davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

res y suministros a IA nj
Uribia. El Agregado Nrt
Estados Unidos en- BOgos|
gestiones para conseguf hi
tipo ''jeep" para trasDd
los doctores e inspectors hi
|gado Naval de los EstadS
procure la transportad6n sij
DR.. John Bugher, de IA Inst
Rockefeller y para los niaa
la comitiva del Dr.. Landing
atabrina, productO Sinttta
sustituye a la quinina, fui I
q los indios en- grandes can't
La epidemic fue dOminsd
terreno fue saneado para ev
repetition. Los trabajOs De
|miento contra los pOrtadOrs
terrible e~nfermedad, fuerOr
dos q cabo con ell objeto de-
|el brote de nuevas epidems
Ell DR.. Landinez infOrm6 I
ca del 80 por ciento de Ia r
de Ia region sureha de Ia "a
afectados pOr Ell paid
que los casos de muerte ~
3 un 10 Dor ciento.
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Te ontrsoasts q IN alba tibla De carne tuys
-tlbIs de mia VlVa-. palOma desatada.
Y OOntlgO mOria Ia srnura del mundO,
81 vuslO, IL s%Onrlsa, 81 OabsIlO y 81 sIro".
(BFlzna Dc Mia Viva
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Ortiz Puso a
Dormir a Robleto

SEATTLE, julio 13.-El cam
pe6n del peso de bantam, Manuel
Ortiz, defendi6 con exito su CO.
roma frente a Joe Robleto, de Pa
sadena, California.
En- ell septimo asalto, aplicando
Ortiz, Electives golpes, lie hicieron
a Robleto la cuenta de diez.
Pesaba ell campe6n 117h libras,
media libra. mas que su confirm
cante.
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LOS %ROBINSoNEs PRODIGIo
sos
(Viene de la pagina p

a Panama, a ser pobre; por aquf,
al Peru, a e rico Y famoso. Quien
me quiera bien, que me siga.
Y de un saltO, agil, pasa ell pri-
nero la raya. Detras de 81 van pa
sando uno a uno doce hombr1s
mas. Uno de los cuales Sc llama
Nicolas de Riera, natural de Oh
vera, y Pedro de Gambia, natural
de la isla de Gambia, en- Grecia V
Juan de Tore, Y Alfonso Birceno,
natural de Benavente, y Crist6-
bal de Peralta, natural de Baeza
y Alfonso de Trujillo, natural de
TrujillO, y Francisco de Cuellar,
natural de Cuellar, y Alfonso de
Molina, natural de Ubeda. Estos
son los buenOs y los audaces. Es-
tOs entienden de lealtad. Y TAM
bien de esperanto, fe y ambici6n.
Y de desprecio a la vida. Y del
gusto dramatico de ir a 10 mas
tremendo de 10 desconocido v
misterioso, solo por saber 10 que
puede ocultarse mas ALA de 10
real y palpable. IProvidencial ms
piraci6n la suyal No barbarian en-
e d%escorrerse Ia cortina que O.
culta ell misterio del PERI; prom
to sc abrira a sus ojos, estupefac.
tOs, ell prodigiO de los tesoros de
Atahualpa, y pOdran, por dltimo,
poser tantO ORC como nadie pudo
nUnca imaginarse.
Los otros hOmbres, los incr6du-
los y los pusilanimes, esos corren
a embarcarse en- la mao del gober-
nadOr y retornan a Panama.
En- cuanto a PizarrO, puesto que
Ia del Gallo esta POGO proviska v
hartO desamparada, decide tras-
ladarse a otra isla algo mayor, q.
llaman Gorgona, a seis leguas dem
tro del mar, y defendida, por este,
de cualquier sorpresa de los indios.
Son pocos y necesitan ~reservarse
para mejores tiempos. Y mien-
tras aguardan los refuerzos que
AlmagrO habra de enviarles, la di-
minuta hueste del future conuuis-
tabor y virrey del Peru Sc desra-
rrama por la playa, por los acan.
tilados y las e%nsenadas, a recoger
coEgrejOs, exaivas Y grandes cu-
lebras, con los que captain v SOL
dados Sc mantienen valerosamen-
te, ioh, inauditOs robinsones de
Ia mas cierta y prOdigiosa nOvela
de aventuras que ha conocido ell
mundo.
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|teramericano de Salud P6blica.
|Dicho Servicio es una Dependence
especial, establecida por ell Gobier-
mo de Colombia para cooperar en- ell
|programa interamericano de salu-
|bridad
La expedici6n antes dicha, La cual
estaba compuesta por tres doctores,
un tecnico en- laboratorio y dos ms
pectores de sandal, fue dirigida
|por ell DR.. Landfnez. Dicha expedi-
ci6n llevaba IN equipo para Ell dag
n6stico, drogas aRtipal6dicas y
|materiales necesarios para ayudar
ID contrOlar Ia crfa del mosquito,
Las medidas de emergencia eran
desde Uribia, parte cen
trial de Ia region afectada.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Acele-e el Ola de la Victoria:
Compre Bonos de Guerra
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UNA p OESIA
ENCADENADA
Por AdOlfO Sanchez Vizquez

