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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Bulls Eye Flag
Raising at Factory

FINAL arrangements we're maze
today for the raising OF the 'Bul! ;
Evei nag. indicating that 80 per
cent of the employees OF Motor stare
Products Company have volunteer
ed to set aside at least 10 per cent
OF their payroll for the purchase OF
war bonds. The ceremony VIII
be outside Of the factory at gov
Tuesday morning Joseph j..
Bruetsch, plant manager anu
Robert Ross, president Of the
local branch of 62l Of the a. F, OF
L.. will raise the flag.
Symbolizing the participation OF
the management in this campaign
for the purchase of war bonds, Alex
p. Seedorff. president-treasnrer OF
the company, will be presented
with a banner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Church Briefs
Calvary Regular Baptist Church
ReY- Robert D. NicholIs.

NeN. NOUtIL y. NJ UVII9'
Monday, 1880 .. m.-First Bap-
fist Church. Wayne. Mich. the
Wayne School OF the Bible.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.-Prayer
praise and Bible study, at AZ \.
Huron st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07

Wednesday, $50 p. m.-Prayer
service.
7:45 p. Mid week devotion
al service.
Thursday. 30 p. m.-loung PEG
pies service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07
Normal College Calendar
TO-DAY

TODAY
400 p. m.-FacuIty Chat. Charles Mcheuny Hall
p. A Hanging the Greens Starkweather Hall
TUESDAY
Freshman Womens Assembly. Charles Mchenny Hall
7.45 p m.-Kappa ri Delta, $40 W. Forest Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07

Thursday, 2 p. injecting Of
the Baptist Women's League at
the home Of Mrs. Guy Alderman,
SIS Vineyard Court
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-07

Saturday evening the group vii
have a Christmas party at the Bap.
list church az p. m. Miss Cheryl
Steiner. Ann Arbor is chairman Of
the party. For their Sunday eve
ming meeting next week. Miss Ma
ian Stowe, of the speech depart
ment OF the college, will give
Christmas readings. Following
this the group will go caroling
Next Saturday afternoon they
will meet to repair broken TOYS
and games for gifts.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
NlPS HOMER OFF FENCE
FORT EUSTIS. Va.-lNS-Whel
1t comes 10 playing baseball a
fence means nothing TO stan Seg.
geant Edward Ryan. While play
ing left field he took of after
fly ball, and seeing II was going
over a fence, leaped on the top raIl
and managed to maintain his bal
anCe long enough 10 make the
catch His team won, 8 to 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

SEATTLE Fred J. Foster,
state director of fisheries. late yes
terday issued an order partially
lifting restrictions on the sale OF
shellfish-halted earlier This month
after the death Of three persons
had been attributed TO The eating
Of toxic clans.
Foster said the stale de-
partment Of health had pro-
nounced the CLAIMS In the
Puget Sound area and the San
Juan islands region safe and
permitted digging for personal
use in waters east of the tip Of
Dungeness spit.
West of the spit in the Straits
Of Juan de Fucs. the restrictions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Tacoma Open
Billed Monday
Amateurs and Pro
Stors to Compete

The eighth annual Tacoma Open
golf event Is scheduled for Allen
more course Monday. Owner Sam
Allen has his layout in top Shape
and the pros and amateurs Of
Northwest stsrdom are expected
to b hot when shooting time ar
rives.
Entry deadline 10 Friday.
Entries Will he accepted by the
Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce.
Eighty-thres golfers have
already signed and 10 h poe
sibse the field limit ~ I,o
viii he reached by the iast
minute rush.
Pros will seek $500 prize money.
while amateurs will he after a
splendid array Of prizes arranged
by Big John Anderson. There are
nine low and nine gross prizes.
AZ well as prizes for longest drives
by pros and amateurs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Well, Pretty
Good Reason,
En-, Mates?

