Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

Public Aroused by Expose
Of Vivisection Brutality

Herewith are printed more
letters received from readers Of
an article in American Weekly
on UiViseetion. The letters, some
Of which wsrs printed on this
page yesterday and the day be-
fore, came from all sections of
the country, protesting the Vi-
eious practice.
Niyisection Investigation
League, New York,
Nov. 1, 1914.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST, ESQ,
"WYNTOON," McCLOUD, CAL.
DEAR MIR. HEARST:
YOU have our heartfelt graft
L tude for your noble and just
championship of the UNDERGO"
victim of vivisection labora-
tories. Thank you for your
opening the columns of your
paper so generously TO this vital
subject and exposing the cruelty,
cowardice and injustice of vivi-
secting sentient animals, par
ticularly dogs-'man's best
friend"
The practice of vivisection
not only inflicts deliberate
cruelty and suffering upon ami
mails, but upon human beings as
well. The practice hardens the
heart of those miniStering 10
their fellowmen; ii is detrimen-
tai to good character building.
ViviSection of animals inevitably
leads to vivisection of man.
Therefore, it is truly a hui
name crusade you are waging-
through the columns of your
papers. In view of the splendid
service dogs are rendering on
the battlefronts, along with our
soldiers, to enact into law the
bill which exempts dogs from
vivisection would be a just and
fitting tribute to their loyalty
and service.
Thank you for helping i'm
measurably to bring this about.
Indeed, "a drop of ink may
make a million think" !
Sincerely yours,
MARY s. TUCKERMAN,
President.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
DEAR SIRS:
4 FTER reading your valuable
"A paper including the article
on viyisection / must write
few lines 10 ask you TO please
do all in your power TO help
have Congress stop this terrible
sin and needless cruelty.
AS i have the paper before
me and see that poor dog lying
in that terrible device for hold
ing a poor innocent creature, I
had to- cry TO think any one
could do anything like that. And
then the brace for clamping
open the innocent victims jaws.
IT'S TERRIBLE!
May God give you the cour-
age and strength to help stop il.
God will surely reward you. His
word says:
"Inasmuch as We have done IL
to the least one of these We
have done Ii to me-"
May God bless you all abun.
dainty.
Sincerely.
(MRS.) MARGARET HONEY
WELL.
Corona, y. v,
Oct. 30, 1914.
DEAR SIR:
WORDS cannot express the
w horror ! felt upon reading
the article "Torture-The Re-
ward of Mans Best Friend" in
the Sunday American Weekly.
Can you believe there are
people like myself who actually
had been under the impression
WIS CTION WAS NO
NIGER PRACTICED IN
THIS HUMANE AND CIVIL
LIED COUNTRY OF OURS?
l am a dog lover IA lover of
all animals. for that matter),
and the sight of those poor tor
tured creatures brought TEARS
TO MY EYES and a feeling of
such terrible hatred toward the
beasts who practice their I'M
holy work on them.
Can il be that God. who
watches over the smallest of liv-
ing things, has willed that in
order for humanity 10 survive,
another of his subjects must
suffer untold agonies?
l beg of you. with all my
heart. to CONTINUE TO KEEP
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE
reminder to protest against vivi-
sectioniSt activities.
There are many people, like
myself, who must be enlight-
ened, and the power of the
press is indisputable. God help
Brain Game
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