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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Hull Supports
Lebanon S Plea
-FofEfeedom

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (INS)
Secretary of State Hull said to-
day the v. 8. government is hop
ing that the French National Lib
Grafton Committee and the Arab
state OF Lebanon will reach an
agreement which will allow the
Lebanese full independence.
LONDON, Nov. 19 QNS)-A
French tank force was reported
today TO be moving out from
Beirut in Lebanon toward the VIII
lage of Beshamun, i'm the noun
tain region controlled by Druse
tribesmen, where a provisional Le-
banese government was set up
after the arrest of Lebanon's pres
ident and other high officials.
A correspondent for Reuters re-
ported that 20 French tanks were
sent out toward the mountain
headquarters after a smaller de-
tachment was unable TO dislodge
the so-caffed shadow govern
ment." In this early clash two out
OF three tanks were reported dis
abled and two soldiers killed.
British military forces were
said TO be patroling Beirut, capital
of Lebanon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
CASEY IN BEIRUT

CAIRO, Nov. 10 ttPt-Richard
G. Casey, British minister Of state
for the Middle East, arrived in
Beirut today 10 confer with Gen.
Georges Catroux, negotiator for
the French Committee Of Liberia
ton. on the political crisis in
Lebanon.
Gn Beirut Gen. Catroux told
a press conference that British
Intervention in Lebanon should
be confined 10 military affairs
and that the handling OF the
political dispute is purely a
Franco-Lebanese question:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
ludington Teacher
Dies Mysteriously

LUDINGTON. Nov. 19-Lab-
oratory examination Of blood and
organs from the body Nof Miss
Lillian Brennan, 32-year-old
Schoolteacher, were ordered by
Coroner George r. Derrell today
after an inquest failed TO eStab-
liSh tho cause OF her death.
! Although she apparently had
been in the best Of health. the
yOUHE WOHIaH WHS rOUHd uFaU m
bed at her cottage AT nearby
Camp Morrison yesterday morn
inE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Hosiery Regulation
To Appeals Court

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 GNS)-
Attorneys for ii branded manu-
facturers Of women'S hosiery an
nounced today that the u. s.
emergency court of appeals il
Washington had issued a show
cause order against OPA Ad-
ministrator Bowles in connection
with a protest against an OPA or
der regulating prices and impos-
ing other restrictions on the
women's hosiery industry.
Bowles was directed TO appear
Nov. "a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
"OPATOV
PRAPO POR$CAK"
SPISAL FIR. RENEE H.
SPISAL FIR. RENEE

porseak, in opravi dobro svoj
posel. a.:
Andrej je pokleknil in polju-
bill opatu roko. Nekaj trenotkov
pozneje je peketanje konjskih
kopit naznanjalo opatu, da je
Andrej S svojina spremljeval
cema odjahal.
Andrej je syojima vojsca-
koma nameraval It'll cez Smart.
no pri LitiG v CeIje. Pot je bila
tod. blizja in varnejsa, kakor
preko Ljubljane, odloeil Sc je
pa "a to pot tudi iz ozira ma svo-
ia spremljevalca, XII sta bila tu-
kaj donna.
V hitrem diru so prispeli do
grajseine Sent Lambert, XII je le-
zala blizu Zaticine. Dandanes nj
vec niti razvalin tega gradu, v
katerem je v tistih casih celih
trideset let prebivala vdova vol
vode Leopolda, vojvodinja Viri-
da, hei nilanskega vojvode Wis.,
contija in vneta zascitnica "a
tiskega opata Albertusa.
Jahaje mimo sentlamberske-
ga gradu je Andrej ma obsir-
nem vrtu zagledaI lepo plavo-
laso damo gosposkega stanu, XII
Sc je veselo kakor deklet-
ce podila po vrtu z velikim ria
vim psom.
- Kdo je neki to? :je Andrej
dejal svojima spremljevalcema.
TO je ocitno, da je plemenitega
stanu, a dolgo Sc nj tukai ker
je Sc nikdar nisem videl.
- Morda je to sestra gospo-
da opata, je odgovoril eden
spremljevalcev. Vsaj slisalo sc
je, da pride sem, ker so j So
rodniki pomrli razen opata in
Friderika, XII pa sam nieesar vec
nina in hi nemara ze moral
svoj grad prodati, ce bi ga mas
opat ne podpiral.
- Ia druge ina vedfo dosti
denarja. &c Sc oglasi kak veil
kas, mu vrze deset cekinov, ka-
kor da bi to ne bilo mic, nam
pa, XII mu sluzimo, je zdaj Sc
zmanjsal place - Sc je jezil
drugi spremljevalec, start Ma
tija, 0 katerem Sc je govorilo,
da bi zmagal celega teleta, &c
bi mu ga spekli.
(DaIie prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
V SVETOVNI VOJNI
YnNcY Az rYA xrYx

