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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
EMBLEM CLUB TO
 HOLD DANCE ON MARCH 25

The Emblem Club of Wrangell ill hold a dance Saturday night, March 25, at the ANB hall, it is an nounced by officers of that organ ization.
 A good time, with good music. punch and refreshments, is promised and a large crowd is expected. On the committee are Mrs. Bertha Christensen, Mrs. Susan Elswick, and Mrs. Charlotte Steear.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
REDS DRIVE ON
 TOWARD ODESSA

MoSCoW-The German army to- uay appeared unable to hold a. galnst the mounting Red army dflVes, At Odess and Nikolay Nazi troops seeking escape by rail and sea had tied up miles of communica- tlons in the mud of the Ukraine. Russian units were about 70 miles northeast of Odessa, Black Sea port. and had drawn semi-circle around German troops there.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
OIL RESERVES TO BE EXPLORED

WASHINGTON - The Navy De- partment is sending a crew of tech nical experts and Seabees to Alaska to begin exploration of the 35,000 square miles of Point Barrow oil re- serve, Representative Poulson of California said in describing the Navys decision to send crews as ''the first step in a definite pro- gram for development of the Point Barrow reserve"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
DOUBLE EDGED GIFT

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. = It. Regina Isacson, WAC recruiting of ficer, was delighted to receive a gift package from the New York department store in which she worked before enlisting. She liked the books and trinkets but is still wondering why her friends sent a package of razor blades.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
TO SERVE "sMoRGAsBORDo

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church is serving 'Smorgasbord" at the church parlor on Saturday, March 25. The price will be $1.00 per person.
 All connoisseurs of good food are urged to attend as there ill be plen- ty for all. Service will be continu- ous from 6 D. m. until 9 D. m.
 Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
NIGHT LETTER SERVICE RESUMED MONDAY BY
 T. S. SIGNAL CORPS

Night letter service, which has been discontinued in Alaska since the outbreak of the war, will be re- sumed effective March 20, it is an nounced by U S. Signal Corps, Al aska Communications System. Start ing Monday night letters can again be filed through local signal Corps office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
Postal Rates
 Up March 26

Effective March 26 a general in crease in postal rates is announced by the Post Office Department, in keeping with the new revenue act enacted by Congress Feb. 25. First class which now goes at three cents per ounce and local delivery at one cent is not effected.
 Parcel post goes up three per cent. The pound parcel you send now for 15 cents will cost 16 and additional weight will go up in ac- cordance. Insurance rates on parcels go up to approximately twice what they are now and registry fees also take a sharp rise. The registered letter you now send for 15 cents will, after March 26, cost 20 cents. c. O. D. fees also are boosted.
 Airmail goes from six to eight cents an ounce.
 Complete information is available at the Post Office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
FROM WHITEHORsE

Joe and George Kuntz returned to Wrangell this week after some time spent at Whitehorse where they were engager in war work. They will remain here for the fish- ing season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
SHE KNEW HIS NUMBER

SHE KNEW HIS NUMBER
 CAMBRIDGE, MD.-Every night for weeks Musician First Class Robert Kennedy phoned his sweet heart from the Naval Training Sta tion telephone office. Finally he got married-to the telephone oper- ator who put his calls through for him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
RED CROSS MEETS MONDAY

Important meeting of the Red Cross chapter on Monday evening, March 20, at 7:30 in the Federal building. All persons who have been collecting funds for the War Drive are urged to be present as well as al othCr interested citizens.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
TO KETCHIKAN

P. c. Mccormack, Wrangell uion- ger left this week for Ketchikan on the Princess boat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17

Bill will be in Wrangell around the first week of April, and as you may recall, is a candidate for the Ter ritoFial House
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
D UREMER IS
 BACK FROM THE WARS

Leo Cremer well known Wran- geiI man who was among the first to go in the Army from here. is pack home with his honorable dis charge after more than IS months in the Aleutians. He got into town this week, the frs time he had seen the old town since he left. Be- fore entering the Army, Cremer was Wharfinger for the Mccormack Dock company.
 Also bavck in town is Sig Veseth, ho was discharged some time ago. Veseth has been south several weeks. Sig and Leo were on the same bleak island in the Aleutians when the going was plenty tough.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17

