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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-04
National League

Cincinnati at Brooklyn '2-Heusser
t5-5) and Walters 90 VS.. Gregg ts-5'
81 Louis at New York ~ Burishsrdt
:9-N and C. Barrett $3.50 VS.. Voiselle
(e-6, and Emmerich f3-9:
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA '2-Butch-
or (6-5D and Swell CD VS.. Lee t3-6)
and Judd fo-2l.
Chicago at Boston f2'-Vandenberg
,2-2, and Erickson f3-2) VS.. Hutchings
(4-2) and Cooper 7-D.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
All Patients Human

"When you go 10 the wards
10 take care Of sick people you
are going to he the Red Cross"
she tells them. There Is no
place for prejudice. All patients
are human"
Having passed their test, the
cadet nurses are assigned to a
hospital where they have TO put
in three weeks in the wards to
get their hospital experience
before they are capped.
Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Hammer
and Mrs. McEvoy Jr. are among
the Is members of their class
who are working in the Henry
Ford Hospital. The remaining
36 are in the Women's Hospital.
Highland Park General and
Florence Crittenton Hospital.
On Good Friday they will get
their caps.
Mrs. Keller. who never awak-
ened before 9 a. m. until she
enrolled in the Nurse, Aide
course, now is up every morning
at Z a. m. and on the floor of
the hospital at S:45, although
she is not due there until 9 a. m.
III love it." she exclaimed the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
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Rav,bes
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gave resume of the food les
son. The kind of foods to eat to
have a balanced diet, the prepa-
ration Of foods 10 retain their
minerals and vitamlns and the
handling OF food to keep il
edible. sanitary and wholesome,
as well as appetizing.
"One Of the tions Of
Nurses Aides Is to keep them
selves and their families WELL"
Mrs. McEvoy said. Lets prac-
tice what we know"
Another thing Mrs. McEvoy
impressed upon the class was
that, TO be good nurse. one
must have TO know how to make
a bed and make it snug.
Watching her turn the COR
ners to get that Snug look, IT
seemed no trick al all. And.
when the bed was finished, it
looked very comfortable but so
neat and trim and such A work
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
Navy Lieutenant
Wed in Baltimore
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A reception for $50 guests
was held at Elkridge Kennels,
after which the couple left for
a wedding trip TO Hershey, Pa.
Upon their return they Will
make their home in Baltimore.
From Northampton c om $
word of the engagement of a
Massachusetts girl and a Crosse
Pointer. Miss Louise Boyer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam f. Boyer Of Needham,
Mass. TO Ensign Emmons j.
Williams, USNR, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Way Williams of
Bishop road.
The troth was announced last
Sunday at a tea given by Mrs.
Mary Carpenter of Northamp-
ton, A cousin of the bride-elect.
Miss Boyer is a junior at
Smith College and Ensign VIII
liams Schooled at AmhurSt,
where he was affiliated with
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity,
Ensign Williams, who has
been stationed in Miami, Fla,
with the navy air corps, trav-
eled East for the announcement
tea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

panel discussions OF current
events and lots of fun besides.
Mrs. Louis Benton is presl-
dent and at present has been
entertaining her sister, Joan
Baker. who has been overseas
as a Red Cross staff assistant
for many months.
Mrs. Robin Adair and Mrs.
Herbert Poppleton are vice
presidents and Mrs. Hiram Todd
and Mrs. Philip Carey will do
the secretarial work. Mrs.
Thorndyke Dwelley and Mrs.
John MacAlpine are on the pro-
gram committee. Mrs. Alan Nc
Neill. treasurer, and Mrs. Paul
Gleye will do publicity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
Hold Recruit Contest

Voluntary service begins i'm
mediately on satisfactory COM
pletion Of the S0-hour course.
Each Nurses Aide must sign up
for duty at least $50 hours an
nually. All women in the
Nurses Aide must pledge A
minimum of six hours a week,
but Mrs. Keller is pledging u.
The need for day Nurses
Aides is so acute that The staff
of the Nurses Aide Corps is
staging a contest to bring in
recruits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
.MMge Player,
-AeAve br April
BIRMINGHAM. March "a.

