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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
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DOM ter raznim baronom, kot
pa tistim, XII so Sc v Avstriji "a
res borili proti fasizmu. Seveda,
ker so po prepricanju socialist
ali pa liberalci, v washingtonsko
visjo druzbo MISC ne vabljeni, ne
zazsljeni.
Obljnba zaveznikov "a osvo-
boditev Avstrije Sc vedno drzi.
Tako pravi zaveznisko powell
stvo v Rimu. Vprasanje ie, ko-
mu DO izrocena. Habsburzani Sc
zanasajo ma prijatelje v ameri-
skem glavnem mestu, ma priia-
telje v kanadski vladi, ma Lon
don in Vatikan, da jim bodo ii
pomagali povrniti 81 ma Dunaj
in ma prestol "svobodne' Avstri-
lie. Kako vztrajni SO v svojih ma
dab, dokazuje delovanje njiho-
vega urada v Kanadi in Wash
ingtonu. Skirt je "a nedolznim.
lepo zvonecim imenom "Union
Fortschritlich Demokratischer
Oesterreicher', kar hi pc nase
pomenilo "Zveza naprednih de-
mokraticnih Avstrijcev". line je
vazno, ker Sc z MIN lahko niece
nepoucenim pesek v oci, kakor
so ga S svojim "svobodnim av-
strijskim bsGtaljonom''. Sal mu
MISC rekli "habsburski battalion
pod pokroviteljstvom nadvojvo-
de Ottona', ampak Free Aus
trian Battalion.
Organizaciji "naprednih, de-
mokraticnih Avstrijcev' nacelju-
je bivSi minister v klerofaSistic-
mem SuSnikovem kabinetu DIR.
Hans Roth. Trad ina v Wash
ingtonu, a svoje aktivnosti raz-
predeljuje med kanadskimi po-
litiki, med priseljenci IL Avstri-
lie in nekdanje Avstro-O grske, in
med klerikalnimi politiki v Jul
mi in Centralni Ameriki, poseb-
no v Argentina. Zaslombo ina v
hierarhiji in finance dobiva cd
katoliSkih in drugih bogatasev,
XII zele, da Dunaj ne postane nj
koli vec "rdec".
Glavni Rothov politicni po-
mocnik je znani klerofaSist DIR.
Franz Klein. Pred Hitlerjevo O.
kupacijo Avstrije je urejeval du-
najski katoliSki dnevnik "Reich-
post. Ko je bill Mussolini Sc "a
Scitnik klerofaSizma avstrijske
Wade, je DIR. Franz Klein z MIN
proti Hitlerju vneto sodeloval.
Oh prihodu Hitlerjevih Get ma
Dunaj je urednik DIR. Klein po-
begnil v Italijo, cd kjer mu je
Mussolini pomagal ma Portugal
sko in cd tam pa v Ameriko. I'll
l.judje izdajajo sedaj v Torontu,
Kanada "Donau Echo. Ia ured-
nika je Wilhelm
Wunsch.
"Cesarica'' Zita, XII 81 je VISA le-
ia Pc padcu avstro-ogrske mo-
narhije prizadevala, da Sc je bi
obnovilo in ma prestol pa posa-
dilo njenega sina Otona, "zivi v
prilicnem luksusu" katoliSkem
Quebecu Kanadi.
AmeriSki dopisniki Sc tn pa
tam "a avstrijske "rojaliste'' ra-
di pozanimajo. Neki porocevalec
81 je izposloval intervju S pred
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

otti dial zivljenje, SO dobili svoje
priznanje, toda savojska dinasti-
ja je Sc ma svojem mestu, kar SO
ma omenjenem shodu z gnjevom
poudarjali. Zborovalci pod pred
sedovanjem Girolamo Valentija
so poslali predsedniku Roosevelt
tn daljsi proglas, v katerem mani
apelirajo, maj ma konferencah
zdruzenih narodov zastavi svoi
vpliv v oporo italijanskemu
.ljudstvu, XII Sc brani ~faSisticne
savojske dinastije in zahteva re-
publiko. Proglas zakljucuje, da
&c je republika dobra "a ameri-
sko ljudstvo, DO vsekakor tudi
italijanskemu koristila. Kai O
tenn misli Roosevelt, javno nj Sc
mic dolocnega izjavil. Vsemu
svetu pa je znana Churchillova
izjava, podana v parlamentu, da
je sedaj "a Italijo najboljSe, ako
ostane monarhisticna.
Prerokujejo, da DO vojne v
Evropi konec morda re to polet-
je, ali sal v jeseni. Narodi Sc bo-
do radovali, kadar preneha vol
no grmenje, nj pa dobro, da je
zavezniski svet Sc tako malo pri-
pravlen ma mir. Ne vidimo dru-
gega kot krizanje interesov vse-
povsod, nesoglasja in intrige.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

