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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05

Educators are fighting to keep a
few of the 200 colleges which the
army and navy wants to take. over
for military training, for normal
higher education.
Buy War Bonds
Thirty million people will make
out income taxes this year--hun-
dreds of thousands of farmers
among a great many who have new
er made out a tax return.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05


When armored knights met, it
was customary for each knight to
raise the visor of his helmet as a
means of Identification. This ges-
ture has come down through all
armies in the form of the salute.
Traditional, too, is the Army
mans preference for Camel Ciga-
rettes. In the Army, Navy, Ma
rines, and Coast Guard, actual
sales records in their Service
Stores show Camel is the favorite.
Favorite gift with service men is
also Camels by the carton. Local
tobacco dealers are featuring
Camel cartons to send to men in
the armed forces anywhere. ADV.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
NORTH AFRICA:
Death of Empire

Tripoli's fall had various meanings
for various interpreters. To histori-
ans it wrote finale to Mussolini's
grandiose dreams of empire, for it
was here the Duce had begun his
disastrous expansion policy. To
military observers it meant that the
Allies could now concentrate closer
attention on cleaning up the last
Axis strongholds in Tunisia.
II had been apparent to observers
that Marshal Rommel's retreat
through Tripolitania had had Tuni-
STA and not Tripoli as its goal. Rear
guard efforts to protect the main
body OF his retreat had constituted
the only action in and around Tripoli.
Allied airmen had not only strafed
doomed Tripoli, but General Mont
gomery's British eighth army and
General LeClerc's Fighting French
had constantly harried the retiring
Afrika Korps.
In Tunisia the Axis had made
strenuous efforts to cover Rommel's
withdrawal by launching offensive
thrusts against French positions
southwest of Pond-du-Fahs.
While junction Of Rommel's army
with those Of sNazi Col. Gen. Won
Arnim would strengthen Axis forces
in Tunisia, the Allies would similarly
be strengthened by the addition Of
British and Fighting French troops
to Gen. Dwight Eisenhower legions.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
CHILDBIRTH:
Pain Is Stilled


To world snuffing out lives in
pain on scores of battle fields,
the American Medical association
brought tidings that the sufferings
attendant on LIES beginnings might
be banished through a new method
Of childbirth anesthesia that is with
out danger either to mother or baby.
Designated as continuous caudal
anesthesia" the new technique was
developed by Drs. Robert Hingson
and Waldo Edwards Of the Marine
hospital at Staten Island, N. Y.
Their report was corroborated by
statements from 10 other clinics and
hospitals which tested the new meth
cd on $50 patients.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
PRICE RISE:
Predicted BY Bro,vn

AS additional rationing and price
regulations were promulgated, the
American public learned that Price
Administrator Prentiss M. Browns
direction Of the OPA would be less
dramatic but no less firm than that
of his predecessor Leon Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Average Citizen
were assured by the new admins
traitor, however, that the OPA would
be operated solely for the protection
of the American people. Frankly
acknowledging that price rises were
inevitable, MIR. Brown promised that
such rises would be "slow and well
ordered"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
RUBBER:
letters Us. RIG

With his synthetic rubber pro-
gram facing further curtailment so
that more convoy escort vessels can
be built and more high octane gaso-
line produced for fighting fliers, Rub
Der Conservation Director William
M. LETTERS assumed control of all
rubber import programs formerly
exercised by the Board of Economic
Warfare through the Rubber Re-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Farm Implement Quota Boosted by 3O%;
Hitler's Disasters Mount as Russians
Speed Up Caucasus Ukraine Offensive;
Tripoli's Fall Spurs Tunisia Drive

NOTE: spin they these
Released Western Newspaper Union
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
AGENTS WANTED

Agents-Sell Mems Latex Products. Large
profits. Send 81 for samples, prices. Peer
less, 1850 WIN Broadway, Kansas City, Mo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-05
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gerber who
sold their ranch near Finley are
moving this week to the place re-
Gently vacated by the Harold FL
der family near Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weigands
and grand daughter Therso Joy
of Kennewick and Mrs. Bob Per-
kins were visitors Wednesday eve
ming of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Brod-
beck.
MIR. and Mrs. E. o. McAlister
received word last week of new
grandson born September 18th to
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleon McAlister at Spokane.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Masters
and children were dinner visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Gowing
Wednesday evening.
Lloyd Hurt from Oklahoma
came for an indefinite visit with
his brother and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Hurt and the O'Hair
families. .-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

