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Volume XXXVI, Number 40 LAS.VEOAS, NEVADA, FTVE CENTS PER COPY National Business Women s|f ^SB Bishop Dedicates Race Committee ^^SWeel#)ctober 6 to 12,194tt Beautiful Church To Incorporate"^ Under the leadership of the Most Ibe General Committee rA tba Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, Bish fall race meet inet Tuesday evening THE CHURCH IN LAS VEGAS op of tiie Catholic Church, in Ne at. the municipal court room, witii vada, a group of dignitaries ot tiie The dedication of the new Cath thirty members present including . church performed tiie solemn, digni representatives of nine civic organ olic church Wednesday by Bishop fied and beautiful rites of dedication Gorman and other prelates of tiie izations present and • participating. of the new Church of St. Joan of General Tom .Thebo presided over church who gathered here for that Arc Wednesday morning, in tit* purpose, takes onr minds back to the meeting. He was awtsted by presence of a- congregation which Secretary Tex Blackman . the religious jOodies of earlier days. filled eeaty nook of the spacious "Of course the beginnings of civi- Steps were taken Tuesday even- lization were edifice: p|| teg to complete -ttte incorporation brought to XJA* The audience was seated by a of Las Vegas Racing Association as Vegas by those group of ushers including C. S. the organisation to which manage- seeking the Wengert, Leo A. McNamee and Fred I ment of aU future race meets wiB ^privilege of ODonnell of this city and Col. H. C. j be entrusted. Tex Blackman pre worshipping Newton of Los Angeles. Special j sented the matter, showing that for God tn, peace music waa provided under direc several years psatr-lt haa^been tbe - according t o tion of Rev. Fr. CaiinSdy, assistant intention of the group tb form a tile dictates of to' Rev. Fr. Lambe. -__\ jiermstaent * corporation but that; conscience, In delivering his dedicatory ad generally tbe details had been laid wben the Mor dress, Bishop Gorman especially over until tbe race meet was out -" mon mission praised the work of Fr. Lambe under of the way and then dropped for at Las Vegas lack of interest. Whose watchful eye tit* new church A piotion to Instruct Clifford was establish was financed and built, and Ed. W. ed te 1855. For Jones to proceed wite, the papers Clark for bis leadership and gen necessary for incorporation was car .B.any years the erous donation to the building fund ^^ Mormon reli ried. • 'j_Wg£ ee|§l__ which made the enterprise possible- Tbe matter of window displays gion was the-only one actively prac Wednesday evening tbe final by Las Vegas merchants of pictures ' ticed here. |§fi touch was put fm tile dedicatory ex- laid all tilings pertaining to racing, However, when the railroad came was urged upon merchants in order and the .germs of a dty were plant to stimulate Interest te tile coming ed here, other churches "began to season. It was reported that a be represented. The first real ef wSmfoern Nevada Concert Asso- Near and Far East, North and derous fortissimo, equal to striking display would be made by fort to establish a Presbyterian tiie Union Pacific at their Los An chuirch was by a Dr. Roberts, who ; ciatifh presents General Platoff South Africa, Central, and North a great pipe organ. Tbe rich mel- • DoC Cossack Choir Voice from an- America, Australia, New Zealand dies snd harmonies, the striking geles, office flpifl held services In a tent on the banks The matter of business houses of Vegas creek. He did not remain ; otlSr world. * IgSllli and Honolulu. - Now, the choir is contrasts, tbe purity, the precision, "Kits great event will be held at visiting North America for the sec tbe sincere feeling and tiie dynamic closing one or more afternoons dur long, his place being taken by Dr.. ing the irieet wasdlseussed. Chair '^^' -SrJ^feodtet^Wjj^h*»4 *r#« the War Memorial Building Satur ond time for an extensive transcon interpretation cannot be imagined day evening (Oct. 5) at 8 p.m. tinental tour of over 100 concerts. without actually hearing this unique man-Tom Thebo stated that the' vteit nrst tenth* sea**, ptpt-m-tum- Clubs of the city piobSbtif Would, tie later in the school house when A tf*at^M7VfilKraM never tHBtlw^ -. The Platoff Cossacks have made etHmsaPart *r tamom elnffaia. tbt-: r gramaphone recordings for Euro erywhere it has. aroused not only close aF least One" afternoon fPoiSEC it" was .'built at Second and Bridger i° *&ti2 _S^__c'--". 7"_j__si one to five, to allow their employ streets. pean firms, and have appeared in appreciation but tile greatest pub TPm world renowned company of sound films for European motion lic enthusiasm. T-"^Tf*7 ees to attend tbe races. "^^ W& It is interesting, as showing the 27.marvelous stagers and dancers, picture studios. Ibe Platoff Coamsks were the on More than thirty horses, were re- entire absence of secterlanship ex- under I'TWi Upa linn of its highly Outstanding features of their per ly artists to inaugurate tbe music porteff as being here stabled at tbe' istlng7here at that time, that the talented foinider and leader, Nlch- formances are the wild Cossack dan season of tbe Golden Gate Inter track with many more expected women of tile town saw the Peed tot. J^^^feSÔ the local Business ahd Professional and professional women to main- to wild war songs, gay songs and the city and their membership cards committee will be next Tuesday Women's Club with the use of large tain their own ijtataas It haa grown,] Since its foundation, nearly 4000 The first high school in Las Ve 1 hyrnps tn God, Remarkable et- can be purchased by calling Mrs. evening*, Chairman That© annoqn- window posters and stamps on out te .ttieir recognition of the contribu- ' 1 ooBoeiito-bave- b**n gtvan. hy tbe fects are produced from scarcely Lewis Rowe, phone 1037 gas held, its classes- in the then new j choir to large and most enthusiasm 0r tbe I eed. Thaie ar-f^ni many important going mail. 7|||111 |§Si tion they can make as citizens to audible pianissimo to the most thun Apache hotel. things to be dohe in tbe interest Methodist church, in. 1910. How day. j§§§§|j2 ' - (tic audiences aU over Europe, Tbe ever, the first permanent chinch; Members may purchase seals and-j of the coming meet and a meeting posters from Mary Gardner- PhU The National Federation of Busl- Of the entire membership of tbe bulldlng hear* •« was tiie "Episcopal] mt"""1 **w*"|i_|donal Women's Otebs-j L. V. Symphonettes . church, Second and C&r80h2'WhicB Ups, publicityidiaU'uiau, "tajr-teie- California Editor committee is requested. . Is twenty-one years old, and Na Rotary Hears Of Concert Sunday was built hi 1908 and still serves pHOnlng 1349.7" 7^S^^^^^^S tional Business Women's Week will Las Vegas. • ..'7|||pl3fl|| tpilliSy Iolene Armstrong, membership His Excelleney Thomas K. Gorman -. The "Las Tegas Syinohpnettes" be thirteen years' Old when it is I^HSiBlshop of Reno. The Constitution Visits Las Vegas The Catholic cnurch was one Of chairman, and Mrs. Phillips are co- observ&l front. October 0 to< 18,-1940, advanced orchestra will ^tive a con- HiA School chairmen for thetite . program, of the MSKS when ir» of ttte feeding eltt- xwegas Rotery ernnw as fiieer- f tee earliest religious bodies to es next meeting of the local club on ibe Week bas become absorbed into cert at tbe Mesquite Club at 2*30 GordohG. Hair2publisher ot 'lb* 1. f| __ k—T—\\M "'"'A'' tablish regular- services here and the Federation fiber, ami is looked zens of Las Vegas Joined In a tan- I -__Thursdaynroon, Ustened to ap ; Southwest Wave, one of •Southern-|r» I. /_• IO Ifieet •OBfartHff *4th. *"• •'?&--'-'--"' TTTS r lct p.m., Sunday, October 6tti; ^!^S ei ; i—titn worI., k ,P^' ®*e** early ."members" upon as'one of the outstanding pub- Iquetr-a t Wai-MWBâlûdltertijffiT'^ T^;^^f?T^^ CaUfornia's lîding__o^BC|jm^T:T!hft nrat mef-tifig *ttf *-*-• - ffl*l When Emma Dot partridge was J.Ucit y events of ttie year. It is a Tfce excellent dinner was prepared *" bot& ta*westln« "* ?****• This groiipTof rtuderits of the lfi- ; finally culminated te the- erection [executive secretary of the National stitute of Educational Music under newspapers, WMTA ^^>^1ttf l»|6eBiia-prTrk.-ft]^^ 19*tflHl por- stimulus to program Interpretation, and served by the ladles of the par tiv*. Vegas early in the week. gjMj J jod wtil be held llfeffisday eveniftg, ot the beautiful church Wldinfr Federation .of Business and Profes The subject of the discourse was the direction of 3. C. Lambert con formally ' dedicated Wednesday.'""'"' and to membership stabilization and ish. More than a score of promin Mr. Hair bas been an occasional I October X9 te the High>Bchobl sional Women's elites, she conceived gains. 'Coming as l|t does, in Qcto**"* tbe -^Constitution of the United tinues to give to high quality per the idea of National Business Wo ent personagees occupied tbe head visitoar to this city since 3913 wben study hall, beginning prtarptly at ber, it is tb* springboard for launch table. States. -The speaker declared that formances of musical' treats In tbe BE KIND TO OLD MEN WEEK men's Wefek. Its purpose was to tbe constitution bad its roots in form of- varied instrumental num he performed the feat of driving a |7:30.and concludingâT 9:00 P. M. ing the clubs' intensive work for Leo A. McNamee, master of cere Model T Ford from Los Angeles to j All fathers and7 niotheris of ttte My old friend A. J. (Box) Rob dramatize the contribution of wo- the winter. • Ty__| the struggle' between the common bers ranging from violin solos and fewjmen to the business and profes- monies, Introduced the various par people and tbe ruling classes which Las, Vegas in. three aad««»e-half j students and frifends of ttte school bins, Goodsprings pioneer, a _ 4928, wben this Week waa ensembles, guitar solos and group years ago clipped a little poem from I sional life of the country. ticipants in the program in appro- began In various governments hun days. He bas seen this city develop are urged to.>«tttend and become ac- v launched, there was no slogan used, numbers and trumpet numbers to through' tbe years and has such j quaintedymth tiie problems which The Age and has carried it in the In 1928,. the first year in which prlite language^;- *£^St$&i dreds of years before Christ and lull orchestra under tbe baton of but by 1929,. and that: year the bey- Mrs. May MOyer Barlow led the faith in its future that hejs in-(face testructors, students and par- ;innermost recesses of his coat jjgek- National Business Women's Week later culminated in tbe Magna Miss Sylvia Harris, student conduc : day of tiie post war prosperity era, vesting in property hfere. -.enter ^& *t ever since. * 3_ff_l£|i_f__ffi 7 '' was observed, the Federation had audience in singing The Star Span Charta forced from King John ill tor. *jp^K,v -'^(^-i ttie slogan was "Be a Saver," and. gled Banner In opening tbe dinner A. D. 1215 arid other concessions ing Tiw Southwest Wave has a dr**tt-JT*tl-**" High school quartette under "Box" j says| ttiat hundreds of 874 clubs and 50,000 members. To- tbe emphasis was on, thrift.| m -Las Vegas is fortunate in bavlng people to whom he has read tine j and Bishop Gorman pronounced tbe later centuries, culminating In the latlon of over 100,000 and te tldrd j the leadership of Mr, Lewis E. Rom day 1940 the Federation-has 1930, ttie Week was dedicated to a r such-J& talented group of young- poem have asked him for a copy, 1650 clubs and 73,050 members, and words of SKMfii"f? ~" Declaration oi* Independence te vrm. ^steis whose concerts seem to Im in amount -of-^^ classUled^ wairtj, iids mul ooritrlbute jsevecal nwabers and recital of "Achievements of Women Durin. g tbe dinner catchy l*tt*Bli- Mr. Gubler gave a large credit to there will also be community stag so I am reprinting it pete witii tiie is organised in every state in the in Business." In 193.1, the Week prove with each'performance given. among Los Angeles papers;' the same comment I made a few years nation, the District of Columbia, isb music was given by-the strcaMng Bentamin Franklte wtj-yliar bis wis- Examiner being second, according to ing under tbe leadership of Eldon was again without a slogan. In ir Alaska and Hawaii. JIB W&pSii musicians, UTrgtoia Chaves, vocaHstTJom and spirit of forebearance, bfrrHair.-- ••'•'-—» y " .-«...—— Larson. —«—~—, ago: ^^B Es^-sk?'. 1932 tba theme ^Ras "Better Busi Mrs. E. P. Bryant, program chair Originally National Business Wo and audio ^Lorenzo, accordionist. wved «»* cwistitattonal conveatiâ: Bfeirfet No. One OLD MEN ,3|f ness Wpmen for A Better Business'; man, bas arranged a novel pro (The following poem, author of man's Week waa staged in the spring markt." In 1933 with the depres-j In introducing Mayer John L. htm^___^m _^ysmagttt about Russell ______j__t___ig___*n__^ tb. e pro- th* adoption of tbe constitution. Gets Big CheckM gram. There will be an open discus- •fjftteris mteaowM, tea favorite Justfofc aa-rrh" year ^Jn-July, 4836.-1116 ifmrnrMiiAiiteg its bold on tbe Co. Republican jionj!HJd8i!L*^jyss}s_pJa^ now when the matter of old age Federation's Board of .Directors' country the. Federation turned its gram, Leo McNamee declared that "He discussed the three-prase sys Paul 'iflunlBB, BuperiuleutleiH uf, tbe occasion was in celebration of ances for, young people with Mr. pensions is much under discus- meeting in Chicago voted to change thought to aelpteg unemployed wo- tem of checks and balances which schools for Educational District' No. 1 the data te October, as in many another public enterprise. Ibe gave tiie United States the three 1, which Includes Rio Virgin and Women To Meet Harvey Dbndero, leader.* Each of alon.—Ed.) ~5gjj^? T*'T' tnftn and thj|_ aloft-m[_jj_dn__ito__/me_ > a the following person will be given states the Inclement weather orten w Hl>ll*Ml> I" a rlnifi antniiiilifi hnr*uiMi separate branches- of government, IBWiffl vi*'"' T'ii ^ *' -">~ff-"«^ ff**"*! de •---. Word comes from Reno that Mrs. In savage tribes where skulls are found in March made it difficult "We t*dve, ai 1934, the wWrit waa it welcomes every person at all executive, legislative and Judicial, posited ta First National Bankjsf five minutes to discuss some phase tolck built around a definite reemploy William Shipaugh, Republican Of tiie topic. Miss Maude Frazier, ' Wm to celebrate- effectively. -MSk ment program and the emphasis times. He expressed the sincere under which the United S tes bas Las Vegas, :|§^check- for $13^315.82 State Chairman of women's work, thanks of- the ehnroh to Me maliy become the "greatest SHttirS est na- as final, payment on^ttie^ recent Mrs. Merlin Hardy, Mrs. Al Riddle, Ever, since its origin, National laid oh the securing of jobs for accompanied by Mrs, Roy M. Cross, Mr. Robert -Hampton, Mrs. Clesse And primal passions rage, - T$_\ Business Women's Week has been Las-, Vegas people who- assisted. program of improvements^toschools . They ..have a system sure, and 5,000 unemployed women. The ef tion of tb* w'orld. her secretary anf Mrs. Oline Stew Turner, and students Mabel Boggs, heralded by tics Chief Executive of fort almost went "over the top" and Mayor Russell welcomed tbe guests of thedlstrtot WS? ^ art, Republican National Committee Lide Dearing. Mary Francis Guse- Hlf quick 1ST th* United'States, the governors of in behalf of tbe people of Las to be here again. "You Catholics To cure the blight of age; resulted te a deepening of tbe social . ._. WM* nan-Catholics of Las Vegas'1 The total cost' of ttie' progra; Woman of Nevada, wtil be in Xju'm^40A ô^ ctoitemTO. states, the .mayors of cities, and- the •consciousness and social Interest of Vegas.' Addressing Bp. Gorman, Fr. 'amounted to *96,O00. Tbe Improve Monday «ar Tuesday" neat-for For when a native's youth has fledj county Judges in county areas. Pres tete imd other church «iaJ»»-*oiild rtl tert y*rypteaA of_%hht Mr. C S. Wengert will conclude And* years have sapped bis vim the Federation members. - l??p| fine edifice we have dedicated to ments were*''distributed to all tbe the JUcpose of holding a meeting tiie discussion. idents Coolidge, Hoover and Roose In 1935, ttte Federation again led ies Mayor Russell declared: "You schools,'ta the district. At Overton They simply knock him in the velt -hod each issued public en day." -..• . of\Republie%n women. ^^^^^^ The chairman of hospitality, Mrs. tbe way, this time in preaching have done a good Job and it Is well a new gymnasium and other im Mrs. Harold -fcterse Is vice-chair gTL. head... _§flp| ll|pllt|p|l dorsements of the Week. £__!_' done. Tbe dictators are today de MrS. Howard DeVaney gave some W. McCall, Is in charge of refresh And put An end to -hint. -i|i||j ttte doctrine that tbe United States beautiful selections on tbe piano. provements were made; at Logan man ta charge oKêpublican wo ments which art)} be served at tbe The original idea of interpreting I*still is ttte land of hope and promise, stroying helpless women sad child dale and Moapa, various building men's work ta Clark obunty. But we, in tills enlightened age, ren. But we still believe that under Most Reverend Bishop Thomas social hour which follows tbe pro Are buUt bt sterner stuff*—- business and- professional women's and tbe theme was "Opportunity." Improvements were, made; at Bun (achievements to the public has been tbe madte*hto of riît-ttiinking Gornmn, ftnal and principal spUak- gram. Mrs7 C, D. Jaker is tbe And so we took witii righteous By 1988, with bombs bursting in air kerville and Mesquite new gymna president of ttie association. people, tbis world will become a «" of ti_e evening, ta opening bis OFFICE WORKERS TOP r**e t_M -•'' J^^ iri Asia arid Europe, and Democracy siums were built. For when a man grows Old and the subect of adverse propaganda bette- place in whleb te fee.- 1 address declared he baa-bo jwesent OCCUPATION LIST On deeds so harsh aad x> WHAT THE AVERAGE Superintendent Thurston reports byJihe communistic and fascist na Fred 0"DonneB declarad It a prlv-' -Ov«i*i_P at taking Fr. Lambe and Office workers stand at the Bay _ll___£4-is* MEMBER IS LIKE ilege end wbobariraa>war somPtr&xtacmSrhln alirtto that the arrangement put into ef And weak and short of breath, tions of the world, ttie slogan was top of tbe list of occupations in Hoe's a composite picture of. "Effective Democracy." In 1937, tiie talk for tbe Catholic people of Laa &****. He fteclarad that a*ila Ne- fect whereby grades ajf separated, yj 4r*^ • • • We simply* take his JOb away Vegas. |-aada had some institutions of whim certain grades being taught in ttie wWelj Hat 73.000 members of the | the average member ol the Na emphasis was laid mt ttie employ- National Busitaess- and; Ptetea- And let hint starve to death. 1 3 Bunkerville schools, and certain oth tional Federation of Business and ability ot women -over tama^>mii_a "You|L.._a*e8ence is in_i__.ll ya^J^'^^^-PP*^.^'"g^f" ."* J - sionai Women's Clubs are en Professional Women's ClubS*,. 1 An earlier slogan was dusted off approval of what we have done." tbe- dayb occasion well indicates ers In Mesquite, is working out well. •E^bRlVESS that Nevada bas substantial, wortb- In spite of tte inconvenience some- gaged. They bave a rating of Typical American Oh* is 48 yearB old, has ah and streamlined for the 1938 cele Mrs. Evelyn Gammett, accompan- 32.8 percent. Teachers are next annual income or 81,548 (which bration, "Better Business Women tod on the pi»no by Mi'B, Vein Olive, wbtie InstttuticaM tbe same as other ttmea te transporting papB*\p£pp a mmmstttA iAUrr cdlmeii îsiUprlnVega_8 Willi inn jiiii iiiiii'i lii itiartVul it $500 above the general level For A Better Business World.** Then gave some beautiful selections on states and it Is our own fault if tain grades from one town to the nursing and ottier health work, Ralph Bancroft, ambassador-of- of working women in correspond tne Federation abandoned tire ama the violin. IBE^ ' -^H they ate not known. other, tbe new system Is saving 6.9 per cent; social week, 2.2 par good-wili. arrived in Las Vegas re ing groups) ,* is single, self-conf1- teur art contest among high sf-hoOl Rev. Fr. Jwunbe, pas__r' of. tbe "Nevada is a frontier state andrl money ta the teaching force and cent; retail dealers, 7.1 per dent; cently by plane on bis way to the dent, believes she could find an students for a poster design lot church, to whose energy end pnrfftii^ do not tiiink except,, for some ex ,givtag tiie children mads better edu ta county, state and federal gov San Francisco Fair and was tiie other Job is she test ber present National Business Women's Week te tence the success.of the enterprise terior roughness, Nevada is any dif cational facilities than where all are ernment units, 3.7 per cent; fi house guest of Dr. nnd Mrs. Free one, is a home owner, lives in a Jforder to secure better posters. Pro is so largely due. said in part: ferent from other states. Perhaps combined In one scbool In addition nance, 3.4 per cent; housewives, man Smith ol San Soucl nite court. town or city of 25,000 and teach fessional photography was used With I express my deep gratltud* to tit* history of ttie state shows that to Ibis 1&. Thurston states, he looks 3 per cent; beauticians, 2.8 per Mr. Bancroft took ttie part J-fiP» es or does office work. a picture of a young woman with all of "jp«^ttiattey«^giB:||^|_*^*» *s* ^l»2*?^•:i'^K^<*8• forward to sufficient saving ta edu cent; laywers, Judges, policewo mer at tiie We_*s Fair In New"* ~*"-*Whe average married member the world as her background, start bottom of—Bay heart. Especially I of the hills. That tbey were ta too cational costs to materially reduce men and similar ma/tsts, 1.4 per York and is known as the typical Is between 40 and 49 years of ing off to do or dare. In 1839 tbe thank Bishop Gorman for bis co much dTa hurry for ttte finer things" tbe high tax rate which' has long cent; librarians mad assistants, American man. He was §ccompan- age, lives in ber own home, earns ovott was "One Hundred Years Ot operation and I thank God that we and except for a few circuit riding prevailed te Educational District No. 1.4 per cent.1 Tbe unemployed iad Iter* by his brother, Rdbert about 8300 less than the single •Vomen's Progress." j||p are living here' ta Las Vegas.". preachers people did not bave much 1. And, he states, "better education ar,e .8 per cent and eU the ether Bancroft. Tbey are originally from average member and las no ?*£7* Tbe 1940 Theme Rev. "ftr. Kennedy of Jlalt Lak* t—<» tot reltgton. I do not thb* at 1MS cost is an achievement of occupatiens fit tato th* remain Dr. Smith's home town, Bath, New children under 16. - Aad now comes 1940 and tbe topic city, declared that be orate spent, that quite tint*. Quite fi^ contrary, which tbe district may well be ing 14.1 per cent. .- .