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PAGE FOUR THE FREMONT NEWS-MESSENGER, FREMONT, OHIO, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1945 BLUEBIRDS IN THE SPRINGTIME ERNIE PYLE 'In the Pacific' Fremont News-Messenger Ceaselldatloa arf l'raol News. Founded iaT Vreaaoat NMinm, Founded 18M arced October 1, It36 News From Yester Years IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC (Delayed) after the other, less than a minute apart, me main thing I never understood about until the whole flight is In the air how an aircraft carrier operates, is what they did with all the rest of the planes while one The moment the last plane of the flight Is rubllahad dally cxreat Aaadara by THF FREMONT MESSENGER COMPAJC lOa-i S. Arch St, Obla TE1.LPUOXB MAIM WW From The Fremont was landing or taking on. off, a klaxon signals the fact, and the great I had thought the flight deck had to be en- flight deck instantly becomes a swarm of Xew-Messenger, April 1940 Mrs. Sarah Lattig of Morrison road spent her 103rd birthday an MEMBER Or CJTITED PRESS ASSOCIATION MEMBER OF AUDIT Bl'REAC OF CIRCULATIONS tirely clear of planes.

I thought that as soon men. as one took off, they brought the next one; Usually there are several planes left on up from the lower deck by elevator, and sent deck, which weren't scheduled to go. All it ff- these are immediately towed to the forward It that way at all. There are always end of the deck, and roparked there, idle planes standing on deck during landings; For. when the planes come back to land, and takeoffs.

There have to be, for the hangar thev must use that rear end of the deck While Member of the Select List of Ohio Daly Newspapers. John. W. Cull an Foreign Advertising PttrMnlillr Offi- Fifth Avenue, New Western 230 North deck down below isn't big enough to hold all they are landing, the whole front end of the Michla-an Avenue. Cbicaa-o.

Detroit Office, niversary quietly at her home Wednesday. No special celebration was planned although several friends and neighbors called. Names of 31 Revolutionary war veterans burled in Sandusky county are listed by the Colonel George Croghan chapter, D. A. according to the list published by the chapter.

From the Fremont Messenger, April S. 1935 Fremont contractors Wednesday were officially notified through the mails that 1,175 prospective contracts in 475 homes have been arranged for their benefit through the agency of the local Federal General Motors Columbus Office, 40 South Third Street; Cleveland Office. 559 Hippdrome Annex. Entered at Postofflce, Fremont, Ohio, as Second class natter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier boy 20e per week.

Single copy 4c By mail. Sandusky and adjoining counties, per year in advance, IS. 00. Elsewhere In Ohio per par 17.041. Outside Ohio, per year 18.00.

tne planes. But tnese idle planes are never deck is full of parked planes, along the side of the deck they are at onej A barrier of steel cables, stretched headend or the other. Here's how it's done: ihigh across the deck, stops any wild-tending Planes always take off and always land fromjplane from crashing into the bunch of tight-stern to bow of the ship or from rear to parked ships ahead. ward as you simple landlubbers would say. As soon as a plane lands, the barrier is For the takeoff, all the planes are parked dropped, the plane taxies over it, and the tightly together at the rear of the deck.

All barrier is raised again for the next guy corn-have folding wings, which has been one of the ing in. The plane that has just landed is great contributions to this war. Without them parked among the other inert ones up front, a carrier could hardly carry enough planes to and the pilot shuts off his engine, justify itself. Wiim the last plane is down, the klaxon These parked planes take up maybe one- squawks, all the men rush out, and all the eighth of the flight deck the rear one-eighth, planes are towed back to the rear of the When they get ready to launch planes, all deck, ready for the next takeoff, the engines are started and warmed up while Almost never, during actual landing of the the planes are still parked tightly together. planes, is the elevator let down.

It is used The noise is terrific. Angry propellers whirr only between flights, to take planes down to within inches of the tail of the next ship, the "garage" or bring up fresh ones. "Plane-pushers' by the dozen crawl around, I This moving of planes from one end of the under, and amidst these flying propellers, ad- flight deck to the other is called "re-spotting." justing chocks and untying the lines that hold, It goes on all day long back and forth, back the planes down. and forth. When they are ready, the center plane in' The planes are pulled by tiny Fordson trac-the front row is taxied out a few feet.