In the Matter of the Petition of c.
G. Whitney, and other holders
of title or evidence of title to
real property, for the organiza-
ton of a local Improvement
district within Columbia Irri-
cation District and within the
boundaries herein set forth.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that C. G. Whitney, and other
holders of title or evidence Of title
to the land hereinafter described,
have filed with the Board of Di-
rectors of Columbia Irrigation
District their petition praying that
said lands be organized as a local
improvement district, the boun-
diaries thereof being as follows:
Beginning at the South Quarter
corner of Section 3d.. Township 8
North, Range 80; thence North
1920 feet; thence East 1920 feet;
thence South 1920 feet to the
South line of Section 22-8-30;
thence South along the East line
of the Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section o.
$50 a distance of 1304.45 feet;
thence West 2640 feet; thence
North 1920 feet to the North line
of said section; thence East along
said Section line a distance of 1920
feet to the true point of beginning.
1t is proposed that the district
to be organized shall include all
the lands contained within the
foregoing boundaries and said
lands are to be assessed for the
proposed improvement.
Petitioners propose the con-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

struction Of specla, -.
works for the delivery ssrlsaSs
irrigation canal Of the . IRON d
water to which such LAMP Iupps h
entitled in accordance 'a '..la' a
established practice Of u WIN b
livery within Columhi. I d
District, such delivery 10 - Cato
to a high point detern,;,aDss naa
most feasible by a comns, su .
cation engineer. 'en' N.
Bonds 1! for such local im,..
ment district will be issusS ip, =
time to time as bonds Of co1.i iss
Irrigation District, i
amounts, as together win aS
available revenues, win b. wy we
eient to pay the cost Of coe - sllt
ing said irrigation works
Notice is further piver a
hearing will be held on said s' ~ !
ton in the office of the l RO.. st
Directors of Columbia Irri. .a =
District in Kennewick. wasa suN
ton, on the 18th day Of o ssaI
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock i q.
ternoon, at which time and J, a.
all persons interested NAV .n r'sS
and show cause for or aga,a sppsf
formation Of the proposed ~ "
Improvement district and the ISL ISL
ance of bonds as aforesaid '''S
Given by order Of the BOsra :
Directors Of Columbia Irr;..s'u
District this 4th day Of oc soSS
1913. Jean Spencer, Sec. lc.s ss
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

shop. He is an experienced man
in his line and will make the
market credit to the town. His
family will arrive in the near
future.
That = M. 0. Kitten arrived
from Spokane Saturday to join his
family. They will now make this
their permanent home. The Kilt
tens are a valuable acquisition to
the population of Kennewick and
the work they are doing in the
cause of higher education by es-
tablishing Academy Emanuel is
fully appreciated by the people in
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
Mrs. Friedrich and Son
Entertain with Dinner

Goo Late for Last Week.
Finley Mrs. Lenna Fredricks
and son George entertained with
a dinner Saturday noon for Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Moore from Sid
ney, Nebr., Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Moore Of Tillamook, Ore, Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Fredricks and Joan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Fredricks
and daughter Lenna Lee. Mrs.
John Fredricks also entertained
the group with dinner Saturday
evening.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

pointed deputy state game pro-
tector for this district by the
state game commission.
That-Friday evening friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Larkin gathered
at their home for an old-fashioned
charivari and housewarming.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

According to a friend one Of a.
cleverest cards he received / N, "
summer was the picture =, ~ .
friend hoeing his garden and =
the back was written sam hsv; "
a wonderful time, wish YOU ll vs,.
here" "e''
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

