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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Election Party
Plans Given

ANY good American economy
food budget will find a way To
give a late buffet supper party on
election night when you and your
friends gather around the radio TO
listen 10 the returns. It's mst
one Of the pleasures Of living in
a democracy, But because excite
ment sharpens the appetite. you
must plan real. not fancy. food.
A cold roast of beef or cold
roasted Lex Of lamb. baked ham
or large savory meat loaf would
be ideal
Arrange buttered slices of as
sorted breads nearby: also bowls
OF sandwich spreads. assorted
oheeses and a large bowl Of salad
For sweets, stick TO layer cakes,
frosted cup cakes and good
cookies. OF course there must be
gallons Of hot coffee and pitchers
Of fruit and other beverages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

II you're not using it. sell il with
Fast Action Tines Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Meanest 'Meanies' Are Those
Who Play Franks on Children

Stealing Of Small Chld's Pet on Halloween Night
UnforevsbIe; Trick or Tresi" Splendid Idea
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JEANNE's SHRIMP CANAPEs

Mix ] cup chopped shrimp with
a tablespoon onion juice, table.
spoons grated Swiss cheese and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
WITH FINNISH ARMIES, IN

WITH FINNISH ARMIES, IN
THE FIELD - Heavy lombard
ment resounded on the Karelian
isthmus front again today, and
dispatches to military headquarters
said field hospitals and trains were
severely oyertaxed as result Of
fighting northeast of Lake Ladoga.
A climax was believed imminent
In the To-day battle northeast Of
the lake, where stolid Russian
infantrymen still threw themselves
in waves against the Finnish de-
lenses, but where the Red army
offensive strength had weakened
and the Finnish troops already
were counter-attseking at some
points.
II was believed the Films
might try TO seize the offensive
nj any hour.
Action also was intensified on
the karelian isthmus, where the
Russians failed 10 crack the Man
nerheim line. Their drive north
east Of the lake was an attempt to
flank the main defense line.
The air raid alarm sounded In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

WINGS ARE NOT
HOSPITAL NEED

Construction ~ additional wings
1T Pierce County hospital will not
restore the Institution 20 se-
credited list ~ the American Col
iegs Of Surgeons. County Conn
rionsr John schIarb charged Tues
day in a statement released 10 the
public.
Chairman sehlarbis statement
follows:
1T u time the public should
know the facts Of ths situation ~
ths County hospital. Monday q
motion was presented for yots ~
the county commissioners calling
for IN emergency appropriation Of
SIS 900.
4 voted against ths motion. Ny
reasons were a. follows.
The situation ~ the hsspt-
nj ID yery bad, 80 bad thst
TIE hospital has soea rsmssea
from the accredited Nat ~
hospitals.
Il have been agftating for Inn
prosements there for more than
two years. and two different sd-
yisory committees have flied re-
ports with recommendations and
lContlnusd - Page q. cslamA ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
EDISON FAvORS
CRUSHING Navy
WAAHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
Navy Charles Edison told the
house naval affairs committee
Tuesday that the United States
needs the entire 81 800 900 900
fleet expansion program originally
sought BY the navy in order to
achieve q 'fair degree" Of national
security.
The possibility of the defeat Of
either side lin the current EuFop-
can war; must be considered by
the navy In making its plans for
defense Of this nation" Edison
said
The strength Of friendly
nations might even BE- turned
against us II It should fall into
ths hands Of conquerors.
Theoretically. the sea
power Of England sEd France
must be reckened with. The
oretieaily. our nayy must be
based On ifs ability 10 stand
aleBs.
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WARRINGTON - Kep. Paul W,
shAfer. r.. Mich. called today for
. congressional Investigation ~ ne
tional defense costa. he gave five
examples Of what h. said wsrs
huge sums ''feoilshly spent by the
army.
There has bsen ~ damn maseh
waste and sxtrasasanee that "
cant be overlooked. he said Now
the army and the navy are asking
for stiIi mere money
Ths examples Of waste and -.
travsgsnos" named by shafsr Sefs
81 the army arsenal. WATERFOWL.
Mass. ammunition depofs. okasn.
Utah and Charleston. 4. c.: fhs
army airfisId ~ nrchord Field.
Wash. and ~ Fort Moultlre. . c.
Al Mcchord Fisid. WASH. sbs
army dug down zzs feet 10 remove
. peat pit and M Il In. shsfsr
said.
III was an absolutely foolish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
President Asks
Hospital Funds

