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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

the word only with Nan eonsens.
Were se to yield = TIA ~
would inevitably scemit = world
domination a. the hand u the
present leaders Of TIE German
reich.
We are not yielding md We
do not propose TO yield
fIeld >aEis Accountable
Using such terms - outrage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Cooks. Walters
Out on Strike

A strike Friday ~ ths cDeks.
Walters and wsitfssszz anisn local
81 lAFLl caused fhs sioslnE 81
approximately - restaurants N
Tacoma ard . ms luFits a Fsstssi.
rants IN ruysli,ip, summer and
other parts ~ Pierre. county. ard
also IN Enamsiew
Ths unlon dsiIseFsa sn nltis
massm ~ dsmsnds fsF = fsnsfsl
ssss Increase ssa : seeks an
nusi vacation wifh pey. s<siinG
Thursday mianlEfst for . strike
ieaelllna as ths alternative
Restaurants. when ara mssnkefs
" the Washington STATE liesssn,
rant association. embracing al ~
Pierce county sna Khaasels~. 80
fcaatinaed On FsKs u. calpma y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

pm rersFsfinn - ths lo<-<s
al azmaEes suffered - ansricsn
natIenzlz wiI - sxr<el<si ffcm ~
csFmza kossrnm<at.~ ~. Rcc<s-
vsll I'D
TIE presidents message was
eomnlstsly unexpected until White
hloa<e Secretary stsphen r ExF,y
announ<ed The me~s : feu hours
e<feFs 4 actually -. =sHf q CO.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
#. D. Scores Nazis over Robin Moor Sinking

steamer Robin Moor. and pro-
claimed that America ~iil not
yield TO such -outrsges and inde-
feasible acts of an international
outlaw
The president. In a special mess
age TO congress marked by strong
language. told Nan Germany the
United States will neither he IN
undated nor will Il acquiesee in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Trainer Shin
Falls; Two
Are Injured
McChord Troiner
Wrecked Neur End
Of So. 18th st.

Two young McChord field
army air corps lieutenants
whose light training plane
stalled and hurled them to
earth in the 6100 block on So.
18th st. Friday morning were
given a good chance of re-
covery after emergency treat
ment at Tacoma General hos
pital.
Injured filters are Lieut.. Arthur
K Patterson, "a, in the hospital
with a compound fracture of his
left arm, fractured jaw and pos
sible head and back injuries, and
Lieut.. John r. Stapleton, 81, with
a back injury and possible head
injury.
Patterson. from Rockhill, S. C.
Is a member of the SD lombard
ment squadron; Stapleton. from
Puncia. Miss, from the 47th bonn
bardment group.
Both Filters Conscious
First warnings reached police
headquarters before the ship
crashed, at about Sis a. m. Desk
Sgt. Tom Brown received 10 or
more phone calls in rapid sue
cession and an ambulance and two
police cars were dispatched to the
scene.
When the police arrived a pm
vste car already had taken the
two men to the hospital. Both
were conscious on arrival there.
The small plane had just come
out of a dive and the engine ap-
CONTINUED on Page 8, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

The broadcast said that Tn
military exercises included forced
marches In which whole regiments
marched A. far - 100 miles scros.
marshes. and that mock battles
were being held IL night with
enemy" tanks and cavalry.
n MAS said that the sxer-
eises Included lessons learned
In the Finni-h war and from
the German campaign In wesi-
ern Europe.
There are extensive marshes 81
some points Of tho Russo-oerman
frontier. especially In Poland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

ous- -tndefenaels.- Brutality. +"
international outlaw ~. Rucss-
welt declared that fklz country
viii heid Germany strictly &c.
ccuaiahle Ter ths destruction % the
Rolsn aeor TIE American vessel
was aank ~ q submarine IN the
south Atlantis Nav n. snd "a a.
passengers and crew later we're
rear11ed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Drive Goes Over Top

