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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
PITFALLS OF LOVE

PHILIP, EERlTIEN >iaifcC
Violently then exploded INTO Nche.
mont speech
He dared 10 try Ia see her,
In ask her 10 plead fer him" ne
said WrathiuliN It's a wonder
Noel didn't chaStiSe him again ="
That's what I'm irving to
tell YOU ] SAID Noel didn't
know that psrt=af =itaHe= kaeH
only that Steve had complained
Ia me, and he Was angry enough
al that Shudder 10 think
what he would have done II
Steve had managed Ia soc
Mary"
II probably would have found
my onll son in homicide court
ne sand heavily
VERY GRATEFUL
II am very grateful la Nou
for switching sieve from that
track. And shall add another
black mark 10 the long list
have against him. But, hc
added 70 my great relief II
shall do nothing overt now
And II there j. nothing ! can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

do for Won. ! think ! will 60 over
and tell Dina that she IL To
hold herself In readiness for
YOU.
she doesn't need 10 plan
anything now" told him Just
tell her 10 relax until tomorrow
morning. I will come over in
the morning. or better. have her
eatne over here
FORMAL COURTESY
VERY well. ! will have her do
that" hr SAID and then with
his uSus4 formal courtesy. ne
took his leave.
A. ha gave me final bow
from The corridor Katharine sud
denly rounded the corner. saving
herself from colliding with MIN
only ny "A quick side step
oh. dear; I'm sorry 80 she
exclaimed r. the famous lmpre-
~dTlo collected his dignity.
1T IL I who should beg your
pardon. nay dear Katharine, he
sand Please forgive me-"
With another bow. Nerltzen
went his way, and | drew kath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
BuADELE GARRISON

arine inside thankful that he was
not looking back. for | could NJ
longer control my laughter
'Ir YOU must broadcast Al
phonSe and CASTOR from my
doorstep" ! began, and Kath-
arine giggled p heart warming
sound 10 me as II had been %
long since l had heard any
Spont sueouS merrlment from
her.
TNDIGNIFIFD SPOT
There's nothing funnier In
the world than pompous, dig
nifish han when he's In an I'M
diguified spot. she said.
"He suffers. and how. But
hav@n't any sympathy 10 waste
on him I'm on fire 10 know
Whrther I have 10 20 10 that
NN~rs apartment at tomOr-
row morning
II can ease your mind on
that score. Katharine. nay
fa81erS voice sad from The
doorway.
Startled she whlrlcd around to
face, him
~PIeaSe don't think. >ne siam
ueTed, that I'm unwilling to
60"
ANYTHING I ASH
You're willing Ia do anything
! ask Of YOU. but IL isn't at all
necessary for YOU 10 like II.
And now let me assure YOU that
you will not have To see Ruth
Hayes tonight, or 60 near the
Myers apartment.
Her breath Of relief Vas almost
2 sob But a second later. her
a nXIetN for her husband prompt ed
An agItated question
lis there any possible chance
Of her being able to carry out
her threat NJ doing Jack any
harm N do not obey her sum
mons ="
n do not believe she has any
dive homherS at her command
he said. and without one.
neither abe nor any one else
has any chance 10 get al Jack
or Georges
Continued Tomorrow
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

Chances are, you're already in the Pay
roll Savings Plan- buying War Bonds
doing your bit. But don't stop there.
Raise your sights! Do your besfi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

Danes, ko Sc vecja kuga unieuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nu1ijo Anerikanci,
domacini in potomci vseh pre-
pricanj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne samo v
Eyropi, pac pa po vsakem delu
syeta, kjer SO potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
sAmsrikanci priha jajo z
zdravniskimi zalogami in jedii,
2 senenom in gnojilom, 2 kme-
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc holj
vazno pa je to, da mi prsnaSGn,o
salogo demok okraticnih idej ga
pes n0vi sDet!
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skrbeti "a duso svojih sovrazni-
kov. Prav ravnodusno je rekel:
- Bog ne gleda ma svetinje,
marvee ma dobro srce. Tudi
skornje sem mu wei, skoro novi
so in kakor meni umerjeni.
Rowan je bill ranjen in kri mu
je curljala eez obraz. Malta ga
je nagoyarjal, maj 81 privosci
pocitka, a Rowan nj hotel o TEN
mic slisati. Izpral 81 je rane in
jih povrsno obvezal, potem pa
poklical brodnika. z Matijo sta
Sc prepeljala eez Savo in Sc tisti
veeer prispela v Celje.
w.
B1ed in vidno utrujen je sto-
pill Andrej Rowan pred celjske-
ga grofa Hermana in mu z glo-
bokim poklonom vroeil precej
obsiren zavoj pismo. zatiske'
ga opata.
V tenn, ko je grof Herman
pregledoval obsirno pisanje, sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
(Nadaljevanje)

