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Offlu To the limit of space, questions lJtj it SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1046 14 pertaining to the prevention of he added, the United States must be willing to yield Its sovereignty to the world league, even to the extent of opening its borders to the passage of international troops. The abandonment of American security which Gen. Kenney indorses is the one sure way in which this country could be overthrown. A league army might come Into the United States under the flag of the world state, but there is no guarantee that, once inside this country, with no American force to oppose it, it might not turn into an army of invasion and occupation.

Some nations are implacably hostile to the United States and others covet its wealth. diseases will be answered. Personal replies will be made, under proper limitations, when return stamped MR. PEPYS OBSERVES 12th Oct. This week I have been watching the hunter's moon, and trying to see the meteor shower thru clouds, and cheering for the St.

Louis rTKREI AS ftroSD CLASS MATTKIl MAY 14 II" 03. AT THK POSTOKKICE AT CHICAGO tMJh-R ACT OK MARCH 3 1879 unoliated articles. Bianuncrlpu. letter, and picture; nt to The Tribune are wnt at the owner's rick, and The Tribune company espremlr renudiatea any liability or renponwbility lor their tafa custody or return. POISONING THE WATCHDOG Fiorello La Guardia staged one of his charac envelope is inclosed.

Dr. Van Dcllen will not make diagnoses or prescribe for individual diseases. Copyright: 1948: By The Chicago Tribune THE POWER OF STREPTOMYCIN IN TULAREMIA As long as we possess military might they cannot manifest their feelings too openly. What Cardinals in the world series. Talking about the Chicago fire, now 75 years old, has also occupied my spare time, for the anniversary has been so well observed that I feel as if I now know the name of Mrs.

O'Leary's cow. Anyway, am sure it waln't More likely it was Boh, which is a Gaelic word for cow. Went to the Historical Society's museum to see the fire exhibits of relics, pictures, and old newspapers, the latter in a separate room dedicated to the press veterans of Chicago. Must say UNTERS should be familiar with tularemia. Many go into fields and expose themselves to this disease thru contact would prevent them from teaming up, once we sacrificed all our defenses, and from hoisting the flags of the foreign armies which compose the international force? Gen.

Kenney's new post compels him to look to the defense of America. If the views reflected in his statement are accepted, he has disqualified himself for responsibilities. There may be no alternative for him except to resign his commission. 7 V5 yflp' with sick rodents and birds. But this year the situation will be some the newspapers did right well in reporting the catastrophe, altho their premises were destroyed, and have a notion that the old timers could write faster by hand than this generation of journalists by machine.

With two cronies, watched the Northwestern LOUDER AND FUNNIER The world serious, as Ring Lardner called it. teristic outbursts in Washington the other day ever some fresh disclosures that he has been playing the communist game as director of UNRRA. He tore off his coat, screamed, and charged that the civilian production administration is a ward heeling corporation." The circumstances were that some of the Communists whom La Guardia had installed in the international relief organization abused their authority to divert to Yugoslavia 5,000 tons of steel rails which UNRRA had procured for delivery to China. One of La Guardia's assistants, Louis Swcnson, told the congressional committee which uncovered the facts, that the CPA and the war assets administration specifically approved the diversion. A CPA efflcial testified that, on the contrary, he had protested against giving the rails to the com- munist government in Yugoslavia, and the VAA official concerned testified that he knew nothing about the transfer until he read about it in the newspapers.

what different for the victims can depend on strept y-cin which is capable combat i the malady in short order. In more than 90 per cent of the cases the cause is Is now approaching a climax, but it is encounter ing serious competition from the White House. Mr. Truman is setting new records every day. Until now.

for instance, Mr. Wambsganss of Cleveland held the distinction of having achieved the only triple play unassisted In a world serious, traceable to wild rabbits Icotton but Mr. Truman has surpassed that performance. He has not only accomplished a triple play unassisted but has tagged himself out to retire the side. Mr.