The mail brings an interesting 1ettar from Wilfred c. "BilP' Stump, ex-Wrangell man, now of ketchikan. Time and space being what they are we won't be able to give you much information from 1t this week other than to report that
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-17
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

The Sentlnel extends birthday greetings this week to:
 Martha Willard. March 19 Robin Ferguson, March 19 Mrs. Maxine OgIend, March 20 Mrs. Gus Johnson, March 20 Gary and Garth Dolan, Mar. 21 c. L. Wies, March 23
 Ralph Hibner, March 24
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8efanRtiitGd)uua

Bemeirbe6iet1er: Gs tuirb befannt
gemadt, oab oIe Niitbdirfe Dor bene
$anier etpeg ittiiiet, tpenn lSes nit
.balo s'itbiebt no Iest fisb's a3iiuger-
|meiiterolnt nei.
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Die aene frnus6fid)e 8egiernus bebt
onfifferifoIe @eIebe auf

Die ttene frnn5Dhidle Ne8ternng bebt
a.. autiflerifaIe 9eIete anf
Die etnltpeiltge De@aulle.&ee
rung in Sranfrei6 bat aIIe bon Der
gidp.&eeier,ne eeeen bic fatboHf9e
Stride geridteten @eiebe aufgeboben.
9urd 6ieie Mbi6offune Der firden.
feinolideu @eiese tpiro es BEN Wit'
alieoern religioier Srben ,sno &on'
gregationen tpieoer ern1oglt6t, Elm
8ommunitdtsleben 5u fiibren uno gu
Iebren uno nirb bas 9riitlid)e Samts
Iienleben pbpitid uno moraliid eebos
ben. 8tele oteier antiflerifalen @eiete
uuroen nod benz erlten Belttrtege
mcbI nidt 70 Itreng ourdgefiibrt, ober
ieit Der Nasi- -Snpaiton Granfret9s bob
cine unerbittlide 8erfolgung geeen
BrieSter un6 Oroensleute an, tnoern
biefeIben h, @on5entrotionslage bar
ten Mrbeiteu untertporfen uno iogar
ernror6et tpuroen.
4 4 4
Satuuft Der MiFiDueu in Sapan
DaIter rno unitder lit eegentpdrtiG
bie Gage Der fatboliiden Miiiionen tm
mititortitiid beberrIdten Sapan. Cine
reIteios. .patrtotiide Bropagonoa be.
miibt 1in. bos Neorale bes iapaniid)en
goIfes aufre9t ou erbolten. Ser DRIFT
Ii1e giuftuB dit sertneer als Elm Rro'
gent Der eo,sen Bepolferaang.
Die Sraee. Oh Soffnune oorbanoen
1T fiir etne Before 8uf,mft oes DRIFT
li6eh RiNionstperfes IN Sopan BE-
autsnortet Der ieit 90 sSabren in iapo'
nii9eu @iifionen tatiee Bruoer So
iepb S. Sanntne, 5.R., NIT einem
enNdietenen ga. Sn relisioier 8e6ie'
Jung bdben bic iaponifben GbriIten
berotIde BetipieIe fir tbren @lauben
aegeben, ia 9Iut lmo 2eben binseee'
ben un6 ieIbft beibniibe Sapaner ba.
BEN m ibrer Beile bas 8eiipiel Ser
gbriften nadeeabn1t. Biele oieier Ser
treter 6es >eetuobnliden Bolfes ftno,
trcs Escpognnba bnrb Stabtos a.u6
BrefN egen ben 3rieg. auf oieieI
f6nnsn Ea,t tUtr atbussen,, nuboem bic militia.
ride Raite ibren peroienteu 2obn er.
baIten bat. 9ie militariide 4aite mag
aeitsuedte ibren NaAteinFlub bebaa.p.
ten, nber bns iapanifd,e Bolt tuiro
nit fetuer Srieoensgeiinnung burbs
brtneen, beion6ers tpenn ibm bic
driitlide 2ebre seboten tpiro. ,Das ia.
pantide Golf it,, tpie bic alten Mii.
iionare iberaeueunssoon erfldrten, In