-TH___! •York. : *•" • (Continued on Page IS) seven years in Nevada and is happy < - -:^|Conttaued j on fapi'j^M^ proud." Page Two LAS VEGAS AGE J3-t- Friday, October 4, 1940 w iw HeaW, HIGH SCHOOL TISDIAL-GRAVES _M*W&. CLASS ELECTION g|p| WEDDING SUNDAY GermKiy, Italy and Japan Sign Pact PERSONALS AND SOCIETY W ^-^ y Neyada Bey Ihe various classes of ttie high The Blue Bird Wedding Chapel school elected officers fast Friday was the scene of a pretty wedding MRS. MABEL HOOVER Is leav DR. AND MRS. R. W. MARTIN; with tbe following results: Sunday afternoon at three o'clock ing in a few days for St. Charles, III. spent! last week-end in Los Angeles.! Senter* President, Alien Bunker; When Miss Kathryn Rose Tisdial for a visit with her mother. {Mtfia-ffil Flowers, vice-president, Lois and William J. Graves were united MR. AND MRS. DON STEWART { Knudson, secretary; Nellie Thacker in marriage in tbe presence of rela MR. AND MRS. THOMA(S bave returned from a vacation taj and George Money, treasurers; Joe tives and friends. The ceremony CROAL of South Third street en California. :^_\ lE:gSltjlplli Saunders, sergeant -a t-arms; Tommy was performed by Rev, FOrd Gilbert. tertained Dr. and Mrs. V. C. Croal Charles and Buff Dawson, yell lead Tbe bride was lovely ta a suit 6f of Santa Aba, Calif., over last week ers; Sarah Smith and Jerry Wood end. 111117 MRS. R. E. MACFARLANE has' bury. , concllmen; and Rachel Nel burgandy trimmed ta black fox and been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Per- son and Lorenzo Pett, Parent- wore a corsage at white gardenias. rin Toland of San Pedro, who were i Teachers Association representa- Her maid*of honor. Miss Haiti Bar MR. N. J. WEBB, father of Mrs. old time Pomona friends. . -M^sii A. J. Porter has returned from Los tiveii}|||||pif i-^ffi man, wore a navy blue gown with a Angeles, where be has been/ visiting. gardenia corsage. R. J. KALTENBORN -and* Rex ! Juniors—President, Robert Cardi nal; Jack Leavitt, vice-president; —The brother of,„ the bride. Jack - MB. AND'MRS. JAMES SALTER Bell have feturned from a business Tisdial, attended- the" groom. ' Fol trip to Los Angeles. isp Mary Alice Turner, secretary; Lola 'announce tbe birth of a daughter WnhamsonrTvb-easuirer; Georgene lowing the ceremony a dinner was Monday morning at the "Las Vegas Wallace, yell leader; Marion Cah •served at the Green Shack. Pink hospital. MR. AND MRS. ALSON GIB-; lan, and Chester Gilbert, council- chrysanthemums were used in the SON, formerly of Las Vegas, are \ table decorations. The bride, eat the men; Glenn Van Eaton and Phyllis BERLIN, Germany—Radirnhntf-— Scene in Berlin, Sept. 27, 1940,. after MRS. MINNIE PRICE, art teach now residing in Central Valley, Call- ; Baiai1. FTA representatives. wedding pake, The wedding guests fornia. included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tis Germany, Italy and. Japan signed a ten year mffitary and economic pact. * er in the grammar school entertain Seated left te right, Sahara Kurusu, of Japan, Count Ciano, Italy, and ed ber daughter, Mrs.. Nell Wiley, Sophomores .-—„ President Bob dial, Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Graves, O'Brien; Roy Campbell, vice-presi Hitler, Germany. Standing, Von Ribbentrop reading declaration. over ttie week-end. Mrs. Wiley JUDGE W. D. HATTON of TBBO- j Mrs; Dorothy Duncan. Mrs. 'Anns; teaches ta tbe VictorvtHe, Calif. dent; Donna Jo Hanley, secretary; Boehler, Mrs. Mary Foster, C. Rob pah has been presiding in ttie Clark j Mary Jane Griffith and Robb Mar BOULDER CITY ' :. * -^J^LU.'- ' ! schools. county district court for the past inson and the Misses Betty Tisdial, COUPLE WED riott, treasurers; James Gibson and Patsie Herrman, and Dorothy Wel several days. aJagP WSsM. Tommy Turner, councilmen; Walter Leona H. Godbey and Alma E. MR. AND MRS. JAMES SILLS ler and Messers -Harold Kramer ahd DaUey of Boulder City were united | CUSSIFIED I Scott, yell leader; Bobby Sloan and L_«»-n-~_---~----. i II . .J II nil are ttie happy parents of a Uttie MRS. E. G. McGRIFF has return- ! Paul and -lack Ttsdail. ta marriage Saturday evening .at daughter, Janette Mae, who was Scott Hardy, -P. T. -A. representa LOST OR STRAYED —-Small ed from a visit with relatives tai tives. IBS* The bride was born ta Las Vegas tbe home of Bishop J. H. BrinleyJln born at the. Las Vegas hospital Iowa. fill-?S and since her graduation from tbe Las Vegas."* white terrier with Ion_ tail, ans- Friday, Sept 37. ilil Freshmen—President, Ward W*n- Las Vegas high school In, 1939 has , wers to the name of Tuffy.. Re-* gret; Robert Lee, vice-president; Mrs. Le'Roy Burt acted as matron ward.' 382 Carson. St., City. ||g|i MRS. M. E. MOTT entertained! been employed in the Southern Ne of honor and Rue Dalley stood with v .Pit-. AND MRS._ ratEEMAN Donna Tudor, secretary; Audrey vada Telephone Company office. SMITH of the Sans Sdci auto court the Daughters of tbe Utah Pioneers { Brinley, treasurer; Chauncey Rid bis brother. .The ceremony was wit Thursday evening at her borne on j The groom is the son of Mr. and nessed by Mr. and Mrs. E B. Dal BEST BUY IN CITY. 37 acres ad are\the parents of a daughter, Su dle and Veronica Ham, councilmen; Mrs. William M. Graves and has joining Park Place. 450 ft. busi Fifth street. Peggy Settle and Clark Coffey, yeU ley, the parents Of ttie groom, Mr. san Lee, born Monday morning at grown up in' Vegas. He graduated and Mrs. Collen ^M. Duncan and ness frontage en Sth St. Bargain tbe Clark County General hospital. leaders; and Peggy Stone and Mar from the Las Vegas high school price. Terms. Owner,. Phone 22. MISS PHYLLIS FRAHM, of Ma ion Moser, P. T. A. representatives. Le Roy Burt The newly weds will son City, Iowa, has come to Las with the class of 1937 and Is ta the reside ta Boulder dty where ttie MRS. OSCAR PEIFFER motored employ of the A. W. Motor company groom is ta the employ of the gov FOB, RENT — Furnished to Reno Wednesday to attend the Vegas to make ber home with Mr. _____^_____ NKBLOFFICERS-BMil^p^^^ flat. and Mrs. T. A. Watson, of, Lewis ] Seven-year-old on* East Fremont street. Mr. and ernment. Ninth and.Carson.JlE? session of the Grand Chapter of tbe Gatraventa of the Glendale district In Washoe j —TWAms CLUB Mrs. Graves Intend to reside in Las Eastern Star whiefc\convenes there street. . ".TEJJM connty produced the health booklet, cover ef which is shown above, which! - Dr. Hale B, Slavin is the newly : the Vegas. §811 MRS. BALCOM Friday and Saturday."\. ?p!p& ••-•/'-__»::. —WW '-TTTTi 'T. 1men championship In Division B of the Nevada health contest among j elected [president of the Kiwanis ENTERTAINS CLUB The Lucky CAPT. AND MRS. CHAS. HAM- bedsveen two and three thousand rural school children. jCiub and with his wife, expects to MBS. WETZEL GUEST ILTON of the Tower Auto Court j Elmer's rules of "Health Land" as set forth ta word and picture ta his j attend the District—Convention Mrs. R7- D. Balcom entertained BRYAN BUNKER has purchased OF DALE FAMILY the members pf. ber bridge dub at WEDDING BELLS the Harry Coffee residence, and all have left on a six weeks trip to [Health Booklet, are: Go to bed early. Keep your hands dean. May out which is being held in Santa Bar- A Chapel for Your Perfect Sprfhgfield, Massachusetts. I doors. Drink milk and fruit Juices. Eat cereals. Eat vegetables. Keep' bara Thursday and Friday of this Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale have her cabin at Charleston Park "on a its furnishings aad .has moved^hls Wednesday. ||& ^H Marriage |l||p family tato ttieir new home. Mrs. .-.TaHF- | —-—— tbe teeth brushed., Bathe often. Eat soup i" " %J* «*J.week. .'The other officers chosen to had as their guest ttte past few 813 South Fifth Phone 1295 Coffee and her son are at present DR. AND MRS. FREEMAN! Although he was only seven and ta tbe second grade, Elmer has j serve" the club for the coining year days, MTs. Eda Wetzel, tbe mother MRS* A. A. RULETTE residing at tiie "Hub Ante court. SMITH have bad as. their guest for I basically ttte right idea of building health, according to Mrs. Mary Stil- ] are: of Cecil Wetzel, tbe yOttag man who Do You need Business Calrds? Ip Attendance 24 Hours Daily seyeftil days,. Dr. and Mrs. C. O well Buol of the University of Nevada Agricultural Extension Service. Ed Henderson, vice-president; captured Wilhelm Jakob Mulen- Telephone 7 Today REV. AND MRS. FORD GIL Johnson of New Rochelle, N. Y. A. H. Henrichsen, treasurer; V. Gi"ay broch, the kidnapper of little Marc BERT went to Santa" Barbara by _ MRS. GEORGE RAKE has left•• HOSTESSES AT |§| de Tristan. Mrs. Wetzel Is the wife : Gubler, secretary; . George Crone, plane Thursday.| The District Ki -X - 'llllllifl \tot a visit with relatives In Knox- LUNCHEON Dick Brodie, Dr. F. W. York, George of Mrs: Dale's brother and makes TWaS HUFFORD wanis meeting was held there and QE , r entC vme Ten her home with her sort and his fam ^ ^^^ i 1a^±l - ' P' Mrs- Carl F. Rau and Mrs. C. A Albright, Feurman Brady, Harold I. S. Thompson Rev. Gilbert Is tfresldent of the Las wiltbel leavUnitede fo. rSlates tlos Angele; Air. sCorp Fridas -andy to ' • Jm——^mmma^mam,. • • yes.-j Morehous e were hostesses -a—t the Trout and Ray. Thorn, directors. | ily. They are In' the lumber busi - Attorney at Law ness and bave a lumber mill in the Ty ATTORNEV-AT-LAW Vegas cbtb. 111111 take his. examination. VIRGIL HAM, Jr., spent last j first of a -series of luncheons on The Kiwanis, with other service 3 Delkta Bldg. Phone 284 wfeek-end visiting bis parents; Mr. Saturday, Sept. 28. at the Apache data, will support the movement i _~*_ 1K-na^ mountains. Uts. Booms 5 & 6 — Griffith Bid*. MISS HELEN FITZGERALD who and -Mrs. Virgil Bam. Cocktail Lounge, Zinnias graced .the Wetzel says that they have been up LAS VEOAS, NEVADA MR. AND MRS. VERN" OVIST to provide better training and rec has been convalescing in the Good ] small tables at which the guests reation for our young people. against it financially the past few Samaritan hospital .ta-fees-Angeles, are leaving Saturday forê visit to were seated. Cards, both contract J MR. AND MRS. RAY THORN years ahd that the reward money and who recently iind*r#«it a "ri-J^jAngelcfc—Obey plan tê**™} nave taken up their ""residence inland pan, were enjoyed during the PAST MATRON'S CLUB I will put them on their feet again. CHARLES LEE HORSEY McNAMEE & McNAMEE • M y ften lapse is again on the way to re- ^* ^ '- ' " 'MiTI tta house formerly occiqited by MT. j * ^Tss;^^âeJ^' HAS CHICKEN DINNER She* dosen't seem to think bar son Attorney at Law wmy.: jg» la tti^ daughtig~&f Mr. Tf-Tg iT2_Tand Mrs. Bryan Bunker on Sixth Those invited included:-Mesdames The Past Matron's Club, Order of had done anything out of the ordi Strite 1-2, Clark Building fes -Attorneys at Law MR. AND MRS. HAROLD TPtam_a_ t ^=wM rC.'L. Watson, Wffl Bpciley, R7R, nary, says Cecil always, was a good and MSSVW. E. Fitzgerald of*-H5 e r ! Eastern Star met for a chicken,pie Phone 164 South Eighth street. -. ,^§|| are tbe proud parents of a baby. I Russell,- -Harry AUen, Jr*.,-' boy. pilll El Portal Bldg. Las Vegas daughter born Wednc^dag MMgi***- —.—., . • ,. i..,w*ji^r.wj^TC*3*.<-a--.,*-—-r:*^. ,---*-• J^gJ^ldtanerJft-lday evening at the parlors "SmmXB^mT-ttrWAmrieli Bum ttiOisnXmfii^m^^ of the Methodis—g—^-g-^ggsjggggt "chiurch. This wags ing at tbe Clark County General tbe first meeting for tbe fall sea FINAL RITES FOR hospital. jffUl lilSsW'' day for the east. While away lie! Bale B. Slavin, R. J. Stevens, Louis "WiU You Love Me will visit bis mother in Ohio and j Woitishek, V. Gray Gubler,' F. F. son jniLthree new members were AMMI JACKMAN YOUNG . WM Final rites forthe late Ammi MR. AND MRS. JIMMIE SAD his son. Leland, in Detroit, Mich. I Garside, Jack Hemphill, Harold taken into membership. Past Mat £jn Bej_mbef?" ._£_ : Jackman Young were conducted at LER of 501 South Eighth street, '77 ^^fe'*-*--~--^?l^B^^^«l*w »e, R.--D,.Balcom, O. D. Breeze, rons Pearle Jones of tbe Pioche MR. AND MRS. J. F. WILLIAMS' A. B. Witcher, E. W. Cragin, S. J. Chapter; Salome B. ScanneU of the G*-*rison Mortuary at 8:30 Dr. Z. A d' AMOURS, (ED.) are the proud parents of a daughter, have returned from visiting their!Lawson, O. W. Yates, J. L. Finney, the Caliente Chapter and Kather Thursday afternooi^^rhe speakers OVER SEARS ROEBUCK Sandra Mae, born at tiie Las Vegas Sims. The Williams family formerly j W. E. Fterean, J. T. Watters, c. F. ine^ Guffey of Kansas. Other past at the service were Bishop Johnson .J£i v* hospital last Monday, morning. tas vegas Phone 1267 uWUDU the P- hotel on South D*Ara»nd, C. P. Squirfsr-Dav4d| matrons present were: Uesdmuml-' White of tbe Harth Las "Vegas Second street. Farnsworth, Stanley L. Hardy, Mar- ] Julia 'Mundy, Eva Gibson, Mary ward, Jack Davis and James H. MR. AND MRS. J. ^WILLIAMS ion B. Eai-1, Robert Brown, Ben ; Dutton, Marion Cahlan, Cora Trim- Down, Sr. Interment will be made of Needles, Calif., were week-end MRS. AUDREY PEARSON and Vaughn, Uoyd _Compto_ %-ia«is™,'« Ted Recm- j ble, Mabel UUom. Marjorie Pyeatt in Woodlawn cemetery*"'___ guests at tbe c. M. Barley home ords Um» son, John Robert, and Miss „_*.- ar™—«Kfennett.i n--x.Zahn_ , Claud*____e Baitey. , I ftnd Anna peafer Young was said to be the first f»t North Fourth street." Mrs. Wil Maydel Pistole are spending a -|B-rl^nd T^rlor, K Winter, Rtefcard liams is the sister of Mte. Bailey, ra white child barb ta St. Thomas, I D. BREEZE Who is still'JU and confined ta the "catifrn M Squtlwm California. - - {*_*• William Bollard, and WilliamL . D. S. CONFERENCEx^S^S coming tato me world in July 1869. Las Vegas hospital. -•-*••- / .Foster; and Miss Virginia Finney. MET IN OVERTON For many years he has been -em - The last quarterly conference of ployed in the. service of tbe L. V. ATTORNEY AT LAW Phone 8 123 Fremont Street water, company. - .- mWMSm?W. THE NEIGHBORS OF WOOD sLTJ-J^'Z'lSLTî«__^ô-oT 4 the Moapa Stake of the L. TO. 8. ^^^.m—^—m—,, Garand Chapfei*, Order of the East- j _8QlJ™* CMJB church met ta Overton last Shn-j ~*""—'—j— CRAFT "'Thimble Club will meet em Star which convenes there, Fri- The first meeting of the Mes- 181 Thursday evening at the home of d|y and was attended "^detegatesJ*'* ®* STEWART (? day andBatiarday. Mrs* Citesd. P^p^P-^—-^ for ih*„ifljft-41 period frona. the 12 wards, of the stake.|^>^*?f^.7^RS^ Mrs. Roxena Smith at 426*4 South Past Grand Matron. will take place today (Friday) in Shirts that seem 'to be Second street. Me-^fjiBSfi Ida nore The theme of tbe meeting was boys i ^Mlss Mishie Stewart who wUl be ttie Apache Cocktail Lounge ut l is I went anfl the prtnripnl ipoalrrr wanlrnrnlri^hr lnhli i»f Hinrl TirnvlffTlrTr' STEAM BATH and MASSAGE 1 ~h were presented with several gifts Th* Misses aatg-a Worthy, May- \Xmt9* number of frijtpds during the 80S South Main Sf\ _\^^^Smml^{ Fhone 460 £L Portal MON D'7arir;« for tbe hew home. Those enjoying del Pistole and Edna Bush were afternoon. -f: |lpi||§ ntVAB Sun.-Mon.-Tues. DAILY OVERNIGHT SERVICE * ^^ -. •fMffiwggjhyo-niaiffa rsavin ^__J_UB ATZ the occasion, were Misses and Mes Jmmmmthfe*'home of ~Mis* »«s —Bus «—*h - taperg _*[__ lovely stiver te* service, ^p-M PIONra»S Pi ' ert Dahlberg, Mrs. Anne Gifford on South* Third street. Delicious was most inviting. Mrs. Boggs, MTs. TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ^j THE GRAND FINALE OF and Laura Jepson, and Messers, refreshments and several rounds of Russell and Mrs, Squires presided at | .Tlnw-y /njirlr, p»lil ..n-L-.Ji'mAnil cards provided pleasant entertain- tbe tea and coffee urns. Mrs. Ber Leg Angeles Terminal. 534 Molino St., Ph. Trfcilty 6241 ^^REATiffFtEÂRf Dick' Ronzone, Walter Bott* end Loretta Young 'aaaaatment . nice Clark was ta charge of tbe ar Vauj-hn Harris. rangements!. BRIDGE 'PARTY FlViOltKHo'sOM®*^ DELEGATES TO — and — JBIG SUCCESS MRS. COOPER 'W_W ENTERTAINS Gnnfiteelt, AIR CONDITIONED DANCIS,TOO... WOMEN'S SOCIETY Another successful afternoon -af Mrs! Martha Dawson aad Mrs, fair was ttte bridge party given by Mrs. Charles Cooper of South 8^^ Gildner went to Los Angeles Melvyn Douglas Mrs. J. 6. Porter of 188 Hoover for | Sixth street, entertained at bridge MID LOTS Tuesday evening, to be present her bridge Thib Wednesday The j Thursday evening. Her guests in- RACE BOOK 1 **i*»*< at ttte conference meeting of the Keno prise was^ggti by. .Mrs. Oita •«. nwuiiui x'nompson, Mrs. C*S*UMi Women's Society of Christian Ser Ward. Members playing werp: Mes fl, S. Gilmer, and MTs. Vera Ovist, vice which met there Wednesday. dames Al Wendleboe, H>8* OUmer, SHIRLEY JACK ...as two rollicking They are president and vice-presi — to—- Luther HorneiuF.-.*^ Brady,-Lorrin AREME CLUB ' louflh-itar* join dent of the local organization and Ronnow, Jack WoUenzein, Bdbert The Areme club met Tuesday at TEMPLE'OAKIE Shirley in her later.., represent the Las Vegas Methodist Baskin and Olin Ward. two o'clock ta ttw Masonic Temple. CHARLOTTE happiest hit! women. After ttte business session a vary GOVERNOR CARVILLE delightful social hour was enjoyed wiK«ao • ... -:^& - - GREENWOOD METHOMSSPUWOMEN If|p|P EXPECTED Mtyg. tf'^*ff^M^Ûwtth,-Mrs . OltMlye McAMster^TCid flEAR REPORT Wgm "Jfc^StaydtJfe Governor^; P. Carville and State Mrs. Rena Zigtema as hostesses. The newly organised Women's 36- Engineer' Alfred Merrit Smith are cietv for christian Service met expected In. Las Vegas November 14 Sunshine Registered W?NiS Pfeopif J Thursday afternoon with the. presi- Breakfast" to attend a meeting of delegates jdent, Mrs. Ray Dawson, presiding. from the Colorado drainage basin. At Los Vegas Airport Alt LE E N W H El AN 'After tiie business session reports Every day of the week, Septem JEWISH NSW YEAR GEORGE MONTGOMERY were given by Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. ber 37 to October 4, registered 100 - ^p: \ Craps - [Gildner of the conference Charter OBSERVED -HERB Sg||g f|fe percent of sunshine except for Octo KATHLEEN HOWARD Day in Los Angeles on Wednesday, __ The Jewfah New Year was ob ber 3, which riiowed 98 percent; which they attended. ;._, Also the served in Las Vegas by two special The entire month «l September SPECIAL! | The program followed under the services ta Eagles BaU. One Wed gave a record et 99. percent sun 7 PEtE SIVUTH'S "FOOTBALL THRILLS tW 1939" direction of Mrs. James Brooks. . LATEST MARCH OF TIME nesday evening and tbe other shine according to the' recording 2 - OUR GANG I COMEDY -—,. LATEST. NEWS November 31 has, been selected as ,1 Thursday morning. The" Services instrument insêdât La's Vegas USÊGAS'^B the. date of Pus annual bazaar •were conducted by A. Gordon. airport. ^g 23 FREMONT ''"__% M_ Friday, October 4.) 1»40 L AS> /VB-G'AS|SkG»- •—mm*im^mmmmmmmmilmmmmmm% . *m ot our «yni«a friends j. W A Wx _m Startling Farts J| he 0*\ ELDORADO CANYON ATTRACTS Fall Good Time*, *Nud* e" .^»'*e<*lhr* *** '° ^fî it hai- strippe *_¥***d *** A Light Kitchen Means Lightened housework everybed*'TIG *iothe those who were On Tuberculosis 1 e s*j^-r MINING ENGINEERS' ATTENTION •!•• • Tui, - 77 ,,.,,1 * Ti _I,: :M. ,f!-4 * Ml, ,fiBS already str. lV d and stiU Ate} • - The best time at .-ttie year lar "» mberculosls is tme of tbe world's Articl^^^4i^1^&Ottt«f» JE*#eetor of Ne-* establishment of new lawns ta Ne dreaded diseases. Traces of its rav vada State Bureau of Mines, Pleased With vada Is the early autumn. Professor ages have been found in Ancient fe p. BlUings of the University of Egyptian mummies showing that its Results of His Visit to Claric County Min Nevada's B**q?ai,toqe-*t °* Biology trail*- of suffering Ahd death ex ing' Districts. ||| and consultant of Its agricultural. tends back thousands of years. Peo- (Rene Enf-iig Gaaette) ______% ._____" ______. •"' •• •—r«___i extension service, said this week. |p-e *re not^bbrn with tuburculosis. "A lawn planted at this time of .Thegenhs that cause It must come I Simon took over, under lease and year will get a good start before from someone who Is already in of Profthe. Jay.-ANevad.a CarpenterState Burea, directou ofr ' obondf claims, the, olodn Jubilewhiche bpatentee bas dopene groudp WtaterT* he jleted, "and wiU have Mines, states that he was pleased up two-veins of good width and fect^-!W-h- &-*&/ tbe ^Mvantage of* early growth-'ifl Tuberculosis Is largely an econo to find three mills in tb* Eldorado length of milling\.ate. - The„oreikte Canyon mining district in Clark hauled up the gulch abot six miles* .the .spring."'*" i«8Sii*sP Wtti mic problem*. Although it attacks 'county, each treating from fifty to to the. Techatticup mUl and now Of first importance ta looking to- people ta all walks of life, the poor 130 tons a day, and aU using elec furnishes most of the 130 tons of ward a good lawnThe University Iff -ore ipteemtaehtly ttie sufferers. tric power generated at Boulder ore "millet! a day. Nevada faculty than said, Is good ' Tuberculosis today kills nearly as Dam* j___n^__iS ISIJII The ore looks much like country ^8,7.-77-7' many school children as it did* fUty In 1931 he and Alfred Merrett rock, except for its Iron oxide and "If the subsoU has been exposed year* agd. The annual loss of Uves Smith visited this, district for the I calcite content. It is also odd, ta by grading 1jm£Jm dtetributðre.*:to t||§ Tftd&d ^tm'ttbm tubercu fturT-JWk-Tfl 'tPP °m* * few men i that the ratio of its silver content the irea,"* M^feitplalned, Ttrwitt be losis amounts to 110,000. There are always about 200,000 people UI of working, with no mills operating and j to that of gold would classify it as necessary to cover It with 5 or 6 s with tough roads to traverse. On.j a "silver ore" rather than the usual inches of good top soil. the '$6i*M#'*S*r^ -'86860.000 this visit he found good graveled: gold ore of the dtetriet. The. silver **It does not pay to plaht a new chUdren now attendfog our pubUc roads, jpaany men employed, and tar itaineral is probobly "horn stiver," schools will fan a victim to this pla lawn or't&.twtb& of'toy sou low gue ^hialess something is done , to stead of the lonely bark j>f a gas-Tjthe chloride of silver.| This type in plant nutrients. k hoisting engine,, the sound of ball j.of. ore is better adapted to cyanida- "Since mhtmTf the topspU.wbiah stop_j|_.- ' ^P^ mills grinding ore and the hum of ttan than to flotation both as to might be used on lawns in Nevada There are no medicines that wUl . Uve electric power lines. percentage" extracted and as tomar - is low ta organic matter and certain cure tuburculosis. AU so-called 508 '-consuihl*l*Ml_tfare8" are false. Tti- One ef'-tb* local operators who I ***&• - * ** the product as re- mineral nutrients, it is 1weti to talk , "T5s~ieen~ttils chahge~come aboat|^!"!f -Xar.Blmim:te now planaing'- into it welRK^tedTai^r aged laBrtt-fbe^Cldotfl strikes dowif*the majbr- aad*who aided it greatly Is P. A. \tmot- expansion ana„a change to yard"manure at"*tte rate Of abouttltyjdtrfts victims tn the years before I cubic yard to ev*pf?il000 square middle age and after society has al Simon of the Diamond Gold Min- j cyanidation. Model 1006 ing Company.'