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PAGE SEVEN THE MIAMI DAILY NEWS SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1S39 SPANISH STRIFE EXPECTED TO BECOME MORE SERIOUS as soldiers of their republican army, and who refused to plead in court. The police were in each Hawaiian Isles Being Planted case helped wholeheartedly, by the CATHOLICS HIT I. R. A. SCHEME general public, and the way in which the bill for strengthening In Sandalwood the hands of the executive in putting down these outrages was passed practically unanimously by of raw materials, money, and even is to all intents and purposes already under full military control.

According to foreigners living here this mobilization has gone into effect with surprisingly little friction. There are a few parades, and the sight of soldiers everywhere is nothing new in Poland, but in restaurants and streetcars the pre- dominant subject of conversation is war. How do Poles talk about this parliament is another clear proof Famous Trees Flourishing Once Again Following that this sort of movement enjoys POLAND SHOWS UNITED FRONT ON DANZIG ISSUE All Sections Of Population Resolved To Fight In Defense (Special to New York Herald Tribaoe and Miami Daily Kews) Copyright, 1939) WARSAW, Aug. 5. If German no sympathy whatever here.

There are no two opinions about the thorough-going character of the act, but even the left wing OF TERRORISM Cardinal Hinsley Expresses Disapproval Of Outrages By H. J. 1. 8ABGLST (Conoolldatrd New Features) LONDON, Aug. 5.

One of the most interesting aspects of the war? The average citizen of Warsaw apparently believes that war I 4 1 I I I ri ir 1 forces move into Danzig to annex, it, they will be opposed by a Po situation which has developed in connection with the IRA. activ land more united than at any ities in this country is that the Roman Catholic church, usually very slow in expressing its views where burning political questions time since it returned to the map of Europe 20 years ago. If they proceed instead by "cold war," by the eroding process of alternate threats and cries leading up to ne are concerned, has come out into the open heavily on the side of the British government or, at all events, against the R. A. policy gotiation on the Munich model, Polish resistance will be less cer of willful damage in England.

tain. Near Extermination HONOLULU, Aug, 6. Sandalwood trees, whose burning wood has perfumed with incense the far-flung temples of the Orient since time immemorial, are on their way to become again a commercial product of the Hawaiian islands. It was the glamorous lure of fortunes to be made in the sandalwood trade of the tropical islands of the Pacific that brought many Yankee clipper ships to the shores of those romantic archi-a pelagos in th early part of the last century. So brisk was the business of cutting the trees and shipping the wood to China and other distant parts of, the world that the forests were denuded of them long ago, with the exception of a scattered few stately reminders of the time when they were the supreme source of weath to adventurous traders.

In the recent reforesting of the Hawaiian islands thousands of sandalwood seedlings have been planted and are flourishing. This program of restoring the valuable timber will be continued until the trees are as numerous as they were before their extermination began more than 100 years ago. Charles S. Judd of Honolulu, territorial forester, said recently. HINDU PEER SEATED IN HOUSE OF LORDS 51-Year-Old Indian First Of Race To Be Honored LONDON, Aug.

6. A 51-year-old Hindu peer and barrister. Lord Sinha, will be the first member of his race to sit-in the house of lords through a decision by the committee of privileges of the Cardinal Hinsley, the archbishop of Westminster, who, without having the title, is in effect the Catholic primate of Britain, has This is the conclusion of many of the best informed foreigners living in Warsaw. It Is confirmed by the mixture of brave words and significant silences in the talk of Polish shopkeepers, workers and peasants. News of border incidents and military preparations take the headlines in the Warsaw press.

is Inevitable, although Hitler may postpone it until next spring. He believes that Poland's allies may back out at the last minute of a crisis, but will eventually support Poland in selWnterest. Finally he says with Polish fervor that "we can beat the Germans in the long run without any help." CHINESE PLAN REFUGEE HELP Commission Maps Productive Projects For Relief Work SHANGHAI, Aug. 5. Ambitious plans for relief work have been started by the national relief commission of the Chinese government with a view to eliminating the war refugee problem in China.

