davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-01-06

For Sale-10 weeks old pigs,
$500 each if taken at once.--V. D.
Miller, Box 845, Libby; about VI
mile beyond Gopher Inn. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-01-06

Wanted to Buy-Used cars; '35 to
40 models. Give year, model and
price. Box 1888, Libby. 1874
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-01-06

Wanted-Car, light truck or pick
up, must be in top conditional. B.
Sanders, Phone 20-F-22, Libby
1885
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

DIES oas groBe Chaos eintritt.
,8ielmebr ieben tie 6arin eine
groBange1egte &agne Der Na3i"
portei. @s iit na1nli6 befannt gemor"
ben, baB Die iogenannte abteilung A
oes Observation-Disclosures 6anit be-
gonnen bat, belon6ers rerlaBli6e Sea-
5is als Bartilanen aus3ubiloen> sic
na9 Der geie0erlage untergruno fir
cine Bieoerouferltebung oes Dritten
&ei6es arbeiten iol1en. SSn 5dtpei5er
uno portugieitl6en 8antfreiien lit
man ser Nnii6t, oaB oie oeutiaen
@oloiibertpeilungen zines Cages Der
6inan5ierung oieler Eatiefeit oienen
Iollen."
T T T
Cine lebr be5ei9nenoe 5diloerung
Ser Sage Ser oeuti6en Eruppen in Ser
yeormanoie ienoet Elm oel1tlder &or-
relponoent bon bort an oen ,,8erliner
2otalan5eiger' ,,y}ur oos i6le6te
8etter itebt it6 beute gut an fir Die
oeuti6en Eruppen, neil Die aliierten
6lug3euge au9 i'm 9fegen operieren,
menn er nur aus boben 8olfen faat.
~@lan5enoer Sonnenl6ein uno
'tlorblauer Simmel ltn6 unlere Sem,
oe getporoen", beibt es in Dem 8e-
ritt oes &orreIponoenten.
Die glidli6lten Stunoen Der gnt>
laltung boben Die Deut19en BEL itro-
menoem &egen, ~Wenn Der S9lamm
on nnieren Stiefeln tlebt, bic M4ntel
tropfnaB uno iduer tperoen uno Die
S9isenloder iid nit 8aiier fiiaen."
"aber'', idretbt er, ,,menn Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
Nitt,uod, ben 2. Ausnit 1914

5dmei3er un0 portugieitide 8onten
beunrubigt lino. Siibrenoe S6mei3er
8antiers itno Ser aniidt, fiigt Der
idpeOiide Sournaliit bin5u, ooB ~oies
ie @eloiiberipeiiuneen teinesmegs Ell
men Geriud bon No5is ooer anoeren
oeuti6en &reiien oarlteaen, pripatim
ibr &apitaI in Siderbeit gu bringen,
bebor nad Der geieoerIage 0eS Hei>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

2iebe er5eugt @eeenliebe un6 SoB
gebiert Sob. acknowledgements bot
oteie riidit6tsloie barbarilde Eotung
bon 3ioili1ten 5u elmer SaBfampagne
AnlaB gegeben. SSn England itno &C.
tpiHe @lenente 10 melt gegangen, bic
6or0erung 5u itellen, man iolle als
@egenmaBnabme offene oeut16e Stdos
tie bombaroieren.
g8ir glauben ni6t, oaB Die alli-
ierten 5u oielen Deitteln greifen per-
BEN, oenn oas pi0eriprdde ieg1iden
Redts uno @ere6tigteitsbegriffen, II.
piiroe Die Naiierten auf oieielbe ME,
orige Stufe ltellen> pie oie urbeber
Der &obotbomben. @eredtigfeit ber-
longt Die 8eltrafl'ng oieier ltnmen-
i6en uno 6ieier Sag lit ni9t mebr
fern. l1nre6t ltraft ieinen eigenen
Serrn uno ale Sdulo rd9t ii6 idon
bier ouf @rben. Die 8eltraf11ng bat
@ott it6 borbebalten: ,Weein lit oie
&a9e; i'd min bereelten!"
t t 7
Die &atten berlalien oas itnfen6e
S6iff! Nus auen neutrolen SGnoern
tommenoen gta6ri6ten gebt berbor,
ooB oie Na5igroBen lmo Die @el6.
uno @eidaftsleute in balttger gile
begriffen iin0, @elo- uno 8ertla6en
IN Si6erbeit au bringen.
Ser @enfer 9orrelponoent Ser
idpeotiben 3eitung uNpa Dagligt
Aaebanoa" beri9tet ieinem 8latte,
oab S6pei5er 8antfreiie iiber Die in
LETTER 3eit bon oeuti6er Seite erfolg.
ten groben @oI6iibertpetiuneen an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
1tupplitticbe 3ettldufte

bonn nteni6liben un6 Oolterre9tliaen
Stanopuntt bertperfli6. Dieies 8or'
geben benefit tpieoer einnal, tpte ME-
brig Der Nenid itnten fann, menn
er @ottes @ebote 1tno gere9te meni9.
lt6e Satungen btntanlett.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