No conOcemos a Juvenal Ortiz
mas que por este calido y tierno
libro de poemas que espontanea-
mente ell autor ha hecho Ilegar a
nuestras manos. Desnudo, pues,
ante su poesia, navegando por sus
llantos, su aliento y su dolor mas
intimos, vamos a situarnos en- su
mundo, vamos a pisar su terra Y
su raiz secreta.
Hay algO que no puede escapar
a nuestrOs Ojos a 10 largo de to-
do ell libro. Els la intensa Y viva
p~alpitaci6n humane que lie reco-
RE. Esta vez Ell poeta no Sc ha en-
carnadO con profundos problemas
de la vida, nj ha sido sacudido por
una terrible augusta metafisica.
Envuelto en- una atm6sfera de
tristeza, vagando girls, oscuramen
te vuelve u ojos hacia sus re-
cuerdOs mas sencillos, en- busca
de su mas pura Y secreta intimi-
dad.
Sus cancioncillas, en- tono me-
nor, tienen este suave encanto v
son una expression sencilla de esta
vuelta a la palabra intima:
LA nina dormida,
estrella del sueho.
Cierrese la herida,
de luz del desvelo".
En- ell poema "Tu Sangre", uno
de los mejOres del libro, Sc revela
con mas fuerza la palabra verda-
dera del pOeta, LENA de sangre v
de augusta. Es la moneda que Ell
poeta paga al regreso de su inten-
so viaje. Banado de luz regresa al
puntO de partida, pero que amar-
gas adquisiciOnes, que desconsola-
da experienced:
mi sOIsdad que tlsmbls en- tu ssmbIan-
(ts frIO,
mis- manOs cue Sc slsndsn pam tOmar
tu alp.
Ts sntrsOssts a I'm alba tibls de carns tuya,
-tlbIs de Mia vlVS- palOma desatada.
Y OOntlGO mOria Ia tsrnura del mundO,
81 VuslO, Ia sOnrIsa, 81 OabsIlo y 81 alrs".
(BrIsna De Mia vIva.)
PerO 81 Ia cOrriente que inunda
ell librO, 81 Ell aqua que nos moja
al sumergirnOs en- 81, es transpa-
rente y viva, pOrque es la VOC en-
cendida del poeta, su VOC dOlorida,
su sangre intima, no pOdemos de-
cir 10 mismo de su palabra. Una
clara Y peligrOsa contradiction de-
vora So poesia. Este rio de sanQre
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. Sc cOmbate, con exitO, Ell paIudismO en- COIonS

