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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-27

Commissioners Henry J. Bowling recently appointed city assistant purchasing agent will assume his official duties next Monday, Nov. 29th.
 A member of the board of works and for the past 20 years associat- cd with the Waterbury Democrat in the capacity of national adver- tising manager, MT. Bowling, is widely and prominently known in Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-27

The Real Estate Section of tine Corps of Engineers, the only Gov ernment agency authorized to pur- chase land for the United States, has since its inception acquired 20 ,O00 900 acres, c total of 32 |; square miles cf land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-27
5th Beats off Enemy Blows

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-27
Carlson Tells
 

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Sd bin tpil1ens, ireenoeftpns gu ltnter-
aeidneH. Seber, belien Gepilien fo
|5art 1T, oaB} er feinen gertrag unter-
|ihreiben min, pblte baB er iiberaeaglt
lift, Denielben unter alien llmItanbea
gu balten, If ein Rarr. :
9ieier BON Sitler am 6. april
1888 semadten grflarilng pobnter,
.ltrlter aablreiden Naaiperebrerr, aiid
80bbels, 5treiher ,inb Sernana
GauIhning BET. geedoent Iebterer bas
ipabre Gefidt SitIers erfannt bate,
brad er nit BEN Na5i ab unb berIieB
Deutldlano. ssn ietnem guhe nEba
goice Of Deitructio1''' fiibrt ct fol-
genbe MeuBerungen f&itlers an: uSiir
infer 8olf lit es entideioenb, Oh mir
Die iiibildsdriitlide @eligion ntit If
rer DertDeidfidten efferir1ierten Sit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
0itlers &ries gegen bic fatbolilde Rirde

ri y N ~
titus ltno Sitler illiteinanoer bergli.
den lperoen, oenn Sitler tit piel 5u
grob, Inn nit ginet1i, Der 10 llnbe-
teuteno lit, pergliden 5u iueroen. :
Sin llnour6orineli6er &an ifren-
ger 3eniur perbiillt Die gerbreden ilnb
gottloiigfeiten oieies iid) ielbiterbes
.benoen gnti6riIts. Iber enbloie Ser
folgungen nnb Martern gelangen IN
bie Seffentlibfeit ltto erinnern an
Sic erlten gbriltennerfolglngen.
/ gm 80. Sanuar 1888 tpnrbe Sit
Ter &an5ler oes 3entlhen &eibes. am
fr1ge,loen Gage erfldrte Der gr5beudr
Ier in eineln aufrufe an bie bentife
Station: ,0ie belti6e &egiernng be-
trahtet bas gbriitentnm ais bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Sitler fiibrt nidt ,lur arieg segen
oie eanoe 5ibiliiierte @elt, ionoern
gegen iebe 9feligion, &aiie nno &laiie.
gs lit elm totaler arieg oes mobernen
Seioentulns gegen oas gbri1tentltnt.
Inter Der @eublernasfe oes 8efreiers
nnb 9erteioigers Der gelpaltiain an.
neftierten eilropaiI6en 2dnoer beraltbt
&itler bieielben aller ibrer Hechte uno
5tpingt ibnen nit madiapelliitii6ent
3pnismus feline 9ea5i=Soeologie anf.
sein SaB galt ltno gilt por allem
Ser fatboliiben Stride, beren 8erfoi=
gllng er Nun fait ieit einen Sabr5ebnt
nit biaboliiber 9faffiniertbeit ms
8erf gelebt bat. slus Na5iqueaen
ielbIt bat II. a. sic ,,National gatb-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
st44i.ssY g4s.fss .isss,'tss1. Nj 81