Rowan je molce poslusal ia
pogovor. Prisedsi mimo cvetoee
jablane je kakor slucajno utr-
gal vejico, potem pa pognal svo-
jega konja proti tistemu kraJu
vrta, kjer Sc je igrala tuja 60
spodicna.
Bog Vas blagoslovi, 60
spodicna, XII ste lepa kakor po-
mladanski dan, je' zaklical Ro-
van in vrgel tujki vtrgano cyet-
1e pred noge.
Preseneeena je tujka pobrala
cvet in zaklicala: Potujte srec-
no, zali vitez!
Rowan Sc je ozrl Sc potem, ko
je bill ze precej dalec cd ..vrta
in je videl, da stoji tuja gospo-
diena oh ograji, da drzi jabla-
nov cvet v rokah in gleda "a
MIN. Zasmejal Sc je veselo in
zadovoljno in pozdravil S klo-
bukom, potem pa pognal konja
in zdirjal kakor blisk po prasni
cesti.
III.
Mracilo Sc je re, ko so Rowan
in njegova spremljevalca prisli
do Save. Pocasi so jahali po
obrezju proti brodu, XII maj hi
iih prepeljal ma stajersko stran.
Mislil so Sc ia dan jezditi ma
pref do Celia.
Nsenkrat so slisali "a seboj
peketanje konjskih kopit in roz-
ljanje orozja. Radovedni so Sc
czirali in Rowan je rekel svoji-
ma spremljevalcema:
Tovarise dobimo "a voznjo
cez Savo.
V diru Sc jim je blizalo pet
vojseakov. ze ko SO skoraj dosl
yzatiske odposlance, so tt opazili
da Sc jim blizajo tujci S sovraz.
MIN namenom.
- Poor pa mec v roke, je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

hi ga po nase imenoyali pada-
10.
ceprav je Defontage v upo-
rabnost svojega izuma verjel,
Sc nj mogel odlociti, da bi ga
sam preizkusil. Obrnil Sc je za~
to ma oblastva, da so njegovi
zelji res ustregla in mu dala ma
razpolago ma smrt obsojenega
roparskega morilca Jeana Du-
miera. Obljubili so mu svobodo,
&c bo pristal xiv ma zemlji.
Vec policijskih uradnikov je
nekega dne Jeana Dumierja pri-
vedlo pred parisko orozarno,
kjer sta ga pricakovala izumi-
telj in velikanska mnozina lju-
di. Izumitelj in zlocinec sta zle-
zla ma streho orozarne. Tam je
Defontage pritrdil ma Dumierja
letalski plase, Xxi je bill sestav-
lien liz majhnih pticjih peres, in
mu zabical: "Drzite roke vodo-
ravno in mahajte kakor ptice."
Dumier je skocil. Kakor ka-
men je padel V globino. Malo
mad zemljo pa Sc je mogel spet
ujeti in je potem mirno prepla.
val Sc zadnji koseek svoje poti.
Ma zemlji je pristal bled kakor
smrt in ne sposoben, da bi spre-
govoril besedico, toda poskodbe
nj utrpel nobene. Sc zmerom nj
bill sposoben besedice, ko lie sto-
pill k njemu Defontage, mu po-
nosno stisnil roko in mu izrocil
poln mosnjieek zlatnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
stOPATOV
PRAPOR$CAK"
SPISAL FIR. RENEE
SPISAL FIR. REMEC