Truman first caught himself off base on the Henry Wallace speech to the bolos in Madi Wildcats defeat the Wisconsin Badgers last Saturday without the aid of a band. The musicians will be unveiled, after rehearsals, at today's game with the Minnesota Gophers, and I expect to have a gay time between the halves when Maestro Bainum, back from the wars, puts on his pageant of collegiate songs and marches. He is an old master at this sort of thing, and always comes up with something new. Wish to report that the building project near my abode is approaching the end of its turtle race. This enterprise was started shortly before snowfall last year, and I have been betting it will come under the wire just before the old woman begins picking her goose in 1946.

A whole year to build 18 four-room flats. Shall telegraf the official time on this job to the federal expediter of housing. CHICAGO: A SONNET Solid you stand beyond the distant bay Uplooming spearpoints to the clear blue sky Whose pensive attracts j-our peaceful eye With magic visions of a vast array Of airy palaces. So in the quiet day Your dreaming thoughts rise to infinity, Till men in ceaseless motion rushing by tails and hares Isnow shoes. Other species of wild life such as the squirrel, woodchuck, fox, pheasant, and quail have been implicated.

The disorder is transmitted to human beings by handling infected animals or by partaking of their meat which has not been cooked properly. It can even be contracted by the bite of flies and ticks in whom the responsible organ pasteurella tular-ensis exists. Rabbit fever manifests itself in I C.MT ej4 VOICE OF THE PEOPLE various ways according to the mode of transmission. Three to five days after exposure the first signs of ill Rhymes and Remnants By D. A ness appear.

Headache ensues, then Writers should confine themselves to 200 or 300 words. Give full names and addresses. No manuscripts can be returned. Address Voice of the People, The Tribune, Chicago, 11. chills and fever.

At this stage there are no external indications but the point where the organisms gained entrance soon becomes obvi PLENTY OF rAYROI.LERS; NO REGISTRATION- WAS LIGHT TEACHKRS ChlcnKn. Oct. 9 In today Trlbure ChiraKO. Oct. 71 am the mother of headline I head.

Karly Vote Llndblom hleh school student and 'tlon IJcht In Chlcaco." And no wonder. What particularly aroused the ire of Rep. Slaughter, chairman of the house committee, however, was that La Guardia sent the committee a letter asserting that as employes of an international organization his staff cannot be forced to testify before congressional committees. Slaughter angrily denounced this as insolence, pointing out that the United States has voted nearly 3 billion dollars to UNRRA, 70 per cent of all the funds it has had, and that congress, obviously, has a right and a duty to determine how the money is spent. Charles Fahy, general counsel of the slate department, backed up La Guardia.

pointing out that the instrument creating UNRRA specifically exempted its employes from the legal process of any member nation. This apparently is a privilege that La Guardia insists upon in the United States, but not in Yugoslavia. There Tito threw an UNRRA employe in jail because the employe was seeking to verify well founded reports that the communist government has used relief supplies to equip and support the army that murders American airmen and menaces American troops occupying adjoining countries. son Square Garden. He said he'd read it in advance and approved it.

When he read the newspapers after the speech and found what Wallace was talking about he reversed himself. He didn't approve the speech after all. He first decided to keep Wallace in the cabinet, but to enforce a vow of silence on him. Then he decided that Wallace must go. One down, Truman up.

Mr. Truman then announced that the meat shortage would ease, in the early fall. He knew it, he said, because he used to call hogs as' a lad. One week later we find Mr. Truman at his press conference.

We are plagued with shortages of some types of foods," Mr. Truman quoted from Reconversion Director -Steelman, and for some items the shortages will become worse this winter. This is especially true of meat." So, says Mr. Truman, we shall have plenty of meat, but it will be less plentiful. Two down, Truman up.

Mr. Truman then turned to fiscal policy. In August he predicted tnat there would be a deficit of 1.9 billion dollars for the year. Now he said that we are going to finish the year with a balanced budget. We shall do it, he said, by a 2.1 billion dollar reduction in expenditures.

It was pointed out that Mr. Truman had already ordered the 2.1 billion reduction and that ous. A small nodule appears in this area usually the tip of the finger I called the Republican headquarters which ultimately comes to a head would like to know why the honrd of education docs not send out substitute and develops into an ulcer. Prior In the afternoon to find out where I was to register. They told me to go to 5321 W.