olic 8elfare Conference SEN ge=
fdihtliben Sang Ser &itleriden &a-
tbolifenberiolgllng IN 9el1tidlanb ltnb
in auen naaibeietten S1noern in Ell.
rem llmfangrei6en lteberblid gefen1-
seidnet. @ir entnebmen bemi ielben
folgenoen Ius5ug: @.-, 81 -. -.
uNeln Gage nad) bem Sltertag bes
Sabres 1923 bonnerte cine Stinnla
in Ser alien fatboliiden Sallptltaot
8aperns bie @orte in bie @elt bi11-
aus: u@enn Elm 8olf iib .freima6en
min, muB es baiien, b1inOlings ieinen
Nillen bur6leben, peradten nnb bal=
fen ltnb nod einmal baiien.''
seit ienen Sitertaeen Dor faum 20
Sabren lit bie Gimme laltter getpor~
hen in Ser Melt ,lnb bon Sitlers Ser.
ftorungsnut lit nienanb graltIamer
betrofien morben, als sic fatboliid)e
@eiltlibfeit IT, sic treuen &atbolifel1.
Nad) eitem tpoblbur6ba6ten teufliy
iben Blan iollte Sic gan5e 6riItli6e
Geli9ion perni6tet iperben. Sitlers
Mnbanger perebren ibn ols ibren
@ott, einen @ott bes Samples, oes
SaIles unb ser Sflaperei. ,,gur in
Sem einen ooer anbern Gunfte'', er=
Hdrte Sulius Streid)er, ,,fonnen Gbriz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Sllnoanlent l1l1Ierer nationalen Mora=
litat. l1nb am 23. MGra oesielbe,l
Sabres erflarte Sitler nit berielben
stirne.: n9ie Heibsregierl,ng, tpel1e
oas Gbriltentl1rn ais bas l11leri1iitter-,
li6e Sunoament oer. Wforal l1nb bes.
moraliiben @eieses Der Station err
fennt, erahtet es bonn gr0Bten @erte,
in frernoliben 8e5iebungen NIT oerl1
81. Stubl su Iteben uno oielelben
immer ntebr aus5llbebnelt."
9ieie feierli6en @arantien boniei+
ten bes nel1en oeutiden 'Staates lo.
item in ser gan5en @elt eine berubi-
genoe 5iberbeit aus. slber faun1 5tpei
8oden ipater pertrat Sitler Dor Ell.
ne1n fleine1r &reiie ieiner Gertrauten
oie gegenteilige Mnitdt: ,,0ie Heli-
gionen lino iid) alle gleid, mogen tie
audi unter irgenbei1tem Namen alf.
treten. Sic baben feline 3ufunft uno
san5 getpib nibt 'fiir 9eutl6lano.
8enn Ser 5ai6ismlts (Stalien) ein
llebereinfomnen nit Der Stride tref-
fen mill, tperoe i6 es aub tim. 8es-
bal6 nidt? Gas miro MIDI 1ti6t bar=
an Derbinoern, bas gbriitentum NIT
~Stumpf uno Stiel aus5urotten unb
cs in gan5 0ertl6larb at perni1tel1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

tenlebre anerferner ober einen 1tar-
fen, beroilhen @lauber1 an @ott IN
Ser Natur III nnierm eigenen Bolt.
in llnler1n eigenen S9idiaL IN nniern1
8ll1t annebmen. @lalibt noobl jemanb,
oab Die Maiien ie tpieoer hriitlid
tperoen2 1tnii,l,1! geie tpieberl 9ie.
les Mdrden 1T beenbet. gsie miro ir-
genbienlanb tpieber barail glanben.
Aber mir fonne1 bie 5ade bei9leu=
nigen g8ir merben Sic Nrieiter alpi1t-
gen, ibr eigenes Grab gu ibaufeln.
Sic peroen por uns ibrem @ott ab-
l6moren."
9ieie oamonii6-5pnii6en @orte lie
ferten Die ginleitung 81 ben iattIaln
befannten, idanbliden ,,llnlittlid-
feitsberb0ren''' :, Die nit einigen tpeni-
gen Musnabmen oie l1nfdulb Ser Sau-
/ |ienoe bon Brieltern ergaben.
@m 20. Snli 1888 fpltrbe bas
aonforoat 5tpiiden 0eutidla1o unb
oem gatifan ,nterldrieben. &itler
batte oen gatifan barltn eriudt, 3ni6t
Der 8atifan. llno bon benn 9lngenblid
begann Sitler ieben Mrtifel oes an11-
foroates 5u bred)en Biz auf ben beu-
tigen Sag. Durd Siigen ltno gerlelnt-
l5ungen batten Sitter uno feline @eita-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
MsittlDOdj, ben 13. Sannar 1913

