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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-08
DONALD BELL co. N. A.:
Nemska morala je padla ma niclo; med
iudstvom je zavladala topa brezbriznost

Zdaj sele Sc je pokazao, kaj je pravzaprav Mem
CHI privedlo do imenovanja Heinrcha Himmerja "a mi
nistra notranh zadev in dktatoa celokupnega admin
stratiynega aparata.
Pc unicujocih zracnih napadih ma Hamburg je bill
Berlin prpraven to- da pride vrsto ze dine q
gusta e objavio bernsko casopise navodila kako
natl sucaju zracnih napadov in kralu potem prime
s tudi is vseh vecjih NEST, XII nahajao obmocju
britanskih leta, slicne razgase
TIE instrukcije seveda MISC pomrie prebivalstva
tenvec nasprono povzrocale panko Ko je po-
TEN udi prislo do prvega obseznesega napada
Berlin prebvastva sploh nj blo mogoce drzati Ed
strah e moge Sc preprecti razpad nemske domace
fronte
Ia uradni poziv priprave britanske zacne ma
pade e zacel besedam "Hvalezn morate bti "a to-
da ste mei skrbe dozda samo eoreticno in da
glesk zracn napad Sc MISC dejansko zade Poveda pa
e treba da nobeno prpovedovane ali pismo ne more "a
povedati kako strasni so'
Pomisliti je treba da to nj bia opomba navadnega
3asopisa ali prazna govolca, tevec uadno poroclo ka
Zero morai ponatisnit vs casopisi.
Nemska vlada tenn razglasu potem obsoja ravna-
ME prebiValsva ces, polovica bernskega prebvasva
e csto brezbrizna kot da je tak izgubeno Druga
polovica pa pIepusca psihozi "bombardranih' in
svoj bedas preplasenos prazn svoja stanovanja,
nasa obeko narazcnesa skrivalisca in prenasa opre
mo zlacna zak-onisca, XII ako napana nepotrebnih
stvar DO sucau nevarnosti nemogoce pobegniti il
njih.
Pozalne bombe cesto prebijejo skozi manjse
zgradbe praV klet in povzrocao pozare spoda dnu
vsed ega prepoveduje razgas kopicene pohisva kle
teh Nesto ega priporocao nemske obasti da prebval
stVo pIilep ma vse postvo preproge d listice me-
nom in nasloVom posesnika ter da vse skupaj puste
svoJh stanovanjh Tako je vsaj neka upanja da dobi
vsakdo svoe mee nazaj cello ako e treba izprazniti
okraj.
Nelske oblasti priporocajo zenam in otrokom da Sc
sucaju Uacnega napada skrijejo klet Berincan so
seveda zVedel razrusenju Hambga da kleti zelo
nevana srvalisca Ako zadene hso eksplozivna bonba
pok1jejo razvaine klet in nej one XII nahaajo
MEL Eksplozja razpr udi tako slo omet ma Ii
DOWN. da e ozrace polno najdrobnesega tankega pra-
ha, XII ovije ket pa vcash tako napoln da zadusi
vse one, XII so Sc zateki tja Tako e pr eksplozivnih
bombah, pri pozarnih bombah pa nasane ogenj hisi
mad kleo in razvie veash tako ogromno oeino da kar
Five spece vse, XII skrvao. Berlinske oblas vse to
prznavajo Pravjo pa, da kub temu keti Sc navar-
nesi prosor mnogo mani nevarne kot sanovanja ali pa
cello cesta
Urad pozivajo Berlncane maj 81 dobro ogledajo
svoja zaklonsca tako da h bodo mog lahkoto najti
tudi poponi tem Poleg tega zahevajo cd nh da pre-
srbe klet vec izhod razicne strani Nekatere
zidove e teba podret duge po oaciti - da et ne bi
postaa kletka s:.s......:-s
To SO, glavnem sposne nstrukcije - Berlincani,
40 lob hZnf< NJ H.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-08

