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It is "I'n products. Uncle Sam's 'Battlewagons- Leave West Coast Bases For Greaiest Maneuvers in Nation's History Vith Hawaii Serving as Focal Point - owns Palmyra island in that vicinity, which has a quiet lagoon suitable for seaplane landings. Kiska in the Aleutians is one of the six American ports closed to foreign shipping and over which no civilian aircraft is permitted to fly without By JOSEPH W. LaBINE approval by the government. Its movements shrouded with secrecy, the Meanwhile, the military establishbattle strongest fleet the United States has ever sen is ment in hasn't been neglectsailing from home bases ed. It Hawaii has become the most imat San Pedro and San Diego this month to compete in the most portant defense center of the naintensive and strenuous naval maneuvers in the nation's history. tion. It is estimated that approxiThis will be no child's play under a warm tropical sun. In- mately $100,000,000 has been spent stead the battle chiefs are sending their iron-cla- d monsters as on fortifications alone. More troops far north as the Aleutian islands that "drip" oil the frigid west are concentrated there than in any section of the nation. The coast of Alaska. Here some ships will work under the most unfa- other world's greatest military airport, vorable wartime conditions possible. Meanwhile others will Hickam field, is under construction on the outskirts of Honolulu. "fight" as far as 1,500 miles below Honolulu. Many a world power is now angry Announced last December when America was worrying strenwith itself for not having annexed over uously Japan's aggressive attitude, the maneuvers may well more of the several hundred small be considered a stage show for Nippon's benefit, though official islands that dot the Pacific, and Washington has denied it. And intentional or otherwise the which are now looming more important for naval purposes. Today for war games will focus national the first it is apparent that the attention on the navy just when cific, piling even higher the evi- nations time which control the islands is tremendously are those which control the Pacific congress is considering Presi dence that inHawaii protecting our west itself. dent Roosevelt's recent arma- important coast. Without it, our first line of ment appropriations bill. Japan's Pacific Power. defense would be the mainland and France, Portugal, Germany and witnessCalifornia, Washington. Oregon The casual layman The Netherlands have disappeared have nations If of strengthforeign maritime this display ing ened their position in the Pacific as strong contenders for Pacific power will probably be moved with e cruisers and planes, power. The last to leave was Gerand its place was taken by to stick out his chest with pride. America is helping its position by many, Not so the navy's commanders, developing several strategic islands Japan which was given most German possessions under mandate at however, who will probably as refueling points and refuges for the treaty of Versailles. Under this barinclude such These bombers. view the results of the war took virtual possesmandate Japan ren spots as remote Howiand island, 2,500 games as very tangible evi- 1,500 miles southwest of Hawaii. Re- sion of a strip of the Pacific dence that America needs more cently a navy bomber flew this dis- miles long from east to west and attracted 1,200 miles wide. She acquired 623 battleships. With other nations tance and return. Theit feat the Marianas including tremen- islands, was little attention, yet of the exception developing long range cruisers (with group and airplanes, the vast Pacific be- dously important. the Marshall islands; the Guam); A few years ago, the flight range Caroline comes more difficult to defend. islands; and the Palau isFewer refueling islands are needed of army and navy planes was 150 lands. could carry a Since Japan is probably the only by an approaching enemy; they can miles. That is, fuelplane to fly out from nation from which the United States sufficient Haaround run" only "end a take long waii and unless America's first line its base 150 miles and return. There- has anything to fear in the Pacific, the Versailles mandate now looms of defense is close at hand, there's fore aviation patrols were