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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
PRINTED IN 10 LANGUAGES

In the form Of an extensively
illustrated 48-paRc magazine, the
message is described on the back
cover as "a contribution 10 the
war effort in the following Ian
guages:
''CaTpath0 Russian, tro1tt'rr1'
Czech. English, Finnish, Greek,
Hungarian, Italian, Jewish. Polish
Romanian. Russian, Servlan, Slo-
wax. Spanish and Ukrainian."
. The richly colored Illustrations
include a portraiture Of Wallace
in a working mans shirt beside
a boy with q Russian haircut
He is looking at the vice preSi-
dent, who in turn is gazing at a
table containing a large glass OF
milk, plate loaded with grapes,
three oranges and a banana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
i. 5. Reds Back
Wallace Plan for
World New Deal
BY DAVID SENTNER
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, June 1o-The
Communist Party is 100 per cent
behind Vice President Henry A..
Wallace and his dream Of an
international New Deal and a
quart of milk a day for every one.
In fact, they have spent con-
siderable rubleS in propagandizing
the speech Wallace made on the
subject before the Free World
Association in New York City
last year.
The international Worker S
Order-right hand Of the Commu-
MIST movement in the United
States lis distributing hundreds
Of thousands Of copies Of the
Wallace speech among the for
eign-born in this country, the Dies
committee on un-AmerlCan actlV-
ties learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Way to Relieve
Itchy PimpIes

& When YOUR skin is irntated with
pimples red blothes and other skin
blemishes, and you're crazy with
itching torture here's quick relief.
Get a Csc box OF Pctcrsous Oint
ment at your druggist and apply
this delightful soothing balm Itch
ing relieved promptly Smarting
soothed. Your skin looks better. feels
better. Also wonderful for itching OF
feet, cracks between toes. Try It.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

Quick, safe, effective. No
waiting to dry. Pat it on,
wipe off, and dress. Harm.
less to skin and clotbLlg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Mrs. {. B. Vincent
Pactard Official S Wife
Dies in Hospital

Funeral services for Mrs
Clarinda Blood Vincent wife Of
J. 6. Vincent Of $500 Windmill
Point drive. Crosse Point vice
in charge Of engineer
ing at the Packard Motor Co,
Will be held az 3 p m. tomorrow
from the Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church. Burial VIII be in Wood
lawn Cemetery.
Mrs Vincent died yesterday at
Harper Hospital after an illness
OF several wcckS\
Besides her husband Mrs Nin-
cent leaves a sister, Mr.. l.. w.
CookSon of Long Beach, Cal.
The body VIII remain al the
w z. Hamilton Funeral Par!orS.
1878 CaSS. until time Of services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Blame Your Lazy
Liver Bile If

with It's headaches,
mental dizziness, half alive feeling often
result when liver bile doesn't flow freely
every day into your intestines so take
DIT. Edwards Olive Tablets 20 insure
gentle yet thorough bowel movements.
Olive Tablets are wonderful 20 stir up
liver bile secretion and tone up muscu-
lar intestinal action Follow label direc-
lions 15t. 30c, 6Oe All drugstores,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
ROOSEVELT PICTURED

There is rugged iull-pase
drawing Of Joe Stain.
on another page, there is an
equally rugged draw ing Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The international Wo k O r s
Order distributor OF the speech,
is no Communist front organla-
ton. II is the Communist Party,
in the opinion Of members q the
Dies committee. I'ne IW9 has
been branded SuhNerNc by Atty.
Gen. Francis Blddlo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

read 10 Empie by James II. Stead
man, local representative OF the
Dies committee, on the night be-
fore the strike at PO>ton several
months ago. the japanese camp
chief Of police named Shigakawa
told a white transportation off
clal that he waS taking no orders
from any-Whlte trash -
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

