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High carbon heat treated steel blade prac tically unbreakable Extra long in frog Turned - over repedorc for additional strength ' iliiiil!i!INiiiiiP'' i' : each Blade ' : :''' 62-Inc- h : : ':: V:::'':: tally tempered and expertly ground Basement AlPKA!:wiiiii- ii- ti:: 49 ti Forged from finest quality high car bon steel scientifi- - 4 GARDEN HOE is friendly despite a natural desire by each-texpress his own viewpoint fully and firmly Friendly references made by British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden to Spain' in his house of commons speech last week have confor ''' an early tributed to hope ' ' agreement en-rout- iOURSELFI Manager "CRACK THI -- - '- 4 that the atmosphere e IT' TRT ' :: 4 1 leatIRECHOICEN 1°9 ii 11—'"e Itror:! S : - 1 STUDIOS ARTHUR iAADOLYN MURRAY KING : t A Spanish foreign Minister Diplomats report an evident determination in the discussions to reach agreement and it is said - cliZZar fit"d' ' "11is-::::-- I I --0 until i an MIN Spain Feb 28 (A'—Threefor the trainload of German k14WWl':::- '''''':'trainloads of German wounded wounded and diplomats t The wounded stared back frorn '''''''''''ffIll'''-soldiers diplomats and officials car windows and said nothing the crossed the Spanish frontier Into ? German-occupie- d France near here Neither did the members - of the : Monday and a gloomier lot seldom delegationsto one f ' theof I wounded has been seen in these parts spoke and while the local Apparently the food and life In In English watched the soldier United States internment camps delegation Like a Doctor's Prescriptior had agreed with them while the talked animatedly in fairly good which he had learned in prospect of returning to the English Many remedies contain just on4 fatherland had certain disadvan- internment Anacin is like a docingredient The wounded German a ser- tages The party formed a contor's prescription because it con- trast' to thegroup of Americans geant who was captured by the several medically proved tains in Americans Tunisia said "Yeah who last week crossed the fronhighly regarded ingredient& to Lisbon we were treated tier into Spain okay Yeah the were Americans dawn were for exchange The Americans good fightthin but they were enthusiastic ers in Africa" Asked whether he was glad to talkative and cheerful happy - Not so the Germans In San Se- 'be going back to Germany the bastian the local German nazis sergeant shrugged and drawled: "Well after all Germany is came trooping down to the station platform and stood stony-face- d home for us you know" t giving the Hitler salute be- - LcP - ClIS7 oa) do - - E 7 ' ' - EASY la " - ' 10043 177 In 412 Templeton Bldg open - ' 92 Studios v114 47)1 FUN THE IN ON Gloomy German Repatriates — Cross Spanish Frontier 1 1 1 ) ' - i60 DUNLAP QUALITY SHOVELS x 1 GET Pan-Americ- 9 7® LTIGE17 : :'''"' STRAIGHT-TYP- America's suspension of oil shipments to Spain enters its second month Wednesday and can hardly be ended before March 31 because ships: must be started again for oil ports Carlton J H Hayes and Sir Samutt Hoare the American and Britishwnbassadors continue frewith General quent conferences Gornez-Jordana Count Francisco Stalingrad cao fO i7v:c61v e-- -:- : :06 ''''''''' ' azirpt - : ch -- 404414 cm) You mid-Mar- 400-60- Johnson's Red Cross Plaster helps relieve backaches and other muscular aches and yains for these reasons— t by 1 ' ' — - eeO104 '' : I - - F ::::7 'p - ' :rill bRYOUVJ OMO:tbpririT ' f t"''' it i:::-- () matic quarters reported Monday that 'the government had stopped the export of wolfram to all counI tries during present negotiations with the allies and that there was hope! normal relations might be restored with the 'United States and Great Britain soon possibly t Heavy fighting is under way in the Koruska and Stajerska where of Slovenia provinces liarahal Maximilian von Weichs nazi commander in the Balkans has gone over to the attack while continuing the German assault in Hercegovina a communique from Marshal Josip (Tità) Brozovich's r t:'::- 01 - MADRID Feb 28 (UP)—Diplo- (Continued From Page One) rand a half years of war Nati rare defending European unity Much is leaders have also been able to against the communists figures have been disclosed which impress the people with the hor- made of the bogey that the Ruswill show that at least 20 per cent of rifying picture of what life will sians transport German to Russia after the war all the dwelling houses in Germany be if the bolsheviks become the workers and further-- I to repair damages On all sides in ' masters of Europe have been destroyed more they have fully kept up the Germany can be seen signs readLast November Hitler coMpared hopes of the people with their ing "Victory or Bolshevism" Life ill Germany today appears the number of German homeless own promises of a socialist paraunemand grim The people wear German will follow which to the dise of number the Joyless today no smiling faces after four and came to he when victory' power ployed German people in 1944 have a half years of closely controlled He indicated that the figure was anything effec- - regimentation such as an army at IThe s not had them around 100b0000 people from the the front has to endure promised In 1939 there were 18000000 IOther side on the contrary is they Control Economic Life houses in Germany according to did with President Woodrow Wil- Field Marshal Herman Goering points in 1918 the nazis' own statistics In re- BOWS 14food of The situation as Germany president of the Germans' 4- cent weeks German leaders like and of all Europe is not satisfacyear plan and ministry of ecoHitler and Robert Ley nazi labor tory but Europe and certainly nomic Dr defense committee starfront leader