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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Sta. Barbara No
More, Says Tokyo

-hN FRANCISCO, Fcb 2G up
Lie down and play dead, Sarta
Barbara >og'rc dc;a"'atcd or had
rOu ucall'
Tlc Uu'cd pee listening pos,
II san Francisco heard Tokyo radio
m j.. IA romG -abggi manner.
rcpof' ,oda. IN dispatch from
Lisbon
The I S War Department ON
Wcduc dar officially announced
,nat Santa Bal3ara va devastated
D; enemy bomJardmcn' admitting
40marlar sguarniE appeared on
,.c waters al a Doin' 20 mics Wc-t
"! Santa Barbara and DOmDaldcG
I.l..ary e'aD.Ishmonte il TIC
nG2aDor.ood ot FliHOod
I'M L 8 VA Department now
.,,c.. Mt- .rIrel.' abOu, the dam
a-c proDa1.} .os tear Of tie nm
,ac, On Ne MMd Of the American
lie .ac. a.. Z s. Wan Depart
. e,t ,a.G oama2c apprOXlmated
.-01 apparent. ncans tt,le 70
Totso .ad.g T. Igst oozes cyphcFa.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

would have to be hello by 4 siege
AalYi>on ana the chances of REIN
icrccmcnt> would be almost nil.
Ey talhns ba.H 10 The bay and
vthdraWng northWard, abandoning
Raueoor. tie Imperia!s would form
i defense line running east and
south from the shan statcS-and
would have all OF India and north
trn Burma a lhor backs.
such a line possibly would be
based on Prone 30 miles by rail
soud northwest OF RangooE and
200 miles southeast of Mandalay.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

1lr people CT the united States
are A. var. Right now they arc
losing the war. They say tnc>
f-,.nv thcr oWn continent Is al
cancer Il attack. their own nation
mouacod But do they know II? 10
rhp,. admit the possibility that one
dari- night a bomb may drop on
tror children as thcy sleep, tha'
cnc fine day the Jap may come
marching or offering down the
s.rrc, n front Of their office? DO
;hcy Honestly tell themselves tfa(
u,cv may have to meet, personally
,6c physical dangers Of War?
NO. of course not The war IS st.lI
far off. It is something happening
10 MacAythur's Magnificents or
Ba.aan. 10 the doughty Dutch IN
the Indies. tc the fighting Rus
slams and Chinese Yes and to the
bombed and beleagurered British.
In India last year and the year
before the debates in Calcutta and
Bombay did not center on the de-
tense OF India. Self2overnment was
the main subject. The amount Oh
aid to be given Britain was an
other. But the defense OF india
herself was not seriously conSld-
cred
Now the Jap is next door. He is
fighting in Burma. more than two
thousand miles from his home is
landS-and little more than two
hundred miles from the eastern
fringes Of India Tokyo talks to
India of india for Indians but
Indian leaders well know that the
jap will come in and bomb their
babies and rob them of their rich
eS if he can 90 the Job. They knG"
il now. But they did not know it
last year
In Australia last year and the
vrar before thc debates III Cam
barra did not center on the defense
cf Australia ConScription and the
amount Of aid to be given Britain
we're Parliamcnt&' main CCncCl l.DC-
tense of Australia was little more
than a rhetorical question.
Now the Jap is next door. He is
fighting in TimOr, three thousand
miles from his home Islands and
three hundred miles from northern
Australia. Tokyo has already prom
lscd TO "JapancSc" this island con-
tjucnt. Australians have already
been bombed to death on their
homeland Australian leaders know
they must beat tho Jap off their
ISLAND or sec it become Jap vas
sal. They know it now But they
did moi know it last year
The lesson ior the United States
!. plain:
Fight this war to the fullest right
now. Whip tho potential invader
while he j, attempting to take the
lar off lands Gf others. Failing that.
ba ready to fight the enemy right
hcrc in America. Be ready TO meet
nc physical horrors of war face
face.
If the DAYS comes make sure VIC
are ready-morc ready than India
nd Australia are TODAY.
;ERIOUSLY PREPARING
It is true we never SOC ourselves
Others see Us And thereby hangs
gmc good n"~S
Americans, with their noses long
lricd deep into the day-by-day
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Killer
Contriite

