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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

FRuiTS-.Appl~ Duchess Ne. J., 81 25
b. 5i' rsscns. SS 20 i. 81 q 6a rum. No
vEG$ETABLE GeEENs-caeesge fancy. 81
gocasl bu Mustard greens No 1. 75ee
81 bu. spinach, No. !. Sl.I ou. swiss
Chsrd. No l. Slel 25 bu Turuip greens
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Endiye
fancy. 81 so bu. No. l. SIC IS. Esosroit,
fancy 81 so bu, No. 1. sac Is Lsaf
j. &c 10 Romainc SO, j, q G 9Oc bu
SorFl No T. Nlal - bg
VEGETABLES. MISCL. -. AspsrAgus, fancy
lI,gu fancy. ~ so 2s.ib. bu. 10 }, IS so
"a beans Max fsu-y, g 2s-iu pu 70
ao"f beeh, punched. iancl. 'oe
he Sit5g2 bl. bi9eColi 40, !, s., 30
.ad -bu Cabbage. So j. bOcaS Du
eao0sge' ,issd NO. S. 1a oesSss SsSeSFe' SaIiy'
6O@7 Sc dOz. nchS carrots, topped, No. ],
81. 500 ? 50 bu Celery. fancy, socos
dOz bchs. 80. !, 4oa soc. celery root. No.
!. S2@2.25 bu. Corn, sweet, No. !, 81 SO
"a 3 S.doz ACk CuCumbers. outdoor. fancy
Ss bu. No. ! SSa6. Dill. No. !. 4ote 6oc
do5 oehs EssP9t5 No l. s,.ss, 80 0q kobIqss H9ssf
No !. Sldl.25 do1 bchs. LeekS, No. !,
81 so doz. bchs Okra fancy, 50 SO 7-lb.
basket. No. /, 81 5OWJ. Green onions fancy,
No l. S232 5O-ib sack Parsley root No.
l. 6oo7 &C dor bchs.. parsley, curly, No, !,
tOW t'l COZ ptNs Ffas E' l. S'" -
26-lb bu. Peppers green, No. ]. 9oca
81 peck basket peppers. hot. No l, t0@ Z Sc
peck basket. peppers, led. swcet No. q,
! 5Oa2 peck basket. Potatoes. No. !
$40 SOLD. bu RadiShcs. red No J.
SEQ 81 Dor bchs long white. No. sea
81 dol bchS RhJbsrb 40 /, COARSE
don. bchs squash Italian fancy. SAa5 n
hu.. no S1u4. SQUASH summer
mat6es u VI 80 50 5Oe3 s-lb. basket
outdoor fancy. 50 No. J. S2d2 50 IAN
basket Turnips punched fancy, s so dor
bohs No Sid1.21. turnips, topped, No
EGGs extra large. sie1 so-doz. case
large. Sl1.J3. medium, Sl3.ss,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
End Army Truck
Rebuilding Job

More than $500 army trucks
used for training American troops
have been renovated for battle
service abroad in the Chrysler-
operated Evansville Ind, Ord
nance plant in the record time OF
six months, according 10 c. l..
jacobson, general manager. on
-ruurpirtfor- -of tifr- contract Under
taken last February
The plant Will continue TO pro-
duce extension bars. known as
grouSer- assemblies. for tank treads
until November, when enough in
dividua units will have been COM
pletcd for installation on about
1000 tanks. and mass production
on $500 900 incendlarY bombs for
use Of japanese Strongholds, ia.
Cobson stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
More Crops
Wheat and Rice Output
TO Hit New Hioh

WASHINGTON. Aug. d Total
crop production based on condi-
tionS July !. in the United States
this year viii be larger than any
preceding year on record with the
exception of l942 and 1914 ac-
cordinG 10 the Alexander Hamil-
ton Institute
Although the total will be be-
low that Of last year, the Depart
mcnt of Agriculture expects that
the yields of II out OF Is crops
Will be larger than in 1914. with
the wheat and rice crops reaching
new high records.
The chief unfavorable factor in
the situation is the prospective
1913 per cent reduction in the corn
crop on which livestock raising
is considerably dependent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
in Farm
Hinted
Levels Still Will Top
Prewar, Anderson Says

