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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27
Die Ginbaltcitcmcr

Wtit cilWr Hppit1t baben mir IS be
| Ger iogcnannten ,Giltbnlteiteuer", oi.
Snfel Som nun ab 1. Suli upn,
9uDn, ulro 8ebaltseinfpmnlcn erbe.
ben mill, ldnglt nid)t mebr 5u tim
Die nlsiiten unocren 2dnoer iino uns
Dnmit porullsgegalteen. Oeutihlano
tennt lie uls fisfaliihe Nefprm Scr
Weimarer Eepublif ieit 1920. uno
,lpar nld,t allein tolls ,2pbnlteuer"
III Scr iteuerlldcn Griaiiung oes ar
beitsucroicnltcs, ionoern boriiber bin
ans III ser @elteller,lng lolder &upi,
tulscrtrGge luie Sipioenoen III )
3inlcn. Gnelaro iuar es, Oas oieie
,yprm Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
- elulge Sabr5ebnte Dor Sem Heid)
9hon - 5uerIt in leine Steuergeba.
rullg ouflluban ulo bon Dem tie in
Ser Iolgc ulld BON unoeren 2dnoern
!ibernununcn .rllroe. TaB unicr eige.
Her 6istus lid 10 lange obne bieien
einIadeu Ytoous oes Stelsreinfaflie-
rens behalf, lit Dobl nur Gem I'm
lsanoe 5llStidreiben. oab sic relotip
nieorlgen Ste!,criGse llnS bpbcn SSrei.
hctrdgc ser Gergangenbeit cine eigent,
Ilthc gtohpenSigtcit Oa5u ilid,t ihuiail
uno ser sllneritaner ifberoies Sa5u
aeiot, lit eillam slb5ug bonn 2obn ooer
lSehalt cincn 3luang, cinen gingriii
in ieincn preionliben 0ispoiitipnss
psreid) 5u erblifen.
9tlm ober, bel ben be,ltigen, oralts
i'd, geiteigerten llno lid)er nod bober
ashenoen SteuerIdten ,u,o reOu5ier.
IN Ireigrer5cn fann oiienbur nllr Die
ein5lebung van Der Suelle" 8apGhr
q. iiir bieten, bab sic &aiie oes Sten.
crpflid)tigen lidt leer lit, Denn Snfel
Sam iidl. ieinen Sribut holt.
@oblgcmcrft, banoelt es lid bel ser
uGlnbaltclteler nod nift Inn eille
cnogiiltige @creillglng Der Sduln
ocln ,Sisflls geSenii5cr, Die fiir Die
!ueitaus meilten Nmerifaner in eincnl
cinfplull2llsjnhr unfdut.
@ns Dem Stcuerpilihtieen bonn
[. Sull ob tuohentlid), 5tpeipohentlith
ober alf nunatlih bonn Sobu ooer
SnlGr atge5ogcn miro, lit Elm Yall-
id}albetrag in Dem oie ibm 5ltltebeL=
sen IreibetrIgs MIR ltngefibr uno Ii:
rllnoen 3iffern perrcdnet iiuo. Die
cnsgiiItlge slbrednlulg nab ocn prd.
ilien Steueridsen uuo 6reibetrdgen
erioigt luie bisber crit nab Gnoe oes
Sieaeriabres, unD ipenn aud, in Den
rcliten 61lleu Damn 4robl nod gaI-
5ablllngen an ble Hegierllngsfaiie 81
lelitcu leiu lperben, 10 lit es bch belf.
bar, bab Der quite Snfel Dem einen
pber anoeru ieiner Neffen in Son0er-
fallen eiue aleinigfeit beraus5ablau
.uiro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27

gen fonnte. Oieies 5iasfo inhten
Sic Na5is oaourt iuettslunaden, oab
jie Sapan in Sen &rieg brahten
aber lire iapauiihen &omplijen lua,
rem BON Mniane an entibloiien, sic
Gereini9ten Staaten 5uerit an5u-
sreifen, 10 oaB Die Na5is oie Silie
zines Hpeifelbaften 0reunoes nit
ser 1einoidoit ibres m6dtiaIten nno
entihlolieniten 8egners be5ablen
muBte.
Iieie bemerfensluerte 6olge bon
Greigniiien nlad)t oas S8ieoeraui-
fladern BON @uerillafGmpfen il,
sr0btem WaGitdb perit6nolih. Tn
teroriidte uno periolste yolfer. bon
Norrpeeen bis 81 Sen Ybilippinen,
batten feline anSere @abl. Sir iie
tpar er oas einjiee Wsittel, Inn oie
1iinfte aoIonne auf3ubalten, elmer
tpranniiben &errfaft Shad 81,
bieten llno sic 3uiammenarbeit ser
8errdter NIT oem 6eino su binter-
treiben. SIR Nut uno ibre Selblt-
aufopferuns baben Den @eiit oes
Dioeritan0es gegen Ole unteroriif,
fung maf) erbalten.
Ias &ilfs1perf fir 2uneiien lit ie-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27
DaS HilfS,uere in
tute&crbe(ebtcft 6ebietei,

