davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-03
MOVING. PACKING g STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
WIN take your surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. EDELMAN.
MOVING d. STORAGE CO, Taylor 2937. 4
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ROOMS UkFURNlsHEp.
ROOMS FURN & UNFuRN.

GEORGETOWN-3 lovely rooms bath; car
share kitchen: conv. transp 1929 Den
oil u N--
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN, s19 10th st. n.v.-Nict
home: boys, girls. married couples: excel.
lent meals in cafeteria; 81 wk. RE. ss0s
5s
1928 10th ST. N.w.--Larse room suitable
for or girls; also double and share
DUPONT CIRCLE double rooms; ex-
ceLent meals: walking distance; reason
able CO 1929;
beds; meals exc. Sun. eve; S32 to $40
NJ. SZ0S. 5s
1242 21st ST. N.w.-sinele. double ant
triple rooms: walking dist. to Govt bldgs.
good food, moderate rates; nice people
ME S79S a.
2lO7 8 ST. N.W.-Large double, twin beds
suitable man. Private entrance Alst
single and double rms Wholesome meals
Cony; transp. DU. 14e4.
NGOMAR ST. N.W.-Delightfully COO
room for 2 fresh vegetables from farm
Gaily GOOD transp. OR. 1870.
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DoATx.

DOAT-64-ft long. 141a-ft beam; Q state
rooms, 2 lavatories; complets salley; 16O-
1.p. Lathrop Deleo plant: gas range: sleeps
"a inSH1fs nSsn At 1874 "a. ave. NV. or phone
CONT SAIL BOAT for sale. New main
sail Can be seen at Slip No. 10. Colum-
hia Yacht Club. Gail WQ 1922
Evening star., 1944-07-03

COL0RED-Nice rooms with use of kitch-
en-, home privils.. children permitted in
some places also rooms. in ne. section;
also semisflare apt: references required.
Call at 1888 Irving st. ne, 10 to IL noon
BRIGHTWOOD SECTION-DoLble and sin :
gle rooms GA S7Oq
Evening star., 1944-07-03
COUNTRY BOARD.

IELECT CAMP and boarding school. 3-6:
hinder. teacher. and nurse in attend; on
historic vs. est, nrs Middleburg: bus ai
Evening star., 1944-07-03

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
CANADIAN GIRL, employed British mis-.
sion. wishes room and board with private
rshned family. northwest vicinity Mass
Wisconsin. Phone Hobart 1894 Sunday
1913; Monday after $50
Evening star., 1944-07-03

