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NOT PLANES ALONE

But IN Scornful terms he re-
pudiated the suggestion that the
United Nations would rely en-
tirely on airplanes 10 pound the
AXIS TO It's knees.
he gave the impression that
any big land show against either
Germany or Japan would be pre-
coded by pulverizng air attack
for Germany. more of what she
has been getting recently; for
Japan. a lot OF the same which
She has tasted only once so far.
The first big ground operation
against Japan probably will open.
this fall IN Burma, but the BIG
show against the Japanese homo
land will not be many months
thereafter. according 10 the best
information here.
Praising the Russian people for
having torn what he called a
large part Of the CUTS out OF the
German army, Churchill declined
to suggest how the Soviet should
conduct itself in its relations with
Japan. However, he did say that
Russian strength would grow as
time goes on and that surely
their people must know that
Japan has watched the Soviet
Union with a purely opportunlstlc
owe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Reds Sink z Ships.
Capture z Villages

MOS c OW. May 26 up
Soviet troops seized four villages
in thruStS northwest of Moscow
today and the Russians announced
that navy planes have sunk six
landing vessels and an escort boat
IN the Black Sea off the eau
caSian coast.
The sinking of the seven vessels
by the Black Sea feet air arm
was believed TO have interrupted
German efforts 10 reinforce the
shrinking ANS brldgehead around
NovorosSisk IN the in northwest
Caucasus
(The Berlin radio acknowl-
edged that the SovietS have
gained naval superiority in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Pope, Polish Envoy
Confer on Russia

NEW YORK, May 26 HNS)-
The Vatican radio today reported
that Pope Plus had received the
Polish ambassador in private audi
ence and that a series Of Cere-
monies had been held in Rome
tor tttt1e Mastering t1ff- ffettSsta
turn 10 the true faith.
The CcreponlcS Commemorated
the 300th anniversary OF the rails
ing 10 Sainthood OF the Russian
martyr ST. JoSaphat who was
murdered after he had converted
many persons Of the Russian Or
thodoN religion back 10 the Roman
Catholic faith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Italian Troops Ready
To Defend Islands

LONDON, May IS GNS)-The
Daily Mail said in a Madrid dis
patch today that large numbers
of Italian troops were assembling
at Italy's mainland ports for i'm
mediate transport TO Sicily and
Sardinia.
From Stockholm, the News
Chronicle reported that the Ger
mans. fearing an Allied invasion
of Denmark had rushed 100000
reinforcements 10 Jutland, maxi
ing the Nazi garrison on that
peninsula 200 600 strong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Hedy Lamar 10 Wed
Actor John loder

HOLLYWOOD. May 2e up
Hedy Lamar was ready today 10
Embark on her third matrimonial
venture with John Loder an
actor. as the lucky man
Miss Lamar appeared with
Loder late yesterday AT the Santa
Monica marriage license bureau.
Trey said that as soon as their
respective studios gave them time
put Of other peoples arms on the
sound stages. they would marry
Is quietly as possible
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Registered U. S. Patent Office

Black Sea and also reported that
Russian troops have landed on
the Black Sea coast south of
NovoroSSiSk.D
Russian torpedo bomberS were
credited with sinking German
transport of 10000 tons in the
BarcntS Sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Attn Sleet
Hampers
Americans

WASHINGTON, May 26 GNS)
American forces on Attu Island
in the AleutianS drove through
snow and sleet today 10 wipe out
pockets OF Japanese troops in 4
slow advance TO drive the enemy
into the sea.
Secretary Of Navy Knox re-
vealed that the laps were cor
raled on a peninsula on the island
and indicated that it was just a
matter of time until they either
Aare- 4ped-nul- nEfnrced- SUI
render.
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Woman Attacked, Robbed

A young thug early today
dragged Mrs. Mary Daily -. OF
2733 Ferry Park. into an alley be-
tween Linwood and Lawton. at
tackled her and then robbed her
of 81 IN cash and a S54 check, &C
cording 10 police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
ITALIANS WARNED