WASHINGTON - Presldent
Roosevelt Tuesday asked con-
gress for = birthday present
an appropriation OF $500. 600
to $4,000. 900 to build 10 hos
pitfalls In small communities ~
an experimental program 10
better the nations health.
The message urged congress-
To authorize the program and
appropriate necessary funds for
the public health service To
start the plan in the fiscal
year beginning July !.
Roosevelt aaid he believed
that. with aid from WPA, tbs
cost Of building ana squipptnx
4 ioo-bed hospital could b
kept down TO between $4,000
and 500. 900.
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MANLEY SEXES
DICK LAWS SUIT

sEATrI.k---Jssrtsl ]. Mecsrfy1
s~sr~tary Of International Wood.
warksss N Amsrsea, Tss~sds1 sign.
ID IN affidavit alleging b ssr-
r~nd~fed The Halt worn ~ ptck
Law tbs night Laws wits wsn
murdered 'sh~eaasss thought In
men wsfs from tins Federal IDHr.
eau ef Investigation
Special Prosecutor psui o. Man
ley. 81 Grays H@thor county. ee-
t.in<d ths kiue garment Mnndev.
MeCarfy and his secretary, k1i~e
Laura krsms. said the eulf NJ
fxen returned fram tbs rhf M
wss stiii wrapped W wh>u sbrse
m<n entered his offie. ana s<izsd
Il f4sw !. IN officer u shs asl<a
Aise kfsms siknsa IN sffldsvit
saying shs admitted ths men when
they 'sksss the impssnvtpa's th~y
~sfs from ths ftsL me asepmenfs
usrs bslHx forwarded 10 u. n
Asternxy pesessl Robert J.@ksssk.
Law. IN Ms<ffsFa. oss.. for she
funeral II bic mother. tsrmea Ehs
Dsssinss. ssssas tn sslf : play ~
hsaisy for : lss ~ pssbileisy~
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Il understand why Chamberlain
Is angry that succeeded. where
he failed the Fuehrer said. At
think God will be satisfied that
battle has been avoided on one
big front. Germany and Russia
lived together in peace for GEN.
turtles.
This should continue To be the
case
ACCUSES CHURCHILL
Hitler declared that Winston
Churchill, First Lord of the Brit
ish Admiralty, Is now longing for
the next phase" of the war.
He hopes bombs will soon be-
gin to fall, and that women and
children will not be spared" Hitler
said.
Germany will never be defeated.
the Fuehrer reiterated, because
Germany has not been sleeping"
"England's idea of going to war
Is to go to war against women and
Children he continued.
Our armament program has
now reached the stage we wanted.
1t is Interesting to note that the
Western powers copy our methods.
HE'S CONFIDENT
when I listen to the English
propaganda, my confidence in our
ultimate victory is supreme"
Hitler declared the German ma
ton was united against France and
Britain, and lit will remain united
until victory"
THE German win to live Is our
answer to our opponents the
Fuehrer said.
Hitler said Poland would have
listened ito reason" II it had not
been for England, but the German
armies destroyed Poland.
Those who wanted war now
have war" he said, land I can
tell the French that they, too. will
have war"
The Fuehrer said Germany had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
COUNTY Chief
ANERSLAboR
COUNCIL men!
County Heads Stand
on Issue Ends in
war Declaration"
by Union Leaders

A stormy session Of Pierce
county commissioners came 10
an end late Monday without
board members reaching q
decision on the controversial
county hospital issue.
II did. however. bring an open
declaration from the county hos-
pstal committee Of the central
labor council that the war was on
with Commissioner John schlarb.
Holding his ground on the point
that reorganization Of the hospital
administration must come before
. building program. schlars voted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