BIRMINGHAM, March =. 7
THREE plays will be given by the Village Players at
April performance the evening of the seventh Mrs
Robert Tloten is directing rehearsas OF Two Gentlemen
Soho" by A. p Herbert and she is assisted by Mrs L. f.
Coigrove Mrs Hans Schon and by Ward Tolzein who
arranging the musical score
The first Of Noel Cowards Private Lives is directed
Margaret Teford with Mrs Gordon II. Baker and
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
Service Wives Gather

Young wives of servicemen
who are living in Birmingham
while their husbands are over
seas have organized group
which meets twice a month on
Wednesday evenings and has
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Mrs. George n. Wilkens as
assistant. "Culchah.' by Wal
ter Carroll. has for its di-
rector Mrs. Edward s. Reid
Jr. and Mrs. John H. Gordon
10 assist and produce proper
ties. Mrs. Walter +. Herdrich
will hold lines.
In May the Players will give
an open performance Of three
act play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Min
niger moved Thursday 10 their
new home near Rochester.
They entertained a large group
Of young people Friday evening
In honor Of the birthday Of
their son Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lau-
rance Shaffner will be hosts At
a breakfast for 4 group Of
friends Sunday morning in their
home in Wimbledon drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

OF art one would hesitate to
musS il.
Mrs. Evoy sends her
Nurses Aides out into the hos
pitals imbued with a high spirit
of service
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

first morning after giving four
baths and changing the beds for
very sick patients.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
BueIIs Dinner Hosts

On Friday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Judd Buell. OF VIII
low Lane were hosts at 4 beau
tifully appointed dinner party
for the following friends:
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Mrs. A. D. Fortier of FAIR
fax road was hostess at lunch
con Thursday in honor of Mrs.
v. A. Dawson, who will move
early in April with Mr.. Dawson
20 San Antonio, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Nc
Call are hosts at dinner Satur-
day evening 10 members Of
their bridge group in their
home in Argyle road.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Real Estate
Houses For sale

High Class
Homes
COUNTRY PLACE. A fine suburb
an . room nome, located between
lpsilauu and Ann ArbOr one
block OF Nasltenaw Ave. Natur-
al fireplace. Modern kitchen.
breakfast nook. . car garage.
lot nicely Handicapped with ever
greens. This is one OF the best
values ln o room home which
We nave had Joe long time. n
will give you fun value for your
money even hE comparison with
save 800 Yearly on taxes. Price
only $500.
1850 DOWN: Buys newer mono on
Fast Forest. rooms and bath
ON first floor. One room partly
finished iu basement. Space for
one or two more rooms on sec
oHd flooTZ Now vacant aud ynu
can move right IN. Price, $3.50.
SUMMIT STREET-Attractive six
room hume Of very appealing
style. Unlike any other home in
lpsL Extra room finished In
basement. Lot 65 feet wide Paved
street. Occupied by local business
man and has had fine care.
SUBURBAN: room home. located
one mile west Of Npsi. one bed
room ls on first floor. Fireplace.
Expensive water softener own
er selling TO raise money TO Use
IN bis business
REAL STYLE. 6 room tome Of
very line design. Here are iust
few Of the special features:
Living room and hall newly car
eted-uatUral stone IlreHa,c.-
tile floor In dining ruoM-Frcnch
doors from both living room and
dining room 10 an outside terrace
large study on first floor-one
bedroom is master type with two
cIOsets--psrt tile bath--stoker
automatic water heater-large
inside garage-photograply dark
room--dOuhle lot-nice landsCap-
ing. Price reduced 500 to Sl2.60O.
SAVE $500. Suburban ? bedroom
bungalow, built less than one
year. Looks good as new. Space
for 3Td bedroom on 9ud floor
Screens and storm windows
Priced about $500 lower than
similar homes IN same. area Can
give quick possession. $3.50 down
payment Will handle.
sEMI-BUNGALOW: Located in
We ~ nice section on West Side
OF town. rooms and bath on
LIST floor. bedroom upstairs.
Nice porch. Garage. Fireplace.
Price, $1,000.
: ACRES OK e. MICHIGAN: 400
feet frontage on Michigan and
$40 feet frontage IN Cros0 1t.
real buy Tor 2,6U0 with very
reasonable terms.
6hmon & Oreensfreef
REALTORS
TEL. 1897 OF $3.50
40 ". Michigan
WEST AINSWORTH: SIX
rooms and BATH. modern, wal
nut finish-etober. car
garage. Lot 7Ox1j0 An excel
lent buy. Price 100000.
Cali MIR. REGE TZ, Res. PHI. 142O-N
HANNAH
no. 10 UNITY BLDG.
PHONE S6i4
=. VI. KRYDER. MGR.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
THEY'RE SOMEriIINCi-mor ma
Faprtea aud PaHs fhaa. na.arF,
little Classified Ada
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Harry C. Peet
TtEAI.TOR


