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Evening star., 1939-02-19
5. A. School Basket Meet
Al ". and |. March 9-11
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 18-
Washington and Lee University's
annual South Atlantic basket ball
tournament for high and prepara-
tory schools will be held March Gil.
The event Is staged each year tho
week end after the Southern Con-
ference tournament at Raleigh.
Deadline for entries will be Mon
day, March 6.
Durham IN. c. High School won
last years event, defeating Bethesda
Chevy Chase High In the finals.
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Western High Subdues
RIM. Quintet, $3.50

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Feb. 49,
With a field goal by Brennan in the
last Is seconds of play, Washington S
Western High School defeated RAN
dolph-Macon Academy here today
in a thrilling basket ball game, ST
to so.
The score was deadlocked at half
time, "a to "a, and the Yellow
Jackets led in the third quarter, 43
to 40.
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Pro Hockey

NATIONAL Le18ue.
Montreal Canadiens. 4 New York Amer
Toronto. 2: New York Rangers. l.
international American League.
Cleveland. 4: Pittsburgh g.
Hershey Bears. 5; Springfield Indians, 3.
Syracuse, 2; PHILADELPHIA. 2 (overtime
tiel.
Eastern Amateur League.
Atlantic City Sea Gulls, 8: Hershey. 8
(overtimeb.
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Terp Frosh Score Easily
Over Baltimore Poly

University of Maryland's fresh
man basket ball team captured its
14th victory in is starts yesterday
at College Park, easily overwhelm-
ing Baltimore Poly, AIT.
Merle Duvall and Leon Vannais
paced the yearlings' attack, scoring
IS and points, respectively. while
Malloy wes high for Poly with s
points.
The frosh led, 1877, at half time.
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Navy PIebes Outshoot
Tech at AL! AnoIes

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 18.-Navy Plebe
rif1emen defeated the Tech High
team Of Washington, 1861 1921, to-
day, counting margins in all three
positions. Crouch topped the Tech
shooters with 27O.
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The frosh led, 1877, at half time.
St. Johns Is Impressive
Beating Calvert Hall

st. Johns scored an impressive
victory over Calvert Hall of Balti-
more yesterday on the local court.
27-12. taking their 10th straight VIC
tory and their 18th in is games.
Jimmy Mulvihill and joey Gal
ligher paced the victors with 7 and
YNinfS roSnort{va1y
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6. U. Prep Five Is Loser
To Gilman School 4

Playing without the services Of
two of It's stars, Capt. Lou W.msatt
and Jerome Powell, who are out with
injuries, Georgetown Prep basket
ball team bowed before Gilman
School Of Baltimore cagers, 32-19,
on the Garrett Park court,
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St. AIbons Quint Bows
To Baltimore School

st. Paul's School Of Baltimore
downed st. Adams, 21-16. yesterday
on the locals floor, taking a 1916
lead at the half that it never gave
up. Singlud of the losers won indi-
vidual honors with 8 points.
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Basket Ball

