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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

Electronics Guard Plants
Against War Saboteurs

Electronic devices which have
been used to catch ordinary crimi-
mails or prevent their operations now
protect the secrets of Americas war
plants and machinery layouts
against spies and saboteurs.
The most artfully concealed midg-
ct cameras, disguised as lapel en-
blems or fountain pens, are useless
when the spy passes a hidden ma
chine which sprays the cameras
film with destructive X-rays, ruin
GUS to all Photographic negatives
which come within its reach.
Another electronic device as de-
scribed is capable Of reporting the
presence of intruders in an area as
large as good-sized farm. An in
visible alarm beam continuously
scans the desired area.
Another instrument, called ''psy-
chointegroammeter," the newest
version of the familiar Gle detec-
tor" has been found correct in spot
ting lies over 80 per cent of the
time. Developed by DR.. Reginald
D. MacNitt, head of the department
of social science at Wilmington col
lege, it makes use of the principle
that during certain emotions the
electrical resistance of the human
skin changes, becoming lower when
the subject is lying and increasing
during moments of emotional relief.
The mind cannot control the reac-
ton. In addition, the detector re-
cords minute changes in the heart
action.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07
War Spurs SO. American
Drug Industry Expansion

The war has led the other Ameri-
cas- to expand their drug and medi-
cine manufacturing industries.
With imports from Europe and the
United States reduced by the ship
ping shortage, many of these coun-
tries are processing their own raw
materials, to supply the needs of
their own citizens.
Brazil has established its own
shark liver oil industry, to produce
health-giving vitamins formerly OBJ
tanned principally from cod liver oil
from Norway. Bolivia and Peru
have factories for making quinine
to fight malaria, out of the cinchona
bark native to their Andean slopes.
Chile has new plant to dry digi-
tails. Nearly all the countries to
the south now have some medicine
factories.
The first Brazilian mill to process
shark livers was started by the state
of Sac Paulo early in 1913. Pre-
viously the oil had been extracted
by fishermen using crude methods.
With the new mill, quality has i'm
proved rapidly. Shark livers are
put in brine solution. The livers are
then cut into chunks and the chunks
ground into paste. This is put un-
der pressure and high temperature.
The oil is bottled and sent to Sac
Paulo, and there filtered through
wool to remove stearine, and blend
ed to maintain at least $4,000 units
per gram of vitamin A.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07
Banana Leaves

Banana leaves are 8 to II feet
long and two feet wide. They are
not merely ornamental, however, for
they serve to protect the plant when
the sun gets too hot. In the tropics
of Middle America, where most OF
the worlds banana supply is pro-
duced, the MONDAY sun is intense.
Without the protection of the gigan-
tic leaves, too much of the plant
moisture would evaporate.
In cool weather, when increased
evaporation is necessary for rapid
growth, the leaves curve upward,
exposing the plant to the warm rays
of the sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07
Sweetbreads Favorites

Sweetbreads are general favorites
and once they are prepared for cook
ing can be served in a variety Of
ways. Broiled, fried, creamed or
made into scalloped and baked
dishes, they make an important con-
tribution to a good meal. Sweet
breads are the thymus glands of
veal and lamb and consist of two
parts, the heart sweetbread and the
throat sweetbread. As the beef ami
NAL natures. the thymus gland dis
appeaxaA .....sA.ss,l-.--.r
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07
speed Flash Photography

In 1880 Harold E. Edgerton, an
electrical engineer, began the task
of perfecting speed-fash photogra-
ply. His chief contribution is a
gas-filled stroboscopic lamp of great
brilliance whose flashes can be con-
trolled with absolute accuracy.
When set for single exposure,
this lamp produces a flash of even
greater intensity and brevity. By
the dramatic clarity of his work,
whether in motion pictures, multi
pie or single exposure, Edgerton has
brought stroboscopic photography
out of the laboratory and made il
available to the world.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07
Made to Order

There's no excuse for soldiers
in Bryan, Texas, not to write home.
Each week a mimeographed Dear
Folks" letter is written, containing
the fields news highlights of the
week. The letter is intended for the
men to send to their families and
friends. When rushed for time, the
service man need only to sign his
name to the letter and put it in an
envelope. He even gets free post
age. For men who write home reg
ularly, the mimeographed letter
serves as an added news sheet for
letters.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

