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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
Legion Auxiliary
Meet Is Scheduled
For This Evening

A meeting of the American Le-
gion auxiliary will be held this
evening at o'clock in the Wood
row Wilson hut at Fourth and
Princess streets. A feature of the
meeting will be a talk by Miss
Maude Weber, of New Hanover
High school faculty, who is to ad-
dress the meeting on Love and
Service"
Plans for the Christmas bazaar
will be completed at this time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
y appears under his baton.

Nine. Castagna's program for
Wilmington is a brilliant one, con-
tanning three of the big solos from
carmen, an opera in which she
IS particularly magnificent lead,
the favorite Contralto aria from
samson and Dehlah, and the aria
Voce di donna, from La Gioconda.
Five arias on one program is a
very heavy tas.i for any singer.
The remainder OF her program is
make up of til e best in recital
songs.
Edward McGill, wro assists Nine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
WOMEN , ~ nos
Are You Embarrassed By
H01FLASHES?

# mil. like 50 many women, between
the ages Of 80 and So suffer from
s Sot I flashes, nervous tension, irri-
liability, are a bit blue at times-an
Sme to the functional middle age
nerjod peculiar to women-try Lydia
+ pjnkhanl's Vegetable Compound to
relieve such symptoms.
For almost a. century thousands
upon thousands Of women-rich and
Door alike - have reported remark
able benefits. Many wise women take
Pinkham'S Compound regularly to
help build up resistance against such
annoying distress.
Lydia Pinkham's Compound helps
nature. 1t also has what Doctors call
a stomachic tonic effect. Follow label
directions. Worth trying!
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Henry of
this city, have announced the birth
of a son, Graham Ballard Henry,
Jr., November 8, at Marion Sprunt
annex. Mrs. Henry is the former
Frances Groom of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
Informal Dance Set
At Ann Street USO
For This Evening

An informal dance will be given
this evening at 8 o'clock at the
Fourth and Ann USO for all SER
vice men and women and men,
bers of the junior hostess corps.
Virgil West and his orchestra
will play for dancing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Pvt. and Mrs. William David
Holmes announce the birth of
daughter, Frances Ann, Novem-
Der 4, in Winston-Salem. Mrs.
Holmes is the former Catherine
Crist of Winston-Salem. Private
Holmes is now stationed at Camp
Wheeler, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
NeedlewOrk Guilds
Donations Will Be
Displayed Here Today

The annual ingathering of gar
ments and linens of the Needle
work Guild of America will be
held this afternoon in St. James
parish house. the public is cor
daily invited to drop by the parish
house and view the articles which
are to be on display during the
afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. r. K. Marty an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Eunice Mae, October % at Ma
rion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Marley is
the former Blannie Wheeler Of
Wallace
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

Platinum was originally discover.
ed in South Anne 1ica.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

DR.. and Mrs. Wayne Williamson
announce the birth of a son, Ron
aid Wayne, October 81, at Prov
idence hospital, Columbia, S. c.
Mrs. Williamson is the former
Hope Lylerand of Wagner, S. C..
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
Betsy Keaton Fonvielle,
Duke Student, Pledges
Kappa Delta Sorority

Miss Betsy Keaton Fonvielle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
o. Fonvielle of 1902 Market street,
freshman at the Womans college
of Duke university, was pledged
to Kappa Delta sorority last week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

