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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Cryptic Nazi
Announcement
Eyed Closely
British, Russians
Better Foe On
European Front

The war on this side of the
world was characterized today
by such varied developments as
q British smash at an Axis base
in the Easternmost Meditteran-
can, Germany's admission that
her central front in Russia has
been pierced and q hint that q
German aircraft carrier Is on
the loose in the Atlantic.
Tucked away in the Hitler
commands regular communique
was this cryptic sentence:
"A British merchant ship Of
1000 gross registered tons was
sunk by a German fighter plane
in the central Atlantic"
There was no elaboration. It
may have been worded as clev-
erly as possible for its alarm
value. But, at face value, 1t In
dicated the presence Of an air
Graf carrier in an area far be-
yond the operating range OF q
land-based fighter plane.
POSSIBLE ERROR
The possibility Of error or the
chance that the Germans really
: meant, without saying, the east
ern side of the central Atlantic,
% distinguished from the north
or south Atlantic, also were ap-
parent.
Coinciding with the striking
German adr6fsxi6n II the Ncd
Army's driving power was .
Moscow report Wa Stockholm
tlss Russian parachutists had
captured fortified positions be-
bird !, the German lines near
Smol9nsk and had taken two
towns in the Vyazma sector, east
of Smolensk. German attempts
to mop up the parachutists had
failed, q Swedish correspondent
wrote.
;, British warships and planes
within the last "a hours have
dashed out at the easternmost
Mediterranean foothold of the
Axis, the Italian island OF
Rhodes, just off the Turkish
coast.
BRITISH READY
The assault suggested British
readiness for any Springtime
move of the Axis to supplement
the war with Russia by q south
eastward stab into Turkey.
The most astonishing of the
latest reports from the war in
Russia was Berlin's bald admis-
sion that the Red Army had
preached the German line on the
central front during q heavy
snowstorm and that heavy de-
fensive fighting d ev e ! o p e d
there"
See EUROPE-PAGE :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Police Probe
False Alarm

A false alarm turned In from
q fire alarm box at the intersec-
ton of 8 o U tn Broadway and
Factory streets Sur day evening
was being investigated today BY
Police.
The alarm was answered BY
the Fire Department shortly aft-
er 800 pm. but n, blaze was
discovered. Several boys In the
vicinity were questionsd BY Po-
lice at the time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
|(ounty0kays
Air Raid Plans
Leoders Sanction
Protective Services

A basic plan for organizing
air raid protective services in
the metropolitan defense area
was approved etifdSy BY Ma
comb county defense. leaders
meeting with Mayor Edward
Jeffries In his office.
Wayne and Oakland Counties
which, with Wayne, comprise the
defense area, have previously
endorsed the plan.
Principal provisions of the
plan call for division Of the tri-
county area into IL districts,
four of which comprise the Ma
comb area.
Excepting for possible changes.
the Macomb districts and head
quarters are as follows:
District 15-Shelby, Macomb,
Chesterfield, Sterling. Clinton
and Harrison Townships; Mount
Clemens, headquarters.
District Is - Warren Town
ship; Center Line, headquarters.
District IL Erin and Lake
Townships (Which take in Rose
vile, East Detroit and st. Clair
Shores; East D etroit, head
quarters.
District Is - Bruce, Armada,
Richmond, Washington. Ray and
Lenox Townships; Romeo. head
quarters.
See AIR RAIDS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Il. Gallagher
Called Out
Ex Raj Pilot
Now US. Officer

Ernest Gallagher, 16S Croker
boulevard, today was preparing
for his departure Tuesday, on as
signment to active duty as q 1st
Lieut.. of the u. s. Army Quar-
termaster's Corps, at Camp Lee
Va.
A Royal Air Force Pilot in the
last World War, Lieut.. Gala
CHER Is well known in Mount
Clemens and in Detroit, where
he has for many years been Gen.
eral Agent for the Illinois North
ern Railway and for the McCor-
mick Steamship company. His
wife IL principal Of Lincoln
school in Mount Clemens.
Lieut.. Gallagher received his
appointment to the grade Of LIST
Lieut.. last Wednesday morning
and, less than 20 minutes later,
was ordered TO active duty. Mrs.
Gallagher will remain in Mount
Clemens during her husbands
service in the armed forces.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
u. Q. Programs
Prove Popular