this community and will increase
as the years go on.
That-It is reported from re-
liable sources that the extension of
the Kiona ditch will be completed
this winter. This will bring an
other portion of land tributary to
Kennewick under irrigation.
That-Windfall apples are sold
in IS pound sacks for one cent a
pound.
That-C. A. Lundy has about
completed seeding 600 acres to
wheat in Horse Heaven. Some of
the grain is already up.
That-Cosgrove and Hanson are
shipping samples of peaches,
raised in the Chas. Lum orchard,
to Portland, st. Paul, and several
places in the Mississippi valley.
The largest and most delicious
peaches ever raised in the state
were produced in the Kennewick
valley this season. Few people
realize what a magnificent fruit
section this is.
1913
The Kennewick Courier for Oct.
8, 1913 states that-For the third
successive year Kennewick has
taken first honors at the state fair
for the best display of grapes, the
judges having awarded this dis
trict the first prize of $40.
That-The High School enroll
ment was brought up to 81 within
the last two weeks by the advent
of four new pupils, two freshmen
and two sohomores. I
That-Next Wednesday at the
Princess theater there will be a
special three-reel colored feature.
That-The first straight car of
apples to 60 out of Kennewick
this season was loaded Wednes-
day at the Association warehouse
by H. M. Bartlett. The car con-
sisted of extra fancy and fancy
Winesaps and Jonathans.
The Kennewick Courier Report
er for Oct. 4, 1923 informs us that
The Arts and Crafts department
of the woman's club held the first
meeting of the year Monday. The
department voted to give $40 to
the cemetery foundation.
That-The Commercial hotel is
getting a brand new front, Mgr. ].
c. Leibee says. He is pushing the
front windows of the hotel out to
the sidewalk making the present
porch into part of the lobby. The
entrance to the basement will be
the main entrance to the hotel.
That-Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Tweet
sold their home on Bird Street to
James r. Barton of the Barton
Grain and Feed Co. and will move
to their new home on the High
lands within the next few weeks.
That-Tennis has been added
to the athletics schedule of the
Kennewick high school. Two
teams went to Prosser today to
play in the boys and girls single
and doubles matches. The games
this fall are preliminary to the
organization of valley scholastic
league next spring.
/ 30
The Kennewick Courier Report
er for Oct. S, 1888, reminds us that
Word has been received in Ken
newick that Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
Brown have located in Oakland,
Calf. The latter part of Sep
tember Burns purchased a Texaco
station in the downtown district.
They have an apartment and are
nicely settled. The Burns Chevro-
let garage has been sold to A. A.
Anderson.
That. E. johnson who is sta
toned at Ephrata in charge of the
bank there, spent the weekend
with Mrs.J Johnson and family.
That Mitchell Kershaw, prom
inent local sportsman has been ap-
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The Columbia Courier for Oct.
9, 1903, reports that - William
Dirksen of Spokane has opened
the KenneMick market and is
conducting first class butcher
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-01

razorozile, krike, XII ga omeh-
cajo in ganejo.
Usoda sama il DO pomagala,
sal je to njena dolznost; dovolj
jo je tepla in preganjala, zdaj
Sc il mora nasmejati, sal je
nedolzna zrtev strasnega nespo-
razuma.
In V narocju skesanega moza
pozabi ma mracno preteklost,
mislila DO samo ma sreco in ra-
dost, XII Sc il obeta V bodocno-
sti.
Obrise mu solze, XII jih DO pre-.
takal me da bi pomislila, koliko
jih je pretocila sama.
Koneno spozna sreeo. - sre.
co!
Nesrecna zena Sc je otoznc
nasmehnila. Ali more upati, ds
DO sreco znova v polni meri uzi'
vala? Ali je mogoce obnovit
domace ognjisce, XII Sc je '
enem tragicnem dnevu sesulo '
prah? r.
&c sc vrne samo MOI, ali nj
ostane prazno mesto V Hist, pra
Emo mesto V srcu, XII bi ga nit
Ramonova ljubezen ne mogls
zapolniti?
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-01

moci in junasko premagal ire
nutno slabost ;otrl 81 je solze,
XII so mu bile pritekle il oci,
in zasepetal:
- Dobro! &c ne gre drugace,
pa izpijmo case bridkosti do
dina. Steer sem il pa obljubil
udanost.
Brz je stopil v svojo soho in
Sc preoblekel. Kmalu je stall
pred vrati Heleninega stanova-
MIA. Pozvonil je.
- Gospa je V svoji sobi, -
je dejala komornica. - Takoj
il sporocim, KIDD je prisel.
Helena Sc je bila res zakle-
Mia v saloncek, ker nj mogla
biti ma vrtu sredi pomladnega
razkosja, XII Sc j je zdelo "a
1.-Two "a bolest meme duse.
re diva dni nj videla nit Car
men, niti Roberta d'Alboize.
Tudi pisala il nista.
In da hi sc pomirila, da bi 81
pregnala il glave mracne misli,
je zacela obujati spomine ma
one trenutke, ko Sc il je zdelo:
da Sc je je nebo koncno usmili-
10.
Toda ia, tako dolgo pricako.
vana sreca, je bila "a ubogo re.
no tudi muka.
Da, res je, zopet je nasla Car.
men in Roberta, in V objemu
skesane sestre Sc il je zazdelo
da re okusa vso sladkost polju'
bow moza in sincka, XII je take
dolgo zaman hrepenela pc Mi
ma.
Toda vprasanje je, &c Sc be
Carmen posrecilo premagat
Ramonov odpor. Priznanje ii
stih, XII sta vse zlo zakrivila, mt
ne zadostuje. On hoce imeti do
kaze.
Ali dobi koncno tie dokaze?
No, &c sc Carmen in Robert
ne posreci prepricati ga, stor
to Helena sama.
In koncno pride do tako tezkt
in dolgo pricakovanega svide
MIA.
In borec Sc "a svojo ljubeze1
zene, "a svojo materinsko cast
DO pac nasla besede, XII ga bodt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-01
XVII.
BRZOJAVKA

