davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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is not due for immediate introduc-
tion to shortages. At least, there
will be enough three cornered pants
to go around, even with the increas-
ing national birth rate. The WPB
reports that diaper production for
1941-42 increased an average Of 80
percent over 1899. However, it is
possible that there will be shortages
of certain types or sizes in indi-
yidual stores. But current produc-
tion points to a plentiful supply.
Any color, shade or size of women's
stockings can be used for powder
bags and other military purposes if
they contain any silk or nylon. SO,
Mrs. America, wash and save dis
carded hosiery until the WPB con-
servation division launches its col
lection on Nov. Is. Collection CEN
tiers are to be established at the
stocking counters of all retail stores
having a wornen;s and misses hos
iery department. The stores will
make shipments of 100 pounds each
to Defense Supplies Corporation, a
subsidiary of Reconstruction Finance
Corporation. 1t takes 1900 pairs of
silk stockings or 1900 pairs of nylon
hose to make up 100 pounds.
And on the subject Of stockings,
every pair of nylons offered for sale
must have tag or label containing
important information for shoppers.
The marking should give not only
the ceiling price but also informa-
ton as to the type and grade of
stockings. OPA regulations also
mean that the new ceiling prices on
nylon hose must be posted. And,
incidentally, this OPA regulation is
the first which sets universal price !,
ON a commodity In other words, |
whether you're a shopper in Seattle, !
Portland, or Los Angeles, the prices |
charged for nylon stockings are ex-
actly the same in every store.
Lady, when you count your bless
ings, the telephone is probably
among them After Nov. Is, the :
manufacture of telephone sets will
be discontinued except for special
units for combat use for the army,
navy and certain other defense
agencies. Meantime, repair or re-
placement parts for telephone sets
now in use will continue to be made.
And priorities have hit the tele-
phone in another way. Long dis
tance calls relating to the war effort /
and public safety have been given
priority over all other calls. That
means the operator has the priV- :
lege of cutting into any conversation
If it is necessary to complete pri-
prity call.
Bye, bye Baby Bunting, when dad
dy goes ahunting in war time, he'll /
bring home more than food. For
Uncle Same is asking sportsmen to
save the short down feathers of
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wild ducks and geese they shoot.
The down goes into garments for
airmen flying at high attitudes. And
that's not all the sportsmen can
contribute from their hunting trips.
They are asked to collect for scrap
all their discharged shotgun shells.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-12

Bye, bye Baby Bunting, when dad
,dy goes ahunting in war time, he'll
bring home more than food. For
Uncle Same is asking sportsmen to
save the short down feathers of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-12

Mrs. America will be able to get
three pounds of sugar on War Ration
Stamp No. 9, but it must last her
from November through December
Is. Stamp No. 8 will not be valid
after midnight Oct. 81. ~. ....~.ssr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
9ie TrieDensiebmindt Der &0lfer

@s gebt nn5neiielbaft elm ailge>
meincS Sebnen nod Srieben bur6 Die
fGmpfenoel1 lno unterbriidten Sol
fer Guropos. ltnspeibeutiee ilnb nns
berfennbare IeuBerllngen uno eele-
aentlibe 9encrfllngen leitenber Ser
fonli6feiten bringen hies 5ltm gus-
brlld llnb bcOclten nlrbr als Erppa-
eonooberidte. Sdreibt Ser 8an-
1crcr":
,,es gebt Gin erobcs @tunfeln unb
&ornen lnb GGtielratcn burh Die
@eItprciic iiber bie eroBeu Sffeniis
ben, bcrcn 3eueen Die fommenoen
Eriibinbr3- uno Sontmeripodcn lein
ncrbcn. Son Sclo5iiacn lit bie Gebe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