himi koraki, kakor po ozki,
spolzki brvi cez naraslo vodo.
Tresel Sc je po vsem telesu, po-
tresaval in pocincaval je tudi z
glavo, pomezikoval neprestano
s ternnimi ocn1i, tipal krog sebe
z obena trepetajocinna rokama;
tako Sc je pritipal do klopi ter
Sc tam globoko oddahnil, kakor
odresen pogube in snrti.
Sc SO prihajali. Prisel je oce,
Xxi je klonil glavo globoko in
gledal tenno in nrko v tia; le-
vi rokav mu je pomahoval pra-
zen oh zivotu, z desnico pa je
vodil oslepelega sina lepega
mladenica, Xxi je praznimi oemi
strmel kvisku. Oh dveh berg
ljah je pritolkel in pridrsal CO.
kat, plecat moz;~ nikamor Sc nj
ozrl izpod kosatih obrvi, njegov
zagoreli, bradati obraz je bill pri-
ca otrplega trpljenja, okane-
nelega srda.
In Sc mnogo jih je prihajalo,
brez stevila, kakor da so vsta-
jail il grobov.
! Ma vseh obrazih pa, tako
mnogostevilnih in razlicnih, je
bilo S trdim jeklom zapisano
nekaj skupnega, cisto enakega,
neugasljiv, neizbrisljiv spomin
ma neizmerno srcno bolest, ma
trpljenje in bolecino brez pri-
mere, ma grozoto, XII il nj imena
ma krivico, XII vpije proti nebu
in klice po sodbi.
zvoncek oh zakristiji je ten
ko zapel in prikazal Sc je starr
zupnik v ornatu. Globoko sklo-
njen je poeasi in trudno stopal
proti oltarju, venec belih las
Sc mu ie vii oh sencih, tudi OBJ
raz je bill cisto bel in je razo-
deval globoko zalost.
Ko je stopil zupnik pred OIL
tar, so Sc oglasile orglje, njih
glas pa je bill hripav in neu-
: bran = zvoki so Sc lovili in pre-
= 'vraeali Brez ella. Ozrl sem Sc
l osupel; ma visokem stolu pred
: orgljami je sedel mladoleten u
! cenec; izsusena, jeticna lica je
incl in udrte oci, il katerih je
j.. gledal bledi glad. Ma nizkem
) stol Gu globoko zadaj je sedel v
dve' CUBE skljucen mojster org
J., liar; obraz oh dian naslonjen,
mu ie bill YES razdejan cd veil
ke bridkosti; pogledal sem bolj
| ;natanko tia in sem videl, da j.
ma namesto nog dvoje storov in
/ da IL teh' storov mrtvo in trdo
strli dvoie lesenih kolcev >.
S tresoeim, bolnim glasom je
l molil zupnik pred oltarjem, buc-
no in hripavo, brez radosti, brez
l we're SO mu odgovarjale orglje
J ma koru; njih molitev je bila
zgolj beseda. Verniki so klecali
: globoko doll v hladnem somra-
l ku in njih molitev Sc je trudna
in tezka villa Cd crnih tai proti
i. stropu. Ia molitev je bila pros
MIA lacnih, ponizanih, v TRIPLE
: nju umirajocih, bila je otitanje,
! hropeci vzdih bolnika, bila je
t zadnji obupni klic.
: "Kaj nj dovolj, kaj nj ze cas-,
: o Bog?"
i Bog je slisal in tedaj je vi
/, del, da je cas-. Vsemogocna ro-
j ka njegova je odprla VISA okna
, ma stezaj. V vriskajocih, sumo
1 cih, vroeih valovih je planilo
: solnce mraz in noe, izlilo Sc je
v potrta srca in jih napolnilo do
roba z velikonocno radostjo, Sc
z glo je V grobove in jim je dalo
Avljenje, obzarilo je bleda lica,
!, ozdravilo iih je in pomladilo.
q zvonkim glasom je lapel
, zupnik pred oltarjem.
"Te Deum laudamus."
Pred orgljami je sedel sam
: orgljar mojster in orglje SO "a
! vriskale proti nebu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-08