pobenfer relisioie Wreuef5i ieoem er-
|pberten adtloe guropng aufgebauft.
Durd aonsenfration nsluser uno Mal-
|fenmoroe an Grteiter,t, Sroenslenten
beioerlei @efbledts lino prominenten
fatboIiihen 6iibrern babell Sitler uHo
feine Morogeielle,t Die fatbolifrbe
Stride oerfolgt, aber in ieiner piitigen
|0bnma6t bat er nibt bermo6t, Die
Stride @ottes in 9eutIdlano ilno 1T
oen tpranniiierten adnoern 5u Der=
nidten. Shon n1Gdtisere Sprannen
Gaben iid) am 5elien Hetri ben Sdd-
oel 5erideat. 2u5ifer, Der ieinet
abron iiber BEN Gbron @ottes iesen
|rpollte, tpuroe in bic Sone geltiirst.
Die 8eltgeIdidte miro iif tpieoer-.
bolen. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
Aus her &eltfirde

s~S ~ y sS'ssa1 S5fs fsft5S = :
Ser .Siierbatore @omano' ge-
lbadte i1nldng1t bes 4OOiabrigen Gem
Iltenariunls, tpeldes bas III. Sffiaium
i'm gegentpGrtigen Sabre GIT begebet
lpermodte.. sssn Ser Sat beeriinoete
IBupit 9aul Der Dritte bnr1 Die aon-
Iititntio,t ,,2icet ab i,1ition'' bom 81.
Suli 1912 cine roniibe 3etttralbe-
Ib0rbe, tpel6e ben M1tftrug erbielt, 1T
lanen 2anoern Ser Gbriftenbeit iiber
Ioie Meinbaltung oes III. Glaubens 5u
lDudett 9as III. Sffi5ium biloet, ge-
li1idtIi6 geiebelr tn getpiiiem Sinn.
Ieine Sortbilol1ng Ser ntittelalterlieben
ISnqui1itioft. s..'5.1
X X X
SIM StuoienbalIe ser bonn l,nlanglt
| lperitorbenelr beiligmaBigen Don Sri'
lone gegriinoetea Wainionsgeieai
Bel Yabia fa,1b fiir5li6 cine ergrei-
Ifenbe Jeier itntt. f1ltter ben 3Dglitt.
gen, Die nab @bl1luB ibrer tbeolo-
Igiihen Stl,hien 5n Brielter1l getpeibt
|'ulirbe, befairoen fid) audi bret iln1ge
|8oIen l1nb 5tpei Mrinenier, SDbne BON
IgItern, bie IN ben lebten ariegstpir-
rem l1no &irdenperfolgn1tgen inns Sc.
fen gefon1nten 1paren.. Der Die Grte.
llitertpeibe erteile,1oe 8iidJof pies bin
loltf oieie 3uiammenbange uno auf oas
ltroItli1e @altett Der 8orfebung Die
laub bas beutige Wenidbeitsgeideben
ileauft. -: asts,5 ,-1i's
! 'sse5s- X X X
Don 9llberto 80. 0e Mgoltini, &r
Igrfori6er Yatagoiliens, bes Seuer-
Ianbes ,,nb Der Observation-Disclosures bat
in 5ablreiben 5driften iiber ieine
Dorlbrttgsreilen geribt erltattet. Ser
grbenst1lann tpllrbe anf Der Giidfebr
bdn ben slnoen bonn &riege iiber4
Iraibt, als ct ftb in 8uenos 9lires
einibiffet ipotlte, Inn nab sSuri1t 5n-
riid5ltfebren. Tim r,i6t lnttatig 5lt
Ibleibell bat er cine neue Expedition
e11f oas 1850 Meter bobe ct. 2a1=
lren5maiiip, BEN b0hiten @ipfel Ser
|ri1ittlern goroiaieren uno Der gan5ea
anben=gorbiaieren iiberbaupt, unter,
Inonn1e11. Ser 8eri6t iiber bieie tn
.erellarte &eiie miro IN 8dloe int
Drud erideinen.
X X
9en Brieiterioloaten inn oeutiden
Seere lit Die pripate Seier oes fl.
Philosophers geitattet. 9agegen miro,
ltpie in elmer 8efanntmadung I'M
Ea,geroronunesblatt oes &utboliiden
|5elobiidofs Der 8ebrmadt" 81 ent-
nebnen it, aSoloaten, Die I'M 3iDil-
beruf fatboliide @eiitlidJe iino" Go
lIautet Die un1tlibe 8e5ei6nuug Der
|Griereriolbaten), bie fee1iorgerlidJc
ansbilfe i'm griabbeer iiberbaltpt nid]t
Junb i'm Selobeer nur in beionoeren
Musnabmefallen l1no unter sbeItinrten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