for summer comfort and fuel savings nexl
tres co., surEsy c e' % '1 r::s.5oS .E.s oa 4
SiTcHEN sHss SILKS good, used. 1924 ,nen..
nss rim; .,y,' salyv,anized' big barsain At 81 81
elo9S sG19s g. .as ssu, stores
s cost s.nRass ,ss'fs 4is g: T. =: ss
IfvsrSSSs aoo4 10 n 81 su1fEs: H. sr.nd-n.v. nr..
ssT ss1 an, Il 'p5ins e1n't.gstion. 500. ATLAS,
MATToCKs. GOOD. used. with new handles;
aESSrNCHpp ~ ~ GSmplets garden shops At stores.
MOTORS. electric, q. c. and d, e., all .,xss
GARTY EIEcTRic SERVICE. 1908 enh i4th
MUSICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...
psy n H'Se sspSSe 'S Ssla SsI aoinf ns f1s
saS Il e1Sslf e1sM q sfSfsql. slS for s.,
SERVICE Market 4 great bargain; Monday
sAiN4. 81 81 3 o. per s.l, all eolor. .u..t,tut,
NV, Paint Co. 1n1l 7th NV. nj. ooS4
te n:. !'ss 800 oDe CASH Is'' ST. sErns R'h n'h
$685. Rnsbs sr.nd rand ,hss.n s4b
Steinway grand, ebony, S606; all excellent
Repnbie csia RiT sgnss. fsso osysi,el: = cs
PIANO. brand-nev steinv.y b.b, Grand,
email. walnut 6 mos. old. Cali II. $3.50.
PIANO, Wurlitxer spinet: an exceptions
beauty OF modernistic design in light wood
cs caih ds. Ssneh astS e match; almost new; $3.50
ss5o nieSa:s ssSnl:sd ,sss' sss' srsnd st'invs'
PLANO, apartment-sixe grand, mshogany
ssSis sSns fTs sssS ss'ss st. 0en snidsi; &
;S s;s;,'ss shSs: ss'ts y $685. ss:':s' %
and private. isrss stock Of % poreh % shad,s soG H.
ssssn s. on ,oHN oS Gun H cyoGs
ave-. opposite uptoSn Thssters.1 Tht s1Si o0nn
kADlO-Ansley radio-phonogreph combi.
nation. II tubes. dual speaker, mshogany
cabinet. Sold with no service, 1893;
rssularly $3.50. Arthur Jordan Plane co.
lob 9TH st. n.v. MA. 3423.
| size, 32o .g5: also available. 76-pound size,
ATLAS. 921 @ st. NV. DI. 3737.
Observation-Disclosures living room
suite re-upholstered to look like new, $50:
iatest patterns ana new instdes INCLUDED;
sa5 slss ss.s SWISS T. sr "
ioif. ssnsin. Manila, 1900 ss,t ~. CON.
and akids.. AT. 1884. -
.ts.ss u0s .ea 1s 1ssarssss; sssss< sqgs a skx9,e.
1716 \. I. ave. ne
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ADD!N0 MACHS., cal. typeWr.. ali kinds
o. once souip.. any cond.; top price paid
S9ni and eyes: GO. 1925: wk., DI 1872
findS, nsed C.n uNS OF Al
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Veprove beg pridslu, skopove
a masIo byly snizeny ma polovic


Maslo Dude snfzeno v bodove
hodnot6 ma pffd6lovem vykazu
ma pouhou polovinu, re 16 bo-
dG ma osm ma libru, vepTovf
maso Dude 1plne z pTfdelu WI
muto, vsechny rezy hovezfhc
masa budou snfzeny nejmene G
jeden bod ma libTe, teleci do
INA rovn6z velk6ho snfzeni, a
skopove a jehn6cf maso Dude
rovnez sn1zeno ma polovinu. =
Krom toho snad Dude pouzito
n6ktereho mimoradneho kupo-
nu pro bonus jedne libry ma
sla ma osobu V mes1ci kv6tnu.
Nikoliv, to nen1 sen.
Prfdelovy Trad pry tyto O.
brovske zm6ny hodla uvesti v
platnost V ned6li, 80. dubna, a
zGstanou V p~latnosti pc cely
m6sfc.
Ohledne "bonusu" masla ne
nj dosud definitivn6 mic rozhod
nuto, a jest NONE, re prfdelo-
w Trad bud pouzije "bonusu"
jedne libry ma osobu, nebo snf-
zenim poctu bodn ma maslo Sc
pokus1 vyprazdniti pTeplnena
skladiste. Prebytecn6 zasoby
V Chicago a Wisconsin, dosah-
ly takoveho mnozstvf, re pride
lOvy Trad must n6co podnik-
nouti ma snizeni jich, aby mohl
ukladati do vyprazdnenych
skladist Ease move, ~cerstv6isf
zasoby, kter6 "a nedlouho Sc
pocnou hromaditi.
Tuky, oleje a tukov6 nahraz-
ky byly odstraneny z prfdelu a
spolu Sc snizenim poctu bod1
ma maslo Dude tim poskytnuta
hospodynkam normalnf zasoba
t6chtO kuchaTskych potTeb.
Hovez1 maso a telecf rovnez
must byti re skladist vyprazd-
memo, jak pravf pTfdelovy Trad.
Nakupy pro armada a manor
nictvo mali die ocekavanf pc
pTfst1 diva mesice slime klesnou-
tt a m1sto We skladiStich jest
tax zaplnenO, re nezbyva jiz
dals1ho pro vepTove maso.
"Maso jest dosud prflis wac
n6", praVl pF1dGlOVV trad. "nez
abychom mohli dovoliti jeho
zkazen1. Nejlepsfm zp16sobem
vyprazdneni skladist jest, u
mozniti jeho nakup spotTebo-
vatel1m."
Snfzen1 bodG> ma skopove a
jehnecf maso Dude provedeno
ma zadost p6stitelG ovcf, kterf
pravf, re nasledkem velkeho
sucha hrozf jejich stadium mi
cen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
NeZapomnSl ma 4. cervence.

