Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1941 — Page 8

OR LONG FIGHT sides. . . Head ts Sor tre purpose Equally uncompromising wis the; ister of Health Ernest Brown would |0f Srowing horns and so the mouth ’ ory ot oD can be somewkere . .’. arranged for Ministry of Health's press departx think of stealing ying, {milking . . , how the cow does it Ment, 8 _ spakesyaan for which E retary mis today In del | BiS{T have not yet realized blurted: 5 af len secretary said today ening The essay put the Tncheon audi- “That blinkin’ essay came from arly i of Loria he that Sib was ng pers hought ighes. Rewspa-|ike billeting officer. Can we be rests ‘One of the atest volves both. Remains Key. to Honiton ing wea t was good, and so|running all over England reading hi J i ch publicized essay about a/did the foreign correspondents, who|schoolboys’ essays? No, we don’t|boy talks that w Toe hii & William H. Carter, an account’ Future Course kB cow attributed to a 10-year-old cabled it across the Atlantic, and|know the name of the boy, and|a : . ey Wh. sited th Bot cheers from thelr home offices. can't tell offhand the name of the On Oct. 29 Brown e| Then came a cable from' the|billeting officer “Any Bast : ; » sudden - | : By DAVID M. NICHOL . oe) e ; Anyway. come un for 12 or 14 Cae he, 1041, by The Indianapolis Times essay, entiiled “Birds and Beasts, United States saving, thai preny| <I hope the Minister doesn’t hear say something like, Yeow can’t! But it was given a green Givi = KO talent” nto to replace th Jou, barely le an" i News, ester Hotel luncheon. ‘Thelin 1929 to g ‘was Credited about make me believe the bloody ceow| district court and ma: military cam; 1 repla e number wk . an ; a a fate of “Len {Dorche v ri Hn e Ar a German boy.. pds philologists, once the ie aourt milk all the time, like a| today because Cart y oe » ps. 1 y.” the Journal said. 38y ingraa stl remains the key to theo rE Te ET i ano in oa oem be Hi. Spy i. Brn was os aa or Dot sh cs a i |, tore awinen Somsimtl ~Sd Een mdm Joe See av. . future course of Finland, in the| “The cow isa ‘mammal «oo six guoied the essay in good faith, press department hadn't seen the comment. ‘ . 2 sti re. ste: iii San," deia and veering na ihn or “10000 or Reeds.

sppinion of well-informed observers. All indications point, according tol} Eo a accounts in the Swiss press, to the -

_ small likelihood of an early restric- : ’ tion of Finnish

military activity |§ against Russia. ainsi Russls, 360 Ww. WASH. ST. cur in most of the flood of reports surrounding the disclosure of the American effort to mediate, that prospects of peace continue to be welcomed by the large bulk ot the : Finnish people. ir pr Nichol “An ardent de- / e for peace is unquestionably very ) SA : BEE : t —-“_ A Fine: Group oe Popular Styles Ih Women's

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mism yesterday. A radio broadcast : p in Finnish was heard saying that ; : in the much-in-demand camel - #as far as our country is concerned, LN 3 shade. They look smart, wear

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