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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Bridges Backs
Lewis Stand


ss> FRANCISCO ttafrv >
pfIazs. Caafafnss director - 60.
isst nixhi snrFavsd ths aeanfsnfs
II 1oha / Lewis address u
shish t.<sis - sasaefssa Nsnasn
/ nnlss. 1T nsssases I'D -
wanted u make Il elssr th.i ns
49, 81 supporting any rfssiasns
~ candidate
afidses praised Lewis natlahsi
Go president ~ displaying ths
courage # . hcu@ N Ire fsais
address densunetnx President
Roosevelt and urging election ~
ths Republican candidate nssigs.
spese LAT nlxhs hsfess ths san
Francisco Go District Industrial
unlnn
despite his ssswed palifisai
neutrality. nrsdsrs seid thss
the nas.ssesi aamins.ssAtiss
10 fasian ise r.assFt i.ss ~ss-
and predicted thai there
saald ~ . ''hlltsksesa aasaest
ial,ar nni.n.- N Nr. Nn..~ssis
ssfs r~-siessesi.
Bridges sad that hs Rad teia
Lewis nd Washington earlier tAls
week thai hs approved me stand
NJ the aan FRANCISCO ffo council.
hieh hal sntsd n sndnfss ~
presidential eanaiasss init. -
ths international lsnnashnfsmsn :
and wsfshnuaemsn unien ~
which Bridge. u president. hsys
endorsed nfsnasveif
I'm convinced thai support n
President Roosevelt IL enc - ths
most foolish things q working man
az woman can contemplate sald
Bridges. I'm AZ positive ~ l
can he thai immediately After the
elections within : fss day. the
hlilakflss On lshef all start
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Satko 10 Make
Trip 10 States

JUNEAU After three months
IN Alaska. Paul Noah satkn said
he was returning 10 the states
but only FOR month
The unemployed machinist Who
built n boat from odds and ends
and ohristened II the Ark Of Ju-
mean" said he would leave We'd
nesday for Philadelphia TO pur-
chase n tractor and other farm
machinery for ms homestead ~
miles north OF here
His wife and eight children will
not accompany him The hurry adj
venturer said he would travel east
through Canada.
satko's youngest child a daugh-
ter delivered several weeks ago
without a doctor. will be christ
ened here tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Remain Decision
Is Reversed

" e Johnston. former manager
Of the Tacoma Auto Parts "a. ard
nov saies manager for . similar
used ear concern. the National
Auto Parts Co must he retired In
superior eaurt herr On rrand
larceny charge, The state supreme
court IN Olympia ordered Saturday
II reversed Superior Court Judge
FRED q REMAIN. whe early In ths
year threw out the state case
against Johnston before n vent 10
the Jury
Johnston Naa accused IT selling
Ia Tacoma bank number u fle-
tiilogs auto salss contracts. After
hearing IN. ease presented ny
Deputy Prosecutors NH Goodwin
and Hnro Neither. j., Judge ne.
mann dismissed II on the ground
that they had mol proven The de-
PENDANT received monsy on the con.
tract deals
They appealed the point ef las
Ia tho high court That body hsid
Saturday that sufficient evidence
was presented for submission of
thu case 10 thu jury
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
People in
The News

AIssssaes WeaIieest announced
IN H.~ York last night he would
yot. for President Roosevelt be
cause wsndsil l. Hlilslss record.
in MS opinion. consisted If .
''hiank. . blank. my lord
narsn traas Sea rspsa. German
Ambassador b. Turkey Win ar
rived in Hsrlin last night from HI.
po@s a, Anksss. has salY gone
pheasant hunting authorized
German quarters salf
gmii rfnsl.. political analyst
credited with Inspiring James FAR.
isy's forecast IN ths 1894 prssidsn.
tinl election. predicted Al Iron.
wood. Mich, today that Wendell
wIilsis would win ny . generous
ma tariiy Indications. he sald
sven point "a landslide
rsthss Divine. ssEre religious
isadsf. vii have 10 pay $3.50 Ia
ssrlada brown. a former follower.
thu New York appellate court
ruled Ths woman sl1sd 10 recover
aousy shs sald ana had bssn Ia.
dtleed 10 eontritas 10 fglsinS'.
heavenly treasury
Dt. tfs shih, fhinsss anita asa.
dor 20 tbs United klatsa said IN
ss1 YORK lasi night that China
sas flahlsnE Nlgh dsanDesaeass
against tetailisrsn aaafsasoss
AID that 18th ihs aid and SYM
psfby u tss y n soals win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
So. Tacoma Club
Approves Levies