Prime Minister Churchill advised
tho people of Italy yesterday 10
overthrow their leaders and sur
render 10 the JUSTICE of the United
Nations before II is too late HIS
blunt statement seemed 10 point
toward am impending Allied drive
IN The Mediterranean
Churchill and President RooSe-
Lelt discussed Allied War plans al
y White House press conference
late Yesterday. combining heir
statement Well within the bounds
.oi military security.
Judging from Churchlll's 40
minute discussion with about 200
American and British reporters
the Allied strategy calls for heavy
AIR blows against Japan. AS well
as Germany and Italy this year
with supporting land operations to
follow # The softening up process
X successful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

a group Of union p.ckets noleSted
girls attempting 20 60 70 work
maJc an unsuccessful attempt 20
ovrrturn an automobile and barred
me company president y. II. Al.
bright, from entering ms plant.
Tho factory is unorCanlIcd Al
bright said ano The flash pickctlnG
resulted n On, plant shutting down
and throwing 900 employees out Of
work.
The strike broke o.f SATURDAY
a~ rubber Workers protested 4 War
Labor Board decision granting
them 3-Ccn' hourly wage increase
M spite ot union demands tor an
Seen. boo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

The enlightenment of the japanese empire disclosed
by the Army and Navy Journal which pointed out that
L. S occupation of the principal points of the rngthe
Aleutans the Hawaiian Islands and the Solomons-pro
three invasion Toxic. The encrclng ring
publication said consists of three extending
from Dutch Harbor Midway, the second from Midway
through New Guinea and the third furnished by China
and lrmaa connected by secret Pacific bases. This,
coupled with Churchrs disclosure OF joint L. S.
British plans to intensity the in the Pacific is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
L. s., Britain Map Heavier Blows Against Japan
Interim Board
Supply
OF Food Asked

HOT SPRINGS, VA, May 26
INS)-The United Nations food
conference closed the hopper on
further projects today after re-
ccVing a United States proposal
calling for establishment of an
interim food commission, not later
than July 10.
The commission 10 carry on the
work of the Hot Springs confer
ence. it was clearly Indicated, will
be located in Washington, d. c.
L. =. REASSURED
And. as the decks were cleared
for the real work of the delegates
of a. governments meeting at this
mountain resort, Conference
Chairman Marvin Jones and the
American delegation issued these
statements of reinsurance TO the
American people and the world at
large
1.-The present conference has
nothing whatever 10 do
with relief during or after the
war. This viii he considered by
the relief conference soon TO be
called.
C-The American delegation
- will see that United States
interests are protected,
Prime function of the United
Nations interim commission on
food and agriculture, the L. s.
resolution set forth, would be the
formulation and recommends
ton 10 the member governments
of specific plan for permanent
international body 10 deal with
the problems of food and agricul-
fiITp -
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War To-day
Nature Defeoses
Bar Japs P6+n Z
To Chinese optic
Bv Paul ErNG

CHUNGKING CluNAS war
capital vrcr has ~, been mo-
Tested ay japanese planes for
nearly tUc years soon may sec
.consioerauI7 action from tho
ar.
II tho prediction O.. certain
officials quoted by tao Contra.
News Agency. come, true my
JapanesC VIII attcwpt q hIG
scale offensive westward alou-
the YanE'2e River
That The new japanese iac-
tics would not catch The Chinese
military authorities unprCparcd
is indicated by the statement
corning from the same source
that decisive battles VIII soon
he unfolded along the NanG'zc
in Western Hupcn
In all probability the Jap3-
ncse. when they attempt then
hhtz from where they are nov
based IchanC ON the NangtIe
and YuyanEkWan, approximately
SO kllometerS 10 The southwest
Of the strategic YanCtlc port -
viii come by way of The river.
This observation finds support
N the Official Central News
storN.
UPPER YANGTZE. a il is
known 10 residents Of the coun-
ny. i navgable only during
part OF the year. Even small
steamers in prewar days had 10
suspend service during the few
months when the river became
too shallow for navigation
Even during the moFhS when
the river IS navieahle, Upper
Yangtze is nv no means easy 10
negotiate. Only the most on
perienced pilots could bring
their ships safely up 10 Chung
king from points above IchanC
for from this latter city start
the treacherous Yangtze gorgeS
which have helped 20 make the
entire province OF SZechWan
practically Impregnabie
Unless the Japanese can Sc
cure services of highly expert
enced pilots. they Will find II
difficult 10 bring even their
smallest steam launches up the
rivera means Of tranSporta
lion which the enemy is most .
likely 10 use
But THIS is not the major
obstacle which may bar the way
Of the Japanese in their Al
tempted blitz on Chungking. In /
fact, in the days VII n the /
Nangtze was opened 10 interna-
tional shipping, The Japanese
took great pains IN learning
how 10 navigate this section of
China second longest river.
Their stored away knowledge
might help 10 surmount this OBJ
Stacle.
The major obstacle is the de-
lenses which nature has be- (
showed on China. The river
banks literally are natural de-
lenses in themselves II requires
no stretch Of the imagination 10
believe the defenders Will make
the approach of the enemy most
difficult,
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La gaceta., 1943-07-13