dencia de los padres de Ia bella
aeSposada, esposos Gumersindo
~ Pillar del Vale, del S41l de
Ia Gale Trece, fernando en- ca
lidad de testigos ell acta matri-
mo1ial Ia Srta. Jessie Leto y
el joven Alberto Lopez.
Entire las damas y damitas
cue presenciaron la boda ano-
tamoS a Nioleta Bartoletti, A
della Lopez, Ben Llano Y Sra,
Ray Delgado Y Sra, Sra. j. Ra
mil, Josefina Ramil, Lydia de-
Vale, Rose Vallejo, Zulema
Hernandez, Gloria Fernandez,
Annie Hernandez y Sra, Jessie
LEO. Anna Leto, Emma Abe
do, Estrella Betancourt, Anne
liza Hernandez, Emelina Ahedo
Pillar Garcia, Velia Gonzalez,
Justa M~en6ndez, Consuelo Gar
Tia, Herminia Fabat, Eleonora
Azpeitia, Gloria Blanco, Isabel
MeSsina, Grace Bartoletti, Do
Ia Delgado, Angela Men6ndez,
Ernestina Lopez, Tulsa Garcia
Beatriz Suarez y Marcelina
Fernandez.
Los nuevos esposos recibie-
ron muchos regalos.
Los atentos duenos de la ca.
"a oseluiaron con dulces y lico-
res.
Votos hacemos por la dicha
lie la enamorada parejjta.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
GRAN

Para manana la compahia
Renovation" en- ell teatro de.
Circulo CubanO, su tcrcera fun
zion de la temporada.
Represertara la comedia de
actualidaG eel Amor RaciOna-
do"
En- esta noche de arte reapa-
receran la Sra. Dora Diaz, cue
hace papeles de mulata, y Jai-
ME Fernandez, el "Negrito."
En- la segunda parte, un So
berbio acto de variedades y CO.
mo aliciente especial la angeli-
cal nina Joyce Cermeno en- un
nlmero especial titulado Eel
Santo."
Tocara la orquesta LA TrO-
pical."
A las ocho Y media de la no.
che Sc correran las cOrtinaS.
Los precios de entradas eS-
tan al alcance de todos los boil
sillos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
Ell BALE DE HOY

Muy pocas horas nos separan
del bale cue esta noche efec-
tuara ell Comite de Ayuda Me-
dica a Russia. en- los s%alones del
Centric Obrero, debidamente
preparados para esta OCCASION.
Seg1n los informes que Sc
nos suministran cuentan con
una considerable cantidad de
mesas vendidas.
Empezara a las nueve de la
noche y continuara hasta las
dos de la manana.
Ell primer turno musical ie
ha sido encomendado a la or
questa LA Sonora" con sus
cantantes Srta. Josefina Ramil
y Rafael Artigas, y ell segundo
turno estara a cargo del con-
junto "La Tropical" que utill-
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
CUMPLEAN0S

FL dia de manaha sera de re-
gocijo para los esposos Tomas
y Alicia Rodriguez, del 1907
Columbus Drive, porque su pri-
mogenita cumplira dos amos de
edad.
Rosemarie, nombre dado a la
linda criaturita, sera agaSaja-
da por sus padres y familiares.
Tn mundo lleno de felicidad
deseamoS par ella y que sus pa
pas la vean crecer sana, inteli-
genie y allegro.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
TRASLADADA

Fu6 trasladada desde ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol pa
ra su Residential, la Sra. Carme
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
Estados UnidOs substitute
Ell cobre mOnetariO

WESTINGHOUSE cobre es
ahora tan ~importante para la indus
tria belica, que hasta la casa de
moneda estadounidense Sc ha visto
obligada a buscar un metal que 10
substituya en- la fabrication de
monedas de I'm centavo.
Ell Tesoro ha encontrado que el
acero cubierto con cine puede servlr
como excelente substitute del cobre,
va que este es indispensable para Ia
production de armamentos. Ash
que, Sc ha solicitado del Congreso
que pase la correspondence legisla-
ci6n, permitiendo ell uso de cine y
acero en- la production de monedas
de un ~centavo.
Como los Estados Unidos usan
millones de centavos en- el inter,
cambio comercial diario, la cantidad
de cobre que Sc economics en- esta
forma constituira una aportaclon
muy valiosa al esfuerzo belico.
Ademas del cobre, Sc esta tra-
tando de SUBSTITUTE ell miguel de Las
monedas con otros metales.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