Fletcher. After spending a Rumble your feet and fright your dreams away. Must these forever fret, and sweat, and groan, Cooped endlessly behind your staring glass, With vacant eyes and hearts intent on wealth? teachers when necessary. Certainly suf- ncieni iunas are avauaoie ior tms pur- half hour looking for the address, be-pose, but what happens to them? cause it was dark. I was directed to Today report cards came out for the; a basement of a house where they first quarter, but no mark In chemistry i reRister.

There they told me to go to Turn down your spears and give your tenants health that I was In the 52 15 Nelson was given because there hasn't been That they, not you, may climb that heavenly pass i wrong place. to this time the glands in the armpit on the -affected side become swollen and tender. Other glands follow suit, particularly those in the neck and groin. Occasionally the microbe travels to the lungs and leads to pneumonia. In another type the disease is confined to the eyes.

Apparently the microbes reach this area by rubbing with contaminated hands. In those who eat the game, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain are not unusual. Sometimes the ailment will imitate typhoid fever and the diagnosis is difficult to make. And substitute your grandeur with their own. John G.

Hawthorne for the Life of a Newsboy At 5213 Nclsnn ther almost let vr.e little or no Instruction how does but af.rf my tAirt school board expect these students to they informed me that I lived on the pass entrance examinations at col lege wronc side of the street. They sent ir. At the beginning of the semester, a to 5307 Nelson, r.ew chemistry teacher was sent out to1 At 5-107 Nelson at last, they told rr I belonged to them and I was set to replace one who died. Approximately Long ago I used to sleep occasionally in the mailing rooms of The Tribune, the Herald, the it was comprehended in his August figures, showing a 1.9 billion deficit for the year. register after informing them I lived two weeks later, this new teacher, an ex-OI, was transferred and was not re in the same place for two years, that Examiner, and other dailies, but I remember best Call for Philip F.

Staff poet Joins the chorus of protest ovrr the ruling of Philip V. McGulre. deputy civilian production administrator, forbidding lonser skirts. Mr. Philip F.

McGuire. Who appointed you as czar Of America's boudoir? Clipping skirts forever higher. You arouse a lady's ire. Who, sir, do you think you are, Mr. Philip F.

McGuire? Autumn fades and winter comes, And its chilling, killing breeze Whistles thru the lealless trees. Stings and lashes and benumbs All our fingers, toes, and thumbs. And our thinly nyloned knees. Autumn fades and winter comes. Mr.

Philip F. McGuire, Telling ladies how to dress, Wearing less and less and less, Our unanimous desire Is that you, sir, shall retire; That is all that we require To restore our happiness, Mr. Philip F. McGuire. Cyanide Sally Take a Letter, Miss Jonet Webster's Dictionary Gentlemen In your next edition please take note that the adjective foolproof, once applicable to quite a number of things, no longer has any legitimate use in America, having been made obsolete by the ingenuity of the New Deal.

Halifax Gadley II. I came from a town 601 miles aw a v. the newsboys' lodging home of the Daily News The price list read like this: placed, l-ast week a sutislltute teacher that 1 voted there for 2 years. Thev was asslKned. but he remained only one asked me where I was born.

After I dav. Since then all IB chemistry classes lhem Russia, they wanted to know Lodging, including shower, 5 cents; thick cut of meat, 8 cents; rich soup, 3 cents; quarter cut are without teachers. The good ole Before the discovery of streptomycin this affection resisted all forms of treatment. Furthermore it persisted for several months before symptoms subsided and the patient felt like himself again. Already the new preparation has proved its worth and many dramatic cures If I had citizenship papers.

I told them 1 1 became a citizen when my father public school system! Bah: of pie, 3 cents; tall glass of milk, 1 cent; bread i took his papers out. The law has beert and butter free. Across the alley was the newsboys' lunchroom, have been reported. In the majority This sort of disruption at Llndblom changed since then. However.

I was Is habitual. In one semester, a Spanish in the navy and had my discharge class had three different teachers. papers at home and could bring them. Why can't teachers be placed perma-'But that would be too simple, cr then nently at the beginning of each semes-'aKaln one ran ct ln the n(1 1 fight for his country easier than get ter? I know there are many substitute to vote. Thev wanted me to find out with prices just a penny higher.

