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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22

YOU DON'T have TO go out of
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22

Shop in Hardin!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22
ENTERTAINS AT
KENSINGTON

MRS. I. L. Dehnert entertained
at a Kensington Wednesday af-
ternoon honoring Mrs. E. A.
Sibley on her birthday.
Guests were Mrs. AlberS, Mrs.
w. Lyle Bell, Mrs. George Baker,
Mrs. Earl Cammock, Mrs. E. L.
Jacobson, Mrs. H. D. Kenyon,
Mrs. Snyder of Billings, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22
CLUB

BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Edna Lecky, Miss Mar
garet Curry, and Mss Dorine
Waterman entertained at a lin
en- shower for Mrs. Calvin
Veatch.
Invited guests were Miss Dor
othy Holmes; Mrs. Austin Stat
terry. Mrs. Floyd Burlingame.
Miss Eileen Plumb, Miss Inez
Hershberger, Mrs. Don Donald
son, Mrs. Cliff Ludrick, Miss Ev-
elyn Lopez, Mrs. Ward Rooster.
Mrs. Bill Ship, Mrs. Frank
Sorenson, Mrs. Hamlin, Mrs. Art
Platz, Mrs. Albert Deem of Gus
ter, Miss Maxine LivengOod
and Miss Betty Veatch of Bill
lings.
Honors in bridge went to Mrs
5orenson, high, and Mrs. Stat
jery consolation and travel.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22
HELD

Miss Jessie Macleod, Miss
MaXine Martin, Miss Kathleen
jenson, Miss Cora Curry, Miss
2ette Mann and Miss Heller
Jean Buzzetti had a steak fry
at ~Thompson's grove Wednes-
day evening.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22
dENLEY-RUMFEIT

dENLE III Mi
Miss Velma Arlene Henley and
Everett Leroy Rumfelt were
married at the home of the
or de's parents, MIR. and Mrs,
Istol Henley, Sunday, May II,
1T $50 in the morning, with
The Rev. A. Gierke officiating.
Mrs. Robert Kruger and Mr.. o.
D.. Lindsey attended the couple,
The bride wore a blue and
white informal dress and car
Led a bouquet of American bea-
lty roses.
Those attending the wedding
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Estol Henley
nd son, Bobbie, Mr.. and Mrs.
;. L. Rumfelt and son, Ray
nond, Mrs. A. Gierke, Mrs.
-ruger and o. D. Lindsey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Women 10 Map
Service Drive

District workers in the women's
division of the United Service Or
carnations drive plan eight meet
ings Wednesday and Thursday of
this week and next Tuesday to
prepare volunteers for their part
in the S450,0O0 campaign which
gets under way Tuesday.
Wednesdays meeting will be
for District No. 3 at international
Branch. Y. w. c. A.. at 1870 a.
m. Meetings Thursday include
District No. s at Hannah Y. M
c. A. al II a. m; District No.
at Neighborhood Club al 1890
a. m; District No. IA at Highland
Park Y w. c. A. at 1890 a. m,
and District II at Salvation Army
Citadel at 2 n m.
District No 8 and II will meet
Tuesday Al 1890 a. m. at the
Jewish Community Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Reds Put Damper on Ambition

FE STORY TLERS Under the Soviet revised labor laws the
toler risks prison If he tries better job according
Berram d. Wolfe Harpers. His Silent
Revolution the idea that Russia has "A Govt AT the
Workers'-not OF.
Edward Paramore Jr. the DAG News gaherer.
credits Harry Evans with definition Of typical Hollywood affair
that May % Golfers
said there thmbeu Of 5th Coumnists among
arsenic is deadly new policy toward Franco would be the
Pean Samuel Grafton senby advises
hit Fascist hard enough will knock all of them down
Berlin
turning out materials The Nazi
organizing the underworld
snobbshness? Three OF the rockies of
suffering from the ovebahoo mentioned here last Winter
Yanks duo Rzuto Prddy riding the bench
Lou Nokof batting stronger than night club
highbaH Engands that Hess
matter what he mouths about the Na smell
10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Passing LIST
For Bar Exams
Held in April

