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great during the past 10 years.
1t will 20 forward much more
rapidly in the future. With any
thing like full-scale employment
in the United States as whole,
the rate of economic advancement
lin the South will be phenomenal,
even under adverse business con-
ditions
AS to potential Southern pur-
chasing power, Chapman cited the
fact that the Federal Reserve Bank
of Atlanta has issued more new
money-in relation to previous is
sues-than any bank in the entire
Federal Reserve System since
1910; and the Federal Reserve
Bank at Richmond stood second.
The Georgia agricultural expert
listed the following industries as
leading the way to a record era of
Southern marketing expansion and
general economic prosperity fol-
lowing the war:
Box factories, handle factories,
post treating plants, mill-work
plants, excelsior plants, naval
stores, grist mills, paper mills,
rayon plants, seafood canneries,
feed mills, glass factories, potteries,
hatcheries, brickyards, cement
block plants, quarries, rug making,
farm tool plants and tanneries.
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delay France had succeeded In get
ting q mission to the United States
to purchase American transports
and hoped to buy Douglas two and
four engine planes for domestic and
international services.
Cheques said France also wanted
to obtain licenses for the manu-
facture of American and British
type aircraft engines.
The Air Ministry said that at
present no questions concerning
commercial aviation could be dis
cussed because the policies still
were being formulated
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10th Mountain Division
To Be Sent to Pacific
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, July 14.-The crack United
States 10th Mountain Division,
originally slated as an occupation
force in the Trieste area, will be re-
deployed to the Pacific theater by
way of the United States, it was
announced today.
The 10th is being relieved of its
occupation assignment by the saith
Division and is expected to be re-
organized in the United States as
a standard infantry division.
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France Sees Air Industry
SeIf-Sufficienf by AZ
BIZ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, July 14.-The French air.
craft industry expects to recover
from four years of German occu-
patton and be self-sufficient by
the end of 1947, Marcel Cheques,
27-year-old chief of the civilian
cabinet in the Air Ministry, said
today.
He said that after six months
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Butter
Continued From First Page)

next Is months in the production of
meat. dairy and poultry products
above current levels.
In fact, spokesman for the feed
industry declared, feeders are 60
ing to find it difficult to get by even
without any expansion of livestock
numbers. The Agriculture Depart
ment last week reported that this
years corn crop may be the small
est since the war.
Mr.. Anderson was informed by
the council that feed supplies soon
will become critical in New England,
the Middle Atlantic States and in
the Southeast, all areas which i'm
port the majority of their feed from
the Midwest. The council urged
that wheat feed program be in
stituted to make up for the corn
feed deficit.
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lions of > country cdlior" from
many years "a personal expert
ence. bat Il remained feT oasaa
hinsnaw. VINO wrote the BOA. ~
tell me tne wonderful story atsosm
his ifei0ne friend. tn fact. -
brought % me . familiar hufnan
being who typified and repre-
sented the magnificent Hymtssh
of oar Home rown Editors. Mnz
Of these have trod me hard ruada.
bat AL Of them have made isie
easier. better and happier amoa9
the families VITO are TIE stren&th
ard sinew 81 oaF nation.
And Il Il proof that ulY enihua.
sasfn - Eenuine a. otaeFH shaFx
my convictions and are h@ekiFaa
the William Alien white Founaas
tion. Among the subs .aniiai hsta
Of sponsors are the names of Zee.
bert Hoover. Cogiell Eull Flofst
u LaGuardia. en- GosernoF Hen
. J Allen. Waiter Llgyman. ana
others who must have falls go
preciaied the uagic Pm ~ pavta
HinshaW. whom they selected ~
their Chairman
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AuTos1osILE SHORTAGE
MOUNTS

: Labor disputes threaten 20 re-
iard automobile production as
the industry resumes building
cars for the first time slnce early
IN 1914 The United States i
more than five million autono-
oiles short Of the registration fig
ure Of 1871. the last f,.ll-prOduc.
ton year.
X l. Polk A. Co. statisticians.
last July estimated 3.365 cars
were gong off the roads In the
United States daily. This Is the
figure taken 90 bring the total
loss for the war period up % the
present date. There was q stock
pile Of new cars numbering more
than 500. 600 that went gradually
10 essential users after February
Of ls42. when production ceased.