The trend toward furniture Of
smaller size and greater refine
ment which was observed in the
Louis XIV period gained in that of
Louis XVI, resulting in pieces that
are Enthusiastically of delicate
scale, smaller in structure, simple
and graceful in appearance and Of
refined taste in ornamentation. No
particular feats d balance were at
tempted either in chairs or larger
pieces Of furniture. Like chairs, So
fas and other pieces stood on slen-
der, tapering legs free from under,
bracings.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

Increased slaughter OF hogs means
that as long as we have the present
Vice President. the pigs will not be-
allowed to live at our egpsnae,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

200, 100000 tubes of shaving
cream and toothpaste have been sal
vaged. The drug wholesalers associa-
tion announces,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

General Marshall's visit to MacAr-
thurs headquarters may be as por-
tentious for the G. o. IS the Japss
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

Cinnamon broke the news of the
Cairo parley. Not the first time a
neighbor knew more about our at
fairs than we did.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-01-07

when the brain trust is going out of
fashions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-22
| President Is Expected
Ito Seek World PLEDGE;
Ion News Freedom
BY the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt Is expected to
propose soon that the peace flowing
nations Of the world join In guarau-
teeing q free exchange of news rs
one means OF safeguarding future
peace by promoting better under
standing among nations.
Congress Endorsed the principle Of
news freedom in resolution adopted
Unanimously late yesterday. Previ-
ously, it was learned, the State De-
partment had topped months Of
exploratory work on the subject by
preparing a policy statement which
has yet to be proclaimed.
1t appeared that the Department.
work could furnish the immediate
basis for action by the President
while the congressional action would
serve as basic declaration Of ma
tional policy.
The resolution adopted unani-
mously by both Houses as the final
legislative act before recessing until
November IA is as follows:
Resolved. That the Congress of
the United States expresses its belief
in the worldwide right of inter-
change of news by news gathering
and distributing agencies, whether
individual or associate, by any
means without discrimination as to
sources, distribution, rates or
charges; and that this right should
be protected by international COM
pact"
President Roosevelt is reported to
have had in mind for some time the
idea of inviting the United Nations
to subscribe to a declaration along
that line. The State Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-22

critics Unions COMMITTEES. for con-
scientious directors when he was
sent to camp, was illegally drafted
and ordered his release.
Mr.. Reeves, who formerly lived at
1911 Key boulevard, Arlington, Va.
had charged In suit against the
Lapine camp and Selective Service
Director Lewis B. Hershey that he
was reclassified as an objector last
September and sent to camp with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-22
Court Orders Release
OF George B. Reeves

George Ballard Reeves, who for
merly operated an ONCE at 1874 F
street NV. to advise conscientious
directors has been ordered released
from the Lapine camp for DIRECTORS
near Bend, Greg, the Associated
Press reported from Portland to-
day.
Federal Judge James A. Fee yes
terday ruled Mr.. Reeves, who was
director of the American Civil Lib
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-22

| policy draft covers not only the right
to gather and transmit news without
hindrance but also q promise by
each subscribing country to receive
news within its own boundaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-22

out the customary 10 days grace TO-
file an appeal.
The suit was based on, the action
OF the Pennsylvania Selectiye Serv-
Ice director, who took Mr.. Reeves
appeal directly after his Philadel-
phia draft board had reclassified
him 4-E and sustained the decision.
Mr.. Reeves claimed he had addi-
tional evidence he was not allowed
to present,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