These include various productive schemes, such as road construction, development of mines, soap making, spinning and weaving, and the manufacture of farm implements, designed to give work to the 15,000,000 war refugees throughout the country. As a start the commission has spent $5,000,000 to set up 30,000 industrial units, which will provide a livelihood for several million refugees. At the same the commission has prepared an extensive FRANCO REGIME SAID TO LACK NEEDED BALANCE Struggle Between Falangists And Array Due To Be Long By WILLIAM BIRO (Consolidated News Ftatarei) PARIS, Aug. 5. The troubles tn Spain during the last two weeks are but the forerunners of more serious disturbances.

As this writer pointed out shortly after the surrender of Madrid, on the basis of information received from sources friendly to General Franco, it will in all probability take many years for the new Spain to find its feet. It is impossible to reduce the situation in Spain to a simple formula. The victory of the Franco revolt is not the victory of a man, nor of an idea. It has swept into power a highly complex group of forces, many of which are diametrically opposed to each other. Each is pulling and hauling in its own particular direction.

Eventually a balance may be established, but that has not yet happened and may not happen for a long time. General Franco himself, I believe on the evidence of intelligent people who know him, is a sincere Spanish patriot who aspires only to give his country an honest and thoroughly Spanish government But it must not be forgotten that Franco was not the original leader of the revolt against the "frente popular" government. That leader was General Sanjurjo, who was killed in an airplane crash as he was flying from Lisbon to take charge of the nascent revolt, and Franco by the merest of accidents stepped into his shoes. The reason why most of the Spanish generals followed the Sanjurjo-Franco banner in 1938 was that they hoped to restore the ancient power of the army in Spain. The republic had tried to destroy that ascendency of the military over the civil arm of the government.

To accomplish this, it gave army officers the option of retiring on full pay if they did not wish to serve the republic. Very few took advantage of that generous offer, most of them preferring to stay on the active list and profit by the upheaval that they felt sure must come. But the policy of Italy and Germany during the two and a half years of civil strife was to weaken the power of the regular Spanish spoken grave words of disapproval of these outrages. This was followed by the action of the SPEEDSTER INSPECTS HIS COMMAND Catholic chaplain of Dartmoor prison, who refused the sacra BURLEY, England, Aug. 5.

With a quizzical smile Capt Sir Malcolm Campbell, who until recently devoted himself to setting speed records, inspects his company of military police at the camp for territorials here. Like many other British sportsmen, Sir Malcolm has Jointed in the drive to prepare Britain for war. ments to a number of A. People on the streets and in their men confined there. It is difficult for a layman to papers, although deploring the need for such a measure, have little to say against it and the liberal and labor opposition in parliament was so little opposed to the measure that the second reading of the bill only found 17 members to go into the division lobby against it.

Parliament has now placed in the hands of the government a weapon which, unscrupulously ued, might reduce the country to a state of slavery. But, as a matter of actual fact, not one person in 100 will even take the trouble to- acquaint himself with the provisions of the new act, and will certainly never come face to face with Its operation. FRANCE BUILDS ATLANTIC PLANE Giant Latecoere To Be Challenge To American Clipper BORDEAUX, France, Aug. 5. Rapidly taking shape here the new French challenge to the American Clipper transatlantic air service a new 70-ton airliner accommodating 40 passengers and three tons of freight The giant Latecoere Breguet monoplane under construction for Air France Transatlantic will have a wing span of 190 feet, slightly larger than the Clipper ships, and a length of 140 feet It's hulk will be pulled through the air at a speed of 225 miles an hour by six 1,600 horsepower engines.

Each passenger will have a separate compartment in the new plane, with private bath included. Seats are convertible into full-length beds. The forward section of the hull is the promenade deck and bar. under which will be several freight bins. A full-sized kitchen is In the tail, just off the dining salon.

The crew will consist of two pilots, two navigators, two mechanics, a radio operator and two stewards. The motors can be-checked in flight and the complete failure of two will not hinder the plane's operating time of 16 hours between France and America. convey the deep implications that the chaplain's decision involves. This is particularly the case with the Irish people, whose devotion SHARK STEALS COD FROM FISHING BOAT tew their church is a notable char acteristic. It must also be recog SAULNIERVILLE, N.