blagodiseci oblaki izpred oltar-
ia presojehi 2 molitvami, segli1
naravnost do mojega srca. Ger
kew je bila temna, hladna in
prazna v tel tisini in samoti Sc
mi je zdela silno vecja in vista
nego poprej in tesno mi je bilo,
1nraz mi je z vlaznirni rokami
tipal po lieu, dihal mi v duso
plahost in strah. Svetniki so
stall ma oltarjih - sence v SEN
ci, nepremieni, mrtvi; podobe
ma stenah SO bile Stroke, crna IL
ca, brez oblicji in brez zivlje-
MIA; vecna luc pred velikim OIL
tarjern je. tho trepetajoce sve-
tia sanaa sebi.
"saj nj vee zgodaj," sem po-
mislil. "saj nj megle in obla-
kov ne. Kako, da SO zaspali ver-
niki in kako, da je zaspalo to
nebesko solnce ter Sc nikakor
noce vzdigniti iznad noci?"
Pred oltar je prisepal cerkov-
mix s kajfezern v roki. Ia GER
kovnik je vlacil emo nogo tako
cudno dalec "a seboj, kakor da
bi ne bila njegova; navzlic te-
mu sc je sukal spretno in sc nj
spotaknil, kajti bill je posla va
jen. Prizgal je sveeo "a sveco
meni pa Sc je zdelo, kakor da bi
ne gorela nobena; plameni sc
: bill rf1irni in nnrzli, mrtvaskc
bell. in brez luci. Cerkovnik je
upihnil sveeko ma kajfezu tie,
je dolg in skljucen odsepal v "a
kristijo.
Tho SO SIC odprla stranska
cerkvena vrata, kakor da je bi
la pritisnila ma kljuko trepeta'
joca roka plahega in zbegane'
ga eloveka, XII Sc k Bogu sa
menu ne upa drugace kot
upognjeno glavo. Prikazala 81
je drobna, zgrbljena zenska, '
dolgo erno ruto zavita. Njel
obraz je bill tako bled, da Sc j
. svetil mraku, kakor cd Gu
dezne notranje luci obzarjen
Res je bill noz gorja in bolecin'
zarezal pod ocni in po licil
E globoke struge solzarn, ali spo
znal sem takoj in strahoma, d;
: zenska nj betezna starka, TEN
, vee da j je komaj dvajset let
!. a MO so prihajale druge
! pocasnim, neokretnim plazecin
Sc korakon, skljucenimi lici
splahnelimi lici, udrtimi, useh
linni ocmi, opaljenirni ustnica
mi; vse kakor da nosijo sim;
bremena ma sibkih, izmucenil
plecih. In nj Sc dalo razlocit
sedemdesetletne starke Cd ne
doraslega dekleta.
v cerkev so prihajali otroc
j S prav tistim plazecim Sc, utru
jenim, omahujoeim korakon
i kakor SO prihajale zenske, MIL
matere. Starikava je bila hoj'
, obrazi so bill starikavi in start
: kavo je bilo tudi vedenje tel
: prezrelih, izkusenih, cd zgod
/ MEGA spoznanja bolnih otrok
| Min lica so bila nabrekla, siv
i kaste polti, kakor da Sc je bi
la nabrala urnazana voda po'
napeto kozo, strahota in zalos
pa SO bile tie oci; ne er1em o
eesu nj bilo mladosti. ne " e
mem nj bio veselja. Kakor da b
Sc zgrudili pod bremenom
vsak pod svojim, SO pokleknil
otroci "a kannenito, stebricast,
pregrajo pred velikim .oltarjen
ter nagnili glave pray do skle
Injenih rok.
Zacudil sem Sc, da n1oskeg;
nj bio v cerkev. Ko sem S
zacudil, sc je prizibai skozi vra
ia postaren clovek; to &c pravi
incl je lase osivele in lica raz
Drama, obrvi in brke pa cist,
crne, tako da bi lahko n1u bill
sestdeset in ,cez, lahko pa tud
sele dvajset let. Bill je kako
prelomljen v pasu; OBJ enen
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

Gently published a most attTsc-
tive descriptive booklet giving IN
tercstIng facts and information
about Florida which Is being fur
niShcd Ia men IN the armed ser
vices II Is IN convenient form for
mailing and thousands Of these
VIII be sent home by The boys. Ii
IS excellent publicity and will pay
handsome dividends.
During the past two wears we
nave entertained many service
men IN oar home TODAY many oi
these chaps are m foreign scrs!c-
and we hear from them frequent
iy. Some who grIped the most
sbnui Florida nuw wish they were
back and talk al the pleasures
they found here. The delightful
CiFnaiC-and 81 Is my guess that
every one 81 them VIII drift back
sooner or later when The opp"r-
tUnity affords
Another thing. they VIII &C.. nd
ing about in ih.ir own private
planes after tlc war mUca rs wc
learned ga travel about u auto
mobiles following tic last war II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