His tors. As they run around they look like these Housing administration campaign. ihe largest crowd that has at tended a meeting this year gath OUR CREED Te be a servant art all th people aad not at trowi etrlTiiuj few aelflaa lntereabB, aaver te be bribed, seared, lntimi-dsted. booeTbt or sold, aad to be tooled and tricked aa few Unas as possible ta oar attempt to deliver the new rapidly and accurately, to treat all ogaally and Justly without dlscrlnalaetSon, with so financial atrlofrs loading to aay aoaree of power or Influence. hi ask the ooanaeL hajp aad advice of ail who believe these are aba prop Ptratl foe a newapaptw.

ered for a program furnished mainly by pupils of the Otis school Tuesday night. The program consisted of a musicaje. From the Fremont Messenger, April 3. 1930 To supply the country-wide demand for photographs of Fre warn mont's famous historical localities and its industrial, rqercantile and residential sections, the Chamber of Commerce has arranged for a Tuesday, April 3, 1945 MINUTE PULPIT Anil David took all the flock and herds, which they drave before those other cattle, Sbi said. This is David's spoil.

I Samuel 30:20. lioiaea wings are untoided. ine pilot tests little electric cars you bump each other with his controls, put down his flaps. aft carnivals. A signal man standing ahead and to the At night, probably two-thirds of the planes right of him indicates by motions when he is are "spotted" on deck.

They are parked to start. He holds on his brakes, speeds up tightly together, and tied down to gratings in his engine until the noise is ear-splitting, and the flight deck by heavy rope. picture taking campaign. A woman hiker, dressed in knickers, top coat and heavy hoots. BUT NAMES CAN NEVER HURT ME' "The Soviet people are surprised at attracted attention as she flitted east through Fremont this morning.

She was bareheaded and husky and nobody attempted to stop her and make inquiry regarding her apparent hurry. She was young and good-looking and setting a pace that was the best bit of hoof- then the signalman leans over and dramatical-: if we're sailing into a storm, thev're tied ly swings his arm forward, as though person- additionally with steel cable. And all night ally to give the plane Impetus. long men are posted- among them, to see that The plane starts rolling. The deck behind nothing breaks or goes wrong, him is packed with planes.

But the seven-j Despite all this, there have been times when eights of deck in front is clear. Not a plane the ocean was so rough and the deck careen-or man on it. ing at such a steep angle, that planes would No sooner has one plane gone than the nextibreak all their moorings and go screeching many fantastic statements of Soviet jm a unr- ng seen on the main stem since life and ways appearing in the foreign press," says the Russian magazine Edward Payson Weston made his historic coast to coast hike. uH WmaAriwitm Hocc euy, nas nis wings uiuuiaeci, aim is, over tne siae. inat wouio ne wnen 1 was al awwaaaaaaaj vmoo, a runnin, ur) hi eneinp.

Thpv take off one down in my cabin, very quarter century a considerable part of mmm wmmm 1. is 1 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBr- aus. BPaaaaaaaaV 1 1 a a a barbs PAUL MALLON "News Behind the News" the American press has poorly informed the American public and falsified information about the Soviet press." thin anyway. Bui now he has lost DREW PEARSON thirty pounds and is literally wast WAferiiiNL. i UN, April Senators said a lot that we have a permanent frontier on the Although expressed with the maga- '( (.,..

.11 4. til: .1. I ON ing away. The beauty of spring scenerv Ui Twenty years ago he came downanother reason for not driving to Sarasota, Florida, from the Ala- recklessly. You might damage WASHINGTON ibama sandhills without a nickel in some of it! his pocket, educated himself, and ti i a.i.

