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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1941
Page
2
A six month old wirehair named Butch from Mr. and Mrs. St. James grows from a playful furball into a well trained apartment dog. Training includes quieting his bark, proper bone chewing, and table behavior. Diet features a top dog food, noted as part of keeping a balanced diet.
London AP reports the food ministry says Britain's three fighting services will cut rations for soldiers sailors and airmen as a contribution to the national food and shipping situation announced Saturday by the ministry.
The Party of the Month club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at St James Methodist church WN avenue at Ellis boulevard NW to celebrate St Patrick in a program for social recreation leaders. The event, March themed, is organized by the playground and recreation commission with Wayne Schreckengast and a team handling ceremonies games relays quiet games stunts and music.
A Saturday blaze at Fort Myer Virginia gutted the battery barracks of the 16th field artillery as high winds fed the fire. Twelve fire companies from Washington D C and Arlington were called to control the flames, with damage also reported to battery B quarters.
Marshal Henri Petain spoke in a radio broadcast on Saturday urging workers and employers to cooperate with his plans for social reconstruction while avoiding mention of the Indo China Thailand dispute.
General Charles de Gaulle charged that German agents are infiltrating French Morocco and Syria. He said 80 Germans arrived in Casablanca last week to spread through Morocco and more would follow, as Berlin sent a study commission to the Near East.
The Soviet government lodged a formal protest over American seizure of propaganda material mailed into the United States. Secretary of State Hull said the State Department is reviewing the protest and investigating, with no reply yet. The story also notes Mexican tourist cards cost 81 cents.
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