davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

fore vaccineS can be used 10
stimulate it. The X-ray kills
Infection.
IHE rationale for vitamins
Il and diet Is a little different.
Cases are improved sometimes
by tho use Of ultraviolet light.
Since ultraviolet actiVateS
ergoSterol in the skin and
ergosterol is a previtamin, the
treatment is equivalent 10 the
administration OF vltamin d.
Improvement has been reported
by several dermatologlsts on
this treatment.
Under diet the old restrictions
used 10 be on cutting down OF
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hidden regime. This, however,
has proved quite valueleSs.
Some patients were hospitalized
and given high starch diets and
improved More reasonable is
a low fat diet
IheTe - unQueStlOnAbly IN all
cases some disturbance OF the
fat metabollSm Of the skin.
VHE foods forbidden in SUIT
Il tons diet are
All fried foods. cream. ice
cream, butter. butter substi-
tuteS. cheese Except cottage
cheeSe). milk. lard, other cook
ing fat. yolk Of egg, shortened
foods tple crust, biscuits,
crackers. etc., sausage, Span
ish mackerel. Shad, salmon.
sardineS, brains, potato chips,
chocolate. cocoa, nuts. peanut
butter, oatmeal, cod-llver oil.
cream soup, gravy pork, bacon,
ham. catfish. smoked herring.
canned fish. tuna. mutton.
This leaves quite a SubStan-
tial number Of things that are
permitted, as follows.
Breakfast Orange Juice,
cream Of wheat sugar. but no
cream or milk, toast tno but
teri. Jelly white OF egg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
lmpulsive Marriage
Leaves Wife in Doubt

War Problem Clinic:
] had been married for nine
years, very happily. During the
last three years my husband be-
came totally helpless as the re-
suit of an accident, and l went
10 work 10 support him and my
two young sons. Last November
he died, and | continued 10 work
and take care of my boys.
Last April I met a soldier
through my sister. and one week
later We were married. Fifteen
days later he left for his camp.
Now / don't receive any allot-
ment, because my husband says
he doesn't get paid. He has
asked me TO send him money
from time 70 time. which l have.
l have feeling he is lying
10 me. because l know he is a.
gambler. When he met me he
told me he wanted a wife like
ne knew | had been, 10 help
make a man of him
Now for the first time since
I was 13, have a chance TO 60
out and enjoy myself. have
a fine home. Would you advise
me TO carry on. keep working
and waiting for him. even
though l can't be sure he is
true and means what he says?
Can / divorce a soldier, and
would it be fair? l know l was
lmpulsive and lonely when l
married him.
MRS. A. NJ. NJ
Dear Mrs. A. VI. NJ;
1t Is unfortunate that you
made such a hasty marriage,
but now that you have i think
YOU must do the best you can.
You did marry him, sndT do not
see how YOU can start going
out with other men and ignore
the fact that YOU are married.
That would not he fair either to
''our children, your husband or
yourself.
You can find out about his
allotment by asking the Red
Cross Service Bureau. 500 W.
Lafayette, to contact his camp.
and then you will know what
the financial situation Is. He
may he telling you the truth,
and I think you should know
about that.
don't see how YOU can con-
template divorce at this point,
since you do not know whether
he Is telling the truth or not,
and since he has not, from your
letter, done anything 10 war
rant your divorcing him. You
knew about him before you
married him and apparently he
did not deceive YOU about his
past life. would suggest that
YOU find out the facts. and then
make the best Of what you
have.
MISS MARY VI. O'NEILL,
Assistant Director, Metro
politan Detroit US0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
BETTER HEALTH
BY Dr. Logan Clendening

