davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-03-07

another article
about this free
nation, which, if
you look closely
at your map, is
in the very CEN
ter of this conti-
nent. and also of
Central Amer
lea. My firs t
article on Hon.
duras appeared
in The Junior
Star Sc v e r a l
months ago.
Columbus set
foot on an is
Evening star., 1943-03-07
More Sense

More Sense
BY KATHRYN SADLER, 10,
Bethesda Elementary school.
asked my mother for 50 cents
To watch the jumper jump tho
fence;
Instead, I bought stamps for de.
Tense
Don't you think I have some serse3
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Riddle Answers

Rfddle AnSuverS
l. One gives milk and the other
gives way (wheV. 2. A dead wom-
an. 3. Because he had a good title
and great many pages. 4. They
both have kernels. S. IT think the
fellow between us is yellow"
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Greek Indians
Enjoyed Visit
To England
Georgia Chief Gave
King White Feathers
As Peace Sign
By UNCLE RAY.

Oglethorpe provided passage for
Tom-o-chi-chi and six other chiefs.
The party reached England after a
voyage Of 10 weeks. Crowds fiocked
Evening star., 1943-03-07
High School Pupils
Do Secret Work
For Government
Frize Contribution
BY KAY KOESTER, IL.
Roosevelt Hish School.

During the recent registration for
rationing, 96 girls and boys, repre-
senting five Washington high
schools, did their part by working
Evening star., 1943-03-07
By SIMPsON M. RITTER

M.
Much has been written about Americas
men and who make the
with which soldiers fight little
build the bombsigh the firing mechaniss
that build the tools that build the and
In peacetime watchmake and
Evening star., 1943-03-07
'Hor11e1nakinq'
Is Diversion Of
Girl
What Some People
Call 'Drudgery' Is
Just Fun to Her
Prise Contribution.
BY PAULA sIMONDs, II,
Lafayette School,

Many girls and boys have hobbies,
such as stamps or stones, but few
have the hobby that Charlotte,
Wyatt has. You ask what it Is?
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Mckinley Students
Assist Teachers
In Ration Work
e# Prize Contribution,
BY ALICE FIELDING, 16,
Mckinley High. School.

Students, as we'll as teachers,
played important roles in the regis
tration for rationing at Mckinley
High School.
Each member Of the faculty had
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Nice Gal

Jack: Jeanne certainly Is pol
ished, isn't she?"
Jill: Sure is. Everything she
says casts a reflection on some
body
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Prize Contribution.
BY VIRGINIA BALDWIN,, Is,
Eastern HiRh School.

Handkerches are my hobby hobby with special meaning
started with dainty
the embroidered in blue
rances8 neighbor boy who with
ent to mother addition
inscribed by NAVY friend
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Horses Wore
Shoes of Gold
In Honduras
And Silver Was Used
To Pave Streets in
Colonial Period

Prize Contribution.
BY CESAR AUGUSTA CACERES, Is,
st. Johns College.
There are so many interesting
things about the Republic of Hondu-
ras, where the ancient Maya race
thrived, that have decided to write
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Pennies
Nv MARY RENTIEY. III.

BY MARY BENTLEY, II,
Anne Beers School.
Pennies for candy are certainly
dandy,
But If you would help our country
at war
Use your pennies for War stamps
And buy more and more.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

w ~C tllC A1-
dians and won-
dered at their
painted faces.
Few Of the Eng
hsh, II any, knew
that 1900 years
before the native
tribes Of Britain
h a d painte d
their facesl
One day three
coaches " e r e
sent to call for
the chiefs. Each
coach was drawn
by six horses.
Tha TndfAnS M
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
ROSLAV HASEK

