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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
HOROSCOPE i: "The stars incline
 but do not comspeP'
Thursday, February 25


 Good aspects and adverse con- tend in the horoscope for today There is favorable sign for ship ping. Persons in authority should benefit.
 HEART AND HOME: Under this configuration there should be wise understanding between older mem bers of families and young folks who are wage earners and inclined to follow their own devices. Mod. ern ideas are to take on a more conservative coloring than in the past. Churches and other centers of religious teaching will inspire in terest in right living as midwinter brings special tests to families of every class. Drinking is to be less common than formerly and many cocktail bars will be closed in the spring, it is forecast. High taxes will have an influence which en- courages temperance and it soon will be unfashionable to drink in social gatherings.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Early em- phasis upon the importance of sac rifice for the benefit of the war coincides with the message of the stars. Astrologers stress the fact that people in all parts of the world are to sustain such heavy financial burdens that many will protest, even here in the United States. The semi-square of the Moon and Mars has been seen as parti- cularly explosive. The seers pre- dict that in this country we shall bear the strain bravely, but organ ized authority in many fields will tend toward weakness or even break down.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Leading as trologers see dark fermentation of social consciousness which on one hand encourages workers to de- mand increased wages and on the other causes the. capitalistic illu- sion that it is possible to return to the good old days Although the past will be slow in it's receding in- fluence there is to emerge gradu- ally high spiritual understanding in which the brotherhod of man will be recognized.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s: There is sign which focuses at tention upon terrible persecution of the Jews. United Nations will be stirred to vengeance for the murder robbery and torture of thousands of helpless persons. Students of Bible prophecies will make interpre- tations which seem to correspond with the messages of |, the stars Seers of various sorts agree that inevitably both the Nazis and the Japanese must be completely over come. Victory oyer them must leave them powerless to repeat their in- famous armed aggressions. r
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of am bilious. effort that should bring re- wards. There will be temptation tc seek pleasure and to spend toe much, money.
 Children born, on this day prob ably will be successful in any car ger they choose. for they are likely to be exceedingly talented. Early fame will come to many
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JAP ZERos NosE-DIvE

In the early part of the Pacific battle, reports came back that Jap zero planes were superior to ours That was true. But now, the Am erican public can rest at ease.
 For reassurance. consider this latest story from the South Pacific: In operations over Buna, 16 Am erican P-40 pursuit planes engaged Is Japanese Zero planes in a fight which was close enough to be ob- served from the ground.
 In spite of the fact that the P- 40s are an older type of American
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

Fears that wartime regmentation will ruin the initiative of American business sunfounded, we beginning to suspect New York firms, adver- Using stirrup pumps required for certain build ings in that city, add: Ideal also for garden spraying"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

plane, these l6 were able to destroy 13 of the Zeros, which hurtled through the air within sight of U. s. soldiers watching the show.
 Only one American plane was lost. and it's pilot was saved.
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F1UDIKN IIIuULIll ROBERTA LEE

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 writing a well business firm, to
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 a employer a
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY "A

FEBRUARY 24 Laurel c. McKechnie Harry Sperling
 Dorothy Brown
 .Stina Hope Mrs. R. D. Peterman Jackie Harrington Mrs. John Natterstad
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RIGHT
 &x @asexy Mse0ston

Let the scene be camp, tavern, or mansion-your choice of OLD SCHENLEY will give you the luxury of enjoyment of the finest whiskey. money can buy.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
POULTRY q EGGS.

100 PULLETs. ready 10 lay, 50 each.
Angus. F. Faber. Phelps Addition, Forest-
RoosTTiEas, ; 40; young. 4 to 5 mos or;
Sfa,fF new H.MsnRf ssh asas RED Kg9f2G K6osffRs &c
11HINEs cHIcKsl-Md.: U. s approved
ayailaple; closed on Sunday Hines HstSn-
FOR shLE-?o white Leghorns. pullss,
sehaffer. Mechanic8viic,.- si;ii., N Nd 90 30 L ~
30 IMONTH-OLD White Leehorn pullets.
I5c each. 35l2 Branch ave. sc. H "a.
$50 BARRID PLYMOUTH CHICKENS, l
week Old 10 cents each, CH. $685.
BED, Englander, dsybed, opens TO standafd
stze bed good condition. SIS. WA. s3a5
BABY CARRIAGE, ATTRACTIVE prewar Kral,.
mel storm shield; coed cond. Call DI.
TABLE, drop-lesf; round table both ma
hogany; ODD chairs, bookcase. desk, crio,
eonsroles 'es1sd nee hatsi W7Esdo Wsd eovsn
P1TI, P1Iq pH ~, i*$4l R2w-e, @sS Nd, z.i
battery broodeT, laying cases, tractor misc.
TURKEY BREEDERs: 7. s DEPT Of Aerj-
This small turkey S due TO reyolu,lonEe
BEACH's I. s. APPROVED plood,es4d
days, i.l; 40 Anton i g. NorbeeE. bef M open
l5o y. II. RED PULLETs toE sale. BoYls
SALE-@5 n, H REDS ooCKRELs. ap.
pEoX!mste!y Ia each, SIS, Gail WA. 1885.
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PvLLETs, 2
FOR SALE-ioo BRoILLFRS. e. 4itS Sen.s ,"' ber
pp99.anGd, 362l l4th ST., Arlington. G!sbe
Evening star., 1943-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