CHICAGO, Feb 26. oUPl-Cla"-
ence Mcdonald. the youth who kill
ed as he kissed in the balcony of
downtown thcatcr, said today he
hoped for death in the electric
chair because lifa would be mean
inglcss without his sweetheart and
victim
Held to tie graal Jury on a cor
oner'S verdict charlung the murder
of Dorothy Broz. II, dark-haircd
"All American Girl OF Morton high
school. Mcdonald sat moroSelE in
his cell today and talked of his love
for the girl he confessed killing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Here Aid for
juniors Jaws

CHICAGO. Feb 2G ,UPp Pres
cription for preventing protrudine
teeth and maltormcd boxing
Gloves and golf balls.
Directors for using: Tie gloves
on child's hana; to keep him frc~
thumb sucking. sew golf balls to
front Of his pajamas to keep him
from sleeping on his stomach with
his fist and against his face.
DR.. Leland r. JonnSon made the
suggestion for preventing two COM
mon causes of jaw maliormatlonS at
A Chicago dental society meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Torch Put TO Ranqoon

MANDALAY. Burma Feb 20 Up
British empire forces tsueht Their
last ditch BATH ~; lg-2 CT Burma
TODAY undcr smoke cioaG, raised by
:ircs sweeping Raugo0n. the VI
tually fo~SaEca capita.
Reports from airmen and retug-
ccs indicated the Inpcuals were
swinging northWcstward IN a Ions
arc to change thc north-South bat
.ie line 10 ore east and WeS.. run-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Materials From
Autos Aid Troops
WASHINGTON, Fe

WASHINGTON, Feb % Up
nat ne" car you Wonn Dc duqu.
his year here's what il mruaa to
America s. soldiers.
Enoaph lin to coat 1000 t,od
.dl.
huoa2h nickel to maEo 100 pounds
9l AIcEci steel for armCr plate. pro-
iccu.cs. and aImor-picrcng dulles.
Enough llnc and copper 70 ma. ."
Jra,a for 400 cartridge ca.cs
Non production Of "a caIa means
nDu9E steel and rubber for Il D.
,on medium tank Of 100 car means
aluminium TOR a fighter planc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
FILM ACTOR ENSIGN
WEDS IN HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD Feb. Is Up -
Ensign Wayne Morris move acton
on active duty with the navy and
Patricia Ann O'Rourke Of Beverly
Hills. were married last night. Ii
Ctto d. F. Hermann, Long Beach
naval airoase chaplain, oiticlated d,
the ceremony in Chapman Park
chapel. Morris expected to bc called
back TO duty today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Macarthur S Men
Drive laps Back
In Counter Thrust

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. Up
Gen. Douglas NacAythur'S little
army on Bataan peninsula has fore
ed advance Japanese units tC with
draw several kliometerS" near
Manila Bay i'll a surprise thrustun-
lcaSAed all aloue the jungle bat
uciront. the War q, NartmCnt an
nrumced today
Striking back a4amSt the num-
crically vastly superior enemy after
breaking three japanese drives to
a StandStill. NdCArthur's army of
"etcrua! glory Was said TO have
captured a number Of the Japan
csc advance positions il the light
uinl tlluSt.
The attack Was "partlcul; .ly sue
ce>stulH ON The right flank cf the
Amcrlcau- Filipino defenders, pre-
smablr in the vicinity of the
highway center Of Pillar on Man
lla Bay about Il miles north of
COrreeidlr fortress and the tip Of
Batas.A peninsula
FIGHTING CONTINUES
The communiqae said that in
this sector forward clements of
the Japanese troops were forced
TO withdraw several kjlomctcrS
under tho strong thrUsts CT Mac
AIthay'> men
"FiIhtmg j. still III progress with
continued local successes. the CON-
mmiquc said adding
However. fho main positions OF
the enemy have not been panc-
tratcd"
There was nothing 10 indicate
that MaCArtNU-oU -oUnumbCrcd at
least iC TO ono il manpowor anC
without fighter planes to challenge
i the japanese dive bembcrs -hal
! undertaken any major at,acl;.
BREAKS Up PLANS
Military observers believed that
the thrust was intChdel to trcal
up enemy preparations f0r an all
! cut offensive. aimed a, kNockinl
5 Tho AMeri"an-Fi.ipiro forces N
tho Island OF Lu1cn and back up
o. Corrc-idor fortress
Macarthur probably sent crac,
Glits. both Americans and FilIpiu.
os out from he wire barricadc,
CT their fox holes to feel out" the
japanese positions. gather infor.
nation about enemy strength anc
seize prisoners. it was believed here
MAIN LINES STAND
The department admitted how.
ever, that the main positions of the
japanese have not yet been pcnc.
trated.
Reports reached Macarthur tha'
small bodies of American and Fill.
pino troops are continuing to har.
ass tho japanese with gucIll,
fighting in central and northcm
LuZon Island These hit and rn
tactics. according tC the depart
mont, we're meeting with "considcr-
able Success.
At a third sector in the Philip
Di"eS. the ccmmuniquc SAID thai
patrol actions were reported from
the southern Island Of Mindana'
where japanese troops have beer
reinforced by dctachmcni of Mar
mos.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