SDIMPLES" is what the
l. teasing brother calls II.
The victim prefers the more
dignihed term. acne" although
It's full scientific name is not
much more impressive than
"plmples acne vulgaris." the
vulgar acne, or the common
acne.
Common Il is. An estimate
puts the number Of adolescent
boys or girls who have some
form of IL az 20 per cent--in-
Guiding greasy skin and black
heads.
A severe case is torture for
the owner. An old man can
stand an acne roSacea--red
dubious nose and all--but for
a kid lust starting the prim-
rose path 10 have the face
covered with pimples, that is
manlfestly unfair.
IT MUST seem 10 such a
Il victim that il should be very
easy 20 cure. All YOU have 20
get rid OF the pimples
- keep the grease off the
skin and express the black
heads. Bat as eNperieo@e teaches
in the severe cases. this is by
no means easy.
The treatments that have
been suggested are CD local
treatment Of the skin degreas-
ing and antlseptic lotions, p
end ocrlne preparations, 90
Nitamins and liver extract, a.
X.ray, 60 vacclneS and 90
diet.
The reason for using anv Of
these is fairly obvious. II is a
condition confined 10 one locality
of the skin. therefore local
treatment is indicated.
II occurs at puberty when
all the endocrines should be
in a lather OF activity. but
some OF them may fall behind:
therefore supplement them. 1t
is a sluggish infection there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
BRIGHTER SIDE

1T is easy 10 explain the pre-
vailing public spasm of spend
Ing on amusements and for liq-
uor and restaurant food, and
the wanton waste of money in
betting on horse races and in
other forms Of gambling.
The people are loaded with
coin. They can not spend it on
new automobiles or buy ex-
pensive household gadgets or
indulge in the luXurleS once in
reach Of everyone with the
price. They are restricted in the
purchase of necessities. They
cannot travel.
SO they are spending their
potatoes however and wherever
they can. Many of the same
people who sank TO the lowest
depths Of financial depression
few short years ago in the
worst depression in our history,
are now contributing 10 the
most astounding era of pro-
fiigacy the nation has ever
known.
/ AM not stating this in alarm
l. or even criticism. ] suppose
| oughSo 10 assume the role of
the ant admonishing the jolly
grasshopper and tell the people
TO conserve their money, but 10
tell the truth / have always
been rather favorably disposed
toward the spending of money,
and | loathe ants.
Anyway, learned long ago
that advising any one 10 save
money is as useless as warning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29


he's the cartoonist-and a him.
age for the NJ. Rubins (Aida
Alvarez =. Marianne 0BrIen's
sister Dorothy becomes Mrs. A.
Buck soon. He's the Posts
sports chief.
TIE first time an American
Il commander In chief set foot
on Axis Europe was when Gen.
Eisenhower touched Sicilian soil
the second day of the invasion
:. He did II at the suggestion
Of correspondent John Gunther,
third American TO set foot on
AxiS-held ground
DO you realize" said Gun
Their, "what a story that would
be In the T.. y. ."
I'll do It," said the general.
"if such a story will help lift the
morale back home"
The third member was Harry
b u &c nc r, cx-Gf3S exec, now
EisenhoWer's naval aid Gun
Their. who handled the camera
10 shoot the historic event, for
got 10 insert film,
John BALDERSTON'S book,
- Chicago Blueprint" IS the
subject Of an unofficial boycott
by the press all over the land
The Battle for Russia the
first full-length film by the army
tdirected by II. Col. A. LitvakJ,
drew raves from Gen. Marshall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Acne Remedies
Suggested

poached, coffee tsugar. no
cream.
Noon meal. Cooked rice
tsugar II desired. boiled or
baked potato. bread mo but
teri, jam, any vegetable tno
butter), lean beef, any fruit,
coffee or tea mo cream or
milk
Evening meal: Bread mo
butter, honey. chicken or FISH
mot fried. any vegetable tho
butter). any fruit. coffee or tea
mo cream or milk. gelatin.
There are probably many fac
tors in the causatlon OF any
case Of acne, so multiple rene
dies are Indicated.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Whst is the cause of Bur-
Sits? What treatment do YOU
advise w. r.
A-Bursitis IL the infiamma-
ton Of burSa, the lubricating
sac around joint. IL may be
any Joint. but commonly the
shoulder. knee, elbow or ankle.
Heat and time will relieve
nearly all cases.
Q-DoeS A pain in the chest
always mean angina pectoris
II not, what are some other
reasons that will bring about
this condition? VIII constant
worry about ones self and
neurasthenia bring on this con-
dition7 r. p
Al should say that pain In
the chest IL something else
many times more often than IL
is angina pectorls. Worry, merry
Gus conditions, hearing about
some one else who had angina,
tobacco, eXertion, pericarditis.
slipping rib, pleurisy, are all
among the causes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC

Couples bese by domestic troubles often think that
divorce is obtained these troubles will and each
party will be able to live in peace again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

would appear to he an error
and he should check upon the
pay roll records.
WALTER r. SCOTT. vice
commander of the Detroit Dis
tricts Association, American
Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

Write your problems TO
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit
81, Mich.
You must sign your name
and address, although all
names will be held in strict
est confidence. Do NOT
write directly 10 members of
the panel.
The panel:
Judge James r. ChenOt
Edward Pokorny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley, S. j.
Fred VI. Butzel
DIR. Robert G.. Foster
DR.. Alfred McCIung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss Elva y. ForncroOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter III. r. Scott
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On The SIDE


Distributed by King Features synd, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

Copyright, 1913, by KlnE Features
Evening star., 1943-09-08

The unadorned costumes of the coming fall and winter will
rely colorfu imaginative accessories for distinction and
smartness matched hat and bag set matched in mate
rial color will dress up your simplest outfit take it out
of the ordinary make it your We have grand selection
of such both tailored and dressy styles rainbow Of
colors, priced from $6.95 to $3.50
Kannb- Millinery Second Floor. III 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Procesirana hrana: Znamke
x, Y in z so dobre do 20. no.
vembra. Zelene znamke knjizi-
ce st. 4, "A B in c v veljavi do
20. decembra.
Meso, surOvO maslo, mascObe,
konservirane ribe in kOnservi-
rano mleko: Rjave znamke G D
E in F so v veljavi do 80. okto-
bra.
Sladlyor: Znamka IA v racij-
ski knjizici st. 1 je dobra "a
pet fllntov do L. novembra.
iZnamka Is in 16 sta dobri "a
pet funtovs sladkorja ysakas "a
konserviranje do 81. oktobra.
Ako zelite dobiti vec sladkorja
"a konserviranje, morate vlozi-
I'll prosnjo pri svojem racij-
skem odboru, XII vam dovoli do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27

is funtov sladkorja "a osebo v
ita l1amen. Il.
sCevlji: 'Znamka 1S v knjizici
st. 1 je dobra "a par cevljev do
,nadaljnega naznanila. Znamka
st. / Is sliko aeroplana) v
knjizici st. 8 stopi v veljavo "a
par cevljev 1. novembra.
Gasolin: Znanka As "a tri
igalone skozi do 81. novembra
in znarnki B in c. sta dobri "a
diva galona vsaka, dokler nista
porabljeni.
Avtomobilska koIesa: Inspek-
cija koies "a lastnike A kart do
81. marca 1914; "a lastnike B
kart do 81. oktobra; "a last
nike C. kart do 80. 4rlovembra.
Trgovski avtomobili, vsakih 6
n1esecev ali 5000 mill, karkoli
je prvo.
Kurivno ole: Kupon st. 1 "a
novo ;sezono je veljaven sedaj
"a 10 galonov do g., januarja.
Procesirana hrana: Modre
z1anke y V in w SO Sc veljav-
ne do 20. oktobra. Znamke x,
Y, in q SO .dobre do 20. novem-
bra.
Peci: Certifikati "a nakur
peel "a gretje ali kuho, bodisi
ma premog,. drva, Fplin ali ole
Sc mora sedaj dobiti cd lokalnih
raeijskih odborov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
MED 5000 LJUDMI I'M A E.
DEN SRCE MA DESNI
STRANI