OTTAWA. Onty-canzda's $500.
0OO. 600 Victory loan went over
the top Friday
George " spinney. national
executive chairman Of the lozn
campaign. announced that sub
scriptions Thursday amounted 70
s65. oss. 900. bringing lss a0aaa 10
80 o., 1oo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Rep. Coffee Speaks
Over KJR al l0:l5

Congressman John ~. Coffee
speaking on a national SBc hook.
W FRIDAY night On the subject
America Arms the AXIS. vii b.
heard on the Pacific coast 81
1918 p. n. be announced Friday
correcting an earlier notice st.
ting the tine a. tbs. KJR will
carry the address
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

the plans fer world domination
which fhe present leaders - Ger
many may have
We must take the sinking %
the Robin Moor as = warning TO
the United States not 10 resist the
Nam movement Of world conquest.
the president said
1t IL 4 warning that the United
states may Use the high sess of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

~. Rec<<xcit dzzfzzz 4 hastily.
euafsFFfnx p<r<enslEF eI<h Un1er.
s<eF<1zsy q state Hzzmn<s w<ti<<
sna ~ tsi<phnn< ia 4<<r~tk<y
- State certi<Il I'll 80 = rect
inx ~ ~ hls hotsi arsFsn<nt 81.
taeInz = r<xenf illness
- president -. s<l<<< a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
the 0-s End Ola. vhss 50
submerged.

The 0-s ssa Ola. -kss SO
Submerged.
The %. eaf II New Inn
don. Cona.. h one of ihs std~
ct Submarines IN The SERVES
of the u. \. navy.
Tie Ole. which firxf ~
parted that her sister ship
ras missing. reported a nd
afternoon that the rescue ship
fzleon and s<ven ofber vss-
sels wsre a The sfene ~here
the % Submerged IN 40 -
III feet sf water.
One 81 lhs searching xes-
81. Il sss feperied. hss -
raisd underwater soands-
Deep sea difers sfaflDasd
hsrf wers ordered fioaen 70
fhs scene. The exaef nnn<-
Der Il NOT yet knewH.
The commanding offlce< -
the % sas I<i<uf. Howard
i. Albeit. The only oth<r
sffIser attached -. EnsInn
n. r. Wane~ne@a Il. :. Naval
reserve.
Macy rfeerdz gaps fh<
home Of Lisnf. Abbott, . 1871
graduate Of fhe nary aeozfs-
ny. as Oscsofa, IL. Ths horne
Of Ensign WanasHess Has
0srfn as t15s Terrace drir<.
SaH Diego. Caisf.
Merry officials zTere eheek-
ing fhs possibility fhaf Ea<
si0H John FraHess Ion<s.
chsfsEerfh. c.. ahle naB
hars been aboard fhs 80 ton
craft. H< had been nnd<r
orders 70 3ofn fks % the
hreek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

wAsmN0ToS--Ths Friday ssnsd
clos United
The contract all Of the 10000 produetlan ard
snes workers 81 Ferd plants throughout the country.
ssArrrE-Hs,>. Porter s,.asla sss.s,,s-s a,>a Fra-,
~ aIarles received sehiss
sssemehsis drives ~ Pete Ms's Rsssasasl@
wAsaIsoTos--ssn Homer T hone D. wash s.a FRIDAY
would commission
make rigid Inquiry line charges BY Amsfesn
Tspheps and Telegraph company me@assssns
hsokvps
: ~ hearing Of the eomnaff~e
Bone said the company s<
ha business that makes nohoy
sEArTEDsr-s,s- o. Pacific a@sss.. v.Ass.-- s.s "a
Friday the federal ssfes
radio eea.~s VIII esscsi~a
capitalist hs He'd his hsasasa After seesp.sa
fran the esFposateas beard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Soviet Stages Extensive
Military Exercises; Crack
Troops Given Assignments
Red Soldiers Are fought Lessons
Learned In Finnish War and Nozi
Campaign in Western Europe
BULLETIN

