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G4J>O VERN Is to fore
Il see"
Quiz Answers

White Mountains.
2-Yes. from 1902 TO 1871 1t is
now governed by a commits
sion appointed by the Presl-
dent.
3-David.
4-PennSylvania avenue.
Sci Dorado.
6-Fish. usually the young
salmon or trout.
7-About 125
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BAERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
CubpS Of Iceland
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

hope We arc going up to Iceland using the we'll
known formula, Lafayette, are here
Iceland just a place for the Republicans to send
Teddy Roosevelt Junior when he gets too strong politically
Teds the Philippines and Puerto Rico and is quite
Observation-Disclosures.
From now on take the oath Of allegiance to the
Aurora Boreals And that Dakar incident 20 slow
boil our friend Garganua may turn out TO be political
refugee after all.
We going in for imperialism advocated by the illus
trious Albert Beveddge the well-known forgotten
By International News Serves
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Dorothy Thompson Praises
Foresight in Iceland Move
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

The victory was for western mo-
lrale.
Militarily, by the underestima-
ton of Russian reslstance-a vlc-
tory for eastern morale.
And third defeat is in the
making: the growing resistance in
the occupied countries.
There is heavy sabotage IN Hol-
land. Hungary, Rumanla, Jugo-
slavia.
The morale of the Hungarian
and Rumanian troops in Russia IS
miserable.
The call for volunteer legions
against Russia from Spain and
France is a dud.
Is Holland or Norway a COM
Imunistic state?
Nonsense. But they don't think
the Nazis are their protectors.
On the horizon loom the prows
of American ships.
The air offense is taken by
Britain.
And the resistance of the occu-
pied countries grows under the in
trepid example Of Britain and
magic name of America. that 10
all Europe spells freedom and
power.
The last defeat OF Hitler will be
the triumph Of European morale,
1910 VERN is to fore
Il see"
To foresee requires faith, vision,
caution when caution is wisdom,
and. audacity when opportunity
invites it.
Give our government what IL
asks for that it may act with fore
sight.
Never fight on a beach, Ameri-
cans, if the wide blue sea is there
BE grateful for oceans. Share
them with all, if all are willing to
share. But if there's any doubt
about them, hold them yourselves;
until things are settled the way
YOU want them to be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
July rs, 1916

British break through the
Germans third line of defense
At Foureaux Wood using cavalry
units for the first time in almost
two years.
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0EfR6|1sa8y FINES

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Russian contingent reported
IN Champagne with Frenc
forces.
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SfTO VERN Is 10 fore

The War Departments request
that Congress empower the PreSi-
dent 10 prolong the period of ser
vice of selccteeS and employ them
where necessary. sh ould b c
granted.
Any nation that abandonS It's
own capacity for surprise moves,
gives away its security.
If the President had had 10 de-
bate the Iceland matter publicly,
and for weeks. before the move, he
could not have made IL.
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s0T,o>GovERN is to foresec."

L The time to move is when
the enemy is weak
One must establish ones posi-
tons when the enemy cannot chal-
tleHge- the move
Hitler is weak now.
Hitler has suffered two mai r
defeats-the first in the war.
Politically, by the mistake of
Hess. the belief that he could get
western truce IN exchange for
the eastern campaign--that he
could buy off the West by an al
tack on tho Soviet Union
Neither Britain nor the United
States fell into such a BOBBY trap.
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Eoitite peH ssuipeltduJl guultg ais s-uE
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Die gcreitluag oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lit fllr5 folgeroe::
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llnter Sen ioeenanl,ten aSlagellanz
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gIieoer BON 8rubcri6aitcu, Sic inl
Mittelalter oft 81, lncbrcreu Sal,icn=
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5oacsl uno iib offentlid geibelten.
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Nitturdl, ben %. Mai 1871
EluSkuflft
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
STRAND