SEATTLE Mrs. Matilda Pol
lock. well-known Portland golfer.
asserted in superior court here yes.
terday that her husband had an
nounced he was going TO divorce
her because she invariably beat
him on the links.
Mrs. Pollock. 50, Is a life mem
Der OF the Portland City Golf as
sociation.
MY husband sat mp In bed
one morning and said he was
going back { Seattle To get
q divorce because he didn't
like the set up" Mrs. Pollock
told the Judge.
when / asked him what he
meant he explained he didn't like
me beating him at golf all the
time"
The Pollocks were in Los An
geles at the time. last December.
and the husband abandoned her
there. the wife charged.
The trial continued today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Pros Busy Despite
Cancellation Of Open

NEW YORK ~ Capped by the
$4,000 silver anniversary p. G.
A. championship in Atlantic city.
May 1881. playing professionals
face . busy campaign.
Among events. proceeds a
which are to Be turned over 10
service funds. 10 q unique compeh-
ton in which eight leading shot
makers took part In q one-day,
36-hole medal chase at the Charles
River Country club, near Boston.
last weekend.
Fred Corcoran, who books
them. says other events meet
ing purse requirements Of the
Professional Golfers assccia-
tieu are 20 b sdded 10 this
schedule:
June 81 Hale America sec
tional qualifying rounds.
June l1-1< $1,000 Inverness
four ball. Toledo.
June 1s-2l-x6 900 Hale Amer
lea open. Chicago. Replaces can
eelled United States open.l
June 76-zs - 5000 Mahonins
Valley open. CirNrd. o.
July le-la-Ryder Cup Team W
walter Hagen Challenge Team
benefit Red Cross, Detroit
July 1926 - $4,000 ram-o-
ohanter open. Chicago.
July 3o-Aug. $4,000 st. Pau
epen-
Aug. s-s-ss. 900 Canadian open
Toronto.
Aug. 14-l5. Aug. 1i-2s and Aug
1e-3o-Tentafivs.
Sept 1o-13 - &12.5oo Henri,
hurst inyitational. Philadelphia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
YOU CAN'T BOX WITH A RATTLESNAKE''

The student officers also learn tumbling-ss use
full TO parachutist it is to circus performer
and horizontal diving in order to present mini
mum target while jumping into fox holes Some of
them have been hurt in the process but they're
coming out of it than match for unprin-
eipled adversary.
When the course began DR. Eliscu told his class.
I'm going TO teach you legitimate wrestling and
the toughest dirtest kind of wrestling you've
I'm going 10 teach you elementary judo and
I'm going to teach you how to kill with your hands. ="
This doesn't mean that there is effort to brli-
talze the American army. It's simply that this is
with enemy who has chosen to fight with
civilized cavemsn cruelty and who must be fought
the same way You can't box with a rsttlesnske.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Bud Ward Not
To Enter Event

SPOKANE. Wash Bud Ward,
national amateur golf champion,
today said he did not intend 10
enter the All-American amateur
tourney at Chicago unless some
thing comes up between now and
then"
The Spokane golfer, now cor
poral at second air force head
quarters. Fort George Wright, said
he had not considered entering
the meet. Therefore he was not
prepared to say whether the $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Star Golfers
Given Posts

CHIC AGO The nations
greatest money players-ii6 q
them = were assigned starting
times today for the 25th annual
Professional Golfers association
tournament.
The tourney opens Monday al
the seaview Country club. At
lantic City.
Since 1915 when the inaugural
tournament was played At silva
noy and won by Jim Barnes. a
total Of II linksmen have won
the coveted p. C. A. crown. Re-
turning for another crack at the
championship will be nine of those
former title-holders. They in
clude Walter Hagen. Gene Sara
zen. Leo Diegel. Tom Creavy. Paul
Runyan. Johnny Revolta. Denny
shute. Byron Nelson and Vic
Chem. the 1914 ruler.
Ghezzi. now a corporal in the
army. and Ed tPorky) Oliver,
another khski-clad star, are
grouped with u. s. open cham
pion Craig Wood in the three
some that probably will attract
the largest gallery for the 36-hole
qualifying test Monday and Tues
day.
Ben Hogan. winner Of the Var
don trophy last year and one Of
the phe-tournament favorities. b
member Of the first threesome
that will tee off on the opening
day. The Little Texan Is paired
with Erman Barron of White
Plains. N. T.. and Harold tJug)
McSpaden a. Philadelphia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Jockey S Wife
Dies Of Hurts

RARsTow. Calf. - Mrs
Mabel adams. -. wife Of
Jockey Johnny Adams. died Of
. brain conclusion and spinal
injuries yesterday.
She was injured In an snto-
mobile accident last Sunday.
Three other persons In the ma
chine. including her eight-yesr-
old son. were not seriously hurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Huskies Win
League Game
CONFERENCE STANDINGS

SEATTLE few per-
centage points today were between
the University Of Washington's
baseball team and the top Of the
northern division conference after
the Huskies squeezed Oregon
state 80 in 10-inning game here
yesterday.
Doug Ford, sophomore
Husky hurler, was reached
for only three hits by the
o. :. &. club. II was his
fifth conference win.
Ford ran home with the win
ming tally in the tenth frame on
single by p. Bird, whose fifth in
ming error gave the Beavers their
two runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Bears, Cards
To Row Again