Kovr, nna mmm iiiy wuuiu aiiuw urns-iiH-n iu niune as ine itussians seem neni on moving Zines USUal Stndencx the Charge IS Oneipuhish about the developing Russian attitude 'their sphere of influence practically up to to which the American press Should' on peace. (where Hitler had his. probably enter a general plea of guilty.) With difficulty, some curbed a full expres-j But there are Communist elements in manyj Even by Unbiased Standards, Americanjsion of their views. I do not mean just the Latin nations, and British, Dutch and French infm-matinn on Snviot Rtmsia is ooor isolation senators, if any are left, but the influence in others. A critical test on a point hVHtSSL strongest advocates of world cooperation, in- of straight cleavage might leave the vote verv beCJUUe the information comes from Ob- deed the Senate in general, if not in unanim- close.

1 Merry-go-round slaved his way up until he was ap- What makes going to the dentist pointed general manager of the so tough is preparing for the hard, Ringling estate. It was his careful hard grind. handling which reduced the es- fate's debt to the Government from The best nlaee to cast vour cat- servers wno Seiaom can regard me U. ity. Certainly the more raising of the issue of S.

S. R. as just another country. Thc commonest conclusion is that Russia is vote-boosting in the assembly is bound to fo- (Lt. Col.

R. S. Allen now on ac-officials are hoping that the Brit-j $4,000,000 to around 5850,000. He ff clothing is right into the United Communist Russia is a wav of lifeinow PUDllcIy backing down on the proposals cus attention on the influence of the large tive service.) rvice.j isn win maite some similar com- even iook over ine rtea ross National Clothinfr Collection. promise in regard to Albania.

chairmanship, pulled the chapter anr? a statt ofminr. eaaatl as a nation Ior a nwvoria oraer. ine point wnicn upser nations over the small from now on. To me. ana a State OI mina as Weil as a natlOIl nst nf the tpratnrc the annnnnnomcnt sav uyncvci, una 1a a acLuuudi iiiaLLtri iu i 1 1 1 xroops into Ainania Byrne and Battleships ioul or aeD.

and mane it one or tne uriginaiiy Hitler was running and its government. I r-t- LA TTnUnJ fiiktM XT rew Ainei iuuis from the White House that Russia and the action of Russia in declining to send a min i 1 a aaBUuiu-i'or monins me, Secretary of the Navy it ZZ. rmmm 111 ''I'aV VTT run" ti' Te mint fnr ri aa -nl 1 nil Vs A w. tuuiu iiuneauy any liil nicy ai siur wu owica wic iu nave uam vui aim isier 01 ine ranK 01 rne otner powers to tne Albanif a-" t-aaaaa, 4 l.o UUUIU 1 1 lilt -l UIIIL. VtTi VVCll ail I i I la I VrS.

u-hrtii UTaa aa i 1 i ta ian radio has been broad-jWas jrked witii iv ai uiuunuci out bias and preconception as far six in the large assembly of nations San Francisco conference, Tint inelnrlpsi hich wil1 number 46 to perhaps 55. The Soviet Ambassador Gi casting daily appeals to the outside Byrnes chopped 72 warships u-nHri for forI flolhincr nnrt maill i JTi Slim Haley went into the circus Vacation time is coming around bllm Haley omvko, who wil 'ill Russia is concerned nrorneri heavily-restrained, go in place of Foreign Minister Molotov. said cal uUo Rial aithrmo-h ttnrra ItI- -5 i' i i rr.UT as financial manager at the re- again and once more home will be Vandenberg's American reporters. And while was hased on a thonpht he did nnthic nhnino HiH maan Pncci, AnAaA i iiiiiais wcie nut ineiciy iirku. A ney Innpst nf thp coral fnr-t inns nf the considered as a last resort.

Wv v. tu.i.uu ituu ut-Wiuvu nui i. SU HM.fU Idf IUI lilt Wdl-U'nnA firrVliryrr acrnn A 1 w. and tlie WOrKing ODVIOUSIV fully, namely that the smaller nations to take the conference seriously, but franklv torn countries and although 1 Ringling family, whose descend- -W r- MnfioffflfinfT rwonfiAn thfl wntllri inKP mnfinpnPs if tho 1 rcro natinnc'nrt i i ec i i has suffered more cxivic an uuiiai ici i i t-iuii vjj. ntv wa Uu vnc j.

nave iuuiiu "ci usriic era 11 is utr iiict uaiiiix i- aaaaa nmg. ani ham hppn firrh finer carh other 1 ne Marcn IlOWers HKeiV 1 lZ JSS Xdtt April show. aS ZB, Soviet Union as "fantastic and "faI-fSLV -i ow couia tneyr most, uwkka sun has been un-iNavy was piannins these shins for .1 -at man. He was a fiscal agent. But iViar nowers.