SALTWATER, Okla. Aug.
(UP)-Secretary OF Agriculture
Anderson warned farmers today
that present high farm prices can
not be expected TO continue after
the war.
Certainly. however" Ander-
son said. 1--WE are not going to
repeat the nightmare of 25
years ago when farm prices
dropped more than so per cent
from the spring Of 1920 TO the
spring Of 1921"
Only moderate price adjust
ments will be necessary, Anderson
said. il the nation attains full
employment and reasonable
volume of foreign trade. and pre-
vents initiation. Under these con-
dtions, the farmer could expect
prices al about parity levels,
which would be considerably
higher than before the war.
He also warned that American
hopes for more meat now hinge
on the outcome of the l945 corn
crop.
Plans 10 replenish meat coun-
ters are based on program TO
encourage livestock production at
the highest possible level But the
government cannot afford TO ask
farmers To attempt this all-out
livestock production Unless ample
feed supplies are assured, he
added. Early forecasts Of 1915
corn production indicated the
crop probably will be the smallest
IN four years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Need Food Most

"It il well that our domestic
need for motor cars will absorb
all our production for some
time" he observed, "Sincc Eng
Iish imports must first deal with
such prime necessities a food. y
The Packard official reported
American troops still there in
abundance They all seemed
happy and gay, but were think
ing plenty about home They
were being evacuated rapidly, he
said. and as he saw It this point
Of logiSucS in reverse IS beng
superbly handled by our mill
tary authorities
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Roll Off Line
GE Starts Production
Of Refrieerafors

ERIE. Pa. Aug. 4-The first
complete assembly line production
OF household refrigeratorS since
April 80. 1912 was under way at
the General Electric Co.'S plant.
Housewives. however. probably
will have to wait until next year
TO get a new refrigerator. since
all those now being made will 90
into the government StoCkpile for
distribution 10 essential users
such as the army. navy. and hos pl-
tails.
Between now and the end Of
the year GE WiIi make yJ,0U
boxes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Lack Textiles

"Don't ever sell UNRA short
declared the Packard treasurer
in speaking about English food
conditions. "The need for aid
over there is terrific"
Lack Of textiles is especially
felt. stated Ferry He said that
where an American guest might
hand his host a cigar or two, he
won tho enduring friendship OF
prominent businessmen by the
Gift of a L. s. handkerchief.
Timber is fast disappearing,
he also discovered 1t is being
extensively used to shore up
bombed buildings and to form
pathetic lean-toS as temporary
shelters attached 10 ruined
homes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Mougey 10 Direct
Airfemp Advertising

DAYTON, O.. Aug. Promo
tion of Charles r. Mougey TO the
post of advertising manager Of
Airtemp Division, Chryslcr Corp.
was announced today. Mougey
has been at Airtenp as assistant
advertising manager since Octo-
bcr. 1914. Before that time he
served 10 years with the Ohio
Fuel Gas Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Univ. Wine Names
Dots(h Sales Manager

The UNIVERSAL Wine and Liquor
Co. OF Detroit announces the APP
poinimont of James ID. Dotsch as
state sales manager, with offices
at Lansing. DOtSCh has been aSSo-
Grated with various branches OF
the liquor industry for many years.
lie was state senator from 1897
10 lq41, and Co-authorcd the
IIquor Revision Act OF 1887.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Nail Steel Profit
Climbs 10 81 Million

PITTSBURGH. Aug. - Ma
tional Steel Corp. reports net
earnings, after all charges. in
Guiding provision for depreciation
and depletion, interest charges
and federal taxes, for the quarter
ended June 30. l945, Of 50, ,453. 1873,
equal 10 Sl56 per share on O.
206 492 shares. This compares with
net earnings Of S2.S63,3l equal
TO $50 per share, reported in
the second quarter of 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Grain List Active;
Prices Uneven
Rye Closes SEC Down
TO lAe Up Corn Firm