Citizens generally. "a well as
members Of South Tacoma Buai-
ness club were urged to vote In
favor Of the two-mill levy for the
library and the fiVs-mill levy for
the school district IN = resolution
passed BY the executive board Of
the club Al is weekly meeting
Friday noon
Standards Of Tacoma schools
and the Tacoma library system are
below the averages Of other cities
Of comparable size the resolution
declares. and also points out that
passage Of the library levy viii
provide additional facilities FOR the
south SIDE which ar. sofely
needed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

PORT GAI.FNDAR

ships In port. Coast Farmer
shaffer Nc 2 He!an MARI. sael.
Ter. Tatukami Maru sperry. HUI.
kaRa aaru Centennial. Astoria
Northwest dock
ships due. SUNDAY: Mauna Ala
Portmsr and J J Consy PR
piers
Tnesdas. Ea.an = ~ GoIs
Port piers Coast Trader. snaffsr
NJ z Coldbroos. srnsitsr
Wednesday. Heian Aaru s.
Regis dock
THURSDAY. haiills Coast Trader
Port plerf Hontansn. BAKER docz.
Coldbrook. sperry dock Plying
Cloud. smelterz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Soldier Fined $50
On Driving Charge

~ NJ sehsiisy. 7sysaF old
Foft Lewis soldier. vas fined $50
given a Today suspended jail
sentence and had Ms drivers
ilesuH. revoked on a drunken dfiE.
ing charge Saturday IN Justice
Clarence h. izaYtons court Ne
Was arrested near PayallHp Pr
Gay ~ state rAtfoiman Crooks
Pred Niison. n. sisg = soldier.
N1o NAa arrested alth Shelley az
enink. Nas Fissn ar l1.ntiesl stn-
tnn0s without ~ fire
B0oktd az tn county jail ~
patrolrnan Campbell. slso Of =
drunken driving ehafFs. 49,
gssfE. Policy. ss-gssf 81 ma
ehsnif. ~ ago So. Yakima ave
Ess.ns Collins. s.. Seattle ~.
ehsnle. "a ia TIE lali % ssfys
CT fins u 500 imposed On a
drunken diving charge BY Justice
Var Eaton - gAtonsllls Hs
must serve % days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Question Alien on
Draft Registration

A Polish hlien. Frank stypui-
kowshi. sAs arrested by L s I'M
migration authorities hsf. lats Pr
day Tor investigation Of hls failure
10 register on Oct. 10 and Of ms
Illegally entering tina country.
Tn. man. about ~ years old. has
been in the 4 for some tim. but
spesks little English according to
tho assistant district attorney.
Frank Haze
An Interpreter vii b. nssd %
ald IN further Questioning the ais
pect to determine NJ NhefsA bouts
on Oct 10 and hls status IN the
u. s., Hale sad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actlons 0efs lied N
superior eouri here Saturday -
Bertha against Tom HsdalnFsf.
grounds non-s1pport 1sbs
Blanche against George p Con-
atsntlne bufdsnaome honeiifs And
J > against Pima Llrhtsnbsr. az
ceshIge 4ss ~ latozaeznts
fnter.ocstory defresn gefs
granted n Beatrice from E1Nsrd
L Knep Lucille from Ffank
Bo1agaid3 Beuhs from Lloyd
ruliy and Audrey from Ernest
Kra1a. fra decree - Russell
r from Mary p 4eClatehsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04


NAshlnston's forecast Unset
tied Saturday night and sunday
loeAi snaw flufriss in ire NOM.
tains. valley foss west portion
Saturday ntKht temperatures
somewhat below normal gentle
variable wind of the coast ard
over inland water. becoming
nnrthvesieriy eff The coast and
gentle wsst h north axsr lalaaa
waters
Rainfall IN Tacoma fer tho -
hours ending At 81 N Saturday.
y n an inch since Jan. | zstt
inches an excess II "a 81 A inch
for Inc nafmal precipitation faf
the fifst - months n The var
WIND 81 - N Saturday saiih.
wsst : mrh barometer a, - 20.
rising %
Sun rlsss Sunday asa n.
sets 81 = n Monday. rtses 4 -
m. sets 40
Taeomss weather nn Fos ,
iaae Cloudy. % inch af rain.
maximum temperature ~ degree.
and minimum - Highest Mind
velocity 10 mnh. from the south.
vest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Award 2 Contracts