U.S.O. club activities in Mount
Gle IN e q Q developed smoothly
over the weekend with crafty
ing attendances both Ut the
Camel Caravan program for
servicemen Saturday night and
at the Open House entertain
ment Sunday afternoon.
Approximately 500 persons at
tended the Camel entertainment
while IN estimated 600 civilians
visited the beautiful new unit,
0S Z. Broadway, on Sunday. The
Selfridge Field band rendered
delightful m usical selections
during the Open HOUSE phase Of
the week end activities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
John Clifford Dies
inWreck of Bomber
Ex-DaiIy Monitor Sports
Writer Killed in Crash

cadets carried the tragic news to
Miss Gastmeier at her Sacrsnen-
to hotel on Saturday morning.
ONLY CHILD
Cadet Clifford was the only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Clifford. of 2O3 w. 18th street,
See REPORTER-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Survivors Tell Chastly
Story Of Deoth at Sea
oM-Covsrsd Seas, Grinding
Propeller Take Hsovy Toll

II of the rs survivors were
landed at nearby southport, his
flesh was black with bruises.
The other fifteen were landed
at Charleston, S. j..
The Navy did not say how
many of the crew were believed
missing. Nor did il identify the
tanker for publication.
SAVED MANY LIVES
Shipmates credited quarter
master Edwin CLANCY, "a, of
Yeadon, Pa, with saving many
lives. They said he swan to the
raft after jumping overheard.
Then, by calling directions and
words of encouragement through
the dense smoke and flames, he
guided several men to the raft.
During the nine hours on the
raft, CLANCY and several surviv-
ors alternated in making human
oar locks 20 the others could
pull the heavy oars and get
away from the flames.
Ensign Robert B. Hutchins,
USN, q Chicago lawyer wl-o
commanded the gun crew of the
tanker, said that when the tor
pedo struck, he was in his bunk
reading.
He sought his crew. Every
thing was dark at first and ran
along the catwalk over the tanks
amidships when / suddenly ran
into the mainmast, knocking my
See DEATH AT SEA-Rage :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
200 UP w
Workers
Report

At least. 200 members Of the
United Pottery Workers (CIO),
applied for work at the Mount
Clemens Pottery plant this
morning after voting Saturday
to end q strike in progress since
Nov. -.
Steve Anderson, UPw (CIO)
president, said company officials
accepted the applications with
out comment. Charles Z. Doll,
ST., general ma n ager Of the
plant, could not be reached foe
q statement.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
British Push
Invaders Back
Across River
ImpsrioIs Losh
Out at Jeps in
Burmese Drive

MAJ ALAY, B u r M A,
March 15-(Delayed) - R -
British Imperial forces, stiffen-
ing their resistance after q long
retreat, were unofficially re-
ported today to have recrossed
to the east bank of the Sittang
river in q counteroffensive and
captured Shwegyin, 80 miles
north of Rangoon.
The British were forced to
draw back over the Sittang river
a few days ago in q retreat which
opened the way to the Japenese
occupation of Rangoon, the
capital and chief port.
Shwegyin was recaptured in q
fierce house house fight In
which Indian troops used bay
onets and kris (short curved
sword) after meeting q force of
about 500 japanese, supported
by traitorous Burmese, outside
the town and forcing them back.
Crossing the river on RATS
north of the town, the Imperials
attempted q surprise attack,
which failed, however, because
patrols of Thailand and Burmese
troops gave the alarm.
An Indian havildar (sergeant)
was the hero of the capture Of
Shwegyin, the most effective
British offensive action since the
japanese Invasion Of Burma.
DisGuising hinsen - q eoofis.
he mingled with Z labor gang
digging trenches for tn JapA-
See ATTACK--Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16

Less than IL hours before he
was to have been commissioned
a End. Lieut.. in the u. S. Army
Air Corps, and while his 10 year
old Mount Clemens fiancee wait
ed at nearby Sacramento to at
tend his graduation, Aviation
Cadet John J. Clifford, Jr.. FORM
er Daily Monitor sports editor,
Friday night crashed to his death
in an Army bomber two miles
north of Taft, Calf.
Cadet Clifford was on his last
flight, prior to receiving the COW
eted Air Corps wings, when the
fatal &C :,dent took place carrying
him, and three army pilots, to .
fiery death. He and his compan-
ions were stationed al Mather
Field, Calf.
U. Of M. GRADUATE
A graduate of the University
of Michigan School of Journal
ism the dead airman joined The
Daily Monitor staff in Sept.
1910, first rs q police reporter
and later in charge Of the sports
desk. He resigned in July, 1871.
to accept appointment As m
Aviation Cadet. Stationed first
at Ryan Field, Calf, and later
at Mather Field, he was to have
been commissioned as IN Air
Corps navigator when death cut
short his promising military
career.
while on The Daily Gonitor
staff Cadet Clifford bectpe ~
touainted with Marion 0astmeior,
also IN employee Of the news
raper. On Dec. 20, 1911, their
engagement: was announced in
that publication.
TRAGIC ROMANCE
On Tuesday of last week Miss
Gastmeier left for California to
attend her frances graduation
from the Air Corps school. She
arrived in Sacramento on Thurs
day, talked to Cadet Clifford sew
eral times on the telephone. and
was to have accompanied him to
his graduation Saturday morn
ing. Due to the last-minute rres-
sure Of his training schedule the
young navigator was unable to
see his fiancee before the fatal
crash took place. Two brother
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Slate Civilian
Defense Institute
Aims . b Outlined
q esi6sy Meeting

