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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
GIeike Rolls hiq h
SinqIe Pin Game

George Glefke, of the John
MES Bar team, with a 2O4 game,
and H. Gahlau, with a 567 score,
took single and series honors re-
spectively last night at Bowl-O-
Drome in competition in the Big
Twelve League. Team high sin
giles was won by Rae's Shoes,
with a 884 score, and Johnnie's
Bar took team series honors with
a 25l9 count.
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The Monifor-leader
THURSDAY OCTOBER %, 1912 PAGE l6
Dads Day is Set
for Friday Game
BATHERS ENGAGE MONROE
WITH FATHERS ON BENCH

Pomp ond poeeontry will marx the Lost home game Of
the o42 Border Cities League for the Mount Glenn.
High school Bohes tomorrow when they engage Mon-
Dods boy game. The kickoff the local field will be
at 800 p. m.
In accordance with custom, the fathers of the high
school odiron soIwors will their backs the
responding numbers Of their the field and Coach Ern
Buekhoz added that they will sit the poyers bench
for the game.
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L. Odor Stars
in Pin League

Louie Odor, of the Batkin' S
Radio team, chalked up single
game honors at Mount Clemens
Recreation Tuesday night with
a 243 score in his last game in
b. League competition, an d
shared series honors with Bob
Elso of Phelan Upholstery, with
each getting SOS scores.
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STANDINGS
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY The Associated Press

AND, Calf. - BOZ
Smith, $50, New York, outpoint-
ed Martin Goldberg, 1873, Oak
land (1O); Stanley Hasrato. 1866
Yonkers, N. Y, and Billy Smith
1853. Oakland, drew (10).
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W. Reh Gets Twin
Bowling honors

w. Reh, Of the Anderson Serv-
ice squad, chalked up double pin
honors at Mount Clemens Rec
reation last night in Victory
League competition with a high
game of 212 and a 538 series.
STANDINGS
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NORTHFIELD. VT

NORTHFIELD, VI. - Coach
Stan Keck of Norwich figures
his coming tilt with New Hamp-
shire in q clash Of unbeaten
elevens will be 50 close that .
field goal or point after touch
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Punts and Passes

down will decide the issue.
So he's having five of his
SQUAD concentrate on kicking
this week, including Guard Joe
Robasky, a drop-kick specialist.
KAMAS, Utah, Oct. 29-Foot-
ball hadn't been played at South
Summit High school for rs
years.
When Coach John Verney call
ed a practise only six of the %
boys who reported had ever sech
game. Not one had ever
played.
Some were so green Verney
had to help them into their foot
ball toys.
NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 20 -
(R-Coach Dewey Luster of me
University of Oklahoma football
team is wearing q lost look.
First he lost two full football
teams from last years lettermen.
Next his regular teeth lost a
decision to the store variety.
Two players who hung around,
back Dave Wallace and tackle
Sammy Stephens, were lost for
the season because of injuries.
One touchdown decisions were
dropped to Nebraska and Texas.
And his pet fox terrier disap-
peared.
Now Luster is prepared for
the biggest blow of all. He likes
coffee so much he often carries
his own jug with him-and you
know what's going to happen to
that habit.
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will be held next january TO
chart operations anew, Buck
holz said.
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LAFERIA, Texas, Oct. 20 -
La Feria High school has plenty
Of football spirit.
There are only 90 boys in
school.
Forty of them are trying TO
make the team.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn., Fresh
men played such vital role in
Yale's surprise victory over
Dartmouth last week that Coach
HOWE O'Dell has decided to
bring half a dozen more over to
the varsity squad. OF the new
corners Harry Oberhelman, a
fullback from Oak Park. ILL.,, and
James Kirsch. a tackle from
Portland, Ore, may see service
against Brown this week. At one
stage of the Dartmouth battle,
Yale had four Freshmen on the
field.
NEW YORK-Paul Governali,
star Columbia back and the sec.
ond leading ground gamer in
the country, is called 1.-The Gro
yer" by his teammates. 1t start
ed when he was a Sophomore
because Mrs. Lou Little, the
coach's wife, habitually mispro-
nounced his name as Grover
nall"
BOSTON-Coach Walt Homer
plans to push his luck this week
when his Boston University Ter
riers 90 to Ohio to meet Cincin-
natl by starting two Freshmen
for the first time.
Each Saturday for the past
three weeks Holmer has been
pleasantly surprised by q Fresh
man who played q starI/ig role
while starting for the first time.
Saturday he'll try Bill kalaus-
dian at tackle and Larry Kirk
man at right half In their first
starting assignments.
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Agree tOCOntinue
School Athletics
OFFICIALS SEEK TO MAINTAIN
.EA6vE-PkAMEW0RK, HOWEVER

