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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1941. PAGE FOUR MDFORDJ&TBIBUNI mm l Bontbrra Oroaoa midm Ik. Uli TrtMM." tUy E.r.p llrF. rnailofied ey HlurUHO CRINTINO CO. IS.tl-SS KwU nt 1- Phono 1141 RUBKRf IUHU eVtllot. KNBr n oiLrrnAP. moe. The Issue Is Hitler lord. Oreeoe. e.g.' Act ot e. UBHOMirTION BATH t Hell le Aeneel D.n d Sui.rf.r-e il Ot.il t eo toon.. oil Bioelhe... s-ee Kill? eoo und.-f" mo..le. D.ll. orf Soon.. "l,'hrV,;J c.rrl.r-lo Arfoc.-M.rftorA. Art l.nd. C.ntr.l Peiou JmNbtIII.. O.I1I Hill Hoi. Ill.tr. paoeala. Teleek on. - . , r..,.. ... HtiBdo, one re" " 7 Dalit And too.!..-" -o. month... All urmi Mi" Ofnl.i f. .1 ' "r" Of Hotel P.pt .1 -- Ctt iiEkiHKHut rH wm;iaiiiu mum oooirt-. r.n OtltlOd 10 l0 IIM t P0ll0tl0 ' I' ...I ai.peto.oe roollerf le It of ' IM ererflierf to tftlo lp.r. elee the local .ewo ouolnhod hereto. . All rlt I" eancalloa eeeetal eiopeteheo herel. pro A' roooron. MEW BUM Of tlNlfO ffll AtaUBCIt OK AUDIT BliRBAI) OP CIRCIILATIONB Advertielas eeoreentllee WHT-IIUUJIUI CUMKANT. IMO. OKlooo n .ere. C.nio... o'a too rra.eleoo. Loo Amoloo. eoiltlA fortlAod, Sk LootA AllenlA. Ven.ou.et. Ml j$0jCI,TlM Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Perry ers, students, soldiers, sailors, agents, workers, auto tourists, fliers, railroad we i Lis Europe'! trio of dictator, are now editorially listed ai "inter national gangster.." Adolf (BuW, Hitler of Berlin, and Benito (The Punk) Mussolini of Rome are taking Joe (Dopey) Stalin of Moscow for a ride. The Nuisance gang has put up his number. 0 0 0 The first chigger victims of the season returned yes. from the timber and lakes, with a de mand for a balm able to prevent aunburn and kill mosquitoes with one application. o o o "Richard Rode Is making sat isfactory Improvement from his recent accident caused by the discharging of a gun thought to have been empty." (Union (Ore.) Item) The loaded, un loaded gun unlimbers again. o o o TV,. San Dlefo (Calif.) Union describes Secy. Ickes as 'the type of gentleman who would I set the house on fire to light his pipe." The description is in complete without adding: and then cuss the fire department for extinguishing the blare. 0 0 0 The pioneer and often speed battered lamp-post at Main and Oakdale stepped aside in the nick of time late Sat. Instead a tree was stretched out on the Pub. Lib. lawn, and four robins rendered nestlcss. O O 0 Two metropolitan citliens were fined $25 each for stealing SO pounds of garlic. If they do It again they will have to eat it. . O O 0 It now appears the Sams Val ley farmer, who worried about the June rains last February had something. They have been bounteous and copious, and have the tillers scary. They cant grease a mowing machine, or pull a weed without being threat ened by a near-ciounuur.t. o o DEUCEDLY DUCKY (Prom "Step In the Dark") "Mrs. Palfrey was In excel lent spirits, probably as a re sult of her relapse into un conventionality. She wore only a skirt and a handker chief knotted around her neck and waist; but she merely laughed as she exhibited the chinks In her armour." o o o The sympathies of the land are officially with Soviet Rus sia In her war against the Nails, although her Communistic doc trines are listed as "intolerable." This is diplomatically choosing the lesser of two evils, for the riiit-.tinn of the war. In the meantime, the home grown Reds must behave themselves, and not try to blow up the White House. WE are surprised there should be so much argu ment retarding the proper attitude to take toward Soviet Russia. The proper course seems to us obvious: do every thing possible to aid Russia. Why? Because the Dig jod Deiore mis country ...... . Yl A. is to defeat Hitler, ana assisting rtussia ai war wm i contribute to this end. t THIS doesn't mean giving anything to Russia this country or Britain needs. It does mean giving Russia what aid can be given, material and moral, without in any way weakening the Anglo-American alliance. For what excuse would there be for taking the opposite course? True. Soviet Russia is no better than Nazi Ger many; Stalin, compared to Der