Illinois Valley News. Thursday, March 21. 1946
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T h e Q uestions
1. O f w h a t c o u n try is the orange
a na tive?
2. W hat o ccu pa tion has the h ig h ­
est a ccid e n t to ll?
3. W here was G eorge W ashing
ton in a u g u ra te d P re sid e n t the firs t
tim e ?
4. W hat does “ apple p ie " o rd e r
s ig n ify ?
5. H ow long w ill fo re ig n G .l.
b rid e s have to w a it to a tta in U. S.
citize n sh ip ?
6. H ow m a n y o f the 360 islands
o f the B e rm u d a s are in habited?
7. N ot c o u n tin g m yth o lo g y, who
w as the firs t iro n m a n u fa c tu re !
nam ed in lite ra tu re ?
8. Chopin com posed his m usic
a lm o s t e x c lu s iv e ly fo r w h a t in ­
stru m e n t?
9. Sheeplike b e h a vio r is called
w h a t9
10. Was N a th an H a le a re a l per­
son?
T h e A nsw ers
1. China. C u ltiv a tio n began in
the M id d le ages.
2. F a rm in g . I t has three a c c i­
dents fo r e v e ry tw o in in d u stry.
3. F e d e ra l H a ll, N ew Y o ik C ity.
4. P e rfe c t, pre cise o rd er.
5. T hey m u s t com p le te
tw o
y e a rs ’ residence before filin g a
fo r m a l p e titio n fo r c itize n sh ip .
G. T w e n ty islands.
7. T u b a l C a in (G e n e s is 4 :2 2 ).
8. P iano.
9. O vine.
i<0. He w as an A m e ric a n spy in
.he R e v o lu tio n a ry w a r. He was
h o rn in 1755, gra d u a te d fro m Y ale
in 1773, and serve d w ith the A m e r
an fo rce s u n til ca p tu re d and
' anged as a spy in 1776.
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W h en excese stom ach a rid eauae» p a in fu l, eu ffo cet-
1 rig gas, lo u r ■tornarh and h e a rtb u rn , doctors usually
prescribe th e fa s te s t-a c tin g medicines kn o w n fo r
sym p to m atic r e lie f — m edicine« lik e those in B ell ana
T a b le ts . N o la a a tiv e B ell-an e b n n g a c o m fo rt in a
j i f f y o r double vour m oney back on re tu rn o f bottle
to us. 2&c a t a ll dru g g ists
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Comfortably Secure All Day
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I J u s t t h i n k h o w g r a n d y o u ’ll
fe e l (a n d lo o k ) w h e n y o u c a n
t a l k a n d la u g h w i t h o u t f e a r o f
| p l a t e s s li p p in g
. any g o o d b y e
t o s o r e g u m s a n d e n jo y e a ti n g
s te a k , a p p le « a n d o t h e r fo o d s
y o u 'v e b e e n p a s s in g u p .
Den t let loose glatrs centinue
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rassed Get 35< tube, pleasant, easy-
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Staze, the rem arkable cream-paste
denture adhesive, must hold plates
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Ion« or
costs ®
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F o r f r i t l a r . i p l t w r i t e O IN T - E A S E 3 9 B
•X".“"““"" POINT-EASE
Housing Bill Suffers
Rough Going in Congress
Taft Breaks With Conservatives in Backing
Administration Measure; Long-Range
Building Policy Asked.
N 'X l' Service, 1616 E ye street. N.W .,
Washington, I). C.
W ASHING TO N. D. C. - I t is fu lly
expected th a t w hat is le ft o f the
plan fo r se ttlin g A m e ric a 's n u m ber
one p ro b le m — the pro b le m o f find­
in g a hom e—v .ill be cu t up by con­
gress and pasted to g eth e r in some
new, strange shape by now. I f it is
s till in the w orks when you read
these lines there is a p o s s ib ility that
w hat fin a lly em erges fro m the hop­
per w ill be m ore w hat the p a tie nt
p lanners w anted and less lik e
w hat the va rio u s pressure groups
wanted.
