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THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1914
JUZNO-AMERICKA ULHICA

Jedna diplomatska ulizica IL JUNE Ame-
rike po imenu dr. Carlos Arenas Loayza, pc
ruvijski ambassador Il Columbiji (Centralna
Amerika) odzao je jedna govor pred konferen-
cijom stampe II New Yorku, Is. marta u kojen1
je izneo cudne "argumente" s obzirom ma ka-
pitalisticku klasu, "srednju klasu,, radnicku
klasu rat. Ra2umevajuci jasno sliku rata
odnos pomenutih klasa prema ratu, kao to,
da gospodin Carlos Arenas Loayza isto tako
zna da je on celu stvar okrenuo strmoglavo,
neizbezno mas vodi zakljucku da je gorepome-
nuti gospodin ulizica iii da je svakako odigrao
ulogu ulizice severo-ameritkim kaptalistima.
Evo sta je on tamo kazao:
"Breme ratne odgovornosti prihvaseno je
Cd kapitalisticke klase..
"To je cudna pojava ovog rata da kapi-
tai snosi veci teret, dok srednje radnicke
klase grabe prililou da poboljsaju mjihove e.
konomske prilike." Obicne tvrdnje ma koko O.
ne lame bile moze iznositi ma ko, ali dokazati,
navest prmere einjenice Il korist tih tvrd-
nil nije laka stvar Oval juzno-americki di-
plomata nije nj pokusao da dokaze iii da pot
krepi owe tvrdnje. On Sc zadovoljio samo
tim da laska americkim kapitalistima, omalo-
vazavajuci Il isto vreme ratne terete koje je
sapitalistidka klasa navalla, ma jedan iii dru-
gi naein, ma radnike. u cemu. kapitalisti pod.
nose ratni teret, .ncemu. Peruvijski diplo-
mata sigurno misli ma velike poreze koje kapi-
listi sada placaju u ovom ratu Ali on zaborav
lja da. ma suprot tih poreza, americH kapta-.
listi ipak zgecu ogroman profit, kojeg cede IL
svojih. radnika. Ii profiti su u mnogo slucaje-
va veci sada nego ikada do sad Americke kom-
panije i pojedini kapitalisti, suprot toga
godisnju "zaradu', ipak Sc mogu nahvati
kroz stampu koliko su profitirali III prosloj go
dini Cak kad bi kapitalisti morali Geo svoj
profit dati "a ratne troskove, oni jos nj tada
ne bi snosili nikakvo ratno breme. Oni bi pros
to dali "a rat ono sto su oteli cd radnika, bo-
gatstto "a koje oni nisu radili znojili Sc.
pa bi osigurali sto vece ratne profile, ka
pitalisticka klasa je pribegla raznim prevara-
ra apelujuei ma radnike da ne traikuju, jer
Ia strajk znaci gubljenje americkih zivota ma
frontovima, da ne traze povisicu plate, jer da
radnici moraju podnosti izvesne zrtve ratu;
Ga rade wise sati j dana pod svakakvim ne
rogodnim uslovima; povrh toga lsvojise
razne protivradnicke protivstarjkujuce zako-
ne Ca da ne pominjemo nameravanu kons-
kripciju) tako su oni uspeli bar do sada da
sprece radnicima ma kakvo "okoriscavanje" sa