A Civilian Defense institute
for Macomb county residents
will Start Friday at TO pm. In
the county b0ildins, Harold
LINDSEY. local ccordin:tor. ssid
today.
Glenn c. Richards, associate
eoordinotor for Detroit. and his
assistant. Henry c. Reese, will
outline the aims of civilian de-
Tense % the Friday meeting.
The second meeting will be
held Wednesday at the same
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16

WILMINGTON, N. c., March
16-R-A story o. death by
fire on oil-covered seas and of
men being ground to bits by the
propeller of their sinking ship
was told today by survivors Of a
large American tanker torpe-
doed Thursday night.
They described how a quar-
termaster used his body as an
oar lock on a life raft and, when
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16

q Fourteen Japonep M ~ u
s1znck eonin to<lny Il Y
c1011nl md pert N4 2
nnet1larn territory an n ~
my one "a IN I'm !
nnNna slrnng poln1e ~
NaAlpnS n ~ soafhN
H. a11aek vs36G
- - ao
| 15EIsS IT. - s W r.
l6r united NG4ion1 -
planes with which ~ = =
threatened invosfoU ~ ~ n
the arc Of enemy baaoQ y \
to the north. y & ;.sss !: AZ ~ N ~ IA
The Sydney radio - NJ
that only slight damaop 1
fered In the raid, Slo IA
some casualtjes. .Ss| 4. sss ss!| Isl
n11GuTEN C0lgv1Qx A. ~ S:;II IL
The fatehll ccuNie = z
invasion offenslve y M y II
Ing was heigh1eno lG ~ &
tralians today ~ III ~
Henry Gordon Bs1Gl <
headed the Austx1lin6 M ~ e
forco In lfalogn 1r M avg "
upon Tn fn1l ~ ~ y h n
He declaro1 r. = - VI 4
0oo x11D01fm ~ S 81
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Dutch Hold Out in Java

/TOKYO from japanese Broodcosts), March l6-No-
Doue agency dispotch from Bondoeno sold today
III understood hot Jorge number Of soldiers belonging
Netheonds eost Indies forces in Jovo hiding the
mountains"
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bulletins


MOSCOW, March 10 UD - Russon soldiers applying
great pressure the Geons the Ukrone ord the Donet
bosn reported todoy be standing UPON the approaches
the important city Of Khorkov whose our of berotion"
wos decIored near.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16

LONDON March ,6-Q4o-6od weother over the CONT
during the night kept the Raj from Riding 0ennony
informed sources said todoy. Il
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-16
Japs Forge Ahead in Sumatra

/. TOKYO Iron Joponese 6roodcostsl March l6-4,-
Copture Of the odos at koto Rojo Tire northern tp
Suctro reported od BY the newspaper Youri which
sold that japanese forces bod orded reoy lost Thursdoy
ond dsormed the oorrison Of 600 men.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA
MA

Hicieron aver peticiores de
ciudadania, en- la Corte Federal,
las siguientes personals: Angel
Valdes, l7OS13 calle Trece ;
Constantine MARTINEZ. 2207 N.
Albany; Benito 9eronda, S017
Sanchez ST.; Catalina Tabaseo,
1862 Is ave; Maria Saladino,
2710 Beach Antonio Diez, S410
Brooks st. Sulphur Springs i;
Margaret Helen Lucas, Alto ca
lie 8; Maria Basel, 1889 Neville
ave-, Lakeland; Severino CT
fuentes, 1907 avenida Trece;
Bernardo Bilbao, 944 Main; Ce-
logero Zambito Castellano, 923
avenida 20; Jose Nimo, 2109
Cypress St. Giuserpina Traina
Lazzara, 23l3 avenida Cuarta;
Angelina Massaro, 2l22 Cherry
JESUS Pena, Ruta No. /, Self
ner; Giovanni Coniglio, ruta nd
nero 3; Maria Rosa Barletta,
1905 Octava avenida; Paul
Schafer, Fort Myers; Nikola
Koutsomailos, Tarpon Springs.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27