Ite nit einem our9 berbillene 3Gbne
ge3iI6ten @ruB, Der il dim Druid
ni6t tpie6ergeben labt Denn nti Der
5onne tebren ou9 Die 5dparme
|ieinoli6er Sager uno Sagerbomber
3uriit -. gs lit INNER sasielbe."
| Ser oeutide Soloot bat Reroen
pie 5diffstabeI n0tie", um hem su
tpioer1teben, pos Damn temutt.
,,gS lit alles iebr eoel uno bon
tiefer SDmbolit erfiillt, bon gepon'
5erten Ser5en unO eiiernem Weut gu
reoen. 9lber eS lit unioglid f9toer fir
einen, Oas bebcnoe Ser5 unter olelem
8olfenbrud BON 5tobl uno @iien itiu
5u balten."
t t T
Wn5 ilnmer 6ranco tut eser niht
tut nm Die 9teutralitdt fetnes 2on'
0eS 3u 1Dabren - Der Rampf ge9en
i'm gebt 1peItcr.
Sn ibrem Observation-Disclosures er'
tlQrte Dor nid)t gar LANCER 3eIt Die
SopietbotldoIt in WalbIngton, Spa
nien lei, obtpobI formeu nibttrIeg'
fiibreuO, tQtla1li9 nit 9itler-Oeutld'
lnnO DerbiinOet. @ntgegen lponll9en
Hreliemittellungen tanlpfe nnb wle
Dor cine panilde 2egIon ouf oeutf6er
Seite in &uBlunO, uno swur an Ell
nem Abl6nitt Der BoltbotD-Jront,
unO au9 elm uipltematim Beritartnn'
gen empfangenOes" iponIlhes 2uftge"
! iI9maoer lei an Der 0ltliaen Sdlo4t-
linie itatloniert. ueberbaupt lellte
Spanien Dem 0ritten Nei6e manntg-
| fa9e uno gan3 Delentlide 0ienlte, unS
Die lponil9e 9teutralitat lei uur sine
6inte, Die Der oeutl9e SmperialIsmuS
mnenoe, UNI lth 5ponieus fir leine
3mede 5u beoienen: cine Bebol1ptung,
Die Bis ieBt zines 8etpeiies entbebrt.
$50 es gegen Sranco - ODER iiber-
boupt gegen cine nidt tiuts einge-
1tel1te &i4tung - gebt, lit Die ,,Ooer-
| ieas Netps IgencD' rnter aen laute'
lten 59reiern. gor tursem lieB fie
|f9 aus Merito meloen:
Spanil6e Wonardiiten une 6nlan
giiten baben. mie Oberieas Retps
Ngencp aus 0iplomatilben &reiien er-
fGbrt, einen Ylan ausgeorbeitet, Der
lspanien ols 3entrum oes Beltfaidis-
mus no9 9itlers 5tura aorltebt. giH
Wemoran0um iiber Den Slan Unroe
| Dem Dittator 8ranco eesen ben Is.
De5ember itberredbt.
Sn oieiem Wemoranoum plrs
6ranco Ger Gori9lag ge1nasbt, leIx
Hegime nit fleineren &onsellionen an
oie 9lQiierten 81 retten, ia, ioear 5u
errpagen, oh Spanien nidt Elm Blind
mis- nit england abi6lieBen leae. 9ie
8erfailer oes WemoranSunas areu-
nentieren, oaB fonIeroatise, ipanilde
&egierungen itets auf slanaenoem
SUB nit 2onoon tansen, pabrens
reuolutiondre uno 2intsreaierungen
in Spanien England frtti}4 beban-
oelten.
England, 10 miro in sem Remo.
ranoum peiter geiagt, aas fd aui,
iden ben Ser. Staaten uns auBlans
tpte in elmer 3ange befinset> bdlt
lbon Iusi6ou na6 AaiierteH a.lf Dem
|
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