geta ia gumpec v usesa 'Hehe-
he' kakor zrebec! Sal bi clo-
vek cd strahu dobil lahko ospi-
ce! Budi ma delo, a je Sc noc!"
"Pri moi dust, svejk, sal res
nj Sc dve!" je godrnjal Marek
in gledal ma svojo zepno uro.
Zdajle, je pri mas favno pol
noe"
A v tenn je Trahirf1 Ivanovic
pritekel k vratom: "No, deca,
urno! Ma polje je dalec."
"Saj Sc Sc nisem umir', Sc je
izgovarjal Marek: Trahin Iva
movie pa je odgovoril tolazilno
mic Sc nj treba umivati. LIE
gospoda Sc utegne umivati
vsak dan. Torej lie brz, brz!"
In JAZZ sem - gospod!' je
odgovoril svejk. ''Tudi maniki-
rati Sc Sc moran"
Trahim Ivanovie pa je lie Sc
nekaj zagodrnjal Ease, vzklik-
nil "Job tvoju matj!' in pahnil
vse tri IL koce. svejka je vel
ma voz k sebi, Marka in Zveri-
no pa je dodelil po enega svo-
jima hcerama, in odrinili so.
Konja sta tekla inskmalu sta
S svojim vozom izginila v stepi
izpred oei. Voli pred lestvenja-
kolna pa so koracili premislje-
no in pocasi. Natasa in Dunja
sta jih priganjali dolgimi ST.
bani, krieeei nanje: "Cobe! Co.
by cop! Cobe! No, kuda ty le-
zes? CODY cop!'
Marek je pozorno ogledoval
'Dunjo. Lepa je bila, okrogla,
vsa obokana, mixer nobenega
ogla. Polna MEGA je imela O.
paljena, kosulja ma prsih j je
malone pokala, kadar je Ia
vzdihnila, a kadarkoli je pogle-
Gala Marka, Sc je vselej zasme-
jala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

With the German occupation
there came into the land a "new
spirit of cleanliness" (Geist
der Sauberkeit), ''there came
a new era of unconditional JUS
tice, of state order and legal
security" Instead of accepting
this change with joy, Slovenia
has become a breeding place
of unrest" However, the Slo-
venes should remember that
Germany will never permit
any threats to- it's boundaries"
The leading Nazi leaders have
often been forced to admit that
the land worries them," and
they keep ON appealing to the
population to become sensible
and stop giving aid to the reb-
els. Particularly touching are
the appeals made by the diff
ferent Gauleiters and Kreis-
letters during the burial cere-
monies Of their people who fell
under Slovene bullets. These
victims are eulogized as the
''heralds of a common destiny
and fighters of the lofty cause
of Gernlandorn. Those who fall
in the struggle for the Fuehrer
step into the ranks of our blood
witnesses for the resurrection
of Germany" Tin die Reihen
der Blutzeugens fuer die Vie
dererstehung Deutschlands).- -
''The victims march in our
ranks so long as the battle
flags wave before us. They will
be with us when the bells ring
out the peace, and the loud
jubilation of happy peoples
will offer gratitude to the
world deliverer, Adolf Hitler"
(Sie narschieren. in unseren
Reihen, solange die Sturmfah-
men uns uoranWehen. Sic wer-
den bel uns sein, wenn die
GlockeIl den Frieden einlauten
und heller Jubel gluecklicher
Volker dem WeItbefreier Adolf
Hitler danken wird).
J ero he c0ntArued3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