Mrt uno 8eiie, Die 3bne gu reintgen,
8. +. nit 3abnbiirIte uno 8obnpoIten,
total i6dbli6 uno berfebrt tit. Sea-
turpolfer uno Giere, tpel6e uniere raf'
finierte @einigungsmetbooe nidt ten'
men, boben getp0bnli6 bic beIten uno
ldon1ten 3Gbne. Man bat gefunoen,
ooB getofte un6 fem 3ubereitete Spei"
len oie 3Gbne 1dG0igen, robe Speiien
in Ger bon Ser Natlr oargebotenen
6orm ober bic 3Gbne reinigen uno
geiunO erbalten. @rItere Speiien bin-
terloiien in oen 3Gbnen inn flaum'
ortigen lteber5ug tpGbreno lestere
nihts Sen 3obnen S6aolides binter'
la11en.
81 erIteren geb0ren 8ei5enmebl,
3uder ooer irgenoeine aus oieien
5toffen 3ubereitete Speilen. Nud &C.
realien, in irgenoeiner fiinltli9en
F6orm 3ubereitet, gefodte, 9ebofene
o0er gebratene Speiien binterlaHen
eine 6arbung Der 3abne ooer einen
leber5ug iogor Mil6, menn lie nidt
in ibrer notiirliden Sorm genoHen
miro. Dogegen ltn0 oI1e roben 5peis
ien> nomentlid ObIt, an eriter 5teIle
Nepfel, Srongen, 3itronen, Trauben,
@urfen, Welonen ln0 Nii1le Oen 3ab-
men lebr 3utraglid), 5ltnGdIt tpeil man
oie1e Nobrungsmittel oroentli6 5er-
fouen uno nit Spei6el bermiI9en
muB unO nomentlid, neil oieIelben
cine 5ol1re cntbolten, Olrh tpelcbe Die
3Qbne demild gereinigt weroen Mon
ioute oeSbolb leinen 3obnen 5uliebe
no6 ieoer Wobl5eit einen roben Np<
fel, cine Orange ooer lpenigltens ein
Stiif trodenes S6tpor5brot enen uno
Damn ben Ohno nit nidt5 9lnoerem
ols nit flarem 8aller ausipiilen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
- Wer oos &leine ni6t ebrt, lit
oes @roBen ni6t tpert.

Die Oielfad ais Ooreilig un0 ber-
friibt betra6tete 6rage iiber sic 2dn=
0erbcrteilung pie tie 1i9 5tpilden Bo-
len un0 SonietruBlun0 entlponnen
botte, lit getpiB nid)t geeiguet, 0ie 10
mi6tige unO tpelentli6e ginbeit uno
3ulomnenorbeit ser Ser. NQtionen 3u
f0rOern. 8on groBerer 8idtigfeit fir
OoS totbolilcbe Polen lit sic religi0ie
6rage @enn es SonietruBlano ge=
ltattet miro, Die SQlfte oes borfrieg-
li6en golenS Der fommuni1 til9en
Sotpietrepublif ein5uberleiben, 10
tperoen nibt Deniger ols 1ieben Weil=
lionenen totbolii6er Bolen elmer Ste
gierung unterlteben, oie felt Sobr=
5ebnten ieOe &eligion berfolgt bat
0eroen 2itauen, g1tlono unO 2ettlano
bon SotpietruBlano anneftiert, 10 ber-
lieren orei lpeitere Wiuionen &atbo-
liten lire religi0le Sreibeit. 8ie bic
len Ser 8alfunltnoten mag oasielbe
Sos 5ufal1en! 8enn Stolin ser ruiz
iii6>ortboooren Stride eine 6reibeit
geltattet bat> pelde oiele Stride Dem
Stoote unterlteut, 10 laBt iid leidt
oorItellen, mie Die religioie yreibett
oie1er Willionen unter oem fomml1ni=
itiiden &egime beidaffen Iein tpir0.
Cine abnli@e u6reibeit' genieBt Die
tatboliI6e Stride beute in 0adi.
Deuti6lano..
George 6. 5ofolifp >pei1t in einem
ieiner Irtifel bin ouf cine Dor 20
.Sabren bon ben Ser. 5taoten bon
,oem StaatslefretGr 8ainbrioe golbp
unter5ei6nete Note, tporin Sic Ser.
Staaten Elm geeintes, freies uno UNI
nbbangiges 2ano anerfennen, oos bon
ieoer &egierung relpeftiert tperoen
miiiie.
l1no mo- bleibt Ser ,,atlontic Char.
ter"?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10


