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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
National Hockey

All square with two victories
each. the Boston Bruins and To-
ronto Maple Leafs resume play in
their best-of-seven Stanley cup
series tonight. Detroit plays at
Chicago in the second of their best
of-three semi-final.
Although high-scorer Bill Cow
ley probably is lost to the Bruins
for the remainder Of the play
offs. Boston. by virtue Of the fact
that two of the remaining games
are on their home ice. is a slight
favorite to meet the winner Of the
Detroit Chicago series in the final.
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Company L. 16lst Inf. basket
ball champions of the 4ist Division.
defeated Company B. 5sth Q. NJ. C.,
champions Of Fort Lewis Third
Division. ~ to As, at the armory
last night in an exhibition game.
The 161st led IS to % at half
time. Pacing the 41st Division
champions was Piper with 10
points and Arndt with II points.
Ralston and Ford each scored is
points for the ONO squad.
Other scores were:
HedQ and Bait. l46th p A.. 81:
Company /. ls6th Inf, SO
Company b. i63rd Inf. 81; Com
pany c. i63rd Inf. IS.
saith Bomb. Squad. IN c h o d
Field, 81. Company r. 10th Eng. IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

8EATTIx-Lincoln high school
Of Tacoma was favored today as
preliminary heats got under way
for the annual state prep SWIM
ming championships at the Uni
versity Of Warrington pool.
Teams were entered also from
Stadium Of Tacoma. Aberdeen,
Longview, Everett and Vancouver.
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Jay MacD owsll 10
PLAY Pro F ooiball

CLEVELAND - The Cleveland
Rams Of the National Professional
Football league announced today
that two of the Cleveland players
from the 1871 draft had signed
their contracts.
The pair were Jay MacDowell,
University of Washington end. and
Chef Haliski. blocking back from
the University of Oregon. Mac
Dowell was the Rams No. 3 choice.
and Haliski No. z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

MOSCOW-Ted Bank. deposed
University of Idaho football coach,
has a job-with Uncle Sam.
Bank, major in the infantry re-
serve, was called into service by
the War department as athletic
coordinator in the newly-created
morale division. He leaves some
time after April l for Washing
ton. D. c.
The university board OF re-
gents replaced Bank two
weeks ago with Francis
Schmidt, former Ohio State
coach.
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n -247 at the plate last season
He looks good and. despite his
Z years n the harness. doesn't
appear burned out Buddy
Rosar and Ken sylvestri VIII
back up Diekey
SUCCESSFUL SHIFT
The grand experiment Of
shifting Joe Gordon from sec
ond 10 first base : success
Gordon VII be playing first
base by the time the season
opens ike he'd been there all
his life.
Red Rolfe. whose batting
average tumbled p points n
puny $50 last season. has beer
looking well ~ third Manager
Joe Mccarthy saws Rolfs gives
every sign Of coming hack.
II 80. the Yankee infield il
all set with Gordon at first, the
Kansas City kids-Priddy At
second and Rizzuto at short-in
the middle and Rolfe at third.
II Uncle Sam drafts Rizzuto.
Frank Crosetti will have TO take
over at short again. Crosetti is
far from through. although he
hit only .1e4 last year.
The outfield worry-lack Of
right-handed hitters a minor
one. Charley Keller. who plans
To give up his home run king
aspirations and concentrate on
strsight-awav hitting. will be in
left; Joe DiMaggio, American
league batting champ. in CEN
ter. and Tommy Heinrich. vast
" moderated ball PLAYER. in
right. or the seven outfielders
IN camp. only Joe DiMaegio and
Frenchy Bordagaray. who hit
.34s at Kansas City, are right
handed hitters.
MANY HURLERS
Mccarthy has 19 hurlers, nine
carryovers and 10 newcomers.
The best looking pitcher in camp
is Hank Borowy, a last minute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
NEW COACH NAMED