WASHINGTON.-Las au-
toridades sanitarias encarga-
das de llevar a cabo ell progra-
ma interamericano de salubrl-
dad, en- las muchas reglones
del Hemisferio Occidental, es-
tan empenadas, actualmente,
en- una tremenda lucha contra
las intermediates que abun-
dan en- esos lugares y, a Juzgar
Dor los exitos obtenidos en- esa
labor de saneamiento, es de.
esperar que obtengan ell mas
brillante resultado.
Uno de los mayores exitos de
esta campaha Sc ha debido a la
collaboration interamericana, en- 10
u sc refere al trabajo de salubrl-
dad Q hygiene, habiendose logrado
c~ontrolar una violenta epidemic de
paludismo declarada entire los indios
de la peninsula Guajira de Colombia.
Los resultados de esta campaha
Sc revelaron en- los informes reci-
bidos Dor ell Institute de Asuntos
Interamericanos, una dependencia
de la Oicina de Asuntos Interame-
ricanos. Los Estados Unidos, por
medic de esta Ofcina, como parte
de su aporte en- ell programa de cola
boraci6n, estan contribuyendo con
fondos y ayuda tecnica para coope-
rar en- los trabajos de salubridad y
saneamiento, tan recomendados por
los Ministries de Relaciones Exterio-
res de las Americas en- "a Conferen-
cha de Rio de Janeiro.
ReeOnOcimieRtO o IN medicO
Los informes recibidos dicen que
la mayor parte de los exitos obte-
nidos en- la lucha contra ell paludis-
mo, en- Ia peninsula Guajira, Be de-
bieron a Ia cooperation efectiva del
eminente medicO colOmbiano, DR..
Alfredo Landinez. La epidemia de
paludismo, seg6n Ma sido infor4nado,
amenazaba gran parte de Ia pobla-
ci6n de dicha region, calculada en-
mas de 10000 habitantes.
La peninsula Guajira est&, preci-
samente, en- la IONA del mar Caribe.
Regularmente ell paludismo Sc desa-
rrolla ali en- grades variables. Sin
embargo, 6ltimamente, en- 1912, se
desarrOll6 en- proporciones de una
grave epidemic. :
Las autoridades colOmbianas, Dor
medic del Ministerio de Hygiene,
actuaron r$pidamente. Una expe-
dici6n de emergencia fu@ organiza-
da por Ell Servicio COOPERATIVE In
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Fred S. Honeycut, Sc cayo
segundo piso y la caida e
la vida.
Cayo la criatura sOOre =
nita de % meses, Diane !
perO esta solo sufrio lesl'l
yes.
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Derrota de
Chester Rico

NEW YORK, julio IA
Shapiro, peso ligerO de q
dad, derrot6 anOche pOr
en- ocho asaltos, a Chestsf
Sc verified la pelea en- q
Greensboro y la pressi
5000 personals.
Pesaba Shapiro 1876 llOf'
mas que ell vapuleadO'
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

E GobieEn0 de Colombia y 81 de
los Estados Unidos, por medic de
'varias dependencies, han prestado
ayuda. 81 MinisteTio de
Guerra colOmbiamo faciIit6 aero
pianos para transporter trabaiadO-
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Cay0 BESIDE un
Segundo Piso

SAN AGUSTIN, julio 1S.-Un
ninO de 81 meses, hijo del sargento
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30

cev, a 25.4 .odstotka kadilcev.
PR kadilcih je bio teh motenj
torej dvakrat vec. Enako raz-
merle Sc je pokazalo glede ze-
dolcnih in crevnih motenj I'll
odstotkov med nekadilci in ISL
odstotka med kadilci) in glede
zvcnih obolenj 1873 odnosno
81 odstotka. Manjsa je bila raz-
lika glede obolenj dihalnih udov
namrec 30.8 odstotka pr neka-
dilcih in 42.9 odstotka pri ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
Resil druzino

Tovarniski delavec Leonard
M~ossison je veeraj zgodaj zju-
traj s svojo budnostjo resi-
srmrti ' ognju vso svojo druzi-
no, sestojeeo IL zene in tre h
malih otrok. Tako pravijo og-
njegasci, XII SO bill poklicani, ko
je nhlastal oge,esnrlj v hisi ma 1924
80 st. Clair Ave. ae
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
L sHoD v PONEDE-
....> Lick