@an6el 8etetligten, ou6 aus Dem &C.
tp0bnli6en 8iirgerItonoe, it6 5ugleid
|aram6iid uno grie6iId ous5uoriiden
|oermodten. 3tpei bon Den lpoiteln,
an6reas uno Bbilippus, tragen grie-
6ii6e Namen, nu6 Simeon uno Si-
mon lit edit griediif. S6perli6 tpa'
rem 6ie Mpoitel nur notoiirftig NIT
ser 8eltipra6e oertrout. Sic baben
ia ipGter 6os @riediide our miino-
li6en uno l6riftli6en Gerfiinoigung
oes gOongeliums falt ouSl6lieBli9
pertpenoet, mas oo6 cine aniebnlibe
l1ebung borousleBt. Gin beitdnoiges,
bo6lt ouffaaiges uno nirgenoS be-
5eugtes 8unoer miro man 3l1r grfld,
rung fir oie &enntni1le ser apoltel i'm
@rie6iI6en ni6t lei6t annebmen.
Wfon miro ollo io9en miiilen, ouB
0ie 9lpoltel bon SauS aus @rie6i16
DerItonOen baben. ltno eS lit getpiB
ni6t unoerniinftig an3unebmen es
babe in Ser 8abI Der Npo1tel ou6 in
oieler 9inlibt eine Goriebung ge1pol-
tet, OoB lte in Der Nobe Der befobrenen
@anoels1troBe, in Der yeobe Der 5ebn>
ltd0tti6en grie6ii6en @nflaoe, ni6t
melt bon Ser 1tort beaeni1ierten Sri Ite
lSDruS=SiOon l6on friib mebr @ele-
! genbeit batten, alS Oiele ibrer 2an0S=
leute, nit ser WeltIpra6e bertraut
81 meroen, Die ibnen emit melt bien=
li6er iein lollte, ols Sic Wtutterlpra=
| 6e. W}on oorf gelpiB al6 onnebmen,
oaB Ser 9eilono bel Der @abl Der
Apotel oud noG oieler 5eite 93iids
| Ilidt ouf ibren lpateren 8eruf genom=
men babe. 8emerfenSmert lit ou6 oie
Eat1a6e, ouB Die neuteltomentli6e11
Sdrift1teQer portpiegeno nod ser
Septuaginto 3itierteu. 0oS lGBt 1id
om einfa6lten 10 erfl0ren ooB oie
9lpoltel i6on in iiingeren Sabren NIT
Der griedii6en ueberieBung ser 81.
Sdrift bertrout tporen No6 oIle1n,
meint 8ietmann, 0rangt ii6 Die gln=
Inabme ouf ser @err babe audi init
oen IpoIteln grie6iid gereoet uno iie
ol16 in oieler 5prade unternielen
Inter abnli6en l1mI Itanoen tpiiroe
man in ieOem Seminar sic Spru6e
bebor5ugen, oeren Sic gllu&nnen it6
i'm lpGteren 2eben fo1t ol1s16lieBlih
beoienen peroen.
- Wrs. s. @. st., Mu. -
@s gibt wobI mande 8lunenQrten,
sic Or6ioeen Gbn1i6 lino uno oeren
IuSleben baben, ober feine e6ten Or
6i6een lino. Sic 1poblen in WtitteI=
unO Siioomerifo. Oie ldon1ten uno
leltenlten in Snoien.
unlere Betunien 1tannen aus oen
lamerifaniiden Tropen. Oas 1ino pobl
|oie oanfbarlten 5omn1erblun1en, neil
tie Ben gan5en Somner bliiben. 3u
oen belten ousoouernoen 8lume1, bie
|meiit i'm Serblt bliiben, geb0ren oie
WinteroItern uno @brpiontbe1nen.
- Mrs. 9. s., Nebr.
Sic fragen, i'm MnlbluB an 6aS
Dor fur5em angeratene Gerfobren CUR
grboltung Ser 3abne, mas bon beute
|erbaltli6en 3abnpoiten un6 -p11loer 5l1
balten lit. Aus Ser @rfabrung uno
Den Seltitel1ungen moblmeinenoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