81. decembra, petek. Jadran
Silvestrov pies v SIovenshem
delavskem domu ma Water.
loo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

lie koliko je ze ma poljih
ljudi!!' je dejala ocitajoce, "nai
pa sno odrinili tako pozno. In
nase polje je Sc, tako dalec!"
mic ne de-" je zanahniI Ma
rex, "doma bis Sci zdaj. seIe
spat."
Dunja ga je zacela vpraseva-
tt, kako je " Avstriji, ali je
tam tudi solnce, mesec, voda,
drevje, a zardevsi. nekoliko, je
vprasala nenadoma: "A kaksne
so pri vas zenske?"
"Razhcne', Sc je nasmehniI
Marek, XII nj razunael, kam Du-
MIA meri. $50 n1lade, stare, le-
pc, grde, suhe in debele. Zen
ske SO pac po vsen svetu ena-
ke."'' -
T. "In vse,. je pri vasih zenskah
kakor pri nas?" je poizvedova-
la dalje. 'Fudi lasje? In zobje?
Pa noge in roke?"
/ "Da, da."
"1n tudi tole?" je nadaljeva-
la Dunja in 81 polozila roko ma
nedra. ...s.% : 4
Marku Sc je .posvetiIo. Ohrnil
Sc je po drugem vozu in videG,
da izkusa Natasa oh Zverini
resiti brzeas isti problem, Ii
vo vanj govorec, je oklenil
Dunjo okoli prsi z obena roka-
ma.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
(Nadaljevanje)

zatiski opat je bill eden prvih,
najuglednejsih in najvplivnej-
sih velikasev v dezeli in pravi
Kralj svojih podanikov. Leta
1880, izvoljeni opat Albertus pL
Lindek je tudi vladal svoje po-
danike kakor kak kralj cigar O.
blast nina nohenih mel. Bill je
osaben in smell clovek, trdega
srca in neupogljive volje, a tu-
di lahkoziv in radodaren tako,
da je v nekaterih letih zapravil
ogromne vsote samostanskega
premozenja, ob1temeni1 samo-i
stanska posestva z znatnimi dol
govi in iz kmetov je iztisnil
zadnje prihranke.
Tlacani so opata sovrazili iz
vsega srca in so mu veckrat
stregli po zivljenju, a do live
ga mu MISC mogli priti, kajti O.
pat je bill osebno .hraber in ne
strasen elovek in nj ocitno "a
pustil samostana nikdar, &c ga
nj spremljal njegov praporscak
Andrej Rowan s sestimi vojsca-
XII.
Ma samostanskem dvoriscu
sta cakala diva vojscaka ma ko-
njih, Ga spremita Andreja Ro-
vana Celje. Andrej je bill pri
opatu, da sprejme njegova ma
rocila.
- To pismo izrocis osebno
celjskemu grofu Hermann. Pazi,
da ga nihce ne dobi v roke.
Morda bodo poskusili to pismo
siloma vzeti, sal pater Mark
ward, mas castivredni prior, Sc
silno zanima, cemu da gres do
dezelnega glavarja.
- Dokler sem xiv - ne pride
to pismo druge roke, je samo-
zavestno odgovoril Andrej.
- Tako je prav! &c dobro
opravis, dobis lepo nagrado. Da
hos vedel, zakaj Sc gre, ii po-
vem, da so nekateri meni pod
lozni ljudje napravili proti
meni zaroto in me hocejo izpod-
riniti. Ha-ha! Zakrohotal pla-
men sovrastva. Radi bi Sc vsedli
ma mole mesto. A Sc sem JAZZ
gospodar in zapovednik in kdor
mi kljubuje, tega pohodim in
poteptam kakor crva.
Ia elovek je strasen, je mislil
Andrej sam pri sebi, rekel pa
nj nieesar.
" tenn zavoju sta dve pi-
smi, je nadaljeval opat. Emo
sem postal JAZZ, drugo je pisala
premilostna pokroviteljica nase-
ga samostana, vojvodinja Viri-
da. Pazi, da pismi srecno od-
das.
- Zanesite Sc ma me, premi-
lostni gospod opat, je odgovorn
Andrej.
- Torej idi, zvesti moi pra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
Nadalteyan1e)

