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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Average
Postwar
Husband
BY HELEN ROWLAND

ElIE eld-lashiened husband has
always been handed all of
the medals, bouquets and honor
able mentions; and most of the
time, ne rated them.
But when the brand new
bridegroom Of today comes back
from the wars. he will be n
Strcamhned model - the HuS-
band of Tomorrow-so different
from the Husband Of Yesterday
that we shah scarcely recognize
him.
The old-fashioned husband
VAS the symbol OF peace, Secu-
rity and domestic virtue-the
Good ProVider who kept up the
insurance. moved the lawn, paid
the bills and took care OF the
furnace. The husband OF TomOr-
row may be less standardized;
hut in the eyes OF The modern
girl he'll have his Good Points,
and he'll be d lot more com
-T7ToTEtt7ttF-
He MAY not shine quite so
ConspiCuouslE a. a proyidCr=
but neither VIII he regard his
house as his castle nor his
spouse as his Nassal and himself
rs a Dictator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
For Leisure Hours

Whether dad works for the
va effort ln an Office or on
tire production iue, ne likes 10
gc' nlo something comfortable
~ has of hour. - home The
set of trousers and shirt Will
give hm plenty of comfort and
keep him looking Snappy al the
>aWo time
OF "a very fine quality ALL
raNon tropical weave. the mafo-
rial resembles = Worsted, but
is cool and washable! The
sci of Stacks and shirt come IN
two tone combinations at $ll.S5
the set.
You may have brown and
beige. two tones Of green or
two tones OF blue. And to com
plcte the two pieces. thcre'S
handsome trI p color groSgrain
belt with metal and leather
buckle.
The collar Of the shirt is a
true convertible style and looks
equally well with or without a
tie. The tWo-plcCc sci comes
IN sizes small medium, medium
large. large and extra large IN
The shirts and I'M 80 through a.
WalSthand sizes in tho trousers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
PickIe-Mustard Sauce

Three tablespoons butter 2
tablespoons flour, Ia cups top
milk. g cup snappy cheese. -
teaspoon salt. dash Of pepper
" teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce. 2 cup chopped dill or
sweet pickles and l large pi-
micnto, chopped.
Melt butter IN saucepan. Add
flour and stir until smooth. Add
salt. pepper. Worcestershire
sauce. pickles and pimlento.
Yields Ia cups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Comfortable
ODOrtSWodr
For Loun8in8
By JOAN DEAN

4 H. over the nation next sun
Il rtav daughters. SONS and
.Vllcs VIII pay tribute TO dad
tor June 10 has been officially
proclaimed as Fathers Day.
Usually "a pretty unaSSumlng
-8l father doesn't expect or
want loj of attention. but "a
small remembrance OF the day
Wl Jet hum know he's loved
and appreciated
Best GAIT NC can think Of il "A
letter from ms boy in service.
and running a close second
would bc a war bond. Then. It
You're >lliI casting about for
something for dad, give a look
20 today, sketch Any one Of
the Things pictured would please
INN tor They're attractive and
practical,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Window Shades

YOU CAN keep your house
several degrees. cooler this sum
lmcr through the proper use of
cloth window shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Tanqy Relish

MUSTARD SAUCE
is as tangy as its name. It's de-
lciouS when served with as
paraguS or any other vegetable.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
Malinski v Rudish
Condsnados a Muerte

New York, julio 24.-Por ell ase-
sinato del policia Leon Fox, delito
cometido en- ell mes de ferbrero,
fueron condenados a muerte Nor
ris Maliski, de "a amos, y Sidney
Rudish, de 29.
I'm tercer acusado, Jose Indo-
vino, de Brooklyn, fue tambien de-
clarado culpable; pero ell jura-
do recomend6 clemencia.
Ell juez Liebowitz manifesto que
Indovino era Ell mas vicioso de los
tres y que aguardaria una semana
antes de actuar sobre la recomen-
daci6n del juradO.
"Voy a p~ensario una semana
antes de extender a listed cual-
quier MERGED - lie manifesto ell
juez.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