Reichsfuehrer, may even be worse. But the immediate question isnt a moral or political one. It is a question of danger to this cnuntrv. involved in a Hitler world conquest. Let's remove the danger FIRST and then engage in a discussion of ideologies. WE doubt if this country can do much to aid Russia, but what can be done, as we see it, certainly SHOULD be. . , Not from any love for Russia. Quite the reverse. Solely from what is best for this country, the cause of democratic survival and world peace. The Russian Mystery THIS unexpected declaration of war against Russia, is almost as mystifying as the flight of Rudolph Hess. In fact, if our new columnist, Paul Mallon, is correct, there mav be as close a connection between the two as this department originally suspected. At any rate Sturday night's bomb-shell offers a great field day for the cracker-barrel contingent, there being, to date, almost as many different explanations advanced as mere are parucipania. THE sane, and sapient, Oregonian, for example, believes this declaration of war by Der Reichs fuehrer demonstrates that "those whom the gods would destroy they first make mad." In other words, the incident definitely proves Hitler is "plain nuts" ; his declaration of war against a neutral and potential ally being tne sudden out burst of the paranoiac indulging in a characteristic fit. THIS is possible, of course, (what ISN'T 1) but hardly probable, in view of the record and the evidence. For Hitler's record, since this war started, has shown a most painstaking and detailed preparation 1 - A it. . ?1 J 1. 17i.il- A. lor every stroKe 01 tne manea nsi, mwe ien m chance, little resulting apparently from personal vagary or impulse. The fact that six months ago Hitler had flying fields constructed in Rumania, designed to facilitate an attack against the Ukraine, indicates that in this latest surprise there was also preparation, and not as much uncalculated impulse as some superficial observers might have thought fXN the other hand, in taking on Russia there is no doubt Der Reichsfuehrer did suddenly throw to the winds what has been the cornerstone of his mili tary strategy, namely keeping Russia friendly, con centrating against England; not being forced to wage a maior war on two fronts. Yet all things considered the skipper of this column, while admitting Hitler is definitely a psycho pathic type, doubts that this sudden turn on Stalin was merely the result of pent-up nerves, hysteria, any lack of emotional balance. Far more likely, we believe, it was the result of another carefully conceived plan, very likely decided upon after Molotov's Berlin visit, namely, and to- W 11 RUSSIA COULD NOT BE. TRUSTED EITHER TO DELIVER THE GOODS OR REMAIN ALOOF, THEREFORE HAD TO BE CRUSHED BEFORE THE ALL-OUT FINAL SMASH AGAINST ENGLAND. THERE is more evidence to support this theory than jhe might make. the new flving fields in Rumania. ' so, while his but it's a hundred to one shot he won't KNOW until it's too late, until there is a sudden deafening explosion and all the lights go outl This tranester technique is unquestionably the technique of the totalitarian powers. It was the technique adopted by Hitler, n tne above nypotnesis is correct. This doesn't prove it IS correct. It does, we think, strengthen it! Personal Health Service By William Brady M. D. aifned letter pertaining to personal health and hrflent. not to dlMta lcnatlt or troAtmont, will bo answered bj Pr. Brdy If a stamped salt addrMoxd tnnlopo to enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing (o the larie number of letters reoelred only a few can be answered here. No reply ran be made to queries not containing to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady. MS El Camlne, Beyerly Hills, Calif. PUT SOME QUININE IN YOUR TRAVEL KIT Vacationists, travellers, voyag-. quinine. In tablets, pills or cap sules, each containing two grains of quinine sulfate. Thruout the period of the stay, particularly e m p 1 o y e es, truck drivers, newspaper correspondents and Just visit ors who are going to spend a day, week or a season In the southern states, Mexico, Panama or other Central American