Show - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - i - i ' '' ? i i ' - - ' ' ''-' - 1: ' f- S r : : klatlort Must Look Ahead - - fi 4 I : - - ' ' r P t ' - '' ' - ' ie l' ii - - - By Dorothy' Thompson - i Lswrenet WuthrOok applied it to the problem of pro: - - ! 7 who luis war" Dream No 8 ((after C rete)i "'rho British have lost the war" Dream No 9 (the— attack on'Russia): "Hitler will fail like Napoleon the two dic- tators will destroy one another" Dream- Not10 which will anew if : and when Russia is conquered "Hitler is now Batik i tied he twlU not try to quer any one else" de-fe- ns 4 -: - I ' - - - The-departne- ' -- -- i - - er p : 1 - er - ti - - - r-emergency de-fe- ns ! 'ngag - - 6 s I I - : self-decepti- ons ATLANTA Ga 119y 5 l'A11-- 0 1 'v f - r New Guardians - p - FIVE Wu 0 Maui Tiros t 0 Itidobur Automatie 0 Suit- age before the defense program began and where the houses now erected will be used in the future It permanently displacing alumi rodent! Werke Plan Should Be Studied c It is in this connection that the federal works agency's "Camden plan" or "mutUal homes" merits attention and ' ' e - 1 pOthor - - 1 soot: owns - ! : - ' ' ' f 0 1 '' 1 :- ' ' '1 : I 7 1- H 1' ' ''- -' - - ::' : I 1 f : i - - i) II r -- i imedst '' Steteqs ' MO D - 1 ' 'A'''''' i:::7: 0I Th 'b"-t- 7 - ' 1 tOYI AS 0 95 t 0 est S130 vi A nywhere 1e ''''''' REGULAR ' - 6i ( to ‘ - 11 '64 Z - :i"-'- 1$ 1 li Nov ' ' 1 4' VI i ' r' c ' ": -' ' - '0014S" ' 1 t 4 ' t MAPLE WALNUT or FINISH Of Ftikl OR TWIN ' - ) t isnmistaihoPgilluiysi11:4 : stY Pc4:ir : 01 em1247 I ---- 3111 - ‘ - iweeittat I: 1 701- - s ITISy'l's A- 1 t- li'l it'lf Itk-: :Iti 00 - - - - r00001 4wa aRIseeS ft Not on ordinary springs but a genulao Simmons Built for comfort and du- ?ability i -- - 1 YOUR 401?CE 41- TOP FULL OR TWIN ' 1 - ' SVTS Cm Is Matiltial i ki‘ r A i ' - 0 41 in investment in long-tim- :Each spring carefully 40r irroOrrium duribility I Ix ' Of 4- - t4 ' $2230 VALVE fat 1'5 sollS1 A 1"- -- ' - SIMMONS Do Lux GLIDER ' AMU VALVE REGULAR Seats and backs ars individual cushionacovered with waterrepellent cover Bee these tomorrow ' 75 frr r : ' SUPER DE LUXE GLIDER REGULAR PAM VALUE A beautifully glider with 4 individual repellent Only one of left so see 77 e ' t 1i1 :31: I : : it I i "F - LEFT t - t' Aro - t - 4 nt 6 LEFT - 0 - - - - CLOSE:OUT Iind VtInch STURDY tOr L i - a 4 -- 4-- " d ae COMPLETE ' j with Length Reg 149 Value 25-- oo DVA 255 tOgrit ITAT 11 IT - io1212V-411VittWZittiMMTV:MitlIKVIVITZTtitZtktg- t X ° 9t PLY ! 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New Night-WatAutomatic Defroster defrosts your Norge at midnight every night without disturbing anything in your refrigerator Fresh meats stay in Coldpack sliding meat drawer Ice cubes stay frozen Moisture drains into Handefrostert and is emptied about once a week—as easily as emptying a pitcher No spilling No dripping No mess No bother Cold-MakMany othl features foctudiog famous Rollator with exclusive Motor400ter for extra hot weather effidency Ste this before you buy any refrigerator -- SPRING-FILLED MATTRESS ' ' Oust SI 949 - ' q t A -- ?L! $ ' - 1' 4 yr :' - 4' OR TWIN SIZES 4 ws k-- - - t 4 '1 ' coll spRitiG s Fla i - 4: ii It 1111Maa - L - ' Ili Ili s : - '-1 w -- '' - A' 1 '''''''--- v "1 t - 11 I 1 E 11 -- 11 ' 1: - 1 I:::4 ' - S 1 Mit SIZES P kili '1-T- 74 t 4 11 : 5 II ' 1111" lkor 644 a ' 1$ t - FuRliiTuRE ' - 'MAHOGANY I ' 4-b - - i POSTER BED EFFeERY - $269 Sod I This chest is well built with 4 big roomy drawers Just the chest youy been look Jug forte complete that bedroom out- fit Wee special at only MAO 4 illIDOEPERYDIY" 4- i (1:11:1gos000tslglaf t ti A':14 ' 4 ' - 9 198 1 i i 500 ig 651:I ' - '1 ' fri g ' 4 01 ' mahogany It! 4 - ! sik - IR - 1 A SI C H E - - t4 0 t ' N MAHOGANY s' i ' 4 OW '' vie tir SUITE $325 GENUINE SIMMONS DOUBLE DECK IA I - b950 9 $ k 0- ryil 1 : 7moitii ' 11 0 lit Aio ‘0tt ' Am if( I tr I ' t I SUITE This Is one of our Most beautiful evitos Reduced to Veoity tench and Meet 1 1 4 i! E Ilth Century twie bedroom seas t il co 15950 in SUITE $250 REGULAR 0- - - 1 1 ‘ SUITE $17950 Anitellisth fiCaeisnht:dry imoial:orgicahny Chippendale suite this mahagany color which bigs out the beauty of the weeds 4 Illeces‘only - i7N ! 