davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

Simon Bolivar, San Martin y
O'Higgins aspiraban a una cor
federation continental -dijc
Ell vicepresidente Wallace en-
Santiago, la capital de Chile.
Todos los pueblos americanos
anhelan una Federation, cree
mos ~nosotros, pero que no sig
nifique dominic politico o domi
MO econ6mico de las naciones
pequenas.
Antes de la election del pre-
sidente Roosevelt, antes de
1893 Sc hablaba en- las Ameri-
cas- de 'hermandad" y de "cari-
nito;" pero los bancos de New
York imponfan condiciones en-
Nicaragua, Haiti, Santo Domin
go, Cuba v otros paises.
Hablaba Wilson, por ejemplo
de. Seciedad de Naciones y de
igualdad y justicia para todos
los pueblos; pero los hechos, en-
cuanto q. la America Latina, no
Sc ajustaban a los vocablos.
Con hombres como Franklin
Delano Roosevelt y Henry A.
Wallace no seria dificil formar
una Federation, por cuanto los
dos son muy queridos en- los pue
bios que hablan la lengua cas-
tdlana; pero no todos los seno-
res jefes politicos de por AGA
son tan inteligentes, honestos y
bondadosos como esos lideres
democraticos.
Para llegar a la Federation
serfa necesario mantener du-
rante muchos amos la norma de
Buen Vecino y al mismo tempo
jar ayuda positiva, elevando su
rivel de vida, a los PASSES que
aun conservan las taras de la
epoca colonial, pero Sc han OIL
vidado "por complete" de las
virtudes de la Madre Espana'
lY conste que al hablar de
Espana ~necesario es declarar
que no aludimos a la naci6n so
metida a la Falange y sus ver-
dugos, sino a la Repdblica de
trabajadores de toda clase.
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

Tampa es una de las ciuda-
des mas "desfachatadas' de la
naci6n en- cuanto a los excesos
bolitericos.
Aqui por ejemplo, los seho-
res pastores hablan de prohibi-
ci6n, pero en- cuanto a la Boil
ia V el "desorden' cue lleva a
los hogares, los ministries del
Senior Sc cruzan de brazos.
Todos reconocemos que los
borrachos consuetudinarios son
seres despreciabaes; pero min
rim hOEnhre normal puede dvt-
La gaceta., 1943-04-01
ATTENUATION DOS AVLO-
MES INCLESES

Londres, Abril dos avio-
mes militares ingleses hicieron
un aterrizaje forzoso en- terri
torio portuguese y sus tripulan-
ties fueron internados.
DID Ia noticia en- la malana
dc hoy, la radio de Paris.
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

Acaban de ser procesados sic
tie oficiales de la policfa de Bos-
ton, incluyendo al Comisionado
Jose P. Timilty Y ell superinten-
dente Fallon, por tolerar y ex-
plotar Ell juego prohibido.
Hace pocos dfas fue condena-
do un dentista, ell DR.. Harry ].
Sagansky, de la misma ciudad,
por extraer miles y miles de pc
SOS de los 'bobos'', con una 10
terra ficticia."
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

va hemos dicho nosotros, CEN
tenares de veces, queel juego es
un mad terrible, insoportable'
cuando las autoridades estan
en- contubernio con los "banque
ros" Y los "ayudantes" de estos.
Y, desgraciadamente en- TO-
do ell pals Sc juega y en- cast to-
do ell pals los "senorones" del
juego .estan protegidos por las
autoridades.
La gaceta., 1943-04-01
FIJADA A
UNA FIANZA DE $1,000

y Clearwater, birl lei juez
Baker fij6 aver una fianza de
$1,000 a Charles Hernandez, de
30 amos, acusado de fraude en-
EpWiuisio De 4 ssposA do IN Ill
La gaceta., 1943-04-01
redenci6n de los oprimidOs.

