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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
Continent Subjected
10 Record Bomb Loads
Thus Far This Year

LONDON, Jan. 26. - up - Thir.
ty-one thousand tons of bombs
believed to be an all-time record
Tor the period-have been dropped
on Hitler's Europe thus far this
month from the northern and Me.
dlterranean theaters, an Raj COM
mentator asserted tonight.
TWenty-thousand tons came from
the Allied air forces in Britain,
while planes in the Mediterranean
faeater dropped 5000 on Italy and
more than 1000 elsewhere in Eu-
rope, mostly the Balkans.
Some London air writer's specu-
lated that the 10000 tons from Bri.
tain might in itself be, 25-day
record but it was believed pro-
bable that figure was exceeded in
July, when there were II heavy
Raj and six heavy u. S. raids on
the continent, compared with a
total of 10 heavy raids thus far in
January.
The total estimates are neces-
sarily rough because of incom-
pieteness of official announcements
on Individual bomb-loads.
The Raj commentator said air
operations supporting the Nettuno
landings in Italy had prevented
the Germans almost entirely from
bringing up supplies and reserves
in the daytime.
Recent Mediterranean Allied air
casualties, including Nettuno, were
nicely under" one per cent of
plane flights, he said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
Congress May Vote
Itself Out Of A Job

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. ~
Congress may vote itself out OF
part Of one of its most troublesome
jobs-that of acting as city coun-
Gil for the District of Columbia.
The Houses District of Column
bia committee approved unani-
mously today a bill by Rep. He
bert D-La) to give additional ad-
mlnistrative powers to the Dis
trict's commissioners, thereby re-
lieving Congress of legislating on
minor city administrative details.
District residents have no vote,
except Of course those who have
retained their home-State voters
status, and Congress enacts laws to
govern them.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
Lions Plan Special ~,
Program In Observance
Of 9th Anniversary

A special program in observance
of the 9th anniversary Of Lionism
will be staged at the meeting of
the Wilmington Lions club at the
regular weekly luncheon in the
Friendly Cafeteria at ITO Thurs
day afternoon.
Along with the anniversary Gel
ebration charter members of the
local club, which was organized
% years ago, will be given special
recognition.
The speaker at the meeting will
be Mrs. Gladys Groves, sociologist
and lecturer, from Chapel Hill.
A full attendance of local Lions
is expected at the meeting and
all visiting Lions in the city are
invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
Nurse Wants American
Rights To Be Cancelled

DETROIT, Jan. 2e.-R-Miss
Johanna Treiber, So, German-born
nurse at a Detroit hospital, ap-
piled today for cancellation of her
American citizenship, and Assist
ant U. S. Attorney Louis M. Hop
ping quoted her as saying, eff
could return to Germany I'd be
so glad that would kiss Hitler's
foot"
She told Federal Judge Edward
J. Monet, who granted the ap-
plication, that she became convert
ed to national socialism in 1888
and "can no longer stand the
strain of life as I am liv-
ing it."
An enemy alien hearing board
will decide whether she will be
informed or paroled until she can
be deported.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
INVENTOR DIES


BALTIMORE, Jan. Is. - P) -
Major William E. Hoke, 78-year-old
inventor. of the world famous
"Hoke Blocks for the fin
est precision measurements-died
yesterday at his Baltimore home.
Hoke, a native of Memphis, Mo-,
was the son of Joseh w. Hoke,
who invented the chalk-plate pro-
cess generally used for newspaper
illustrations before the advent Of
modern engraving.
The steel blocks deemed the most
accurate method of making preci-
sion measurements, were produc-
ed by what Hoke called the "mul-
tiple measurement technique -
division of a total error by the
number of blocks and with COM
pensating polishing after the de-
gree Of error is discovered.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
Thursday, January 81, 1914