Thf city board ~ contracts and
awards has announced letting Of a
contract for about 90 600 pounds
u assorted copper wire 10 tne
Home Electric Co for q loN bad
Of Ill lst a contract WA award
ed also 10 TIE Burroughs Adding
Machine company Tor two biliius
machines Tor n. lghi department.
10 eost 81 ~ 80 on IA. sols tender
received.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Investigate Charge

He'd for investigation saturday
Richard J cfoelsf. 1s ~ O.
~ Got sslhnshsHn. Wash Nss
n me city lail % me com pislat
- ~ ~ Royce. RI Z. box s0s
CfoHlsy. after working tn odd
ions f0f FoYes f0f eeard sng fe.on
ara 81 3 day. alisss1ly stole |.
Natsh from ma employer ami al.
fnittsd shoekinEs u for oas far.
% California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Stocks Irregular, But Sales
Volume Best for Months
DOW DoNF> AAFRAGEs

DOW DoSES AVERAGES
Industrial - is4.ss. up o.4s
Railroad ..... . off 1910
Utility -. est up ais
81 stocks -. t5.7e. mp o.1o
Sales were "a 900 shares
against $4,000 1ast Saturday
CHrh ssies we're 80 o0o against
e 900 week az
MN Yo.k stocks moved r.
regularly today With volume
around the best for several
months for short session.
Steel shares were favored Lead
srs made small advances Trade re
ports said the nations steel op-
Grating rate next week vii cross
this weeks record Of IS per cent
o. capacity
Railroad issues were firm. while
utilities held around the previous
close Douglas aircraft lost a point
while Bockheed and United air
craft firmed Copper issues were
slightly lower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Mild Weather Brings
Out Winter Blooms

Win the plants and fruiu which
ordinarily bloom in late summer
and early fall attn going strong
1T came NJ surprise Saturday
70 learn that flowers accepted as
winter variety. we're Also start
Ing 70 bloom
Mrs Fred Klopfensfsin. 440l
No. 9th ST informed The Times
that eameHs wa nov IN fuii
bloom IN her BACK yard The plant
usually blooms around Christmas
she sad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
REQUEST SEWERS

Request for installat ton o. sewers
IN So. l4th st. from South Union
ave. TO South Puget Sound ave,
vas filed with the city clerk Sat
urdsy by p. NJ. Grant. 350s So
l4th, and five other slgners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
VENEER Day.H asI.AIs

Flames hht sufssd upward
from . veneer drysr n tss Wheel
- Osgossd shlss Corp plant a.
121s s. Pau sys senf FIRE sppsra-
ia rushing through tns downturn
SECTION e. a heavy traffic hour
shortly sf'sr bDon Saturday Pre-.
men puzzled ths blazs. h<llsssd ths
fssgt 81 spontaneous combustion.
Whsn thsf we're summoned a.
u y , n Amount u damage had
noi bssn estimated. bit wAs not
heavy, officials reported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
BUILDING PERMITS

Building authorization has been
issued to r. Z slagle I411 Et 2sth
st. for 500 residence Al 3731
So Alaska 81. and 70 ". J. Van
Der Heuvel 5s4G So. Fife. for a
So 500 residence a. eo02 So. Cedar
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Behind the
Ticker
BY LOUIS NJ. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK Besides authorized
army and navy expenditures of
about SIS. 500. 600. 900 for defense
another IS. 900 600 600 will be need
ed for maintenance. This entire
debt. $50. 500. 000. 900. is 10 be fl
nanced by national defense bonds.
The first offering Of Sl.540, 600.
600 defense obligations will be
made soon after the elections One
issue of $500. 900, 900 will come in
small denominations along the lines
of the Liberty loans. An additional
81 800 600 900 in defense bonds will
come prior To June. 1871. 10 pay
for actual armament purchases.
Fixed by congressional legisla-
ton. defense obligations cant run
for longer period than five years
Excess profits tax collections must
be set aside to meet interest and
maturity. requirements of the IA
sues.
Unfair - Conservative bankers
say it isn't clean politics for new
dealers to say President Roosevelt
put through the bank deposit in
surance on amounts up 10 $4,000.
Its well known that Republican
Senator Nandenberg of Michigan
was father of that important leg
islation
Nylon Hose-Dupont de Nemours
says 1t reduced Nylon hosiery yarn
prices from L to 30 cents a pound
on promises that there would be
a reduction when volume increased
and operating costs were reduced.
But the news behind the news is
that the DUPONT firm reduced
prices because retailers boosted
Nylon hosiery prices DUPONT
doesn't fix Nylon hose prices
That's up to the manufacturers.
Rubber W Brandes. depart
ment OF agriculture rubber expert.
is in Brazil to ascertain whether
natural rubber can profitably be
grown in Brazil. Henry Ford al
ready has some Sl2. 000. sss invest
ed IN plantations mere.
Rubber companies aren't Hns-
ioua to spend money to develop
plantations in Brazil or anywhere
else. no matter what findings are
made by Mr. Brandes. TINS be-
cause firms with foreign rubber
plantations are constantly disturb
e. by shifting political conditions
Il may be that should Mr.
Brandes report favorably. Uncle
Sam himself viii go INTO a Bra
lillian rubber venture.
No Shortage-Steel trade insid-
ers say that 1900. 600 600 spent
BY the industry since 1929 on new
equipment and modefnization Is
geared to handle al domestic and
foreign demands There's no fear
Of shortages for Uncle Sans de-
Tense program or British require
ments. And there no fear OF
labor shortage. The industry has
been working for years on an APP
prentice training program. More
over, wage scales are attractive.
Reports Arr That-Aachine tool
and machinery issues liked best
as war babies by investment man
ayers American Smelling and
fneips Dodge have lonFer-terrn
following than Anaconda which Is
the rating fsvorits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Markets ot q
Glance