11016 ' - PS:-4 I I t $225 REGULAR - - — 1 t ' - en4-PIEC- i '- 1 5 mai harvest Ores hi I fin-sh- ad i 1 '-4- a) e A -- 744- -- — 'il 1' - I Tws suite has the maw bauEfuI I wasliloweed I ill IIII All pisces are artistically:44044 and 2 Twin tads Vollity d Chest— av VII I tt o Delivery by Truck or Freight Allowed Most -- 7f5ds)-- : ' 1 WZI or A 4 0 Q® I I -- 20 i - I i Trft4'' A - -1- s tf VI it )(g ' !!11 - ' 4 sAhlt S21!9S at At ': r-1- '4 SUITE sutit:4 A walnut bedroom suite with 9 large mirror vanity and large chest This suite the extras i it 17 ' (414 ' 16141ko b - - - A tist:'fl:‘'' 40' 'I:11 C'''' tettai ' - i s '' - 1 il framed d ii Of ''' ' f - iI 0 i 1 A REGULAR r e:: 4itsIT p t ! t '- - o- i SUITE a largo!) suite with extras 1 : 1 4 t 99 lent price of A young America modern Itigany sIndividualI mirror ot ono low prico—M for only :17 i' ' I i4 PI 9:30 fa 530 tors Iilli‘l Ii r - I r- ' :" '''' ?' 40 ! with - - ' : - I Wei nig suite the A REGULAR : P ''''' i' $ i 1)esety ( ! :1 ' - I anti mows - f ta e i a 'it'll f tho ono low price of 4 '''' fehestfebe to match '' 1 "' - 171 i ''' ' - ' as 4oday's mo'dern oc i ‘ - iticlusiost at tho sons 000 00000 000000 'REGULAR 'A streamlined 4 0'' :: !'i T ( $ ' :'-'--it 4 - a in g tep -- 4 0 1 w I - t ITIJ 4 i 74:---'4:- 2 ' ' :1 WITH EXTRAS it includes' all the extras ' Nk--' - 1!-s AUE 11 BA mitts - ) :::11'':r: - I il Stodlo— Street Floor ' - : ' 1 4''iltd:11: ' ' ! tt4 —1-- i l' Photograph — s' - : :':-- i ' " ::' - 660 ''''""' '' - A ' 7 s Igo 1 ) f7RE' 491 WITH EXTRAS regularly SS95 Ilk C'' s ' - )-- '''l $ -- I ' j - ' '' ' ‘ - -t ' - ( tf --- -- ' tactr'weiPliigia :it I minas astio emit ±11 - 1:" - t'C) vi 11MS 14 z 4 ' s 1 : 95 I 4 P011' ONLY A --- Is Colonel - 1 t i - picture in good condition 8 U i 1 - - e 1 1 $ ' — t ' MINIATURES made from 50 any old or new — 1 0 ! 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Shorposiat - ' -- - !i ' 11 -- i-- WITH THESE l'EATIIIIES: 1 s :II: I 4 ' ' --- ''''' - ' --- - - '4 Hand-colore- ' -- salvage' But muCh of 'the housing 'fithot 1 needed- is 111 industrial areas where there was a housing ahort- tot 1 :T-T-!7:4 : k iy I " t 2 — - - - I - io-t- Ldir4 : ' 1 - fli Jilly 5ziale i '''i 1 - 0- 1 Seized Ships Get i i 't $ OM 1 1 ---t4- - la ' 1"14-- 4 : ' ' 5' 'r r4 I '- l t' S'' -0 7 --sx ' 1 I' ' Fer the smart young moderns here's the Weil bed- room outfit Hedsome Modern styling phis ell i the sutras—for only it ' " i isi( ''''' P: ' :It - ' r " 1 A tij)11 'i-'r:-:- - I 1 - '101 :' :: c ft 1 MODERN SUITES yilITH EXTRAS 71 i 411 -- -- Pm i z ' '' r t '' -- L1 7 Th"t - i : :s'554gri7"115174 t ' 1 -- k ' a - ' i 401L---- i e 1 i :' L I I r' ) I I Z Is 17:1" ': 4 'N ' - 0 rt" 41 ‘ - 7"1"14 — 1 - - Z roptt ti c 7 ' r - hLi - I not alone asciptionally kW pricesi but smartly stylosl Imqrsons furniture that "sill go a long way le'maiting your bacIrsons a tete fertbli' attractive place In whkh to Ova Make It habit fó shop st'AXELRAD'S—hosa POLICY OF LARGER VOLUME1 LOWER OVERHEAD QUICKER TURNOVER anal SMALLER PROFITS roans ' great savings: to you t EXTRAS INCLUDED ARE INNERSPRINO COIL4PRING BOUDOIR LAMPS I ' ' t4 - ars sfew of Ike many thrilling values in bedroom fel values that give yo nifur that yell will finsl at )AXELRAD'S - if'11 6 1 1 I - — 1 Shown hors 1 1 i fler husband has been 11111111fig three days Confident he won't have i to buy her a mink coat 1 ' - NMI Wi—- - 1 ' s - b - 1- "-- 11ie ' i ' I -- sommoi 4 EVERYTHING FOR THE BEDROOM NOW 'AGAIN AT PRICES IMPOSSIBLE 110 DUPLICATE - - 00ERED ' r i-o- ji days ' t: ' laziest I s t4' ' M MEN tst' '-' - - AXELRAD1S AT ' 4 ' LAxLII i) - - Atlanta Constitution's f a I h I tln writer is allergic to mink coats She hold a $3500 Mink coat to be photographed or a fashion article illustration brushed it gently against her face and sneezed She has been sneezing for three two-oce- an " -- dream ioo : - - - : 9- ''1 ' :- -2° - : of modern history with our eyes hatf 'closed and with much less than 'half our energy enlisted for the ordeal Between the people who tell us that