.ternal peace of the hemisphere. !"
The Bolivian representative here
called the ncn-recognition decision
a great injustice" but he had no
comment on the Argentina move.
Although Hull termed the Argen-
tina action gratifying" several Of
ficials tempered their enthusiasm
awaiting further concrete steps by
Argentina.
The Rio de Janeiro resolutions,
adopted by all the American Re-
publics two years ago, provided
for strong restrictions on trade di-
rectly or indirectly benefiting the
Axis, severance of radio commune
cations with Germany and Japan,
and vigorous measures to combat
subversive activities and propagan-
da in this hemisphere.
Chairman Andrew May (D.-Ky.)
OF the House Military Affairs Com
mittee said Argentinia's step pro-
vided almost total solidarity" in
the Americas. He said it is graft.
flying if they are determined to
take aggressive steps,
Chilean Ambassador Rodofo Mi
chefs said, the news will be re-
ceived with real satisfaction in the
nations of the continent.
Cuban Ambassador Aurelio F..
Concheso more cautiously COM
mented that the action is the first
step toward tablishment of
continental solidarity, broken until
the present by Argentina atti-
tude."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
DAVIS WILL AIR
new RADIO SHOW

CAMP DAVIS, Jan. 26.-Radio
station WMFD will broadcast the
first in the new weekly series OF
radio broadcasts originating from
Camp Davis, Thursday at 700 p.
m. The broadcast, entitled Pass
In Review" is produced and writ
ten by Camp Davis enlisted men,
with an all CT cast, including Cor
poral Don Bryant, former concert
pianist; Private George Sophie,
former vocalist with Tommy Tuck
er's dance orchestra; the '.Bar-
racks Boys" Negro quartette, and
stars for the first time on the air
the famous CT character, 'Private
Sad Sack" Music for the program
will be provided by the 141st Army
Band.
"Pass In Review" will originate
by remote control from Service
Club No. One on the post and is
presented by the Special Service
Offices of the Antiaircrafts Artil-
lery School, Antiaircraft Artillery
Training Center, and the Station
Complement. M ster Sergeant
John Lane, of the AAATC, will
act as announcer and Sergeant
Jack Lane, Of the AAA School will
Private Sad Sack"
"Pass In Review will be broad
cast each Thursday at TOO until
7:30 pm. over WMFD, with other
North Carolina stations scheduled
to carry the program either by
transcription or remote control on
late airings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
Fender County Man
Paroled By Governor

RALEIGH, Jan. 26. -P)- Nine
prisoners, three of whom were
serving sentences imposed for
manslaughter, were paroled today
by Governor Broughton.
Those freed were:
Matte Gilmore, convicted in Cas-
ton county in April, 1912, of man.
slaughter and sentenced to four to
seven years; Joe Small, convicted
in Nash county in March, 1889, of
nanslaughter and sentenced to Sc
ven to ten years; Frank Wilson,
convicted in Fender county in Sep
TENDER, 1912, of manslaughter and
sentenced to five years; Roy Mack
Hughes, convicted in Randolph in
September, 1910, of breaking, en-
tering and receiving and sentenc-
ed to six to ten years; Andrew
Woods, convicted in Castor in Ju-
ly, 1910, of assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill and SEN
fenced to eight years; Henry
Strauss, convicted in Nash in Au-
gust, 1941, of housekeeping and
entering and possession of burg
larry tools, and sentenced to total
of eight to IL years; Major Hardin,
convicted in Castor in March, 1913,
OF larceny and sentenced to two
years; Friday Merritt, convicted
in Johnston County in October,
1913, of assault on a female and
sentenced to six months; and Irwin
Burden, convicted in Bladen coun-
ty in June, 1943,, of being drunk
and disorderly, disturbing religious
worship and assault with fist and
sentenced to II months.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27

Deaths and injuries on war
plant production lines add up to
the equivalent of 900,0 workers
absent a full year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
CONCENTRATIONS OF
> MEAV EXTERNAL CAUSE

Acne pimples, eczema, factory derma-
tits, simple ringworm, letter, salt rheum,
bumps, (blackheads), and ugly broken
out skin. Millions relieve itching, burn
ing and soreness of these miseries with
simple home treatment. Goes to work at
once. Aids healing, works the antiseptic
way. Use Black and White Ointment only
as directed. 10c. Csc, SOC sizes. 25 years.
success. Money-back guarantee. Vital
in cleansing is good soap. Enjoy fa-
nous Black and White Skin Soap daily.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27
WILMINGTON STARS
DANIELS NAMED

NEW YORK, Jan. rs. - (B -
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh, N. c.,
publisher, and Albert Shaw, Of VIM
ter Park, Fla, were named hon.
orary chairmen of the Golden Rule
Foundation today at the annual
meeting Of the organization. The
foundation was organized to pro-
mote gifts to religious, education
al and welfare institutions.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27