Border Cities League athletic competition formally
suspended for the duoton Of and the existing trons
Pootion difficulties which bypoduct at meeting OF
eoeue school oeoIs yesterday morning at Fordon High
school.
However, Coach Ernest Buckhoz, of the Mount Clemens
High school, today pointed out thot the League itself will oin.
oin its athletic relationships insofar possible through the
basketball seoson although championships will be at stoke
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-13
Rationing to Streamline
American Feminine Figure

PITTSBURGH-UP-The sugar
and gas rationinS programs will
help "streamline" the American
woman.
That's the belief OF Martha Ga
Bile, Philadelphia coordinator Of the
Division OF Physical Fitness, who
addressed the eastern district soci-
ETY. convention OF the American
Association for Health, Physical
Educatio and Recreation here.
American women are pampered
and too weak to be of much use in
the defense program" Miss Gable
declared. The rations will put wo-
men on their feet and IF sugar
She claimed that American wo-
men have no endurance, and that
when they are forced to start walk
ing and stop eating sugar they will
increase their muscle tone and
their endurance and they will take
off weight"
The rubber shortage, she. added.
will also help to streamline the
feminine figure.
Women without girdles will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-13
Shipbuilder Speeds Building
of Service Mems Club

NEW ORLEANS-UP- Andrew
Jackson Higgins, the production
line shipbuilder, might claim 8
record for speed in providing a
service mems club.
He decided soldiers and sailors
visiting in New Orleans needed
better facilities for recreation.
One day he and Mayor Robert S.
Maestr picked a likely site for
such a project. that night Higgins
engineers drew up the plans, and
the next day work began.
The city provided materials and
the American Federation Of Labor
provided labor to complete In
few days the club designed halt
as an Army post and half as
ship. 1t contains a dance hall, a
bar for beer and soft drinks. lock.
ers and showers. and As booths
where newspapers from each state
in the union afford home town
news.
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War Needs Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press Is glad
10 cooperate with the Treasury De
partment in keeping the following
message before our readers:
Il will cost money 10 defeat
Japan. Your government calls
on you to help now.
Buy defense bonds or stamps
today. Buy them every da-. II
you can. But buy them on a
regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as Sls.15.
Stamps come as low as 10 cents.
Defense bonds and stamps can
be bough: at all BANKS and
post ofnees and stamps can
also be purchased at retail
stores and from your newspaper
carrier boz.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press urge
all Americans to support your gov
eminent with your dollars.
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Raymond Burns Bair, Minister.
10 a. m.-Church School, Ross
Cook, superintendent. Glasses for
all children under trained leader
ship.
10 and II a. m.-Nursery classes.
This Sunday will be Children's Day
and the close OF the Church School
for the summer. The school will
open again Sept. -.
II a. m.-Divine worship. Ser
mon by the minister, The Training
Of a Child. Mr.. Curtis will play:
prelude, Morning Prelude" by
Read. Offertory "Andante Pastor
ale, Gailbraith; postlude, Church
Festival March, Staley. The
Children's Choir will sing two an
thems. MY God. My Father, Abel,
and "'Tis Children's Day. There
will be baptism Of children.
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THEY SAY

Washington Oliver Lyttleton,
British minister Of production:
THE Axis powers made war on US
long before they made war on you
so our total production Of NUM-
lions has greatly exc eded yours.
Your rate Of production recently
overlook ours and will soon be far
ahead That is one race | will be
glad TO lose"
Washington Robert Paterson,
undersecretary OF war declares the
hardest part Of the war lies -ahead. .
The production Job We have yet
10 do is Infinitely greater than the
one we have done Oui armed par
ticipation in war is just beginning %
Washington- Admiral William
D. Leahy. American ambassador TO
France: THE people OF France are
suffering from a complete military
defeat. They are unorganized. in
articulate, and have no influence
whatever on the composition OF
policy OF the government
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Tain't Usual But it Was
Done by a Six Year Old

