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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02

Nnt SuuIhdl llIt. -
Hiuer's armies are crum-
bling fast in Russia, and while
they are prepared TO put up
a powerful fight in North
Africa, it probably can amount
10 no more than delaying
action.
The luftwsffe has proved
unequal 10 the demands put
upon II by the eastern, western
Europe and African fronts. 1t
is deteriorating steadily, while
the combined American. British
and Russian air forces are
as steadily growing stronger.
Allied planes have attained
superiority on all three fronts.
IN DESPERATION, Hitler
intends 10 concentrate on
smashing Allied shipping and
supply lines, remembering that
in 1917 the submarine blockade
almost starved England out.
The submarine is a power
full defensive as well as Of
fensive weapon for Hitler's
purposes. Allied supply lines
are many and long. They ex-
tend across the Atlantic TO
the British Isles, through the
Arctic 20 Russia, into the
Mediterranean for the African
campaign. and around the Cape
of Good Hope to the Middle
East. Russia, India and China.
The Allied expeditionary
forces must be kept supplied
or they will be unable to
function. When the time comes
for mass invasion of Europe,
the Allied supply problem will
be terrific and Hitler may be
able to make the invasion
extremely hazardous unless
the U-boat menace is over
come.
A u TIL ORIT A T | V
BRITISH sources warn against
extremes of optimism or de-
preston over mounting mer-
chant shipping losses, but it
is admitted both in London
and Washington that the
situation gives cause for con-
Germ.
II il estimated in London
that Hitler will have as many
as 700 submarines by spring.
He is building them much
faster than the Allies can
sink them, at the rate of 20
10 30 month.
To offset this somewhat,
Allied shipbuilding is keeping
ahead of losses. However,
losses Increased in January
over December and the cam
paign is expected to reach its
peak by spring, 80 that Hitler
may be able TO overcome the
Allied margin.
WITH 700 submarines, Hit
Ter could keep perhaps as
many as $50 at sea at one
time. The remainder would
be in port as reserves or
for overhauling. That means
as many as 100 submarines
could be lurking along the
Mediterranean-South Atlantic
route, and perhaps another
100 on The North Atlantic,
with some left over for the
Russian Arctic route.
In appointing Grand Ad-
mirsl Karl Doenitz 10 be
commander of the German
navy, Hitler has indicated
the Importance he attaches TO
the submarine campaign and
the ruthlessness with which
he intends 10 wage it. Doenitz,
submarine expert, replaces
Admiral Erich Raeder, who
long has been close 10 Hitler.
DOENTTZ is known as a
merciless killer. He declared
ne would put the entire Ger
man navy into the undersess
campaign, presumably includ-
ing personnel
OF the proposals advanced
for meeting the U-boat
menace, the one most FIRE.
quently heard is a sharp in
crease in escort vessels. That
presents its problems because
Of the far-hung nature Of
Allied operations. II may be
that the British government
committee on submarine uar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02

The Wishing Wen has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
So Ia JBSCOT BUILDING. 5th Floor,
Corner Fort and Criswold Cherry 3l7o
6os. 10 MAJESTIC BUILDING
Cor Woodward & Michigan CAdIIIso oes6
lao MICHIGAN. Cor. Shelby. Third Floor
Lafayette Building Cadillac s3S2
l4l46 GRATiOT AVE. across from Mont
gonery Ward) Arlington 3to0
1892 GRATIoT. above Harper PLsss ttst
1908 JEFFERSON AVENUE EAST
Corner Dicksrson LEnoS of56
WEST
77o7 MICHIGAN AVENUE
Corner Central Wnswood z-7l5o
-FoR VICTORY BUY vAR sA'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
GETS BREATHING SPELL

The German official news
agency, quoted by the Nazi Radio
Paris said =Ramnel= had slowed his
retreat considerably, because the
terrain afforded good protection
from Allied air attacks.
The most strenuous fighting in
several weeks was officially re-
ported south of Pont du FANS,
which is southwest of Tunis, and
in a mountainous area in the Gus
seltia Kairouan region, which
guards the approaches to Sousse,
below TuniS.
Gen. Henri Honore Giraud an
nounced that his French forces
had thrown back all German at
tacks with heavy losses,
These thruSts and the thrust to-
ward Faid bespoke a German
eagerness 10 keep open the coastal
road TO the Tunis-BiZcrte area, and
suggested that Rommel would re-
treat all the way 10 northern
Tunisia. without making a spirited
stand at the Mareth Line, so to
So miles inside the border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