counterfeit mhu"y ra werc
"s percent l, than thc 1850 1896
G aut "ff hri isri.d 81.
rpenr Ha nrH n-cpm. q
r.rrwf"nt rf. lHn r' .lmc lrc-
t.uton taiouc. duca'inu
EiGauoa rIn pr vent ihc
Dim, IL couui.H~iiug Chief
a .u sad Win tnv c""pcra-
uru ~ thr American public tins
kfud &c education Nll defeat any
: fin Column taI money pilot BY
rnm. iu detect counterfeit
..ts tur ciii Hl'I help them
ard f' country. and
.tra, d 6loy 81 iae enemies OF
- Uut,i Sfl'.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
BY RUSSELL. KAY

ing about this and laying plan 10
meet that demand by the CONNER
cIal growing of the HAYDEN and
other improved varieties 81 man
90 IN areas adapted Ia their cult
Walton The same goes foT Avoca-
dos.
Florida citrus fruit has been
served extensively 60 our armed
forces and Thousands of men have
learned 10 like grapefruit and
can be- counted on to provide a
worthwhile market after the var.
Commissioner Nathan Mayu re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
ENSIGN LAYFIELD TO
DIRECT WAVE GROUP

EH~ign Mary T. Layficld 81
Ceatc.v vile. Pa. mas arrived at tn
KY Vest Naval Operating Base
To- b come supervisor of enlisted
WAVES Stationed here. She was
"a ejcj by Lieut.. 0gl Sarah NJ
PANE, of Huntington Park. Cal
ine local WomenS Reserve repre-
niative-
+ ign l.ayiIcld attended Tenn
ile U1ivtrsiiy from 1888 to 1881.
studied ~ iiTc University ol Maine
.n 1880 and thcn returned 10
Temple foT another course from
1880 io 1912. She enlisted IN the
service May 3
Lieutenant Paine. who has bccn
oa cufv here since June !. joined
iH WAVES March 1 She stud
..8 from 1920 - 1924 at ne TIM
Esr~ily of California. Los Augs-
.e. end during 1927 and 1929 II
-" Teachers College Of Columbia
University, New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

FLORIDA saHd is finding IFS way
INTO .uudr rs Of thousands of
sh,r tia; biit for the war they
NO. ID newer have reached. Ser
VIC. msr from every state IN the
ianlrr iav VISITED Florida and
.cnlin nfaess Viii follow them.
Flhap YOU have heard many
If these llsn 90 uniform speak IN
uuC u,rilu,u,1rv terms about
ihi ,t.a- Tncv grippe about the
AMI e. heat. iac mosqulio- 5,
.L,. r.ftt Iust about every
hrns 6. yc"ng a. hear most of
! '.crs. t.ill Perhaps. You have
res, uled uhs attitude perhaps
| .ol ale alalj they will spread
mai Ilui es talk wherever they
/ 70. to BE-. i-iment of Florida
CHn ,ar fears Their rcac-
tIon natural and normal when
lou .t.u 6, consider H. These
.haI arr uot with us 10y choice
Z Fhcr are q * off In camps that
afford H;tie IN The way of com
fort. T-cv work and study as
they have yer worked and
studied ttfare. Thcy miss their
nom, .l.d their friends and want
iu b. iac6 with them.
Con Gsr tine fact that thousands
iaf Flor 90 bows are scattered
hrnueaaui tae country training
m oih,. tlics They spend
hcir n"c .aikine about Flouia
and cl4n. about everything
they ird c.s where.
soon or later these lads find
themselves blended IN some unit
on foreign shore and instead ot
Flor diars. New Workers. IowanS
or Cahfornians they become
Yauks. No matter where they
may find Themselves. they don't
ike il. Their thoughts and their
talk ~ II the good old L = A
But what about the day when
the war IS won and these men
return Ia peaceful occupations
For q time they will settle down
~ their home community where
hey viii find countless JOYS and
blessings that thcv learned 1"
value and appreciate because "i
contact with the outside world
But as they grow Older and op-
portunuv presents itself. they viii
think AGAIN IT Florida. And when
vacation time comes they II bun
die the family ~ the car az plane
and tour south again for look
a JackSonv llc. Tampa. Miami or
81 Il, other tr.gn Thcv viii Got
{ m.ia r.rH r1 tni> return trip
.,.l f,sa vi'l remain a. pcrua
.t.r- iI.uf TIA sand Is in
Is, 500, ana - vlll bring thew
bach
Th.usaI of ln. training go
tropical fruits Becauss nf This a
after the wa market
!. mai'diu- up for such products
, nuih Florida has almost . mon"
rnlv ln 90, growing of such fruits
Iu Obi. country and speedy aIf
tran pottaiIon bv fr-'chcir planes
viii make u possible iu deliver
such pcIiShably products anv
where ~ tho Cpuu'r 10 90 frH
hours
". iu Florda h"uii co. t1'nE-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