BERkEIEf. Caiif.-After .
lapse Of y years. California
and Stanford viii resume their
rowing rivalry Saturday morn
ing on the Stanford home
course At Redwood City.
The last California Stanford
crew race was held in 1920.
California won that year and
the previous season. But from
1907 to 1919. Stanford domin-
sted the competition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Cross-Town
Pinmen Meet
Sixth Avenue Club
Rolls High Figures

Typos rolled 2s<7 to take two
points from Broadway. 1885. and
Sixth Avenue chalked up the sven-
inE's high total Of 2s7e 10 win two
points from Puyallup. 2<os. in
Crosstown league matches last
night At the Puyallup alleys.
In another pair Of league
matches ~ the Ruston alleys.
\ Street, z4$S. won two from
Ru~toa. 2SSs. and the Eiks,
vita . .ss2 aggregate, took
two from North End. 22se.
High series honors for the even
ing went to Bus Aykland with his
$50 contribution to the Typos
total, while X. Murphy Of the
Sixth Avenue team turned in a
as game for high single laurelS
Scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

wslly Anderson was voted the
Inspiration award and Frank
Bonarc was elected captain for
1913 ~ the Stadium baseball
team. city prep champions. packed
away their diamond toys for the
year.
Letters win be given the base
ballers by Coach John Heinrich
At an assembly next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
NAVY GETS RUG6IERI

LAFAYETTE - Frank Ruggier
reports for naval deck or engi-
neering officer training upon COM
plotting his course at Purdue. The
Big Ten heavyweight wrestling
champion is an outstanding eandi-
date for berth as center or guard
in football.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
. League
Leaders

Hnfne hun>. 1Ofk, Ilktrs, y, WIZ
Jams. Red Sox. 9: DiMsggio. Yankees,
g.
Runs Rated In: williams Red Sox.
%. johnson. Athletics. so. York
Tigers. so.
Runs: williams. Red Sox. %. Osf
Giants. 20. Heath. Indians. -.
Hts: Spence. Senators. so. Hockett
Indians. ~. Fernandez. Braves. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

CHAPEL HILL. n. ca soap
and piano salesman. who rose to
vice president Of a leading candy
company. today holds one Of the
worlds outstanding sports records.
He II John kenfield. tennis
coach nj the University of
North Carolina. Beginning his
18th year ~ coach. kenfie'd
has behind him . record Of EOS
wins. against az bosses and
two ties.
Tennis was just an ntrs-mural
sport with a dozen or so half
hearted contestants when Kenfield
came TO Carolina. In his decade
and a half OF coaching. he's turned
the sport into a major athletic en-
deavor at the university. brought
home the mythical national col
legiate championship time after
time and has more candidates for
the varsity than the football
squad.
STRAIGHT WINS PASS 60
The North Carolina tennis team
is now sailing along under one Of
the most sensational winning
streaks ever piled up by college
athletic team. Tho Tarheel tennis
stars whipped Yale in March, 1899,
tn open that season. Since then
the teams have gone indicated,
now holding over 60 consecutive
victories.
The Tarheels won ~ games
without q lc<s In 1899. took
Is more In 1910, and added IL
more wins last season without
being defeated. The victory
march has bern uninterrupted
this season thus far.
Kenfield began his business
career as . soap salesman He
brsnched out to peddling pianos
and later became vice president OF
the Curtis Candy company.
HAD q uNDEFEATED TEAMS
In 1922. he was appointed pro-
fessional tennis instructor AZ the
fashionable L,akeshore Country
club at Glencoe. H.. a Job he still
holds during the summer months.
In the past Ia seasons ut
North Carolina, kenfield has
produced eight teams which
have been indicated and have
established claims 10 national
title. He has produced such
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
ARMY CALLS 1T -RECREATION''