zaklical start Malta in v tistem
hipu je skocil $ svojim konjem
" stran, ker je bill proti MENU
drveci tujec zamahnil z me-
Gem. &c bi ga bill zadel, bi mu
bill ma mestu glavo razklal. Ma
tia je v tistem trenotku tudi
ysekal po napadalcu, zadel je
le konja, tega pa tako mocjo,
da je konj padel in potegnil $
seboj jezdeca. Malta je prisko-
ell in sunil napadalcu svoj mec
s tako silo " prsi, da je kri
brizgnila v zrak in poskropila
MATHEW usnjeni jopic.
- Malta - pomagaj, Sc je
zdaj slisal Rovanov glas. Malta
je takoj priskoeil in videl, da
Sc imata Rowan in drugi njegov
spremljevalec boriti vsak z dve-
ma sovraznikoma. Meci so "a
devali drug oh drugega, da SO
kar iskre svigale. Malta je pla-
nil najprej k Rovanu, a nj Sc
lotil napadalcev, marvee njiho-
viii bonj. zabodel je konja cd
strani, tako, da sta napadalca v
hipu lezala ma tleh. Rowan je
skoeil konja in Sci mad svoja
sovraznika, Malta pa je hitel
drugemu tovarisu ma pomoe.
Prisel je prepozno. Prav ko je
Malta pritekel ma bojisce, Sc je
njegov tovaris S preklano glavo
zgrudil ma tia, njegov konj pa
| je zdirjal cez polja v noe.
! Tuja vojseaka sta Sc zdaj To-
tila Matte, XII pa !. se,;;ni hotel
, bojevati Z NINA, nego Sc je uni.
kaL kar je mogel nitro tia, kjer
je bill Rowan. Tam SO Sc zopet
spoprijeli in razvil Sc je lju'
boj. ze je zaeel Malta obupa'
vati, ko je videl, da je Rovar
zadel v vrat enega napadalca
XII Sc je pes boril Z MIN, in gs
prebodel. MOI, XII je bill ocividne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
Ali je vana to znano?

j A~A~S+~~~
Ali ste NJ citali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peresa
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, da
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo v Evropo? it,. -
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo. -
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko v po-
moe nasin dobrirn sosedom on
stran morja. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da bi napravila
na6rt "a mir in snaago come
s tenn, da bi Sc odvzelo navad-
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mu je v klobuku prinesel vode,
a predno je- 'moz fnogel pitt,
bruhnil je kri il sebe, gioboko1
zastokal in potem nagnil glayo.
Bill je mrtev.
Stir dnse so Sle v pekel
zaradi teh preklicanih opatoyih
pisem, je godrnjal Malta in ma
en- pozirek izpraznil malo bllco
zganja, XII jo je incl pri sebi.
v peklu bodo danes hudiei pray
veseli.
Kaj storiva 2 mrlisi, je
yprasal Rowan nevoljen radi
Matijevih besed. ,-.-
ce imajo denarja kaj pri
sebi, ga poberiva, je odgovoril
Malta in brez odlasanja za6el
preiskovati mrlice. Kar je nasel
pri njih, je vse sprawl v svoje
zepe.
- Najbolje DO, &c poyeva
brodniku, kaj Sc je zgodilo, sicer
zamudiva prevec casa.
Malta je ravno poskusal klo-
buk enega mrtvih napadalcev,
&c bi ga mogel rabbit in zaradi
tega nj nieesar odgovoril.
- Idiva, Sc je zopet oglasil
Rowan in zajahal syojega ko-
MIA, XII Sc de mirno pasel tik bo-
jisca.
- Dokler zadnjega mrliea ne
preiscem, Sc ne premaknem cd
tod, je kratko odvrnil Malta in
urno preobraeal zepe mrlieev,
med tenn ko je Rowan pocasi ja-
hal proti brodu.
Cez nekaJ casa ga je dohi-
tel Malta in zadovoljno poro-
cal:
- No, to pot pa nj bill boj
zastonj. Tisti plesasti zlodej, XII
ste mu vi prebodli vrat, je incl
pri sebi diva cekina in zlato sve-
tinjico okrog vratu.
- Vsaj svetinjico bi mu bill
pustil - morda bi bila S tenn
resena njegova dusa.
Matija pa nikakor nj bill mne-
MIA, da ina krscansko doznost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
lie Rowan naenkrat zazibal in sc
brez zavesti zgrudil ma tia.
[Dalje pr1hodnjie)
Skok $ padalom pred
poldrugim stoletjem