Die alles, ipas mir in ocm piiocn
&ilgcn biSbcr crlcbt, in Sen S6atten
itcllen pcrOcn. 2anbern, 5ipar bon
ben &ogcn Nes &eltfriegcs umbrault,
aber bisbcr nod nidt III ben SooeS-
toms oeriiicn, brobt sic @eiabr, boB
aud) lic bon Den llngetiimeu oes mo-
Scrucn Grie9es scrlpal5t llnO SET
,nnlmt ipcrben. limo alpilben Den
fcinblihcn &ricgsln9ern flieacn erinl=
mige 9robuugcn beriibcr unb bin=
iibcr, BOB eeipoltiee gntiheiounsen
i,n 9n5uge leicn.
Srot allenl min es nns ibeinen,
bob ser &ricg alBcrbalb bes aiiati=
ibcn Golunes ieincn 0obepunft iibcr=
fdrittcn bat. Sotte ibm SSsapans Gin,
arciicn nid)t einen neiien auftriet
acacbcn, ,pcr ipei6 Oh nid)t beute
1bpn scr 8iac iih gabn brdd,e, ben1
ssammer ein Gnbe 5u MAIDEN b,,rd
einen Geralcid, in beiien gtittelpnnf'
europa itiiuhe. Genn 10 5llperiibt,
lid GerbciBllugen oes Siegcs in Ole
&elt geid)rien ipcrben 10 lit bod
bas grsebnis balo brei Sabre nab,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
Sic fQrbiae &cltrcb0lMtiom
gppIfnngd,n,t11nu

Die @eItanfbauiing Osmalo
6pengIers eebt tpobl beiltlih genug
aus bem foIgenben Sab feines gudes
Sabre Der gntibeibune" d933)
berpor: $50 tpenig n.an bon ben er-
eigniflen Der 3ufunft meiB, 10 iiber
lit es, oab bic belpeeenben Madte Der
3ufunft feline anoeren iinb, als Die
ser gereangenbeit: Ser 8iae bes
StGrferen, Die eeiunben SnItinfte, Die
EaIIe, Der @ille Slt 8eiit ltnb Mad)t:
uno bariiber bin ihpa11fen tpirfungs-
los bic Eraune, Gle intmer Sraume
bleiben perben: @eredtisfeit, @liid
uno 5riebe." Wfit anoeren Worten: {:
oas gbriitentlim, hriitlibe Semotra-
tie, bie neue Srbnung oes Seiligen
Goters bas alles iinb leere Sranne.
SD fragte Dor einieer 3eit Yrof.
Soerlter na6 ieiner Meinung iiber
Speueler uno erfubr, bab er Spen9=
lers ,,llntereang bes slbenolanoes'
stpeimal eeleien bate. 9os min mas
beiben. sSn ieiner liebensDiiroigen
8eiie CAB mir oieier idlper beordnste
Mann ieine anli6t iogar i6par5 altt
ipeiB. Sier lit iie:
,,Speneler 1tellt iid anf oen n,ls
BerdriitIihen Stanopultft uno ldbt
feline MogIidfeit ser Giniuirfitng bo-
berer arafte aus ser @ottestpelt at.
Spcngler beobabtet unb itellt feit
bob ieoer &ulhtrfreis feline beionoere
onima (Seele) bat, oie fid ouen
2ebensformen o,,fprdet, aber Der
9eadtpelt nidts lebenoiges mebr eeben
fonn. Sober &l,lturfreis erlebt SIT
eenobliite, @ritarrung lsno lit al1lett
abgeltorben; obne onberes ais 2eid)-
NAM au bi,1terlaiien. 60 miro audi
sic SeeIe bes 9(benblmoes iterben,
BON allen reiben Sornen miro nidts
bleibeu aIs Elm Sriimmerbo,lfen, mt
Iere 8utibaft miro oerfaller, unIere
StGbte iperoen ber6oen nno itniere
@ebanfen 1peroen Sen MenId)en Der
ndditen 2ulturperiobe unperi itanolid
Iein.
STEELE ib MIDI ollf BEN rein tpelt-
liben Stanopunft, 70 bat Spengler
unbcoingt rebt. 8leiben mir ouBer-
baIb Ser @elt gbriIti nit al ibren
grne,lerungsfrdften, bamn iinb Sci
nipes Sriinlmer audi l1niere 3mfunft.
Scr gbriit ipeiB, baB felt bos
Gbriitentum III bie @elt gefoumen
es feinen Golfertoo nebr gibt, tpenis<
items fir sic, sic iid in bieien grne,ls
erungsfr1ften INNER pieoer beriitn=
een. 9as gilt nidt muir fir oie bon
gbriitus erfaBte @elt, ionoern ibon
fit Die auf i'm binarbeitenbe @elt.
0arl,m lit Iopiel eried)iid)e Gultur
in sic briItlide Qultur ols eipiges
@ut einge9angen.
n0ie Speneleride 8abrbeit lit Ell
nc @abrbeit MIR fiir Sic bon Gbriltus
beten, ipietpobl Tie alle - Ser grinl-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