To a diplomat, the choice of a man of smal- able to enter Albania. 10 a aipiomar me cnoice 01 a man or smai- aoie 10 enier Aioama. sified." there enOUCh American COn- "If" I. )post-war, not this war. He'knew he was in Hartford on the dav of jrr 1 'uiiiiiriir tm.

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77 tsacKstage reason, according to tneir construcuon wouia taKe the fatal fire, was arrested, and ipadinr finvernor of th. South hv ww sclUH was oiiiiuuin-cu, Hiiuvviiis uie council at least inairect insult. ine President had tlNRRA officials is that thP Rrit- awav valuable steel mm tlu Arm of statement ujc icnSc aiup i'" Mscuiuiv iu ueuuciio go lO xaua lO see Stalin, out titaiin senrlS sh want to sphH I 9fin Rr fih nnrt nlhpr stratecri nw Ive asking him to take his place as main cnDator Ta lall important issues, with the assembly only an ambassador to conclude fh final nencp a nffirc. intn Aihanio ir years in n-l i -1 Of course, some Russian reports on the American way of life are a little arrangements, at a conference which Mr.ipervise UNRRA relief for UNRR A. farm-machinerv oroeram is sched- ex-amoassaoor to nussia.

is "i man up tne seals exactly as ne Marine- on another "Meson to fnntnctir tnn fine truner thnt nnyylps; saiaaaaaasji (juim niveiy iu piuve muie rtooseveir ana mis. Kooseveit announced tney lnis, in turn, nornnes the Al- uleri tor a cut ot about 40 per i i ai a a anus, ui iuiii, iiuuiiio ure ea- uim iui a uut ui ciuuui iu rei 1 i h-i- a i -no a i nafl before, day-in-and-day-out, for Moscow" Wavne Chatfield a i r. important eventually is now tnese sma er na- would attend our Soviet allies apparently IS our poll-ltions are likely to divide in anv conflict of But von mnv haaaa noticed fh nno. officers in tinv Albania could aheadv short of siel Thl Also tne tanvasman. 1 hen, Taylor.

Jesse Jones' Under Secre- tlCS. They were hard put to Understand interests arising between conference-shy Rus- ment of the three votes for us as well as three mean a throttle-hold on the coun- spite the desperate need of i Commerce but better aaaaaaa.taaa Um Britain and the United States. An acru- for Russia earn f. hm.ro fi Piicin rv. if thev wanted to exercise It inav more food Sn KvrtiM rioiirod V.

is oi cniioi i usnen known for his seizure of the Mont- a.a ai-: i a -e is irate count could not be made, not even bv announced It woe send ine fimmvitn although And knmv nn all too vivid what the oost-war shins could wait im-L. cu Kom' VVard plant the first time. ra si rr 1 to he Stat D1- ZrTSr eVt insidera who could the decision had been made on "that weeksbe- Happened Great Britain after the war since they wont edook.e aTdS 1 1- la? il il 1 I jr iftuvoa ui' vi luvi-iihir'ui lurtv 11 WfXUVRfM MmiOSl I1KO IVI 1 tOM Mi 1 1 TT pp ui.iftiiMMmh vji a. uir iuj i vvvi vttir. ii ft mud Im.