the Viipuri area while I was die
tating this dispatch by telephone.
Ten minutes later ! heard heavy
bombing, which seemed 10 come
from some miles outside the evacn-
ated town. The drone of motors
was heard In the sky. although l
could not see any planes. Anti
aircraft guns began firing.
The skies were clear and the
sun bright, with conditions
just right for aerial attack,
such as the Red air fleet car
ried out yesterday In raids
along the south coast.
(The United Press bureau al
Copenhagen. TO which Miller die
tated this dispatch, reported that
the sound OF snti-airersft guns at
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
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~zsh : s<rl.s a bsxth.8xy baIIs ~
gzlss funas TOR IT, fiE1t .Gnfe~e
lafsntii4 pa1Aiy1ke.
Nearly s<yen years SITTER ~ -
ter<d the Whf<s tissse Mafee Z,
iss1 ha<mevelt showed ~ ~
sae&i signs Of - pr<@sn<e - -
~logxh~st jeh h the wortl"
Hi~ hair |. Er4ger md th1nneR
thsn il wsx n NJ first iroaxurnr
siau. ard th1 Inns 81 III fnoe ~
deeper.
But u. Hos 1fcxnkyFs. WINK
Easzzs pzyneian. sNid the pre4t~
d<nt wAs u superb phys1cai 60
dIfie1.
The president reeeiyed nor6e
800 cables and teIegramx feli1a-
fstln& him On his anniversary
Many were from raierx Of GOVERN
nensz. including King George -
Great Britain
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long pursued a common policy with
Italy and this has not changed. '
These two countries are still
close friends with the same in
terests," he said. Il attempted
last year to forestall British at
tempts to start world war. 1sle
Bible-reading Chamberlain at
tempted to reach an agreement
with the Atheist Stain Josef v.
Stain of Soviet Russia.)
The English were furious that
I succeeded where he Chamber
lain) failed. As a result, we have
nothing to worry about from the
East because of the alliance with
Russia"
SPEAKS IRONICALLY
THE democracies were to iron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

street. Ms waa found within =
few minutes sffef IN ecni<teNl
Police toak her 10 Fiercs County
hospital Hsr right ieg waa hsct=
IN ard her head wss es1s-
APrxAnkn nsmNpsNa
a few honrs istsr ~ sandtttan
was suffialsnsiy god 70 permit mr.
removal ~ ~. Joesph's hnnpltat
nhs wss suffering from sheeh. ut
appeared To ~ On ths msna IN III
lowing day.
Her death u les .. n. Tuesday
cana ~ . xarpFis<. rhysseians snts1
her age and inability 70 vithntss1
the shock was the eeane.
Mrs.. Hall. the wldsw u Willinnu
J. Hall. was : native ~ hsnntnnd
and had lived In Taeoma - yemss.
ahs isav~ four dnushssFa n1rn
Mabel crowthev ana nGIes rlns~aeG
- rneepaa- Mn t.eutee nleynr =
ADM. wash. and Nm. Lk11nn
Msaeher u vaitele. Calf. iwa
sons. Norman and HAretd a. r.
coma: . nister. Mrs. =. ". rimiotl
81 Victoria. \. G.. and steht srnmd.
chlidsvn.
Ihs Indy was renewed 10 cAe-
seay and Aliens nsostuary. un~rs
funeral arrangements yin - na1e.
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M'NEIl CONVICT
MAKES ESCAPE

Pacific Northwest Law safofsss
msnf officers sss s~sfehinG
Tuesday for William Dempsey.
s0Nyssr-old prisoner 81 hehsii
island federal psnitsniisry. whs
took advantage u q dsnss fer 10
make hls escape Monday ssssfs
noon.
Warden n n s~epe notified
Captain Of Detectives Cliff o.
borne 10 be GA tina lookout foe
Dempsey. vino uss serving . life
term. lie wss sess 70 the lsssaa.
July 10. 1920.
Dempsey IL described - b<lnx
8 feet 81 inches tai. vsixht 10
pounds and has brown hair, gray
eyes ana . number 81 scars from
bella On the back u his neck.
Ths prisoner wss workinE On .
road gang. according 70 ssops.
somefims between noon ard !
O'Clock. he disappeared a search
II ths Island. which wAs begun
immediately upon discovery of his
absenes. had failed 70 locate him
At tbs time swops tslsphoDsd 70
Tacoma.
Dempsey ~as sttirsd IN tins
regulsiioa gray prison uniform.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Raj MEN SHOOT
DOWN NAzI SHIP
WAR IN THE AIR

Royal air force fighters
shot down a German plane off
the British east coast just
after l p. m. the London air
ministry announced today, as
German planes made intensive
attacks on shipping in British
waters for the second consecu-
tive day.
German planes today were repeat
ing the attacks on British ship
ping which they launched with
flights. employing at least Is
planes, yesterday.
Considerable air activity
was In progress off the east
coast following . distress call
from a steamer saying q
German plane Was attacking
ID.
II was reported another ship
was being attacked and had sent
out an SOS call. Several forn1a-
tons of British fighters sped to
the scenes of the distress calls.
One Of the attacked steamers
later was identified as the Jersey
Queen, 80 tons.
A second radio message from
the Jersey Queen said another
vessel, apparently near her posi-
ton. had been attacked by planes.
East coast short wave listeners
could hear distress signals. Brit
ish fighters again flew out TO
sea late this afternoon.
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THREE NEUTRAL SHIPS
SUNK BY MAJ lI-BOATS