Kelly's Comment From Washington Magnesium Plant Cost Figured Raver Predict Vaat Industry Active Nazi Found in State Br John W. Kelly In The . . f . Day's I By Frank Jenkins IITELL. it happened. " Germany and Russia are fighting. SOONER than expect- ied. Washington, D. C, June 24. - Several government officials I UOW did it happen? Here Is have their heads together f igur-, this writer's guess: lng on how much It will cost Re-1 Hitler made demands on Sta construction Finance corporation : lin. His demands were so stiff that submitting to mem woum have been equivalent to fighting and LOSING. So Stalin decided to fight. Flight 0' Time Medford and Jackson Coonry History from the files of the Mall Tribune 1 and 10 years aeo. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY June 24. 1931 at was Wednesday) Danish fliers across Atlantic land in Germany; Post and Garry on world girdling flight spend night in Moscow. State highway commission If urged to re-build Siskiyou highways. Mid-west swelters In wave. heat countries. West Indies, South America, Midway, 'i'ake, Guam, the Philippines, Singapore, nntrh East Indies or other tropi cal or semi-tropical region should of course be immunized againsi smallpox by vaccination, against typhoid, paratyphoid A and paratyphoid a oy inree or mur weekly injections of typhoid paratyphoid bacterin or "bac terial vaccine" (killed typhoid and paratyphoid bacilli In meas ured numbers). These Injections of typhoid-paratyphoid Dacierin should be given by the family physician, preferably a lew months before you leave home. h tvohold-oaratyphold bac terin begins to produce some im munity within a few weeks after the first dose, so It Is never too late to begin the treatment. In addition to being Immune .uainst smallpox and ty phold and paratyphoid, adults r . . t . . ...... I- n attath who coniemp.Hie v.si in also be Immun ized against aipnmcno young children must be im munized. In any case, first de termine whether the Individual ia naturally immune against jit,hri hv the Schick test, and only Individuals who react to the test (by a rea wncut the point of injection, most evi dent in three or four days) are susceptible and require the toxin-antitoxin or toxoid to im munize against diphtheria. The younger the child the more Im portant this is. lor tne aanger from diphtheria is always in versely in proportion with the affe nf the child. So far as "serum" or "vaccina tion" goes, these are the only ef fective prophylactic or prevent ive measures available against tropical or sub-tropical Infections. But there Is another precau tion to be observed by one going to any of the places indl cated. Take along supply of in the heavy malarial season from May to November, make it part of the daily routine to take six grains of quinine sul fate, upon retiring at night. Not that six grains of quinine day will eradicate all malarial para sites in the blood, but universal experience has proved that this daily dose of quinine is a de pendable .clinical prophylaxis it will keep most people on their feet, even if they are infected. The ration suggested six grains of quinine sulfate daily prevents clinical manifestations of malaria, but by no means eradicates or cures malaria. For children the daily ration should be in proportion with body weight for a child weighing less than 75 pounds three grains dally instead of six. For a child weighing 50 pounds or less, two grains of quinine sulfate daily would be equivalent to six grains daily for the average adult. On the other hand, for an adult of much more than averaee weight or size, a larger dose is required say eight grains daily if the individual weigns 200 pounds. to pay for magnesium Indus try in the Pacific northwest. The stage Is set for the government going into the aluminum busi ness ana mere u as prcmiia i need for magnesium. Office of j WHY djd Hitler PROVOKE Production Management wants j " the fight as he obviously 400,000.000 pounds yearly. At j did? the moment production Is only Try this one on your piano: 30.000.000 and with expansion Hitler is fighting Britain. of plants now in progress the Winning every round, but can't output will