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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
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Hello. Folks. We see by the
paper that the city council
session was the scene Of q
battle between the mayor and
an irate citizen.
Like a sismese twin. Cain was
Able during the Verbal spsrring.
however.
As though qudrreling alone
wasn't enough. the boys rent
at II in double-taik.
.ITI club you. Mr.. CAIN" ,eips
the Citizen
And IN esne YOU, Mr.. Ciubb.'
replies Bizzonnsr.
Had all the makings Of
comic opera except music.
Daily Definition; A homeiy giri
Is on. Wbo IL short On coms-nlthsr
and long on go-shnddsr.
"yea cant hay happiness With
money" SAYS Pioneer Pete. hut
having soms 10 SURE good for the
nerves"
Then there Was the young fellow
who says two can live ss cheap
ss one. That's his story, and he's
stuck BY snd/or vita H.
rf DIARY
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10 niss nose shs ssyssy sss~s ~ sks
brs. sks sss< viss tsTh - sssssssy
nsks sse~ me Jsys bsssss- Thss
~sii fortified. I'D ssssiI brshIy sss-
-sss 70 . bssy Ssy 81 shs ps,ssssy.
In me evening" I'D ss-ssS sks SEED
-ss tss her cookery BY fskiss . Ger
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sssssv 80 .ssy loud o. sks srs,eks
Of the sssiss pssssssS there skss she
ID ehiSs ne -ss . issS "skssk,"
Ass !. exceedingly rcd 81 fses sd
fhsstfsi fss the ssrksess ~ RE skss-
yer. And ts. -sssy sss~ . Ssy less
but -sshsi sssssyiss. hs~s ssS 70
bed. {. o. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Start Work
Monday on
Units
Contract Awarded
To Tacoma Concern
For Both Centers

Macdonald Building Co. of Ia
coma. with a bid of SOL sol. was
awarded the contract To construct
the two authorized USO buildings
In Tacoma by the construction
quartermaster's office at Fort
Lewis Thursday.
The buildings at 18th and
Fawcett ave. the other at 50th
and So. Tacoma way-are 10 he
completed within 60 days accord
ing TO the contract.
The Tacoma contractor said he
would start work Monday First
job will be clearing the 18th and
Fawcett site OF two houses now
occupying part Of II. The South
Tacoma building will be In a small
park there.
Contract Covers All
Plumbing, heating. electrical
work and outside painting all are
included In Macdonalds general
contract. The buildings will be
of frame construction with compo-
sition roofs and insulation board
inside, Macdonald said the build
ings viii be erected In the 6o-day
period. though some OF the times
such as heating viii depend upon
priorities.
Purchase OF the site for the
downtown Uso building and NOV
ing out the residents will cost the
city total Of si7,5o0. An
emergency ordinance covering that
cost will be up for passage By the
city council next Monday.
Different Types
The building at 18th and Fsw-
cett viii be Type A.. while the
structure at 50th and So. Tacoma
way win be Type ID. Type d will
be similar in most respects to Type
A, but will be substantially
smaller.
The contract for the two struc-
lures was the third let within a
week for USo buildings in this
area by 1t. Col. r. p. Antonovich.
constructing quartermaster. at
Fort Lewis.
Contract 10 build a type A Uso
building at Olympia was let to A.
=. Mowsl, Seattle, who bid y64.-
1928: and contract TO construct a
type ID building at Port Townsend
was let to Phil Anderson. Mount
Vernon. who bid $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

Anyone with the intelli-
gence quotient of a l5-year-
old will recognize that as a
fine example of deliberate
eguivocation.
I don't hesitate to say positively
that it was so recognized by mayor
and commissioners.
It was so evalusted by the COM
planning citizen. who lost his tenn
per and referred TO the chief as a
liar"
Undoubtedly, the chief was no
liar. But one must split very
frail hair indeed TO reach that
conclusion. Because. undoubtedly
too, IL the police investigators
found no commercial gambling,
the gaming gentry were expecting
the inspection TO be made and
were prepared.
The mayor said to the COM
plainant: You come In and call
the chief Of police a liar. He i'm
plies you are in error Were
not satisfied which is correct.
Wen make further investigation" -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

