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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Germans Sink n
British Vessels

BERLIN, March %. CUP) - A
battleship squadron sunk % mer-
chant ships totaling 10000 tons
in the North Atlantic, the German
high command said today.
Its bag was part of a total of
224OOO tons Of new shipping de-
Struction the high command de-
tailed i'll its communique
A Communique said the squadron
was commanded by Admiral Luet-
jens, who reported that he had
rescued 800 survivors from the de-
stroyed ships.
The survivors were believed to
be aboard the battleships.
The high command said that
attacks by submarines on a British
convoy off the African coast lasted
for several days. The attacks on
the convoy, announced yesterday,
resulted in the sinking of II ships
tOtaling 77,000 tons. Originally it
was announced that $1,000 tons Of
shipping had been sunk from the
convoy
During several ays of The OBJ
stinate holding on to the enemy and
IN repeated attacks, submarine sue
ceeding in sinking II ships with
total of 1900 TONS the communi-
que said 1t described the ships
attacked as part of "a heavily
laden, escorted convoy destined for
England" The convoy was at
tackled off West Africa, according
to the high command.
The German air force yesterday
was said to have attacked British
shipping heavily, destroying about
81 900 tons and heavily damaging
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Mason Soys Pact
Blow to GERMANY

Jugoatavia who are antagonistic
to any agreement with the Nazis
The evidence TO this effect ap-
pears sustained by reports that
Milan Gavrilovitch, Jugoslav minis
ter to Russia has left Moscow for
Belgrade to use his influence. as
political chief Of the Agrarian party.
againkt any close alliance with
Germany. 1t is even possible that
he may try to overthrow the Bel
grade cabinet and form what would
amount to a pro-Russian ministry
which also would be somewhat pro-
British.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
British Hold Pro
German Juqoslav

CAIRO. March %. up - DR.
Milan Stoyadin0yitch. former Jugo-
slav premier. has been turned over
10 British authorities. IL was re-
yealed today
Dispatches from Belgrade two
days ago revealed that Stoyadino-
witch. pro-German former premier
who has been held In protective
custody for more than a year by
Jugoslavia. had been taken across
the Greek border. The Belgrade
dispatches said he was allowed TO
leave the country with the under
standing he would go TO SOM
country outside the German sphere
and II was understood that he was
enroute to Egypt.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

ceiyed with some caution here be-
cause they involve more active
Soviet policy in the Balkans than
yet has been shown.
II was noted here that any Rus
sian assurances TO Turkey consti-
tute at least tacit support for an
active ally of Great Britain. How
ever. there was little doubt here
that Russia has been disturbed by
the German advance in the Balkans
the occupation of Rumania anG
Bulgaria and now the possibility
that Jugoslavia, too, will fall into
the Axis camp.
Turkey it was thought. would
be inclined 10 regard any word
from Russia as a go ahead to de-
fend the Dardanelles straits with
whatever aid Britain can give her
in the knowledge that her rear is
safe from Russian threat.
Some observers had seen indica-
tions, before the non aggression
treaty reports were heard, that
Russia was seeking to strengthen
Jugoslay resistance to Germany by
friendly comment over the Mos
cow radio.
Turks watched Jugoslav develop
ments closely, believing that if
Juugoslavia resisted its cabinets
attempt to conclude an agreement
with Germany, Turkey might recon-
slider its defensive policy.
Naturally a Turco-R Russia treaty
would immeasurably strengthen
Turkeys position and any Russian
for Jugoslavia would natur-
ally be calculated to strengthen
mpOSlaVia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Russia May Back
Turks VS.. Nuzis

