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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-10

Vaznost jadranskega morja "a invazijo

resa Paul Wehla dolg clanek z
naslovom "Jadransko morje,
kljucna pozicija osisea "a O.
brambo trdnjave Europe. Pri-
nasamo prevod tega elanka, ker
,je izredno dobro dokumentiran.
Italia danes nj vec ofenziv-
ma t~rdnjava, il katere hi Hitler
jeve in Mussolinijeve vojne sile
ogrozavale Afriko in najkrajso
:morsko pot zavezniskih ladij
skozi Sredozemlje, pac pa je Sc
vedno kljuena in zelo wanna po-
zicija v obrambnem sistemu O.
sisca. Varnost Hitlerjeve "trd-
njave Europe" je odvisna cd l.
talijanske kontrole mad Jadran-
skim morjem.
Kakor nekaksen ogromen
ford, je zasekano Jadransko
morje V osrcje c%entralne Evro-
pc, prav do praga JUNE Nemci-
je. V planinah, takoj "a who'd
no obalo tega morja, cakajo ne
strpni jugoslovanski in alban-
ski partizani ma zavezniska O.
janeenja, da pozenejo Mussoli-
nijeve legiie nazai v morje, a
ceste in zelezniske proge, kate
re so gradili italijanski inzenir-
ii V smeri ma who'd prot Boil
gariji in ma Donavo, odpirajo
pota v notranjost balkanskega
polotoka.
Jadransko morje je platfor-
ma, pc kateri sc krecejo pro-
metne linije "a oskrbo 1talije.
Nemoteni promet pc Jadranu in
okoli mega je "a Italijo ravno
tako vazen, kakor neovirano
poslovanje "vzhodne Ruhr-e" "a
Hitlerjev rajh. Jadran je tudi
zadnja pomorska pot "a oskr-
bovanje Nemcije. Rumunski
bencin, poljedelski pridelki il
JUNE Rustic, a tudi ladje il
Turcije, gredo vcasih vzdoIz gr-
ske obale skozi Korintski kanal
ali pa okoli Peloponeza, &c je
omenjeni kanal zaprt, v ia
dransko morje.
Vaznost trzaskega pristanisca
Otrantsko ozino, tam kjer je
najozja, cuva ma zahodu nizka,
razjedena obala Puglia ma peti
italijanskega skornja, ma who
du pa Albania, XII Sc nahaja
pod italijansko okupacijo. Trst,
XII je postal pc porusenju Geno-
We najvecje pristaniSce Italije,
dominira severni del Jadrana.
Nekdaj glavno morsko prista-
nisce Avstro-Ogrske, je Trst
zdaj postal zadnja postaja IL
redno vaznih zelezniskih zvez z
Dunajem, Budimpesto in Pra-
go. Vseh pet zelezniskih prog,
XII gredo IL vzhodne in jugo-
vzhodne Europe V Italijo, tece
skozi Trst ali pa skozi kraje v
njegovi ~neposredni blizini.
Nekaj najdragocenejsih ita-
lijanskih pristanisc je razpore-
jenih okoli Jadranskega morja
- stare Benetke, XII so postale
pred vojno zopet zadnja posta-
ia nekaterih cd najhitrejsih in
najbolj luksurijoznih prekomor-
skin ladij; pomorska baza An
kona oh gornjem delu skornia;
malo bolj ma jug, Bari, XII raz-
polaga S prostranimi magazini
in ogromnimi doki, v katere lie
Mussolini nalozil prihranke DO
lovice enega pokoljenja Italia
nov; Sc dale ma jug Brindisi
- Brundisium starih Rimlja-
nov, odkoder sta Sula in Gear
pognala svoje vojske ma pohod
proti vzhodu.
Ma nasprotni obali - idoc cd
severa ma Jug - je dvojno pri-
stanisc Reka = Susak, dale
Semi, sibenik in Split, trojica
najvaznejsih jugoslovanskih
pristanisc, docim Sc nahajata
ma albanski obali Valona in
Drac. Nobenega cd teh prista-
Misc ne morejo doseei zavez-
,,,x1s: Lo.ko-I I .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-10