redenci6n de los ~oprimidos.
Estados Unidos, como medi-
do de guerra, conserva la boca
'cerrada y los pueblos de la In
dia y China ven quebrantada 81
'fe en- nosotros.
Los Indios no suplican, por
cuanto saben que Ell mundo de
manana no sera como 81 de hoy,
81 Dios Quiere; y los chinos. afr
man, por boca de Nine Chang,
que ellos no ruegan.
Son 700, 900, 900 de seres hu-
manos unidos a las naciones
democraticas, a los cuales ira
tamos como 81 "valiesen menos
que nosotros."
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

Mario Appelius, uno de los je
fes de la propaganda fascista,
habia dicho por Ia Radio comen
tando los asaltos de la aviaci6n
aliada sobre el esfumado "im-
perio" de Mussolini: @son de pc
Ca importancia''.
Aguien que lie oyera mentir,
lie esper6 cerca de la radioemi-
sora por la que haoia ~derra-
mado' su insensatez y ie atizd
fuertes golpes.
La radio suiza asegura que
le produjsrOn lsSiOaes gTavss'
La gaceta., 1943-04-01
EI. TEMPO

Temperature suaye para esta
noche y el viernes. Minima, q
las z de- Ia naaana, so gradOA
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

cial del campamento Nc Dill,
ldA Tampa,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14
SObO

S garazo ali brez sc odda v ma
jem postenemu moskemu. Vpra-
sa Sc po 4. uri popoldne ma
1859 Addison Rd., spodaj, stran-
ska vrata, zadaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14

Igospodicne. svejk, dobri vojak,
pa je dejal ponosen: "Ce bi ne
bilo vojske, bi ne dozivel take
parade niti Oh svojem pogrebu. -"
"svejk, z gospodom obrlajt-
nantom sem Sc re domenil," Sc
ie med marsem okrenil Baloun; {;
"prihodnjo nedeljo prides tudi tt
k meni ma koline. Imam re pri-
pravljenega prasicka, takole diva
centa DO tehtal. No, mic Sc ne
premisljaj, kamerad! Mi mill
narji smo 81 med vojsko opo-
mogli in roka Gospodova je bi-
la "a mas odprta.'
'"Tak pa pridem, Baloun," Sc
je odlocil svejk, ida slisim kaj
poves, kadar imas vamp poln."
Dospeli so do staromestnega
trga. Pred Husovim spomeni-
kom so stall odlicnjaki, pred
mestno hiso tribuna. Legionar-
je so pozdravljali ministri, 60
vorili poslanci in k nebesu so le-
tele velike besede o svetih vee-
nih pravicah naroda, o boju "a
ME in O izpolnitvi tristoletnih
sanj.
A dobri vojak tsvejk je poslu-
sajoc pozorno opazoval psicko,
XII jo je elegantna gospodicna,
pravkar Sc mahajoc robckom
legionarjem, drzala ma vrvici.
In svejk je videl, da je k psieki
pritekel prav TAX pesek, jo ga
lantno ovohaval in poizkusal
uresniciti svoje nemoralne po-
nudbe.
Posrecilo seamu je in zvezala
sta Sc. Gospodicna s psicko je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14

