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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-03
ASIATIC ANANIAS

Civilized people heartily disapp1ove almost everything
the government of Japan does but there's Tokyo policy
which they just heartily approve That's
soaplng the people constituting every engagement in which
japanese armed forces take part as a victory
The Battle OF Midway offers example of how this Tokyo
habit works out in practice Military experts say
that battle was the greatest naval defeat suffered Japan
Thousand years of history But what did teJapanesegoy
ement tell the people? Simply that the Battle Midway had
carried the TO Americas front door important
step toward freeing Japanese the of Ame
submarines.
The result Of this msnformation, swallowed by the
japanese public that shipping shares the Tokyo
change scared to high levels It's just Nppoese version
of the South Sea Bubble It's easy will happen if
the truth of the Battle of Midway gets few more
Japanese vctores like and there will be no Tokyo Ex
change.
The japanese governments policy of msnformng peo-
pie is Americans applaud with enthusiasm begins
to resemble weapon with which Japan preparing com
NIT hara kr
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-03

medicines being discovered these days
Take the sulfonmde group drugs or the suphonmde
II the British spelling is preferred These sua mean
we'll when they start OUT they begin with prefex sua
suto But all of sudden they off crazy meanderng
that exhausts the mind as the alphabet What is
la man unframed in science going word like sui
anylguandine?
Dr. later has earned four cheers The using Latin
prescriptions has been the development of the
derivatives of all kinds prescriptions are writ
ten in English people will still themselves in cere
bral whlr they try to find out what they taking
Sides there still is the physicians handwriting with which
contend.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-03
AGREEING WITH THE DOCTOR

The practice of writing medical prescriptions in Latin
kicking around the convention of the Medical
Association in Atlantic City when DR.. Wallace NJ Yater
cred the section experimental and
therapeutics of which he chairman
Prescriptions he said, should be written in English
patient should know what he is getting The psychological
value of mysyng him great and for that
commonly used chemical sufficiently myStying.
The argument that the chemical mystifying
nough should have certain aracveness any person.
trained a chemistry, who tries to keep abreast of the
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-03
HANDS OFF POLICY


Perhaps Inspired by the circulation in the oationist
papers Of deep dark plot Smear Democrats who opposed
the administrations preparations flock of aspans for
Congressional candidates. have been deugng headquarters
with requests for ammunition the other contend
for nominations of these solicitations sound
like demands that the National organization intervene directly
and forthwith in these and district behalf
opposition individual seekers for the opportunity
join the National legislature
In the first place the Washington headquarters has
orty direct district primaries conventions and
in the second place has desire involve itself in local po
itca rvares 1t has always taken the position that these
for the people the respective commonweas
determine One commonplace and practical explanation
this attitude is that might be awkward for the Demo
cratic high command if in the of hostile foray
dviual the should decide ignore the put
the National ticket the individual had been repudated
by it.
Individual members of the National Committee may have
their points view availability eligibility
conendg candidates for the nominations and doubtless
participating in the primary campaigns but in this they
strictly their and presumably motivaed by the de
sire have the nominated whom they believe has the
better chance of prevailing in the November elections
The Federal administration likewise keeps
primaries Indeed the Presidents announcement of his
view that he thought Congress should be elected regardless
of party that would support the Government emergency
and he repeated the phrase regardless party Even
ting the gross improperly of acrd parsanship in time
what other course could administration take with its
conspicuous members in charge the martial
es OF the Government distinguished Republicans?
The communications referred asking the National
mtee for campaign ammunition from all people
Ambitious contestants and their promoters for held
by anadmniStration Democrats call for all isolaons
records of these Sitting Congressman campaign for
ton cite their party service the National
should help them suppress the aspirants
The desires of the respective seekers for political
quite understandable part of the Ma
uOna organizations functions
Its job begins when the districts candidates.
So much for the moonshne plot njure destroy Con
who opposed the That plot
of group of journals walowng filth of
scandaous story that would an
intestinal percent of the number people through
the huge crcuations those "eend the
objects of a conspiracy imagined for the OCCASION
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-03
TAKING RUMORS APART