Kdyz slavny hudebnf dirigent
Toscanini dlel minute leto Sc
symfonickym orkestrem v JIM
Americe a kdyz prijel 3. Ger
vence do jist6ho mesta, tesili
Sc hudebn1ci, re 81 pc dlouhe
ceste odpocinou. Byli vsak ne
mile prekvapeni, kdyz rano by
Ii povolani do 1pln6 prazdneho
divadla a dirigent jim nafldil,
ably povstali a zahrali Star
Spangled Banner. Ones je
ctvrteeho cervence", pravil, a
pc zahranf je postal domG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
(Kabely Vseslovanske tiskove
sluzby.)

Ma Bozi hod velikonocnf sal
Wy z pusek znely pc celem Slo-
vensku ma oslavu velkeho swat
ku Vzkfisenf stejne tax jake
pozdrav slovanske Moskvy slo-
venskemu lidu ma rozhlase. &C.
lie Slovensko slavic tento den
jake svatek, symbolisujfcf move
vzkriseni slovenskeho lidu a
Ceskoslovenske republiky. VI
ma radosti a nadsen1 zachvatila
cele Slovensko, kdyz vyslo ma
ievo, re bratrska ruska arma-
da dosahla S 1. ceskosloven-
Iskou brigadou vychodnfch hra-
mic Republiky.
Zpravy, ktere sem dosly lici,
jak slovensky lid odpovedel ma
radostnou novinu, ktera Sc roz-
sirila jake pozar mesty a obce-
mi celeho Slovenska. Obyvatel-
stvo Sc vyhrnulo do ulici a ma
namesti. Lid vSude prohlasoval
"Diky nasim ruskym bratrfm!
Dockali jsme Sc vzkf1seni. Jest
dobrym znamenim, re nasi O.
svoboditele dosahli ceskoslo-
venskych hranic zrovna V ten
to den. BGh sam je vede, ably
nam mohli pfinesti svobodu!"
K spontannlm demonstracim
doslo pred kostelem V Presove,
kde velke davy slovenskeho H.
du pocaly zplvati mad Tatrou
Sc blyska'. Nacistictf gardiste
Sc marn6 pokouseli zdolati tuto
demonstrate, ale davy byly pro
ne pf1lis velke.
V Turcanskem Sv. Martinu
a v Ziline slovensti vojaci opu-
still pc zprave, re Rusove jsou
S ceskoslovenskymi vojaky ma
hraniclch Podkarpatske Rusi,
sva kasarna a pochodovali uli-
cemi, %zp1vaj1ce vlastenecke pf-
she. V mnohych slovenskych
mestech gardiste strhali sve
odznaky a pfidali Sc k demon
strantGm.
Ceskoslovensk6 a slovenske
vlajky Sc objevily ma mnohych
tovarnach v Bratislave. V ma
bitych restaurantech a kavar-
mach slovenskeho hlavniho me-
sta lid mluvil S nadsenim a
vzruSenim O postupu ruske ar
mady ma hranice Ceskosloven-
ska.
Nemectf ddstojnici a vojaci
vidouce tuto naladu Slovak1, u
Znali "a moudre Sc z techtO
mlstnost1 vytratiti.
Zprava z Banske BytTice hla-
81, re vsude ma horach podel|
feky Hronu cd Polomky az Ike
Zvoleni plaly velke ohn6.
Kdyz zprava O ruskem po-
stupu pfisla do NEST vychodni-
no Slovenska, skoro jedna ire
tina slovenskych vojakIG zmi-
zela re svych ubikaci.
Slovensko uvftalo S nejvetsf
radost1 pf1chod Rude armady
csl. l. brigady ma vychodnf
hranice Ceskoslovenske republi
ky. V6ff s d6verou v rychle Vi
tezstvl. Slovaci p1jdou do bo-
je a urychl1 prfchod svych O.
svoboditelG. Zabranf nemec-
kym brigadam zniciti sloven-
ska mesta a osady ma 1stupu.
P. Gruenwald.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