CHICAGO, Aug. a UNS) -
Grains were irregular today in
fairly active trading.
Rye closed hsc down TO &c up
after moving in a range Of about
2itc. September closed sc off
at SILL after ruling 1AsC
earlier.
Wheat finished 1ac lower TO &c
higher with only the distant July
contract showing weakness Sep
tembcr closed &C up at Sl.67.
Corn closed unchanged TO &c
higher; oats sc to sc down and
barley lac down 10 &c higher.
Estimated carlots: wheat, 100;
corn, "a; oats, l4l,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

restrictions on his healthy APP
petite. Hugh was glad TO get
back 10 Detroit. meat shortage
and all.
The Packard official. on his
tour of London, saw an Austin
on display IN showroom. lie
inquired when he could get de-
livery on one IN The tnITcd
States and was told October.
ON the other hand, a bicycle he
priced could not be delivered
before November.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Droppdb|e Fuel Tank
Contract 10 Fisher

The Fisher Body division Of
General Motors has received con-
tracts 10 produce more than S0.000
universal droppable fuel tanks for
army and navy aircraft. The
tanks will be fabricated in the
Detroit Stamping and Fleetwood
units and shipped TO L. S. bases
for assembly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
THRIFTY PERSONS

The whole trend makes it appa-
rent that the modern corporation
has not succeeded in interpreting
itself as a cooperative enterprise.
bringing together the savings Of
numerous thrifty persons, whose
savings are used TO buy better
tools and power technology 10 en-
able human workers to produce
more efficiently and 10 earn more
while al the same time producing
for customers more and better
goods at less cost. The term CO.
operative is a ClamorouS symbol.
and corporations may have missed
the boat in not embracing il.
Certainly the modern mutual
life insurance like the mutual
savings banks, is a financial CO.
operative
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Michigan Sugar Pays
On Preferred Stock

Michigan Sugar Co, has de-
clarcd dividend of L. cents on
the s per cent preferred, payable
Aug Il 10 stock of record Aug
10. The firm paid on the issue
which is in arrears 30 cents Feb
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

a week over
seas. one OF
only four De-
trolt civilians
W no h a y o
b rcn per-
mite to
travel there
since the end
of the war.
After tasting
some of the
r. n < ! i 5 h
q is es and
feeling he
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Rheem Stock Converted

NEW YORK. Aug 4-Of the
a. 40 shares Of Rheem Manufac-
turing Co. convertible preferred
stock called for redemption Aug.
/. all but 1900 shares we're con-
verted into common stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Connely Resumes Post

Col. +, 4. Connely, chairman OF
the board OF First Of Michigan
Corp has resumed his duties As
a member of tho organization.
having recently been placed on
inactive duty, by the the L. S.
Army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Building Awards
Exceed 1914 Period

NEW YORK. Aug. 4 4-Total
building contracts awarded during
the first six months showed a
moderate increase over the volume
IN the corresponding period last
year when activity was restricted
by war, according 10 the AleXan-
der Hamilton Institute.
Figures by the +. w. Dodge
Corp. show contracts amounted "a
1875. 44S,000 square feet Of new
floor space this year, as against
l09 1873 900 last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Tax Expert Sees Co-ops
Invading City Markets
Chain Store Possibilities Now Being
Studied by Stats Of CIO. AFL
by MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
- International AsHA ssrriss- -Iennamle Cammsnialat

The traditional American OF achieving through
the EneTSOnan formula of building better mOusetrap
through
creating and better goods lower This entails the use
OF mind realm ana
1t consists of developing products and finding better and
simpler 10 make old products AS C. f. keerng research
Motors pointed oI
10
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Livestock Market

CHICAGO kur tISs1 HOGS 200.
steady Top S14 10 bulk, SLAB heavy,
- +,s.t, : medium Si4 7S.=Hght
SI4-1 night lights. 5oal47S packing
sOws S13 T5oI4 pigs. Sl2 25al4 as
CATTtF- 500. steady. Calves. 100. STEADY
Beef steers choice X1t 1Oal - medium. Si2
.a - so. ycsrlnrs S12alT.SO Butchers
heiferS Sl1Hl5 2S. COWS. t9di4. bulls 81 o
4a.IE calves S1OdI6. feeder steers Sl2
1873 StOckers steers tllGl4 so. cows
and heifeis s. 25ai3 so
SHEEP / 600 steady Choice lambs
S1d 500 p so common fl2ml 3. NearIlngs
S12 Sowl4 choice ewes, secs feeder
lambs, Sll SOaI3.5o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Cotton Seat al $1,000