Lie wesleyan Service Guild
will meet tonight at the church.
The Guild of Trinity church will
be guests. ALI business and pro-
fessional women are cordially
invited.
The Mothers and Teachers
association of St. Mary's
school will hold its monthly
meeting this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the USO. club hall
at Fourth and Ann streetx
MISS Anna M. Shawbaker diss
rector Of the USO club at Fifth
ana Orange, will be guest
speaker for the day. A special
program will be presented bv
me Seventh and Eighth grades
ana refreshments will be serv-
Ihere will be an executive
committee meeting of thu For.
est Hills Parent-Teachers a..
ISOLATION at 2:30 p. m. Wednes-
Jay NOV. 8, in the school II.
brary. '0oA IL
me Sorosis Garden club will
meet Thursday afternoon a. 4
o'clock at the clubhouse. Miss
wary Lem Boykin is Chairman
Tor the day. Period arrange.
ments tor Thanksgiving table,
VIII, Will be in charge of Mrs. Fleet
williams, and the speaker Of
tne afternoon will be Mrs. An
Grew Howell. Each member
may bring a guest.
New Hanover Council No. q.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Will sponsor bingo party
tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Junior Order hall, Pip N.
second St. A small admission
Will be charged. Friends and
the public are invited.
Letitia Rebekah Lodge No. 3,
l: o. o. F., will hold its reg
ular meeting next Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Plans fo..
the Christmas party will be
discussed. The business ses.
sion will be followed by a
social hour. Visitors in the
city and members of the degree
are invited to attend.
The Stamp Defiance Chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, will meet with Miss
Lena Berry at her home, 125 S.
Fifth street, Friday night at 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07
CLUB CLOCK

The Wesleyan Service Guild
will meet tonight at the church.
The Guild of Trinity church will
be guests. ALI business and pro-
fessional women are cordially
invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

Castagna at the piano, and who il
a fine artist in his own right VIII
give two groups If piano solos.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

Miss Betty Divine returned to
the city Sunday night from Wash
lngton, D. c., where she was the
guest of her sister, Miss Susan
M. Divine for a week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

LYDIA E. PlNKHAM'S S S6aPGua6
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

Mrs. Ruth Dixon has returned
to her home at 81 North Third
street after an operation at James
Walker Memorial hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

The Stamp Defiance Chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, will meet with Miss
Lena Berry at her home, 1875 S.
Fifth street, Friday night at 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-07

There will be an executive
committee meeting of the For
est Hills Parent-Teachers AZ.
ISOLATION at 2:3o p. m. Wednes-
brary. -ooA IL
Evening star., 1944-05-03
SITUATIONS woMsh

8 till 10 O'Clock. Box AISLE. Star. IL
DkESSMAkING, designing, remodelins, al
terations: reasonable. Miss Bert. 1886
Irving st. NV, Apt. f. Adams 1858.
GIRL, colored, desires work in q dry clean
ing plant. assembling. experienced. Call
GIRLS G1 want maids work cleaning
apt for working people at once; refs.
GoyERSE;ss. unusually successful with
CHILDREN; available Immediately. Box 26-G
NURSE. practical colored, wishes s or IL
hours day duty; well trained: Al refer.
enGss; call Ii. sou.
NURSE, practical. 12-hour duty, semi
Invalid. Invalid Or convalescent; no Sundays
NURSE. practical colored day or nigh
Hny aIty; & SS for eight hours, SO for II hours
NURSE, practical. white, for aged or in.
yang 10 or IL hour day duty. CO
NURSE, practical. wishes position; ref.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires o!
WOMAN, white. IS, as resident or or apt
and suite. Box 42o-E, Star -
WOMAN, light colored. refined, desires DO
sition as maid in store. Phone DE. Ass
WOMAN desires employment at sesshor,
or mountain resort. June st to Sept 30
Can type. keen books, cook, drive car Some
restaurant experience as cashier and host.
ess. Box 436-E, Star. a.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