~
the Mexican
Front" (Ep ell
Frente Mexi-
cano) escrito
por la sehorita
Betty Kirk,
quien ha sido
orresponsal
de en-
M eXico por
muchos amos,
ha racihido
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

El Microbes fue Operada con
feliz resultado la Sra. Jennie
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
BALE EN- Ell CUBANO

Otro de suS bales semanales
efectuara manana domingo la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano, en- su bonita sala de
fiestas.
Como de costumbre, empeza-
"a a las ocho de la noche.
La parte bailable lie ma sido
cncargada a la orquesta Don
Francisco" que cuenta con los
s~ervicios del maestro Maxine
Echegaray.
Podemos asegurar que esta
Secci6n obtendra un nuevo
triunfo.
Las Damas y hombres en- u
niforme pagaran 80 centavos y
los caballeros civiles SO cents.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

lima Ruiz, esposa del ST.. Ar.
mando Ruiz, despues de haber
dado a luz en- esa casa de salud
una hermosa nina.
La nueva criaturita llevara
ell nombre Rosalie y fue recibi.
Ga por ell DR.. Faver.
Nuestra enhorabuena a los
dichoSoS papas.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
NOTAS CORTAS
Sc E'a~da IN Nrsve
Lioro 5e5re Mexico

W~ASHINGTON.-Un nuevo
lioro sobre Mexico, intitulado
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
PrisionerOs italianOs compran
BOnOs de guerra britanic0s

de
guerra italianos que sc %encuentran
en- Inglaterra Y ayudan en- las
faenas ~agrfcolas, trabajo por ell cual
reciben IN salario adecuado, han
solicitado permiso para comprar
bonos de guerra britanicos, de
acuerdo con informaciones del pc
riodista Macdonald Hastings, del
London Picture Post.
Una delegation de los p~risioneros
italianos solicit6, y obtuvo, n n
trevista con su comandante, en- la
cual solicitaron comprar dichos
bonos. Ell comandante les explic6
que al hacer tai cosa ayudarian al
esfuerzo belico britanico; que ell
dinero Sc podria usar para fabricar
bombas que posiblemente caerian
en- suelo ~italiano, o para producer
armas Y municiones que podrian
usarse contra u companeros de
Rrmas.
Pero las explicaciones del conan
dante no disuadieron a los italianos.
"Queremos i%nvertir nuestro dinero
en- bonos de ahorro britanicos," de-
claro su portavoz, "porque de esa
manera estara mas seguro."
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

c|alurosos elogios de parte
de Josephus Daniels, ex-
emhajador estadounidense en-
dicho pals, quien 10 describe
tomo eel mejor analisis y la
mas veridica pintura del Next
co de la Ultima decada." Ell
libro ha sido publicado por la
Prensa de Ia Universidad de
Oklahoma Y la introduction
es del senior Daniels. .
La senorita Kirk expone brillante-
mente los ~problemas que han in
quietado a los m%exicanos durante
los ultimos amos. Entire estos Sc
encuentran la expropiacion de los
pozos petroleros, la redistribution
de tierras, la organization obrera,
la politica extranjera, la diplomacia,
las desavenencias y levantamientos
de origen politico, ell sufragio fe-
menino, la iglesia y la instruction
publica.
Ia OplllOl uCi ScHOI DdIlSlS,
la senorita Kirk ha hecho, al va
luar los lideres que ha tenido
Mexico desde 1886, "una excelente
appreciation del Presidente Avila
Camacho, como patri6tico estadista
que Sc ha destacado en- estos dias
criticos en- que el y ell Presidente de
los Estados Unidos han estado de
complete acuerdo y han hecho que
sus respectivos pueblos aprendan a
amar la doctrina del Buen Vecino."
eel libro habla de la polftica
extraniera de Mexico" contin1a ell
senior Daniels, "particularmente del
respaldo Unconditional que dio
Mexico a la Rep1blica EspaHola y
a la solidaridad panamerieana, y
a su collaboration en- la guerra
contra los poderes del Eje."
La senorita Kirk elogia al Presi-
dente Avila Camacho por haber
undo a los mexicanos frente a la
guerra, Y al Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores, senior Ezequiel Padilla,
por "sus elocuentes palabras Ell
favor de la solidaridad continental
y de que ell Hemisferio Occidental Sc
mantenga aislado de toda Influenza
extranjera."
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
ECOS DE UNA BODA

