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J . drastically the next day, is committee, down $22 000 000 m .outed requests, it el exactly as m Ml QifrCi tamitte 000 $2276,000 lievespr and aw, a tew E 1COUS congressional raise the national election you: ca ULS Collll Shim ka Japm is rrt. I J in C u t thv is ro her! to Bri sseU I e( m e jf the 'fvv Nazi cr.bis (Pet i. UROPf ) 1 3 ut 4 iAms cored ( Jar es and Lore led tht election hut no cantli 'ate had a majo v of all vo cs cast, therefore a run T is nettssaw 5 (A Is conect iThe stock mar ket queried 5 00 per ok learning to its amazement that 24 2 per cint be lifted grain was handled there 8 7 p.r tent said live si ck and the other 77 ptr cent stocks and bonds Happiness sice and the lappmess building was , extra $460,-r- r defense without year taxes But the fate close to Park Position death m his apartrmnt, vic-- 1 Garner, means cer-an- y proposal, barked usually loan to be- - trend Wild i, hlouina S4' Part!y to the cur- eiinwT tee Prcbe' a Gal mSt of lhe nation WoMi!he Wagner labor who had an Cenl for revision; 29 Per cent Cttft wepea1' Meanwhiic the house about to ask for rJ hipn erts e'P-rt- in 006 m W-- p of air m0taIS t0 the 8 ... almrst De-00- 0 the largest 10 for years. - war tnmercial "Psrcse q trnment li0''n on cl mt stic silk to m an ain an t ra unvary k for ' export c : V t, 'k x,L St . , ' .. Pattern V 'Ax Si A- 1 V " P-- i et y - M New York, N. Y. Please write your name, address and pattern number plainly. Strange Facts "MS vv forr. " Plowing the Sea ! Heal Dell Ringers I Benign Deafness ; ; To eliminate the annual damage of $500,000 to Bubmarme cables by J. ui off the coast of in Finland were companies of the fishing trawlers First of American troops to use camouflage measures so successful maneuvers lines are now buried the Ireland, Curtis Guild, at winter Camp I0!st regiment of the Massachusetts National Guard, practicing in the ocean bed by means of a Its effectiveness. g Wakefield. Left: Machine gunners In action clad In the strange white garb, testing new sea plow that automatically Three wounded guardsmen are cared for by the field medical detachment. makes a deep furrow, inserts and covers the cable, even at a depth of 2,400 feet. Aid 7: I E 1 ! I ; v 7: Sg - k . Would Test New Rifle on Russian Bear To France b2s The record tor bell ringing Is held by the men who rang, from memory, 21,000 changes of eight bells each in a little more than 12 hours m All Saints church m Loughborough, England, on Easter Sunday, 1901). In several British munitions plants, only deaf mon are employed in the shot blasting departments because the roaring, clanging noise would soon make physical wrecks of those with normal hearing. Colliers. FIGHT COLDS by helping nature build up resistance your cold-tlghtin- g oni told F1 right tftar toother. yoo ttjffef herVi sensational news! Un. Elizabeth Vickery to catch writes: I colds orry anv. Dr. 'wretf Coldtn Slrduol Dtscotcry htlpod to tt ten then mo just splendidly ole bri ter, had more Mtarmna end was troubled scry little ictlh colds. strength few observ ers expect Candidate Gannett to make much of a showing nations 11 But his can-dida- v dot s and drag out n ore age a knock-dowYork . 92 Republican New for fight votrs. wanted also bv y con. cation Thon Manhat an ' District Attorney I Dew o' as of the U. S r'n5' "r? Id order to test the effectiveness Introduced a bill which of D. Michigan John Dingcll Garand rifle, Rep. one of cost of the rifles to Finland- -at provided for the sale of 10,000 manufacto $1,000 apiece dollar each. The Garands cost approximately a bead In Washmgton-draw- lng ture Representative DingeU Is pictured to ammunition of sale the for bill also provided wUh a Garand rifle. The Finland at cost. Finland's Reindeer Play Grim Role in War Miss Anne Morgan, sister of Fin ancler J. F. Morgan, pictured as she arrived in New York from France. Miss Morgan plans a lecture tour for benefit of the "Amert can Friends of France, an organ! sation to aid French who have been evacuated from com bat zones. Angel This great medicine, formulated by a practicing physician, helps combat colds this way: (1) It stimulates the appetite. (2) U promotes flow of gastric Jukes. Thus you eat more, your digestion iraproTes; your tody gets greater nourishment which helps nature build up your resistance. So successful has Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery been that orer 30,000,000 bottles have already been used. Proof of its remarkable benefits. Get Dr. Pierce' Golden Medical Discovery from your drurgist todax Dmt sutler unnecessarily from colds. 