STOCkHOLM-An official order bv Finnish
authorities in Hclsink Friday said that all men from
rs 10 ~ years old must register tch military aufhori
ties at the earliest possible moment
LONDON said Friday that ex,es.ls. .lns,y
were being sb'ed from the Red
The Red
most Important for putting the army fighting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Action Attempt to
Drive American
Ships Off Secs

wAsHIN ToN-President
Roosevelt told congress Friday
Germany had tried 10 drive the
United States off the high seas BY
the ruthless sinking Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Airport in Spokane
Named Geiqer Field

wAsIfIsGTOS--Tne lats Sen.
Morris Sheppard. Texas Democrat.
and army asiatOrs eitsd for Tai-
laHtry while fly1ng with ths AEF.
Ners among men IGNORED post
hBmousiY by ths army Friday In
the sess1tloH q names for nsN air
corps fields.
The airport a. Wichita Fails
Tex. N1ii bear the name sheppard
Fieid Another named Was geiger
Fisld. Spokane. Wash Mi Har-
oi6 Gelxer. veteran dir4xibls pilot
Sho Vas killed in 1927.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
BY TOM WOLF
Tacoma Times staff Correspond
NEW YORK

NEW YORK One of the most effective and terrifying
weapons to from Htlers btzkrieg arsenal has
been the dive bomber Yet the dive bomber neither
Hters 1t made its appearance in Americas navy
early as 1924.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

sralnry 10 further nssstiags soon
both sides are ~sxplnrfns q tfs&h
approach 81 negotiations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
NAVY PLANES HAVE VERSATILE ROLE
Air Force Is a Powerful
Muscle in u. S. Sea Arm
FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE"

a. spotlbts
l. Of
takes the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Allied Troops Making
Gains on Syria Fronts

the hsraJsyoun district but the
0utooms Saa not clssr. hsaaqaans
tiers said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AagRIcAs LEAGUE

AaEEICAs LEAGUE
Detroit Iso 90 eiz- = .
Mes fssh eos sI0 eos--Is ~ 4
S~snom. hneKata ~ and Tsb-
belts. Russo ana Dsekey
~. fsssis 80. col eee eoi--7 ~ 4
Bs-asa 49,. eos eos Ter J 4
Asksf. Alisn 80 and Esrrsli.
Doeson. hyDa 80 Pytink.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rhll.aslphl.. col ere sse--s . .
PIfasbarsh ieo col eel rs Z
PodKanY. Pearson - ard War
Fsn. Nilkis. stnncsyieh -. Distx
80 and LOpex. Davis ~.
Bs.ien. ..... seo eoo ese--e 4
ChleaKe ... eeo eel Ills : .
Erickson. huichlHss ~ and
Berfss french and Mccullough.
sroeliyn -. eIe coz zle-s o
Clneisnsfl .. zee col eoe-z . .
Casey and Franks. Walters. D..
'B@ggs lsl and Lonh@zdA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Fails b Rise
After Dive
OF Shoals!
Foils 10 Gene Up
Nsor scene q
squolus Trugsdy


roaf~~oUrN !. n - ~.
e-vesy hs~ K<<1.y - - -
.lssk 500 - - uap>s -
n4l..inH Unl>p1 4en1ra ruownr
s~> - s~nm~snu6 p~~s~en~1
fe~ss ~ ~ s@eetv - - -
ns~s ss~~s< - craft
poRTsiot'Tn.. n. n
The United State. submsrlne
o. has b<sa missing since
<he suhmerKed II Z reeline
dive NJ iDtJs .. n. (kUrl ~
the Isles ~ HhaeIn. near w1ero
The <nbmarine sauaI1s nnnIE
Two years seo. Il ~ -
souneed a F1fismo9lh naxy
sard Friday nfternoun-
Yard offlelaI< Sald ~
missing sHbmafzs< fnrrt<d
TIA effirfrs aad III men.
The % vs. IN enmpnny
eth two sister znbmrfeihl1e.
Only one p<f@na ~ ~ ssl1-
msfine 90 wss listed ffem tn
FsFsfi3 Northwest kawaFa
assFTs resssf eHs<f neehlni~fs
msts sail Fsfala@aa a.. -
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