TYPEWRITERS, adding machines and cal
culators for rent. Wood College, Metro
Evening star., 1943-10-10

FRENCH DOORS, large selection; all sizes
from "a IN. 70 SO in. inclusive
THE PLACE is ACE"
Ace Wreckins Co.. 40O2 Minnesota Ave. N E
AT O44-
Evening star., 1943-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

HARDWARE HE pt2eE .Seii Is s1Sso Hcs per ton
Ace Wrecking Co.. 4002 Minnesota Ave. Nj
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RE-UPHOLSTERING
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

All makes, portables and standards, ] I
yrs exp; skilled mechanics; work guaran-
teed; QUICK service; fair prices. Machines
purchased TYPEWRITERS HEADQUAR.
TIERS, BOND Bldg, cor. 14th and N. Y
ave Republic oSoS
Evening star., 1943-10-10
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY

FOR PET ANIMALS
Most beautiful animal cemetery in the
East nationally known; visitors always
welcome Call Kersington 152M
Evening star., 1943-10-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, female to
COOKERS, !! temale, red K. c. aed
Maesie WI 56S5. SOP - CABIN John
TWO PURE-BRED roy BULLDOGS for
sale. female H12 years old. male ,
mGr,hs ca, be.ween 8 .aqd j.. Wa 2IaI.
cid. ;>i5. 5a5 New jersey a:e. v.
DoBERMAN rSscHER PUPPIES. thor
scoTTIsH JERRIER, handsome. 10
months old. male. gentle well hammered
peo:creed. Call Me. $500 after i noon
SCOTCH COLLIE, thoyoaghbEed. s yrs old
children p.ayr7ate- free to eOcd home N
ENGLisH sETTER, ma!e Trs 3 ia, 5ss,
per..y trained. 500 Before 800 pm.
cocKER sPaSiELs tro4 4'.,1ts3i5 V.nStas 5ioo4
~ 1Es.s55 1er;i5'@ Hs,@sa, zssssoas51s II.
iRisH sETTrR FrPPrEs. dga. --s se5
Wv ZEALAND WHITE RABBITS for sale.
MTxICAS CHIHUAHUA PUPS, veaks
90 tnr-oa1Ho-sa. nicely marked. Apply
roy BOSTON Bull PUPPIES, A. x. c.
ENGIIsH SITTER PUPPIES, mos ard
9;9S: st0s: SEsmo.2a AyGsn ana pp;t tpmpoE1ta
pike Roscstde Thea;eE. Phone Kens!ng-
g doR SAlIa n chhsaAg: ny IT. DaP2ss weeks
pa to Eve aSsy ,sS eScepfIoasy Hais yelz' sS'
& ,dTsn 9Sae5 :. MONDAY -S OR 64i4
tske one home j: YOU sec them. Must sell
ca. Norm I6&5 after i , sunday. Teek. s
i. ] COOP RID HOUND, r.n snyth1ns,
c1-, ] hne bred Enehsh setre-. - months
g. oo make .:-5 Eo2d hunting cog watSh doE.
aC.osS from Are, dept. Beg"yA road. Ber-
rfKI%Gs>E PjPPIE>, REGISTERED A c.
l,as b,sq,:g-. reasonable. -.lot A6d,son
cfaP71i ,la7 = K%nsgH'on ne IL OK a.,
temper treated. iarm-ralscu with children.
n,,oi>. -; >.-2roKeT Pr, REGISTERED, EH. l1H--
h%lED-Homcs WITH fenced yarGs or in
county for ycuns dosS i kitten. Tay-
BIRD EIRn PoG; rshoryoushbrsd. Can Il asG4.
coCkEk r. f'fS, ,o3{ 6.afS female ma SD ms.s;
s.ra.n. +215 Edmons,on ave, BladeTs-
PiGE oNS-An 5oo-miles-a-dav parentase;
c,oSr > to SIS each, 90 birds a. 81 .each:
42l3 Edmonsror ave. Biadenshure. Nd
BoSToNs At TID-3 Of The handsomest
pies iii EaSt Capitol st
RED KITTENS C2l, males mother beautiful
god Persian, peolgreed; reasonable. HO.
WIRE HAIRED PUPPIES. thoroushOredf:
@rsas9nahle @ 81 Sa4a
blood line, papers. Mrs. AdeAa JohI. 51l
Ail1aNa e 7 i2e ave o,I Sc At; o2a2 ss.
matches 1903 R + ave. Nj RainIer Nh
PEDrGREEp PERSIAN KITTENS, reasoh-
FOX TERRIER, beautifully marLee;
5f5' ,3s5 s56 s56d Boass Boesa 0%Ss3 64s3 ps, Ss5
WIRE HAIRED TERFIERs. beauties =
WTSessS' Tes thoTouSh,5red' 4 K reslSys,sa.
PInPIE s--Toy. collie, male. = 50. female.
5, s. 90 ,,r 4o7 :, 5th s. " NJ l2i6
setter, mother small collie MCComas and
s.. Paul Sts Kensl0gton. Md. Phohe
COCKER sPANTELs Axe
St Falls Church F c. 110o-W
STURDY DOG, ROOD, Ioc LB.
ATHEFToN TFGisF.eG 8 1Sz1s2 FET sHoP, A535%D
CHOPPER CANARIES. Sl@.q5
Guaranteed satlsst,a66:ory singsGso,
s Hsaoz,i4i 4fHES4oSs SfSS5 PET e 81 s3of
COCKERS-s25-S -S35-S $50.
COLLIE-SPITZ MALES-SS.
Dog Hotel, 7344 Georgia Ave. IA. 43e1.
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS
Most beautiful animal cemetery in the
East nationally known; visitors always
welcome Call Kenstnston l52-M
Evening star., 1943-10-10
BOATS,