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Are roeofrimended by grateful people the country o' r Ask your neighbor t Your kidrp'" vutc wmalt hod e U rJrVf id' nt Vamty Stous cuu'd exp ct great co V.t 'r,;f sales 400 7 cvlina s Washington. North t regirded Doughton L. Rep Robert an 76) an his advanced age ncx retre would nounced he term cember 31 when h s current c priva "My ends Explanation attentnei netd busiress badly ev. C. In London Prime Minister r commons tv Id Chamberlain HoreBitohi Minister Leslie t. o dismissed breads he was ergetic cro-ch- stitch trim. Pattern 2372 contains directions for making slippers and bed sotks m any desired size; illustrations of them and stitches; materials required; photograph of pattern stitches. Send 15 cents in coins for this pattern to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Dept , 82 Eighth Ave., tremendous "e-- easy loop Un a n a l in with angora popcorn trim the bed socks in star stitch with v s 2372 'I''HESE slippers are v less he gains fl. At 'to0rios legislature c cnt,c,zr Wn government for n d Confessions Oft, nf the r - vrtf Club of In PEOPLE: reement with Amencan lckJm ntreyw came from the Young Republics n a '3101) xcoJD, a la Finland 7 realize uhnt it means to be a candidate for the Republican nominamums in tion for Irt sidi ntuhal it sacrifice responsibility, hard I sork, in can ft it IS a call to duty nocitizm is answer yes My ignore Thus did Frank Gannett, Roches his hat ter, N Y , publisher, toss with cluttered a already into ring All he and Deweys Tafts. Bridges had waited for was a bid. and that Febrf-fsba!iPnU- Bn,ains S, . . troops islands. and Ger Though both the allies frtm alocf to remain many tried spat, they this Scandinavian-Russia- n were undoubtedly being drawn 'nto it. One reason was the continued s iron ore ship sniping at each other Sweden of out ments coming While tension grew here, it less ened in Netherlands and Bc'gium, ha which only a few days carl er m ordered complete mobilization fear of a Nazi invasion But there was stiU a chance that Germany found and Russia would try to coi at ke neutrals their foes and hostile the with lightning like blows at both Lowlands and Scandinavia tl e Ba'k .ns Italy, watching over a warn like a mother hen, heard for rendv be to Rome ing from at any moment Still on the fence rene we II Duce countered Bi t nn s Halt .ns that warmne a wooing with should not be too grcatlv imprrxsc' r i s oi by "recent demonstrat. national sympathy fol-- i Jack military is your duty Now the world knous uhal it is to be a Finn. Now it u your duty to show uhnt it means to be a Suede Make up Suedtsh I ol your mind now. Join the unteer Army. K ith Finland lor Stveden ! This advertisement m a Stockholm to Rus newspaper was one answer stop Scandinavia that order sias Richard J sending aid to Finland foreign minis Sandler. s nation send h that demanded ter, to defend the Finnish Aaland i President a The Neutrals that befell hemorrhage 'ow far-nort- h statesman, Idahos T Sen. Will a n E Borah. and senate office build-- : B eat cocked for news. ho had served the senate cerebral rit Call to Duty Russians proved themselves persistSalla sector ent in the them of staged a thousand Forty new drive, only to be routed senior faD. . POLITICS: SWEDISH VOLUNTEER o at tout ! 'u From San Francisco south to Santa Barbara, troops awaited an atattempt by the navy to land an tacking force of 8,000 men. Meanwhile the Caribbean sea buzzed as warmarines, troops and some 20 Atlantic squadron the of ships staged a mock war. by Georgia's Rep Carl 'is carries, no economies the national debt short of :d ; vv DEFENSE: : congress p- -i C Massachusetts National Guard Drills Last December at least 30 000 died when earthquikes and floods ht! north central Turkey. About the same time 1,500 more died in the flooded western plains Late January brought still more tragedv to a nation whose international diplomatic woes are legion A second major earthquake killed 50 and injured 160 more in the Nigde district, 200 miles southwest of the first quake area Luckily, such blows were cushioned by French British friendship. Available to the Ankara government was some $340,000,000 in loans and credits, Turkey's "price for keeping the strategic Dardanelles open to allied warships Ad--o- ld obvi-t- -- )IS STERS: Turkey Again navy hope, vv Mock Warfare 3 remains the $300 000 000 Ml 300 000 000) naval