LAJND(lN-~lsFitlsh nAsaI elxeIea
aid today that daring ths psf
thfs~ days German submarines
h&d sunk three nsutF.i ships with
out warning. Tbsy Nsfs th< Eng
Land u D~nm2fx. the Faro Ard
iioasnTsr of Norway. There w<fs
only ~ Survivors from The TIRES
al1lps. a uas said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
PLAN AIRPLANE PLANT
FOR PHILIPPINE ISLES

MANILA-A bill was introduced
In parliament Monday for the es-
Establishment Of . $1,000. 900 ma
tional aircraft factory for military
and commercial craft, and for
sending technicians TO the United
States 10 study production
Another bill authorized the gov
eminent 10 send Philippine army
men TO observe wars abroad.
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TO LAUNCH DESTROYER
APPS YARD APRIL Is

WASHINGTON ~ Secretary q
Navy Charles Edison today d<slK-
mated Mrs. Charles " Hughes,
Long Beach. Calf. pldcu % Ehe
late rear admiral. - sponsor for
the destroyer U. q .. chariss y.
Hughes which viii be launched 1t
ths Puget Sound navy yard.
April -.
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s 7 At
EDITION
I{5SsSs.;s;'
Current Comment
On Varied Events
By Times Writers

FLU and measles apparent
ly rage on unmolested. We
are reaping the whirlwind for
failing to apply ordinary intel
ligent safeguards against these
now malignant epidemics.
More and more schools are
being closed. First, it was
measles; then followed flu.
Then there was the combina-
ton of both. Many county
schools have been forced to
close several times because of
either one or the other malady.
Half-measures do not do the
job.
1t is best to recognize that
flu and measles both are con-
tagious. Individuals suffering
from either should set them
selves apart, if the health au-
thorities do not demand it. 1t
is unfortunate indeed that
such an inroad upon the health
and time of every family in the
community is achieved. Bet
ter and proper safeguards are
needed. It is high time vigor-
Gus and energetic measures to
halt both maladies were
adopted. And above all, CO.
operation of the public is
needed. Let's do it voluntar-
lily. Health authorities are
overworked as it is.
MICE things are being said
about the weather. True
enough. We should praise the
unusually mild weather, ir-
regular, mild and unreasonable
though it may be. Contrasted |
with that experienced abroad
and in many other localities
of these United States. the
extremely mild temperatures
should be praised. But they |
have their drawbacks. We are
not, and do not prepare for it.
Therein is the general mis-
take.
All in all, however, this
Puget Sound country of ours
is the tops" of them all. We
should be thankful indeed
that this is literally speaking
Goods own country"
MANY are the suggestions
A'A for improving the conduct
of both motorist and pedes- |
trian. Perhaps both would be
better served, however, if we
had in actual practice the one |
proposition of courtesy. Let |
the motorist give the pedes-
trian the right of way when
the latter is entitled to it. Let
the pedestrian watch his step,
omit jaywalking and indiffer-
ent conduct toward the aver
age motorist, and perhaps we
shall get somewhere. Every
one has rights - moral and
legal. Let us all resolve to
observe them. In this wise
shall we be able to reduce the
list of traffic fatalities and
make living pleasanter for all
nf lIS
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another firm no on an amended
resolution appropriatink m emery
ency fund Of $4,000 for improve
ments At the institution An
emergency must have unanimity
TO pass.
SURPRISED AT scHLARB
Commissioner A. A. Rankin and
Guy n. Melton and the labor dele
gates In pointed terms. declared
they we're surprised BY sehlsrb's
action.
Our understanding" ehaIiena-
ed Val Leek. carpenters union
business agent. was that n your
plan was suggested and submit
ted to tho state board. you would
20 for the resolution"
scblarb's proposal that the 49,
600 county emergency sppropriA-
ton and anticipated matching
money In the same amount from
State Department Of Social Sc
eurity funds 20 for improvements
To the present hospital structure
was Incorporated In ths new reso-
luton drawn by Deputy County
Attorney Gilbert 4. Peterson.
WILLING TO FARLEY
A paragraph calling for adop-
ton of the administrative rsof-
gsnization plan. however. was left
out.
II said schlarb answered. I'D
Be willing 10 reyise my resolution
II I could submit my case 70 the
state committee. Until Il 10 re-
Continued ON Page 0. Column -
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Today With Webb Miller
In the Frozen Finnish War Zone
BY WEBB MILLER
(BULLETIN)