Cigar store coupons were accepted in both places, and had a trading value of 2 cents, or 1 cent cash. The UNRRA immunity provision was a simple precaution such as any burglar takes by poisoning the watchdog before he breaks into the house. UNRRA, from its inception was a fraudulent design to milk the United Stales in order to support the dictatorial governments of central Europe. It has given no aid to France, "Norway, or the other nations which are still struggling to maintain freedom for their citizens. The majority of its aid has gone to Russia and to Stalin's stooges in the Russian dominated sphere, to be used in bolstering communism.

Naturally, such an organization could not stand an inquiry into its graft and political abuses, and it protected itself against such investigations from the beginning. UNRRA, fortunately, is about to expire and the Little Flower will have to pick up his carpetbag and look for another pay roll on which to install himself. The people of the United States can breathe a deep sigh of relief at both occurrences. Hereafter any foreign relief activities that this country supports should be carried on by wholly American organizations, with staffs accountable to congress, to prevent recurrence teachers available In Chicago, but tin- what court my took out A kid could live on the sale of 50 papers daily and 100 Sunday. I even used to bring money some relief was noted before the end of the first day of treatment.

One patient exhibited a temperature ranging from 104 to 105 degrees F. which continued for 14 days. There was no response to the old standbys. Streptomycin was then instituted and normal readings By this time Mr. Truman was so wrapped up in figures that the director of the budget rushed over to unsnarl him.

A clarifying statement was to be prepared to show that Mr. Truman didn't mean what he had said, and that, while the budget will be balanced, there will also be another deficit. When it became clear that any clarifying statement would only serve to clarify Truman's confusion, the statement was abandoned and Secretary of the Treasury Snyder said that the August estimate of a deficit still stood. Truman replied that Snyder had misquoted himself and that there was no difference between his prophesy of a balance and Snyder's prediction of a deficit. Three down, and the side is out.

In further discoursing on Mr. Steelman's report on employment and production, Mr. Truman said a boom was in prospect, but, on the other hand, we had better beware of a depression because, as Steelman warned, business and agriculture may price themselves out of the market. We cannot afford, it appears, to sit back and rest on our laurels. Mr.

Truman wears his in a strange place. home to my mother once a week. Monotypographer MAP OF THE WORLD were obtained within two days. In another subject the drug was administered at 4:00 p. m.

Six hours later less iney Know me rigm peop.e ana take thrm to tne cltv grease their palm well, no assignment and prove tnal was citizen and had Is made. ilh. Khl to vote Is It any wonder Chicago public high, told them to forget it. and walked schools have such a terrible reputation oul. But i ure fpri ik( i have at out of town colleges? Irohh.

d. even if my one vote wouldn't Perhaps one of these days Mayor mean much. I. B. Kelly will fly to Washington and con-- suit the President about the Democratic: XOFODT TO KICK BIT HIMSELF school system.

Herrln. Oct 4 1 see by tea No one need to tell me to vote In papers that the British government Is (At Hereford cathedral, England, is a famous medieval map, the Mappa Mundi, showing the the thermometer still registered 104.4 degrees but by 4 o'clock the world with Jerusalem at the center and Paradise next morning it was at the proper level and remained so thereafter. November, or Disci stf.d I going to allow miners the equivalent In spite of these excellent results. of five lamb chops a week. This Is a prevention of the disorder is still of ptedalty The postmark on the envelope that brought this poem was Hinsdale.

111. It's a little archaic, but It stirs a pleasant memory. "Wallace Out; Stocks Rally." Told about Henry's sally, Truman burns, Byrnes boils Late returns show oils Down a notch, down another on lop.) We stand before this ancient map and say How much we all have learned since the far day When pious old geografers conferred In solemn council. Yet the mind is stirred of the corruption that permeates UNRRA. SHE SHOULD LIVE SO LONG coincidence.

I am a miner Wllliam-Hlghland Park. 111.. Oct. 6. The let-json county and Just finished the week Icr of "Discouraged" of this day'swlth one medium lamb chop, all that aper could be multiplied by thousands I could get in the way of meat.