BRZOJAVkA
Paul Vernier je bill koncal
svoje vsakdanje delo.
Bill je sam v tesnem postnem
uradu. Uradni spisi so bill re
~ospravljeni. Pismonosa je bill
re odnesel vreco S pismi ma do
rontski kolodvor.
Okence postnega urada .je BIZ
10 re zaprto, zaprta so bila tu-
di zamrezena okna, vodeca ma
ulico.
LIE skozi vrata ma vrt je Sc
sijalo zahajajoce solnce. Paul
.Vernier je sedel globoko "a
misljen v pisarni.
z zadnjimi zarki je prodiral
v soho vonj vrtnic, hijacint in
jasmina, slisalo Sc je zvrgole-
ME ptic, vracajocih Sc ma noe
v gnezda, in melodicen selest S
p%rostrane poljane, razprostira-
joce Sc okrog vasi.
Toda VISA ia radost V prirodi
nj mogla razveseliti mladega
moza.
Paul Vernier je razmisljal c
svojih unicenih umetniskih sa-
njah % pokopanih nadah, O ne
dosezeni slavi, XII je v MO tr.
dino upal in XII je obticala v ten
tesnem uradu.
Postal je bill malodusen, xiv.
ljenje Sc mu je zazdelo memo,
sno breme. Sole so mt zalile
oci in niti ma misel mu nj pri
slo, da bi stopil ma vrt k no
Fam, kjer bi Sc mt morda vr
milo veselje do zivljenja.
Sedel je in misli so mu uha
jale nazaj V preteklost. Nobene
ga zarka srece nj bilo V niego
VEN z%ivljenju.
Ia hip je bio posijalo soln
ce V njegovo mracno mladost il
pregnalo temo.
Helenin prihod je bill storil t;
cudez in navdal Paula z novin
upanjem.
Zagledal je bill sreco ma oh
zorju, zasanjal O idealu, '
ognju njenih modrih oci je vi
del novo zivljenje, izpolnite,
svojih mad.
Kar sc je jasno nebo cope
skrilo "a oblake. Temni oblak
so zastrli obzorje in komaj obu
jeno upanje je bilo "a vedn,
uniceno.
Malo je manjkalo, da nj oh
upal. Poteptal je svoje srce, s.
zakrohotal mad svojim triple
MEM ne menec sc "a bolest
XII mu je stiskala srce.
Zaljubljenec Sc je mozato il
premenil V prijatelja; vroc;
ljubezen, XII ga je vlekla k He
leni ,se je izpremenila v globo
ko udanost, V nesebicno in n;
vsako zrtev pripravljeno lube
zen.
Mozato je bill prestal tezk'
preizkusnjo, tezki udarci used
ga MISC mogli STREET.
Koncno je zmagal, ceprav S
udarcem usode Sc nj mogel pc
vsem umakniti. Privedel je hi
Heleni del rodbine, XII je pc nj
tako hrepenela, naucil je hi
n%esrecnico upati, da pride cas-
ko DO "a svoje trpljenje boga
to poplacana.
Cd Carmen do Ramona je hi
samo en- korak.
A Ramon jo DO lahko prive
del k Milcku.
To hi bila "a obupano zen'
najvecja sreca obnovitev donna
cega ognjisca hi il vrnila vese
lie do zivljenja, vero ljudi.
Toda Helenina sreca zads
Paulu najhujsi udarec. PAUL.
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da je pa vendar nasla v svojem
srcu koticek tudi zanj, "a svo-
jega zvestega prijatelja, da Sc
memo srce pocasi ogreva zanj,
ker nj drugega.
Toda ia drugi kmalu pride.
Njegov prihod je bill samo Sc
vprasanje tednov, dni, morda
samo ur.
Paul je to cutil in has ia "a
vest ga je najbolj gnala v obup.
All, kaj hi bill dial, &c hi bill
mogel vasj Sc nekaj mesecev
zadrzati dan, ko pride on, XII
mu pripada Helenino srce!
Rad hi bill Sc nekaj casa zivel
v sladki samoprevari, da ga He
lena vsaj malo ljubi, da nj Sc
vse izgubljeno.
Kar je dvignil glavo, kakor
clovek, XII je storil trden sklep,
Ne, tega usodnega trenutka
noce cakati.
Ne prenesel hi udarca, XII hi
mu ga zadal pogled ma obozeva-
no zeno v objemu drugega. Da
hi moral mirno gledati, kakc
drugi objema MO, XII bi rad dial
"a MO z%ivljenje? Ne, nikoli! TIE.
ga bi ne prenesel!
Ne, odpotovati mora.
Re opetovano so mu ponujalj
kot vestnemu in sposobnemu
uradniku mnogo boljse sluzbe.
no mesto, pa je vse ponudbe
odklonil.
Kaj dobra sluzba v vecjen
kraju, ko je pa tn v Moissel'
lesu tako blizu Helene!
Zdaj je pa pripravljen spre'
ljeti drugo sluzbo, preseliti 81
drugam. Takoj mora pisati Wis
uradniku, XII mu je bill ia
ko naklonjen, treba ga je pro
, siti, maj Sc zavzame zanj in MI
preskrbi drugo mesto, XII pa ma.
DO izven Francije, v Alziru, '
kolonijah, pc moznosti zelo da
lee.
! Da! Tako je sklenil. Njego'
sklep je bill trden.
! In stopil je k mizi, da hi ia
koj napisal pismo.
! Kar je lapel b%rzojavni zvon
eek.
To je bill signal, napovedujo'
| brzojavko.
| Paul Vernier je takoj sedel
brzojavnemu aparatu in odgo
: voril z obicajnim glasom:
y - Pripravljen k sprejema
nju.
u Nepricakovano delo ga je 81
Ger zmotilo, vendar Sc ga je p;
zelo razveselil.
i Sprejemanje brzojavke je hi
: 10 mehanicno delo, XII bi ga lab
ko zdramilo il tezkih misli.
Zagledal Sc je ma trak papir
: ia, XII Sc je odvijal in pokriva
2 z znaki.
Prevajal jih je in pisal spro
, tt brzojavko ma list.
Najprej so prisle ma vrst'
= uradne belezke; ura oddaje, da
tum, naslov postnega urada it'd
= Potem je pa Paul zacuden,
precital svoje ime.
Brzojavka je bila naslovlje
: ma mani.
Kdo neki mu je brzojavljal
In kaj mu je sporocal?
. NJegovemu imenu je sledi
njegov naslov.
In sledile so prve besede br
zojavke, XII so bile spocetks
| brez pomona.
i Toda kmalu so bill zapisan
| ma listu cell stavki.
), Paul je razumel.
In Gin vec besed je razumel
tenn boil je prebledeval.
Besede, XII jih je zapisoval M
list drugo "a drugo, so Sc M
zdele sulice, zabodene narav
most v srce.
D Ko je precital brzojavko dc
konca, sc je yes tresel.
Opotekel Sc je, kakor bi ga bi.
nenadoma zadel strahovit uda,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-01
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r 0 M A N