CSUeSe.
Msmpden.ssaney. ans5dea I %: g. American ss o., ss.
Howard. so: Delaware. IA.
west Virginia. 45; Pittsburgh. ~.
PENNSYLVANIA, 40: Yale. al.
Cornell. 46; Harvard. 81.
partmSHth pa,amS'n g! 9; R.Hy, RsineetSn' % 81.
Garnesie Tech 4s: BALTIMORE 40.
Villanovs. 81: Iehigh. 90
Marquette. ~: Notre Dame. %.
Maine 80: New Hampshire. SO.
a. John: Hs Hopkins
wesleyan. SO; williams. 20
sn.ss sf asssirfs Teachers IL A::e s nd:n. ds Teach
virsinia. 80: Wsshinston 4 Lee. rs.
Roanohe ,oia ri 81; Rieh%ond sn 70 -,
The Citadel. As: Davidson: 80.
clemson; q; south csrolina' 10.
Florida %; Stetson. 20.
Appaiachian. 81: Catawba. AZ
oli1vi1ls W.i1n,,T TEACHERS ss 70; West virginia
Es;fA'i; &c eF:as'' r. rdS a.
west Carolina Sa Teachers 30; Lenoir-
1ndiana, -: Northwestern. 81.
Chicago, "a; Michigan. 90.
Ohio State. 53; Iowa. 40.
Wisconsin g: Purdue 30 (oveatims,;
e;sssrs S. seG5s'ss sssis,.sss.r rsss q TO-
oklahoma: 80; Iowa State Al.
Wesse1a wssseTa * k.ntucRs. aasRsn' r. Tennessee.
Southwestern. 40; Mississippi. 80,
Warrenshurr fMo Teachers, 81; Mis-.
Grinnell. SO: washington tet. Louis)'
T,esl Ms:heS5n' W! 8 s5; + Tulsa; ~ ia: 81
Texas Al; BAYLOR. 80.
b:%..$s b:!:ss g. VI Western as5''a aes..n Teach
5es5ssn %s5ss aoi.s:rs ts seass $sG.:n Il Teach
He Sales, '5e; lawrence Tech. II.
efnenn.ti' et Ma.ys ss; s.; Ms4.hs Es15,sl 81 30.
xavier .: % %ehio Wesleyan, 80.
Ssss 5Shs Gs5fo Is western Reserve 49,
Scholastic.
sll&sa:n 81; q desIsstexn Sssss Ap4; Prep. 10.
Episcopal. 35: Stanton, 10.
Danville. AZ: HArgrave, a.
ginia Frosh, 2S.
Hampden-sydney Frosh. 40: Fork
Union M. A., 80.
Western, 81: Randolph Macon. so.
v. M. l.. Frosh. ~; Jefferson High, "a.
Hopewen. so: Maury. 4s
George Washinston tDanville). 81;
Navy Plebes. 81; Hun School. 15.
Glass High. Il: Andrew Lewis, IL,
.kfofegsiensl,
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Eagles, Leading at Half,
Bow 10 HIS. Qujnt
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va, Feb.
l0.-Under Capt. Willard Crafts
brilliant follow-up shooting, Hamp-
den-Sydney came back in the second
half to defeat American University,
40 to 38, here tonight.
American U. had gone into the
second half with a 23-to-21 edge.
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NAVY PLEBES.
Red Sox Let q Pair Go

BOSTON, Feb. 18 @.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox today released Pitcher
Ted Olson on option to their Louis
vile farm and sold Catcher George
Dickey to Oklahoma City.
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laand Beats NJ Court Rutgers Ring Spice Co|orf Program
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Wilkes Barre Barons vs.. Wash.
ington Brewers. Heurich gym, 3.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. Catholic, G. U.
gym, 8:15.
st. Johns VS.. Tech, Tech gym,
3:45.
Shaw VS.. Howard, Howard
gym, 8.
hard-Montgomery VS.. Lam
don gym, $3.50.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Eastern vs.. Woodrow Wilson;
Roosevelt VS.. Central public high
series games, Eastern gym, $3.50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase vs.. Lam
don, Landon gym. $3.50.
Anacostia VS.. Hyattsville, Hy-
attsville gym, 8.
st. Andrews VS.. Friends, Friends
gym. $3.50.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Montgom-
ery-Blair, Silver Spring, $3.50.
Mount Rainier VS.. National
Training School. N. T. S. gym, 3.
Kendall VS.. Gonzaga. Gonzaga
gym, $3.50.
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Jeesnd Half stsndings,

Games This Week.
1hursdey-Pspco ". waiter Reed yellow
's 2.rsasas. ssas|aa & i. zn::is.%a %'sEs:aR E:a:
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Totals 2l .749 Totals le 8 81
Free throws missed-Craft (3). Weed
~. 8. Brown %. Bartlett. Byham Brown,
Schultz (2). Webb
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Totals b27 Totals 4 412
Referee-Nr J. Mitchell.
Score at half-et. Johns IL: Calvert 8.
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summaries.
Terp Spurts Tell on Court.