***** 1983 be took ~*tet, both tot milling and do- feet. The manure should be weU ready met the cost of rearing .and over .Ihe old Tecbattlciip mine, a -iesaA ****>• teno w pumped from the rotted, since fresh manure is likely educating them. Challenger noted gold producer. Twenty years OoldFg***. river, whi-tti is now a to contain many weed seeds. Cm tbe average, deaths from tu earlifKr' ptX&atrxinpf made the *****^s*ream of clear watef of yary- berculosis puts off about 24 years of You needn't buy an "oft brand" to 01 eaa save money on an oil heater. Nor. mettfUurgJcal tests and outlined'the I * _ *> atocked with trout. The CANT BE DONE _&!_. need you purchase an obsolete' 7fto*£*heet usefflh a cyanide p| _^{park|servlc*4|Mll_r*_tad extettcHng B1 thB After reading a candidate's card Tb*. loss from tuberculosis is model. This new 1941 Quaker erected at >}be same mine. This • °*byon road to this future fteb- a Harper woman'said: "I see this equal to an annual tax ot $80, for challenges any heater in price. Yet miU ran1« about four years under j e^*"-™* frittse. it carries the foremost name in eit Wito man wants me to support him. I jesch family in tbe United States. heaters —• and is available with tiie .handicap «f~ bad n*ds, gas summer *g*rtrc* over one have been supporting my husband Ttie disease is one of the most fre- englfae pimit bSiQ ibe intense beat tbinated mgpetffbsen heit, this wa- features at least ahead of the Acid. 1- clW8 for the past- ten years and_I don t Quent^ causes of illness. Jtt Is »« If you wish, it can be supplied with of the spmmer, and a decreasing M* »» ****• mine, .*a:3fc" «_•&>«« see how*I can support toy mof*) sponsible for eight percent of all automatically-controlled forced grade of ore. Much of the equip- days* M ^_t__m-today.^8^" tu ttrau"-^K6nrp«', Kan.,"Advocate. *death s in this country. Thirty per, circulation ..., ot with the year's ment of this mUl is now *on7the \__. 1_**pm*tem *h it _to de- cent of aU deaths between the ages greatest heater development; junk flit tlf-ffir-lh f iirittTfrmhTtilli^ pji-aJMivaterand Instead of the of 15 and 60 ere due to tuberculosis. mechanical draft! See it today! mill. melted butter and wilted vegetables A great majority of deatlur occur at Of old days and possible tainted There's a Quaker Heat Mr. Simon operated at first under the most productive time of life. The er to fit every needîpf, meat, tbe refrigerator makes possi OFFICIAL disease is characterized by. a pro and at every price. similar tough conditions, even to ble appetizing summer meals. Also hauling the water for his milling longed period of disability.] The ex Terms arranged to the electric power makes possible, pense of an extended illness is quite your convenience. plant by auto truck, up a. two thous- through the use of the modern "'des DlREa0R¥ ajgd-foot lift, from the Colorado likely to leave a family destitute.,, ert coolers," streams of cool air to Tuberculosis attacks aU' persons te river about six miles away. blow over ttte desk and table. Gone Judge of tba Eighth judicial- Dis At that time the Lincoln County•- ârdless of age, sex, race or social also OTB the- gas mantle lamps or trict coitft — Bon. Roger Foley status. ^^9 SIGNAL OIL CO. Power District was termed to bring kerosene lamps of the old days. Bouldaji^wr to Pioche. Mr. Sim Bow te Nevada meeting this prob "l&vf Piftpes —- Easy Terms" Probably the brave women, of the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS on worked hard to organize a sim mining camp residences, who re T i lem? *_^-S&, eSlts Eighth & Fremont. Phone 258 ilar Eldorado power district. 6_MSIBifctf L}.„^^ Cn8rarge-'K'"HansfMi. member, the old days without elec Harold Stocker Earl F. Davison At the same time the.California tric power, are the ones .who now -Mf*flf»fpPpf^tt_\_*ft^ Pacific Utilities Company supplying appreciate .it most, and at 1.0 cent electric power « with Diesel engines COUNTY ©FFICIAIJ9 a klUowatt hour are not worried r *%*&'*''•# PWS WELCOME TOj^Jlîi at Needles and tributary points, was over the expense! Sheriff ..2.T*. M. E. (Gene) Ward in need cf more power and looked rae^JBldorado ffiand_hgs t ISittict Atts*agy....Roland H. "Witey| toward Boulder for Iter-rThe result a nea AsstHBtet—Atty .„TT^tT. Paid RalUj ETHEL'S Liquor Stores and Bars was the buUdlng of a line from tbe modern cyanide plafit7~$W7a^Sp| 'Aud-7 and Rec. ....Day Id Farmworifi f __Sbg__ppgeB* ftwairtoienta18«f.lowest Prices In Las Vegas I tt milled custom ores but tit* com- Assessor ^ >, Fran_r.*Î»Vi!iSKeT* -Tbtm-peeaty-mtm&q^tweap^ .- pla*f,ta wMcb to weric, Bt*^-^^ County Ci^g~.^~7 LB^dB; Payne' •tmlm&rX^m^ffUS^men t of J. D. McPherson- has de SPECIALS ON MIXED DRINES, MINIATURES, -JJr^TS, formers installed to furnish power and Ul-equipped. The tiny sink and drainboard, the 'old-fashione^. storage closet, the open pipework were t-reas, and Tax 'Pp. Wm. B7 Mundy ' AND CASES. T-"*WBaSKEf;£*-.* GIN'— BEER ..^^| to the Nevada districts. As a re- veloped sufficient ore from about aU •TIBflflT'frl}'* when 'measured by ttte efficiency of the modern kitchen. Complete modernization, as shown J. P. and Coroner, Geo. E. Marshall anjtjhe mUls ofthe Diamond Gold three mining operations fo7 supply ta the bottom photograph, did not ehtatt any great expens^but did provide the housewife with an up- Farm Bureau .TEî^.' H. Wittwer ^K * Always Lowest x^tUptt^S the mUl to its capacity7i|7»bout to-datekitchen embodying desirable new eqatament and intprbved arrangement. A built-in table and bench ppub,- Admta. 7 'Margaret Gallagher Mining .Company, tbe El Dorado 126 tons a day of gold.op|^7^^ 28 FREMONT STREET — 411 FREMONT STREET Rand Mining Company and that of replace the old-fashioned enameled kitchen table and jwevide a cheerful place for breakfast and Informal Oounty Physician .... Hale' B. Sl|vln The problem of sufficient water dining. The glass*door admits more Ught and Is placed more conveniently. Other Improvements include tiie County Surveyor-pi.. B* °. Pearson the WaU Street mine are now aU supply has been solved by purchas- concealment of unsightly pipes, addition of new' built-in cabinets, new metal-trimmed sink and drainboards Phone 117 |||| ^Tr' Phone 117-1 0pw !> 1 Deputy. State Superintendent of m ^^xJ^77^ ^. wiJi%ii Ptax' fi **-* the extra amount needed |rcan with draiTers and stdrage space, relocation of sto*-e4 and installation ef new. electrical outlets to accommodate Schools .Jl3Sgp£ -Harvey Oondero VAe*MMiM *_\i_Mf_\iy__fi power, cost of less than IO cent a the Diamond^Company's pumping kitchen appliances. Wirt-, of this type may be financed wider "the. Modernization Credit Plan of the T kUlfiwatt hour. jfe%' line. However, much water baa been Federal" mSalHg AdM»InlHt>atlon. . ?_rf?PipSjmp?*tf - - -~^*T"^S 3£iT!f 1 ••^|.,;;l-as.T^|^^ _§&&iul£__ tpstijjt^T It is Interesting to note that this conserved from winter rains and •*«^wTs=^2^^^^te'l^^7?usseU powesl^êd tavNevadj*. &*&.,&.-—>SUBBa w pective Industries were itaw Shying f BQASD OP COMMISSIONERS Hf»«&rf» T^T-S'" . '3T2?^l cloudbmrsts by dffecttag away irom thefr towns becausa?e£ -yada's 'ugcgm ofthe steep <£w«aro^ Republican Sound Truck In Vegas _ A. Corradetitt,^Herbert KTrausej present contracted oovfer .p H*"®* the lack, otTssurance of ^.flexible Joe Ronnow anOr,^^3c Gilbert.' i case ta ttie Las Vegas, Goodsprtags, into .abandoned: mine workings and adequate power supply. EXCURSIONSliVERY DAY Ove*jtpn and Pieebm.^fp^m, -'W*M where it remains cool and free from heavy evaporation.7.The mitt tatt Private utttltles are among any Jlty Clerk ...r.. .—— Viola Burn# power sold by the government from ings are7 impounded wittily a built- town's largest and, most dependa Jeputy City Clerk77.aieRoy Whipple j the upused contracted power of the ble taxpayers. Furtiiermorer when .'hief of PoUce ^T»T'V...J*rank Wait j Me^qpoUtigi watif- district. This up dam of partly dried tattings, and the rapid evaRoratlon prevents any aU factprs are honestly figured, pri Oity Aitorney i"^4-*: Marry AUstlh distrift wtil not be able to use Us troublesome overflow. • vate, utility rates are usually as low Municipal Judg* Ti^jTT Gus Blad. canttfcted aHotment in fuU for or lower than, municipal utility StyiNealth Off»3|T.— F. W. Vork' m&nyi years, but meets the contrac- The WaU Street mine and miU te rates. Ihe electric bUl alone gives JsMfetgations monthly. . .:._ under thei dheraticta of A. E. Hace". ho- ae7cjgato^fîig^M"*AagiS^J Tbt| Techatticup mUl and—the It is equipped Ui 4ake eustom^jirel tax biU must be considered too — WaU. Street mUls are flotation and te satisfied with its flotation for tt*ifr the common experience to LcgaLNoticcs Plains, While the Eldorado mUl, for- process as the* mtti^^ equipped sussidize municipal plants from the with very ingenious devics originat- I r mer^known as the Duncan niiu, is ed by themselves to obtain a very public treasury. |^ 'i IN THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS êyssddA^mbt./' A municipal electric system, ta TRICT COURT OP THE STATE high extraction of the ore^^ 1 OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE WittjJn the last two years Mr. s-hort.ls usuaUyiA fruitful source COUNTY OF CLARK 7 ^y-B* There are many smaller proper- j of political favoritism, poUtical pat ties in the district doing develop- J ronage, and poUtical trouble. Un No. 10913 ing work with a few producing ore. j less a community is exceptionally Tb these, a custom milling plant lucky in the quaUty of its office _ THE MATTER OF T-tE ES- ta tbe district te a. blessing Indeed. holders, adoption of municipal Q**lp- OF HARR¥ T. OOiWnBS^B Tbe coming of Boulder Dam ership spells grief for taxpayer and !P_Sil "Deceased. power to tbe El Dorado district bas consumer alike. 'r^î NOTICE TO CREDITORS been of real economic value in the ~rNuy_»*-te'beit-by given that the* mil-ill**; milling ftf t|f-|n-A and a The accompanying cut "illustrates #s the oar proceeds from one night I uhdersighed was on the 23rd day one of the sound trucks, placed ta aiJwtiog-etirânother. tjjpg^^fefe^ REDUCING ^^BAFT^TT of September, A. D. 194Q, appointed; blessing ta ps. assuraneeôf steady operation during the current politl- The advent of cooler weather wiU and qualified by the above entitled operation and its material aid to Each car carries a driver-oper -remind" -many home, owners oif for-r Court as Executor of the Last Will the comfortepf ffibse hardy people, cai—oasnpatgTi by th* R*poblkian werTfflsl~r speaker, who dtscussesfe and Testament of HARRY T. OOp- National CommitW||rryTni • the lssiiPs of the ckmnalen either WWPwx"*-** _ caused by drafty Xrf_ deceased. iaM^^* who Uve in the out-of-the-way min ^Lf^J? i°L ^^L^T^L toss, a drafty house is a health All persons Mving claims against ing camps. ' TSIS PH-* Each velitele is equipped with ttie at unscheduled street gatherings orirjcfiZL _^S^__ .-.* 7 .. . TO C A I JfeF o R irini latest devfiâi, In sound amplifica % said Estate are required tC file the tion. Instead of a blatant irritant, theTêr rattles amSSTS'the \_fZ same with the proper vouchers and As a presidential oabftaiate this state.and local committees.' * , *^ s^gn . weatherstrip- statutory affidavit attached, with vfhieh'; mSteilpttie ~-e*Pp£.:. de^repSr- job of tne Clerk of ihe above named Court $ If .For the Asking _g$_j| feller Willkie can enjoy a unique ment of this campaign adjunct, the The trucks are efpnpped with isro-1 ji^ w_ayj|'mac}, to eliminate this within three months from the date thriU.-When he. ftnlshes a 8jpeexh, -FKR80NA1* M>AW CO.— sgîggt'ratgfcnffr^day te a medium lection machines and fttms.pwti-j^n; 9j^f mf.y ^ fl^»mpijg».^ ^•.je-f-tiffi first pHtiftBanoh of q-jji j» O87£l0SiANG|JkM RiH. 1, Western Union Bldf. people do hot go around siking vkkb^tha t gfords ajh tawafe-ational fea-^'Jri«at' to, tiie campaign, recordings of j fohsonaito cost. The choice of ma- j w^Keê^.' W_tX AND RETURN ROUND wrote it.—-Detroit Free Press. 2 ^ tore and backgroundfOT political ffdeirfsses. by.Canftel-ie WUlkie, and t»ials _| wide, *nd selection may be '^^^^^Bv&Jg* **£_: \%P meetings.] In the vanguard of mo •nprddattlaBaôf^triotic numbers verned ^ î^^t o^money H ^T^ôf tlS^Ûi ^ 9 Oa aada •very day—return limit 9 days I* addl. torcades, which frequently are op by vocal and instrumental head- J^ I^Q, owner-*^res to put tato T?fr TestsunehTa^terry T7 <&:•: MM to dam et mkt.- Oaod nt Cooche*, Tourist :?v > >e d erated by grows at candidates to Pmta. ?&$$_ .. -~^._W. \humt, lmprovemaas^___pi^^^^_^f' T?fe.J 5g^ ' W^ m 9tandatd Pehtaans, (feltman space extra.) cross-country tours, it bas an ap Primarily ttte sound truck is de- ! The Moderitasation Credit Plane* ££9N£ SÊ __¥% tff_\ IA R GA-Hi Sp MR A Dl preciable psychological effect on the signed for broadcasting recordings jthe FHA offers a means of obtain- I AtiêysfOT^M^tate.v,-,^M W public which, after aU,"loves a par as It traverses^ streets and high- ;tag fund* for this improvement.* jpub. Sept. 27, DctX 11, 18, 19m),T, ade." ways. Many believe this method of' TAKIADVANTAOI ol this low cost travel and % ^gt-Wxmg — Savl^^^S Ih each state the itineraries of campaigning te the most effective these sound trucks are arranged by of all. preaches the man on the LR£AK visit the many points of attraction in Southern the RepubUcan State Central Com ptreefc, emtdoyees ta storesi and offi-. California. X^ Angles of fe*rgA^**0j4 mittees. They keep the conveyan- ces, workmen and people, living ta t ,:i 6 1 1 I>39 Buick Sedan, radio $850 ces busy day and night, at the large the more thickly populated centers *w -8». -^.••S . S^-^fesS?^'^'!** ' * «'Mi^'-l*«-*B*; In. effect jou can save. |34 Olds 6 Tr. Sedan f $275 .treet gatherings throughout the day meetings. f§ii mrtmOY\^lJmPll¥^ MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP but it was wholly due to the Fed eral goverainent*Sj policy of ••ub- ge^^fe|tdkjip4oymggi __Ap_ yp|!iii^^*-rgâJ: 1936 Lincoln Zvphr Sed. $545 IN THE WMibaCMS sidizing - such' ventures7" When, for ; The history of municipal owner- instance, tbe PWA .had plenty of and refreshed, free from highway trafEc worriegjmL i'jhip, of light and power plants ta money to spend and gives away ta hazards. ""TT ithls7 country te largely a history of B37 Chev. 2-Dr. Sedan $495 : grants, the number of .mumcipaKiesl P9tttfi$r "waste, poUtical ineffici- voting in favor of muriicibkt own UNION PACWC}îdB%^^^^,-^.|«*<, convenl- jHic^^êptditioal bungUng. ership rose. But when funds ran ent ^pudg^hg' / ^~ê~fei3ordh^#-*S^ low, as hapt>ened laâ number M. pagsenga*" and freight sgwoe. They saccellent trana* 1137 Hymen- 4-DrSd $475 tmbyemeht, 7the people M » whole lyeairs, "tture was^-aeshB^*** dedte^r T portaticm faciliti*a are for yweonvenience. Use them. Kv-fif inally come to realize Ttnat. Today funds for this purpose are Phone rBpj^'j^ra^^^B^^'B^j^ 'Par i% has been, in the doldrums foragai n - low. , The Federal govern feChev. 4-Dt.T«4ed*-S5J>3 Kjaohsiderabtaittate. ment with the immensely cdistly re |ull particiila»|^7^^ 1 Thfr^total; number of taunicipfti armament drive on its hands, te ®_f Ferfampittalnftmatte* fptonts reached its high of 3,077 in no longer distributing bounty from ^^^^^f:;:|fll.*ffiSv__t, J^0m*f1' 1923—-seventeen long years ago. At tbe Treasury ta limitless quantities STEPHEN CIRARD, Pc«enêr ReprettntaOtm PPk -time, ia.iistrOhg' down-trend for totaUy unnecessary purpose. As liflPa^-wnep raenrte ST*IIOX • lAMEiCASHrvlAN started, due to high rates, taablUty a result, municipal plants are again of plants to make needed extensions, facing the old.problem of, how to BITICK TH» C ADH.I.AC — LA SALLE —-OLDS poor service .etc. By 1933, the num expand without raising tax rates ber bad dropped almost half -~ to in Ihelr areas to excessive levels. WEST ALTON, Missouri — Special CFI plttmT^m^mWPmm t*f-*M%ber*;%i: •Mm NORTH MAIN LAS VEGAS PHONE 116 At a recent meeting in Washington, Graal *WM0yril Merklo hopes be getsa"tjite at tb* Watermelon which grew 1,849. ^BSi ^mM »et ween the pickets Slf a f*n*e an the farm or vector SaCbs near here. Following that there was renewed of beads of leading municipal power The melon ripened and was to be eaten by the family after the ptetwe -mm inte«»i*»te--«miiii6tajd-^ wis taada^--lîy^-i * JUT . 7,7^î mfKm Page Four HHS VEGAS AGE Friday, October 4, 1940 hobby, handwork, knitting, recrea shade of color would he represented, uincludin g ivory, aluminum, gold, Fish and Game tion, travel. license Plates New Commander Indiana —Bally Butler, special chrome yellow, rustic gray, cardinal red, Perslon red and maroon. cleric ta ttie U. S. Post Office and New Buick Sedanet Features 194iline American Legion lawyer; bobby,.photography,*recre- Are Distinctive Problem Is Up' • JI i , VENETIAN BLIND COLOR atlon, horseback riding. - * |f'SPlfP|l California's orange -on-black back President Tim Harnedy of tbe SCHEME CHANGE IS EASY m * Iowa — Mrs. Alice S, Warsaw, ground license owes for next year i fish and *Xm Protective Associa executive secretary community fund; WiU have a certain distinction, in The color schetae of Venetian' tion of Southern Nevada, announ hobby, ber two daughters; recrea that no other state will use the blinds may be changed to fit any that a meeting of tbe Association new interior decoration [plan the tion, reading, motoring. identical combination, accordtag to wUl be held during this month, the a summary of 1941 plate.colors pre home owner my devise. Repainting mata object erf which wiU be to con Kansas—Dot B. McDaniel, teach or repapering a room, with new er; bobby, collecting pitchers, rec pared by tbe Automobile Club of sider a petition to the Seaetaty Southern CaUfornla license bureau. colors being used, no longer means of State of Nevada to place aa in reation, driving her car throughout the Venetian blinds most be re itiative measure on tbe ballot. ..»p the United States. One state, New York, now alter placed or even repainted. Here te Kentucky—Hattie J. House, sec nates . with thte state on tiie color the secret: |gp: The terms of the proposed ihitt- scheme. As colore are reversed from atlve amendment to the constitu retary; hobby, dramatics; recrea New tapes of various' colors are tion, picture .shows. ;%jj_pj$'3* black on orange to orange on black being manufactured which may be tion* of the StiilSe" would create a here, the eastern state witt Change Wsh and Game Commission under Loutelanar—Mrs. Juanita H. Pri- gummed to ttte old one*. A color ih '41 to black figures on an-orange change may be etteH--**** iralljr and which te placed the fish and game vette, teacher and bookkeeper; hob field-.-*- - _. &S£iZ§$M%i .&•?;:. . department,, giving the Commission by, federation work*—recreation,- u quickly. 7~'~~7. T-StlPê" *'"' 7 ^wwiplete control and doing away camping and fishing. But-six other states wtil use the Installation of Venetian blinds te most common combination — black wttl the present setup which places Maryland — Hattie E. Brooks, one of tbe many moderization and the fish and game department un on yellow. Five will use white on repair projects which may be fin home' demonstration agent, execu black. If licenses of all the states, anced : under the Modernization der theTtaal control of both state tive staff, University of Maryland; ' and count^v - territories and Canadian provincee Credit Plan of the Federal Housing hobby, Business and Professional were assembled, proctlcally every Administration. " . T/0 letter hv*n Robert Teglia, Women's Clubs; recreation reading. jjftalrmanof ttW^Gommittee of One Massachusetts 7j|- Mrs: AUce D. WWWWWi(3*rWWWW^^ Hundred" gives. theTfqUowtag com- Pearson, educational consultant; ment and explanationTrtf the prof posed WH: Wj_ hobby, collecting old china an furn iture; recreation, swimming and Save Shoe Bills by Good Repairs "X do not know if you are famil bridge. talll."'' FIVE NSW groups of motorcars treatment which takes ftdl advan presses the fbel Into tba iar with our present fish and gataf- BOSTON, Mass — MUo J. Warner, Attorney and World War captain, Michigan — Hazel E. Meyers, in embodying such advanced features tage of modern principles of of a flattened ball, directly around We recommend light weight Korry-Krome Soles Car* laws, but tbe present setup te op-' as compound carburetion, new aero- streamlining., ...-. *7«. ttm spark plug, providing maximum eratlng under what we call dual ffixn Toledo, Ohio,*'Who was elected structor for -telephone company; Men's, Boys' and Children's Dress Shoes, |§7 ' . National Commander of the Amer hobby, the federation! recreation. dynamiis bodies and engines * de- Among outstanding mechanical combustion efficiency without de Heavy Weight ^fdr Utility Shoesr - -7T7-T controUthat is county and state*— maojptgj/pPa.'iSB and 165 horse developments are the pew engines tonation or ping. and we are the only state in ttie ican Vegkm at Its annual convention bowling and driving. ~^^M bare last meek. power, are announced, by Buick. which have unusually high com At the same time, compound car WEAR-LONGER — NON-SKID — WATER-PROOF Union at the present time under Mississippi — Mrs. Hazel Shelton, pression ratios making them avail buretion, involving the use of two field supervisor State Department of A feature of ttie Buick lie* is that system. W$t_l_W. STATE PRESIDENTS HAVE the car shown above. It is the new able for the us* of tbe new high dual carburetors per engine .with ifff "It is my opinion that ta diversi Public Welfare; hobby, hunting and octane fuels now developed for fife' a resulting step-up in horsepower, VARIETY OF VOCATIONS 'T_M fishing; recreation, swimming and Sedafiet, a six-passenger coupe- fying ttie funds through so many Almost , as - many vocations are sedan, available on the 40 and 60 commercial market. The engines yet a marked improvement in fuel NEVADA SHOE SHOP departments, and having so many horseback riding. economy, has been developed ex represented by tit* answfesdto the Series chassis. ___?]__ are of the "fireball" design, hav 24 FREMONT STREET LAS VEGAS, NEVADA departments trying to administer Questionnaire recentiy sent Iw the Montana —- Mrs. Martha Kauf- Throughout ttie range, the new ing dome shaped pistons and com clusively by Buick engineers for the affairs of one department, such Natioal Federation of Biistaess^taflL mann^^ , owner of two restaurants; models bear a distinctive style bustion chamber contour that com the 1941 cars. as tbe fteh and game, considerable Professional Women** Clubs as tbjl®8*1*-*'* ***8* lowers; recreation, "confusion come .about and results ta j number j>f_ state presidents who re 'home. GUARD AGAINST CBHMNEfT^? —poerâ&nteteti-etioto. Thte also r*j*i ceived it. Out of ttie entire group N%i^da— Butter Currier, teacher; FIRES - IS NECESSARY T^MM suits in a lack of cooperation among of fifty-one, Including presidents of hobbyTN-tature study; recreation, Special care should be taken dur Tli(Se Cattle Brought Top Prices WoU IS THE TIME TO counties and state officials.' ing ttte heating season against the ; the forty-eight Estates, Alaska, the walking,, thtyeltag. ppS tSfHI .