Aug. 5. (UP) Line-fishing three miles offshore, Charles LeBlanc got the surprise of his life when a 10-foot shark leaped into his boat after nized that the men who have been sentenced to long years of imprisonment for committing these crimes displayed in the dock a burning zeal and on honest fanaticism which made it difficult for homes here speak, boldly and convincingly about their willingness to fight a war, and confine their doubts to their ability to fight a peace. This summer's drawn-out crisis over Danzig has so far strengthened the vocal patriotism of all sections and Classes in Poland. The national minorities, a third of Poland's population, have temporarily suspended political sniping at the Poles.

On the surface, at least, the country seems less frightened of war with Chancellor Hitler than of negotiating with him. Warsaw shows few open signs of the diplomatic siege, in which it is engaged. Life Is normal; cafes are filled; food is plentiful and cheap. The clatter of horse-drawn "drosh- he had pulled in a cod. Alone at anyone to feel anything but a house establishing his claim to a certain respect for the misguided principles which made them act the time, LeBlanc climbed up the mast of his craft and stayed there until the thrashing man-eater flopped over the side again with land reclamation project covering as they have done.

Whatever might be said for the leaders of the LR.A. movement, the wretched boys who stood in the dock and heard the red robed the cod. army for the benefit of the "Falangist' party, which is the Spanish counterpart of the Italian Fascists and German Nazis. If Spain were left to herself, the Falangists would not amount to much, but with German and Italian backing they have become a dominant force. Spain had a taste of dictatorship during the last years of the monarchy.

Mild as that dictatorship was, under the easy-going Primo de Rivera, the nation found it irksome. King Alfonso himself finally realized it must be abolished. The tussle now going on in Spain is between the totalitarian Falangistas, led by Minister of the Interior Serrano Suner, who is Franco's brother-in-law, and the regular army, whose principal chiefs are Generals Yague, Queipo de Llano, Aranda and others. These would like a "Spain for the Spaniards," on the old monarchial pattern, with or without a king, but with the regular army in the saddle. But the Falangists have the inestimable strength of Germany and Italy behind them, and seem at present to have the best chance of getting the upper hand.

The struggle, however, promises to be a long one. seat. The case has no precedent in the annals of the peerage. Lord Maugham, the lord chancellor, gave judgment that Lord Sinha had proved that he was the heir male to the late Baron Sinha, the first Indian to be raised to the peerage when, in 1919, he was appointed undersecretary of state for India in David Lloyd George's coalition government. Baron Sinha died in 192S without MAN GETS DRUNK approximately 2,000,000 acres in 12 different provinces.

In this vast area, it is estimated that over 1,500,000 war refugees can live and work in peace. So far, 50,000 persons have been transferred to reclaimed- areas in judges pass sentences of 20 years' penal servitude upon them had clearly not joined the movement in any spirit of gain or for any THRICE DURING DAY MLDDLESBOROUGH, England, reason other than an unoaiancea and ill-iudjted sense of patriotism. Aug. 5. (UP) A man here ad Shensi, Kiangsi, Fukien, Kwangsi, Hupeh and Honan provinces, and it is intended to move much larger groups to various uncultivated dis taking his seat in the lords, be mitted that he had been drunk Crime, whether political or not, finds little response in this coun kys still more numerous than taxis in Warsaw is the city's distinguishing sound, broken in the last few weeks by the drone of airplanes circling over the city throughout most of the day.

The country has lived for four cause he was unable to prove his three times in 24 hours. tricts when the present colonies prove successful. try. This has been abundantly proved since the I. R.

A. outrages began last winter. Nearly every descent by producing a birth certificate and his parents' marriage certificate, which are required un The magistrate was astonished. "In all my experience, I have months in a state of almost com never heard of a man charged explosion was followed oy ine arrest in a matter of hours of der Hindu law. The present Lord Sinha came to the coronation in Meanwhile, the commission Is studying the possibility of transferring a few million refugees to such remote provinces as Kansu, plete mobilization.