ISTANBuI Turkey. March %
CUP1-Russia was said by reliable
quarters today to have given Turkey
written assurances that she has
nothing to fear from the Soviet
Union in what was described eau
tiously as the event that the Tur-
kish political situation should de-
teriOrate" "
Well informed Turkish quarters
believed that Russia's assurances
constitute, IN effect. a pledge that
Russia will not take advantage of
the situation TO attack Turkey in
the Caucasus in the event Turkey
goes to war against Germany.
Word that Turkey has obtained
a Russian pledge followed the cir
culation of circumstantial rumors
that Russia might sign a non
aggression treaty with Turkey.
Since Russia and Turkey have
been bound by a non-agression pact
since 1925. it appeared that any
Russo-Turkish understanding would
implement the 1925 treaty.
"a United Press dispatch from
Moscow reported that Turkish Am
bassador Haydar Aktay. conferred
last night with the Soviet Vice
Commisar for Foreign Affairs A V.
Vishinsky. II was the second con-
ference of Aktay and Vishinsky to
be reported this week
According to reports circulated
here, Turkeys Foreign Minister
Sukru Saracoglu and the Russian
Ambassador AleXei Vinagradov are
expected to sign a Russo-Turkish
accord at Ankara.
The Russian reports were re-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

1t was increasingly clear that
German impatience was growing.
Though it was denied Germany had
demanded yesterday that the agree
ment be signed within 48 hours.
most reliable informants admitted
that Germany had told the govern
mant it wanted quick action.
The government informed Ger
many last night that the departure
of Cvetkovitch and Cincar- -Marko-
witch for Vienna had been post
poned until substitutes could be
found for the three men who had
resigned from the cabinet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Repaired in U.S..

CHESTER, Pa, March %. tUPl-
The British freighter Narraganset.
torpedoed by a submarine. is be-
ing repaired at the Sun Shipbuild-
ing and Drydock Company here. the
United Press learned today.
1t is believed Ito be the first
British ship to be repaired in a
United States shipyard since pass
age of the lease-lend bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
CALIF. SUSPECTS HELD

NEW ORLEANS. March %. CUP)
Two men allegedly wanted for ques-
tioning in Miami, Fla. and Los
Angeles, were arrested today by
local detectives. They gave their
names as Carter A. Mason. AZ, of
Milwaukee, and Edgar B. Guest,
35. of Cicero. Ill.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

buses, y una veg en- su taller, la
mo a la maestro, Ia dijo que te-
MIA una cosa grave que comuni
carla, Y fueron a encerrarse en-
un saloncino.
Odette la pidi6 clara y fran
camente mil frances, diciendo
que una parienta suya estaba
muriendose en- provincias, y ne
Icesitaba aquel dinero con urgen-
cha para marchar a su lado.
Mujer de mundo, LENA de ex-
periencia, la maestro, aunque a.
divine algin grave motive de a.
NOR en- la nerviosidad de la mu-
chacha, fingi6 Greer piadosa-
mente la mentira, y entrego ei
dinero a su oficiala. negandose
a aceptar el recibo que odette la
brindaba.
NO, hija mia. va 10 iremos
desquitando POGO a POGO de su
Sueldo. Yo estoy contenta con
su trabajo. Cuando volvsra
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LAS DERROTA-
RON A LAS B~ODEGUERAS
DE ALFREDO

Salieron aver de la mala suer-
tie las cubanitas del Club Maui
tico de Mariana y derrotaron,
con anotaci6n de 20 por Is, a las
ifuertes ''bodegueras" de Alfre-
do y Familia. Margarita Foyo ju
g6. de manera brillante e hizo 8
puntos.
Por las muchachas locales Sc
destac6 Rita Wright.
Esta noche las basketbolistas
iugaran a la pelota suave, a las
ocho, en- Cuscaden.
Lynette Peralta, la graciosa
muchacha, lanzara por el team
local.
Jaen utilize anoche, en- el par
lido de la victoria a las Srtas.
Foyo, Pooh, Alvarez, Varona, o.
Fernandez, Dumois, Hernandez
y Navarrete.
Por las muchachas locales ju-
garon las Srtas. Wright, Castro.
Weintraub, RUpe, Wohgang, NJ.
Fernandez, Peralta y Emelina
Noa de Clinton.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