2SteueL LSetcletOeH W ~eoeN%|"'I WV
2iper OtO. 6iidleber lit Die itarfite
9uel(e oes 8itan1in 8. 8lutarme iol'
len, pie Bforrer &neipp borl6reibt,
ieoe 5tunoe einen S6lud Mild trins
fen - ni6t mebr, aber beitanoig.
Sonia lit ebenfous blutbiloeno. Weon
lIonte i'm ober ni6t pur nebmen, ion>
bern auf 8utterbrot.
81. @., q. 3. -
Bur 3eit gbrilti mar in Bolaltina
| i'm gemobnli6en golf 81 eoramaii6e
5prade gebrdud1id, in geblloeten
&reiien bornebmli6 Die grtedl1he.
Ser Seiuitenpater @ietmonn, tpel6er
| lib eineebeno init ser 5roge bel6af-
| tigt bot, idrieb t. st. oariiber: Die
grie6iI6e 5pra6e tpar 0omalS Die
8eltiprade. Nud in Bolaltlno mar
lfte feinesmegs unbetannt. Seit oe1n
A. Syobrbunoert b. @br. orong DER
SeQenismus bon Ser einen Seite aus
Qegppten, bon ser onoern aus SD=
rien in oos unobbGngige Suoenlano
elm. geotiirlib folgt nidt, 0oB Nun
! lieoermonn in Balaltino @rtedild) oer>
lltonoen bGtte. Nber 9onoel un0 Wons
| oel bro6ten idon in elmer @ntfernung
BON elmer ODER 3tpei Eagereilen ieoen
8etpobner Bol6Itinos 1ei6t in 8eriib'
rung nit Der eriebil6en Spro9e.
SSremoe Solooten tamen oft ins 2ano
ooer bertpeilten oort. Ser Serfebr
NIT b0beren 8enmten ooer fremoen
Hegierungen ergab Elm neues Beollrt=
lnis, li9 I'M oie &enntnis Der 8elts
1pro6e al bemiiben 0ie eigentltd]e
8olfs1pro6e in Yolaitina par iett Der
perIii6en 3eit oos Nrandllde, oos
|aber in ser 2iteratur feline Eolle lpiel=
te; @el6idte, Ebilolopbie uno Boelie
Hagen in 6en SdnOen Ser SellenlIten.
l1nter ben G0nern un0 beionoerS
unter oen &erooianern nabm Ser
@influB grie6il6er &ultur nod be-
oeuten0 al. 0os AromGi6e lit gon5
our6Iebt nit grie6iiden 8e5ei6nun=
gen fir Son0elspro0utte, geabrungs-
mittel, &lei0un9s1tude, @erGte uIm.
Grotoem lit felt3u1teIlen, OoB 3ur 3eit
GbriIti uno Iange na6ber Die nut1o=
male Wunoart i'm So1fsleben feine5=
megs oem @rie6il6en 8lab gemobt
ibot. @S lit flor, oaB innerbalb Der
8ren5en Halaltinos Ser Seilono nno
| 1Ieine MpoIte1 5uneilt beronloBt moren,
oie Qonoesipra6e 5u reoen. Ole Vtol=
Ie oeS Bolfes miro oie1e Spra6e erz
tpartet boben, tpenigitens bel Ser pri=
poten llnterbaltung. Naein oa bon
oem 0ffentliden @ebraude OeS Nra-
nl1iiden berbdltnisandBig menig per>
loutet un0 li6 bel Oen &abbinern TO-
gar cine getpille 3uriidbaltung Ser
8olfsipra6e gegeniiber fl1nogibt, 10
froet es ii6 immerbtn, ob oas aro-
mGil l6e, 6ns 5uOem urlpriinglid Elm
Sen Su0en nur aufgeorungenes trent
oes S6iom par, fir 81 Dulgar galt> 10
oaB man 1td 0eslelben nur Damn be,
oiente, tpenn es unerlaBlid mar. DaB
ser &eilan6 5utpeilen grie6iid geipro-
9en, ergibt lt9 ni6t nur aus Der I'm
terreoung NIT Bilatrs, ionoern audi
aus an6eren Borfommniiien, 10 aus
ser Heoe anf sic 8itte Der ,,Sellenen"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
6. W., Sbip