Marek je tedaj razumel, da
so v ruski primitivni parni ko-
peli, in je bill tovarisema dober
vzgled. Tedaj so drgnili drug
drugega, ko je nagi muzik pri-
lezel S svezo vodo in jo vrgel
zopet ma razbeljene kamene, da
je izzval move oblake pare. Ma
to je muzik potegnil izpod klo-
pi majhno metlo iz brezovih We
JIG ter Sc zacel sibati po vsem
telesu, dokler nj bill rdec kakor
rak in yes moker. In valjal Sc
je pc klopi, hropel, sopihal in
grcal cd razkosja. In tudi Svejk
je wei metlo, nakrispal Z MO
Marka, Zverino in sebe ter iz-
javil silno zadovoljen:
"Naj zivi sveta ruska inkvi-
zicija! Mislili smo, da mas hoce-
jo 'tu mueiti, a dusili smo lie ma
Sc zavezniske usi!"
Drugi dan je Trahim Ivano-
vic nalozil ma voz troje kos, We
lk koe, sodcek vode, vreeo kru-
ha in vedro "a kuhanje ter je
pritekel k mali koei, kjer je ma
stanil cez noe tri vojne ujetni-
ke.
Skoraj je bila Sc tema. Ma
vzhodu je nevidno solnce iz-
streljevalo sele prve ognjene
puseiee v krvavi nebes, Ira
him Ivanovic je konstatiral z
zadovoljstvom: ''Vreme DO
krasno".
In odprl je vrata koce ter
zaklical z ogromnim glasom:
"Hehehehe! Vstanite! Kar ur-
no ma nogew
Prestrasen je planil Marek S
sena, ma katerem SO spali, I've
rina jet preplasen pritekel, ho-
tee uiti iz barake, muziku ma
ravnost v narocje, sano svejk
Sc je le obrnil ma drugo stran
in dejal nevoljno: ''Mirujte, clo-
vek, sicer vas Sc zapro zaradi
motenja nocnega miru!'
"Hehehe!' mu je zatulil mu-
Xix mad glavo- mo, lie vstani,
pan, lie vstani! Treba je odriniti
ma stepo. Ma raboto gremo."
"Tisto pa ze, tisto'. je zazde-
hal svejk. PA kaj bono della
III"
'No, urrao, ur.no!t Obleci se!"
priganjal muzik. "Kmalu Sc IL
dani."
In Trahim Ivanovic je odsel
ter upregel konja pred voz- O.
be heeri sta bill ze ma dvoriscu
in uprezaii vola pred majhna
lestvenjaka.
"Komaj sem zadremal," Sc je
pritozeval svejk, pa mi zarez-
81. decembra, petek. Jadran
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
DruStveni kOledar

OCTOBER
10. Oktobra, nedelja. - zenski
odsek SDD, Piles v SDD ma
. Waterloo Rd.
II. oktobra, nedelja. - zenski
/. odsek SID pies v SID. ma
Waterloo Rd.
"a. oktobra, nedelja. - Prize
+ ditev 8 programom, priredi
podruznica st. IS, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
OBJ 3. uri pop.
so. ektobra, sobota. - Parker
Appliance - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terleo Rd.
NOVEMBER
Ia. novembra, nedelja. - v boj
st. 53 sNPJ -- pies v sloven-
skena delavslem domu na
Waterloo Rd. +
2l. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski zbor S. D. D. - kon-
cert in Piles v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
2S. novembra, nedelja. - Kluh
Oreski - koneert in pies v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
DECEMBER
8. decembra nedelja. Zdru.
zeni bratje, 81. rs SNPJ .
pies v Slovenskem delavsken,
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
20 decembsa, spbota. Socia,
Hsticni Klnb st. 40 piles
Slovenskem delavskem do.
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
FIGHTING YUGOSLAVIA