AvStrlJSkl mOnarhlStI Sc We
dino upajo, da jim zavezniske
Wade pc porazenju Nemcije Az
strijo MIN izroce. Pc ponesrece-
mem Ottonovem "avstrijskem"
bataljonu v ameriski armada, XII
ga je p~roteziral drzavni depart
ment, so nam nekateri, XII verja-
meio vsemu, kar Sc nadeva z ge-
sli demokracije, pripovedovali,
ola je bila S tistim incidentom "a
deva habsburSkih aspiracij "a
kljucena. v tenn listu smo rekli,
da DO Otto S svojimi agenti ru-
varil naprej, in da so mu v viso-
XII druzbi diplomatov, clanov
kongresa in bogatasev v Wash
ingtonu in New Yorku vrata Sc
vedno ma Siroko odprta.
Incident v Rimu dokazuje, da
81 avstrijski monarhisti Sc veil
ko upajo. Stiriindvajset ur pc
zavezniSki zasedbi Rima Sc je
polastil palace bivSega avstrij-
skega poslaniSstva skupno S svo-
iimi kolegi baron Won Berger
Waldenegg in raz obesil z ME av-
strijsko zastavo. Dne Fl. junija
je bill o tenn vprasan v angle
Skem parlamentu tajnik "a vna-
ME zadeve Anthony Eden, XII je
odgovoril, da je omenjeni baron
izvrsil okupacijo brez odobrenja
ali vednosti angleSke Wade. Ko
je vlada v Londonu izvedela o
tenn incidentu, "je mani opozori-
la zavezniSke avtoritete ma lieu
mesta'', je rekel Eden. To pojas-
milo je dial 16 dni pc tistem, ko
je baron S svojo avstrijsko dru-
zbo reakcionarjev, Xxi 81 je dala
ime "odbor avstrijskega osvobo-
jenja'', siloma zasedel urade biv-
Sega avstriiskega poslanistva.
Ma EdenovO OpozOrilO je "a
vezniska okupacijska oblast v
Rimu "storila primerne korake"
in rezultat tega je, da ker Sc "av-
strijske politicne skupine med
sabo MISC mogle sporazumeti",
jim zavezniki Sc ne morejo izvr-
siti obljube, kiso 10 dali Avstriji
ma konferenci svojih vnanjih mi
nistrov Moskvi.
Baron Waldenegg je casnikar-
jem v Rimu zadevo cisto druga-
&c razlozil. Pc njegovem izroci-
lu SO Avstrijci palace zasedli v
popolnem sporazumu z zavezni-
Sko oblastjo, ma temelju zagoto-
villa ameriskega d~rzavnega tai
nika HULA, Anthonyja Edena in
Vjaceslava Molotova, XII so ga
dali Avstriji ma svojem moskov-
skem zasedanju. Vseeno, baron S
svojo druzbo je zapustil avstrij-
Sko palace IN Sc preSelll nazaj v
hotel, V katerem SO najeli tudi
soho "a svoj "avstrijski urad".
"Astrijski Osvobodilni nacrt"
v Rimu bi Sc bill morda posrecil,
&c ne bi bill demokraticni krogi
budni in Sc baronovi potezi 20
perstavili S protest. ma zavezni-
sko poveljstvo. Potem Sc podre-
zanje v London, pa je pomagalo.
Ampak cudno je, koliko lag1je je
priti pr angleskih in ameriskih
vladimir krogih naprej Ottonu in
drugim avstrijskim "nadvoivo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Pritisk mase cd spodaj