DCTilH HI TIIIu GVcQd uODlO po-
znata strategieno vaznost ten
linij. Glasom nekega nedavne-
ga poroeila IL S~lovenije, tvega
vsakdo, XII Sc pribliza zelezniski
progi ma mani cd tri cetrt mi
lie, da ga ustrele.
Ako hocejo zavezniki z uspe-
hom bombardirati ia vrata v
Evropo, XII Sc imenuje Trst, 81
morajo najprej priboriti who'd
v Jadransko morje. Zavezniski
bombarderji bi paS mogli pole
teti il Bizerte. do Trsta, toda
razdalja je vec cd 600 mill.
Zraeni napadi zadnjih dni ma
kraje, XII leze v notranjem delu
italijanske pete, morda ozna-
njajo operacije, XII Sc ~snujejo v
tel smeri. Obale Puglie so z
morske strani lahko %pristopne,
XII Sc snujejo V tel smeri. Obale
Puglije so z morske strani lah-
ko pristopne, a notranjost de-
zele ina sorazmerno dobro raz-
Wit zelezniSki in cestni sistem,
preko katerega hi motorna vo-
Ella zavezniskih premienih Get
mogla udariti z veliko hitrostjo
" smeri vaznih NEST, kot n. pr.
Bari, Brindisi in Toronto.
Zavezniki bi mogli zadusiti
ItaIijo
+. Kakor nitro bodo imeli "a
vezniki v rokah utrjene posto-
.janke OBJ vhodu v Jadransko
morje, bodo mogli pretrgati yes
blagovni promet Italije. Il O.
trantske ozine Sc bodo mogli
povspeti pc morju do albanske
in jugoslovanske meje, in zace-
ii svojo ofenzivo pc novih, cd
Italijanov zgrajenih cestah, v
Jugoslavijo, Bolgarsko, Rumu-
MILO in Madzarsko, kjer bodo
vojne siti sateliteti osisca NOR
da S pozdravom cakali ma pri-
bod zaveznikov, osvoboditeljev
izpod nacisticnega jarma. Ia
veznisko prodiranje z Jadrana
ma who'd v Jugoslavijo, bi pre-
trgalo glavne zveze osisca s
Turcijo in z Egejskim morjem,
ter hi ma jbrze privedlo do otvo-
ritve morske ceste skozi OAR
danele in Bospor - najkrajso
pot IL Amerlke v RuslJo.
V Jadranu bi naleteli zavez-
Mkt ma izredno ugodne pomor-
ske zveze, XII bi iih privedle glo-
boko v notranjost Hitlerjevega
carstva; Nemci bi bill "a !oskr-
DO svojih Get odvisni Cd ,neka-
terih redkih in neugodnih zelez-
niskih prog, ter hi Sc moral DO.
riti -proti zaveznikom v pozici-
JAN, XII so " zaiedju ogrozene Cd
moenih partizanskih skupin.
zaveznisko prodiranje Y ia
dransko morje bi bio, " mnogo
veejem obsegu, slicno udarcu
solunske ekspedfcije v prvi sve-
,toyni vojni, XII je zadala cen
tralnim silam prvo srnrtonosno
rano in Jill prisiiiia K predaji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-10