EEALToR
oAkwOOD AVENUE, room mod.
ern home. bath upstairs, stool
down. Large lot. 5000. Terms.
WEST CROSS ST. "a room house,
two baths. two tireplacss. furnace.
1880. Terms.
MILES ST. = acre home place. !
rooms, hardwood floors.
LIMERICK 81. near DAVIS, room
modern house. Garage. Garden lot
so TT. by lSl n.
NEAR FORD BOULEVARD, s room
house, $500. Terms,
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near Mich
iEan. 10 room modern house. near
~ new furnace, large lot. 5000.
Terms Near stores.
PARkNOOD ST. room house, fur
mace. $1,000. Terms.
| JEROME ST room house.
$4,000. Terms.
/ WALLACE BLVD. room modern
house. Reasonable price. Terms.
"a ROOM BUNGALOW and bath.
East side. S3,fi5. Terms $500
down.
ONE ACRE. Off Eeorss Rd., room
house with stairs 10 attic room.
Nice cement block chicken house.
$4,000. Terms 1900 down. SIS mo.
/ WASHTENAW AVE 2 family house.
baths, furnace. $4,000. terms
! North SIDE, acres, attractive
small house, 12,50O. Terms $500
down.
FORD ST. near Ecorse Road, room
house. stool, garage. $3.50. Terms.
3 ROOM BRICK income house. four
apartments, three complete tub
baths, / shower bath, spacious
grounds. beautiful shrubberv, lisa
pond, Two apartments OF furniture
70. Hot water heat, stoker. Reason
able price. Terms.
ROOM HOUSE, furnace on paved
street, $4,000. Terms. Close in.
II ROOM HOUSE, bath, on River
Boulevard. $500. Terms.
/ ISL FEET FRONTAGE on North
Prospect St, near Holmes Road,
with 4.Sl acres. Priced 10 sell.
Terms
CONGRESS STREET, near Michi-
gan, IL rdotn, two family. two
baths. two nearly new furnaces.
Garage, barn, spacious grounds,
! WEST SIDE--North Summit near
cross st. : room modern house.
$3.50. Terms
RUY now
/ WILLOW Rt\ WILL EE VERY
LARGE MANTFACTTEI\G plant
with two Of Americas greatest in
dustrialists behind the wheel.
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Musical EquiOment