all will be well if we do nothing and the people who promise that all will be well If we do a little though we need not inconvenience our- Selves too much ing--- as all the have tion of such whelming peril sleepiest and the most complacently foolish will no :longer be able to sleep and Dislikes Mink Coats z - i ymmatlf1T!7rearrsrrm 4 - - - :- k 1' — 1r Al5 July 6 1941 1I - Atlanta Fashion Writer ' '' Drifting Drealming Tewsrd Disaster r Thus we face the most forMidable enemy we have ever faced in the most critical period I 0 -- l- - 1 : on self-decepti- : pt ' self-decepti- - -- con- Nevertheless to' Oils of all these which have blinded and confused us the great majority of the peoin the ple have come arms program and in aiding the allies They have followed the president But the president who holds these beliefs has never irt actual practice been willing to take them with full ge 0 r seriousness after 12 months the record shows such a vast discrepancy between his words and his acts as to raise t h e question whether Mr Rooseveit's form of wishful is not to indulge in strong language as a means of avoiding disagreeable acts Luxuries Show e No Let-U- p 5 Nobody could have used larger Words about the necssit3r of total defense But the fact is that this spring afteeone year of total verbal defense we are producing mechanical' luxuries that compete with defense not merely in normal but in boom quantities Mr Roosevelt has never had the courage to rek duce civilian consumption he has never bad the courage to get away from business usual be has never had the courage to get away from the social reforms and the trade union restrictions that interfere with production He has en couraged this country to rel main asleep and to dream that It could defeat Hitler without sacrifice or even without inconvenience He has called for total de” fense but he has never been willing to face the disagreeable business of organizing it effec4 tively Hé has kept every in'4 competent member of his ad- ministration by the device of appointing someone else not tO - A bill italdng'zer an addition- ' ' al large riding houses for :several thou- appropriation for workers of tpr' New:York': sand Illousing paises the quescompany' In the Shipbuilding tion of how these tuna shall be i area Camden i The plan Is housexpended for what type of uniquely !American it is copied ing Ilith what sort of financing As the war 'effort goes for s from themutual lUsurance Idea avardItept are being taken and It isl-- excellent Investment capltions started which influPnce "talism and thoroughly social and' The whole social economy and with 'wh- itdoes away- entirely will have' consequences outlast- i Ing the present ornergincy If aidyk at the same !time keeping as m lesult of a housing emerfor 4 ' the workers of tertcy2due to the sAden expanthe the of rent with elasticity sion Of defense industrios the ownership' That it staoultyor principle is (vanished that the the i'of both the hu 'approval subsidize rents pmust government National Association of Manuface ' workers: that princiole will Sr ZC and commende the Wert 0 mot be abolished with the ' end v it uniquely f of the'- war emergency- :sets up homes mutual Briefly That there is a housing short'of units a large housinrcomplex acage calling for- government of Various sizes and sella stock tieit it undeniabl- eIn the whole to the occupants of laborJias eatimated that who agree tnpay rnonthly a sum there Ire 5000040 worken ensufficient to - cover i interest tattd41 the defense industries amortization4 instirarice taxes' and Other agencies report a maintenance xepair vacancy re shortage of some 500000 dwell'serve and administration ex- ing units pentes Cengress has made &Wits apInitial m on t h l y payinenta for defense houspropriatiom from $24 to 30 depend range ing on the eondition that they Ing on the size of the house If shall be used only where private the resident keeps up his' place capital fails to- supply the shortadequately the percentage for agemaintenance is released back Butit can also be argued that- into: the reserve after the expis as long as the predominant gmration of a year the occupant re ! ernment policies with revird to ceivis certain credits And cans defense housing are followed not be deprived of Ills equity' In oilier words the home-ownprivste capital never will- sup1- For the poi131' the shortage has :what amounts- to a policy with a cash surrender value or a ley of the government that Involt's heavy subsidy to a small paidp-uinsurance value Furthermore air his housing percentage of defense workers needs expands or contract he can createe a situation with which move Inside the Mutual Home private Industry cannot possibly compete and will eventually corporation without disturbing mucreatelademand for subsidy on his equity Theoretically turd homes could be b u i I t s part of all workers throughout the whole United Pre)eet- Should Serve States and the i policy-holdAl Future Model 'could move from! Hartford to Detroit- to Los Angeles without The Itovernment ought there-- 101181 fore to set up a defense hous" Iris program of such a Tutture Audubon Village i i that it could be followed by priBuilt In Shop véte capital' and create a model Colonel WestbroOk and his for further! housing activities sociétes erected aUdubon village has after ma by prefabrication' In a factory passed ln 'othei words the up for that purpose to dern housing program should be set onstrate the superior speed and of such a nature that it can pave the way for grandiose slum clear-an- te efficiency of such a process Were the Procedure universally and rehousing projects in adopted the saving in building the future in which both pricosta would be immense vate and public' credit and capThe whole program is liquids ed ital Thia would ' mean that the - ablej costa the taxpayers noth- -ing and risks decrease in proporhouset must beeconomic -- - that tion:to the number of units and the workers who occupy' them on an actuarial participants must for what :pay they get ' basis It fa as applicable for pH with g all speculative values vat capital as for?public credit "'queued out investment and not provided If the governm'ent goes on with Is the object and a system whereby rents are speculation could offer 'an outlet for insur uneconomic gauged by wholly an ce companies' and savinge lactort such as t h workers' I banks funda so workone to that pay abtlity But It offer two political ader pays one rental and another vantages to any administration i for the same facilitiek another and that may be One reason why —subeidy to some and no subsome circles in Washington 're7 — we be ' shall sidy ttir other gard It coldly heading for serious political trouIt is an added reason however bles Under such conditions whole why capital labor and the public blocks of 'charity recipients are should support it land why in- created who can be politically deed congress should demand it friction inmaniptilated and as the form of outlet for govern' ' the follows with stepeatiably ment funds For it does not children those whose superior compete with private 'capital: earning power turns out to be butkion the contrary suggests a a liability to them rather: than means whereby vast amounts of an ass4t : Idle money could be put immeViet Is plenty of experience stately to productive social use In other countries to show the laek tif wisdorit of such proce' eures3 The Austrian social democratic party rehoused the work-e- n of Vienna in a grandiose manner 'but the superior fedi' ties offered to one part of the NEW YORIC July 5 (iP)—The population at the expense of an- maritime commission has started other :turned out to have fatecarrying out its plan to replacl jul political consequences coast guard details ion seized exit Demand Market ships by its own representatives Arrive Teeether Captain Granville Conway north Atlantic district manager of the Moreover in this country hJch wu the first in the world commission said Saturday Assignments of two men to a to understand mass production have been made to Ital ship reason there ino why housing Ian veuels I Other vessels tour albe to a should not be produced at price fected seven Gerand Italian art that workers are able to pay Boston Philadelphia Mass production of housing man shiPs in Pa Chester Captain Conway haa