zardevala, svejk pa je posepetal
Vodicki: ''Vprasaj no gospodic-
no "a njen naslov! L. tele zveze
bodo lepi psicki. Ako zahteva,
il dam zanje ze jutri arc. Zopet
Sc hoeem prezivljati posteno."
Polkovnik, stojec obraz k O.
brazu obrtnih gobezdaeev in
cenc naroda, je zdaj trdo in z
jeklenimi besedami odgovarjal,
.da je prospeh naroda mogoc lie
takrat, ako SO vsi njegovi cleni
nesebicni, castni in delavni, in
zdelo Sc je, kakor bi prav zaradi
njih podcrtal te besede.
Govori so bill zakljueeni, bob
narji SO zabobnali k marsu in
dez je pretrgal ostri polkovni-
kov glas: "Pozor! Pohodom -
pohod! Desno glejr
Legionarji 50 defilirali, pre-
den je prisla vista ma svejkov
oddelek, je Sc zasepetal: "Tak
oh sestih pri Kelihu! In crno
pivo imas tudi?"
"Imam!" je pritrdil Palivec.
"In zamarijasamo?''' je pozve-
doval svejk.
Vodicka je odgovoril namesto
Palivca: "Kajpakda! Brez skr-
biz
"Rota, pozor!!" je zakrical
spredaj kapitan Lukas. "Poho-
dom - pohod! Desno glej!
In svejk je vrgel desno nogo
naprej ter Sc dejal: Bravo, po-
menimo Sc! VISA ia vojska z bit
kami, govorancami in defilirka-
mi pa maj ne pise -!'
"Tak oh sestih!" je kriknil "a
MIN Vodicka, odgovora pa nj
dobil vec.
Mad dobrim vojakom svej-
kom, XII je marshal po mestu,
so tuzno viseli S streh in bal
konov mokri praporji in 20 ME-
govi cepici je bobnal droben
KONEC.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14
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v SVETOVNI VOJNI
JAROSLAV HASEK

dobro, da smo Sc takole sesli;
on prihaja zares--prejela sem
cd MEGA il Trsta telegram" In
podala je gospodu brzojavko, ma
kar j je stisnil roko: 'Baloun,
r1linar cd Tabora.''
"Ti, birt, pojdiva mu no ma
proti ma Wilsonov kolodvor!" je
govoril diva. koraka cd njih siro-
koplec MOI drugemu v trdem
klobuku. Ia pa mu je odgovoril
nespodobno: "Ta vsrani dez!
Danes bi morale svetiti najlepse
solnce, da bi tudi obrtniki imeli
kaj cd tega No, mic me ne
vlaci, Vodicka, nikamor Sc ne
premaknem. Sal &c ga ne spo-
znamo, pride zvecer prav gotovo
h 'Kelihu.' Ohio, glej, ze gredo!"
S terase pred muzejem Sc je
oglasilo viharno klicanje "Sla-
va!" sredi trga so Sc poja-
vile kakor kite poljskih cvetk
pestre skupine deklet v narod-
nih nosah. Ia mimi so Sc rdeli
Sokoli v rdecih kosuljah in "a
nekaterimi castniki, XII so sto-
pail ma celu, so korakali tezko
vojaki v zelenih uniformah S
puskami ma ramah, XII so jim
blesketali bajoneti cello v ii sivi,
kalni svetlobi. Tlak je grmel
pod nogami polka, XII je korakal
ostro in krenil ma Prikope. Te-
daj Sc je zadrl tolsti, izpitani
gospod ma castnika, XII je vodil
svoj oddelek:
"Majka bozja klokotska, 60
spod obrlajtnant Lukas! Co.
spod obrlajtnant, ali Sc Sc spo-
minjate Balouna, XII je bill pred
petimi lett vas pucflek 2"
Preseneceni castnik Sc je ma
smehnil in pomigal mozu z roko,
naj gre vstric MEGA, a v tenn
trenotku je il vrste nekdo zakli-
cal: "Marek, poglej no, tamle
gre Baloun Nikdarsit! Kako pa
je, mrcina lacna""
Mlinar Sc je ozrl, da bi odgo-
voril, Sc preden je mogel od-
govoriti, Sc je zaletela k vojaku,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14