2VolDtngt0u (O9fN. Wnbren0
cngliid)e, fran30iiibe uno amerifani.
ide Armeen oen 5elo5ug in Mirifa
I5u einem plobliben uno oramati-
lben Gnoe bradten, lit cine anoere,
iueniaer oramatiihe, aber bohit BE-
oentlame gntpidluns Dor lid &C..
gangen: sc Srgunilieruna oes
|Silfsmerfs iiir oie 3ipilbenolferuna
in beietten Uebieten. Ser 3ug oicier
Gntmiflung tpuroe BON Serbert
Sebmann. Dem Gireftor ser
! rJoreien Heliei ano 3ebabiIita,
t;on", fltr5 nod ieiner Hiidfebr aus
Gnglano auf einer Greiiefonferien5
befannt9eaeben.
vNieoerberitellung uno Silfe iinb
nift nur cine Nadfrie9siraae"
iagte 2ebmann, rlonoern ouh cine
israge, Die oen 6ortsans oes arie.
aes ltarf beeinillibt. Die geeirnete
Gurhfiibrung oieies Hro9ramms lit
ein beoeutenoer iyaftor io,pobl be:
ser 8euinnung uie bel ser Mbfiir-
5una oes arieges."
Noroafrifa murOe iiir oie Srga-
jniiierung oes &ilfstperfs in 3lpei
Seftionen ouiseteilt: Maroffo una
Nlgerien einerieits uno Tuneiien
Ianoererieits. Iie Situation, sic iif
Sem Silfsmerf in Sunelien bietet. ift
bon Ser in anoeren Teilen Noro.
ioirifas pollig perid,ieoen, iaete 0eh.
mann. Die Ieltid)en binterlieBen
mad, ibrer 8etreibung aus Suneiien
Incit uno brett Not i,no Teripiilt1ne.
Sn Gorausiidt oieier 3uitiinSe id,ni
sic Irmee am Sorabenb oes ;Selo-
5uss ein Nlonnunss Getahement
iiir 3ipile Mneeleeenbeiten. Cine ae.
nalle Observation-Disclosures ser 8orrGte
in nnent6ebrliden 2ebensmitteln,
|&leiounesitiiden uno Gr5tlihen
Silismitteln eraab in5lpiihen, oaB
ron Ser @eiamtbepGlferuug bon g..
100000 runo 100000 bis 700 900
Silfe benotieen.
I'm Sieien 9eoiiriniiien beseanen
al fGnnen, bat Sic Mrmee in greif.
barer Ndbe Serit6rter Gebiete 81.
iubren a,,iseitapelt. Sn einem Seile
ser bon oen Muiierten beietten
@obnbejirfen iino 2cbensmittel,
&leioungsltiide uno Gr5tlihe Silis-
mittel bereits perteilt moroen. Sr
3uiammenarbeit nit oem Heriona!
oes &oten &reu5es, nit Shnlen
lno lofalen 9eborcen miro an be-
oiirftige &inoer bon 1S Monaten
bis su Ia 2abren tdglid) Ntilh aus.
segeben. llnterid)ieoe meroen babci
iHiht eemad)t - fran5oiiife, iiioi-
'tje unS arubiibe ainoer luerben bel
Der Milhauseabe in gleifer Weiis
|6eriidiihtiet.
3u oem Eroeramm eebort aud,
'bie G'eip1hrung bon Silie fiir
Sliidtlinge in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die frelgeldlen un0 at Mrbeltspldt.
sen ent1peoer ser Armee ooer
,ipilen Stellen untergebraft
|UeroeE.
Sn oen 5uerit beiesten 8esirfcn
beitano notwithstanding nur elm
aeringes 8ebiirinis fir foltenloie
&ilfe. Noroafrifa beiist piel Gels
|uno piele Observation-Disclosures. Sas
Eroblem beitano oarin, 5ipile Sitter
perfii9bar 5u MAIDEN. Die Solunl
oieies Yroblems blng oauon ab. oab
su elmer 3eit, oa ser Shiifsraum
Ser Aaiierten fiir 0tilitir5pede I'M,
erlGBlif) mar, nod Sransportmog-
!ibfeiten fir Silisauede uno 5ipile
3uiuDren geiunoen lperoen fonnfe
o,n Fop&,4c Ofofaa cSfoSfo S,,11tcu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27
8eietle,,niete Gi,tbiirec,
rtattd