— "This new code tends to eliminate Hawaiian Islands and the District of danger of chimney sparks starting sll this by centralizing it tato one New JerseypxPrances A. fhrittdn, Columbia, thirty-eight replied ta deputy -miTogateSboi-by, golf; rec roof fires. A good protection against SEE IWlgm, NEW DIAL state body with power to admtate- time to be listed here. this is the use of fire-resistant roof- ter the entire fish ahd game de itation, theater. ing Th**hobbies of a few are the New Mexico — MaudKpoyle, ac * isyi partment 'for tbe entire state of Business and Professional ^Women's ELECTRIC W-C LOCKS i . Nevada. '/_i_i countant; bobby, avtettessNfiKrea- Sparks, lahdtag on roofs are the Clubs, and the recreations ar* large ttan, reading. 7Tlk; fr>»*_i_^r^.__«s|( > 14 Inches E^m^mt^SMM "Under the present setup Clark ly ta the Held of* outdoor sports, in third largest cause ' of residential county has no reresentative. The cluding swimming, camping, fishing New York —. Esther jane Cor fires, the National Fire Protection ILLUMINATE!$1.00- Down* m WIT f IMH NEOPer NWee TUBk E man who represents Cterk county and hiking. Ihe "questions |were, teacher; bobby, 'outdoor^ sports, Association reports.)" They are ex- • Uves ta the northeastern part. Of "What is your vocation? What Is" painting; recreation, -swimming, ded as home fire hazards only tHe State. Under the proposed set your bobby? and What is your fav boating^ jjU| _^_l*^fi(__t>i ^V by rubbish and by faulty Mating NEVADA ELECTRIC CO. up there would be a representative orite recreation? The answers,, by Nbrttt Carolina — Mrs. Ruby j!)*y plants. L 302 SOUTH SECOND PHONE 316 from either Clark or Lincoln* coun states, 'ISftPf: fc*p illllfl Barfield, bookkeeper and secretary- Many tjws of fire-resistant roof ties and would ta turn represent treasurer; hobby, stamp collecting; ing are avanaMe, suitable to every those two counties. No doubt -when Alabawa, Dr. Minnie L. steckel, type of roof.^^jat roofs may be president, student personnel director recreation, reading, travel. the selection te made it would he North Dakota—EUa Van Berkom, protected by .meaiiavof" built-up as Vote Por from the county haying the most ahd profesKjr of psychology at Ala phalt or sheet-metaP^fing. Slop STATE SENATOR ||P bama CoUege; bobby, none, recrea-,.lawye .. r and cour. t reporter;;. bobby, population, i assume that would be w ing roofs may be covemKwith sheet *t~ .ZTZluZ•_ , _.e... ° .°" reading, good government; recrea metal or shingles of steteNtile,. as CHICAGO, HI. — The photographer, following through on a lead ef steers Clark county _^__W&MiA won, working in her flower garden. «««jT.7if *...-««„ ^s'"â3 from the hoof to the cooler, found a* high -correlation between what the Ralph W. Lattin ,,.„VA »«" .a- *s___7_iT _ _ 'tion, duck bunting, dancing. bestos or asphalt. Home oTa-nM^may "This proposed bill also sets the Alaska—Mis* Anita Onrnick, man- r»%.in »»_„ «!!.•„ a o„t,«*».., packer pays a premium tar. and what the consumer wants ta "prime beef, mi.,-''- f .-_ „._,, . -. .. . Ohio — Mrs. ..Marie S. Schajf ter, undertake the Modernization ~ Republican for-'Member of —-tands, ta one special.-fgnd to be JTIMTagar of 3a^^^^-, retail^ grocerTZiI^.^^S^rrTTôrneyrlwbbyy bustaeaa;.Lû„_ -r ,,, • £?••--, none -J®--; recreation TSEi,* : r bene 25 shorthorns averaged 937 .pounds each, brought the highest administered by the fish and game hobby, violin and poUtics; mtm*- -mmAtj^ • ' Plan * SI -the FederalTHousihg Ai ministration. / e for cattle of their weights ta a number of weeks on the Chicago department. These funds being ad- tion, strip fishing fOr salmon. i^^tTt* „ „ „. •.** i„ I martlet. The Btetera were Staaghtetad aad graded *-*-ygriMitagTJ. ft. Prime 4_E&& :e - talntetured bf em department would ,,Arkan£a~Se Bietas. ^ggJ^Mmma^maml'taryr^hubby,*- * Busta^srggaTProfesMeateyâeere- Wett it's a rationing world, If not fand 6 grading U. S. Choice. Inset shews one of the.most important result ta considerable saving ta ttm i00% POT Nevada -WS keeperpaintin. gan greetind patateg rcards ot china; recreatio; hobbny sional Women's Clubs; recreation, a rational onft 'ff'lfl* yardstick* by which cattle are- jogged, the."eye of beet." Note tbe large, administration end of it. flBl bowling, golf, horseback riding. -^Des Moines Register, weU marbled "eyes" with a minimum of excess outside fat. The packer 100% Por America ; "Law enforcement would be under walking..;. S|iT - ~B. j '*z. „ .Qregon — Evangaiene E. Philbln, boyer knows size and quality ef the eye by observing the animal on tbe Colorado—-AnnabeiNI-Cowan', pei-7 And.NO RUBBER STAl-f Abetter setup due to the fact that local representative U. S. Civil Ser beef and feeling along tbe back with hte trained fingers. These cots Gen. Election Nov. i PolÂdv. the game wardens would work under sonal (service representative of a vice; hobby, rose culture; recreation, were taken at random from tbe above steers. more or less of a civti service and telegraph company; hobby, coUect- "ge«. lit* ^^ -Sj Bearing Brunt Of 3. would not be subject to dismissal by ing historical, data concerning the Rhode Idand, —-^ Mrs.* Grace H. construction and use of the tele /r- different politicians. The same v Brigham. executive housekeeper; would apply to the director the graph ipthe early Says at the west hobby, acting as cUpping bureau for Dakar Blame? fteh and gains code wiU set up. and the changes ta the political his friends; recreation, bridge, motoring- "Then, there te tbe considerable tory or the west brought about by South Carollna-dMrs. Hester'•'-.0, funds that can be used from the rapid communication; recreation, Broughton, stenographer; hobby, Pittman-Robertson Act, if the State riding, hiking along hidden moun bouse plans; recreation bicycling. WHERE tain trails' and try' in to lure the is Under State control. The amount South Dakota — Mrs. Hazel V. lit ijHisr fy is in the neighborhood of 50 to 00) skittish raibow treat tato a creel. I TO CO Connecticut.*--Genevieve Ms Hal- Peterson, .-state. supervisor elemen - thousand doilare~.||»•'year.',- This is tary schools; hobby, collecting added, revenue ttiat can be used pine, financial secretary; hobby, traveling; recreation, theater and poems, pictures o|HsBadonnas; rec throughout tbe State in scientific reation, golf, hikfag. studies of sagehen, transfer or sage hrldge. ^^jWJttWJSm&jM* MOULDER Texas—Meta Meadow, newspaper hen to different localities, propaga District of Columbia — Eh, Flor advertising managerV hobby, car- tion ftf game that te adaptable to ence A. Armstrong, social, econo Pentry." vetares^mff loafing at her different looaUties in our state7 mist; brtphy, gardening, crocbeting , , 'l-fflf*"^ •-r^s_M^rtnri Ur^n__fmM^ jg-v • "A^ ffsr tryffig amensBtsents to'onr andcS

Comfortable Courteous-sT: antf^^ -•-.- JUST IN CASE YOU'RE IN Management A 8WWP -.TT^S*',. «« TO Delightful ROOM 6 In tbe DELKIN Above Nevadans went to San Francisco where ttey are ttem* as ttey listened to WendeU Ik WUlkie speak. BUILDING or PHONE 1219 Included ta tte above photograph are Stuart St. Williams, Nevada republican chairman; Mr. and Mrs. No Red Tape COCMPM Bar in Connection Clyde D. Soatcr, aad sew, Saturn* CampbeU, Jueona Smith, Walter Sattan, Waite Brace, Lois Hayes, Clara No Endorser Needed •and Jes« Beatty, Mrs, Bertha Raffetto, Mrs. W. C Short, Graham Sanford, Harold Tamka, liUy GiUson, aH of Beam; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bradshaw, Tor-opah; Ed Dyer, Winnemucca; Aba. Frank Simpson, Smith VaUey; Mr*. Maher, Carson City; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Piatt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wittenberg, Joe Haller and LOCAL LOAN 118 FREMONT party, Mrs. Daniels, Dee AUen aad wife* Mrs. Rath Shlpaugh, att of Rene; Pt*. Ottne Stewart, national LAS VEGAS ooaunMteewomaa et Tonopah; Bob Lelghton, Lovelock; Dr. Ward Taylor, Mrs. M. L. Stork, Mr. and Mrs. Ctel GeiMgetta, WUliam Totmaa, Frank Payne, Cat* WUUams, Am Fuetscb, WUUam Sanford, aU at Reno. COMPANY Friday, October 4, 1940 LAS VB#AS AGE a_ Page-Fife Many People Visit ~ How Your Ballot Elliott Roosevelt !f Bishop Dedicates Boulder Dam Area PERSONALSONAESST - (Continued from Page 1) WILLIAM WALLACE, son of Dr. The monthly report of Guy Ed Social Calendar f = «?T *?, Mid Pr, F -mwnf ~*?)}*y--} *s WiB Read Nov. 5 In Air Corps There te not an old community to wards, suherii^ndenf oT tHe'Na- tbe state to"whic h you wiU not find IB ta Los Angeles whan be te at Following are the names from tlonal Park Service for the Boulder Monday, October 7 . tending U. c. S. IBs Parnate monument* of religious institutions, Data recreational area, shows that which tte voters of Las Vegas must Las Vegas Young Democrats will were called to hte bedside but ttie sometimes perhaps, only a founda a total of 655,910 people came tato choose on election day, 'November 5, meet Monday evening ta the Justice fatter has returned and reports hte tion tor a "chin-ch which was hot the reservation, traveling ta 225,867 Court rooms at 7:30 o'clock. Fur son on the way to recovery. Mrs. - completed before tbe 'boom' broke." vehicles, during tile travel-year, Oc The list te copied, from hte sam ther discussion on tiie raUy plans Wallace will remain a while longer. The speaker called attention to tober 1, 1MB to September 90, 1940. ple ballot Issued by County Clerk far ttie reception et Senator Pittman Lloyd Payne. ,....~w the beautiful churches which graced Travel kept up weU during Sep ; and Congressman Scrugham wttl MRS. G. R. VAN EATON is I the old camp* of Virginia City, Aus- tember with 24,997 vehicles bring take place. |p spending a few days te Los Ange FOR PBlSIDENT OF THE VJii- ' tta and Eureka as early as 1884. The ing 71,808 passengers tato the area, les. . y^TSSB - TED 'STATES jJ&Slll old town of 'Aurora stUl shows ttte accordtag to tb* count of the rang Every young Democrat in Cterk j foundation tot a church begun be- ers Stationed at ttte various gate county, te a potential member and TAKING TEST FOR ___ ii mii'Ml lo alii ml Hn iiiawilligi -r 1——rj— fore ttat date- In Goldfleld we find ways. Of the September vteitoftsT | COMMEBCIAI, LICENSER Roosevelt, Franklin D. _ ' D." fcjfijj a church of solid atone—the mater 49,916 come through the "west (Ne Milo Leypoldt. left this morning TTHrTT»CE-FRESIDENT~ ial elements of religion* f«-th.~^p7: vada) checking station;—19; 152 The regular business session of ""UNU'ED STATES'" "You here have witnessed a con for Los Angeles to* take the flight through the east (Arizona) station; the American Legion Auxiliary wiU test for bis commercial pilot's U- structive enterprise in a world of 744 through ttie Overton district; be at eight o'clock ta ttie War Mem Wallace, Henry A. D. destruction.. There te a dtfteati** re cense. Mr. Leypoldt recently passed 494 by air and 1502 by stage. orial building. Keno playing aad the rigid written examination and lation between the'things we build Of the visitors to the area. 34387 refreshments wlHfoUow the business FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS and the people who build them. You received ttte week notice ter* tbe visited the power houses and dam hour wtth Mrs. R. T. Baskin and flight test. While ta Los Angeles, may go tato any of our old Nevada by way of the elevators and 15,576 Mrs. J. D. Porter acting as hostesses. Ruddeli, ftutb ppf*" — Xtte- towns and judge of what men be expects to apply for the refresher visited the boat dock and Hemen course for flight Instructor's trjdn- thought—what were their ideate, by way Wash, J\____f^kT Mrs.O. C. Boos wttl be hostess 1 Elliott Roosevelt, sen of President « "Wben revolution becomes ram New Class Starts in to the members of the Hostess Club Wallace, Joseph A. D Roosevelt, last .week was aworn fit pant and men cease to value things next Tuesday at luncheon at T15 •**2^_l\pm_jr.p&«8 gone by and are bent on destruc NEW CfltARM SHOP ' '^___t> FOR PRESIDENT OF THE .UNI as Captain in the Reserve Army Air Training Schom*^ at her home at Ninth and Carson. . Mrs. Winona CNeiU te opening Air Corps, fie wttl take up Us tion of people they vent their hat Things are busy ta tte ground TED STATESIJIWlT W__ red on the *dtfioe* which are evi the Charm Beauty Shop, 303 South daticr at Wriiht FteML BeateEft training, school under, dtraation of The Las ^pgi" C""»m"i"»j F^y- Second street, Mnn*.y m"rnlng, Ode, within' a, tew, days.* Photo dence ol the institutions they would WiUkie, Wendell L. R Bob Wbti and Ed Sowinski. T"" ers wUl meet Tuesday evening at October 7th. Mrs. O'NeiU is the pop- shews Elliott Roosevelt looking st a wipe out. &&TT (P^"* Another pUot made his first solo 7:30 o'clock at the Theatre House, plar operator formerly with the Sal *POR VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE plane model with General H. H. Ar "The world today seems to be ta flight this 'morning when Victor Seventh and Charleston boulevard. Sagev Beauty Shop. nold, Chief of Army Air Corps. **« . UNITED STATES- £#_ff one of those destructive phases, be Langhotz, an employee of Jimmy At this time the final casting for cause we have been engaged in criti XmmmtmJS THE V_ORl__Sg______Sadler, successfully took off and "Accent,on Younth" wUl be made Keep year Salesbook orders at R cism and 'debunking' of aU the sac came back safely. 2*f*£??S?^2 McNary, Charies-f^ Jones, Clifford A. "Cliff" D Everyone interested in Little Thea home. Call 7 for representa red institutions men have patafuBy* This morning also the second tre work te cordially invited to come. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS built up. We have a generation who Mesquite Club Young Democrats' tive to show you samples. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, ground school class began their Refreshments will be served. nave been taught to sneer and be Initial Meeting *7*.\_-Get New Members . work—including in its enrollment From District NO. X, Wua**mTenrlittl e all the 7 things which should -aftmoa ' ' •'.:—I ~~~v^~t0fOne The first meeting of the Mes A large group of the Young Dem Delbert Ballard, Alton Roueche, ~3$ra3sB5WTMarfc -%*r be permanent-^- wro arejjyineal and The V. F. W. Auxiliary WiU con Yoa worry about Hitler and quite Club for the faU season met ocrats, including eight new mem Jimmie .Hay, Datte Cole, MelvlUe laugh at al Ithe sacred institutions Bowman, Claudio Silva, Alfred Riv vene Tuesday evening at eight England, about Roosevelt Colton, Rodney A. this afternoon In the Apache Cock- bers, held, an enthusiastic meeting o'clock at tbe V. F. W.'hatt. aad WUIkle, bat let us Chapin, N. H. R of God. taU lounge. §^S •••• «*~ ero, George Leypoldt, Harry All- "Today we find nothing too sac at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis wine and Glen LaTouretto. worry about your typewri The affair was ta the form Of a Lyon, Warren H. R red, no national hero too great to The regular luncheon meeting of ters. w_\ Lunsford, Edward F. R luncheon muter the direction of Mrs. Capelle, 126 South Eeleventt street. No information on a third groud be "debunked"; so we allowed our tiie Chamber of Commerce wttl be . We're In the Business FOB COUNTVUOMMISSIONER, Nora Ullota; second vice-president The meeting was devoted princi school has yet been received, ac FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR selves to become indifferent to ttie held at 12:10 o'clock ta the Apache From District No. 2, Two-Year . and chairman of Hospitality. The pally to plans for the next meet cording to Geo. E. Harris, certified I TlpTl • Vote for One things men had built -up. -Peoule Hotel Marine room. ttrm 1W e ,wr tta guests ware seated at small tables flight instructor for this area. T ** * are Uvlng ta an age of destruction, ing to be held next Monday evening ALBRIGHT'S George F. While tte new officers were seated Jimmie Sadler expects to receive Pittman, Key tearing down to make way for some at the Justice Court' room ta the Wednesday, October 9 "Rex BeU" R at a large, table decorated with club delivery of his Piper Cub coupe and BUSINESS MACHINES thing different. The most absolute, -court house. • s^S fptll colors. Bfe-7- ' .ealflif have It ready for use by October 23. The Kiwanis will hold'lite regular 106 South 2nd — Las Vegas "Piatt, Samuel dictatorships bave' appeared ' wjth The training plane ordered by Fox- luncheon meeting at StuO'Tat the Phone 787 Bail, Ira J. D ttw break-down-of Christianity. The program was a very enjoy FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN Governor Proclaims Sowinski similar to the Cub 65 Apache Marine room. C. D.'Baker FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF * "No monarch has ttie rigbt to able one with Mrs. C. D. Baker trainer now being used wiU be ready wUl be tte guest speaker and bis CONGRESS transgress the dignity and Uberty of acting as .toast mistress. One by one Vote tot" One COUNTY HOSPITAL TRUSTEES, Newspaper Week ttortiy aft«- Nov. 21.' rjli| subject wiU be: Our Laws — En Poor Year, Term Vote For Two men. The very baste of our form she introduced ttie new officers An additional Instructor is also each of whom responded witt a few Governor B. P. Carville has is actments and Enforcement. -"Tfei AMERICAN M WATCHES of government te set forth ta the sued a proclamation proclaiming expected for the school very shortly A Lattin, Ralph W. R Constitution; 'We bold these things gracious words. Violin numbers it te ahnounced. Adams, Thomas L. NJP. were rendered'by Mrs. Mark Gam- October I to 8 as "National Newspa Junior Chamber of Commerce to be seU evident; that aU men are per Week" and urged all Nevadans regular dinner meeting wttl take lift - D 'mm Scrugham, James bona free and equal . |J^§*| ette and vocal numbers by Mrs. Barron, Ben L. N-P Le Roy. Whipple who sang two Ne to boserve It. In bis proclamation Vegas WMdeats place at seven o'clock at the Apa E FOR JUSTICE/dF THE SUPREME ""Because man comes from the vada songs composed by Mrs. Cole Governor CarvlUe said, "In these che Hotel Marine room." PSfeS*?^ band of hte Creator, he has been turbulent-times it is imperative that OFFICIAL COURT Fyhen, Martha W. NP. man, formerly of Carson CitaCî£ _t_et M. V.ônight . •/ WfSli&M endowed -with" certain inalienable free thinking Americans consider' Thursday, October 10 TlfHv The new president, Mrs. Carl Rau Vegas Wildcats wiUmeet the Mo "•7T~ Vote fur One rights. This lesson may be drawn more fully their glorious* heritage of j apa VaUey high scbool team tonight G. I. A. Auxiliary to B. of L. E. Pulsipher, J. Lewis NP. gave ah Inspiring talk on tbe **m,*nt Orr, Wm. E. N-P from what has been done today. a free and enlightened press. The* on the high school gridiron in this wqi meat In the Odd FeUows haU FOR "MEMBER OF BOARD OF There a**p a considerable numbernf- Jectives of the club-for the cm of America is a link In! i r J L yeaarr~*: W. atybeginning at"71487 - ---^==* "—- Tfeurl^yTifteiUtKai it two o-ctock. FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUNTY HOSPITAL TRUSTEES, people Who still believe te tbe in the chain of democracy; Without A large attendance Is desired in COURT' '&M^ Vote for One Tumi Year Term Vol* for Three stitutions of religion. That tower Is The club was honored ta having It our principles of free thought and order to give proper encouragment Friday, October 11. a" symbol of tbe relationship between one of their members, Mrs. A. C. expression would crumble under ttta to ttie WUdcats, most of whom are \ Veterans of Foreign Wars. Post man and bis Creator. fegl|||5i Gant, chosen as the president of the oppressive weight of totalitarian Taber, E, J: L. N-P Jones, Paul NP. new. and untried material, Coach No^ 1793, will meet Friday evening Today, ta a world bent on Its own state federation. She gave a most domination." Ts|8 Harvey Stanford says. The price of FOR REGENT OF STATE . . destruction, we at least still enjoy Interesting account of tbe meeting eight o'clock at V. F.'w. hall. 118% TIME UNIVERSITY Vote for One Jones, WiUard L. NP. On page ton of this issue of The tickets te set ,at 25 cents for stu Fremont sttaPt/Tâ a reasonable measure of Uberty, to of ttte Western Federation which Age we are presenting some inter dents and 35 cehtsTior adulter |1|1|| INSPECTOR the extent that we may construct met in Cheyenne and the General esting newspaper stories under the Melton, Albert C. NP. ' Included tattle Las Vegas_lineup ..TUons-ClubniiBeting at 12:10 noon DIAMONDS -JEWELRY Olmstead, A. C. HUB, t a-House of-God." " * 7 Council* which met in Milwaukee heading, "r£i vveiodni visitor.*"— wUTIe th* foUowlng": both of which Mrs. Grant attended, at the pache Marine room. ZSM s%_- Fine Repairs '_mj$ FOR DISTRICT JULDGB OF Fipfcin, Charles W.7T7'.NP. Following tbe speaking the meet Ends—Matthews and Roberts. ing was closed witt several delight- Ten new members were introduc It is always dangerous to say, that Tackles—Van Eaton and Corey. - EIGHTp JUDICIAL; DISTRICT Once upon a time Mary bad a 3ET **r* Vote for One Pteinger, Ed ffgly rendered ballads by Mrs. Bar-ed by the membership chairman,, any-man te -ever indispensable or Guards-TCapt. Hale and Corey. NP. las, who led ttie audience ta sing Uttie lamb which followed her to M. J. Christensen Smith, Arthur F. "ArfBtrr Mm Neil CampbeU. - i$£ti.. ''Ssfeal ever was indispensable. Sen. Alben Center—Porter. : ing;- "God Bless America," as the Mesdames Roger Foley,'" DarreU W. Barkley (D>, Ky., in Senate, school. She has grown up and now In the Pharmacy 7^' Foley, Roger N-P NP. Tbe backfleld, due to the injuries final number pt a most enjoyable Dayton,Ray Nichols and HoweU Aaf-3i, 1940. ??y •.^gj'^^fc of-TtBiany Charles, veteran back, has a lobster which takes her -Ho FIRST and FREMONT FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE program." Garrison are the otter members ot and Bob O'Brien, *wUl be shuffled tta night clubs. Marshall, George E. H-P Need I remind tte Senate that Las Vegas Township Vote for One tbe hospitaUty comHuttee, The pro we are not at war, ta spite of Mr. some, but probably will be picked FOR MEMBER OF STATE BOARD gram te under the direction of Mrs. BuUltt's impassioned.. luUaby Of from among. Evans, Reese, Estes. OF EDUCATION, FIFTH SUP Brown, B. Mahlon »*P Canyon Protests n A. J. Brlmai death? N&d I remind the Senate Cardinal SuUlvan and Schof Ield. ERVISION DISTRICT | - Highway Delays that we-are a peaceVlbving Nation? WMS^WSk^ ~ Vale'for One DeVinney, "Frank NP. "The reason you never see a mer Need I remind the Senate that we* Communi^P_yersTT •, Clark County Citizen's Commit I'TIBIIT rtsimlii*ui apliwil In lln i]H|(ti|. are a constitutional damoeracy?-^ FOB CONSTABLE, Las Vegas ' tee composed of citizens of outlying Bracken, Walter R. N-P as tte wtaner of a beauty contest Sen. Pat McCarran (D), Nev., ta Read Their Parts am Township Vote for One portions of ttie county is not rest teythat she has no legs to cross. Senate, Aug. 27, 1940. Las Vegas Community Flayers FOR MEMBER OF THE \ Lawrence, D. G. ing easily under the delay ta adver held a try-out meeting ; Tuesday ASSEMBLY Vote for Four "Jack Larry". D. tising the contract for improving evening, when they read their parts the branch highway tato Eldorado CHAMP ta the play they expect' to put on Baker, C. P. \ D Lee, Robert S. R. Canyon. . SSllfii soon. The play selected is tbe three- Through A. E. Placem, secretary, act comedy "Accent oh Youth" by FOB MEMBER OF BOARD IMP Bunker, Berkeley L. ttie committee today sent the fol Samson Raphatteon. The play wtil . EDUCATION, Las Vegas Union lowing telegram to Honorable E. P.' be directed by Miss Francis Sla School DfaLj No. 12. Fear Year Emery, Murl CarvUle, Governor, State of Nevada. vin and John Bevllle. Term. Tfigg Vote fm- Two Carson City: Tbe meeting was held at the "Through Las Vegaa Evening Re "Theatre House" Seventh street snd P _ Farndale, James _ NEVADA! ONE STATE WITHOUT AN INCOME Hampton, RoecOe F. \ NP. view Journal, Charleston Bouldevard. There were . Highway Engineer Robert Allen 36 players present and tbey ap-' III TAX A CORPORATIONTAX. AN INHERITANCE Smith. Dr. J. D. NP. advised public last August that bids pointed a committee to read and se TAIL A ©IFT TAX, A SALES TJ(% § WITH lect one Mt plays suitable for pre FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF— .for... ttelsan 7. Mtae-.to-Markej, road sentation. CHEAR ROWER A^D LIBERAL MINING. COR- ÔsyPemXaie EDUCATION from Laa Vegas would be let latter part of Septem WELCOME TO NEVADA School District No. 12. Fern- Year ber. _SM ' - .Tj( PORATCON. TAXATION. jKNO.OTHER LAWS We Servo "As this necessary piece of con In spite of ttw manufactured war BREAKFAST —ICUNCHES District No. 2. Tw» Yea* Term