Vych Vodcov ktory boil trfzne-
ny, pronasledovany "a pravdu,
ale duch pokrokovych vodcov
este vzdy zije a l'ud pokroko-
w Dol, ale je, al bude navzdy
prikladom a tax pravda VITA
ut must. Ale bez prace a bez
organlzacie v1taztvo same ne
pride a preto name vSetci spo-
lecne pracovat a bojovat proti
nepratelovi.
Potion predseda S. N. S. pred
stavil predsedu SLOW. Dem. Klu-
bu p. Alfonza Cmeru, ktory
sorganizoval S. D. Klub V Bal
tlmore, Md. s pomocou niekol-
kych slovenskych dem. zakla-
datelov. Je dnes ma prvom mi
este pre- vsetkych slobodu mi
luj1c1ch Slovakov v Baltimore.
Predseda S. D. Klubu us vi
eli, re Ia co SINE my Slovaci spo
locne pracovali, re to US prislo
do zivota S. N. S. v Baltimore
a sl'uboval plnd pomoc novoza-
lozenemu Sboru {. 100 S. N. S.
a povedal, re Dude pracovat
vsemozne ably S. N. S. bolo pri-
vedene do pln6ho zivota.
Pozatlm predseda S. N. S. po-
dial resolucie: 1. pres. Roose-
veltovi "a priatie 4. termfnu,
druh1 pres. Edv. Benesoyi G. S.
r., treta generalovi Svobodovi
do Sovieckeho Svazu a stvrta
Marsalovi Titovi do Juhoslavie.
Resol1cie boil jednohlasne pri-
ate a zaslane ma urcita miesta.
Potion zahajena dobrovolna
sbierka pre- Pomoc Ceskoslo-
venskeho Odboje ktora vynies-
la ma $77.6O. Cely vyt6zek CT
nj $114.86, zaco ia v meme
Sboru {. 100 S. N. S. V Ameri-
Ike vsetk1m darcom srdecne
6akujem.
Boil to maly zaciatok a s men
Sou navstevou ale velky pri-
klat pre- slobodu miluj1ci Pud.
Pozat1mto bolo by len najkraj-
Sou vecou ably Ustredl, to jest
Sdruzen1 Csl. Spolkov sa zauja-
10 praci a svolalo delegatov
vsetkych ceskych a sloven-
skych spolkov, we'd US je cas-,
abysme sa vseci spojili a zauja-
Ii jednu spolocnd velk1 vseo-
becn1 financn1 a podobn1
kampan pre- mas Csl. Odboj a
ponce tomu nas6mu Fudu, kto-
ry boil okradnuty O vsetko a
veil most krv prolievat "a OSLO
bohemia svojej vlasti. Len 81
vezmime ma pr1klat Lidice V
Cechach,zde uz ami Panboh ne
mohol pomoct proti krvavemu
zlocincovi, ale ma iHtlerov roz-
kaz ten cesky, slobodu miluju-
CT l'ud, mosel bit smeteny S pO-
vrchu zeme. Ale nasa Csl. Jed
notka 81 nasla pomoc slovan-
sk1ch bratrov, ktory bojuju pod
komunisitckym praporom,s tim
najzdravsfm rozumom.
Ia pomoci cervenej armady
naSi bojovn1ci smet1 Hitleris-
mus S povrchu CSR. a tieto tas-
kosti nas6ho odboja neuzna len
ten, ktory nema zdravy rOzum.
S. L. Sebo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Destinova.

o Destinove napsal kdysi je-
den list pochvalnou kritiku, a.
lie pfipojil, re toaleta nebyla
vhodne volena. Destinova Sc
ola a napsala dopis, kde vysve-
tluje, proc 81 oblekla prave ten
to Sat, a poznamenala ma ko-
nee: "NepTehlednu V liste mic
pTece vfte, re jsem stale ma
StraziI"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
DOPIS.
Baltimore, Md