Almost 1,500,000 men are under arms, and civilians with being drunk and disorderly these Irish lads, who made no 1937 and began his fight for a three times on the same day," he have received final instructions about air-raid defense. The supply secret of their participation the crimes, who proclaimed themselves seat, finally proving his lawful birth. Sikang and even Chinese Turkestan, which are sparsely populated, said, imposing fines totaling $8. THE MIAMI DAILY NEWS FORUM: "To see ourseVs as others see us! It wad frae monie a blunder free us." Burns HERE'S PROGRAM FOR GERMANS Old Songs Are Highest Court JUSTIFIES TAXLESS GOVERNMENT IN THEIR POLICIES Session Said More Lasting ThanTheNew To the Editor of the Miami Dally News: They say there Is a remedy for A Symphony To the Editor of the Miami Dally News: The writer of a letter published July 27 accuses Germany "of persistently robbing other nations; of stopping URGES REPEAL OF THE U. S.

ARMS EMBARGO the Editor of the Miami Daily Ntwt: Repeal of the arms embargo involves a lot of very direct questions and answers. First and most important: Can Hitler be trusted? No! Many of us doubted his hon-. esty before Munich, but during his Munich address the whole world listened to Hitler's own words, his promise that he would seek no urthef expansion in Europe. If Hitler cannot be trusted do? we Americans want to see Hitler 7T 7 1 the flow of international commerce and her unwillingness to all ills. This country is very ill.

In projecting this campaign against prevailing ills, I wish to say that I am not aspiring to political office or the hope that I shall benefit in a pecuniary way. My desire is to relieve the Ameri WPA Needs can citizen of the ever Increasing burden of taxation. There is a way the federal gov and Mussolini destroy or capture jvX lUli VX 1 VV vJI XV. the British fleet, rule the Mediter- ranean and control our tin, rub- fc) 1 FOSltlVe ernment can be run without taxing the people into poverty and serfdom. per aim many omer vital supplies To the Editor at the Miami Dully Nw: We are supposed to be a free To the Editor of the Miami Dally Kewt Alonzo of Aragon was wont to say: "Old wood to burn, old wine to drink, old friends to trust, old authors to read!" And he might have added old songs to sing.

But most of those who agree with Alonzo are themselves old. And isn't that the explanation of the whole matter? Of course wine and wood may be improved with age, and authors gain appreciation. But undoubtedly association justifies to no small degree Alon-zo's conclusion. Early associations when we were young and impressionable. Do you remember that moonlight night when Sweet Adeline was sung to the strumming of the guitar? Or drifting in a canoe across the placid lake when he or she warbled in a most entrancing manner that sentimental ditty? Oh, one of a dozen or more then in vogue that let! up to the lifetime climax? And now SO years Christ's mission on earth was to people.

But try to sell a quart of milk for any price except set show human beings the proper way by the milk czars and see what happens. Try to clean and press a suit of clothes for a price other than that set by the czars that set the price and see what happens and many other things. to live that they might save their immortal souls, which are to live for all eternity in heaven, created for all those who obey His commandments, or in hell, created for Satan and "his followers. This "mission" was considered of sufficient importance by Divine Providence, the Creator and Ruler of the Universe, to send His Only Be Did not the president close every bank in the country? Try to possess any amount of gold in your house and the federal government them from injurious or harmful influence, and to make every citizen independent and self-supporting. 10.

Every worker shall be paid the maximum wage possible under the condition in which he is employed. 11. No tax shall be levied, except such as may be required for regulation. 12. No government official or officeholder, from the president down, shall be exempt from the effect of any law at any time, but shall be amenable as a private citizen.

13. No interference shall be allowed with a citizen in voting, regardless of party. One committing such an act shall be punishable by imprisonment 14. The Constitution shall be amended to conform to present conditions. 15.

So far as it is possible, all debts shall be collected from foreign nations, and no loans shall be made by the government or private citizens to such nations until such debts are liquidated. 16. The United States shall be made self-supporting and independent of other nations insofar as it is possible. 17. Naval and air bases shall-be established at all points of the United States or its possessions.

