Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Law Is Demanded
To End ViVisection

Buffalo IL, y. Y.
EDITOR,
AMERICAN WEEKLY
MAGAZINE,
co COURIER EXPRESS,
BUFFALO 8, n. Y.
DEAR SIR;
TN THE July issue OF Ameri-
i can Weekly magazine which
comes with our Sunday news
paper, l read an article on vivi-
section -pr-A-N-Allen-e
Chicago.
| would like TO add my small
voice of appreciation along with
the many others you must have
received for printing this ar
ticle.
If more like this were kept
before the public eye some
pressure might be brought TO
bear on our legislators IN
Washington 10 outlaw these
murderous assaults on helpless
creatures. However, they seem
destined to go on indefinitely
since no one in Washington
seems to have courage enough
to put stop TO 1t.
The only way 10 get things
done is 10 keep hammering
away at them. So please pub
lish more articles on this SUBJ
iect and may be at last some
thing will he done about II.
Very truly yours,
(MISSl BEATRICE WISTER.
49,
Kirkland, Wash.
EDITOR.
AMERICAN WEEKLY
MAGAZINE,
co Observation-Disclosures
SEATTLE, WASH.
DEAR SIR:
AM PLEASED to see the arti-
"A Gle by DR. Arthur V. Allen,
bringing 10 public notice the
truth about vivisectlon, IN your
magazine. July l.
Every citizen of this country
who knows Of this dreadful tor
ture to hundreds of thousands
of animals annually, and keeps
silent, is quite as responsible AS
were the German people who
said and did nothing about the
cruelties Of the prison camps.
Each person who considers
himself civilized should do all
in ms power TO get laws passed
strictly prohibiting all vivlsec-
ton. before committing the
mockery of singing God Bless
America. v
These people in the labora-
tories deserve to be punished.
LAURA r. RAWSTHORN.
Marysville, Wash.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
MAGAZINE.
DEAR SIRS:
WE WISH 10 compliment YOU
w on the article you pub
lished on July l against vivisec-
ton. If more papers and !naga-
zines would be so humane we
could soon stamp out this hor-
rible situation.
A dog is mans best friend,
he will give his life for one he
loves: They are almost human:
He really shows more love and
affection than the majority of
people. They even fought by
the side of man TO give us free
dom from the enemy, and are
still fighting to the death.
Hardly a day passes we do
not read or hear of some noble
animal saving the life OF some
child or adult.
How do we repay them? BY
this ungoldly vivisection
May God forgive us as a ma
ton. Although we cannot undo
the awful untold suffering
which has been committed on
these innocent trustworthy ca
nine friends Of ours. we can do
all in our power 10 stop II.
Again we want TO thank you,
Sincerely yours,
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. BARNES.
Seattle, Washington.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
MAGAZINE,
co POST-INTELLIGENCER,
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON.
GENTLEMEN:
NOUR article, July !, regard
Il ing vivisection
l should think such articles
are of importance IN enllghten-
ing the general public TO the
necessity of taking steps to do
away with this evil.
Therefore, / thank you for
publishing it. Anything which
furthers the cause of humane
treatment Ol dIlliildlH ~ ~
portant--is rights commend
able.
Sincerely yours.
JOAN WEEKS.
Greenland, y. II.
MR.. NJ. F. PORTER,
I;I,,?I EDITOR; THE AMERICAN
NEW YORK CITY.
DEAR SIR: Y
/ DLEASE let US thank you for
L your publication of DR..
Aliens article on Vivlsection.
Very truly yours.
MISS LOIS DREW BECK,
Secretary Treasurer,