ratnim "prosperitetom' Radnici danas ne 1--WE
nj malo bolje nego II ma koje "normalno mir
no" vreme Oni cak sta wise, zive jos gore da-
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moju dusu dade joj blagosloven vecni zvot sto oce
kuie yaskrsenje tela
Nazad, molim Gospodu La Rochefoucaulda, Sarago-
Lanoue-u da budu briznci cuyari mole dece.
Coligny bas dovrsavase oval zavesaj, CHA svaka
odisase skrenoscu, testtoScu mudroGu skromnocu
najneznijim domaeim vrnama, verom svetost njegove
stvar ubavlju prema Francuskoj groom prema gra
djanskom ratu, kad sobu udje Gospodin Lonoue
zgom gnjeva celu ruci drzase jedno otvoreno
psmo spremase Sc da oslovi Cogny-a kad ga Admiral
preduhitr, govoreci:
- Prijatelju moi, bas unesoh vase ime kraju mo-
ga zavestaja moeci Gospodina La Rochefoucau-
da da budete tako dobri uzmete ma ulogu 6uvara
mole dece dece moga brata - pa pruzajuci ruku La
Je Ii da prmae oval znak moga prijateljsva
poverenja? Vaspani pred vasm oeima moi &c sinov-
c snovice tie moja deca ce ako bude ugodno Bogu da
hudu easni ljudi zene
- Gospodne odgovori Lanoue dubokim ganu-
Gem - bar Gu da budem dostojan svete mislJe
kojom me CASTLE.
- Neka bi svet jednog dana bio stanju da kaze
mojim sinovcima snovicama tie dec mojoj "lmaju vr-
line Lanoue-a! Tada He moa poslednja molitva da ou
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znak priznanja vekog mi zadovoljsva Lagrelonl.
vaspitacem mole dece radi brge sto i'm e pokon MENU
ostavljam hiljadu franaka. Nikoli Nuche-u njegovo
supruzi Jovanki kao nagradu ucinjene i'm usluge
nj mojoj pokonoj supruzi, ostavam pet stotina fra
naka godisnju stipendu cd sedamnaes merica psence
dok Tive, jer imaju tako mnogo dece.
kad bude ugodno Bogu da pozoye seb, zelim da
mi Sc teo, ako bude moguce, odnese mojo kuc Cha-
llonu da Sc tamo sahrani pored mole supruge prema
obredur Reformisane Regije, bez kakve druge pompe
iii ceremonije.
A da bi gornje provizije bile izvedene, umoja javam
Gospodna Grofa cd Chatillona moga brata, Gospodna
La Rochefoucauda moga sinovca, Gospadu Lanue-a
Saragossu da budu izvrsioci ovh moh posednjih ze-
la Povrh svega i'm preporucujem obrazovane vaspita
ME mole dece. Posveoujem in sluzbi Bozjo preklinuE
in da Sc nastoe da moja deca uvek vladau upravaiu
prema Njegovom svetom duhu, te tako ponasau da nil
howl postupci doprinasaju Negovoj sav narodnom bla
gostanju smirenu kraljevstva Molim Boga da Sc "a
dovoli blagosovom sto ga daem deci svojo, da bi
na njih privukao blagoslov neba.
sto Sc tice, prinasajuGi Gospodu zrtvu Isusa
Hrista "a otkupljenje moh greha, molim Ga da print
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'Necovecno i nehriScanski''