Iefp 6purtS Tell on Court.
Maryland's spurts of effectiveness
provided its ample margin In the
basket ball engagement and virtu-
ally assured the Terps of second
place IN Southern Conference stand
ings with a record of eight victories
and three defeats.
After battling evenly with the Old
Liners In the opening moments,
v. M. l., Maryland's last conference
foe until the Terps compete in the
loop tourney next month at Raleigh,
N. c., threatened only occasionally.
Andy Trzeciak, husky guard, and
Paul Shu, alexandria, Va, boy, kept
the Keydets within striking distance
In the first half, between them scor-
ing v. M. rs first IS points, but
after Ray Taylor tied the score for
the Lexington lads at 17-17, Mary
land was jeopardized only once.
Dewitt Goes on Rampage.
George Dewitt, slim forward, who
accounted for IL points, rapidly
netted three field goals to boost
Maryland into a 1918 lead and
Bill Rea's shot made it 25-18 at
half time.
Trzeciak, who captured scoring
honors with II points, reduced
Ma>yland's gap to 25-22 with a
brace of goals opening the second
half, but the Terps then started
to part the cords and moved steadily
ahead.
Grabbing field goals in clusters
Is the v. M. I. defense weakened.
Maryland wdened its lead to pro-
hibitive proportions. Pershins Mon.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-30

of this new drug have been made,
and it gives every indication of be-
ing a decided Improvement on any
other anaesthetic now available to
the dentist. Not only is the onset
of anaesthesia swifter, but this new
preparation is more thorough; ap-
parently entirely safe. and so stable
that boiling will not spoil it.
Broken Into Harmless Substance.
"Wha is more no bad effect on
the heart has been observed in any
of the numerous trials. Nor does
this new drug accumulate in the
body. for when the blood stream
carries it to the liver, it is broken
down into almost completely HARM
less substances"
Your dentist and physician will
tell you that when infected gums
and teeth are too long neglected, the
removal of teeth, too far gone to
be worth trying to save, may cause
injury to the gums and surrounding
tissues SO that the "open" blood yes
sells may carry infection to joints
and heart. causing rheumatism and
heart disease.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-30

l--Finns. disable Russian cruiser with
500 aboard.
Russians capture Finnish port.
New cabinet takes over Finnish gov
Germans sink five ships of four ma
tions.
diminish rebel regime cedes territory
to Russians.
Regular Finnish government orders
evacuation of all southern towns.
Sweden tightens its defenses.
British tanker sunk, two German
ships sunk and liner beached.
3-British planes attack German naval
base and score hits on German war
ships.
Firms shatter Red troops in Arctic
battle.
League Of nations summoned to hear
Finnish appeal for aid.
Britain puts blockade against Ger.
man exports into effect.
EGerman pocket battleship sinks Brit.
ish steamer Doric Star In south At
lantic.
B-Finnish flyers innict heavy casual.
ties on Soviet troop concentration
6-Finns repulse Russian army OF 200.-
600 on three fronts.
7-Russlans to blockade Finnish coast:
warn shipping.
British fighting planes beat off Ger
man raids.
s-Finns repel offensive on Karelian
10-Finns report Russian attacks re.
PEELED on all fronts.
1l-League of Nations requests Russia
to cease hostilities against Finland.
i2-Russia rejects league Of nations pro-
posal to mediate conflict with Fin
land.
German liner Bremen runs British
blockade to home port.
l3-British ships disable and chase Ger
man raider Graf Spec Into South
American port.
14-Russia expelled from league of ma.
tons.
Uruguay gives Graf Spec 70 hours to
make repairs.
16-Finn coast artillery sinks Russian
destroyer.
1e-Cermans scuttle Graf Spec outside
Montevideo harbor rather han risk
fight with British ships waiting out.
side.
1e-Huge Red forces storm Firms noun
tain positions.
Germans claim "a out of A British
planes shot down In battle ver
Heligoland.
British claim sinking OF German
cruiser and damage to two others.
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AUGUST
Germans InUade Poland
SEPTEMBER

