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TELL THE PEOPLE

Last week showed slight pickup in
Is substantial. shorn of Binder Boys and ex-
cited cries of The sky's the limit
Though there is far more money in
Key West than during the boom days of
1925. and business is incomparably better
ne prices, at which real estate is selling are
extremely moderate so much so that, in 1t
least four transfers hast week, The Citizen
was told. in effect. Had known that prop.
erty was for sale. Id have paid much more
than that for it,
One of the men who made that remark
said the same thing three years ago when
the writer purchased house ard lot. As a
proof that the remark was sincere. the writ
er was offered substantial advance over
the amount he had paid for the property.
But that was not the only offer at a good
profit. Several others were made, one OF
which showed an increase of 20 per cent.
When the offer was refused. the would-be
purchaser exclaimed:
why didn't the owner advertise it?
Therein lies the answer to obtaining :.
better price not only for real estate but for
anything else you may wish To sell You
may have the best bargain in the world. and
ii nJi9ds knows about it. it will remain un-
sold Conversely, the more people VINO
know aboutthe bargain the higher sum you
will receive for it.
Money is abundant in Key West today.
and if you have anything to sell. you should
make il point to let as many people as
possible know about your offer. and The
Citizen is the medium through which to in
form the public generally.
The Citizen knows of scores of Key
WeSters (probably they number hundredS)
who wish TO buy homes Those Key West
erS wisely realize that in these lush days.
with money plentiful and salaries high.
provision should be made for the future, and
in no better way can that be done than by
purchasing home. So here are some truths
for those property owners IN Key West
who have houses TO sell:
Let the prospective purchasers know
about the houses through the columns of
The Citizen. While it is true you may make
a sale without advertising it. it is just as true
you will get better price if you advertise.
What would be true in your case was
true last week in the cases of four trans
ferS. which elected the comment:
Had | known that property was for
sale, I'd have paid much more than thai
for it,
If you have realty or anything else u
sell. tell the people and the best way to tell
them IN Key West is through The Citizen.
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THE boss forgot to get all the
Il figures" the man told her.
s"Tll be moving on right away"
planning to do some repair
work." Arm persisted
Repair? Huh, I'd say not. Go
ing TO remodel the whole She
.bang."
Remodel"
( "Sere. Make her over SOS she
can get more of them fancy
boarderS in"
~Oh?" Then. "Oh. I see" But
she certainly did not see. Who in
the world was planning TO re-
model Terrence House? Who
would be that sure of owning
it?
Who who ordered the work
done?" she managed TO ask casu-
ally.
Don't know bout that, lady I
lust came 70 get the size"
ThOughtfully she went on into
her room. closed the door slowly
behind her
"Wcll. Matilda" she said TO the
lit'l~ bro r-ho S-uav kcG a well
core, somebody's pretty sure Of
getting Terrence House and it's
nc. as. "stiida. RS no. our side
~ all"
But ire r,ore Ann thought
about hi visitor. the more her
confusion gFcw and the more
eager she became to know the
name IF the person who asked
he builders 20 make rcmo0eling
plans
There's one way 10 find out. {"
she said - herself Y can ask
them"
And that's what she decided to
do.
I'm Mrs. Terrence's grand
daughter" she told the Mr.. John
son who greeted her at the of
fee. I'm interested in what's
10 be done at Terrence House.
May see the drawings you've
made so far2"
"Of course. Come right this
way. He said there'd be lady in
10 see them"
4 LADY in 70 see them Bit no
Il one knew Ann might come
TO the Office and who under
heaven was he2
This Is a rough sketch of the
first floor of the back wing You
can see the additional suites we
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
CARING FOR u. 5. WOUNDED

The soldiers of the United States will
receive the finest medical care that science
and lavish funds can provide. which is as
it should be
TIE Army has evacuated 10000 sol
diers in flying hospitals. with the loss OF
onlytyo patients. 1t has plans to use hell
copters TO remove wounded men from thc
battlefield and gliderS. with operating
rooms, will also be used to save our soldiers.
In every war theater. the Army has
established elaborate hospitals and they are
stated by some of the best medical mer IN
the world. Equipment is equal to that of
any hospital. with every facility for the
treatment of wounded soldiers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
LOSER TAKE ALL
By Adelaide Hozelfine
Chapter 20