Jezdarec okoli kolodvora, SO
zlezli 8 konj in 81 ogledovali ja-
me, XII SO jih izkopale granate.
Nenadoma Sc je polkovnik
Schroeder zdrznil in pomigal 60
spodom, maj utihnejo. L globine
je prihajal k MIN silen, a tuzen
glas, XII je pei.
"Blazriik ali kdo je tu?" je
vprasal Schroeder in potegnil re-
volver.
A tn je cd kolodvora strun1-
no prikorakal vojak, okamenel
tocno tri korake pred skupino
in poroeal:
"Pokorno javljam, gospod O.
brst, da po povelju drzim in sem
drzal ia kolodvor."
xvi drzite? Kako drzite? Sal
ga sploh niste zasedli," je rekel
zmedeni Schroeder.
"Pokorno javljam, da sem ga
v ponedeljek ponoci zasedel in
sem, eeprav lacen in zejen,
vztrajal Y MEM do sedajle! Po-
korno javljam, da imam tudi
enega ranjenca in odstreljen je
mundstik mole fajfke.'
! "Vi ste cd mojega polka?" je
strmel polkovnik. 'Katera kom-
panija?'
"Pokorno javljam, da sem
svejk, ordonanc II. marskompa-
nije," je povedal vojak ponos-
no in ozrsi Sc, je dodal: "Tamle
je pa moi komandant, gospod
obrla jtnant Lukas."
"Gospod nadporoenik," je IL
pregovoril Schroeder slovesno ter
polozil svejku roko ma ramo,
"tega moza predlagajte k odli-
kovanju veliko srebrno "a ju-
nastvo pred sovraznikom in "a
vzorno zpolnjevanje vojnih po-
velj. To je eel -moz in take ju-
make potrebuje armada; njegov
Gin maj Sc zabelezi spovelju in
cita mostvu. Servus!" In vel
je iz zepa. dvajset kron in jih
podal svejku.
A Svejk je izrocil ranjenca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
(Nadaljevanje)

Ranjenec je bill mad plehov-
kami navdusen. Ko je svejk IL
sui il nahrbtnika poslednjo por-
clio, je konstatiral: "Nanosil
y sem tega kakor vrabec "a svoje
gnezdo. zdaj maj pa nikar ne
mislijo, da naju odtod izdini-
jo!" Odprl je nekaj skatel in
nesel k ognju "a zid; in ko Sc
je z ogretimi vrnil, je hvalil:
"Konserve imajo Rusi izvrst-
new
In zacela sta jesti in pitt; vi
no je grelo, IL zelodca je po te-
lesu toploto prihajala dobra
VOLTA, a izbruhi srapnelov in
eksplozije granat so jima bile
kakor sviranje pianista k tenor
skemu solu. Prepevala sta vsak
Ease in v dveh, kajti vino je tu-
di ranjencu umrtvilo bolecine v
nogah
Diva dni in dive noci sta ta-
borila svejk in njegov negibni
tovaris v jami kakor v sobi !;
tretji dan zgodaj zjutraj je "a
Gel sovraznik streljati ma ko1o-
dvor iznovega, a kanonada je
magic utihnila. Nemci so rusko
fronto nekje severneje prelo-
mill, in ruska armada Sc je mo-
rala umekniti.
Ko je bilo gotovo, da je So
vraznik izginil in da ga zasle-
dujejo novi, svezi oddelki, 81 je
odslo nekaj castnikov ogledat
bojisee, po katerem so sanitejci
zbirali ranjence in odnasali
nlrtvece.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
VoIiIcem 81. vorde

Kot kandidat "a zastopstvo
ljudstva 30. varde, zelim sporo-
citi, da bonn, ako bonn izvoljen
v ia urad, deloval ma tenn, da sc
DO izposlovalo sledece izbolj-
Save, XII bodo v korist ma lie nasi
vardi, pac pa vsemu Clevelandu.
Moi prvi namen je, delati ma
to, da Sc zboljsa transportacij-
ski sistem;
Drugie: Pripraviti nacrt "a
takojsen razvoj jezerske from
te, in "free-way";
Tretjic: JAZZ vidim, da je v
nasi vardi zelo potrebno javno
sredisce, kjer bi Sc zlasti skr-
belo "a pomoc in izobrazbo nasi
mladini. So.
Priporocam Sc vam, cenjeni
drzavljani, da me podpirate v
tel kampanji, in da mi oddaste
svoj glas pri primarnih VOLT
yah, XII Sc vrsijo v torek, %
Septembra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
UREDNIk0VA P0STA