-Escribiendo a un amigo.
Va a ser una broma m~agnifica
lEl false condo hizo como que
Sc ponia celoso y quiso yer Ia
lcarta; pero Eulalia retro Ell pile
guecillo, entire risas y movimiea
tos histericOs, de cOquets provs-
cadora, diciendo;
mo, no te 10 enseno! Es
una broma magnifica. Veras.
va te contare. Son unos amigos
de Madrid.
-iAh, 81 son amigos L..
Amigos, ST.
En- csc Gasp, Ep amor, FL
plural no tiene importancis.
Eu,aiia pudo terminar la car
ia, que, por 10 demas, era muy
breve.
Luego salieron y Ia echaron
juntos.
Ell noUio solo la vic la dirse=
cion, a an marques de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS

I'm favorite, "Tiny Lad" esta
bleci6 anodhe una marca en- ia
pista de Sulphur Springs, reco-
rriendo la distancia de 3-8 de
milla en- Al segundos, 3-5 de I'm
segundo menos que la marca off
cial. Sc pagaron sus bOaetos a
$4.2O, $500 y $3.50.
Grady gan6 la octava carrera
y Court Drama qued6 en- segun-
do lugar. Estos notabies ejem-
plares ayudaran a Rocky Spring
ell sabado, en- la tarea de veneer
a los perros Mnyasores'' de Jack
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LA LIGA DE La TORoNJA
U 40 DESAFIOS

La Lga de Ia Toronja, inte-
grada por novenas de las gran
DIES ligas que ~practican en- la Flo
rida, tiene va anunciados 14O de
safios, los cuales Sc efectuaran
en- las principales poblaciones
del Estado y en- Cuba.
Los Gigantes Sc ejercitaran
en- Coral Gables, Miami, abrien-
do su "campamento" Ell dia IA;
los Cardenales llegaran a San
Petersburg, la vecina ciudad, ell
dia "a de febrero; los Dodgers
arribaran a la Habana, hotel Ma
cional, el sabado Is, y completa-
ran su entrenamiento en- Clear
water.
Tienen anunciado su arribo
los Rojos, a Tampa, para ell dia
"a de febrero. Los Phillies de Fl
ladelfia practicaran en- Miami
Beach y va tienen separadas ha-
bitaciOnes en- ell hotel Boulevard.
De la Liga Americana, los Me
dias Rojas practicaran en- Sara
sofa; los Indios de Cleveland, en-
Fort Myers; los Yankees, en-
San Petersburg; los Tigres, en-
Lakeland Y los senadores de Wa
ellington, en- Orlando.
Los Dodgers jugaran en- Cuba
los dfas % de febrero, mario l
Y MARIO 2; en- la Habana los bod
gers jugaran, con Ell Cleveland
ell dia 8 de mario. Ell segundo de
safio de los Indios con Ell Broo
kIyn Sc efectuara ell dia 8, en- la
Habana,
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
AL FIN LuJElG0 Ell
PROMETIDO QUESO

Hace algunos meses Julian d&l
Barrio nos dijo: VCy a regular
les varias libras de queso cuba
no.
Cuando creiamcs cue 10 del
uueSo era un cuento, en- la mana
ma de hoy nos dejaron aqui un
paquetito de forma sospechosa
-ISera una bomba?
Aplicamos ell dido y no habia
sonido alguno. Pensamos en- me-
ter ell paquete en- un CUBIC de a
qua. pero al fin, '6rayamente',
10 abrimos.
Era ell queso de la Hacien-
da", tipo Barrilito, que Julian
nos habia prom:tido, Tn queso
hecho en- Bayamo, ell pueblo del
heroismo, por R. G, Haines, I'm
americana,
iUn queso que cruz6 ell mar
~ lego a Tampa, cuando noso-
tros creiamos que 10 del BarriO
no era Quese, sino cuento chino,
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

listed a Parls3
-Dentro de cinco o seis dias.
Quiza antes.
Las dos mujereS Sc estrecha.
ron la mano.
Odette tom6 el Nord-Sud pa.
ra ir a la Villete, hizo rapida.
mente su equipaje, metiendo u.
ma poca ropa en- un maletin, y sc
diSpuso a marchar
En- su boise de mano, habia-
sc puesto Cd revolver diminuto,
10 Gnico verdaderamente impor.
tante para ella.
Sali6, volvi6 al centric de Pa
ris, Y cogi6 un taxi que la llev6
a la estaci6n del QuGi.
Iba dispueSta a tomar Ell pri-
mer tren que partiera para Ia
frontera eSpanola.
Sc acerc6 a la taquilla cores
p%ondiente, sobre Ia que Sc leian
estas palabraS.
Lignes de Orle0ns-B urdeaur-
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