be 75.000,000 pounds, manage a knockout. He sees the Somehow, someway production United States spitting on its must attain 400,000,000 pounds ) hands. He knows he'll have in 18 months. I Stalin on his neck sooner or The Dow Chemical Co. Is now j later, the only producer. RFC is fin- So he says: ancing the Permanente corpora- "I'll have to fight this guy tion (Henrv J. Kaiser) near Palo before it's over. He's big, but Alto. Calif., which is building a plant. If a patent license or royalty system could be ar ranged with the Dow Chemical Co. the plants could be built at Coos Bay, Yaquina, Tillamook or Seaside and magnesium ex tracted from sea water. The he's DUMB. I can take him. I'd better do It NOW." CO much for the why of it. The j it? next question Is: WHAT of We of America are frankly gleeful. We can think of noth- Dow Chemical Co. has the patent ing pleasanter than a fight to rights on this process and is! the finish between Hitler and operating from a brine well at Midland. Mich., and at Freeport, Tex. One ton of ocean brine contains 2.5 pounds of mag- QIESTIOSS AND ANSWERS Infantile raralysls Do you attreo wttn the Infantile paralyala authority who ascrlbea the paralysis to hard exerclsef (T. H.) Answer I know of no one who doea. Perhaps you refer to the advice of Dr. Albert B. Sabtn, that a peraon may have the disease and suffer only mild fever, aome headache, stiff neck, perhapa sick atomach. If he remains at rest In bod: where aa if he works, plays or exerclaea vigorously In the early stAge of the disease, he la more likely to suffer paralyse, j win that la good sound advice. Anyway when a child seems at all feverish and has any complaint of stomach. head or neck pain or soreness, the child should remain In bed or at least aa quiet as possible, until the Indisposition or lllnesa passes. Corn Collodion Please state whether plain collodion or flexible collodion should be used for making the corn remedy you aug gest. A drug elerk Insists It should be plain collodion. (S. L.) Answer No, It should be flexible oollodlon paint corn or callua dally with solution of 80 grains of salicylic acid in one-half ounce of flexible collodion. (Protected by John P. Dllle Co.) nesium and requires about 11 kilowatts of electrical energy for each pound. e o o AT Pullman, Wash., an experi- Hamburger stand on North Holly is held up by two thugs who obtain $6.50. Housewives waiting for valley apricots for canning. Secretary of State Stimson to visit Europe for discussion of war debt moratorium. Forecast: Unsettled with mod erate temperature. High 73, low 44. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY June 24. 1921 (It was Friday) John L. Lewis is defeated for president of the A. F. of L. Nevada court rules Mary Pick ford and Douglas Fairbanks are legally married. People warned to keep away from Crater lake until lodge is formally opened July 1. Trlgonla oil well now down 1,300 and smell of oil is strong. Socialists threaten to stage general strike in event of an other World war. Injunctions sought against weight title bout July 2. Naval disarmament wave Stalin. We say smugly: "May Dempsey Carpentier heavy the best man win. j The British undoubtedly thnro thia thnueht. e grows in japan. BUT Churchill is SMART. And . oMirk thinker. Weather: Generally cloudy. Before the echoes of the first H1Sh 93.7, low 51. shot have died, he says: "A a .,-. i.-hn fto-hfe mentis being conducted with ore; wU, hlve our to produce magnesium Dr. . R. f. . ma or ,tote who H sayers, ""1 marches with Hitler Is our foe. oiaiea Durcau ui mines, icsmnu before a house committee a few Cd. Note? Persons wishing fa communicate with Dr. Brady should send letter direct to Dr. William Brady, M. D.. :3 El Camlno. Bverl Hills. Calif. News Behind The News By Paul Mallon (Continued Prom Page One) weeks ago that the experiment had not developed to a point where it is ready for commercial application, but that apparatus has been developed for continu ous production and it is believed that within a few weeks from 50 to 100 pounds of magnesium will be made daily. This would be between 17.500 and 36.500 pounds a year, or more than one tenth of