VII! be- only matter oi hours fur
q trip 10 Florida and they'll g.
coming back srd bringing u'lels
with them. FLORIDA +, d,~I" q tu
bc more popular than ever aftr
"a" war. YOU can count nn nat
Get acquainted ,h s..
wee men, treat them flr. Gr
thy are going Ia bc .3- ntur.
customers and proSD ctE, c.tI
Zens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
US. TROOPS FEAST
ON TURTLE STEAK

WITH U. ). FORCES IN TIE
SOUTH PACIFIC. July 30-Am-
erlcan troops al a South Pacific
base recently enjoyed a new add
ton Ia service CHOW turFie ~. ak
The officer IN charge al tie
quaricrmastcr dctachm, %; ur
bought enough live turtles. WEIGH
ing from 2O0 Ga 500 uuno sr's.
Ia provide meat foi iao ,n.ue
force.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1943-12-05
Bottom:

Bottom:
Richard Carter, president of
the Bay City, Mich, local
and international represen-
tative and a member of the
general executive board of
the Shipbuilders.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1943-12-05
INTERESTED PARTICI
u MTG DL:11;xo VETo;OL4

PANTS - Phillip Weight
man, first vice president of
the United clearinghouse
Workers Of America shows a
keen interest in proceedings.
UPWA became CIO affili-
ate during a four-day con-
vention in Chicago just be-
fore the national confab.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-27

The letter is too bidding and too much of an obvious attempt vote-getting to warrant any further sderation in this column.
 It is interesting to note that Rep. Joseph w Kehoe who voted for the bill expressed the opinion yesterday that he thought Senator Walkers action in writing the letter not worthy of Senator. At the same time Rep William Egan took the opportunity to insnuate that The Empire has been twisting the happenings of the Legislature in it's ports Rep McCutcheon said much. Rep. Lander paper that he voted against emergency clause on certain measure
 The reporter did say this and the House Journal will show that MT Lander did vote that way.
 MT. Egan referred to statement printed in The Empire about attempt to "whitewash" the Labor Department investigation That was SO Such an amendments to the resolution setting up the com mittee. Senator O. D. Cochran President of the Senate made the same remark enp.tr er'.iF
 The Empire will not cater to the whms of any member of the Legislature The Empire is printed for it's subscribers-the people of Alaska-and we be- lieve that the people want to know what its repre- sentatives doing. We're going to continue to tell them feH D. W F#
 If the members of the House wish to follow MT. McCutcheons suggestion and subscribe to The Elm pre they will be entitled to Is subscriptions worth of voice in The Empire.
 If they want to waste any more time in attempt ing to run The Empire down the floor of the House that's their privilege. We suggest that legis aors remember they have only 26 days left in which to consider legislation They criticize The Elm pre 365 days of the year 1866 in Leap Year)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-27

American seamen were being held Oh charges of drunkenness, lewd conduct, and stealing from life boats. The charges were brought by Commander Samuel B. Frankel, U. s. Naval Attache in Murmansk On these charges. the men were sent in corvette to Glasgow, held in irons until arrangements could be made for their transportation back to the United States.
 But when the Coast Guard, as the law provides, proceeded to take action against the men, it was im- possible to find sufficient evidence to convict. Meantime, four seamen had lost six months of usefulness. There was a similar case of Is men shipped back from Sydney, Australia, to San Francisco for al- legged nlisbehavior. But examination of the evidence found it insubstan- tial. 'a s's'f s''f
 The Maritime Commission sus- poets the authors of these reports (Office of Naval Intelligence) of giving vent to class and racial an- tagonisrns. They have one cable gram from Capetown, South Africa, describing merchant crew trou- bies," and laying the blame on cer- tain named seamen described as draft dodger and radical" sea lawyer and Jew" "shifty eyed radi- cal"
 (NOTE: Merchant seamen are deferred from military service, hence cannot be draft -dodgers)
 One important source of friction is the fact that Navy personnel and merchant seamen are thrown together on the same ship. since the ships guns are manned by a Navy crew ranging from 2s to 43 persons. These men are paid only about one-fourth as much as the seamen, yet undergo the same haz- ards. tin it 3sr.'i 's nF7s Controversy over the entire nier- chant shipping problem has been sinmering' ever since the arnhing of merchant vessels, and is bound to boil over in Congress soon.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-27