18. All states shall have uniform automobile and traffic laws and rules. 19. Educational leaders of the country shall revise the present educational methods to make school training a practicable tool in the hands of men and women when required. 20.

The government shall encourage, foster and assist all form of athletic sports. 21. The government shall assist the aged and helpless. 22. The government shall recognize the importance of the inventor by rendering such financial assistance as adjudged advisable.

W. M. EDWARDS. Miami. will arrest and imprison you.

Is later when some one by chance happens to sing this old song in gotten Son, Jesus Christ knowing it a crime to own and possess gold? Does not the Constitution on which our government is founded give you that right? Is this the freedom for which so your presence you heave a heavy well how poorly He would be received, cruelly treated and finally crucified by His enemies. This great sacrifice was to prove to us sigh and say: "If music were only like that now." many have fought and died? Fail to pay your taxes and see No, of course not Has the present existing embargo on munitions proved successful during the conflict in China, the revolution in Spain or during the general controversy throughout the entire world? No, in every instance the arms embargo has proved damaging to the best interests of this country. If the "Cash-and-Carry" clause had been in effect during the World war could this country have been drawn into the conflict? Probably not. Would the Lusitania have been sunk? Undoubtedly not Yet sinking of the Lusitania was the straw that broke the camel's back. The actual nature of the Lusitania's cargo was fairly well concealed from everyone except Germany.

Of course there were rumors and these rumors were vehemently denied by the war mongers in Washington and Wall street. Even the 1900 passengers who lost their lives were kept in the dark as to the actual nature of the Lusitania's cargo. If the Lusitania and other American vessels sunk prior to our entry into the World war had been neutral vessels they would never have been sunk. Germany's sole objective in sinking American vessels was to keep supplies from reaching England and France. Will enactment of the cash and carry clause cause bombardment And so to you old songs are ungrateful mortals the great love best Best because you heard Strike Right To the Editor of the Miami Dally Kewe: The situation out of which rose the recent WPA strikes and President Roosevelt's reply, "You can't strike against the government," should cause alarm to all enemies of fascism.

First of all we had a WPA that recognized wage differentials as between the skilled and unskilled. Then In the recent legislation the distinction was wiped out and all WPA workers were reduced to equal hours and the dead level of subsistence living. Protest against this is met with, "You can't strike against the government." This situation is near-on-to fascism in theie United States. Little wonder that the economic royalists hail it There is now little difference between the industrial serfs in the work camps of Nazi Germany and the WPA workers of the United States. Both are on a subsistence level of living.

Both are forbidden the right to strike. For these unfortunates, what is the difference between democratic United States and Nazi Germany? What is liberty if you don't eat? What is freedom if you have no choice but to submit or starve? What is democracy when you dare not protest injustices by stoppage of work. The law that President Roosevelt is now hiding behind was passed to protect the public from stoppage of normal and necessary public functions such as carrying the mail, national defense, etc. It is not meant to apply to such things as relief labor. The use of the law to cover this case is mere subterfuge.

President Roosevelt should not be permitted to cloud the issue with such a transparent dodge. Democracy, it appears, must be pretected from its "friends." LEE HAN KINS. Miami. what happens. Tour home is taken away from you and you are thrown into prison.

Do not our of God for His children, of all nations. Thus was Christianity established on earth. them in the most romantic and impressionable years of your life. And old hymns, to those of us who sat spellbound under the laws say a man shall not be Having thoroughly instructed imprisoned for debt? His 12 apostles, He commanded them to "go forth and teach all Believe it or not, there is a baton of the preceptor during our way to run this country without To the Editor of the Miami Daily Nfws: Harmony can you see it hear it and feel it, and can you partake of it, become one with it? Have you ever thought about it or tried to? Well you can. It's a glorious experience.

You will be surprised to learn that you may find music divine harmony, symphonies in strange places. The most beautiful symphony I ever heard was in the supreme court of the United States. A strange place to hear such lovely music. But I heard it, saw it and partook of it A few years ago I attended my first session of the supreme court. I came away uplifted, enriched, strengthened.

