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Evening star., 1939-07-24
Formers Make PIeo

Farmers of Denmark have asked
the government to permit an in
crease of purchases from countries
other than Germany and England.
Evening star., 1939-07-24

ment said, that he and a John Gard
ner had staged the Crawford hold
up. The two men were lined up with
a number of other prisoners and
the Crawford Bank cashiner idenli-
fed them as the robbers. Later,
the procedure was reversed. The
bank employees were put in a lineup
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Slavne Ceske dilo zfilmovano.

"Babicka" Bozeny Nemcove
je jiste jednfm z mala del, KITE
re INA snad cely narod a ktere
uprlmne miluje, sotva Sc naucf
c1st, bere do ruky "Babicku",
z n1z jiz Una z vypravovan1
svych rodicG nektera m1sta,
treba o nestastne Viktorce, ne
DO o zivote v Myslivne a jine.
A nelze AMI vyslovit, kolik srd-
CT jiz "Babicka" potesila a
rozradostnila, delala jen a jen
dobro malym a velkym. Pro-
to je treba uvftat 1mysl "Lu-
cerna filmu", re "Babicka"
Dude v nejblizsf dobe zfilmo-
vana. V hlavn1ch rolfch Wy
stoupl nejlepsf herci ceskych
seen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02

ma, Vincek 81 vsiml, re ma oc
cervene cd place, a tazal Sc
starostlive: "Mela isl nepr1jen
nosti ma urade?"
Zavrtela zaporne hlavou g
mlcela.
"Tak proc isl plakala?" ma.
lehal uz znepokojen.
"Rozesli jsme Sc S panem
Soltynem," odvetila a uz zas
oslzela.
Vincek vytfestil udivenim O,
ci: ely no nechces?"
MaTenka chvfli mlcela, po-
tom rekla tiSe: con nechce
mne."
Ted Vincek spraskl ruce
"Zblaznil Sc? Ci CO? Proc tie
nechce?"
"To tt nemohu rici, nerozu-
mel bys tomu. Ale je vsemu
konecz uz k nam nikdy neprij-
de-"
Chvili stall Vincek udiveny.
"Tak neplac! Vsak pride
zas, a rad. Nejaka p~rehanka."
Mafenka uz ma to nefikala
mic a Vincek ida ven, jeste ne
CO brucel.
Druheho dine byla nedele.
Marenka do kostela nechodila
a Vincek tam byl snad jen dva-
KRAFT "a sveho zivota, kdyz no
tam okrtili a kdyz Sc zenil. A
lie Barca cd tech dob, co byla
vdana, chodila do kostela kaz-
de nedele, ne snad z vrozene
zboznosti, "a svobodna necho-
dila take, nybrz ted .jen proto,
ably 81 mohla sednouti do lavice
mezi vdane zenske. Ones Vim
eek stall pred vraty a cekal, az
zena pujde z kostela. L1bila
Sc mu vzdycky Barca, kdyz tax
%svatecne %ustrojena kracela pc
vsi. Bylo pc msi, lid, ktery Sc
vyhrnul z kostela, zGstal staff
pred vraty a 1--WE hovofil. Po-
jednou Sc cd toho hloucku Cd
DELLA Barca a bezela klusem
pc navsi vzhuru. K Vinckovi
dobehla, sotva dechu popada-
JIG a chopivsi no "a rameno,
kficela, jakoby byl hluchy:
"Ty, slys1s! To je novino! Sol
tyn je neboztlkem!" Trhl Sc
bou a hledel ma nj jake u wye
ven1. "Dnes v noci Sc zastre-
ILL.," dodala.
Barca chtela S tou novinkou
vleteti hned do statku, ably to
oznamila Marence, ale Vincek
uhodnuv JEFF 1mysl, chytil il
Ia rukav. "Pockej! To tax nej-
de! Bude to rama pro nj. Mela
no rada. BGh vi, co sc mezi
mimi stale! Reknu il to sam"
Vesli spolu do svetnice, kde
Mafenka byla zamestnana va
renim.
Vincek chvili vahal, neveda,
jak zac1ti. Barca, jiz novina
primo dusila, svlekala sc S ner-
vosn1m chvatem.
"Stalo Sc We vsi neStestf," "a
cal Vincek tlumenym hlasem.
Mafenka pohledla ma neho
tazave, potion ma Barcu a vi
douc JEFF vydeseny oblicej,
chtela Sc neco ptati, ale Vim
eek pokracoval: "Nelekej sc a
bud moudra. Tyka Sc to take
tebe."
Zacala Sc chvetli pc celem
tele a zblednuvsi, rekla mama
have: "Stalo Sc neco panu Sol
tynovi?"
"To nejhors1," zakyval Vim
eek hlavou.
Marenka musela usednouti:
eco Sc mu stalo?" I HAS jeff
Sc chvel.
"ZastTelil SCI" vyhrkla Bar
ca.
Marenka stala nekolik o.
kamzikd jake zkamenela; po-
jednou vykrikla pronikave a
vybehla ven. V tom vykriku O.
brazela sc vsecka slla jeff las
ky.
Vincek chvatal "a Mafen-
kou. Videl il, jak probehla
stepnicf a chvatala kolem hu-
men dolG ma konec vsi. Vratil
Sc tedy do svetnice a Tekl Bar
&c: "Bezf k nemu. Lekl jsem
Sc, kdyz tax vybehla. Ale o.
ma ma rozum."
Ma silnici pred domem Sol
tynovym stall zastup zvedavc6.
Byli by sc snad Tide vhrnuli do
zahrady, ale JAS behal pc pro-
stfednf ceste a chvflemi Sc ma
lidi zufive rozstekal. Vesla
tedy Mafenka zadnlmi dvirky
pc dvorku a vybehla pc scho-
dech do patra. Ia dvermi DO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Vice nezli program
~velkomssta.