stvarila svoj poseben prometm |
sistem. re preko is mesecev je
Trst glavna postaja "a tovore
premoga IL gornje slezije. Cd
zacetka aprila 1912 sem, je do
bivala Italia preko slovenske
prestolnice Ljubljane, in cez
Trst, dnevno pc 8 do 10 Via
kov, katerim je bile priklju6e-
no 80 do SO takozvanih cistern-
skin vagonov "a prevazanje
p~etroleja, torej ma rn1esec pri-
blizno 75.OOO ton petroleja. Ia
petrolej je bill odposlan v trzas-
Ike in reske refinerije In v Iadje-
delnice v Monfalcone, kjef 50
dogradili med vojno izredno We
like rafinerije. tn Sc izdeluje
del goriva "a italian
sko letalstvo. IL Trsta, Reke in
Monfalcone potuje bencin v CT
sternah ali z ladjami dale proti
jugu. Il Valone prevazajo ita-
lijanske ladje izdelek albanskih
petrolejskih vrelcev preko NOR
ia v rafinerije v Bari in Brindi-
81. Tudi premog dobavljajo q
ladjami vzdolz obale.
Ker SO zelezniske proge pre-
ko Alp preobtezene in je tudi
promet pc Donavi Re do skraj-
nosti izkoriscen, so zaeeli itali-
janski ir1zenirji v eilju ugodnej-
Sc razdelitve tovornega prone
ia, zidati vec zelezniskih prec-
nth prog in cest IL jugoslovan-
skin pristanisc ma reko Savo,
pritok Donave, in skozi Albani-
jo vzdolz stare rimske ceste cd
Draea ma Egejsko morje in do
Carigrada. Kljub veeni sabota-
Ii S strani jugoslovanskih grs-
kin in albanskih partizanov.
prihajajo vendar Sc vedno znat-
ne kolieine petroleja, cinkove
rude in poljedelskih pridelkov
ma Jadrahsko morje. Cd tam
jih prenasajo italijanske ladje
preko mora v italijanska pri-
stanisca.
V bllzini jadranske obale Sc
nahajajo nekatere izmed maj
vecjih elektricnih central vse
JUNE Italije. Vec .italijanskih
ladiedelnic pa lei oh obali ia
dranskega mora.
Kako velik je interes Nemcije
"a Jadransko morje, je razvid-
no il dejstva, da 81 je Hitler IL
sekal IL zasedene Jugoslavije
nekaksen koridor, XII vodi ma
Susak, ma severe = vzhodnem
bregu Jadranskega morja, bill
zu Reke. Ia koridor deli Itali-
10 Cd njenih zacasnih posesti ma
vzhodni obali Jadranskega NOR
ia.
Najsevernejsi del Jugoslavi-
je, preko katerega prihaja ma
cisticna Nemcija ma Jadran, je
edna zaseka v dolgi alpski We
rigi. V teku stoletij je bila ia
zaseka pozorisce invazij il Sc
vera ma jug in il juga ma sever.
Danes vodijo skozi ia predel jul
goslovanskega ozemlja dive ze-
lezniski progi in dive avtomobil-
ski cesti; proga Muenchen-Bel-
jak-Gorica-Trst in Dunaj-Ljub-
ljana-Trst-Reka costa Dunai-
Beljak-U dine in Budimpesta-
Ljubljana- Trst, ter Susak-Za-
greb.
- V donavski kotlini Sc naha-
jajo ogromne vojne industrije,
katerim sluzijo tie prometne IL
nije: Herman Goering Werke v
Linzu, Steyer tovarna "a mo-
torje, .zelezni rudniki in liyarne
v Avstriji in ma ceskem; zelez-
ne in jeklene livarne v Moray
ski Ostravi in dale proti jugo-
vzhodu rumunski petrolejski
vrelci. q.
zelezniske proge SO zpostavlje-
> ne zracnfm rfapadom
Raven proge pod ,Brener-
jem, so vse zeleznice, XII gredo
OBJ obali Jadranskega morja v
49, XZa4Zs - - ri X. -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-10
proge SO izpostavlje'
ne zracnim napadom

Raven .proge pod ,Brener-
jem, SO vse zeleznice, XII gredo
OBJ obali Jadranskega morja v
severno- smer steer zeIo vazne
"a osisce, a obenem izpostav-
ljene zracnim napadom. PRAY
posebno ona proga, XII gre sko-
ii Ljubljano, vozi skozi kilome-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-31

herself Whereas she was once
pressing for a postwar pact, today
she doesn't want one And whereas
we were then opposed to any post
war pact, today we and the British
are taking the initiative.
stain last November came out
for the self-determination of peo-
piles. Apparently he figures that the
Rulgars and groups among the Poles
and Jugoslavs will lean toward Rus
STA after the war, and that Russia
is strong enough to get what 1t
wants for boundaries That's why
Stain has no one sitting in on the
Eden conversations Obviously he
takes the view that the Americans
and British, who didn't want to
talk boundaries last year, can now
go ahead and do the talking to
themselves.
That is why the Eden converse
tons have to be handled so skill
fully. They must not offend Rus
STA. Yet they must work out gen.
eral peace security pattern into
which Russian ideas will fit after
the war
NOTE: FDR is reported to have
treaty in his desk, four pages
long, written by himself in three
afternoons. 1t is couched in gen.
eral terms.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-31
THAT MINSTREL SHOW