HOLLAND PARK
1881 WOODWARD AVENUE, Ind Floor
Terminal Arcade TOwnssrd e-2l1l
At FERNDAlE
22750 WOODWARD AVE. 2nd r., Room 2il
Cor. 9 Mile e. Woodward. Ferndale
Phone: Lincoln 2-1eoo
GRAND RIVER
1881 GREENFIELD AZ Grand River
opp, Montgomery Ward vErmont $500
9225 GRAND RIVER
Above Joy Road HOssrth yAlo
e76s GRAND RIVER
Corner Livernois Hossrth $500
DEARBORN
1908 MICHIGAN AVE. One block vest Of
Schaefer Road Oregon s6lo
Ofhsr ones Thronf Lovi ARligss-
See Your PhoHs Boob foT tie Add'sss
offh, once Nsorsa You
AlCS STAMPS EVERY PAY-nAY------m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
EQUAL VOTING RIGHT

"Second, upon his employ
ment, he shall have equal voting
rights with any other employe
In any union. and any employe
and management plan of the
employer.
Third. his seniority In rela-
ton 10 other employees OF draft
age should date rs Of the day
he enlisted or was indicted into
his country's service.
"And. further, II there Is any
question about the capabilities
or the sincerity. of our war
workers. bring hack groups Of
20 or so OF these men from
these hell-holes (the front lines)
at $50 per month, place them In
the factories In uniform. side
by side with the rest OF us, and
you will soon find out whether
you are doing your maximum
or not"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
Billions Spent
Now 10 Rectify
Error, He Says
Renews Plea TO Free
Returning Troops From
Labor Union Control

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2 (UP).-
Capt. Eddie V. Rickenbacker said
today that this nation had spent
billions 10 destroy selfreliance,
initiative, Imagination and indi-
viduality-"tryinG 10 plan the
lives Of 100000 people by a
few and now was
spending its war billions too re-
create those same qualities.
In a speech 10 the Advertising
Club Of Los Angeles, he said men
returning from this war do not
want and Will not accept regi-
.mentation OF their lives or planned
economy. He added:
"And II IL time now that our
Congress should provide legis-
latiOn, so, first, upon his release
or discharge, any member of
our armed forces can he en-
plOyed by any employer without
having 10 join any organized
labor unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
Remuneration Crushed T. s. Initiative, Rick Charges
= Yank Columns
Menace ROIllIlleI

KorpS, meanwhile. exchanged ar
tillery fire west OF Zuara. 80 miles
from the Tripolitania Tunisia
border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-02
War Today
Hitler Bolsters
His U-Boat Fleet
in Desperation
BY LOUIS +. kEEMLE
United Prrss War Analyu

ADOLF HITLER has fallen
back on the only weapon
which gives him any hope AZ
all of avoiding total defeat
the submarine.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

Satten 1t1lb Der Maeeren. Damn er1t
1piro's rubiger perben am Sii9.
8enn mir aber oieien 8es nidt 1pdb=
len pollen, gibt's nod einen anoern.
9ie Gbrilten n1iinen Gbrilten tperoen
Nidt MIR IN Der Stride 11no bieaeiht
nod i'm 9auie, ionOern au6 i'm io5ia-
len 8erfebr 5tpiiden Meniden uno
Wenl9, 5tpil6en Stano unb Stano,
golt uno 8olf. 9as aber lit Dor auen
|eine religioie Srage, nidt eine poli=
tiide unb nidt cine tpirtlbaftli6e.
Die Srage lit Die, fir Die @in5elnen
uno oie Golter, tper am1 Gii9 gu be-
feblen bat. Oie Sraee lit oie, tper Der
Serr oes Sauies lit. Die io5iale Niid=
iibtsloiigfeit. 9ie @rauiamfeit, Die
8arbarei, Die 8eitialitdt ser @dlte
gegeneinanber, miro ert Damn tpieoer
aufboren, ipenn ale, bic am Giide tit
5en, 6ie Satten uno Die Sungrisen,
uieoer an oen &ausberrn ,lno fem
oberltes &ausgeieb glauben. go tpie
es Baulus in ser beutteen gpiitel
i6iloert.
Das oberlte Sausgeies aber, bas
man 1pieoer bon neuem iiber ben gin=
gang gum Slid oes 2ebens i9reiben
miiBte, lit bieies: Du ioui BEN &errn
Deinen @ott Iieben bon gan5em Ser
gen unb bon ganaer Seele. Sen NGd-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