United States production last year. Provided ore is used Instead of ocean water, Washington state has an almost unlimited supply, according to statements by bureau of mines officials. That is our policy, and that It our declaration. "It follows therefore that we shall GIVE WHATEVER HELP WE CAN to Russia and the Rus sian people." From now on Russia, com munist or no communist, is Bri tain's comrade-in-arms. WASHINGTON, taking " Immediately, condemns Germany's "treacherous attack" on Russia. Sumner Welles, as sistant secretary of state, says: Any rallying of the forces op- Communications That White Metal To the Editor: I see where, In one of last week's issues, Mr. Mitchell of Jacksonville says about our white "mystery metal" that "There ain't no sich animil." All I can say is that at the time the "mystery metal" Hurry was on I saw a lot of "buttons" the ; of It, from the size of beans to that of a quarter, it looked like lend or solder and could be cut with a knife, the part about it scratching glass is on the same scale as the part of a fish story posing Hitlcrism will redound that makes it more interesting. . ... . . . T . 1, tl-J that a,ov to the benefit of American de fense and security." As between Hitler and Stalin, we're for STALIN even If his nitrr v aitrro .JmlHlilra. I tor of BoneviU. ' and Grand coming into ,th, .fight does mess Coulee, says the Pacific north- JP our story of he embattled west can become 'the Pittsburgh democracies fighting for their lives against the dictators. War is war. In war, you take whatever help you can get. of America In the light metal in dustry." It is toward this ob jective that the administrator is working. Soon more than OOinnHIS question is In every per cent of the ilumtam pro- 1 , d H much wln Rus. duction of the United States will . "M , be in the nonnwesi. ana ur.i ,,-h....... i. i. j,,, hei0 wiit I never saw it tried that way. Lloyd Smith, who was chemist at the Gold Hill cement plant at the time, made the usual chemical test of it and could get no reactions to the known tests for known metals. He also tried to "roast" it out In the waya that the assay offices would but got nothing: but he also got the "buttons" out of the cook stove as the rest of the local boys did. The fact that the small amount of rock that could be put on a cook stove fire would produce that no peace with would be considered until it was crushed. In truth, Hitler's move tn It self made peace even more un palatable than before, to those here who would have to agree to It. By repudiating his non aggression treaty with the reds he offered the ultimate proof, if any were needed, of the com plete worthlessness of any treaty conquest cf the many Is to be beaten in the field it may take that much time to muster sufficient military im petus to get started. One thought encourages hopes for an earlier Nazi defeat. Hit ler's expansions have presented him with a tremendous problem of economic and political man agement. If he cannot get it to working, if he cannot weld the agencies of production, trans portation, distribution into an Nazlism i efficient system, he may yet col lapse of his weight. importance In airplane manufac ture. Instead of taking tne metals and sending them east DRIVATE argument of official dom since Sunday concerns who has been the bigger fool in this war Mussolini or Stalin. The Imbecility of British and Raver envisions magnesium fce tht mu(;h ef Mming lnjfair ized "button" would lndi plants, the two metals of first . ... ,--.,- f,.h.r nd cate that there would be a suf thinner. Getting spread too far;cient amount of metal to war and too thin has cracked every ! nt a thorough nvestigation. meiai anu kiiuiih .i,. - .. punmioror vet ine IBCl inai cook biovo iu for fabrication, he holds that , wor 1Qo 7"" We h 1 would roast it out should show fabrication plants will be estab- " may eraelt Mltler- "e nope that it requires a very low heat lished In the northwest must be so t to produce, built there. "Tht Hitler-Stalin break forces I It is easier for me to accept The northwest is not suited 1 decision on Japan. What ! the many "buttons" I saw as fact for heavy industries, such as to Ag g question th,t face ; than to try to explain them away. There are lots of old timers around who saw these same and similar "buttons" and know lot more about them than I do. Thanks. GEORGE IVERSON. Medford, June 24. 