Worth the price of admission, from all indica-
tons, will be the Rotary Clubs Minstrel Show being
staged tonight and tomorrow night in Juneau. But
worth more than the entertainment offered is the
service which the Rotarians continue to hand out in
this community in small chunks
The has played heck with organizations
such as Rotary all the United States, and it
isn't an easy thing to gather together enough
thusasm and hard work by any such organization
to put anything.
But the Juneau Rotarians have managed to
continue their service and this is something
mendabe. So it doesn't seem at all unreasonable
that Juneauites should give such a worthy organiza
ton their support in all community projects, especi
ally this
Most of remember the last minstrel show
staged by this group, the funds raised by it
going into a Student Loan Fund to help worthy
young men and women in the fight to gain an
education.
The money raised by this show will be used to
renew the children's section of the Juneau Public
Library, as unselfish task any funds could be
put to.
We understand that few Juneautes will be left
out of the show tonight So don't sit home with
your ears burning.
= Curtain is at BIS pm.
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NEW RADIO INVENTION

Army Signal Corps has developed
a new type of radio microphone
which may bring a permanent
change in civilian radio practices.
The need for speaking by radio
from one tank to another, while
keeping the hands free, resulted in
development of a throat micro
phone which was attached to the
mans throat, and, picked up the
tones of voice by vibration,
Now comes a further develop
ment in the form of a Zip micro
phone" which is attached lightly
about the mouth, and is so close
to the voice sound that it picks
up this sound alone, without re-
ceiving the "ambient" noises. In
other words, the thunderous sound
of a tank in operation is omitted
entirely.
The invention will have obvious
uses for radio announcers in places
of confusion, such as football games,
and also it will be disable for stu
dio actors, enabling them to move
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sergeant York is now going
around dressed in skirts. The Ser
geant has been assigned, to the
WAACS, and dresses accordingly
Full name Z is Caroline E. York, of
Meridian, Texas, a distant cousin
Of the famous World War hero,
Sergeant Alvin c. York. -. For a
time, Department of Agriculture
was afraid the u. S. public would
eat vegetable seeds for food, SO
they rationed the seeds of peas,
beans. and lentils. But OPA, fear
fun that rationing would reduce
victory gardens, took them off the
list. ;. Red tape ridden War De-
partment, in making a payment
due to Mr. Bernard South of At
lanta, sent him twelve separate
checks in the same mail, each in
a separate envelope, from their At
lanta office.
Copyright, 1913, by United Fea-
ture Syndicate, Inc.)
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Daily Lessons in English y. L. GORDON

WORDS MISUSED say is picture
saw yesterday" I
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: mus-tash,
in syllable,
Coincide
sereotyped
place.
STUDY a Let
presumptuous."
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THE WASHINGTON PEACE
CONFERENCE

Only a few heard it, and they
are keeping their lips buttoned, but
the President made highly signi-
ficant observation about the post
war peace conference at the White
House party for freshmen Con-
gressmen.
One of them asked:
Are you planning to go to Eu-
rope for the peace conference?"
Quick as flash, the President
replied:
That may not be necessary"
The inference placed on the
cryptic remark by those who heard
II is that the President meant the
PEACE CONFERENCE MIGHT BE
HELD IN THE UNITER STATES.
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Blackout Blunder
philadelphia Record