Bdpite in 5ablIofen Munbidreiben uno
annogebungen Die geitorte Dronung
am Sifd oes 12ebens tpieoerber5uitel-
len. Manhes bat 6a uno bort iib ge-
beiiert. aber i'm @roBen unb @an5en
lift Die 8irtidaft 10 traurig ipie ie.
8ir Diiien nidt, nit ipelden Witteln
Der Serrgott idlieBlid Srbnung ma-
den miro. aber Die 3abI oerienigen
ih groB, uno miro INNER GROCER, Die
Der Mniidt itnb, oaB bic Orbnung nnr
nod berselteat tperben fann burb eine
9iftatur. 9ur1 cine Der idredli6-
item Diftaturen. Dur6 Die 9iftatur
oes Sungers. Des Sungerto6es Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

|nibt 5u @noe, uno tpdbreno ii6 Die
|alteren Mdnner uno Srauen Der eu-
ropaiiben 3ioilbepolferuns BEL Iange-
rer &riegs6auer langiam 5u @rabe
bungern Deroen, oiirfte Elm GROCER
Sell oieier el1ropdiiden Sueenb bem
Sooe getpeibt iein.
Ser 8eribt bes S. M. u. bringt
eri6iitternbe 8elege bafiir bel, oaB ste
Sterbli6feit in Ser europdifben &in-
oertpelt infolge Ser 5unebmenoen Ser
fnapplmg Ser 2ebensmittel, ser &lei-
ser uno Der Sei5mittel Coon oen ir1=
mer troitloier tperoenben 8obnungs<
berbdltniiien uno Ser ianitdren Bolts
perna6laiiiguns ear nidt gu reben)
f6on iett fl1rbtbarer lit, als ielbIt Die
peiiimiitii6iten 8eurteiler auf unierer
Seite bes O5eans angenomnen bat-
ten. l1eberau auf Dem Mlten &orti-
nent miro man es nod oem &riege
nit elmer beranuadlenben Genera
tion 5u tun baben, Die nibt nur bur9
oas Snngeriterben in ben Sabren Der
Sitleri6en ,,geeuen Srbnung" be5i-
mtert, ionoern al,9 obne Soffnung
fitr cine geiunoe lnb gliidlibe 3u=
funft lit unb, iotDeit fie iiberbaupt gu
boiler forperlider 0feife ge6eibt, I'M
moglid einen tuirtlid lebenstiidtigen
! lgea6pu6s berborbringen fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
SMgenDtD0 tt Guropa

Muf nibt neniger aIs 10000, 900
be5iffert cine geroffentlidung oes
Srternationalen Mrbeitsamtes Die
3abl Der &inber mr1ter is Sabren
guropas, Die, faus Der &rieg morgen
5n Gnoe fommen iolte, fiirforgebe-
oiirftig fem tpiroen.
2et6er fon1mt nun Der &rieg aller
menfbliben @abribeinlibfeit na6
morgen ooer inn ndbiten Monat nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
9Q8 QetD her Mubertt
Son sSeroinano 8ot

OoI OCLol|tu4tu "OOA
Du offneit cine 3eitung uno Iieft
tie boiler grnit l1no Gorge. Das 2ei6
bon Fauienoen, ia bon Millionen
i6reit Dir aug BEN brudfdnar5en Get
tern entgegen. ueberan &rieg. &aB,
nnerbittli6e, blutise &dn1pfe, Bon1-
braoierungen, Seuben, &ungersnot,
oenen Minionen Meniden gum Op-
fer fallen Das alles ninmt bid cine
3eitlang gefansen - bu fdlieBft bic
3eitung mieber, legft fie beoddtis auf
Die Seite, trinfit oeinen Mbenofaffee,
uno i6on bait ou tpieoer bergeifen,
mas on an 5orgenbollere1n geleien
|baIt.
glm Mittag nno Mbeno iese1t ou
lam Gabio, borit tGglih bonn Morben
ungliidliber unbefannter. bic iid be-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