EEnd5lco Bertini, 100 bass. de luxe model,
S295. Private lessons, Cali Republic
Ss ai2G cAlcTEsTosssal ii TEiaals ss o9s
chant, hand and elec., sale or rent; reas.
iLi ALARM cIocKs Il REPAikGD hx III S any make,
mel electric; also expert watch and jewelry
Nv. ma, 3384; Open evenings o. va
a;s.rI ANTIQUE GUNS Guns. rare ciyil War Savage
aHf of LsosSkREY se make nE 7sS sooa
trunks, s4 50 and. s3s5: chests, wooden
ss %ea sna SURG sssB iSS t5ael and
AWNISGs|I porch /" IT,. 3 window,
36-in matched set; Ge9enmplete with all nit
BABY SCALE. IS IN. 's oscillstins ian, fan, 80
PED, double, 4-poster wood, prewar heavy
De, de luxe coil springs. Beautyrest mattress.
BEDS, hollywood style, nice looking and
very comfortable. 500: also many good buys
in studio couches. coil springs, mattresses,
searoSm 3 s%r suites etc Held 5saa Ga. ave.
tresses: HOLLYWOOD beds and brsndnnew as
29as s9Essi Sci Ct s. RPFses nv nmsas5e 81 s4s delivery
BEDROOM SET. prewar. natural oak;
ma pie chest Of drawers. HOLLYWOOD bed;
uiisS: honie luI IIlSnlilkS, also preWaT DaDy
stroller. 1889 Newton st. NV, Apt ~
studio couch, foldaway rugs. beds We do
moving. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave. 81
BEDROOM SUITE, lined oak, 5 pcs, with
Tinner-spring Mattress and coil springs;
also mahogany desk. 422 Lamont st. NV
RA. 2167.
BICYCLE, girls, de luxe, prewar model.
After $50 pm. $50 Taylor st. ne,
BfLLlARD ana POOL TABLES table ten
MS sccessories Conn Billiard d Bowling
Supply Co.. $40 tSh st. nv. DI. 4711.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

CARPENTER, 1st-auality work dormei
windows no leaks stair work, extra parti'
SEss s;s,nssss ssi VA: sna ss5s sss S.'A
s;s 'ssaFs Ss dsu'ss 'Psi"'E sss fs''
ena fssn"s G1 EfFs AT bas as' repairs
EqTkmsSj ka II,si sH; SIas. oE: 7s44 8:
busness' @ sp Cal! M Repubie isf" foa7 sars superor or
LoGs Is,S,y s. Electrie c.; 14lo / St NV.
PAINTING A sPECIALTY@Interior and
exterior; have own scsffoldine; no short
age of help Free est. Jack Tate Elk. s5.1.
PAPERING, painting, gen. repairs; screens
made and repaired. Tate. Ex. S571. %
highest duality Workmanship at reasonable
piss,sTias . sna
PAPER HANGiNG. this week only. 81 and
up ue, ,It room; la44 washable sunfast pa
PAPERING AND PaINTINGMouality t9' work
by 1st-class mechanics: Is years expert
ence: work guar. For free estimates and
prompt courteous service, call DI. ol.5.
PLAsTERING done by expert white me-
ehanics; all work guaranteed. Atlantic
PLASTERING and cement work: no Job
too o big s,5 or too pom small DI 457o 7o7 NJ St.
PLUMBING and heating repairs made by
RADIO REPAIRING, radio tsis tubes oeoSi PARTS of
RI k9ss And T 2i2s sTRvtf fter OF pm s makes
rrentJriserators washing machines. Call uN,
1893. o.
SCREEN and storm window combina tions
available for immediate installation. sashes
removable from inside of building; annual
tuel SaVlpgS up TO 30S. No down pay
n.ent. 36 months to pay; first payment due
NOV |. free estimate and demonstration
IN your home. Call WO. $3.50, day or
night. including Sundays.
SILVER PLATING, repalrlnV on silverware
tea sets, platters. trays, hatware. etc:
repairing, rennishing Of all metal goods:
ANTIQUE metal goods restored D. L, Brom-
well. 723 9Th st. NV Me 1884
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps Toasters heaters and
electric irons repaired. Your old lamps
rewired. Get our estimates on electric
work C. A, Muddiman Co.. Oil G st.
nv ma 014o and 2622.
WASHING MACHINES. Bendix specialist.
and all makes repaired Action Service
GO. 31l5 Georgia ave: NV, GE 5000.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, wiring and
repairs, extra plug outlets installed, prompt
service. Quality Electrical Service, DI.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