Your Postmaster car tel you
how 10 zssasl In U. 8. Defense
BoGdA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

Here Is the Little Man Who's
Always There - He's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
m'CH0RD FIELD Plane CRASHES
u. s. SUB Is MISSING
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and sunday. Tenn
peratures: High. 81; low, so. sun
rises, 4;l4; sets, sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ghlissslpkla. col ere sse--s . .
Plfasbargh =. leo eel ell IS Z
Evening star., 1941-01-26
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
"SFfE WALKS IN BEAUTY"

Shift your weight evenly from the
ball of one foot to the ball of the
other. AS you re-distribute your
weight, practice a motion that is
almost a spring toward your toes.
This gives you an on-your-toes look
of alertness, resiliency of step, and
of positive forward movement.
To put a patterned rhythm into
your walk, measure your strides and
put the down-beat on the ball of the
front foot. This walking rhythm, COM
parable to the rhythm of the dance,
is a means of saving you from fatigue.
Foot soldiers are taught to use this
kind of rhythm, because army experts
know, from long experience, that their
men can march more miles and be less
tired at the end of their trek when they
walk with a rhythmic tread.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

sciously fight off a slump until your
muscles and bones rally to give you
support.
The formula Miss Weston gives for
pulling yourself into right position is
simple. Merely bring forward the top
knob of your vertebral column -
that tiny lump that you can feel at
the back of your neck - until it
feels almost as though it rested at the
Evening star., 1941-01-26
helps You Overcome
FALSE Teeth
Looseness and Worry

No longer should any wearer of
loose dental plate feel i'll at ease be-
cause of the embarrassment it causes.
FASTEETH, pleasant alkaline mon
acid) denture powder, sprinkled on
plates holds them firmer and more COM
fortably in place. No gooey, pasty taste
or feeling. Special alkaline content al
lays gum soreness and Inflammation
due to chatting of loose plate or to
excessive acid mouth. Thousands use
FASTEETH and gain greater ease.
confidence and dependability. Get orig
inal aiksiins FASTEETH at any
drug store. Accept no substitute.
Whsa GBms Shrink. Plates lsesen-se fssr Dsaik
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Count Your Steps

If YOU have no natural sense of
rhythm - and many people have not
- time your steps with "one-two-
three, one-two-three" mental count,
such as a dance instructor uses to
train you in the rhythms of the
rhumba or the waltz. With a little
practice, this counting etches the
beat" in your subconscious mind;
and then walking with graceful,
measured stride becomes second ma
ture to you.
The more room for toe-spread you
have in your shoes, the more sure
footedly you can walk. When toes are
free to spread out, they give your feet
better grip and your body better bal
ance. Imprisoned in tight shoes, they
are powerless to support you. Walking
gracefully in high heels is twice as
difficult to accomplish as skipping
along on hat-heeled shoes.
Yet you can still give the appear
ance of floating, if you will keep a
guardian eye on your arches. One way
to watch out for these "keystones of
grace" is to sec that shoes are properly
fitted to your arches, which then are
supported rather than hindered in
their function. A high-heeled shoe that
grips your foot at the instep, such as
an oxford-tie or a shoe with instep
straps, takes some of the burden off
your arches. Pumps give them more
work to do.
You can keep your arches in finer
fcttle and actually strengthen them
with exercise. Models, whose clever
footwork and graceful bodies are stock
in trade, find it expedient to exercise
their arches every night before they
snap off their bedside light. A favorite
exercise, which one model agency
passes on to you, to help you keep
your movements more spirited and
your instep more prettily arched, is
the following stretching routine, to be
taken after you go to bed: Stretch
your legs out to their full length. and
push out from the balls of your feet
until your arches ache Take five min
utes out for this.
If you have fiat or fallen arches,
ask a competent specialist to pre-
scribe corrective exercises and correc-
tive footwear. If you will fit your feet
properly and keep them free of blem-
ishes with daily care, natural exercise,
gained from walking. is a remedial
measure for most foot ailments.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Walk from the Hips