kSegdn van transcurriendo 10!
&as crece el entusiasmo para a
siettr a las fieStas del "Carna'
val Latino Americana, auspi.
ciado por la Camara de Conner.
clio de West Tampa.
va han completado Ell nlimerc
de se1oritas que aspiran a da'
mas de honor. Fue electa Reina
e aio pasado la simpatica Sc.
horita Frances Cannella y da,
mas de honor Is senoritas Evel
lyn Fernandez, Deltina Diaz.
Norma MARTINEZ y Lity Flea
rrottR. Estas cuatro aspiran a.
trono que hoy ocupa la Srta.
Cannella. Muy diffcil seria pro-
Dosticar cual de estas cuatro lin
.das muchachas ha ha de result
tara electa. Todas gozan de
gran popularidad en- los circulos
sociales.
I'll Carnival Latino America
no sc efectuara los dfas 10, IL,
IL y ID del entrante mes de Mar
10. Los tres primeros dias en-
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
LOS TERRIERS A
HOY CON Ell ANDREW
JACKSON

Esta noche, en- ell gimnasio de
Seminole, los Terriers de Hills.
borough Sc batiran con los II.
gres del Andrew Jackson, dc
Jacksonville.
Ell quinteto dirigido por Che
rry ocupa ell segundo lugar en-
la Conferencia de los Diez Gran
deS.
Una victoria sobre los Tigres
aunmentara las probabilidades
de los Terriers en- la lucha por
ell campeonato.
Las Panteras de Plant juga-
ran con el Robert E. Lee, en- el
gimnasio de Palma Celia.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
"Banco Party" D Bale

"Bunco Party" D Bale
En- la noche de hoy las com.
ponentes de la sociedad "HijaS
de Maria, de la Iglesia "Dulce
Nombre', verificaran SUI Bun.
co Party" y Bale.
Para las ocho de la noche eS.
Ia Senalado ell comienzo. Toca-
"a una popular o~rqueSta.
Como invitados de honor asis
tiran los soldados de los campa-
mentos Drew Y MacDill Fields.
Habran premios para los triun-
fadores en- ell juego del Bunco.
Figuran como madrinas las
senoritas Mary Russo, Susie Gu
ilaro, Rose D'Amico, Jennie Ca
,maratta, Frances MeSsina y
Mary Ficarrotta.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
=. lWi'AS
,pok MARIO RODRIGUEZ,

Ell parque "Rey" de West Tam
pa, ell IL y ell IL dedicados a los
oldados de Drew Y MaoDill
Fields, y el 1S para el p1blico
en- general. Ia entrada sera alb
sClutamente gratis.
Uno de los actos mas notables
de variedades que Sc presentara
es de la afamada pareja de bal
les internacionales Rail y E.
va" los que han brinado sus SER
vicios gratuitos, va que ell pro-
ducto de este festival sera entire
gado una mitad a la Cruz Roja,
Y la otra a la compra de Bonos
para la Defensa.
Ell dia IA, sera ell Bale de Co
ronaci6n, en- ell Auditorio Num-
cipal, amenizado por dos orques
tas.
Continuaremos dando deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
Santos del DtG
Alexandra Y Leandro.
Young Women's Social Club

Young Women's Social Club
Ell pasado Martes Sc reunie-
ron en- la Residential de la Sra.
B. Lazzara las componentes del
Young Women's Social Club.
Despues de discutidos los a.
suntos mas importantes Sc pas6
a los juegos de salon ensre ellos
Ell Chino.
Obtuvieron premios D. Mes
sina, P. Antinori y A. Ferlita.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

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energy to help build up o physi-
cal resistance and thus help calm
jittery nerves, lesser female func-
tional distress and give you joyful
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thruout your whole being.
Over l,000.0 900 women have re-
ported mafvelour benefits from
Pinkham's Compound. Results
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La gaceta., 1942-02-27

sc5re Ia recommendation de an
coa,.t5 5e que el mil!mo en- la
!, -ulr,a 3s5s.ara Sc eleve a
40 cen.avcs pOr bora.
Holland oira los nuevOS argu-
mentos de las personals que asis
tieron a IN juieio efectIado a
lui 81 mes de erero. Sc ha es-
para ell ay,o una oficina
sitUaia en- 81 1860 de Broadway
en- New York.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