poctu We mestech.
Vsude, kde jsou nezamest.
mani, at uz v okresech venkov.
skych nebo mestskych, snazt
Sc Je WPA umistiti ma projek.
tech, jez jsou k uzitku okoli, V
nemz tito Tide zijf.
Poole nedavneho hlaSenf lie
zaveden program WPA temeT
We vsech re 1910 okresu We
SpoJenych Statech. Ash jedna
osmlna pracovnikG WPA je
zamestnana v okresech,v nichz
nenl obce s populacf mad
25OO lid1, dive petiny pracovnf-
XII WPA je zamestnano v okre
sech, V nichz nejvets1 mesto
ma $4,000 o~byvateld.
NeJvets1 a snad i nejd1lezi-
tejsl vykon WPA byla kon-
strukce a 1prava cest "od far
my k trhu" a cest podradnych.
Tyto cesty jsou pTirozene sko-
no Vesmes rye venkovskych
nebo polovenkovskych obcfch.
We trech letech %vybudovala
WPA ash $4,000 mil novych
venkovskych cest a upravila
10000 mil velmi zanedba-
nych cest.
Take projekty verejnych
budov neobmezovaly sc pouze
ma mesta. Pokud sc tyka stav-
by a opravy skolnlch budov,
muzeme naopak Tici, re We ven
kovskych obc1ch bylo vykona-
no mnohem vice neil v obcich
hustle zalidnenych.M ezi $4,000
skol, vybudovanych a oprave-
nych administered WPA We
tfech letech, bylo nejvice ma
lych skoln1ch budov, vhodnych
maximalne pro $50 zakd.
Take velka cast prace, wy
konane administered WPA ma
poll zachovanf pr1rodnfho bo-
hatstvl , verejneho zdravot-
nictv1, lidovychovy a rekreace,
byla We prospect okresu ven
kovskych a polovenkovskych.
Projekty ma zamezovan1 po-
vodnl a ma konservovan1 pndy
mali nejvets1 vyznam pro far
mare a majitele ranc1. WPA
zavodnila temeT 10000 akrn
pGdy stavbou novych prfkopn
a zlepsila zavodnovanf dali
SIGH 2,725.OOO akrG. Dale
vybudovala asi $4,000 jez6 a
prehrad ma zadrzovanf vody
potoku a rex a zalesnila 81
900 akrG.
Dobra polovina cetnych pro-
jektG, jez umoznuji poskyto-
vanf obedd skoln1 mladezi, ma
chaz1 sc We skolach venkov-
skych. We trech letech dosta-
10 Sc tax podvyzivenym detem
pres 238,OOO.OOO obedG.
Jina cinnost WPA, spadajf-
CT pod zahlav1 SANTIAGO a zdra-
votnictvi, spociva v ochrane
proti znecistovan1 vody poto-
XII, SEX, v huben1 nemoc pre-
nasej1c1ch komarG a v budova-
nj sanitn1ch toilet. Tato Gin
most ma vets1 vyznam pro oby-
vatelstvo venkova neil pro
mestaky.
Osetfovatelky WPA Sc vse-
NONE pTicinovaly, ably VEN
kovske obyvatelstvo pochopilo
cenu zdrav1, ably Sc naucilo
lepe pecovati O rodicky a deti
a konecne ably projevilo vetsi
zajem o pfedejitf takovych
chorob, jake jsou pellagra,
malarie, syfilis a tuberkulosa.
Tyto osetfovatelky cestuji do
odlehlych domn vzdalenych
pacientG a casio must putova-
tt cele mile pesky pc skoro
neschudnych horskych stez-
kach.
Podobnym zp1sobem roma
SELF knihovnici WPA ctenaT-
sky material. V automObi-
lech, ma konskem hrbetu i V
lodkach prinasej1 radost lidem
ktef1 by jinak nemeli zadneho
styku Sc svetem, ktery takto
poznavajf aspon z knih, case
pisu a z novin. !,
WPA pomaha rGznym IL
dem We vsech koutech zeme, a
to mnoha zpGsoby, nikoli pou-
re tim, re jim dava potfebne
zamestnani.
CIou~% %~oIS III -GIn~vS~~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
FRAJMAUER.
ROMAN re VSI. Napsal BEDKICH MORAVEC. 9