Continued from page A.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
Mali ogIasi
Zenska

bi rada dobila delo "a Oh So
botah "a: pomagati y kuhinji v
restavraciji ali gostilni. Znlezr1a
dobre kuhe. Naslov Sc maj pusti
V uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
Pr0da Sc

set "a obednico in stol "a dru-
zabno- sobo, po zmerni ceni. Po-
klieite ENdicott 4149.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
EYER AFTER

"And they lived happily ever
after" The fairy tales zoe read
as children always ended that
,Uay. But the divorce records
don't. From an unhappy mar
riage to an eUen unhappier, lone
ly post-Reno existence go hun
dreds of ,Oomen each year, tOon,-
en- sOho thought that tOedded bliss
could be bought for the price of
,Uedding ring. 1t can't, Of course,
and neither can a happier state
be purchased for a diUorce Ia,o-
yer's fee. If not "ever after"
these ,Uomen could certainly haze
lived happily most of the time if
they had toIlo,oed the advice gip-
en- by Kathleen Norris this rUeek.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
Motorists May Charge Fare

Massachusetts, car owners have
gained an added incentive to "share
the ride" with issuance of an ex-
ecutive order by Governor Salton-
stall which permits private drivers
to collect fees for transporting work
ers to their destinations. Any auto
mobile, of either standard or station
wagon type, carrying no more than
seven persons in addition to the
driver, may be classified as ''Work-
mans Livery Automobile, though
no special registration is required.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
No Stoppage of Business
With Change of Hands

A gangster walked into a bank
and made clean sweep. While he
was busy stufing the money into
bag the cashier set off the bur-
glar alarm.
The gangster hurried off in his
car and soon the police arrived.
(Which way did he go?" painted
an officer.
The cashier pointed down the
avenue, and the police pursued.
At that moment a customer en-
tered the bank.
Good morning." he said to the
cashier. ''I'd like to draw $500
from my account"
The cashier pointed out the door.
eyes, SIR" he advised. "Just
follow those copsI"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04

JACKS weary dissatisfaction with
complaints of her own. If he thinks
it's easy, these days, to go shopping
about for butter and coffee, with
the baby down with a croupy cough
and Johnnie's rubbers two sizes too
small for his new shoes, she wishes
he'd try it! No place to dry the
wash except the basement, such
racket from the school-yard next
door that the baby gets walked up
from her nap every single day, and
the car practically laid up for the
duration!
All this isn't so important. But
what is important is that when the
house quiets down and the children
are asleep Jack shall come out into
the kitchen and pick up dishtowel
and begin to wipe dishes, while he
says, 81 didn't mean to get started
that way tonight, Nan. I guess
was just tired. know you're having
a pretty hard time"
And that Nancy, instead of reliev-
ing herself with high-voiced angry
Don't you ever think for one in
slant, John Baker, that you can
come home and snarl at the children
and criticize me and then come out
here and have everything all won
derful again!" shall accept his help,
and perhaps remind him that these
are strained and anxious times. She
shall remark that the great cloud
hanging over us all is bad for our
nerves, that business men are en-
during privations and facing difficult
ties never known in our happy nation
al history before and that when she
and Jack get through these war
years, the sweetness of peace, the
pride of watching their boy and girl
grow to manhood and womanhood,
will be all the greater.
Annoyances viii Appear.
But make up your mind, Marie
Therese, that with all the wonderful,
companionable, miraculous elements
that make up marriage, the little
annoyances and mistakes and disil-
lusions creep in, too, as they do in
all human lives. Just as many long,
anticipated parties will turn out to
be failures. Just as many invest
ments in new dress, in a club, in
an entertainment, won't be worth
while.
He'll bring a friend home unex-
pectedly some night, when your din
ner is one chop and one baked potato
for him, and milk-toast for yourself
because you've been feeling grippy
all day. He'll forget to tell you that
Betty is engaged; he'll drive you
mad by telling you the way Joe
Dokes' wife manages that big house
and those four spotless and impec-
cable children.
On your side you'll fail him, too.
He won't like the way you look the
night you dine with the Captain; he'll
be shocked by domestic expenses,
no matter how well you manage; and
when there's baby to sit in a high
chair at breakfast he'll ask you in a
martyred tone if you know anything
else but stories of the baby's smart
ness.
And when you are all aglow over
the Snodgrass invitation he will look
at you in dismayed darkness. as
If to say: What person, short of
an imbecile, would want to go to that
weddingl"
Oh, yes, and you'll lose your en-
gagement ring, and he'll lose his
brand-new overcoat, and he'll saw
the wrong thing to Mrs. White and
you'll get him all wrong with the
Browns-and what of it? Plenty of
ammunition for trouble all along the
line, but plenty of trust and patience
and hunor and forgiveness, too, if
you will but remember them,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
High, Lou Spots in U. S.