I did not understand the words that were said, but the word was truth, spoken in the cause of righteousness. Truth spoken from the plane of principle is harmony. The unison of the minds expressing in perfected understanding, perfected knowledge, perfected awareness, shed such a light that I could see, hear and feel it, with my inner being of course. Music is vibration, you can hear and feel it Audible vibration is light stepped down into a lower octave. The stronger the more beautiful the light the more powerful, more colorful the tones of the music.

That session of the supreme court was like hearing Caruso sing, Elman play and Pavlova dance. It had all the beauty, grace, rhythm, perfection, harmony of a ballet, an opera, a symphony. I owe a deep debt of gratitude to the nine master musicians for I shall never hear anything more beautiful than the symphony of the supreme court And you can hear beautiful music in strange places too. You have only to listen to hear it. But listening means being quiet, giving attention to, pausing a moment, being still.

You will hear it I am sure. But if you don't it's because you have ears and hear not for music is everywhere, but it will be nowhere if it isn't first in your heart. And If you aren't hearing, seeing, feeling harmony, it's because you aren't expressing any. Everything must go out from you into the world for you receive only from the world that which you have given. You are hearing your own songs of praises, your own harmony or your own criticism or discord.

We do write music but we have to listen to our own compositions. And while to accept the full responsibility for our lives is hard in our own hands is our certain freedom. Let us all hear symphonies everywhere, everyday. But let U3 not be partakers of divine harmony, but makers of music as well. Miami.

HELEN DRESSEL. taxation. Here is how it can be done: 1. The government shall control spiritual awakening, are always best. And old friends but these we do not have till we ourselves are old; friends that through the years have remained steadfast and true.

I wonder whether the writer knows the following facts: (A) Germany did not rob or loot any-nation. Hitler only took back part of the territory stolen from Germany in 1918. When Hitler annexed Austria, doubtless the majority of the Austrian people were in favor of it Czechoslovakia also was part of the Austrian-German empire for centuries. Danzig also is a German city, founded about 400 years ago by Germans, and today it has a population of 95 per cent Germans, who, according to neutral observers, desire overwhelmingly to return to the Reich. While "Germany has not a single square mile in her possession that didn't belong to her before the war, France and England have thousands of square miles of former German territory and colonies.

(B) Hitler Germany is one of the world's biggest exporting nations and the world's second biggest importing nation, so that country is certainly not stopping the flow of trade. Through the intrigue of the international financiers, Germany was deprived of her gold so she pays for a large part of her needs with her own products. We refused to sell helium to Germany for commercial use, although our army authorities stated helium would be of little value for war uses. Last year Germany was ready to start regular airplane service across the Atlantic; Washington did not grant the permit. Despite those unfriendly acts on our part Germany buys more from us than we buy from her.

(C) France and England were "treaty-breakers" long before Hitler came to power. The German peoplj put down their arms in good faith in Mr. Wilson's 14 points. Not one of those points were considered by France or England. England and France solemnly promised to disarm, providing Germany would do so and Germany again trusted and disarmed completely.

International commissions confirmed time and again that Germany had fulfilled her pledge. Did France do likewise'? No! No sooner had Germany blasted away her last fortifications, when France started building the largest forts the world had ever seen and armed to the teeth There was no "big bad Hitler" or any Nazis in power then to blame; Germany was a true democracy then and what co-operation did the German people get? France was pledged by treaty to settle all disputes by peaceful means, yet five years after the war, in 1923. France sent African troops into disarmed Germany for no other reason than to get the richest German coal mines. The German cities were forced by France (unbelievable, but true) to furnish brothels with German girls for the French African negro hordes nations, thus establishing the fact that Christianity was to assume the offensive at all times. The enemies of Christianity, as well as many other timid or cowardly mortals, would have us believe that Christianity should remain inconspicuously in the back all monetary transactions not involving any product or commod And so I often wonder whether 50 years hence some rag, or jazz ground, willingly accepting "crusts and crumbs from enemies, like a hungry dog from his master.

