pteko morja pa maja
tt. SluM je pri tezkem top
nistvu. " bolnisnici Sc nahaja
nekje v Italiji In pise, da Sc do.
bro zdravi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
Ves+i IL HvIienio anne
riskih Slovencev

Herminie, Pa. - L aurin n e
Bats je bila obvescena, da je
bill 25. septembra ma italian
skem bojiseu tezko ranjen njen
MOI Pvt. John Bats, star rs
let, sin druzine Joseph Bats in
clan drustva. 613 S. N. P. j..
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

lieves that the reelection OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt is essential if the
present war is TO be won in the
shortest time and just. lasting
and satisfactory peace is to be es-
tablished throughout the world.
WINNING WAR
THE ADMINISTRATORS bittereSt
political opponents concede that the
war is being waged brilliantly"
Mr.. McMullen has told the people
of this Congressional district. RE
Gently the chairman of the Repub-
lican Congressional Campaign Com
mittee said: "On the military fronts
we have been making war splen-
didly. We have. with miraculous
speed under the ableSt military
leadership in all history. brought
our Army, our Navy. our Air Force
to point of efficiency where they
are the wonder of the world
Mr.. McMullen is a firm believer
In democratic form of govern
ment as we have known il in this
country since the adoption of the
Constitution. He believes in the
rule of the majority and is salts
fled TO abide by the decision of that
majority.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
During the years he has been
prominent in the business affairs