dobili vse, kar smo zeleli in,
seveda, tudi ,placali "a to.
Delal sem "a Slovenski dru-
stveni dom, bill sem v direkto-
riju, ko Sc je rodila znana
'Ljubljana," kar je' pripomoglo,
da smo Dom plaeaE.
Bill sem tudi direktor pri Slo-
venskem delavskem domu, kjer
sem pomagal, da Sc je znizal da-
vek cd $125,OO0 vrednosti ma
100000, S cemer 81 je Dom pri-
hranil tisocake.
Bill sem vec let glavni odbor-
mix pri S. D. e., bill sem IL let
predsednik unije NYCRR, 10 let
pa pri Collinwoodski federaciji,
kjer SO vclanjene vse unije. Ko
sem bill izvoljen v mestno zbor-
nico, je bilo della zame proved in
prepustil sem unijsko delo dru-
GIN.
Kaksno je bilo mole delo '
mestni zbornici?
Ko sem bill izvoljen, smo ime.
Ii s mill cest, XII MISC bile tia.
kane, 8 mile pa sploh brez VISA.
kega trdnega povrsja. Vozil
smo Sc uro in pol do nesta.
Pogleite, kai imamo danes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

AAA0sC 1o oAAOy ACPO60 PoA AH
Wildwood, v White City innate
najlepse kopalisce v Clevelandu.
Letos snno 1apravili "a ribice
prostor, XII je veljal $50, 900 in
craven se lepo novo .kopalisee.
Ia voznjo innate Lake Shore
Express, XII vas pripelje doll v
mesto v 30 minutah, Sc hitreje,
kot vas avto. Ia bus lahko IL
gubite, ako ne bo borca v zbor-
nici.
Ceste so vse tlakane, vlozeni
so odvodni kanali, oh cestah
smo posalili drevje.
Pref so kare in busi vozili
samo do enc zjutraj, zdaj pa
vozijo "a ur ma dan. Ako bi ma
pisal vse, kar sem napravil "a
vardo, bi vzelo vse strani caso-
pisa.
Ne pozabite, da je 80. varda
najvecja in povsod, kamor gre
ste vidite, kaj Sc della. Bill sem
vedno "a delavce in. sem Sc ved-
no 100 odst. To kaze tudi moi
rekOrd v Zbornici, Bill sem Ved-
no "a take place, da Sc clovek
lahko prezivi, torej ne boste
dobili boljsega prijatelja v tenn
oziru.
Ia to vardo imam program
"a po vojni, XII DO veljal do ST.
OO0,0O0 Ako pride v zbornico
novinec, XII nina izkusenj, ga
bodo drugi prehiteli in varda bo
par let trpela.
Preprican sem, da bi vi ne
hoteli danes premeniti Wade
predsednika Roosevelta, ali pa
nasega zupana. Tako ne boste
hotel tudi. premeniti vasega
najblizjega zastopnika, XII je
vedno sodeloval zupanom Lau-
schetom.
Samo letos sem vlozil v zbor-
nici re mad 100 resolucij.
Zdaj delujem ma tenn, da Sc
znizajo davki in voznja. Drzav-
ljanom, XII 1--WE v okolici 1875. ce-
ste sporocam, da Sc della zdaj
ma izboljsavi kanalizacije, da sc
DO voda stekala il enega kanala
v drugega. Pc vojni pa DO polo
zen nov odvodni kanal in zgra-
dill Sc DO nov most ma 152 &C.
sti mad NYC. ~ T." !.
Potem, ko ste precitali gor.
ME mole besede, me pa sodite,
ali sem upravicen do vasega
glasu ali ne. TIE volitve bodo ne
pristranske in nikomur nj treba
povedati v voliltli koci, &c ie de,
mokrat ali republikanec. Topic
yam polagam ma srce, da pojde
te ma volisce torek 28. septem.
bra.
S prijateljskim pozdravom O.
stajam vam udani
Anton Vehovec,
councilman 80. varde
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
SNP.J farna