Rumos have become unavoidable feature of everyday
life it and scientific notice and rumor
ers inevitable dispatch dscoes that Indiana Unve1
sity has established clinic The clinic conducted
in connection with information established pre-
vious with assistance Of faculty members who teach such
subjects as psychology sociology and publicity Under grad
sis.
Light is expected to be shed the identity of the type
person who starts those who circulate
effect have public morale by scholarly examination
the subject Both spoken and printed will be studied
Students will be encouraged help squec rather than
keep them in circulation 1t is hoped that of this experiment
group trained in distinguishing gossip from
War seldom attain the dignity publications usual
deal with the tragic side and invariably they
peated Persons who fond of believing such gossip
particular interest the psychologists who
suspect that some mental twist is responsible
More rumor clinics needed. They accomplish
worth while public service.
ryho sta rtod to ha q
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-03

Many Victory gardener who started be vegetar
ian has decided that his enterprise will be failure unless he
harvest the rabbit crop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

JOAN STANLEY. the Latin Quarter pretty, is
married and doesn't givadamb about movie
career, etc. So when talent scouts offer screen
tests (which they do often) Joan sends girl
friends in her place.
A famed athletic club may become hotel.
Reproduction of defense stamps on a current
mag is in violation of law Ask any philatelist
Lovelest headline ever saw: U. S. Indicts
% Bund Leaders.
BROADWAY Dictionary (Horse Players
- Edition.: The Big Ring: The Doorway to
Hell.
Tout The guy who'll show you how TO make
a million--if you'll bet 81 for him.
Sheet-writer: An authority who knows all
about horses except which onell win.
Overlap: horse that's three times as good
as its price. It's pleasure TO lose on this one.
Parlay Optimism on the instalment plan.
V'HE Big-Time: Kostelanetzs Sunday night
Il airing of the Jerry Kern tunes from the You
Were Never Loyelier" flick with Astaire and Hay
worth.
The Fun House at Steeplechase Park-longest
running show in the nation--45 years
Ann Sheridan in Wings for the People"
Jack Harris crew at La Conga.
Lucille and Eddie Roberts at the Rainbow
Room-amuslng mnd-reading.
Monica Lewis thrushing at the Stork
,. The breeziest first act in any musical show
This Is the Army"-and the 2nd stanzas bullet
tempo'd specialties.. What a wedding!
VOUR newsboy first struck Nazi Dr. Westrck
with spotlighting revealing his presence here
When he albled that he was Just here on
private business we offered evidence proving his
intimate connections with high Nazi propa-
gandists, his links with certain influential Ameri-
cans and his brazen campaign to win them over
10 Hitler's side
The II. Trib later confirmed our case against
Westrick in every detail The publicity blast
mat followed, by various papers blew Westrick
right out Of the country
few months later. newspaper award was
presented 10 another reporter for his work
against the Naz DOCTOR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