Vodstvo Slovenskega demo
kratskega kluba %. varde pri-
redi v ponedeljek vecer velik
shod. Prieetek OBJ 8:15 uri v
SLOW. mar. domu ma st. Clair
Ave. Nastopila bosta zupan F,
J. Lausche in councilman Ed
ward Kovaeic, poleg drugih go
vornikov. Pc shodu Sc vrsi "a
bava in serviralo Sc DO okrepci-
la.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30

cest, izboljsalo razsvetljavo ma
Union Ave. in po drugih cestah,
ter instaliralo prometno luc ma
E. 90 St. in Aetna Rd. ter Way
Ave.
Kot mestni zastopnik je We
dino skusal glasovati in delovati
v prid onih, katere je zastopal.
Volil je "a nakup poulicne "a
mesto, kot tudi "a znizanje Gene
elektriki in "a boljso poslugo pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
DAROVI

Zavedni rojak Anton Teka-
vec, IL Youngstown, Ohio, je
zadnji mesec nd seji drustva st.
108 ABB v Girardu, Ohio, daro-.
val $500 "a SANS in $500 "a
Jugoslovansko pornozno, akcijo.
Odbor Sc mu iskreno zahvalju-
je "a velikodusni dar in zeleti je
da hi bilo &c vec posnemalcev!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
Nasi
III EE fa 81
fdltje-uojdki

Ma dopuisstu Sc nahaja Pvt.
Frank Kovacic. s svojo soprogo'
Sc nahaja ma 1921 E. Y ST.,
kjer ga ~prijatelji 1ahko obisce-
jo. Njegov nas1ov pr vojal;ih
je: Pvt. Frank Kovacic, Co D,
18th BIZ. 2 Pla., Camp Wheeler,
Ga.
Pc IA mesecih ma Atlantiku Z
mornarico, je prisel ma do'pust
John F. Potocnik NJ. M. lie,
sin Mr.. in Mrs. John Potocilik,
1924 Shawnee Ave. Prijatelji
ga lahko obiscejo IA domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
TOBAK INA SLABE POSLE-
DICE

E. kgSAaH-.. 81. a4aI4N44eIaHSas. afaasF&# 4+Sssa4 /.
Ameriski zdravniki SO ma
tancro preicili razmerje 1000
oseb glede ma vp1iv kajenja. Do
gha1i 50 najprej, "a poraba to-
baka pr kadi1cu do tridesete-
ga leta stalno narasea, potem
pa vidno popusea. Primerrjav,a
med kadilci in nekadilci ie po-
kazala, da ina motnje krvnega
obtoka 1872 odstotka nekadil-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
mestne novice

Mad. PEVsK zBOR SID
Prosi Sc starse clanov Mladin-
skega peyskega zbora SID, da
redno posljejo svoje otroke ma
pevske vale. Jutri, v nedeljo, Sc
bodo vale vrsile cd /. do 3, ure
popoldne in prosi Sc tocnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
OBLAorLA

Poznana Anzlovarjeva trgo-
VIVA, ma vsosgasluu e. 81 st. in St.
Clair Ave, je pravkar prejela
novo zalogo finih zimskih SUI
kenj, jopieev in drugega obla-
ella "a zenske, otroke in moske.
Priporoca Sc V naklonjenost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
Michael M. Lucak Ia NEST
no zbornico v rs. vardi y

Kandidat "a ponovno izvoli-
tev v mestno zbornico v %.
vardi, to je v newburski nasel-
bini, kjer Sc nahaja mnogo ma
sih rojakov, je councilman
Michael M. Lucak. Tekom svo-
jega uradovanja je izposloval,
da Sc je tlakovalo vec kot Is
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
POBIRANJE

Nocoj oh $3.50 uri Sc DO v
slovenskem drustvenem domu,
ma Recher Ave. pobiral asses
ment "a drustvo Napredek st,
1872 ABB in drustvo slovenski
dom st.. 6 s. D. z. clanstvo, XII
Sc nj placalo asesmenta "a te-
koci mesec, je proseno, da to
~uposteva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30