belt nuf Die oas gSort 5ielf: u2Slr
aingen alle in Der sSrre ipie Sbafe.
bic feinen &irten baben ELM ieber
iab auf feinen 8cg."
Saben mir es bier in amerifa nibt
sen sSSapanern au oanfen, boB plotlid
oie grfen1tnis 5ur Serrldaft fan,
bab mir perloren iinb, penn leoer
auf ieinen Aeg iiebt, bob mir ols
golf pie Shafe, bic feinen Sirten
baben, auf ieoen gropaeanoaldmin.
bel bineinfielelt, ser bon oen 8olien
fam, ipelde bie Seroe iiberfalen mon.
ten? Saben mir es niht geor1 Sar'
bor au peroanfen, bab Die grfenntnis.
oaB mir in elmer gbriltus entTren-
beten @elt lebten unb nit unierm
gbriitentllm ouf beibenSeiten binften,
lid enbIi6 8abn brid)t, radoem Die
Sberbirten auf bem Stuble Setri TO-
lanee ibon ta,1ben Sbren 5u prebi'
gen ibienen? Saben mir es nidt Der
farbigen Gepoll,tion Ser sSapaner 5u
perbm1felt, bab unier SraIibent enolib
oas 8ort fano, bob mir fompfen
miiiie,, bonit Der @eiit @briiti in
ben Seraen Ser Meniben rno Der
Golfer berrl6enb tperbe? 0tir lheint
sic logenannte @eltrepo1,ltion gegen
oie tpeibe 9faiie, penn man iiberbalpt
oapon reoen borf, lit cher elm Segen.
fann ipenieItens 5u einem eroBen
Segen iperoen.
slus Sen 9ieoen ,lno Soten Sssapans
miilien mir leioer ben @eiit Der bon
Gbriitns entfrenloeten io9enonllten
,,1riItli6en @elt' ipieber erfennen,
ober bas lit nod lanae nidt Der @eiit
oer farbigen Golfer sliiens, nno iraet
es iid) iebr, oh bieie onf bas Sdlag-
mort oes iapanilben 9iftotors: sliier
ben aliateu, bereinfallen. Sic gSei.
len ats bem Morgenlonbe reoeten
Ieit ta,tlenbeu bon sSSabren cine anbere
Spra6e, eber oie -Sprad]e @banois.
uno Gbiang &ai>Sbef? Sic Geoen an
iein golt m,b man leien. Sier nur
cine fleine Strobe: SD babe lnnge
3eit sic 9uelle bes repolutiondren
8eiitcs in SeIus 5u finoen periubt.
$50 bot iie ibren ltripr,me? Sd fono.
baB Iie ean5 aus ieinem @eiit> Der
2iebe fan1. 9ur6 ieinen @eiit Der
2iebe rabm ct aus Dem menibli6en
@eniit alles boie 9enfen Ii. beieitigte
oas Spitem Ser l1neleibbeit, bamit
ieber ii6 an bent &edt Ser 5reibeit
lmo ser @lei6beit, bas Der Silnmel
linn gegeben bat, erfreuen fonnte:.. "
Cine farbiee @eltrepolution in Die.
tent @eiite barf iid bie tpeibe &aife
rnbig gefaIlen laiien. Sn Der Gin.
leitlng au oieien 8eoen bes Nior.
idoas beibt es: ,gei ibm benz Mann
ser Sat, finben mir Sormulierungen
ipieoer, ipie Tie in europa Sr. 8.
ssoerlter, ber Mann Ser 2ebre, gepre.
bigt bat. Beduug Der @igenfrafte
rno Sittenanoerung tut not: ,,Selbit'
belpuBtiein", u5eIbtrettuna".
,SelbIteritarfune'', ,,SeIbitbilfe' iin6
tppil6e Soroer,,ngen @biane &ai.
Sbefs."
Yrof. Soeriter tpies einmol borouf
bin, oab aiieu sic Biese bes @bri'
fent,,ms lit, baB bie @uropGer 9te.
fllgees nnb @mieranten aus alien
lparen, oie tros oes Gbriitentums ood
ear iebr oem Materialismus perfie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

