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gratuldteQ Hlcnar0 on MS out
standing record of service, in
cluding an escape to freedom
from a German prison camp.
The unique ceremony was
held under the auspices OF the
First Troop Carrier Command,
Baer field, where Capt. Wright
is finance officer. Richard won
his discharge on pionts.
The two Wrights who par
ticipated in the Baer Field cere-
mony are planning to hold a
family reunion in Mount Glenn
ems, in which P. o. &c Robert
l.. Wright and S &c Philip j.
Wright-the navy side of the
family-will- join Robert-and
Philip have just returned to this
country after participating in
many Pacific actions.
Sgt. Richard Wright, whose
wife, Frances E., lives at 38
Roosevelt Drive Selfridge Homes
Mount Clemens, packed plenty
of action and experience into
his seven months in the ETO.
An infant daughter was born to
Sgt. and Mrs. Wright four days
after Richard arrived In the
United States.
AS flight engineer and gun
ner on Bit bomber, Wright
worked out of Foggia, Italy,
with the 463rd Bombing Group,
and was awarded the Air MEDIA.
He was shot down over Ger
many and spent six months in
German prison camp before
escaping to Switzerland and
eventually finding his way into
Italy. He wears the ETO ribbon
with four battle stars and has
had three years service in the
army.
Capt. Wright has spent five
years in the service, 18 months
of this service at Baer Field.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06
II Points
Imposed On
Beaten Foe

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.
Up - Here are the IL terms q
the original Italian surrender
signed 26 months and three dayn
ago today:
/. Immediate cessation Of all
hostile activity by the Italian
armed forces. 2
2. italy will use its best en-
deavors to deny. to the Ger.
mans. facilities that miRht -
used against the United Nationa,
3. All prisoners or internooa
OF the United Nations to b Tn
mediately turned over 70 tho
allied commander-in-chief. and
none Of these may now er 6
any time be evacuated 70 Ger
many.
4. Immediate transfer Of tho
Italian fleet and Italian aircrafe
to such points as may Be dooie-
mated by the allied commanders
in-chief, with details Of disnrm.
ament to be prescribed by him.
5. italian merchant shippina
may be requisitioned by The a.
lied commander-in-chief 10 NJ
the nedes Of his military-nav1l
program. 81 ~ ~
6. Immediate surrender ~
Corsica and Of all Italian tag11s I
tory. both islands and nnInl6 Il
to the allies, for such use . d
irrational bases and otll6e -
poses as the allies may - ~ M
z. Immediate guagontna a - \
free use by the allies q III alGk
fields and naval ports In yeoaes !
ian territory, regardless ok tDxx.
rate Of evacuation Of the I)nl0n |.
territory by the German $780,
These ports and fields 70 u -
tected by Italian armed l6lUG6
See IL PONTS-Pago :
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annually. That the salary would
then supplant all civil and GRIM
inal fees now collected by him.
The proposed municipal Judge
would be barred from private
practise Of law. He would have
jurisdiction in civil matters up to
the amount of $500 and would
be cloaked with the same au-
thority as Justices of the peace
in criminal matters. In addition
he would have the same powers
as the circuit courts in setting
aside verdicts of judgments and
See CHARTER-Page Z
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06
May Call Troops
to QueII Strife
in Windsor

WINDSOR. Ont, Nov. 6 Up
City officials today threatened
to use troops to remove a 1900
vehicle barricade thrown up
Monday near the strike-bound
Ford Motor Company plant by
an estimated $500 union pick
cts.
Mayor Arthur j. Reaume, in
blunt warning to union lead
ers to break up the makeshift
barricade, declared, troops
will be called il necessary"
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06
Fire Cuts
Scar Garage