Takratna republikanska stran-
ka sama ma sebi je bila neorga-
nizirano masno gibanje - edna
velika stranka v nasi zgodovini,
XII je vznikla brez pomoci kake-
ga slovitega v%oditelja.
Federalisticna stranka je bila
korporacija izbranih z ustanov-
Mkt Washingtona, Hamiltona in
Adamsom. Jefferson je organizi-
raj zgodnje repuplikance, Jack
son je pricel z demokrati in
Wings so Sc grupirali v oboe
vanju Henryja Clyja.
Ekonomski in socialni pritiski
cd spodaj pa SO ustvarili repu-
blikansko stranko.
Nekateri ljudje mislijo, da 10
je Lincoln ustanovil. A resnica
je, da Sc mu je zdela preradikal-
ma. Ogibal Sc je je dive lett. Ko
Sc je vrsila v Springfieldu njena
prva illinoiska konvenciia, je
Lincoln zapregel konja v svoi
koleselj in Sc odpeljial v Taze-
well County.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

Ako ste prejeli opomin, da VAN
je narocnina pOtekIa, ~prosin1o, OBJ
nOvite jo cimprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

konvencija. Skupine IL posamez-
nth draw so stele toliko delega-
TOW kolikor Sc Jill je moglo ude-
leziti konvencije ma svoje stro-
Ske.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

prize the u. S. Senate Of its constiiu.
honoI power to rotify treaties With
foreign nations.
= Such U1oUe poutd make pos
MbIe on the part OF any ndn,inistro-
ton the r,aking OF secret treaties and
alliances and Understandings With
foreign governments. With oil OF the
intrigue and secrecy thot haze in
uoIued the countries OF the Old
World for centuries"
There are many persons today
who actually believe that the Atlantic
Charter is an international treaty.
Nothing in Washington is ever
said to disabHse the minds of these
persons.
THE Atlantic Charter as matter
Il of fact, is nothing but an agree
ment secretly arrived at on board a
war vessel at sea by prime minister
and a president.
"HotU far has your government
today gone asks Gov Bricker,
speaking of possible secret treaties,
"in concealing the facts from you, the
citizens of the republic ?"
1t is up to Congress to reply to
that question.
And it can be done by Congress
demanding that, whenever it sees fit,
the President, the secretary of state
and other responsible officers of our
government should appear before
Congress to answer questions
That is the procedure of Eng
land S Parliament
Here, the party in power rules
and-too often-a suplne Congress
acquiesces.
However, we have had few
healthy congressional revolts against
bureaucratic ukases of late
There should be another one I'M
MEDIATELY, and that is:
A revolt against secrecy on the
part of this administration concern
ing treaties and conferences. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR.
THE letter by F w Quirk on
March 2 needs no ponder
ing He asked what was wrong
that American soldiers were be
ing Disseminated against in
British Columbia and why GER
tain restrictions did not apply 10
Canadian boys.
Probably he doesn't know
that American Soldlers~are be-
ing dIScrimlnated against nv
American soldiers here in Amer
ica and upheld by the army and
navy departments. What could
you expect in British Column
hia ? What we SOW. that we
shall also reap sooner or later.
:. ID. DENEREAUX JR.,
3O1 Woodland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13


One Of the most dangerous habits
Of this administration is It's refusal
to take the penple intpits confidence
on grave UUHT5StTC 5HU TnteTndtf011df
matters and It's deliberate by passing
of Congress after making decisions.
Today the people of the United
States and their representatives, IN
Congress know nothing Of
What agreements were ar
l. rived at AZ the international
food conference held at Hot
Springs, Va.
O-What concessions IN the mat
- ter Of the Atlantic Charter and
the ffil4ityiiii}iizs ling ef Europe were
made by Prime Minister Churchill
and President Roosevelt to Stain
at Teheran, and what agreements
were signed of an extra -constitu-
tional and supra congressional ma.
ture by Secretary Of State Hull at
Moscow.
The American people are as alb
solHtely i'll the dark on these matters,
and on many others, as are the PEG.
pie of Germany and Russia concern
ing what their dictators secretly
decree.
THESE are not military secrets,
Il which Of course should not be re
vealed.
They are matters that can con
Germ directly or indirectly food,
taxes, and peace, the free enterprise
system and territorial aggrandize
mentS.
Gov. Bricker of Ohio, one of the
most courageous and mentally keen
Americans Of the day, in his recent
speech at Chapel Hill, N. c., pointed
out how this habitual secrecy of the
administration is leading it straight
TO a seizure of about legislative
power-ln these words:
There rs grave apprehension in
Congress that there is an int tion on
the part of the administration to de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
The Income Tax Evil