Pod gornjim naslovom Ii "Slobodnoj
Reel ina clanak cd nekadasneg velikog
"Srbobranca,' G.. kova5evica, u kome osu-
djuje danasnje velike "Srbobrance," radi
nJlhova danasnjeg drzanja prema iugosla-
vanskom pitanju On III optuzuje da nil
hovim danasnjim drzanjem drektno "po-
mazu Hitleru najgroznijem nepri iatelju
srpskog naroda.''
A kad oni nisu pomagali "najgrozni-
jem neprijatelju' srpskog radnog naroda?
Ear nisu oni tako cinili kada su pomagali
Giktatorski rezim Jugoslaviji, pod kojinl
ie slpski radni narod nuke mucio? A tada
81 ii, gospodine Kovacevicu, bio NINA;
tada 81 ii kao stalni saradnik 'Srbobrana'
pisao clanke prilog diktatorskog rezima
Jugoslaviji.
Dale, g Kovacevi6, svojoj '"pro-
ciscavajucoj' kritici "dobrih" "losih"
srba, podelio je srpske svestenike ma "de-
bre'' ''lose," pa kaze "a "dobre" (koji Sc
kupe oko ''s. RI ovo:
Z cenu je njihov greh pred Bogom
narodom, pred crkvom Hristovom? y to-
me- ne samo u tome, sto neustrasivo sluze
Hristu Bogu mesto mrznje medju bliz
NINA pripovedaju ljubav medju najbii-
zim." fPodvuceno u originlu.)
Ako tt srpski "napredni" svestenici
shze "Hristu Bogu,' ne sluze narodu
(radnom narodu), onda oni ne zasluzulu
onu pohvalu. koju i'm cini kovacevic.
Onaj koji ne sluzi narodu, tai nije zaslu
zan nikakve hvale. svi svestenici be-
izuzetka. sluze vladajucoj klasu. A onaj
koji sluzi vladajutoj klasi, tai je "najgroz-
niji' neprijateli radnog naroda. Tai ne
moze "propovedati ljubav medju nalbli-
zim.''
'Necovecno nehrisE;anski" je sluziti
nepriiateliu radnog naroda, ma ko tai
bio.
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0p5te je poznato drzanje StalinistiGke
birokratje i njihove upokojene 'Komin-
terne," grema fasizmu nacizmu. Sve do
JUICE fasistj3ke yodie njihoyim o6ima bill
su naiVeti krvnici neprjatelii radnog ma
roda, ali to niie wise sluGaj. Danas te iste
faSistitke vodje postadose dobri demo
kraft sd kojima Sc moze sarad jivati Ia
'sTetni p0sleratni svet" - burzoaski syet
Stain da bipreduhitrio svoje "demokrat
ske' saveznke priznanju nekadaSnieg
Mussolinijevog druga i kas@rina abisins
kog radnog naroda, kao 'predstavnika'
talijanskog naroda.
Oyo priznanje ma strani Stalinsticke
Rustic izazvalo ie mnogobrolne komentare
medju burzoaskim predstaynlcima, ali ka-
ko izeleda nije ninlalo iznenadilo njezine
prstase - "komuniste,' = jer su oni take
trenirani Razume se on su prisiljeni da
tai Gin Stalnstitke politike "objasnjava
ju.''
"Narodni Glasnik' II svome broju Cd
% marta, ina uvodnik pod nasloyom
PROBLEM Italije.' sa koiim pokusava da
"objasni" !, razume Sc, "opravda" postu-
pax Sovietske Rustic po tom pitanju, pa
veli
"Preds sednk Roosevelt je preporucio
novinarskim dopisncima, narcotic onlma
CHE novine sire propaganda protiv So
yietskog Saveza Udruzenih nacija. da ne
'stvaraiu preuranjenih zakljucaka.' Nema
dvojbe da postoji problem u Italiji, kao
sto ie uvjek postoiao problem u realnom
zivotu. Ali problem Italiji moze Sc ap-
solutno riesiti ma osnovu odluke Moskovske
konferencije. Nase je misljenje, da koail-
CHA velikih nacija moze rjesiti tai prob
lem
Buduci Italia (talijanski kapitali-
zam) ina problem, koga samo velike ma
CHE mogu resiti. otuda Sc Stain prvi po-
duhvatio toga resavajucep probema, bez
da Sc sporazumeo sa svojim savezniclma.
to ie. saglasno "N. g." duhu moskov-
ske konferenciie. Jer na Moi sc planiralo
kako da Sc kapitalistick problemi resa-
yaju.
A mi smo mislli. tako mslimo da-
mas. da danasnje probleme san1o je II sta
niu radnicka klasa resiti.
Tesko ga taliianskom ostaim radnim
narodima. ako budu cekali ma Stalina, Ba-
dogliia Churchilla. Roosevelta estate
NINA sliene vodie, da rese niihove prob
leme
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Miha.jlovic onda j sada