MejorddO
Encuentrase bastante mejo-
RADIO de la dolencia que lie retie-
ne recluido en- su hogan ell apre-
ciado amigo Armando Garbalo-
81.
Segdn ell medic Iue lie asiste.
aun tendra que permanecer re.
cluido variaS semanas mas.
Celebramos su mejoria.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

vamente de la Secci6n de Re.
creO y AdOrnO del CentSb Espa'
mol, rEibo una atenta invita-
cion para todas las fiestas que
Sc habran de celebrar en- Ell pre-
Sente ano.
Muy agradecido a Ia atemi6n
de estoS apreciados amigos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

te, residente del Ponce de Le6r
Court.
Ell Sr. Sifonte ser6 scmetidc
en- ell dia de manana a una deli
cada Intervention QuirIrgica,
por Ell Dr.. Luis Rey.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que la operation sea un exito.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
MPORTANT!A
medical tests reveal
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La gaceta., 1942-02-27
SIC OIRAN
MES SOBRE Ell MINIMO
DE 40 CENTAVOS

Washington, feb. 27.-El di-
rector de la division de horas y
jornaie9, Thomas w. Holland,
anunci6 aver que ell dia II de
mario, en- New York, seran es-
cuchadas declaracicnes ora.es
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

En- ell Hospital
BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra
enfermo ell caballero Cruz Sifon
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

Una InVitdci6n
Firmada por los senores An
gel de la Riva y Angel Ramon.
lpresidente Y secretario respecti-
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

81, senor, compre la
pintura B. L P. Sofa.
mente sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
I~mportnnte Juntd

Hoy viernes Sc reuniran los
componentes de la Secci6n Jul
nil de la Logia Caballeros Lea
les de America.
Dada la importancia de esta
reunion, Sc requiere la asisten-
cia de todos los miembros.
Sepanlo asi.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

other so well and had homes ano
children and a hundred interlock.
ing interests frightened her tc
death and she felt old and un.
wanted. 4"
When the ladies talked to her
liz was even worse. Mrs. Kimbal
didn't know why there was a war
in Europe or who was going to
win. She didn't even mind who
was president, just so everything
went along nice and smooth.
In fact. she couldn't talk now
that she had the chance. though
there had never been a difficulty
about speech in other days.
In the end, she was relegated to
the old ladies section of the club,
where members spent hours dis
cussing their smart grandchildren
and the shortcomings of the pres
ent generation.
Only Mrs. kimball had no grand
children and she thought the
present generation just about the
same as any other. She had never
had time 10 check up on them.
Mark and Lisa thought the
Woman's Club good idea if their
mother didn't try to do too much.
They warned her against over
work and being put upon and
reminded her that her time of rest
had come with only their little
farm to look after.
She must save her strength, for
il wouldn't do TO have mother
worn out; it would spoil their
week-ends. They couldn't enjoy
Sunday in the country without her.
The Woman's Club cost money,
too. A dime here and a dollar
there and Mrs. kimball had
stopped having steak for dinner.
She saved harder than ever, even
making her own soap from meat
scraps that Grace saved for her
not Lisa, though, for Lisas maid
threw out ugly refuse like dripping
as if il were poison. Her children
laughed at these futile efforts TO
conserve and thought she was
making a fetch of economy.
Really, you can carry IL too
far" said Lisa, almost displeased.
Then war came in earnest and
ADVFRTIgEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

something she had nearly forgot
ten was coming back into her in
a great tide.
Grace and Lisa were looking at
her, too, as if they were seeing
her for the first time.
I'VE want to know how to
keep what we have" said Mrs.
Stone, land we want Mrs. Kim
ball to show us how to do IL.
If she will manage this branch
of our society, we shall be CRATE
full to learn from her."
A GREAT ADO
Then there was a great ado and
the ladies all flocked around her,
and il was Mrs. Kimball this and
that and she was the most i'm
portant woman in the room.
List and Grace were on either
hand and took a bow with her.
When they had a chance they
whispered
"Stay as long as you like,
mother. We're going to your
house now, TO make supper for
the boys. You mustn't turn n
hand. You must save yourself"
THE END
Tomorrow's short story: THAT
Dandy Woman" by LeonOra
Ehrlich Mllstead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

SCOTLAND!
Answer right or wrong: ta)
The total land area of the earth
is 100000 square miles; CD
the total population Of the
earth is 4,750000,000; tc) the
Amazon is the earth's longest
river?
What months do these birth
stones represent: (a) sapphire;
OBJ diamond (c) topaz?
Who said it: (a) Il do not
choose TO runp; (b) Let us
have faith that right makes
might; (c) Il would rather be
right than president"
What sport do you associate
with: (a) Lawson Little; tb)
P~ulino Uzcudun; (c) John
MeGraw?
;-Who was referred to as: (a)
the Sage of Monticello; (b)
the Canal Boy; (c) the Happy
Warrior?
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