Baltimore, Md.
Bola usporiadana prva pred
naska Sboru 100, S. N. Sdruze-
MIA v Amerike 2ho apr1la 1914
v nedelu popoledn1, spojena S
filmom "Svet vo vojne''. Nazov
prednasky boil: "Zaco my anne
ricky Slovaci bojujeme". Ale
napriek velk6ho dazdiveho po-
casia bola navsteva zmensena
q pri dlksom obcakavania nav
stevy a filmoveho operatora,
pricom sa cas- pretiahol.
Predseda brat S. l.. Sebo pri-
vital obecenstvo a zahajil
prednasku, pc pricom bola "a
zpevana americka hymna "The
Star Spangled Banner" al ces-
koslovenska"Kde Domov Mil
a slovenska mad Tatrou sa
blyska.": Potion nasledovali
zastupcovia ceskych spolkov.
Vtedy predseda S. N. S. pred
stavil zastupca Sdruzenf Csl.
Spolkov m1stopredsedu p. Jos.
Vonaska, ktory privftal nase
S. N. S. v Amerike, ~novo-zalo-
zeneho Sboru {. 100 Balti-
more, Md. Vyzyval do spolu-
prace pre- odboj a pomoc Cesko
slovenskeho odboje, vsetki ces-
Ike a slovenske spolky a organi-
zacie "a novou a lepSiu Demo
kratick1 Republican.
Potion predseda predstavil
zastupca G. N. Sdruzenf preds.
p. J. Kaspara, ktory pozdravil
S privitna1m S. N. S. a pochva-
loval baltimorskich Slovakov,
re vykonali pekny kus praca
ked zalozili Sbor S. N. S. v me-
ste Mason a povedal, re name
box pri boku spolupracovat S
6. N. Sdruzen1m a pomahat
naSemu ceskoslovenskemu Iu-
du tam "a moron ably svojeho
otrocitel'a nacismus a facismus
mohli elm skor vyhnat z CSR.
ktory chce vrhnut do vecneho
otroctva cely slobodu milujfci
l'ud.
Pozat1m predseda predstavil
tajomn1ka G. N. S. Ferd. Kala-
Sc, ktory pc privltanie noveho
SbOru S. N. S. sl'uboval skvel1
spolupracu a pomoc naslm bo-
jovnfkom prot bestialnemu ne
prateli Hitlerizmu, v com po-
ukazal ma ceskoslovensky pra-
por, re keby tam modry troj
uholn1k len mohol bit vesf, re
abysme boliN silnejs1 co cesko-
slovensky narod, ale jeho smi-
sci a sfla tolko naznacovali je-
still by tax boil mohol obiat do
r1k cell svetovy nacismus a ia
tax by no boil rozdrtil
ma prach a vyb1sil no do vzdu-
chu. Pozat1m nasledoval hlav-
ny tajomn1k Pittsburghskeho O.
kresu S. N. S. v Amerike pan a
brat Matus Gazdfk, hlavny rec
nix prednasky a cinovnik ces-
koslovenskeho odboje, ktory
referoval O ~svetovej situaciji a
o slovenskom narode, re Dol "a
1000 rokov Habsburskou a
Madarskou vladov utlacany a
vykoristuvany a vyzyval vset-
kych starych a mladych Slova-
kov v meste Baltimore ably sa
stall clenamy S. N. S. v Ameri-
Ike, abysme takym sposobom
dokazali svetu, re mi Slovaci
nelem otrocit alesa al or
ganizovat, al bojovat prot
nas1m utlacovatelGm a ties al
pomahat nas1m bojovnlkom
.semoznymi financiami. V tom
hned poukazal ma Cechov a
Karpato- Rusov, abysme spolu
ruka v ruke pracOVall a V Ieuy
nasa praca Dude skvela a ziad-
nj zpiatocnfci ami nepriatelia
mas nepremozu v nasej spolu-
Len takym sposobom mozeme
1obre pomahat nas1m cesko-
slovenskym bojovn1kom "a sko-
e vybuduvanie novel a silnej-
lei Demokratickej Republiky
"a pomoci nasej Slovanskej So
7ieckej Cervenej armady.
Ia hlavn1m recn1kom nasle-
loval predseda s1druh p. j..
Kris, Vzdelavajuceho Spolku
ookrok Baltimore, Md, ktory
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Slovensko vita nadsens postur
Rust.
u. S. Coast Guard Photo