Sfocks lrfeaular i moderate
trading
Bonds steady I : govern
mentS higher
curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange Easy
Cotton steady
Wheat snd corn about steady
Rubber nominslly steady
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

An investigating G o m m itiee
learned Saturday the steamship
Alaska vas off course when the
vessel. carrying 27s passengers
from Alaska to Seattle. ran
aground Elliott island near Prince
Rupert. r c last Sunday
The committee was composed
Of capt William Fisher of san
Francisco. ana capt Y " Storey
and Capt r " Richardson Of
Washington. p &. travelling
steamboat inspectors
Capt H Luekin said he found
the ship three-elghts Of point
off course when he came on duty.
He corrected the course 10 take
the ship one-tenth mile to the left.
Afterwards II turned ont
she VIA three -tenths of mile
off course" he recalled. The
night WA clear, he said. hut II
was difficult Ia sight land.
Capt. O. {. Anderson. master of
the Alaska Steamship Co vessel,
said he had gone to bed few
minutes before the crash. He ran
to the pilot house and issued
orders for evacuation of pass
engers.
Seattle sea scouts aboard
their flagship, the =. =. = Sea
Witch. visited Tacoma briefly
saturday. The vessel made
the call under the command
of Skipper h. '. Allan. for
user Taeoman.
Manned by four Officers and
crew of Il. the motor sailer
Wa en- route 10 Olympia for
it, annual cruise, designed to
aequaini various landships
visited with the type Of train
ing offered aboard the flag
ship. The return voyagf was
Ia h. made Sunday afternoon.
Arrival Of two more ships under
japanese operation completed the
weeks heavy roster OF bottoms
carrying freight for the island en-
pire Saturday bringing the total
to five In port within a week
The Tatukama Maru and Heian
Maru were the arrivals. berthed
a. sperry and smelter docks re-
spectvely. while the Huzikawa
Maru still was loading flour a.
Centennial mills Only two other
vessels were IN port. the Coast
Farmer at shaffer \ 2. the As
tria at the Northwest dock. The
} /. Luekenbach cleared from
Port piers Friday
Announced but incomplete LIST
ines for the forthcoming week fol
low.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
1 I,i&I1MH[9358EN
Probe Reveals Steumer Alosko Wos
OH Course When II Ran Aground
By LichtY

Friday: Robert t.uekenbach.
h Iue kenbaeh. PORT piers
SATURDAY. Alamar. Fort piers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
SATURDAY QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean witter A
CO Washington Bldg members
New York Stock Exchange
High LoN Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
HAPPY
&rfhdau

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER !
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

n yaaFs set assna II. s<ls n wstA
. Fsss AetlAr T1mes Want A
rhssn. Man All.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Reports Arr That-Machine

and machinery issues liked best
as war babies by investment man
ayers American Smelling and
Phelps Dodge have lonRer-terrn
following than Anaconda which Is
the rating fsvorlts
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29
"Ihee (heersfor the Irish ,AtMaryInd Last Next Weel
CHEERS FOR THE
IRISH, GAY COMEDY