The in te re stin g th in g to me about
the debate on this m easure in the
beg in ning was th is : a lthough the ad­
m in is tra tio n features o f the b ill went
sq u a re ly against the co n se rva tive
g ra in o f o u r c o n s e rva tive ly in ­
gra in e d congresses, it had one
cham pion who u su a lly sits as fa r
aw ay as he can possibly edge fro m
a n y th in g o f even a pale p in k hue.
I re fe r to Sen. R o b e rt T a ft, Re­
pu b lica n o f Ohio. W hat M r. T a ft
says n e ve r fa lls on d e a f ears in the
senate even i f the ears are d o ubting
ones and sprout fm m the heads of
those c ru e lly a ffro n te d m em bers
once re fe rre d to as “ the sons o f w ild
ja cka sse s.” V ox T a ft to the conserv­
a tive is his m a s te r's VO X.
The tw o ke y fe a ture s to the ad­
m in is tra tio n b ill w ere the subsidy
w h ich w ould grease th e w a y fo r
q u ick co n stru ctio n o f the low er-
p riced type o f homes, and the p rice
c e ilin g w h ich w ould m ake it cheaper
to liv e in a house th a n re-sell fo r
p ro fit. T h a t is, the present ow ner
of a house could sell h is p ro p e rty
fo r any p ric e he could get w ith o u t
re s tric tio n , but o w n e r n u m b e r tw o
would have to re-sell i t fo r w hat he
paid (plus, o f course, reasonable
cost fo r im p ro v e m e n ts ).
These tw o co n d itio ns m ay have
been good o r bad. W hether they
were o r not they w ere opposed fo r
tw o m ain reasons: firs t, because
they w ere considered "g o v e rn m e n t
in te rfe re n c e ” and th e re fo re ra d ica l,
and second, because p o w e rfu l lo b ­
bies. the p ro fits o f whose p rin c ip a ls
w ould have been c u rta ile d , p u t a ll
the pressure they could on congress
In spite o f the fe e lin g th a t the
s p ir it o f the housing b ills was " lib ­
e ra l,” i f you p re fe r th a t w ord to
" le f tis h " o r "N e w D e a fish ,” Senator
T a tt supported it. He had m ade a
c a re fu i study o f housing and come
to the m a tu re conclusion th a t the
a d m in is tra tio n idea, a t e m b ra ce d in
the b ills in tro d u ce d by Senator W ag­
n e r In the senate and R epresenta­
tiv e P a tm a n in the house, was as
n e a rly the r ig h t sort o f le g isla tio n
as could be obtained The C IO took
the same view
Now when v ie w p o in ts as d iffe re n t
as these tw o a rr iv e at agreem ent,
the s im p le citize n is in clin e d to
th in k th a t th e ir jo in t a p p ro va l is
p re tty sound sponsorship.
BUIIDUPREDBIOOD
STRENGTH
If your blood LACKS IRON!
5, •ocL
Winston Churchill and a
Missouri Degree
Of inston Churchill went Io Missouri
with President Truman. uhere he re-
re lie d a degree from W eslminsler cot
lege at Fulton, Mo,— Yen s Item),
Missouri, meet England. . . .
John Bull, meet Hurk Finn! . . •
Eton, this is Kansas City. . . •
U n ited States was ready to c a rry Westminster Abbey, shake with
Westminster
out its in te rn a tio n a l o b lig a tio n s and
use fo rce to check aggression, the College! , , .
fo llo w in g sentence has been before
m e: " .
. the A m e ric a n people,
now in the height o f th e ir m ig h t and
m a je sty, are no longer a sovereign
n a tio n .”
T ha t sentence is fro m N a th a n ie l
P e ffe r's book, “ A m e ric a 's P lace in
the W o rld " w h ich the S a tu rda y Re­
vie w of L ite ra tu re ca lls a " s tu b b o rn ­
ly and tre n ch a n t d is c u s s io n ."
I
agree w ith th a t d e scrip tio n o f the
book and believe that w hat P e ffe r
says is tru e and th a t it is v i’ al fo r
A m e rica n s to understand w h y it is
true.