WITH the demagogic slogan of
w soak the rich!" the New Deal
has utilized income taxes to plumber
free enterprise and to discourage in
dividual thrift and legitimate in.
veStment.
AS companion piece, the in
heritanee tax has been similarly used
as method of expropriating private
property.
The social and economic conse-
quences have been disastrous.
Endowed institutions, such as
universities and hospitals, have been
impoverished, philanthropy has been
stifled, savings organizations have
been impaired and industrial prog.
ress has been impeded
Furthermore, with the country
again at war, the income tax has been
applied by the New Deal to impose
upon the nation the eemmunistic doc
trine that no private income should
exceed $4,000 year: in fact, under
the current law the taxes on SOME
INCOMES ARE GREATER THAN
THE INCOME ITSELF.
That is not income taxation-it is
capital levy.
And, because of the language of
the Sixteenth Amendment, there is
nothing TO prevent an administration
from turning WARTIME tax rates
on incomes into PEACETIME taxes
when the war is over.
4 MONG the advocates of the pro
"A posed amendment are those who
perceive that unrestrained federal
taxation will IN time 0BbITERAT
LOCAL FREE GOVERNMENT and
su b st tut A CENTRALIZED
T0TALITARIANISM
One of these is Assemblyman JUS
TIN G. Morgan Of New York who is
sponsoring the amendment in his
state
Mr. Morgan said
he purpose OF theZproposed
duendn ent is =. To deprive the fed.
eroi government OF the power through
UNSOUND and CONFISCATORY
tnrotion 10 destroy The American
private enterprise system.
N this amendment Were adopted
II DouId also deprive The federal goo.
eminent OF The poWer THROUGH
TAXATION TO destroy the Amer.
con system Of government by con.
centrating oil poWer in Washington,
rendering the Stntes completely sub
seruient 10 IT,
tyr nrTpotr yIutS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
DEAR MR.. HEARST:

REALIZING that the majority
- of the honorably discharged
veterans of World War VI were
in need of their muStering-oiIt
pay Al the earliest possible mo-
ment 10 assist m their rehablll-
tatfon since their return 10
civilian life the Department Of
Michigan, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. and the War Citizens
Council set up downtown
headquarters at y Cadillac
square, Detroit, 10 furnish as
SiStance in the filing out of the
mustering-o'lt pay applications.
The Detroit Times was con-
tacted and working in con-
junction with the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. Immediately gave
MS excellent publicity and edi-
torlalS.
The staff Of The Detroit
Times gave rs ever, possible
consldera ton advice and assist
yance and deserves the highest
cotnmendation With us CO.
operation. we . have been able 70
assist thousands of World War
II veterans and 10 expedite the
completion Of their mastering
OUT pay applications in the least
possible amount Of time.
wish 10 extend 10 the Hearst
Publications sincere congraula-
tons upon their efforts in behalf
of veterans Of all wars.
Yours sincerely.
JOSEPH W. MANN. Claims
officer. Deps riment NJ Nichi-
gan. NFW Past Department
Commanded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Quick Questions

"Happ, days~are here again.
the skies above are clear
again was election cam
paign song OF what preSiden-
iial cand L a re Coolidge,
Hoover. Landon. Roosevelt
Against how many nations
has Russia declared war
since September. 1889 0, |,
s.
Which one NJ these is out NJ
place m the grouping ale
root heer, porter, stout
First persons 10 be widely
TrTSrCUr0d m tffts country
for their religious beliefs
were Quakers. Mormons,
MoSlemS, Atheists
The Pacific Coast is produc-
ING 100000 gallons of pill
chsrd oil a year. from ca
petroleum. (bi waste wood
g. FISH. Id coal?
Thunder IS caused by (sl
crashing together of afr cur
rents in tho vacuum formed
by lightning rbI sudden eX-
panSion caused by cracking
and releasing Of particles of
gas ny lightning: fcl sound
- NJ lightning echoing from be-
low The horizon ?
ANSWERS on Opposite Psge)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
T HE
vi ARCH
OF EVENTS
BY BENJAMIN
De Casseres
$40 YOU think that the
~ menace Of communism "