yer 81 confesaba alguna infamia
mas.
AL fin, 81 otro, debi6 extra
harse, debi6 fruncir el ceno al
extreme de la Inca, y pregunt6,
Orlando eSta vez, con una fuer-
tie Interrogation:
II Pepino!... iPero, Pepi-
moi. No eStas ahi?.... JQue es
esto?.... fMaldits SEAL. mo Sc
"a que han cortado la comuni-
caci6n?... iEstaria bueno!
odette oy6 Ell leve chirrido de
los auriculares al ser colgados
en- 81 gancho, Y Sc hizo Ell silen-
clio
Ella tambien do por termi-
NADIA la conferencia, Sc puso Ell
sombrero, y sali6 rApidamente
a la Gale.
Iba quemada.
Sc encamin6 a La Gale de Pro-
yenza, tomando tranvias y auto
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LAS CARRERAS DEL SABA
DO EN- LA FERIA

Aver Sc completaron los pre-
parativos para las sensacionales
carreras del sabado por la tarde,
en- los terrenos de la Feria Ge
Florida.
La pista sc halla en- perfectas
condolences y en- ella practican,
diariamente, los mas notables
drives" del pals, en- pistas de
TERRA. Una cuadrilla de obreros
complete la preparation, dirigi-
da por Ell veterano driver J. Sha
no Fitzgerald.
Los ~automovilistas inscriptos,
son: Jimmy Wilburn, Ell cam
pe6n; Ben Shaw Kristin, Reeves
L. J. Galloway, Joe Carson, Jack
Robinson, Tanning, Fitzgerald,
"Rompecercas" Waller; Deve-
reaux, ell "as" frances, y otros.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
La Gaceta Folletin No. 402
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

bradO, me habia vuelto loco, Pc
70, no, estate tranquilo, estoy
bien serene, y dispuesto a ejecu-
tar tus 6rdenes en- TODD momen-
to. IQue me dices?
Odette .sigui6 guardando un
silencio que Sc iba convirtiendo
en- terrible.
Su rostro, contraido por una
furia infinita, estaba rojo, y sus
ojos despedian llamas.
No, no guerra hablar.
Habfa dido 10 suficiente para
saber a que atenerse, Y espera-
ba, no mas, que su prolongado
silencio desesperase a CASTOR. a
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Pdu-Hend0ye.
Y pregunt6, con inquietud:
i uiere decirme... IA que
bora hay tren para Hendaya, Sc.
nor?
Para Hendaya a las cuatro
de la tarde.
Il AnteS no?
-AnteS no.
-iY no hay alguna combina-
.ci6n para l,egar, por ejemplo, a
BurdeoS, antes que csc tren?
Para Burdeos tiene listed
tren dentro de media bora. iPe-
no Burdeos no es la fronteral-
ahadi6 el empleado con una SON.
riSa burona.
-IAh, perfectamente! Deme
un tereera a Burdecs para csc
tren. IA que bora sale?
"A la una Y cuatro minutes.
-tY l!egamos ALA?
-'Esia noche, a las once. Es
express
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
UOSADA e Ell LU-
MES CON ROSE