'dilcih. vsekakor kazejo te. ste
vilke, da je vendarle boljse, &c
.clovek ne kadi. Nepobitno pa je,
da nedorasli mladini tobak zelo
skoduje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
zABAyA

Nocoj il jutri Sc vrsi zabaya
V prostorih, Ii Jill vodita Vic
tor III Josephine Kosic, sos
st. Clair Ave. Serviralo Sc DO
okusen prigrizek in igrala DO
Hojerjeva godba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30

kolekti smeti in odpadkov. De
laI je pc svoji najboljsi previd-'
nosti in priporoca Sc volilcem v.
%. vardi "a ponovno izvolitev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30

Ma dopust "a sest dni je pri--
Sci Pfc. Stanley Unetic, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Unetic, 1884 e. 76 st.
Prijatelji SO yabljeni, da ga pri-
dejo ,obiskati. Prisel je 2 Tur-
ner Field, Quantico, Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-13
WOMEN.

We can place three more de-
tense, Government or other
workers who have three or four
hours a day. See employment
manager, 8 to II am, 513 K
st. NV.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, expe-
rienced, good working condi-
tions, good salary and COM
mission; off 3 ewes. at 6.
Lillias, 2817 14th st. NV,
co. 3134.
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SALESLADY, jewelry store
experience required. A. Kahn
Inc, 935 F st. NV.
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

JUNIOR CLERK for information service
CORPORATION, young man or young woman.
Box 4S0-R, Star
SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR good salary
Apply Wah Lung Laundry, 2436ia 18th
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ELLIOT FISHER OPERA
TOR, full or part time, with
bookkeeping knowledge; per-
manent position. A Kahn
Inc, 935 F st. NV.
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GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Err, good salary to start; a
position with a future. Ap-
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MILLINERY SALESLADY
Needed for fine speciality
store; good salary, pleasant
environment. Apply Miss
Hecker, Brooks, 1109 G st.
NV.
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COLLEGE WOMEN

Permanent Jobs for college-trained wom-
en- aged o@-29, seeking unusual and in
terestng field OF activity: also duration
Jobs for Army and Navy wives: opportunity
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salary paid during weeks training school
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SHOPPERS, 1885, for retail
stores service; must be free
to travel, no experience nee
essary, $40 weekly advance
ment. 523 Star Bldg.
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HELP WOMEN.

WAITRESS AND MAID.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BISINESS.

TEACHERS. clerks; reeeptionists; select
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LADY, experienced in esti-
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dept. A. Kahn Inc, 935 F
st. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
by credit retail clothing
store. Salary, S35 per wk.
State experience. Box 480-T,
Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,

BOOKKEEPER and typist, with previous
experience, wishes part-time work hours
from / am. to 3 pm preferred Call
Mrs. Snyder, Franklin 3402 or Trinidad
GIRL, colored, hiuh-school educated.
wishes work of any kind connected with
business. Franklin 1899
MOTHER will care for another baby during
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second floor front.
NURSE, qualified, white, care Of two small
white children Monday through Friday;
excellent references NO. 4512. 1s'
p. B. x. OPERATOR, small board, recep-
ZIONIST; vicinity Bethesda, Chevy Chase;
full or part time. Oliver 1910.
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desired by experienced lady. Box 49,
R, Star. 13'
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phone voice, wants position a. receptionist;
some ofice experience. Oliver e094. 15'
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HEMORRHODS ERADIcATD By M
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S TENOGRAPHER AND
SWITCHBOARD OPERA
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The Great Game of Politics
Churchill Speech Cited to Contrast
Britoin's Postwar Plan With Ours

