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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04
A VOICE FROM THE CAVES

like Utopia to the Observation-Disclosures
but only scratches the surface. AS a
matter of scientific and chronological
could be only memory even now.
All this chatter about so million jobs
(year round, 8-hour day jobs) is non
sense Except in the sense that sever
al billion hours of work are needed
to restore what has been destroyed
and bring civilization up to where it
should be. So far as providing an
adequate income is concerned one
fourth Us million) of that number of
people could do the job nicely.
Yes, Is million people working
eight hours a day with the most mod
ern tools and utilizing the latest in
science and technology can produce a
food-clothing-she vocational-health-
service-living for 1876 million people.
But how are we going to keep all
those idle" people out of devilment?
Brother, we are not keeping them
out of devilment even now. Ask j.
Edgar Hoover, or read your morning
paper
Maybe if-O, well, why bring that
in? But I'm sure that a lot of Grim
inal incentive would disappear if the
bread and butter problem was solved,
and if we quit knocking all the We
neer of civilization off of people by
engaging in the wholesale slaughter
and mass-murder and destruction of
property by about wars.
Dangling to the chains of this mod
ern Marley, in addition to that dan
gerous Unemployment, was hoax,
fraud bureaucracy, tax-burden, snoop
ers, initiation and, most dangerous of
all, "totalitarianism, paternalism and
Soviet Russia"
What an imagination one must have
to visualize any system of society that
can produce any more of these than
the present.
Thus around and around the Walls
of Jerico marched the Hon. John M.
Robson of Kentucky, casting ashes
on his head and wailing that the end
of all things would come If congress
passed law that recognized the right
of a man in a land of possible abun-
dance to have full and free access to
the means of making decent living. |
But some people just can't endure
not being able to look down" on some
body. And if there's nobody down"
how can there be anybody up?
And there are plenty of Robsions
in this land You vote for some of
them at every election They run the
country, run business, run you.
We ought to live to live, not to see
who can grab the most from all 9TH
ers.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04

Fifty-five per cent of the registered
voters cast ballots in Reading, Penn.
Dayton, Ohio, with 10000 registered
voters recorded only 1881 votes in
its election.
In Lancaster, Penn, 17,407 out of a
registered total of 2S,S44 went to the
polls.
New Haven, Conn, with 83,421 reg
istered had total of 6O,389 voting.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04

PELTON, A. H., FishtalI
PETERSON, ERLING, Havre
PETERSON, GARFIELD S., Havre
PHIFER, j. w., 1910 First ST., Havre
popping, NICK H., Canyon Rt., Helena
PREsTBYE, ABE, KaIspeI
RUTLEDGE, LESTER, Big Sandy
ROGENES, JOHN o., Larslan
READ, L. j., Inverness
REAMS, ROY E., SiIesia
REINOEHL, r. E., Ovando
REPPE, CARL j., Winifred
RICE, BEN, Glasgow
ROGMANS, A. NJ, StevensviIIe
RORvfK, JOSEPH, Sun River
ROSE, JOE, Wagner
GORDON, JOHN, Sand Springs
RoRDoN, JOHN, Sand Springs
RORvIcK, PETER, Pablo, Box 324
SCHROCk, A. L., StevensvIle
SEVERovlc, JOHN, Broadus
SHAW, w. T., Jr., Lodge Grass
SHEARER, A. F., Townsend
SHlPMAN, e. j., st. Ignatius
SlPHERS, w. D., Arlee
SMITH, THOMAS j., Galata
SOBOTkA, AUGUST, Intake
STEBBINS, D. L., Edgar
STUDEBAkER, S. s., Billings
STYLES, A. c., Broadview
SWANK, GLENN, Poplar
TEMPLE, E. H., Chester
THOMPSON, MRS. |. o., Union
THOMPSON, v. c., Cameron
THoRMAHLEN, MRS. EDWARD, Bridser
TWEDT, DONALD, Rudyard
VANEk, STANLEY, Brooks
WAlTScHIES, OTTO, RichIand
WAINWRIGHT, THOMAS j., Iona
WATKINS, T. S., Ennis
WATSON, T. S., Lawns
WHEELER, ]. E., Jordan
WILLIAMS, U. w., Barber
WILSON, C. L., ThurIow
WINkLEY, CHARLES, Fortine
WOLD, j. o., Laurel
WOLFE, DANIEL, Chester
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04