WASHINGTON. Feb 2G CUPl
Secretary of War II ny l. slim
son asserted today that United Ma
tionS forces staging a "m2snifircnt
tight in The dcfynse of Java 2nd
arc nfllcti . "apNalIin2 ioss" q
life ON the Japanese
Stimson made the Statm2nt il
response to q. Suony regarding
the outcome Of the fieht for poa-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Nazis Say Russian
Attacks Weak

BERLIN. Feb 2G German Broad
raSt RccordCd by United Press IL
New YORK German troops have
rcpellcd numerous attacks by weak 3
enemy forces along the eastern
front while NaH artillery effectively
ShCllcd enemy establishments in
The Lcun2rad area. a communiquc
from Adolf HItlcrs headquarters
said today
German aIrplancs, operating on
a northern sector Of the Russian
front were said to have bombed
the MuruaIsk railway and scored
direct hts on railway facilities.
Tho conmIuiq-c claimed the Red
air force los, 493 alyplanes between
Fcb 1874 Wh.Ic The Germans lost
% planes
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Admiralty States
Prinz Eugen Hit
By British Torpedo

LONDON Feb 26 Up Frs;
Lord of the Admiralty A Y Alex
andcr announces today that the
submarine Tuden; io.pcdoed a l0-
oO0-tuu German cruiser. pro0"ol%
the Puu4 F.aea. oil the NorWe--
ian coa.' aaG taa, IL Tho Mediter-
rancau Rrlsu>h submarine had
scored troc torpedo mtS on an
Itahau o..f= .'".is.u- G. iAsee
ship
In 10 .urcum- aaya. review winch
altered tac Whole picture OF the
escape ai the Puul FuGcn and the
26090-iou bUticemps ScAarnhorSt
and Glelecuau from BrcSt. he Said
the two .srecr ship, were severely
dama.cd. ON tho basis q reliable
reports. II ,sels passage past TIC
English coast
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
u. s. Subs Attack
Enemy Warshi2s

uauak invasion area OF western
Borneo
Tie commander ot HE Dutch
u-n.n- forces II Boynco advised
.ue G34h command ,hat he would
continue - ..-it..
Iae ,ommun.Qae. sisted trough
.hc NETHERLANDS IHdlc> news >&encN
.epor.cG 'aa. Tie DutCh troops Wcrc
...s.lu- Hs@ec.E sill IL CclcbeS.
7. sad l. NIGH. be Assumed tina;
.nc Jsiuue1a wee uov in posses
>.un ot Ba@gha sand oil Paiem-
bans. ou he cast >JtS, OF Sunatra.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
E\IIROtD NEAR

Vest ~ .hc lorp. Satlul river
:.e m,0eea,s foG-h, within ten
a..r> O: r. lc,e RaH-oor-;o-Man-
.J.ay sa.Hoal W5a Me bi,tcg struE-
ale apparently ,osGwg thc de.e"d-
,"> back s.oV.E
" oc,aas caMe t@ou tHc battle
..ca: HE shallow S.,.aaI. however
Is virtually q creek a. some points
all a; 5ca1oG 10 offer but little
oart.er Il .h, jaN1t ese. VIE had
crossed TIE mI.c-WIdc Sa,Wc2n river
20 he cas-.
SHOULD ,hat defense lnc fail. the
Burma Road would ee cut a, its
southern ead and Rngoon. As miles
rcuth OF ihc railroad junction Of
Pasa-.he immediate japanese OBJ
Icct.ye-would be vitality defense
less
MAY FAIL bACK
o. III, s@.uas "a,z O: Burma
Uc.weeu sse h @: BeN-a. ard
.ne G..t a. Na@taooH ;.c capital
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
ENVOY TO LONDON
LEAVES FOR L. ).