BRITISH DESTROYER LOST
LONDON, Jan. &c. up - The
British Admiralty announced to-
day the loss of the 9O0-ton Hun"
class destroyer Holco9nbe. No de-
tails were given.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-27

One half of Canadian dwellings
are equipped with bath or show
err, according to a 1941 survey.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
Nv 2 R 7

ga DO vse naskrivoma in pc ko-
sin izdelovala tako gotovo, ka-
kor SO zvezde ma nebu.
V zmoti SO nasi apostoli miru,
XII klicejo pc prizanesljivosti.
Nemec spostuje lie trde ukrepe,
elm trsi SO, tenn wee reSpekta DO.
Bas sinoci je ma radiu nekdo
omenjal pisatelja Emilia Ludwi-
ga ter njegova navodila ameri-
Skim vojakom, kako Sc jim je
obnasati Nemciji. Teh navo-
dill je dolga dolga vista. Nava-
jam jih lie nekaj:
Ne posluzuj Sc nemskega je-
zika, cetudi ga razumes in OBJ
vladaS.
Ne poslusaj njihovih tozba,
ceS, da tie ne razumejo.
Nikdar Sc ne smehljaj; tvoj
obraz mora biti %vselej in povsod
ledenohladen in resen.
Ne flirtaj!
PR svojih zahtevah bodi ne
izprosen. &c p%otrebujeS ma pri-
mer avto in bodo mencali ter sc
branili, ceS, da je to nemogoce
= daj kratko povelje: Tocno
oh Sestih mora biti avto tukajl
- In tocno oh sestih tie DO avto
cakal.
Niti "a trenutek ne pozabi,
ola 81 V sovraznikovi dezeli. VISA
ka prijaznost DO Skodovala ma
ugledu tebi in tvoji domovini.
Tako uglajeni Ludwig, XII
hence pozna, sal mu je bila
Nemcija domovina.
Pravijo, ola dobrota zelezna
vrata prebija. Vprasanje je lie,
kdo je "a vrati. Bio hi dobro,
da bi nasi rokavicarji o tenn pre-
misljevali.
Srecala sem v neki nemSki
novel; tale PRIOR:
V ozki ulici starinskega nem-
skega mesta sta zadela drug oh
drugega postaran civilist in
mlad vojak. Start MOI je cincal,
ne vedoc, kan bi Sc umaknil.
Pa ga vojak nahruli: IS poti,
crv! &c ne, tie pohodim!"
Civilist odskoci in Sc odzove:
Hell, strammer Burschegg" pa
gleda YES zadivljen "a vojakom,
cijega koraki SO prepevali v sta
rib zidinah -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
NaSim rokavicarjem

Ko smo Sc otroci Sprawl ma
orehe, smo vedeli, kako priti tr-
dim orehom do zivega. Udarili
smo mocneje in &c Sc nj zado-
stovalo, smo zamahnili tako, da
.smo z lupino vred raztreScili
tudi jedro.
Take trd orch nam je Mem
CHA. Vendar ne mislim S tenn
uvodom namigniti, da bi treba
takisto postopati tudi z MO, ko
Sc DO utesnjena naposled mora
la podati. Zdi Sc mi pa kaj ira
gicno in smesno, kako prihaja-
mo ma dan z vsakovrstnimi kle-
scicami in pipci, da bi pri kon-
chi operaciji ne poskodovali
zlahtnega jedra. Kajti zlahtno
jedro je nemsko ljudstvo, XII Sc
veda strasansko jeci pod trdo
lupino nacizma in militarizma
in hrepeni in koprni pc odrese-
nju, pc svobodi = dokler 81 ne
najde drugega fuhrerja, XII jo
DO srecneje izvozil.
Cast SO preresni, da bi Sc clo-
vek tel nasi re kar glupi bril-
nosti pomilovalno nasmehaval.
Zdrava pamet nam lahko pove,
.da bodo Nemci, prvic, vse brez
mas imeli zagovornikov vec, ne
go nam DO ljubo, in drugic, da
sprico sovrastva, XII ga Nemci
re cd vseh vekov goje do Slova-
nov, pac nimamo povoda, da hi
Sc tresli zanje.
Sumner Welles priporoca, da
bi Sc Nemcijo razdelilo ma tri
dele. Ne, ne, zaboga ne! S tenn
bi bio z~asejano seine "a novo
vojnol Nemcija mora ostati
enotna! Da il DO lazje priti do
ciljaN
Morgenthau priporoca, maj Sc
Nemcija, ma kratko receno, po-
kmeti. Zopet isti kric: Ne, ne,
zaboga ne! To bi pomenilo novo
vojno. In kaj hi Europa pocela
brez nemske industrije -?
Tako so tipalke nemSke diplo-
macije lahko zadovoljne. Pc ma
sem sentimentu je enotnost
Nemcije takorekoc zajamcena
in z%ajarncena tudi njena indu-
strija. S tenn je zajamcen tudi
MEN 'by-product' = orozje, XII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