Your postmaster can tell you
Row TO invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

Now. here is the point:
This is all the rankest sort of
hypocrisy and Discrimination.
II destroys the citizens respect
for his civic officials and institu-
tons.
He j. Inundated when confront
81 with evidence that mayor and
chief and council expect him to
swallow such bsIderdash.
Far more destructive Of public
morale than Illegal gambling. IN
itself, is this kind Of evidence that
our officials believe the people 10
Be- so insufferably dumb.
Well, they're not. And they
don't think the mayor and chief
and commissioners are either.
They just act that way At times
for a purpose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

MISUNDERSTANDING the situa-
ton in Russia was serious an off,
cisl British spokesman said Thurs
day that Josef Stain had informed
Britain and the United States that
Soviet industries had been forced
to move back. The spokesman
added that Britain and the United
States had made good on their
promises of aid for delivery TO
Russia in October.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

LONDON-Russian troops.
holding firm 10 their line on
the Moscow front. are throw
ing back German troops with
heavy losses and have even
started strong counterattacks.
British and Russian dis-
patches said Thursday.
The German high command wss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

LONDON - Radio Moseow rs-
ported Thursday night that snow
storms are raging N the I<nsn.
grad ares. The broadcast was
heard by the United Press listen
Ing post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

The affair popped into the
open Monday when the citizen
mentioned laid before tn e
council names and addresses
of places where, he said, COM
mercial gambling was in prog
ress.
OF course. he had the right
dope The mayor knew it..
Every member Of the city council
knew it. Any Tacoman who
cared to risk a dollar could find
out for himself - and thousands
have.
The mayor Monday said the
council would have an answer
Wednesday.
The answer took the form of q
letter from the chief of police, a
letter which mayor and commits
sioners could not take seriously
unless they are far more naive
than they will care to admit.
For your information" the
chief wrote. "this will advise you
that the necessary investigation
was made last evening and my in
vestigators found no promiscuous
gambling OF drinking at the estab-
nshments mentioned. A thorough
investigation disclosed card games
were being played. but there was
no evidence of open gambling"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

When comic opera frills are
stripped from such incidents
as occurred before the city
council w ednesday, there
comes to view a factor damag-
ing to community morale.
I refer to appearance before the
mayor and commissioners OF a
citizen complaining of open. police
permitted, commercial gambling in
the city.
Now. the fact is. most folks
have little against gambling. In
truth. most, in one form or an
other. indulge in some form of
gaming for possible gain. They
always have, and there is little
to indicate any early reform.
But these same people are
concerned, nightly so. with
commercial gambling they
know could not exist if law
enforcement officers were not
persuaded to wink at il.
such a state of affairs, in itself,
does anything but fortify civic
self-respect.
And this effect is heightened by
such public exchanges as occurred
In the council chamber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

BANK TRANSACTIONS
'seoma ..--......-...t5.2 03 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

Then there was the young fellow
who says two can live a. cheap
az one. That's his story, and hs's
stuck BY snd/or with H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
BRToNs AGAIN cLAMoR FOR CONTINENT INVASION
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and saturday. reu-
peraiures; High. s.. lou, ts. sun
rises. sal: sets, S:o7.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Psano 1. prosince 1941.,
TrinerIv vlastencky kalendaT.

Trinerovy nastenne kalenda-
re testify Sc pc celia desltiletl
velke oblibe. LetoSn1 Triner1v
nastenny kalendar ma rok 1912
1je vsak nejen opet krasny, ale
je take vlastenecky. Je ma mem
reproduce Ferrisovy malby
"Sepisovanf Prohlasenf Mood
vislosti'', jej1z original zdobi
Smithsonian Institution We Wa
shingtone, D.. c. Ma obraze je
Benjamin Franklin, John A
dams a Thomas Jefferson; de-
batujf O r1znych odstavcfch ne
smrtelneho Prohlasen1 Neodvi-
slosti. Dostanete tento kalen-
daT u sveho lekarn1ka, kde ku-
pujete vytecny zaludecnf pro
stredek Trinerovo Horke Vino
S Vitaminem 81. Mimo to NH
zete 81 dopsati o kalendar fir
me Joseph Triner Corp, 1888
is. Ashland Ave., Chicago, ILL.,,
a pTilozenfm 10 cent? ma 1hra-
du postovneho. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
JAN J. HRBEK.
Krajan obeti trucku, druhy Sc
zabil pri oprave mostu.