los alemanes e italianos en- los dis
tritos mas o menos aislados. va
han izadO la bandera azul y blanca
de la liberation en- muchas ciuda-
des, 1ltimamente en- Metsovo y
Kalembake. situadas en- los Mon
ties del Pindo. En- 1941, cuando Ell
ejercito griego perdi6 Metsovo,
supuso ell derrumbamiento del fren-
tie contra los italianos previamen-
tie derrotados en- Albania. Ahora
Metsove constituye la base para
las nuevas ~operaciones griegas.
Toda la importante zona estrate-
gica entire Janina, en- la Grecia
Occidental y Trikkala en- Tesalia,
esta en- sus manos. En- todas las
aldeas aparecen carteles diciendo
"iCerrando sobre las tropas del
Ejep
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
PROTESTA DE LOS
ABOGADOS
Son A,rOpeIladOs Lo. NeErOs

Washington, Julio 24.-El gre
milo Nacional de AbogadOs ha he
cho otra ~protesta por los actos
de continuada violencia, %particu-
larmente por parte de la policia,
en- contra de los negros.
Cita ell gremio ell asesinato de
cinco solddaos negros en- los pri-
meros tres meses de 194S y dice
que este, acknowledgements, tiene
que haber producido resentimien-
to entire los 100000 de perso-
mas de la raza negra que haitian
en- este pals.
Cerca de 100000 negros perte-
necen va al ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
Ell Iugar mas bOmbardeado
del mundO

WASHINGTON. - Ell f6rtil y
rico vale del Ruhr, considerable CO.
me ell coraz6n de Ia industris del
Imperio Alem&n, es ahora ell Aerea
en- TODD Ell mundo mas batida con
intensos y continues bombardeos.
En- un solo mes, aviadores de las
Fuerzas Aereas de los Estados Uni-
dos v de In Real Fuerza A6fea Br"
tanicay han arrojado 81 carga NOR
tifera de no menos de 10000
toneladas de explosives sobre las
f&bricas que, esparcidas, Sc hellan
en- ell Vale, causandO 10 que lOa
mismos alemanes admiten, como
una "increible devastation" Du-
rante ell bOmbardeo mas severe que
hava sufrido Londreg, ge dice que
solo 1900 toneladas fueron arT0ja-
das en- 90 dfas.
FL Vale del Ruhr Hene un 81 por
ciento de carbon de piedra para ell
Eje, en- Europa, y produce OIL 81 por
cient0 de hero coladO, 81 pof
ciento de acero en- barras y fundido,
Y ademAs, variaB 4abricas de caucho
sint&tico. > La importancia del
Vale fu6 expresada una vez por
Ell Ministro de Propaganda Nazi,
Goebhsls, QUEEN dijo que; eel des-
tino del Ruhr era 81 destino de
Alemania."
Sc estima Que In production I'M
dustrial del Vale, q mediados del
mes de JUNO, decreci6 en- un 85
por ciento mas, en- comparaci6n con
ell porcentaje produeido en- 1912.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
LA DEsINTECRAcIoN

(Viene de la pagina ~
1910, con hombres de diversos sec
torres sociales-desde ell tipico CO.
merciante de la clase media a los
grandes industriales, pasando por
los estudiantes invertebrates
todos ellos tenian dentro de ST un
germen de duda. Aun los estudian-
ties, que Sc decia encarnaban la
.llamada nueva generation, de-
mostraron al llegar a la madurez
haber descubiertO que Ell resto de
la Humankind viva con arreglo a
una filosofia polftica y social me-
jor y mas sana que Ell fascismo.
Els importante consignar este,
.pOrque Ell autor de estas lineas es-
ia SECURE de que las Naciones Uni
das podran reconstruir mas facil-
mente Italia que Alemania. Ell
pueblo italiano esta va preparado
espiritualmente, tanto individual
como colectivamente, para recibir
las nuevas doctrinas de una vida
nueva.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