~h11 1NI1N.
We need young man to learn paper
cutting and another for shipping clerk
experience not necessary: salary, S32 20
per, wk. to start; 44hr. wk.; vacation
with pay; rapid advancement. Apply
Washington Envelope Co.. 90 l. at. ne
Evening star., 1944-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

hooMiNG HOUSE, Church st. near 18th
So rept roPms Pree OF s0sd sdd baths
at ONCE. Edwin L. Ellis, 1910 Vermont
nx1isRRv ax1f RR 2da: ~. RI RE. 514o o., ,,
N gnag soi fileaning and tailoring business
or one who understands sewing viii sell
cheap: Apply Riggs falors, 500 Goth
BoWNToWN-1s rms, apts.. baths.
0"fR5 Hotsn kasiy HOME Me- 0es9 49,,
paTk Fsni Fd sfon nTms Ions roems Ia baths; $50
HfEmpn, sEAnTY syf SHoP Rm aood TX RE 51dO
aaSGrs shaSG l3$ 46tRIsr 5tiR g.,
Lee highway, includes s acres. 2-acre
frontage on highway, 4 dwelling houses,
anehro9m taaef gas station Il tourist cot
grove, some wood, outbuidings, all stock
and equipment; everything in Al condi-
S. 600 down balance first mortgage,
Phone Fairfax cs6-W-l for appointment
100 beauuy mo eqSp RSS5 or sods aS0rs tountsn sfas
more thaa price asked: % 5000: Hpe terms. sqnsn
RESTAURANT. food only. iy.'' downtown @ yS1' cor
ner rent. 800; does S100 daily closes 7
pmi, sndsr no o5a SYM u $500 terms Bob Hol-
RoOMING HOUSE $500 down. 3rd iJ St..
few doors from E. Capitol st. ne. S52 so
Rm ssn.. Ea"'R Re- : 514G f!}; lOlO Vermont ave.
apt. bldg, near school and hospitals; real
ifS ausf sfoRF fayeF and tailoring
;% s;ssTircs s3oG Located on Mae MssArshar SaSn
BEER AND VINE RESTAURANT, NV. do
ing S1o0 daily; $1,000 down. Bob Hol-
sasfs saSBER 0sf s2oP and ave- sesay IA psro st
tailor shop, Immediately opposite new Wal
ter Reed Convalescent Hospital at Forest
Glen railroad station Md; wonderful OPP
RESTAURANT-Mode we'll equipped
GOOD nv. location; low rent, long lease
have established LIQUOR license; plentiful
stock; Write Box 4ll-E, Star y
BOOMING HOUSE near l4th and Park
bath for owner; rent $3.50; oil heat:
Si.75O; terms, r. M. De Shazo, Il23
kooM1SG 90 Sz House 55Gs HOME. : rooms o, ex.
peensiye fnrniture: oil heat, S52.5o rent;
i.90 isrm BLOCK Ed1i OF Oats ST. ne. Price; 5000;
VARIETY STORE. mSga2lne Ssa2 sand papers
DOING 5000 Wk. business fine location; long
lease; $4,000 cash. 1908 Mount Pleasant
IF You HAVE $500 cash we have busi-
ness that will net you better than $500 A
month; catering to military personnel for
the duration. Income increased after the
war. viii stand strctest Investigation;
owner retiring by doctors orders. II you
want permanent business, address Mr.. j
Va a.
RESTAURANT Qiauor. beer): clears about
5000 monthly; sacrifice, $500; terms
RO0MrNG HOUSE, Seward So, near 5th
and Pa, ave. s.e.-10 rooms. 3 baths: S75
rent; corner house, very best of furniture
income quoted
Edwin l. Ellis, 1910 Vermont ave. RIM
217. RE. 5l40.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Patricia'S Beauty Salon,
MOTOR TRAVEL