of them, from Mr.. Roosevelt down.
has said word III connection with
their new dream state, which has
been estimated to cost IS billions a
year-if any OF them has said a word
about rewardlng thrift in the post
war period and encouraging initia-
tive and enterprise-it was a very
mild word, indeed.
Wallace's Speeches Recalled
For example, money is something
which Mr. Wallace, our No. crystal
gazer, never mentions at all. That
sordid word occurs in none of those
noble speeches, so many millions Of
which Elmer Davis has spread over
this and many other landS.
Probably it never occurred to Mr..
Wallace that it takes money to print,
mail and distribute these speeches:
ahd that this money has to come
from the pockets Of the people, there
being no other source Like Mr..
Churchill's pounds, shiIlings and
pence friend, our starry eyed left
Wingers do not think dollars mean
anything at all
1t is to be noted. however, that
most of these who count dollars as
meaningless are themselves on the
public payroll and most Of them
getting more dollars than they ever
got before,
And they have gotten that way
through an administration which
rarely has q practical thought about
dollars and never allows for a day Of
reckoning.
1t is about time for somebody in
a position Of authority to become
sternN realistic on this subject Of
money before il is too late.
1t would seem timely. AS Mr..
Churchill has done, to dilute this
dream state talk with some hard
common sense. Particularly, lt would
seem timely to do this just ahead
Of the Treasury S gigantic new War
bond campaign soon to be launched.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

milton of ia Dorothy Thompson.
naticlsm-that We have been re
doubling our zeal as we lose sight
of our aim.
A war which is the second in
a generation, and which occurs
in world where more people
are politically aware than at anv
other time, in history: a war
which breaks out in the heart of
western civilizat ton. during an III
tellectual, economic and political
crisis induced by numerous and
complicated factors. cannot be
sold to people like stockings
and soap. The age is skeptical
and disillusioned of easily mouth
ed ideals and vague utopias.
The revolutionary upheavaIs of
the century have induced a meas
ure of dlsillusionment in the most
intelligent, intense reactionIsn
based on fear i'll others. and a
resigned, rather than affirmative
acceptance Of the certainty of
change In, I should think, a ma
jority.
Words Meaning Changed.
The protean character of the
times has deprived many words
Of meaning One such word is
democracy, unuanslatable from
the terms OF the Herald Tribune.
INTO the terms OF the New Masses.
Another is freedom, ~ which has
been abused to tatters: another
is socialism, for the definition of
which endless acrimonious de-
bates are Waged, FaSciSm battles
definition in verbal arena which
humps Hitler, Franco. Mussolini.
Thomas Lamont and Robert Taft
in the same general category
OF 'reactionaries. Capitalism
means one thing to Thurman
Arnold and another 10 most
heads Of corporations.
Thus the frames of reference
are broken down; there is no
common dictionary, and we talk
not with, but past each other,
generating heat but not light.
War aims face the same prob
lem Of formation. Everybody
knows, instinctively. that peace
and ware are inextricably inter
mingled; that the war is a contin-
uation with brutal force of the
battle that Waged long before the
war broke out; and that-as the
taxi driver remarked--"tnis war
is likely to last lots longer than
the duration, -
Most Of the Official voices add
to the confusion II they seek
to comfort Us, We are irritated
The questioning, skeptical mind
asks "how?" The cliche Jars
upon the intellect and soul, not
only upon the aesthetically atuned
ear We have heard it before and
it doesn't describe. We are more
nervous, highly wrought and taut
than usual. and therefore more
susceptible to any saving on the
strings Of our emotions and
minds The bow calculated to
bring forth sweet music, as often
as not produces instead a screech
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Governor Veioes Bill
Permitting Fraterniiies
BY he AseoctaLed Pre- :

BY he Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March "a
Gov. Homer NJ. Adkins orerrode the
personal plea Of more than 100 high
school boys and girls and vetoed last
night bill passed by the 1943 leg
iSlature to permit them to wear fra
ternity pins The measure received
only two dissenting votes when
passed during the closing hours OF
the session.
The bill would have repealed 2
1929 law banning fratcrnities and
would have made school teachers
who Disseminated against students
wearing badges subject to a fine.
Saying numerous school officials
and teachers had appealed TO him to
veto the measure. Gov Adkins ex-
pressed the conviction that reguIa-
tion of fraternites and sororities
Was matter for local school boards.
1T would set q bad precedent to
trW TO make rules ana regulations
for the operation Of CIR schools by
legislative action he said.