P e ffe r says that we have lost our
independence and o u r a utonom y " in
th a t w hich m a tte rs m ost in the fife
o f the n a tio n —peace o r w a r ." And
then he shows w ith his "s tu b b o rn
re a lis m ” how this has come about,
how in the beg in ning (be fo re 1776)
A m e rica “ had no co n tro l o ve r its
own destiny because it was so
weak, now because it is so s tro n g .”
And he shows c le a rly and con­
v in c in g ly th a t, no m a tte r how
anxious we m ay be to sta y out of
fo re ig n bro ils, any m a jo r w a r in E u ­
rope o r Asia w ill e ve n tu a lly in v o lv e
the U n ited States. O ur sincere but
ro m a n tic a lly fu tile d re a m o f splen­
d id iso la tio n is fo re v e r broken.
:
B A K B S
An ex-British premier in
Missouri. . . .
Downing street and Main street.
I.ondun and Kansas City. . . .
Plymouth and Hannibal. . . .
I iverpool and Independence! . .
Shropshire and Calloway. . . .
Nottingham and Taney. . . .
The Thames and "Big Muddy!'
This is Westminster College,
Winnie.
Westminster away out among the
longhorns. , . .
Ils name is English but it’s all Mis­
souri. . . .
It’s not one of the big college»
But it's a right smart one. . . .
It is no Yale or Harvard in pres­
tige. . . .
But it teaches 'em so they “stay
tearhed."
trace s o u r course th rough the g re a t
crises whose m ilestones are m a rke d
w ith the dates 1776, 1787, 1861 and
1941. 1917 was the w a rn in g th a t was
not heeded. We were d ra w n In to a
w a r then, not o f o u r own m a kin g
but we d id n othing to shape w o rld
a ffa irs w hich fo llo w e d and w hich,
in e xo ra b ly, d re w us fo r the second
tim e in to a w o rld c o n flic t in w hich
we had no d ire c t concern.
I t m a y seem a fa r c ry fro m d ip ­
lo m a tic in trig u e and the vicissitu d e s
o f hum an hatreds, o rganized m u r­
der and lu st, to the w o rld o f the
s p ir it b u t I could not help th in k in g
as I considered the e ffo rts I w it­
nessed at N u e rn b e rg o f a ce rta in
te x t in the B ib ie ; the w ords of Jesus
as recorded in the gospel of St.
M a rk < X V III:3 5 ), " F o r whosoever
s h a ll save his fife sh a ll lose it ; but
whosoever sh a ll lose his fife fo r m y
sake and the gospel's, the sam e shall
save it . ”
I am w e ll a w are o f the fa c t that
the d e v il m a y quote the S criptures
j w ith the best of us but I do r o t
th in k one has to be charged w ith
M ep h isto p h e lia n ta c tic s when he
! trace s a p a ra lle l between the loss of
| o u r n a tio n 's so ve re ig n ty in the sense
! w h ich M r. P e ffe r expounds it and
the loss o f o u r s p iritu a l fife In the
N ew T esta m e nt sense.
I t is needless to ite ra te here that
the p rin c ip le s upon w hich th is na­
tio n was founded d e riv e d ire c tly
I fro m the C h ris tia n philosophy. H ow ­
| ever, we have n e ve r fu lly liv e d up
to th a t p hilosophy since we s till feel
I it necessary to in d u lg e in th a t h ig h ­
ly u n c h ris tia n p ro cedure w hich I
once heard the la te L lo y d G eorge de­
er ibe as "o rg a n iz e d sa va g e ry” —
w a r W ar has a lw a ys been ju stifie d
I as a m easure o f defense—defense
o f o u r citizens, o u r te rr ito ry , our
sovereignty.