CLEARANCE SALE fine maple
child's beds. Drop side. Rubberlzed
mattress and springs, was $40, now
$685.. Grinnell Bros, 2l0 W. Mich
igan.
HAVING SOLD Ny HOME ! wish to
dispose OF all my furniture, and
equipment. william CuriSty, 2toS
Foster Ave. miles out and one
block off Washtensw.
WRECKING WITMIRE HOUSE, ll-
Ferris. Used lumber. exceptionally
good doors, windows, flooring,
sheetinE. Cupboard with drawers,
shelves. Beautiful bsnnister, and
stairVsv.
BARBECUE MACHINE priced for
quick disposal See at To- T.. Mich
igsn. Phone 1900.
XMAS TREES-Balsam. Blue Spruce
and Spruce. Oct your pick. shop
early sos Emmett St
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The YpslantiD ailyPress

GEORGE c. Handy. published
Entered as sscond-cisss mail matter
the Ypsilantian, Jan. 2, 1850.
Ths Ypsilsnti Daily Press, March 10.
1874. In accordance with Sec. $40,
p. l. n r.. CMar. .. 1870, at Post
Office, IOsilanti, Mich.
TERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION
BY Carrier. per week, in eity....zIs
BY Mail. one year In YpsilaRu
trading zone. comprising
WashtenAw County and vest
srn portion of wayne County 400
By Mail. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ...........T.5O
Special rate to soldiers, year. 500
Independent OF politics and pub
iiBhed daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the YpsilAnI
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business Office .......... Fe.41l
EDITORIAL Rooms .................ss
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press 10 entitled to
the use for republication OF all news
the local news published herein. All
rights OF republication OF special
AiSpstches herein are also rsservsd-
MEMBER MICHIGAN
dispatches credited to II not other
Wise credited In this paper and also
LEAGUE or HOME DAILIES
Scheersr and Co.
Hl Lexington Ave, New York
IS f. warksr Drive Chicago
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The first great Florentins
painter was Giotto Q276-lSS6) who
painted in fresco on walls.
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orsn D. cmming.. pse.a..a
PROBATE or WILL

Nora -. E.reert Register o: Proosts.
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financial
Money To Loan
4 out Of 5
.oet the Ioan

Nss. out Of who ask Tor
luau at Personal get it. be
cause the more times We sd'
"N es"-the more business We
do And since making Personal
Loans OF {25 10 $3.50 or more IN
our ONLY husiueSS-that is
mighty important 10 ne.
/. "Tide-Oyer loans for work
ers waiting to so back 10
work.
: Loans made 10 employed men
~ women, for any worth
while purpose pay bills,
taxes, etc.
Between Pay Day loans.
S2S and up FOR one TO so
davs
Z Complete privacy. Loans U.s.
uaiiy made on your sigma
tIre only. Employers or
friends are not involved.
Don't borrow uunecessarilv, but
n loan il tho best solution to
your money problems. give Us
cNAncu TO saw YES" Come in,
Phone or write today. Loans
made in nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
Phone $50 Ypsilanti.
&c s. Huron St, Ground Floor.
Alto LOANS And REFINANCi
Assoc MOTORS-p. g. Phillips
Mgr. % y. Adams. Phone $50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Classified Advertising

(Paymsnt Insertions ns
Days Toe Ten Days 20
easan Cd advertisement 10 three lines
classified advertising
responsible Incorrect insertion
publication Telephones t7O al
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Merchandise
houtanoIn EurnIahlnnI

GOOD USED FURNITURE
SPENCER FURNITURE
2s e. CROSS ST.
FOR SALE--2 burner oil heaters SO
ESQ Wool Blankets 800. 1890
Clark Road.
WOODEN BED. springs, Nietory-rest
mattress, new, $40. 1881 Wizard
G'nlYt
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CALL ORR ADTAKFg =. 40 for
Classified Advertising Service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
.Moynihan Heads
Fete
International Photo

Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
han, vice president of the Ma
tional Council of Catholic Men,
will be POSTMASTER at the fourth
annual interfraternal banquet Of
Catholics. Protestants and Jews
in Masonic Temple April 25
Among the speakers will be the
Rev Andrew w. Gottschall of
Washington, director of tn G
armed services program Of the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews; Rabbi William RoSen-
bloom of New York City and Leo
NJ. Flynn of Chicago. supreme
treasurer of the Knights of Co
lumbuS.
Host for the banquet this year
will be the Wayne Masonic Mas
ters' Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
TetryI Blast Wrecks
Ordnance Works

JOLIET, III. April Z UNS)-
of tetryl at the Kan
kakee ordnance works near Joliet
was halted today as the result OF
an explosion yesterday.
Cause Of the blast. which de-
molshed the tetryl packing house
and damaged another building
was undetermined. -Four men mar
rowly escaped INJURIES.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Asks We Day Prayers

ADRIAN, April I'VE Day
should be a parade to church for
thanks to God and prayer for the
boys in the Pacific, and not wild
rejoicing" says Cmdr Frank Kes-
sler of William c. Stark Post,
American Legion. commenting on
resolutions adopted this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
PROJECTS DEVELOPED

Toward the latter end recre-
auonal and instructional projects
have been instituted by many
Sunday Schools..
II is the job of the parents. he
added. to see that their children
attend Sunday school. But this,
he declared, all parents are not
doing.
The Rev. DR.. Philip Jones of
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York City, said that,
while Sunday schools today are
making a Herculean effort TO cor
relate religious instruction with
practical, everyday living, much
more can be accomplished.
AS part Of the current pro-
gram, the Methodist Episcopal
Church has embarked upon a
campaign 10 interest Sunday
school pupils in practical projects
that stress the Importance OF re-
ligiouS faith.
Children are taught the Slgnifi-
canoe of the Holy Land in the
light of contemporary history.
Older pupils are encouraged 10
study the lives Of great Ameri-
cans, many of whom laid their
success 10 their religious faith.
as guide to personal conduct.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Will Battle
Delinquency
~ Unltsrsal servits

NEW YORK. April With its
keynote a battle cry against grow
ing juvenile delinquency in
America, the first observance of
National Sunday School Week will
be held throughout the nation
from Monday through April Is.
In those seven days an intensive
campaign will be waged TO bring
home to the children of the coun-
try--and the parents. too--the in
creasing necessity OF a healthy,
practical religious foundation for
the preservation OF American
youth
National Sunday School Week
is sponsored by the Laymen's Ma
tional Committee, Inc, founded by
Howard kiroack, New York
businessman.
Observance of National Bible
Week is one OF the committees
activities. Decision 10 inaugu-
rate Sunday School Week was
made when the startling inroads
of juvenile delinquency into Amer
ican life became increasingly ap-
parent.
Sunday School Week will be
observed by all religious faiths.
Mayors of cities with populations
of more than 10000 have been
asked to open the week with
radio addresses, and more than
200 have already accepted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Dow Named Trustee

Douglas Dow, director Of COM
mercial research at the Detroit
Edison Co., has been appointed 10
the board of trustees of the
Wayne University Foundation by
MaVor Jeffries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Special Notice TO Japs

LONDON, April z CUPl "A
new type of giant British bomb
ers, the biggest yet made, is being
built for use against Japan, ac-
cording to the Daily Mails air
CORRESPONDENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
San Francisco Farley
ToCostU. 5. 5000, 600

WASHINGTON. April Z (UP)
The San Francisco conference
VIII cost Nhe American taxpayers
between $500 900 and $500 600
about enough money 10 run the
war between three and five min
uteG
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Lay School Cornerstone

Cornerstone laying ceremonies
at the new elementary school on
Stephens and Wellington. will be
held at 3 p. m. this Sunday by the
board of education Of school dis
trict No. 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
'inson Sworn In

WASHINGTON ApU Z flNSb
bred v ElnSor Wa- sworn IN
Dday ~ director o. Tie Office 81
Var Mobilization and Recover.
ion, succeeding James +. Byrnes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Robots Silent 2 DAYS