What this world needs is a good
laugh. And the Maryland Theatre
is going to Oblige next Thursday
by presenting one of the funniest
comedies to come out of Holly
wood. In Three Cheers for the
irish" Warner Bros. has aSsembl-
ed a cast of one hundred per cent
Irish headed by Priscilla Lane.
Dennis Morgan, Alan Hale and
Thomas Mitchell
With the story taking place in
New York City, Mitchell plays the
role of a member of New YOrk's
Finest, the Police Department
Forced to resign from the force be-
cause of his age. Mitchells fam
lily of three daughters decides that
he should run for alderman. The
daughters. played by Priscilla
Lane, Irene Harvey and Virginia
Grey. all pitch in and work their
heads off to get their pop elected.
His campaign manager is none
other than Alan Hale whose bonn
bastic nature is matched only by
his intense love for good glass
of lager. Fighting. US always,
throughout the film, Hale domin-
ates every scene in which he APP
pears. Dennis Morgan, hand
some star, plays the role of a
young rookie in the police de-
partment and is madly in love
with MitchelPs daughter, Priscil-
la. Her father refuses to sanction
the match.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29
HEAD SEMINARY

DR.. Abdel Ross Wentz, head of
the department of church history.
of the Gettysburg Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary. has been elect
ed president of the Seminary.
succeeding DR.. John Aberly, pro-
fessor of systematic theology. His
inauguration will be on Septem-
Der 26, next.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29
MOVIE STAND-lNS FIGHT
FOR MORE "PRESTlGE"

Stand-ins to the stars know
they have no chance of being
seen on the screen, but they are
battling for more prestige. Led
by Jerry Frank, stand-in for Brian
Donlevy in Down Went McGin
ty'' they are campaigning for
recognition of the Importance of
their work. Their first step was
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29

to adopt a resolution to discard
the name "stand-in" In the future
they will call themselves assist
ant stars"
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29

Three West Virginia University
scientists told the American Ply
Biological Society in session at
New Orleans that the less women
talk to their husband at meal time
the better it is. as noise - that's
the way the scientists put it = is
definitely harmful to the diges-
ton.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29

An Indiana man was arrested
with 10 watches in his pockets.
Now he is doing time and doesn't
need even one.
Scientists report a new method
of analysing the human breath in
six minutes. Some wives can
make a rough analysis in two sec.
Onds.
A mask of gold hides all deforrn-
ities.-Dekker.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29
APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

The 18th annual Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival will be
held at Winchester on Thursday
and Friday, May and 3.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29

Open your mouth and your purse
cautiously. - Zimmerman.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-29

Globe Ads Pay Dividends,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08
Deserves Consideration

So far as we know the only suggestion,
sent in to the Legislative Council by state
legislators, to be made public thus far is
that from a Fairfield County representa-
tive. He suggests that an annual session
of the Legislature be held instead of the
present custom of holding them every
two years. He also advances a number
of reasons why the change should be
made at this time and they deserve
reading.
However, he will probably find plenty
of opposition to his proposal. The bien-
NAL session has been in vogue now for
more than so years in this state and Con-
necticut-laW-maker are not ones to make
drastic changes in the rules and regllla-
tons that govern their own particular
sphere without long consideration. Such
a plan would need long consideration,
too. But 1t can't be denied but what the
business of the Connecticut General As
sembly is such in recent years that 1t
barely is transacted within the legal per-
iod allowed.
And there have been more frequent de-
nnands in the last ten years for special
legislative sessions than we can recall in
all this century. True the chief executives
haven't yielded to pressure for such ses-
sions too readily, but several have been
necessary and have been called. This Is
proof to be added to that Of the Fairfield
County legislator that there may be need
of some radical changes in our laW-r1lak-
ing set-up. If so the Legislative Council
should recognize the fact and pass It's
findings along to the next session Of the
General Assembly, year away right
now.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08

These things for keeping ones
country out Of war, providing for the
aged and 30 on, are, OF course, Ads
fnirable, but the difticulty with the
pacifistis tendency OF Americas,
youth today 10 that " ID 10 ShoEts
sighted.
DIR. william Allan Nelson, presl.
dent emeritus Of Smith college, OF
60th anniversary celebration Of
Barnard college.
The peace Of FASCIST Italy u not 0
cowardiy peace; II Ia an armed peace.
Premier MuSSolsni OF fatiy.
This Ii o war not Of man, but Of
materials, and that ID whore we
will play o big part,
--yrederick II. Prince, Boston A.
ilancier, upon returning from
Europe.