If Axis planes really had been the Phila-
delphia metropolitan Tuesday night the news
papers would be recording one OF the most
CHASTITY tragedies of American history
tragedy caused by the latest fiasco in testing
our new air raid alarm system.
Each tryout seems to bring more and bigger
plumbers. Two weeks ago, New Jersey held test
lin which Philadelphia did not participated and
somebody" forgot to notify radio stations to sound
the all-clear.
Last week, Phladelphias test (which did not
include New Jersey confused mess.
Now comes New Jerseys latest test-in which
half million wardens waited waited, waited for
an alarm that
The blackout was supposed to start at pm,
but no blue signal was sounded No signal of any
kind until 9.29la-
When radio station sounded the "a clear"
An "all clear for blackout test that never
startedl
New Jerseys Civilian Defense Council blamed
it the Army
The Army admitted the fault said:
Through unfortunate misunderstanding of
signals there was sip-up tonight 1t was just
unfortunate
Unfortunate is scarcely the word.
1t is a blunder of the first magnitude
Our air raid precaution tests were working far
better a year ago than they are now, l6 months
after our entry into the war.
True, the new system is slightly more complex
than the old arrangement. But failures have been
due not to the complexities but to sheer stupidity
carelessness of supposedly responsible officials
We dare not pretend that such fiascos don't
matter. Only last week James H. Lands Director
of Civilian Defense, warned that Hitler may send
bombers to this country because he needs
blow against America to bolster morale at home.
The Berlin radio boasted on March q that I'VE
should not forget that in consequence of the pro-
gress of aviation, New York, with its Wanted
skyscrapers, Boston and Washington may not be
safe few months hence
Only purpose of blackout trials is to be
ready, ahead of time. These tests prove how "un-
ready" we are.
We have not coordinated the New Jersey and
Philadelphia sectors Of the Philadelphia pro-
duction One side of the river still gets its
ders from different source than the other.
Now the crowning confusion--in which
the Army forgets to give any orders send out
any signals
1t isn't enough to tell the public: Beg pardon"
The situation is so serious, in opinion, that
General Marshall should convene military court,
find the person persons responsible and impose
discipline.
Next time there may be bombers overhead
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
bat do not compel"
THURSDAY, APRIL l

Adverse planetary aspects dom
mate today which may be indeed
fools day for many persons of am
bition The Judgment is supposed
to be untrustworthy under this con-
figuration.
HEART AND HOME: This is not
a favorable date for changes of
any sort 1t is wise to delay remov-
ais from one dwelling to another.
1t is not promising for beginnings,
whether they be in new places of
business or in new positions OF. any
sort. Employers may be exacting
and critical Women should pursue
routine work and should keep too
busy to contemplate war problems
or indulge in apprehensions con-
corning relatives in the armed
forces.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: AS the
spring gives assurance of such
tremendous trade and commerce as
have not been previously visioned
even by the average American who
sees things in their largest rela-
lions, many perplexing problems
will develop. The task of feeding
millions of persons will be per-
formed with efficiency which pro-
vides for residents of the United
States more generously than was
possible before scientific rationing
operated successfully. Victory gar
dens will flourish in a way that
promises plenty of fruits and vege-
tables for millions of householders.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Appeal to
the national conscience will be fire.
quent as the temptation to spend
money wins among workers in the
war industries. Absences from the
shops and factories due to selfish
reasons will amount to so many
lost hours that heads of war indus
tries will seek some way to pre-
vent further days off for which
only trivial excuses can be offered.
AS spring advances and press and
radio tell of heroic fighting by the
United Nations there will still be
lack of realization of individual
responsibility among civilians, the
seers forecast.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS.
There are signs read as presaging
many treacheries among Axis pow
ers. Again peace offensive is in
dicated From this month on, des-
perate Nazi leaders will resort to
many schemes by which they hope
to salvage much from the ruins of
final defeat. Warning is given that
there may be great tenacity demon
strated by the Germans who will
unite in defense of the nation
which for a decade has been under
the rule of Hitler and his support
ers. Again the prediction of the i'm
minent death of the Fuehrer is
revived
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of year of con-
tentment due to faith in the future
Erratic changes should be avoided
Children born on this day prob
ably will be exceptionally intelli-
gent. They may be luckier in fl
nance than in romance.
Copyright, 1943D
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BOTH IN A NICE FIX!
R0MMEl 10 WIND up
LIKE RUkL TAX PLAN
BY OLLIE M. JAMES