s-5ritain and France declare wal on
Germany.
British ship Athena torpedoed off
coast of Ireland. l.400 aboard. -
lost.
o-GeImans shell warsaw; government
President Roosevelt proclaims U. s.
neutrality.
e-Poles appeal to Britain to rush aid.
France invades Germany: British
troops arrive.
7-Nazi torpedoes sink five ships.
e-French planes bomb Siegfried line.
l0-German counterattack halts French
on western front.
Russia PUSHES reserves to Polish bor-
der.
i7-German forces shut a wise on War.
saw.
is-Big British army lands In France
without loss.
Polish defense cracks: Nazis move
eastward.
is-Russian troops invade Poland to
protect minorities."
truce talk fails.
Poland's defenses collapse under
Nazi pressure.
Russian army drives SO miles into
Poland.
ao-Report Red purge of former officials
In Polish Ukraine.
2S-French repulse wave after wave of
Maxi shock troops.
25-French defeat Germans in two big
air battles: lombard whole length
Of Siegfried line: bomb Zeppelin
z7-Warsaw %surrenders to Germans after
Estonia signs alliance with Russia.
29-Britain defies warning by foes 10
stop war.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-30
X-Rays Used to
Treat Carbuncles

MIHEN we think of carbuncle we
w have in mind a number of
boils occurring in a group. Appar-
emily a little infection or boil starts
at the bottom Of a hair root. ap-
proaches the skin surface, and for
some reason Cannot get through at
first. The infection then travels be-
meath the skin to the next hair and
again approaches the surface. This
happens a number of times so that
there may be as many as six or
more boils all ready to break
through the skin in what appears
to be mi large lump.
Physicians and surgeons are very
careful in their treatment of car-
buncles. particularly about the face,
as the poisons imprisoned may
prove dangerous to life if carried to
distant parts, particularly the brain.
x-Rays Prove Valuable.
DR.. F. W. O'Brien, Boston. in the
New England Journal of Medicine,
points out that the death rate among
100 hospital patients with severe car
buncle receiving X-ray treatment
alone OF together with surgery was
3 per cent. There were no deaths
among 81 patients with carbuncle
on the face treated with the X-ray
alone. There was no evidence that
the diabetic patient, in whom car
buncles r common, could not I'M
dergo X-ray treatment safely. The
patients who were treated early,
only by X-rays, recovered in a
shorter time than did the others
who were treated by surgery. or by
surgery and X-ray.
1t is certainly gratifying to learn
that another distressing and at
times dangerous ailment is being
treated so successfully by X-rays.
When first the X-rays were discov-
cred their usefulness was to make
sure that a bone was broken or to
locate some object in the stomach
or other organs and tissues.
A point that must be remembered.
however. is that X-ray is now a spe-
cialty in medicine. just as any other
specially. It does not consist in
just taking pictures. 1t requires
knowledge and skill to interpret the
findings and to know exactly how
much of the X-ray to prescribe.
and the distance and angle from
the skin surface.
released by Western Newspaper Union.l
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-30
FEBRUARY
MARCH