not occurred beiause there and not know what arrangements was insufficient demand and an did were being made tot 19 other craft inadequately certain market held in ports outside Of his disNew suddenly the demand and the Market are both here And trict there As no more reason why the este should subsidize rents au-or : t ownership of houses than of CLOSE-OU- T tomobiles or clothes The quesz tion Miens of technical efficiency OF RUBBER411ED odequate wages and the eliminaMOWERS ' In LAWN tion of speculative values or building and in land li II r:oinj44 "' These "remarks of course do - -4 is to t that plaintot apply housing a isofolt '1°' ly '‘4: 04 1: If Orvdt plant powder lyternporaryt 4 a desert obviously is set up' ‘eirv to be dismantled when the de0 1 mand for vast euentities of pow- ' ''N ' probder' shrinks the housing buildICS 00011111111 Jere la like the problem of 't Such soldiers for barracks d2C7''' 0ing jc houses should be built with the k titer intention to disznantlo and replace the incompetent but to offset him For every board that did norwork he has appointed a still higher board never di— ' cisively admitting that anything was wrong never decisively putting right what was wrong He has declared the existence of an unlimited emer- gency which is a tremendous imitation of an act but having uttered the words life went on as before The proclamation Was not the prelude to action but the substitute for it :: 1 - o - 1 'No 7 (after Benghasi): t Dream "The British are winning the - 74 - 1 I i !) 1 - used The ancient often Wm said to exerti7 te the messenger who brought: them' bad news We i have worked' out much more elaborataMeth ads of not taking seriouily the ' very 'd' gree aneewsntehwat that reaches us: the there exists Izz our world a cOncen- trated organized mechanized power of evil that is more mat: sive and more effective and more ruthless than anything the 'modern world has ever seen 4 It Is Impossible to make a complete catalog of the twits deception which we have managed to provide ourselves with in our desire not to face' up to The truth The Catalog Cannot be made complete because the wish to avoid- - the grit truth and to escape the trouble of acting accordingly is so strong In the human heart that as soon as one excuse for doing' nothfng is discredited another is invented IL S Mud Shun Wishfulness It is' indeed a question whether any people has the fortitude to face the truth until it is actually cornered and compelled to fight for Its very WC - Certainly we here in America are no more wishful now than ' were the British until after the fall of France It lust happens that our salvation depends upon our putting aside all wishfulness and upon doing in time what all the others have started to do when it was very nearly In the case of Britain and altogether in the case of France too late For the British while they slept and dreamed still had America to fall back upon But for us there is nothing else to fall back upon if we sleep and dream ourselves into disaster Let us recall some of the which we have embraced Less than two months before the war began the most eminent member of the senate Opposition stated that he knew there would be no war On the basis of that agreeable misinformation the senate refused to consider any measure to avert war This was dream No it iThere will be no war" Dream No 2 followed Quickly: "This is a phoney war Dream No! 3: "It does not matter who wins and anyway the allies cannot lose Hitler has no rubber lb oil no noncommissioned officers his tanks are made of wood and he will soon be overthrown by the army" Following the fall of France we had dream No 4 "The war is over" Dream No 5: "No one cant touch us: in 1946 we Shall haVe a navy" Dream No 6: "The British cannot ba beaten and 50 they do not need 'help" - 4 ! 1Greeks i t Project Should Be Subsidy ree Model'fciiPriirate Effort After i Ejilergency'Passes Writer' Says ' -- - f - - ' e - T t 0 I 'i BriVa !ter Lippmann r In Defense‘ Housmg - - ''t i t I I - s'TTH loos Securtly Do° E D t reamf ' it ' Mit Sait gut(' Zribtutt - I 1 ‘ - ' - - 4 Eunday lifornhig : - i! 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