WILL EXCHANGE lot or Nj. or Va SIDE
for cabin cruiser or hnuSeboai. Alex 9%t3
I6-FT. CATBoAT fat-bottom, all cGNIp-
nent. incl. TAX stamp, good conditions;
500 CH "294.
CRUISER, :}5-ft. Al condition: hot-Watar
heat; excellent year-round boat 70. ! or y
persons TO live aboard ~i45o, See R.
B Ball, Capital Yacht ClHb
36-FT. CABIN CRUISER fishing boat H.
S-l1S Dodge s motor; best offer. Hartge
Rnaf Yard Ga slnsNllle- Nc 1Nt
Evening star., 1943-10-10
ROA1S.

FNINRTDE and E!to outooard motors;
Thompson boats new and used ser ice
f-d parts. usad parts. factory representa-
BOAT S-f- launch, eft beam. SIT.
draft built OF white cedar with oak TIM
poilc1 w,u come ashore in & inches OF
water practically new. Price, $3.50.
J D Webster, 1925 y. Hamp ave, nv.
TIA SS}'.. To-
CRUISER, loft, complete: S1,7o0. Cor
inthiau Yacht Club
Evening star., 1943-10-10

CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
SILVER, watches, diamonds and old dis.
carded leTelrS, full cash value paid
ELINCER s. SIS Z ST. y W
Evening star., 1943-10-10
2ND TRUST NOTE, So INT, PAYABLE
MONTHLY, P. o. BOX 4s2. WASH.
1NNERSPRING
kryNrrrr,

Faclory rebuilt. complete new fabric;
sizes 30 or 80 or 30 at So5 sizes as or 81
at $50; all packed in cartons for ship
ment, satisfaction guaranteed or money
PACK. make checks or money orders pay
anle 20 D. Wiener. 24s Cherry St N Y C.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
THE SUNDAY STAR, OCTOBER 10, 1e43.
WANTED (con.,,