Natancno opazovanje dodge
vrste obolenj ornogoea prepreci-
tt veeje razsirjenje prav teh bo-
lezni. v zadnjih letih SO zlasti
v Nemciji posvecali veliko po-
zornost preucevanju cloveskega
zdravja. Najprej so zdravnisko1
preiskali prebivalstvo celih po-
krajin v Nemciji v pogledu je-.
.tike in srcnih bolezli. Pri tenn
SO ugotovili samo 1.46 odstotka
primerov pljucne jetike. Cello
primere, ko ina clovek srce ma
desni strani SO zapisali. v Mem
eiji 50 prisli do zanimivega "a
kljucka, da ina med 5000 ljud.
mi eden srce ma desni strani. V
Nemciji inajo velika podjetja
tako zvane tovarniske zdravni-
Ike. TAX zdravnik ina lahko pod
tzdravniskim nadzorstvom do
5000 ljudi. Tovarniski zdravniki
bodo pr e we'll pozneje tudi
zdravnisko r1adzorstvo mad rod
binskimi elani, da Sc DO znatno
razsirilo sstevilo ljudi v stalni
.zdraVniski- o s krbi,.-V splosno
zdravstyeno nadzorstvo spada v
Nemciji tudi zatiranje raka. Po-
datki Sc izpopo lnjujejo vsake tri
mesece. Tako upajo priti ma
sled tel stras1i boIezni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27

NEW YORK. CITY - Concerned
with the problems Of parents in
wartime, the sixth annual Better
:Parenthood Week, October 25th to
31st, offers concrete suggestions
for solving many family. and COM
munity difficulties. Photo shows
George J. Hecht, Publisher of Par
ents' Magazine and Chairman Of
the Better Parenthood. Committee,
who announces these five objec-
.tives: (1) To mobilize the families
Of America for wholehearted civil
ian cooperation IN the war effort.
(2) To stress wholesome family
relationships as morale builders
and to acquaint parents with means
of help available to them in rearing
their children. .(3) To encourage
the establishment of day care GEN.
ters for young children of working
mothers and after school supervi-
sion of school age children. a. To
prevent Juvenile delinquency by
providing recreational facilities for
youth in every community. CO To
support all efforts in behalf of
maternal and child health, better
schools and vocational training, and
friendlier relations between people
of different origins and beliefs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
1 Los Angeles Examiner

Ljudem, ki 80 nagle jeze, bi
:bilo najboljse ponuditi takrat,
kadar Sc raztogote, kozarec
sladkorne vode, ki maj jo Spite
jo " majhnih pozirkih.
Naposled je sladkor tudi do
bro lepotilno sredstvo. Piki zu-
zelk, XII MISC samo neprijetni.
itemvec tudi kaze kozo, ne pu-
ste sledov, &c potegnes po rani
,kostsk ornocenega asladkorja.
EIzpij kozarec 'sladkorne vode
zjutraj in zvecer, pa DO tvoj O.
'braz incl znerom lepo in sve-
10 ppIt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
U. s. Treasury Dept.

kom s1adkorja nekaj azilnega
ueilka. AVrhn tega postaneta z
dodatkom sIadkorja laze pre-
bavljiva in prijetnejsa. Ako pc
kavi ne llaores spati, il sarno
dodaj dovolj sfadkorja.
iPri obolenju sluztiic, pri ka-
tarju, ikasiju in hripayosti po-
spesi sladkof razvoj botezni in
orniii boieciae. .Nadlezni Fnoeni
kaselj S siadkorno vodo se maj
pref prezenes. .sladkor .pofniri
razburjeni zole, pospesuje pre-
bavo in sploh fdobrodejno ucin-
kuie. B. =. ss-. ,~,.r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
(Nadal ljevanje)