"Narodni Glasnik'' ina uvodnik cd 20.
MARTA IL konle donosi kako je stvaran pu-
tenn kradie nit Mihaj jlovicu ma racun
Narodne Oslobodilatke Vojske Jugoslavije
marsaa Tita Ona likuie: e.. To smo
mi kazai pred godinu pol to danas
znadu ne samo svi americki Hrvati, nego
ogromna vetina amerit kog javnog mnJe-
MIA"
A nece ''N. G. da nam kaze sta je on
govorio o Mihajlovicu pre- toga vremena,
naprimer pre- dive pol godine. Zasto to
ne kaze svojim citaocima Zasto precutku-
(NaStaVak ma 4 stranl.l
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Dxepna Bib1ija.
iii
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sedamnaesta knjga romano Eugene Suea: "Tajne naro
da iii storija eae proleerske porodice kroz vekove
Prita Sesnaestom Stoletu. U dve njige Knjiga III.
ga orignalRsg francuskeg enx1eski: Ds.a De Lesa
So enslesksg jugeslavenski: l. Petrsvic.
SO.
Trazim da moi najstariji sin uzme ime Chatalona;
Ga Gaspard moi drngi sin, uzme me Dandeota; Karo,
treci, ime La Brethoche-a
Trazi1n da Gospodja Dandelot, moja snaha drzi kod
sebe mole dive kceri dogod je udova Ako ope uda,
trazim da Gospoda La Rochefoucaud, moa snovica,
me brigu njima.
Posto saznadoh da spai kaldz sto ga ia podi-
9oh Chatallon zem da sti bude obnovljen, jer je
raraodno dobro, pomotu koga moze da Bog casti
slavi.
Naredjujem da mojim sugama penzjonistima
isplat sto bi moglo da i'm Sc dugue ma dan mole
smrti a uz to da i'm dade jos jednogodisnja plata
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de Bogu uslsena Poveravam oval zavesaj vasim ruka
ma prijatelju moi. cuvaje ga.
- Gospodne nije zapecacen
i moji prijatelji moii neprijatelji sobodni da
ga eitaju Kad eovek govori Bogu iudi mogu da tuju
odgovori Admiral starodrevnom uzvisenoscu. - Z,
ovim svrsih sobom, produz plemenit voinik
q sad obmislimo dnevnim vojnim pripremama.
= Oh kakvog Ii rata! - uzvikne Lanoue. - Ne. to
nie wise rat: to je zdaja to je umorstvo Imam edno
pismo IL Parza. sau mi kopije jednog napada Vol
vodu cd Alencona cd strane niegova braa Murevere
tovoj afer
Kukayni ubica Mouya?
= Da, kukavni ubica Maurevert, koji dodje Il mas
logor maskom prijaeljstva koj koristeci noe
nom tamom bezotpornoscu spavajuceg Mouya rine
MEGA noz odmah pobeze Susaite Admirau, slusajte
sad oval! Evo Sta Karo TX sadasn Kralj Francuske,
pse o bratu:
(Nastaviee seq
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Pravi najgori neprijatelj naroda jeste dsnasnjs
burzoaska stampa Zato drte strogo dusom de-
we sto je dobacujem Prezir mrznja smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj stampi! - Lassalle
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MURDER MYSTERY
THRILLER COMES
TO 10Th CENTURY