1941. steel mills, but is perfectly adapted for high grade special ties, such as stainless steel, steel for surgical instruments, ball bearings. These and similar pro ducts have a greater monetary own expanded value than output of an all-pur pose steel mm. as ine picture looks, light metal Industries will be spotted everywhere in Oregon and Washington. War department and Defense 1. . ktkf.nt.thf.v him. Plant corporation (RFC subsl-, self 0nIy tlme ca leU whether diary) are studying what can ne h,s btm wije or fooll,h. French politicians who let Hitler, rw... pi.. rmnratlon can get started In the first place H ; ,,, the funds recommended conceded to be relatively minor DV ,ne w depirtment and the when compared with the colos- , contract for the man-1 sal oafishness of II Duce and the .R.ment o( , magnesium plant. her right now. What Japan DOES, not what she says, will be Important. Japan is on a spot. How she will get off remains to be seen. A WORD of advice at this point: Let's not kid our selves. Hitler attacked Russia be cause he WANTED to. His pur- I UC III" ilttllt, Viu ill atkiuiuitiHi , Many months atro Germany took a sudden interest '"ZK:Z ,L.svT. htt"r":!mm,''ar. ...... .Testifying i.,t week secretary T-...1 ' j j ia it " 1- 1: Aa awl i n A.uMoun. 1 in Finland and lte new Mannerheim line: the sweep imade. it is only deepening the1.. ,,, .., ... , L. I ..i tit ' - , . I - . " , , . , - . riv 11 a v a ... Hrn Hie lin rilPW tuilllllllirt, The Elks old tom-cat Is now i thrOURh the Balkans Was a move tending to isolate convictions of the ""j'1"1'"1. Hitler as thoroughly as did ne favored development of the i IS davs AWOL, and nope nas R . . . . . p..,,:- .prtainlv didn't like1 even , " iFrance, but without tne diocki-Washington ores by a govern- about "faded he will ever return I KlHWia. Mid UlUCn KllSMB rtamw 0 Kin l UK . een WBt f0U, lner Hj country hM bn m. mrn,a, ,gency Th aecrtunrl J a a - ne IneTt" II P I liral I w T f J fo9 I M I I M I 1 4 ( I Willi I 111 IVr'V HVM Il.L la, iirVIl a A mi has fTairtM aa e iaAm n at aft V . .. . . J w. wKa & tint niitM ne is ten . -. - -, -- - " - r - -o- - - " . . ... ,..(-. ,h. -J V. 1 ,1,. ... tK. iinr.t-n,.h miriTti-itV M. 1. t .. Th. nA rham ia f n . . . D . ... . . task they have under- a serf of Berl He Is ten years old or mere- peiure ureece ien t:i wiui luiary njtouisi iuinjio abouU. and rumor has him still ! was talked about, and Vei"V probablv Rjrreed Upon ! THE develoi reCted'n inV w- de" j when von Paper, returned to Ankara after hl,- AcVary Shooting Denied by Holmes Redwood City, Calif., June 24 iPi Very weak and com pletely blind. John M. Holmes. j 35, came into court today to I plead innocent to a charge that he killed a man. The case will be given a trial date next Mon day. Holmes murmured "not guilty" when Judge Maxwell IMcNutt asked him how he ' pleaded to a charge of first de- ith the Army in Tennessee, gree murder for shooting Wil- June 24. P) Army officers son D. McNary. 28. in a San of a Mateo hotel May 9. sections of the city at approxl- Bei'chtesgaden Visit mately the same lime. . o o i i . . i , t , . i it .it : , Tlk(, RU5,ia. Last week ahe.cience 10 indicate tlllier ana ma lenow runpiMiawr? taken. They would be foolish ! his medals and his uniform. ble publicity. He is opoly. The Dow Chemical Co.. VJ'LZ,,'.', An experimental linrbut he still has only magnesium producer, alto farfn,de durtng w ,m" motive of 4.000 k 111 III1UU1C CllilU3MC It a monopoly. against her. They are ttrong for a change of mastert In their tlavedom, so revolt electric loco- kilowatt capa- .it. mmA . vim. ,M ..au4 est In cither word, there la verv Considerable evi- itf thev did not see that If Hltlerl Stalin, however, started Hit-1 1 Mrgeant vuiDur Mnrtergoot m miles per hour Is reported . a. i! j:- if:.V:. . J l.TP.l u. . -!.