Zprava O pTfchodu ruskeho a
csl. vojska k vychodnfm hrani-
elm Republiky rozs1rila Sc bles-
KEN pc cel6m Slovensku ma
Velikonocnf nedeli. Spontann1
demonstrate v Bratislave, Turc
Sv. MARITIME, Presove, ziline a
jinych mestech. Vojsko a gar
diste Sc pTipojili k jasajfcim
DAWN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
NeporoZumSla.

Matka: Lilly, necht9la bys
konecne vstati?"
"Nebesa, maminko, ably ses
mne ma tohle zeptala, proto isl
mne budila?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

A weekly Bohemian journal
devoted to material, education
al and political Interests of
BOhemians in the United States
Evening star., 1944-07-20

vented one Of our planes from max.
ing = forced landing behind enemy
lines. My husband Is serving In
the armed forces. What are you
doing, skunk"
They get medals and wooden
crosses; We buy War Bonds.
EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1944-07-20

oH TNk Ar TO-DAY.
Mt. 7.0o-Dins Crosby Is guest Of Johnny
Mercer.
MoR. 0:o0-"N Maestro apd Men," Psist
Lore dsn Is 4 ssmblsr whs swss . prize.
fighter and Loses hin Ia dice game
WMkl. $50" Should War Plants b Sold
10 Private Industryf" dixussed,
Evening star., 1944-07-20

VOL. S:30-"vslIsy u Dssth." dixsvsr
d fhs cause sf Rocky Mountain spsttsd fever.
d1Msiilsd.
wN, S:3o-Suhsss w. subway irsasesris.
lion fof postwar wssAinetea Is dixuUsd BY
civic leaders On nsw program.
m. 9:0o-xrssa Shr Seaay 1vtts, Svssi.
WINK. s:o5-Txhsikewsky's "SyMphsay, No.
Evening star., 1944-07-20

3. Ia D Mjol," with Rsns Kinder toadueiiAs
NE National symphsay..
MA. s:3o-vsuoha hsMss. t'sm he
hsNlewer Hotel. alutss ne FDI.
M. 9:30-Aba Ha!s. guest.
MA. WM. VOL. W0P. t0:00-NsIss
5shsssa Devshs Addresses ne Dsmorsiie Con.
vehioa.
M. it:3o-"fsk Seass sf Tie Ams,ius'
tesiuFed BY iAs New World (hsrissss.
Evening star., 1944-07-20
Soldiers Wife Quickly
Rebuffs FIirts With Cord

PHILADELPHIA. ~ One soldiers
wife. when hailed BY romantioally
inclined motorists, passes out little
printed cards which say:
Maybe the gas you waste In pur-
suit Of lone women could have pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