Very quietly, the Navy has sup piled certain members of the House Naval Affairs Committee with information about the sub versive'' and "undisciplined'' con- duct of American seanlen on mer- chant ships, and at least one Con- gressman has declared privately that the information will shock the entire country when it is disclosed
 The Maritime Commission, how ever, is skeptical, suspects the Navy of feeding biased information to Congress in order to take over merchant shipping.
 The Navy i11aue similar cam paign last year, but was overruled by the President, who opposed any change in the civilian status ot the Merchant Marine.
 Latest batch of stories make sensational reading. Take the case of the Thomas Jefferson" Ac- cording to the Navy, this ship was operating in the dangerous waters
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-27
20 YEARS AGO {TfT HMr rup1pr
FEBRUARY 27. 1929


 Details of the establishment of outdoor the Trading Company given Chamber C. Devighne of the organization and indications that .e s.44s,4,s Senatorelect Fred Aver Raeon Second Division arrived they had both accompanied her husband to during by the City moong Juneau harb craft aviator of Ketchkan. R. stated that other of ship entaled in the difficulty landing craft riding the the
 well newspaperman with the formerly editor arrived the Alameda candidate Sergeant at-Arm of the House of Representatives
 G. steese President Commission aboard the Princess Mary due in during the night He accompanied by Capt assigned
 
 Roy Rutherford, Manager Q Jefferson
 Rice, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Etebeh Skagway services Episcopal Church the following Sunday
 Weather rainy with of A a m of 43.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-27
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According to Hollywood Reporter. Sam Goldwyn is suffering from baby shortage He needs a dozen or two infants for scenes in the Russian picture, The North Star" but mothers in middle class ma ternity hospitals are not cooperat- ing as they used to. Prosperity is so general that these mothers no longer jump at the SIS rental fee for new-bornS. There's like wise a camel shortage, due to de- rnand for North African pictures. OPA neglected to put ceiling on camels, and their rental has risen from $15 to $25 a day Both staunch New Dealers, Senator Lis ter Hill of Alabama, has been pam hing Senator Claude Pepper behind his back. 2. Republicans are say ing that the fact that FDR, at the Casablanca conference, settled vital matters of military, naval, diplo- matie strategy without Three Old Men" of his cabinet, shows how totally unimportant the cabinet is. The Secretaries of State, War and Nayy-Hull, Stiinson and Knox apparently had nothing to say about it. The Roosevelt gas meeting in Brazil makes a prophet out Of Thomas Jefferson who wrote a friend in 1920 T should rejoice to see the fleets of Brazil and the United States rid ing together as brothers under the same family and having the same interests" s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-27
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 NATIONAL ISSUES: Legislative bodies continue under planetary in- fluences conducive to conflict of opinions. In Washington bitter con troverSies over economies in gov ernment are indicated with many Investigations and surveys that bring limited results. Scandals will be publicized as privileged persons are envied by those who enjoy few favors Warning is given that unity must be maintained in all war pol icies and that patriotism must el- intimate SelfishneSs which will be i apparent in diverse manifestations INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR The influence of the rising Mars will stimulate the martial spirit of the United Nations, but it will also cause increase of industrial unrest especially in the Middle West. Sa- botage will increase particularly through fires and explosions affec- ting war plants. Opposition to Ad ministration war policies will be prevalent in certain quarters and will be encouraged by Fifth col umnists in the guise of refugees.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of strain due to anxiety regarding boys in the service of the nation. Financial ben efits are indicated.
 Children born on this day pro- bably will be lucky in money mat ters, but they should be careful tt avoid deception. Their love affairs may be dramatic or unlucky.
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