Regimen is better than physic.
Every one should be his own phys
ician. We should assist, not force,
nature. Eat with moderation what
you know by experience agrees with
your constitution. Nothing is good
for the body but what we can digest
What can procure digestion? Exer-
cise What will recruit strength?
Sleep What will alleviate incurable
evils? Patience.-Voltaire.
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HooKHAM, CLAUDE, Emigrant
HOVEN, JOE, Hobson
HURLEY, M. l., Genou
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I'VE, RAY, Acton
JOHNSON, ALLEN E., Deer Lodge
JOHNSON, o. A., Bloomfield
JOHNSON, H. ", Wolf Point
JOHNSON, NORMAN, Kremin
kALBUS, j. G., Geraldine
klENITZ, n. A.. Bridger
koTTAS, FRED, Denton
LARSON, ORVILLE, Havre
LINDERMEYER, JOHN, Terry
LUTTS, MRS. r. H., Carlyle
LYNNE, NJ. j., GIendve
MATHIS, PAUL, Choteau
MARTlNSON, JOHN, Terry
MECH, THOMAS, Ferdig
McINNIS, ARCHIE, Geyser
MILLER, CHARLES, Silver Star
MILLER, H. M, Dillon
MINER, BURL, Big Sandy
MORSE, H. r., FaIIon
MUNDY, G. r., Clifford
NELSON, o. r., Cut Bank
OLSON, C. c., Vida
OSTNESS, J. o., bingham
oRMEsHER, LOUIS, Hall
PARKER, C. c., Waller
Petersen, WILF.ERD, Great Falls, 9oFU
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04

Dirt is not dirt, but only something
in the wrong place.-Lord Palmerston.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04
Has
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the next World War is just around
the corner
The gathering of the clans and the
cohorts could be advertised in the
Blackout Rags, but for better and
wider distribution handbills should be
used.
And consider the abstraction of the
Working People of Butte while expe-
riencing the vicissitudes of a varie-
gated life on the Hill"
CA tip to Junior of the Sixth Floor
have one of the brighter parakeets
from the Forecastle report the cere-
monies and send it to the outside
world by Associated Press and Unit
ed Press wire)
"A. c. M.-The cheapest big cor
poration in America.
Confused Cora: You should write
to the Hon. Buzz Wheeler, United
States Senate, Washington, D. c.,
United States of America, for full de-
tails on the MVA. His third assistant
secretary will type you three-page
letter deploring your ignorance.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04

AMESToY, JOHN, Hinsdale
ANDERSON, C. c., Vida
ASHELFORD, RUFUS, Miles City
BAILEY, ELvlN l., Stanford
BANDEROB, D. A., Huntley
BANGS, ETA, Inverness
BARTH, CHARLES, Nashua
BECK, MARTIN, Vida
BECK, OTTO, HogeIand
BERNER, ALBERT,-W Point
BEZDEk, w. p, Lewistown
BIDDLE, C. c., Broadview
BISHOP, ~. u, Brady
BOkMA, C. r., Columbus
BoYLES, A. c., Big Timber
BURcH, ROY, Heath
cIMRHAkL, FRANK, Roy
CHAMBERLAIN, L. A., Ennis
COOK, RALPH, Belt
CORNER, A. p, Billings
coRkINs, C. A., Hardin
DEBUT, joe, Danvers
DEckERT, GEORGE, Richey
DELL, L. ", Columbus
DEMlNG, HENRY, Ennis
DOWNS, LOREN, Mott
ESVAL, G. A., Peerless
ESVAL, T. A., Peerless
FENTON, J. S., Sheridan
FOUTCH, Paul r., Fairfield
FRANK, WELDON, Chester
GARRISON, ]. B., Butte
GEE, ELMER, RapeIje
CESS, JULIUS, Wolf Point
GOODALE, HENRY j., Hysham
HAMS, ERNEST, Great Falls, %FU
HARDING, JOHN, Park City
HARLOW, w. p, Wolf Point
HARPER, n. H., Roundup
HAWKS, HARRY, Reed Point
HEWBREW, ANDREW, Brusette
HILL, D. A., Chinook
ZIMMERMAN, S. A., Great Falls, %FU
HODGDEN, C. c., Rudyard
HARGENS, ALT, Harlem
HOLLAND, j. M, Vida
HOGAN, DENNIS, Weldon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-09
" eils.keichum
Tr0lh Aun0tinred