HWIDR0N - Appointment of
Merle stonebreaker. Dayton.
Wash, high school mentor as head
coach at Lewiston Normal was an
nounced yesterday. stonebresker
succeeds George Greene. recently
named director Of athletics at the
University Of Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
BEAVERS WIN

CoRNALLIS-Oregon State col
lege opened its preseason baseball
schedule Friday by defeating Lin
field college S to ?. Beaver Hurler
Glenn Elliott struck out IS Lin
field batters.
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Los ANGELES

Los ANGELES - The Chicago
Cubs face the Pittsburgh Pirates
today in the first of a two-game
exhibition series. The Cubs led
IL to ? yesterday when their game
with the White Sox was rained
out after five innings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

Both teams are rangy and fast
They have height and the weight
TO go with IT. Gene Enelund. Wis
consin's senior center. was the
leading scorer Of the Big Ten
conference. Paul Lindeman. WASH
ington states 230-pound. 6 foot 7
inch center. was the all-conference
choice for that post Of the west
coast.
COUGARS FAVORED
The westerners were local fav-
orites because Of the ease with
which they defeated Creighton. the
Missouri Valley champions. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
PINES To WORK

South Tacoma Pines will hold a
baseball workout Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock at Robert Gray
field. Manager Ed Barney said
the club would play independent
ball this year.
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COLISEUM ROWLING ALLEYS
A. l.. H. TOURNEY

American Institute of Banking
Girls are holding their annual tour
nament at the Coliseum alleys on
Sunday morning at II 100 y. m. There
will be two teams from Portland. two
from Seattle. and two from Tacoma.
II will be a team event only based
on handicap. This is the final event
ladies.
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Major Camps

ST. PETERSBURG-The Brook
lvn Dodgers 60 into action on two
fronts again today with the B"
squad playing the Detroit Tigers
here and the A" division meet
ing Houston Of the Texas league.
The A squad pummeled Port
Arthur of the Evangeline league.
40 yesterday while Joe Voskik's
two-run homer provided the 3
squad with an SIS decision over
the Tigers at Clearwater.
MIAMI-The New York Giants
faced the Washington Senators
today. Manager Bill Terry made
the first cut Of the spring yester-
day. selling Veteran Infielder Lou
Chiozza to Memphis of the SOUTH
ern association and telling Pitcher
Clyde Castleman to make a deal
for himself.
NEW ORLEANS-The New
fffFI Inv new
Orleans Pelicans of the south
ern association today. Three
homers featured the Yankees
hit, Ill triumph over
Montgomery OF the south
eastern league yesterday.
MIAMI BEACH-The Philadel-
phia Phillies looked for the victory
trail today after dropping another
close contest to the Washington
Senators, IS.
HANANA-The Cincinnati Reds
will attempt to snap a three-game
losing streak today as they face
the Boston Red Sox in the second .
of a three game series.
The world champions suffered
their third straight setback yester-
day at the hands Of the Red Sox.
9 to 2.
Los ANGELES - Larry
MacPhail OF the BROOKLYN
ID Cd gers appeared in the
Pittsburgh Pirate camp today
looking for an infielder to
backstop his quartet. Mac
Phail was said 10 be inter-
ested in Stu Martin, Pirate
utility infielder. to act as
fillin for Pete Coscarart who
Is in batting slump.
~. PETERSBURG Brook
sen Do3gers..evene the series with
the Tigers at one-all yesterday,
beating the 1910 American league
champions SIS. The game was
featured by five home runs. three
off Brooklyn bats and two by
Detroit.
MIAMI BEACH-Rookies Muir
ray Dickson and Newell Kimbsll
will pitch today for the st. Louis
Cardinals "A" squad against the
Phillies. The regulars yesterday
downed Rochester, 6 to 8. while
the "B" squad blasted the Column
bus Red Birds. IS to 8.
SAN ANTONIO - Denny
Gaiehouse. laid up with a bad
leg the first three weeks Of
training. makes his pitching
debut for the st. Lois Browns
today against the Boston
Bees. Eden Auker held the
San Antonio Missions hitless
in the four innings he pitched
yesterday and the Browns
won, to 8.
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Cougars Meet Badgers for
National Basketball Title
Warrington Stote Faces Wisconsin
In Notionol Collegiate Hoop Final