Koneno pa je odsel tudi svejk
v Kijev ma univerzo, kjer Sc je
zbirala ceska dobrovoljska ar
mada. V Rusiji je izbruhnila re-
volucija, car je padel in zavla-
dali so najprej Kerenskij So
vj-tom soldatskih in robocih de-
putatov in koncno boljseviki.
Poszednja etapa Uojaka svejka.
Bill je grd, dezeven februarski
dan |. 1920. Praga je bila oble-
cena v slavnostno opravo pra-
porjev, po ulicah so hodila, ne
menec Sc "a luze, lepa dekleta
V narodnih krojih, ljudje so Sc
meckali po hodnikih, cd ust do
ust pa je letalo vprasanje: cali
re gredo?"
Ma oglu Vaclavskega trga je
stal velik, debel gospod z dolgo
brado in razlagal cloveku, XII Sc
ga je drzal pod pazduho: "Bil
sem ma borzi in sem nalasc po-
cakal, da jih vidim. Tukaj ina
te draginjo, a mi nlinarji 81 to
zdaj re lahko privoscimo in JAZZ
hocem pripovedovati dom a,
kaksni so nasi legionarji. Sal
mamie prav "a prav nisem rado-
veden, toda ma 'front.' je bill z
mano neki svejk, XII je tudi pri-
sci v rusko ujetnistvo. Nocoj Sc
mi je sanjalo tako zivo MEM,
in nekaj mi pravi, da DO 'tudi
med legionarji. Bill je dober,
usluzen clovek in Jozef Svejk Sc
je imenoval. Ali bi ne utegnili
Sc til kan ma juzino?"
"Jezesmarija, gospod!" Sc je
okrenila k MENU starejsa zen
ska, "ali oni tudi poznajo nase-
ga gospoda? JAZZ sem Mullerje-
va, vdova; do vojske sem bila
gospodinja gospoda svejka, kaj-
pax Y vsi spodobnosti. To-~je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14

XII je bill zaklical, gospa Muller
ieva in jokajoc vzdihovala:
"Jezesmarija, ia sreca! Mas
gospod z vojske domov! Gospod,
maj pridejo kmalu, sem jim re
pripravila vode "a kopel in Sc
zuvac! Tudi ciste rjuhe in pre-
; vleko sem dala ma postelj. Da Sc
po vseh strapacah zdaj nekoliko
pocijejo. Sal so, gospod, zdaj
blaniski vitez, kakor sem brala
vceraj v novinah!"
"Pustite ga, mamca, in nikar
ga tax ne vlecite!!"' jo je nekdo
pehnil stran. "Pozdravljen v
Pragi, Pepik! Prides zvecer ma
pivo, da nam poves svoje doziv-
ljaje? zdaj tocim smihovsko, XII
Sc zdaj re zopet da pitt"
"Kajpada pridem, dragi Pa
livec," je ponosno odvrnil svejk.
maj mi no dajo flinto, da jo
nesem," je prosila Mullerjeva
in vlekla svejku orozje rame,
a zopet jo je nahrulil drugi
glas: "Mamca, puske mu pa nj
kar ne jemljite, sicer boste ime-
Ii opraviti kriegartikli! Pa
glej, svejk, da bos pri 'Kelihu'
tocen! Spomni Sc, da 81 mi ta-
krat v Kiralhidi V Madjariji OBJ
ijubil, da prides oh polsedmih!"
lob sestih, sem rekel, Vodic-
ka, in oh sestih bonn tudi ma
mestu," je odgovoril svejk, OBJ
jemajoc prijatelja saperja oc-
mi. Koracili so Z MIN, a pred
mimi in "a mimi je bucalo xii
canje "Slava!" in INA zdar!"
so frleli robci in so Sc smehljale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14
Mr.. in Mrs.
Joe Sustarsic
GOSTILNA
r100 c. ~
67O2 St. Clair Ave.

Prijazno vabimo prijatelje in
znance, da posetijo naso gostil-
no, kjer bono oh vsaki prilik
postregi z dobro pivo, zganjem
in whom ter okusnim prigriz-
kom. Vsak petek in soboto We
Ger je ma razpolago fina godba
"a Zabavo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14

ENGLANDoing what happened Eng
land North Africa and return during which Axis
blasted Left
front 1t Charles Stuart shsxespr a 1t Bay White
Seattle Wash Back row Sgt Ira BaEunann Green Lake
Sgt Brady New York City, Sgt Arthur Eggston New
London, Conn., and Sgt Willie F Brown Maple Lake Mimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-14
Y najjenn