The HeV ara Mrs.. t4saH Wsils.
Of All SlH99Rtt3H slfest. saHspHes
the engagement If their asgeh
tef. Mabel Cealldgs. ~ Charles
II kRteRaai, IL, IT Key WssL
Fla The Rfaalhe Is CLAIMED
faf the Old StsRe chAfch. h
which ffea Wells is esstet. a6
tbs eHsRlRg II tJeesHEsf ~.
The Rride sieef Is q graduate
At 81 eioad High sfhaal tsa
aessee Wesleyan jaHlaf t9Iisss
ana Fiaaida Southern tailsss.
Sis is q first grads eHt3lle sl'ind
tesehef ~ Inc Miami s4sts6'
ketehuR, son at d. aad Mrs
Charles II teetcttAn, ~ 40 net
eH stfeet, Ills elt4, IL o graduate
IT Key Wssi High sehnai a"d
vas attending fbdlds sa9the'a
Gaiisge, When Ia eHilstsd ~ us
u S Navy tie SCI gsd ta f"''t
Feafs, aRa Is Hg5a shiGiisd 10 thF
University NJ Miami #hefE ht 10
studying ia ms HiHlsifg
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Science has now made il pos
sibie for the deafened 10 hear
faint sounds. II is a hearing de-
vice so small that il fits in the
hand and enables thousands %
enjoy sermons. music. and friend
lY companionship. Accepted By
the Council on Physical Medicine
of the American Medical Associa
fion. This device does not re-
quire separate battery pack. bat
terry wire. case or garment 10
bulge or weigh you down. The
tone is clear and powerful SO
made that you can adjust II your
self 10 suit your hearing as your
hearing changes. The makers Of
Beltone. Dept. 1896, l4S0 w. 18th
ST.. Chicago 9. ILL. are so proud
of their achievement that they
will gladly send free descriptive
booklet and explain how you may
get a full demonstration of this
remarkable hearing device IN
your own home without rlskln9
a penny. Write Beltone today
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FERN. aNDEE ELECTED
PRESIDENT az saw
C4REfAS INSTITUTE

Pablo Fernandez was eserz@c
president eE ere San Carlos IErssa-
1aage last night al a regular
aae'essas Of the organization
0alhe4 Officers elected were, rco-
aara eetahceaFt4 VIce president,
sae6ste Santana, treasurer DF J.
c. SANCHEZ. secretary Members
CHOSEN fa4 ,he Beard ef Directors
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-09

81. PsRaa s Chspazsg Daughters
of the KING, wGHa hana1 its regular
rns81aHngy 1rse.eaang "Wednesday, DE
GseN1f9er Ill. al 4.sse9 P. d. an tine
Gagslki@e Qf tine casEmgar. bliss Hell
esn GsF&&e WGEmeg- Diocesan
sresssares and chairman of Mem
aesaak a8 aE@ Daughters of the
KING. &-agl oe tine h0Ee2C guest,
&C gl84 mneeagTsg
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ADAPTATIoh

The Citizen on several ee-
easleas has pointed out the
differences in the GeFmaa
and, Japanese psychology.
Germans submit ~ for
eiga occupation Of their
country because they know
there Is no Way out at pres
eht, but their stoliditg, their
fierce natiahalisna, their
opinion that thefr culture Is
still the highest In the world,
still airs treasured by thsHl.
La athsF words defeat d9ss
not break the German spin
II,
III Japan, according to the
latest stories that have CONS
Out Of that country, the Jap
aaese consider the Amefiv
cans rs semethlng Of II sup
or race. otherwise fhey
could not have defsated the
JAPANESE.
Though General Mae Art
hHf has been in T8gke more
than a year. large crowds
Ut Japanese gather daily in
front Of his headquarters in
the hope Of getting q Gimp
50 Of him. Further. they
have not febeiied against y
single restrictive that Gen
efal Macarthur has issued.
Let US consider one Of his
9fdefs, Ever since japan
was founded, Japanese Waz
men were considered infer
l8f 10 the meh. They we're
not Eigsa any voice ia gov
eminent, and besides they
did IN theif homes as they
were directed 20 do by their
fathers o. husbands,
When General Mao Art
hut proposed d new eanstie
tuition for Japan. which PET
fiiittsd Wamen to vote, tbs
proposal was approved
generally. Every JAPANESE
newspaper said that il was
4 good thing for Japan 10
have a VOICE Ia government.
To US III the United States
That does not appear
much of a eoneassian, but
Il We recall the many Feafs
that Wnmen had 10 fight in
This country before they
were given the ballot, We
can appreciate more what
i meant n Japan ta make
the sudden change, partie-
ulafly so when We consider
the restrictive measures
generally TO whieh women
were subjected,
The Japanese have been
described an initiative but
they are also adaptative. II
ia because Of their ready al
agitation of weatetn culture
that they succeeded in gov
etning an empire that street
ehed over a distance at mars
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wooDEs LEG NO HANDICAP