Wit 0enitgtllln9 miro in 5nbllo,cl
Seinlitdtten oie Witteilung bes Gin
,panoerungs- rulo Naturaliiationa
Ronmriiiars Carl 9. Sarriion a..fge
,,ontltten sroroen iein, oab binnen ,pc
niger Mfonate tauieltoe Ginbiirgc
rlmes-M -Mntriige ben Naturaliiations
aerift uorliegen iperoen ltro begriir
aete Muaiid)t beitept. oab bis Gno
,suni O0er Snli aue TorbeoingunNel
iiir 9satiralliliertne et,pa 5!peitcu
ieno feiiroli1er Ausl1noer sen Mcna
gcld,affen iein ,peroen.
Icmit iollte allen Nusitrelu,alcl
oou ltnipiiienoer ooer illppdler Scitc
nls OF es ser Hegieruns um !S;nter
tceib,,us ser ginbiirgerlne ,peitere1
feirolifer AuslGnoer" fir Sen Mei
oec ariegs3eit 81 tun iel, ser @ooe.
cntsogen ie!n. SSir baben Sen 2eiten
Sic nit oieier 8ebaltpti,ng frebici
aineen, itets auf Die Singer gcflrps
lno freueu l,ns Der pieleu gut anerl
fnniif) geiinnten, ,ibre Naturaliiier,tnf
enparteten TeutIden tpegen, Oal
inner Gertrallen auf cine tltnlane mi
!iberale &anotablmg ser Ginbiirae
rillt9s 8eltimmungen oirh Die pc
BORDEN nun poagiiltige &eGtfertieure
erfobren bat.
Die GerSogerl,ua in Scr auiarhe;
tune Der ltn3abl idnpebenoer ,sdG(
hattie nnbeliegenoe @riinoe. 81
&riegsseiten fann Snfel Gam mid,
oou Dem @rlnoias obgaben, oob Fl
it'd ieine nellen Heifeu uno Nitiler
crit griinblib anieben mus, bepor el
tie af5eptiert. Inoererieits feblte G.
b;sber an ser erforoerliheu ,3abI :,ol1
Seamten fiir Nadpriiiune ser ta,ien.
Se uno 5ebntauieroe bon ,S1aen, in
benen rSopnlitGts- -llnteriudulngen
aot1pelloia iino. Tieiem Mangel iii
1.ln abgebolfen. gtid)t nllr lpilien Iric
jett. 0aB es lid, bei allen 8erii6ten
Don GiniteQllng ipeiterer Ginbiirge,
rlngen ,pibrcno oes &rieges I'M
i9norantes, ipenn ridjt propaganoiit-
iltes @ereoe bairoelte, mir baben MN
auh oas @ort oes &ommiilars Sar-
:ilon oufiir, bab oie Grlaoigune Ser
riitltdnoigen 6dae in Nelp s)orf, ipie
I'm gan5en Satbe iest nit grobter BE.
ibleinigltng erfolgt.
W!e tudre es aber, apenn Die Heeie.
rmnS it'd enblid) entlhlieben fonuts.
s,e ieiner5eit ben ~eremp aliens" ita.
lieniid'er 0eburt gapGGrten Gergiin.
itigungen biniihtlih ibrer periollid,-
en- geiueelingsireibeit nuh uuf ole
2eutid,en al,s5uoebnen? @ir iriiicm.
Dab lid on Dem geieslihen Stotus
beioer 8ruppen oils ,feinolid)e aus.
llnoer" BON &egierunssiuegeu nifts
:,noern labt uno auf) burd ser Yir-
ale'hen GrIaB in @eSllg auf sic riTt.
eingebiirgerten Stalieuer niht &c.
nnoert iuoroen lit. sluh lie iiuo. en-
se9en ipeitoerbreiteteu irrigen Srr-
'tellungen, nah ipie Dor nuf Dem
8eiet feinolidp Nuslduoer. Snn.er-
jim genieben Die StaIieuer nun oen
Sorteil Der 8efreiung bon manci:en
Sreibeits -geihriinfllngen uno mate.
tiellen acknowledgement. oenen Sic
Teutiten nod beute alisgeiest iino,
obrpobl Sas gunoes- Sitlti5a,nt ld)on
Dor einem baiben Sabre .ernlte Or
+pogilng" oes Slanes elmer slmper-
oung ieiner Stallener- 9eitinulnntgen
a,h auf Die 9eutIden in MusIid,t
lteate. Wie lange miiiien iie aui oie
Gr'iillung bieies einiafen 8ebots
Ces fair plan" nod tparten?
(9tau Dorfer Staatsaeitune. }
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27
FORMS ALPENKRXUTER