NEW YORK. Aug 4 Arrange
monts have been made for The
,ale of New York Cotton Ex-
change Membership at 81 900. un-
changed from the last reported
transact ion
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
ptrTSBtRGU

pTTTSBt'PGU Aug tINS '-CATTiE-
so steady. steers good - choice ST. AIS.
medium io good - so ale -. common 70
medium Sl2 SOaIS1O. hrifCs good %
choice SI5al6 medium 90 good &l3a
IA So common 10 medium, xi0ul1 cows.
Sna1O. canncrs and cutters S6 Soas so.
bulls good 90 choice. Sl2 so4i5, common
90 medium t4a12.
HOGS.-Nn
SHFFP-lo0. steady choice srrlnr huhs
S1Hal6. medium 10 good Slz@i4 50.
common. sac. ewes, S4e7.5o. wethefs.
SanQ
CAIvFe-75. steady Good 20 choice
ST. 5ools medium Si4.5oai6 so. cu!ls
and common, S7al2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Auto
Graphs
Ferry Finds British
Cars Set for Fall
By suER FREEMAN

British car manufacturers are
In about The same shape as the
Aa4as.e..H- -.lI-ln- -L4-IdeES--lIlEl-
Ferry. vice president and secre-
tary.trpasIrer Of Packard. Te.
ports ON ms return from a brief
visit 10 England They expect 10
have ears ready 10 sell by Octo-
Der he said
EnrLA spcnt a little more than
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

SNsa, Buddy
uErEc1S&TYTNes

yINHIS Is letter TO YOUR serNicemau. It's all
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place I'm the world 10 him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send IL 90 him.
Wherever he Is he wants the news from HOME.
It's up 10 YOU 20 mail ii
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

old products.
The constructive approach is to
eliminate waste motion, and 10
reduce the cost OF production. This
enables industry to perform the
miracle of raising wages while at
the same time giving more to the
customer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Closinrs-Jsuuary. 22s2 nominal October
: a4s. 2l.90 bid, December. ls4e, 2ls0
bid
bBId
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

CORNELIUS HILL "a OF Pontiac, wanted TO he pararooper
~ but he the infantry So he deserted 19 and
psraoop outfit which he recently hon
oraby discharged The FBI caught with the other day
and he is in jail waiting court martial
Discharged veterans can get 80 gallons OF gas when
Alvin Hamcr Of book n Bull Building,
for five days selling My Life
and Loves by Frank Harris He sold copy Of this famed book
S25
Many Of you among kids" Of Charles NJ Novak,
who for 40 principal OF Northeastern High School, The
beloved pey died this week while Traverse City
Selective headquarters that
getting Of the Army than being nducted
Which Is o. k with almost everyone
CIGARETS scarce William SymondS %,
" idea. uniform like soldiers,
able to smokes the where the shelves
for civilians But Federal Judge Picard him months
In Jail
time Judge gave year prison 90 Sam
Coils. 80, stole n shipment
There is big the treatment
at Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek Henry Szwed 81,
ramck council and Sadowsk that
poor and mental patients often beaten,
This vehenmently denied
that SzwedA mental patient being
discharged.
$ three years since smith former mayor
and councilman About
memorial services the other day ?i00
hot another NljO0
Strucon honoring poll
tcAn,
T'IF Tigers gallon pennar
Il games Eddie Mayo SaCkcr, still
the spark plug hitting when hits needed
Fans left the ball dae day this week when the
Tigers after trailing from the first the end Of tho eighth scored
four IN tho ninth and 10y of 10 3 two base
ht by Cuenhine with tho bases loaded brought victory
T. Of D. which abandoned football for the duration back
The Udron this year. Michigan State returned 10 competition
last fall. Sincerely
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
STAFF DEPARTMENTS