G4shfs f Eo Ssnqs Scott s0ss sols s'9seR %aassd 3D. 3D.
WWaxsinstGsn WxsHlssG MScRlSE, & Ri s large family anx-
WAsHN II tsp q 2f eSa late model od a con-
dition; will pay top price, cash. Ii. ,24e7
PRTvATE PARTY wants buy . steel Al,
exchange eX my portable If desired. BOX
@ WoULD LIKE TO BUY used small PIANO, ps
Te II sqgq ss condition. So4 Eye st. ne
WANTED, USED CARPETS and rugs, do
nsi mestic' ri oHTie3ta 3yl Chinese highest prices
I AM VERY ANXIOUS to buy learners
e22S cx6ET hSi saf' with sTfspF or wSou No 5
GsSSoTies; HIY sjzs ,2u e Call ordway 5000
@isH sisi Il, 10 CONTACT responsible party
chS %et Use E hf f2f ysrd s
Garth IN; near S. Capitol and sts. s.w.
toS Is l uss 4E 1a 5i57 5ifs S'of@se given piano
WANTED@ro' '',' care ~ for tor spinet or or small
WE PAY PEAK x PRICES nE; for s cameras, nTaS.
lenses, movie cameras, movie projectors,
movie lenses, binoculars. Sell your photo
graphic equipment nowi Write, giving fun
Particulars and condition, or send in via
Railway Express, collect, for free estimate.
or 600 with privilege OF inspection. II
we 90 not purchase your camera same will
be returned to you prepaid and insured
Aremac Camera Co. Dept. WIN. l East
ARD St, New York II, N Y
SILVER, PLATINUM. TEETH. DIscARDEI 5fj
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT 935 ?.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD
DIAMOND watches and discarded iewelry
Ernest Burk. Inc, GA 18Th NV. DI. 2173
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
silver watches, diamonds and old dis.
carded IeTelrSs full cash value paid.
SPI TNE,FP-C
Evening star., 1943-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WALNUT DINITTL SET. eorneg g sabinet, y, =
WnSksDRo El1 trunk Ss to sandssd snd
small trunk; good condition; S35. OR.
WASHER AND IRON. wrinser broken, $50
| for both. 120 Sherman ave. Takoma
WAsHfNG k1Is Ms MACHINE, prima. wrinser,
elec. pump; good condition. Call after 9
WRs;HERG R; fS qsSa Machine in good working con-
HsAir64 WATGHsS Lady s5E Es oaS mqnths gs ea "a
WIN WiNDoW essStsc scREESs. ms aluminium, used one
;sason, season, various sizes CAL VA VA, 944si 10.
soned, $1,000. Cannot deliver. 500 JET
$SSTHs @ siS sssns ssns ss ssn sG s2. aea
ns g.5S $Hd 1n s.a
inner spring spring hair mattress, rug lamp,
SEVERAL ACRES of standing trees all
ONE LARGE porcelain commercial ice box,
gsed Wks,' & cost Sl22.5o' 500, gas range
!. CHINESE RUGS and pads, blue back
ground ground 9Xl2 and sxlo' eeodlorlngs rose,
not inquire unless definitely interested as
they they have Just been shampooed and are
s-ROOM FURNITURE, very good condition,
apt is available; s40O cash. Apt. 2. 524
8 on nf srSeE sfiFffn GfArfR: fHa s-Fo9m room size
T.
burg I'd. ne Call LII. 4339.
FOB FOB sAaEmRendT Al washer like new cash
/ G: NJ. FRIGiDAIRE. :, yrs old chif-
forobe; ! utility cabinet: one ,2-burner
oil heater; sin. circle saw, i2-h.p. mo-
tor, / studio couch chairs: lin
new, 90 N H. Red pulets Many other
RnI;fsnt nRrtff{est ~ nj from 6nn. coesVi}les Md on
PREWAR APIECE living room suite good
condition, $50. INQUIRE 40l6 9TH st. ne,
j GAS HEATER, complete bed and
MIST MG1S0Bf; BE soLD L To-Day bed complete
rockers, odd lot Of dishes and and pans ans fur
GovERSMENr Used Isl 'enn and aSa Surplus hs mate
card es from ftfsT G 70 e seetons 9 ors
Of French doors - in, 7 It., with glass
$3.50; ready-made drawers 25c to 81 each.
S5 per truck load-all you can pile on
you furnish the truck. E; W. Mason, 81
Virginia ave. s.w., EX. 250s. Open Sunday.
:. COAL CRATES, 12x2a inches semi
antioue. $40 each. AID. $500.
BATH TUB. built-in, practically new; also
tically new
THE PLACE IS ACE"
Ace Wrecking Co. 4OO2 Minnesota Ave. NE.
AT. O441
FRENCH DOORS, large selection; all sizes
from "A ln 10 SO in. inclusive.
THE PLACE is ACE"
/ Ace Wreckins Co., 40O2 Minnesota Ave. NE
AT. O447.
2ND TRUST NOTE, So mt, PAYABLE
MONTHLY. P o. BOX 4s2, WASH.
INNERsPR1NG
MATTRESSES
Factory rebuilt complete new fabric;
sizes 80 or 80 or 30 at S25 sizes as or "a
at $50; all packed in cartons for ship
ment satisfaction guaranteed or money
PACK make checks money orders pay
anle 70 D Wiener PAS Cherry St N Y. c.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15