A HOLLYWOOD historian states the first star
= to wear Stacks in the film colony was neither
Dietrich nor Carlo but ALA Nazimova. Do you
remember Nazimova. Constance Bennett and Jack
Pickford in film called MY Son?
"Of all the disreputabe sights 1 have ever
seen In my life. you are positively the worst" is
what / heard my Girl Friend say
Went downstairs to learn the inspiration of
the remark and there saw the pup covered with
mud and soaking wet but wearing a pleased
look and happily wagging his tail. He had been
on hunting trip all by himself.
600 ONE Mrs. Casey of Manhattan says women
~ over 40 do not look well In bathing suits"
Writes a Washingtonan.
Il am az. have been married % years and
have four children and six grandchildren but I
look all right in a bathing suit.
MY measurements are: height, s feet I inch:
weight liz pounds; bust, 81; waist, 25: hips, 49,"
How do you conclude your love letters? A
letter read in a recent California divorce case
had the interesting conclusion:
Oceans OF love and kiss every wave"
Seems IN very weak moment / suggested
that Pittsburgh might win the National League
pennant This statement did not improve my
standing in Brooklyn as is indicated by a poem
have received from a BrooIynite named
Maureen which starts:
Nc had such faith IN Doaing.
Til his column sent us ,ctoiiing
Whom he picked them Bucs TO win the flag
When Brooklyn had it in the bag.
A LARGE organization which never has used
"A women in one line of work recently decided
to give the girls chance. The announcement
included the following significant sentence:
while the openings are created by the present
emergency this new policy il To be continued
after the war II over"
Fellow who has a cat says the animal re-
Gently disappeared for six months. 1t returned
one day. walked straight into the house and
without even glancing at the folks walked right
10 chair, jumped into II and went TO sleep.
fine way to act after being away six months
don't dislike cats but never could see them
pets.
"My wife II q clever paperhanger She always
papers house, the houses of her sister and
several houses owned by her mother" writes
a Baltimorean.
"She is also n good mechanic; she can take
down automobile engine and overhaul IL
thoroughly. But a cook she Is a flop She
can't even fry an egg right"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

reply OF your Brooklyn reader to my claim that
housework need not he the endless job that some
martyr type women try to make their husbands
believe II IN.
Her letter is bbth amusing and pathetic. II
Is schedule and nothing more than schedule that
makes the difference between easy and difficult
homework.
II will be happy to advise this poor soul from
Brooklyn any other inept housekeeper con how
to make up u schedule.
"Your bewidered BrookIynite asks n have
Many children I have two. also n Red
'Cross Nurses Aide, do church and Parent
Teachers Association work. hold office in
woman's organization and have many other in
terests. And ! am still doing my housework
In two hours day"
An ASKED IL I ever heard the song: "On
"A the Level You're Little Devil but III
Soon Make an Angel of You l never have
as for quaint street names" writes New
Yorker, "how about Skunks' Misery Road In
Locust Valley, y. y. Or During Place, oyster
Bay, n. Y.?"
When talking of past baseball greats why
is it sportscribes so often fail 10 mention Larry
Lajoie who of the six greatest ball
players Of all time?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

the Wood Robber: An ancient immigrant who
came to the East Side about so years ago. Over
70. Prows the streets picking up wood-from
match sticks to discarded furniture. But nobody
knows what he does with II.
"Hilda" the pride of Ebbets Field bleacher
fans. Knows much about baseball as Durocher
and is thrice as comical.
Her barker voice and tiny beard are as famed
a part Of Brooklyn the Bridge.
LACES About Town: War correspondents John
l. Gunther. Jay Allen and John T. Whitaker
arrestng the attention of George Jean Nathan
and VIM. Saroyan al a corner Stork-cub location.
The mayor leaving the This Is the Army"
show and yelling
II gotta write the President about this right
away-terrifc"
Oh critic, too?
Count l. dangling from a bedsheet out
side his hotel window-with newspaper camera
men making photos of his predicament. Wife
trouble.
President Quezon of the Philippines feasting
on cheesecake at Reubens.
Margaret Scott singing II Threw Kiss in
the Ocean" at Cafe Pierre and really meaning H.
Her fance is Lieut.. John Campbell of HIS
Majesty's Ship Delhi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

gravy poured over
newly made home
baked peach pie ?"
Gene Tunney in his
entire ring career lifted
his chin up only once
during a fight. And
that one time was when
Dempsey socked him
and sent him down for
the famous Ia count
SUSIE, the California
~ home manager who
says she completes her
housework in two hours,
writes:
81 have carefully
studied the historical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