tros hijos, vuestros buques y
vuestra aviaci6n a campos de
batalla lejanos, para ayudar q
Alemania en- su intento de con-
quistar a I~nglaterra, a Russia y 81
mundo entero."
"Esta liga con las tramas de Ia
Alemania dominada por los nazis
es indigna de las antiguas ira
diciones de libertad y cultura que
han existido en- Italia, q las que
tanto deben los pueblos de Anne
RIGA y la Gran Bretana."
seTTUESTROS soldados han lu-
Y chado, no precisamente poi
los intereses de Italia, sinO que
nor la Alemania nazi. Han pc
ieado con coraie; pero los alema-
mes los han traicionado y aban-
donado en- ell frente russo y en-
todos los campos de batalla de-
Africa, desde Ell Alamein hasta e
Cabo Bon"
"Hoy Sc han frustado las espe-
ranzas de conquista de Alemanis
en- todos los frentes. Sobre los
cielos de Italia vuelan poderosas
armadas aereas pertenecientes 9
los Estados Unidos y a la GHar
Bretana. Las costas de Italia 81
ven constantemente amenazada:
Dor ell mas grande c1mulo d.
navios norteamericanos e inglese'
que Sc haya concentrate jamas eE
ell Mediterranean"
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
Las Perdidas de Hitler.
iYiene de Ia pagina 81

Nlene de Ia paglna o.
grandes lfneas internacionales des-
de Zagreb al AdriaticO, desde Bel
grade a Sofia y desde Sal6nica a
Atenas son cortadas todas las Sc
manas por medic de actos de sa-
botaje, a pesar de las estrictas
precauciones tomadas para su de-
fensa. Las comunicaciones estan
con frecuencia en- un estado total
mente caotico.
Las guerrillas, griegas, que in
cluyen por 10 menos 10000 sol
dados de Inca, han iniciado una
ofensiva en- ell norte del pals. Des-
cienden de las montanas y alta
can las lineas de communication de
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

Marina norteamericana.
Ia familia de los Sullivan, lego
n la ciudad de Nueva York proce,,
dente de IN pequeho pueblo gel
Estado de Iowa. Los cinco hernia
nos fueron juntos a una escuela
superior, t~rabajando mas tarde en-
una fabrica empacadora, de donae
salieron para ingresar en- 81 ser
vicio Nava. v, al ser reclutados, pi-
dieron fueran enviados a servlr en-
un mismo buque de guerra. la
muerte de estos cinco hermanos So
considera como Ia mayor perdida
sufrida por una sola familiay en- Ia
historic naval de los Estados
Unidos.
Los padres, con Ia Gnica hija que
les dueda sirviendo ahora en- 10
Marina. Sc han dedicado q recorrer
las fabricas belicas para estimular
a todos los obreros de- la guerra,
con 10 que Ell Vicepresidente de los
Eytados Unidos, Henry A. Wallace,
llama el "espiritu de los Sullivan"
Ia seiorita Sullivan, de rs amos
de edad, estuvo presente en- IL re-
ciente ceremonial del lanzamiento al
arua de un cazatorpederos, que fue
bautizado con Ell nombre SWltsvGns
en- honor de sus heroicos hermanos,
u ~ofrendaron sus vidas en- aras &c
Ia libertad v Ia democracia. Ella
estS recibiendo su instruction pre-
liminar e n ell Colegio Hunter, de u
ciudad de Nueva York, convertible
actualmente en- un centric de prepa-
raci6n para ell Cuerpo Auxiliar Fee
menino de Ia Marina. En- su carac-
ter de estudianta, prestarA sus
servicios en- un puesto de reclnta-
miento.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