protested not by the Presi- -- j right (Bircirroct A c. 1 2 Across the street, T of War Harry Woodrmg bouse military committee Jcencies in critical ord- - iZtC eomulw at you s i two specialist in facial massages Is A1 Nettlow of Detroit, Mlth. He combines within himself the a to a is shown massage pirtner he At sparring the left quuk giving great arts of boxing and beautifying. as he tunes up for a forthcoming bout in Philadelphia against Hob Montgomery. At the right he is pictured at work in his Detroit beauty parlor, whith he owes and operates. His ring activities are carried on iu any locality where there is a demand for this type of beauty culture. News Quiz Answers by 1945 ttothes termini H- J s A Stark, chief of told the house that he hoped to D rations, did ire kill 500 p ople 7,000 homes and leave 50 000 1 passed the reported by Je the army and tag better treatment (1( v Tee r , (This loan, to be repaid partly through British imports of Turkish tobacco, prompted the foiernment to ban imports of b. S tobacco. Mournint at the news, American growers found themseh es depru ed o i cr night of an ex port market running betueen ffOJItM),. 000 and f '0,000, 000 a ) ear ) ts executive office "snbme commission. Nor louse backslide on its ap- a lor sadligMs get to the , if pant. 30O-in- il The belligerents Britains war consisted of (1) a factory explosion, (2) a repoitcd railroad .sabotage plot, (3) a fiery defense in commons of Prime M Chamberlain's action ousting War Minister Leslie H and (4) the slaying of Br, tains first German on the western front Frances war featured (1) expulsion fiom the chamber of deputies of all Communists, (2) news of a "plot to aid Hitler, and (3) a verbal battle with Berlin, where France was accused of backing down on its promise not to interfere with German expansion in eastern Europe. It was not so quiet for the Finns For five successive days Russian planes defied temperatures ranging down to 51 degrees below zero, bombing Helsingfors, Hango and other cities mercilessly Though they might be poor soldiers, the Quickly Crocheted Ami-ma- EUROPE: ; dry h0j. tend to de veen the t Socks i He u . homeless la. Taranto, IUlv , b) Miiiuoka, Japan, c Nairobi, T inganv ika, (d, Ttguugalpa Hondur is The mw I s ambassador to B.lgium, forniei Iv minister to fire, is ui John ( uiiah) ; (bt Jostph Davies ie) Tyrone Pow-- , irit Joseph ( Orpw, 2 True or False f.n at Britain m a note to the lan neutrality committee in Ui0 de Jamiro, rejicltd the satety one construe t(d around the W ( stern hennsphi r. . 4 Wliuh gubernatorial candidate in I ouisiana s stormv elution was takui to jail J i mt s Not , hi I arl K I 0114, u Jamts H Morrison, di s im Houston Jones 5 he Ntw Fork stot k markil dials in lai stinks and bonds hi grain, it live stui k allows nd this uy n i - m c , Pt mgs nthe purse curing Iea--lP- and sen- - th bouse Tot five con b aemm-istratio- harulr i on,,! M! u a(, fJit t,h whieh of the following 111 nins Still arguing for contmu. i on of the reciprocal trade act, the sent Underscore t try of Commerce Edward Noble aid As sistant Secretary of State H nrj F Grady to testify before the mi-- t D ways and means committee fense of the act itself completed t e state department next turned s guns on the senate's plan to set ratification power over all tiaae O l r 1 C. a) drastic totems and t2. national ooo 000 000 One h as an ; or are expressed opinions rh Uil Items Are Slashed hidget , Flour -- p Pick dut clPe Fund May Be Raised our n, u,ire R"U I PUsON IT K Specialist Advocates Two 'Fynes of Facial Massage news quiz in these columns, they not necessarily of this newspaper ) and ftDist Western Newspaper Union J the leaguered Finland So had tl e President, for his recommendation lI a fsx; $50,000,000 loan through the Txport-Impor- t bank was strictly for nen month oJau,nment However, s nee military purposes wi uld the Finns wanted money for munijtat crgress $ 80- hn Roosevelt but tions only, their cause seemed list 1M1 ' ia ore ,0w. e OTE-- " dKos a LBIE Tears Budget Apart: Other it W. i c l0re Pii JOSEPH nillON'in , MVv' .L.S,nnhC The Angel." fearsome Russian Santa Claus, the reindeer has was a New York visitor wrestler, of Finnish war. II. re a family he stopped there rn when bis recently Its proved (amlly reindeer to transport thebelongings Aires. Ho claims Buenos to route invader. a lack of European opponents. ZTpZTal safetyandduring one of the air raids staged by villages. on Finnish towns " . . lhe in the V Soviet ; - wyst ay M MS |