tie (la Escuela de Paris, en- la pin
tura contemporaries, por ejemplo)
cada uno seg1n ell talento propio,
pero derramando luz personal So
bre com1n intencion.
Esta claridad de perception en-
tire la red de una epoca, de una
generation debimos decir, su capa-
cidad de ~sintesis, permiten al Sc
nor Thibaudet trazar una carta
inteligentisima del pensamiento
frances contemporaries. Estudia,
sobre TODD, las influencias esprit
tuales de las obras; construye una
historic viva de la inteligencia.
Las diversas formas que toman
las c~reaciones del espiritu v u
relaciones con Ell tempo o ell ne
cho particular, constituyen ell va
Tor de este lihro. BESIDE luego, 81
analizamos segGn nuestras simpa-
tias, muchas veces Sc halla en-
desacuerdo grande y hasta en- enc
mistad completa. Pero la diferen-
cha de gusto y temperamento no 10
considero argumento en- un trata-
do de esta naturaleza.
Lo esencial es ell concepto del
senior Thibaudet expuesto tacita-
mente en- la estructura de su obra
y en- Ell detalle de cada parte de
la misma, acerca de 10 que es la
historic, 10 que debe ser una his
toria de la literature. Esta con-
ciencia es la que ofrece ell YER
dadero problema, y no la acepta-
ci6n o la desavenencia o algu-
mas de sus Opiniones.
Contra ell pensamiento de Met
zsche y de acuerdo con Dilthey. ell
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

individuo para ell senior Thiabau-
Diet Sc define por ell pasado Y Ell
pasado de cada uno es ell pasado
de todos - ell pasado hist6rico.
IEn donde reside la realidad his
t6rica de la literature? iQue es
la historic y en- especial la histo-
ria de la literature? jQue debe-
mos considerar hist6rico? Estas
sencillas preguntas nos dan la cla-
We de la intenci6n del senior Thia-
baudet y la significaci6n de su
obra en- relaci6n a otras historias
de literature contemporaries.
Bien sabido es que ell problema
en- la filosofia de la historic para
an Simmel cohsiste en- la selec-
ci6n de los hechos. Para los rea-
listas, como Dilthey o Raymond
Aron, la historic es una realidad...
pero esta realidad Sc transforma.
Y 81 para Dilthey reside mas en- ell
hombre mismo que en- ell aconteci-
miento, vemos que en- ell senior
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
HISTORIA DE LA LITERATURE
FRANCESA
POr LUIS cARDozA Y ARAGoN