NEXT consider how you use your
legs in walking. Many persons walk
from the knees, and this is wrong.
You should swing your legs from their
hip sockets. The other way - pulling
yourself along with your knees - is
what gives you a jerky walk, tight or
mincing steps. swaying hips, busy legs
and noisy heels.
Walk a line. but keep your feet
perfectly parallel on either side of
it, with heel and toe even. and with
one foot slightly in front of the other.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
A Sensible Treatment
FOR CORNS
for Sensible People

MORN sufferers should know about
~ Blue-Jay Corn Plasters a SEN
sible treatment, proved by millions,
that helps relieve pain quickly re-
moves Corrs effectively. Here's how:
First the soft felt pad helps relieve
pain by lifting off pressure. Then the
Blue-Ja medication gently loosens
the corn so that in few days it may
beremoVed, inc cIudine the pain-pr
ducine "core"' stubborn cases may
require more than one application.)
So get Blue-Jay Corn Plasters to-
day. They cost very little-only a few
cents to treat each corn-at all lead
ing drug counters.
s1%5f< Xxx BLUEjAYclfses6,zsx, le6z
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Here is the technique
of walking gracefully
% Yeh'sss t8AMe

VI" motion, but walking beautI-
w fully is an art - and a rare
one. 1t is rare because most of us re-
gard walking as natural aptitude,
not as a grace to be learned. This is
often so even on the stage, where
every body motion is magnifed by
footlights and perspective. The ac-
tress who can open prop door, cross
the stage and fascinate an audience
with her spirited and graceful walk
enjoys a distinction over other tai
ented members of the cast who have
not taken the pains to master this art.
One actress who has this distinC-
ton of walking with enchanting grace
is Ruth Weston, popular leading
lady of both the stage and screen.
She confessed to me in recent in
terview that her walk is completely
a matter of training.
Walking calls for a technique,
Miss Weston says, mot unlike the
technique vi ddnIhlS' ihCiC d1C lukCS
that have to be learned and applied
You Must Stick 10 IL
i HIS takes a little persevering effort,
but if you want to acquire lovely,
fluid walk, thus seizing an attribute
of magnetic personality for yourself.
why not accept this condition as a
challenge?
The first step, says Miss Weston,
is a good carriage - and that means
putting your backbone in its proper
place and keeping it there. If you are
determined to develop more dis
tinctive carriage and walk, you'll con-
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Underwood & Underwood

base of your throat. II have never
ceased consciously trying to do this, "
Miss Weston says. TRY it, and see
how straight your body. how high
your chest, how easy your shoulders,
and how correctly placed all the parts
of your anatomy are. both front and
back"
If you are tall, that is all the more
reason you should let out length, says
the tall Miss Weston. A slack car
riage in a tall girl is an apology for
height, of which you should never be
guilty. If you are bit on the Juno
esque side, as Miss Weston is, this
tall-making carriage and walking
technique, which am going to de-
scribe, makes for a more streamlined
appearance.
With your body properly lined up,
and taking up all the space that be-
longs to it, walk with your chest lead
ing. In the center of your chest is
your axis of balance, and when you
propel yourself from that point, you
are master of any situation on foot
and are free to swing your shoulders,
turn, swing or pivot your body in
ripping but seemingly motionless
movements that make for easy grace
and flowing walk.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Your Tongue Tells You

Your tongue tells you what others see...
the filmy coating that dims the natural
brilIiance of your teeth, your smile. And
it's this filmy coating that makes teeth
look dull. bars your way to romance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Saw Americas Entry
Into War Long Ago

Long ago." Hitler said, II saw
America inevitably being led into
this war. There is a limit 10
everything and people playing
with dynamite are going to get
hurt.
II told the German people
day In and day out since more
than "A year now that they must
be prepared 10 face America at
war. i felt IL my responsibility
to keep our people mentally and
morally prepared for all such
eNentuaIItieS. ] also took all the
military precautions essential 20
the safety Of our position over
here.
To-day / have a clear con-
science and feel sure that come
what may America, from the
military standpoint. can do moth
ing 10 hurt uS on this continent.
Her entry into this war will cost
many n brave U-boat or naval or
luftwaffe German his life.
I'VE NAV be compelled by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
% Join Air Corps
ToAvengeDedth
Of Capt. Kelly