A fire believed to have 49,
caused by spontaneous eonnar
ton Monday night gut1on {
three-car garage owned ~ -
jamin Lena Of - Seott -
ward. NJ ~
Firemen battled tho -
more than m hour bo1ogo I
ing it under centred tAt
not Gnve the ilDsnlturo
Cd Tie 0Ee ~ -
Although - (1SD1
made 81 ~ Io1nn6
dersd sse,o6o ~
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Two Year Old
Terms Finally
Are Released
Facts Spike
Rumors Of
British Grob
BY GRAHAM HOVEY

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. @
The A''ies made public the
much-discussed Italian armistiee
today, spiking some old rumors
but failing to clear up entirely
why the terms were kept secret
for rs months.
Released simultaneously in
Washington, London and Rome,
the armistice and related docu-
ments - totalling some 10000
words-disclosed that:
l. Exhaustive unconditional
surrender terms - officially
still in effect-were imposed
on Italy.
2. In practise, however, the
Allies never invoked some
provisions and modified others
substantially at frequent In
tervals.
3. The terms provided for no
final dispositions Of Italian
territory or property.
Thus, the old rumor that the
armisfice gave the British q vir-
tual stranglehold on Italian port
cities for an extended postwar
period was proved groundless.
SO were many other reports
which had been banded about.
not without effect on the Italians
during the two years Of Allied
silence about the terms.
REASON FOR SECRECY
Then why the secrecy Gov.
ernment officials explained it q
reporters this way:
The State Department and
British Foreign Office had dis
See ITALY-Para 2
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IranspIants Hearts;
Gives Dog Two Of Them

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-tR
"A Russian scientist has sue.
ceeded in transplanting the
hearts of frogs and grating a
second heart on cats. dogs and
rabbits, the Soviet information
bulletin said today.
The bulletin, Soviet Embassy
publication, named the scientist
AS Professor Sinitsin of Thegor.
key medical institute.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06
REDS WOULD HAVE VOICE IN JAPAN
Deride Atomic Secrecy

Japan. Nowadays there ought to
be no secrecy about this subject"
This was the first time a high
Soviet official had suggested that
the United States and Great
Britain share their practical
knowledge of atomic energy as
a. means of warfare.
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Hands Out Discharge
TO His Own Brother

When Tech Sgt Richard Wright of Clemens STEP
ped smarty to platform at Baer Field Fort
other day. receive his honorable discharge
him by his brother, Capt William Wright heartily con-
Evening star., 1945-10-07

IA. 5416 Monoay:
1918 TAYLOR ST. N.E.-s r. semidet.
1927 Otis st. n,e.-6 r.. gas, h. W. semi.
3os4 Clinton ave. n.e-vac.. det.
IL You st. NE r, Gear gar. $4,000
32l azd 18th st. n'e.-s r. ga b.. 3 apis.
1875 End st. n.e.-e r.. h.-w.h, $500
MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co, 1924 14th st
NV. DI 3346, Exclusive Agents.
UNUSUAL HOUSE OFFERINGs-.W Whit
sTf n hoas aes o Con nas4 hssn
unusual aad bargain in these, days. ande,
conn ooo lust Feoay o aG moEs ST. into west
msdiately by paying $3.50; detached. Z
eensiderably under $40, 600. tte'' e0i'0i'i0n
American University Park-white brick
9Tdsy snd odern sa5d Mr.
MI. johnson. McKEEVER 4 WHITEFoRD
1914 K st. NV, DI 97o6
SILVER SPRNG-Brick bungalow, new
and stores; oil &C. hardwood % fioors. fuii,
insulated. screens and storm windows
Takoma Park-Frame bungalow; livins
room, dining room. kitchen. bath, 2 bed
rooms. new coal furnace. h.-w.h. hard.
SSST% S9Gd So5s Go ss5ase sa SSsa 90 ssss sMssscAUEx
OFFERING THIS WEEK---16th and o SITS
NV, building converted to apartments
fire escapes, neat condition. Income, S261
monthly.
Georgia ave. and Quebec st. n.w-Semi.
detached 24.ft.-front bldg. converted TO
can make money here. Oil h-wh.
10th and Monroe SITS, n.w.-6-rm., 2.
arranged for apartment ~ EGGHEToN
REAL ESTATE, L2s13 14th st. NV. DU
5051; eyes,, until 8 Pm, SH. 5692.
WOODBRIDGE, brick bungalow-3 bed
dining. living rm.. fireplace, full base.
ment. recreation room, laundry and lava
tory auto beat excellent condition bes
bedroom frame home
tiled bath. hardwood floors. full basement
h.-w.h.; best location; price, SO. 150; terms
Woodridge-2-family brick, gas h.-w.h.
each apt. has pvt. entrance; Kitchen ant
bath, very modern: price. SO 1850; terms
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co. tcan today
1881 Rhode Island ave. me-, NO. 7203.
Evening star., 1945-10-07