KANSAS CTTY-Wisconsn university and Washington
State whose basketball champions of the
and west angie tonight for the National Collegiate Athletic
association championship
Wisconsin, br = winning r@r-
Inc
eastern championship
Washington States Cougars. topped
conference and then In
playcfs he champions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
NORTHWEST EAGLES ToURNA-
ME>T. COLISEUM

During the district meeting OF the
Northwest Eagles a bowling tourna-
ment will be held on the Coliseum
Is an Eagles only affair but inter
esfed bowlers and friends will be
out in full array 70 help make the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Seven Cinder
Marks Broken
California Shows
Under Husky Squad

SEATTLE - The University OF
California showed today its track
and field team would give trouble
10 other squads in the Pacific
Coast Conference by its IS 10 4s
humping Of the University of
Washington In n meet in the
pavilion last night Seven pavilion
records were shattered.
The well-balanced team of
Coach Brutus Hamilton won II Of
Is first places, set five new pa
vilion records. but were blanked
In the 220-yard dash and the 100
yard low hurdles.
Grover klemmer. highly
tcuted California sophomore.
set . pavilion mark Of 4s.s
seconds In the quarter mile
while Bob Smith. Washington
soph, set mp a mark Of 22.2
seconds In the furlong.
Quinn Smith of California. who
established a new mark of IA feet
in the pole vault and tied for first
place in the high jump was high
point man. He was pressed for
honors by r. Biles of California
who won the shot put and took
second in the javelin.
The evenings best performance
was Dick Peters AIS time in the
mile-a record-run on a 220-yard
oval. Clarence Barnes, also of
California. established a new mark
of 1883. in the half mile. The
other record was a 3:226 for the
four man mile relay. set by Cali
fornia.
Les Steers, sensational Uni
versity Of Oregon high jump
er. who WAS invited 10 COM
pete, set the seventh record Of
the evening "a feet. "a,
inches. The old pavilion rec
ord was 9 feet, a., inches by
Smith Of Stanford In 1888.
Steers was unable to shoot for
a worlds record because he bruis-
ed his right heel In trying to take
off from the hard ground.
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Bluecoat Pin
Squad Leaving
Police Keglers TO
Hit Bowling Troll

Tacoma police bowling team.
composed OF a half dozen well
known police officers. starts on a
tour tonight that will take it 10
the greatest Of all competitive
sporting events. the world cham
pionship tournament Of the Amer
icsn Bowling Congress.
The Bluecoats have LAID aside
their uniforms and arms. They are
on vacation, travelling on their
own time and not on the city's.
And the entire two weeks will be
taken up by the bowling tour,
which viii extend half way across
the country.
The A. b. c. tournament il
In st. Paul. but the Tacomans
have scheduled numerous spe-
cial matches with police
teams In cities along the way.
The Coppers will take along six
men, including Capt. Earl Brooks,
Pete Schultz. Bill Farrar. Red
Clough. Henry Wiley and Ben
Overdahl. They leave on the
Northern Pacific tonight at e:35
O'Clock.
First contest IN the alleys will
he in Minneapolis, where the
$500 prize in the Tribune CLASSIC
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Hiffinq the Head Pin on Local Lanes