LANSING. May 27-Of the III
applicants who took the bar exam
nations held on April 81. p. %
1871, the following passed
Thomas F. Donohoe. Fred "
Piercey. Peter T. Jameson Henry
{. Colbert. Peter Shan, Charles
F.. Humphrey. George L. Ginger
Samuel Yura. Sidney - Goodman
Stephanie MaSis. John IT, Garfield
Edward J Gallagher. y. Charles
Marston. Richard w. Pillon. Dido
William Maxi. Walter r. Connolly
Grant +. Armstrong. Dorothy r
Breeder. John w. CummiSkey. Ben
Grecnberg, Hicks G. Grffiths
George d Kent. Charles r. O'Neil
Martha w. Griffiths, Roger J
Pryor. John +. Schmidt and Elmo
J. Tibaldi all 81 Detroit.
Victor J. Schaeffner Of Crosse
Pointe Shores. James T. Barnes
Of Crosse Pointe. John T. Hoag ot
Crosse Pointe Park. William G
Lerchen Jr. of Bloomfield Hills
John r. Huntley Of Ferndalc
Charles A. Bennett OF Birning
ham. Alphonse J. Leszczynski and
William p. Littlewood Of Wyan-
dotte; John H. Sawyer, Philip W
Buchen. Jack s. Dulgeroff, Harry
T Running Francis L. Robinson
and Harry T. Conlin Of Ann Arbor
Lawrence F. Richardson, Rich.
are c. Giffey. Charles F. Duns-
more. Fred II. Bunnell and LLOYD
c Service Of Lansing; Gerald r
Ford Jr and Robert 3. Linsey OF
Grand Rapids; Robert D. Handley
Of Jackson; Louis A. TraXel. II
Martin Peckover and c. Earl
Marquis Of Saginaw; Benjamin w
Wise and Erwin T. Hinga' of Kala-
mazoo; Sheldon NJ. Ellis OF Hills
dale.
Colin L. Smith OF Big Rapids.
Flint c. Watt Of Ionia. Robert A.
Derengoski Of Manistee. Edward
Is. Goggin of Alma. George r.
Price Of Battle Creek. Carlton L.
Thompson OF Bay City. Hugh
Donald Bruce of Carson CITY
Charles K. Van Wrinkle of Howell.
George L. Smith Of Port Huron
and David G. Macdonald of
Chicago. Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Walter Winchell
On BrONdzCNy
rraa. Registered. copyright isN.
Notes Of an Innocent Bystander

FIRST Mr.. Nathan holds graduation exercises Tor
ingenus listing picks His candidates better things
Barrymore Grace Mcdonald Joan Tetze Thema
Wright Claire Nesen Julie Stevens
Lonme others The roll call will get endorsed
Offices including the cutie who from the
Mirrors pew seemed 10 have left feet for one girl
Minneapolis barred Du Was Lady
reelection that his plat
hatened the polls Hizzoner should have known
fools kings and the soest
kind of picking for her.
IL that Bobby Clark. Of the most
oable click Women Aren't Angels due here
avalanche how fast Mr. Saroan
plays They these mites
when they tied with Edgar Wallace
speed belt author
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Tribute 10 Marian anderson