LONDON. Feb 26. up -AmbaS-
sador John G.. Winant left oy air
plane today for brief consultations
with President Roosevelt at Wash
ineton. the United States embassy
announced,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
ont Neglect Slipping
FALSE Teeth

Do false teeth drop. Slip or wabbIc
men you talk. cat. laugh 81 sncezc2
a,uf be annosrd and "mbafraSScd b.,
-Ech handicaps FASTEETH an olkoline
aon-acid, po"dci to sprinkle on your
...rce keeps f1Isc tcctu MOI" firmly
- Giyry confident feeling of security
nd added comfort &o gummN, COCO
,.,l taste or f"Cnp. Get FASrEETll
.,!ay at amy dsu% stotc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
BY HAROLD CT ARD

ALLIED HEADQC CARTERS. Java,
Feb. 20 via e ,pnonc '-1 UP'-
American iyln4 for:"e,seS were re-
rortedlv RELIABLY 10 have attacked
strongly new Japanese WarNlip
ana traaSpor; force of Bali toda&
and an oftria. announcement. Sa.d
Urlted Sta:cS submarines had ,or-
pedoed toug or I've v'.emy INVASION
vessels in a ;wo de- under waite
offensive.
Official mtosma;o& REGARDING
tie new ae.ia! attack OF the south
cast coast OF Bah Was withheld bu,
1t was understood thai he Amo"-
lean bombers were on patrol duty
&, hen they sighted lie enemy ships.
including cruisers a!.G dcstroyer>
This indicated ,..at tie japanese
we're reinforcing o. attempting 70
reinforce their troops estimated
around 5000 men. or Ball, II prep
aration for a direct assault across
the mlle-Widc Bali S;ra., agalns'
The main United NatloAs base =.
lava
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

appeared lost.
RANGOON FIRED
American yollW;ec: U.@s" -
ported al then Headquarters -
.ou,hwc>, China that The B1;s.
lac put HE 20 - 10 Baucoo@. ans
AZ leas; one-thrG Of Tie oyal"dteG
capital Wa> abla2C
Chinese forces were reported III
officially 10 be boithrg q neW Jap
auesc drive or .Ec southern Shan
States OF Burma. north o. ChIcu--
la. in northern Taa..and with
the invaders prepaung 10 EUl Il
second offensive westward from The
base
Eyacuces poung into Mandalal
flom the SoutherH battle loae Sald
strong Indian ana British reinforce
meat, we're takine positions south
e.. thls ei:y-iadiCa;ing thai TIE
pyescn. fighting may be 1Ust a.
openine phase ot u.e battle q
Burma
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
IN ATTACK AREA

The new force OF enemy >n.0s ~
sa!d 10 have been sighted Il lie
ca where American ard DU,cH
lanes ard warah.ps last wee.
>-ei tho fjrst invasion armada
that reached Bal waters anc aeor-
cd ore Of the outstanding sea VIC
.oriez OF The Pacific way.
Tie new attack occurred tn
morning. according 70 reliable IL
formation. put tha results wcr"
not known Immediately.
The aerial operators followed q
P2tch communiQue saying tnat
United States submarines nad made
I major ATTACK or elenlI nFaHon
fCrces BY torpedoing TWO troop shipe.
an auxiliary ship and a freighfeE
anG apparently a Japanese wa
ship
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
BASE BOMBED

japanese airplaneS attacked fae
big Dutch naval base Of Soerabala
with a strong formation OF bombers
and fighters. starting fire at the
airport causing some damage. Seen
civilians we're killed AID p III
ju.ed.
One enemy bomber and or" or
moro fighters were doWned Dutch
reports said that fighting continued
tiercely against the JaFanese and
Celebes island and in Borneo
One OF the American submarines
attacked a formidable cnom" sqdad-
ron. and was believed 10 ha"f tor
pedoed ore Warship.
As it attacked, hoWcvcr. e"""E
lookouts spotted il. and : Va
forced 70 crash dive 10 Saict2
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
JAPS BOMBARDED

