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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
Yanks Outslug Indians
In Free-FOr-All Affrav

out pitching battle last night which
the Yankees captured 81 in 13
innings, today's fussle was a
fl,ec- hitting affair for both sides,
with the Indians themselves get
ting a dozen safeties off Donald
and Johnny Murphy.
Among the Yankees hits were
six doubles and these extra-base
blows at timely intervals helped
New York to score in five of the
first six innings and the Yanks
Indians with final three-run fur
put victory out of reach of the
ry in the eighth.
r H e
NewYork - OIL 112 030-10 IA l
Cleveland - 900 002 201-5 IL
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
TIGERS SHUT OUT
BOSTON RED SOX
Rookie Stub Overmire
Hurls Alright Ball For
Triumph

DETROIT, Aug. 20.-CP - The
Detroit Tigers shut out the Boston
Red Sox for the third time in four
games, winning l to 0 today on the
five-hit pitching of Rookie Frank
(Stub) Overmire. Rudy York sim
gled home the only run in the
ninth.
Joe Dobson had a three-hitter
for Boston going into the ninth.
Roger Cramer then singled, ad-
vanced on a sacrifice and scored
on Yorks third hit, single to
center.
Only one runner reached third
on Overmire, who gained his sixth
victory. The Tigers seized to
/ edge in the series that ends to-
morrow.
RH E
Boston 900 900 000--0 5 l
Detroit --- 900 900 001-1 5 l
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
Wyatt Hurls And Argues
Way To Victory Over Cubs

BROOKLYN. Aug. 2.-lP,-Whit-
low Wyatt pitched and argued his
way tc a 6 to 3 victory for the
Brooklyn Dodgers over the Chica-
90 Cubs today, allowing six hits
OF which one was Bill Nicholson S
lSlh home run and second in two
Gays with a mate aboard
wyatt jawed with Umpire Tom
Dunn about his judgment Oh balls
and strikes and also got into dis
pa'e with Manager Jimmy Wilson
VI Inc Cubs. who came charging
lI0m the dugout ready for battle
ony TO have umpires and players
restrain the. two.
GplAeaso -- 900 COZ 1903 6 1
niooklyn -- 100 O03 O2x-6 r l
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
CATCHER REJECTED

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20 (P)- Joe
Schultz. young third-string catch
er of the Browns, who reported
for induction at Jefferson barracks
Wednesday morning, finally was
rejected for military service today
after undergoing extensive physl-
cal examinations
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21

20 20 ,ouch Tor the optimism. NO"
~ ~, Nv wv 10 knock home some runs
with Wit a pencil and paper
N', ,no IS, a year ago. the Brook
-. nodgers we're in front By seven
~. ". me.half games: ard everyone
..s w talking about the Dcdgers as
~' ore talking today about the
''V ,i,o1s That is. they were
-Sao,;n Last Wednesday, Aug
% 'D' tbe Cards were in front by
TO- comes. That's four games
II a+er IT. than the lead the Dodgers
sles's- 5s year ago. but the Reds have
nelp a+ Games left with the Cards
elsn' i the hot Cincinnati c l u . :,
and so,7d i whale 'ils the daylights out Of
sno' ho Red Birds, the lead "oulo
snindle very rapidly
o%,lidlv oddlv enough. in the 37-game
o1 oaul' ending Aug. 1S, the Reds
w Cardinals travelled at loehu'
anu ,oeds Each won Is games
cal a Sp1l last only u for a .676 average
anu Non wv one of the clubs might sup
NV, nv" that pace. and you can take
lo,,r nu,i njck as to which it viii be;
EVS1 While lee dwelling on the National
"n'i' noco If might be pointed
lu' mt that there is a chance thas al
Cul .!. 1ia' rosr for the second time in
Gi-s n;s+ov the four wesern ciups
naisSt l,lsS wind up in the first dlvl-
sjos 5oS' It happened in 1926 wnen
tSey J finished in this order-CaroS'
Peds Pirates and Cubs.
NTGl Right now the first three cups
spem assured of making the grace.
IFS up to the Cubs to get on thelr
horse and beat out the Dodgers
,o+'t mo+ foo remote a POSSIBILITY con-
I s;derinp the accent on youth that
Suddenly has become the AeSho'e
Of the Brooklyn club.
The Camillis and the Medw1cks
and the Newsoms and the Allens
nerbaps weren't good enough 10
win pennant, but they were sea-
soned campaigners whom you
might logically expect to see tha9
their club finished in the firs1 al
vision. Maybe the new young Tel
lows can cut the cake, but when
Won trv a new recipe you never
know Just what to expect.
Incidentally, only once have the
for Eastern clubs comprised the
first division at the end OF a sea
son In 1916 the Dodgers won, tol-
lowed by the Phils that's right,
the Braves and the Giants.
Getting back to the Reds anc
Cards. we wouldn't bet too mucf
on the Reds coming out on top
nut if the Reds won't play deao
there's no reason for anyone else
TO quit on them.
And while we're killing off the
Cardinals, we might as well let
the Pirates in OH the slaughter,
too. In fact. they might wreck
both the Cards and Reds. If Frank
lie Frisch can teach the o t h r
churckers to handle the balloon
ball the way Rip Sewell handles
il anything can happen. There's a
pitch right out of your backyard.
II practically makes an outfielder
Of the catcher, and any day now
we expect to read where the Pi-
rates lost a game because Al Lo-
PEI, playing in sunfield behind the
nlatn lnct tho Lnu l., 4l.a aaaa
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
American League