Sc odda stiri cedne sobe, pri-
pravne "a peclarje ali peclarice.
Vprasa Sc po 5. uri popoldne ma
1449 E. 81 St., cd White Ave.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
Applications For
"A" Gas Rations Due
Before November 8

Applications for renewal Of ~"
gasoline ra,ionS will DC accepted at
the War Price and Ratiuning Board
either by mail or delivered in person
until October %. II was announced
today hv the board. Since the change
in the expiration date of the old "a
book from November %. 1913 to Now
cmcbr y. 1913. the Board must have
the new applications in order TO get
them pruCcsScd and the new books
mailed out to the applicant by the
date when they will be valid. Nov
cmbcr 9. il was declared.
As soon as the board issues The
ncw books they viii be sent by mail
tp the applicant. Some OF these books
arc being mailed now. and the board
will continue to mail them at various
intervals up 10 November 8. Persons
receiving them arc cautioned 10 take
care Of these documents. and TO put
them in place of safckccping until
they ccCOmc valid.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
Plenty OF Food Here For
Us And Reclaimed Europe

She argued So pitifully that the
telephone men left without wrcnching
on; the phone wires. Then Mrs. \.
tried To ask the telephone company
what was going on. She found her
phone was dead. II had been cut
off al the main office. The phone
stayed dead several hours.
Mrs. y, who had not planned 20
dress for the street that morning. re-
luctanily got herself 10 an outside
line and called the trouble clerk. The
trouble clerk could not understand
what had happened. Said she'd do
the bcs, she could. 1t was Il lady
trouble clerk.
Airs. AS phone stayed dead until
the afternoon when its ring cut the
silence in It's Old-,imc way. Mrs. \
lcapt Ia answer. a nice voice said.
This IS the telephone company. We
We got your phone III order now. l.
WAS another phone VIC meant To cut
off. II WAS simply Il case of the
wrong "umbCr. Il Soc" SAID Mrs. \.
Wrong number"
Yes. wrong number" replied the
telephone company and hung up.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO GAS DEALERS

Announcement was made today by
20" War Price and R:itIonIng Board
concerning dealers and distributors
rt gasoline following the change IL
Ndlu" of y. u and { gasoline ration
coupons announced Thursday even.
lnG 10y the OpA.
The now ruling follows: dealers
mGSt dispose Of coupons taken at old
value by 1901 a. IN. October I. by
either giving them Ia their SupplicrS
for gasoline or presenting them Ia
the board for inventory coupons.
All coupons exchanged by dca!-
crS al different unit values must Dc
separately summarized on Form 5il.
Distributors arc allowed through
October II 10 deposit old value cot
pOns Distributors must use separate
deposit slips for each deposit at dit
fcrCnt unit values
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
Manpower
Procedure
Outlined
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
III LYNN NISRET