Der tnneriten seele religi6s." 9ieier
reltgioie @eiit miro iid frei enttuifein,
iobalo Der Srieoe tpieoer IN bic Belt
suriifsetebrt lit.
- 7 T 4
Sroteft eegeu Jrieaeus-M -Mrmeeptan
5opobl tatboIif9e BiidSfe als aud
proteitautiide 4irden baben ith offen
sesen ben Blan Der Refrutierung jun
ger Wdnner alsgeipro9en. @atbolifhe
grabiid0fe uno Bifd6fe baben In ibrer
alidbrlideu geriommlung cine Der.
artige @efeseebung als perfriibt er.
Hart, ,,n6 ben gorihIas eentabt, ben
glan Biz ,aad 6en, arieee 5u beridie.
ben. 6au,it ,rnieren aus benz Rrieg
bei1ufebreaoen geteranen ebenfnlIs
@elegenbeit eeboten tpiirbe, iib iiber
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~~$$~ *eA%b@As@%S HC%A%% VS&A1O% ~
5eidnet Elm oerartiges berfriibtes &C.
Ies als ,,btg plumber" uno erfldrt cine
militarii9e gr5iebung fir unnotig.
,,8ir miiroen'', 10 fiibrt 6as 8Iatt
aus, .,olirh eine iol6e 3tpangsuaB-
nabme eeraoe oas in unierem 2aroe
einfiibren, geeen 6as mir fdnpfen.
aus ben aeuBerunsen unieres Br6-
iioenten gebt nidt flar berbor, Oh er
etne mtlit6rii9e ODER cine onoersor-
tiee ausbiloune befiirtportet.
H. T. T.
8ommnniitifde ltnrmben in Der
Sdtueia
9ie Dor fur5em bon Der Shlpei5er
Resternug erfoIgte Beigerlms, Die felt
Sabren uuterbrodenen oiplomatiihen
8e3iebunoen nit SoapietruBlono .pie"
Der ouf5unebmen, bat neues Del ias
Seuer ser Bropaeanba Der ruiien-
freunoliden io5ialoemotratiiden ars
betterpartei uno Der arbeiterpartei
Der 2infen in Der Sdtpeis gegoiien.
2estere Oreantiation lit bic dltere, ieit
arieesbeeinn anttli6 oerbotene &om.
munilteuportei I'M ne,ien @etpanoe.
Sn beftieen Broteitperiau1mlr,nseu
Die in 8iiri9 uno In anoeren Staoten
Der sdweis abgebalten tpuroeu, er..
folsten bic beftigiten &ngriffe auf bic
oustp6rttge Bolitit Der &eeieruna, De-
rem ruHenfetnoIi9er gbarafter ibarf
oeprurteilt puroe. gs tpuroe cine TO-.
fortige Genoer,tng berlangt u1to ebens
10 bic A,tfbebune Der meiiten gtot.
itanoSmabuabnen tpte Der bei6rdnftet
8eoe- ,snb geriamutlunesfreibett, Der
9eniur,' 6es Or9aniiierunesredtes
rfp. Der Sa1ptfanrpf, Der tpeitere,
proteltneriamIungen onfiin6tet. rib.
tet itb eegen ben auBennriniiter Mar.
eel Btletr@otos urto ben 8ertetoi.
.guugs1uiuiiter @ouaro be Steieer, bic
man Tires amtes entboben baben min.
.tDer &ubeRmiuiiter lit inaptiheu au.
riidgetreten:)
Demeegeuiiber berteioist bic Rebr.
3abI Der biireerli9en 3eituneen bic
go beaetdnen beiipiels.
tueHe bic ,,8asler gsahridten" ben
Bropaea,toafeldsug als einen oireften
Sowietoeriud, Die Sdmeis au ter.
roriiieren, mas uber nibt eelingen
tperoe. Cine Mtloer,tne eetpiiier Der.
bote miro aleroines audi BON oieien
8ldttern oerlangt. Die &egier,tne ieI.
ber nerneinte en1pbatiih ben 8ortpurf
elmer ruiienfeinolihen 9olitit uno er-
flarte, oab tbre Sanolungen ourd
uihts anoeres geIeitet tperoen als
ourb 6te iiberlieferte Nel,tralitdt oes
2anoes.
= T T IT
Ser Oefterret4er 8itte sar Changing
ibrer Sreibeit
Gin Ron1itee 6Iterrei1ilher @atbo.
Iifen in Reip Dort bat iid an Die arne.