PERSONAQTIS The World Series CHUR£H NOTES j By BETTY PORTER "UNREALITY*' will be tte slih-1 Dally Mass .._. 7^00 AM. 8:00 A.M. TD LIKE YOU TO MEET — COME WCPHT l«.AMPU5T^( TD Ject of ttte Lesson-Sermon in all IWednesda y Mass .lOOTHCaN <-*m rK_0AAf LlBADIHO ** BIT* PARE churches of Christ, Scientist, Sun-! THE ^HilV'S SERIES i*» A (ppe_ Ôctober 0, 1M0. LATTER DAT MINTS CHURCH: Established in 1905 Of course, you,, all know Dick, NORTH LAS VEOAS WARD CHARLES P. SQUIRES .*«*..* •_•_&§*•*•- sVIUst __*£_'. seems needless to introduce WQWUt CHAlP. AaAV-9V-PtAV The Golden Text te from Deuter- Sunday School -~— • •*-*- him to you; but today, may I pre onomy 4:39, "Know therefore this DOROTHY D. BRIMACOMBE .^|_7. Business Manager _<0WT 0F 1WE &?fcAT &>*&• _ day, and consider it ta thine heart, Evening Services ....._**#£•• 7:80 pm. sent, DICK RONZONE, manager of that the Lord he Is God to heaven E. H. JOHNSON .... | *• f-C**- *..*•* Plant Superintendent Ronzone's Men's Department. above, and upon the eirth beneath: LAS VEOAS WARD A weekly newspaper published every Friday for general circulation la Hte work In the stare" isn't- the there te none else." Sunday Scbool _... — 10:80 am. Las, Vegas, Nevada, at The Age Building, All Fremont Street, and entered only thing that keeps him busy, v mtZMt momn is AVOOT The Lesson-Sermon includes the Evening Services ...... — d:00 ptu. la tba Postofflee as second-class matter. however, hi fact, be has more acti Bible passage, "Come unto, me, all Subscription Rates—$2.60 Per Tear ° vities to attend to than most peo ye that labour and are heavy-laden, LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE ple. Dick te a member of the Jun and I will -give you rest. Take my GOOD SHBIIWim ior Chamber of Commerce; a mem yoke upon you, and learn of me; Tbe Reverend A. Wessel, pastor. ber of the Lions dub; tbe Elks for I am meek wad lowly ta heart: Fifth and Buium—* Wlraete MUNICIPAL AIRPORT %m Lodge and is president of the ski ami ye shall find rest unto your Morning Worship 10:80 a.m. T The majority of the people of Las Vegas are wondering club. soiite" (Matt 11: 99, 29). - jllp Sunday School j 9:18 ant. Better than anything else Dick Also the correlative hum tte . about the sudden about-face of those who now are advocating likes to ski. He first became Inter - Christian Science textbook; "Science FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH'T*7 lending the credit of the city to Western Air Express so that ested ta this sport at Reno while and Health with Key to the Scrip Sunday School ...... 9:15 Alt they may improve their field nearly ten miles from Lias Vegas. attending tbe University of Nevada. tures" by Mary Baker Bddy, "Let "Church Services —^.. 10:30 AM. This man-of-many-interests te also us rejoice that we are subject to We am told that an engineer has been appointed by the a tennis enthusiast** and he likes itte divine "powers that be." Such ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC dty to do something or other in tiie way of a survey and that bowling too. __m® Ipflllfl is the true Science of being." (p. CHURCH -1 -'-'•;•; he has sent samples of the Western Air Express field soil to Dick may.be always smiling ami stay. W&tW^&b Masses Sunday — 7, 9 Snd 9 o'clock seemingly enjoying life to the Confessions Saturday afternoons somebody for testing, '^m^^m '^^^^^f^^m fit® utmost but be likes more of the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST and in the evenings. 'There are still many people In Las Vegas who have not rather serious reading matter, for SCIENTIST 7. : ' •--" been stampeded into support of the generous offer of Western he like* historical sovete. But as 318 South Fourth street. -*--ii%*> IMMANURt he said, "I dont read enough to Sunday Services . ^0_ 11:00 A-M. |§||!$HtJBCH - Air Express to allow the city to take on the burden of financ have any favorite authors.' Sunday School ... 9:30 A.M. - North Las Vegas ljl§| ing and building an all-port out ef their distant desert acreage, Dick attemtod -tbe-University of Wednesday JJJT—T *- .8:00 PiM. Albert C. Melton, Pastor |#l -while they, Western Air Express, reserve for themselves the Nevada, as mentioned before and Reading Room 112 N. Third St. 8US©AY SERVICES ;* "'- Bible School . .-...... 9.45 AM. most valuable privileges of the enterprise.; • .•-m^^^_M% was a member of the Alpha Chi Open Dally. '§Mi Lambda, a social fraternity. ::TTT Eyentag Worship 7*88 PM. To be sure the City of Las Vegas wants an airport^ mod ' For musical entertainment Mr. «*••% EPISCOPAL CHURCH . ern and ample* 1n area aiidimproveffienfe^toTneet the de-.Ronzon e likes—"Good music — not Bev. Father Theodore H. Kerstelter,; ..-THE METHODIST' CHURCH =^ mands of what is fast becoming the greatest business in the jazz." Also symphony orchestras and t|pl| 7"2_a*tor e Rev. Ford L. Gilbert, Paster Sunday Mass ...-^Jt*^*.. 8:00 AM.; Sunday School ...... /-. 9:30 AM. world. Within five years, it is predicted by- some well Informed organ music. ;Jfgl||fp|jjgi ^lllfejf Morning Worship .....35 11:00 AM. To show another jslde to this many jt»n of business and finance, air_travel will be just about sided personality, Dick's hobby and OLD TIMERS RETURN as cheap as .travel now is by rail—posatbly cheaper aad, pet peeve make you think of him, FROM SUN VALLEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH through increased facilltiies for buUdlng planes because of not as a sportsman or a club mem Returning Monday, on tbe Los An * Washington and Third Street, ber but as a very public spirited geles limited, were members of the |||p, Westside the, vastly increased "production stimulated by war orders, Rev. Herbert W. Brown, Pastor : person,- They are: Hobby,' "the j V. ———, . i —-J— w_-«^_»»--^|ssi-l«-----«'-* " ' • i i • I i ll t Las Vegas ahd Los Angeles Old the growth in, commercial aviation will be great... .- f£- ;*£*«]growt h of Las Vegas.". FIVE TEARS AGO has been successfully transmitted by trial begins Monday next He also Timers Clubs who spent another en Sunday" School":::^:,: 9:45 a.m. Yet Las tS^sgas retains fresfti in memory the fact that when Pet peeve, "the dirty street,,be President and Mrs. Roosevelt and wireless through tte use of inven has some civil cases to attend to. joyable -outing.-, sponsored by Salt Morning Worship 7 11:00 a*m. the city/Commissioners made ah earnest effort to establish tween Second and Third on Jfre- a party of high officials of the tions by the Italian engineer Mid*: Lake Lodge. *K?TT? Young People's Meeting 6:45 pm. government; the governors of7 six all. according to reports received Evening Message .....7 7:30 pjn. a municipalAirport-aTfewyearaagoêWMtern Air Express mont."- '0&&-- §!wTi THIRTY YEARS AGO . This trip included a. special train Midweek Service, Wednesday and of the Colorado River Basin states, here 'from. Turin;—-'-*i^^MMiff& and 250 members levying Salt Lake refused to cooperate but instead, sent its lobbyists to Wash- and hundreds of distinguished citi A. S. Henderson, who recently re '. T • Saturday, fl:P pm, • ^B|_|^^ signed the district attorneyship of City Saturday, at 7 a.m. arriving ôn and succeeded hi having the city's allocation of ap- zens from all parts of the west are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheerta left at Pocatello, Idaho at 12:30 P.M. visiting here for the purpose of of- Wednesday for a motor trip to Eureka County, left Wednesday, ac Church ef God hi Christ mrtmRtftiy $150,000 withdrawn. This left the dty with 440 Motorists View "M companied* by his wif e and two lit for a luncheon at the Bannock ho ficially dedicating Boulder Dam.2- • Needles, Kingman and points ta tel; leaving there at 2:30 PM. for Elder O. G. Cterk, Pastor acres of land it had purchased a useless enterprise and Las Southern California. tle daughters, for Las Vegas, Clark Services Sunday Evenings, 7:30 p.m. Vegas still is without an airport. J§|j jfsfe . Shasta Project ~^ County, where they will make their Twin Palls for a dinner-dance at By unanimous vote, the city com liome p,e Legion hall at 7:30 P. M., a With work under way on the bug* missioners Friday night passed a TWENTY YEARS AGO - Bllilllllll lcome fwrom tbe Chamber! of BAPTIST CHURCH . §f| It is argued that the Loa7 Angeles airports are as. far Shasta Dam project, motorists are resolution announcing the intention Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mundy left His removal to Las Vegas will | Commerce and ttie Mayors of both Fremont at -Seventh Street from the center of that dty as Is Western Air Express field offered an unusual sightseeing at of the city board to take necessary this- eveiiing for the Hood River again place bim to the- teaqhers' | Twin falls and Btirley. Also an ad Rev. C. H. Sloan, Pastor from Las Vegas. Which is quite true. Nevertheless, the Lostractio n In the northern part of steps to build or acquire its own Valley in Oregon Where they- plan ranks, as hit has accepted the prin- dress from the Governor, of "Idaho. 10:00 A.M. Special RALLY DAY distribution system. ^fafiS.^ California. TTTT", fifg to remain about "a month. cipalship of the public school there. Leaving Twin Falls at 12:30 AM.; Services in ttie Sunday Seh«fe= Angeles fields are in well populated portiong^*=t$iFei*y witfr Under the present plans, it te Many motorists are including the He will also continue tiie practice i arriving -in Sun Valley Sunday at f^Âll members and friends urg paved streets and all city improvements while Westerh Air proposed to vote bonds ta tbe sum. 5 ed to be present. An tater- ! dam site in their Itinlarles to" ob- The Mesquite" dub year opened of tew. SimfS&Sk, *!*W^ 7 AM. Ihe Weather man favored Express field Is miles from» the nearest human habitation. of-taan.OOO 00 to narry nut -tbe..otms wittF==tire=:regi&Br==eiHb=imieJHseB- fcttie'tSiI'tylWtiry^BIi!M"igQW~sI^^ —• n«aqg- pmgwmt 4a nîHjrfmd yr**i aarve^tire early"stapis'^^Bnigaef^- struction, including the cost of a taking which to size will surpass which was attended by thirty mem C. H. Whitney, of Eureka, Calif., | making it seem like real -winter in . JOta HS." '__?• «i.^^^S "7 airport for hersdr^tose td the city as has long been planned. transmission line from Boulder Dam bers. The long" table presented a lias taken out a crew to start up the Ithat beautiful valley.. ^R^^g 11:00 AM. Morning Worship. An- -Boulder Dam.. ISi to Las Vegas. 5;-T*- -*»^*V- sawmill at' Charleston mountain. If she loans hemlr\to7 Western Air.Express, she will ne*er most inviting appearance and a very Sunday included ski trips, swim Tf " them: "f Walk Today Where Good oiled roads are available Roads Will be constructed and ne ~ Jesus Trod" stmg by tte" 'have an alrportJ||"^î^^^^S __ from Redding for these /trips and delicious repast was served. Mrs. ming, skating, riding, cards and a The question is ohe\of the most important ones before TEN TEARS AGOt___M C. P. Ball, the retiring president cessary buildings erected/The Las Choir'. Mrs. Walt will sing the distances are not great—about Officers of the Latter Day Saints Vegas and Tonopah Railroad bas dinner-dance. Leaving Suh Valley 'the solo, "Evening and-Morn the city and its solutionTfill have lasting effect upon the 1.4 miles to tiie dam site by way of presided and welcomed the ne*P at 9 PJiI.; returning to Salt Lake church, Las Vegas ^Ward, held their president, Mrs. W. N. Schuyler, who. given favorable rates for the Ship ing" by Spickler. Rev. C. H. future of LAS Vegas so far as aviation is concerned. The-Clty Project-dty; X9 miles for the re [City Monday morning..gp regular monthly meeting last-even graciously responded: 'THTS^7' ping of (he lumber to 'Goldfield Sloan will preach the sermon., Commissioners are giving the matter their serious attention turn trip. via the Kennett-JW6keye ing at tbe home of Judge Wm. E. and Lis ^Vegas. - Tife8|§l HIS Attending the party from Las Ve- 6:30 PM, B7YP.U. Special young and will not commit us to any course of action until the public road to see the Immense conveyor Orr, unSfSF the direction of Bishop gas - were:. _tsn and - 8^.^^. Mc peoples service to which all which carries material fifr the dam, J. H. Stocker parted with about Laughlin .and Mr. and Mrs.' Max IS well informed of the true inwardness of the proposed deal. Bryan Bunker. / Tj^^^^gLt 20 square inches of'skin at the Las THIRTY FIVE YEARS AGO are invited. Topic; "Ftadtag Shasta Dam wttl be the highest Tenhteh. ;Jtellilll! *}| tte Right Prospective ta Life." of the overflow type in the world. Vegas hospital Monday for the Active work on ttie new First State The petition for2the*fordation ot benefit of J- ,W. Rockwell who is Bank building wtil be under way In 7:30 P.M. Evening service ot FREMONT STREETS TRAFFIC . _^^r,.-..;y7 lp|pli^ Water flowing over' "tSBTn^^ Irfg cinet, which witt be known as "Hod-. According to news dispatches King song and, praise. The Pastor bave a drop of 480 feet, nearly three slowly ^recovering "from tevriWe a. day or two.| The new building Automobile traffic on Fremont and several other streets ver. Dam' 'precinct, was a part of burns. /' will "fee Of concrete blocks. - Carol arrived ta Switzerland with will -speak, Special music. of the city has assumed such proportions as to be a con- times that of Niagara. Other Im the business transacted at tiie reg a-^bysterjr •woaMm^-THtanej-folks A cordial welcome is-ajways as pressive features of the proiect will ular meeting of-ttie.board of county J. S. Pari. Is authority for the never seem to know when they have sured oiff"^HESraTfflaTHenasr«C".witt L^ ^^ presented an appropriate! ciates; tiie pfimbgrapfaefwa**- Bar- btoshtegly admits, -te-rto^ see-te-Ii Jaek-fg^-OfaMtette Oreonwead, (m beautiful tnongmfent to mark A LAUDABLE ENTERPRISE ' ||| nice Abbott; and the stylist who ttat he obtains tbe finest, possible opens Sunday at the El Portal. Also ^ grave.—^^ • T—J Ttte Catholic people of Las Vegas have just completed a selected tiie costume for tte beauti cast available. Hall, part piaster at fete/Smith's "Foottedl Thrilte of j^g gtantte marker was erected! most laudabte-Jenterprise in constructing the beautiful new ful young model of the poster wes tte fine art of squeezing the last 19397 in time to be ready for dedication Church of Joan of Arc. ' T*!|i Mar/* Lewis, one of tte foremost laugh off of a scene, directed Lor ith* rollicking entertainment tes' September 30, anniversary of tbe American designers. etta Young and Meivyn Douglas in keynote, "Young People" hi-s been young man's death. Soine strangers who do not touch the real life of Las "He Stayed For Breakfast," Coluta** called Shirley Temple s mo%t en- Tto_stroeJs_j^vi^Mttjuaittors Vegas may hf-Heve^thlg, city a lawless sort of place -with «-iow The theme fits ta ngatly with ^tie fate's ue'ii aemeuy mamuoi^mmiU _~.rw_* moral spirit. Howetrer, such fine church edifices as this new program book for the year, entt- opens at tiie Palace Theatre Sunday ' aT"the ibdrn'ers connected by ropw : tted "|4WdagL Democracy -Work,'* for three days. Charlotte Greenwood are co-starred j enclosin- g a cross and the inscrip- â^_ie/ ppmtprw^_e number of other church buildings •and emphasizes th* fact that one 'with her ip tte 20th Century-Fox (tion: •wad thoae built and own-id by dvtc and fraternal" organiza He also directed other of -their of the moat important methods lor tQm- T#.727^" W>£$ ?&M t iTHRNON UEROY HARRINGTON tions are gopd evidence that our people are not-at all deficient making democracy work te to vote. eminently •%iilarious films. Miss Joyfully musical, the new film 19»-i94«7*^^ in moral and spiritual ideals. Business Women's Week ti being Young ta "The Doctor Takes_a also boasts an unusual story. Char "Dedicated to his memory by bis For example we may point to the Mormon, Episcopal, dramatised by all clubs in Nevada Wife"; Mr, Douglas in "Tbe Amaz- lotte and Jack adopt Shirley and Shipmates, UJB.S. Phoenix." j through radio programs and attrac- ta Mr. Wittiams"; 'There's Always though they achieve success With the base of ttie monument was i Methodist and Baptist church buildings; the Mesquite Club a Woman" and "Good Girls Go to buUdlng; Masonic, Eagles and Elks temples* our court house tiye window dtepia*«»!S2 their vaudeville'Vet, they decide to designed by Mr., A. H. Harrington, Parte'; to name but a' few. *^K:- retire on a New England farm* Their Vernon's father, witt receptacles | and federal bulling; our great andbeauttftU school plants; How much Ol ttie scintillatingly life ta the small town is depicted for planting two dwarfed evergreen the beautiful new depot of the Union Pacific handsome saucy fun of "He Stayed for Break as tte film moves swiftly to the trees one on each side, and a basin j theatres and the.hundred*,of artistic and beautiful homes Big Increase In fast" Is due to its co-stars and how stirring conclusion. for flowers over the head of the Light and shadow here created an Interesting shadow pattern*, whf--h which make up the city. much to Haul's superb sense of tim grave, '^__'-*s?lifr-. repeat* tea design ef th* Ironwork. Watch far such pattern* tt»y yield ing and'of comedy would tax tte Paced by five new and catchy 1^^ faaolnatlng picture*. Airlines Traffic^ tunes by Mack Gordon and Harry The whole is most appropriate judgmeht of a Soloman. The direc and is a touching memento ot the! VERYBODY likes an tateresttag Shoot a scene througb ta orna A PROFITABLE SHOW..'J|i Sllilf American Airlines, Inc. transpor tor .^however, prefers that the credit Warren, "Young People" has been labeled a show full of gay good regard ta which the young manj E pattern-^-and ttere te an end mental fence or window grille—and The report of the Park Service far; the Boulder Dam Rec ted 904179 revenue passengers and be given to the players. was held by hte shipmates.' Hte less variety of patterns yon ean flew 314184,040 revenue passenger time Otters featured in Hgeeusir parents wtpress thetadeapapprecia yoa have another type of pattern reational Area shows that by actual count 655,910 people vis "Lorette and Meivyn," he de capture with your camera, if you picture. The test type of grill* is miles ta August, according to figures clared, "comprise one of tbe gxeai- porting east include Arleen Whelan, tion of the action and were deeply watch for xmPa__/^f ited the dam during the travel year just closedw. Which does released by Ofrarle* A, RhetastrOm, George Montgomery and Kathleen fairly open, eo j that it does aot cat not indicate that the erroneous- repl^ •#^t- Tlw Dam is est comedy and romance teams- X touched by. the presentation. Wherever Ught ahlnes ttoaa^l off too much of the scene. Expose vice president in charge of pmsT bave ever seen. And that'goes back Howard, Allah Bwan directed and Closed to Visitors" has damaged us greatly. — Harry Joe Brown was paoducer. something—such aa an ornamental for the distant parte of tt* view, These figures compare jidfh 84,961 to some % years .in motion pieture SPORTS CLOSET |f|| window, or railing—ther* may ba a aad do mt try to obtain detail to |||; Nevertheless there are occasional travelers who still labor revenue passengers cairied and work. They are sharp foils for_each A closet, or small room given over! pattern ot light and shadow. H a9,S07â JSTgrehtte nafeenger miles PUBLICLY OWNED CARS ' |g tiw grille—It Is more effective It it under the impression that people are not allowed to visit the' other: they make a good looking to ttie storage of sports equipment: shadows repeat Pa lines ef some appears as a dark outline. . dam, tojmite of the fact $hat there were 34,287 visitors who flown-ta mpys^msp, couple: Ot^r bott are exceptionally With 31,000,000 motor vehicles, ta will be appreciated by.- the home j decorative ironwork, or the outline r round numbers, registered In the Ia all these pattern pictures, as* paid 25 cents each to go down the elevators with a guide ' ~^«-~ttppaA_

feter William Morris, of Elm- With most people it's in one hurstiM. Y., sneaks up on the fu ear and out the other. Peter- ture. Allergic to turnstiles since eavesdrops with both ears at the childhood. *>ssi-,J Telephone ExMhit_^_^_^^

Tm burning rotas af two buildings are shown ta the above photo of Milo J. Warner, attorney, of To the Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical corporation at Clalrton, Pa., which ledo, Ohio, who has just been elected Lower: A convey steaming np the English channel, currently the most dangerous stretch of water in the was damaged by an explosion of resin and oils. Tbe blast resulted tram National Commander of tee Ameri world, under tte guns of an escorting British warship. Upper Left: Winston Churchill surveys a great-"crater/• "adverse chemical "reaction" ta an agitator. Six persons were Injured can Legion at ttelr twenty-second left by a German bomb in a London street after a night. raid. Upper. Right: An anti-aircraft gttn crew In action te the Mast. The damage Is estimated at $50,000. Flames were brought un annual convention ta Boston. He Is during a practice session with a 3.7' "Archie" somewhere ta Canada. 77£~7 * der control an bow after the explosion. -^4»2-"~ ,* one of tte Legion's founders. 7.%jpl Wm *^ wmM 'Guardian of a Hemisphere9—World's targest Find Four Dead in, Plane Wreckage ISsreatens F. D. K,

Culture wasn't the motive be Hack of a horse! Must be one hind this trip, but Masterpieces of those night-mares the old man of Art is one of the shows you talks about. Anyway, where does HAVE to see. m Dobbin, "fit in at the Food-Show?