Both Go and AL have set
up stan departments to study
the possibilities Of establishing
chains of cooperative stores
where they will sell food and
other commodities, and | just
ran into a suggestion by JAWS
Walter Reuthrr that, as n
means Of providing six million
postwar jobs. two new 'authori-
ties be set up, one 10 manufac-
ture prefabricated houses, and
the other TO manufacture rail-
road equlpment-and that CO.
operatives owned by labor run
them both"
II the bona fide Co-operativcS
can render an economic service
they should be encouraged in tho
public interest. j. may be dcbat-
able whether they should be- sub
SidlZed with tax exemption. Ger.
tainly pSeudo-co-operatiVes, whicf
are created mainly from a ta>
motive, deserve special scrutiny
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
ENORMOUS PLANS

Producer cO-Ops did more
than $4,000, ,000, 900 of business
during the last year ana con-
sumer co-ops did an additional
$1,000, ,000, ,006.- Both are grow
ing, with enormous expansion
plans for the POSTWAR period
For example, "A coop head
quarters In Chicago. which has
i'm the past manufactured and
sold cigars. cigarets, lipstick and
other cosmetics, shingles. milk
ing machines. etc, is now going
in "A very big way into the elec-
trio appliance field - and Is
being owned by an interl0cking
group of regional Co-ops In the
United States and Canada. IL
will have a ready market for its
line.
You are. likely 20 see also
tremendous invasion Of city
markets by consumer co-opera-
tives owned by labor unions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

MEMORIES Of Qougsicr days rcrrcd this reet phen
!u Lsidore Udpac of S902 Fisher shot
the back tdrecrrrg Grorrobfte.
know lchy.
The army seized United States Rubber Company plant
East Jefferson this and thereby cndcd strike. n
done By order from the Prcdcnt Wo kHoo
Gcrmoup All is quiet and tires pouring topord
the fronts.
Henry Ford observed his SD bidoy Monday od said that
The future holds neqund The United States and
the 0ord Expended industry keen competition and Improved
celence the finished product o bring employment aH the
genius Of the automobile industry predicted.
The day the Senate Investigating committee
rornino in Washington that Detroit and other cities
unemployment difficulties unless the goreHmcn rcstrc
tons chjch impeding TcconrcySor.
r. H. Poll Co.. the analysts rh print the directories report
that automobiles reached the k yards last rate Of 10
hour 1886 day. This rate higher por ont has not pet
been determined
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
TOUGH CHALLENGE

Recently there has developed a
desire to avoid the tough chal-
lcnge Of achieving increased eff
cheney through the use of politi-
cal route OF exemption or tax
preference.
In "A message 10 this column,
Loring A. Schuler of the Ma
tiOnat Tax Equality Association,
reveals:
present inequalities in fed
eral income taxes are becoming
more and more serious mat
ter in American economy.
strangely enough, many
American businessmen persist
in their quite incorrect belief
that cooperation is still little
business among farmers, fruit
growers and the like. as il was
originally set up by Congress.
Right now, when the tax free
status is under fire. the CO-ops
are encouraging that belief.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

SHoTS
Arrlsns stamps I 2 snd Nsi
.r~efr.fFIr Lrrtg E'srnf r0f frerpffc
irlr rr~f must rsffffff 81 TFNtNCY
.FAECFe 80 a. rented SPACE Tor
I.lnF or fsspirs
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
IIlE DE IROIT TlME

