Union Barber Dies, U. S. Boycott Against Japanese
Ending Tradition
SEighteen ould Feed Hate, Speaker Says
A Michigan tradition died Suidy. (Continued froin Page 1) lation would entail a horrible human
For 18 years Joseph H. Hooper clique, he continued, for the army is The army is not against capitalism
ministered to' the tonsorial wants a conscript body in which one out of j and the industrialists who are profit-
of the campus until, at his passing. every three each year receives train- ing most from it, but they do wish to
he was manager of t .w Union bar- ing. The conscripts are from the curb the latter. Their one real way
masses, many of the younger officers out, however, as they see it, is to ob-
ber shop. And in those years he saw being from the lower middle class ta, by force if necessary, the cheap-
the gradual metamorphis of Michi- which feels itself economically al- er resources which they believe they
gan men from a spirit of collegia to a ligned with the masses. Ican get in China.
spirit, in many cases, of study: saw It is the army to which the Japan- Thus have they led the move for
it while he was giving Joe and John- ese people as a whole have turned for j'an aggressive policy in China which
ny and Tomand a host of others that relief against their increasing pov-! they believe will be profitable in that
well-groomed appearance that only erty. Revolution against their indus- it will ultimately mean higher stan-
"Mr. Hooper" could achieve. trial lords, the people rule out, Dr. dard of living for the masses and con-
At 3 a.m. Sunday he died at a Brumbaugh explained, for they be- tinued competition in the world mar-
private hospital. A month of illness lieve the very density of their popu- ket.
that had kept from his regular du- - ---------
ties ended in heart failure.
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