era, have ways OF dealing with il which did not
exist at the end of World War and the beginning
of Gang Era l.
That is why the latter got such headstart
that il actually took decade and half to catch
up with il.
If there is to be a Gang Era ii, one thing is
certain; it won't get that same headstart
Until 1884 when Congress supplemented the
FBI with anticrime laws which made il what il is
today that organization was little more than
inquiry and accounting unit.
It's special agents could not make arrests, could
not carry guns 10 defend themselves. Their
investigative jurisdiction so cirCumscribed
to make them virtually helpless to cope with
organized crime.
But things are different now.
Also, in the Twenties and early Ihirtes there
such whole-hearted cooperation and
mutual confidence now exists between Federal,
State and Municipal law enforcement bodies
This time ready.
Next week i'm his final article, Mr.. Hoover
will tell about what the is doing TO women.
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i n e gangSterS
OF the TwentieS
and early ThirtieS
were born OF social
conditions W hic n
accompanied, n OF
the economic dis
tress which pres
cnt-day pcSSimists
foresCe as a post.
" ar cVcntuality.
but a too great and
TOO quick pros
perity which on.
couraCed, even i'm.
iittet4i . GET siitall4s- {, Il k K
crime.
This condition.
pessimists and OPP
timists agree Zee, is net
likely 10 exist i'm.
mediately after this
war.
But even if the
coming of peace
q q $ PFeeipitatc
another gangster
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and physicians Shellshock, under modern medi-
cal treatment, is not one-tenth the menace it was
in World War l.
T He great majority OF enlisted men, sta.
ustics show, are notably sober and Welbehaved
There is cheering news, too, OF thousands of
young men who have not been 10 church for years
attending regularly the stirring undenominational
services conducted by Chaplains on every front.
Taking all these things into consideration we
well believe that the country should benefit
not suffer. when Johnny comes marching home
Yet. who blind himself 10 the fact that
100000 men, trained TO use firearms and Injured
to their use, thrown suddenly into a country
already tense from war strain and the constant
threat OF subversve activities, presents a law
enforcement problem which must be faced with
alert, wide-opened eyes?
SO much for the dark side Of the picture Now
for the bright The problem exists, yes
But ii is not big as alarmists would have
US believe. and If YOU the public will stand firmly
behind your local, State and Federal law enforce
ment officers it is certainly not an inSouble one
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ing this about speedily
Nevertheless, at time when our records show
crimes committed by women increasing in inverse
ratio 10 those committed by men, of law
enforcement cannot ignore the dire possibilities
which lie in a sudden change in the economic
situation OF any considerable number of women
workers.
Among men war.workers, too, there are bound
10 he adjustments, some OF them acute. Although
the great majority OF family wageearners Will
ultimately find new jobs, they may have 10 stand
by while for reconversion just they did for
conversion.
Steps already being taken both by private
and public agencies, 10 make this period Of stand
ngby less arduous than it was after World War l.
But-even granting the fact that business and
government both face buiding.up and climbing
oack program which will demand a maximum Of
manpower- economists tell that II is unlikely,
for many years TO come, that shall again
attain the nearly 100 per cent employment which
enjoy.
Which does not mean that every unemployed
woman IS a potential criminal that
the FBI regards him as such
What II does mean, though, is that, in a GER
tain percentage OF cases, IL is just true il
in Isaac Watts day that if Man does not
find work for idle hands, Satan will.
In short both men and women face period
OF industrial change. in some cases a period OF
sharp financial depletion, which contains, il
did in the case Of the successful business man
tiles OF evil.
Granting that these economic problems are
not anywhere nearly so tnS0tubtc as dtaTmtstS
would have believe, there remains what might
be called the mental hazard.
Men and women, both those In the armed
forces and those in the war production factories,
have had their course Of life sharply diverted in
some cases deeply disturbed Many families have
been separated both geographically and by drastic
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
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Some Old Rockets of the Dry Fro Have
Been Resurree+ed by Scorci+ies. j. Edgar
Hoover DiseIeses, end in FFaHk, UHvaF-
nished Words Tells Us Whc+ We and Our
Children. and the FBI Are Up Against

OF them won't
want them
Some OF them
Went into " ar
work for patri-
OilC re a & o n s,
some 10 support
families Of men
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100 young 10 work except In
time OF emergency.
For all these reasons, there
may be much speedier and
smoother rehabilitation of
womanpower, girlpower and
old agepOWer than alarmists
predict Domesticity, romance
and old-age security benefits
will be powerful allies in bring
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away at war, some eSpe-
cially the young wives Of
soldiers and sailors be
cause they were lonely
and wanted something 20
do; many are toe old or
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changes in domestic routine.
The hazard should be less with a
gradual return 10 normal conditions With
the-vaet majority e4 returning soldiers,
this will also be true But there Will be
continuing danger from this widespread
disruption while the nation as well as the
peace.
There is a criminal, just as there is
lunatic, fringe around every large group,
however formed. The armed forces and
the war production forces cannot be eX-
-pected 10 be exempt.
Military discipline will have corrected
or eliminated many of the border-hne
cases that got by overworked draft boards