odbocil rychlym krokem re sill
nice ma point mez; prchal sam
pred sebou.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
AKA Sorors Thwarted In
PROGRAM ExtensionAttempt

programs Offering possible solu-
tions to the grave monociet PROB
lens of the sharecroppers.
Stree officials in Washington
have done so much to meet all OBJ
jections raised by officials In
Mississippi to launching this ex-
pertinent, the responsibility for
failure to have it introduced by
this group of Negro women in
Bolivar county largely settled by
Negroes) rests where? DR.. Ferebee
believes that beyond the desire OF
health unit to institute this valu-
able experiment among sharecrop-
pers during their current clinics, is
among local, federal and volunteer
the hope that the program can be
used as an example of cooperation
agencies.
DIR. FEREBEE DIRECTS
The AKA health unit now OPP
Grating in Bolivar county is under
the direction of DR.. Dorothy
Boulding Ferebee, and the unit
staff consists of Miss Ida L. Jack
son, founder of the health work in
1884; DR.. Mary E. Williams, Miss
Alma Porter, Miss Marjorie G.
Holloman, Mrs. Margaret Davis
Bowen, Miss Bessie Lee. and Miss
Sallie Guitars.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12

JACKSON, Miss.-(A N PAN
elaborate and well-planned out
line for a dietotherapy program TO
combat the widespread malnutri-
ton among the plantation people
in the Mississippi delta recently
approved by public health officials
in Washington as an effective step
towards the drive to secure i'm
proved health conditions for those
in rural areas of the deep South,
was to have been launched by
the AKA Health unit operating in
Bolivar county, Mississippi, but the
county health officer, DR.. R. D.
Dedwylder, who has worked close
w with the unit for the past four
years, has been at loss for suit
able explanation or reason why,
with everything in their favor, this
new feature was not put in opera
ton.
Surgeon General Thomas Par
ran conferred early in April with
the state health officials on the
possibilities of its introduction by
the health unit under the direction
of Or. Dorothy Boulding Ferebee
and her staff. Officials in govern
mental circles were actively In
terested in the promotion and de-
,eIopment Of this nutrition pro-
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Health Unit Offers
Services To Combat
Malnutrition