Riley. Kan; sgt. Stanley Zavls,
4163 Moran Camp MERGED. Cal ;
Sgt Oscar r. D'Hsem, 1900 Lor-
cite, Camp Atterbury, Ind.
To technical sergeant: Sgt.
Thomas G.. Becker. 1919 Ruther-
ford. Camp Berkeley, Tex.
To sergeant technicianS: Cpl.
James l.. Petrick, 1879 Fairfield.
Fort Riley; Clinton J. Wheatley.
$3.50 w. Vernon. Camp Berkeley
To serceants Pvt Earl r.
Kenitz, 235S Casper Boiling Field
D. G.; Cpl. Leo q. Sulla, 2i90
Wyandotte Hamtramck. Tech.
William r. Austin. Detroit. Camp
Edwards Mass; Cpl. Frank X.
Burch, ll4ls Wisconsin. Fort Riley.
To Corporals PNts. Everett H.
Dixon. Sherwood 7. Rhadigan, Pfc
Earl r.. Flick, Detroit. Camp Ed
wards. Mass. Pvts George LaSa-
men, 6i2S Coleman. BainbridCc
Ga. army air field Pfc. Norbert
Beichler. PSF + Grand Blvd An
thony Sierra, 1899 EaStlawn; James
r. Thweatt, 1853 Lemay. Camp
Polk La; Ben Peters Messina,
i77i Bolvidcrc. Fort Bcnnnc, Ga.
William :. kliza, $40 Grandy.
Camp Robinson. Ark. Pfc. Leslie
Murdoch, Detroit, Hunter Field,
Ga; Willard G. Aytes. 2OOi5 Wind
throp Fort Riley. Kan. Robert
y. Mazer. 4l0S JOY, William Nor
thern army air field, Tenn. Ed
ward r. Bara, Detroit, Pratta
Kan. army air base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
PROMOTIONS

To captain: 1t. Harry A. Lowry,
Detroit ~ Patterson Field. O.
To first Lieutenant: Second Its.
Glenn +. Cheadel. Highland Park
Eugene T. Tepoorten. Detroit Pat
terSon Field John {. NNgent,
5229 s. Clarendon, Reno, New
army air base.
To second lieutenant; Pvt Ruth
Armstrong. marine women re-
serves. northampton. Mass Baird
X. Bachcn, Ypsilanti. Chester Fuz-
mix. John \. Guilianni. NuSkegon /;
Herman A. Kemptainer. Elwyn;
Carl w. LutI, Ternton, Walter
r. RZond, Kalamazoo; Leslie j.
Wykes. SAUL Ste. Marie VI. r.
Stovack, 1921 Kentucky. Detroit
To staff SergeantS: Sgt. Francis
4, Schneiders. lgSl2 Wilfred. Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
John Y. RriskeN d.. 2l63 -

John Y. Briskey Jr., 2l63 Fisher.
now has his second lieutenant
wings after graduation from the
cadet training course at Roswell,
y. NJ. army flying school He
spent few days al home and now
has reported for DUTY at Column
bla. $. {.
Pvt. Kenneth l.. Lee, Greenyille
has won has sharpsho6ter'S medal
for accuracy on the rifle range al
Camp Santa Anita, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Stir Up Your
Lazy Liver Bile
To Help Relieve Constipa ton

To Help Relieve Constipation
II liver bile doesn't flow freely epery day
into your intestines-constipat with
its headaches. mental dizziness. a half
alive feeling often result. so take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets 20 insure gentle
yet thorough bowel movements Olive
Tablets are simply wonderful 10 stir up
your liver bile secretion and tone up
muscular intestinal action. l5t, SOC. zoe.
Follow label directions All drugstoTes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Goodbye To
Shoe Pinch
Foot Friction

Relieve Tired, Burning Perspiring
Feet This Easy WAY

Sprinkle Aliens Foot-Ease on your feet
ARnd into your shoes. SO quick. convenient
o use. Helps tight or new shoes 20 feel
Inore easy and comfortable. Tends 20 re-
lieve friction and rubbing. Brings soothing
relief 10 tired, burning, swollen feet Grand
for those with perspiring feet. Acts 90 alb
sorb excessive Precipitation and prevent
offensive foot odors. A real joy md comfort
for those who must be on their feet for
long hours. For real foot comfort, remenn-
her. its Aliens Foot Easel Get il al your
druggist todayl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
NOW
She SHOPS >
U"CASH AND CARRY"
Without Painful Backache