re1pon0ent" oes sc. =. US. y. aus 9tom
beridtet, lit Dos Sta6t6en &iiiit, oas
fir Die ea1t5e 6riitlide 8elt 10 eng
ntit bem III. Sran3istus berbun6en
lift, bonn &rtegsterror oeridont ge'
blieben.
,,Iiitit tpar bon ben Deutl9en als
SoIpitalitabt erfldrt tporoen'', beri6.
tet Waior @rne itDe 8alo bon Der
alliierten Gontroltommiiiion, vltno
Der fommonoierenoe oeutlde Sffi5ier
bielt Itreng oarnuf, oaB in oer Staot
Aiiilt tetn religi0ies ooer &un1tmonu'
ment 5erltort ooer beidGoigt tpiiroe.
0ie &atbeorule bon Soligno oage'
gen tpuroe, nod oemielben @etpabrs.
mann, itarf .bei6d0igt. Au9 Die Sir
6e bon Nun3iotela neb1t ibren toIt=
barren Runlti6dben lit faIt gan3 5er-
ltort. 2ei6er - 1Die Oeaior Oe 8alo
beridtet - fielen onoere altebr1piir-
oige &bteien nit foitbaren &uniti6at>
gen Bombeniiberfdllen gum Spfer. 90
8. 8. fielen 5tpei 8ombentreffer ouf
Oas aloiter ct. S9oloitifo. Dosl slelbe
ltegt 3tDiiden Dem Sacro 5peco uno
Der Staot Subiaco. @s lit Die &eIi,
oen5 oes 8iidofs Simon 2oren5o 5nl,
bt, Gbt bon 5l,biaco uno 6as Wfutter-
baus Der 5tpei 8eneotttinerton1munt.
taten fir Wanner un6 5rauen. In.
ter Der teiItpeiien 3erItorune puroen
tDertpoue uno unerieslide &un1tI9QRe
bernihtet.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Der !
8aiilito bon Sm 2oren5o, in Der
Rdbme 6es 8abnbofs in &om 1tno
bereits in angriff genommen NOR
0en.
8enieer ibtper beiaaoigt muroe
oas 5eriibmte @iiter5ieniertloiter BON
@aiamari. Die foitbaren forbigen
@lasfeniter ipuroen bon Der @rl6iit.
terung einer in Der Ndbe befinoli9en
bomboroierten Bride aeri9mettert. |
Die 8ibliotbef uno Die Mr6ioe tpur-
Den bereits Dor etli9en 8o6en in
Si6erbett gebra6t. Das Mona1terium
tpuroe ni@t beidabigt> aber oas ST.
mere tpuroe bon ben belagernoen Delt.
iden libel 5ugeri&tet.
Dte beriibmte Baiilianerabtei @rot.
taferra in BEN Acknowledgment fiel Ell.
mem Bombenangriff 5u1n Opfer.
S9on 1924 9etpeibt, tpur6e lie inn
18. Sabrbun6ert boQtg 1,1ngeiteut uno
erbtelt mertoolle Woiaiten uno 8il.
Der. Cine 8ibliotbet, oarunter lber
100 9riediidbe Sanoidriften, tpuroen
poaig bernidtet. sSn ser Mbtei tparen
25 Won9e allein oamit bei9aftigt, |
Die Seilige Sdrift gu erforiden.
t t t
Seoer - nit Musnabme Der barba.
rtiben urbeber - berurteilt Die SO.
botbomben, bic ieit Wo9en in gng.
lano unbeteiligte 3iptlilten, 5rauen
uno atnoer totem uno perpunoen uno |
9ir9en umo uobltdtige Anltalten 3er.
ltoren. Dieie aufs @erotetpobl un6
ms unsesuiiie binauseefanoten Bom-
ben baben feiren militGrii9en 3tped
uno foanen BEN Gang bes arteges
tetnesnegs beeinfluiien, ia iie iino !
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