Cleveland, Ohio. - Nasa
prav prijazna oskrbnica There
sa Gorjanc vljudno vabi cenje-
no clanstvo SNPJ in ostalo OBJ
cinstvo ma prijetno domaea "a
bavo, katera Sc vrsi jutri, 26.
septembra "a prijatelje in po-
setnike nasih izletniskih prosto-
rov. Obeta, da nam bo postregla
vsem z najboljsimi dobrotami,
tako z jedili kot pijaco.
Torej, ma svidenje v nedeljo
vas vabi
Odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

sanitejcefd, ii iialozil ' fiahrbt-
mix konserve, izlil v skodelo poot- poot
slednje vino ter odkorakal proti
gozdu Ii kompaniji. Tam je we
del, da je bill telefonist Cho-
dounsky ranjen v glavo in da je
prostovoljec Marek ze v pone-
deljek zjutraj odsel ma hilfsplatz
s prestreljeno roko.
"Baloun," je vzdihnil svejk,
'midva sva kakor poslednja Mo-
hikanca. Tu imas konservo, da
mi bos SNAIL 1nedalje, dokler ne
dobim se "Signum laudis." Sc
danes pa pisenn gospe Mullerje-
Vi, maj mi poslje pet skatel ci-
garet."
Battalion je bill wet S fronte
in je Sci v Jasinov ma odpocitek
in ma popolnjenje; dive mali bit
XII sta zadoscali, da je bill raz-
tepen in da je cd mostva in cast
nistva ostala polovica. Vojna
je postala zopet prijetnejsa; po-
kazalo Sc je, da so jasinovski
zidje izvrstno zalozeni zga-
MEM, in ko je tren dovazal pra-
vino vsak dan kruha ter so "a
cele tocno delovati kuhinje, ku-
hajoc konjski gulaz, Sc je dobra
VOLTA armade dvignila. Vojna po-
Sta je ozivela in privazala cele
vreee rozastih. pisem v Jasinov
in jih odvazala; v Jasinov so
prihajali pozdravi in porocila,
kdo je bill tepen ma zegnanju in
koga SO potrdili, IL Jasinova pa
so odhajali pozdravi in vesti,
kdo jo je izkupil ma 'front.'. Ba-
loun pa je pisal zeni domov po
sunko in hlebec kruha.
"svejk," je rekel nekega dine
nadporoenik Lukas, "jutri od-
marsha battalion po kompanijah
V Podgorce. Nasa enajsta kom-
panija odide prva; tam vas O.
kopljejo, odusivijo in vam dajo
cisto perilo. Tudi ostrizejo vas
in obrijejo; ii 81 osnazis tudi
cevlje in pusko, da bos, kakor
bi Sci ma procesijo streljat sal
We. Razumes?"
"Razumem, gospod obrlajt-
nant. Ali, pokorno prosim, &C.
nlu maj Sc tako spucam?" je
vprasal svejk. ::
"zato," in nadporocnik je
pretehtal vsako besedo, ''zato
, ker pride v Podgorce dopoldne
prestolonaslednik Karel Franc
Jozef in tt pripne dive medalji
svejk, dive srebrni :"
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

ci ucijev local 4s On mocno deaysko oganizacijo
bill pretekos kandidat meno zornco je bill pri
Cd Cleveland Dealerja Waechter
dobn motno podporo vard.
5Wniam Kennk tud sveovaec dohodnnski davek
6506 St Clair sedii varde
poIago vSak
6--Ako napredek vatdi, j.
"a drhgi term protkanddata
vsak po diva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
Mali ogIasi
NAPRODAJ

je 100 grahastih in rdecih Pc
telinov, po 4 funte in vec tezki.
Poizve Sc pri MRS. JENNIE
SI1IVITZ, r. F. D. 2, ROSS
RD., S. Madison, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

Oddaje Kenncka IL sledecih azogov: !.
William Kennck odvetnk Izpit odyenika dzavi Ohio
pooz Dovoenje praktra federan sodni dobn
2-wfam student funkci Graduiral
High icigan univerz osi drzavn unverz M Al,
w. III e. L lett evropskh
dezea kjer Studral druzabne in ekononske
certifkat poucevanje
yis ekonoo Ia zgod0vho cvelandskh vjh soiah
cas je tud ucieU dzavlastya AmeIke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
Zakaj mislim, da glasujete
zane!

JAZZ stanujem v 80. vardi ze
~ let, cd takrat, ko so nam
pele Sc zabe, ne pa radio. Ina
ma mi je varda bolj kot drugim
in mi je poznana razlika med
takrat in danes. Takrat nisn1o
imeli ne odvod1lih kanalov, ne
pima, ne elektrike. Zato sem
organiziral klub, kateremu sem
bill tajnik toliko casa, da smo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
B|izu E. 1876 St.