ST. Ne ssb ?stSs,
5si[E ssi is3Hs Ss Earl wsaH fSs
CONVENIENT MOUNT PLEASANT location
2613 Mozart pl. n:w.-open today. 20
Quality and convenience make this Groom
has recep. han, large Living room, DINING
room and kitchen; End f., bedrooms and
l bath, there's an inclosed and heated
dows throughout, fully insulated. Don't
rs sPd GOIgn6Is rd 4 IEo NJ r. BERSsfE1N E3Sg EoS;
HAVE 10 SSHS %oVE! Sm we have numerous va
bs oeaoRn na aSsbs op in ds
session; others coming in daily. MITCHELL
8RIGKk d. Sssf sbtl aidae p to Bon
auoted ABOUT $500 o house GU and urn
tyre onn in nice condition; ,, apis. and /, rooms
tor. 1Ol0 Vermont ave. RIM; 217: RE. 5140
ATTENTION National Health Center and
Naval Hospital personnel; Only 5-minute
on 3 large and wooded cor lots: 1st floor
modern Kitchen and u bath: End floor has
room, also a lovely bath and shower: a
nice basement; gas a.c. heat. new-house
ony IwnsT lot n otel pG
things can be said but come out and see ii
Sunday. 1870 to $50. liz Linden ave.
Maplewood. Directions, Out wisconsin ave
ter, left to Locust, right to Acacia, right
to Linden, left to home. GRAHAM-HALL,
Realtors, WI; $500; ewes. and Sunday,
CLOSE-IN, N.W.-SS, S,950-Attractive spa.
cious Groom brick home in excellent con.
S5SR SS ss
Sc, open today, 2-5-This beautiful det
complete baths. is ideal for doctor who
wants his ofice and home together. There
are fireplaces, stove and refgr. and h.-w.h
This is house that should be seen. you
can then appreciate its possibilities! LEG
M. BERNSTEIN d CO.. 1416 K st. NV.
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No Way To Avoid Big Loss
In Sale OF Surplus Goods

The u p q. is getting rca1v to
tackle ths .fureniaus jab ~ dls-
pusiBE oi s8rne s2s. 900 a0a tWl
worth ~ surplus war gooit
Thc puaic shos.id understand
that me value based upon org
Hnal Cost ard tHaf ls wa' bp after
lv impossible isr I'll. g5tefrfr ~
to get more 'rai "a small fraction
II the ca.i Much af lhc surplus
ts practically useless far peace
flre pu.us..s anf wu.f " b. vc
suspect #fa..r. tfs snuru nat .r
natel Trr.- u. ere var rash far
production ~ lI .s.'s
There are arrc attractive bar-
gains 81 the isf including costly
ships aircraft. etc which Wfl 49,
tu the ffrh blddcr hW because fhe
bIddefs are limited the price wII
he nowhere what To stuff IS
worth
W. mention this waiter merely
fo keep our -ea9ers ben line with
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NOn-Reeognision Policy
ls Not Very Effective