THIS stock MAS virtually exhaust
cd By the time % the 1874 reg
Istrati0n count.
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Wolf sald All liabilities Il the
Philippine chapter have been paid
ou IS The American Red Cross
and thcy az, furnishing the
Uuust o. luutln4e tnc wOrk
ErlcU e roH lu progress When
tn, ls.auI, aI, gwen their an
d,p,nl,rc .cNt July an, the
Philippine chapter WIIl bccOmc
au iuatp,rdsnt mcmb,r of the
ante national gganAatIun
NJ Wuif esld that neither hc
u. Ha uIf, Vho was informed
nlft barn ,aff,tci ans personal
stu-st Wflie 90 Sauto Tomas
tuf utl, -ubhrf g. continual
arn.tano.s 81, h,hsyes that the
..tsIn 90 tsr Philippine people
.- 30 great tura', Geo the United
State. Anuat three par cent u
frg Philips I,Hpls and these
mostly af 'r, criminal element.
$50. '..'' ke''''
''' ~ y
" " - "a ~
b'''' on '''' "f''i'
' ' .'''''' amer
. . nave sl,''Aei'
Il. f.t, expressed their willing
' 'i 81. 'e."ila ie''hs'fuc-
".' N'-N lea private
'.'' ''ihA "l'' ai'h "hen
''a.'' 'N aie "fine
.a.'' ai1 ia. ~
a'lit 81 tht
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MOB GARAGE
HUB OF BASE
CONVEYANCE
Over 300 Vehicles Kept
in Ttptop Working Order
For Transportation Pool

f.ss ,..
$1,000. -.
~ s "a'
HiH n sfr.In
tti'.H 10
tt.'f
sen af % @
CORES N @
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tfH a.t Fr
hH EsF fa.H m f.s
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oI camp from January q.
1912 uutl JuIl g. 1915. re-
Gently completed arrange
Weut- for the rebuilding Of
o.. Elks Manila lodge and
-'artikatiuu of the Philip
pIrg Red Gross with mem
I,r- al fhe EIk- War Com
mission Ir New York and
American Red Gross leader
u Washington. Hs said
mat DO, entire Philippine re-
construction program hinge
uH fHr rapid availability ct
...d .r materials which
must at present bee obtained
.. fuoflft from tho tuir %
States.
f.. .bsa.lnE .t
f.. E" Lodge. N
E .t. pa.i exalted ra.
Tee Hi flom buua.rE
a.H1 nsu~,8 MANY resident
uH. .wr.etely DESTROY
t. I F.F 800. commixslo
.#.. spent slgh YlH
Ifs NEE mrm-
H|. #..t, assistance fr
t .r..'.an Hf the buIl1
A#rE a.r 'he -cbaiIdlne of
f Hagr M. Wulff revealed
fHat q Fra'efrai Corter. compls
rE overnight accumwoiatiuus
5000 -ert.ermen. d restaurant
a.i .Hrr,afnnal fse.atee. hiss I.
ir heer opened and is q pal
f..I uer#f.nr r Manila
T1, Navr - si-r construct
Tiers .~ fr. ef. ~ NJ Wolff
-e ard f-fzr Htr he IN a.
NI-sr.es rt me Fraterual Ger
.,-
officials af frc American Rcd
r--s. ~ nE'on have piedr-
tr ON l-ffr 20 inc rco~Ran. r1-
- t che hecaf vra-
- rEvt Grr N-
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An incident IN the life % the
late William Allen White related
hy hts good friend and longtime
associate. David Hinxhaw. In a
book entitle1 "a Man Fruxn Kan
sas by Putnans. should appeal
go all Of us news writers who
came up the hard way as cOun-
try editors white took over the
EnpOTia Gazette Is 1875. and the
then principal newspaper report
ed IN Us columns that ~the nav
publisher would take charge the
Isl - June Next" The Gazette
had no Next. and during most
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Of those 20 years White had no
OPPOSITION newspapef.
Mr.. Hinshaw has done . mas
tcrpiece in recording The Story
Of William Allen White. wn0
climbed the ladder OF fame and
actually Was the most widely
quoted newxpapernan IN the
world. But he was always > mad
esi, unspoiled man from Kansas
A ice years $50 tao men xeEe
saassfing IN line at Colurntaa
University to receive honorary
degrees. white said 30 the other
man. 4 guess don't beloas
here. for I'm just a country edi-
toe from KRnsas.- The other man
rcplled. 4 guess don't belong
here either. Tor I'm only a eoun-
try doctor from Minnesota He
was Doctor Mayo Of Rochester.
