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1 THI NAJHVILLI TtNNISSIAN. Tfcureesy Meralag. faao 31. 1941 d. chapman, far Reconversion Hit Fnvfoui of Hitler, Mlissolini Tips Fuehrer's Strategy to Dutch and Off Belgians must tura th list of auak do llnquenta over to th Xa video Couri at Ita aeasloa Beat Monday; aad when thia, la doaa, will be additional eoat added each ta claim.

He argea theoe tsxpaysr to settle their aecounla week, and save money therapy. (Centlnoed Pram Pag Ona) nvtrf in Victory WASHINGTON, June IT --A war bond statement by Hear Admiral a F. Huy, Jr, chief of the navy" bureau of ordnance: "Attached to every conquest that make currant headline-reading ao pleasant, la a price tag. The coat cited la atagger-ing. One Item, navy ammunition, now coat ebou 100,000,000 a month.

Soon rocket alone will approximate that figure or 240.000 1300 war bonds. The urgency 1 obvtoua, laveet ia early victory." tie) a pa any wHKmI aptlea: aaal the (Editor1 note: Balbo waa air field marshal and governor of Libya. Ha waa kill una 1M0, la aa air accident, tha de-talla of which ara atUl eontro-VaraiaL 1 received tha minister ef Ttn- Delinquent Tax Warning Given Clarence J. Burt, delinquent lax deputy of the Davidson County trustee'a office, again warna those owing 144 personalty taxea, that VUlributeA WAYNE SPINKS 521 lights) Ave nee. South County there to thia feyiteel Shortage WASHINGTON, JusvaJT JP A prospective shot-tag at sheet tl gave eoneera today to tha auto mobile Industry which gta Ita re conversion go-ahead oa Sunday aad to tha government.

Theoretically, every toa of ht steel la th estimated aupply for the next three month ia spokea for by military aad other priority users, leaving none for automobile bodies. John D. Small. War Production Board chief ef staff, said sheet ateel waa "the tlghteat thing we've got" and predicted no Improvement until late In the July-September quarter at the earlleat. Both government and Industry spokesmen voice hope, that munitions cutback will release greater auppllea than can now be counted on.

They note also that passenger car production cannot reach any substantial volume befor th final quarter of the year. I UMI.IJIJ1.1'U.IIJJ1MI'M)I4J- JFumiiure for cool outdoor, summer living i 1 v. ran afiQ ms ran Gets Brorjze Star Pre Doyle I Chapmaa. aon of air. and Mrs.

D. Chapmaa. Carroll Street, bow ttlond at baa hospital aa Guam, wa award ed tha Broaae Star recently aatlv of Nashvlll. Prtvat Chanman antered "th servtc thro year ayo aad ro- oelved hi Daaie tralalnx at Ft Dupont, Dl He waa aeni overseas ta Ouaa last No-. vember where he la atotloaed with tha MedlcaU Corp.

la msrrled to tha foi 1 Ita Ber I komo, Ithey mmj daught former Mad- Benson of Ko- and hava a daushter, Tereca Ann. aced 10. Me. Chapman Privet Chip- man attended Humo-roff High School anaV wa employed at the Noel Hotel before entering the servics. Hi brother, J.

T. Chapman, Is stationed at Santa Maria Air Base Santa Maria, Calif. A half-brother, John Bales, was killed oa Oki- A sail iui Mirii. Scouts Pick Leaders At Camp Boxwell Concluding a very successful week at Camp Boxwell with eight Senior Leaders, 10 Eagle and 100 Scout, an election waa held around th campflr Sunday night In which Frank Lawrence of Troop IT waa selected a th best all-around Scout of th week, th camp highest honor. Herman Ferrell of Troop IS and runner-up to Frank Lawrence for the top honor was elected the most popular Scout Henry Fitts of Troop P-B waa elected the camp wit Herman Ferrell served aa din ing room director of th week having been elected to that office Monday evening.

Lanier Jonee of Troop 26 served a postmaster. Five Scout were elected to the local Chapter of th Order of the Arrow, they ar Herman Ferrell, Troop 26: John Hemby, and Law rence Lovell, Troop 16: Frank Lawrence, Troop IT and Ray Quails ol Troop 144. Springfield. Seventeen of the 100 Scout were eligible to election In the Order of the Arrow because of their ad vancement and service record. Ten of these the limit allowed under th charter were nominated by member of th Order of the Ar-row'and five elected by th camp as a whole.

Since the provision of th charter allow only on Scout in 20 to be elected, the five Scouts so selected were the maximum number permitted. hava been identified I tele graph order that they be arrested and deported to soma Island In the Tyrrhenian Sea It I not a big problem, two or three hundred persons." (Tomorrow: Sumner Welles' pesce mission gets the brush-off.) PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURE KILLS CERMS THAT CAUSE ATHLETES FOOT Zerno (a Doctor'a formula) promptly relieve Itchy snrsnaa and oa contact kill germ that causa and spread Athlete's Foot. Asaasing record of soeeaesi AJLzL ZEM LEGS, ARMS! hw Tha Emmatt Elevens Co. Aiwcfka'iOutirifvJinf Aftihtnl Itrwfe Manufjctwy tiKklithed 1910 Vtt 5. Sreok Si LauiMll.

