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...will matter is who fired the last shot." The attack on the Kearny was no chance encounter, said the President. It was part of a long-range Nazi plan - first to drive U.S. shipping off the seas, then to dominate the Americas. For proof, he men tioned a secret map which, he said, "I have in my possession . . . made in Ger many by Hitler's Government - by the planners of the New World Order. It is a map of South America and a part of Central America, as Hitler proposes to reorganize it. ... The geographical experts of Berlin . . . have...
...York afternoon newspaper PM this week ran a two-page map of the travels of its editor, Ralph McAllister Ingersoll, home from a trip around the world in 100 days. Besides the map there was a full-page memorandum from Editor Ingersoll announcing: 1) 16 articles about Russia (with five left-over subjects for possible articles; sample: Piece on a day in a Russian hospital for head wounds}; 2) eleven articles on the Mediterranean; 3) two on Turkey; 4) a series on England; 5) a series on the Pacific; 6) a series of "three or four good pieces exclusively...
...Another Williams pupil who gained headlines last week is Coach Ossie Solem of Syracuse. Onetime (1925-32) athletic director at Drake, where he did much to build the Drake Relays into a famed sport event, Solem is this year putting Syracuse back on the map with a freak football formation. On the offense, in Solem's Y formation, the center, instead of bending over and "viewing his mates from an upside-down position," faces his own backfield. Instead of reaching forward to put his hands on the ball, he reaches backward between his legs...
...spite of the preparation, in spite of the effort, the Germans seemed to creep closer all the time. The outer "Moscow circle" of more or less permanent defenses was breached in at least three places (see map). The inner circle-only 60 miles from the city-was hard pressed. The entire city was in danger of encirclement...
...general. When he finds hostile troops he must be able to decide how many and how strong they are, must get his information back fast and accurately. He must be deadly precise in the business of looking at a point on the ground, reporting it back in terms of map coordinates for ground commanders. When his plane is jumped by enemy fighters, he must be handy with a machine gun if he and his pilot are to get back with their reports. And airsick or well, he must crook a crisp and unhurried finger on the key of his code...