Hon. Roscoe Pound, Dean Emer-
titus Harvard Law School, Clar-
ence A. Barnes Is an outstand-
ing lawyer and a leading Re-
publican, He possesses a high
appreciation of the duties of
the important office of Attor-
ney General. AS a former State
Representative, and holder of
other offices, he has rendered
invaluable service to his District
and State. Clarence A. Barnes
is dedicated to the principles
that "the foundations of Justice
are that no one shall suffer
wrong; that the rights and in
tereSts of all must be thorough
ly safeguarded if our republican
form of government is to sur
vive; that assistants must be
selected on the basis of ability
without regard to race, religion
or color. Recently, Roscoe Pound
issued the following statement:
THE people of Massachusetts,
should avail themselves of the
opportunity to elect such an
able lawyer as Clarence A.
Barnes to represent them as
Attorney General"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

that are available that he has pro-
duced upwards of 10000 tons of
coal during these active years. This
would be 1850 carloads of SO tons
each, or 35 average trainloads.
These trains hooked end to end
would cover a distance of more than
Is miles. Also, he has accomplished
all of this work without a single lost
time injury during these 60 years.
This is the third United States
war during which he has helped to
get out the all-important coal that
serves industry to make the nipple
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

New England's Teachers are
doing important work. They are
helping our youngsters get ready
to carry on tomorrow all that we
are fighting and working for to-
day." This quotation appears in
the street cars on a card bearing
the face of a little girl. Curious
ly enought, the face is red, al
though the picture is obviously
that of a white child. I have
looked at that card so often, and
I wonder. Are they teaching the
equality of all human beings, or
are they still teaching the super
iority of the races according
to color? I wonder.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

Ethel Ramos Harris is in Bos-
ton for a few weeks, and she has
certainly brought the piano un-
der subsection. l heard her ar
rangement of spiritual melodies,
and an original song. I believe
that she has a great future ahead
Of her.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

5ama mines and arrived In West
Virginia in 1918 where he has
worked ever since in the bitunli-
nous coal mines.
The proud possessor Of more than
$4,000 in War Bonds, Prude has de-
S clare that ggofin Ing hro a1d b th T
retire T when the l present pres war IS
over. while the war lasts work
10 buy bonds; today I loaded 10
tons of coal. When the war is over
sets me down an rests" he told
his employers.
During the more than 60 years
Primes Prude has been in the coal
mines he has been an actual coal
miner for so years. Coal company
officials computed from the records
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

Rev. S. L. Layiscount occupied
his pulpit at st, Mark Church,
Sunday, July 8, after attending
the Congregational Council at
Grand Rapids, Mich. He gave a
very encouraging report from the
Council, and painted a rosy pic
ture of future race relations.
Fern VIM was the soloiSt for the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

I had the pleasure Of hearing
Prof. Claudius Broadfield sing a
solo, at a concert last week, Al
though have known him many
years, it was the first time I
heard him solo, and it left me
with the desire to hear more of
him.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

ments Of war, the steel for ships,
tanks and planes, and the power
and energy for IS percent of all
the manufacturing.
Born in Jefferson County, Ala
bama, February 10, 1878 Prude is
presently employed at Eyerson in
the Consolidation Coal Company
Mine No. So. Chester A. Arthur was
president when he started work as
a youth.
Each day he mines enough coal
with machines to make IL one-ton
aerial bombs.
He Is a firm believer In War
Bonds and says he will support the
Fifth War Loan with as much as
he can possibly invest.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

think it would be a good idea
for you to tune in and hear the
broadcast from Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church, Sundays at 3:45.
The Royal Light Quartet is 60
ing great guns.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

noting the candidacy of Hon.
Clarence A, Barnes, present
member of the Governors
Council, for the Republican
nomination for Attorney Gener-
al. This committee is headed by
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Fred
erick S Speaker wish to thank
all who showed sympathy
through the many cards offer
ings and flowers.
His Family,
Lillian ]. Speaker, mother;
Frederick r. Speaker, father;
Pvt. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rice,
brother-in-law and sister
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08
0'BANYOUN'S OBSERVATIONS

day, and she rnedered two beau
tiful songs.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

Correction: In the issue of
June "a, the bass singer in the
recital at Boston Conservatory
was Paphus Villa msof Roxbury
NOT RaphuS Johnson.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08
90 Years In MineS-PrOd1ced
10000 Tons COGL-Buy Bonds