53lety krajan Josef Forst
v Lincoln, Neb., zemrel v mist
nj nemocnici nasledkem pora-
nen1, jez mu bylo kratce pred
tim zpGsobeno truckem.
Forst byl srazen truckem,
kdyz uhanel pc silnici Corn
husker.
Poole prohlasenf osetrujfcl-
no lekare Forstovi byla privo-
dena smrt prudkou ranou do
hlavy. Statni policista ozna-
mil, re Willard Hall z McCool
Junction pravil, re jel Sc svym
truckem zapadne a kdyz pTijel
"a Forsta, re sc zatocil, avsak
Forst re kracel primo do cesty
a re vrazil do trucku u zadnl-
no kola.
Ma Sc "a to-, re Forst ma sve
ceste domG nevenoval Poor
most okolf, coz zavinilo nestle
st1. Nebohy muz byl povola-
MIN tesaT, narodil Sc Cechach
a v Lincoln I'll uz IA rok1. V
Nebrasce Sc zdrzoval uz 80 let
a pred tim bydlil take v David
City.
Pc nebohem krone vdovy
Marie Forstove zGstalo devet
dItek.
= Pr opravu mostu v Cleve-
landu, O.. doslo k politovan1
hodnemu nestestf, ktere 81 Wy
zadalo diva lidske zivoty. Diva
stavebnf zelezaTi pri zSfcenf Sc
lesen1 spadli do hlcubky so
stop a byli ma m1ste usmrceni.
O zivot prisel 56lety krajan
Emil BartGnek a 52lety Law
renee Murphy. BartInek byl
zamestnan u mesta jiz % rokG.
Byval republikanskym pre-
cinktnlm kapitanem We Ia.
warde a byl take cinnym v &C.
ske katolicke osade sv. jose
ia.
Tretf muz, pracuj1c1 ma opra-
We, 49lety tesar Otto Gertrack
byl zachranen pred jistou smrt1
jedine, tim re dopadl ma tela O.
bou vyse jmenovanych muzG.
Vyvazl sc zlomenou pravou ru-
kou, krone cehoz je zranen ma
hrudn1ku a vnitTne. Je lecen
v nemocnici Charity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Zeny musi zastati muze.

Americke zeny must brzy
vzdati Sc svych suknf a obleci
81 delnicky pracovnf oblek a
zaujat m1sto u stroll v tovar-
mach ma obranu, jak prohlasil
v Salt Lake City, Utah brigad-
nj general Lewis Hershey, SET
narodn1 selektivnf sluzby.
Hershey predpovedel velke
zmeny v klasifikaci selektivni
sluzby Pravil: "PotTebuje-
me vice muzG a ackoli nepTed-
pov1dam emergenci, musfme
byti pripraveni, re Pride" Do
dial re jedinym zpGsobem, ia
kym lie zfskati vice vojak1, je
witt muze tridy "a a 2B "a
mestnanf v prGmyslu ma obra-
nu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Darujte krev zemi.