We have now lost o u r sove re ig n ty
in th a t we m ust be w illin g to die to
save it. L e t m e replace the w ord
! " f if e ” w ith the w ord "s o v e re ig n ty "
in the rest o f the B ib lic a l text,
! w h ich would then re a d : "W hosoever
I (and th a t m eans a nation as w e ll
as a person) sh a ll lose his so vereign­
ty fo r m y sake and the gospel's, the
i same shall save i t . " U n til A m e rica
J and a ll the nations are w illin g to
i s a crifice th e ir so ve re ig n ty to a h ig h ­
i er, w o rld o rg a n iza tio n , whose tenets
: are fo u r-sq u are w ith the gospel's in
p ro s c rip tin g w a r, we can never
! hope to w in back a so ve re ig n ty in
accord w ith the C h ris tia n p rinciples
| w h ich are the fo u nd a tio n o f o u r na ­
tio n .
b y li a u k h a g e
The te rm “ c o lle c tiv e b a rg a in in g " I
People who d e a l In b la ck m a r­
was firs t used in Londoc. in 1891 by kets support the B ill of R ig h ts per­
B e a trice Webb and w»s p ro m p tly
haps. but not the B ili o f R esponsibili-
po p ularize d in th is c u im try by Sam ­ ties.
• • •
uel G o m p e rs o f the A F L , says a
j
1 lunched w ith M a rsh a l M o n tg o m ­
20ih C e n tu ry fund survey
• • •
e ry and he showed me his necktie.
P la stics fro m b itu m in o u s coal are
W hat do the colors m ean. I asked.
j now being m ade in to lin o le u m fo r He re p lie d . Red fo r blood, brow n
floor co ve rin g s W onder if th e y II be fo r m ud and green fo r the fields of
i in " s t r ik in g " designs.
N o rm a n d y a fte r the b re a kth ro u g h
Special O ccasion F ro c k
There must be Missouri stuff in you,
Minnie. . . .
The stuff of Buck Finn and Joe
h o ik . . . .
Claiborne Jackson and Charlie
Harding. . . .
Alec McNair and Mark Twain.
You don't really need a degree, . . .
You've got more than an Injun has
feathers. . . .
M u s t Lose L ife
But this one won't hurt you:
To G a in I t
M any th in ke rs have pondered "The Honorable Winston Churchill
o ve r th is question. In tra c in g A m e r­ Honorary Old Grad of Westminster,
Mo. . . .
ic a 's in te rn a tio n a l a ffa irs , th is au­
th o rita tiv e and p ro vo ca tive w r ite r Alumnus of the Golden Weal!”
Kidneys Must
Work Well-
I
l i r o i n ! - ^ / i o u file re il j u n i o r
ByBAUKHAGE
The CIO has p rin te d a v e ry busi-
nesslike booklet on the su b je ct in
w hich we a re re m in d e d th a t we
have a lw a ys had a housing short-
age because o u r c itie s ju s t g re w lik e
Topsy, th a t the shortage is ste a dily
g ro w in g and th a t e stim a te s show
TO GET MORE
th a t by the end o f th is y e a r alm ost
th re e and a h a lf m illio n fa m ilie s w ifi
be homeless unless they are taken
In by re la tiv e s o r double up w ith
others— as the P re sid e n t suggested
<fou g irls a n d w o m en w h o s u ffe r so fro m
they w ill have to do m p a n w h i’.e.
< m p le a n e m ia t h a t y o u 're ¡ a le . w eak,
dragged o u t ” — th is m a y be d u e to lack
The reason th a t we a lw a ys had a
f b lo o d -Iro n . So t r y L y d ia E P ln k h a m ’s
housing shortage, a cco rd in g to the
T A B L E T S — o n e of th e best hom e w ays
CIO. is because we n e ve r had a
to b u ild u p red blo o d — In such cases
in k h a m 's T a b le ts are o n e o f th e g re a t-
housing p olicy. We have a p u b lic
b lo o d -iro n to n ic s you can b u y ! A t
school edu catio n a l p o lic y ; a police
d rugstores. W o r th try in g !
p ro te ctio n p o lic y ; a w a r and navv
p o licy
As a re su lt, we have a
p re tty good school system , o u r police
g ive us reasonable p ro te ctio n »o
fife and p ro p e rty ; we have n e ve r
lost a w a r n o r suffered invasion,
But we c a n 't have roofs o ve r our
.O L D
P R E P A R A T IO N S
heads.