Chapter 20
A mn sitting besias. Jerry or the
way sssk hT<Rre House
said frisiai2e - en- find a
will only ekc&f zs4.s
He studied 49, sfor . long
moment beofe.ns Sid .'ybu
were in Mr.. Baxtons, nfiee too
that night. ! should fiavet<hown
by the remark you made about
other people pilfering rooms l
suppose l disturbed your own
search when | had the bad luck
TO choose the same time"
Il saw you take the will from
the vase" Her eyes blazed. Il
saw the whole thing. But you
won't admit you have il. You're
not going to admit il. Why should
your"
why shouldn't u" he coun-
tered
She smiled a taunt. Because
Mr.. Baxton IS getting you SOS
600 cash for what that viii gives
to me"
Ann, that paper 1 found in
the vase
$50 you do admit you found
q admit I found a paper but
WON'T You" listen TO reaSon2"
They YeEe at the door of the
hotel.noy@ NO. | won't listen 10
anything you say. It's bad enough
10 be a a thief You needn't
lie about it, tool"
She flung out of the car. ran
blindly up the steps.
Help lock for IL, indeed The
colossal nerve of the mani
She might have gone on. her
anger mounting with the minute,
If she hadn't found a stranger
at her living room door. He had
metal rule in his hand and
seemed to be taking measure
mentS in the hall
May / 60 in my door," she
asked extraordinarily
"Sure." The man stepped
aside I'm almost done"
Done with WHAT" she asked,
her interest aroused. She noticed
the paper on which ne was max
ing notationS had the name OF
Johnson & Johnson, Builders, on
il
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Today's Horoscope

Today gives . gentle nafuro
with a taste for music. ~ which
a position as leader might carry
great opportunity II the STRAIN oi
iIritability Is kept N hand a
change IN planetary aspect wouio
turn the musical tendency 20 err
or similar vocation. The dav gem
orally brings reputation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
looks LlKE A SHADOW

H. President Roosevelt first came
N8a H. 49, fenrs ago he exercised all tbs
sssht<A1.d privileges II the Presidency. and
b. - NeN Deal hegan 10 materalize he
aasef iseEss.sd powers from the LegisIa-
ass ~aash # the Government The coun-
Is 60 ~ lhs lhroe- II a depression and his
sessa~s wsFs granted by friendly Con-
.sss..~Fhs onls defeat the President en-
aasnf~ta 49, iu ihe supreme Court fight
- z Roosevelt = always resourceful and
- - neu that battle a. is proved by
afa - ~ the Court =. it stands today.
= President had positive views
l.seutr.lsy and pre-wsr issues and he
sfFaee Congress into the support Of his
aian@ n hen TIC United States actually en-
fsfes@ a. war ~ assumed the position OF
aasaa. ader-ln-chlef ~ the Legislative
efam.x - the Government. and he held his
aa'f - Congress until the Republicans
Haas.- hTasy gains IN the last election. That
lhs-hi.lorisal sketch that brings this sum-
asars-sap 80 date
@pngres. has served notice Oh the pres
.slenl~4aat Il i now an independent Consti-
fafiaf-~l branch Of The Government The
irs Hont challenge TO the Chief was the
aserF~.in II his veto of the Anti-Strike
hili Y Week later came the tussle over the
laa wiiliou dollar urgen. deficiency bill
tarfF~T 80 million Of emergency funds for
ht Residents use. also 3 billion dollar
90 Or ~ war agencies including OPA.
OMI-nd FEW and Labor Department
fede1 Steunty Agency bill carrying one
hillio doa@@A- Tho .hig Agricultural De
Hsrtu& nt .n-xurc- -srs, Interior Depart
fneni Il sere al d.senssed and changed IN
both outs ok''conggess. The result was
thai ne five appropriation bills were
thro~n into Conference Committees of the
senate and House. They We're not approved
when he fiscal year ended June 80. Thus
TIE 70 ssdent found many additional rea-
saus = complain about 'complacency."
= different story shows how Congress
lands behind The President. a II passed
lefor@ the year ended the largest appro-
friatAss measure in history. granting II 3
li'lioAdollars for the War Department
When you add up the above eyiderco
g shdvs the attitude 81 CoGgress. T. prove
Congrrss l. out Of contro. 81 the Admin
tfaiior That Indicate that me so-called
New fseal = OH Of the window becauss
pemoerats-are nor supporting It's theor.es.
he aibove Is further supplemented ~
he O. that the NatiqQHl@ource. Plan
ing Beard which orl46U.t ebe cradle
to-ihe7Prave" social ,seellfttI scheme has
been trlled. The Presidents uacIe has been
Chairman of the Board for 10 years when
interviewed by reporters about the refusal
II Congress to make an appropriation for
eoniiHving the Board he observed: Our
Swan-Song has been sung for Us by Con
rress nd now we bow off the stage"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