The PresIden-. IN his Navy Day
spcoch. oUilined the forciR.. policy
81 THIS country and. in general.
made a very excellent statement
IL Is noted. that he inciudod me
doctrlnC - non-fecogr4iion which
mems that thc United States uill
not recognize territorial chanwe
made ~ force ur governments
imposed upon the people without
their consent
Fhis ductFine was applied 20 the
seizure 81 Maachukuo in 1881 un-
DIR tire presidency ~ Herbert
Hoover when Secretary Of STATE
II l. stimsor attempted "a get
the nations to hne I'D against
Japau
The non recaEnItiun uf the pup
Set state dsi NOS interfere uIth
Japancsc plans THE only effective
argument was free of arms v hich
brought abult lhe defeat ol the
japancs and permitted IA -chu
kuo 60 revert o. d. former status
as a province Of Chlra.
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ROOM MOTHERS
HAVE BANQUET
ENTERTAIN TEACHERS FRoaa
HARRIS SCHOOL on
THURSDAY NIGHT

The Room Mothers - the Har.
us School entertained the teach
ers a. q banquet thursday eve
ning a. thc Ocean View Restau
rant
Games were PLAYED and q good
tiwe was had b. ala
Those pTgsCnf, including Pro
icssor " = Pos a.. wcre.
Mesdames Edes. Ely. Reinke.
STRIKER. JONES. Watkins. & Has
kins, Huddlcston. r. Albury.
n Mcador. q Fernando. p
Hnwes. Sa.eeting Butler Hear.
Harden. Muse. Clawson. Wallace
H1od. Cruz. RanCW. Singleton
John Roberts. Key W Roberts
Bailey SaundeFs. Weathefford
piudcr. Dupp. Taylor Reese and
Long. ard tht Misses n Williams
NJ Haskins and ID DUNCAN.
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Classified Column


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THREE REALTY DEALS
ARE RECORDED HERE

The following transfers IF real
estats q kes Wet have been re-
dtd n fhc county clerks Of
NC#
Jala T. Thompson has sold =
hUuse and bt 20 Olivia street and
IHaalskl surur - Serene Na
fauseh fnr s1so0 The o., IS p s
h sn feet
Frances G. sanford has pun
chased H.uss and .t In the
lHwe Grove uhilNfssnr frum
Walter 81 Bafiufek luf $3.50
E54s da "a Gafe J has sold
. flHf 700 bv 2on feet on 81
eur'un street near United 80
Jnt#t Ds-slh fof IS san
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CRIMINAL COURT
TO MEET MONDAY

Monroe county criminal court
vii begin - Noxembmr regular
term next Monday morning. with
Judge Thomas A. Caro- presiding
and Acting County Attorney Jn-
lius y. Stone. Jf.. pro@cuting
II waS said tins nornima In the
courthouse that County SHiicitor
Allan n. Cleare. Jr.. who has been
IN. viii have recovered aaffi-
clenfly 20 BE- IN cosart when "a
eonvenex.
Chief case on the docket -
against Vera n Seymour. ncgrwxx.
who was Indicted on q charge 0f
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The NORMANDIE Rust an, I'd G @ c.. Claim

pected 20 sharply reduce paSsen-
ser trade on ships like the Queens
Elizabeth and Mary New liners
all be- fast medium sized ships.
Thus the Normandie. built a.
q cost ~ $50 600 .O00 m France.
Is hardly worth a cent today.
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Tt ESDAY
Holiday Bazaar Bingo, Eve
nIng. Sc pauls Parish
House.
Fathers Night. j. -Sr HiRh
School PIT A SPIN. School
Auditorium.
song Recital. Emily Wooley
Goddard SIS pm Resi-
dence q IA Commander and
Ms. Goddard. az United 81
FRIDAY
USS Huron nanre T.30 2 N.
American Legion Hall
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P0INCIANA SCHOOL
HAS SECURED PIANO