I,frie9fHbrenben 2anber auf mirflide
8eipinnc pertpeiien fatn, bob biel-
nebr ale nneebeure 8erluite erlitten
| buben.
tSitler beberribt 5ipar europa, aber
ipos fir Elm guropa! Gin in feinen
@runbfeiten nanfenbes, aerriittetes,
bilngernbes, frliridenoes, auf gergel-
tllng lnO 9iabe iinnenbes europa.
@os er bonn Septenlber 1889 bis
gum Sommer 1910 in elan5enoen
5elb5iigen erraffte, begann ibm at
entgleiten oils @orines 2nfttpoffe
ooS britiide Snielreib nibt au be.
5pingen permo6te unb Muiiolini i'm
Mittelmccr unb in gfrifa 10 flaglid)
pcrIagte. Sie Grbcrilngeu I'M 5riib-
iobr 194t madten ibn 5lpor ben gon'
scn 9alfon lmtertan, aber Ser ruff
id)e Selb5ua mari i'm tros GROCER
Siege ourh bic Giidihlaae I'M graft
Ell bes @inters I'M piele Nonute sl-
rid. Sic GinIhaltllng Sapans, bas
bon Der eegenieitieen 3erfleiihuns
ser &eltnnGd)te hie erfiilllng ieiner
lbon felt Sabr5ebnten auf bie 9eberr-
l6ung 9iiens rnb bes 8roBen S5ea,ls
gerid)teten Soffnungen eripartete,
brinet linn cine aeittpeiliee entla-
itlng. abcr auf lange Sibt bebrobt
iie Sitler - ipenn iib oie bon Sopan
crfimpften Golitionen bebaiipten laf-
fen! - NIT elmer @eenerid)oft, Die
ibm falm ipeniger pcrbabt 1lnb laitig
Icin tpiirbe als sic britiId)e. Ga5ll
n,ubte der 6iibrer" Sapans 8unoes=
genoiienldaft erfaufeu l,m ben Ib,pe-
rem 9reis bcs enbeiiltieen 8r,lds nit
hcn Ser. Stoaten, sic nob allen
Observation-Disclosures Ii cb
int apeiten &eltfrieg Der ansiblae-
gebenoe ssoftpr iein iperoen.
s(uf ber anbern Seite oermodte
england, entgegen ben 5ltperIibtli6en
griportlngen ieiner Geinbe uno felbit
entgegcn ben lbiperen 8eiorgniiien
Ieiner Srellnbc, hen eridiitterungen
bes beuti6en InIt1rlns ito1b5ubalten.
9lber feline Gorna6tItcIllmg lit idner
bebrobt unb miro iib foum I'M alten
ltmfang mieberberItellen laiien. Sc
ringt trps bes ltneripartet lturfen &i=
beritanbes GnBlonbs nnb trot ber
9unbeseenoHenihaft NIT ben Ser.
Stooten lno Sen iibrigen Ser. sta-
tionen' lbner INN ieinen 8eitano lmo
n1uB NIT ipeiteren ,lngebeuren Sp=
fern rebnen, benor IN bielem &rieg
bos lette Sorpebo aus bem Gobr eez
itoBen uno sic lebte 8ombe geidlcn=
oert miro. l1nb bie 9fulien ,pii1en trot
oler Mosfauer ianfaren, baB linen
bic beporltebenoen nc,,en 5elb5iige
binnen menieer @ohen mieoer alles
cntreiben moeen, lpos iie in ben fiird)-
terlidcn &dn1pfen ser grouenpollen
8intermonate 5uriideeponnen baben,
unh nod pieleS ba5u.
Gs lit barllm feline leere gebal1p=
tltng 81 iagen, oaB burb oIle Golfer
bcs eequalten guropas elm ipilbes
Sebnen nad) einem aub MIR bolb-
ipegs ertraalihen 5rieben eebt, burb
bas be,,tid)e &olt nidt minoer ols
bnrb bos eneliide unb fran5oiiihe
unb itolieniidc, burb bas ruiIilde
golf nidt minber als burd bos fin
/ niidc uuo norpeeiIbe uno bGnifde
unb boadnbiihc uno ierbiibe nnb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