Currently DR. Eliscu is giving course in simple
strangulation and elementary mayhem TO III stu
dent officers These students classed as either
recreation officersb special services officers"
But the recreation they're planning for the enemy is
no Sunday school picnic and ths special servicing
in preparation il a bumper-to- bumper going
over which even Jiu-Jitsu-traned Jap is not likely
to survive. let alone forget.
Included in the good doctors course Of study is
rope trick of his invention. It's not to be
fused with the Hindu rope trick II combines the
best features of coNSpunchers oslf-roping tech
nique with the worst features ID the gangsters
neck-to-knee strsnEIe knot In use. fve-foot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Soap Salesman Made THINGS
Bubble for Tarheel Tennis

players n Bitsy Grant. VIII
mer Hines and Archie Hender-
son, jr., who have ranked In
the first ten Of amateurs In
the country.
The university athletic council
made tennis a major sport at the
beginning of last season. Tennis
facilities at the school have been
expanded 10 include So different
courts
CREDITS CLIMATE
kenfield attributes the warm
weather down South. the stress of
the sport by the university. and a
huge intramural program for the
phenomenal success Of his teams.
we have a particularly big ad-
vantage over our Eastern oppon-
ents like Yale. Princeton. Cornell,
Navy and Harvard with regard 10
the weather" he said. They rare
ly ever begin practice before April
while We get in eight weeks during
the fall and begin play in March.
This gives us more than 10 weeks
of seasoning"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

SummarX-Htruck out, DIV Elllott ,,
Ford !. bases on balls. off Elliott 2,
Ford 4: three-base hit, Gissberg; two
base hits, Peters, Ford; sacrifice hit.
Gordon double PLAYS. McCluskev TO
Durdan. McCluskev to McRae TO Dur
dan, Gilbertson to Gissberg. Gilbert
son to Stephens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

bond offered to the winner would
endanger his amateur standing or
prohibit his entry.
The USGA has placed a 800
bond ceiling on awards to
amateurs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Ban on Sale Of Shellfish
Partially Lifted by F Foster

still hold, Foster said, and in
coastal waters. including the Grsys
Harbor and willspa areas. the ban
was lifted on razor clans. but IL
still exists for hardshells.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Using the combined force of arm-puIl against "vc-
TINS" neck and shoulder-thrust against back of
his legs, DIR. Eliscu shows how he make
opponent smash himself in the face with his own
knees. II done correctly. this trick is knockout.
length of sash cord is looped around enemy S
knees while the commando fighter at the other end
of the rope jams boot in the enemys groin. While
he is doubled up and gssping the commando draws
the loose ends around the adversarys neck, tieing
them in front.
II the victim jerks his legs. he strangles himself
II he doesn't die quickly. trying to get loose, the
commando can hasten the process by sitting on the
enemy's face and pushing his knees forward.
Once DR.. Elscu was demonstrating the rope
trick on of his students, husky ex-footbal
star He tied him up. then turned to his class to
discuss the stunt. He just happened to look around
in time. The hog-tied grid star, unable to speak
afraid to move was purple in the face.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
DIRECTOR RADIO

MEANWHILE. Pa. - Bill Dadio.
former All-Ameriea end az Pitts
burgh. WAS named recreational di-
rector for the keystone Ordanee
Works here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
RaRNA TAKES TIME

CINCINNATI - Bill NcKechnie
Of the Reds calls Babe Bsrna.
recruit Giant outfielder. the LATEST
looking ball player he ever saw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Seven Events
On Schedule
Annuol Tourney Is
Set for $3.50 P. M.
BY ELLIOTT MErCAIF
Sports Editor. The Times

Grade school track winners Of
their respective districts will clash
Thursday. afternoon. May IS. in
Tacoma stadium for all-city titles.
The meet. annual event. will get
underway at $50 o'clock with Ro-
bert Hager. physical educational
director. in charge.
Director Hager has run
these tournaments for years
and down through his time In
action has turned In an ex-
trsordinary job.
District meets are held to
establish eligible performers
for the big time competition.
-Four district events have been
run off Jason Lee. Stewart.
Mason. McCarver. Gault district
runs its competition Wednesday
and Gray Thursday.
DRILL FEATURE, TOO
Seven events are on the all-citv
meet schedule. Namely, so and IS
yard dashes, potato race, baseball
throw, broad and high Jump and
eight-man shuttle relay.
As an added feature school
marching leaders will compete
for the girls and boys all
city title. This means about
80 boys and 80 girls will he in
the event, an elimination COM
petition. Fundamental drills
are called and As competitors
make mistakes they step out.
Athletic competitors include
those pupils up and through tbs
sixth grade. Junior high pupils
naturally. are not eligible.
Here you find competitors Civ
ing their every ounce for victory
No college or university or ANA.
teur or professional athletes ever
surpassed these youngsters in ef'
fort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

lowell VIII play The winner OF
the game between the Roger
school, League No. l champions,
and Park Avenue, League No. 2
champions. who meet each other
in a playoff game Monday. May
Is, on the Mckinley playfield. The
winner of the final game will be
declared city champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