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers Strand theater conclude the engagements Of Gene Tierney and Randolph Scott in Belle Starr; also John Barrymore and Frances Farmer in World Pre- Iniere."
 The first story of Britain's fight ing R. A. Y. will zoon across the screen at the Strand on Wednes- day with the presentation Of "A Tank in the R. A. F."
 With Tyrone Power as the Yank and Betty Grable as the Tanks sweetheart, this story of England's men of the skies follows them as they live, love and laugh on land and perform deeds of heroism in the air as part of their everyday job.
 The producres received the full consent and cooperation of the Brit ish government to show many of the exciting events of the war such as flights over Germany, the evac- uation at Dunkirk. forced landings in enemy country; and on the light CT side. the pilots efforts at re- taxation.
 Briefly, the story follows Tyrone. an American flyer in Britain who joins the R. A. F. to get some ac- ton. Bored by the instructions he must take and the routine of his duties, he does not get along well with his fellow pilots or his com- manding officer, played by John Sutton.
 Although this Is Miss Grabie's most dramatic role to date, she Is featured In two musical numbers created especially for her.
 Adding to the thrills of the pie ttire are tine actual combat pictures, filmed by the R. A. r. in action, showing the thrilling dog fights in the air, and dive bombers dropping their deadly loads.
 Reginald Gardiner and Gladys Cooper head the supporting cast.
 eve Go Fast" with Alan Curtis and sheila Ryan co-features the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
WOSE FINED ON
 ASSAULT CHARGE
Our Spare Room Worth At Least $2Os Per Year 42l2
Defendant AIIegedIy Hit Woman Acquaintance;
 Latter Given Treatment

Alvin Crose, SS, of 2S2 North Main street, was fined s25 and costs pm an assault charge arising from a beating given to Bertha Goias, q, of ll2 Cherry street, also known as Betty Gale, when he was arraAgned ln municipal court today before Judge T. N. Conway. Crose, who ls Q rooter by trade, was given Q suspended sentence on Q breach oi the peace count and fined 4b with out costs on 0 drunkenness charge
 The complaining witness said she met Croge in e tavern in North Square and went to 0 friends apartment at 62 Bishop street with the accused. She said she was struck and remembered nothing Iili- til she was revived with cold water dashed Into her face. She said she fled from the apartment and asked Co be taken home by Q friend who was driving by on North Main street. The driver took her In the wrong direction and she got out of tho Car near the East Mountain reservoir.
 She was found by Motor Patrol. man Joseph fovalio and Frank Leavy and taken to st. Mary,s hos- pital for treatment of injurieB to tho face.
 The woman had colored glasses to conceal the dlscolored eyes and was requested to remove them by Prosecuting Attorney William K. LAwlor to show the injuries which she sustained when attacked Nov. 8. She said she was confined to the hospital for a day and e half.
 Defenee Attorney frederick Bauby informed the court that Crose has been In tho New Haven county Jail since he was arrested the night when the woman was beaten,
 The court took into consideration th&t the accused spent 10 days in jail after Crcse's record was shown to Judge Conway who hemarked that tho accused hes several eases of violence as q record against him,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

smash hit, "Mr. Celebrity" with a cast of longtime favorltes.
 William Powell and Myrna Loy, long hailed as the screens most popular Mfr. and Mrs" team, again prove their right to the title in "shadow of the Thin Man." newest of the Thin Man" detective dramas, which opens at the Loew Poll the- ater on Thursday, heading a gala Thanksgiving Holiday show. Here you have the first Thin Man pie ture in all of two years, and 1t is one that has been eagerly awaited by thousands of movie goers. Rounding out the top cast are Nick, Jr, and Asta, the dog.
 Mixing the hilarious domestic life of Nick and Nora with another fas- cinating murder case, the latest Thin Man" story gives Detective Charles difficult problem to solve, with no less than three corpses to deal with. Nora, as usual, tries to be the helpful little woman. and, as usual, only adds to his sleuthing problems. Nick, Jr., now walking and talking, proves to be 6 young tyrant, and Asta has added some new tricks to those which have de- lighted audiences in the past.
 On the same program is another smash hit, Moon Over Her shoul- der" featuEing Lynn Bari and hand- some John Sutton.