Ante ell notario pdblico Sr.
Candida Perez Sc juraron amor
en- la noche del pasado sabado
la gentil Srta. Aida del Vale
Y ell correcto joven Armando
H. Azpeitia.
lei acto tuvo lugar en- la resi-
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

MARTINEZ, en- ell Sanatorio del
Centre Espahol, por el DR.. Gui
llermo Roig.
A la bora en- que escribimos
estas lineas, ell estado de la pa
ciente es bastante sa.iSfactorio
Dentro de pocos dias sera tras-
ladada a su hogan.
Celebramos su mejoria Y fe-
licitamos al DIR. Roig.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
MATINEE BAILABLE

Como todos los domingos,
mahana volvera a verse inva-
dida la sala de fiestas del Cen
tro Espahol, por una distingui-
da concurrencia.
Ocupara la elegante platafor
ma de la musica, la Orguesta
que habilmente dirige ell profe-
sor Frank GrassO.
Empezara a las cuatro de la
tarde Y terminara a las ocho.
Los precios de entrada Sc
mantienen en- ell mismo nivel.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you We got Il date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment. play Anart and take
the proper prtceutioD TO see that your bread
doehnt offend Unnecessarily. After oil, moth.
Ing Is 80 ineKeusable and so offensive asf
nealeobsd ose Of halitOsis (bad BREATH. 30.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Lsterine Antscptie-
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer. less likely 10 offend. Moe
eases Of h~alitosia, say some authorities. He
due 70 the Fermentation, Of tiny food partieea
In the mouth. although some cases mAF BE-
Cue 10 systemic disorders. Against the for.
mer condition, Listerne Antise To works
wonuers because II first halta the 4ermenaa-
ton and then 0vercomen the odafs h causes,
Don't forget 10 use n itg the hst aid OF
thoVsandH OF popular and successful people,
LISTERINE A%NTISEPTIC
TO Make Ysuv Breath SOsstss
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
NOTAS SOCTALES
6PoR A RoDRIcUEz)

cara a la Srta. Mercedita San
chez V a Joquin Barcenas.
La comiSi6n organizadora
hace saber al pdblico, que las
cantinas estaran surtida de to-
do cuanto Sc pueda desear y a
precios populares.
Auguramos I'm rotundo ext
to.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
D.A.,:..:.,:6 a: !: c.a..e's {: !. = NJ: {!
A$A How TO Win Friends ond
@~Ss~ " ~ \NSA Infuanca Peopls"
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR HANDICAP
How TO Win Friends dnd
Innuanca peopla"

On night in March, 1918 and drzzling rain fell
the rontne trenches in France 1t had been raining
several days and the ground soened by rain and
by exploding shells.
One sector was held by the Royal Canadian regiment.
At about 10 o'clock that night order through to
send a rading party toward the German trenches The
selected TO lead the raid Captain Francis Smith
Of st. John New Brunswick, Canada.
They out in the biting wind and rain. shell burst
nearby Phosgene gas Phosgene and sheshock to boot
They gathered him up, hospitazed him. He couldn't
swallow they fed him through a stomach tube, hen
nursed him of the gas, and put him operating
table to cut shrapnel from his thighs.
After the operation Captain Smith got out of bed, de-
lirious fell fractured his skull He recovered con-
scoess but the gas and the had combined to put his
optic nerve out of business. He was stone blind!
When they invalided him of the service Captain
Smith returned home to Canada desparing sight.
In his early twentes the major part of his life lay be-
there for man who couldn't see? How could blind man
make good? Before 1914 Captain Smith had trained as
pharmacist and had intended to become doctor Now he
decided that he might with the superior touch faculty OF
the blind become physioherapst So he trained for that
eventually took staff positions phySotheraplSt IN
two military hospitals in Toronto.
The fneness of his touch continually increased He
thought such faculty ought to make him good in osteo-
pathy science which treats disease by corrective manp
ulaton of displaced bones, nerves, blood vessels and
muscles.
So acting the hunch, he entered the Philade pha
College of Oseopahy where he graduated with hon
ors for brilliant work in applied anatomy and for his bril-
liant showing in his examinations
DR.. Smith is inspiring example for people who are
tempted to give up because of physical handicap
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22