A woman icithout laugh in her
Is the greatest bore in existence.
-Thackeray.
A S TO the wisdom of woman marrying man
"A younger than herself il is worthy Of note
that Rosahnd Russell. Myrna 10y and Madeleine
Carroll have all recently married Younger men
Lucky Il the girl who II married TO a Scots
man." says Brooklyn matron. "Scotsmen make
fine husbands. They always bring all their wages
home TO their wives"
Asks San Franciscan:
"Have you ever tried hot fiayorfuI roast beef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

Lee Shubert is dick
ering with Frank Fay
land Ann Corio TO head
line another one of
those vaudeville shows
later this summer.
One of those bald
headed birds with a
single stretch of fringe
across the rear of his
dome) was heckling Joe
f. Lewis. He niftied:
This Il the first
time i ever saw n face
with a belt In the back"
NEW WORKERS You
~ Never See From a
Sightseeing Bus: Ike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Recreation
Aids Morale
In Wartime
Strain of Living Makes
# More Necessary
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENINa

BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING
THE strain Of living in war
= time makes recreation In
some form more than ever
necessity.
The Puritan tradition which
disapproved of i'd eness or
wasting time has gone the way
OF most Puritan traditions.
Psychiatrists long have known
that recreation Of some kind is
an imperative part of the treat
ment not only Of mental pa
tients, but indeed a necessity
for the balance of any sane
man.
/ am therefore interested in a
bulletin from the Menninger
Clinic of Topeka with various
chapters written by PSYCHE
artists in which they describe
their own hobbies about recre-
alton.
ONE enthuses about horticul-
" ture. another about contract
bridge. another about stamp col
lecting. another about classical
music, another about dancing.
another about chess, others
about mask making, poetry.
photography. bird study, etc.
The contract bridge advocate
points out that there are $751;
013,559, 800 possible bridge
hands that any one person
might have dealt 10 him and
even If a person should live a
lifetime of bridge playing and
hold the same hand twice. the
other three hands would be diff
ferent and anyway he wouldn't
remember the first time, so in
his opinion this is good hobby
because at least it won't run
out on you.
He believes that every air
raid shelter should contain a
deck of cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

QIGTOWN Smalltak: Lillian Hellmap will
- produce Vladimir PIONEERS Edge of the
Sword"
Harry Richman enters the Air Corps Aug.
las a captain.
The Eddie Cars expect an image in Oct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

ZACH one OF these enthusiasts
IL has great deal 10 say in
favor of his own hobby.
may say. however. that the
stamp collector and the classical
musician have failed to con-
vince me.
I would like TO be convinced
by the dancing enthusiast but /
have long since been warned by
the promptness with which one
of my dancing partners suggests
that we sit the rest of IL out
that there is no use in my at
tempting TO learn the Conga.
Chess, which DR.. Karl Mennin-
ger selects for a favorite hobby,
is defended with his usual dia-
lectic skill.
He related that when he used
TO play with another psychiatrist.
his opponent would say:
"Come on. We must go and
wash our minds"
He believes that chess appeals
to certaian people as a hobby
because Of its aggreSsivenesS and
destructiveness.
DEOPLE who do not play
i good game of chess perhaps
are not mean enough.
It is not a pacifist's game. It
was one of the favorite recrea-
tons of some OF the worlds
military leaders, including Will
liam the Conqueror and Ma
poleon.
The real object Of chess. &C.
cording TO him, is father murder
in other words. capture and
immobilization of the king.
/ am rather attracted 70 the
chapters on mask making and
poetry as hobbies.
I would feel all right about
photography and bird study ex-
cept that when I pick a hobby.
1 want one during which l sit
down.
That is why I am in favor of
the hobby of gasoline Hationing.
hope il will get to the place
where l can 60 home and sit
down forever.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
L. G.: What is the cause of
constant sneezing during the
day and at all seasons of the
year?
Answer: Nasal infection either
of the sinus or the nasal mucous
membrane or perennial allergy
from the presence of animals or
house dust. / would suspect pet
canaries. parrots, rabbits, cats.
dogs and horses in that order;
possibly a pillow stuffed with
rabbit hair is the cause.
F. s.: If a person has tuber-
culosis. are deep breathing ex-
erciseS harmful?
Answer: Yes. One of the most
important principles of treat
ment in tuberculosis is rest,
especially reduction in the num-
Der Of inspirations Deep breath
ing simply tends to spread the
infection from one part Of the
lung 10 the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
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La gaceta., 1942-10-09
UN SOLDADO TENORIO
Condenado a un ano de ira
bajos forzados