sta del gran interes
ha ~despertGdo Ell
dirigidO ~conjMntG-
Il pueblo itGliGnO pOr
;dente Roosevelt q Ell
ministrO Churchill,
Fran BretGIG, repro
a continuation Ell
ntsgrO del hSst6ricO
INTO:
bstos momentos, las
rzas armadas de los
Tnidos, la Gran Bre-
Canada, bajo ell
bel general Eisen-
SUI lugarteniente el
Alexander, han lie
al interior del
. de vuestro pals,
rnsI1ltado directO del
$50 gobierno a que
Mussolini con
en- fascista."
os llev6 a esta que.
satellites de un bruta.
de pueblos y de liber
os envolvi6 en- una
cual el crefa Hitler habfs
%. A pesar de 10 muy
que esta Italia a ataque'
y aire, vuestros dir1'
enviaron a vues
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

cinco marineros
que p~erdieron
la vidas al
hundirse un cru
cero de los Es-
tados Unidos .,
en- n de las
batallas del Pa
cifco del Sur,
ha seguido Ia
tradici6n naval
de la familia al
entrar v%olunta-
riamente, en- el
Cuerpo Auxiliar
n---s~N ia Ia
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
.,.+ls SH.:ss1sEAS Churchill al .gs!: italian:

aIas fuerzas que hoy luchan
contra vosotros han dado palabra
de destruir Ell poder militar de la
Alemania maxi; poderio que Ia
sido empleado despiadadamente
con objeto de imponer Ell avasa-
llamiento, Ia destruction y la
muerte sobre todos los que rehu-
san reconocer a los alemanes como
raza superior"
ia Inica esperanto que lie
uueda a Italia de sobrevivir des-
cansa en- su capitulacion ante ell
poderio abrumador de las fuerzas
militares de las Naciones midas"
"Si continuais tolerando Ell regi-
men fascista que sirve al poder
maligno de los nazis, tendreis que
sufrir las consecuencias que os
.traera vuestra propia election.
Nosotros no sentimos satisfaction
alguna en- invadir ell suelo italiano
v en- llevar al pueblo italiano Ia
tragica devastation de la guerra.
Estamos, no obstante, determlna-
dos q destruir q los falsos hderes
v a sus doctrinas, los cuales han
sido causa de que Italia Sc en-
cuentre actualmente en- las con-
diciones en- que Sc halla."
eeCADA momento que resistis
~ las fuerzas combinadas de
las Naciones Unidas-cada gotta
de sangre que sacrificais-servi-
ran Inicamente un solo proposlto:
brindar a los lideres fascistas y
nazistas un POGO mas de tempo
para escapar de las inevitables
consecuencias de sus propios cri-
menes."
"L.a Alemania nazi y vuestros
propios Hderes falsos y corruptos
han traicionado todos vuestros in
tereses v todas vuestras tradiclo-
mes: solo mediante Ia repudiac1on
de ambos podra aspirar una ltalla
reconstituida q ocupar su mere
cido lugar en- Ia familia de las
naciones europeas."
"Ha llegade la bora de que vo-
sotros, ell pueblo italiano, mireis
por vuestro propiO decoro, vues-
tros propios intereses y vuestro
propio deseO de restaurar Ia dig
nidad nacional, la seguridad y la
paz. Ha llegado Ia bora en- que
teneis que decidir 81 los italianos
han de morir por Mussolini y Hit
Ter =. o vivir para Italia y para
La civilization"
(FirmadOy
"Franklin D. Roosevelt"
"winstOn Churchill"
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
A RUBELING

Pittsburg, julio 24.-Los Piratas
obtuvieron del club Toronto los
services del jugador de cuadro AL
Rubbing, en- Gambia por ell uso
Conditional del pitcher Harr Schu-
man y una cantidad de dinero.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
Notos Cortos
Ia hermana de cincO heroes sc
aIista, vOluntariamente, en-
Ia Marina

NrrEvA YoRK.-La %sehOrita
csnoveva Sullivan, hermana de
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
Her IS A Real Fish
Story For You