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Tha Oerman- BoUhtvlk understanding la aot a complete aa they would hava a believ la Berlin aad Moeeow, Dif fidence, contempt aad hatred dominate." i DECEMItR 10 Muollnl be come mora and mora exasperated bocauaa at tha British blocked. He threaten eounter-tneasurea aad revenge. I believe, Inatead, that wa can do little, Either bav tha power to oppoee, which mana war. or also keep our moutha hut Due I mora and mora nervous, but proudly declare that ha la calm." DECEMBER 11 "The King la flad that I hava given aoma n. aeyanc ta tha Qermana wha in hi opinion and hop ara destined to lete tha war, particularly If they cannot count on full support frem Russia.

Tha Pan In conversation with the Kino eriticitsd Germany violently for It persecution of tha Cathello Church. "II Due waa cloeeted for two rmil. hour yesterday with who left the Mappamondo room very satisfied. What can Mussolini hava promised htm? II Due aid that HJmmlsr wa antl-Rua-laa and omwhat discouraged, and that he (Muaeollni) told him he would never allow a German defeat to Thl 1 a good deal, but I'm afraid ha gon far beyond." Duco Give Doublecres DEC. 23 "I gave Von Macken- en (Uerrasn ambassador) a doe-ument of xeptlonal Importance that cornea to us from Prague, aa account of a conversation by tha vlce-msyor of Prague, a German, in which German imperialistic program are revealed.

It deal, not only with the German deatr to posies Alto Adlg and Trleit. but with their ambition to conquer the whol plain of Lombardy (north Italy). "Mussolini wa Indignant, and, alnc tha document contained many threats against Russia, ordered ma to tend it nenymeus-ly to tha Soviet ambaador In Paris. Macktnaen wa much concerned DEC. 26 "Mussolini Is ready In th evsnt of a Russian attack to give the Romanian military support of th typo given Franco In Spain.

For the first time he wlshe defeat to the German. "Sine Marras, military attach In Berlin, ha reported frem good sources news of an imminent invasion ef Holland and slgium, II Duca suggests thst I secretly Inform their diplomatic repre-eentetives." JAN. 2 "I persuade II Duee to permit volunteer to leave for Fin land, where fighter pilot and ar tillery men are needed. -I INFORM th Belgium ambas sador of th possibility of a Ger man attack on tha neutrals. Two months ago I told him I did not consider this likely.

Today I said that new information haa led me to change my view. He wa much impreafted." JAN. "It a fin document (Mussolini's Isttsr to Hitler) fillsd with wisdom, but it loaves th weather as it is. Mussolini's advic ia accepted by Hitler only when it coincide with hi ideas." JAN. 10 "Badogllo (field mar shal) no longer believes it posaible to prepare defensively la th coming year.

We lack raw material It will take all of 1941. Not even in IMS will be able to take the offensive. Army' Weeknss Dspresses Due JAN. 14 "Th German protest violently against the sal of Italian airplane motors to France. II Duce wants to forbid the export of war materials to the Allies.

But after a long conference in the presence of Riccardi (minister of currency and exchange), he is convinced that we should quite soon be left without foreign money and, hence, without raw material that are indispensable to military preparation. can obtain them only with foreign currency because of the devaluation of the lira JAN. 15 "II Duca I saddened becsuse knew now exactly the otat ef our armed force. Ten divisions ara ready now. By th and of January there will be 11.

Th ether, more or less, lack verything. In sems th quota of artillery I 92 par cnt deficient Mussolini ie so discouraged he ay he feel th symptoms of new stomach ulcer." JANUARY 17 "Mussolini today I somewhat hostile to th Ger mans. They he says, -allow themselves to be guided by me if they want to avoid unpardonable mistake. In politic It I indisputable that I am more Intelligent than I shouldn't aay that th Reich Chancellor until now ha been of thia opinion. "I received the Polish am bassador, who tell about the dally martyrdom hi country ta suffering under th terrible yoke of German bestiality." JANUARY 20 "Meeting of th Council of Ministers, character ized by a fantastic dance of billion which we don't have.

envisions! budget that make on' veins and pulses tremble. II Duce said that states 'never are. shaken by financial question. They fall either because of inter nal, apatny or from military defeats JANUARY 27 "Gamelin (French commander in chief) has said to Gen. Prasca that he would gtv a billion franc if th German would do him the favor of attacking firat.

Viscont Prasoa haa an extremely high opinion ef th French" Army," JANUARY 2--Tl Duo 1 Irri tated by the internal situation. Th PePBltompia Restriction on shadow of. war fan on coun try again. He wa angry at the Count of Torino, who waa regard ing soap, to wash his jq.wq pros-v titute in whom on cannot understand his interest, considering the stat of hi "Ha ranted about the importance of violence. 'When the vegetable instinct predominate in a people, only the use of fore caa save them.

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