VISA jeza je izginila il njego-
vega srca.
Razprostrl je roke prot Ro-
bertu in Carmen, XII sta klecala
pred MIN, in dvignil ju je. Po-
tenn ju je krepko objel in "a
sepetal.
- Ostanita! Sal sta sill
Sala, da je wanna en- mucenik re
odpustil.
Evening star., 1943-12-27

Forty-three years ago he began
his Government career, his first job
being as timekeeper on the job of
reconstructing the old Congressional
Library space back of the rotunda in
the Capitol. He next served as clerk
in the construction of the old House
Office Building For nine months
thereafter he was superintendent of
the building, followed by another
tour Of duty in construction activi-
ties.
His greatest satisfaction, Mr..
Brown says, is "recollections of the
fine people I have been associated
with"
Few people realize, he said, that
his division alone employs 318 per-
sons, including $50 charwomen.
Every morning they clean 1000
rooms he remarked. And that is
a lot of cleaning"
Mr.. Brown says he firmly believes
in the daily application of the
Golden Rule. People generally re-
spond to kind treatment" he said
Encourage them, bring out their
latent possibilities. and every one is
made happier. To me Government
service has been happy and happi-
ness cannot be measured by wealth
or position
Mr.. Browns philosophy is one of
the reasons why he is a popular man
on Capitol Hill.
Evening star., 1943-12-27
DR.. Bush 10 Receive
Edison Medal Award

DR.. Vannevar Bush, president of
the Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington and director of the Office of
Scientific Research and Develop
ment of the Office of Emergency
Management, will receive the 1943
Edison Medal of the American Insti-
tute of Electrical Engineers.
The award will be made on Janu-
ary 26 in a general session of the
winter technical meeting of the
institute, in the Engineering Socie-
ties Building at New York.
The honor will be bestowed on
DR.. Bush for his contribution to
the advancement of electrical en-
gmeering, particularly through the
development Of new applications of
mathematics to engineering prob
lens, and for his eminent service to
the Nation in guiding the war re-
search program the institute said