AS spine ingling bit Of sus-
pense- filled melodrama as Holly
wood has produced in many, many
moons, Paramounts murder mys-
terry film, Street of Chance,
comes to the Goth Century Sunday,
with Burgess Meredith and Claire
Trevor as the stars.
The story, written by that ace
author of detective fiction, Cornell
Woolrich, and made into screen
play by Garrett Fort. is that rare
thing among mystery tales, a yarn
that is startingly unusual
Meredith has the role of Frank
Thompson, an ordinary every day
SORT of chap who gets a severe blow
on the head and wakes up to find
himself in the middle of more ex-
element and action than most
people could experience in couple
of lifetimes.
He discovers that he was an am
nesia victim for more than a year
and that, during that year, he
has apparently committed MUIR
der, He turns fugitive and sleuth
at the same time and sets out to
learn the truth about himself. Ac-
tually, he has to trail himself. to
painfully retrace every step of his
forgotten life while danger turks
around every corner
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ISLAND BY FOR
ACTION" COMES
AS CAPITOL Bill

Battle and high adventure on the
high seas, the exploits of gallant
old destroyer and her crew on con-
voy duty under fire in the Pacific,
provide thrills galore, amid which
comedy is mingled, in Stand BY
For Action" which comes to the
Capitol Sunday The picture pre-
sents Robert Taylor, Charles Laugh
ton and Brian Donlevy as naval
heroes, ami dfights with enemy air.
craft, rescues, and attack on a
hattleship under smoke screen.
Taylor plays a young lieutenant
assigned with an older officer, play
ed by Donlevy, to recommissioned
destroyer They are assigned to
guard a convoy, and amid amaz-
ing adventures, including the rescue
of twenty babies in drifting life
boats (Which forces all hands to
turn amateur nursemaids) bring
their charge safely to port. Laugh
ton plays an American admiral, and
his address to the men on the de-
strcyer, with its tribute to John
Paul Jones. is an inspiring moment
in the thrilling production
Walter Brennan injects comedy
as veteran yeoman, Chill Wills
provides more laughs, and Richard
Quine, Douglas Fowley. Marta Lin
den, Marilyn Maxwell and Inez
Cooper are other principals.
The story was by Commander
Harvey Haislip, U.S.N., and r. c.
Sheriff.. Technical tasks in depict
ing the sea action are almost mir
aculous, and photography by Charles
Kosher is outstanding. Action is
almost entirely at sea under battle
conditions.
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TWO P0KANITES
ARE JAILED FOR
R0BBING ALASKAN

Two persons were sentenced te
jail terms in Spokane recently fol
the theft of 1913 from Edward
Donnelly of Juneau, during a party
held in a Spokane hotel.
John S. Burns drew six months
in Jail, and Mrs. Mae Pierson was
given four month sentence with
80 days suspended. Both were
charged with petty larceny, as Mr..
Donnelly got his money back.
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ed two large explosions in the town
of Lorengau, one more than 600
feet in diameter.
Australian forces in New Guinea
meanwhile, have narrowed to &c
miles the gap in which Japanese
elements are trapped. Madang, Jap
coastal base, is the next big OBJ
jective of the Allied drive there and
this base continued to be pounded
from the air.
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Public Card Party
Tonight, I00F Hall

Tonight the second in series
of public card parties will be held
under the auspices of the Sons of
Norway at the Odd Fellows Hall.
The affair will begin at o'clock
and pinochle and bridge will be in
play.
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KoRHoNEN FAMILY HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Weikke A. Korho-
men and son Michael, returned to
their home here yesterday, after
having enjoyed six weeks vaca-
ton visiting with relatives in the
states. Mr.. Korhonen is an en-
ployee of the PAA and will return
to his duties the first of next week.
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CONTINUING
PACIFIC AIR
NSIvE5
Continued from Page One)

air facilities and shipping at New
Guinea.
-Four more planes have been lost
by Allied forces, making the total
cost so for the months offensive to
date. But several pilots and crews
of heavy bombers have been res
cued.
Wednesdays raid followed on the
heels of an attack the previous
night against Lakunai airdrome by
Liberators, and other of the big
bombers smashed at Jap installa-
lions in the Admiralty Islands.
The same islands were hit again
Thursday, and Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur said returning pilots report
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ATTY. GENERAL
H. R0DEM FILES
FOR DELEGATE

Attorney General Henry Roden,
today filed in the Auditors Office
as Delegate to Congress on the
Democratic ticket.
Roden is well known throughout
Alaska and has been a member of
the Territorial Legislature.
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CATRON-NEAL MARRIAGE

Irene Neal and Ivan Lee Catron
we're married this morning at the
Commissioner Court by U. S
Commissioner Felix Gray. Witness
SEES were Mrs. Margaret Wanamaker
and Lehman Thomas.
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WELL BABY CONFERENCE

The well baby conference will be
held at the Douglas school Tues
day afternoon between 80 and 8
o'clock, according to announcement
by the Public Health Nurse.
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a southbound steamer over the
weekend for a visit in the states.
She plans on several months visit
with friends in Washington state.
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SERGEANT HULK RETURNS

Sgt. Bernard Hulk, who has
spent his furlough visiting with re-
latives and friends. in Douglas, is
now awaiting transportation back
to his Army career. Sergeant Hulk
has two years service in the army
and is entitled to a transfer or
another furlough in the near fu-
ture.
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GIRL SCOUT STAMP SALE