"Do ,oo MINK ina, me
greater than the menace ~
fsscism ." asks Scranton
pa writer 10 March of
Events.
Far greater FsSciSm ran he
ScotChed here With comparative
ease. but communism has crys-
talll2ed INTO an international
politlcal party with a program
that il has inculcated in every
section of the world for 30 years.
Communism has besides
been plotting The overthrow Of
our institutions for 20 years
" has. unlike taSciSm and MAJ
ism propagandiSt dali, newspa-
pers and magazines placed in
KEY cities throughout the
country
II IS far more dangerous ~ rs
than naziSp-aEtaSciSm because
the Two latter movements are
indefinite IN their programs.
but communism promises the
masses the top place in the So
cial system regardless of com
petence, IS the demagogic enemy
Of All riches and promises The
workers security and domln-
ion over All property
communism works U n q
many masks liberalism. in
ternationaliSm, socialism. new
dealiSm and dozen other
fronts" Communism is The
philosophy of despair /, IS tho
black buzzard that today nov
erS over 4 War.torn world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

II
erence 10 the latest plea by
Frank Knox for draft of
labor.
1t seems proponents of such
an I'M American measure care
not that II would nullify and
kill the thirteenth amendment
70 the Constitution that ex-
presslN forhids slavery and IN
voluntary Servitude.
Beyond doubt, some propo-
nents include this proposition
10 enslave The American people.
among their many other at
tempts 10 change the pattern
and ways Of American living
that our dear land will be to-
tally regimented and destroyed
from With n This measure
would be a bureaucrats para
disc.
Mr.. Knox praises American
labor IN one breath and then
implies that the eventual defeat
Of Germany will mark the
almost total stoppage Of effort
on the part of all American
working men and women.
This is the strangest piece Of
political double talk that we
have heard 10 date and proves
that Mr. Knox does nor know
the temper and character of
Americans.
Perhaps one loses touch with
the real America by being sur
rounded for TOO long by the
glib = talking and bright eyed
professors Of New Deal ideOlo-
gies who would think nothing
Of completely uprooting Amer
ica and crumbling the foun-
dations of the bulwark Of
AmericanIsm, the A m r lean
home.
This. Of course. would mean
complete totalitarisnism and
state dictatorship.
Guard against these bureau
Gratis and consider carefully
their every utterance Guard
the land that we love Keep
our homes intact and safe for
the returning men who are Civ
ing their full measure Of devo-
tion 10 the cause Of freedom.
Let us not betray the faith
of those who have given their
last full measure of devotion
for America.
Freedom is the stake.
Defend n
MRS. GEORGE NJ. JACOBy,e
1882 .MspIewood Drive.
Woodland Beach
n. No, Z. Monroe. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

WITH very little general atten
w ton, movement has been
started among the states of the Union
TO abolish the federal income tax
racket and to put ceiling on fed
eral inheritance taxes.
Fourteen states Massachusetts,,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Maine, Alabama, Wyoming, Iowa,
Mississippi, Rhode Island, Indiana,
Michigan Delaware and Arkansas
have adopted a proposed amendment
to the Constitution which would for
bid Congress to tax personal incomes
and inheritances more than % per
cent EXCEPT IN TIME OF WAR
OR SOME OTHER GREAT EMER.
GENCY.
The same proposal has been intro
duced into both houses of the New
York Legislature
This is in accordance with the
provision Of the federal Constitution
itself that amendments may be
initiated either by two thirds vote
OF Congress or by affirmative action
by two thirds of the states,
IT is obviously a movement OF and
among the states 10 correct a great
mistake that was made in 1913 when
the Slxteenth-or income tax
Amendment was ratified
The mistake -Was-H6t in AU.
TH0RIZING a federal income tax,
which was the purpose Of the amend.
ment, but in NEGLECTING to
esta b ms h A CONSTITUTIONAL
STANDARD OR LIMITATION on
such taxation
As it was written and accepted,
the Sixteenth Amendment gave Con.
gress an UNRESTRICTED power
10 lay and collect taxes on incomes
from whatever source derived.
During the first two decades Of It's
operation the federal income tax
laws we're drawn and executed with
considerable moderation, EVEN IN
TIME OF WAR.
Under the sociahstc New Deal
however, the federal income tax
ceased to be used solely as REV
ENUE MEASURE, determined by
the legitimate needs Of efficient gov
eminent, and was converted into an
instrument Of radical reform and
a punitive weapon of bureaucratic
politics IN TIME OF PEACE
i.ss G-Nsn5st Na,st. 3. l944
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