Tacoma women bowlers will
complete their 1s41 City tourna-
ment over the weekend on the
Broadway alleys. The tourney
started last week with the staging
of the team event.
Doubles go on tonight at Z
o'clock. Sunday competition starts
at noon and runs until late Sunday
night.
Tacoma's outstanding feminine
stars will compete for the cham
pionships.
Another heavy week OF league play
came TO a close Friday night. Glass
A. Women bowlers rolled good scores
on the Broadway alleys with the
best mark going to Mary Ellis a
nice 4e4 total. Ellyn Sanderson
rolled 1872 for the high single.
Ovida VarRo was high in the
matches of the Telephone Ladies
league with a 437 total. Mary Puz
was not far behind with 427
Jack Sinclair topped the trundlers
OF the Milwaukee league with nice
c. c. Collins 542. Collins registered
224 for the best single game.
Rich Neudorfer topped the Hin
Top league in matches on the PLAY
Nor alleys with a SIG tally His 1913
was high single game. Ned kemmer
rolled 5o6 and Tommy Thompson $40
for other good scores.
Carl Schiedelman turned in 400
game for the best single in the
Maccabees league play on the Play
Nor. Dick Carlson rolled 4s7 for
the best total.
Local bowlers will engage in their
usual league play over the week
OF change in their starting time.
which brings them on the Broadway
lanes at 10 O'Clock.
Ham and Eggers will roll at their
usual time Sunday on the PLAY Nor.
The March handicap doubles tourna-
ment of the PLAY Nor alleys Will
keep local pinmen and women oc
cupied over Saturday and Sunday.
The tournament ends Sunday night
at midnight. but until that time the
trundlers may shoot at any time,
Manager Curly Wilson announces.
HIGH-LIGHTs
Charles Carlson of the Lamlnex
team picked up the 1910 split in
league play Monday. Nice going be-
ginners.
lingo Laceuse of the Evergreen
Tavern team knows how II feels 10
foul after a string Of strikes How
ever. he finished with a nice 2l9
to help his team TO win.
Cody Stewart of the Hooker Office
team rolled nice all on Wednes-
day sam Blackburn OF the Bis Bad
Wolves was hot on his trail with
2i0 in the same league.
Robert Pullar of the Johnson Paint
Booster team rolled a 225 TO help his
team go into first place in the Coli
scum Booster league. These boys are
all beginners and came into the
league late to take the place OF the
Crystalike team which dropped out
after several weeks OF play. Mem
bers Of the team and their averages
are Erling Tolleison. lao. Robert Pull
lar. 1874: Harvey Richardson. l4S:
Larry Raglan. 1872. and Roger Peters,
i5a. total TT2
After string of bad luck. DR..
Griffits OF the Harpers Connection
cry team came back with nice sec
ond game TO help his team take the
point from the Hub Clothiers.
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event the largest ever held in Ia
coma
There will be team, doubles and
singles events with medals and
trophies for the winning players and
teams also the usual cash prizes
Entries are already coming In from
Bremerton. Puyallup. Ballard and
Everett Tacoma bowlers will roll on
Saturday night as much as possible
In the team event. and doubles and
singles on Sunday night
Don BRYANT is accepting entries
now Mail them TO his home or
leave at the Coliseum alleys
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Sparks May Fly From Steele

q
Competition
isn't as
keen In the
middleveeht
ranks as
70 was IN
the DAYS
Freddie
Steele
used 70 slap
EN- around
and took
the crown.
so after
a two-year
layoff.
Freddie
has started
training In
Los Angeles
with q
comeback
In view.
He lost
only three
OF his i4s
fights. and
says he
still can
belt EN- out.
u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
MARKET STREET BOOSTERS
ISEIM

COLISEUM
Evergreen Tavern 1892 90 VS. Wart
enbee Service 26l5 ~; high game
Ransick 2l4: high series. Ransick 546
Interstate Produce 1922 f0) VS..
Commercial Distributors PITS a. (:
high game. Knudsen ala; high series,
Knudsen 500.
Poodle Dog 1852 l) VS. Consumers
Market 1866 81; high game. j.
Walker 254, new league record: high
series j Walker 586
j. Cozza and Sons 2673 (3) VS.,
Corbitt and Co. 2444 %: high game
Carbone 1876. high series. Carbone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
EASTER RABRIT SHOOT