VNew Yorku Sc ustavila or
~ganisace Legion of Alien Volun
teer Blood Donors for National
Defense (Legie cizineckych
dobrovolnych darc1 krve pro
narodni 'obranu), jej1z adresa
mi takto 139 East So ulice,
New York City.
Tato organisace umoznuje
cizincGm zijfc1m v tete zemi, a.
by projevili Spoj. Statdm svou
vdecnost "a jeff pohostinstvf.
Organisace je soucast1 Americ-
keno Cerveneho kTfze.
Cizinci vsech narodG, ktefi
zde nasli docasne ~pr1stresl, me-
Ii by v nejhonejs1m poctu nabf-
yet aspon tfmto zpusobem svou
krev ma obranu teto zeme. &C.
choslovaci, ktefi jsou ochotnf
to ucinit, mohou 81 vyzadat pri-
hlasku pisemne. Uvedena or
ganisace, jej1z adresa je udana
shora, zasle Jim ochotne pTi-
hlaskovy formular ma pozada-
nj.
Krajane, piste 81 v nejhod-
nejsim poctu ma shora uvede-
nou adresu, ably yam tato orga-
nisace zaslala pTihlaskovy for
mular, vyplnte jej a vyplneny
zaslete jej zpet ma shora I'VE
denou adresu. Dals1 pokyny
obdrzite pax pfsemne. V iva
hui prichazejfci muzi a zeny cd
I21 do go let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Narodni Svaz Ceskych Katoli-
XII zaslal telegram Presidentu
Rooseveltovi.

Jsme vdecnl panu Bohu, re
dial nas1 zemi v kriticke dobe
Vas "a v1dce a jsme presved-
cent, re dobry BGh Tfd1 vase
snahy V boji Ia vftezstvf nej-
drazs1ch statk1 lidstva.
Proto take u vedoml nasich
velkych vysad a pray a povin-
nosti, ujistujeme Vas pane pre-
sidente, re mas lid pine osvedc1
neochvejnou vernost americke
vlajce a re da do sluzeb sve Ii
voty a statky a vykonnou schop
most svych organisac1.
Use vynaloz1me a obetuje-
me pro v1tezstvf spravedlive
veci.
Bib Vas ochranuj a posiluj !!
Narodn1 Svaz Katol1ku
DIP. Vaclav Michalicka, kaplan
Jan Voller, pfedseda
Marie Kral, tajemnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Cesky hoch " Nebrasce podlehl
zranSni ausem.

Desetilety Lumir Podany z
Clarkson, Neb., podlehl nasled
kun poranenf, jez mu bylo
zp1sobeno v Clarkson, kde byl
zasazen automobilem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

SANTA CLAUS CAN HELP AMERICAN DEFENSE! This poster,
drawn by j. w. and w. J. Wilkinson, a father and son artist team of
Baltimore, reminds Americans that they can help the Defense Program
this Christmas by giving Defense Bonds and Stamps in addition to
the usual present. Nationwide distribution of this poster has been
made, especially in the windows of 100000 retail stores where Defense
Stamps-for as low as 10 cents-are now on sale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Ma hrobe mych drahych.

Pc diva a padesati letech,
jsem me rodiste ~navStivil.
uzrel jsem hrob mych rodicG,
tez bratr v tom hrobe byl.
NejdT1v odeSel otec drahy,
pax v to m1sto bratr pribyl,
kdyz zemfela naSe matka,
zadny z mas ma pohTbu nebyl.
VSichn1 jsme byli v Americe,
jen .matka ia Z1stala tam,
pc diva a padesati letech,
stanul jsem ma jfch hrobe sam.
Myslenky mi tally hlavou,
v%zpominal jsem v davny cas-,
kdyz jsem stall ma jejich hrobe,
tax jake bych slysel HAS ---
otce bratra drahe matky,
jak z hrobu zaZn1va Ike me,
tax jake by me varoval
Uni tax smutn6 tax temn6 ---
bych Sc Vlasti neodcizil,
a byl stale dobry Czech,
bych byl vdecenAmerice, :
dokud Dude v tele dech,
vzdyt je vlasti tvoj1ch detf
a ~nezGstan stat ma roZcest1.
Poslechnu ten HAS mych drahych,
v mem ztf v Americe,
snad jz nikdy nepostojim,
ma jich hrobe v CS. Republice.
S laskou budu vzpominati,
tech co pfede mnou zde byli,
snad sc pfece jednou dockam,
by size jich hrob skropii.
Psano /. prosince 1941t
JAN j. HRBEK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25