Mehr ais Elm AbfIhrmittel. es ist aueh
cine MagentStiskeit anreeende Medixtn.
hersestellt aus I6 medizinischen Wurzeln.
KrSutern und Pflanzen. Bringt trSse
DSrme zum Arbeiten. Hilft verhirteten
Abfall auszuscheiden.-treibt Case und
Blahunsen. hervorserufen. durch Hartlei-
bigkeit aus. Cibt dem Magen das anse-
nehme Cefiihl Won WSrme und komfort.
Einzunehmen vie auf dem Etikett anse.
seben.
Machen Sic Won dem untenstehenden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27
Steife sehmerzsnde
muskeln?
F0RNI'S
Hel-Oel Linirnent

Jeder. der an rheumatischen und
neuralgischen Schmerzen leidet, will
sofortigc Linderung haben. Die
iusserliche Cegenwirkuns Won Forni's
Heil-Oel Liniment wirkt schnell und
bringt willkommene Linderung Won
den Qualen Won rl,eumatischen und
neuralgischcn Schmerzen, muskulSsen
RIckenschmerzen, steifen oder
schmerzenden Muskeln, Verrenkun.
gen, Stosswundcn oder Verstauchun.
gen, juckenden oder brennenden
FGssen = vie die erfolgreiche Erfah.
runs Won Tausenden seit iiber 55 Jah.
rem bewiesen hat. Heil.Oel ist Elm
linderndes, antiscptisches Mittel, das
sofort reiches, rotes Blut in die Sc.
schwollenen, irritierten, schmerzenden
Cegenden zieht. Kaufen Sic noch
heute cine Flasche Heil-Oel Liniment
und geniessen Sic selbst die Vorteile
seiner wohltuenden, heilenden Wirme.
Und bestellen Sic gleichzeitig
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- llnteritiiten Sic Sic IN unierer
Seituna an5eieenoen 8eif)dfts1e,tei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
TAKE THE WAR NEWS WITH COURAGE

Americans should not respond emo
tionally to every advance or retreat in North
Africa, as some of our citizens have been do
mers mechanical units cut through our
lines in central Tunisia.
We have been warned by our leaders
that the road to victory will be tough and
that Losses sustained will be heavy This
cautionery advice was uttered with refer
ence to the situation in Tunisia and by of
ficials who understood something about the
battle zene.
1t would be nice if every time Amer
lean soldiers moved into position the en-
envy would realize that the battle was use
less and retreat rapidly to get out of the way
OF our fighters. Unfortunately, this is net
the case.
Our relatively inexperienced soldiers
face German army of much experience
and composed, for the most part, of hard
bitten campaigncrs 1t is not treason to sug-
gest that cur army has real job ahead of
it.
There has been something of the i'm
itvSoioH III IHis country THAT just DIS SOOll as
the weather in Tunisia improved, Amer
lean soldiers would begin an advance that
would overwhelm the Nazis. In part this
idea has been spread by news dispatches ex-
planning that mud interfered with the
mobilization of strength on the front line,
with the prediction that when roads became
u5able, we would move forward and that
would be all there would be to it.
Consequently, it comes as something of
shock to many Americans to read in the
newspapers that Rommel's men, who re-
treated more than fifteen hundred miles
before the British Eighth Army, had beer
able to mass ar overpowering attack upor
the trent held by our soldiers
Even so, we should not be disconsolate
Having knowledge of the dangers that con.
front the Allied forces, let us remember thai
our initial, disappointing setback occurred
III an area that was held by handful oil
Americans for two months by sheer bluff
according to Col Edison Raft, who led Am
erican paratroopers into action as far as
Gafsa
Col Raft says that the triangle between
Tebessa. Faid and Toeur, was lightly held
Originally, his plans involved the capture
OF landing field near Tebessa, but, whel
this was easily accomplished, he led hi
men in successful attack upon Gafsa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
THE COSTS OF AN AERIAL OFFENSIVE