An analysis of reports from the De
rot front leads us TO the conclusion that
there were two riots. one in the white and
he other in the negro section Of the auto
nObii metropolis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
ONLY HALF HARNESSED

CHlCAGO.-It Is estimated ths'
Italy has water power sites that
would yield nine million horse
power but only halt ID this IA,
been harneSSed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
Today's Birthdays

Admiral Claude B. Bloch. rrtir-
cd. born Woodbury.. XIV. s. years
ago.
Jean Hersholt actor. born IN
Denmark. 81 years ago
Oscar Hammerstein. Ind libret-
list. born New York. - years ago.
Kristen FlagStad. soprano. born
in Norway. AZ years ago.
Helen Worden Of Ncw York.
journalist. born Denver. ~ wears
ago.
Er DIN West. secretary 81 ths
American Medical Society. Chl-
cago. born Gadsden Ala. - wears
ego
sidney y LEM OF New #s
bridge expert. born Chicago. ~
years ago.
DR.. George NJ Hopkins. prssi
dent of the United Christian M
sionary Society. INDIANAPOLIS
born Trenton. XIV. 65 years ago
Charles r Hook president
American Rolling Mil. Ono. horr
! Cincinnati. 90 years ago
Arthur ". Hyde Of Trenton NJ
onetime secretary Of agriculture
porn Princeton. Mo. IS years ags
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial graph.
Argentina should be d healthy
country, for medicine IS studied Dv
more than half the students in
that country's five national uni
VcrsIties."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

~ j. Walker. also knows as Mack. 3"
Is anI-uneing in The Citizen that he seeks
the Office of captain of police: Others are
iimid.s sd awaiting more convenient day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

@. T. Everett. formerly with the
Key West High School. has been
made supervising principal u the
high school IN Hollywood. Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Regardless of what your neighborS ami
friends may do you can buy War Bonds
without waiting on the cooperation of any
body
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
1858 ATOMS

DETROIT In one molccui" II
human blood Their. are 1860
atoms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Mrs. c NJ Miller and daughter.
Hiss Evelyn Miller. VIII leave To-
morrow 10 visit the Century Of
Progress Exposition that Is being
held IN Chicago. They VIII be ac-
companied Or Mrs J. NJ. Ludlam.
oi Fleming street. and Miss Mon
ica Ford. of Homestead who $
visiting IN Kew West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Var bonds are not rationed: you can
buy n you want. The supply is unlimited
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
THOUSANDS OF CALLS

NEW YORK-Twelve thou
Sand telephone calls 60 into the
making Of ON = bomber.
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Today's
Anniversaries

l8l4-Benjamin P. Shillaber,
Boston embellishments. born
Portsmouth. y. II. Died NOvs p.
1900.
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will make there and others on
the second ant. third floors. That
will provide another ten and the
fees from the extra guests will
pay for the alterations"
yes. I should think So" said
Ann. Her mind was dizzy The
mysterious man and woman,
whoever they were, were going
to enlarge the resort They were
that sure of themselves.
I'VE can't make all these
changes at once you understand. I"
Mr.. Johnson explained With
priorities as they are we'll have
TO begin with a few and work
along as we can Do the drawings
lock all right to your"
Why, yes Yes, they look all
right" she stammered.
That's fine. The lawyer said
you were to make any changes
you saw fit"
The lawyer That would be
Mr.. Baxton. Then who was the
lady?
She had a few of the pieces but
nothing fitted together.
did the lawyer say anything
about when you were to begin?"
He said We ought to be able to
start by next week. As soon as he
gets a contract of sale. under
stand you're in a hurry"
Yes. Of course" She muir
INJURED her thanks and left the
Office.
Mr. BAxTON and his client
VI certainly had everything un-
der control
Walking back to the hotel the
world was bleak and AIMS cause
seemed hopeless. Until now she
hadn't faced the reality of some
one else owning her grandmoth-
er's house. Even the idea that
Jerry might inherit il and sell
/ it to stranger was difficult to
believe, particularly while the
possible buyer was still a vague
shadow.
But when that buyer became a
/ human being with the right TO
knock out partitions. remake back
wings and do with Terrence
House as he might choose, Ann
was forced to accept the conclu-
sion that she had lost.
Detected both in heart and
spirit she turned when a familiar
norm sounded behind her
To be continued
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Today In History