Q David PaD Magness left Thurs
day morning to report for duty
on his ship at the conclusion Of
a lurlough given him TO attend
his fathers last rites Ivyle Mag
ness, who came from Clearview,
Okla. 10 attend his brothers fu-
neral. left earlier In the week.
eMr and Mrs. C J. Moody spent
Sunday in Tucson with their son
and dauEhteriulaw Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Moody and grandson young
John Robert The occasion was
in honor of John Roberts second
birthday
Q The Rev Joseph d. Easter re-
turned to Coolidge Tuesday after
short visit with his parents in
Los Angeles.
y Mr. and Mrs J. ! Jones We're
guests Of honor at a double birth
day-dinner celebration at the home
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22

a certain document purporting TO
be the last Will and Testament OF
A. L. McCann together with his
petition praying that said docu-
ment be admitted 10 probate IN
this court as the last VIII and
Testament Of said A. l.. McCann,
who. said petitioner alleges. is de
ceased and that letters testamen-
tary issue thereon 10 said petition
er. and that same viii be heard on
Monday the 25th day OF January.
A. D.. 1913. at 1000 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, al the court
room Of said court In the Court
House in Florence, County OF Pin
al. State Of Arizona. and all per.
sons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear
and show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer Of petitioner
should not be granted.
Date January ?. 1943.
(SEAL)
T. J. MARKS, Clerk
BY RICHARD z. FULTON.
Deputy Clerk.
First publication. Jan. Is, 1943.
Last publication. Jan. %. 1943.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
FLORENCE
TERNMENT
CAMP
FIC Personnel
To Perform At
Coolidge Club

February fourth is the date
that viii produce some of the
future musical greats who will
preform at the Music Club OF Cool
idge. Yours Truly has interviewed
some Of the talent and believes
that the forthcoming program viii
closely resemble the work of the
masters art
A great variety of organizations
are lending their pleasure to make
this program a real success in
cluding officers and enlisted men.
A versitile selection of music
Is 10 be presented and anyone
wishing to participate in anything
they may do is cordially invited
to get fun particulars from the
Special Services office located
In the Recreation Han.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
Community Church
Presbyterian

Few people realize the tremen-
dous wealth Of human experience
recorded in the Old Testament
This sunday the morning worship
of the Community Presbyterian
Church will feature a study of
Ahab. Ahab could have been one
of Israers greatest kings instead
he was the worst A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all in search
Of place Of worship to join in
this study
The Church of Youth Meeting
at 7:15 p. NJ will be under the
direction of the Committee on
Missions Of which Joann Moore is
chairman.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
WHAT is PROPAGANDA?

we're jittery In spirit and nerves.
And then, having won the war Of
nerves, Hitler's actual troops at
long last struck The stories used
to illustrate this technique are as
vivid as any that can be found In
the best chiller-diller detective f1c-
tion. You don't need to be afraid
that divide and Conquer" Is dull
going.
We know that Hitler's propa-
ganda strategy follows no set pat
tern. That is. it may use many.
many devices, rumors, slurs
against our government or our AL
lies, whispers that democracy is
dying, attempts to arouse religious
friction, false accounts Of our mill
tary losses, and so on, but the main
purpose is always the same-to de-
stroy our national unity. AS "Di-
vide and Conquer" puts it, the enc
my strives Ito create unrest In all
groups Of the population, and de-
feet us from our major purpose
the defeat Of the Axis. Hitler Is
trying to set capital against labor,
white against Negro, Catholic
against Protestant, Christian
against Jew. He knows that preju.
dice, in any form, plays his game.
You will be interested in the
many examples cited Of the way
Hitler's agents and those who have
been fooled by them have used
this trick 10 undermine our national
unity. Your children are eager to
play their part in the defense Of
Americas home front. This graph
ic psmphlet Will help to put them
on their guard against the coun.
try's worst enemies, our own hui
man fears and weaknesses.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
Soldier vows S
Bid To Attend
Coolidge Lodge