/ @efpiB iino oie 8erbdltniiie in bie-
Iiern Bunfte nod nidt in alien feft-
llanoeuropdifden 2dnoern glei1
lidlimm. Mit oem ipeiteren Gortgang
oes Grieges 0iirfte iid ieoo6 Die ihon
liest itarf in grideinung tretenoe Gem
oen5 our geranseneinerl,ng oes NOR
oeriiden Maiienelen6s in gang Sitler-
europa ourdieben. 9abin tpirft nidt
MIR Der &rieg ielber. Diesmal treten
bielmebr, i'm @eeenfab 5u BEN Gu
itdnoen Der lesten Sabre bes eriten
B8eltfrieges, 5u ben natiirliben
Griegsfolgen mad ben @orten llnieres
Praltoenten 30 m9. Nobember nod
Die gelpollten 8irfungen Ser oeutIden
Offupationspolitif bi115u. DieIe Der.
| folgt ia, tpie Hooiebelt es Dor oen Ser
tretern Der uN&NM- -Signoturm6bte
lGgte, ~nur einen 3ped, ndmlib 6en,
Die 3ipilbebolferung Der unterio9ten
Gebiete 5l1 bilfloien Saufen lnterer.
nabrter, an 2eib unb Seele gebro9e,
ner, fraft- uno boffnungsIoier &aIb-
menlden 5u re6u5ieren, Die miibelos
bon bem Serrenbolfe beriflabt uno
als cine Mrt menidlider 2aittiere &C.
braudt tperoen fonnten."
8ir baben Die begriinoete Soft
nung, baB Elm raIder Sieg Ser Ser.
Nationen iiber ben braunen Gatanis<
mus oieie ia6iitiide &ednung our9-
freu5en ODER tpenigitens oas gluer-
|idlimmite berbinbern miro. Mber giin-
ltigitenfals miro oo1 oamit al rea-
men iein, oab oie berbitterten, ausge.
mergelten, Dielfad ausgenubten uno
mibbraubten Meni9en guropas, Die
Sitlers ,,Neue Sr6nune" iiberIeben,
Die Notbilfe- un6 Observation-Disclosures
leme ser Nadfriegs5eit in unboritell=
barem Mabe eridperen tper6en. Den-
nod: bic 2ofung oieier Brobleme in
Dem Sempo Der aGmdblihen Befrei-
ung &ontinentalel,ropas bonn Jlud
oer Sitler-8eiesung - 1lno bas gilt
audi bon Deutiblano felber, Dem er=
iten bon ben 5eritoreriiden @e,paIten
oes Sitler+Nibilisn1us eroberten Gam
oe! - lit cine gebieteriIde Not1penoig-
felt uno bilbet in @abrBeit eine 10
nottpenbige Bbaie bes Befreiunes-
fampfes Der Menl6beit tpie Die be.
maffnete MISUNDERSTANDING nit benz
Observation-Disclosures" ielber. 9ie
fiinftge tpabrbafte Neuorbnune guro-
pas muB nit Sreibeit uno 9e1nofra=-
tie 5ugleid bie Bie6erfebr oes menf6-
liden Initanoes, menibIider 8uroe
ltno geitderter menidlider griften5.
mogli9feiten bringen, tpenn oie be,
freiten 8olfer ni6t abermaIs ent<
tduidt iueroen iouen. Cine ioIde @nts
tauifu1ng niir6e BEN Samen neuer
Weaiienmebeleien fden, Die 1en Inter
|gang oes 4benblanbes beiiegeln miBs
ten. - N. 9. Staatsoeitung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Streit am Siide