limited to circles of 140 miles around Hahighly important. Japan can estabapt to be trouble. and lish naval bases almost halfway Almost 175 men of war, about 500 waii, the Panama canal, Alaska the west coast of the mainland. The across the ocean from her home planes and 50,000 to 60,000 men are shores and within 2,500 miles of Hawaii, within easy striking distance. But she has not yet established these bases, and Uncle Sam has made his Hawaiian islands so impregnable as to discourage the dislike of all North Co. InterMt'n Dist. Sill Ike CUT ALCOHOL Onlv S day TORII'M Treatment Remits Aaaarea. at INTKRMOl NTAIN SANA. 1 149 B. l.e file. Suit lh tie STEAMSHIP TICKETS CRUISES Bleamkhlp Tleketa. Cralaea All line, all t Kipre ahipa. Write to Amerlraa CitT. Wet tn Kalw M , Salt '.. l.e BUILDING MATERIAL INTERSTATE BRICK fO. Fir Cla Building and Fire Rnck Hollow Bulldlns Tile Vitrified Sewer Roof and Mantel, Tile Drain Pipe k B. Illh E.. BAIT LAKE Ht TRUCKS FOR SALE and NEW AND USED TRUCKS, up. Best (election ot better truek. 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BABY CHICKS sixty-six-year-o- ld Americans more than any other northerner, lecturing, writing, evangelizing and expounding his doctrines of friendly always on the high plane of cultural and intellectual intercourse. He has been head of the union since 1920, succeeding John Barrett. at FURNITURE The Dr. Rowe is a happy choice to head America's "cultural," if not propaganda, outreach in this direction. He has become widely known and decidedly persona grata in South America in his 32 years of pleading and proselyting for solidarity, friendship and understanding in the Americas. He has fraternized with South long-rang- E ipcrimmtcrt PERSONAL It expressed 1 something different in afghan with a pansy e Lin that's full of farm. Make it of 4 fold german- - 8tat 141 mut- Americans. Upton Sinclair's book, "The J u n g e," about the Chicago packing houses, had been carefully mistranslated, in a widely circulated version, which made multitudes of South Americans believe all North Americans ate dogs. Even in remote jungle towns, I found European trade scouts and salesmen making diligent use of the book. It was the neatest trade propaganda trick of the century. The battle has continued through the decades. Late reports are that South American radio stations are belting Uncle Sam with everything at hand, and, to the same degree, apostrophizing Italy, Germany and Japan. For this reason, there appears to be more than meets the eye in the printed story of our new airwave rearmament, and the assignment of a new short-wav- e channel for broadcasts to South America. With Secretary Hull, Dr. L. S. Rowe, director general of the union, pleads for "stronger cultural ties" in the first broadcast. Spanish translations follow the English version. 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Evislands' importance, since an eneery so often she visits Rochdale, my from the west would almost the mill town where she sang have to gain possession of Hawaii for pennies at the age of seven, before attacking the United States. and has a rollicking time, singHonowhich on island Oahu, the ing for her old friends. lulu is located, is circled by a coast " in the She was a railway on which guns can be cotton in the half school mills, day atoff moved quickly to stave any and half at work. tack. Latest weapons In 1930, she made a brief appearare ready for the enemy, including at the Palace theater in New ance huge horns capable of picking up York. It wasn't the sound of aircraft miles away. Act Spoiled a sucof much to transferred is This sound excess. of She Fear by r searchlights. plained afterward Once the enemy plane is bathed in GumChewer$ that she had been g devices autolight, warned in England that entire auditaron the the aim guns matically ences in America chewed gum toget. gether and in time, with dreadful Indeed, Hawaii has become the facial contortions. This frightened Malta of the Pacific. her and spoiled her act, although, SI U. S. Joins the Race. she admitted, there was only one Talk of guns and battleships and observable in Hie Pacilic. fleet maneuvers may sound strange She was glad to land safely in -- ' been Jarvis and more England, where she is widely bei ncle Sanihn has and isIads, ears to American Quietly Bakfr today, . tie OS. than one .'