WANT 3 passengers to Orlando, Fla leay-
ing May T.. Call Adams 452O.
WANTED, 3 riders to leave 18th and Ridge
pi, Sc, near 10th and s SITS Sc, at 1:20
a m; as 1ar as 18th st. entrance of Bur
OF Engraving, vic. 11th st. Va ave to
3rd, lndep. ave. TO 18th s.w. will pick up
ing hours, 8 am. to 4:30 pm. RE. 1890,
Br 1929. M. A. Sweeney, 1923 Ridge
WANTED-Ride Colonial Beach. week end
round trip: share expenses. Phone eve
YOUNG LADY, excellent character, to
communicate Navy-Army family motorins
10 Los Angeles in May. Box 442-E, Star
DUE TO TRANSFER. businessman is driv-
ing to Mania, Fla, May &; can accom-
Evening star., 1944-05-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY
204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and @.
Fall Openings. Contracts Now.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS
PERSONAL

FOR Sc A MO, use telephone wake-up
seryiee; Sa1y with Well.established business.
WoRkfN wi Kfs Hs skkyY2cfESsSa1Ns RY EsS1 WIFE desire,
soob to board 10-month-old baby girl. co.
NATIONALLY KNOWN SINGER will ex-
phone 1sosonI sex as, iG5 sstesompanyns give
EMPLOYED MOTHER desires care for Q
months-old baby and room for self If pos
s,6lei MaIcH Bos 81! 4sl1E e Star 8.
si WORK guaranteed rPanss ass Jewefrs JSevvsGe;
Co. 616 9th st. NV, or ifO4 14th st.
va woRKG2SSeGn GSen eysnirss MnTsrp a..,r,
home or school, reasonable. Tor dauehter
4h 4 yrs. Call RE. 800 or DE. soeo
Pt5fa rGsL1c 2 RacGcouNrANr, &c bookkeeping serv- e.
q gu :sss5as slss Prepared reasonable 8.
8 to u years: one hour from D. G.; sea-
near near. ,Mr and Mrs. L. A. Randall. ciarks-
EsTAsnEdisHED f nds wArcH-REpA1R1NG firm,
work and Wo Weeks se9s
aEMoRRaoiSs eradiestea nSI o. ny y ave ms n;Wr own
method Results effective for a lie.
dTass % sursefs C' pR S soMRsWEscK M eRSs1ss x
4!S 1921 r,Sn /, stn & nv. IA. z7l7 ~
MhLiNE kOOM. seating CAPACITY Of 100.
ties, ETC.; complete with chairs and and card card
tables: IN Columbia Heights on car line.
h5; PHosP sGldsnS sHEfaERSSs ME RSsoo oasa TA 1882 - m
Campbell. If you are in need Of a loan up
70 $500 on your Signature
pr. a. W. JOHNsON. DENTIST.
aoon an1ss ads Tsssn h!sp REPAIRED While You Wait;
DrkgaE kH2f1I Lzb5S2T6nr. & 55S2Td
Evening star., 1944-05-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLoRED GIRL, experienced, desires
E9I g9Tk osyn sy the dN dsy . References TR: l7l2,
live in; cooking and housework MA.
1898. Call after pm
MAID, coored, wants Job cleaning Arts
for pvt. couples. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday mornings. CO. 1897.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
REMODELING. ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS
ROOFING, ASBESTOS SIDING. SCREENS
ANY KIND. MR.. KINDNESS, SH 7546

ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING.
Toasters, irons, hot plates, etc. One
day service; D. c. Electric. e33 9th st.
NV. EX. S2S2. e.
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Evening star., 1944-05-03
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

quiet couple wish COM
PORTABLE quarters in exchange for reason
aole duties, afternoons or evenings; Catho-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Boilermukers Win
By landslide Vote
Other AFL Unions Share
Victory AT Wheeler Ship
yard In New York

