Page Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. January 25, 1940, — head as he kept lonely vigll out- | FARM CALENDAR | ¢ Bara DeBow's ten The medi- man, Ahi, came forth rend- * County Contestants | | Sojourning in Florida COMPENSATION re Timely Reminders from The Penn- THE WAR IN EURGPE | CR | A significant fact in the present struggle is the failure of Germany to seek an carly decision through an attack upon France. Obviously the strength of the Maginot line discouraged such an enterprise, but the longer Germany delays her ol- fensive the stronger the Allied army will be. Without a successful de- cision in the West, Germany can haedly hope to win the war, fore the invasion of Poland there were doubls expressed whe ability of Germany to carry on a long war, lack of material was a weakness that, some experts assert ed, made it impossible for Hitler to win. Whether this factor na some thing +o do with the strange inaction of the German army a gecret that the years will reveal Reversing Past Strategy. Germany's military greatness has heretofore expressed itself in cver- whelming cffensives, launched afier careful preparation which nclud- ed ample supplies as well as men Such strategy accomplished the quick destruction of Poland and ac- counted the most spectaculal gains of the World War. It may be assumed that Germany would strige hard against France if her leaders considered success lkely, It may also ba assumed that the attack wil be directed wherever required by the exigencies of the military situ- ation, In the writer's opinion, Germany today does not possess the mililary strength to break through French defensive fortifications. There- fore, no attack has been launched against the Maginot line, Consid- ering Germany's attiiude to Poland, Austria and Crechoslovakia as lndi~ gative of her contempt for neutral nations, it is reascnable to assume that no respect for the principle of neutrality precludes an offensive through the low countries, if reds. enable prospects for a decisive tri- umph existed, Ag no such tack has been made, the inference is thal Eermany does not feel strong enough to undertake such an offen- sive ove! far af 3 & Sea Warfare 1s Vital The fighting in the North Seca area continues, with both Germany and Great Britain suffering sub- marine losses in their efforts to “battle up” each other. Aerial ac- tivity is assuming larger proportion githough results obtained from Bombing attacks are nop easily as- ¢ertained, Aerial dog fights are almost routine and flights deep into ener tefritory "are mentioned bY bth belligerents The” pressure. of the blockade on Germany is invisible but inexorable The: recent, sale of planes to Ru- mania, by Germany, while regarded as 4 ‘sign of aerfal strength, may mean that there are materials that Germany must obtain, regardless of how she has to pay for them ) Body Knows the econcmic cor in. Germany but (hat it serious is gbyious irom the restrictions that were necessary before the. war be- © iy - ‘Russia Seeks a Triamph, ont. UO - There is every indi yy cat 1at Russia will mass its soldier against the outnumbered Finns and use all weapons avallabie to remove he stain of defeat, While the weather may give valuable breath- ing time to Findand and permit some a ance to be rendered By other nations, the odds are still tre= mendonsly against the brave little republie Meanwhile, Rusia conducis 8 di- plomatie offensive against Norway Sweden In an effort to vent these Scandinavian from rendering Finland, At the Many masses : n erlands frontier, creating new fear: in that country and in Belgium that the Reich contemplates an invasior the low untries in a desperate effort to come to grip with the French army and Just how much help |i 1H Mnland and just what the German intentions are remain concealed by the secrecy that surrounds the war Apparently Hitler is veering toward laboration w Russia; he afraid to do any- will jeopardize his new- lily with hl rme Soviet and pres Hallion tance oO Gers Neth- any ass same Lime, ldiers « the of Sa ire ¢ 3 ith ClO58Y { ith that - nd { r ene- SOL the Communists war May be Extended