Pa vzemimo, da bi Sc ia pri-
zor prlpetil ma Slovenskem. Sta
villa bi, da bi starina - in 20
vsej pravici = zagodel nekako
takole: "Prekleti smrkavec, kai
pa mislis, da si?!"
Razlik med Nemci in nami ne
bi bio kmalu konca, &c bi Sc
spustili v to smer. Trdi Sc ma
primer, da so Nemci med sabo
veliko sloznejsi, nego smo mi
Slovani. PRAY nasprotno je res.
Toliko mrzkega sovraStva dobi-
tie malokje, kakor prav med
Nemci. Slozni so pa, kadar gre
"a njihovo skupno blaginjo, V
tenn pogledu slicijo volkovom,
XII Sc koljejo med sabo, ali kadar
gre "a plen, Sc pa druzijo v kr-
della.
Poznala sem stiri brate, pc
narodnosti Kocevarje. Kocevar-
il bivajo re mad osemsto let ma
svojem 'otoku', obdanim cd slo-
venskega zivlja. Vkljub temu
SO ostali zvesto zrcalo Nemcev,
IL katerih izhajajo.
Omenjeni STRIFE bratje so Sc
posovrazili med seboj v toliki
meri, da jih nj bilo niti ma po-
greb, ko je eden cd Min umrl,
kamoli da bi ga bill pref obiska-
Ii in Sc z MIN sprawl. Toda, ko
je bio "a prve vojne razpisano
avstrijsko vojno posojilo, SO Sc
ostali trije bratje seSli, Sc pogo
vorili in skupno podpisali tolik-
Sno vsoto, da je zastrmela VISA
qbcina. Nato SO Sc zopet brez be-
sede razSli in vsak Ease dale
kuhal rivec.
Slo je "a Min 'Deutschtum',
in stene med mimi so izginile.
- To je ena poteza, XII je mi
Slovani zal nimamo.
Aha, panslavizem! Bod pove-
dano, da razumem panslavizem
nekoliko drugaee, nego je ma
sploSno razkrican. Pangerma-
nizem pomeni skupno nasilje.
panslavizem bi pomenil skupno
obrambo - &c bi sploh obstajal.
Ali JAZZ ga ne vidim udejstvene-
ga mixer, ne v zgodovini, ne v
tel nasi 'lepi' dobi. Izmislili SO 81
ga Nemci, da so oh MEM brusili
svojo pangermansko ost.
Nasi rokavicarji, XII vneto "a
nasajo v mas tisk skoro re oce-
tovsko skrb glede povoine Mem
CHE - poleg prosenj "a naSe -
pc Nemcih krizano ljudstvo! -
verujejo seveda tudi v poSast
panslavizma in donkiSotiio v
tenn smislu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Community and War Fund"