Tweaty-tWo-y ear-old Lincoln de Four passengers who went up for. a noon-tear flight plunged to their Cleyre, arraigned ta Philadelphia on death within the city limits of Kansas City. Those killed were Ralph charges of threatening to kill Presi "P*we, a flying Instructor, and Ralph Irey, also two stenographers, Miss dent Roosevelt. De Cleyre has hem ipuaita Clan ton and Miss Georgia Yankee. At the left a doctor ean be : threatening tiie President since 1936, ' seen trying te 'find a spark of life te em -of- tte victims.- ?PlBilllllflII according to government authorities. ~w world's largest military airplane, "Guardian of a Hemisphere," will be flown late this autumn teem tte Douglas Aircraft company's airport. It Is shown here at Santa Monica, Calif. Fully loaded for emergency Passing the Time in Air Raid Shelter Spruces Up for Army mission it can take off with a gross weight* of 164,000 pounds. It will be powered witt fear 2,000-horsepower engines. Its armament tea closely guarded secret.' T7Ti7 |§||j|||ff|^' JAhPmt—P ' ^Ij-jL. ij_i.-:ii!'-i||ii.Wl.iy. 1 — 1 — • 1 '' -*— Mind if I share the grass? Foe Donft stare at that dress all got Flushing Feet, too. Your day* Sister. Let's get out of this Members efSDne Family—Count 'Eml I Jimmy'sDimeMovies name? Joy Krummof the Bronx? World of Fashion and see things.

Hang on to your seat, Joy! These Electric Utility people This Jubilee Skate can't knock think they have something, out us out in 'the titles with their wait until I take you to Niagara c It blanket firry** as an extra pair "Gone With theMimT mttwPmTi n" "^-fftw yw|iwiiii' ':jnf of pants for Private .Edward Tor- Here's a peek Into a Ramsgate air raid shelter. Th* city of Racrs- tolani, who sharpens a crease as rt&'Jte England, has been subjected to constant air. raid alarms, and he gets ready to enter the regular [tte people Bav*T8tailUg liHHi many weeks past, grown quite accustomed army of the United States.. He's ene I to spending long hours te air raid shelters. Girls are knitting as ttey ot the 3,500 men te three New York i tte time. Housewives discuss the high cost af living and other home city National Guard regiments who Preview ef Jimmy Roosevelt'*. | problems. Utile boys suck on Ice cream cones and writ, like the others, The Ascoli family artivtfm New Yen oa tte Greek steamer, Ne* have dropped their civilian pursuits Bellas, en rente teJPetr new home ta tte West ladies. Head of tte coln-ln-the-slot dime sound movies. ter the raid to pass ever. London's loss of time every day because of air far a year's service ta encamp Per a dime a person eaa hear and ids te a very serious matter, and the Nazis seem te know It. Sa&tei family te Josejdrliehe Ascoli, retired British industrialist, here shawa ments. - fTfS" Witt hte wife and 13 of their 14 children. see a three-minute musical "short." President Signs Peacetime iSraft BUI New Speaker Royal Sympathy

. Speaker of the Hou#e of Repre President Roosevelt signs tbe^natloa'a first peacetime conscription Oa tt* rigid, harried and nervous, J sentatives Sant""Raybarn' at "Tesas, ifcp Wtese going 9t*f-mf girts, uniformed, armed witt ride* and wearing .m_mjt*aj,..htpfl^t rjght*r Secretary of War Henry Stimson, Rep. who succeeds tte late William Bank- hate that camouflage them against air observation, belong te a women's te a twwly made air rate widow, §,_p*y, chairm»i»'oftt_bamta military aSalra committee. Pea. head. One ^f id* first duties was •lUtlng injaatesllnii witt tiw Chinese tenses af Genwrahwlme Chiang Mrs, O'Connor of London. The bomk TJfcP. _arm*P,m^*Tata%;,tpt.m^ M*rrte Sheppard, chairman presiding over Bankhead'a stete fa- Left: Looks like a parachute—but it's only a drop in the Kodal Kai-shek at Chungking. Young as they are,, ttey are well versed ta killed her husband, sister and nepte "tt•** senate military affairaffahns committee. aeraLTMf*,*? Show. Right: Trylon and Perispher* all bathed in blue. gaerr111* warfare. evr, Queen EUxabeth comforts fee* ^ Page Eight LAS VEGAS AGE Friday, October 4, 1940 ______America's New WEEKCY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C. Wayne New Leader NATIONAL Japan and Axis Powers Sign Pact; Atlantic Bases 9 Hem Caribbean AFFAIRS ]t Britain's Navy Backs Tree French ''&_i Reviewed by CARTER FIELD In Attack on Dakar, West Africa; Safeguard All Approaches Notes of a Bystander Criticism of Willkie for 77 English Refugee Children Drown .The Front Pages: As long as tt*' To United States and Rome and Berlin paper* keep print net controlling party mem (EDITOR'S NOTE—When opinions are expresses hi these columns, t_e- Panama Canal Zone. ar* those of the new* analyst and not necessarily ot this newspaper.) ing, Britain doesn't need a propa bers in Congress brings up •»---.««.». hy Western Newspaper ""**-" ganda teree. The .Axis' .squawks Roosevelt parallel...Many about tt* British attacks will have By NORTON PHILLIPS tte whole world despising ttem even (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) prominent figures in V. S. more ttan now , ,, -.. Tbe trouble WASHINGTON.—The air Senate going into discard. with covering plane attacks, confides and naval bases in the Atlan (BeU Syndicate—WNU Service.! James Aldrich from the British Mediterranean fleet, te that you de tic ocean and Caribbean sea One really has to go back to 1916 velop "a tendency to see te tte sky acquired recently by the to find a presidential campaign as things you think ar* planes." Of United States from Great Mexico W 'JH curious in ita lineups as this one. ' Here is Rep. John W. Mc- course, you ted much relieved when Britain through negotiations This may. not be so strange, be Cor mack of Boston, Mass., tbey are planes.. M*. It's good Huey led by the Marquess of Lo cause it was • tbe war situation. Long didn't liv*7 Hi* promise to which made ttat battle so pecu just elected to the position of make every man a king wouldn't thian, British envoy in Wash liar. Democratic floor leader of the be much of an inducement these ington, sweep like an invert For instance, ttere have been two house of representatives. An days . . . The editorial salutes to ed questionmark from New precisely opposite criticisms ot Wen ardent New Dealer, he suc tte history and meaning of the City foundland on the north, south- deU Willkie witt . regard to the ceeds Rep, Sam Rayburn, re of London made shudders rhumba amendment which would have post- cently elevated to speaker of across tte body. We recall similar westward through Bermuda poned conscription—the one intro the house, foBowing the death editorials about Prague, Warsaw, and the Bahamas, south to duced by Representative Ham Fish of William B. Bankhead. p'| Iftwaa and Paris—much too remi Jamaica, eastward to Trini mid passed by tte house of repre niscent of an obituary notUpM^M dad and British Guiana, and sentatives. northward again to St. Lucia One set. of critics scream ttati CENSUS: . C. V. B. Thompson, tiie New York Willkie should NOT have opposed correspondent ter tte London Ex and Antigua, according to a the'-Fish amendment They point SmttUtpt Gcdn press, relays this current London special bulletin from the Na out ttat he did not HAVE fo say Besides 5j5trTherr-are 1S1,4H,'W 'ûipt-Att-tte^^vtoeedjmitlfMaLJ^L tional Geographic society. ANYTHING, and here he was tak of us in tte United States, as of been destroyed, bombs had levelled "Fnsn NevrtoundlaiHt, tire ing issue with tte man Who will be April I. You bave the word of tte every city in the_world, and a lone northernmost base, to British chairman of the house foreign af United States census bureau tor it, British pilot who remained alive United States' newly acquired naval and ait bases in the Atlantic fairs committee if the Republicans and they counted noses." But tte flew hi* plane over Europe to search Guiana, on tiie mainland of gain control of the house ttte elec rise to population (taring'the last 10 for some sign-of life * '.—. Bnt hd South America, southernmost ocean extend from Newfoundland to the mainland of South Amer tion. imS$ '-7"" "Eventually, why not new," seems te be the slogan of these men of years was only 7 per cent, tte low could find none .and no building un df the bases, is an airline dis ica, an airline distance of approximately 2,700 niiles. -:^» Tb* otter set of critics criticize military age ttat recently swamped tee New York "City U. 8. army recruit est on record. In tte decade be scathed . . . Seeing nothing at all tance of approximately 2,700 populatlori 33 per cent colored. A maica supports 1,173,000 inhabitants, Willkie bitterly because he does not ing offices. This line of would-be doughboys, desirous of getting Into the tween 1020 and 1930, tte percent left of Europe, he started flying to miles," the bulletin says. strategic factor is tte problem of tte second largest number of Brit CONTROL the Republican member •may before tire draff blows ttem In, reached sway around a city block. age of increase was 16.1. the U. S. but bis navigation was supplies; food, water, and otter ne ish subjects in the Western hemi ship of the house. Crowds like this have been applying for enlistment for the past few weeks Decline ta tte birth rate and a faulty and he ran out of gas, crash rtfewfoundland • Is one of the most METHOD NOT CLEAR important of tte base locations, cessities are imported chiefly from sphere—second only to Canada. Less and officials are of the opinion that volunteers may make up tiw first quota virtual stoppage of immigration is ing in tte heart of tt* African Jun tte United State*. itllll than one-flftt of them are white. given as tta reason. William L. gle . . .. Witt- his last' ounce of guarding • tte' northern approaches It 1s, hot made-clear just HOW of 400,000 men .required, under tbe conscription law, without resort to the 3,000 Islands te Bahamas. Trinidad Valuable Colony. Willkie would go about doing this. y Austin, director of .the census, strength be scribbled on a bit of by air and water nationwideafrsft. ; ----. • v-JalL-. • 7"' • ' " " ""~'\ -to Canada and The Bahama islands group, rough The sheltered harbor of Kingston No national convention of any party viewed tte situation Witt concern, fuselage: ''Here died tte last man ly 700 miles southwest of Bermuda, Is seven miles long anil* more ttan a j*fsj8__ (For further"new* olThsi draft pi: DEFENSE. TTohscMptlon.) asOIJ as did students of population trends. on eartt!" And then he died . . . the United States. was ever able to bind tte mem- Night after night Messerschmidts i It extends tor ap over which tte duke of Windsor now mile in width. It tea hub for Carlb- bar* of ita pnrty *»!•»•*ted tethg house THE WAR: '•« dropped 500-pound thermite bombs Some have figured ttat by 1970 titer* Two Uttie apes, who had been watch presides, consists in all of more will be 150,000,000 ta the United ing from a tree, climbed down, wad proximately 400 bean airlines. -ilw^S and senate AFTER ttte convention that wrecked rows of homes, stores miles north and ttan 3,000'islands, islets, cays and Trinidad, close to tte shore of laid down its dictum. New-Fronts WiM and factories. .The British museum States and after ttat, unless some dled over to tte wreckage. One rocks strewn over some 630 miles thing unforseen occurs, tte drift will pieked up tte note, read it to tte south across tte Venes-uela, serves as an "abutment" Bat while this division ta the Re A united front of Germany, Italy was hit. SheU splinters pitted * Big of ocean between Florida and Hi- for the arch of tte Windward and and Japan became a reality as these be downward. THIS other and exclaimed: "Tbe last man Gulf ot St Law- publican party has been attracting Boa. A famous church designed by r en eel- the wid spaniola (the island of Haiti and the Leeward islands which enclose the a great deal of criticism and com three nations'signed a pact in Ber Sir Christopher Wren was de stir dyed. on earth! Good gracious, do we have Dominican Republic). The aggre RADIO: to start Ibis whole darned business ened mouth of tte Caribbean on the east Ibe island ment, witt Willkie being attacked by lin in which ttey proclaimed to the Londoners slept in subway statiojis St. Lawrence jriv* gate area Is less ttan 4,500 square Is 1,882 square miles ta extent and world a new political, economic and att-over agatat**M"|l|g** Till bott sides, how about tte Democrat and shelters, if at all. ,. ••ifeillS New Numbers eif. - "Hewfound- miles. All cf the islands are low has a population of 412,000. On tte ic part^t -SK!-;** mitttery treaty ntettmng'tat an in and of coral formation. The Island*' Ther* was demand for retaliation, The Federal CommunicatlORS com —The Debunking Depots Mr. Wood -NHadâ—tamo-us baste of production it te que of-til* _ It Just happens ttat tte house of terchange-of assistance in,, case any mission announced that 777 out of ruff, congressman' from Virginia— * nearest Florida is Bimini, about 00 mo$t valuable of England's West representatives PASSED this much other nation enters7. the European for the royal air corps to smash Lothian Botwood airfield 862 radio stations to tte U. S. will mad* a ringing defense of Colonel used at one -time miles east of Miami. The most his Indian-colonies: • discussed Fish amendment. There war. •• m>i\r3mS Berlin. J^ST . fife"?""*"chang e frequencies on or about De- Lindbergh. He insisted that Lind- toric is San Salvador (Watling is- The island.has an enormous de- is no thought here of blaming Presi- • - ___ * -•• -K .- —A<"-%_-*•i" —• '•**•"•• '- • "i"i'rV* pjir 1—rp~ t:i;a: , by tte Pan American transatlantic •â^bia y^ qag^-TeaTrMigiaaiwt ^ ; landl—OB-tte -eastern fringe, where poait of aatur-ii 'i^plialt.--J'itcji jake^ exe •Mmtaryêxperi^T-ereîdck to say /ll JWHt - . - i-== ber^raest=^sirt-be;d«Hed •tteerigtet=.- cnppa?8frimd~regcntirbyAig^ : drnt Bnpfiryrlt for thnt, hut tt BnMM that this "pact was. aimed at the Ibe.British adniitted loss of,their ' comes througb agreement entered of Free Speech . .... Mr. Woodruff Columbus landed to 1492. which covers 114 square miles ami not have passed if a large number, into by tte United States, Cuba, built war planes flown to England, ' Jamaica, 500 miles south of the from which, more ttan 100,000 tons United States for it is believed by seventeenth submarine and ofi tte delivered some vitriolic remarks lies about 2,000 miles west and of Democratic members of-, tte many that Ibis country's policy of same day announced sinking of four. Mexico and Canada, in 'oi-der to about people who disagreed witt Bahamas, and on die southern side has been exported ta one year. Ibe house had not voted for it The eliminate international interference. ' slightly south from the coast of Ire of £uba, te one of the Vital base lo Island also produces as much as 10,- aid to Great Britain has disturbed Nasi boats in the channel. Host Lindbergh. This was a great waste land. It 1s 850 miles southwest of Democratic majority to tte present the axis powers and Japan is none shocking of all, however, -was loss Radio receivers of the push button of time, words and money, consider cations because of its nearness to 000,000 barrels of petroleum in one house is tremendous. type will need adjustment to the tte southern tip of Greenland. .the Panama canal which lies about year, raising this comparatively too pleased With the friendly Amer of a merchantman sent to the bot ing'ttat nobody has ever tried to Portugal's Azores islands are 1,400 PARTY CONTROL WEAKENS new numbers. For tte metropolitan Stop Lindbergh froia saying any 550 mUes .tajette souths It te tte small Island at one time to eleventh ican attitude toward China. . tom 000. miles at sea allegedly by a miles to the southeast, and. Ber Only one of tte base* squarely With-, Now, Mr. Roosevelt aa President Udder terms of the treaty^ signed German torpgdQ, Ibe ship was centers tte reception will not be thing...... In fact, since entering the ta world-production. Ti^-T;*? altered greatly, bat it will make muda is 1,110 miles to the, south in the Carribbean sea; tte others and as the candidate of his party*" to. tte presence of Adolf Hitler, bringing English refugee children to political arena, Lindbergh,: has been west. Newfoundland te of greatest St- Lucia, oneîaf—tear Windward" m w quite an improvement in the rural nearby lie on- the outer fringe of islands only 200 miles north of tte for re-election, obviously should Germany and Italy are recognized T^îfr i *A " ** tftf 248 dead were treated like:a prodigal son. Bott importance as an air base ta-mid- have more control of the Democrats areas, 'Fee- officials claim. - - press and radio bave-given his~coin- that body.of water. It is Britain's island of Trinidad, has an excellent as the powers of-fee.~foew order" 77 children. Also lost with the. ship summer when a short period of good watchdog island beside tte busy In the house than Mr. Willkie has in Europe and Japan is to be tbe was Rudolf Olden, former publisher In the' new setup, United States ments conspicuous space—and tte weather makes flying relatively harbor. Its area of 238 square miles Windward Passage, shipping chan- supports a population of about 65, of the Republicans. leader of a "new order" lb "Greater jjJKtoeBerliner Tageblatt, Olden statiofis now operating between,.74Q, networks have given him valuable easy acros* the North Atlantic. This te not an attempt to make a A*pu"_W^^^^^^M, ,* *•{ '7j'_____-, was a thorn ta tte side of Adolf Hit and 780 kilocycles will move* ijyaT radio time—free . . . Even Presl- 7 7 "torinada Near. U. s. - | **" npjT hi»tn».pn thr. T-Jnrth-Aflantir and | QQQ^ TTjQBfly Negroes-.- Thi* Island -the Panama canal. is about 1,150 miles east of the Pan -ease-politically for either side _BattL.„ Day before this pact wa assigned ler wben tte fuehrer was struggliiig kilocycles; stations between 790 and dent Roosevelt is denied ttiat privi • The defense base at Bermuda, parties are split on-every phase of tbe United-States government-had tor power. The bfrown-shirted -lead .870 will move up 20;. stations ..be lege at certain times 7- j .In short, next to. tee south from Newfound-/ Kingston is capital and chief port ama canal, and faces Dakar, tbe Witt~anlyi 4^000 square-Tniies,Tia= warternnTOSt"potot7ef~J Africa, -about ttte war issue. Every individual cut off scrap irjif'shipments to er had voiced tWeats of vengeance tween 880 and 1,430 will move up tte press and radio" (which" Lind land, is within 1,000 miles or less^f senator and representative, and -on him. ^^ 30; j clear-channel stations Will shift bergh has' often criticized harshly) every important port on the Atigntic, 2,600 miles to tte. *ast"e^T^fe - Japan. J ^-T^ §§S •Tp; One* pasS*l_eneh^^Q^^^m every candidate tor election as from 1,460-1,490 to. 1,500-1,530; local have treated Lindbergh .so fairly— coast of North America, bottom tte such, te going to speak and vote- Frep*zM^rouble DEFENSE: IB stations now on 1,500 will move down that Lindbergh himself has never United States and Carmde/tha Eng Export3niport Bank The island changed hands between England and France several tin^s, just tte way he thinks will do HIM., .^Hattie broke out ta two new sec- to 1,490. Stations now between 550 complained about being mistreated. lish channel ports of/Britain lie individually, the most good at tte tors ' ah__:s_tanee was'' engaged to Conscription *-M-*A*~ * v ****** and 720 will remain unchanged. -'-;- Authorized to Loan so ttat the natives speak with a : •• Two volumes uf rules and regyla- more than 3,000 mUesTo the north oils in November. If ttat individ both. Technically It te not wai; Sounds tette Nte**7-At-at- "It east. The United grates is only one- strong French accent It has been ttan* jwhich -have' been compiled Half-BilUonDoUars English territory since lata. ual .candidate thinks hte vote will But tb the soldiers and sailors killed PEE m~THETMiXr~*~~" look* like -they're getting a more.';* fifth a* dlstanti gtecc Capo Hattgras, atabheto/fob-candidate-of hi* party— it made little difference. during years of stody by ttte army- intellectual clientele — the 'women WASHINGTON. — When congress Ibe southernmost of the defense Were signed by President Roosevelt But No Automobiles T§| N. C, is 640 miles-westand slightly forTTTresident' he is usually glad Gen. Charles de Gaulle, leader are homelier" . Tsij.At the 'Riviera: recentljr passed a law extending tte bases will be located in British Gui Of it but ttat te purely incidental. of tiie "Free French Committee", to govern tte draft of manpower. Two years ago. Dr. Robert Ley, "She goes around daring you to life of >tte United States Export*- ana,-Britain's only territory on the. The regulations cover everything head of the German labor front, Bermuda's s*«bt**ti-f4Mj^*luster of This, tendency,, which might be which, from office* in London, is Op knock her -sonsclence from her more /ttan ISO islands", enclosed Import bank to 1947, and authoriz mainland of South America. It .will from tte physical requirements of promised to put an automobile in shoulder" ..