California contains both the high
est elevation in the United States
and the lowest on the North Amer
lean continent. The former is
Mount Whitney, whose altitude is
Ia, 496 feet, and the latter is Death
Valley, whose lowest point is 276
feet below sea level. This lofti-
est mountain and most sunken val
ley are but go miles apart.
CALIFORNIA; Mount Shasta is the
only active volcano in the U. S.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
Wives Want Rivals

Among the peoples who practice
polygamy, especially the Moham-
medans, women sometimes ask
their husbands to marry a second
wife when they are overburdened
with homework and childbearing,
says Golfers. If such a request
is denied, the wife can take the
matter to court and usually make
her husband comply with the de-
mand.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
Shrdlu Etaoin Etc.

Chemists regard biotin as one of
the most powerful of all vitamins.
One part to 500 billion increases
yeast growth spectacularly. 1t is be-
lieved to be important to human be-
ings, but only $500, O00th of a pound
has been produced thus far. Soon
your corner druggist may be selling
it, though, for scientists have recent
ly discovered its formula. All you
need to do is to step up briskly and
ask for 2'-keto-3, 4-imidazolido-2-
Observation-Disclosures acid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
OFFICIALS SAVE GAS

Seine few Washington bigwigs are
careless about gasoline rationing,
but they are exceptions. Most Wash
ington officialdom is scrupulously
careful.
The chief justice of the United
States, for instance, is riding a
truck. Chief Justice Stone has dis
carded his private car as a means
of getting to and from the Supreme
court, and instead hitch-hikes in the
delivery truck which runs errands
for the court. In addition, Stone is
one of the walkingest members of
the court.
The White House uses II cars now,
against Is year ago, and these in
clude trucks for the White House
man, as well as cars for the Presi-
dent and staff. White House Secre-
tary Marvin Mcintyre now rides to
work IN a Ford instead of a Packard.
Vice President Henry Wallace last
fall abandoned his 16-cylinder limou-
sine in favor of a humble five pas
senger sedan. Every morning he
walks the five miles from the Ward
man Park hotel to the Capitol, and
rides home in the evening.
Speaker Sam Rayburn uses his Of
fetal ear sparingly. He often walks
from his apartment on DUPONT Cir
Gle to Seventh street, where he takes
a street car to the Capitol.
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma gets
to Wsrk on foot Or by bus. The other
day a Capitol clerk gave him a lift
from bus stop on 10th street.
Milo Perkins, chief of the Board
of Besnomic Warfare, shuns the use
of his official car in driving from
home to Office. Instead, he has
Joined car pool with six other BEW
members who live in the same Sec
ton.
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CAPITAL CHAFF

q Army anti-aircraft gunners who
protect various parts of Washington
are crowded together in tents and
barracks with almost no bathing
facilities. They have to 60 to
downtown hotel for a bath.
q When General Eisenhower bombed
Tunis and Bizerte, the Nazis forced
the Jews to contribute a huge fund
to repair the buildings of the Arabs.
Since the Jews were against them
anyway, the Nazis wanted to win
over the Arabs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-04
Teen Age Men Learn Leadership
In Officers Training School

Americas young of learning to be leaders while
in their teens These youths IT. ID and 10 receiving
valuable training experience and physical conditioning
bers the Officers Candidate school Fort Bennng By
Offering their service the u S. these ages they
following the footsteps of many of outstanding generals
The accompanying pictures, taken at Fort Benning show
typical the daily routnes of the IT, Is and 9yeard
members of the Officers Candidate school there.