Mile Hager. an outstanding be-
ginner. rolled her first 200 game Fri
day in the Easter Rabbit shoot with
her handicap OF SO pins she is right
behind Carl Miller with his $40. Ilene
Anderson. also beginner Is third
with 23s, Babe Penowich is third
with 236.
Men and women both are invited
70 take part In this event The quail
flying round will have three prizes
for the highest scores rolled and the
final round will shoot for seven
prizes.
Wouldn't II be funny II there we're
lots OF three hundreds rolled7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
NORTHWEST DOOR. HI-wAy

Spreader Gang 24ei t2) VS.. Office
1929 "a; high game, C. Moe 1879; high
series. p Frickei 472.
Door Shippers 1892 "a VS.. Dav
Cutting 2207 tol: high game. J
Meyers 1862; high series, o. McDougall
442
Night Cutting 1888 (0) VS.. Odd
Dept 2443 90: high game A. Cor
bell 2l2; high series. H. Hildebrand
493.
Panel Cutters 25o3 (sD VS. Glue
Dept. 2428 ~. high game, II. Hall
234: high series. II. Hall 556
Sash Dept. 242e ca VS.. Tear Down
244e (21 high game. ID. Leslie 222
high series ID. Leslie $40.
Veneer Shippers 227e (s) VS.. Door
Dept. $500 al. high game. NJ. Reimer
400; high series. M Reimer 504.
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MANY HURLERS

Mccarthy has 1e hurlers, nine
carryovers and 10 newcomers.
The best looking pitcher in camp
is Hank Borowy, a last minute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
MRS. l.. r.. CARR.
20O37 Danbury street,
TO THE EDITOR:


WHO said There i No Santa
w Claus - Till now | have
always looked back 10 my boy
hood days and Christmas as the
good old days when l believed in
Santa Claus. There is a Santa
Claus and a good one, Uncle
Sam - lie gives 10 every man,
woman. child things that our
neighhorS I'm this great world
get down on their knees and
pray for. We Americans now
have homes. shelter. food free
dom. right 10 live as only Ameri-
cans can live. That's a real
Santa Claus 10 YOU. me, every
American
Exchange gifts No must do.
one and all not Just holiday
gifts to our boys IN service and
then relax. but 10 keep ON send
inc 10 the boys. We have had
more pleasure this year shopping
for boys IN service. wrapping
their things. and sending them
out. Why | bet we received
more happiness out Of our buy
inc tour than the boys them
selves got out Of the actual
receiving Of the packages
Sunday l was I'm two types Of
homes. SO, Private Floyd Buff
myer Will not be home for
Christmas. Hanging from the
front of his home was an Ameri-
can flag. His mother, his father,
Two real Americans. Backing up
their boy. all boys, their very
America. with all Sincerity.~We
miss our boy they said. he
misses US. But America needs
Inn ~. N ~ ,l.
II FLOYD veto home and II a
prowlcr came around IN The
night. Floyd would bp the first
ono Out 10 lnNeStIga
That ~ what Floyd is doing
right now There are a lot OF
Floyd> doing the same thing. \
mother and father with forced
smiles laughter real Americans
In the second home l found
plenty Of holiday decorations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

but no American flag displayed.
Three happy sons and father.
All holding down good Jobs, fat
pay checks. A happy united
family. Closets and dark cor
nerS Crammed full OF gifts to
exchange Pies IN the oxen, a
huge turkey in the refrigerator,
food in abundance This was the
careless family living in
America.
Today this is not the Ameri-
can way. America. the home OF
equality. Uncle Sam needs your
bond purchases. The boys IN
service backing up your blessed
home Of freedom. good fortune,
good jobs, fat pay checks, put
them on your shopping list for
all days TO come in 1912.
An American New Years reso-
luuon-"We shall buy and buy
and buy bonds secured by our
America. We will give till 1t
hurts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
STAY on Your Defense Job