1S7O7 Cherokee Ave. Hisa S 5
sobami bungalow Sc proda pc
zmerni ceni. Ako zelite videti
hiso znotraj, poklicite "a sesta-
mex. - M. F. INTIHAR, $50 E..
222 st. w. 2644 ali w. O678.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
A PROGRAM for America
tO help us all fight for the
Independence we celebrate TODAY
Now hot all have be champions like champion
Eot three square meal. every dox beginning with breoku.

The breakfast dish you see here is
Wheaties, breakfast of Cham
pions," with milk and fruit. 1t fea-
lures three of "The Basic r.
Group6 (Wheatiesarea whole wheat
cereal restored to whole grain food
values), Group 4 (milk), and Group
2 or 3 (fruit).
Evening star., 1943-07-04
The girls who guard
our war plants know
their tommy guns -.

"A 1oULD-BE saboteurs are up against
w deadly new enemy today: tough
women guards who like pioneer
women of old, are protecting the home front
while the men are away fighting They are
keeping watch over some of Americas
busiest war plants.
At the Allis-Chalmers plant near Mil
waukee, for example, a corps of husky, blue
uniformed lady cops are on duty around the
clock. In eight-hour shifts. six days a
week. they man guard towers. patrol
fences. check OH and escort visitors. ex-
anime everything that enters the plant.
few months ago, these women were
housewives, stenographers, factory workers.
Chosen for self-reliance. height IS A. or
more, maturity (27 to 40> - most of them
had never held gun before Today they're
dead shots not only with pistols but with
shotguns and tommy guns. In hand-to-hand
encounters they disar1n intruders fast.
To keep always alert. they change stations
every half-hour thus avoiding monotony
that might dull their observation. And no
matter what the weather - rain, snow.
cold or heat - they stay on duty.
Love their jobs? Most of them have sweet
hearts, husbands brothers in service. One
girl, Czech-born. has her family still in
Europe. Another's husband is just back,
wounded. from sea duty. Now they feel lin
the fight" As one mother of two put it
quietly: Il feel just as though l were pro-
tecting my home and children"
Lawrence n. GALLON
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-13

TWEEN more authority than employers. 1t
eliminates the employers natural prerogatives
of EMPLOYING competent and diseharging in
competent. unworthy or unneeded workers.
If makes the union leader sole judge of who
shall or shall not be employed. or shall or
shall not be entitled to union membership. If
a worker is not admitted or if he is expelled
from a union even through no fault of his
own. he is deprived of earning living.
Records disclose instances where workers.
under closed shop, were deprived of en-
ployment for having the courage to voice
opinions contrary to their leaders Jobs were
lost through failure to pay tribute in the form
of exorbitant initiation fees, dues, assess
ments and many more unjust reasons. Yet.
the closed shop is truly named. 1t is closed to
everyone not in the good graces of the pow
ers that be-
Westbrook Pegler. who has exposed union
''racketeers' who have used the war emergen-
cy to prey upon the rank and file of organized
labor, will welcome this support from an IN
expected source.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-13
Valiant Closed Shop Foe

An able enemy of the closed shop has come
INTO the open to point out its evils The Rail
road Workers Journal which is the official
organ OF the Railroad Yardmasters of North
America, strikes blow against it which is
the more emphatic because it comes from
within the ranks of organized labor.
Unlonlsm, says the Journal, Will never sue.
coed until all entry barriers are torn down.
Unreasonable initiation fees, dues and assess
ments must be eliminated There is no need
for workers to pay exhorbitant tolls for the
right to earn living?''
But let the Journal state the case in its
own way. 1t says:
-. Call it what you may, closed shop
or union maintenance this system, when
carefully examined, is the yellow dog con-
tract in reverse, only now the leash is in the
hands of labor leaders instead of employers
1T is understandable why some labor lead
ers favor the closed shop, since it automati-
cally eliminates the necessity of any great
effort to attain their personal detectives. 1t
places them in the position of a dictator Their
slightest whims must be satisfied or their
wrath felt through dctatoral discipline such
as depriving worker of his right to earn a
living if he does not wholly accede to their
demands.
THE closed shop is beneficial only to labor
leaders. 1t places them in supreme authori-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-13
Raymond Clapper Says:
Bond Buyers Not Hurt
Like Wounded Soldiers