THE WIRELESS: LaGuardas tribute Marian Anderson
things said the Il Am American
singer Every you sing
Lincoln looks from niche Heaven and
smiles Elmer Davis from London doubted that the
OF England
dons different There the civilians chooed make
clay pigeons OF the dropping Nazs.
Gertrude NieSen socko
got Begin Begune good enough
Winifred Heidi
she proved guessing with James Melton Rudy Valees
radio will eyebrows read
the Suns Irving Koodn, lis momentarly suspension
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Pulling Sequel to the Tale
OF Old Rip Van Wrinkle. Dan
Parker, Popular Sports Writer,
Discovers n Descendant OF the
Long-Distance Sleeper Taking
Life Easy Today up in the
Catskills, and Uncovers a Pecu-
liar Controversy Over a Massing
Stone Wall That Old Rip Him.
self May Have Built. Don't
Miss This Odd, Original, Mirth-
Provoking Feature In The
American Weekly. the Magazine
Distributed with Next Sundays
issue Of Tho Detroit Sunday
Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
New Movie REEVES Valentino Era

LANTERNS: Blood and Sand which had r. Valen
the bulls and the dolls back in the deburus has
waopy show This time Tyrone Power
fatalities being handy in the ring with Rita Hay
and Linda Darnel him
who usually through the
kind yarns change Of in Penny
throatcatcher about parenthood and cnch
of nonacohoc crying agS the matinee
shippers
Aneconatey Yours is the kind Of haywre stuff Grant and
Oberon Dennis Morgan
film enjoyable the
players eathery footwork il calls for
The thing Proud Valley" story Of the Welsh
mining the singing the best them being Paul
Weshman Rockies Parade harmless
little turkey which Joe Miller the Old Joke Man has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Laval Warns u. S.

LONDON. May 27.-(1NS)-
Former French Vice Premier
Pierre Laval, now one of the
leading opponents OF collabora-
ton with the Axis powers, today
warned that the United States
would never be permitted 10 take
over French colonies. according
10 a Reuters (British) dispatch
from Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

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Evening star., 1941-02-25
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

Reddy Fox is used to all sorts of
queer happenings. Yes, sir, he is
used to all sorts of queer happenings
But as rule Reddy is seldom puz-
zled for long. You see he is such
clever fellow himself that any one
| clever enough to fool him long must
be very clever indeed This time
however. all the cleverness of his
sharp wits did him no good. This
fat hen he had hidden in a hollow
stump had disappeared without
leaving a trace.
Reddy's first thought was that
probably the farmer from whom he
had stolen the fat hen had found
1t and taken it away. At. once he
began to use that wonderful nose of
his searching for The scent of that
farmer. Very carefully he shifted
all about the top of that old stump
and inside the hollow There wasn't
the fainteSt scent of anybody there.
Then he jumped down and with his
nose to the ground ran all around
the stump, shifting, shifting, shifting.
The only thing he discovered was
the scent of Bowser the Hound, and
he knew that BoWSer had not taken
that fat hen, because, AS YOU re-
member, BowSer had kept right on
chasing him.
Reddy began to feel afraid of that
old stump. People usually are afraid
of mysterious things, and it certainly
was mysterious that fat hen with a
broken neck should disappear with
out leaving any trace at all Reddy
sat down at a little distance and
did lot of hard thinking. He
looked every which way, even up in
the treetopS, but all his looking was
in vain. 1t was so mysterious that
if he hadn't known positively that
he was awake he would have thought
it was all a dream.
But Reddy is something of a phi
loSopher. That fat hen was gone
and there was no use in wasting
time puzzling over it. There were
other fat hens where that one came
from, and he would just have to
catch another.
So Reddy trotted through the
swamp till he came to the edge of it
There his keen nose found the scent
of the farmer. 1t didn't take him
2 minutes TO discover that the
farmer had followed BoWser the
Hound to the edge of the swamp
and then gone back Eagerly Reddy
looked over to the farmyard for
those fat hens. They, too. had dis
appeared Not one was to be seen.
But there was no mystery about the
disappearance of those other fat
hens. He heard the muffled voice
of the big rooster. 1t came from the
henhouse. All those fat hens had
been shut up. 1t was perfectly plain
to Reddy that the farmer suspected
that Reddy might return and he
didn't intend to lose another fat
hen. With a little yelp of disap-
pointment Reddy turned his back on
the farm and trotted off into the
woods.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
IHE EYENIk6'i HIGH lIGHIS