SAs~~s~eJ SSS~NAJ0/
Andrej ga niti poslusal nj in
zato mu tudi nj odgovoril. Mol
&c sta nekaj casa korakala drug
poleg drugega.
- Ii, Andrej, je eez nekaj
casa zopet zacel Malta, ali Sc
Sc spominjas tiste pridige, XII
jo je incl prior -Markvard o
ljubezni. a.. s....
- Ne, je bill kratki odgovor
Andrejev. ..z...
- Pa je skoda, je menil Ma
tia. PRAY dobra pridiga je bila.
Ali yes, kako zdravilo je prior
priporoeal roper ljubezen.
- Ne, je dejal Andrej brez
vsakega zanimanja "a Matijevo
pripovedovanje.
- Ii bonn pa JAZZ povedal, je
nadaljeval Malta. Prior je
je pravil, da je v starih cash
zivel neki grski modrijan, XII je
ucil, da so proti ljubezni tri
zdravila: glad, cas- in pa strik.
Ali Sc maj obesim? je vpra7
Sal Andrej in Sc nasmehnil vzlic
zalosti, XII ga je trla.
- Kaj Sc! Poskusi s kakim
drugim zdravilom. Lei, ko bi Sc
tt tri dni postil in donna pre-
misljeval, kaj je storiti, bi tt
morda prisla kaka dobra misel,
kako in kje bi dobil Polonico, &c
bi te ljubezen ze sploh ne. mini
la.
- Kaj ne, JAZZ maj donna le-
zim, med tenn ko je Polonica v
najvecji fevarnosti. 4.
- E, posebnega Sc j ne mo-
re zgoditi.
- Ali to nj mic posebnega, &c
jo kdo zapelje?
- No, nekaj prav posebnega
to pac nj. Sal Sc je re veckrat
zgodilo. In - eden mora ven
dar zaceti.
- Malta, je vzplamtel zdaj
Andrej, &c mi Sc emo tako po-
yes - ne vem, kaj Sc tt zgodi.
Malta se je Andrejeve jeze
nekoliko ustrasil, kajti po krat-
KEN rnolku je zaeel ubirati dru-
ge strune.
- Lei, Andrejce, ko bi tt bill
pameten, ko bi SIC dalo S teboj
govoriti, bi tt JAZZ nekaj sveto-
val. ~.
- Kaj pa?
- Nekaj imenitnega!
- Torej povej!
Eli, kaj bi pravil, ko nisi
pameten. Kar drevis tia naprei
in sam ne yes, kaj hoces. &c bj
mi obljubil, da bos pameten in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
SLADKOR KOT ZDRAVILO
IN LEPOTILO

v <vodi raztopljeni sladkor je
odlicno hladilo "a zejo in vroci-
CO. Sladkor pomiri razdrazene
zivce in je cato emo izmed mai
ucinkovitejsih neskodljivih sred-
stew "a uspavanje. - ....
Kava in cal zgubita z dodat-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27

je prizadela Polonica, je bila 81
Ger globoka, ali nevarna nj BIZ
la in Sc je Sc dosti nitro zace-
lila. Cez teden dni je re mogel
zapustiti posteljo.
tDalje prihodnjif)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
.sOPAT'O'VI
ApORStAK''
SPISAL FIR. RENEE

ca hos rav,n.a1 No ,n1,niib hese-
dah. =
Andrej Sc ie ustavil, prijel
Matijo "a jopie in ga tresel ma
vso moe.
- II Sc nekaj vee yes, nego
81 mi povedal, .je zakrical v We
liki razburjenosti IA Matijo.
- &c me hos tako stresal, mi
pade 'se dusa IL zivota in. po-
tenn ne BON prav tic vedel, je
odgovoril Malta. #.@
- Povej, kar yes!
- JAZZ pray nicesar ne vem.
A drugi vedo! ze
Toda - &c me ne izpustis, tt
'sploh nicesar ne pover1.
AhoieJ j. MatiJo lzpus'il III
MALTA Sc Je lepo l's poeasl "seoei
~ - ~ p
- Tako 81 me stresel, da Sc
moran malo odpociti. Vsaj to-
liko, da dusa spet najde svoj
prostor.
- Malta, lepo tie prosirn, po-
vel, kje je Polonica, Sc je zdaJ
oglasil Andrej.
Tega ne vem. LIE to vem,
kdo bi mama mogel povedati.
- Torej - usnili Sc me -
Egovori -
- Ali bos pameten in bos
storil tako, kakor bonn JAZZ, re-
KEEL?
- Da! Prisegarm tt, da sto-
rim tako, kakor: bos ii hotel.
- Potem poidiva v Krizno
goro.
no,,,,,q = ,,,,,.o,sa, Androi
81, ,,,o
~ oo- 1> ~
,.aox aa1.1;oa1 A,,a.o; j., snono-
III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27
XVII