Sarasota, Feb. 14.-Jimmy
Finley anunci6 que 81 pr6ximo
lunes presentara I'm match" en-
ire ell mejicano Cecilio Losada y
ell veterano Boldly Rose, a diez
asaltoS. Sera ell tercer encuentro
de los dos gladiadores, en- este
invierno.
Ell "mudo" Robinson, de Hunt
sville, Ala, tendra de rival a
Harry Guggino, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuIsiOR

ing highest gsade hsechwood creo
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornla 6g syrup gives Mentho-
Mulsior. . taste the whole family
will like. II elings TO tie mem
branes 30 its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neceS
sory for human welfare, but don't
sndanger the congregation with q
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion II
so inexpensive and easy co obtain :
Mantho-M ul5son Is endorsed by
your neighbors and que ranteed BY
iecding DRUGGISTS s~verYwhern adv.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

| odette cogi6 Ell billete, y unos
instantes despu6s, estaba insta-
lada en- un humil5e comparti-
miento de tercera.
LuegO, viendo alejarse, yelo-
Ices, les arrabales de Paris, con-
~templardo la hermoSa campiha,
c~ultlvada como un jardin, de las
afueraS de la capital, Odette iba
aplastando enormes lagrimas,
conteniendo ell horrible suspiro
que la ahogaba, y diciendose pa
"a 81, con la energia de las al
mas fuertes
- Me he de vengar de II, mi
serable!.. iTraicionarme de es-
te modo!... 70 que TODD tie 10
h2bia perdonado!. L.. iYo, que por
u 10 he olvidado TODD y ne roda-
do en- esta espantosa euesta aba
jo!...
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LAS PANTERAS CONTRA Ell
INSTITUTE JULIA LANDON

Esta noche, Ell Ell gimnasio de
Palma Celia, las Panteras de
Plant jugaran con ell "quinteto'
del institute Julia Landon, de
Jacksonville. Todos los jugado-
res de Plant que Sc haiiajban en-
fermos, podran ser utilizados en-
Ell partido de hoy.
Los Dragones de Jefferson ju
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have q cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and ge'' you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ask
FOR your money b. X.
Mentho- Mulsion is more than IN
1rdias-y medicine. 1t contains vit&,
nins A and D to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
rno Nils arA ~ ~'rants. incl1d
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
-DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE R E

Newark, N. j., febrero IA
Con un peso de 1872 libras Frank
Poreda, de Jersey City, puso a
dormir a Tommy Adams, 1876, de
eSta ciudad.
Poreda, hermano de Stanley,
el veterano, anunci6 despues q,le
habia ingresado en- la marina &c
guerra. Sc agregara a los mari
nos en- Pensacola, Florida.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

earan @ta noche con los Tefes
de la escuela de seguDda eanse :
hanza de los Jesuitas. En- Orlan-
do los Terriers de Hillsborough
Sc batiran con Ell quinteto de esa
ciudad, conocido tambien por los
Tigres.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Jugaron las cubanitas bajo tie
.cho, en- Ell gimnasio de los Ter
riers, y ganaron.
iLastima que no sc pueda Ju-
gar la ''pelota suave" bajo techo
en- la noche de hoy!
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

sonville. Los boletos de Grady,
que no era Ell favorito, Sc abona-
ron a 1920, $500 y 1920.
Conquistaron la apuesta do :
Bile, con IN modesto premio de
$500, Heidi y POSTMASTER.
Manana s&bado sc e~fectuara
la matinee de costumbre y por Ia
noche correran los galgOs de
Jacksonville contra los de Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Celestino Lopez, Ell amabte
Guerrita, sirvi6 a la pelota In
tersocial, desde que fuera funda
da, con sus mejores e~sfuerzos.
Frank Rodriguez y q forma :
ban una pareia ideal, en- cuanto
a eficiencia en- sus respectivas
funciones.
Charles Fernandez cumpll6
con SUI deber. como delegado, y
conquist6 muchos amigos.
lie han puesto una "yitola IA
Gil" a la nueva delegation!
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Mes dicen que Willie Paz fir
mo va su planilla para jugar Ell
puesto de receptOr con Ia novena
asturiana. LIE dirigira Faustino
Casares.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Con el bate, Ia lAascota y los Espejuelo'i
(Por Tira q CuArtA)

Lo importante no es gamer, 81
no ganar de buena manera, sin
escandalos, sin exigenciae, con
81 mayor respato para ell pGblico
-palabras de un senior delega-
do.
Estamos de complete acuerdo
con elias.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