WASHINGTON, JUNE co.
Primes Prude of EYerson, West
Virginia, has been named by the
Bituminous Coal Institute as the
champion coal miner of the country,
having just rounded out go years
in the mines.
He first went into the coal mines
at the age of IL as a trapper, which
in those days was a youngster who
acted as tender of the ventilation
doors for the mules that drew the
cars Of coal. He started actually
digging coal at II or 10 in the Ala
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17
State Public
Is Becoming
Tax-Conscious
by I lynn NISBET,
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh. Feb. l7.-rha, North
C.aoIiuiams a.r becoming more tan
,ou.y.uus rs evidenced by the ,cnn,.
~ .,uuv,ls tor official rulings by tho
attorney general. In Il dIgcS, 81 on
....n. sisted during ,hr past few.
weeks. aud released fui uublicn..r,
Thursday. by Attorney General fia,.-
- NcNuilan questions about lam
,.uu occupy a large place.
Among the opinion. arc The fol-
iuNlu--
Farm crops owned by and in DOS
r.u -. the grower are uXrr.u,
..u. .i yuiu'vm taxes tor the ven.
following production under a lp%o
.,' 80 the legislature.
PERSONAL prr-"rty is supposed f..
a. listed tor dd valorvm in,r, ~ tho
e.. tovrc 81. The uWncl. however
n..,., % iaNI 'Lh operator 1--we, ONT
-. e. rir cay limits and Operates i'm
..J,. '"r automobiles used aru,;ir.
d. '.>.ul' titus within tic cty and
may hr ,.%cd by il,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17
Judge Harris Is
Hoping To Better
Paroling System
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily DiSDatrh Isure,u

Raleigh, Feb. l7.--Appointmcu, of
Judge W. I. Harris 10 the State Pro.
DatiUn Commission may prove some
liing more than Jli,t another posi-
ton Tor an eminent juriS; Cover
nor Broughton on Wednesday an
pointed Judge Harris 10 Ill! the vac
ancy on the commission created bv
resignation oil hathaway Cross.
paroles commissioner, when he en-
tered the -rmy.
Judge Harris has long been 'n-
tcrcstcd in this project. and IN con-
VtisatInn with your reporter soon
alter his appointment Wa announced
he outlined some OF the !G"l. e.. ms
for increasing lis efficiency in re-
habIltiaing citizens who may have"
been Oy"rtakcn in = faaIt and come
under jurisdiction "r the c..min !
courts.
The Judges idea is tina, probation
should III carefully used and invoked
only WnCn ;h,rr Is good Evidence thn.
the p:Obatloncr can be S,rnishtcurG
Out and turned INTO useful living. He
thinks that judges. particularly souc
o! the recorders and less Cvprrlcm, "a
superior bench iuIists. pat tu, many
persons on probation WhCm there $
no hope q! il doing them any good.
This ouly increases the burden %
the PROBATION st II. imposes nccc>s';v
for keeping tract; Of rCcIlc.tran- pro
ba,.uucrS. win final result thc pro-
baton Is revoked and the person .,u'
baCi: 10 prison.
The Judge goes further with HI.
idea. In cases where practitioners do
make good. rcinSta;c Themselves a
useful occupations an. make Cop,,
citizens FOR several yc Is. no Ncu.c
have the cntirc record u: then case
destroyed. 80 that there would Du
nothing - show the lapse.
lUds" Harris doesn't expect TO get
tins program through rigg. aWav.
lie isn't sure il will appeal to the
Oihcr members OF the commission. all
cXc,,i,ni men and just as much con-
cvlm"d as he is with the problem.
nui ., is What he feels ought - h.,
u goal "a strive fu:. nd nc j. wiling
10 give sumo time tn bringing il
about.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17

=: % aUtcrcblls l-"rrp &c, fo,.
resilient Owner Iuts eI.,, ~.
I'''pi"'lIy clause pvlmiitiup ell
i"'ilN -! other StI,r- ;o ms. tr,,.
nome tags Iur a. hong a. ;h,I. sI,i,.
'''"%hi|cS the y. {. tag. Eu if ,Lr
u. Is III TINS st,tv Du january | IA -
S"pltc' I" li>lIng and taxes. No ,.x-
''puoh Is maze IN cilhc:. instanr. in
'"N"f oi automobiles owned hv
"'v!nbrFS OF III" armed services
y person Vii" resided IN N.ri,,
I"fuiln" about 80 percent of tie linn.
IN i9i3 and who will probably con-
Unite I" spend hall ms time h,.,,.
Nus 'hr burden OF proving ura IA, -
lo' resident OF the state ION. uYtrr-
siDir and income taN p,,lpuscs.
Stat" employees, liyinu 40, .-,.,..
property located within ruluu,.,t,. /,
m.'> eli 4 town or ciiv. rrr r,n, -,
"Inr' iI"n The payment q, r,r,rir,,,,I
* '"Ir!HN taNCS un personal I,.',n-
'.tV o. from the Ecvn So" IAN an ,.,,t.-
NOODLES.
Where WA bond. ;.l., ISSUED IN r,-
u"nt.s and urv al the owners. do
I'' S'"'" i"h"Er'n:cc taE Dppllc, ola
'h''' iHr' ui tho Drnus p':rrha.,,,
" ',h mooney belonging t. tn" c!.c,d-
vn,.
Double "i!Icc-hciiirs Slow ,u in
every "lG"., ui u.'niuu& Tin, ,,mc
'ir rG!unG o. that deputy r,g,s'..r
"i deed, may not .v.vr - = un,.,y
pubic, bat members Of ~cl,ci!yv ser
We" boards ma hold then. office
unless Ih,r" Is >pvCi!.. n.lhIb,rI,,n
AGAINST IN tie statute" creating tin,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17