Raleigh. oct. 1.-Eighty-two of
North Cardinals 100 counties have
c"pl"tcd organization of the Labor
Mobilization Committees pursuant /,
War Powers Proclamation IN. and
about half oi the other Is have chair
men or skeleton organizations.
Because q! - number OF commit
toes seemed not tn know Just how
Ia proceed /" enforcing the pr0Cla-
nation. The governors office Friday
mailed u form letter 10 every county
chairman suggesting procedure.
The first step j. for the committee
Ia ascertain the names OF able bodied
persons who are thought To be not
painfully employed. These names can
OC secured from any source what
over. Next sep Is FOR The chairman To-
write each person and advise him
that his name is in the box. and give
him an opportunity Ia appear and
show that he l. Al work.
II he can show ga.niul occupation
his name j. StrIKcn from the list and
he Is rcNcal>cd: If ne cant prove hat
he Is released: If he can't prove that
federal employment service and to
the sheriff or some other law en-
forccmcnt officer with instructions
. ~ 'NF'tN 81 ~ 90 s14lN l'l lst tllDlll.
, Every county committee is urged to
cooperate fully with the employment
service for the double Durposc is
seeking that workers are not unncccs-
Sarily embarrassed and also to sec
. that idlcrS are pU; Ia work
The governors letter also points out
/ that justices of the peace do not have
jurisdiction in these cases. In coun-
ties that have recorders courts the
warrants should bc made return
able 10 them. Where there are no
! county or local recorders courts nc
only iu"CtiOn of the Justice of peace
/ IS 10 bind the man over 10 superior
I court for trial. II has been reported
I that some justices have attempted
| To dispose of cases. ard III other in
/ stances have been reluctant to take
/ any action because of uncertainty az
| 10 where their fees would come from
The question Of who pays the OK
! pcnScS uiihiS later writing and other
! costs incident to enforcing provisions
| OF thew ar powers proclamation has
not been determined. 4 few counties
! have appropriated funds by action of
! INC county commissioners. In num-
! bcrbcr of cases the chairman or SOME
! member of the county committee has
! financed the enforcement out OF their
| private funds.
| II has been suggested that SI~Cc
tins Is war powers proclamatioY.
| issued Ia meet a situation developing
| because of the emergency. the coun-
Gil OF state might Justify approval of
expense payments out Of the contir-
| gcicv ard emergency fund. General
| thought seems e. be. however. TIA:
| II is local problem. that iGCalitic,
would benefit by enforcement al
| though ii is u state law. and that
counties ought 10 bear th" cost. 1t
is obvious unfair to the committee
chairman 10 expect him 10 give mis-
| time To the job without SoriDcnSatin.
- probably incur III will OF his neigh
| borS. and then make him paw for
! the privilege Of serving in such Of
| fetal capacity.
War damaged dwellings in Belfast,
Northern Ireland, total over 500.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
ASK SERIAL NUMBER
IN SOLDIER INQUIRIES

Atlanta. Ga, October IF il be-
comes necessary 10 make an inquiry
10 the War Department concerning
the status Of Il soldier. either en-
listed man or officer. tho public is
requested TO give his serial num-
Der. il was stressed today al Head
quarters. Fourth Service Commend
II is pointed out that many mcrn-
bcrs Of the armed forces have idcn-
tical names and the only method of
absolute identification is by serial
number. Any other pertinent fact,
concerning the soldier which can
be included in the inquiry is of benc-
fit and much time and material can
be saved by giving all data possible.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
S Ss., TO-?

|. Who succeeded the dead King
Boris aS King ul Bulgaria?
>. What did the ugly duCklIng turn
INTO
3. Name the propaganda minister
"f NaZi Germany?
I. Cattle have no upper front
teeth. true OF false
:. What flag was called The Stalls
and Bars?
&. The GuuuiSon tunnel in Color
ado is a railroad or irritation tunnel
:. Name the composer OF the opera
Pearl Fishers
&. When you order dinner in Il
restaurant. item by item. arc you OF
dcrlng "a la carte" or table
d'hotc"?
9. Harriet Bccchcr Stowe. Lucy
Stone. or Lillian Russell was famous
for working 10 Danish slavery?
10. \ party At which each guest
brings an unwantcd article. To be cX-
changed by a system of barter. Is
called white - party"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
Regulations
Set Up For
Scout Camps

