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ONCE TIIE NORMANDIE’S PROUD BALLROOM
Firemen pick their way through the charred wreckage of what once was the Nor
mandie’s proud grand ballroom during the blaze which swept through the liner at
its New York Pier while it was being converted by the Navy as the USS Lafayette .
BUDDHIST PRIESTS HEM) BY THE EBI
These three Buddhist priests (1-r), Ilev. Kayo Tamanaha, 43; Rev. Hoshin Kuji
jkralo, 32. and Rev. Bunuy Fujimara. 32, were taken into custody by agents of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a sweeping roundup of aliens at F« ! n.
Calif. FBI officials said Tamanaha, in this country only a short time, was a form
er • ha f of police of Tokvo,_____
PRICE ON CIGARETTES
IS HELD FAIR
Washington — Smokers
received goad news when
Price Administrator Leon
Henderson refused to ap
prove price increases for
cigarettes.
Henderson said that an
investigation showed that
present c'garotte prices are
fair.
Meanwhile, War Secre
tary Henry St inson reject
ed a proposal to give each
soldier, sailor and marine
one package of cigarettes
weekly, if desired.
Stimson said that he con
s ders cigarettes a luxury,
and they should not be a
part of the regular rations.
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Domination Bv
Russia Seen It
She Wins War
Relief that Russ in will
dominate Europe if that nn
tion defeats Germany was
expressed by Dennis Mc
Evoy, correspondent of
The Chicago Times Syndic
ate, at a luncheon recently
in the National Republican
Club in New York.
“If Russia is successful,
it will follow the policy
it always has followed. Rus
sia first.” he declared.
Mr.McEvoy said the Rus
sian troops had put up a
stubborn defense before
Winter conditions enabled
them to take the offensive.
He attributed the high Rus
sian morale to the fact that
the Russians were fighting
on their own soil.
State Senator Frederick
R. Coudcrt Jr. declared
that partisanship and per
sonal cons'derat ions must
be dropped for the dura
tion of the war and the na
tion united.
“The fact that our gov
ernment is now giving mili
tary support to Russia in
war against a common en
emy is no reason for toler
ating the presence of Com
munists in positions of pub
lie trust,” he asserted.
Richard L. Neuberger.
Democratic member of the
Oregon Legislature, said
the first concern of the peo
pie in the American North
west was Alaska, which
they regarded as open toi
Japanese attack.
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A match that can be lighted
200 times has been invented cur-!
iously enough, in Vienna instead
of in Scotland.«— Arkansas Gaz-!
ette. j
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A man can borrow a cigarette
from a girl now, but the worst;
won’t have happened until the
frail can borrow a compact from
the man.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
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BOMBERS BONUS
Green port, L. 1„ — Th *
Amer’cnn aviator to drop
the first bomb on Japan has
S300 United States de
fense b nd wading for
him. The War Department
has been asked to notify
the donor, the Suffolk
County Police AssaS'ation,
when the first American
bomb is droop, d a Japan
esc sod.
WARNING GWEN
FLORIDA SHIPS
Mi. mi — The nited Stat
es Coast Guard has notified
the owners of commercial
fishing vessels and private
vessels to keep their cra't
in the Miami River an 1
Biscayne Bay. No reason
for the order has boon
made public.
WITH THE PEOPLE
BY THE PEOPLE
FOR T!IE PEOPLE
ON GUAR D—Take care,
when Cadet William M. Camp
bell of Jackson Heights, N, Y.,
comes at you with a foil. He en
rolled at the Valley Forge Mili
tary Academy in W'aCyne, Pa.
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CAPSIZED NORMANDIE RESTS ON SIDE IN MUD AFTER FIRE
The 80,000-ton former French liner Normandie, now the U. S. naval auxiliary Lafayette, swept by fire at !
her Hudson River pier, toppled over onto her port side and came to rest in the mud.