TIE DETROIT TIMES, AUGUST J. lSiO
lE scandal al Jackson prison big gangsters
on ,f e @ the walls st pcEupb2r You're families at home
Kelly and ms Corrections Commission finally faced the
nearing or snsfi.nr the procedure with red Tape '
Jackson and his deputies hearing before the state
civil commission and perhaps they will have
Bg that they have been fired instead Of
merely hene suspended
largest prison in the world was indeed shocking document
II YOU over go you undoubtedly will recall Harry Fesher
finally has been sentenced to states prison after Al arrests
y former and three codefendans guilty of planning
the murder Of senator Warren g. Hooper last January
immediately sentenced them
minimum Of years in jackson prison
Convicted with leishe his brother sammy Mike Selk an
ev-couyict Mahonay. operates house
Woodward and Vernon They are appealing.
Republican Special Grand jury Prosecutor Kim
sgler the , that the quartet planned nm Hooper & Ir m
could who carried the when the senator
Albion.
Now that this trial Sigler has announced he will
Mckay september The former COR boss accused Of at
Of Ehrmann,
the liquor commissionhave turned states
evidence.
THERE statewide interest in This trial because McIays
prominence during the many he ran the Republican party
with temperature 90 these days, and all eyes turned
washout Although no one particularly polls
will open Tuesday Aug City Clerk Thomas Leadbeer predicts
The primary Is hoing held in August this year so that the
ballots for the November municipal election can be sent to the
you probably Jertes mayor
Ills chief Richard Erankcnsteen vice president of
The uAWcIo and County Auditor James D. Fre They have
and their voices sonoro but at most meetings they face rows of
DO you think cp Is worth 81 o9O plus freight rom Toedo7
Considering the fact that few you could buy an easy
day by ora preparation handy gas
Nogales international., 1945-02-16

Pfc. Edward H. Gomez, 10, was
slightly wounded in Belgium Ja,lu-
airy 18th, his mother, Mrs. Guada-
lupe Gomez of Tumacacori, near
Tubac. was advised in telegram
from the War Department Feb. 9Th.
A letter to his mother, written in a
hospital in France Jan. 21st, said:
II am recovering. The wound isn't
bad, so don't worry. 1 o:0t hit in
the left thigh and to make matters
worse have trench foot. am sure
I got more than Is ferries before
they got me. was operating a
machine gun just then, so you can
see how I was able to get so many"
Staff Sgt. Manuel Felix was
slightly wounded on Luzon Island
Jan. 18th, the War Department
telegraphed Sunday to his sisters,
Mrs. Alice Duarte, Miss Mary Felix
and Miss Socorro Felix, 80 Camp
Little. This is the second time he
has been wounded, the first having
been in New Guinea May "a, 1914.
Felix left here with the National
Guard in 1910 and has two brothers
in the service, Jesus, anti-aircraft
artillery, France; and Armando,
medical corps, New Britain.
Nogales international., 1945-02-16
Nogales Needs A Living Memorial
Not White Elephants Or Air Castles!

Rarely, indeed, is newspaper inclined to com
mend any editorial thought authored by its compet-
tor. But with the exception OF the words peace
and "quet, The international regards as WISDOM OF
purest gold the following in regard to the present
status Of permanent memorial for county service
men and women taken from Bob Berrellez' Border
Chatter" in last Fridays local Republican paper:
"Here Gin Nogales), the War Memorial
which should be place of peace, quiet and re-
spect, would be nothing more than monument
to wishy- washy collection of flattered egos
Everyone wants HIS something or other in it.
That is about as far as we care to quote our good
friend Sonora Baseball Fiend" Berrellez, since ne
devoted the rest of his column largely to has usual
bellyaching and laugh provoking Cd wisecracks'
without offering any constructive or reasonable IDEAS
about the proposed memorial-a failing OF many
other border chatterers when the subject is brought
up for discussion.
Bob was absolutely correct in the statement that
up to this moment the proposed memorial has little
chance Of being anything more than "a monument 10
wishy -washy collection Of flattered egos Everyone
wants HIS something or other in it..
The memorial-which to become reality must
first become community affairs at this writing
the brain child of countless individuals Should its
arrival be scheduled for tomorrow the birth would
have to be multiple affair, dWarflng the Dlonne
uuntuplets by comparison, to satisfy everyone we
must oe together on one definite plan at once while
enthusiasm is alive and while prosperity makes funds
easily available. Otherwise had just as we'll forget
about it. We think there is argument about the TACT
that our countys service people deserve to be reme
bered!
The International does not believe returning
members of the armed forces will want their service
remembered only with peace, quiet and respect If
thew are like the men who came back from the first
World War; they will have had their fill OF sorrow
and solemnity and be expecting, and hoping for, I'M
limited happiness. Nor do we think the scores who
can never return would wish to be remembered with
perpetual tears and everlasting heartaches.
We believe both the living and the dead would
like to be shown respect and gratitude by those re-
naming at home, and they would be proud and
heartened to know that their patriotic service with
tTu1n Si)