4-Four navy fiers killed when plane.
collide in maneuvers.
13-Twenty-eight killed, so injured II
train wreck In Mexico.
16-Tornadoes in Arkansas, Texas ant
Louisiana cause So deaths and in
juries to 300.
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1-Britain calls ESQ. 900 more troops.
Hitler makes peace proposals TO Brit.
ain n France: seeks armiStice.
e-Hitler sets aside area In Poland for
Germans TO be t~ransplanted from
other countries.
10-French premier spurns Hitler's peace
terms.
conquests.
14-British battleship Royal Oak sunk
by sub. 786 lost.
17-German planes raid Scapa Flow,
Iron Duke. training ship damaged.
23-British report three U-boats sunk.
Germans capture American ship City
Of Flint and take IL to Soviet port.
f6-American ship City OF Flint, turned
over to Germany by Russia. sails
from Russia.
ko-Germans claim lis foreign ships sunk
since war began.
Five freighters sunk by Germans.
s1-Soviet demands raise new crisis In
Finland.
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3ENorway frees City Of Flint and in.
terms German prize crew. Finland
defes Soviet threat: ready to fight.
belgium and Holland offer to medi.
ate peace between warning nations.
e-Hitler escapes plot; blast in Munich
beer cellar kills 6 n Injuries so.
eEDutch open defense dikes; clash at
border with Germans.
French repulse night infantry raids
by Germans.
10-French repulse two German attacks.
15-Four more merchantmen sunk In sea
warfare.
17-Germans shoot nine Czech students,
seize 100 and close academies for
three years.
18-Dutch liner hits German mine In
North sea. sinks with lao lives.
1e-Four more ships sunk by German
mines oil England.
z0-Germans extend war at sea; 10 YES.
sells unk since November Ia; 1873
dead or missing.
French-Belgian treaty seen as chan
mel for France 10 get German coke.
Germany opens officers ranks to 81
soldiers: royalty backs Hitler.
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z1-Germany charges Munich man with
beer cellar explosion; arrests two
British agents.
Britain declares unrestricted block
ade OF Germany In reprtsal for IL
legal mine warfare; forbids neu-
tral nations TO trade with Germany.
22-British destroyer sunk. 30 missing.
Nazi bombers raid S~heflands, no
French report torpedo boat tank two
subs.
23-Eight more vessels sunk: total for
France and Britain claim 20 air vic
tories in three days on western front.
Exiled Polish government begins
functioning In France.
Bulgaria permits British 10 establish
propaganda center In Sofia.
24-British cruiser damaged IN port by
blast from mine or submarine.
French repulse German attack east
of Moselle river.
25-Berlin claims bombers hit four Brit
ish warships: London denies.
Six nations protest British ban on
German trade.
26-Two. hundred !eighty-seyen die IN
sinking of Polish liner Pilsudski and
a British armed ship. Germans
fight back British planes attempting
TO raid Kiel canal.
British fights for a new Europe.
Chamberlain says.
Finnish guns XIII four Russian sol
diers, Soviet charges.
27-Russia demands Firms remove sol.
diers from border: Finland offers TO
negotiate border issue: Russia
threatens war.
28-Russia d~enounces non-aggression
pact with Finland, Finland declares
Russian reports OF border attacks
false.
Germany claims British cruiser sunk
by submarine: Britain denies.
29-Russian troops invade Finland after
breaking off diplomatic relations;
Firms stunned by break.
30-Russians claim 10-mile advance into
Finland; bomb H~elsingfors, declare
Firms attacked first. Finnish cabi-
net resigns after declaring war on
Russia.
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| think more
people are deferred
from making needed
visits to their den-
lists because they
fear they may be
hurt than for all 9TH
e a S o n S c o M
bined.
"A new anaesthet-
er reasons COM
name) has been de-
veloped quite re-
Gently. Already over
o mn mn ;nsao4;ana
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FEBRUARY

7-President makes new demand for
$50 millions more for PWA after sign.
Ing appropriation bill with that
amount cut out.
D-House passes bill making state and
municipal employees subject to In
come tax.
13-Justice Brandeis retires from the
u. S. Supreme court.
l5-House approves $376. DOC. 900 defense
bill.
25-James j. Hines, Tammany chief,
convicted of violating lottery laws.
gu. S. Supreme court rules sit-down
strikes illegal.
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NOVEMBER

2-House votes against embargo on
arms: bill goes to conference.
3ECongress passes neutrality repeal bill
and adjourns.
EPresident signs repeal bill and bars
war zones to American shipping.
6ESupreme court rules state ann
tax Hole mortgages.
Told age pension plans defeated In
Ohio and California.
AAA will make loans to cotton grow
ers on new crop.
s-Navy sends marines to Hawaii to
strengthen Pacific defense.
Fifteen u. S. oil tankers transferred
10 Panamanian registry.
9-Roosevelt demands Lewis. head OF
c. 4. o.. resume peace negotiations
with A. F. of L.
Smith. former president of L S.
u. given 8 to "a years for univer-
sity scandals.
i4-Louis Levy, New York lawyer. dis.
barred in Manton scandal.
l6-Al Capone, gang leader. released
from federal prison: enters Baltimore
hospital.
DR.. Smith, former L. S. u. presi-
dent, attempts suicide in prison.
General Motors found guilty in anti.
trust suit: IL individuals acquitted.
20-Michigan governor offers state pro-
lection to Chrysler employees who
want to work.
Foreign nations reported to be heavy
buyers of copper.
Court upholds c. !. o. over A. +. of
L.. In union fght
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-30
DOMESTIC