Many sufferers relieve nAgging backaohe
quickly. t-te@ t+rev- discover that tre- rat
eause OF their trouble NAV be tired kidneys
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the excess ACIDS and waste out Of tho
blood. They hep most people pass about 8
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When disorder 81 Kidney function permits
POISONOUS matter 60 remain in your blood. IL
may cause nagEing backAche, rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loo a pcp and energy. getting up
nights. swelling, pufhnes under the eyes.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

YOU girls who suffer from simple anemia
or who lose so much during monthly
periods you feel tired. weak, dragged
out"-due 70 low blood iron-tTy Lydia
ptnkharn's TABLTrs-One OF the best ana
quickest home ways 20 help build up
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such cases Get Pinkham's Tablets to-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
SPEAKS At MEETING

Mai. Louis = Lipschutz, 2973
Euclid. pSychiatrist AT Camp
Stoncman station hospital viii adj
dress The American PSychiatric As
Sociation here this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

..yFRTisENFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

Two former Detroit Times cir
culation men now are spending
furloughs with relatives here
Former district manager Sgt.
Alex j. Lutz, 6155 Commonwealth,
is home from the army air force
school OF applied tactics at Or
lando, Fla, and former branch
manager. Cpl. Clarence VI. Wilson,
6S5l Rutherford, from the quarter
masters branch AZ Camp Ellis. Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Service Notes
Service Notes
6 DetrOiters Win
Army Rankings
As Rifle Experts

Six Detroit lads have Non them
selves ratings Of expert in the
use Of army rifles by making
scores Of $50 or better, shooting
for 2l0 points at Camp Robinson,
Ark. Pvt. Marcel {. Ramaut. 6034
LeIdiCh, with a score of 1871, tops
the list. The others are Pvts. JO-
seph J. Putich. 1899 Kenfield
1877 Robert o. YatZek. 334o Mad
bury, 1856; Garland &. Hale, 1874
Central. 1874: Harold o. KOenig,
1882 Courville, 49,, and John r.
Mason, 1870 Wilfred, 49,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
MEN, NOT FORTS. WIN WARS

We read much about Hitler'S Fortress
Europe" and there are some Americans
about ready 10 believe that the Germans
have established an impenetIable zone al
Notifications that will bar any invasion Of
Germany
These people overlook the lesson OF the
Maginot Line. The great ff1ified wall thai
France erected 10 prevent German soldier
from invading the Republic
The Qualifications however. were use
less because the morale of the Army High
Command in France deteriorated and. it l.
just possible that in time. the morale of the
German soldiers will do the same.
No country can be defended by guns
and forts unless there are intelligent.
trained men. with fighting courage. 10 man
them. The minute the defending troops lose
hope. the strength of their positions disar-
pear. II will be 50 with the German army
before the war ends
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
WHAT ABOUT SANCTUARY?

The neutral nations of Europe have
been warned against giving sanctuary .
Axis leaders who are expected 10 flee Their
countries. if possible. when the inevitable
collapse occurs.
There are six neutral nations in Europe.
not counting the Vatican area in Italy.
What would happen if the fallen Nazis and
Faseists manage to gpaireto some of these
areas to escape the 9~1sssSth of the victorious
United Nations?
Would the Ufted Nations demand
their surrender? If this demand is rejected,
would the United Nations do anything about
the. matter?
Unless the answer to both of these
questions is in the affirmative there is
nothing to be gained by warning the neu-
trail nations. Moreover, there would be lit
lie prospect of punishment for the leaders
who instigated war of aggression and
waged il ruthlessly, without regard for the
rights of neutrals or civilians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
WHEN WILL STAIN CONFER?