Sben bareeitellte @iiittereotfes.
ftotuc nit Dem selufinbe lit on-
acbli6 sic rielielte Statue ibres+
aleihcn in Der &elt. Sic erbebt
iih iiber bem Gbone-5Iu6 in Sc
Ntos Gillier, nabe 9pon, 5ranf-
reid, ,mo lit 1913 Sub bod. Sb-
eleib lie lcit Sabren bereits in ar@
belt eenonlnien ipcroen, murbe iie
crit fiir5lih beenbet unb alfgeitent.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

beten, ipieipobl Tie olle - ser grin1=
mige Sagen 1nb @ernenot 1no Rii=
bigger nnb @ilelber lnb alle - ear
3u germ nit einanber sSrieben ge-
lnnht batte,1. 8ie es inn Nibelunaen<
lieb beiBt:
.Gie 2eute tpeinten aIle! 9ob bie-
les 2cibs 8eldper
3u linoern niemano ,pubte, iduf
alien eroBe Not."
limo 10 itiir5ten iie ii6 in boiler
@rfenntnis ser 3tuedlciiefeit ibres
Beginners ipiiteno aufeinonber nnb
nloroeten, Bis an sic ,,bo6eelobtel1
Seloen' lit ibrem glute laeen uub
oen 3uriidgebliebenen ,,allen sSSan,.
ner nur nno 9tot' aus oem fiirhter.
liden @eiheben eripu6s."
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Ohio at se S s % =ns s ; Ei:s
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IA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05

The Victory Garden Committee
Of the Chicago metropolitan area
has had prepared a table Of the
vitamin values OF fresh vegetables,
compiled from latest authoritative
data published in technical jour.
mails.
Instead Of giving the yitamin
count in terms Of international
units, milligrams or something else
which might puzzle the novice. this
table shows what percentage of the
minimum daily requirements Of
each vitamin. one 81 ounce portion
Of each vegetable viii supply.
Remember about the percentage;
Il is important. The table. which
follows. does not mean that a 3is
ounce portion Of beet greens will
give you 400 units Of Vitsmin A,
but u will give you 400 percent
that is four tinaes-of your mini
mum daily need Of that particular
vitamir.
The minimum requirement used
IN the table. is that which is rec.
ognized by the food and drug sd-
ministrstion for labelling purposes.
Since this standard was established.
Il has been discovered that buoyant
health requires much larger
amounts than this minimum, espe-
clally o. Vltamin c. So plan your
menus 70 give considerably more
Of each vitamin than the minimum
r,hfch fe dorfgrated Nv T00 rsr cenf
IN the table.
Those who have read other vita.
min tables viii see that this list diff /
fers from some others. 10 fact. 1t
is rare that any two vitamin ia I
bles agree. Take IL as q guide 70 .
the relative values Of the vegetables /
listed in yitanlns only. Il does not I
list all the nutritive values Of vege- /
tables. since 1t tells nothing about ]
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Personals

WANTED-Ride to Ypsiianti from
1850 Crane Rd., near State Hos
pitsl Working hours 2 a. m. $50
p. m. Pin. 1856 between Z and s p.
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Electricians
Florists
Employment
Help Wanted. Male

TeIp WdHtcu. MdTe
TRUCK DRIVERS wanted for steady
year round work Good pay 20
start, with opportunity for ad-
vsncement. call at 50675 Willis
Rd., Willis. Mich, or call Willis 5S6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05

the minerals. proteins. fats and car
bohydraies which are as important
as vltamins.
This table will enable you to plan
your Victory Garden production
schedule so that as much as pos
sible OF your fsmily's vitamin needs
can be supplied from the garden.
Here It is:
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NEW YORK -INS-A beachcomb
er searching a northwestern beacl
for seaiood has retrieved a parcel
OF diamonds valued at sl.000.00O."
the Australian radio said today, ac-
cording TO Obs THE parcel" con
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political Advertisement political ADVERTISEMENT
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CPolitical ADVERTISEMENT
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CAMPAIGN WARNING Up
AS ELECTION DAY NEARS
Banks
Will
Win