l690-Battlc of the BOVINE.
Northern Ireland - Orangeman- )
Day.
lS08-FirSt issue of the Missouri
Gazette. ST Louis. then q town of
about 1000 population.
l8I2-An American force cf ,
coo enters Canada IN war with
England
1869 Trading station al Anvic.
Alaska. established by Capt. Ray
mondS. L. s. Army engineer.
l870-Act of Congress gives
women clcrkships under the Gov
eminent ON same terms aS men.
l87l-Orangcman Parade riot
n New York City takes toll Of 80
lives
l9l8-(25 years ago. German
chancellor states President Viii
sons speeches forces Germany 10
continue the war.
1899 - Thousands diSfuiSSt 1
from WPA in strike of WPA
workers
1872 Russians on the defensive
IN violent fighting with Germans
Knox warns of crude oil ex-
hauStion in fourteen Ca twenty
wears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

1854 George Eastman. Roches-
Ter. y. Y. genius Of Photographic
industry. born WatervIllc- \. y.
Died March u. 1882
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Knox warns of crude oil eX-
hauStion IN fourteen to twenty
years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Arthur W HYDE Of Trenton NJ
onetime secretary Of agriculture
porn Princeton. Mo. IS years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

a lighthouse tender has com
pleted recharging the lights on the
ferry route between No Name Kew
ard Lower Matecumbc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

1912 Russians on the defensive
N vlolen, fighting with Germans
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Boston embellishments. born
Portsmouth. y. H. Died NOvs %.
1900.
l8l7-Henry D. Thoreau. famed
authOr-naturaliSt. interpreter of
nature to world, author of Wal
den. born Concord. Mass. Died
there. Nav 6. 1862.
l8l7-Nathan c Meeker. news
Daperman, founder Of cooperative
colony at Greeley. Colo. born
Cleveland. Killed ny Indians,
Sept %. 1879.
I32l-Daniel r. Hill. college
president. Confederate general.
born York District. s {. Died
there. Sept. "a. 1889
I849-Sir William OSler. world
famed physician Who taught ncrc
many years. born Bond Hill. Can
ada. Died in England. Dec %
1919.
I854-George Eastman. Roches-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JULY IL. 1893

NJ r. Gates. state prison in
spectoT. was IN Key West today
ard inspected the county Jail Il
said the condition Of The jail IS OK
cell=n and he gave Sheriff X Q.
Thompson a perfect credit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Attorney and Mrs. Raymond r.
Lord and children and Mr.. Lords
sister. Miss Mamie Lord. returned
yesterday from a tWo weeks stav
N Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

cordn Aleleeraphic message
receivsdhcre this morning. she
had been residing in that city the
last two months The body IS be
ing shipped 70 Key West for burial
Mrs. J 4 PInder left Yesterday
afternoon for Miami 70 visit her
son. Paul Pinder
Mis- Mollle Parker. chairman II
tn Key West Identification Com
mittcc. VIII leave Friday for a va
cetlon ~ her home town in Ken
lucky She viii be accompanied
Dy Miss Emily Laid. Who VIII
spend the summer n Henderson
Vile \. {.
Henry 3. HaSkinS. assistant su-
perintendent Of the Lighthouses N
tins district left yesterday on a
business visit 10 Miami -
Jf
Mrs. Frank H. Ladd. WHO had
been N Miami vfsFns DR.. and
Mrs. Z H Lowe.;u1mned home
Monday. a.
Attorney and Mrs. Raymond r.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Admiral Claude B. Bloch. rvtir-
cd. born Woodbury.. XIV s. years
ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

1899 r. Thousands diSuI SSt 4
from WPA in strike of WPA
workers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

.Ml,.g,,,.nl AlbuEv, widow If
be L. AIbury. died
ft IN New Orleans. ac-
MaAAelegraphic message
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Charles r Hook president.
American Rolling Mil. OHIO bnrn
Cincinnati. 63 years apo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Mrs. J 4 PInder left Yesterday
afternoon for Miami 70 visit her
son. Paul pindcr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Jean HerShOlt actor. born ~
Denmark. 81 years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