Mrs john = Williams. presi.
dent of the poinciana Parent
Teacher Association. states that
the school has scCuud q piano,
which has been long needed.
which viii b. a. the advantage
Of both the child and also o. the
teacher
Mrs Williams wished O. extend
the appreciation ol the school
organization to the various
merchants. whose donations.
made d possible 80 purchase the
piano. which wlll bc uscd on all
occasions 81 connection with
school activities.
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SOCIETY
Announcement
OF Engagement

Mrs Mary D. Archer. 2840 Har.
IT'S avenue. announces the engage
ment and approaching msrriags
II her daughter. Mrs Priscilla
Bobc. % George d Weatherbee 81
Canton. Ohio. son of Rev J y
Wcatherhec.
Mrs Bohc Is also grand.
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms Charles
Archer az 62l Caroline street.
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2 and 3-bcdrUom bungalows.
furnished AID unfinished,
small down payment. balance
payabie monthly. johnson n
Johnson. Phone 372 novi-tf
Luneh roum. reasonably priced
Apply eli Grlnneil strret
noyl5- 5tx
Nirtoy bicvclc tires. 81 3 each.
1890 Staples ave Huyl8- 3tN
! For Sal,-One restaurant gas
grille. brand neW Two cigarette
machines Phone 3l2J after
80 pm. noyl9-3tN
l.sdys bicycle Good balloon ures
s24 50. 1900 Staples ave
noviq-3ix
Mans b.cyCle Good balloon tires
So So 1900 Staple ave
novl9- Sta
Iur1iis made TOYS. large dol bias
ri,s and Christmas gifts Island
Cf, Novelty WORKS. 2ls simon
Son 81 nuyl8-3tx
small bows bicycle Viii eX-
change foF . small gifr, bicycle.
} ID Beaup. sl4 Margaret =
nov % 2tv
one ard 80 hell story house cum
plftIt furnished Apph ~
Glenn Archie rs DaV.I e.
Ar nasl4.6ts
, Mn tlcy,.e Gos8 hsIiu.n t.r..
,lo5H l111 Staple att
rus2n 1Nt
Iaty- blrtclr Cost balloon tore
sIt5 SEQ tln1 Staples aRe
rnt21.stN
I.rs fan coat .lte l2I4
~.uu .llaf $1,000 s .ar
.. ...u... electra. In "A
Pat. T.s.. u.. .. p
1885 Hu.A .upr Casa untf...
Leaving '.an. no reasonable
..i. .N..i a PORTE ~
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sac0Ehd degree mauFxtNF ~ -
grand nary that wma IN mmm :
few weeks mKn. u II afiMNa 80
she klilesa heF husbana so ,
hurting knife.
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Wallace Mitchell
II Given Discharge


RAINBRIDGE. - Nov So
Wallace Herfesi MsteheA 80
carolsne street.. kev w.. 20
has heen houuFmisly ulnxhmsNNa
from fhe naval eefxmNa - -
Separation Center here
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haf is about o. occur and 60 pre-
vent fn.m f.um suffering she'll
s-uek When fne tnaI figures re-
veal that tire government has
taken a terrific financial beating
on the sale 81 surplus goods
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LOOKING AT
WASHINGTON

