The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972, September 21, 1939, Image 9

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    THURSDAY. SEPT. 21. 1939
TIMES. W ILLA M IN A , OREGON
Gridiron Warriors Inaugurate Football Season
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ASK ME
ANOTHER
A Quiz With Answers
Offering Information
on Various S u b jects
1. A re zebras black w ith w h ite
7. A re a n im a ls o th e r than horses
»tripes
or
w h ite
w ith
black spoken o f as thoroughbred?
stripes?
The Answers
2. W h ite persons constitute w h at
1. T h e basic c o lo r of a zeb ra is
per ce n t o f the people of the B r it­ w h ite , and his stripes a re black.
ish e m p ire ?
2. F o u rte e n p e r cent.
3. W h y do people g en e ra lly w a lk
3. B ecause one leg is shorter
in c irc le s w h en lost?
than the o th er.
4. In w h a t c ities would you find
4. C hicago ; San F ra n c is c o ; N e w
the fo llo w ing d is tric ts : T he Loop; Y o rk .
T h e B a rb a ry C oast; T he B ow ery?
5. C iv il and W o rld w ars.
5. In w h a t w a rs did the U nited
6. G e rm a n y .
S tates d r a ft troops?
7. O th e r a n im a ls e lig ib le to be
6. W h a t c o u n try is designated by recorded a re spoken of as p u re
the sobriquet Cousin M ichel?
bred.
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Oi A !?eri<7i * co,,e< ia te fo o tb all w a r have been reconditioned and a re read y fo r action a c c o rd in r
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» h *Ci “ ’’J1, B1e* innin< ,ate ,n S eptem b er, public attentio n w ill focus on an e n tire ly d iffe re n t
p ra c u c e , w ith R a y Anderaon, back fro m
P itts b u rg h , doing a fine bit of b ail c a rry in g .
Congress Paced With War Issues
Miss America— 1939
A
G R E E N and w h ite k itch en is
as fresh and c ris p as a lettuce
le a f. I stepped into one the o th er
d a y w ith w h ite w a lls , green floor
and green o rg a n d y c u rta in s . E v ­
e ry th in g w as g reen and w h ite , and
o v e r the stove hung a set o f patch-
w o rk pot holders lik e a ro w of
b rig h t green and w h ite tiles. A ll
of us love old q u ilt p atterns. F o r
those who do not have tim e to
m a k e q u ilts , h e re is a m o d ern use
fo r y o u r fa v o rite designs.
P e rh a p s you w e re put to bed as
a child u nd er th is eight-pointed
star? T h e sketch gives the d im e n ­
sions fo r the p a tte rn s fo r the two
tria n g le s used in m a k in g it fo r the
pot h old er.
P ie c e eight s m a ll
squares of tw o tria n g le s ; then
e ig h t oblong blocks of th re e t r i ­
angles. A la y e r o f sheet w ad d in g
is used fo r p a dd ing . T he backing
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NEUTRALITY
Shell w . M il w e a p o n**
ARMAMENTS
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Io b^U ig ar.n fst
Shall Ou' utm «d fore««
b e increased?
PROFITEERS
How c6n speculation
b tf'tie fd iW chec|tf
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NORMALCY
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C un fo o d p n c e i^ b e
kept do w n ?
fo r th e h old er is w h ite . T h e th re e
la y e rs a re q u ilte d to g eth er b y sew ­
in g ju s t inside the w h ite tria n g le s
of the pieced top.
H a v e you sent fo r y o u r copy of
the new S ew ing Book N o. 3? E v ­
e ry h o m e m a k e r w ill w a n t a copy
fo r it contains useful ideas fo r
hom e d e c o ra tin g ; as w e ll as o rig i­
n a l ideas fo r things to use as g ifts,
and to sell a t b a za a rs . Y o u w ill
be d eligh ted w ith this new book.
T he p ric e , is only 10 cents post­
p aid . Send coin w ith n a m e and
address to M rs . S pears, 210 S,
D esplain es S t., Chicago, 111.
Voltaire Born Arouet
T h e g re a t F re n c h poet, d r a m a ­
tis t and philosopher known to the
w o rld as V o lta ire , w as F ra n c o is
M a r ie A ro uet, born in 1694, the
son o f F ra n c o is and M a r ie M a r ­
g u e rite D a u m a rt A ro u e t. A t the
age of 24 he w a s im prisoned in the
B a s tile fo r w r itin g verses th a t dis­
pleased the re g e n t o f F ra n c e . D u r ­
ing this im p ris o n m e n t he changed
his n a m e to A ro u e t de V o lta ire .