CPEAKTNG Of the philosophy
- ~ despair - II was Jean
Jacques Rousseau G712177Si
one of the fathers" Of the
French Revolution. who was so
sick IN heart and brain so fed
up on what he saw going on in
the world that ne wrote 2 pam
phlet IN which he advocated
The destruction Of civilization
the humiliation of ALL forms Of
COVE m en- a n n even the
Obllteration of all the arts
He told o world how
HAPPY and free the savage
was and ordered the human
race back 10 breechclouts and
canoes Rousseau was the most
brilliant crackpot Of his age.
But Gontran de Poncins goes
Rousseau one better. He glori-
hes stupidity and slavery and
urges return 10 the numb
dumb condition OF the serfs OF
the feudal ages
He was edging toward -ptiH-
out on Tie in his brilliant book
Of seversl years ago. "Kab-
loona." wherein he related how
his sick soul had been nursed
back 10 life by living with the
,Eskimos.
NOV. his "Home is The
y Hunter" (Reynal e. Hitch
cock is novel about chef
who goes hack 10 an old French
estate where nothing changes
except the weather and who
livesa ioyfully the life of an
abiect servant. who is only
happy when he is working
physically like a ditch-digger or
hunting and fishing.
He sought TO become iike the
soul Of a domestic animal and
never 10 question, never 10 re-
volt against those placed over
him and 10 skip all trouble by
YES yesing everything on earth.
maybe there's = kind Of
wisdom in that. I've sometimes
felt like that myself. but il
was just mood. lfvit becomes
2 prolonged mood. like NJ. de
PoncinS seems 10 be afflicted
Tor beatified) with, " becomes
2 philosophy Of cosmic and
worldly remuneration. the final
paths" which are found in the
Hindu sages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

Grace Moore. h opera
singer. has gotten several things
off her chest in You're Only
Human OHce"- ~ he deY.
Doran), an autobiography that
covers The high spots Of her
career from Small-town girl
TO the Metropolitan
= In some spots she uses
stiletto instead OF pen 10
delineate certain persons with
whom she had differences in The
early years when she was NOV
ing up through musical comedy
10 her operate goal. She also
is liberal with the thank-yous
TO others.
Miss Moore doesn't profess ~
have an especial literary skill.
but she does manage 10 write
Interestingly Of her career and
the many famous people here
and abroad tied up with r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA ". CONNOLLY

Nv DR.. SABINA ". CONNOLLY
Vatican City is about the size
Of large New England
farm a. about 900 acres.
lbl about los acres. (cD
about rs acres.
What rs the other name ~
King Victor Of Italy ca
Benito, obl Alfonso. &C. En-
manuel
3 Octane IS found in "a gaso-
line. tbl rubber Co plastics.
- North IN the Orient" is an
account Of an sirplanP voy-
age 10 China and Japan by:
"a Wiley Post. fb) Anne
Lindbergh. tcD Amelia Ear
hart ?
ST country IS fighting for
hegemony. ~ wants: (sl
more wealth. fbi more lead
erShip. &C. more land
s Match these columns cor
Tectty The name OF each
animal described in Column
] is 10 be found in Column 2
. an sninsi ivfug Pegasus
both on land and IN
water
. Young hog " maverick
e winged horse L quarry
an unbranded ami y, smphibiss
NAL
e hunted animal I, snot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Secrecy

81 PROPOSE Ho the r Of be torn from the operations Of
recommendations. Brcker of Ohio in his speech at Chapel