Ensign Richard Ritter Lowman
Jr, Naval pilot stationed in Holly
wood, Fla, recently went out with
four brother officers on a deep sea
fishing trip and after being out
about four hours, came back with a
real catch.
In letter to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard r. Lowman, 1872 South
Locust street, telling about the trip
the Ensign said that his prize catch
was a "Wahoo" and that il was a
Wahoo both by name and by size. II
was four feet long, weighed about
20 lbs, and took is minutes TO land
His catch caused quite a bit of ex-
citement, as Wahoos seldom come
that far South.
One of the other officers got a
Sailfish. This baby weighed 38 lbs
and had to be played for half an
hour before he could be gated and
hauled aboard. Others landed in
'cluded Mackerel, Dolphin and
several Kingfish.
One of the best parts of the trip,
said the Ensign, came after they re-
turned to Hollywood You see, the
captain of their fishing boat cleaned
and prepared some of the catch and
when they got hame they took it to
their favorite Hollywood restaurant,
got the chef TO cook it for them, and
then sat down to what the Ensign
described as ''the best meal he had
had in Florida" And we know il
must have been particularly appeal
ing to Ensign Lowman, for we hap
pen to know that the bay was pretty
rough on the trip and that, as a
consequence, he lost his lunch.
If any of his friends want to drop
him line of congratulations on his
skill as member of the lsaak Wal
ton League, ne can be reached at
the following address: Ensign r. r.
Lowman, Jr., USNR, Room 1876,
U.SN., MANS, Hollywood, Fla.
Editors Note-This may sound
like the story of the big one that
got away" but Ensign Lowman sent
along a picture Of the catch I'm
fortunately, however, it was burned
up in the fire at the Hagerstown
Engraving Co. last Saturday, so you
will Just have to take our word for
it,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
Christian Mission
To Be Held Here

A Christian Mission on World Or
der will be held at st. Paurs Meth
odist Church, on Friday, November
5. This will be a part of a great
nationwide effort on the part OF
Protestant Churches from Bangor.
Maine, to Walla Walla, Washington,
to demonstrate their interest in o
just and durable / ce and their de
termination to achieve 1t. Balti
more will be the only other city IN
Maryland to hold such Mission.
Leaders Of national prominence
will come to Hagerstown to partici
pate In the Mission. The Hon. Har-
old II Burton, U. S. Senator from
Ohio; DR.. Edwin McNeill Poteat
pastor Of the Euclid Avenue Baptist
Church, Cleveland, Ohio; DIR. Ewart
D. Turner, former pastor of the
American Protestant Church in Der
lin, Germany; and DR.. Herman
Sweet, director Of Leadership Ed
ucation for the international Coun-
Gil Of Religious Education, will
speak at various meetings through
out the day.
Sessions will be held morning, af-
ternoon and evening, with a lunch
con for business and professional
men from the three Hagerstown
Service Clubs at the Hotel Alexan-
der at noon, when Senator Burton
will speak A special assembly pro
gram will also be held at Hagers-
town High School during the morn
ing, when one of the leaders will
address the students.
The issues at stake in winning
the peace, the methods Of nobilizing
church and community forces for
study, discussion and action, will be
emphasized in the Mission program.
Topics that will be considered in
clude the following: "A Christian
World Order What Is TT" THE
Church and Community Face Their
Task, and World Order or Chaos"
The Mission in Hagerstown will
be held under the auspices Of the
Washington County Council Of
Churches and the Ministerial Asso-
citation The nationwide Mission is
bein sponsored BY six great Church
agencies representing more than
100000 Professionals.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
Skunk Moves In!
Owner Stays Out!

You may talk about restrictions
on tires and gas preventing you
from using your car, but that's moth
ing compared to the experience of
a resident in the North End re-
Gently.
Opening the garage door the own
er found that d mother skunk had
chosen the garage for a maternity
ward and was comfortably settled
with her babies right alongside Of
the car.
Needless to say, the owner beat
a hasty retreat and at last reports,
mother skunk was still proudly in
possession of her adopted home.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
Phone Co. Employees
Honored for Service

Grace r. Harbaugh, an employee
in the Hagerstown office of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company of Baltimore City, re-
ceived, during October, a three-star
emblem in recognition of fifteen
years Of service with the company.
A one-star emblem, for five years
Of service, was presented to Rose v.
Smith.
During October, SO employees in
the c. and P. Telephone Company in
Maryland, with an aggregate Of 985
years Of service, were awarded en-
blems.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28