MINI. Pick out. II you can. tao
more magnificent characters "a
modern history than the country
editor from Emp0ria, and the
doctor from Rochester.
The modern country editor
n0w writes copy on q typewriter
o. tells 4 % q sten0g, and the Old
Washington hand press disap-
pcared long ago. The country
doctor" has office hours and
makes calls IN ms own aut0mo-
bile We cherish the memories
and honor the achievements %
the country boys" who stuck 90
their old home towns.
The editors of the whole natiun
are slowing interest IN Tire an
nouncssneut TRAIT the William AL
Ian School Of Journalism and
Public lnformatton has been Gre
ated ard will b. conducted by
the University 81 Kansas. That
monument 10 the late William Al
len White is fresh evidence that
there's nothing the matter with
Kansas Editor white started "a
scratch" IN the long ago. in ms
native EmpoFs. bat IN has later
years the editor 81 the Gazette
became the associate and advisor
of tho greatest leaders n public
affairs IN America The famous
Theodore Roosevelt leaned far
advice and wisdom very heavily
upon MS beloved viii"
I knew the trials and tribula-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-13

WASHINGTON. Nov. H. -
T&mmany Hall sins the New
York election. No democracy
IN that contest TIE cIo eandi-
date was defeated foe mayer 0f
Detroit. As that election Is IN
the key-city Of national industry
the victory shows that the. pe0-
PIE love their county and De-
mocracy more than they do the
union labor bosses.
Boston stuck by tradition. and
elected an lrishman who had been
. good mayor for three terms.
without much regard TO politics.
The voters felt that he would
furnish democratic rule for Bean
town.
On the whole the elections
throughout the country showed
very little advantage for either
Of the Old Parties-just clues 10
support the belief that a lot Of
people are using their owrn brains
again. instead Of Obeying orders
Of weak union ''lcaders~ and Do
htical eliQues.
II a important OF note that tens
OF thousands of men who fought
the wars Of America Ia Europe
and the Pacific are spending con
siderable time IA Washington.
The city b Overcrowded by re-
turning veterans. They are al
most unanimous in xepressing
the opinion that labor strikes are
outrageous. shameful. and against
uhe interests Of the PEOPLE.
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PllNlANA PIT. A. !.
CONDUCTS MEETING
FgmN pmonmAka RnEsENTEp
AT aEnaloN MILD
Last WIGHT

whm mamulg PIT A. mesfina
80 49, laf usEhf ln the Fafn-
eman Mhwf ta.iEiinH
a. FNmnNa ~ AmNrif n
KM Waek. thu q r A.
a 8 nfaKFan ieuiuing a
~ 8aeumn Is tahH n
ff naNe a. history ui
AmaFan Nemtaan Waak Tho
ms aseakeEa apakf tgefy rn
80 fasaa tnnteH Eau. 30 %.
Ah8 CaFFs sFfifaal Nans
- vs. H &wtf iiauso Llit.
u Ems CatsefiF smnl
Meah ca 8amss paFfamnff
Cess CnMHnahp. Be- Fiesrns
G.ai wnffaFe EarI Hami.sun
Asn8 tfF peanf FauI Smith
Wm fM nlas 'hanps lsfllf-
Sass waa eeen b. faf paplla 81
N# $50 Hau
A#m tha Na6ram short
AMea weessnH eus causiactea
~ Mf8 q s. Wam Pens o.
f8 amm8i Cas- "a wefe aa
n aa fha este sf g. -
n Nha eeanf v1 hs hfla
m Mn mh mi8inna NJ
NeN Maws rhalfman of tnn
as tafhaFa ana lam mafhefa
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acnnasnses irsm pnEs ons .
1e43 bonds. shows = total %
s5T3.76.
scavenaer fund shows .
balance Of s399.5z.
Roarri Of Public Works
balance l. sa.sse.32
Sewerage operation ana
maintenance balance II 81
sos.
Street paving fund ended
unfwith 4 balance OF 80
A6B.O6.
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ELKS REPRESENTATIVE SEES GREAT
FUTURE FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
HOUSING SITUATION BAD

Los ANGELES - DAVID MIs
.. NErl Corps veteran. has
t.r .a.EIus Coo an apartment
r.. f N sa Do desperation.