Beginning today the Douglas
Girl Scouts will begin a thorough
canvass of the community, in an
effort to sell each resident War
Saving Stamps, in connection with
the Fourth War Loan drive.
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your
picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite
Federal Building. Phone 294. adv.
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NOTICE

That l the undersigned will not
be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by anyone unless authorized
by me. Date Jan 27-44.
TONI TARRO.
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fairly even figure in the neighbour
hood of $4,000 per month.
The census bureaus record clerks
won't guess at the reason for the
recent decline-they deal in Stats
tics, not conclusions. But, if you're
interested, there are several things
to explain the baby boom and the
tapering off that may now be de-
veloping.
First, the outbreak of war, with
its stepped-up draft quotas, I'M
doubtedly fastened a number of
long planned marriages. Couples
who had been passing the word
around for a June wedding in 1912
hurried into matrimony before the
war separated them.
That probably helped to account
for the jump in the birth rate the
following fall. In normal times
many of those babies would have
arrived in the spring of 1943 or
later.
AS the war training program got
underway most of the millions OF
new soldiers remained in this coun-
try, with more or-less regular home
leaves and frequent visits with their
families. In. many cases families
followed the rookie to training camp.
That helped keep the birth rate
up to the level where the first shock
of war sent it in September
Then why the sudden drop in the
birth rate in October, 1943?
Now 1925 rookie soldiers are
finished fighters. Home leaves be-
come less frequent as more and
more men sail from the United
States to join actual combat over
seas.
Count back from October-the
first month of declining birth
rate--and you'll find yourself in the
winter of l942-43, the time when
American troops were pouring into
North Africa by the thousands.
Hundreds of them were separated
from American homes for the first
time. And nine and 10 months
later the number of new babies took
its first wartime slump.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
NOTICE TO EAGLES

An Eagle meeting is called for
next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock
in the Club hall All members are
urged to be present as discussions
concerning the operation of the
bowling alleys will be on the floor.
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EVACUATION
OF BERLIN
IS PLANNED
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one of the severest yet directed
against Berlin. Forty-seven bomb
ers failed to return from Berlin and
from other night blows. 1t was the
heaviest Raj loss in the 72-night
battle to erase Berlin, but less losses
than on some of the earlier attacks
on Berlin itself.
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FEATURE TIME

At Goth Century tonight at
$40 and 1920 O'Clock
AT Capitol tonight Holmes I
at 7:05 and $50; Cowboy at
. $3.50 and 1885 O'Clock
Sunday the feature starts
at the Capitol at 2:10, 4:10, I
CLIO, $40 and 1910 o'clock
Sunday the feature starts I
at the Goth Century at 2:45,
. BIS and 1925 o'clock.
. .
ATTENTION ELKS
The Night of nights for all Elks--
Past Exalted Rulers night-Feb.
Save the Date!
adv
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Boom IN War Babies
Hits Slump; Men Are
Now on War Front!

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MISS PUSICH SOUTH
Miss Grace Pusich is leaving on
Evening star., 1944-01-22

insects. The poison injected into
them and other small animals when
they are bitten usually causes i'm
mediate death or paralysis. Thus
the hunter may easily manage his
prey.
These creatures abound in all
parts Of the United States. Those
residing in the North are quite
small and rarely, If ever, infiict seri-
Gus injury to man. This cannot
be said Of the larger species in the
South, where the centipede is ap-
parently quite venomous. But these
creatures most assuredly do not
go about in belligerent manner
When human is bitten, the cent?
pede has reason to believe himself
in danger.
These creatures are swift runners
They prefer damp situations and are
found mostly under stones, dead
leaves and old boards. They seem
to find grass roots and rubbish piles
ideal spots In which to hide.
With their greatly flattened bodies
and slender legs, they find little
difficulty in squeezing into cracks
and crevices from which it is i'm
possible to get them-except in small
sections. When refuge has been
sought in wall spaces of houses and
behind cracks or under furniture
the problem is quite complicated
there being no peace of mind as long
as the two of you occupy the same
room at the same time.
1t seems there is no satisfactory
control for centipedes. Sprays and
powders are not practical, and the
centipede's place of hiding is not
predictable. House foundations may