WJN, S:30-Or. Aureo Fernandez Con-
theso. new Cuban Ambassador 10 Washington,
tells Of his nations own independence day,
VOL, 815-SeIective Service questions and
snsweH by members Of the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce and officials Of the SeIedve SeN-
ice Board.
WPC, 9:OO-Battle Of The Sexes: Four
debu'antes vs., four prize fighters in titanic
test Of mental aptitude The principals: JO'
sephne Johnson, Hope Carroll, Betty Hatch, Sue
Stephenson and Tony Cdnloner, Frtlie llWt,
Benny Leonard, Bob 0Iin.
WJSV, 9O0-We, The People: human
WIOphone" The drummer in WarnOwS Band
beats q solo on his head and the voice Of
Disneys rdntng, rasping Donald Duck.
VOL, 9:3O-COlIege Forum; What Role
Should Amerita Play in Foreign AftalH!'
WNAL. o.35-Inner 5anttum Mystery; The
Case Of the Bloody ToUpe hair-Taser in
which q disappearing topSe figures prominently.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
SH0RT.WAVE PROGRAMS.

SYDNEY. 4;55-Ne@ and commentary
VL07, 1888 meg, 252 m.
BERLIN, Philharmonic concert. DID,
1920 meg, lq m.; DID, III meg IS m
BUDAPEST, 7:3O-Nusc; news in English
RAT4, q.t2 meg. 328 m
LONDON, 1000" Democracy Marches" talk
by Herbert Hodge. CSC. 9.58 meg 3t.3 m.;
G5O, Ills meg, 25.5 m.; 6Sl, 6.ti meg,
49.1 m.
ROME, t0:00-News in English. 2R03. 9.63
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2R06. 1880 meg, 1915 m.
BERLIN, i030-News in English. DID,
It'll meg, IS m; DXB. 9.6i meg. 3 m.;
DIG, 602 neu., 4q m.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

WRC, t000-Bob Hope makes the jokes and
w5eUdtN with Kay KYer
WNAL, 10:00-The Baltimore Orioles vs.. the
Washington Eagles in one Of those crucial
games.
WJSN iO:i5-Represeniaiive Byron Of Mary
land
WNAL, 10:30-SeuetaY Of the Interior
likes "Proiesiantism Answers Hate"
VOL, tt:30-0ne hour Of ihe Golden Gloves
boxing tournament in Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoyIe,
WMAL, 4;30 pm
Star Sports Late sports by Burt Hawkins
WNAL, 3 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

1t may help both our otDn chill
dren and some Others 1OhOm tCe
think undesirable II ne control
their association instead OF for
bidding it.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
TUESDAY
Februory Is, l94l
RADIO PROGRAM


too late tor correction day
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Not This

Mother-I sent them home be-
cause I won't have boys of that sort
play here. Their language is ter
rible and I don't want you copying
their manners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
By JAN VALTIN

early stages OF the National
Socialist Revolution to the
strange rumors that Nazi
murdered Nazi in desolate
sections of Hamburg and
Berlin. I remember cases
where agents of the Com
munist Espionage Defense.
working inside the Hitler
movement, cast suspicion on
Communist traitors with such
success that these informers
for the Gestapo ended up
themselves in the torture
chambers after they had be-
come useless TO Hitler's Secret
Police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