Qn Ole VpllIel UUIN WuIlHluDIc llt
Sauie bes 2a5arus, Der Maria uno
Martba, cine praftiide 8etradtung
an lno fbaut nit Dem Seilano bonn
SpeiIeIaale binaus in bic gSelt. gr
iiebt oas 2eben, tpie es lit: 6ie Holitif
ser Ma9tbaber Der groe, bas, mas
man iest Birtidaft nennt. @eperbe,
Snouitrie, Sanbel, @ei6dft. llnb oa.
su sic @eieuidaft. 8ie Die 2eute ell
ien uno trinfen unb iib unterbalter.
l1no iest fonn1t ibm bas Iues Dor
tpie elm ungebeurer Eiid BON Sonnens
anfang Big Communicating. Wit
ca. 100000 @alten. Sopiel gibt
es iest ungefabr Meni6en auf groen.
Gin Invertebrates 8ilo: Der Eiid
bes 2ebens. &ein i60nes 8ilo 5tuar.
gmil Tieoler fat es in ieinem 8u6
Ser neue Menid" einmal eeidiloert.
Seoer il,9t ben onoern auf Ben letten
8las gu ibieben. sSeoer greift obne
&udiidt auf BEN anbern nod ben be-
iten 8r0den. Sic baben elm flangpones
6remomort oafiir gefunben. Gle nen-
men es freie &onfurrens, tpenn es iih
Inn Mann gegen Mann banoelt, ODER
0otionalismus, tpenn es Inn gan5e
2anoerItride gebt. gs lit audi gar fei>
ne SeItenbeit, bielmebr cine Eii6re'
gel, oab oie @aite an Der Safel oes
2ebens iid eegenieitig NIT 5ubtrit'
ten traftieren uno reeelre6te &eile@
reien Inn oas tagli6e giien auffilb=
rem. 60 lit au9 Der Eiidton. 8enn
einn1al ausnabn,speiie geiprod)en on
Itatt gei6rien miro, oann reoet Seoer
nur in Der Sdiprade. go itebt es
beute inn allgemeinen nit Der io5ta'
len 2iebe uno 8ertrdeli4feit Der
GbrtIten.
SIR f6nnen uns borItenen, tpas Der
Seilano, menn er bel,te am Sii6 oes
2ebens erI6einen tpiiroe, ben 2,OOO,=
100000 @Giten - ettpa per Hao1o,
bamit man i'm aud in Sapan lno
Mmerifa b0ren fonnte - iagen tpiiroe:
0os 2eben lit elm Gid. @eoedt fur
olle. l1no Die Safel bes 2ebens tit
arob uno reid. Blab fir ales 2,OOO,-
100000. l1nb @ebra11d)- ,1nb @enuBz
otter an ueberfluB. Sd babe ale
eingelaoen. Sd, Ser Serr Der eroe'
oenn bur6 MIDI lit iie sema6t NOR
oen. 8eil i6 eingelaoen babe, bot
feiner oas &edt, oen anoern auf Die
Seite au oriiden. an meinen Sii6 gilt
qleides ga itredt fir alle, nidt Snult=
red]t. gei an nltanbieer 9tiidiif)tnabme
ees einen fann ieoer mebr befommen,
oIs er our6aus notig bat. &einer
brau6t 5u bungern.
Oieies @o1tredt Ser Siebe uno Ser'
trGgli6feit iollte, na6oem es am
Sdopfunesmoreen uno Damn ,pieoer
bon gbri1tus berfiinoet tporoen tit,
unter gbriIten tpenigItens, angemeines
MenIden- uno 80lferredt geporoen
Iein. Mber trot gbriitus lit Ger Streit
am Slid beute getpalttatiger oenn ie. !
ga es lit 10 tpeit gefommen, oab 1nan
ni1t mebr nit @orten, ionbern I'M
allgemeinen nur nod nit MafGinen'
setpebren, &anonen, Ban5ern, 8oms
BERN un6 fliegenben Seitungen ii6 am
Si!db miteinanoer unterbdlt. SIT Der
8eltfrieg inn @runbe genommen et'
1pas an6eres aIs elm Streit am Slid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

item aber. ben 9rnoer am Eii9, tpie
bid ielbit. gor aIlen bnbet oie 2iebel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

Neben ieiner erniten slrbeit i'm
&laiien5immer finoet Gep. q. 90.
@uentber, S.S., i'm ganilius Col
lege, 8uffalo, sc. g., 3eit, Mooelle
bon altflaiiilden @ebauoen 5uians
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% % @ @ % s:ns s . ss: s s
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18