Eleven miles above tho equator
tur temperature frequently falls Ia
III degrees below zero. Fahrenheit
Above that il gels warmc. raIhc-
than colder.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17

Lovely collars and ia
bots. Fancy and con-
sentative S,y.CS IN
organdy. PIquC. !accs
and many others.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17

Also q complete line
of lace trim and in
scrtion. Just what
vOu have been wait
ing for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Air
Power

from coal and vegetation, Will
become vastly important.
More than 60 per cent of Ger
man high octane fuel il syn
thetic and comes from coal.
And since. according to ceolo-
gists, American deposits of coal
will last us 1000 years. Mr.. For
restals worries are somewhat
premature.
IT CAN be foreseen that the
L reciprocal engine of the pres
ent type will go. just as the
reciprocal steam engine we
used to see on ferry boats Is
gone, having been replaced by
the steam turbine.
The familiar airplane engine
OF this day seems destined to
be replaced by gas turbines.
The propellor-engine combi-
nation now standard will be ell
bowed out by Jet propulsion.
Ahr iiC" 6os wi bulcS VIII use
not only oil but alcohol, all
sorts of hydrocarbons chemi-
caiiy produced from coal and
vegetation.
The rocket planes and tor
pedoes will move on oxygen and
hydrogen.
In short, the emergence OF air
power to first place tn the milf
tary scheme of things may COM
pletely revolutionize the de-
mand upon metallurgy and
fuels in their relations to mill
tary force.
Those who overlook this, and
through inertia continue to base
all their plans on iron and oil,
have not caught the vision of
the new age, in my opinion.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Major DE SEVERSKY

IRON and oil were described
- recently as the two materials
that lie at the base Of every
thing that is done in modern
war"
The description was offered
by James v. Forrestal, under
secretary of the navy.
So fundamental are these ma
terials, he declared, that de-
spite the large reserves at home
the United States also must
dip into the deposits OF Cuba.
Brazil and Chile"
With the death of Secretary
Knox. the specific weight of Mr..
Forrestal in the Washington
lineup has increased.
His voice is the most infuen-
tial in naval affairs,
He is regarded as the most
vigorous opponent of plans 10
merge military services with a
view 10 eliminating duplication
and providing more realistic
organization for the countrys
air power.
In the nature of the case Mr..
ForrestaPs views can be &C.
cepted as representing prevail
ing opinion in upperbracket
naval circles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
One Word Led 10 Another
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer-

have just heard from of my tough sergeants
in the Aeutans up where the South changes direction
He's Bogoslof which got in package deal.
Bogosof is an island wrapped around volcano.
Bogoslof has visiting days like clinic. 1t has
habit of disappearing. If you Bogosof when it
disappears then you don't get the habit.
1t appears again Tuesdays and Thursdays without
you My tough sergeant says Bogosof is the only front
with steamheated foxholes The deeper you dig the
il gets With the result that the peculiarly built
penguin lays nothing but hardboled eggs.
For the first week janitor service on Bogosof
sisted of hot Japs who cooled out The Yanks
then took the best places the back of the stove to
think things
Owing to the heat all snow turned to water. My
sergeant says his colonel drowned in blizzard when
it busted its banks The natives all mountaineers
with webbed feet A hardy
The Mexican hairless polar bear roams Bogoslof with
bisered paws 1t lives boiled fish in gravy low tide
Ny sergeant the favorite form of pedesrianism is
the big apple. Any other kind keeps your feet in
place too long.
Bogoslof would be ideal spot if you could locate
the knobs. Nobody knows where to turn it off and
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