think back a great deal about those
four months in Europe and Africa.
You don't think back much about
The danger ard the casualties.
That is a relatively small part of
the war to most men over there
Of the hundreds Of thousands in
our forces, relatively few are lost
or wounded Even the proportion
that is in physical danger is much
smaller than you might think.
Thousands ard thousands of men
in Africa and even in Sicily have
been in less danger than they were
driving automobiles on crowded
weekend roads in America.
For most Of our men abroad it
is not danger but boredom. lone
illness. homesickness for family. for
American movies, for apple pie
with cheese on il, for that bunga-
low and the garden to dig in, and
the Jig saw and the cellar to work
in OF rainy Sunday morning.
As John Steinbeck said in Eng
land, American wives will never
be so lovely and so perfect as they
are now-as they live in the
dreams of their husbands far
away.
Do you think about those things
as you figure how much you can
afford to invest in war bonds?
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-13
Spook The Fifth

Probably by this time, anonymously in the
midst of one of the formations that are blast
ing the Reich out of the air, Spook the Fifth
is laying her eggs accurately and destructive
ly. If she is, then the luck of an indestructible
crew still holds.
Lieut. Robert Bender of Pollocksville, N.
c., and his original crew, intact, have survived
four Flying Fortresses named Spook The
first was wrecked in crash landing in Eng
land after being shot up over Germany: the
second and third were so badly damaged by
enemy fire that they had to be discarded; the
fourth crashed into the after putting its
bombs squarely on the target at St. Nazaire.
Always the crew survived, unscratched, and
asked for another Spook. Iron men? Sure
They're some OF the decadent products Of
democratic softness that a corporal named
Hitler used to scorn.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-13

through executive order by employees OF the
executive arm of tn government. These Off
Gals are neither chosen by nor accountable to
the population they govern, but do not serve
In the last ten years the executive branch Of
our government has issued nearly 1000 execu-
tive orders. Unlike our laws these or
ders were not publicly debated or voted on by
the peoples representatives. They were pre-
pared in secret by persons unknown and unan-
nounced bv the 10 order-issuing agencies Of
the executive They are executive laws
which our national lawmaking body never saw
until they were published
One of the latest examples of this menace
has been brought to light by the Select Com
rr7ittee of the House of Representatives to In
vestigate the Federal Communications Com
mission In this hearing evidence which has
been presented by responsible radio broadcast
ing station owners and representatives of va
rious governmental bureaus indicates. accord
ing to the testimony now part of the record,
that the Federal Communications Commission
has been guilty of using its licensing power
to dictate the hiring and firing of personnel
Objectionable to the FEC; although the FEC
was given no such authority by Congress. nor
did the act OF 1884 delegate such powers to
the FEC.
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O'Ma .Oney Blasts
Bureaucracy

Senator O'Mahoney of Wyoming who has
more than once given evidence of inheriting
some of the ruggedness Of his homeland noun
tans, deplores the menace to individual liber-
ty at the hands of bureaucrats. ''America is
being made over" he says. and we don't
like it,
He finds much to complain Of in federal
procedure in recent years, and leaves no doubt
IN the mind of anyone who hears his views
that he thoroughly disagrees with government
by edict which has for the most part replaced
constitutional government.
Says Senator O'Mahoney:
Politics are no longer planned and carried
out by the people Or their representatives, but
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Daily Prayer
FOR EYES TO SEE

Open Thou our eyes. O Lord,
that We may behold wondrous
things in our day. Make US alert
to perceive and understand the
countless expressions Of loyal par
ticipation in wars efforts which
surround us day by day-the high
hear-edness OF parents who nave
given their sons to the Cause; the
bravery Of wives who wait and
watch the skill and devotion OF
national leaders who plan this
narv-stded war: the workers N
war-plan.s: the gardeners At
home: the sacr.ticiaI buyers Of
bonds: the ingerius contrivers u
meals with restricted supplies; he
men and women Of talent who
cheer and inspire the forces; and,
most OF all. our heroic and re-
sourceful fighting men. We give
Thee thanks for the glory of pat
riotism which shines all about Is.
If ennobled and dedicated lives.
MAY we. too. be OF this heroic
company. knowing that we serve
Thee. as we'll as our Country. our
Cause and the world. So would
we enter into fellowship with the
ministering Christ. Amen.-W. I. E