Nedavno je prvak ruskih pa
dalcev tvegal skok visine H.
444 m in ga srecno izvedel. Svo-
jo padalo je odprl sele tedaj, ko
je bill opravil 1880 m dolgo
navpieno pot skozi zrak.
To dejanje vsekakor zasluzl
vso pozornost, vendar kljub te-
mu nj zbudil take pozornostl
kakor pred poldrugim stolet-
jem neokreten poskus, XII ga je
tvegal neki zloeinec.
Leta 1777 je Belgijec Defon-
tage izdelal 'letalski plase', XII
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volja napadalcev, je razprostrl
roKe. NEE je- zvenketaje padei
ma tia in moi Sc je zgrudil mr.
tey.
Boj se je nadaljeval, o 10 je
Rowan presekal nogo konju syo-
jega nasprotnika, da je Ia padel
2 zivaljo vred, Sc je drugi jahaG
obrnil v stran in je pobegnl.
Njegovemu izgledu je sledn tu-
di njegov 1ajdah, XII je bill he
pref konja izgubil. Rowan in
Malta sta ostala kot zmagoyal-
ca ma bojiscu. III
I - Prokleto je bila huda,. Sc je
zdaj oglasil Malta in yes vpe-
han sedel ma stegno ubitega ko-
MIA.
Kaj ne vidis, da tale BE
zivi, je zaklieal Rowan in skoeil
h konju, ki je zadnji padel in
2 vso tezo lezal ma svojem milo
jeeecem jezdecu.
- Ce zivi - lnu pa vpihni
lue zivljenja, sal jo je On tladi
hotel tebi, je Malta ravnodusno
odgovoril, ne da hi Sc premak-
nil svojega sedeza.
Rowan je skoeil k ranjencu,
odmaknil ma MEM lezeeega ubi-
tega <konja in vprasal soeutno
- ST Ii tezko ranjen, da Sc
ne umaknes?
- Mislim, da sta mi zlomlje-
nj roka in noga in glava rabbi
ia, je jecal ranjenec. -Ce ste kr-
ssanski elovek, naredite hitter
konec. -,
- Kdo 81?
Hapec ma graseini Svibno
- In zakaj 81 me napadel?
Ne VEN. Reklo Sc mi je
maj grem gospodom in ma.
STORM, kar mi ukaze.
- Kdo tt je to rekel?
- Grajseinski valpet.
- In kdo vas je vodil pri ma
padu? -.
- Ne vem. Reklo Sc mi je
maj grem z gospodom in ma
STORM, kar mi ukaze.
- Kdo je ia gospod?
- Ne ven, kako Sc pise. Tu
jec je, XII pa vetkrat prihaja
valptu. Pravil nam je, da ste v
trije ukradli vazna pisma v "a
tiskem samostanu III da ga j
opat postal maj vas -vjame, xiv
ali mrtve.
MOI nj mogel dalje govorit
Dihal je cedalje tezje. Rova
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

nemu ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
Te ideje SO postale zazeljive
in prakticne; tako ameriske v
uvajanju in tako univerzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da bi sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili S to idejo. Emo
leto po predlaganju te ideje, je
Louis Adamic Tidal v brosuri
This Week" clanek after
Victory-What?" (Po zmagi-
KajD, XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo 0 tel predlogi, XII je
bila ojacena z obsirno diskuzijo.
2 zanimanjem boste eitali ta
clanek. vi bi Sc morali takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a zna-
go in mir. Posljite 10c "a po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
Mix Lemon Juice
AT HOME
< TO Relieve
RHEUMATIC PAINS

Money Back-H This Recipe Fails
Good news travels fast-many of the thou
sands of folks who now take lemon juice
for rheumatic pain-have found that by
adding two tablespoonfuls of Allenru to one
tablespoonful of Lemon Juice in glass OF
water, they get faster relief for the aches
and pains caused by rheumatism, lumhago.
It's no surprise either, for Allenru is a
IS year old formula to relieve rheumatic
aches and pains. In fact-if it does not help
your money back. What could be fairer?
Get Allenru today at any live druggist. Only
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. Ali maj mani storimo "a
ljudstvo Evrope kot pa
smo storili "a njih vino
grade? Pred vec Lett, 10 je
kuga uniSila njih vinogrA-
de, Sc je tia poslalo alneri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

velo trtno industrijo v sta
ri domovjni. Evropske trte
so bile ozivljene in zbolj-
sane, ker je bila ameriska
trta, XII je bila prvotno cd
tam, ojaGena tukaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