*;T At tte Storfe " *Tb discussed learnedly as tte decay of posing tbe Petain cabinet, led*an wittfi» a living barricade ot coral ing $500,000,000 additional loans, it give tte United States a base some party responsibility, has been grow enrpllees to tbe amount aad type of every worker's garage. Some 200,- me a night club is just an uphol 1 expedition against Dakar, Senegal, reel about ten miles in diameter, gave sanction and approyal to tte 1,450 milea east of tte Panama ca ing rapidly . It te tbe child of the in French. West Africa, e Many Af furniture needed in draft board of 000 workers began contributing $2 stered concentration camp" ''.eSefij queerest bank one could ever expect nal and about equidistant from th* fices. Whereas tiie regular army weekly, toward the 3396 purchase 'already serves w Britain's base for direct primary. It is tte child of rican state* controlled Toy France At tea Beachcombers "She's an./ tte British navy's "-'America and to find. It has no tellers, no cash canal and the hub port of tte South rejects applicants under 64 Inches, price, which later' was raised to heiress and he's an heirdale" . yT tte overthrow of the state bosses. already 'had pledged allegiance to West Indies" fleet Within th* rim iers, no cash, no vaults, no marble Atlantic, (Natal on tiie projecting But nobody is going to be'able to De Gaulle. In Senegal, De Gaulle tte draft will accept men of 60 $467. But there will be no automo At|- La Martinique: "She'a in/xhe columns, or bo safety devices, but "shoulder" of* Brazil. inches. The draftee must have biles. Sett unfinished factories and of coral reef tte Bermuda islands do anything abiut it this year any- said, there had been infiltration of powder room dulling her noss^glos*. are so grouped as nearly to encir , The chiefi. port and capital, way* SflliT ' Gentians and Italians who sought three upper and lower biting teeth contributions have been turned over brightening her lips and sharpening I Georgetown, dominates tte 270 miles ttat meet snd three upper and three to war use. -.NP*'lllf§K^plj cle tte land-locked waters of tte to sets* tbe air station. The air her fang**' ... At tte VlUageârn: Great sound, mentioned as tte prob I of coastline. .This narrow British VETERAN SENATORS RETIRING lower chewing teeth* Conscripts Ley now is offering a new plan. "One look at her ftgger and your I strip of South America extends for at is station te Important. .31 is the hop 1 able American base. .Small islands Almost never before. *& stage ping off place for Brazil, 1,700 miles needing minor dental care will re "After the war, he told German work êyes yell/for crâwl" T^T^ At— nearly 500 miles" up tato tte conti of a campaign, have so many, ceive it In camp. around the Great sound's sheltered across tbe 'south Atlantic—much ers, wages for 10 years will be di iSBbriP&PtbrJPip a pretty neck- harbor ore the actual bases for tbe nent's northern highlands. Its area promtaeat figures te tt* United closer to Latin America than New vided into "free" and "tied" parts. tie, only tf* pgt pulled tight enough" lis 89,480 square miles. The colony States senate gone into tte discard. I British-navy -and ..the Pan.Ameri : York. iKS tztrnpymr lbe(2'tiea"~parte Mil revert to tt*" ... AtlSiS 18: "He's as sincere can clipper planes. _-S*. - §__] {~BBW"^giTTliSBre™tttrd'~ffit ~s~mlllfon With -several—primaries to com*, government and workers will get as a Japanese apology" S-..At inhabitants, nearly a half of team De Gaulle expected quick victory. Of tee 28,000 residents on Ber ttere are already eight senators The^lWulkie Swing m^^z not only automobiles, but homes and Coq Rduge: "I wait witt her once. who will not be taking tte oath French warships under his com Wendell Willkie ended in Madison, other thing* tte government thinks muda's 19 Vt square miles, tbe white [East. Indians. ' e7 T I had more fun biting my nails" •Antigua, in tiie northern half of again next January. mand, however, were he Btennff fay, Win., hi7f,r^«w|(^.^ ^t»ffi efmn-. is .good for .ttem. He also said T -. -In Reubca-'*»—"If* a laeky inhabitants are. outnumbered in a Petain warships already in the part Tffl g tb* Sweeping arc of Islands that. On tOP of this, tte ejection pirbs- try, Which was expected to set tt* ttere will be no mme forced labor thing for Buckingham palace ttat pects of certain -otter, sitting sena But British naval forces backed up and everyone will have a week!; guards tte eastern doorway to the pace fpr tbe Republican campaign. Goering wasn't dropped on it|" iCara?beaiTsea^jsîautJQO_BiilgSj tors are none too bright Betting tiie French and a first oSUPrbattre ^vermbet%p"Va- *pokr~W-rpeat" vacation from" Saturday noon ...ensm>iar^^ka^lHtl«h Indicated tbey r TayCoiHUiissioii — north of StrLucia. and 260 mile* odds7"raTêxample, favor"ffie'""8e*W i crowds ttnugb not always to ttfraafc, \m*ata_p--annmlng; Jt&£ Manhattan Morals: Ibe flip news iaift (if .Piiii*-i|o Rico. An irregularly teat of Sherman Minton of Indiana,! Will land troops to hold tbe country. ly ones, in speech after speech Mr. In reprisal Petain planes bombed boy at Fiftieth and Seventh- who Proptififl^Btt^SF shaped paten of land, it is tbe srnatt"- Chavez of New Mexico, even if he' Wittkie attacied New Deal spend scifi|Mg|jg survives the primary, may,-easily Gibraltar. shouted: "Britain Bombs Berlin! est bt the West Indies islands of ing; tte third term, Democratic city Read about tte Grape* of RAF!" fered to tit* United State* for bases. go down ta the election, for tiie Re michines. He said he had a three- New Process T, 2 rFor Rearmament Indo-China John Henry WaWiall, 40-year-old ... The shooting shoppes all over H7 is only about 12 miles ta length publicans are pretty- cocky to New point program: 1, Rehabilitation of midtown, chiefly patronised by ;from east to west witt a total area Mexico. French Indo-China also was under American industry as a means of scientist wite tte TVA has discov assault—ta this seen* by Japanese. ered a mettodof abstracting alumi sharpshootlng gate , . . The "funny- CHICAGO.—A billion-dollar-a-year of 108 square mile*. It has a popu Sen. Peter Goelet Gerry ef Rhode ending unemployment; 3, a strong mans" who wears FDR and Willkie rearmament program for tte United la tion of little over 35,000: Island, who came to tt* senate ta Tbe Tokyo government sought mili national defense; 3, preservation of num from/common clay. Alumi tary privileges ostensibly to attack num lS/how derived from bauxite, buttons on bis lapel—sooo fun- States which woiild not cost tax Although at one time Antigua's 1818, was later defeated, and then democracy and national unity. Bis neeeee! . __§i Jack Alexander"* payers a red cent now or ta tbe English Harbour was headquarters made a Comeback, te in grave dan China through the back door, but in/ next tour will be eastward. found- domestically chiefly ta " Ar? WARREN L. PIEBSON ':__Mi reality to extend their Asian influ- k-yjias, but imported ta huge quan smarticle cm Billy Rose for tt* future |S tee prospect held out by for England'* Leeward Islands na ger from tte prospects of a Repub ence. An- ultimatum' brought theip tities from Dutch Guiana. Ibe TVA Esseepee will be christened: "Base the National Consumers Tax com yet this financial* institution ta tbe val statpan when tbe island was com lican sweep to his state. Sen. Jos F.D.R.,U.D. ment Belasco" .., Add descriptions: mission. - ' ipjsSS eph F. Guffey, first Democratic sen- results. But the Japanese Canton In the Philadelphia hall, where said tte discovery will make tte last silt-years has agreed to lend to paratively Tricb and active, it te to army attacked nevertheless, and be U. S. virtually independent of for New York tea big dice game. Every In a message to tte quarter-mil countries all over tte world nearly day ttmtHp£_$-/imto^ Pennsylvania ta mot* Wendell Willkie received the Re body's a loser, but nobody wants to lion member-Tin 48 states, Mrs. Mel- gan an invasion. publican .. nomination. President eign sources. ipSPIP $437,000,000, has actually advanced post off tte regular tourist "beat' ttan a generation, te regarded by leave tbe .game. **F^Êe vitte Mucklestone, NCTC president $160,000,000, and has collected re Antigua is valuable as a strate political. observers as almost cer Roosevelt, dressed in a pufple gown, declared that "if our local govern In Europe t__M Jtecejved the degree of doctor of laws MISCELLANY: g{| payments Of $61,500,000. gicaliy set watchdog on tte rout* to tain to tose. In fact, while It te the ft Mrs. Stanley Beggs, 46, of Lynd- The Wireless: Attesting to tte 14- ments would eliminate inefficiency Asked bow ttte could be done, tb* Panama canal It te tb* center general opinion ttat Pennsylvania , German radios continued to ttaun- trom the University of Pennsylvania Mad waste from the administration wttl go Republican, it is also tte der that Nasi legions would invade at it* 200tt annlyersary celebration. hurst, N. J., was arrested by FBI karat caliber of the British morale, Warren Lee Pier son, president of and seat of government of Britain'! agents charged with demanding $50,- Ed Murrow said they would ratter of their affairs, American taxpay tte bank, replied ttat tte institution Leeward islands. It te situated toss general opinion ttat*Guffey wttl ran England. "We are coming,**/ said He bad fault to find witt the uni ers would be saved a sum so large behind hi* ticket - .7 ^\__f the broadcasts stated at tbe British versity's founding date. He told the 000 from Miss Helen Clay Frick, Xtv* underground ttan under Nazi uses as much as possible existing ttan 40 miles north of Guadeloupe, heiress of the late steel millionaire. domination. , . . Cholly McCarthy that it would more ttan offset te* American commercial banks — tbe one of Fran**** colonial possessions LANDSLIDE CHANGES PICTURE , crowd* which laughed at tb* re $994,400,000 to be raised annually --*'M__ liE mark^ ttat it embarrassed bim that A A bttl fixing penalties for peace is funny so long as he keeps Ids kind, where checks" are cashed. whose states following tte German Bm Jfinrrh P fi'Mahrsifj, te> at time sabotage ta defense Industrie* barbs Well sharpened. But when he through tte national defense act These banks advance tte fund* and conquest of th* motherland te still Louder than tte radios, however, "tb* *Wm anniversary should tell gdes cute, he splinters. Which went into effect July ^Tllfe th* anti-monopoly investigation, te was |bc rumble of, bombs over Lon on aa election year." ha* been passed by tte senate and handle the documents. undetermined." S3 also in danger ta Wyoming sent to tt* house. -This seemingly too"good-to-b«-true Interest payments are shared be don tas wtil as other Interior towns. solution to a. large part of the de AS these, probabilities are NOT ft The Pennsylvania super-highway Man About T*wn: Jolson's second tween the Export-Import bank and Calculated oa the baste of a Repub which cuts through tiie Appalachian week ta Philly greased $33,000, lie fense problem te so actual possibili tte bank which handled the busi Government Seeks OU ty, Mrs. Mucklestone. sald_ tor tbe Wr lican sweep. Tbey. are calculated "NX M tmm in, the news mountains from Pittsburgh to near plw*ti~*hemSStiS ness, llll. ^ ,_| *^ Delicate Machines on tit* basis of a fairly close elec Harrisburg, was designed tat speeds' What jokester pasted * Willkie stick simple reason that the local taxpay Tb* bank was founded ta 1934 to 4* er is tbe same one who toots tte 7 TAqOMA. WASH.—Although -tte tion. If ttere should be a Roosevelt When German dive bombers lev Running for-congress in tte Ger at more ttan 100 mile* an hour. er on Mrs. FDR's windshield et tit* assist ta tte marketing abroad et increasing number of aeronautical victory anything approaching that of While tiie express road has not yet recent Rhinebeek fair when tba national tea 901 and therefore costs industrial and agricultural products, eled Warsaw, Mayer Stefan Starsyn- man populated Yorkville section ol et defense measures. Wmmi:' instruments, watches, and other del 1938,. it would undoubtedly save akt directed tta detente ef tbe city New York city, Joseph McWUliams, been opened ter traffic, %h* commis chauffeur was dozing? . . . Quentin particularly cotton, and has slowly icate mechanisms te causing a short O'Mshoney, 'Gerry, and Chavez, as by radio heard round th* world. who dubbed himself "the American sion controlling it bas already de Reynolds escaped injury when tee "Experts agree ttat making our developed into one of tte most po age ta the supply of fishjaw ett, a suming he wta* tt* primary, | p. Whan tt* Nazis entered tte city fuehrer" and preached Nazi doc cided that tte state's 50-mile an hour I jondon [apartment house be dwell* city, town, county, and other local tent forces in stabilising the for government agency, 'in making a might even sav* Guffey, though ttat they found him still/ at his desk. trine, was roundly defeated, getting speed law will be enforced. "*^_B ta waa bombed &m When Franchot governmental units thoroughly ef* eign trade of tea United States, mak survey of the sources of such lubri would take* bit of doing. He wa* placed under arrest and dis but 674 votes. One Of tb* leaders ft Boston s*w tte greatest parade Ton* was at Johns Hopkins hosp • ficient and honest would cut from ing it .possible for tte American for cants, bas found one in tt* beluga On "the otter band, if ttere should appeared. On the {anniversary of of-the Christian Mobillzers, Joe Mc- ta the history et tiie American Le nurse developed a rash which tte 10 to 20 per cUnt from our total lo eign trader to compete in a world or white whale, found ta large num be a Republican sweep, -^ might ttat areas! British* setae** aaid, Nazi, as he was dubbed by New gion when 100.00Q veterans and their specialists ttere couldn't diagnose. cal tea bill," tb* NCTC leader de ta which otter governments direct bers near Cook inlet 15 miles from carry down several ottfr Democrat*^ Stersymkl wa* putlo death to Ber York* newspapers, was in a hospital auxiliaries were ta line, and 300,* They finally called it 'Romance clared, '."without curtailing essentia] ami control practically att te* for AnchpMge, Alaska, according te ag ic senators who are expected " lin. •-** f- : tb* following day ter a sanity test. 000 spectator* stood along tt* curbs Rash.** governmental services." . .-'SMI eign trade of their nationals. meat observer* to survive* to se* the 14-hour* long procession. officlafc-report fettajr, October 4, 1940 LAS V B Q A 3 AT* K PaceNiM "Ji * '' ' -' ——- office opened, and I knew It wa* I att over. Nothing I could say would IF YOU HSVE help matters any now. jBlll GENERAL But it wasn't Michael's Voice that HUGH S. AN IDEA— broke tte stillness. It was Old Man The Fishing Industry of New England, m WHO'S Weatterbee's. "Come in here, JOHNSON • \ w& <__t young man," he said sharply, "what** your nam*?" By R. H. WILKINSON i* .t tt the public zest Other such men ttat column re*, the mucilage. /M P 'tte mania for thinking up ideas and himself—always being witting to lis follow that trade remains in Fooltng the Jinx | v?|l00ping trying to put teem tato execution ten to other people's-ideas. And I ceived Indorsement but by some in tact. That is the great New it for hte new revue; "Boys and Girls terested lii ttat program I was told Wm ... _§_w_ ^^te ttat had characterized him as a boy knew that's .the kind of men he England fishing industry^S Fifth ,C61umn (19f0)—A _ column Togetiier," at its Boston tryout His had become more pronounced, with wanted working for ahvi. It was witii various degrees of indignation revue sounded extemporaneous, bke that I did not know what I was ** is probably tiie oldest contin between the fourth and sixth col maturity. But he was smart and I tough on Franklin, but you have to uously operated industry ta the everything etee he does, and seemed talking about umns. Ifiti to make people feel that even tiles* thought maybe he'd get by if he kept be ruthless these days if you want United States today for it goes 7 Fifth Column hte mouth shut. to get place*—like Weatherbee te." Wayne Parrish, editor of Amer dire days will end wben an old mas ican Aviation, has watched ttte. back nearly 450 years to that sum (1940)—A na mer day about tee year 1500 when ter, wta though he was licked, can "Just keep those grand ideas to Which didn't mean anything**!*).,, development closely,- has recently tional menace. thus Improvise a knockout yourself," I told bim, "and you'll me. I didn't understand, not even made a study of it and has not'as a small group of Basque fisher Storm Troops 'get along all right" !_____ men set out from a little coastal (1910) — Soldiers Set open by m blizzard ef trou after Charlie explained hte idea a.recent gossip column implied, tte bles, financial and il*ll>iiallii. two He * looked at me sarcastically. which was something about a peo remotest political interest In an town in France ta their small caught in tbe "What good are' Ideas if you keep fishing boat. They had little luck A typical scene on the piers af Gloucester, Mass., at the turn of rain. year* age. Brer Fox Wyita re ple's foftim. Maybe I'm just dumb editorial ta the. September 13 issue, : : tired te Id* Park avenue cave • ttem to yourself?" he asked "What or unimaginative. Anyway, I don't he goes a lot further than did my on their usual fishing grounds and tbe century showing mackerel ready to shipment. TST7 ' Storm Troops aa the days went by ventured far (1940)—Something very different,. . to alt around ta hi* pajamas and P Edison and Fulton and Marconi know as I care, because I've got-* column-and yven hints at the very, Indies. Clipper ships took car Boston fishing world and are ac t bite hia nails. Then something— and all ttie otters had felt itat new and better Job—I'm city editor odorous condition which may result ther and farther away from wa •*$$_W/**jti::/ •".,.*—a-a, :.--ffi$&pg_f$^fi.m ters tbey knew. However, even goes of fish to the Indies and corded the same admiration and -Neutral (1910)—Anybody who took touched off a giggle or two and way?" for Charlie on tte Fenmore Ledger. ta a congressional investigation. there exchanged them for sugar, popular homage as a big league lie began trying on funny bate, i==ti=*te«?r*-*razyl" Lgrinned. ta new waters lines and nets were neither side In any argument .fe=g Assistant Secretary of Commerce still drawn up empty. This was molasses or rum. These prod baseball staler a college football aad working ita a few gags. He "That,*' said Charlie, "'Was what Hinckley wangled a total appro Neutral (1940)—-An extinct nation. their livelihood and it was neces ucts in turn were taken to Africa lwi*>.\ . Parachutist (1910)—A performer began to feel better, and along ttey told Fulton." He looked priation of $37,000,000 to finance ttte sary that they find a fishing abd exchanged for slaves which TheyNjive weft, these men who came George Wood and "Pat 'C. thoughtful and dreamy. I knew that program. It was presented as a x at a county fate. Two Girls for Bill ground which would yield them were sold to the Southern colonies take the *ever-present dangers of Parachutist (1940)—An instrument . VHek with a bankroll. 0&~- look. It didn't help my worrying defense move to train 50,000 pilots— a full boatload before tbey re or exchanged for tobacco. tiie sea in\their daily stride, and any. - y_\ IlllptlSll o perhaps for Mr.' Roosevelt's -50.000 of ^rightfulness employed to stab a That recent mess of trouble was turned home. IlillPll? Fish for Appeasement. thay live with* the carefree gaiety foe In the back." Mr. Wynn's twenty-seventh upset ta I • "Listen," I said, "if you've gotta By BL LOUIS RAYBOLD phantom planes. .Meanwhile, Massachusetts ma of those to whom physical haz They continued their search ftp Tank (1910)—A tee light of which hte comeback te s tell your ideas to 'any one, tell 'em (McClure Syndicate—WNU Service.! * The record te not clear as to branching out in ottier directions. ards are all ui the day's work. heavy drinker; a whether congress was told ttat noth mora lucrative fishing waters and not so surprising. Hte radio chain to m*. *s2 T**^T|7 IP!! The flrst state in ttie colonies to Oddly enough, tttey eat little fish. feature at the was a* fragile as a Vassar daisy %.. '3Tou?"be said scornfully.- "Who ing ta tte plan commits any trainee after many" weeks tbey came,id Steak is a favorite meat, With ILLIAM BRONSON, ordinarily a strange coast where treeawere Hippodrome. • chain and took $300,000 of his money. are "yoft?"- I'm going to tell 'em Wknown as Bill, had two slightly to any kind of military service, but plenty of vegetables mid fruits, Tank (1940)— Mr. ^Parrish reports* .that, pros green and flowbrs weêTdoom- and woe to tile cook. Whose plea A delayed Income tax time bomb where they'll do some good." overzealous aunts. That is to say, ing. They -set their nets and cast One of the most blew. Up a similar amount. Harassed | I blushed. "All rigbt" I said, "if ttey were too concerned witt BIB'S pects are assured ttat there*;te no" emerge from the oveikwith other devilish mecha such obligation and told just to for their lines and in an almost un than a crisp flaky crus*h---'i_^^ by lawsuits and whatnot ta found you want to make a tool of yourself, welfare. Nothing had ever been believably short time the boat nisms ever de hte wellspring of gags had dried up. go ahead. But when they throw you get that part of it Out of 77 gradu When Ruction of the catches has vised by man. quite good enough where he was con ates of the secondary course, 76 was filled. They set sail for home He shopped around for .new and used «ut on your ear, don't come belly cerned. -s^&î^îii been concluded the work ^f un gags, but found none in stock. It didn't seek military training. and upon their -arrival regaled loading the boats begins. Each aching to me." And now the most difficult prob their fellow fishermen with sto Gas Mask (1910)—Something used was his own Inner resources which He snorted and started away, and boat, on ite trip out takes on. a •by coal mtaere..' -^^^^^^^M finally reclaimed and-'--reissued the lem te settle was just where there ries of their astounding tack in load of shaved ice in which to wren after him. "Listen," I said, waS to be found" a girl who was in No military or naval authority te waters "on the other side of the Gas- Mask (1940) — Compulsory waggish Mr. Wynn. ..jflffi "don't get sofer Ideas are all right, very clearly on record, but private; pack the fish as soon as caught. equipment for children at play. any way suitable for their nephew sea.'* I^^^^Bî^B This method brings ttie catch into 1 Funny hats have figured te his - but they're no good unless you're to marry. @7.iRifeT*feiSTS»-^8^ ly neither branch believes that' a ejttais was born an industry Blackout (1910)—The finish to a smart This isn't any time to go tell satisfactory substitute for the serv port as fresh as it came from karma from the first. Hia fa . l"R>w, ordinaril^rttese two good Which Was to play its important the nets. Unloaded in huge bas- Follies sketch. TJTSffiT'f^TPlp ther, a milliner, I came from ing the.boss you've got an idea women got together on anything ice primary courses can be given role in the .cda^zation .and devel ppat'H jnrlr up Ills liriBfltir^^Ynrrn"" lala.flBd4ransferred.lQcarts, the., Blackout (1940)-*-A city in com- . .