BY NEA Service
FORT MEADE. N1d-The Marquis of Queens
bury is the United States army's forgotten man.
Forgotten, too, are his comparatively polite blue
prints for the manly art of self-defense The Ameri
can soldier is going TO play rough-rough, tough
and dirty.
The Axis has asks cd for that kind of fighting,
and the army going to that they get 1T. II Mr.
Nip and his Heinie pals want to kick, bite and
gouge our soldiers are learning how TO spot them
a couple of teeth and brace of brass knuckles and
beat them at their own game The man who's
teaching them is smalish. brght-eyed. steel
muscled 47-year-old DR. Francois Eliscu. physical
education professor at Columbia and New York uni
versities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Lowell School
.Softball Victor

The softball team of the Lowell
elementary school defeated the Pt.
Defiance team Tuesday afternoon,
5 to /, on the PIT. Defiance dis-
mond. This gives Lowell undis-
putable title to the league No. )
championship.
Following are the seasons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Rough, Tough - and DirtY!
AXIS TROOPS ASKED FOR THAT KIND OF FIGHTING
SO UNCLE SANS LADS ARE IN TRAINING TO OBLIGE
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
Roosevelt Studies
Speech for Monday

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 up
President Roosevelt chose carefully
today the words that he will use
Monday night to tell The nation that
the Worldwide war is threatening
the shores of the United States
more each day.
The President. striving to ham,
mer into every American home the
gravity OF the war effort, wants
his "llreSldc" audience to spread
world maps on living room floors
and follow him. country by country
and ocean by ocean, as he explains
the full scope OF the War.
Smiling from cold and confined
by uoCtOr'S orders to his map-lined
White House study, Mr.. Roosevelt
assembled laSt-mInutc war data for
his r,porl which viii be broadcast
internationally from I to 7:30 pm.
,PWrD Monday.
Instead of outlining the war STRAIT
e9y of the United Nations and maxi
ing victory promises. the President
is expected to review the present
war position with emphasis on the
possibility that war might come to
the scores Of the United States
Itself.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22
Sc ope OF Schools
= ] old Before Club

klWuuiS club ncuber5 Wcgt -l,tn
q comprehensive pIytNr O! tA2
cItl's school plant. it, equipment.
business and SOM oi the special
courses which have been Installed,
representatives Of the school being
speakers at the lQb's luncheon
meeting Friday moor in tie Bar
bara Worth hotel
Roy Il Womack chairman OF
the day. introduced H S Pack
wood. business manager: Harry p.
Fillnan, shop and vocational train
ing instructor; and G f Spencer.
agricul ural instrU. tor. each of
"Aom spoke briefly on phases Of
school BUSH pSs and instruction.
ZIG BUSINESS
Packwood pointed out that the
elementary school system has 70
building5 with a replacement l4luc
ot S359O00 anG the high school
and Junior college s1stem nine
bIildiuss with = replacement valu"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22

W $G49 900
During the year. 1901. 70 coo
purchases We're made I'll GO Of which
were made locally from 1875 firms
Fillman outlired the machinlst' S
training course, a part of the de
tense program which 1920 pupils
ale given an intensive 10 weeks
course. approximately $4,000 worth
o. equipment having been install
ed in the school by the defense
authorities.
Spencer expla / ed the vocA-
t.onal work in agriculture and its
value in defense. citing also t."
Future Farmers organization and
The program which is being carried
out by some 10 boys who are mem
berS OF this natio, wide group
Some Of the projects from farming
to the Judging Of animals were
described for the club.
Harold Tyler presided IN the alb
2ence OF George XIX, president.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-22

Very quietly and without mucl
public notice. Congress is doins
away WIN section the Neu-
trali,y A. That IS the -. llol
which prund"d th&t no person il
the Uniteo .5'ale~ ml-At lend mon
ey to ioro.,n government a. War.
CT coursa the section no longer
means anEtiina. nos tAa' W. are
actually at war, and 80 il must b.
repealed.
What is happc1m4 .a NOR" in
teIesting than tndt
1t ia no les than the complete
wiping out Of a 20-}rarS Philoae-
ply. drowned III the tidal wave oI
actual events, submerged III the
FLOOD OF fast-tlowiuL history.
After tie EIst World Wm came
period OF nlcn." disiilusa a@urent.
Obviously thr Objects Tor which the