pealed to German CTIsoes. In 1929 Or Friedrich Kar
RtteC Berlin dentist gave up his practice his wife ard
all but one OF his patients and went the island.
With Teutonic thoroughness he planned 20 do right
taking with him everything ne would need The chief fau
DC Foes hero the original Robinson Crisoc found with hi
fate was loneliness The 41-year-old Dr. Ritter fixed tha
by persuadinE 30yoarod pationt Frau KorNen to
be his girl-Fuday AS they landed they bccamo
the law dissolved all matrimonial enanglements and
decreed that she was his commonaw wife
Dentistry is Of the main problems Of permanent
CruSoes which Ritter solved for Dorc by having I'll
instruments and materials for filling inventory For
himself he did better getting his natural teeth
tracted and replaced by uppers and lowers
less steel not beautiful but strong enough camI
shell in
They had series OF mshaps mostly due TO desccndants
of fourfoocd previous Csoes wild asses pigs cats dogs
and rats put ashore by buccaneers
The pigs woulL have provided welcome pork il theI
Rers had not been vegetarans with the exception oil
chicken After of So things going we'll enough
for the dentist to write glowing story with nHdsI
photographs 10 prove it,
The first time trading schooner stopped porkI
and water he got the captain 30 mail the manuscript fo
him TO the editor Of German magazine. 1t longI
time before the payment came. the currency
and when it did the author wished he had never written
article N
On the same schooner arrived new family Of GcrmanI
Crlsoes Arthur and Margaret Wttmer 1syear-od|
son by Margarets first husband Brimming enthu-
sas the told the Rtters that his had
inspired them TO join him.
Ahat right have you 20 land island" RitterI
sternly demanded The official grant byI
Ecuador 10 the other end Of the island Rters ac
cepted the calamity but boundary line the middle
Of the island marked out with the understanding that
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15


Honolulu Academy Of Arts and called The Cast
away's Baedekcr.
It fits only the castaway in the warm ocean
and would not be Of much use TO a person wrecked
of the bleak cold, rainy Aleutians such
as Attu. The learned gentleman under whom
with that ambition should study an Eskimo.
Yet he, in turn, would funk South Sea course
Elsewhere other inventions and information
have been placed at the disposal of castaways on
any shore and some for those who can't get in
sight of land
For the occupants of a lfeboat or raft the
first problem is water and second food of
any sort. After the ratons supplied with boat or
raft gone, their occupants have ways
Of getting more Two chemicals dropped into
salt water removing the salt and the other
neutrazng the remover make the water safe and not
too unpleasant TO drink
Clifford Pinchot, famous as a fisherman as well as a
politician discovered that fish even salt water fish arc not
only edible but drnkable The tissues Of fish arc
prsed Of much the substance those any land
animal including In fact bodies Of all animals are
mostly water Everyone knew this but nobody realized
the Importance the that except for the blood this
mostly fresh water fish lives in the but
ages to extract from the salt fresh for its ts
Accordingly Mr. Pncho simple process
by which the water be squeezed the
making a drink that will support life and though il NAV
not sell soda fountain is welcome enough lifeboat
OF course this prcsupposes fishing tackle
If the castaway reaches island it is likely 10 have
fresh water or in it, regardless of size formation
barren rock like Atu, will have pools where
has been collected a low sandy may pools or
visible supply but shallow we'll dug close to the shore
will usually strike fresh water though brny ocean,
at the same level. may be only few feet away.
The is that a randrop falls on land it
starts journey TO the IF the surface is steep and
rocky it off like water from a roof except
trapped in pools If the island is Of earth sand the
water sinks into the ground but starts slowly for the
rounding
Therefore, matter how close the we'll dug TO tho
it will usually be found TO contain water just
finishing its trip Driven wells if pumped too hard
times extaust the water from the soil to point
where the salt marches in 10 take it's place. E,.
II Dr. Emory instead of waiting for the demand war
had formed coed for Robinson Crusoes long
ago many of the South Sea adventures might have lived
happily after but Of their most fantastic myster
les would have cased the worlds curiosity One OF
the most famous series happened place named
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