&meiIen in folt allen Staaten beretts
in alarmierenber 8eiie 5u. Gin raot*
foIes MeitteI, 6as man freilib MIR oa
ontDenben fann, mo- fein 8flan5en>
tpu6s gefGbr6et lit, lit Betrolerm>
Eerpentin ooer Ben5in, 6as man IN
Die geeiter gieBt. Dem Bflon5entpu6s
tpenieer i6doli6 lit Sol3 ODER tnge.
Ioi9ter &a1t, BEN man auf Die eroe
itreut uno Damn begieBt. Cur 8ertret>
bung oer Imeiien i'm Sauie fann man
Sampler ooer gepulperten S9mefel
gebrau6en. Dos 1t6erIte Wittel, ous
man ieoo6 nur antpenoen oarf, tpenn
feline fleinen @inoer i'm Sauie 1ino
ODER Saustiere, lit cine WiI6ung bon
beroiinntem tpeiBen Nrienif uno ettDos
3uder. 9ieie Mii6ung iteut man in
Eoi1en ooer @lGlern iiberon ouf, no.
ntentlid an Ben Mouertpdnoen bon
ouBen, oenn sic met1ten, beIonoers oie
fleinen 9lmei fen, fommen bon oral1-
Ben.
g[noere Mittel: Man Itreut in Ell
men trodenen 8a6ei6namm fem ge-
pulberten 3uder binein uno legt i'm
an sic Gteuen, mo Itd sic Nmeilen
oufbalten, ooer ins SauS fommen.
0ie Mmei1en frieden binein uno man
fam 1ie our9 @intau6en oes
S6mommeS in fo6enobeiBes Wa1ier
totem.
". s., Nebr.
SSSn ser Musfunft iiber Sen @ebrau9
bon 3innfrout (Sbooe @roB) tpor
ousoriidlid bemerft, man oiirfe 0ieien
See ni6t tGg1i6 nebmen, lonoern et=
tpa oIle 3 Bis 4 Sage. Ser See lit elm
fr6ftt9es &eini9ungsmittel. Or rel
nigt Sen Mogen, linoert 6ie S6mer>
gen bel @riesB= uno Steinlei6en unO
bringt ollen Nierenleioenoen, tpel6e
nit l6mer5li6em l1rinieren geplagt
ltno, auffallenoe &tlfe. 8ei 8lutbre-
6en uno 8lutungen oes Wogens un6
unterleibes 3GbIt 3innfrout See 5u
ben be1ten 9eilmitteln. 8ei NaIenblu-
ten 5iebt man See onr6 bie Na1e bin-
auf.
gfi6t nur BEL gtieren= un6 8lalen=
lei0en, lonoern ou6 bel altbnatiiden
2eiben, BEL Mugenent5iinoungen tpirft
3innfrauttee 1in6erno, ebenfaus bel
Solsleioen (our6 beiBe ltmihlGge),
BEL @ei6Diiren, @rompfaoern, Sd
morrboioen uno 2ungenleioen. @egen
oieies ouieitigen gfubens lollte 3inn-
trauttee in feiner Sausapotbefe feb-
len.
- 9. W., Minm.
9as lit bu6itdbli6 mobr:: gs lter-
ben mebr Men1den 6ur6 ltmndBig>
felt i'm @iien, a1s inn Srinfen. 8iele
Wenl9en eiien gu biel uno 5u oft.
Ser geirnOe Meni6 beoarf nur 5tpei
quite Wabl5eiten am Gage. Mon eiie
langiom, obne l1ebereilung unb ger,
faue gut ale Speiien.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-03
JAP FLEET DAMAGED RIFT NOT DESTROYED

Top military observers, viewing the Philippine naval victory in ret respect. now emphasize that the Japanese Navy has not been des- troyed. However, enough key battle wagons and aircraft carries have been sunk or severely damaged to render the rest of the Jap forces relatively ineffective for at least the next six months.
 Japanese shipyards attempting to turn out enough vessels to keep Japan's long supply lines going will have to devote themselves almost entirely to repairing the damage caused in last weeks historic naval engagement. In addition, the all ready over-pressed Jap steel in dustry with a production of only 9,OO0,O00 tons a year, will be thrown out of gear
 Thus the U. s. Navy has much less to fear in the Philippine waters.
 Copyright, 1914, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-03

the head of an important Allied government flatly that he has to do a thing and he won't do It, then you put yourself in an im- possible position-especially in the Orient, where face" is all-import- ant.
 All this came to a showdown when Donald Nelson and Gen. Patrick J. Hurley arrived back from China and reported to Roose- welt that an unbreakable American Chinese deadlock existed in Chung king.
 NOTE = There is no question about Stilwell getting a good new job, though first he will get a long rest. Months in the Orient bucking terrific obstacles, have made his nerves edgy. Meanwhile, it is hoped that new, more diplomatic Mai. Gen. Al Wedemeyer, who worked closely with the Chinese military mission in Washington, will persuade Chiang to cooperate with the Northern Communist Army.