diferente. No nos procupa avert
guar cuanto vive una generation,
como la imagen aquella - tan
desvalida va - de la antorcha pa
nateneica. No hay punto determi-
nado en- ell cual ana generation
entrega su herencia cultural a
otra generation. Cuanto mas a.
proximamos ell concepto genera
ci6n a esa imagen, a una realidad
Immediate, mas difiicil es conocer-
10.
Por otra parte, en- la obra que
comentamos no Sc descuida nunca
ell valor individual, asf como tam
POGO Sc insiste acknowledgements
en- la importancia de una influen-
cia ~conjunta. De las relaciOnes
entire la significaci6n de los valo-
res individuales y la significaci6n
de una generation, mace la clari-
dad de este libro lleno de p~asiones
Y reticencias que lie dan ell calor
~necesario para leerle con avidez,
mas ALA de su clara exposition
crftica.
En- medic de las corrientes or
ganizadas en- la carta nautica del
senior Thibaudet, de sus meandros
y complicaciOnes, encontramos al
gunos grandes solitarios estudia-
dos en- su dureza irreductible, en-
su marcha a contracorriente, por
encima de 10 conocido, hacia nue.
vas tierras aGn no precisadas en-
lso mapas de las epocas en- que
~vinieron, tales como Stendhal y
Jean Arthur Rimbaud.
Las ideas, las aspiraciones de
una generation, Sc italian ligadas
al pasado y a cierta esperanto
del porvenir con mas nitidez que
ell entrelazamiento que las vidas
individuales ofrecen entire ST. En-
una generation encontramos HON
bres de diversos pafses Y continen-
ties, de diversas edades - a wees
con grandes diferencias de amos,
empenados en- una labor semejan-
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

Ger una agencia capaz de suminis-
trar noticias aparte de las obteni-
das por medic de las asociaciones
de prensa o corresponsales especial
les. Esta organization era inte-
grada por personals enemigas del
Partido Nazi, algunas de las cuales
habian sidO obligadas a entrar en-
las filas de csc partido V por consi-
guiente tenian suiciente para odiar
a Hitler. Asi es que estas perso-
mas llegaron a ~constituir las "Fuen-
ties Secretas" de informaciones v
noticias trascendentales que pro-
dujeron sensacionales p~ron6sticos
en- la prensa.
En- ell prefacio del libro, Lowell
Thomas, celebre comentador de no.
ticias radiadas, Sc expresa como
sigue: "Despues que ell senior Will
liams regreso de Europa disponia
solamente de los recursos del
Greenwich Time pequeno rotativo
de gran circulation establecido en-
las inmediaciones de Greenwich.
Connecticut. De su carpeta, en- csc
periodico ell senior Williams, co..
memo q publican una noticia tras-
cendental tras otra v, natural
mente, nos tenia a todos no sola-
mente en- la oscuridad sino al mismo
tempo algo desconfiados. Nos
preguntabamos como es possible que
un hombre obtenga informaciones
semejantes cuando los grandes SER
vicios de prensa norteamericanos
no 10 pueden hacer, nj tampoco los
importantes peri6dicos poseedorcs
de u propios medios de obtener
noticias. Algunos de nosotros du-
dabamos de la eXs"titud V valor de
las informaciones de Williams, perO
la historic comenz6 a vindicarlo v
a confrmGr su obra.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

Acaso olvidando la capacidad
y la experienced de IN maestro
como Albert Thiabaudet o por IL
gereza en- la appreciation, Sc han
puesto excesivas reservas a la es-
t%ructura de su Historic de la Lite
ratura Francesca (desde 1889 has
Ia nuestros dias), O%rganizada por
corrientes de pensamiento, por ST
tuaciones y aspiraciones que Ell ha
recogido bajo ell nombre mas ge-
neral, cIaro y aprOpiadO de gene
raciones.
En- ell prefacio ell senior Thia-
baudet hace esta advertencia, que
no ha parecido suficiente: "Por
nuestra parte, a~doptaremos un or
den cuyos Inconvenience y cuya
arbitrariedad no nos disturbances,
pero que parece tener la ventaja
dc seguir muy de cerca la marcha
de la naturaleza, de coincidir mas
fielmente con ell cambio imprevi-
sible Y la duraci6n viva, de adap-
tarse mejor a las dimensiones or
dinarias de la vida humana, a la
realidad y ell producto de I'M ac-
tidad humana: es Ell orden por ge-
neraciones."
En- ell fondo, es la menos arbi-
traria de las divisiones. Su es-
tructura esta regida por ell enca-
denamiento de las ideas: sus lu-
chas, evoluci6n, resultados y di-
versus influencias. Els decir, ell
material mas concrete que puede
~ofrecernos la literature, estudiado
en- sus relaciones mas concretas
con ell tempo y ell espacio.
Ell error ha consistido en- darle
concepto generation un sentido
precario, puramente biol6gico tenn
81 10 analizamos asi, la con-
Sc crea con facilidad. Por
su n~aturaleza (tal como nos pare
ce que fue comprendido por ell Sc
nor Thiabaudet o como n~osotros
queremos comparatively creemos
que debe considerarse de manera
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