All The Necessities Of Life. and Many
Of It's Comforts. Await Costowoys Or
Our Ranger Units on Nearly All the
South SEQ lsIands-Food. Drink. Clothing.
Shelter. Light. Even Medicine and Mos
quito Netting IF They Know How 10
Find Them; But Death by Thirst. Sforvo-
fion Or Poison If They Don't
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
A Graduate OF
the Rangers
gsWn-u.lA

NHC hdhihNAo
Jungle
School," His
Hut Thatched
With Plated
Palm Leaves
and Floored
With Sleeping
Mats. He
Wears Sandals
OF Hibiscus
Bark, a LOin
Cloth Of
COcOnut-Leaf
and a
COconut-L
Eye Shade.
He Carries
COconuts for
Drinking
Water, and a
Basket, All OF
Which He Has
Made.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

cession Charles Island. Love Island
and Hell Island
For some reason that dot on thd
Pacific Ocean, about coo miles west
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-21
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT ETC.
REQUIRED BY TiIE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a l9l

of published weekly
Stat of o
nd says 5
the ownership management of the aforesaid publication for the date shown
of this FORM
to
publisher editor
National brotherhood Operative Iotter East Liverpool Ohio
itor, NJ. Liverpool,
L.
BUS inessN Manage l."
NJ President, Liverpool Ohio John d.
j.; Frank Vice President Huntington
That the known ndIoldars other security holders
o o
U
stockholders and
ocklode books the
in
$
conditions
O
this alan has to believe that other association
OF Il St
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CATHERINE MARIAN Notary Public
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-21
PRESIDENT URGED
TO QUICKLY NAME
NEW FEPC HEAD

New York City ULNSD.-COntinued
effectiveness Of the Fair Employment
Practice Committee demands immedi-
ate appointment of a new chairman
TO succeed Msgr Francis Haas. who
has just resigned that position. Georg"
Marshall, chairman Of the National
Federation for Constitutional Liberties.
said in Il letter to President Roosevelt.
We are sure that you are giving
this matter consideration. Marshall
wrote. but because of the great harm
done to the effectiveness of the FEPC
and to the unity of the American
people during the months of inacti0n
following the resignation Of DR.. Nal
colin Mclean as chairman, we wish 10
urge upon YOU the Importance of ap-
pointing Father Haas successor at the
earliest moment"
While pledging the NFCL'S continued
vigorous support of the President :
policy and work to stamp out dis
elimination in any form the federation
urged that the President guarantee
even greater effectiveness Of the FEIC
work by issuing an additional EXecu-
tive Order granting FEPC the power
of subpoena and sufficient sanction to
enable it 10 enforce its decisions"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-21
NUTRITION AND LABOR
THE NEED FOR SOCIAL VISION

1t is easy for human beings to be
cynical, especially about objectives
which are difficult to achieve but which
have an appeal to our sense of justice
and to our desire for improving life
on earth. Man has always enjoyed
hoping for a better life to come and
dreaming of greater justice and higher
human welfare. But somehow when he
catches himself dreaming he feels en-
barrassed and likes to apologize for
being so naive and optimistic and ends
up by making Il joke of il. Often in a
crowd it is easy for somebody to upset,
by means of wisecrack or Il Sacastic
remark, even a well-reaSoned but ideal
iStic appeal.
1t is important for people to guard
themselves against such an attitude.
We must face the fact that in spite Of
the vast technical development we
have made, in spite of the fabulous
expansion of trade, in spite of the fact
that our civilization has created so
many new products and new Inventions
which serve To make life more bear
able and enjoyable. the bulk of human
ity still suffers from maInutrition and
IunderuouriShment Whether one wants
to be practical or idcaliStic this fact
still stands out as paradox and as
Il challenge.
The United Nations Conference on
Food and Agriculture takes the stand
that the human mind, which in the
past has been challenged by many ditli-
cult and seemingly inSuperabe prob
lens and yet accomplished wonders,
can in this case also achieve some
worthwhile results if it devotcS its
energies to the solution of this basic
evil. How precisely this solution is to