The Balkan ¢ calm the mie rea enjoyed relativ of mont! withh no publi announcemen indicate the intensit) the diplo- mac manoeuvers going on. Re- ports that British and French have quietly assembled an army oi considerable Near East indicates that Rumania, Greece and Turkey, if k iven first half the iy » inn ¢ ue ia attacked, will be more effective aid than w in the case Poland Some French ] oem 10 expeot ally develop open Soviet Russia and to believe thal step with this prospec body knows dea of being quisition of Finnish port believe thal not come to un effor has been made to secure the warme- water harbors of Norway on the Al- lantie and all-year ports LO the south vast Soviet do- main. as prasible af an the whether Sa ASL we and mans fi irive will ’ an oLher ¢ ofl "the Unsolved Crime of 34 Years Ago (Continued from Page 1) " mn ene lah Dale field county, near 1 Young man he tiend summ is in Lhat community was a native of Clear- Woodland, When vert to Ceritre Hall normal. 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State College — Get Awards (Continued rrom page one) of G conte Towne! place Ir BT dairy TV Amy Ju O1 Townsl dening Ind Heckmu Hm Juni d IS Other INE pre James school fonte } ford, Boalshury Boalsbuirg felter Barger, Homan Willian Glenn L Krout, 8 Ravmor Tony each school for t ning pm tion tr 1 v place V. 8B ICR James Harrl 12th Cirove junior Vochtional 1 sheep contest: Ruby 8B. 3rd place In vision Melvin Miller, of G 3, Tth plaee in junior dabhry oob,, G, T. V. 8. 3rd place In poultry: Fred Horner, Harris up, th plece In junior § Dean Zeltle, of G. T in junior swine; | ik, OF €F. F, Vu. H " up ard wing pupil ject C orn, turning in out work in this area rein Bellefonte Nelson Naylor Belle- {igh. potate Harold Brad wine: Lester Glad- gardening mlsburg swine Boalsburg win Fk Boalibnt hee Soring Millis, dalry ring Mill poultry wd Johnsten, Clearfield gar- Chester Balley J Clear- Howard Hudson, of were Hi 0] Robert : Ji ' He Wo fe Frank hick n erve a gred al of rk in aiding the project 6.508 1 the named above it de er de - f Cre the wir ome! heir w - wpils. In were are y hool th [31 definite perform i 1 A home economics division student ing cationa Mary peact MOE ie 200 TO n the Zettle, second inning of a po ving honorable mentior indication of oulst ance oY busi ’ individual hat t) exhibi the | Town reco ou of r™ it GOITER i chool won \ VK A : LAR Rulh } skirt GET DEGREES AT MID-YEAR EXERCISES State ( iis final mesier close mately graduate 31 The midyear LIS68 Wl im, wi of peaker or gist, has ied net» GQ h Of th SMENat og ther fey rees complet close BETTE "mor that re 1 . + Davi irvey Pennmy Crookee and Ar The study Soll Conservation § the began « nn the wore in fav Gervice the Ag or ma eimmen wild H + crvirre Me 2 - partment of Agriculture, fc nripared net or Pennsyl ollege began thw aminalio rH We “Xam mark college cu a0 st 4 uaent { next ommey Il be held in Schw th Professor Kirtley P Harvard University Professor Mat tured on both ical topic: tudents grachuation 4 Ff emer LD r ne: Jone 200 for . wnia i ay Li RB FARM METHODS ARE PAYING DIVIDENDS mm of mprove icedved under his ole Waiter, of the big f made 13 cooperating ivania State College { Creek watershed in mstrong oo in the Indiana inthe begun in 1534 when erviee first ing with the farmers walershed. Farm incomes of non-coonerators In four years, there crease iabor Income the Boll Conservation cooperators, after deducils ricuitural Canservation pre yments and char G Lo COLE and of - id at se fe PRT by the n ria furnished V- te A follow farms, $2238; small dairs oultry § AC the W for the Deaf umni finding employ em deaf been nos 4s association to fear for employe ascertained that farms 8 CH 1 rm wm a MP —— Deaf are Losing Out. Manming, superintendent of $7 L 3 V. 8B, estern Pennsylvania School | told the school’s al- deaf pecple were ahd harder to find sakl employers the safety of even though it ha the deaf are As are it harder He ment abe to accident a telephone because IT PAYS!” My telephone saves me miles of travel and hours of time. 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