But I primary importance. Hunters should observe the ordinary hygienic precautions. In dressing the carcass, THE FAVORITES the hands must be protected by hae no kick coming. I voted that way. Howard sight Editorial of the Day wearing rubber gloves.

When preparing the meat for eating, thoro To picture the monk-artist patiently Marking each bit of earth where it should be What a botch! What a bother! How irrational what a mess! Down goes National Bellas Hess. On the ticker watch the trend; lie thought! while fellow monks stood by to share The circulation department of The Tribune has lately been host to a convention of this newspaper's wholesale dealers thruout the coun- try. It was the first formal observance of the hundredth birthday of The Tribune which oc- curs next June. Our readers have been given cooking should be the rule. A GRAVE PROBLEM W.

L. writes: If a person is struck HONESTY IN BASEBALL New York Sun tell the story of the reward of faithful years of service under our present code. Recently reading that our tireless men of science believe It will soon be common for people to live 300 years or more, my first thought was, I should live so long? There seems no place for the average man after 40 now that the war is over, in spite of his having proved his worth during that period. Please, men of science, make life worth living longer, or let It be a Stocks are sicker. Where's the end? NO EXCUSE THEN Calesburg.

111.. Oct. 7 If all the Republicans were shot, as Frank Flash Miller suggests, then the Democrats would have to accept the blame for the mess they got the country Into. There wouldn't be any P.epubllcans whom they could blame, which seems to be their best excuse lor their failures. Clifford Lor in If the honesty of major league baseball needed unexpectedly by an apple falling from a tree, would the blow cause In the Street gathering gloom: Sell your seat here goes the Boom! him to fall into convulsions? REPLY When this happened to Newton, he an account oi the proceedings and there is no a demonstration it has had one in these closing days need here to repeat what was said at the meet- of the red-hot National league pennant race.

The ir.gs. fifth place Phillies, with nothing to gain, beat the The occasion oucht not to nnss howpvor vHh. i Dodgers; that same night, with as little to gain, the formulated the law of gravity. The chances are that convulsions would be What is more, nt ratline 9tiontinn th. (Cincinnati Reds beat the Cardinals.

Worried Dow, harried Jones Mark a low in Wires and Phones. New note in the mails What's the quote? Down go rails. Bears squeal, bulls holler. U. S.

Steel is up a dollar! Truman says Henry's blah? Happy days! Hurrah, Huzzah! coincidental unless the blow was suf the Reds won under a manager who already knows ficient to cause concussion. THE LESSON OF NUERNBERG Chicago. Oct, 3 The Nuernberg triai proves that success brings loot, and failure the gallows. C. Yovng that he Is not coming back to that Job In 1947.

popularity of our two newspapers The Tribune here in Chicago, and the New York News. The short life and a merry one. To be behind life's eight ball for 50 or 60 years Is not a rosy prospect. Mrs. Charles Hembling Professional basehall had its black chaDter in 1919.

Tribune sells more than 1,100,000 conies of its i k. r-L- LOOK ELSEWHERE B. K. writes: Altho I have symp Truman's hot about his capers daily edition ana muie man i.duu.uuu on toun- minority ot players. The dominant record over FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE toms of an underactive thyroid, such as dry skin and sensitivity to cold.

IMPS OF HELL Peru. Oct. 7 The blast of Frank Flash Miller against Republic the years has been written by men who, like the Hank has got his walking papers! Sing and shout, hoot and bally! "Wallace Out; Stocks Rally." Bard of Salt Creek a metabolism test showed plus 12. Reds and Phillies of 1946, play each game to win, regardless of consequences. ans in today Tribi'NE is puny, com I rttrrt to thi department mutt he Hff4 ITW i fuim and adlrttt ot V-rttert.

What other causes could be respon pared with an alleged statement by the late Gov. Ira Chnse of Indiana: Dem sible for these symptoms? 5ays. It remains, as it has long been, by far the most popular of all the standard sized newspapers published in the United States. The News, a tabloid, has a daily circulation of more than 2,375.000 and a Sunday circulation of more than 4,650.000, which make it by enormous odds, Die mot popular newspaper this country has ver known. Here is evidence, and unmistakable evidence, REPLY Hereditary or nervous factors may be quit claim nrrn Chicago, Oct.