Of the Peace and swearing to
have and to hold forever
more"
So today Jim is still a big
hearted guy, but his ambition
has dwindled to just one de-
sire - pleasing the Missus.
He's no longer at the club,
and he passes many an empty
hour at the office.
And he still doesn't know
what's happened. He still
doesn't realize that he has
been sh anghaied by a
thoroughly selfish, ruthless,
shallow pated woman who has
but one interest in life-her-
self and worked on II
steadily.
While he had scores of in
terests. but spread them all
so thin he couldn't protect
himself.
YOU'VE seen it happen
l. many a time, haven't
you? Sometimes to fine men
sometimes to fine women.
But why? Why should plainly
superior. intelligent people let
their careers be wrecked by
obviously inferior parasites?
Is it because they are too
kind hearted? They'll tell you
that was the cause-and
they'll believe they are telling
the truth. But they aren't.
The truth is
They Like To Show Of.
They don't mean to Show
Of. They don't know that
such Is their secret motive.
Yet it is. The very warmth
of their natures-their own
enthusiasm and generosity
makes them like to Play God
to some one who is obviously
weaker and less intelligent
than themselves.
Also, they are quite sure that
there can be no danger in
such benevolence because the
other fellow is too helpless
and too dumb to take adj
vantage of them.
They don't realize that a
Single Track Mind which aims
for one point and keeps GO
ing. has it all over a broad
gauge brain that spreads itself
all over the landscape.
Never underestimate the
Guy with One Idea. It's true
he has only a single thought
against your scattered hundred
but SOS a tiger. And why
should you be anybody's ham,
burg?
Copyright. is4f. King Features synd.. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

by one Of his own couriers,
was arrested in his secret
abode. Edgar Andree was be-
trayed by Eiche Redzinsky, a
graduate OF the Lenin School.
and was seized by the Gestapo
aboard a train. In Berlin,
Georgi Dimitrov, denounced
by a waiter, was apprehended
and carried of to Jail. Torg-
Ter, the head of the Commu-
mist Caucus In the Reichstag,
surrendered voluntarily TO the
Gestapo. Albert Walter rushed
home in the gray Of dawn to
save his mother from the
raiders, only TO find them
waiting for him In the old
Womans bedroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
|nfan+i|e Paralysis Attack
May Return, Tests Show
By G. B. Lai
international News Service Science Editor

DISCOVERY about inantle paralysis which greatly
aid medical scientists devsng methods
beings against this disease. revealed today.
Doctors Howard A. Howe and David Bodan Hop
kns University have found hitherto peca
ties about the building Of resistance against nfane paralysis
Their experiments. conducted 40 monkeys
attack Of the disease protect
nervous system against second attack in all
in most
Genuine immunity protection against the disease. could
not De produced by simply giving the monkeys enough nfane
paralysis virus TO make them sick
EXPERIENCE with human beings has already shown that
- minimizing against nanle paralysis by ordinary
is useless.
In monkeys only those sections of the
munzed which had previously direct
nfantile paralysis virus
- In other words resistance built up
nervous system
mostly resistant infdHte-
immunity to this disease induced by mild child.
hood, what sort OF protection is built up?
E Johns Hopkins Investigators that in the adult human
being the various portals through which the
he nerves are closed. virus smaller than germ,
nfanle paralysis
Changes in tissues barring the
to further invasion of the inante
changes chemical brought about with direct
the disease virus.
Hence attempts protect children nfans paralysis
must be based understanding this complicated
OF bodys resistance nantile paralysis inch by inch
resistance" throughout the nervous system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Don't Underestimate Power
Of a One-Track Mind!
By Elsie Robinson

nONT underestimate the
~ power of a one-track
mind. Don't be too sure that
you hold the winning cards
because the Other Fellow acts
like a moron or a clinging
vine or has only one no.
ton while you can see all
sides of the question"
Many a talented life has
been wrecked by such SNUG
self-confidence while the
seemingly Dumb Dora has
grabbed off all the stakes.
General intelligence may be
a wonderful thing on a quiz
program, but when it comes TO
everyday performance, it's the
plodding plugger who usually
brings home the bacon or
gets the alimony.
Consider the classical ex-
ample of Jim. Jim isn't any
one particular person-he's a
type. You've known him in
your office, your club, your
family circle. Maybe you're a
Jim youryself!
He's the big, energetic. good
natured guy who has made
such a grand record since he
left college.
Yet he hasn't let success
spoil him.
To the contrary, his own
good luck has made him more
eager, to help the other fellow.
It's a joke-how Jim will
fall for any sob story.
So nobody was surprised
when he began to 60 around
with that washed out little
blonde who claimed she was a
refugee from Poland.
Or a Free French" journal
ist. Or maybe just a Home
Girl whom nobody had ever
understood.
WHATEVER her status, Jim
w took her under his
friendly wing and began to
give her gobs of wonderful
advice beside assuming
her responsibilities and sign
ing a check now and then. You
couldn't let "a poor kid like
that starve, could your"
A helpless youngster who
didn't know her way around.
Any man was a brute who'd
turn her down.
Well, maybe Jin1's blonde
didn't know her way around
much. But she was hep TO
one address. And before Jim
knew how it all happened, he
was standing before a Justice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