B u t as tim e passed the “ A ro u e t”
w as dropped and he b ecam e
know n s im p ly as V o lta ire .
biyiaf (iih fir
Ha I la w e l l 's
S e le c t Bulbs
FKee
Speak Y our Letter
Miss A m e ric a for 1939 is P a tric ia
M a ry D onnelly of D e tro it, 19-year-
old M iss M ic h ig a n . P a tric ia was
given the crow n a fte r w inning o ver
four other finalists a t A tla n tic C ity ,
N . J. The other four w ere fro m C a l­
ifo rn ia , O klah o m a, V irg in ia and
W ashington.
L e g is la tio n d ealing w ith n e u tra lity and its a llie d subjects w ill face
the present special session of congress called by p ro c la m a tio n of President
R oosevelt. D espite the ch ief e x e c u tiv e ’s previo u sly expressed wish th a t
senate and house a c t q uickly on his request fo r re p e a l of the a rm s em b arg o
and then go hom e, atte m p ts a re being m ade to broaden discussion of non
e m e rg e n c y leg islatio n.
P ilo t Spots Dog M a ra u d e rs
S A N T A R O SA, C A L IF — A n a ir ­
plane w as used here in helping to
run down a pack of dogs th a t w as
blam ed w ith having k ille d m o re
than 50 sheep. T he flie r w as able to
locate th e m , signal th e ir w h e re ­
abouts to the hunting posses and
w ere fin a lly cornered in a prune
o rch ard and shot.
F o r those w ho d is lik e le tte r
w ritin g , H o lla n d postal au th o ritie s
have set up re c o rd in g m ach in es.
Y ou put a coin in the slot, speak
into the m outhpiece and out drops
a re c o rd of y o u r m essage, re a d y
w ra p p e d . A ll you have to do is
s ta m p and address the p a c k a g e .
T he “ le tte r ” is p la y e d on a phono­
g rap h.
Colorful V p s g c book on bulb« and
M id i for Fall planting. Send for your
copy and k t H allaw tU 's reputation
lo t quality be your guide to success.
' - SEEDS • BULBS • PLANTS
254 MARKET ^T SAN FRANCISCO
Nursery Gardens Q u in lata St * 23rd Ave
Poland Again Battles for National Existence
By burning 2 5 % slower than the average of th e 1 5
o th er of the largest-selling brands te s te d -s lo w e r than
any of them —C A M E LS give a smoking plus equal to
5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK
N J O Y cooler, m ilder smoking...
the fragrance and delicate taste
finer, more expensive tobaccos —
and at the same time get more smok­
in g per pack in long-burning Cnmok
E
of
B oundaries of Poland in 1560, a ft­
er the m a rria g e of Queen Jad w ig a
of Poland and K in g Jagello of L ith u ­
a n ia . Lands of the tw o nations w ere
com bined.
Poland began to d isintegrate w ith
the rise of pow er of the Teutonic
knights in E a s t P russia. Russia be­
gan ta k in g land when the Teutons
caused in te rn a l s trife .
P olan d's firs t p a rtitio n took place
in 1772, w hen R ussia, P ru ssia and
A u s tria each took lan d s; Russia to
the northw est, P ru ssia to the east,
A u s tria , south.
Here are the facts from a recent series
o f im p a r tia l scien tific la b o ra to ry
tests o f 16 of the largest-— lling
brands*
CAMELS were found to contain
1 MORE TOBACCO BY WEIGHT
than the average for the 15 other of
the largest-selling brands.
C A M E L S B U R N E D SLOTCER
T H A N A N Y OTHER BRAND
TES TE D - 25% SLOW ER T H A N
the average time of the 15
O T H E R OF T H E LARGEST-SELL­
IN G B R A N D S ! By burning 25%
slower, on the average, Camels give
smokers the equivalent o f 5 E X T R A
SMOKES PER P A C K !
2
In the same tests, CAMELS H E L D
T H E IR A SH FAR LO N G ER than
the average tim e fo r a ll the other
brands.
3
Get more and better smoking in
Camels. Penny for penny, Camels are
your shrewdest cigarette buyl
R ussia and P ru ssia alone shared
in the second p a rtitio n of P oland,
w hich le ft th a t country w ith v e ry
’«Ml» nririnnl lerritory.
The th ird p a rtitio n , occurring in
1795, caused Poland to disappear a l­
to g eth er. R ussia, P russia and Aus­
tr ia shared the spoils.
Poland d eclared its rig h t to auton­
o m y in 1918. Shaded a re a shows old
G e rm a n boundary restored by H i t
ie r ’s decree.
CAMELS
LONG-BURNING
COSTLIER TOBACCOS