Coolidge - ..3. 4t4. 'f""t
men of th Void viii meet IN
their hall tae Masonic HalD
Friday eve '~~ January %. AT S
pm. There viii be- large inlua-
ton. after which there will be
plenty of entertainment and re-
freshw Gals
All Sc ,iers who are members
Of the Woodmen of the World. and
who are in good standing are
CO lially invited
l. yoc serviceren want good
time. adrnd this meeting. We
want yoI TO feel this is your home
al well Cdrs
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
La Palma News

Mr.. and Mrs. Grantham wh0
have been residing on the Laugh
'f- farm. have moved to the Cor
ley farm.
Mr. J. d. Laughlin spent the
weekend in Coolidge with his
sister. Mrs Margaret Morris.
Miss Monet Robertson and
Miss Belle Mcmillan spent Friday
night with Miss Barbara Hanks of
Coolidge
De-, 49, '-C-f--.-' V-'.~ In
been i'll has recovered and has re-
turned to work for Mrs Burke.
the Mcdowell school teacher.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22
RErE g there
By PVT Ef1cst Barol

BY Pvt Ernest Barop
Dies
ltest addition TO the yray Dc
ps ment is Captain r. r. A4der-
SO who comes to us from Camp
CO K in California. To Captain
Al erson. nov chic. Of X-iay-, We
win to extend our heartest wei
come.
mong recent promotions. Pvt
James Bose, Kay tec,liclzn s
made corporal CongIatulatio1s
Corporal Bose ana If yoa .ia-
thing oi interest in lhe pictures
yuo take. write it up and send II
in 20 the Sand storm Office. We're
always open for newsl
UTILITIES
Robinson lGeronuimol smith
returned TO his duties yesterday
after "A long serious illness Every
one IN the office was glad TO see
him back Among the first things
they told him. was that a certain
young lady in the office came 20
work one morning with her slip
pers on
Advertisement Wanted, one
snowstorm. Wisconsin type WIN
exchange for one sand storm mot
the newspaper) see Mrs. Migliore
or phone l02 Utilities office
Mrs. haywood, wife OF Pfc May
wood. Medical Detachment recent
ly joined the office staff
AREA ENGINEER OFFICE
Miss Jessie Hickson. recently
transferred TO the Phoenix office,
is being replaced by Miss Rachel
Esquibel. Your reporter had the
pleasure Of knowing Miss Hickson
while she was here and know
she viii be greatly missed around
FLC. We wish her the best of
luck with her new job.
POST EXCHANGE
From the Army Administrative
School in Greinnel. Iowa, comes
1t. Williams, now serving as as
sistant exchange officer
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22

Children, as well as older people,
are very much bewildered by the
word propaganda" We are told on
all sides to beware of enemy propa-
ganda, not to fall for rumors plant
ed by Axis agents, and not to be-
come dupes for the half-truths and
deliberate lies they are spreading.
But what specifically is "propa-
ganda" and how can we avoid be-
ing fooled by it? That's something
we all ought to know and want to
know Children frequently ask US
to explain il all to them in terms
they can understand. What are we
10 tell them?
Luckily, this knotty question has
been answered for us by a very
compact and excitingly written lit
tie pamphlet published by the Of
fee Of Facts and Figures in Wash
ington l suggest that you send for
a copy of this. It is called divide
and Conquer" CA short film, which
you may have seen, has also been
made on this subject) If your chill
dren belong to the older high school
group, they can easily understand
what the pamphlet has to say. II
they are younger. perhaps you can
.ad It and translate it into simpler
:srms for them.
Divide and Conquer" begins by
explaining how the Nazis penetrat-
I'd the minds of the European peo-
pies. filling them with doubt, con-
fusion, and hatred for their own
countrymen. They played on reli-
gious prejudice and moral bigotry.
They tried terror They used a
system Of alternately inspiring hope
snd Tear until the people Of Europe
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-22

4.. lie appears to
out contends that he
-.a January IL, 1911, in Cairo,
-sypt. In 1893, when he was 81,
he came to Chicago for the Worlds
Columbia Exposition. Saved saws
the secret of keeping young is his
philosophy of self-harmony."