HELSNI Fnand-An official communique today said 81 Soviet
Finland Russian
Lake Ladoga had been epused with
Finnish planes had bombed habor which
reported Italian volunteer Ned
n base kronstadt.
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BRIDGE MOVIES

International News. Moyietons
and hetr0tone news camera men
made shots Of the NafroHs
xldss s<aslruelloz Tuesday.
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JosspA nr4snd. n, Wa senvieted
IN Judge Jcs<ph ttellery's esaft
Tuesday.
Tbs wuman IN H. case. Mfn
J. =, kinsey. tiz James -. nps1-
tie. appeared ~ the ion~ witness
against him. nfiAnd toak the
stand IN hls own defense. bai erslll
only tell the court n wss ton drunk
to remember what happened
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Hitler AssaiIs Britain as Betrayer;
Threatens Attack on France; Pledges
Friendship With Russia and italians
Fuehrer Derides the Failure of "Bble Carrying" Neville
Chamberlain to Reach Agreement With the
Atheist" Dictator Josef Stain
GERM ANY

of
attack
friendship with
the "Bbcarryn
with
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Congressman Charges Cash
Wasted at McChord Field

expenditure h said. rTh<y sessid
hsys found ethsr land. - q lesst
relocated ihs rnawsys.v
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Victim Of Hif-Rll,1
Driver Here Dies
Ellen Hall, 81, Succumbs Four Days After
Being Struck on Local Street.

Struck down by = htrun driver four days ago. Mrs.
Ellen Hail. g. 46oi So IT.. died In local hospital early
Tuesday.
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Physicians attributed her death
10 shock. which aggravated = heart
aiImsnt the woman suffered
previously.
Police. who have pursued An IN
vestikation qaietiy IN hpps u
identifying the hit-nin driver whose
car struck the woman II 10. 17nd
and Cakes sta last Friday night,
apparently wers faced with hope
iess taak.
They have exhausted the lev
clues available since Mrs. Mall waa
found lying In the street. Ths vir-
tim herself was unable TO recall
being struck or TO give any details
10 aid polioe.
INFORMATION Asked
Police Captain Tom Ress. hssd
OF the traffic division. lssuetI re-
quest that anyone hastnk lnfesmA-
ton o. possible aid communicate
withhin.
Mr.. Halls death nonefed the
traffic fatality list 70 five for the
county this year. three fer the
city.
The victim WAS not believed SER
iously injured when first examined.
1hs accident occurred about . ,.
m. Friday. when she walked out II
. church and started Aeross the
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WEATHER

Cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures: High. Sc: Low, &c.
Sun rises. T.s6; sets Sill.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............s2,4 42. 600
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ROOSEVELT s.,
HEALTH coon

0TO N~~tsk<16x1<u4
rxsus~y<if ohe@rysd - 1eth hdr1n-
Day today whiis ~ s.kiou pee~
pared - esl<bxAfs ths sxslstvefpn<Y
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Hitler said that only the MUS
tees perpetrated on Europe chief
Iy BY Britain--sftsr ths World war
were responsible for the rise Of
Sazism In Germany. and charged
Continued OF Page II. Column ~
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Spiritual vision lifts thought to
divine heights. where we watch for
Truths appearing and look away
from the shadows in the valley.
Health and harmony always ap-
pear when we look for them in the
right direction and in the right
place.
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The True View Heals

Man is Gods representative.
Man has Godlike qualities, and
anything that is unlike these
qualities is a misrepresentation.
caricature Of man. Every right
idea proceeds for the illimitable
God and has the power Of good
behind IL There was a lady who
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TODAYS DAILY QUIZ
Can you answer seven Of these
ten Tex. Questions? Turn 70
Page 4 for Answers

l. Is Yellowstone the name of
a National Park, National
Forest or National Monu-
ment?
2 What are the Spice Is
lands?
3. Name four fish named for
birds or animals?
4. What form of government
has Chile?
5. Is the equatorial circumfer-
ence of the earth greater
or less than the circum-
ference through the Poles?
6. What Latin word meaning
"a course of study" is COM
monty used in schools and
colleges?
z. Which U. S. Supreme Court
Justice has been mention
ed as a possible Demo
cratic Presidential candi-
date?
8. Does hair grow after death?
9. What denomination is the
Cathedral of St. John the
Divine in New York
City?
10. Champagne is a product of
what fruit2