Chicago, June GINS Joseph
1Wolfsmith is resourceful young
man. His parents and the police
heartily agreed upon that today.
Joseph is six years old When he
awoke in his bed about I a m. and
called out there was no response
This was unusual, He called more
loudly and still there was no an
swer.
He got up and peered down the
dark hallway into the lighted liv-
ing room. Empty. But Joseph
knew what TO do. He went TO the
telephone and called the operator
This is Junior-Joseph Wolf
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smith" he said 81 want a police
man to come right here right
away I'm IN trouble"
He gave his address And be
got action. In a few minutes a
policeman was al the door ringing
the bell Just al this moment Jo-
seph's parents arrived after TAX
ing some guests home in their car.
Alarmed at the sight of the po-
lcoman, they wondered what had
happened. Joseph, opening the
door, explained firmly and patient
":
Il wanted a drink OF water
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one.NIinute Test Answers

l. Elephants and rhinoceroses
each have a CESSATION period OF
10 months.
2. The Constitution was to be
destroyed by the government, but
the poem, "Old Ironsides," writ
ten by Oliver Wendell Holmes,
made such a stir that II was
saved.
3. Sailing a yacht to a point
directly or dead to windward OF
the starting point. The yacht IL
tackled upwind.
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Horoscope for Sunday

Those having birthdays today
are sincere. hardworking and per-
sistent in their determination to
do everything we'll. They are gen.
erous, loving. always willing to
help others. They. should find
lasting happiness in love. In the
next II months they will gain in
many ways, but should be watch
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-13
Colorado Holds Record of
Long Oil Production

CANON CITY, Colo ms -
Although not a major producer,
Colorado has been in the oil bust
ness longer than any other state
with the exception of Pennsyl-
yania.
Three years after the first we'll
was drilled in Pennsylvania. drill
ers brought in a 50-fnot producer
near Canon City in 1882
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sergeant and corporal heard
there was to be a wedding. they
ali wanted 10 be best men Long
just couldn't choose, so he made
all 3s the biggest bunch of best
men in Fort Sill history.
All Sc got to kiss the bride.
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Soldier Has So Best Men
All Get to Kiss Bride

FORT SILL. Okla. up When
Pst Robert H. Lens. giHi ftieR4.
Elsie Bevard o. santa Monica.
Cal, visited him here they decided
10 get married Long called his
section and asked for a best man
and got IS OF them
When the soldiers, including q
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Hints on Ftiouefte

No matter how tired a hostess
is and how late guests stay, she
should try not to show herself
restless and bored. Guests who
habitually overstay their welcome
should not be invited again.
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ToCiay's Horoscope

You are restless and impulsive.
acting teo-often In haste and
without caution. You are ener-
getic. an untiring worker and
tenacious. You love deeply and
need the presence Of friends or
loved ones TO be really happy
Provided you guard against de-
ception in business. your next
year will be most fortunate. gain
coming through probable inherit
snce, land. mines, the army. engi.
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neering or some secret matter.
The child who is born on this date
will benefit greatly through cid
erly relatives, some far-distant.
Success in property, mines, air
planes or radio accessories is fore
seen.
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how darned in
ternally t h e y
mean.
II may be un-
likely that itll
crack up right
in m a n y
proper
| think most
folk would have
said the same
thing about the
Fatherland up
until about the
tim e I h at ii
cracked 10 un-
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ST. Luke's Episcopal Church

r. r. Appleyard, Rector.
Second Sunday after Trinity.
$50 a. m.--Holy Communion.
IL a. m.-Chuch School Service,
marking close OF season. Music
by Church School Choir. Pre3enta-
ton OF flowers. Short address.
Family style picnic after service
in park at rear of church.
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Your Health
Tooth Infection
Nav be Surface
or Hidden
By Logan Clendennlng. ". D.