rifaniibe $ierardie uno Die aatbo.
lifen amerifas setpanot, nit Der 8it.
te Inn ibr @ebet ,,no nm Beiitano aur
@rlansung reIisioier uno aibiler Grei.
belt fir oas unter oen1 Naaiioh let
oefabe oiterreihiide Bolt.
Das aonitee iest iidb suian1men7
B .N
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,,&erufi 9oDnrunl''
Dds aus rtebr dis neilnsebnteI aus
Ratbolifen beitebenoe 0Iterreidtiehe
goH bat NIT GROCER ausoauer uno
uner1ttiiblider aapferteit ale Sdrten
Der Ra5iitnteroriider ftanobaft ertra-
gen, aber es iiebt itb am @noe Seiner
pbDiiiden ardfte. sdon ieit so Sab.
renfiudten Die Experimentation Gle.
merte @laube uno Moral oes otter.
rei6iiden 8olfes au untergraben.
Na6 bem erIten 8eltfriee begonn Der
So5ioltsmlts feine repolutiondre
Biiblarbeit uno ieit Ser na5iltiiden
Snoaiton bat cine ,tnterbro1ene 8er..
foigtng eegen Die Ratboliten einee.
iest. Erieiter fnb in aon5entrations.
lagern interntert, fatboliibe Sdulen
sei6lonen, Sroensleute beioerlei &c.
idledts aus ibren aloitern bertrteben
nno fatboliIbe Rir9en enttpeibt NOR.
ben. Ille prominenten totboliiden
Saienfiibrer tpuroen t,ts @ef6nenis
getporfen uno otele oeriel6en ermor-
bet.
Ser aampf 6er oiterreidii4eu Sea.
tboltfen fiji ibre religi6ie ino biirger.
lt6e 5retbeit tpiro eri6tpert our6 Die
l1mtriebe oiterreidiider SosioIiite in
ENGLAND llno 1T ben Ser. Staoten.
Die autierten baben ben unter,
oriidten geationen SiIfe berIpro6en
ltto oas oiterreidtide goH lit berett,
oereint NIT ibnen Sreibeit uno I'm.
dbban9tgfeit tpieoer au erIangen.
Oeiterrei9 uno Dor allem Bien tpa.
rem tets eine Sodburg Ser Sfeltgion,
Der Biiieniaatt uno Der &iinite. Gin
sSteoeraufbau bet iabrbunoerteaIten
4ultur fant MIR moeli9 gema6t tper.
oen, tpet1n Die dmerifonii9en Biidofe
uno oas fatboliife Bolt amertfos
setitis utro pbpfiid au StIfe fonmen.
..-.y,... H.. T 4
100000 frans5ff4e 3ibilperIoneu als
@efansene itt Nasirei6
Der Barrier 8eribterItotter' oes
seGg8@. .Dtettftes beridtet aus goris,
Dob mid tnenteer oIs 100000 fran.
5oiiide 3ibtliite1 fi9 III 9oatgefdua.
niiien ,tno Rosifon5entrdtionsloae
beTnoen. DteIe 3abl idlteBt 17,00O,.
900 fral50iii1e arbettsTtIabeu elm,
tnel6e bic Raat au ben berI6te6en1ten
arbetten tn Ro5ioe,tti6Ionb tnpor.
ttert babet1. Dieie. 8ipiliiten iino in
1853 8&on5entrattons interntert.
unter oiefen befinoen :fib @egier,mes.
bea1nte uno an6ere bobe fronaoliide
8eamte. Die beitdnoieen Bitten oes
franaoiHden @piifopats, fronsofifbel
aaplone ben Snternierten au3ultelen,
itno big iest abseidlasen ,poroen.
Selbit Der Sttterbention 6es gapftes
gelang es nidt, Die geaaibeb5roen oa3u
gu betpegen. Niht tpeniger ais H..
100000 ariessgefaneene uno arbei.
Ter mnl1en mad benz Rriege nod
Sranfretf s,1riidgeianot tperoen.
t T #
9as yrohem ber @eiitesfranfen iu
ben Ser. Gtaaten |
Die aiioc. Rreiie beridtet aus ct.
Souls: Ser Braftoeut Der Ameriean
Bublie Seoltb aiiociation, sontbern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
RiIlionett Ill irgenoeiner 2eit.