One of the most important victories
in the East Coast shipbuilding indus
Try was scored last week by the Inter
national Brotherhood of Boilermakcrs
AMI other 4. +. of l.. unions.
The A. +. of l.. organizations won
by landslide ma jority of l,25O to 400
In National Labor Relations Board
election at the Wheeler shipyard in
New York City.
This triumph has n significance he
yond the number of workers involved
because IL serves as n ma jor entering
wedge for bringing the many unor-
ganlzed ship repair yards of the New
York area under the union banner,
declared William A. Calvin, Boiler
makers vice president.
For II long time the New York re-
gion has been notoriously non-unlon
in so far as shipyards are concerned.
We are now engaged I'm campaign
10 change that situation. The over
whelming victory ut the Wheeler yard
indicates, we are sure, that our drive
Will eliminate In success"
Calvin added that the &. |. O. also
attempted To organize the Wheeler
employees, but gave up prior To the
election and decided not To enter Its
name on the ballot.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
Pres. Green, MurrdY Present
Labor Platform To Democrats

and government to effectuate the new
bill of rights.
As final points, he asked indOrse-
ment of the principle of the guaran-
teed annual wage and encoura cement
of its inclusion in bargaining contracts.
'The people of America will over
wheimingly reject a return to the dis
credited policies of the past" Murray
said. "They want no part of Mr..
Hooyer'S doctrines, foreign or domestic.
They want no part of any narrow na-
tionalism or any thinly disguised i'm
perialism that can only lay the basis
for another world slaughter. They
want no part of the infiati0nary
anarchy promised them by the Repub-
lican platform. They want no part of
the irresponsible and insulting appeals
to self interest, war weariness and
prejudice. They want only "A straight
forward assurance that the sacrifices
which they gladly make shall not be
made in vain"
In conclusion he declared: give us
"a platform worthy of the man whom
you are going to nominate for Presi-
dent. If you do that-as am sure you
will-then you will give us a platform
worthy of America"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
United Electrical Locals
Survey Post -Wdr Job
Prospects In Industry

| New York (FP).-Every local of the
| United Electrical Radio K Machine
Workers, third largest CIO union, Is
busy filling In the blanks on a postwar
questionnaire put out by the national
| office
| It's the first groundwork step in the
UEs program of cooperating with the
tries TO work out reconversion pro-
gram of full employment and full pro-
ductiOn.
| When all the questiOnnaires are in
both the locals and the international
union will have a factual estimate of
the industries postwar prospects and
their jOb-making capacity for war
workers and returning veterans.
The survey is divided into general
headings covering these topics: Pro
ductiOn and employment now and be-
fore the war. Peak employment Post
war planning. Effect Of past cutbacks.
Cutbacks being planned. Jobs available
during reconversion. The locals views
ON the general problem. Plants financed
by the government. Prime and sub
contractors. Seniority OF veterans. En-
plOyment Of women now and after the
war.
Under the heading Of postwar plan
ming the survey takes up questions
like these: Has management drawn up
Il plan for return to civilian prOduc-
ton? What products will the company
manufacture and how much? How
many workers does the company ex-
pect to employ In peacetime? How long
will 1t take to recOnvert, how many
will he employed during recOnversi0n,
and has the local participated in max
Ing such plans, and IL SO In what way?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-07-27
FOR A new ORDER OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD

which existed before this war - the
kind of irresponsible isolationism
which permitted Hitler to wade
through blood to dictatorship, which
permitted AIussOlini to seize Ethiopia,
which permitted Japan to invade help
less China, and which permitted jus
tice to be trampled upon by tyrants
anywhere. All that must go forever! !!
The conscience of the free men and
women of the world is aroused. We
know that if we blind our eyes and
stop our ears to human suffering, that
suffering will be visited upon us Il
thousand-fold before our days are
done. We know that the blO0dshed and
the sacrifices which this war has
forced upon us will be In vain unless
a new order of international brother
hood is established following victory
an order based upon peace and jus
tice, an order humaniZed by universal
application of the Four Freedoms, an
order buttressed and protected by the
vigilant might of the United Nations.
This is the supreme goal of labor, the
great hope of free people everywhere
which gives us the inspiration and the
invincible strength for victory.