as tft ssn =. SINS
mRWNtmt ~ m~hsnMNmm WNFwamamaeuf
.@f Nhw hW8 n ema etafnwm
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'@'a"ie Stiis holds her
head as high as she did when
shs Was queen Of the oceans.
her submersi0n In salt
water and is terrible corro-
son have failed 20 mar the
- PERI sweep Of her graceful
lines.
The Normandie i still wa
ter-tight. She lies on An
even keel at her grimy pier
ca Brooklyn's unattractive
waterfront. Workmen who
spend their days maintain
ing her say she hasn't
leaked a drop.
TIE Nurmandies skipper. II
Gesgge e. Haefner 81 Perrvs-
buf&. Ohio. q lovial man q So.
mas singular assignment as cap
tam e the Normandie and the
only Navy man assigned 10 her
fte volunteered Ca guide me
thfnuGh the massive ship.
once aboard Il was a different
Nmmandie wc saw "a drab.
akelctun-like sea monster.
me vessel Is bare from her
promenade dock up From her
bow ca bet stern-l .02a feet-thc
Ammandie Is naked except for
an improviaed wooden rall and
hal9 q doEen Wouden matches that
cover holes where her stacks and
ELEVATOR shafts once were
Below the promenade deck wc
entered q mysterious cavern ~
yawninE holes. The ecrlc sourd
81 oslr voices echoed bark and
forth Dim light added o. the a.
ulospherc at mystery and desola-
tiun
The main dining salon gave me
the feeling II being n q huge.
suited tomb more than 2Du feet
long
Forty-second Street place
wherc scorcs of STORES once sald
Say Passengers perfumes and
other things. was just iof &c
gaping spaces
A wc walked along oar feet
stirred up clouds of rust e.
burned our nustuls and ,huk,i
us Elevator shafts and huie. 20
the deck plating made frs iuur-
uey hazardous The deeper we
Frustrated the shIp o., easier g
uas 90 get iust-and mutually
ag did
o. wasn't too hard o. get oui
because uofkmen had rhalk,d
fhe stesl hulkheads WI'h ARROW
leading up end oui
TIE Todd Shlpy ard C.Fp keeps
~ men aboard fuf stlgn mainte-
nance work as paintinE pipr- and
deck plate Nlih pm, rhrHwats
pfrsert aiiNc buf toe lmHuri ~
Wurk they hal, dur, almost
lnflnlteslmal
A. We entered ih, engine ari
Gre fuums BE- Was apparent WnF
nobuds "a ants thc NuIuartIr p
prusltr tufllnes ara engine afe
rutnea hsyond repa. H'f H
boilers are don, o.. Intricate
WIRING D. hop, ic.sIt tHuIgd
Officials have teumafed BE-
auuId cost more than stHWal lai1
e. replace th, engine aud q. ...
naIld ths interior af roe ship
Herman Wee. t.aii -uptf-
.nteudtrt &c tns wHutsutngc
rrrW aboard said o., NssN .un
verified tht Nufmsrdl. q. a.,Hm
mediate y OHu tiuup Ahth
would have made hsr trf IHA..f
traaprf 10 Oh, world Ins Q#eH
Man and Ehfanstn ..t airaf
1900 men
Waterfront reports SOS fr, $500
ranais ulu 10, Iunk,i Ha.irsr
has rrcummendsb ttaf $50. ne
converted into ba a,ts aud
training ship ani goo. .".i
dome chsap.t enough
othefs hast -u-A' -l'd ''.'.
b. used a. target tu Test tfe
stum nUmus eii',i '-a''
.tferiIs'e Nn".''''
make htI nl" % ia.
.Ian .alhl
i'"
cod iH 5000 .i'' ta.'.
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Empress Josephine q France
vas born Marie Rose Josephine
TasChef 10 IA paesrie
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Twenty four amino acids are
known
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VETERANS AND QUACKS

The Army newspaper Stars and Stripes has taken
an editorial crack at the psychoneurosis fod. While
admitting the value of reputable psychotrists in ou-
thentc mento Illness it claims that every screwboll
with thick lenses and long borcut is setting up shop
los an expert on the returning veteran.
The service papers accusations may be bit
sweeping, but its warning is timely. Somehow the
feeling hos grown up thot every man who hos seen
combat is vereing on psychoneuross Fomes have
been warned to wotch for symptoms in returned vet
terons All this might we'll invite boom in postwar
psychiotric quockery
Certainly most young men ore going to be Of
fected by exposure 70 the grim business Of killing.
Many are going to be notceobIy changed. But oil
the changes will not be pathological.
IF families will ovoidethe preconceived suspicion
thot their returning seNicemon is neurotic simply
because ne hos been in combat, we doubt that the
psychiotric quoeks will get very fot =