Vsako jesen Sc vsi Sirom dezele zbiranje prispevkov pod or
nacbo kot je v naSovu, v namene, XII so vredni podpore.
v cikaSkem okrozju Sc je pricela !. oktobra. Kvota "a ia
okraj je $12,980O00. Vodi jo Clarence B. Randall.
Slicna zbiranja Sc vrse oh tenn casu n. pr. v Clevelandu, kjer
sodeujejo V Mi vsi slovenski krogi, in povsod drugod. V malem
Waukeganu kot v velikem New Yorku.
L. 1888. je ba kvota "a cikaski okraj nekoliko Mia kakor
letos. Nabralo Sc je priblizno pol miljona dolarjev mani kot je
ba dolocena maksimalna vsota.
Kan gre nabrani denar? Razdeli Sc ga proporcno med pi-
znane refine ustanove. N. pr. dolocen znesek, racunano pc 3D.
stotkih, dobe ktajski, grski, ruski, POLISH, %francoski, belgijski,
italianski, jugoslovanski in drugi relifi. tEa4a
Posebni zneski cd nabranega denaria so doloceni v pomoc
beguncem, XII so brez druge zaScite.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

Velik del pa gre "a lokalne potrebe, n. pr. v razvedrilo nasim
vojakom in pa priznanim domacim dobrodelnim akcijam, dale
"a oskrbovanje zabave ranjenim in drugim bolnim nasim voia-
kom v bolnisnicah donna in kjer sirom sveta more Community
and War Fund pomagati.
Denar v ia namen zbirajo cd trgovskih in bancnih zavodov,
cd delavstva v industriji in v maJnah, med poljedelci in kjer koli
drugje. Kajti &c je treba samo v cikaskem okrozju zbrati blizu
Is miljonov dolarjev, 81 lahko predstavljamo, kako ogromna je
skupna vsota, XII 10 ina ljudstvo v teh dneh prispevati Sirom
dezele.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Vojni vrtovi okrog Moskve

Vsled silnega pomanjkanja
zivil v zapadni Rusiji (po rusko
receno) Sc je letos obdelovalo
v okolici Moskve 900 vol
nih vrtov "a pridelovanje So
civja, kar je vsekakor mnogo
vec kot pa je bio letos vojnih
vrtov v Chicago in okolici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

AkO ste prejeli opomin, da VAN
je n%arocnina potekla, proSimo, OBJ
nOvite jO cimprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
DVeStOteri

Kot izgleda, DO kampanja
dvestoterih kmalu zakljucena.
JAZZ priznam, da sem optimist.
A priznati moran tudi to, da nj
sem pricakoval tako hitrega US
peha. Sodrugom in prijateljem
lista je v resnici V cast ne samo,
da vedo pomen in tezkoce de-
lavskega lista, ampak da razu-
mejo, da je gmotna pomoc tisto,
kar mora utrditi in ohraniti mas
list. In najboljSa pomoc je ii
sta, katera pride OBJ casu. Hvala
yam, sodrugi!
0 ruskem relifu nimam to
pot nicesar porocati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Kitajska


Kitajska
Zadnje case Sc spet malo vec
pise o tel dezeli. Tudi podrob-
nosti, katere so bile zadnjih Sest
ali sedem let umetno prikrite.
prihajajo v javnost. Da nj Ciang
Kajsek vse to, kar SO nam pri-
povedovali da je, in ola tam Via
ola Sc danes velika korupciia, ter
da razni vojaSki mogotci Sc da-
mes gospodarijo tam kot SO GO
spodarili zadnja stoletja vzlic
vsem govoricam 0 demokraciii
in reformah, tudi to vemo. Kri-
"a, katera je nastala zadnje case
vsled japonskih zmag, ie prisi-
lila reakcionarje v KaiSekovi
vladi, da SO nekoliko omilili IL
sto strogo cenzuro, katera ie
zadnja leta vse to prikrivala.
Danes vemo, da je drzal KajSek
skoro million svoje najboljSe
armada ne v boju prot skup-
mem sovrazniku Japoncem
- ne, drzal jo je V Kvangsi pro
tt kitajskim komunistom, In
vendar so bile has tie takozvane
komunisticne armada, katere SO
t% FE FEN sEA -" ~
Sc. najvec udejstvovale v boiu
proti Japoncem. To vedo tudi
zavezniki, Sc posebno Ameri-
kanci. Pot nasega podpredsed-
nika Wallaceja v Cunking, ter
pozneje Nelsona, je imela ma
men storiti pritisk, kateri je
moral biti precej mocan, da Sc
ia bojkot in blokada prot ko-
munisticni Kitajski, katera Ste
je okrog sedemdeset milijonov
prebivalcev, odpravi in da pri-
de do sporazuma, Kot izgleda,
sta bila oba precej uspesna.
Kajti samo &c pride do spora-
yuma med Kumintangom in ko-
munisti, DO skupen BOZ proti ia
poncem pot V zmago.
Pri mas
Vrocina pojema. Noci in jutra
postajajo hladnejsa. Same ma
politicnem polju postaja cd dine
do dine boil vroce. Govor pred
sednika Roosevelta zadnji tcden
je republikanskega kandidata
silno razsrdil. Par dni pozneje
je razsajal doll nekje V Okla
homi. SIEVE, grehov je precej ma
obeh straneh. Kdor hoce brska-
ii v proSlost, DO naSel precej
materijala. Da ina republican
ski kandidat precejSnje Stevilo
grehov ma svoii rami, 0 tenn nj
dvoma, kar Sc mu DO tekom te
-ampanje tudi povedalo. Ali
clovek bi MIN vse to Sc ne "a
meril, &c bi ne bilo toliko pod
lega, nizkotnega zavijanja res
nice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
JOsKO OVEN:
RAZGOVORI