have been talking Germany is far from facing Funk of the 1918 in was as Waittler vation it president reconstrucof about the necessity Dr Albert Speer In Germany food is alloted pref- reichsbank tion of 3000000 to 4000000 work- chief of armament production to soldiers heavy erentially houses young The general and Dr Ley chief of the workers' The number of those who have ers and the adults in the cities front control between them the of category been killed in bomb raids runs into gets controlled and mea- economic life of the nation which a closely the hundreds of thousands Those ger 'ration in which fats and some is organized on a beehive basis wounded and injured make many other vitamin elements are lackIt is impossible to estimate how more hundreds of thousands much production has been slowed to enables them which but ing Half Berlin lies in ruins Cities live without hunger In France down by hombings Speer delike Frankfort Ludwigshaven the situation is worse and both tlares production has not been afMannheim Stuttgart Munich Rumanians' and Spaniards fected Other indications are that Dusseldorf are leveled and razed the now are sending food supplies to armament production generally is whole sections being uninhabita- poor undernourished French chil- down 15 per cent because of the ble dren bombings German workers earn from a Live on Soup Dole Ration Inadequate minimum of about 40 marks to a comonce The populatlions of This month's ration perii)d espe- maximum of around 90 marks fortably housed cities now live cially is inadequate in fat' and in weekly Thia enables a man to from communal soup kitchens and some regiOns lard has been sub- pay his rent and buy what his in these barracks and improvised stituted for the former small but- ration card allows him in food ter ration If he has any more money there tlwellings France has been'hit on a fearful Socially and politically the Ger- is nothing he can buy with it exbut less extensive scale Every man position is likely to be dras- cept theater plays or flowers day along the Atlantic wall and tically affected by the fact that 0 Divisions the Mediterranean sirens scream some 12000000 workers are em400- Between October 1 1941 and De- ployed in Germany Half are priscember 30 1943 12000 French oners and half represents volun- 000 the last people were killed by bombs 18- - teer or requisitioned workers They Sixth 000 injured 50000 houses were constitute a sort of Trojan horse year They claim they have rethis become which persons damage and organized destroyed and 1000000 paired dangerous might ' new armiei out of the men remade homeless time ' any Covenlieved by foreign 111workers EstiForgetful of London and Totalitarian War I mates of the try bombings of 1940- the Gerarmy's mans lament and bewail the air In all towns and areas of Ger- strength vary from a closely combombings and call the' English and many now labor is done by these puted minimum estimate of 400 American pilots "gangsters of the foreign workers and prisoners or effective divisions to 600 German military writers tell the air" by women and since 'last FebruThe morale of the German peo- ary every man between 16 and 65 public that the general staff's aim pie despite the bombings how- and all women between 18 and 45 Is to destroy at the right moment ever has probably not been re- have been mobilized in totalitarian and the right place rather than duced to what it was in 1918 yet Warfare During the past year to hold ground They tell the pubNazi leaders headed by Propa- labor requisitioned in France Hol- lic they are waging a defensive ganda Minister Joseph Croebbels land - Belgium Italy and other campaign along the lines that daily whip the population into de- countries had been enormous and Frederick the Great waged and termination to resist to the end the workers have released Ger- won in seven years of war in the promising them final victory and man men for the army and can- eighteenth century The Germans talk much about fodder on the Russian front curiously pointing to the couttage- nonBaden-Baden hotels nearly all their new secret weapons ous attitude of Londoners four In They years ago 'as an example to imi personnel- was ' foreign mainly bragged especially about a weapon French that would be used in reprisal tate During the past year there has against the English for the bombHorrible Picture been much evidence of increasing ings So far it has not been disThe Germans have deTo all appearancea the disci- resistance to the occupation in played pline organization and the 'con- Europe and at the same time that vised and used on a large scale a siderable ability in the 'leadership the German leaders have been very heavy Messerschmitt transenhave contributed much-towarfeverishly and with some success port plane which hauls tanks and to four survive trucks creating an increasingly dense netGermany abling work of economic relationships beGoebbels has shown effective tween all European countries in skill as a propagandist in this ' pursuance of the plan of convert- year of working against odds 4 ' ' ft ing the whole continent into com- Skilfully nazi propagandists have minimized the disastrous year plementary economic unity 4 But the German leaders them- which included the Stalingrad die- selves admit that there has been aster the loss of Tunis the Italy no''') more unrest and resistance in oc- landing and the thwarting of subAle ' cupied countries and they have marines and bombings To prevent laid stress particularly in their any dissatisfaction Heinrich propaganda on what is termed the Himmler head of the dread gesmenace of bolshevism tapo was made minister of the Murray's They tell the occupied area they Interior also in August - 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