BY OLLIE M. JAMES
We don't know who is having
the worst time trying to get some-
where, Rommel or Ruml.
Between Rulnl's tax and Rom
mels attacks, it would be hard to
say which wound up gaining less
ground. But you can't say the boys
didn't try. "a
AS we have pointed out previous
ly, Beardsley Rurnl is in favor Of
paying as you go, and Erwin Rom
mel for. a while was just in favor
of running like hell.
Now he seems to be in favor Of
selling himself as dearly as posi-
Bile, which is a fine thing for a
taxpayer to do too.
Rommel knows he will get liq,u-
dated sooner or later, and so does
the taxpayer. The only difference
is that the taxpayer has defin-
lite date to catch it in the neck.
In the end, of course, it will be
the same result - Rommel with no
paflzers, and us with no pants.
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20 YEARS AGO f fgfT EMPIRE
MARCH 81, 1923


R Jones' owner and pilot Of the apane Northbd arrived in
planned plane
in shape plane was
Shop previous fall
Juneau on the jefferson
spending visiting They
Kechikan
accompanied north by Miss
visit
Agnes Ayres
Bought Lloyd in Dumping
Broadway"
farming industry in
question securing
animals according statement ONal u Com
missioner Fisheries which had been Empire The
prepare
permits the Secretary Commerce.
busy working make their
held
Eks Hall of exotic
beauty entertainment planned dull would
during the evening The affair the public and
Legislature the Eastern
especially invited
Estebeh, v. with
passengers
Cornwall Gabriel Parmakoff; Fibbon, Mrs Fz
gbbon; nakeeR Mcdonald, Henry Noses Gyp
e. Steers, Moreclothes.
W. purchased
Douglas Fene leaving few days for the States August
of locating in the Puget Sound country.
with temperature of A and mini
mum of 81.
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LOOK and LEARN G GORDON

In what State the
Which four Presidents formerly
State
On what States farms other?
What famous French authors partly blood?
g. About how islands there in Bermuda?
ANSWERS:
Massachusetts,
Van Buren, Cleveland Theodore Franklin
g. Illinois
Alexandra Dumas the younger.
About
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PARACHUTE PAJAMAs

Busy as he was after returning
from Casablanca, the President
took time out to write his old
friend Ex-Governor Max Gardner
Of North Carolina thanking him
for pair OF pajamas as follows:
Dear Max:
Il am delighted to have the suit
Of pajamas made OF Nylon para
chute cloth. / hope when / wear
them will not start counting ten
and jump. If have any bad
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MODERN ETIQUETTE by poRrprA LEE

What kind marking should be engraved writing
correspondence?
A. A address wish, both.
Should Of
furniture?
A.
@. Isn't person Slim" Red"
A.. Yes A wel-bred person will
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freely about the studio, in the
course of a dramatic scene, instead
of being anchored to a floor mike.
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The town treasurer of Houlton Me- has refused
to for office because of the increased volume of
his private business. He makes harness for horses
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In Seattle, woman has been granted divorce
and sole custody of 10 cans of food.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
MARCH 81

Capt. Lawrence E. Reck
Beverly Lane
Mrs. G. E. Cleveland
Mrs. Ike P. Taylor
Francis A. Riendeau
r. F. Hopkins
M. M. Matterson
Mrs. r. F.. Levinson
Clarice Jennings
Hugh r. Larson
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R. pilot the Nohbird
Ketcikan
flying during the plane
the previous fall
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dreams I will blame them on you.
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Washington
Merry
6o-Rlount

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the Coliseum Agnes
Paid Dumping
Broadway"
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BERGMAN DINING ROOM

Now open under new management:
board $3.50 weekly, starting March
49, office workers hot lunch IS
cents at IL noon sharp adv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-29

IN increrced percentage of farmers became
csnsre instead OF tenants, the tenancy rate
decreasing from 42.4 per cent in 1880 to
1868 per cent last year. Increased yields per
acre Ia the crops shown above reflect better
farm management and improved varieties
developed by research, and the closer con-
tact OF the average farmer with scientific
methods. In crops where acreage has de-
creased, the improved yield has kept the
harvest yield nearly equal to or above the
1930-39 average production.