Liquid — Tablet» — Salve — Nose Drope
T h a t Is w hat the c u rre n t housing
H a» »atished millions lor year».
le g isla tio n is supposed to p ro vid e
One m ore fa c to r m ay be in je cte d
1 2 -4 6 Into th is co n tro ve rsy w h ich could a f­
W N U — 13
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fe ct it m a te ria lly : the ve te ra n , chief
su ffe re r fro m homelessness, is as ye t |
A fo rm e r A m e ric a n m ilita r y gov­
unorganized. Once organized, he e rn m e n t m an says o u r state d e p a rt­
could out-pressure the o ther pressure m en t and B ri'.„,n and F ra n ce are
groups.
keeping R ur«‘. j fro m se a rch in g Nazi
• • •
assets in fo re ig n countries I t seems
F o r Y o u T o Feel W e ll
Since I heard fo rth rig h t speeches strange th a t if Russia has been
24 hours every day, 7 days every
o f Senator V andenberg and Secre- ■ slig h te d in any w ay we haven’t
week, never «topping, tne k dneye Alter
j ta ry o f State B yrn e s w hich sounded ' heard about it in a loud voice before
waste m atter from the blood
If more people were aware of how tbe
■ sh a rp w a rn in g to Russia that the now
DOANSPILLS
lulcTlzilKf S b a u I im er fo e V i a l . •<
\ei< * Analyst ami Commentator.
L a b o r W a n ts
P la n n e d A c tio n
kidneys muat constantly remove sur­
plus fluid, excess acids and other waste
m atter th at cannot s tar la tbe blood
w ithout In ju ry to h -a lta , there would
be better understand ng of r k p the
whole syefera is upset when kidneys fall
to function properly.
Burning, «canty or too frequent urina­
tion eo«et trace warns that ••»mething
In wrong. Ycu i»ny suffer nagg n g back­
ache. headache*, d.ax.newp, rheumatic
pa:ne. getting up at n g h ’ a. « w e ll. ng.
W hy not try /> ouwp PiUa? You will
be using a medicine recommended tbe
count-y over. />© **’« stim ulate tbe func­
tion of the k dneys and help them to
flush out poisonous waste from tbe
blood- They contain nothing harmful
G et Peoa'» today. Use with coobdeno*
A t all drug stores.
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Washington D ipesT
Missourians have to be shown. . . .
You showed ’em, Winnie. . . .
As you have shown the world.
Have an honorary degree. . . .
And some Missouri ham and can­
died yams! . . .
Help yourself to Missouri hospital­
ity. . . .
But don't let that Truman boy
Give you any of those Eastern
cigars!
M A IN E W IN T E R S
S O F T E N IN G I 'P
"T h e State is w a rm in g up. A t
N o rth Jay a house th a t was b u ilt
by m is ta k e so the keyhole in the
fro n t door fines up w ith the p re ­
v a ilin g w in te r winds has some­
tim e s taken in as m uch as 37
bushels o f snow th rough the key­
hole in a single storm . It's been
five ye a rs now since any sto rm
has blow n in m ore than 18 bush­
els.
No sto rm th is w in te r has
blow n in m ore than 15."—John
G ould o f Lisbon F alls. M aine, In
the New Y o rk Tim es.
C 4 \ YOI KF.MFMHF.K-
Away bach when you could fiod a
pince to gel alias from trouble9
_*
If hen anybody with fair eyesight
could tell the difference between a
93,000 one-family home and a $123
chicken hom e?
And on ay back uhen it isolated a
man if he haul he hadn't a ihirt to his
back?
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e
Boyhood’s G reatest T h rill
B u ffa lo B ill was born 100 years
ago.
We feel s o rry fo r kids to
whom he Is a rem ote figure. W hat
a t h r ille r the B u ffa lo B ill W ild West
and Congress of Rough R iders was
to the s m a ll try o f y e s te rd a y !
It
cam e e v e ry y e a r back home, and
one o f our e a rlie s t m em ories Is see­
in g B u ffa lo B ill in the flesh, rid in g
down W h a lle y avenue in an open
buggy, a t the head o f the In ju n s,
cowboys and bu ffalo hunters. The
show was held in W estville, ju s t
back of the N ic k H u b inger mansion.