BY Logan Ciendenning, NJ. d.
YESTERDAY described GER
tain conditions Of the teeth as they
affect the general bodily health.
Today | wish TO discuss the sub
ject Of infection of the teeth.
Infections Of the teeth and sur
rounding structures may be of two
kinds-surface and hidden. Sur
face infections are carries or decay
of the teeth, pyorrhea and other
forms Of irritation and infection
Of the gums; the hidden infections
are Assesses at the apex of q
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

Christian and Missionary Alliance
rs S. Prospect St.
NJ. s. Amstutz, pastor
10 a. m.-Sunday School, Milton
Haberer, superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning worship. A
Bible message by the pastor.
$40 p. m.-Young Peoples De-
yotion.
1880 p. m.-EVenlng Hymn sing
Ing.
s p. ma gospel sermon.
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der the kaiser, but maybe it's more
solid now than It was then. I've got
my doubts even as to that. I was in
Germany until just before the
United SHtes went into the last
war and I wouldn't have thought it
EVER would crack up then. Per-
haps Adolfs stronger than Will
helm vas, but rye got my doubts,
personally.
However, say it's so-that they'll
die lighting for the Fuehrer.
whereas they. excused themselves
from dying aghting for Bill Hohen-
zollern.
The thing Adolf obviously has to
worry about is the risk that he'll
be swamped, not only by the coun-
tries he's conquered, but by his al
lies.
The countries he's conquered
speak for themselves.
Scandinavia One Way
The so-called Low Countries, and
Balkans and the Germanly-
pied Scaadivanias are as anti-Axis
as our Scandiloovias in Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Sweden isn't occu-
pied, but If I'm not a Judge of
Sweden I'm no judge, and I've been
there a couple of times, and in war
days, too. Those Swedes, the last
time l was in their midst. drank
German destruction in Swedish
punch SO strong that it made me
gulp.
Turkey. It's suggested that the
Turks may join the Nazis.
That bunch have been mis-esti-
mated. was there right after their
last revolution. They're a liberty
loving crew. Our United States en-
bassy liked EN-. Foreign Minister
Hilmi Pasha was one Of our best
friends. He gave me an interview
as a fellow-democrat.
We know what's happened to
originally-Axis Russia-democratic
down to the ground-foor.
Finland's going flooey.
It's little, but it's significant.
Now Italy? Benito Mussolini ap-
parently is blowing up. He was
middling substantial for awhile. /
can remember him when he was a
good international friend OF Con-
gresham Sol Bloom, now chair
man Of Uncle Sans committee on
international relations.
Benito didn't want to become
anti-interrational
Writing to Sol Blooms daughter,
Have I changed, Vera" he asked,
In a letter I know about
suppose he hadn't.
Now, how about him?
Before Hitler's Day
At the time he wrote that letter
Adolf Hitler hadn't been invented
or much more than that.
Sol Bloom, now our house Of rep
resentatives' foreign relations
manager, knew him down TO the
ground. intimately.
I'm darned If I wouldn't like TO
hear from him on that basis
OF course it involved Germany,
but Germany involved italy and
vice versa.
Why, in connection with the
Axis, don't we hear about the
whole situation?
Germany and the rest Of the
Axis powers are mixed.
The Lord knows that Soils no
pro-German.
But 7 WOULD like 20 know
about relations between Herr Hit
Ter and signor Mussolini at time
when Benito was proclalning him
self as far from anti-Jewish.
So am I, too.
Curiosity is all I'm talking about
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work to streamline themselves nat
urally," she explained.
II women are to take over mems
places in industry they must be-
come stronger--like the German
and Japanese women, she said. the
women OF the Axis, according to
Miss Gable. have more stamina
and. consequently, are better able
10 help the war programs OF their
countries
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Assembly OF God Church
(42O (. Michigan Ave)

