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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1943

Page

3

Mountbatten’s three big jobs in Southeast Asia

In India Lord Mountbatten outlines three aims for SEA Command: first push a Burma road to China to break the blockade and aid Chiang Kai-shek and Stilwell. second seize Burma and Rangoon to connect the Burma Road via the Bay of Bengal, including the Andaman Islands. third capture Singapore to control the Malacca Strait and open supply routes into South China Sea via French Indo China and Hong Kong.

A. T. Steele New Delhi China Lord Louis Mountbatten Southeast Asia Burma Washington London India Lord Mountbatten Chungking Chiang Kai-Shek Joseph W. Stilwell Stilwell Rangoon Bay of Bengal Andaman Islands Singapore Strait of Malacca South China Sea Indo-China Hong Kong

Emperor Wang Chien tomb unearthed near Chengtu rivals Tut-akh-Amen site

A recently uncovered tomb near Chengtu attributed to Emperor Wang Chien, Shu Dynasty ruler from 906 to 918 A D, features an 80 foot chamber and a throne. The silver casedBooks with jade covers recount his life. a coffin remains to be examined. The find is likened to Jerusalem’s tomb in 38 A D and contrasts with the WW tourist carving at sacred sites.

Wang Chien China Tut-akh-Amen Egypt Emperor Wang Chengtu Feng- Hang Szchuen Mission Jerusalem Christ

Editor’s Father Joy as Son Promises Future

A newspaper editor admonishes his reluctant son to attend school to become a great scholar. The boy jokes that if the paper prints mistakes he would blame the printer. The father then weeps with relief, recognizing a worthy successor for the editorial chair.

Introduction to the Success Family

A short allegory describes the Father of Success as Work and the Mother as Ambition. Eldest son Common-sense leads a brood including Enthusiasm Foresight Honesty and Perseverance. Eldest daughter Character with sisters Care Courtesy Sincerity Economy and Harmony. Baby Oppor tunity invites acquaintance to meet the family.

Keep on Your Toes Keep a Foot Forward Sayings

A compact collection of workplace mantras urging alertness effort and composure. Phrases emphasize posture boldness body awareness and restraint as guidance for daily tasks. The list combines athletic and everyday proverbs to encourage steady focus.

Church of the Penitents in Bogota Built of Sins

An anecdotal tale describes a church in Bogota made of sins where bricks were donated for each sin. The structure is said to be set on a 10 400 foot high mountain, with centuries of members allegedly carrying bricks uphill to atone.

Helen O’nolte Champion High School Champion Delaware Church of the Penitents Bogota Colombia S. A

Harmless war play seen as outlet for children

Chicago experts say games like Kill the Japs or Mow Down the Nazis offer a therapeutic vent for child aggression within reasonable limits. They caution against excess and urge new outlets if play becomes too rough, noting fear and hostility can arise without safe expression.

Chicago Charlotte Towle University of Chicago Robert N. McMurry Central Ymca College John J. P. Morgan Northwestern University Morgan Dr. McMurry

Impudence Blamed on Children’s Aggression Glides to War Relief

The piece argues that acts like breaking windows and defacing property stem from suppressed tensions with parents and teachers. It suggests children seek relief by fantasizing about harming enemies like Japs or Germans, which allegedly frees them from acting out toward authorities.

Spreading middle age warned by doctors

A light verse by Edgar A. Guest cautions middle aged readers about aging signs. It urges reducing starch, cutting potatoes and cake, and watching weight as buttons burst and clothing tightens. Climbing stairs and breathing difficulty signal the onset of aging.

Go Ahead Take a Chance Denver Junk Shop Sign

A Denver junk shop beside a railroad crossing displays an open offer to motorists. The sign proclaims we will buy the car, inviting drivers to stop and sell vehicles on the spot.

Denver

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