Thibaudet hay equiibiO q
dos tendencias, sin que ?
afirmar que es solo una
concordia eclectica.
En- arte no existe ail
misma MEDIA, ell rigOr qu
teriza a las ciencias. La
son, siguen siendO, "bellas
mas, "horribles", malls
que la critica alcance clert
dad objetiva. iBases de
ca? iNuestros sentiment
mos llegado va al plano
teorfa del conocimiento' b
reno p%uramente estetl'''
nor Thibaudet no cree q'
tee ningdn problema iaI
tai.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
I'm General revela una formula cientf6ca
de bOmbardeO para destrOzar al Eie

s 50 obietiyos militars.
d de, reducir ell poder detsS.
n uel enemlgo, sobre fS6rss.
pianos, eampos de syisSlS
r r ? los aviones , comSa
Cuando Ell enemigo Va v ma q
mentar sus defenssss~' l1
ineurslones aereas Sc Tsal
eabo mas adentro del ley oss
las potencias del Eie 'eTIlt
parte del programa tis "a /
IA destruction de los ny.
tantes centres de pro dlss
enemigo por medic ~ 4
aereos concentrates sob,.
br1cas de productos quimio.,'
%aeroplanos, plantasS 4t H.
otros centres industrial
parte final del programa "
raj consiste en- Ia deStrDu.s.!:
seleccionados Objetivos mi N.Y.
gran importancia asi como !.
bardeo sobre obietivoQ :.
escapadOs o reconstruido, " !
de las tres primeras partss ! !
grama de bombardeo, y
/, FL general Sorenseu. i,
barge, opina que presciDss.,
la efectividad de su fS,T,
bombardeo, la ocupaci6n : \
ci6n final del enemigo sers J J
da, necesariamente, Dor las
de terra.
Ell general tambiin dis !
caclon del por que Ia efs1
del poderio aereo Alemsr
resultado en- la bataIls Il
terra.
"Alemania, jiio Ell men,
General, bombarde6 con
lanzado bombas sin IN obisti
terminate Y esper6, en- ys5
alguna casualidad lie argdsrs
destruction de los put@ 4
les"
La campana del NOts Il I
segGn ell general, denosI
efectos Obtenidos con u 1
cientffco de bombardeo. u
bardeo sobre las fundiciu
acero, refnerfas y Otras
situadas en- Europa reduiOh
de los suministroS alema
Norte de Africa. Los
situados en- Ell MediterraneO
CAST inutilizados pOr %
mientras los aviones de TIA
del Eje fueron blOqueada
Fuerzas Aereas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
Un periodisto reIoto ciertos
Acontecimientos historicos

NUEVA YORK.-El senorI
Wythe Williams, conocido in
ternacionalmente como CORES
ponsal y su representante en-
Europa, ell senior William Van
Narvig, relatan la historic de
algunos grandes acontecimien-
tos en- su nuevo libro titulado
"Fuentes Secretas." Entire
estaS noticias de gran trascen-
dencia estan incluidas las si-
guientes: Como ell Ministro de.
Relaciones Exteriores de Ale
mania, Won Ribbentrop, forzo
al Condo Ciano a aceptar ell
acuerdo germano-ruso; la adj
mission del Jap6n como MEM
bro del Eje; ell Vuelo de Ru-
dolf Hess a Gran Bretana la
ocupaci6n alemana de Paris V
ell papel ~desempenado por Goe-
ring en- eSa acci6n.
Los sehores Williams Y Van Mar
Wig Sc c%onocieron por primera vez
en- Europa en 1915 cuando Williams
ocupaba ell cargo de corresponsal
del NeW York Times. Despues de
v%einticuatrO amos Sc encontraron
otra vez en- la ciudad de Nueva
York. Ell senior Van Narvig, Quien
presto servicios en- ell ejercito russo
Y mas tarde en- ell de Finlandia,
lego a conocer intimamente a Ale
mania y Russia. Ademas, Sc mar
tenia en- contacto con parientes re-
sidentes en- Berchtesgaden, retro
montanes de Hitler, en- los Alpes
Bavaros. Uno de u parientes fue
socio de Hitler en- la epoca del in
fructuoso golpe de Munich de 1923.
"Cuando Hitler subi6 al poder, dice
ell senior Williams, este hombre, que
va habia llegado a una edad algo
a~vanzada, fue nombrado por Hitler
en- un puesto en- ell Berghof
como miembro de la servidumbre
del Fuehrer. Van Narvig pas6 va
rias Semanas con su pariente, sin
lamar la atenci6n de los demas.
pero al mismo tempo observando
TODD 10 que sucedia. A traves de
estas observaciones lego a la con-
clusi6n de que otra guerra era in
minente."
Ell plan
En- una reunion que celebraron
en- 1889 estos dos hombres Sc pusie-
ron de acuerdo sobre un plan por
medic del cual ell senior Van Narvig
suministraria infOrmaciones secre-
tas al senior Williams. Mas tarde
ell senior Van Narvig regres6 a
E,,vD,. 60 Il --.NEsA. ~
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