ria. Ia naloga spada italijansk.
socialni revoluciji.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-04-14
FROM EDITORIAL COLUMNS
What Wagner-Murray Bill Means
In Benefits To You

You have probably read quite bit about the Wagner
Muray-Dingel BILL before congress- that you know
part OF tns Dill covers the question of medical New
York Physicians Forum for the study medical care ha
compiled list of questions which are very cea
and to the point and will help to clear many questions
are perhaps in mind The following taken from
BREAD & BUTTER:
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away by itself You will be able o a
q win YOU be allowed to choose your d0oor7
affiliated with the your
physician
you if you are too sick to
his office?
you sickness requires
@ Will o general checeup to see
that you are really in good health?
OF sick people and to locate disease
O. win your dependents be taken care Of as weI2
Yes The bill with
the same benefits which
q viii be possible for you to see speoiast7
What -y will, happen you have to go to hopha9
Thirty days much longer than spends
hospital in
O. What operation? you go around to
your friends and borrow the money to pay the suseon3
with the hospital the
treatment
wife pay
Both will be by from very
beginning of pregnancy
O. Did the doctor say really should xrayg
A. You will o money The bill
provides for laboratory including
O. viii you need to to clinic because
A. No You will entitled physicians
payroll deduction Medical
will not be charity but something which
O. What kind Of medical will you receive?
States will under the plan because 1OOOoOOO
patient and the medical will eliminated
win doctors be able to living praetons under this bi9
stability of the medical profession whole
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-04-14

obvious that government bodies
who the that such teachers valuable enough
be recompensd must raise the prestige of teachers
The to do that first to raise the prestige of individual
teachers This is task for the liberals who lead the
socially members of the community.
The ban of institutional anonymity against singing out
classroom teachers for special mention oncad than
regulations Military authorities have learned morale
cannot be mainained-or rased-whout praise of prvaes
Jealousy of officers is not admitted valid objection
citations for merit Jealousy of school principals supern
school boards should permitted
just and full recognition of classroom teachers the educa
tonal system.
search should be teachers in
schools and for outstanding feas of pedagogy Such
teachers and their efforts and achievements should be publicly
recognized and rewarded.
Teachers will not do their best work unless they
accorded the respect they should have estimate
boards of education the general public and pupils
influenced by public standards Of excellence and
Teachers handicapped by lack of that recognition which
should belong those who fighting great battle against
ignorance superstition anti-socal greed and lehargy
seldom classroom teacher the dais at public
functions unfortunate omission Teachers seldom
leerheads societies working in the public interest Why
teachers been asked often help direct activities
participation boards of directors of social welfare
mtees and other concerned with public afars
These things society functions today they
evidential and should no longer be neglected.
The Progressive Education Association has made i'm
contribution to this theory its award for outstanding
contribution democracy education to Miss Adele Franklin
recently Miss Franklin has worked in noble obscurty for
years classroom teacher AS director of the All Day
Neghborhood Schools Program she has achieved distinction
of the award to her by Mrs Franklin d. Roosevelt
will nnumerabe teachers in their hope that their
status may be lifted to suitable plane
Many other teachers would be inspired to contribute
original thought and action public spotlight and
applaud their accomplishments in building citizenry
capable furherng the highest ideals of
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