gram and used their influence IN
Washington to secure a relaxation
of the rules of the Federal Surplus
Commodities corporation in order
that this nutrition work might be
established in a rural area.
PROGRAM FIRST OF KIND
The Federal Surplus corporation
has through its food stamp plan
made food available to persons on
relief in urban sections, but up to
this time no plan mas been devised
for the distribution of surplus
foods to those people in the rural
areas not eligible tor relief. The
proposal made foods available
during the month that AKA Was
operating, for demonstration pur-
poses to all citizens needing Them
The burden of transportation and
distribution was to nave been
borne largely by federal agencies
and augmented to a small extent
by local funds. This program is the
first of its kind among the many
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Mother Of World
Managing Editor
Passes Away

DIES MONIES, Iowa-(SNS) -
Mrs. Izora Mackay, widely known
Iowa club and church worker, pass
ed away here Saturday afternoon
at $50 p. M, following lengthy
illness.
She had served for % years as
president of the S. L. Brit club,
which she organized. aided in the
organization of the Iowa State
Federation of Women's Clubs, Was
former president of the A.. M. E.
Mite Missionary Society Uf the
Northwestern Conference and was
active in tho organization of the
Blue Triangle YWCA Branch OF
Des Monies.
She was member of the st.
Eaul A. M. E. church for more
than a quarter of a century and
was past grand n1atron of the Iowa
Order of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are E. M. Mackay'
husband and four children, Mrs.
Virginia Williams of Kansas City;
Miss Dora Elva Mackay OF Des
Mcines, Cliff Mackay, managing
editor, Atlanta Daily WORLD, At
!anta; and Stafford Mackay of st.
Paul, Mimi; besides several orotn-
ers anu other relatives.
Funeral arrangements have not
vet been. completed.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12

Bitality is a necessary quality Of
charm as we'll as good looks. No
body has any use for the WAN
faced spectre at the feast, and
that's what a girl is who is not up
to par physically. To have vitality
enc must have exercise. Muscles
must be active so that bloodStreams
will keep ,cn the go, Carrying
nourishment to every cell in the
body. Be cushion loller and you
will go to seed.
Woman's place may be in the
lk'Tp, but not for sWenty-Dour
hours of the day. Her place is also
in the sun. She has duties to her
family she has duties to herself
Let the BOSS of the domestic works
take a slump and the old man and
the BARNS are completely out OF
form; they are miserable and I'M
happy.
Our mental lives and physical
lives are interdependent. Get out
If the wrong side of the bed, cherish
crouch and life is bitter. Your
head aches. Every hand seems rails
ed against you All right. Something
YOU ate the night before didn't
like your tummy or your tummy
didn't like it. Pack up the kids,
beat it out some place where there
are trees and running water. Pick
up your heels and romp. The head
ache will be dispelled, gloomy
thoughts will vanish. 1t works near
~ every time. You can pluck cheer
fulneSs out of fresh air, and it
costs nothing.
Exercises that produce sweat are
particularly beneficial to the COM
plexion. The pores are given a
natural washing. Blood streams are
stimulated. The flesh gloWs into a
lovely state Of rosiness. Women
with gray, dingy or sallow skins will
please remember.
Don't let yourself feel sunk. 1t is
only a step to indulgence in self
pity, which is fatal. A woman who
1eels sorry for herself is no fit
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
SLLMLME FASHIONS
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Pattern 881
TWO CHERRY APRONS
FROM ONE PATTERN