WASHINGTON. - Ell bri-
gadier general Edgar F. So
renson, jefe auxiliar de las
Fuerzas Armadas de los Esta-
dos Unidos, describe reciente-
mente una formula cientffica
para bombardear los terrific
rios del Eje en- Europa.
La formula consiste en- una ope-
raci6n aerea en- gran escala seme-
JAMIE al sistema dc bombardee
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

general que permiti6 la conquista
del Norte1 de Africa y de las islas
italianas situadas en- Ell Mediterra-
neo, hacienda possible la aperture de
las rutas marftimas a las embarca-
clones de las Naciones midas. Di-
cho sistema consiste en- la estricta
Observance de la polftica de las
Naciones midas, de bombardear
solamente objetivos militares.
Ell programa del general Soren-
sen Sc compone de cuatro par
tes. Los primeros ataques Sc hacen
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
81, Senior

ST, Senior
Compre la pintura B. l.
veMde solamente Gu
KING-GRECO HARDWAkl
ga. Avenida Gale !
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Quick Questions

What kind of weapons are
referred 10 IN war news As
(a) half-track, tb) bazooka;
CO.. duck?
2 Know your European map?
Well. of the countries in
Vaded and absorbed by
Soviet Russia before this
war. which is farthest north
Lithuania, LatVia or ES-
tonia?
81 Napoleon went into exile on.
the island on which his life
ended, ST Helena, Oct. ID,
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?
) Right or wrong: ta) Rouge
Is a ferric acid, obtained by
calcinlng Sulphate of iron;
Cbj crocodiles cannot shed
tears
6 Princess Elizabeth, eldest
child and heiresS Of the
present king, is within a
year OF the age at which
Victoria became ruler of
Britain. What age was that?
published work of the
y poet-laureate. of Britain is a
letter of praise for crossword
puzzles in newspapers. Who
IS the poet-laurcate2
S What name is given the only
woman called great IN the
Bible? CI Kings 4:S)
tAnSwers on opposite psge)
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knowledge Test
sy DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

Name il: (a) The smallest
of the great oceans; tb) the
scene of the first successful
flight of the Wright broth
ers; (c) the highest point IN
Australia.
, Choose the answer: ta) Did
Button Gwinnett come from
Maryland or. Georgia; OBJ
did Samuel AdHns come
from Massachusetts or Con-
necticut: Co Did Robert
Morris come from Pennsyl-
vania or Kentucky?
What was il: ta) That
wounded Achilles; tb) that
pricked Sigurd; (c) that was
fatal TO Baldur?
4-What nationality is he: (a)
Wilhelm Grimm. the story
teller; (b) Roland Hayes. the
singer; (c) Henry Hudson,
the explorer.
What do you know about
Rome; (a) How far is It
from the mouth of the Tiber;
Oh how many hills is it
built on; Cc) who were the
founders of the city?
6-What is it used for: Cal
Lindbergh pump; (b) men,
thol; tc) microscope?
7-lIow large is IL: (a) an elli
tb) a cubit; (c) a hand?
(Answers on opposite pags.D