New York at Cleveland Bor.
roWy (8-9) or Russo (3-8) VS..
Bagby Q3-lD.
Boston at Detroit-Ryba (6-0 VS..
Corsica 90.
Philadelphia at st. Louis 90 -
Harris (7-12) and Wolff GID
VS.. Sundra Q0-8 and Newsom
(0-6).
Washington at Chicago -Lefe-
bvre Q-O) VS.. Dietrich (7-8).
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York 10; Cleveland 5.
Detroit l; Boston O.
Philadelphia at St. Louis, post
poned.
Washington 10; Chicago 5.
National League
Pittsburgh "a; New York 81.
Brooklyn 6; Chicago 8.
Boston 8; Cincinnati 2 az innings)
St. Louis 5; Philadelphia l..
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
TODAY'S GAMES
National League

Pittsburgh at New York - Cor
nicki 7-9) VS.. Feldman (4-4.
Chicago at Broohyn-Warneke
Q-4 VS.. Gregg (0-D.
Cincinnati at Boston Heusser
(3-3) VS.. Andrews (9-16).
St. Louis at Philadelphia-Brazle
go VS.. Rowe Q1-4.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

fleinlid oenfen. germutuneen, mein
Iieber Starfe, biirfen mein SanoeIn
nidt beinfluiien; Sic piiien Dos 10
gut, mie id. 8ringen sic mir ge.
tueiie, oann fann id allen Srasen
lno gortpiirfen entsegentreten.''
u8epeiie!' ieuf5te Der 8udbalter.
u8ir 1peroen iie bieueidt erlt oann
erbalten, tpenn es au ipdt lit. 8ann
min Der Graf nad 2onoon abrei iien 2"
uMoreen @beno. 8er6en Sic BEN
9r. 2eitenring oarauf auf1nertiam
ma6en2"
v@etpib; es iit ia meme gfli6t."
Scum, i6 min nidt 1piien, mas
Sic in 6ieier @nseleeenbeit gu tun
geoenfen; i6 eebe Sbnen nur oen
Stat, aues at bermei0en, tpos Sic
ielbit fonpromittieren f0nnte. Sic
baben an mir feinen 9fiidbaIt, uno es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