We have never been able to compre-
hend he logic of few Americans who in
sist that the United States should get to-
gether'' with Russia.
As Edger Ansel Mowrer says: Five
lines in the last few months the President
has offered TO meet Marshal Stain and
discuss fuller cooperation with him. He has
expressed his willingness TO travel most o.
The way Five times Marshal Stain has
been TOO busy"
Certainly, if there is a lack of confer
enees il Is not the fault of the American
chief executive. Prime Minister Churchill
has already gone to Moscow to talk with
Stain. There is little that can be done IN
ii conrade Joseph makes up his mind to
have conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19

said 'sNaranja." That meant
orange. It was also the password
or rather the first part of the
password. Sam Taggard's infor-
nation had been quite detailed
MARIANA" the proprietor re-
~ peated. He@wasn't smiling
now. He locked ever his shoulder
at his customers. Then he said
'Llevar naranjas a Valencia" He
was using European Spanish
What he had said YVES the Spanish
equivalent of carrying Goals 10
Newcastle-to carry oranges to
Valencia He peered at me hard.
waiting for the rest of the pass
word.
"Se me lleva indicado que
vende articulos ingless," l said
Which meant: / am told that you
sell English goods.
Isl, Senior" He excused him.
self. He brought me a glass of
wine and again excused himself.
1t was almost an hour and a
half later on my wrist watch
when he returned. Under his
breath he said something in Span
ish. / didn't understand at first.
but then / gathered that | was
TO go outside.
Outside, a roadster had parked
in front of the restaurant The
proprietor tapped on the road
ster's hood and was gone ! peered
at the driver who flung open the
door. I got inside. The driver
showed the car into gear.
The motor humued and We
were speeding down the street
l thought that ! was a damned
fool TO trust Sam Taggard- But
then ! wasn't so sure of being
such a fool. The Gestapo didn't
want me. They wanted Sam Tag
CARDS tin. But suppose they de-
cided. | had information that |
didn't possess? II was a risky
Comando-kke venture | had vol
unteered myself into. The reasons
weren't obscure either. l was not
only proving TO myself that |
was Government man with
courage equal TO that of a. buck
private, l was proving that /
would take a chance TO help her.
Ts be continued
-fCopyrioht. Is43. Carl A. Pefersonj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19

Editor, The Citizen; 80 s.
We, the members of small
Mission circle, have been much
interested in two. or three APP
peals in behalf of the patents at
the Mercedes Hospital and the
two tired women who are try
ing to hold out in their care OF
the sick until relief comes
This Mission circle and some
friends outside of it have done
what they could but more help
is needed and hoped for from
the various organizations which
have in the past shown their
generosity in other causes.
Even though all Key West is
looking forward hopefully to
the fine new hospital that has
been promised. vet many months
WI pass before that dream IS
.,realized. Meanwhile there is
pain and discomfort at Mercedes
Hospital. Not much can be
done TO relieve the pain but
much could be done 10 make
the sick more Comfortably such
as frequent baths with 'clean
bed linen and paianas avail
. There lis not enough money to
send the laundry out so the ma
iron and her helper have to
work over the wash tub every
mOmnt which can be spared
from their other duties. Would
any of US like TO do that?
Here Is a chance for some
group TO offer 20 pay laundry
bills for the hospital until some
other plans can be made.
Frequent cool drinks these
warm DAYS would be appreciat-
ed by the helpless patients but
that would mean many extra
steps for the staff. The rooms
are large and even going from
one TO another adds 10 the work.
The cement floOred patio must
always be crossed. In the good
old DAYS there was a fountain
in the center OF the patio from
which there was the sight and
sound OF cool. refreshing water.
The place was built for ease
and well-being and possibly TO
nance But all that has given
way To grim endurance Yes,
the mosquitoes still bite as Is
the nature of the peSky things
when they have the opportunity
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Orville Wright. cO-inventor of
The airplane, born Dayton. O., u
YEARS ago.
L. s. Senator Tom Connslly Of
Texas. born there. 66 years ago.
Fred A. Stone. actor. born Val
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Alfred Samuel G. Bratton of
New Mexico. Federal jurist. born
Limestone Co. Tex. 55 years ago.
Calvin B Baldwin. adminissra-
tor of the Farm Security Admin
istration. born Radford. Va. II
years ago
Phllo T. FarnSworth of Fort
WAYNE. Ind. televiSion scientist.
born Beaver. Utah. 81 eyarS ago.
James Gould CoZZcnS OF New
York. author. born Chicago. 40
years ago.
DR.. Hamilton Holt. president of
Rollins College. Fla. born Brook
lvn. y. Y. Il years ago.
President Manuel l. Quezon Of
the Philippines. exile. born %
years ago.
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