The camping and activities COM
m!ttCc ui the Vance district of the
OCc"nccchc Council Boy Scouts ut
America met al the Vance hotel last
"Wednesday. The following members
were present. II. II. Cash. chairman:
! Il. I. Terrell. NicC-ChHIrnan. and Il.
{. Young. secretary.
The following ACTIONS and recon-.
mcG iutlDnS were adopted. No hikes
coz camps viii be permitted a> Off
cral Scout camps OF activities unless
tdl Camp site - approved by the
health and safety committee: tbp
permission Is granted bv the camp
ing committee tor such a camp.
The nome scout camp must not uc
USED. Scout Uurturms worn ur Scout
tIa@. used at any bat official Scout
camps. 500 recognized nv the camping
committee.
An adult Sc"utrr must br prc>rn,
during the entire night ui each night
IN camp
Ne realize that camping - vital
par, Of scouting and we Wgr that
each urrp dn e., much 81 II Is pos.
>InI". liu' our camp. urlSt hc con-
Quoted and -upcrN l.vd IN .uCi, - way
'hJt the safety. health and morals of
our Scout vii. not suffer or bc en-
dJnGrrvd.
u" lu'hvv u:g" 'Ht' each troop
q" Ja nuru winter camping Is pos
sl"I"- Winter camping O., suffer and
bats many tGEauriG-, over auuwr.
camping t done r,Gur.
u" also recommend that each
troop nave a ta'hcr and -uu hike ,nl,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02

''S''''t>N'Ai' W. MY WOlIS
about food is calming down. I've been
wondering II after we have finished
feeding foreign peoples there will be
enough food TO keep me and mine
from going hungry this winter.
have pecn assured, however. nv
man who knows about cot,bIcS
from pruncS and peanuts 10 picklcd
onions and pate de- !uiS rraS. thai a.,
can feed all OF Europe and not suffer
the loss of one personal calori,
Naturally. we must feed Eurnpr
cut of our surplus. MOI ont nt mn
scarcity. Our wheat crop has bccu
So abundant that we can supply flour
20 every country on the continent
and the British Isles and no, be able
To- tell 10y our Own loaf of bread tina;
We have given away one wheat kcr
mel.
1t i the same with dried foods
such as beans and peas. We can dis
patch these by the ship loads and
never miss them. Likewise. condensed
milk and those dchydratcd meats and
proCcSScd whatnutS which do not m
tcrrSt Americans vet. Indeed. we CAN
send across the Atlantic enough food
10 supply every hungry Eurnpcau
with the essential ration of 1000 cllu-
r!cs a day and improve the American
walStlInc ard vI,alI,i thereby.
Already, so am told, tho United
States IS feeding Sicily and the lower
part OF Italy. So bcautItullv-tImcd
and organized l. the work OF the
American food people that when the
capture of Sicily was announced food
ready TO leave American docks immc-
diatcly. Under conveys. of course.
with American food administrators.
Her fruit ard vegetable crop mas
been gorgeous. Italian farmers down
IN the toe of the boot are also tu.i!us
with their crops.
Every step IN the feeding Of Europe
is being anXiuu>ly studied. For cX-
ample. the details OF feeding France
and Norway when the German &C
Cupa'Iun l. ended have been thought
out by experts. Such th.ckly pupu-
lated places a, Ppldn are 4 special
problem.
There Is not a chance. so I under
dcrStIud that We W.lI not continue
To- feed the hungry IN Europe. After
We have Non the war with guns. we
mean To- win he peace with food
Returning travellers tell nc tina; the
Germans nave !uiUrIu,cd the people
%! The occupied countries by taking
their food.
Ii bad t. be starving. Bad for he
body and spirit. Americans arc smart.
They know that Wcll-nouri>hcd pco-
pie are Contcntcd people. So | say
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02

War damaged dwellings in Belfast.
Northern Ireland, total over 500.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
AROUND TOWN
on REALTY pNPER

days To 10" nfcd for record wa, one
Friday III winch r.Ummc. Davis sold
I" Garfield DAVIS tor $40 and other
considerations lot ON Washington
street IN Lincoln Heights for $40 and
other cons ldcia'lDuS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-02
THREE LICENSES

ThrCr WIrlIIEr licenses wore ~
ported at the register of deeds office
today. all 10 cnlurcd couples. as fol-
lows: Andrew Mitchell and Mary
Frances Brdmc. both OF Henderson
LnnnIc Taylor Eaton and jamie Dan
Icls. both Of Henderson. and Bcnulc
y. Williams and Marie Dunstou. of
Henderson. Route /.