er nad elmer laneen Hauie; Isle
tparnen mid Dor einem Manne, Der
mir in ieoer 8e5iebung nabe ftebt,
uno mollen fir 6ieie @arnung feine
@rnii6e aneeben."
u8eil id es iebt nod ni9t 6arf."
~Siir6ten sic, baB i6 nidt idtpei-
gen fonne2"
uDas lit es nidt, tpas midi obba1t;
ib babe n1ein 8ort aber berpfGnoet." "
Limb ititt 6ieier @eroa9t 1i6 auf
10 triftige @riinoe, 6aB man. 49,"
uS9 mage >tidt, Elm urteil oariiber
5lt fdllen'', ertuioerte Der 8udbalter
lebbaft. sd muB oas DEM Or. 2ei=
tenring iiberlaiien, uno oas 9feiultat
ieiner gea6fori6ungen abtparten.
8enn i6 mir einen Gat erIauben
oiirfte, 10 tpdre es Ser: 6en @rafen
NIT Der gntpeiiung uuf 2onoon nod
einige Sage bin5ubalten."
sos fann i9 ni6t."
uSoer oie @ntpeiiang 10 aus5uitel-
len, oaB iie erit na6 elmer beitimnten,
nenn au6 nur fur5en Sri1t fdnig
miro"
uslu6 oas eebt nidt an, 'ertpioer=
te Der &ommer5ienrat in einem Some,
Der feinen @i6eripru6 bulbete. sd
babe linn i6on erfldrt, oaB bie Mn,
tpeiiung morsen friib 5u ieiner Ser
fiigung iei, uno 5eige id ibm WeiB.
trauen, 10 lit er bere9tiet, bie Mngabe
Der @riinoe 5lt foroern. uno tpie ge.
iagt, Die Summe lit au unbeoeuten6,
als oaB i6 ibretmegen oie Musitellung
Der Mnmeiiung pertpeigern 6iirfte; Elm
Saus, tpie bas unirige, oarf ni9t 10
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tpiiroe mir iebr 11nangenebm fein,
miibte id Sbretwegen mir bon benz
Serrn @rafen Boripiirfe MAIDEN lafen.
Sd muB Sbnen nun anbeimitellen, oh
sic es ratiam balten, itd an Sntri=
guen eegen einen Serrn 5u beteiligen,
Ser ni6t allein mir, ionoern al6 mel
ner Samilie nabe itebt. 49,"
~Eue. i9 es, 10 geidiebt es ia
1tur. go"
usSS6 peiB, tpas sic gegen meme
8arnung eintpenoen pollen, 1no Sic
slbitdt, Sic gu franfen, lieet mir &C.
tpiB fern. Sic miiiien Nun ielblt tpii=
fen, mas 5ie 5u t11n un6 5u laiien
baben. 8ie seiagt, 10 lange Sic mir
feline 8etpeiie borlegen fonnen, 6arf
id Sbrer 8arnung fein @eb0r ge-
ben, ielbit auf sic @efabr bin baB id
mein gertrauen 5u ipdt bereuen
miiBte."
9amit mar bic l1nterbaltung been=
oct. Ser 8udbalter 5og it6 ibtpeisen6
5uriid, uno balo na6 linn berlieB aud
Steinfelo bas &abinett, INN oben in
oen Samilienrdumen iein Abenbeiien
ein5unebmen un0 Damn ins &afino 5lt
geben.
X X X
Sm 3esriff Die Ereppe binauf5u-
fteigen, b0rte er Die Stimme oes Die-
ners,. Der an Ser &austiir NIT elmer
anoeren 8eion rnterbanoelte. gr
wanote ii6 Inn un6 iab fid glei9
oarauf einem fremoen Serrn gegen-
iiber, Der ibm cine &arte iiberreidte
uno i'm Inn cine furae l1nterreoung
Bat. go ftoreno au9 Dem &ommer-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
+ Sooesa1t3etge,t +

T. Nidtbamer, geit. am 2. Septerber
1913, na6 LANCER &rantbeit, tpobl
borbereitet, in glebelano, Ohio.
Glem. g. Stnrm, eeit. ant II. aug.
1943, i'm glter bon 6S ssabren,
tpobl berieben, in Baltimore, We6.
Sobn 8asner, eeit. am 20. Mugult
1913, i'm 9llter bbon 81 ssabren,
IN Semars, SSa.
Sobm Mpbap, get. am 18. glug. 1913
IN Springfielo, Su.
Mrs. S. Stoiber, geIt. in DordeIter,
9Sis., tDobl borbereitet. glIte Sc.
ierin.
Mrs. Mtinnie 8eidert=Sdaff, Satin
oes beritorbenen CHARLES Sd)aff,
gelt. i'm 9llter bon 69 sSabren in
grie, Ya.
@m. Saser, geit. in @rie, ga. gr bin.
terlaBt feline @attin, Sobne, 5
Sodter, oar,1nter bic @brtp. Sdne.
iter Serome> ct. Soiepbs gonbent,
Meaobille, llnb 5 gnfel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

Der @raf eines foIden gerbre6ens
fdbis iei2 sic ipra1en bon geroadts.
griinoen, Die Sie nod nidt berraten
6iirfen. -"
u8er5eiben sic, Serr aommersien.
rat, Elm geripreden binoet MIDI"
u8em eaben sic esq"
"Dem 9r. 2ettenrine, aber i6 Bit
te sic oringeno, nidt NIT ibm oar-
iiber 5u reoen. gs nuB ii9 ia iebr
balo entideioen, Oh 6ieier 8eroa9t
begriinoet lit. 8enn nidt num-
oann gebietet iid S6peieen bon
felbit; lit er es aber, Damn iinb Sic
Der @rite, Der oabon in &enntnis ge-
iest miro. 9as babe i6 mir ausbe=
oungen."
Steinfelo eing nit sroBen S9rit-
ten auf uno nieber.
uSS6 beritebe oas al1es ni6t", iaste
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