World Peaceways Inc
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

how to administer them; Congressional committee VS..
Knox on the Elks Hills oil DEAL Chester Davis quits
Jesse Jones VS. Henry Wallace strategic material
stockpiles
The President, commenting on this latest Jones'
Wallace tilt seemed to be interested mainly in bawl-
ing his aides out for making their scrap matter
of public record If the remedy lay in suppressing
all information on such squabbles it would be a
simple matter But to grippe about the unwholesome
publicity is not gaining inch on solving the
problem.
1t is apparent that the fault is in the leadership
and this matter should be faced not shushed, if the
war is to be won. It's too late to talk about chang
ing horses in the middle of the stream The saddles
of the various bureau top chairs worn smooth
from the changes 1t is hard to name war agency
that has succeeded in carrying on without change
of leadership.
Right now some bureau chiefs are endeavoring
to make their organizations big that they will be
so enmeshed in our way of life they will be ndis-
pensabe after the war Others are disregarding i'm
portant war work for pet ideas of social and eco
nomic reform Others remember that election is
coming up and are working with this in mind
In spite of all this the American people are
muddlng through with willingness that is remark
able They are providing the fighters, the arms the
spirit. They deserve better treatment from the big
chiefs in Washington.
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Some Italians Speak Up
New York Times

Sixty seven italian citizens of Panteeria, the
italian Gibraltar now occupied by the Allies, have
sent a letter of homage and gratitude to General
Eisenhower for liberating them from the "megalo-
maniac and satanic regime" which has oppressed
them for twenty years They denounce the i'm
perialistic frenzy of the madmen Hitler and his
faithful vassal Mussoini" they flay the armed
and well-fed arrogance of those notorious squadrsti
who are SO brilliantly absent from the war front"
and they appeal to the Allies to the garden of
Europe" from the mass Of ruin and misery" to
which the "monstrous octopus" of Fascism is reduc-
ing it.
There can be little doubt that, if they had the
chance, millions of Italians the mainland would
gladly attach their names this letter Their state
of mind is well summarized in Associated Press
dispatch which says Short of food except in high
priced black market trading, short of sleep because
of Allied air raids and short of hope because they
have lost faith in Mussolinis Fascist regime, the
italians were reported welcoming invasion or sep
arate peace put them out of their current misery
The population is in flight from threatened by
bombing or invasion. The attempt of Naz-inspred
"souadristi" to Guido Mussoni in oppressive emer-
gency measures is proof of the seriousness of the
situation.
Unfortunately it is easier for a nation, in the
words of the Pantelleria letter to become "hypno-
tized" by saber- rafting and swashbucking regime
than to get rid of it. The terror under which the
italian people now live is the penalty they pay for
having listened to Mussoln in the first place. But
the italians have their destiny in their hands
Those elements in Italy who wish to achieve peace
and liberty will have opportunity to make
their weight felt.
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20 YEARS AGO f 579m EMPIRE


Air Service announced that the attempt
flight the continent
called off
officials contemplated the daylight
improbable for Vaughan
forced his his leaking
Will had raised 100000 the leading
producers enlarge Hollywood Y.
film struck Hollywood
President Harding had intention of calling Congress
the meeting
transport travelling
the Westward
Stewart appearing the Coliseum Theatre in Mind the
Murray Valentino
packed a Spicketts Palace
Drilling operations for oil Kanatak suddenly stopped by
Oil Company puzzg the people OF the community
the Territory 1t said that
poets stopped.
than with their Alaskan the Brooklyn Eagle
soubound after having travelled
participated the dedication Mt Mckinley
on g. objective trip.
Weather with maximum temperature of 81 and a
minimum of SIS.
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SIXTEEN ARRIVE
J FROM WESTWARD