Ma ,sarnostanski pristavi pri
Krizzani gori So bill zbrani opato-
Vi gostje. Tudi opat Albertus je
bill med mimi. Rama, ki mu 10
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30
FACING FACTS

There has been a change of pol
icy with regard to the showing OF
pictures in both press and films
of fatalities to American soldiers,
of loss of planes, ships and tanks.
1t was formerly felt that pictures
of our dead and injured wouldn't
help the public morale, that it was
unnecessary to pour on them the
fact that losses can be suffered
by both sides. But now the policy
is being given an about face. Due
to too many Americans feeling
that the war is about over, that we
are just cleaning up, women
are quitting vital defense jobs, ex-
cuses are made for not buying
bonds, production is slowing up.
So our government feels we need
some of the horrible details to re-
mind us, to keep us remembering
that the war is far from over. We
have seen pictures of our adj
vances, can we take our reverse,
the pictures of boys on stretchers
in jungles, paratroopers, lying in
groups as they were moved down,
our ships sinking. It is true, it
has been a fact. Here in Kenne-
wick we are working to put an
end to the pictures by working to
end the war.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30

such financial support, the news
paper is giving full value, and
more. To the life and growth of
the community, it is as essential
as is any other service-rendering
institution. $780, ~. .*.- =
People, including the merchants,
owe more to the newspaper than
is generally realized. For the dol
lars they pay, they receive more
than the mere reading matter the
paper contains, or the advertis-
ing space the merchant has pur-
chased as a means of making his
business announcements. These
dollars are maintaining a public
service for the community.-Pub-
fishers Auxiliary. 81
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30
NEWSPAPER WEEK

The fourth annual National
Newspaper Week is observed from
Oct. / to 8, and finds groups and
organizations, both inside and out
side the Fourth Estate, celebrat-
ing the occasion. The slogan
adopted is a tried and true state
ment of fact and stands for the
weeks through the past years and
for the years to come: "a Free
Press And A Free People-An
Unbeatable Team! .....@
The idea, back four years ago
when this week was first named,
hoped to promote the relationship
between the publishers and the
public for, since the newspaper
profession is probably more con-
cerned in the affairs of the ma
TONS people than any other pri-
vately owned business, it follows
that the people should understand
it's press. We are more influ-
enced and concerned about the
freedom of our press during war
time than at any other, but Tree
press must be promoted AT ALL
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constant state of battle. To main
tain a democracy, freedom from
fear, from want, freedom of re-
igion, of speech and by jury,
these essentials must be pubG-
cized to keep people free to
choose. Wherever is brought up
the topic of human liberties, first
we think upon what force does
all of this freedom hinge. The
press is part of all the freedoms
we seek to maintain and is even
more than that. It is so powerful
in its printing, that facts think
ing and leadership are so effect
ed to such an extent by it that,
we might say the other freedoms
DEPEND upon this one in order
to maintain the democracy. The
newspapers, in order to give the
people those facts that will en-
able them to work for their best
interest, must consider the trust
and confidence placed in the press
and never violate it. The press
in Kennewick hopes to serve its
readers faithfully.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30

The limitation of one pair of
trousers to. each suit of mems
clothing for the purpose of con-
serving material is another ex-
ample of what comes from school
boys making the rules of our daily
lives, local man said yesterday.
Everyone but the smart boys in
Washington knows that a two
trouser suit of clothes will give
three times the wear that a one
trouser suit will give. Since most
men wear matching suits and
trousers, and since the trousers
wear out long before the coats do,
the result is going to be that a
lot of good coats are going to be
laid aside because the matching
trousers are worn out.