Major-General Ira C. Eaker, Chief of
the United States Eighth Air Force in Great
Britain, says that in the near future, his
forces will be of a size very nearly APP
preaching that of the Raj
The General looks forward to the time
when Americans willAassume full partner
ship" in the air offensive against Germany,
He says that American operations will be
chiefly conducted in daylight, with the great
mass of the American air force being flying
fortresses These will be better armed and
equipped to defend themselves and CARR
bigger cargoes of destruction.
The American commander is satisfied
that they will "beat off the best enemy
fighter opposition without excessive or I'M
economical loss and that his men will his
any target they can See"
General Eaker says that he prefers to
bomb by daylight when targets can be seen
and that, considering the overall war eff
fort, this is desirable because the enemy will
get no rest, being subject to attack any hour
of the day or night.
This interesting forecast of increasing
American aerial activity from Great Britain
indicates that the air offensive against Ger
many will be stepped up during the next
/ few months. This makes pertinent a ques-
/ ton recently asked in a London newspaper:
What has become of those 1000 bomber
raids on Germany"
| The air expert of the London Observer
! points out that five per cent loss ratio on
! a / ,000-bomber raid means the loss of fifty
aircraft and $50 members of the crews.
Ninety such raids would mean the loss OF
$500 machines and more than 80, 600 air
crew men. Moreover. a l,000-bomber raid
requires about $500 tons of high-oetane
fuel, which means about a million gallons,
or the capacity of small tanker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
TINE FOR ECONOMY

With the Florida legislature scheduled
to convene en- April 6, the resounding crv
throughout the state is, Taxes, more
taxes!"
Heavily burdened by federal taxation
TO help pay for the war, a burden that every
trueblue American assumes without MUIR
mer, state, county, city, instead of seeking
ways and means to lower taxation, clamor
insistently for more weight upon the
crate
Returns from race tracks, as a result
Of gasoline rationing, have been reduced TO
1. dribble, and throughout the state pro-
posals and counter proposals are being Of
fered to raise funds by further taxation to
make up for that loss. With single excep-
ton, so far as The Citizen has seen or heard
no thought has been given to practising
economy, despite the fact that. if there has
ever been time in the history of the state
when strict economy should be put into eff
feet this is the time
As the war continues, the higher will
be the amount of federal taxes we will have
to pay. But state politicians have not given
thought to that eventuality. They are cons
cerned only in tying to hit on other
schemes to skeletonize further the taxpay-
er's. pocketbook. "a
Not word about saving dollar; The
sole cry is for more and more dollars all of
which will come out of the pockets of the al
ready strapped taxpayers.
The only exception in the entire state
fer more and higher taxes, is cur own repre-
sentative, Bernie C. Papy. Recently in The
Citizen he declared that, with the world at
war, the state, county and city governments
should strive every way possible to econo-
mize. Thousands can be saved here and
thousands can be saved there, he asserted,
if the state and its subdivisions spend as
carefully as a thrifty man spends IN these
times of stress.
Commenting on the loss of the reve-
nue. from the race tracks, he stated that
Florida got along well without revenue from
them and can get along well now without
that source of income, if the state, the coun-
lies and the cities will pull in a few notches
in their belts instead of letting out more
notches.
But the spending spree is on, govern
mentally as we'll as individually in many
eases, and while there is little hope of curb
ing the latter, the former should realize
that when it demands higher taxation it
means buttcne thing further bleeding of
the taxpayers who are wellnigh bled white
already
This iS tha tipe for ecopomy NOT Spend--
ing sprees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
How to Shop