But "go forth and teach all nations" is a command from God, Himself, and means just what it says. That's why the Catholic church takes no dictation from dictators, large or small, who interfere with her methods of teaching Christianity. And that's also why Com of American seaports? The enemy would first have to get through the English fleet and then the American fleet Only a few submarines and a few solitary airplanes could get through at best and they or jitterbug tune will awaken the same sentimental emotions in the young folk of today as our old favorites of yesterday awaken in us. Of course we think these modern monstrosities called erroneously music, will not have this effect. And for one reason they do not last The modern favorite of today is forgotten tomorrow, and can therefore make no lasting impression.

And again the so-called music of today is the distorted expression of a chaotic age. And we believe this condition cannot last, and therefore the jittery music of the present would prove wholly incapable of being understood 50 years hence, when and if the world returns to normalcy. munism singles out the Catholic would never get back. This is a church as its greatest enemy. R.

EMMET JONES. Miami. very biz country; a few shots fired at a few seaport warehouses would be as effectual as the sting or a fly on an elephant's back. Hitler ity. 2.

The government shall not engage in any business in competition with private enterprise, involving the manufacturing or commercializing of any product or commodity, except in emergency, such as in preparation for war. 3. No commodity or product shall be imported into the United States for a price less than that for which the same commodity can be produced in this country. 4. This organization shall not be Democratic or Republican or any other than for the people as a whole.

5. Every worker shall be a capitalist in that he shall share the profits of the firm with which he is engaged. 6. Capital shall be allowed to make a reasonable profit on the investment and shall be protected from interference by the government or other sources. 7.

The army, navy and, air forces shall be increased to the extent that the United States shall be able to cope with any nation or combination of nations. 8. Useless and wasteful spending shall cease and judgment not political pull, shall govern the expenditures of the government. 9. It shall be the object of the government to build up the character of its citizens, to protect is a shrewd man, much smarter than the most of our crackpots on crackpot hill.

He or no other intelligent militarist would risk arousing our anger by useless bombardment of a few wharves or Failing in this another type of music may follow even more exotic and esoteric than the incompre Salute To The Deer To the Editor of the Miami Dally New! From a sordid world the edict has gone forth, little deer, that you must be sacrificed in the name of progress. Listen, little deer, this is to let you know, before you feel the sting of the last bullet, that somebody cares. To end a career of grace and beauty there is a diabolical creature, who calls himself a sportsman when he goes forth with a deadly gun in his hand. To you, little deer, this tribute: Crowned with your horns more king indeed Than human king by force you lead. Till some assassin's ball shall start The life blood from your regal heart A.

D. Miami. warehouses. Have the American people ap hensible mad music of today. Of course there are yet true musicians who play and write music of a high order.

They still tors who would rather beat Roosevelt than beat Hitler. Congress would wreck America in order to beat Roosevelt Senator Borah told President Roosevelt that there would be no war in Europe this summer and that his Information was better than information obtained by the state department. Where does Senator Borah get his valuable information? The American people have a right to know. Maybe he got his Information from Bogus Carter, American minister of Nazi propaganda or the biggest liar in the world. Hitler himself.

A. N. Miami. and all this five years after the war. The German statesmen pleaded for 15 years with European powers to make good their promise.

Fifteen long years the German people waited before they put Hitler into power and started to rearm. Any military magazine wiil show that Germany has no trained reserves, because Germany did not train soldiers until 1933. Finally Germany got tired of being the mercy of the world, so Hitler took things into his own hand. and seemingly Germany is now getting somewhere. MAX BERGER.

Miami Beach, have a considerable following. But the music of today popular with the overwhelming masses would make Stephen Foster and his me proved the cash and carry clause? Since Hitler lied at Munich every poll of the American people has shown that the American people approve the "cash and carry" clause. Why has congress failed to approve the "cash and carry" clause? Just pure political cussed-ness by congressmen and sena- lodic contemporaries turn over in their graves. SIGEL ROUSH. Hillsboro, Ohio..