,,8iefe iehs 0airfionen aeiftia az.
frattfter, bic frei beramgeben, Iito olIe
ref fir Srtenbdufer. sic beoiirfe,,
ale piD6idtrifder gflege, atto nah
reno btele bon ibnen duBerbaIb bebon-
belt tDeroen iit1o Dor Der llnterbrir.
aung IN Srrenbduiern gerettet ,peroen
tonnen, biloen anoere cine ,,Ihapon.
tenoe 8epdferltng', Die oasu Be.
ittnlmt ift, Elm paar 8oden bis su Elm
paor Sabrer irgenotpo IN Srrenb6u-
fern nntergebrd9t au tperoett."
er Iagte, bel fonne oafiir aeton
ueroen; oas auftreten bon Settles
trantbeiten ouourd su berbtroern, oaf,
n1a'. @tnifen fit @eiitesbpsiene elm.
rtdtet> nno 5tpar III ieoem 2anoesteil,
ltno berfubt, bic NrobIente Der ben.
titeflen Opfer feit5uitellen uno 3u ID
ien.
Sie meoi5iniide 8erufssemeinidaft
to1gt an, Den 8ert Ser geilttaen ge,
bonollnlg ais Seil Der @eiamtpfleee
Der Eatienten gu erfe1tner.
"3u otele aer5te, ertIGrte Dr. Wec-
el1ntlc, ~baben gu Iange Die Bfpbhia.
ter u1to yseurologen ats ote ,,gearreu"
ltnter ben Spe5taldr5ten angeiebeu.
~aaeroings baben, felt ote drat-
li9en llnteril.duneen beim Wtlitar
Elm gorberribe11 eeiitieer grtrant1tne
ergaben 1tno ieitoen bas auftreten
oerartiger &ranfbetten Bel ben Streit-
frdften betannt tprroe, 5ie Qer8te 10.
trobI tpie Sic 2aien lire aufruertiam-
felt ottf oieies @ebiet Der We6tstn ae-
lenft, bos iest III groBett 11mfange
ant mebi5iptiden Sori5ont oufSteist."
4 4 4
Hadfriesli6er 2nftnertebr
9ie Donitdnoiee frieoltde Beberr.
i9i.ns Der 2uft no1 bent arieee lit
Der 3pef aabIrei9er bereits ureoni-
iierter 2uftberfebrse Dr.
S. Rorfer Ban 3anbt propbeseit IN
Der q. q. Zines, oaB in seba Sabren
Der Asreis fir 2uftreiien nit 6rei
Gents pro Neile peroe beme{leu tuer.
ben fonnen unb 6oB iiberbaupt Der
etne fotoifaIe Steteerune
erfabren tperbe IN elmer gpoGe, IN Der
,,tein tntereiianter Ort ber Grbe tuei,
ter als 5tpei Gage ea1tfernt ieit tpirb".
Seoenfuus fino idon beute bic gro
Ben neutrality-suspicious. niGt
nur NIT o5eoniiberquerer.ben, fo,toeru
gerdoe3u erouuipannen6en gt6nen
bereits fir Die nddite 8utanft noIl-
auf beldaftist, uno ,,es 1T Har",
ibretbt oas Blatt, ,,ooB bic Guftber.
febrsseieai6 oer Naeinune lino.
tie tpiiroen mad Dem Rriege IN Der
Gage iein, cine &lientel unterbaIb oes
RnamanRibeous su se,uinnen." slIs
bemertenstperte Sauitrierune beiIeu
tperoen 3tffern angefiibrt, tpie ite BEL
Ipielstueiie Die Benniplpanio Central
I1rlines beretts borgeiMagen bot:
Seem Oorf-s2on6ou in 18 Stunoen,
$176; NeD Dorf-Bien III Is stun-
oen, $232.75; Retp Dorf-Galc,.tta
iii So stunben 36 Ninuten, $500. 90!
. T T #
8rokbersise Spenbe = "
Heber $4,000 iinb BON ben au,eri-
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@rokbersiae Spenbe