-. JLLL successful (and no one hereler on this war deliberately. The IN charge of German affair, of tne seventh engineer batt.l-- nd.r con,t,ctlon the Sovtet i-R ill mil rsLr niLifi huh mn irnuH tu ' inu' . ... - i .1- -vmv ... r.u. u- .m.nn in. in western movie aivie. nas mucn continence in me im ; iiwuic .r.Mirp, vt !?.- vir.i ..... .. ....... ... reached bbed the was overrun wnn rumors, .m. 1 wpre ppCrety plotting 10 isolate KUSSia IOr Ine Kill rmv he mav he able to acquire not known to mm or anyone eise located at ?.an r rancisco as con- .."hi -this week by the "green-grey I. l,pfor. :,1V break With the Soviet Was SUTCCted. !H he needs." The boundless raw ; when he signed the non-aggres- ,ul general. His territory also speeding enemy' tank h,rde of Hitler." Little stales jlOng Deiore any Drear v:'ln.lnP -ev s su'l,ul.cu L.m.i. . n,,,,,. H,veloted slon pact with his sworn enemy ' includet Washington. Idaho, into the turret and grab h. aelir last summer now turn 1 There 19 alSO evidence this declaration 01 War aiiainst , .,,.., j.. mmlr'Hitler would not have dared Montana. Nevada. Utah. Color- commander by the neck. Dynamo works at Moscow, the department of commerce tayt. Russia Was not PllddenlV arrived at, Was not even the j communist government, might fight on two fronts at the open- ado. Wyoming and Alaska, in' nrnrlitt nf nnv f nnrinmontal rhanrp in nlana or the Produce "nd'r German effic- ing of the war. He would never the belt of states under VMede- in; product 01 anj Iimaameniai cnange in plans or lne..ncv wh fh grtest raw have invaded Poland witnout mann FBI has found a number of ca War Situation ; Ollt Was tne reSUIl 01 a COnMCUOn on nMtlv, m-ealth of the world under the red simpleton's assent active nan groups, one in Tort- another. Y ith the help 0 Germany's Part that Soviet Russia COUld no longer hit management, he would have! Stalin thought he would let,land. another in Seattle. The the sergeant then caph: , ! solid ground for hit new order ! Hitler destroy world capitalism. ; president received reports of crews of both machines. Furthermore, the action spoxe but he only lea rne nan pigmy tnese activities dui wanea tin louder than wordt could of the until It became a giant large til what wts considered the destroy rum. , rycnoiogieai time to cracx Spiritual Lecture V & S.01,7m47' -TlSX FIXALLY' t0 W0rt thiS theSi!, therf 18 Wel1 cetTseTetnkmg eTtigh'to "ohn l Zt In gple.d ng,r established gangster technique. power in Britain. If Churchill, Hi. suic ,rrf 30 poPnd, c5 when a "Dutch Schultz" falls out witlway.-an XTS.X?Z tV 7 o'i fpintu rarcht Strong Influence Portland. Ore.. June 24 ." -.Both the temptation and the: he trusted. boodle was too strong, i.eorge P. 43, Coh guilty to iii,-n M w ut'ii a i 'uivti .uut.4i iotw vu. . , -- ! many hlg garlic. Jney vnr mi t r'annnn th fnrmcr rpCPtves no enrravea an- i rnn.no.ntlv ...1. ... ' . .. . .. . I . - 1 . . , C. ,,.,,. ,A ValmhU lntAnr.4.An a. tk. T,. flrwlcO fSTS " 1 1 r. ...... 1 .-1. 1 . . . ft., ..r. lor M. w-". - r ik, are ta Kina now OI tne Drosuetis even ii .. ,v . .... ..u, u., ... .......... .-v..v nr. - Jiuuilicilirnt. u ine mil. w. .,.i.,., hnt. American rearmament man consuls was ? '-rr.ishe.-t bv a IV B. Roeers. a Delake no'iltrv. . . ... p tu. V. .. .U. V., eVi. I'P. it Hnca " " -. .. . ..... . ...7. " r - """e. poctb t?i. eci eiiy lie is iu. I'll uic rui ujr a-v.-c, h.yond their earlier reckoning in the suppts;non mat mrv woman recently c-rncrca ae- man. jam ne nan lost practical-, naurt f so a. m tc p us'.irt roadinm and deT:cptr.oni. Mfnite dlare military Eagles Take Chicktnt Delake. Ore.. June 24. I icidal cleverness Is ap- down on them. Wiedemann, one toattal chicken raisers of this Mrr k.ti to so a mi. hv hie com- nf Tlit .r o r n fri.riH. h. region tcxiav comr ainea of 'P"1'"' i:itm rerscn ?Ma r.M followers In' the Vnited made frequent visits to the Ger-. wholesale loss of stock to eagles f!L!l " ,ril,,.,fn .Iri men Mates wno were canine; sinney man embassy in i- asnir.gTon ' wrn auacKing a; or i: wiu be la b.re ut i About SO per cent of the feature films shown in New Zealand are American. lilt he doesn't know it. He may have his suspicions, of two or three years If Ger , were advancing communism. .ported. '! his entire flock.