10 A person hs ownM real estate died without making a will. The Mirvlwus are three brothers. If ocrats are Imps of hell and ought to he scattered to the four winds." to blame. Test Your Horse Sense By Dr. George W.

Crane Robert Alkxandkr Smith A STONE CALCULATOR J. S. writes: Will X-rays show these three agree among themselves settle the estate by having the title placed ln the name of one of them, (H 35, what papers are to be signed? 21 Can VOTING MACHINES UNCONSTITUTIONAL? Blue Island. 111., Oct. 0 About Select the answers which you consider best, Discovered What has become of the Common Man? That's quickly told.

He's tucked in bed with a warming pan And the Common Cold. October Autumn's a sophisticate, Calling early, staying latr. Beckoning with innuendo, Stirring pulses to crescendo. how many stones there are in the body? The last problem counts five points. Then look years ago the Illinois Supreme court the transaction be accomplished without decreed that a vote by voting machine probate of the property? W.

T. was not a vote by ballot. The constl-i i. a ouit claim drtd from ih two to for the correct answers below. REPLY While this is the best method we that the people of this nation want newspapers that support the general interest as opposed to special interests; newspapers that do not yield to the threats of pressure groups'1 or the lures ef the un-American smart set.

1. Which one of these states has the largest tutlon of Illinois says all elections on would be rierotm and rerdd. percentage of aliens. shall be bv ballot. I m- Preoate neretMrr a.

no. Their light, to make the World Map true and fair How little did they dream of all the parts Of earth that we can show upon our charts; How limited a vision that would span The universe within this narrow plan. We smile at their old vellum, loving it For its antiquity, but turn our wit Upon it nonetheless I And now once more The new mapmakers gather, and will pore Above old boundaries and rearrange Time-honored marks; by arbitrary change Erase old roads. It would not be amiss For them to catch, but momently, from this Old map the childlike wisdom that possessed An older age when even wise men guessed That faith must be the center of the world, That starry roads of heaven must be curled Above them all high up, but still in sight Of man all thru his stumbling wayward night. They might then make their new map fair and true, A world with heaven's highways running thru! Beverley Githens Add Shotgun Stories The war and shortages have made Uncle Rufe a hypocrite," said Jud to his cousin.

Can't be," argued his cousin. There's no more righteous believer in shotgun law than Uncle Rufe." "It's so," insisted Jud. "His son-in-law, Pine Tree Sally's husband, is going to court to prove Rufe committed fraud at Sally's wedding in '43. Rufe either forged a priority for shells or carried an empty gun to the ceremony." Henri Canute Callbach A postscript to a letter by George Washington to his farm manager, Tobias Lear, July 21, 1797: Unless some one pops in unexpectedly, Mrs. Washington and myself will do what I believe has not been done within the last 20 years by us, that is, to sit down to dinner by ourselves." Omega When Paderewski met Hitchcock, the polo California Ohio Iowa New York have.

It is not entirely accurate. Some varieties of rocks are not visualized and thus would be missed. This is particularly true In the gall bladder area. In order to produce a rlpar title to th rai Attorney at Law TRIBUNE LAW DEPARTMENT 2. When milked twice per day, a milk goat will GEN.

yield approximately how much per milking? 1 pint 1 quart 1 gallon gallons 3. Which one of the following parts of the body KENNEY CONFUSES With her dress, in flaming shades, MORE MOONSHINE E. G. W. writes: Is there any WOTTA LIFE! WOTTA LIFE! Reprinted from Tribune'e collection of Caar WilHama cartoon truth to the statement that it is al does not grow appreciably larger with continued heavy exercise? Heart Biceps Nerve fiber Lungs Queen of tantalizing maids Then sudden, as she sheds her frock, She turns to ice.

It's winter's knock! Dorothy B. C. ways best to have the hair cut on a full moon? 4. Which one of the following body cells func Trie LAST 6UC5T AT A KCSOUT rtore-u REPLY Nothing to this superstition. Think of the load that would be thrown en our barbers were the situation true.