Passengers arriving late las
evening from the Westward were
Jacob Billiard, Charles T. Byram
Daniel DeRoo, James Ferris, B. D.
Stewart, F. K. Hinshaw, Jesse
Cornelius. Carl Swanby, Capt M
Goodwin, John A. Johnson, Sadie
r.. johnson, Gertrude Selby, Troy
Erwin, Gene Erwin, Dan Christen-
son, and NJ Parsons.
Southbound steamer passengers
booked for Seattle from Juneau
were Eugene Standish, John Stein
heimer, George B. Amer. Jr., j. B.
Jones, Charles j. Bolton, Sgt. D.
r.. Krulikoski, Sgt. r. E.. Stark,
Hansene Pross, 1t, Rudy Anderson,
John c. Ahern, William A. Moore
Ivan o. Young, Alfred E. Finn, Ted
S. Thompson, and Theodore b
Beasley.
Those going to Ketchikan were
Alice Osborne. Oswald Thanem
Florence Wilson, Michael Haas. John
M. Walker, Valentin A. Tapacio
and Frank T. Marshall.
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ANOTHER CHART SHOT

The excellent charts which the Government has
been furnishing, showing the makeup Of the Tarl-
GUS bureaus in Washington becoming obsolete
as fast as the maps of Europe when Hitler was on
the march
Heads have been Topped off almost as fast as
they have been appointed, at least faster than
most Americans had time to figure out just what
they were supposed to be doing.
But it has been a remarkable thing that the
state of this countrys morale has been what it has
been and now is Conflicting direcives, inter-bureau
squabbles designations, firings, muddled leadership
and other things contrast sharply to the unity of the
13O000O0O
In the recent Second War Loan Drive-two weeks
the nation oversubscribed the goal by 40 percent
The groundwork is being laid for another
record breaking campaign and sure the peo-
pie will through again.
This sngleness of purpose apparent among the
people of America is beginning to contrast sharply
with the leadership of the nation
We can look back and pick out scores of squab-
bles that don't help:
The Jeffers Nelson Patterson Forrestal Ickes
controversy over rubber; OWL VS. the Army and
Navy over news; Congress VS.. the OWL. on funds;
the OWL inside fight on propaganda; the Truman
Committee VS. Knox shipping losses; Labor Board
and Byrnes on the Little Steel formula; Congress
the President on the ant-strike bill; McNutt VS.
Brown the old Henderson crowd on prices and
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"The stars incline
bat do not compel"
THURSDAY, JULY %

Benefic aspects rule strongly to-
day which should be fortunate for
signing new contracts or leases. 1t
is suspicious for initiative.
HEART AND HOME: Under this
ccnfiguration the opinions of the
average man or woman have spec
ial consideration. Clear thinking
should be general regarding war
issues Liberty and justice for all
are visioned with growing conf
dence. Subtly the new order is
changing ideas and customs in ways
that promise happiness for persons
of all races, astrologers declare.
Scers vision the dawn of the Aquar-
ian age which brings scientific, hui
manitarian and idealistic evolution,
assuring equality for all.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Economists
agree with astrologers who declare
that the war will give the United
States a self-sufficient continental
economy and will abolish mass un-
employment in the United States.
Great changes in international
banking systems have been prophe-
sled. Through emergency measures
that proved our commercial great
ness lasting business benefits are
assured, the seers announce. They
predict that recent gains in the
power of organized labor will be
reduced voluntarily when coopera-
ton or partnership with capital
! is attained The era of immense
salaries will close with the estab-
lishment of postwar standards of
income se.
/ NATIONAL ISSUES: Demonstra-
ton that all the nations on the
globe compose only one world will
be made by the Second World War
which will show the absurdity of
the isolation conception by certain
politicians. AS recognition of the
responsibilities of the United States
as the leading nation on the globe
permeates to the last reluctant adj
vocate of American isolation, old
ideas will be replaced with enthu-
siastic plans for the future.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Dictators are, to fall rapidly, one
after another, as if they were
bowled down by an irresistible force,
astrologers long have foretold. With
out principles or any code of
right to sustain them they will
reveal the cowardice that marks
all DULLES, but the time of their
punishment will be delayed as long
as possible. They and their support
ers Will betray one another, it is
forecast Suicide or assassination
long has been predicted as likely to
end Hitler's frightful career.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of a year of extra
ordinary adventures and successes.
Changes will be numerous.
Children born this year probably
will have fine traits of character
as well as talents of rare quality.
They have the possibility of sur
passing success in life.
Copyright, l943
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