DiScutira la Liga, en- sus pri-
meras reuniones, una PROPOSE
ci6n de Luis Sanchez, ell delega-
do del Circulo Cubano, para que
Sc aumente a 20 centavos, pOr
dos desafios, ell precio de entra-
.da.
Sc tratara de dar la entrada
de gratis, en- la mayoria de los
juegos, a las senOras y senoritas.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

va ell s~ecretario Sergio Ber-
deal puso al correo las tarjetas
de citaci6n para ell pr6ximo mar
tes. La Liga Intersocial Sc reu-
Mira en- ell Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Kidneys Must
eanOufAddS

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blood are removed chiefly by your Kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages. Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness. Circles Under Eyes.
and feeling worn out often are caused py
no~n-organic and non.systemic Kidney y
BLADDER troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very first dose Of Cystex gees right TO work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Nv make you feel younger, stronger and
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cyslx,In.
eures an immediate refund OF the tuu cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You nave
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee 80 Get
Cystex from your druggist today Tor only SSc'
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Sc encamin6 a La Gale de Pro-
venza, tomando tranvias y auto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

side debate with tsxcab driver plumber mounted police
man. a banker and others too important to mention
That's proof still a democracy and man doesn't
have his shadow its bigger
than his
You know that have been clicking pretty good lately
lady in from Seattle saying that last week wrote
line that will live forever. Here's the gag:
"They like the knOtholes in lumberyard fire. that
shine the brightest and contribute the least"
Well declaring any unlimited emergencies on
gags will say that thing stands out like stains
on black Joe Louis has whipped enough Baers
might that last week strictly days OF
retaliation with the English getting the Bismarck but the
Dodgers getting nothing but the Phis
Now. don't know anything about unlimited emergencies
figure something like betting against the mechanical
rabbit dog track That's simply getting your electricity
bill in form.
farmer trading scratch for scratch with wildcat is in
an unlimited emergency and can add salt to taste.
The Presidents speech kicked up sand than
hen It's either reasonable facsimile
thereof.
United Features snyd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Milton; (b) Edgar Lee
Masters: tc) Thomas Gray.
Pa Monsignori; (b) formu-
las. formulate; tc) abysses.
ism; (c) shingles.
3-Ca) Anemia; (b) somnambul-
ism; (c) shingles.
IA To prevent nut from
working loose: tb) 10 eat;
tc) 10 destroy insects.
5-(a) Andromeda; tb) Aeolus;
co. Bernadette.
6-ta) Proteins: (b) carbohy-
drateS; (cD fats; (d) min
erals: teD vitaminS tD
water.
tai Connecticut: (b) Georgia;
(cl Massachusetts.
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NoiseIess HeIiocop+er
Seen War Terror Of Future
BY DAM0N-RUNYoN

with the heliocopter, at least in
the role We Suggest.
The airplane and all IFS Varia-
tons. including the dive bomber,
the submarine, the best Of the
rapid fire guns. and numerous
other instruments for the de-
struction of human life, orig
mated in this country.
We neglected them all. which
is perhaps TO our credit in some
respects, but quite a calamity in
others.
IT IS our impression that the
Il parachutiSt for military pur-
poses was also ours, though we
never went very far with il.
Certainly the b a ! DON was
tried in some of our wars,
mainly for observation.
We are training some para
chutiStS in our army now and
with considerable success, but at
best the parachutist is chiefly
an agent OF invasion.
II is not clear that we arc
preparing for any invasionS, but
against them
At least this is the popular
theory, though you can bet if We
get in the war we viii have
plenty of invading TO do.
Maybe we will need the para
chutistS and the glider-riderS,
too, when and if we strike at
Japan or try 10 throw our eX-
peditionary forces into Europe
and Africa TO meet the enemy
on the land, the only place a
war can be won under the con-
ditions that prevail today.
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Quiz Answers

Japanese.
Forms on which shoes are
made.
3-Greenland.
4 Aluminium.
5-One hundred and fifty.
6-Indian Ocean.
madagascar off the coast Of
South Africa: Zanzibar-In-
dian Ocean southeast of Brit
iSh East Africa; Nicobar-
BAY of Bengal, northwest Of
Sumatra.