Friend of the Yanks Test Your Facts IThe Friend of the Yanks will answer questions of service men, vet Below each of the following ques erans, and their dependents by mail tions are listed thre answers. Make your choice, see the correct answers below and mark your score: if a stamped envelope is sent to 4S5 N. Michigan av. The Tribune's veterans' bureau, 1 S. Dearborn Superior 0200, gives personal interviews.

1. What is the name of the famous Iff llliJteSKSyt diamond, surrendered to the British HIS LOYALTY Gen. George C. Kenney, who directed Gen. "MacArthur's air force, was one of the most brilliant and successful of American air generals.

His feat of ferrying an entire army and Its supplies by air over the Owen Stanley mountains in New Guinea was an accomplishment without parallel. Equally noteworthy was the destruction by his bombers of an entire Japanese troop convoy and its escorting warships in the Bismarck sea. Gen. Kenney fought as an American and won as an American. It is altogether regrettable, therefore, that his assignment as senior American representative on the United Nations military staff committee, charged with the establishment of an international army, navy, and air force as the policing arm of U.

has exposed him to the disaffecting influences of Internationalism. His associates in these councils care nothing for America and would use V. if they could, as a Trojan horse to achieve the downfall of this country. Gen. Kenney, on the eve of vacating his U.

N. jost to direct the American strategic air command, issued a statement reflecting the views ef the extreme internationalists. He said that eventually all national armies, among them that the United States, must be abolished in favor ef an international military force. To do this, tions much as a wire in an electrical circuit? Red corpuscle Muscle fiber Secretory cell Nerve cell 5. Phrenologists who try to diagnose character by bumps on your skull make their big mistake in thinking that nerve cells under regular use increase in size like White corpuscles Muscle fibers Bed corpuscles Copper wire 6.

The great majority of institutions of. higher learning have been founded or sponsored by religious bodies. You deserve one point for each correct judgment below in matching the colleges or universities listed in the left hand column with its religion in the right hand column. Fa DePauw university Baptist lb Frincrton university Roman Catholic Wittenberg college Methodist Baylor university "Presbyterian fe Xavier university Lutheran Score yourself as follows: 0-2, poor; 3-0, aver-are; 7-8, superior; 9-10, very superior. Note The last question counts Ave points.

lRf. U. S. Pt. Copyright: By The Chicago Tribune I ANSWERS 1.

New York. 2. One quart. 3. Nerve fiber.

J. I. writes: I would like to crown on the annexation of the Punjab in 1849? a The Kohlnoor. The Krishna, The Hope. 2.

Which was the 14th state to be know about the recent law which grants a 20 per rent Increase In pensions to service-connected disabled veterans. I have a 40 per cent disability. Will I be granted 20 per rent added to the Union? fa Vermont. lb Kentucky, New York. 3.

Who wrote the Pem, "The 'increase in disability, and when does Walter Highwayman la Sir player. Pad. said: Al Scott, James M. Barrle. fred Noyes.

"M-m-m-m we're something alike. You're a poor soul who plays polo while I'm a poor Pole who plays solo." tills go Into effect? Public law 662, approved Autr. 8, 1946, provides for the 20 per cent increase in disability compensation, not an increase in disability rating. You will receive $55.20 under the new low instead of the $46 you have been getting. The increase was ef- 4.

What disease, called the Black Death, ravaged Europe in the 14th century? a Tuberculosis. Smallpox. Ic Plague. ANSWERS Judge Jefferson Davis Alexander What has become of all the bandwagon riders '4. Nerve cell.

5. Muscle fibers. 6. la DePauw who brayed so loudly about massacres in the Methodist lx. lb Princeton Presbyterian y.

lc Wittenberg Lutheran z. Baylor Baptist lv, le Xavier Catholic IwJ. wujmK l. laj xne Komnoor. 2.

la Ver-; fective Sept. 1 and will be contained mont. 1791. 3. Alfred in checks received by veterans in A.

Plague. 1 October. world CHARLES COLLINS.