The COmmunlquC Sd1u -N'-'.'.-
ncrccIy against the Iapanezo aAa
;aud, naval forces had bomDa'doa
japanese storage yards near O'-f-
layen. at the southeastern rhH oi
Sumatra opposite Java asaI'''4
numerous fires
Oosthayer is the tcrmm4. o. '"f
r.,Iroad from Palcmbcrg, and 'H.i#
ne communiquc implied Iii 'a'
=. pancsc had reached lne .""e:
c.d of Sumat.a Whjch j. >"pa' ''a'.
nv only 20 miles oi "a'rf N.a#
Java
Dutch planes shot down Japs- :
.esc fighter plane IL RAD %
,ordav Oh PalembaIg. ciAoi JAP
a.ese base in Sumatla, me con-
r1unluuc said, and ole Dutch P."he
failed 70 return
Reconnaissance planes reported
that fires set nine GAYS ago D.
Dutch demolition ,qaad, who 90
.royed the Palembans mstaiIai'as
were burnIu. fiercc!y st..
HORNEO BESEIGLD
Today cCmMunlQuc al. oa.'''a
ma, far superior Japancse i9Ecce
nae occupied SinEurd anc u" Foh-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

rlnL south OF MaNGa..#E
appeared lost
RANGOON FIRED
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Leave them NChlnd
slip away from
achcy muscles and
stuTy burny nose
and throat. into
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Bonnet, brimmCd and
casual types. Wool
felt in spring pastcl5,
nav and black!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Shown is the MEDAL
ION-factory blocked in
the most popular shape!
Gabardinc band and
briml
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

o. .E, s"'tl2e HH,N O. !
between .se Is, @. BeN-3
.ns G..t a. Nl@talUN ,.c (
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

New Honolulu CrcpcS
in bright sport styles
TO wear under your
light coat! Rayon
crC pcs in b bri 3 h /
prints, 20, So "A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Gassed, but Refuses
To Give Up Charge
He was gasscd.

He was EaSscd.
Men around him weird In their
masks. sought 10 draw him back
but be- fought them off almost
Savagcly and would not leave the
scene until the Americans had
Won their position
And once the position was won
"A renewed and violent charge OF
his men. at MacArthur'S sharp
command. saved Company d
'16Sth Infantry, which was under
severe attack.
For that he was given the Dis
tinguiShcd Service Cross, with oak
leaf cluster.
Colonel Macarthur was back In
action and fully recovered on juno
70 1913. when the Rainbow took
ITS position az Fcrme de Nadenay
AID ioined General Gouraud'S Blue
Devils 10 await Germany's last
great putSCh.
The date Is n memorable one In
The life of this verltahle Merriwell
OF mllItari>m For late on that
bliStering afternoon. Col Nobel b
Judah. the Ralnbow'S intelligence
officer. received a message con.
corning Macarthur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

Of all the sheep in the world. but
those sheep produce more than a
quarter of all the worlds wool.
Reasons are climate and grazing
facilities and expert care on cnor-
nous sheep stations. "
The annual Australian wool clip
is approximately a billion pounds,
or more than nine pounds Der
sheep. an average that no other
country can boast The Australian
sheep are Spanish NerinoS bred
with other selected sheep from
France, Germany and the United
States.
None Of the Axis countries pro
duceS any great amount Of wool
and one Of the greatest prizes 20
be won by invasion of Australia
would be lis wool supply But
YOU can't shear wool from dead
sheep. and the Australians have
shown before now that when they
60 10 war they are no half-meas-
urc people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
5-The devil.
6-John and Sebastian Cabot.
THE raccoon.
Business Men S Clinic
Holds Session Today
By Lyman Young
By Carl Anderson
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

A bi-weekly course OF Business
Mems Clinics dealing with war
business problems will be started
today through Wayne University.
Officials of the Retail Merchants
Association announced today.
The classes will be held at The
regular meetings Of the various
luncheon and service clubs partici-
pating. Todays initial clinic will
be held before The Southwestern
Business Mems Association meet
ing at 1901 Clark avenue. Eldred
l.. Davis. assistant secretary Of the
Retail Merchants Association, ~
the instructor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

how 10 break the happy news 10
the divisions young chief Of staff.
He came up 10 Macarthur. Saluted
and broke the news IN this
fashion:
Colonel Judah's compliments
10 Colonel pardon me, sir,
mean General Macarthur"
Macarthur understood. He al
ways understands soldiers. lie
smiled and then said quietly:
Thank you very much, Rob
lnSOn."
SO now il was Brigadier General
Macarthur, and the gold stars
tina, soon Shone on his shoulders
made him think often of his late
father and wish that his
father had lived TO see this day
to see a generals son become a
general.
(NeNt article: More Of Gen
eral MacArthur's amazing ca
PLOTS in World War H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Douehboy Delivers
News Of Promotion