Londres, Octubre 9.-Por
haber molestado a dos mucha
chas inglesas, tratando lie be-
sar a una de elias y haciendole
proposiciones deshonestas a Ia
otra, ell soldado Samuel p. viii
lis, de 20 amos, vecino de Law
ton, Ohio. fue condenado a un
ano de trabajos forzados y ex-
pulsldo del ejercito.
En- la rrimera falta, cuandc
trataba de 5asar a una mucha
cha ell ., ntr &c la vdluntad Ia
6sta, interyina una mujef po-
.licia. La 3agunda muchacha de
clar6 que ell soldado la recoglG
en- un autom6vil, la lley6 al
campo, la hizo proposiciores
que ella rechaz6, y despu6s la
llev6 a su domicilio. Willis sc
defendi6 diciendo que no ha-
bia actuadO en- contra de Ia vo
luntad de las muchachas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-09
LA IONA OCUPADA DE
FRANCIA FUE BOMBAR-
DEADA EN- LA MARIANA
DE HOY

Londres, Octubre Cen
tenares de bombarderos y ca
zas de los Aliados y EstadOs
Unidos atacaron, en- la mana
ma de hoy, la iona ocupada de
Francia.
Sobre ell canal fueron divi-
sadas algunas fortalezas ae-
reas.
La actrvidad de la aviaci6n
hubo de concentrates entire
Boulogne y Calais.
Sobre la costa sureste pas6
la ayiaci6n alomana. sin dahos
de importancia. La RAF no pa
do volar hasta Alemania, du-
rante la noche, a causa del
NAL tempo; pero en- horas de
la mahana hizo algunos vuelos
sObre Dover. Dos aviones ale
names descubiertos sobre ell
canal fueron puestos en- reti-
rada.
Mandados por ell mayor ge-
neral f. Worthington arriba-
ron hoy a Inglaterra miles dc
soldados canadenses.
Los barcos en- que hicieron
ell viaje no fueron molestados
por el enemigo.
Figuran en- ell grupo photos
c%anadenses, ingleses, austria
lianos y neozelandeses.
La gaceta., 1942-10-09

Ondas de una formidable pO-
tencia militar. Dios sabe, que
nuestros corazones estan con
ellos; y cuando ell tempo y la
oportunidad lleguen lie dare
mos a Russia otra ayuda y aSis-
tencia.
"Estamos junto a Russia en-
esta tremenda lucha. Ella ha
! presentado una de las maravi
! Has de la historic. Sabemos
| Guam her6icamente ha reSisti-
do. Sabemos con que graniti-
ca determination Sc agarra a
su suelo Y que en- muchos casos
ha rechazado al invasor. Man
tiene todavia su resistencia.
"Yo ruego a Dios porque la
historic Sc repita. Hace 1870
amos, Napoleon, ell dOminadOr
imperial Y militar de Europa,
al frente de un colossal ejerci-
to, hizo retroceder a los rusos
v capture a Moscu, pensando
que asi conquistaria al pueblo
russo; pero, gracias a Dios, ell
ejercito russo permaneci6 in
tacto. Sc retro mas ALA de
Moccu.
Hace 100 amos en- este mes,
Napoleon Sc vic obligado, por
necesidad militar, a empezar
y desarrollar ell plan de retira
da de Russia, una retirada que
Sc viera engolfada en- la mise
ria, una retirada que Sc marco
por ell hambre y la cOngelaci6n
de los soldados, una retirada
que trajo de las nieves de Ru-
STA solo un pequeno contingen
te de los 10000 que el con-
dujera, como 10 habia creido,
a la conquista triunfal de Ru-
sia." ...
La gaceta., 1942-10-09