LONDON, April 7 qNS)-
Southern England has been free
of Nazi W. rocket attacks for
nine consecutive days. the British
defense ministry disclosed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

ran what a general described as
the strongest position yet met
WASHINGTON, April 7 GNS)
-Shao Yu-Lin, adviser on Japa-
nese affairs TO the Chinese dele
cation TO the San Francisco
conference, believes that Russia
will ehter the Asiatic war to join
the Allied grand assault on Japan.
Yu-Lin said japanese militarism,
engineered by power-hungry
clique of generals, would seek TO
masquerade behind the smoke
screen of the new cabinet and put
out peace feelers within a few
weeks or even days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Adm. Woodward Says:
0kindwaCoup
Stuns Japan
Yenks Seen Moving
In For the XIII
BY REAR ADM. CLARK III.
WOODWARD, u. 3. NAVY

(NOTE-The opinions sr-
pressed aud the assertions made
herein are my oi0n and are not
10 be construed as Official or re-
fectiH0 iH any wGy the vieios of
the navy department or the
naval service at lorge.)
WASHINGTON, April 7 (INS)
The dramatic American inva-
sion OF Okinawa-boldest am
phibious operation TO date--has
brought the war in the Pacific 80
close to the heart of Japan that
Tokyo admits that the fate OF the
empire is in the balance.
The war lords know that the
climax is in the making. and that
we are moving IN for the kill.
This is emphasized by the fact
that Gen. Macarthur is now in
command of all the ground forces
in the Pacific while Adm. Nimitz
retains command of all naval
forces in that theater Thus, ia
pan is confronted by two leaders
who have shown their ability by
leading smashing victories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
ADMIRAL COMMENTS

Adm Reginald r. Belknap, re-
tired, chairman of the committee.
At present, he said, 100000
American boys and girls are rated
as delinquent j. Edgar Hoover,
head of the FBI, he pointed out,
noted a so per cent increase of
juvenile delinquency among girls
between the ages of IA and Is.
1t is the Sunday schools job,
Belknap said, TO cooperate in
creating healthy interests TO
guide the minds of children along
the right channels, not only by
religious education on Sunday,
but also on the other days OF the
week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Bobs-for-Vets
Pre!s5sure0n
Organizations Stress
Government Promise
By ROBERT MCCLELLAN

BY ROBERT MCCLELLAN
The full force 81 the major vet-
rams organizations Saturday
as behind their demand that the
deral government live UP 20 the
tier of It's pledGc that returning
|.rNlcemcn would be returned 10
lei. prcwEr 1ohs.
This pressure Was applied after
brner War Mobilization Director
hneS T. ByrncS. IN his final mes
|lge - Congress. recommended
Elarifcsucr of Section s OF the
ELECTIVE Service Aet. which
laramie, the returning fighting
an hls I'D position in industry.
No PROGRESS MADE
Byrncs statement strengthened
he belief Of many veterans group
|aders that 'he New Deal was
|-epaf-tt4c- r-,T-r rr4t-7rr TItcrtEc-
|ehind thI, belief also MCre the
|peaied expressions of opinion
Lat Section : Of tho draft law
|as Unconstitutional
|Confcronrc> m Washington have
b, only allied % evolve a Solu.
bn 10 Tic problem but have re-
)rted no progress. Neither mas
eislation proposed for The Stabil-
|htion OF postwar employment
knerally.
Tn a statement made IN Now
brk in behalf Of Jean a. Brun-
n. national commander in chief
the VFW. a spokesman said:
"Ne veterans don't bother
|bout words: we don't beat
lbout the bush. " Qualification
kiil help he vets, We will he
|or IL; n II impalrs their rights.
we're against IL.
"All We want 10 know II that
|he vets will and must get their
obs back on returning from the
VAR. To that end we shall make
hull use Of the power of our
nillion members, their votes
Ind the votes -nf their fam
lies"