What will undoubtedly prove
the outstanding political sensa-
ton of the entire election bids
fair to happen here in Ward
Nine. Party leaders 4of all
views and opinion are climbing
on the Banks Band Wagon. In
siders claim it is all over but
the shouting.
Banks was the candidate who
polled over 5000 votes in the
last General Court race. A
shift at that time of 600 votes
would have elected him two
years ago, as 1900 Democratic
votes were cast in precincts g.
10. Banks followers have seen
their opportunity and have re-
ceived over 900 pledges from
Democratic Voters. Further
proof is the appeal that Banks
has In the White sections.
Banks polled over 1900 of his
votes in the Upper precincts Q
years ago. He was the first Re-
publican to do so for as far
back as the records go. His
followers claim this will be
greatly increase in this cam
paign. His opponent lacks the
ability, background, or the pop
ularity of Banks last years OPP
ponent.
The Colored voters under the
leadership of Laurence Banks
have been quick to take advan-
tage of every opportunity to
ensure a 1907 turn out of vot-
erS. The average citizens are
coming forward with offers of
both financial aid and workers.
DR.. James R. Lesueur treasurer
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sons from other parts of the
district.
Innes enlisted In the Army
during the last war. Following
graduation from Law School ne
was appointed Asst. Corpora
tion Counsel Of the City of
Boston, where he served three
years; in 1882 was elected to
the House of Representatives
Continued on Page a
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ADVERTISEMENT
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of Banks Committee has re-
ceived many donations. More
funds are needed however to
ensure victory at the polls Nov.
3.
Banks campaign o g a n,
You can Bank on Banks" has
been taken up all through the
ward and is destined to light
the way to victory,
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Rep. Charles J. lines, for ten
years a member of the House
from Ward 4, is winding up his
campaign for the Senate this
week with confidence of VIC
tory. Mr.. Times anticipates he
will obtain the largest vote he
has ever received in Ward 4,
which has not had the Sena-
torship for twenty three years,
the Office having always been
held during that time by per-
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Skilled Axis propagandists
have tried to split the world
in order to dominate it, rs
Governor Saltonstall. THAT is
the lesson for America: United
we stand; divided we fall"
ut has never been more es-
sential to proclaim the neces-
political Advertisement
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sity Of erasing prejudices and
determinations, wherever di-
rected.
I'VE need men and ships.
and tanks to win the war. And
we need also a sense of justice,
friendship, understanding and
CONTINUED on Page d
'--sss
political advertisements
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-12-10
Italians Get Notes to
Apply for Prison Camu

MELBOURNE. - Australian air
men back from North Africa told
how Italian soldiers approached
Australian forces and presented
notes inscribed Take me prison
err
Scores Of Italians tried to Chamber
aboard Royal Australian air force
wagon, they said, but there was not
room for many. So the Australian
driver handed out notes to the rest,
reading, This is an Italian prison
er; take him somewhere" and sent
them back toward the Allied lines
without escort.
On another occasion, the Austria
lians said, an Italian officer landed
his plane at Martuba, then in Allied
hands, and said, Here's my plane.
I'm finished with this war of helping
put Germany on top
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Notice Of Hearing of Final Account
and Petition for Distribution
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Benton
County '1".' q go. ~
No. 2061
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF DORA NICOSON, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that C. E
Nicoson, administrator of the above
entitled estate, has filed his Final
Account and Petition for Distribu-
ton in the Office of the Clerk
of the above entitled Court, and
that the Court is asked to settle
said final account, to distribute the
property of said estate to the heirs
or persons entitled to the same ana
to discharge the administrator.
Said Final Account and Petition
for Distribution will be heard by
the Court at the Court House in
Prosser, Benton County, Washing
ton, on the 7th day of January,
1943, at the hour Of $50 O'Clock
in the forenoon.
G. E. NICOSON,
Administrator
BY MOULTON & POWELL,
His Attorneys. 12:10-24