Colonel Judah looked around for
some ono TO deliver the message
and his eye rested on slim young
doughboy relaxing IN the shade OF
a battered tree.
The douGhboy was Pat Robin.
son later 10 become an Intcrna.
tional News Service sports writer
and war correspondent That day
in question ne went off in search
OF Colonel Macarthur. wondering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
War Editors Notebook
laps Menace
Aussiie Sheep
BY W. W. CHAPLIN

II the United Nations Scorched
earth policy should ever have 10
be applied in Australia. already
under preliminary Jap attack, one
feature of ii might be the greatest
slaughter in history --the dcStruc-
ton of 120000.00O sheep.
Australia was an important pas
tOral country long before it was
developed TO its present industrial
prominence. 1t only has one-SiXth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Engineering Alumni
OF u. Of D. 10 Meet

Defense plants. toolIng Tor air
craft production, the engineer IN
war and engineering production
problems VIII be- the topics of dis
cuS>ion when the University OF De-
trolt holds us annual Engineering
Alumni conference Saturday at the
MCNicholS road campus.
Three graduates OF tho Cni-
ycrsify and Dean Clement j
Frcund Of the engineering college
VIII be Tho spcakcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Pitfalls Df Love BY Adele Garrison

YOU like 10 look at the paper ."
1T il not necessary" he said.
The essential thing il 10 have
this professor look at IL. That's
what / wish you TO do this
afternoon - find that man and
learn from him what he knows"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

suspicion Of the identity Of the
fan letter author il in the minds
Of Dina and her mother"
II think II il certainty"
replied promptly and told HIM Of
what l heard DINA say TO her
mother when / came 10 the door
inadvertently left aJdr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Connolly Answers

la Marco Polo; (b) Paul Re-
we're; lc) Richard /.
. la Christmas; (b) Parlia-
ment; lc) pulpit or platform
for speaker
ga fifth; Oh IS. (c) 80.
la Alfonso XIII; tb) Gen.
Charles De Gaulle; (c) King
Peter.
5--Ca ST. Mary s.; CD De-
light (c) Song
6 -tB Hannibal: (b) Michel
angelo; tc) Robert f.. Peary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
SPIRITS LIFTED

The aCColade was az once
soothing ointment and a spur
felt my spirits lifting 10y The sec
ond as Mary would say and
spoke with decision
IL am ready now, for whatever
YOU wish me To do. 10 20 where
ever you wish me to 60"
presently. presently ho SAID
with a pcremptory wave OF has
hand. 81 have few things 10
check with you first"
l asked no questions simply Sa
silent until he should be ready L
speak.
Tn the first place" he said
show strong do YOU think their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

THAT BOB'S response 20 my
fathers query was satisfactory. !
knew by the Chiefs quick, approx
ing comment.
That's fine" he said Ronald
will send you letter special de
livery. reach you tomorrow. she'd
ding light on all dark places.
DO not hesitate to write or tele-
phone me reverse II YOU arc in
doubt about any point. And now
good-by-and good luck"
He hung up the receiver and
turned 10 me. In the tension at
tending the unknown mission upon
which my father was sending me-.
] had risen and was standing IN
easily near my packed bags
"Sit down here, please" be
SAID
He drew out Liz comfort .N'.
arm chair and put ur .r'1 u. 'h.u
sat down opposite me
MADGE RELANTS
"PleaSe relaN," he sad U.,-
ing "You are as taut a. the pro-
verbal fiddle string There
las / felt my frightened nerve
ends loosen under his soothing
words and be saw Tho effect
in my telltdlc face that Is
better"
. was hlt ashamed Of myself
- tried 20 show Do % wy
answer.
I'm sorry 10 bc 80 foolish.
father" ! SAID but promise"
But me no butts" quoted my
father smiling In the first
place you aren't foolish, and In
the second I don't need your
promise. I know that YOU viii
measure up To any emergency.
You always have and YOU always
will"
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