CHICAGO. LII. - Ferdinand r,
geScsas1e. VINO recently celebrated
mis- 99ssl birthday. declares that
the greatest thrill Of mis- life was
when. at the age of 81. upon his
retirement from work, he dis
closed 10 mis- fellow workers that
ne had 4 wooden leg. He had
kept mis- secret from them for
IS years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-09

E1R IT, MSssk
FOR YOUNG MEM
ny JAPAN
A!ll Rs.passses RNla san9

A!a Expenses Pad aena
$50 peer MkGSsah
gOwW1E lasearsl Of asae sie saatprlE Isl
Cavalry GAWlSFafl--flapSt ITO trs;assa
Msrng.s, fiest ro Tokyo fits fHaaa
N,ssa D1s;ilagaasaas6 Gls@o elaEas~
thasaS Cor sssagga G.a Los Me;gc9'ess.
xMaissatesia and Legte
To-day They're m Japan, and
If glQg zne otherwise q4ssa1fLs&tf
vow eaan be one OF rdtsesHa
Sports. nterdsaaaasessg5 and rr'&s~
wei opportunities are rni&lalg de-
uss.gs,aa M tins Ss1ols3laEa $ AREA
Lag&auBQqsS R0d&aS., BEassafeassse
SWIMMING pools. itea1g9ls cYa1s.
g9lf sraq8seS amid 5sslI. lasaGiGS pro-
Qls.se nSau& e4aGs@& Of psss;gisaa&
aaaaa i ssos@ger6 by the average
sipVglllara al 0ClE1s
Eaga .VVeHSessy pay SZ9f
zaa0Ne 6@eaGSsae SsSe ssE9o @E-
asilesnt medical and ansegaag care
good food and lodging and a
GENEROUS ssalgEgTGf6 plan 1l:alss:
slass opportunity TOO good 10
s4aalSS
E,aqng @OSg9 S1@ can me&a
prescribed Standards. and @sDg
&rg.l&a gGH 3 years zgs enG2t8es9
TO- GGSsgrss4ses tire list Cavalry
DIVISION. gM&teasgEzGs2g at s9aae
Of enlistment. Ergg-1zG framing
gwen before sSss9a sTIQfe frpgg
Us Get full 9esS Ills al ARMY
5&ar9.sapS Sr8s5toG, s1gz Post u
saG& E!G.g.s 3Ggseal. Fla n
tle.G$~ Il
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
COVERING the
EATERTR
wsS.n
OLD NOM" GREEN
WIllllHHaIiIIlnlllIlllIIiIIHIIllllllIIlIIIlInllIr