. ."aa Frsh.a hs pap ter.
Fl. q IHA HU lifE aa'auues co.
....' hH ta ha.. bs madnlghi
&c. ft .. Nlte and lEo-v,a'
80 laa hssr living vlth r,Is
ts#
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Cuest--I want to thank you !. !
putting that glass ~ water s<sissf
nv baxl last night ! ~oke up afa@
drank H. q
Farmers son--Gushl foa ~
gone and sw aIl0Med my tadpoAnn'
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erIten anfange oieier @irtiantfeit
Der Oblaten inn fona0tiden 8eiten
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1841 uo6 4onooa ber11fen, Ieeten
Die Obloten our6 Wdiiionen 1tnter
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Eeil Der ieBigen Stride @eItfanaoas.
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1915 inn WeutterbouIe Der Soipts
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tpeber bie $ano feiner So6ter arar.
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gu retten 11nb tbr feline @inaDtlIiauua
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Damn iette ite ibren @emabl Don
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nit Der 8erltherlne tr0Iteno, bob ite
itd mum gliidli6er fiible, OILS tpenu
lie iet6it Den Sbron beitiegen bGtte.
Homan1ts erl6ien iett Dor Dem 2ager
oeS Gprmnen uno idien ii6 fiigen
gu pouen. GieIer IieB iogIet6 feine
Sof)ter Sbeobora, cine burd @ei1t
uno ,5rommigfeit nidt number ols
our6 S6onIeit berborrogenoe 8rin-
5eIIin, Dor li:i rufen, Inn iie Dem ber-
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laiien. SbeoOora aber bertpubrte fid
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erflarte: Der atpiiGen 9fommus
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buno 1T bon @ott gebeiligt uno feline
iroiid)e W6od)t Der1nag i'm 5u I0Ien,
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poren." Aue 8orIteILungen bIieben
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Oerlebtn.
3peimn1 fom es gu mei11er 8eit
in 8reele Dor, 6oB geidieoene Che
leute 1pie6er beiraten tponten. Cine
totbol:fd]e Sungfrall ponte einen bon
ieiner Srau gei6ie6enen Wann bei.
rotten. 3otber Reinefe befom &ennt-
niS bon Ser Sa6e. @r 1teIlte Dem
Wonn 0ie einidlGgigen Srogen:
"8ie alt? - &otboIiid? - 2eoig?"
~sSSd bin gei6ie5en.
~2ebt Die 6rou no6?"
nSa!
Oa iprung Der ulte Serr ouf, rib
Die Siire ouf ltno tparf bei6e binuus.
90 er3abltc er mir ipdter.
Ser 5tpeite San fam in neine
Sdnoe Oie 8ergleute bradten einen
oerunJliiften Moidiniften ms So-
Ipitol. 9o1o fam feline Srou, cine
~Oiborcee" (@eldiebene). 8eioe tpa.
rem fotboIiid, 8reeler Qe11tc. Sd
lu9te ibn 5ur 9eifte gu betpegen Dor
benz To0e. Sd Itellte linn Dor, er
mitiIe Die miloe @be oufgeben. ssn
tpobntplBlger Nufreg1rng aber crfI4r.
te er, er f0nne urro tper6e es nidt
tln. IlS feline Srou auf Der gIeiden
@eItnnl'ng fcborrte, gob id ale Soft.
nltng ol1f. Ser liebe @ott bottc offen-
bar beabItdtigt> oen fdhper GerIet.
ten nod eine @na0enfrift gu ee1pGb.
rem, oenn cr puroe tpieoer geiun6.
yto6 etli6en SSabret tpuroe oie @be
bonn @begeridt in 8eIIeoille oIs I'M
gtltig erflart 11no tp1roe oas @be-
paor non 8forrer WeifuB firhlid
getraut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

8inona, Oeirn. - Ser bo6tp. ST.
@iuiom Colbert, @forrer ser @e'
meinOe BON ser l1nbefledten @n1p-
fdn9niS in st. Clair, 8lue Garth
County; feierte beute (Oonnerstag)
icin @ol0enes Prieiteriubtldlim. 0oS
YontiIitalsSo6onlt feierte Der bo6m'.