l. First study the point values" Of The
foods you buy most often. To help you,
you'll find Point Value Table" hung up
ia your food store. Or, better yet, you can
dip a meats and fats Point Table" from
your newspaper and keep it handy.
2. Take war Ration Book Two with you
when you shop for meats, cheese. or any of
the other items, just as you do now when
you buy canned, frozen or dried fruits, and
vegetables. Tear the Red Stamps out in the
presence Of your storekeePer or his delivery
man.
3. II you find you do not have the exact
amount of valid Red Stamps to give for a
purchase, your s,orekeeper can give you your
change in "i-point'' stamps. For example.
II you must give him ,5-point stamp to pay
for 4.point purchase. he can give you a
1.point stamp as change. But he cannot use
the. 2, s., or s-point stampsgas change.
Make sure, however, that the i-point
stamp has letter on il which is valid al the
time you receive it. ~
4. Your storekeeper cannot always cut
meat or cheese to the exact pound weight
you wish. That means you must know how
many points you should pay for ounces. too.
A special table has been provided on the
is-sss7s-I use
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Representative Paul Shafer (Mick-)
Member House Military 8fairs
C0mmiffee

MR.. SHAFER OPENS believe tAe
United States can raise. EQUIP Erz-s-
port and supply eleven million men
in our armed services 70 achieve We
tory. Although We have been a. war
for more than a year. We have HI
yet made anything Ike 4 Ge1nI-lEe
test Of the ability Of America - SIP
ply men 10 the armed forces and
maintain necessary services O. SID
ply. We have not scratched the SIR
face Of Americas Capacity % pro-
duce the munitions and supplies nec-
essary 70 support an expanded z-Dec
service. Our government csnn0t per-
form most efficiently its func1o1 q
fighting this war SO long as Z dissi-
pates its energies and abilities. and
the energies and abilities q rs cl-1-
zens in innumerable side Issues We
cannot produce q larger ana ace
quately equipped military force win
incompetent buTeducr0ts IA Wzs1zuE-
ton debating 10 the minutes deal
every move and every activity q g-r
ciizSns-
We are not fighting TINS var lz
harness We are fighting i IN q Sr-aIt-
jacket of red tape. regulations ana
rigidity-
Take Of that strsif-jzcketl Le-
America fight Lei America produce
Let America perform Ezlarcly ard
courageouslyi Do that and Ne czl
support an army and q navy nlg
enough 10 win this way and save ne
nation
DIR. HAAKE CHALLENGES I
agree that taking OF the -z-rzz--
Jacket" imposed On as BY -Incgmpe-
tent bureaucrsts" and stzrrE-eEe1
Missionaries who guide then. E0Gl6
help.
But we still have fhe problexn o.
finding six million human beings oE
of whom we can make men far <1s
Il-milliOn man army. They uzSt be
taken from where they are, and 5oz1
factory and farm are already sn1-r
of workers
II could be done If NE could have
more production. per worker. per
hour: but. is Mr. Shafer rez6F % rizE
his political life. TO save America. ny
OppOS4AAS Al4AO4 -AAA4--oa-l- y A--sEt----
REP. SHAFER RELIES. Men Es-
the armed ser vices mast be czre11lly
selected. No public officials political
life means anything compared - tn
physical life or welfare Of one So
der or many soldiers. Political expe-
diency could defeat US Evl aEEres-
sors forced Us against 0Ur WI -
fight. They compel Us 70 have armed
services and civilian production sde-
uuate TO win the war. Labor unionz
along with all other Americans would
lose all in defeat. The necessity %
produce enough 70 supply an army
and navy adequate 10 win the vict0ry
is not a question Of politics CT de-
sires, il is q desperate problem q
survival and freedom We must lrlzl
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print 1t
w. thout fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan or the mouthpiece of any person. clique.
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue,
commend good done by individual or organ
lzation; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions: print only news that win elevate
and not contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle
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KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF MARCH 81. 1888

The Key West Chapter of the
Red Cross has arranged 20 dis
tribute more clothing TO the
needy in Key West 1t is esti-
mated that 1921 persons in Key
West are in need of this type of
assistance.
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WHO KNOWS?
ANSWERS ON PAGE FOUR

l.. Will the proposed withhold
ing tax be in addition to the Vic
tory tax?
2. Do Allied plans include an
attack upon Italy?
3. Will farmers increase acre
age planted in 1913?
4. Is the Army boarding mer-
chandise for its post exchanges?
5. Are savings increasing with
enlarged incomes?
6. How many American men
were killed in action in 1912?
Z. How many Americans re-
ceive salaries in excess of S67.-
900 a year?
8. Who is George c. Kenney?