Los relatoS del Soviet aclaran
que los a!emanes intensifican
sus freneticos e~sfuerzos para
cruzar las defansas de Stain
grade en- direction del Volga.
Masas de infanteria protegi-
das pOr tanques, dice ell peri6di-
co "Estrella Roja". utiliza ell e.
nemigo con la eSperanza de que
brantar ~nueSctras lineas en- una
secci6n obrera. Lograron ocu-
par dos CABLES Durante este flu
rioso %encuentro, nueStras tro-
pas demolieron o quemaron l6
tanques y barrieron cerca de
cuatro batallones de la infante-
ria enemigo"
Era ell objective aleman llegar
al Volga y partir en- dos ell ejer-
otto roio; pero los defensores
cCmbatieron valientemente por
cada metro de terra
lRelatando ell combate en- las
GALES de la ciudad, ell mando ro-
jo dice: LAS tropas del Soviet
repulsaron cuatro ataques del e.
nemigo, destruyeron dos tan
ques y barrieron cast por COM
p,eto una compania Ce infante-
ria FL otro sector, IL tanques y
un battalion de infanteria Nega-
ron hasta una Gale, pero nues-
tros soldados los obligaron a re-
tirarse hacia sus p~osiciones, de-
moliendo nueve tanques y mas
de 1000 alemanes
III ej6rcito rojo hizo una nue.
va penetration de las fortified
clones alemanes, al noroeste de
Stalingrado, d0nde la ofensiva
de alivio de Timoshenko sc ex-
tiende por 81 corredor entire los
rios Volga y Don.
La gaceta., 1942-10-09
PETICIoN DE CIUDADANIA

Estos hombres y mujeres so
l~icitaron aver la ciuadania dc
los Estados Unidos:
Juan Molina, Irene Wini'
fred Pierce, Salvatore italiano,
Antonino Perrone, William j.
Casey, Abram Bell, Domenico
Scolaro, Emmanuel Pantelis,
Maximino Men6ndez, Dome
nico Greco, Frank Romano,
Francisco Capitano, Mariana
Ciccarello Fernandez, Isaan
Heumann, Rosa We'll Heuman,
Generoso Gonzalez, Maria
Cepka, George Lucas Paraske
vas, Stavron Kukulis, Fernan-
do Garcia, Anibal VIII Maria
nj, Augusta j. William Frank,
Triantafilou, Giuseppe
Barbiera, William Frank Brice
Ernest Spencer.
La gaceta., 1942-10-09
UN MANIFESTO FIRMADO
POR Ell DE
LA UNION 500

Circul6 aver un manifesto
firmado por ell Executive de la
Union 500, de la International
de Tabaqueros.
Aunque esta Union acord6
por q votos, hace pocos dias,
rechazar las tres enmiendas
propuestas por el Executive In
tenacional, aver hizo otra vo-
taci6n sobre ell mismo asunto
y Sc nos dice que este fue ell
resultado: 869 en- contra de
las eniendas y 3 en- favor.
En- 81 manifesto Sc afirma
por esta Union que ell Ejecuti-
vo International trata de bio
quear los es~fuerzos en- pro de
mas "democracia" en- las Unio-
mes de la International de la
baqueros de America.
"Es un esfuerzo por mantle
ner ell control a~ntidemocratico
de las Uniones, por ell Ejecuti-
vo international.
"Es un arma en- manos de
los sehores fabricantes que les
permitira decapitar toda ac-
ci6n que lleve envuelta algGn
beneficio Collective"