5ienrat Der ipate 8eiu6 mar, abtpei.
len fonnte er BEN &aiiierer bes 8res.
lauer Sauies nid)t, uno linn ieIbIt log
al16 5u biel boran, iiber feline eigenen
3peifel @etpibbeit al erbalten.
Ct fiibrte SEN 8eiuder in iein
8obn5immer unb bot ibm einen Gtubl
at.
~Sie iinO mobl oerielbe Serr, tpel.
der oie rliiiiben 9anfnoten ansenom.
men bat?" fraete er NIT leiler Sro.
ME. Scr gorfaa lit uns alien febr
argerlid. Sen Stanopunft, auf oen
td MIDI babel itellte, babe id) sSbrem
Saule bereits angeoeutet, uno es iit
mir ni6t reft begreiflid, mas sic
perionlih bierber eefiibrt bat."
~3u ser Geiie bierber riet mir Der
&riminalbeamte, Sen mir nit Der
l(nteriudung Oieler Sade beauftrag.
ten, erpioerte ser il1nge Monn ri.
big. ,,Sie tperoen es erflarlif finoen,
Dab mir bie Sade ni6t auf fid be.
ruben lieBen, 1tno ser 8eante mar
iofort Ser slniid)t, 0aB ser lteberbrin.
ees oes falidben @eloes bier gelu6t
lperoen miiiie.'
"0os lit cine iebr fiibne Germ,,.
tung."
~Sie bot iid ourdaus aIs ri6tis
ertpielen."
"Sie baben oen l1eberbringer Be.
retts gefunoen fragte Ser ganfier
beitiir5t.
~SSotpobl, uno 5tpar i'm Sauie oes
@rafen &raiinifi."
"1nmoelid! 9as muB elm ssrr.
tum iein."
"9urdous nidt. sSd babe i'm TO.
fort erfannt, uno oab er midi eben.
falls erfannte, betpies iein grIdref.
fen."
| Ser &ommer5ienrat itrid NIT Der
Sano iiber oie Stirne - er fonnte
oas ni6t 10 raid) faiien.
~l1no nie erflarte es Der Serr
@raf?"
! "S6 trof i'm leioer ni6t au
Sauie."
"Sie baben alio nod ni6t nit ibm
geipro6en?''
SD babe binterlaiien, oab id
mor9en friib tpteoerfommen ,polle."
(Sortieblng folgt)
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Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict Wundsabe

Erprobtes Heilmittei geeen ale Asea wou a.
ten us,d frischen WH,dsn. Gesctass,ssea, c.
waechser. Bissw,nden, karb.S,kein, sssS DaeHs
Geld nE durch Post Money Order n sr3lcAsn.
keine Stamps. - so Cents die ScharhAcl. bsi
]. 1. Stsab, l72o9 vatleyvisw Ave-, CasssaanA O.
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RittDs4, bex %. eeptemser 1943