.i...:.i;B his anne individual 1 in is i luuu j linrlinp loved and known as "Good Old Grafit nir coium.. Througn i " "t .rrpnl p..mmerrial vaiue will wonder why all this bustle about cie." tictiilfr? have defending the Pacific. But in WashJust a few days before her fortiniToir. iv.v , ,he ..holcs- lhi, system left ington, where congress is building a eth birthday, she returned home participating in this gintic oil i.nHnr the comi hi i' in our ueicn.su na. program that will give the United from a party at four o'clock in the Claude C. Blnch. refcnt States a navy "second to none," morning. The milkman, the policeNo Sieve Here! to Admiral Arthur J. Wthe the matter is of vital importance. man on the beat and a made WW i i'at r.avv bobber is not in the best CINCUS of the fleet. ceremoniously handed her f"' iron..!ula to Hcwland, it Actually our navy we are entering the a morning paper with her name in and of Uncle Aircraft Carriers iMp. shape, that , w.,'M to f ;"nr,,.rH race five years behind the king's honor list. She is tall, Scrr: Pacific defense was a wall, rearmament Three aircraft carriers. vintJ blonde and merry. observa-rn- l arc leaders. fa. the that .,ri meant a' Rancor, t sieve. It Consolidated NVws Feature. iiexiiiKi"" Arw-rof America's '. to Hif The fleet. r,f impossibility birds war ,.r,c WNU Service. . , men i.r.a nf . mil- i.i.v.. ten from this abstinence continued u. ine M scrut frP.n Hawa ca's first lino ot ao;u convicis a growing Oilcloth in the Making from tary program fl, nl Hawaii to Howiand ,K)n battleships. slim s Oilcloth is a thick canvas coated tion Wltb more Americans cvuiy .n a.cnhmnrini to Micw.y. Hawaii nation on both sides with thick oil paint. though a ilc that bombed couin cjii o t.iese day, rebel at the thought of building roles in this First the canvas is passed through may nf :m between any ana proiucw;.. ,ter deadly cargoes for war. liquid glue, etc., pressed by heavy oae iu and saieiy get mts The 1938 dcietiM T(.rr As we turn our eyes west to the rollers, dried, and rubbed with tone. asbe we'll The paint is applied in sinking sun, though, sured that no trouble will come several coals, the final coat being in from that direction before dawn a pattern. The quality of the oillifts the Pacific's night cloth is governed by the number of again JLil eats of paint. shroud. The fleet's on guard! for me a position stronR int thus spring, II'""-- ' But Z Western Ncwipapcr I'nlon dlso f. W Ji uc ihnw America S'.uth Pacific. first time, the nav e.a . a pa. iR the diffused over the ent.re Pout T d "half-timer- Offlr CO. 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Chinch Known in 1700's The chinch bug, which annually destroys millions of dollars worth of crops, was Identified first in North Carolina during the Revolutionary war. anti-aircra- ft x I 800,-000,0- 00 candle-powe- T ON GENUINE NUJOL Copr. 1987, Staooo lao. 1 Onr 1m.i i 1 . .. . gum-chewe- .,,.trv u WBooma-200Bat- range-findin- .J lia) . - . i - a- - -- street-sweep- ;g " j hotel lemple ui.-j- i , Square !02$t.5O to S3.00 .. - i T ,;"nfort.hlr, - Z and UIGULY RECOMMENDED """"tewhyi ROSSITER, Mgr. peace-lovin- Milton Dictated to Daughters John Milton composed "Paradise Lost" in a London house on ArtilHis lery walk, Brunhill Fields. daughters wrote from his dictation. The Creole A Creole is a white descendant sf ths French and Spanish colonists who lived in Louisiana prior te 1808, when Louisiana became g pumice-s- -- . er Hi Ho Saying "Ons of lofty mind," said Hi Ho. the sage Chinatown, "may fall Into error by assuming that his Idea are shared by those who hare not even tried to understand them." , I IShKr S. O. S. Used at Sea Contrary to popular belief, ttie letters S. O. S., used at sea as a distress signal, do not stand for any phrases such as "Save Our Souls1' or "Save Our Ship." r. slow-awakeni- i Naming Marathon Race The Marathon race was so named because after the battle of Marathon a messenger ran twenty-tw- o miles to Athens to announce the victory of the Greeks. IJW Lead Attacks Nerves Lead poisoning affects the whole ody, but especially the nervous system and the food forming tissues. Chameleon's Tongue Active Tha Indian chameleon can capture Insects with its tongue at sv 4 distance of six inches. |