ITO ALL workers IN the Detroit area, the statement
Of Gen Lewis Hershey, director of selective serv
ice. enlistments particularly pertinent Hershey
said: Those engaged in defense work should remain
their jobs and not enlist
In this there thousands-and there
will be hundreds OF thousands working on war con-
tracts While IT is vital build up army and navy
General Hershey points out that lust vital TO
assure them the necessary weapons From this area,
many Of those weapons Will COME
you skilled worker yol can serve your
country better by using your skill than by shout
dering gun some distant front. So stick to your
job. RcdOuble your efforts.
We must win the war in the machine shops before
we can WIN on the battlefronts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Bomb Shelter on Coast
Offered as Rumpus Room
BY DAMON RUNYON

Clency during an emergency. The
chief idea IS. of course, 10 pre-
vent hyStcria and panic.
The army is specializing in
teaching the air raid wardenS
how 10 deal with gases in case
The enemy starts pcgging bombs
OF that nature
Through the medium or the
army lectures on this subject
10 tho officers OF the cities Of
Los Angeles County, who viii
have charge of the civilian popu-
lation hereabouts if the raiders
come, we learn that there are
four common gases, mustard,
lewesite, phoSgene and chlorpi-
erin.
The mustard gas has the smell
of garlic and since the inStruC-
ton started we have sworn off
on our favorite vegetable lest
We inadvertently start a panic
somewhere by the perfume OF
our breath.
LewiSitc j. said 10 have the
odor of geraniumS, an lronic
thing. 10 be sure. while phoSgene
smells like sweet corn or new
moWn hay, and chlorpicrin like
fly paper.
But the army teaches that
when people know what Gas IS
and how 10 defend themselves
against il that it Is useless ~ an
effective weapon II ADVISES
first of all To keep your head.
IT SEEMS that the best place
to be i'm time Of gas attack
is on height as the gas seldom
rises more than 30 feet above
the level ground
Thus a person caught without
gas mask and We have yet
to see a gas mask among the
civilian population out here's
10 hunt a hill il YOU are in tho
ODon country or dash 20 ono OF
The higher floors If in any office
building.
II in tho home YOU should
close an the windows and 20 10
the highest part Of the house
and If YOU are in a car it is a
good idea 10 close the windows
and dust out of the gas area.
Numerous other instructions
along this same line are familiar
10 the civilian population OF Los
Angeles. but they will give our
readers elsewhere an idea Of
what is going on ont hore in
what Tho army call, tho theater
Of operations.
a big "spotter' service that
include women I~ on duty
throu rhoui the Los Angelo nira
watching tor hostile planes and
DO VIII probably take q '-lick
enemy nier TO get over the city
without the population being adj
ViScd pretty well i'm advance.
Distributed by international News serviss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
HOWARD MAY,
I41S2 Houston avenue
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Dee. II, 1910

The tanker Charles Pratt, fly
ing the Pan-AmeriCan flag and
manned by an American crew,
is reported sunk in the Atlantic
on its way 10 Africa.
Raj planes raid Nazi-occupied
bases IN France - bomb Bor-
deauN, Lorlent and EaNre.
President Roosevelt drafts 4
SlT 600 100000 budget for the
fiscal year 1912. SlO.0O0,OO0000
Is 10 20 for defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

QUT Enthusiastically. when q
- German goldman. whether
kaiser or fuehrer. begins 10 cry
about superior forces on the
other side and 10 depict tn.
consequences OF defeat he has
realized that defeat is a posi-
bility Of serious Importance.
4 review Of Hitler'S addresses
from his beginning as Shrek
ing nut in a greasy raincoat 10
the turn of the Russian cam
paign a few weeks ago. will re-
veal no previous note of alarm
and fear.
This marks the change.
The war will be long and
{ Hitler Will struggle wildly up
10 the point where the German
people diSown him in another
attempt TO impose on the for
giving mercy and humanity Of
the civilized world
He and GoebbclS realize 100
well thal the russians AZ least,
will fulfil tho prophecy Of IAN
inferno In the land where wars.
begin.
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