He Fixes THINGS

= rscsirs sttention n - ri
umn istters mus So name sr6
address - sTHssH onlE inIsIais
- - published snsn requested
Mr. TIxit. About nne meath
aga N elderly man came u nv
deer selling hense- made chill
dren,s lawn swings. 10 seu
know how I could get In touch
with him. MRS. 4. n T
1la9 -. l. II.
Sorry. BIT 10 not Perhaps
some reader nay know and al
Yise YOU
Mr.. Flsif, What are ire Ia
eoms hospitals uhere Young
girls can take up nurse train
Ing R.w
Tacoma General ard 81
ioserh's hospitals conduct tran.
ing schools for nurses
VII. t1Nlfs II mere kneh
thing ~ willow witch Dos
u determine where water Il
found I want this lnfarms-
tion for my general science
class. Some of the boss and
girls do not believe In n. some
do. Has n an, scientific hack
ground Y. W.
Nv grandfather always said II
vas scientific and given \
"divining rod Of hazel bush
rather than willowl he'd locat.
a place 70 dig well. and sure
ENOUGH. there'd be water there
Probably II You check with the
public library you'll be able 10
get hold Of a copy Of The
Divinlnr Rod. History az VA
ter Witching." Water Supply
Paper No. 41s. published by the
L. s. government. Il will prob
ably answer all your question:.
Mr.. Fisif: How much does
lawyer charge for = divorce
Does II have 10 he paid for be-
fore the divorce IL final Does
LAWYER charge fee for sd-
vice given Ia q person concern
Inc n divorce v. n.
I've heard of them charging
fees from 500 10 thousands. de-
pending on who IL suing and
who Is being sued. Usually they
will not annly for the final de-
cree until the fee has been paid.
as additional papers must be
drawn up and filing fees paid.
The fee NAV depend upon wheth-
er a default Judgment Is being
taken or whether the case Is
contested. involving more time.
research and work. There are
various circumstances concern
ing which an attorney should
advise vou I doubt II a reputs-
hle attorney will make more
than nominal charge. II any.
for tho first consultation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
We Are All on Trial

1t is much to say that today every human nst-
tuition as we have known it Is on trial for its life
We're not being panicky radical when say that.
for is only extension of remarks made before the
eastern regional conference of the American Bankers
association by ABA President ?. d. Houston. Said he
I'VE live in a dynamic world in which insti-
tuition has a right to public support or can continue
in business for long unless il renders constructive
service designed 10 meet the changing conditions Of
dynamic society. That Is the basic challenge of
the social and economic order.
The naked fact that such statement be made by
leading banker to bankers is startling evidence. in itself
of how dynamic the world has become Such statements
not being made by bankers TO bankers in 1925 BY
odd chance almost at the moment. President W
NJ Martin of the New York Stock Exchange paused on
his to enter the to tell members of the exchange
almost exactly the same thng-that their institution will
die unless it adjusts itself to the times.
Such challenges are made today in nearly every group
which bears social responsibility. Educators raking
the school system fore and aft to determine whether
ii is adjusted to presen-day conditions New plans for
medical and dental and for public health being
canvassed by physicians themselves The law steps down
from its pedestal every gathering of lawyers and
judges and looks itself in the eye.
1t is different with newspapers. radio, book pub
hshers builders, merchandser insurance and-yes
labor leaders The more progressive of all these and
many other groups are looking hard at themselves and
their institutions.
All of U.S. and the human institutions of which we are
part, trial today.
That does not that all will be found guilty of
failure ito render constructive service designed to the
changing conditions of a dynamic society Far from IT,
We believe firmly that most of our institutions
sound and, with intelligent modification, will survive
The best hope of survival lies in this mood of critical
self examination this willingness to voluntarily and
intelgenty with the times 1t is this elfstarting adjust
nen from within that makes violent and revolutionary
change from without both unnecessary and undesirable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
HOROSCOP Pc
TUESDAY. MARCH rs