Twenty young men today took
oaths 10 defend their country ir
fighting airships-and 10 avengC
the death of Capt, Colin T., Kelly
Jr., first air hero Of the japanese
invasion.
They were members. of the avia.
tion cadet unit enlisted in Detroit
and named after Captain Kelly
who died in a bombing attack
which sank the Jap battleshir
Haruna, in the first few days OF
the Pacific war.
The unit was sworn in by Mai
Floyd M. Showalter, president OF
Michigan's travelling aviation cadet
b oar d, which administered the
rigid examination the applicants
passed before admission as flying
cadets.
The new filters will be sent from
aviation board headquarters al
Cass Technical High School "a
Kelly Field. Tex, for training, or
January Il. They VIII be trained
there and will graduate as second
lieutenants in the air corps re-
serve. after which they viii be
assigned 10 active duty
a second Kelly unit is being
organized and may be completed
in time TO leave also on January
II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

the way from the Seven Hills to
fuehrer hcadquartcr, in Russia.
Even then, l doubt If today
either Oshima or Mu>solni could
identify the exact location Of fueh-
rer headquarters.
You never ask Hitter any ques-
tions like that any more than you
get down 10 brass tacks about his
girl friends, You can dq mat with
-AluSSolini and he'll talk by the
hour ol love and lovers, but never
Hitler.
Knowing tho ways and method,
OF Hitler after AN these Years, 4
could easily imagine the process
and procedure arrived at I'M WcaV-
ing 10 perfecteH Il+tler's two-fold
move against the United States
In the fourth instalment to-
morrow. Mr.. Huss further de
tails Hitlet's scheme 90 knock
out America with one all-Out
sneak "blitz" by Japan. You can
not afford 60 miss a single I'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Knowledg Test
By DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

C1pyusht 1881 ty King Features
In what wars did YOU hear Of
these leaders ta) John Bur
Goyne; lbJ George Custer, tcl
ThaddPus KoSciusko?
2-What is the meaning Of the
term Ca) Gringo; (b) MarNI,t;
tcl Guilah?
3-What American name DO vou
conpeCt with (a) I've gust
begin toIfght.' ib) GIVE me
tIbtIrty 81 give ne deUb5' lct
I'VE mutually pledge ~ each
other Our lives. our fortunes.
Our sacred honor
( What is TIC MIDDLE name 81
tal Ernest VI Hemingway .b1
Peter b. kyne JcJ Joseph O..
Lincoln
> Tn what century was iaI 'aa
LuSitan.a sunk tbl BeNeect
Arnold S treason tc) Founding
of ST. Augustine
8 Who is he (a) a railroad engi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
He Has Surprises
Up His Sleeve

He caught himself suddenly.
peering fixedly at the dog, and
said:
There il more than one way
Of fighting America. 1 can let
Herr Roosevelt In for few
surprises. It's all matter OF
how you do II.
"Of course, cannot walk
across the Atlantic and America
from the standpoint OF invasion,
might az well be up on-the
moon, but on the other hand
the same goes for Herr RoOse-
Welt.
"He has lots of ships at his
disposal to bring an expedition
over here for an attack on us
or 10 occupy some undefended
island, this side of the Atlantic,
but / hold the coasts of Europe
and am ready any time he
wants to come over here with
one million or five million 10
fight il out once and for all.
I'VE Germans know We are
fighting for our very existence,
be that In Africa or on the, Don.
We NaZis also have cause 10
fight for and nobody can rob
us OF the ideals and principals
We fought for over the past 20
years.
"Do YOU think for one mo-
ment that any single German
outside OF an idiot or two ever
wants TO 90 back to the days
~ hunger, starvation and boil
shevism inside our land?
There can be no choice, even
IL they wanted IL.