Startled 10y hearing sglt nastac'
sslasag played somewhere slsf Key
Nests As0ts. 'rhe C.sdsaen weass'r-
Eaasu aeparser called Nssfpiessesl
fe,sar private aiscatansal phone
'Sax. Pop ase asked, ''SAlnsos $
tbs lsnssee Sounds Like rs GaHl~
ms ssp0m 0lst at SEA SassstFss
ao0d tsQq,'
sS4sae rs gs,sc sss0nit4isfSi tiaeH
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smell t9eaTlSnasBEac ''ASsl sanGN
iN'sasst tifey #ae Easgl4rG aSss1S A
pl0u esap same tins pta1s, ga tassa
eqa what as9 gued waterfront
reporter sssrasqbS asso3e found aast
4 Mass6 ago
SQaeg ITS en- rs s.nasasfsl-
ny O.at the Waves In b rtasssfSs''
by Messss =
Gs9srs9s" nsassnnscS Neptune.
you Rsslsw Y,esa sassse
NGase on, Pop spill rls'e
news
Keep gqs@ Saatt GA SOFA @3ssd
you're hearing is aaaSse taasa atr&
s-y s,salssssc assslSsag 4 araase
S'WS9sssSQacfsF
Yes, the .yWaea9saad @oY
DON'T msq sci saaaga42 Tls,s &iea
Gasaf flaia4ae Riea sisaC all ssae
Key West waterfront, gSoG'~
Ny shoes sars wSaa &ssG.
Poe W4ssssespc.,s Wea0 ssa Nsfp-
I#4a@. rs = NEW sightseeing oes3
fse e3aesssasaag vase tourists. 10 S
gse asssge asveaYBsoiga&, Go take
a look Sg Dc.
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( N-Y@Qee Gsp9sger, aagae F@s>
! o. are yssa.'
vg,4Sae,as YGsg cd ssss fossil g
8sag| The eeacFShSg3 ssG@1T@s
Of tae sssag@N@e ssasEs@sssa ~
/. gg4as fsg@Hetsf 5 ss$af
SsaggsSS alongside Sa especial
( ~ b4&8 stq-fa. bsf4s. a@af sa& e2tF
see of Craig Dock the n@~
sightseeing boat sgssg@Ess Y$s
tSsaa@ 10 be = hong, sleek speedy.
! age4s- screw vessel Nta @G@@m@F@-
4sel2taS fge GVsr forty fay& pas
seRssaS on q SaaR-SaaGlt&fSe deck
Of @@stgse s@sts facing forward.
/ wl6ig AZ sSsgs sstws&a
FRESHLY PARTED bsF gs&@&f&g
/ l5aes giaseSRe9 WEt4 0aG new
Ress of = @al0K resembling sid
/ very.
This is slsYtT Ssf2fas4 Captain
(. %. Shesffsf sRe Charles II,
T, tfsss3, partners ana fs-@5saAessts
Ut Gla6 sttfsetlvs Rsssel, proudly,
I'VE Iaf9efea Aesg on aef. bat as
/ lssefea well"
| #Aaa lassst a love stae
sssFsiy locks sa bRt" sefssa Gs}e
f6Beftst
During the tws=beaf sjgt2tses-
ing teSsf sfsaRa the island, pass
seBgefs hesf q teet&fs on fist8fs
ie points Of interest as tBeY pass
slowly bY, Ef39assls lEteflBass
sf music fitl In fhe fslsHlHg
rip.
80 fasFs the music / bssfa
effsh9fe, huh7" eHglalHsa the
reporter, '1g really sounded
elssSg "
''Tes, We hsYe same mics fs~
e9FeS,"
sFba ys4 bsve Symphony 0'sj'
fhR Waves il Il miner by Mss
ksf"
No @evef Reafa Ut H."
NE, aejtkef, admitted tbs
reporter. scratching his hssd
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ITALIA h8 sEee. Florida.
%o%ern5Er 1szn- zsE5-
RTIa-E


NOTICE IT. hereby given thai 1ae
Trustees If the Internal Improve
Tneuf Fund ~ the Stas@ 81 FLOR
ida. Pursuant tn Ia q M.I5l offer Tor
rale. for OS,secti',rs "nEy- ia g'ai.a-
haAsse, Florida. a. 100 o'clock
AM. Janu8rE TN. 1857. ne f"l -
lowing dc~crlSsea lands in MONROE
COT STf.
That certain AREA EE~NIA r.
'fiafT son Bikh2 IggnG in :Sec-
tj"n -. ISas n~hjp - !Sy4zD,
Range Is IN "a, Containing -
acrHs, guOEe gr lesA.
Tine Purchaser ~ ~ pas the an
FeBi}sfn2 c0at
THE TRl sTEIsE Of ISTEg% AL
. .dl'IsJF E3it.&T FtrSD reHerTe the
FiRtai ~ reject tn" sale
~ ORDER ~ the Trustees ~
he Internal fspDrpTssD@ns Feua 9f
the stale III Florida,
WILLARD r. rALDW ELL,
ATTEST f,G%eF3l oy.
r g elliot %ec.
TRUSTEES /. / Ft5nd
ds"t'-I -&I-aa.l 9ss % +5s,5 ? :
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L.EGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
AAME. &TAIIIE

MOTTO. Z ~ HEREBY GIVEN thaJ
The undersig usd. desiring I" engage
ia business under the fictitious
name If Beach Guest HDaSr'. i%-,
- mitch = al street. i[sE West Flor
ia. intends ~ register said ficti-
riDGk name H.th the Clerk ~ ine
ETr"ui1 Cvurt of Monroe COUNTY
FiGrida.
Dated December eth. I94s.
MRS. EMMA WOLKJFF.
Sole Owner.
aeea- l6-23-z9,I3+6
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a reg4Aar r1urrsaly meeting of
the Woman Auxiliary of the
Maan8cgpsl Hospital will he held
al pm Wednesday 81 the WO-
IMAM 3 Club.
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MEETINGS
sRIlINmnnIIlnllInIlIMIiInHAlnIlIlIIlIInnHall