l1eber $4,000 iino bon ben au,eri-
tanii9en Gruppen alf 5aipan ee-
iammelt iporoen fiir ben Nieoerauf-
bau Der bon ben Sapanern serlt6rten
fatboliiden Stride in @aropan. Die
5umne tD,lroe Mep. Sole Narta Ear
bio, S.S, Dem eirpsigen Brielter aut
Der Sniel aur Gerfiigung geitelIt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

oas Srooaem Der Setttestranten To
ben Ser. Gtaaten +
Die aiioc Rreiie beridtet aus ct.
Souls: Ser 4rdftbent Der anterican
Bublie Sealtb anociation, soutbern
8rand, 9r. McMintic, erflGrt, oab
bon ie 20 in ben Ser. gtaaten gebo.
renen &inoern eines Dor Der M0glid.
tett itebt, ,,eiuen Geil ieines 2ebens
m einem Sanatorium fit @eiltestrasr-
te perbringen 81, miiifen."
Ser in williamsburg, 80. 3d.,
aniaBtge 9eurologe erfIdrte ieiner
@ruppe, bic lpdbre,ro Der 38. Eagung
Der soutbern geebieaI asiociation ei.
ne aonferen5 abbielt, bob es .,fiir iebe
geiitesfratfe Berion, bic III lnferen
Snitit.tionen ,sttergebra6t lit, aebn
gibt, bic frei berumlaufen. ooer iedg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Baruch Heads
NewConnmittet

Washington. Jan. 2i-(AP)-Bcr-
nard NJ. Baruch, T3-ycar-old adviS-
or TO two warmtimc presidents. will
be asked Ia head the staff of the
nelly created House Economic Pol
icy and Planning Committee. set up
yesterday To help get the country
back on Il pcacctimc basis when the
time comes.
Baruch was head of the War In
dustEy Board in World War /. adj
viscd President Wilson on economic
policy. and now is head of PrCsi-
dent RousCvcltS advisory unit on
war ana postwar policy.
The nCw House committee will
take over many OF the activities en-
NISagCd for President ROoScvClts
national resources and planning
board. which was abolished by Con-
gross last year.
Tho committee will study and
make recommendation on such fac
tors as equitable termination uf war
contracts: disposition at surplus war
commodities and guyrrrmcnt-nwn-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Treasury May Simplify
Tax, Seek New Revenue

atC-hOuSc conference committee and,
according TO Chairman George GA,
D. of the Senate Finance Committee.
may reach the White House next
Monday or Tuesday.
One OF the bases for the expected
Treasury request is lis dispute with
both Senate and House estimates Of
the potential yield Of the pending
bill. II takes the view that by halt
ing the scheduled automatic doubling
OF the Soci ! Security ratcs-a step
that would have yielded 81 .A0O.OOO.-
600 more taX-COngrCss cut the bilGs
net yield u little more than $780,
100000.
The department probably viii con
tend That high taxes need not DC
Synonymous with complicated forms.
offering specific suggestions for re-
duCing the taxpayers paper work and
at the same time. suggestions FOR
stepping Up IaIcs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Request OF Aid
By Argentina
Is Expected

Washington. Jan. 27-(APD-Ar-
ScnIina'S new position il relation 10
the rest of the Americas Will prob
ably be clarified when and if she
again applies for lcnd-lcaSc arms
and supplies.
y request for such aid is expected
as soon as BucnoS Aires has COM
plctc rcCricntatiOn of her foreign
policy begun yesterday when she
severed diplomatic relations with
Germany and Japan.
The issue is considered by the
ArgcntincS To be of immense inn
pOtancc because they see themselves
suffering as a South American pow
or in relation particularly 10 Bra
I'll, which as full-flcdgcd fight
ing ally of the United States has
been receiving arms and equipment
since 1871.
What Washington reaction will
be. however. probably will depend
on the extent To- which the BucnoS
Aires government has gone by then
in cleaning up axis spy nests. prop
agarda and revolutionary intrigue
within her borders. II probably will
depend also on the need Argentina
can show for lCnd-lcasc in the in
tCrcS,S of hemisphere defense and
the Allied war effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