Us GUARDS NEUTRALITY
Special congressional session
Institutes "cash-and-carry'' neu-
fraIity as Americans rush home
from Europe, aOay from par
zone.
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2-Ex-Judge Martin T. Manton indicted
by federal grand jury in New York
as bride taker.
SENATE passes sS5s. 600. 900 army ex.
tension bill.
e-House passes bill giving President
restricted authority to ~reorganize de.
partments.
16-Lieut-Go Lauren ID. Dickinson
sworn In as governor of Michigan to
succeed the late Frank ID. Fitzgerald.
18-U. S. puts penalty tariff on German
imports.
2S-James J. Hines. Tammany leader.
sentenced to serve four to eight
years in prison.
gu. S. Supreme court holds federal
and state governments may tax sal
aries of each others employees.
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5-Senate adopts conference report on
reviving Presidents money powers.
CIV. p. Buckner given two years in
prison on Philippine railway bond
charges.
10-President gives Paul v. McNutt of
Indiana job as head of the newly
created Federal Security administra-
ton.
13-Senate votes to fix payroll tax at l
per cent until 1943.
14-President signs bill giving war de-
partment power to hid secret new
equipment from spies.
20-House passes bill to curb bureau.
Gratis in politics.
24-House committee shelves Presidents
$500, DOC. 900 housing program.
Nationwide lottery swindle using
name of Will Rogers exposed.
25-One killed, seven shot, in battle over
nonunion labor at Boonville, Ind.
26-United States scraps trade treaty
with Japan.
Francis B. Sayre nominated for high
commissioner to the Philippines.
31-Senate lops 81. 615, 000, 900 from spend
ing bill n passes 1t.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-30
OCTOBER

2-Delegates of 81 republics at an inter.
American neutrality conference fixed
a safety one around two Americas.
3-Japanese admit loss of 1900 men
In fighting Russians.
5LChinese halt Japanese drive In HUI
"a province; report 10, 800 slain.
10-Soviet returns Wilma to Lithuania.
11-Britain and Russia sign trade agree.
ment.
27-Pope Plus In ~encyclical assails die.
tators.
28-Thousands arrested as Czechs and
Nazis battle In Prague.
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JANUARY

2-Former Gov. Frank Murphy OF Mich
igan takes oath as u. S. attorney gen.
eral
Harry Hopkins sworn In as Secretary
of commerce.
35Seventy-sixth congress
bEPresident sends to congress $40. 000.-
000, 900 budget for 1910 fiscal year.
Felix F~rankfurter nominated for u.
S. Supreme court
l2-President. In message. asks $50 mil
lions more for defense.
16-President asks extension OF social
security benefits.
19-President asks legislation to end tax
free public salaries and to levy on
all securities.
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FOREIGN

RUSSIA FACES WEST-Dic-
fator Josef Stain, having COM
pIefed a pact Nth Germany, con.
quers part Of Poland and mopes
into Estonia. Latuia, Lithuania-
and then into Finland.
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AUGUST

1-Army's flying fortress flies coast to
coast In GA hours.
House kills Presidents lending
spending bill.
2-House slashes s161 .0o0. 900 from fnal
spending bill.
4-Senate passes third deficiency bill
of 1879 millions.
Agreement reached on social Sc
curity amendment cutting pay roll
tax $500. 900, 900 In next three years.
5-Congress adjourns after appropriate
ing more than SIS, 600. 600. 900.
7-Former Governor Leche of Louisiana
and two others Indicted In hot oil
quiz.
IA = President advances Thanksgiving
day one week, naming November %.
l5-WPA raises pay of 1000. 900 workers
S., DOC. 900 a month New York fair
asks bondholders for $4.820. 900 to
meet debts.
18-U. S. and Canada sign new pact for
air service.
~20-Louisiana oil car, DR.. J.. A. Shaw,
witness against ex-Gov. r. w. Leche.
kills self.
24-President pleads for peace; cables
Hitler, Poles. and king of Italy.
29-German liner Bremen held up at
New York for search.