Rev George f. Moore, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Cliff
ford Staplin. superintendent.
10 a. m -Branch Sunday School,
Spencer School House
II a. m.-Morning Worship. The
pastor will preach.
D. m.-Evangelistic Service.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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4l5 Lexington Ave. New York
IS Z. Wacker Drive, Chicago
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1912
TERRIFIC BRAIN BATTLE
Two men-s IS year old Briton
and a 45-yesr-old German. locked
IN one Of the grimmest battles Of
the war, may determine the next
big trend OF the balance between
the Raj. and the Luftwaffe
Their weapons are their brains.
engineering skill and their draft
ing boards, but no holds are barred
and anything goes-proyiding II
works
The Briton is Sydney Camm, de
siguer OF the famed Hurricane and
one OF the Rey architects OF Brit
ISL qualitative ascendsncy In the
skies. He has Just produced a
new X A T. fighter
His adversary is a mysterious
figure in the German aircraft in
dustry, Kurt Tank, designer OF
the new German fighting plane
FW-l90.
Tank. He has avoided the public
ity and hoop.la surrounding the
career of the better known Ger.
man aircraft designer, Will
Messerschmitt.
But as ace research engineer
for Focke.Wulf he turned out in
the FW-190 the most formidable
challenge in a fighter that the
Nazis have yet presented to Brit
aims Spitfres and Hurricanes.
Already the Germans have boast
ed that the Spitfire is no match
for their newest fighting plane.
But Camm answers this Nazi
challenge by designing new
plane, the Typhoon, a craft built
specifically 10 knock the FW-ls0
from the skies.
When the new German plane
first appeared during the winter.
Raj. pilots were not greatly i'm
pressed by 1t. They admitted 1t
had a quick rate OF climb. They
conceded 1t had clean" lines.
But they did not think It was a
serious threat TO the high-perform-
ance Spitfre.
Since then, Tank has made I'm
provements in his new fighter,
which is powered by a 1900 H. P.
engine as against the Spithre's
1900 II. P. 1t carries formidable
armament.
British experts think the
Fw.ls0 in its present form can
outclimb the Spitfire.
This contest also may have a
bearing on the old controversy
between air cooled radial engines
and the slick looking milne liq-
uid cooled types.
Tank put a radial air cooled en-
CINE into his plane, sacrificing
streamlining 10 obtain greater en-
CINE capacity.
Camm snapped back with his
Typhoon. Many Of the details
about this new British plane are
still secret. Nevertheless, Il IS
claimed that the Typhoons engine
ON the ground-develops no less
than 2.400 H P. far more than
either the Spitfire or FW-l9o.
The Typhoon's speed lie described
as more than 400 M.P.H4 while
the FW-190 is credited with only
, $40 MPH.
Camm began working on his
FIRST Hurricane design almost nine
years ago and has been eftecting
changes and Improvements, until
he produced one OF the world s
greatest fighting planes, one which
the British seem convinced, can
Outright the Focke-Wulf
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Hugo Fenker, Pastor.
Paul Ungrodt. Sunday School
superintendent.
9:15 a. m-Sunday School.
1890 a. m.--Divine Service. This
IL a special service In honor OF our
fathers. We hope all our fathers
will be present. The combined
choirs will render the anthem:
Natures Anthem OF Praise" by
Sullivan. William MscAndless
will sing the offertory solo. Pastor
Fenker will deliver the morning
sermon. speaking on the subject:
Faith OF Our Fathers.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

X. Y. p. U. Subject. Who was one
OF the earliest prophets OF tina
resurrection OF Christ! Elder Hen
son, president.
1880 p. m.-Regulsr evening Wor-
ship. Sermon by the pastor. Con.
gTegstional singing.
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full against attempted deception
or fraudulent Misrepresentation
in business matters. They should
avoid nervous overstrain. AL
though highly intellectual, the
child born on this date will be
subject to nervous ailments and
abundant rest and sleep will be
advisable. The fortunes will be
cOOd
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Church Of God or ssnctlhsd chure

(407 s. Adams st, near Bunalol
Elder S. j. Hill. Pastor.
10 a. m-Sunday School service.
Subject, Sunday: The risen Christ
and His disciples. Lesson: Luke
24;3s-4s. Golden text: And Ye are
witnesses of these things. Lu. 24-4s.
4. H. Anderson, superintendent;
Mrs. Louise Priest. secretary.
1880 a. m.-Morning Worship.
Sermon by the pastor Singing by
the Senior Choir. John Caldwell.
ohorister; Mrs. W. F Anderson, or.
ganist.
S p. m.-Regular meeting OF the
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. Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
city 1929 raising of &l45135 by
The $4,000 less than
There little the city valuation Of the
property the about the the be-
The essentials OF life that make for growth happiness and
religion patriotism,
gnaon conventonaty thinking. Patterson,
Journal instructive and
talk before the Ypant Kiwans Club the regular
weekly luncheon.
formally opened the doors Of his beautiful
hardware Washington ST.
Thirty the market and produce sold rapidly
well according Market Frank This
market snd the buying
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Observations
Germany Might Not
Crack From Within
But From Without
By Charles P Stewart

EVERY LITTLE while some
good authority warns US that we
mustn't count on Herr Hitler S
regime TO crack up internally
II depends on