QUERIES from clients:
oYOu rightly stated most girls named Ann goodooking
but they rarely Sheridan only
Ann can think Of Can you others?
Allow about Annie Oakley, Ann Pennington and Ann
Dvorak Ann Harding?
Q-Nobody beat the Now tell they?
A strong possession system
and adequate capital might possibly make small profit at horse
playing However horsepayer million has the
capital to make horsepaying profitable.
wagering thoroughbeds keep
in mind George Herberts sound advice
Play for gain but sport Who plays for more
Than he lose NTH pleasure stakes his heart,
Perhaps his wtsS, TOO, and Whom she hath bore.
MANY universities designed prepare students
AVA for marriage idea
Should be fouryear marriage high school, and four
years in college
Too long, says you?
don't think So just pause consider how much
has to know to make really successful wife.
japanese manufacturers long ago offered ship
bicycles country pay duty
price that would permit the latter sell them for IS and make
profit.
= S. KNUTsON pronounced "NootsenD says:
LIE Perhaps pronounce
that make pronunciation right Bill pro
Noodsen) grandson Knute whose
pronounced Moot"
How many American women cors that have
them, Perhaps am revealing nv ignorance and innocence
asking this question but production
England government steel
coets for manufacture of materials This incidental
inspired poet to write:
The ship Of state, for keel,
Needs tons and tons Of steel,
The die is cast the fntes have Written,
The ladies bulge for Britain.
WHY is II many girls named Theresa know how
W spell their and spell Teresa?
AS to that caty single dame who married who
a Yorker,
II I'M perfect"
think you get of a kick a dogs tail waggng
when keep mind that the Of the tail dogs
smiling.
by I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

And backed her prayers with sympathy.
loyalty and encouragement. And now that
fellow is on the top again.-EVDO
LOR the title OF Americas screwy break
l. fast consumer No. this department
has no hesitation in nominating Mojave
Lloyd OF San Francisco. whose morning
repast consists Of:
A one-ounce glass OF vinegar, a slice
OF graham bread, toast thickly spread with
home ground horse-radish and four cups of
black coffee.
what not 10 do In thunderstorm"
IL some advice l read with considerable
interest Our vicinity seems to be in
thunderstorm belt.
And the lightning has been knocking
over so many people the papers may soon
have TO start printing storm casualty"
lists.
Advice aforementioned says In a thunder
and lightning storm you should not ride
ha STAND ,tndar live traa or undar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Out of the Night

After Hitler became ehancsi-
Tor in January of 1893, confused
Communists waged . losing
battle against Storm Troopers
and Reich police. who began .
strong-srm drive 10 complete
Mari control of Germany. In
Berlin Capt. Hermann Goering
was commissioned TO establish
the Gestspo (secret poHce).
Death. death. death" was the
eternal refrain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
the Side
By E. v. During
'TOds svsr thus In lies storm
Hopes star to man grows dim,
An angel knsels in woman's form
And breathes a prayer for him.

George Pope Morris
Iave SIR even hopes star dim? Did
woman breathe for your know fellow celebrated
member the world sport fell the the bottom
practically overnight His future seemed hopeless But girl
his wife by admission prayed for him night