Let us be gay about our work.
these two cherry aprons seem to
shout. And they're so dainty and
crisp that any task will seem light
er when you wear them. Both are
made from Claire Tilden's Pattern
3S1-an easy pattern that's a per
feet style for a beginner tC try her
luck on. You'll want to sew one
in ograndie or dotted swiss for
afternoon tea or evening supper
getting, and another in sturdy
broadcloth or bingham for heavier
work. The back not only protects
yorlr frock from spots while you
hustle about the kitchen, but it is
also designed to. keep the straps
from slipping. There's a note OF
frivolity III The scallops which
shape the waistline, the pretty
pocket and may even form the
neckline. A ruffle or ricrac trim
would be delightful.
Pattern 881 is cut in sizes small,
medium and large. Small size, apron
with bows, requires 3-3 yards 20
inch fabric and 3-8 yards lace
edging; apron with buttons, 2 3-8
yards 35 inca fabric and 4 Ia
yards ric rae.
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coins for this pattern. WRITE
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DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER
Send orders to THE SCOTT
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The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12

companion for man, child or beast;
even the family pup will find her
presence depressing.
Keep active, keep fit. Activity
pays in good looks and gay spirits,
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Black is Dominant
Note for Season,
Expert Discovers

the form of an extra fold of ma
terial Topped over once or several
times, again & hustle bow perches
piquantly in back, and occasionally
a little pointed peplum swings from
the rear waistline. An adorable
dress with this latter treatment
completely captivated me this week
"a silk crepe model in a soft shade
OF autumn green.
SAShES POPULAR
Bustle sashes, sold separately, are
perky and popular, and tied on
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Mississippi Woman In Notable
Showing At NACW Convention

loving cup given to the state hav-
ing the best display. Other honors
included five sweepstake prizes, II
first prizes, four second prizes, four
nird prizes and three special hon
or prizes.
A photogy aphic exhibit of Negro
businesses Was held under the SUI
pervision of Mrs. j. E. Johnson,
president, Mississippi, federation. In
this exhibit many states repreSen-
ed with more than 200 photographs
The exhibit occasioned much fav-
CRADLE comment and will become
permanent feature of the N. A. G
w.
SEVERAL ON PROGRAM
Several Mississippians appeared
OH the public program of the N.
A. c. w., which were held in
Symphony hall, the home of the
famous Boston Symphony orches-
ira. These included the president.
Mrs. j. E. Johnson, Mrs. T. B.
Coleman, whose singing took the
audience by storm, and Mrs. R. S.
Lyells, who Was a speaker.
In the financial drive, Missis-
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Chicago Womans's Composition
Featured By U.S.. Marine Band
Florence
B. Price Is
Honored

CHICAGO-(ANP)- When the
United States Marine band played
its latest concert at Washington.
the nations capitol last Saturday,
among the numbers which were
featured was Three Little Negro
Dances" a new composition writ
ten by Mrs. Florence B. Price of
Chicago, noted Negro woman COM
poser. The piece had only recently
come from the presses of the Theo-
dore Presser Co., but already has
been played by Bainum's band in
tie summer series of concerts play
ed on the lake front here in Chi
cago and the Marine band.
Mrs. Price, a modest, attractive
nlatron, has had an enviable repu-
tation among musicians for a num-
Der of years. Marian Anderson has
sung her my Souls Been Anchor
ed in the Lord" all over the world.
Some of the leading symphony or
chestras in various countries have
played the song with Miss Ander-
sons unforgettsble program sung
81 the Lincoln Memorial on the
capitol grounds in Washington last
Easter.
To the Credit of Mrs. Price goes
the honor of being the first color
ed woman to write symphony. Her
symphony in E Minor" had its
first hearing when it was played by
the famous Chicago Symphony or
chestra. with Frederick Stock con-
Quoting. With her two daughters.
Mrs Price lives quietly in her apart
ment at CAT East 50th place here,
occupying her time with arranging
composing and orchestrating.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
BY HAZEL L. GRIGGs FOR AMP

BY HAZEL L. GRIGGS FOR AMP
The return of the hustle has been
hunted for some months now, and
With the appearance of the first
fan frocks, it's rustic becomes the
dominant note of the autumn fash
len scene. Undoubtedly, it is the
piece-de-resistance of the fall cos
tune. 1 was die hard, but the hustle
dresses I've seen this week have
sold" me on this most recent
fashion regeneration.
"Bustle 1899" is not the clumsy
affair of yesteryear, which grand
mother had to wear. 1t is, rather,
such Ii modified version that it is
scarcely a hustle at all, but more a
flattering addition to the back Of a
dress, which emphasizes a slim
waist and gives a decided dash to
The silhouette. Sometimes it takes
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12