AA'N AaNfa'"cii1 > u'1fc mas Dfeii
hairnan of the Board for 10 years when
interviewed by reporters about the refusal
# Congress to make an appropriation for
eontiHcing the Board he observed: Our
Swars-Song has been sung for Us by Con
rress -shd now we bow off the stage"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Oscar Hammerstein. Ind iibret-
list. born New York. - years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-12

Kristen FlagStad. soprano. born
in Norway. AZ years ago.
Evening star., 1943-04-30
Rest Camps Established
For Rubber-Army Treks

Rest camps are being constructed
across Northern Brazil for the
rubber er-gathering army trekking into
the Amazon Basin gateway Of Belem
to increase collection Of wild rubber.
The workers get shelter, food, water
and medical supplies at these sta
tions.
The chain Of stations is being
established As part OF the Brazilian
projects in the inter. American
health and sanitation program.
Working jointly on the projects are
United States and Brazilian doctors
and sanitary engineers.
Construction keeps pace with
Brazirs activity In recruiting 1000
additional workers for the Amazon
rubber forces, it is reported in Rio
| de Janeiro. The workers are as
sembled in Northeastern Brazil at
collection stations and transported
Evening star., 1943-04-30
u. S. Soldier Finds North Africa
Mail Often Arrives in Bunches
Sheiks Romantic Only in Books,
Boy Writes Father After Contoct

were. But just now I learn that
most Of them were taken prisoners
I don't know which is worse.
We got orders to change uniforms.
A lot of us are not going to change
for the best Of all reasons-Jerry.
So we are wearing leggins and neck
ties. wish to heaven the big bugs
would decide whether we are fight
ing q war or putting on 4 parade.
I'd like to tell you a lot of interest
Ing things, but I can't. For one thing
my sergeant major is not only doing
his own work. but pounding the
typewriter for the clerk as we'll. And
that typewriter amt what she used
to be, dirt, mud, sand, rain, ETC.
having taken its toll. But can say
that I am now going to get busy on
writing up bunch of cititations for
decorations and they are deserved
every one.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

are preferred, but those produced in
Argentina are gaining popularity,
especially in the interior, because
Of the language factor and i'm
proved quality. Uruguay discon-
tinued producing feature films in
1910.
Evening star., 1943-04-30
APO Number Leeds
To Absent Brother

By the A8SOciAted Press.
SAN JUAN. p. R.-This Army
APO system has its points when
you can remember the right num-
bers.
Sergt. Stanley Salamon Of Arch
bald, Pa, = member OF 4 bomber
crew en- route to other sectors,
landed at an air base In the Carib-
bean recently. When the ground
crew approached Sergt. Salamon
Evening star., 1943-04-30
|Wor-Setting Movies
Favored in Uruouoy

Films depicting actual or simu-
lated war scenes are now favored
In Uruguay, it is revealed in Mon
tevideo. Audiences dislike Slap
stick" comedies with war settings.
Pictures made in the United States
Evening star., 1943-04-30
asked what the bases APO number

asked what the bases APO number
was.
well, I'll be doggoned," he ex-
claimed when he heard. i've got
brother stationed here" So for the
first time in more than a year Sergt.
Salamon saw his brother, Peter
Salamon, technician, fifth grade,
also of Archibald.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

to Belem. From there they 20 by
boat into the Amazon Basin.
The journey to Belem must be
made In great part on foot.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

Grass Saves Airfields
New Allied airfields are being pro-
tected against wash and erosion by
grass raised from American seed,
Evening star., 1943-04-30

Higher Fare, Higher Wages
Streetcar men of Mexico have Pc
titioned the government to raise
fares SO they may get more pay.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

Stainless steel heads, steel
rhythmic shafts, perforated
leather grips. All numbers.
Sold singly or in sets.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

to observe the economic side OF
war as any other American now
| living
Based on this experience. 1t Is
my belief that legislation embody-
ing the above would enable the
country to pass from a peace to a
war status with minimum of con-
fusion, waste and loss.
We could mobilize war supplies
almost as quickly as we could mo-
billie men.
Would Cut Costs 50 Per Cent.
We would reduce the cost of war
by at least so per cent, We would
pay "as we go" as far as possible
by holding down prices and in
creasing taxes.
Our country would preserve its
credit and It's economic prestige
throughout the world.
It's war effort would be conducted
with less interference with the nor
NAL economic life of the civilian
population than has been the ex-
perience of any modern nation.
1t would conserve the national re-
sources and preserve the morale OF
the people to such an extent that
we would be able to outlive any
antagonist In long drawn struggle.
Profteering would be prevented