The Maryland Penal Farm at Rox-
bury, Washington county, Saturday
was awarded national service pen
nant for outstanding achievement in
the production of foods and war ma
terials. Lacy II. Sergeant, consult
ant for the prison industries branch
of the War Production Board, pre-
sented the pennant to Elmer Max
well, superintendent of the farm.
Capt. P. H. Smiley, of the Army
Ordnance Department, was the prin-
cipal speaker
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
RETURN RATION
BOOKS IN MAIL

Finders of last ration books may
drop them in the mail without pre-
paying postage or enclosing them in
envelopes, according to OPA. On
payment of a five-cent postage-due
charge, the Post Office Department
will return the lost book to the per-
son whose name and address appear
on the cover. When the addressee
cannot be found, the Post Office will
forward the book to the nearest ra-
tioning board.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
Attention, Housewives!

Beginning Monday, November you will have
ton Books n Here what they will be used for
For shoes (Samp 49, The OPA yet an
nounced what TO be done with Stamps 10, 20 and o.
Book No 2-For canned goods (Stamps X and ~.
Book No 3For meat butter, etc Drown Stamps and
shoes (airplane stamps)
Book No 4-For goods Green Stemps) sugar
STAMP No. 29).
See Ration Deadines" page for full information
corning expiration dates.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28

You made investment when loaned money
that will you returns
in the form of interest but far form of security
and happiness for you and your loved
Now going to be called great sacrifice
sacrhce that will bring far far the
satisfaction of knowing that you helped your fellow
m in his hour of
When called the Hagerstoyn and Wash
Ington County Community Chest and War readreadv
to give till it hurts ready to make real sacrifice
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
AGE NO BARRIER
TO THESE. WOMEN

Two sisters, Mrs. Ida Kretsinger
and Mrs. Mary Shook, although
both octogenarians, are neverthe-
less keeping active at the Mennonite
Home. Mrs. Kretsinger, 81, is now
finishing her fourth yo-yo quilt
while Mrs. Shook, IS on Oct. 81,
has made four rugs. Besides these
special items of work they have
both done other sewing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PROGRAM ON THE AIR

On Sunday, October 81, at 10
a. m, the Columbia Church of the
Air will broadcast Christian Sci
ence program. The program, which
may be heard over radio station
WCAO, 600 K. c., has the approval
of the Christian Science Board of
Directors. Mr.. Luther P. Cudworth,
of Boston, Mass, will conduct the
broadcast
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28
Brief, Newsy, Odd
Items Out of the Ordinary
From All the World.

Americans make about 10000
100000 telephone calls daily.
Phrase books and dictionaries for
our soldiers overseas have been
printed in 20 languages.
Written in green ink on a scrap
Of paper only Ia inches in size
was the $4,000 will of the late DR..
Seth Arnold, of Boston. The court
accepted it.
After his automobile had dashed
over cliff and landed in tree, near
Pittsburgh, Calf Donald p. Blake,
evidently dazed, didn't realize he
was is feet Off the ground and step
ped out. The youth died from in
iuries received in the fall.
While fishing, Charles Moore, Of
Ridgeway, S. c., accidentally
knocked a small bottle Of green frog
bait into the river. Next day he
hooked an eight-pound bass. Inside
the fish he found his bottle of green
frogs.
fOn a crossing in Los Angeles a
freight train struck Shirley Fetch
en- 7, and sent her sprawling. She
came up smiling, with the loss of
only two front teeth. She went
right on to school
Young women among the Lolos,
Of Southwestern China, mix in their
long hair wool that has been dyed
to match A band over the head
holds the hair and wool in place. II
iss5pst one Of the many curious hair
does in parts Of the world.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28

Despite critical shortages of man.
power and material, the commune
cation facilities of the U. S.. have
been expanded to handle millions
of words more every day-probably
the greatest and fastest exchange of
intelligence the world has ever
known.