10th The blue and red tones, a num-
Der OF subtle soft greens ana quite
a sprinkling of grays.
A new fashion in shoes has been
set by the hustle styles-little pug
toed stacatoes. With their saucy.
tumpy toes and row of tiny but
tons up the side, they are perfect
with the new styles. In suede or
gabardine, they make the feet look
tiny and feminine and altogether
gay when worn along with hustle.
Hats, too, are being swayed by the
bustle popularity, and I shall go
into millinery trends next week.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Exercise Lmpr oues The Complexion;
Keep Active, Fit, Women Aduised
Cosmetics Only Light
Ammunition For Beauty
BY HELEN JAMESON (Mme. Qui Vive)

Cosmetics play a large part in the against old
Pepper Time But they only light ammunition If you
heavy artillery you soldiers for beautys sake you'll
find in health Do hear the little cuties
grumbe Same old stuff Yes my children, old but good
and you get enough Of it. To depend entirely
cosmetics be disappointed No makeup will wipe
away the evidence of fatigue from the face of woman
who is No makeup will disguise the defects of
skin that is far from fair because of lack of fresh air.
restful Sleep tranquil mind good groceries.
Use your beauty kit for what is WORTH give it some
thing on skin that is healthy because of we'll
aired lungs, digestive motor that suffers upsets
nervous system that is dependable.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
Hustle Into A Bustle And
Be In Fall StyIe-Griggs

, to any basic dress brings it right
up to the minute in fashion sig
nificance. Once you get excited
about the hustle, you won't be sat-
isfied until you are wearing one.
Dresses, with or without the
hustle, are showing a decided trend
toward back, front or all-round
fullness. Gathers, shirrings and
tuckings incorporated into the waist
line give the skirt an all-around
easy swing that is graceful and
flattering.
BLACK, OUTSTANDING
COLOR
Black is the outstanding color
success for the fall season., but ii
is not without competition from
the new teal blues, which are more
slate than teal, the plum shades in
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12
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The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-12

BOSTON,. Mass.-(ANP)-During
the recent 21s5 Biennial session
here Of the National Association OF
Colored Women, Inc, the MissisS-
ippi Federation was among the
ranking states. 1t was represented
by Is delegates, excelled i'll num-
bers only by the several states in
close proximity to Boston, the site
of the convention.
In the juvenile department Of the
National association, Miss Linnie
Frisby modelled several dresses made
by the club women in Mississippi,
and won the prize. The fashion
review Was under the auspices OF
the arts and crafts department.
REPRESENTED IN EXHIBIT
Mississippi was also represented
ir the general exhibit sponsored by
the arts and crafts department
With a display of crochet, en-
broidery, knitted articles, articles
made of native materials such as
Zine needle baskets, door mats and
hats of corn shuck, and buttons
made from the black walnut. Fol
this display the state won the silver
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sippi took second place among the
az member states, being excelled
only by washington and the Dist
riot of Columbia. When asked now
they cid things so well, the presi-
dent of the Magnolia state or
ganization replied: what nave
state pride and a cooperative group
of women"
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-01
ITALY:
Aris Breakup?

In 1914 the homeland of julius
Caesar broke its triple alliance with
Germany and Austria-Hungary be-
cause Trentino and Trieste were not
forthcoming. Next year Italy went
to war on the side of the Allies.
European history has a way of re-
peating itself; Benito Mussolini. who
last year saw everything to gain in
an alliance with Adolf Hitler, and
who has just signed a 10-year lin
vincible" military pact with Ger
many, may well be floating helpless
against current he cannot buck.
Plainly top-heavy, the Rome-Berlin
axis nowadays gets most of its ora
torical support from Nazidom;
though Mussolini chimes in, almost
every speech indicates he would
like peace with democracies. Left
unspoken are the reasons he fears
the man he calls friend Reasons:
Q If Balkan Yugoslava breaks
up, the area inhabited by Slovenes
is almost certain to be grabbed by
Germany from its Austrian outpost,