hnr. fnr tho Puaiani t.n'r.stnhlishod and to octnHiichd Af.r,n.,h I- a.j I Albanians refu.so to admit theanvav Also ho f.mirt that iti 11 me mseivesiof State Archie MacLeish has realize that We Americans can differ in the world. We are taking three votes for no other rea-'B'i!" nIitary (was perhaps the job of. Confess- "7 aonLthem Violentlv and bitterly and still remain The Russians seem by their actions to sus- son than that Russia is taking three, as we do1, Fa(Td stai-vation or mill-mot the Admirals to decKie how for tho SPasonthev hope to pay Chester Williams an iTdfi fnendl and tolerant-SLuirh SO atPeCtJe WiH Cntro1 the 21 Latin American "ot even pretend that any subdivision of ir ydonwtlon, they have chosen big the post-war Navy should be. several millions in yAfJJJ tT inendl and tOlei ant enOUgn SO but on tne fina, shovvdown, who can country requires the additional votes, as Rus-: All of which nearly broke the are tQ ftoE4-3t tot cmmi any rate, to Unite in support of those say how they would go? Anyone can see and sia did when she divided her country into 2lsh.

Adm'ra! Had jaiI. S2 admintration SentH thinjTS that affect OUr deepest welfare, say that Russia te getting a varying degree autonomous republics suspiciously and then on2aVagrermenntuabtaw Tposvaf Nav-vl Governor For Nl. ment is tSSSSt among warm- We differ about Other thinsrs than fcTUS The President has discussed with 'fans for a new Veteran Commit- pohtlCS. tOO. Capital and labor quar-i Vrt tho a n'nn Balkans Now senators may feel they cannot say b(, 1he responsibility of the the country now an allyagainst jadvisers plan to send live-wire Congress to handle veteran rel.

aSo do races and religions and f-hJJJSl 1 Hw, fa SvetSra Allied military for the first six which thS ships might bt'SLS Ajrttot Secretary of War Mc- P-Hlems of World War II trot frmnt I I I xfi I n.Q- i v. 1. i 1 aaoo mmmr avw wo ooou o- aa- uumivcu u.oi luuns aaaaas joii.irctn Hinder piciciKi inai ini'ir reelings no not ,,,,.1.,,. American Occupied-Germany set- Byrnes I tirely different problems from i World War and the G. I.

Joes meincaiiy opposea on several IWBWi I bbw a iew vem duck, exisr or mat 10 ten tnem is anti-nussian. However Albania was never oc Circus Goes To Jail Yet while we bicker and insult and would like to deal with some fresh The circus stopped in Washing-! McCIoy would outrank cupied by anv Allied army. Neith ton to water the animals the other Cen. Lucius Clay, recently TH Justice Department er British nor U. S.

troops entered MARQUIS CHILDS 'Washington Calling" it. But now that the Nazis have dav on its regular trip north, it -pointed on Eisenhower's staff to uiuuet-u ine two evaon been completely chased out. theistopoed a little sorrowfully There run the military end of Germany McCarran and Scrugham. threaten, we can also face the same I perils with common courape, share the same sorrows, and rejoice in the same vitrt-ifc onnnllr tvnn WASHINGTON If it were not obvious be- coincide with the end of organized resistance (British want to come in under the. was none of the blare and fanfare after the war.

However, following 1 SPm her trle nw fore, it is now nerfertlv dear that tha san in Germany. excuse or administering UINKKA and braggadocio of the old days. It "10 ana critical report 1 anliron tu P.occiov. m.nL.. i.

relief. was goine north to men a new I which Leon Henderson gave FDR wnCT- ww.ippBW onn fln to C'SC conference must be postponed. I a vd Miu rel" The Albanians see no excuse for season and try to pav kcveral mi 1 regarding the mannPr in whlchfr 1 the Army hecau-r it re in the Street and factory and field to say knowing very we how extensive! Mr, b1k grading one set of foreign troops I lion dollars to the victims of the'tHe brass-hats have fumbled plans 1 to let him build a Know tnese ininRS aootll US. ror II we are the Drenarations alrPadv for that another. IHartford fire, after which Its vice-iIor governing Germany, he favors an i-u, ne rwien mmem eon "iff or nmnnr mirsolvc and romnin! OI igium, van Kiefiens of Holland and all; Note The British also demand- i president its manager its i.aaaa..

a civilian at the head, not an ArmvHe Army off of LGuardia Field. friendlv then it is OUle nossihle that to o. i the other chairmen of delegations. They sim- ed of Tito that they send more'man, its seat man. and several oth- officer.