Once, la c k in g m oney to get in. we
clim b e d a tre e to see the show and
we a lm o st Im ag in e we got rid d le d
by s tra y b u lle ts in the hold-up of
the Deadwood stage
OOP
HERE AMI THERE
Ilk a Chase is ru n n in g a fe ve r a l t ­
er re a d in g the review s on “ I Ixtve
M iss T illi Bean ”
C lifto n F in ­
negan is o u r fa v o rite ra d io com ic.
. . . " A W a lk in the Sun” fs the
m ost g ra p h ic w a r p ic tu re ye ed has
seen
A book title w ith a kic k
“ A p p le ja c k fo r B re a k fa s t." . . .
T here w ill be a b ig b la ck m a rk e t in
beer th is s u m m e r
laugh line frum "Truckline Cale” :
An optim ist i. a fellow uho uurriei
about the future in the atomic bomb
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e
a
a
D r John W illia m M au ch ly, S8
and J P re sh e r E c k e rt J r., 28, have
Invented and developed the eniac,
an e le c tro n ic m ach in e th a t can
com pute and answ er questions in
the tw in k lin g o f an eye. T h is p ra c ­
tic a lly does aw ay w ith John K ie ra n
and p ro m ise s a w a r to the finish
between the in v e n to r and Dan Go-
lenpaul.
M a tro n 's F ro ck
A S IM P L E d a y t i m e fro c k es-
t s p e c ia lly n ice fo r the s lig h t­
ly la rg e r fig u re . F la tte rin g neck-
i line, fro n t c lo sin g and cap sleeves
' are edged in d a in ty scallop s—
sho ulder g a th e rs give a fe m in in e
touch. Y o u ’ ll lik e it in a p re tty
I a ll-o v e r flo ra l p rin t, o r soft solid
tones.
•
I ’’ O N T K A S T I. 'G s trip e s a re used
J e ffe c tiv e ly on t h i s s m o o t h
ju n io r date dress. N ote the w ide-
shouldered look, the sltm -as-a-pen-
c il w a is tlin e . E asy to m o ke fo r the
teen-age sew er, and p e rfe c t fo r
coke dates, sp rin g dances, special
dress-up occasions.
P a tte r n N o 8981 is des ig n e d fo r sizes
11. 12. 13. 14 16 and 18
Size 12 re q u ire s
3 ' 4 y a rd s of 35- o r 39-inch m a t e r ia l fo r
s trip e s ; 2’ « y a r d s p la in fa b ric .
D u e to an u n u s u a lly la r g e d e m a n d a n d
c u rre n t co n ditions, s lig h tly m o re tim e Is
r e q u ir e d in fillin g o rd e rs lo r a fe w of th e
m ost p o p u la r p a tte r n n u m b e rs
S E W IN G C IR C I E P A T T E R N D E P T .
709 M ission St., San E ra n e ls e o , C a lif.
En close 25 cen ts tn coins for each
p a tte rn d es ired.
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P a tte r n N o 8976 com es tn sizes 36 . 38.
40. 42 44 46. 4H. 50 and 52
Size 38. ca p
| sle e v e , le q u ire s 4 y a rd s of 35 inch m a t e ­
r ia l.
Both R ig h t
A tea cher p u t a p ro b le m to his
cla ss: "T h e re w e re 13 sheep in a
pen and 7 ju m p e d o u t; how m a n y
w e re le ft? "
One o f the boys said, "N o n e ,
s ir , ” and w hen the te a c h e r re ­
buked h im fo r his d e fic ie n t a r ith ­
m e tic and to ld h im he knew noth­
ing about fig u re s, the b o y's re p ly
was, " S ir , you know n o th in g about
sheep.”
The B a ttle F ro n t
1 oung John mis meeting his grand
father for the first time.
"So you're rny grandpa," he said, eye­
ing the old man oier.
"Yes, my little lull," said the grand­
father. "I'm your grandpa on your
father's side."
"Oh, are you!" said John, "then
you can take it from m e you're on the
wrong side."
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The class had had a lesson on
E skim o s, and w ere asked to w rite
an account of it. One b rig h t yo u n g ­
ste r began: "T h e E skim o s are
God's frozen people.”
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