r. berpflt1tet."
sd tpeiB bas tpobl; geieslib fann
man mid fir bic 9unmbeit ODER Ben
2ei9tiinn oes aaiiierers nidt Der.
antuortlid MAIDEN, aber, tpie eeiagt,
meine Sntereiien tueroen 5u iebr ge.
f6brbet, uno bon atpei l1ebeln rnuB
man bas neinite pdblen.''
&rafinffi bate fi9 erboben. CT
muBte iest, baB Der &aifierer nod
nibt beim &ommeraienrat ee,peien
par. 8rah ber Stlrm morgen aus,
10 bate er ibm nun idon borgebeugt.
,,@eben sic ins &aiino 2" fragte
Steinfelb, Der nun ald BON ieinem
Seiiel aufitano.
sd CLAUDE, man ertpartet midi BE-
reits bort, iagte Der 8ole. ,,Sie tper'
ben tpobl au9 binfommen2"
~sSn elmer balben Stunoe bin i6
BORT"
~Mlio auf @ieoerieben, Serr aom'
mer5ienrat.'
aiinfti oriifte ben 8anfier Ieid)t
Die Sano un0 perlieB oas 3itnmer.
X X X
Ser 8anfier blidte linn nit erniter,
gebanfenboller Miene na9, oann aog
er bic @lode.
,,Serr Starfe nod ba?" fraete er
ben etntreten6en 0iener.
sd CLAUDE uobl; er lit auemal Der
2este, Ser ft6 entfernt."
SD laiie i'm bitten"
Sdon in Der rdditen Wfinute trat
Der alte gu9balter Elm.
ugeur cine Srage tpiini9e i9 an
sic 5u ridten'', iagte Der &ommer-
aienrat. ,,8iiien sic bieIlei9t onnGs
bern6, tpie sroB bas @utbaben oes
@rafen &raiinifi if?"
,gttpas iiber 10000 EaIer."
ugr tpiini9t cine slntpeif ifung auf
2onbon int 8etraee bon 10000
Bf,tno."
uDieier getrag iiberiteiet iein Gut
baben."
"l1H 1000 Ealer", ersdnate Der
Banter; ,,oas min penig ODER sar
nihts bebeuten.''
3pii9en ben Brauen bes alten
Dudbalters 5eigte ii9 cine tiefe Sur
DE, ,,nb iein @eiidt nabm einen BE-
iorgten ausbrud an.
"Darf i9 gan5 often reben, obne
cine MiB6eutung meiner @orte~ Be-
fiirdten 5,t niiiien?" fraete er 90
gernb.
,@etpib'', ertnioerte @teinfelo
freunblid.
Scum oenn, i6 fange an, 3tpeifeI
81 begen, Oh @raf &raiinifi tpirfli9
Der reide bornebme Serr lit, fir 6en
er fid a,seibt."
Limb morauf itiiben iib oieie 8tpei=
feI?"
u@uf 8ernnutungen, un6 tpenn i9
es gera6e berausiagen ion, auf Ser
oadtsgriinoe, Die id leioer iest nod
nibt berraten oarf Sour ems, tpas
id felbft ent6edt babe, barf i6 anfiib-
rem. Sat Graf &raftnifi Sbnen ge-
iagt, 90 Ber 8eiu dbat?"
,,geein.'
u@in fremoer Serr lit angefon-
men, bieueidt elm uneebetener @ait,
oeiien antpeienbeit eebeim gebalten
fr1nrAptf fnm gQen1 ic, Aina nit Sn,4
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BY LEFT

Two hours laed destroyer Hammann sunk, her
skipper Comd Arnold Ellsworth True rescued from the water
and supporting enlisted He himself
did realize both dead Codr True
awarded the Navy Cross and the Medal
for herois pifes They to the
limit Of Do YOUR part Buy War Bonds
. Stamps!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

size similar plant makg$
changes required for the ApeuS
Along all the coasts shYyardS
are turning out cargo Vessels
and warShips OF all diFlcnSionS
and even IN Denver, high and
dry and landlocked, a thousand
miles from the sea, small boats
are built 10 carry the war to
the Jap.
CMALL-ARMS plants, ammu-
y milton plants and chemical
warfare plants are spotted here,
there and yonder, each sur
rounded by us complement Of
uprootcd American families liy-
ing catch-as-catch-can.
The freights on the long haulS
carry tanks and vehicles bound
for the Scaports and great
-lLaIlZ The -la1- cars contain
ing nobody knows what or par
tcularly wants 20 ask.
A specialist school teaches
limited service men 10 be-
" r. Of the new style An
other schools sailors 10 handle
buols and submarine and tor
pcd0 nets and 10 rig them m
current, 10 protect harbors and
ships and repair them If they
break
The peaceful, reluctant ma
tion OF 1910. which TOOK tho
alarm from President Roosevelt
IN that dramatic speech 10 Con-
grc>S after France went down.
NOW has lntcrnment camps for
enemy civilians and even some
native civilians. and Othc,
camp, for prisoner, Of war
taken IN action.
That, amid all this. some
American, can strike the W4f
industries is no serious impair
mrui Of The general picture of
War-minded diligence. To a far
greater extent than the Amer
IgaD people or Germany or Ja-
pan ever believed possible. the
nation IN three years has gone
20 war and day by day the
mighty power grows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

CORDUROY COATS AND CORDUROY REvERsIBLEs
Friday and Saturday only while So garments last. q q
Kelly green, red in the group. Misses sizes %
Crowleys-Bargain Basemen
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HANDKERCHIEFS, ca