Whereupon the Army quietly rienai, men il is quite pawn tnat, It wou)d have been difficult under any nt He out of Europe with deci-jthan a thousand British officers to ers will surrender in Hartford to Henderson recommended a four-(warned the Mayor that the Army the American and KUSSian people Can dO cumstanees to reach an agreement short of Islons being taken that will shape the future handle UNRRA relief inside to iaii commission IT had the right to condemn all of power civilian power civilian Britain, Russia, Fiance gov- These ton executives looked vis- likewise. weeKs oi achate. That debate would probab1yIor oecaaes to come, in tact, they must help siavia. but Tito refused. Finally Russia backed him up and Tito cot iblv different this veai.

Halev ernmg all Germany, with military LaGuardia Field If he didn't behave. The Mavor behaved. (Copyright. 1945. by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) his UNRRA relief without British vice-president and director, is a men operating In four different troops only 40 UNRRA workers'long, slab-sided chap from under them.

and 60 British workers. UNRRA bama, who is called "Slim" and is McCIoy, who has won a reputa- 1 jtion for fair-minded forthrieht- The two nations haye United to vin navc occurred just as the war reached matte rnose decisions, the war Without demanding" mutual end- How Jong the newest development might be miration of Marshal Stalin. Thomas E.L. ggg ineptitude comes the dis- SlA11d can ra eST: closure that Russia and the Un fed Slates in- Bu' ceilainly it will prolong it. Dewey.

Earl Rrowder and Sewell A very tend to ask for three voles each in Ihe llnited! Delegate, who will represent the secondary Oy their VariOUS peoples. It IS not be- Nations assembly. They agreed to that at San Francisco have regarded the VOnd reason that they mieht unite at Yalta. Dutch memorandum as a rallying point for preserve the peace Under the same ar-! THls decision by Stalin and Roosevelt mul-their own dissatsifaction with the wav in ranffement Complete With the privi-lnlrnS-rfor. aff the which power is concentrated in the Big Four.

ftsatssf rrevieua Puiv as Assistant to Secretary nggg 1 i-i i i'inison, would be U. S. represen U. S. Governor snaaaaaaaUBaSS Our Vncht and In-Kiirance affords the broadest protection obtainable.

WARREN BOVVLUS Insurance Service Main 801 2 tative on this commission. Capitol Chaff If FDR can't make the Jackson Day dinner, he intends to pav trib-uteto Ellis Arnall of Georgia, of calling names. HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured governor, powers. It seemed that they were being asked talk, put it this way: th decisions of the Big Four, "We think the Van Kleffens memorandum o.wouia control the security council. That went too far.

Nevertheless, we intend to stand mm I BSMBi Tj 1 SBI I BIH SUMNER Hii1 PiolDlElor sIeIcIoInipi HONEST ADOLF VERTICAL 1 Stain 2 Marry 3 Roman road 4 Height (ab.) 5 Golf device 6 Chick-pea HnnPRtv nrl Vwi hnvo co Innir 1, "aL 1 'Jrn mister jico van KMtXens behind it- to a point. Not. let me sav. to a 13 Still eva a ivnt. ii i np i 1 1 1 I T'nm ont i a-, nnrlor, oAn a a i i I UWt o-OTip thpir RPrtflrntp mmvm thaf it mnetUr iocc 777 poinr tnaT would prevent any agreement at 14 Rounded g-one tneir separate Aa.s tnat It must or less openly his memorandum on the San all heintr reached" Make Your Ptons, i .) rvcvcni almost have been a shock to the Ameri-lFraneiseo conference.