Renefic aspects rule today
which should be fortunate for
reaching agreements and sign
ing contracts or leases. Labor
is well directed and should OBJ
tain just demands.
Heart and Home. The stars
again encourage household
tasks. New inventions will con-
tribute labor-saying devices. In
the changing order of things.
domestic routine and customes
will be simplified. The Ameri-
can servant. long a vanishing
agent in housekeeping. il to dis
appear. except in families Of
great wealth Since wealth is
to melt rapidly under taxes and
other depicting mediums. house
maids will become scareer each
year.
Business Affairs: Prosperity
will extend to persons Of all
classes as government money
filters through many important
industries While there will be
much careless and reckless
spending. principles OF sound
economics will be advocated by
newspapers and radio. Leaders
with foresight will encourage
communities To become self
supporting. so that emergencies
may find them independent.
Thrift. long preached ny the
seers. should be emphasized
National Issues Secret in
formation in Washington will
cause the speeding up Of de-
Tense measures The stars pre-
sage unexpected dangers, and
surprise will continue 10 be en-
ployed by the Axis powers. The
importance Of overcoming fool
ish fears - stressed by those
who read the stars. The nation
Is To be tested. according 10
threatening portents. but II
must be ready 70 meet every
peril Women as well as men
must prepare for public s.ry-
ice. Il IL perilous indeed 10 be
long 70 the most fortunate and
most envied nation in the world.
international Affairs. Canada
is 70 benefit greatly through m.
strong character of the COVER
nor general. the Earl Of Athlons.
Strong mentally and physically.
the head NJ the Dominion IL sun
Jet 10 promising aspects In
the next three years. srtrologers
announce thst Ms progressed
moon viii make five splendid
aspects. Only one sdyerse in
fluence IL discerned. although
there viii be frequent causes
for anxiety IN the progress Of
the war.
Persons whose olrthdats II 10
have the sugury OF a year Of
Advancement. changer and
travel ar. indicated for young
men
Children born on this day
probs bly, viii Be keen mentally
ard posselsors Of unusual tai
snts Scientists. writers and
painters belong 70 this FIRE
sign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
Stories in
Stamps
Hitler ond MussoIini
Are Stomp 'poIs' Nov

IL DUcE and Der yushssr ~
b4ddlss no1-Nlth thar Pc
lures on ms sans stamps. ssmut-
tsneous German ara Italian isstes
eommemofsslns The Bsfiss- Home
Axls. Bat in Is34. Shen issIy's
Asdsl Of Vaior stamp ssriss wss
anoulng troops IN scion. Musso-
Inn and Hitler ssfs dshnItsly q
odd.
War hatreds n 1918 were nj
completely forgotten and NAnl
pressure on Austria tnfeaseno1
itaIys nofthsfn frontier. ftoly
nnsAssd troops on ne AustSino
border. supported ne pulllum
government in Austria AlshouGn
Aussoiini hsd praised Hitiss's ~
Ia Germany. hs wanted = kooD
Austria - . buffer ststa.
The assassination ii poalfoss "
sszls prseIpItsted . bgoak,
strengthened Homaa suppost e
indeDsndeni Austria Hut xrnnoa
and England condemned loolyso
African eonqussl. Wills Mo-
Was quick 70 recognize u
The Anti-eomintern pact. viii
Japan included. followed whoo
Hitler marched into Austria. Nus
solinl saved face By scquieseine-
Since that time. Hitler's power
has been constantly Increasing,
and today II IL he. not nuseolf0s
who spans the Axis.
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QUESTIONS 70 TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can You answer aevsn NJ Ihsse
tsst questions Turn tn the
womsns psss for the answers
1. state the middle nams ~
vles President Henry 4. Wal.
lace.
2 Sheep are CHASED ~ ho-
sinsa. ovines or sauinssY
.. II Mnntssldsa tins capital n
Uruguay. Paraguay Or PERU
Z. The son-in-law u which for
mar president sf Inc United
states Was . speaker os III
house Of representatives,
0. How many teeth constitute
= full set in an adult beingT
q. Could . sailing craft hs pro-
pslisd by an electric fan or othsf
Wind making apparatus placed
IN the STERN
7. Which sssssF IL The ennseis
tuition oessdes George WashsnG-
ton essams pressdsnt Of The
United ksstss9
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The Merry Wisss ~ wlBdsos
D. Which 10 lighter. heliam ~
hydfoesnr
10. What 10 the little ~ 3
French play In which The priss
eipai character had 4 nonstFoue
nos<