S c c o ds. Mems and a
women's. Cotton. spun N
rayons. Plain white or W
prints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
WeStbrook Pegier:
WeStbrook Pegier:
America S War Effort
Modern World Miracle
BY wESTBROOK PEGLER

TT SHOULD comfort our against the political rrita
of the time realize that from sitting start in
June Henry Kaiser recently remarked there
were only 10000 alarmed soldiers available to
oppose Japanese invasion and those few scattered about
land United has become nation almost
totally devoted 10 works Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
NaZiS Dare
Allies iOCOnIe

LONDON. June 10 CUP)--The
German radio, in an especially
boastful broadcast last night. said
that every man landing on Euro
pean soil with arms in his hands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
z Nazi Fuqitives Free

EELTON. Tex. June 10 up
only Two OF the five German
soldiers Who bFOke out Of tho m
'ernueni area az North Camp
ilood yesterday still were at large
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
/. MISSES SIZES II TO is In The SALE

This low price gives you idea of what the suits
like They certainly intended sell at this
extraordinarily low figure.
Just check this list: Cool wooandrayon plaids
herrngbones checks gabadnes harline stripes in mo-
hair and rayon. WHAT SUITS And to think they're
only So Smarty tailored and styles in sizes IL IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

In that impressive speech de-
livered i'm Boston 10 gathering
of war induStrialistS and work.
erS from the plant, Kaiser con-
iecturcd that the AXIS actually
had let the pay BAH 90 for
called strike, and the third one
at that. when Hitler faded 10
push across the channel at
whatever immediate cost and
Japan hcsltatod 10 attack this
country without warning m the
West.
We had. I'm one round number
nothing 10 fight with, and with
Britain down and out and trl-
umphant and NcngciuI maniac
in the East and Japan ashore
in the West and RUSSIA still al
lied with Hitler. the United
States almost CcrtSrrfy must
have gone down fighting with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

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stretch. Irregulars OF nv
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"The Wishing We'll" has a
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
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would "either end up in a coffin
or IN "A prison camp.
I'VE are ready and waiting
for your wOuld-be second front
ers-and the sooner the better"
the broadcast said.
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HOOV ERETTES

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
knowledge Test
By DR.. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

Name it, ta) The smallest
of the great oceans; tb) the
scene of the first successful
flight of the Wright BROTH
erS; tcl the highest point in
Australia.
. Choose the answer: ta) Did
Button Gwinnett come from
MARYLAND or Georgia; tb)
did Samuel Adams come
from Massachusetts or Con-
nccticut: tc) Did Robert
Morris come from PennSyl-
vania or Kentucky?
3-What was II; ta) That
wounded Achilles; tb) that
pricked Sigurd; tc) that was
fatal to Baldur?
What nationality is he: ta)
Wilhelm Grimm. the story
teller; (b) Roland HAYES. the
singer: Co Henry Hudson,
a the\ explorer.
What do you know about
Rome; ta) How far is 1t
from tho mouth of the Tiber;
tb) how many hills is 1t
~ built on: (cl who were the
founders of the city?
6 What is il used for: cal
Lindbergh pump; tbl men,
thol: tc) microscope ?
Z How large is IL: Ca an ell;
tb) cubit; tc) a hand?
ANSWERS on opposite page.)
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Quick Que stions

What kind Of weapons are
referred 10 IN war news AS
ca half-traCk, tb) bazooka;
tc) duck?
Know your European map?
We'll. of the countries IN
Naded and absorbed by
Soviet Russia before this
war. which Is fartheSt north
Lithuania, Latvia or Es-
tonla?
Napoleon went into exile on
the island on which his life
ended. ST Helena, oct -,
1915. Where is ST. Helena ?
4 jamestown was The capital
of the first British colony IN
North America. OF what
present British possession is
Jamestown the capital?
3 Right or wrong: (a) Rouge
Is ferric acid. obtained by
calcining Sulphate Of iron;
tb) crocodilcs cannot she'd
tears .
s Princess ElizabcthA eldest
child and hciresS ot the
present king. is within a
year of the age az which
Victoria became ruler Of
Britain. What age was that ?
: Latest published work of the
poet-laureate Of Britain is
letter OF praise for crossword
puzzles m newspapers. Who
is The poct-laurcatc7
s What name rs given the only
woman called great IN the
Bible? III Kings itS1
(Answers on opposite page)