Ite Sr. 8iidJof 8in5 bon @incno, Die
6e1tpreoigt bielt Wigr. 2ouis S'0uD
BON &odeIter. geod Dem @ottes6ienlt
fano IN Ser 8en1einoebaue elm Se1t-
eIien gu @bren oeS Subilors Itott.
6otber Colbert, nu1tnebr ie9Suno.
leb3ig Sabre alt, mar unter oen err
ltcn Stuoenten 6es bnmalS 6lterIt er>
0ffneten ct. Sbonos- Seminars in
ct. Saul unb mar Elm Weitglie6 Ser
criten bort ausgepeibten Hrieiter>
fIoiie 0oruuf tpor er 5unGdIt orei
Sabre lang 9li1iitent an ser &otbe-
0rnle in st. 8oltl, 6iente 1ooonn ols
gHcbrfuplun i'm Spanii6=Nmerifoni=
brn &rieg, nno mor nah ieiner
9}iiffebr nof ct. Saul 8forrer Der
St. SalneS=@emein6e, Biz er ol8 &ur
plan in oie 8unoeSormee elntrat. 8on
1910 bis 1912 mar er Johann II1i-
ltent an Ser &otbeorQle in 2cao, g.
Cof., 1tno ieitber tpirfte er in Der
li05ele @inono, felt 9lpriG 1913 ol5
Nforrer in ct. Clair.
Wttl>uanfee, @iS. - 8ier Gbeolos
Qcn aus Wfilipnufee tperoen om II.
Sunt in ct. MorDS, Sans, oie 8ries
ltcrtpeibe empfangen, nGmlt6 @o6p.
George S. 8uentber, ST., 9o6m.
@ole5lou5 z. 2ufoi5etpifi, ST.,
S3od)m. Ebomo5 6. O1c&e1tncp, ST.,
un0 @odp. Serome q. 3umo6. ST..
9lIle 1DerOen ibre Hrimi3 in Weilmar=
fee fclern.
Re3tna, S3onaoo. - Cine arbeben=
Sc 1Seier fono am "a. Wtoi in 2ebret.
So5tutdepun, Itott. Sic mar Sem
@eOenfcn ser Infrlnft ser Sbloten>
poter I'M We1ten &unaoo5 Dor bunaert
Nobren gelpi6met uno 5ugleih oen
oNt5iglabrigen @irfen Ser Gblaten
Ser llnbefledten Sungfrau i'm 0u'.
9tppellc,Tol ser Brooin3 Sasfot6e-
nan. Sc. gy3el1en3 gr3bil6of g. S.
g}onobon bon &egino 3elebricrte alls
0iclent 9lnln1le elm feierliheS Bonti=
fifolomt in ser Bforrfir6e non 2es
bret, mGbrenO 8iidof Yocnf Don
So5tatoon un0 Ibt=SroinoriuS Sc
perrin non W'uenlter uno cine groBe
9ln5obl bon Frieltern aus Der hinge
geno Dem feierliden @otteSoien7t bei=
mobl1ten. Nod Dem Subelomt fanb
in Ser 9nue Der Pforrei Elm 5eItcI-
1en Itott uno nm glbeno beranItoIte=
ten Die 30glinge be5 S6oloitifntS
Der Sbluteu uno Die SdiIer ser SSsn-
otancr- -Sdule cine 8iibnenoufFiib-
rung, in Der in orei 9lften sic 8irf-
iomteit Der Obloten felt @riinoung
Der aongre0ation 0ur6 ben beiIig.
moBigen 8iIfof Charles S5oietb Gu.
gene &c V}o3enoo bon Worleil1e,
5ronfreif, GiS in 11niere Gage pors
gefiibrt mur0c Gos 6unooment fir
Die &ongregation legte Wa5eno6 be.
reits i'm Sabre 1916 in 9tir, 5ronf.
reid. Slebitoeritan6li6 tpuroen Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
Musings by the
Treasurer

Die Columbus Gispot9' bro9te
Dor fltr3em Die Nodridt, Die gr.
ridtung einc5 8roBen 8eteranen.So.
lpitals lei 51Dei Deeilen noroli6 bon
8ortbington geplm1t. 0oS ;SoIepbi'
nlun befinoet 1id betanntli6 5mei
Yfeilen norNlif bon 8ortbinston.
@ir mer6en uniere 2eIer iiber mel,