Washington. Jan. 27.-(NPD-TaX
5HmpIiiiCdtiOu may be the peg upon
which the Treasury will hang ano-
thcr whopping demand for added
revenues next spring.
Department officials pointed signi-
iIchntly today to President ROOSc-
n'IlS recent budget message in which
INC chief executive urged upon Con-
EfcSS the need for additional rev.
enuc beyond that provided in the
DIll now pending.
Although Capitol Hill at first CX-
Icclcd any new recommendations TO
y" confined TO administrative mat
''f.-primarily implfication--In all
PROBABILITY they will embrace rev.
cchuc only slightly less comprising
uan last Octobcr'S Sl0,50O. 100000
winch under Senate and House
Ilmming-now has shrunk 10 ST.
t0,0OO,O00. This bill now is III SEM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Farm Workers
Deferred May
Be Indicted

Chicago. Jan. ~ CAP) - SclCc-
tive service served notice today on
the l.1OO.0O0 farm workers who
have been deferred from military
service that if their individual pro-
duction docs not add substantially
10 the nations food supply their de-
icrmcntS may be cancelled.
Commander Patrick n. Winston.
assistant executive. National Sclcc-
tive Service Headquarters. said in
= speech prepared for the National
Council oi Private Motor Truck
owners. Inc. that the Agriculture
Department had set crop goals for
1914 substantially above io43 pro-
duCiiOn and declared:
"WC can i'll afford 10 further de-
Tor farm rcgistrantS whose prod,ic-
ton docs not substantially exceed
their own family consumption and
add 10 the nations food supply"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Relaxation OF
WageControls
Being Sought

Washington, T.u. 27-(AP)-Scn-
&tor Pepper. F'lu.ida Democrat. to-
dav expressed the hope that reports
from War Labor Board Chairman
Davis and Price Administration
Federal wage controls as they al-
feet the "whitC collar" worker.
The two agency chiefs were re-
UucStCd to testify before the labor
subcommittee headed by Pepper
which is iuqurInG into economic
conditions among the workers who
nave missed the war boom in wages.
We arc hopeful" said Pepper.
that Mr.. Davis can point the way
toward q relaxation of the govern
mcnt wage policy on wage increases
insofar as it affects the Sub-Staud-
ard groups struggling along with
out sufficient money 10 maintain
health and efficiency
He said BOWlCS would be asked
10 outline the steps taken ny OPA
10 police lis regulations "to keep
prices down 10 minimum for mil
lions Cking out q bare existence.
Tho subcommittee chairman said
testimony thus far indicated tina,
many fixed income workers need
tax relief. higher wages and more
"igid price controls even 10 got by
He has under consideration Il taX
amendment tO exempt from "dOublC
taxation tho amount deducted from
workers checks as social security
taxes.
at docs seem wrong for worker
10 be taxed on The one hand for
social security and on Inc other
hand for income tax on income that
actually is taken before he receives
his check" the Florida senator as
serted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Milk Rollback
Issue Still
Is Unsettled

Raleigh. Jan. 29-(AP)D-A cross
fire of proposals got nowhere to-
day, Governor BrOughton reported.
and the Coble Dairy Products Com
pany Of Lexington. largest milk job
Der in the State, remained adam
ant in lis decision Immediately to
cease wholesale deliveries.
The Office of Price Administra-
lion WAS reported to have suggested
that George COble, the firms prcsi-
dent. continue deliveries until the
matter of three cents a gallon roll
back could be thraShcd out. Co.
bic countercd with a suggestion that
the OPA suspend its order. in Of
iect since January Is. until the mai
Ter could be settled. Coble con-
tends the rollback has cost hiS ST.
200 4 dag.
Governor Broughton asked the
OPA yesterday 10 suspend its roll
back order ID days.