Sights You Don't See From a Bus:
The elderly lady, who peddles posies
on Broadway, wearing the four blue
star button as proudly as Macarthur
wears his four stars The steady
customer at the Hickory House who
brings his own potatoes The
landowners studying sign painter
near the Follies stage entrance, with
all those shapely ankled chorines
nearby! The West 48th Street
block between 9Th and 9th where
you can buy almost anything-from
a hand grenade to a home in the
country wholesale.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18

preston are: sauer kraut, 80 per
cent; cabbage, 80 per cent; pota-
toes, rs per cent; onion, beets and
carrots, IS per cent; egg powder,
so per cent; hamburger, so per cent;
dehydrated soups, so per cent. One
pound of potato bricks yields "a
helpings. A five-gallon container of
dried tomatoes swells to quarter
OF a ton when water is added.
Dehydrated Foods Flavorful.
AS contrasted with their crude
predecessors of World War I, to-
days dehydrated foods are flavor
full. Dunked and cooked in water,
these foods emerge with almost no
sacrifice of flavor and with practi-
cally no loss of proteins, carbohy-
drates, and minerals. They suffer
no greater loss of vitamins than
when occurs when fresh vegetables
stand for time in a store.
Hence it is no surprise that Amer
lean soldiers can relish scrambled
eggs made from a dehydrated pow
der. Or that Englishmen eat and
like meat loaves and stews that
crossed the Atlantic as tiny shreds
of dried meat. Thus milk, butter,
citrus juices, as well as potatoes,
peas, spinach and a host of other
food products are being successfully
dehydrated.
The extent to which dehydration
has already caught hold with the CT
william population here in America
is indicated by the fact that house.
wives are buying dehydrated soups
at the rate of 100 million packages
a year.
If dehydration offers challenging
possibilities for future farm markets,
then chemurgy, its industrial coun-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
Volcanic Forces of Pressure and Steam Originate Deep Earth

In most cases the mighty forces
that start and continue volcanic
eruption-the squeezing force of
gravity and the explosive forces of
steam and other gases-origfnate
deep in the earth, probably many
miles down. The melted rock or
lava that is an essential part of
most eruptions, also starts from
these great depths. 1t is pushed up
the pipe of the volcano to the crater,
where it flows out or is exploded out.
When an eruption has run its
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18

course, the lava in the pipe cools
and solidifies. If it completely seals
up the pipe with a plug of rock,
the volcano becomes dormant or ex-
tinct. If the pipe is choked down
to very small proportions, so that
trickle of lava and hot gases rise
to keep a little cauldron of molten
rock bubbling in the crater, the
volcano remains slightly active.
All the bombs in existence
dropped on the top of the cold, solid
plug Of dormant volcano could not
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18

If you were to say the first bugle
call of the day in the Army is
"Reveille"-you'd be wrong. It's
First Call" But you probably
know what cigarette gets first call
with Army men-it's Camel. And
Camel is the favorite with men in
all branches of the service-Navy,
Marines, Coast Guard, too. BIASED
on actual sales records from serv-
ice mems stores.) And though
there are Post Office restrictions
on packages to overseas Army
men, you can still send Camels
to soldiers in the U. S., and to
men in the Navy, Marines, and
Coast Guard wherever they are.
ADV.
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wake the sleeping forces far below.
In the case of a slightly active vol
cano, even the explosion of the big
gest bombs would do little more
than splash lava about the crater.
Bombs have been used advan-
tageously in controlling one kind of
volcanic phenomena. On the slopes
of Mauna Loa on the island of Ha-
waii, lava streams that threatened
to flow into villages and even into
the city of Hilo, have been turned
aside by bomb explosions.
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Promise:
You will be missed but not
when hope is small
And I revolt against the tricks Of
fate,
You will be missed but not
when I recall
The awesome shutting Of a quiet
gate,
Not when the winds come racing
down the sky
And there is chill and famine in
the air
Not when the heart Is desolate and
Not when the eyes are mirrors Of
despair
You will be missed when life is at
its best
When every rose has opened to
the sun,
You will be missed when I no long
er quest :.
With all goals made and every
victory won;
For this is lore to share the least
delight
And boar alone the terror and the night
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A General Quiz
The Questions

1. The right of the state to take
property for public use is called
what?
2. What is another name for the
gladiolus?
8. Whose motto was: Better to
live a day as lion than 100 years
as sheep?
4. What was the first of Presi.
dent Wilson'S IA points?
S. For what country did John
Paul Jones serve as a rear ad.
miral after the Revolutionary
war?
6. Where is bilge water found?
z. What name is given to a COM
pany whose main business is the
owning of stocks or securities OF
other companies?