That was before the secret voting agree- (comlj. form) -7 can Armv when thev found Adolf ut. wJth three votes eacH. Russia and the ITaV" "V7 77T United States could inr .11 enr Domosnea was dropped. Today this 16 fcnglish 7 Pause 25 Doctrine 8 Native (suffix) 27 Myself 9 Compass point 28 Upon 1 0 At one time 29 Sped 11 Sheltered side 30 Mountain nert OT aarnrueCKen.

for tie was committees and on the mmZZtmi om samp ambassador might feel even more strong- statesman first Of all the thousands of Gei-man missions to be created I a v. talked with ly aboUt power tactics of the Bi Three. 18 Facility Civilians that the Americans have comeiseveral diplomats from the smaller powers who 1 haVf, -USI ubcen France and I think I 19 Genus of upon who came right out and frank disma-v this latest turn of Jhlcrl "ZZ5L 44 Implement 47 Mine 48 Symbol for neon 50 Canoe 52 Require 53 Dance step 54 Late American humorist 56 Malt drink 57 Golf term 59 Like 60 Rough lava eVff Ills. i a-av a- JJ Ml. UOI 1 i IIIIHC Before the disclosure of tho r.a asked to participate in the final 22 Mountain that he'd been a Nazi when being a Nazi was fashionable.

Not onlv did he confess, but he re agreement at Vnit mmKc das of the Yalta Conference when the fate (ab.) from h. of Germany was discussed from the secondary ermany was aiscussed. crest 32 Collection of sayings 34 Huge tub 35 Hops' kiln 37 Vehicle 42 Greater quantity 12 Drone bee 17 Close to 19 War god 21 Doctor (ab.) 23 Within 24 He governs the of Nebraska powers talked of a mini- lhen, supposedly, 23 Anger pented. And in the face of his unus- mum of six weeks at San Francisco and a 1 V. Tne esions taken 24 Street (ab.) For Your Post-War Home! ual honesty, repentance mav well 'muam off eight weeks or longer.

'Mi 2S jivp hppn afnroro lwould almost certainly make the conference 's- th6 28 Individual We cannot know if there was re-La iL ra Tlere Js still another reason for postpone-; 31 Rip joicing among- the antrels over Adolf's about-face. But we do know that he uie ratmu tjoasi as a national aaaa nas announcea mat ner Am- 33 Short jacket tribute to the veterans of World to Washington. Andrei Gromyko, will 36 Disfi gurement fft I Head the Soviet delegation rather than For- 38 Gi name eign minister ivioiotov or one of the top men 39 We got his reward here on earth. The Yanks made him acting burgomaster of his home citv. III all I la tl We will be glad to help you put your post-war plans for owning your own home, in operation now.

Stop in and talk it over with us. It is by admiration of what is 1 IE 13 I is 1 17 is iq I 110 111 IIJ. aad sad rr al kttyj isamB iaUaOa Ml I WWW' mmm 40 High card 41 Pair of horses This will almost certainly make for further tiful and sublime that we can mount Whatever one ma yihink of Gromyko's a few steps towards the likeness nf as a diplomat-and his colleagues nave nign respect lor mm ne will not be allowance uui nt auillll KZ. able to say yes or no without consulting Mos cow, and that takes time. 45 And (Latin) 46 Mystic syllable The state motto of Iowa is: "Our NOT YET Columbia Universitv reports that "Science of Man in the World Crisis" is outselling "Forever Amber" at the university book store.

But we shan't write our editorial on The Chantrinsr Young A perfectly good reason for DOstnonement ten in the headlines that lean out of Liberties We Prize and Our Rights We is rin Will Maintain." baVHQ4f ewspaper. You cannot lay out the 7 50 Peer framework of a new world at the exact mo ment that the old one is in final collapse. Put it off until midsummer or even earlv 51 Eternity 53 Peel 55 Jump The Navy needs some 2,300 more I 1 eoosaaHjaTK jjaa) er Generation until we hear that charts and graphs have replaced the pin-up girl on barracks walls. nurses bv Jnlv 1 to makp un it noonaH fall. Then the nroblems to be confronted will The H.

B. SMITH BUILDING LOAN CO. Carl K. Longanbach. Secretary 412 Croghan St.

Main 2881 11 Kff ibe much clearer. There will not be the same 58 Bustle idesperate urgency. And Derhans in that In-161 Note in Fnr wk 'erval of time it will be possible to mend the A great grove of Redwoods is AJ V.1VV0A All Guido's scale 62 Chairs 63 Snake planned in the primeval Redwood vuLu serious damage done to confidence by the 'news of a secret agreemegt at Yalta. I.

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