a -Sassdsng of tine CtrzErsTg
CeusgsU1a off Fsus.rrzs and TsssasrsAlazss
viii he held at tine Ezrrits Se;aocl~
19tetansssdtsY. Dsanxsrrssssu m, al 3..S0
r. NJ
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than 5000 milss. Since their
defeat. they haVe tsffiea
thHir adaptation ~ a Htith
greater degrees, evidenced
hy the cha nFlnp af lhplf
mest autaefatip government
III the wnpid 90 a demattaef.
Even theif 'aen n Heaven
nav takes nff his bal and
waves u crowds. whleh 49,
hanger bow dawn a. hih a.
though he Wefe divine
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In 1871 q Partisan surgeon de-
scrioed the action Of opium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-09

tub AFsR't Ra'i sssU1iHs q
bal Fat hals@
Wits ith ast saeseaihe lhr al
iaW aRge faf "ntethead 10 nii'
budget
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E4AsEb Live L-ssEzE1SSE ll'szaE's
The srEEaSsa Ci1snsuw D2auce as
tine Esesoeain1ssntt and PrwGs'c1lXE
0syasef 0a ESaER. Key West Lodge,
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-28

WASHINGTON really army, the
poudest military school became brgader general World
2O Brig Hdrdge declared
arocacy
listed men, 1t is undemocratc and un-American
must begin West Point of which graduate Hodge said H.
retired % l9 I with " I cur & injury He was cassmate of
m hdd declared that compulsory military training an obsolete
dangerous doctrne because the next if will mass
The witness insisted that the would undermine
democracy by ndoctnatng earod boys with the oatarian view
supper graduate Congressional
led reprint charges made ITS Secret" by Henry
essona investigating committee forced the withdraw its orenta
Hok Chapter Frank o.
covers question Investigates Investigators"
Fairs Ea Bfe headed @ R AND Andrew veJFo a 9r & te HSSo nS Ma u m m
secretary
that he the No Nazi in the u He special counsel
1886 representing Father Charles Coughn Maryland He later
worked @ in Detroit for the fascist priest
and the Germany precise
opposite The people democratic but fascist
At another not point the amy our said maintain
blood and race by ful manipulation Of fear and hate and by false
All of this dPsed Burton and Hoke charges his book that will
because army say
ascism"
upiye propaganda the what about
Reps Rankin d., Miss Hoffman
Mh Soon Hoke Burton demanded ian explanation from high
ientaton says navy threat
discontinue using army in program"
admits committees he
Chapter 10 by saying investigations should be fair honest and com
ete should stop personal and I'VE should investigate the
Investigators Unless there is trouble much trouble ahead
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TWENTY YEARS AGO

John Allison of Lincoln Illinois, has laid
that the of Lincoln, $500 day.
denied this week letter received the secretary
No. TO- from the secretary OF Local Union 116.
Clarence Miller we'll Sebg
last Saturday evening with Sunny Jim Turner making head
quarters while in the city.
The Limoges China Company Sbrng
for the of employees of the plant The
and has fine floor or inside sports 1t has been punching
bags wrestling bars other
Chicago wen kh"S the 10 ne % P and gs trade % the
His display room is located on North Wabash Avenue.
ana Martha Lenora
uher of Sebrg o. have returned from weeks visit Sebrg
Tuesday afternoon on Brotherhood mission.
mass meeting to perfect plans for the big of the
June H. which President Calvin Coolidge
speak will be held Trades and Labor Council hail. Saturday
President
complete office presented last week to T.
gathering held the office by
mission division of wokmen compensation department
Monday evening" went on record
opposing using the Market House Fund for building Municipal
Reuben Smith, jiggerman up
past G month % with fractured arm is & back at his gger
will spend the and playing league baseball
put mas not pckeo out ne one as yet that he likes best
at
Coshocon served notice to
effect having been posted each department without
ing from smoking the plant during working
made this week of an addition the
G who for the past five years has been sales manager The d T
Corporation of Chester W. Va He will relieve M
the Edwin NJ Knowles China Company
James oDonne formerly of Hopewe lately of Erwin Tenr
plant Cohon Ohio vacated by William Scragg working
ling tR%ae % sne % recently Gen. Fails % R s s fss sss ID sp
at Scio has been taken by Clyde Prchard "
Willis Hail. glider, member of L. U. No
the Edwin M. Knowles plant in Chester, w. Va. ~ ~ ~