^_C«esjj|jjj*vaM^ - whfcEeohaaneffTilTbpy^' whotH' opment of tine New typrld and to .fish are rushed into big pack- ptete d^ftmesg to fivoid IudtewiiMi' from larney. In tee millinery ~" only been on the Star a month, and ttey were both Equally fond, but at Those who doubted the wisdom of provide tiie archives of New Eng there's a mile-long line waiting for tte transfer of tte independent CAA ing and distribution plants.. Here nate slaughter of men, women and shop, ta handed himself many tte time tills story starts, Aunt Eliz land .with many historic sea they are made ready for millions a laugh, trying on hats. When your job." j^S^l-^g^^^'i*^^ to the political department ef com- ' sagas. ~ sfp| «*Tf-T children. -____\ flillipllh fef*5f9i abeth wasengaged on a little scheme merce, do not feel much encour who, until .modern methods of ta was 16, hte father said It was He looked at*me a minute, then of Iter *m^Wm** §811 mass merchandising took fresh Mechanized Warfare (1910) — A nodded. "All right" he said, "Til aged by these developments nocby. As an indication of the poten time tat him to take up the milr ; Afer al-lp-there -was nothing very fish 1,500 miles inland, had little sco^t on a bicycle. - ;el'| Itoery trade, tat he had other •wait awhile, but ideas aren't- any the increasing sabotage of the in tial wealth of the early New Eng Mechanized Warfare (1940) — Ani dreadful about Aunt Elizabeth's lit spection service of tte old : CAA, land fishing industry, Gosnold, opportunity to enjoy seafood ex ideas. He tied a shirt and - a good If you keep ttem te yourself.'* tle conspiracy^ It_had come fo her cept ta a "smoked, salted or army operating in death-dealing mo ^Tbe brooding look was still in his which hung up so remarkable a first navigator on .tiie coast, Miss Reba Onigman has tiw Sunday suit Into a Dick Whlt- attention tliat .the daughter of ah old record of air Safety on the transport caught so many cod that one voy canned state. This method of dis torized units. • ^^SS^^Sfe tington handle and made his eyes and.I Knew my talk, hadn't friend, a Marjorie Msrden, Was run distinction of being the only wom tribution has also removed fish Long-range Gun (19}0) —A weapon done, much- good. It made. me feft age of six months yielded him an fish commission merchant ta way to Norwich, .Conn. ^M^M ning -a tea-room ta tiie next town. lines. *8llf T- from the status of a "Friday capable of sending a shell about He-talked hi* way Into-» rouata-• • 2,100'pounds in money. Where the world. She operates at ttw s bad, because Charlie and I.had been Thereforer*""wi^but saying any Veteran inspectors are being sub only" food item and now many toree mile*. *?™^ ^*^^^ . fJ friends since* we were kids. When upon he remarked, "What sport Boston Fish pier. bout job with a barnstorming com thing to anybody, "sh$ drove to tte merged, Weeded out or resign in doth yield a more pleasing con families far away from the sea- Long-rang* Gun (1901—A gun ca pany, presently got a small part, we were youngsters I was always disgust to make places for less ex _ tea-roorfi and drbpped"**ta ..casually. tent and less hurt or charge than have a mint, it coined what be- coast enjoy fresh fish several pable of projecting a shell 75 miles. and burlesqued It just enough to re- getting him out of Jams in which peri.enc.§d.iiliepj-,^,)^-.i-ÂV-^--^^v»5*^ angling with a hook crossing tee times V week. - h* had Involved himself because of "And we'll expect you' to supper" canwTfcwHsn-aSretee-^'pine^tree^ - AXte (1010)—-SbmelhlUg on which- eVea l his genius for com"Sly. Tvplv* r It is hard enough to understand ^weet-Hyr--from~is*te^* year*.of barnstorming and vaude -bis ideas. |l||l#Slii8ife next Tuesday2 wereher last wuids, how military and naval pilots can the earth turns. ^?^Pft| as She - resolved - that Bill should be the silent sterse of a calm tea." upon Charles H of England be Exploring the activities on ttie Axl* (1940)—Any powerful group villeJollowed, His recurring trou —The Star was one af reâtaTirf be trained by a slapped together came displeased because he was bles meve been such that Interview at nome that night to meet her. bay,, crate organization fcf civilian Doughty Capt. John Smith of fish pier youinay be surprised to of megalomaniacs eo'a binge. £*_] largepapers owned byj~tr pjut. not given a share of the profits. find a slender, blue-eyed woman ers or critics usually stress thei named Weatherbee. 'Weatherbee Now it te impossible to live all pilots, but harder still to see how a Virginia paid tribute to the indus ? Sabotage (1910)—Cutting the stir try with these words, "Jêt not the Massachusetts promptly sent ap in tiw thick cf the auction or in rups mt a eaValry officer's saddle Pagliacci note when writing about- had started cut witt nothiil_ and your life with a person and not get safe and uniform course of instruc peasement in the form of "ten wind when there te something in tion can be given ta so many inde meanness of 4he word 'fish' dis specting a basket load of fish Sabotage«1940)—Stopping at note- bim, but it's rollicking, sympathetic gone places ta tte journalistic barrels ot cranberries, two hogs swinging onto the pier* from a laughter which greets hte happy world, and his success was due -the air. Tuesday morning when pendent "schools" by instructors taste you, -for it will afford as tag in tiW destruction of all imple good gold as the wines of Guiana heads of samp and 3,000 codfish." boat, for ta such an atmosphere comeback.' Sllil chiefly to ruthlessness and lack of Aunt Louise saw that preparations themselves of a wide variety of ex At ttw beginning of the Eight ments aad materials of war. for certain special dishes wye under perience and training without an in ahd*Potassie with less hazard and one does not. ordinarily expect to feeling as far aa his staffs were charge and mora certainty -and eenth century-rod fishing-was in find a Woman; She is Reba Onig- concerned. If. a man wasn't pro way she figured that her sister was spection service rating almost per-- a prosperous condition. The an Bomber (1910)—A nickname for * 1S7INSTOI* CHUBCpiLL stirs going to ask • favor of Bill and was feet efficiency. Many of tte so- facility." maxywho is in her eighth year as prize fighter. ducing. Weatherbee gave him the nual production was about 330,000 tiw only woman fish commission "" wide interest . and approval . air without so much, as hearing his planning to approach him as .from called "private flying specialists" By 1504 the Basques were fish quintals and ttw value of the fish Bomber (1940)—A fortress ta te* wite hte demand for simple and pre time immemorial it has been cus who are "directing" this loose joint ing regularly along tiie New Eng merchant In the 'world. Miss skies. \ ~— S§§|__f story. You couldn't feel much love exported was about $700,000, Onigman will tell you that aha is cise language, official and unofficial, for a man like that tomary to approach a man—through ed organization for training mili land coast. As . word spread there .being 400 fishing vessels of Spitfires (1910) —High-tempered hte appetite. *__ _»__fi tary and naval {Aot* were examined among other fishermen of the Old *,% a business that stinks." How i And so when I heard ttat the old •bout 58 tons each in Massachu ever, she will add in the next young women. - T' ^M*3iL M.r.«*Mg*g^£jE5 man was planning to pay tee Star It gave Louise an idea, however. and failed to qualify under- tbe old World of this fabulous fishing setts alone. By 1731 more than inspection service as inspectors. ground, the adventurous Basques breath that "there's romance ta ! Spitfires (1940)—Airplanes of tiw People Taking Up f ectiveness., a visit some time MOB, I began to Why not kill two bird* wite -one 7,000 men were employed in the/ R. A F. worry more about Charlie. There'd In tiate new "specialist" rating, were joined by men of other na ttw fish business," and she would ttt J sm His own. re- Stone? There wa* ttat nice young New England fisheries. A Blitzkrieg (1910)—A German wait be a shakeup sure, and mare than librarian she had been planning to ttwy receive higher pay ttan ex tions. When ttie explorer Verra- port of the Massachusetts not "give it up for ttw world." perienced inspector*—$5,600 a year, zano landed south of the Pisca- er throwing somebody out of a raths Ward Gunnery . . B t . d. likely Charlie would be fired. He have Bill bring to supper some night eries made in 1837 shows what Miss Ohigman's daily schedule dresses have been model* of clarity wasn't producing as be should. He and what better night than one an as compared with $3,200, $3,800 or taqua river near Boston he found strides the industry was making might dif may a good many less keller. ____§f $4,000; tte latter figure being tiw fisheries carried on by French, hardy women. She is up at five- Blitzkrieg (1940)—Hell on earth. mid toe*. He haa risen nobly to wa* spending, too much time brood which her sister was getting up a The total' value of the cod and te* demand* of tb* hour. "All the ing and thinking 19 ideas. specially attractive menu? She could highest rate ta the old inspection Basques aad Portuguese. mackerel;_caught Jhat year thirty o'clock and down on the 3ppl||iPPT • • • •- e'^sS^ service. This and similar policies pier by six. From then on she is more credit to him In view of hte At any rate,'I planned to do all return a -book to the library and Historic records of Massachu amounted to $3,208,866 and the Scuttle (1910)—A container to previous lapses. This department I could for tte kid by saying a good make tte invitation appear casual *re stripping ttat seryice of compe setts show that by 1815 there were number of vessels engaged ta fish "justene of the men." She sell* coat tent men. J^Mi.*2Y7 her fish at tta auction, inspects ha* dredged ita an old speech of word for him to Franklin, our city enough ;T-*Ta|_ |__§__ 400 French and Portuguese and ing was 12,290, while the number Scuttle (1940)—German naval pol Mr. Churchill's in which ta scolded editor. Frahkita thought well of me Much worse faults of carelessness 200 English - sails along the coast of men employed had risen to the* catches that come in on con BiU was, a* If happened, reclining icy- _____&!& certain offenders for "termtnologl- because I was steady end had never In th* couch hammock on the porch and monkey business bave been re 8! New England. In 1623 a fish signment for her and operates ta ported, but I have been unable to ie,"722. •^^^^^kmî%% a quietly business-like-fashion Peace (1910)—The whole* world cal Inexactitude," and tfeptdfea ttttr asked for a raise. r_Pf when his Aunt Louise went tato ttte ing vessel attempting to land at puhlic trend- toward ornate—lan My Interference, might have confirm ttem. What this situation a settlement oh the Maine coast Today, the New England fishing ttiat has woo her ths respect of Uvina without military disturbances. home hy a aide doer. Only when he Peace (i940)—>ny *itaatlon te guage. TR§5 helped, too, ii Charlie, the fool, heard the strained times of hte Aunt -need* ia-a congressional tave»tlg*- - WasTtaabTe to complete tfieTahff industryhay reache^Baehprnnnrir. 1tt^Mis*t&*T&eb^ta, Wsyiwi«raw n mi™ -'"•-tw.8t ^ tion. Maybe it will get it—hut not ing and "the master thought it tions that ttie annual catches whom she deals,. >.j Winter finds which pot more than, M couateles - aa-perhapsTBded urgencies orf theteiryessun^ times pre* hadn't chosen the very day of Elizabeth did he become aware that ' >*hlîilla jii'i'Himtngfii'nriiril % ,.. ,m *W eallieibee's - vtstt'TO" iiuggesi hi* something was going on. until nttrr the -rfinftftaar, 7"|iiij|r good to-pass-into Massachusetts- amount te &7O,0Q0(0>W pounds in. her clad in high rubber boota'and— mu [idea to Franklin. At the time, ?4S_R. •. * • ____ii> j- • Bay." He left 14 men and re round figures wifl. a value of a Sou'wester. In summer she fhe entire field of communica- "But Louise, I hav^ already in DEFENDING BRITAIN turned to. hte hranaTftoft te Spain. $20.0(K),000.;TPTOducte manufac- looks as dainty and hresh- as According to communiques, -t§i_\ . tions .as tiiey -ace te -machine. -^^ 'Weatherbee was in conference with vited—my - aid friend Marjorie's The fight W«S Here* tta last tew Michaels, the" managing editor, ' White I wa* in. Chicago receptiy, - Next year the same vessel re- tured from the catch amount to though she were jus* afar Ung eft tooling. War casualties among daughter to tea. She would make the *'£>efend America by Defending turned and left 32 men.—Thm an additional $24,(^3,000. Cen for .some purely social feminine days. lllll pedants aad mystagsgue* - mat -8511 whose office adjoined Franklin's a nice wife for***". T"m^--T; witt only a flimsy partition between. Britain"- committee staged-a -mass was established the village of ter of this great activity is Bos activity. Her blouse is crisply They f tate the losses and the gains; be heavV. Over tare, Charles '-.^,p But BrHato'says 'twas flfty-sevenl ttetag conference ta Atlantic By .1639 fish had become a Another colorful personality Pm Germans claim Just sixty-nine City. Ibis writer has been and strong. $0M Bill than any tea-room manager." air force of 50 of Its flying fortresses i Activity at the Boston fish pier whom you may meet in a mom- and detach from our awry tin mos medium of exchange and were Of Britain's craft—a sharp incline • thrown for a loss every time he '''f|i§| "Listen, Mr. Franklin," he was It was at this pojnt that Bttl woke being used as money. It was also gets under way officially at seven tog's round of the fish pier is the up to tte fact that hte future wife quito torpedo boats which congress o'clock ta ttie morning when the From teeir admitted twenty-five. . tried to read an Insurance policy ^sSi saying, "I got aa idea that will in due to fishing ttiat all the arte of commission merchant who start How many men were tett aliveT and has had to take them en was til* cause of the whole trouble. recentiy prevented tte President auction opens. In a huge un ed off -merely peddling a tew crease tte circulation of this paper. from sending to Britain, navigation flourished. In this tirely on Ialta. ^^S Fve been ttinking about it ter a "I guess," he said, "this will be as same year tba General Court of adorned room With its ceiling run packages of fish from door to good a time as any to break the ' How this kind of thing could be ning up the tour stories of the door. Then he persuaded a cap These facts the propaganda press long time and—" ?£••$•)> done lawfully—even under tee at Massachusetts recognized the Is somehow very loath to stress; . Also in tun* with the times ..Is;*/.-Tt| news." But flrst he stole upstairs contributions its fishermen were building, the auctioneers stand on tain or two to let hhn handle a Judge Pecora's "deep pondering and ""**'*» , •ttt, so you've got an ideal" I to the telephone ta hte little study. torney general's phoney opinion by And "they ..omit.. .She,.,d§te.ag*...don*— beard Franklin interrupt sarcas making to the development of the a railed platform in the center. day's catch. Today, he te one long-studied decision in teat.que*-SSil which the destroyers were detached Around the platform duster the of the wealthy men of the indus From all^reports, bote aide* hav* tically. "Well, let me tell you some Teat minutes later he came down without even consulting congress— u New world by relieving them of tion mark or period case. Sixteen stair* to find two dignified women military duty. buyers and it is they who decide try. - won. _ _| entrants ta • civil service examina thing, young man. Ever- since you doesn't appear. These people don't the fortunes of the "farmers of eame to work for tee Star you've setting tee table and not speaking care. They don't even worry about In 1643 the citizens of the then Thus, the fish industry goes. ii^l —Mori Fremon. tion were sustained against their small village of Boston held a the sea." For, ttie prices they Fortunes are frequently made examiner* whea they picked tee". T\ done nothing but thine up ideas, and to each otter. *$____!£ _T__.f 7, that because ttey know the Presi bid to ttte catch determine the I'm getting sick at tt We're paying i ,'T say, Aunt Lou and Aunt Bess," dent doesn't cars either.. celebration and the whole citizen within ttw space of a few short "lb* French Empire remains in question park a* tee proper eliding""*"' " earnings of ttie men manning the tact"—Marshal Petain. for * certain sentence. you to be a reporter, and nothing he.*aid gently. "Set another place *• •* *• • S&3E ship turned out tb pay honor to months. The men who; are its ttte launching of the "Trial," first fishing boats, who operate on keystones—the sturdy simple fish * Just getting under way before tee "else.'/-'We've g<» enough idea-think- there will you? I've invited some shares. g||f| WANNA RETT er-uppers as it. te.". '^j^S^^^^l^ body to supper myself. A—a friend After tte terrible: rolling we got vessel to be built ta that city. ermen who stiU speak ttie lan a *JiaR_j war started there was in England '"That's just tbe trouble," Charlie of min*. Want you to giv* her ttw for listening to our Anglophiles ta Designed to carry oa trade be [m_ Heroes of the Pta«fe_-TZl guage of their Portuguese. French HMg^rQetor b*§"pao* Into compel* a - tociety tor general- Vratd tas%ma*:?$m_\ •aid angrily. "Your ideas are ne once*-over. and if tm meets your 1917, I never expected to live to see tween tiie Old and New worlds, Many of these "men are direct and Spanish forefathers—stttl .Hive golf ia a serious wayTad we tion and fumigation and the further-:Tfe-@ good. They're too old. Just like approval, she'* going tab* Mt*%.- tte day when anybody would be tba "Trial" waa forerunner of a descendants of ttte Basque, Por Wad lives filled with the color can almost imagine him, sizing up a ance of good diction.' ta these en difficult shot and saying, "Caddie, deavors, Mr. Churchill now gets a yoa You've been here so long Bitt.** &l$___l_ dumb enough on tt* on* hand and long tin* of clipper ships which tuguese and Spanish sailors who and adventure which are ttw you're getting stale. And so's Mt* made colorful history for another heritage of those who "farm the does tel* call tor a croon or a jputout, tat son.ething more Item an "William!" te* outcry earn* from have nerve enough on tb* other, to first made their way to the "other paper. You're so pigheaded you're defy the great weight of American century or so. Loaded with a aide of Pm sea" in the Sixteenth seal" • Tbe boats set forth with driver!" assist stfould go to tot mischievous not willing to listen to any one else. ttem both. Mf^^SW lllliS cargo of salted and smoked fish, century. Many still live ta the ttw early tide and slip back bite -•' -* • and ironic A P.'JBSii'bert, to*-par- ~ "Ye», ste," said Bill. "She's; Janet public opinion and try to push USJP-JB* You're*?--" - HHf to another world war to make tb* the "Trial" set sail for Balboa same sturdy housesof wood and port at sunset or dawn. Tbe Weadell WUlkie, according to Bar* liaHtenytary gag mah.who wa» far* ' '.;'•' Jean Johnson." JSP 8Kll§f|T7 and Malaga. On her return trip stone built by ttieir earlier ances peat industry which served as a jry Sameat-A* a candidate who ought ahead ef - %%t.' Cûrcn^'te blastfeg*'- J "Get out!" Franklin roared. "Get "The girl next door I" said j Aunt world safe for anything but our own out and stay out! You're flredl Do she brought wine, fruit, oil, iron, tors. There is keen rivalry foundation for this country'a ear not to mind people getting ta hi* at over-elegant word-lie tups Half Elizabeth. WsM country. This Eastern Seaboard and wool. liest trading continues te flourish bate. Irish, te* author of about tb novels, e. you hear? Fjre.%ff' BATE BALL. WM tiou* usage, "T"--^-.. •': "Th* darling." W*$ Pspe Ten LAS VEGAS AGE '/• Friday, October 4, 194 Corner Whatnot j|| The Welcome Visiter Kathleen Norris Says: Backtrack iSt Made of.Spools BaMy-Distdplitaed I Mothers H O-CvO Spoil Their Children By RICHARD HILL WILKINSON (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) Released by Western Newspaper Union

By VIRGINIA VALE "IITOLFB PETERS ' cam* to a fReleased by Westers Newspaper Union. 1 v v dead stop. Premature twilight VER hear of a slen- tad settled over tee northland. E dang? Well, neither has Black clouds had begun to pile up practically every*body else. in the western "sky. ^_m^ Betty Field has, for ia Para- Ahead Wolfe made out a pin point of light, blinking at him through tbe mount's "Victory" mW» in bared branches of .hardwood trees. vading Dorothy Lamour's Hte evil tea tares broke into some territory and wearing one. thing that resembled a smile. A HOME Demonstration Agent It's a sort of glorified sarong, "WeB,. JBrTMountifc** he soIBd- ** wrote me the other day to say and the first day after the quized, "yotfve mushed your last that many of the women in her first batch of photos showing trail. Itê a pity, too, you beta* tta group bad made the spool shelves cream of the . Northwest police. described hi SEWING BOOK 3 and the lady ta it was released tee studio Smart, they said you was. Smart received 27 requests for the gar the end tables of spools in Book 5. enough to outfox Wolfe Peters. He "One member has an interesting ment • mjg&ffi 77'.1_P§iP%j'r fooled all the others,-so they picked on'you. Tough luck, 'old boy, 'cause collection of pitchers and would Sil *— §SI you're gonna join yûr buddies in like to make a corner whatnot for Fred Allen and Jack Benny are hades!" g||| them," the letter-continued. supposed to be the battlers & "Love Well, here it is ladies I With, tiie Thy Neighbor," Wolf* kicked off hte snowshoes, collection of pitchers all in place. but it seems to unslung his rifle and stepped off the Tht. skftrh givpg all nf the dimen- be Mary. Martin, trail*' Crouching low he circled the sions and instructions. The second teeir co-star, who campfire until he could get a Clear shelf from the bottom needs six te really tta vic view of it without having-hte vision holes. All the others have three tim, lite famous •obstructed by low-hanging branches. holes each. The design may be feudists battle The drama about to be enacted varied by using larger spools at, wite words. As was tee culmination of six months the bottom for the first spool above I for Mary, her of relentless trailing on the part of and below each* shelf. Use exten schedule tedudes LeSr 'SmSSTTTTSr. M7 P., and sion curtain rods to fit tiie holes being caught up Wolfe Peters' present victim. in the spools. A little glue be on a derrick hook Peters, most notoHpujToutlaw that tween spools makes tiie whatnot in a scene on a ever roamed tee north woods, had, Mary Martin • dock, ftslafg tossed rigid. Stain or paint, m - __Mi : following a series of daring crimes, • * . •-"SrSjgg ••^Sir __n___ - - tato the ocean and including two murder?, successfully NOTE: These homemaklng booklets ar* . a* service to our readers and No. 5 con having to swjm with all-tar clothes outwitted the mounties for more tains a description of the other numbers; on, being nearly strangled by Benny than two years."Tf- 7 _^ a* weU as 32 pages ot clever idea* with in one scene and manhandled by all direction* fully Illustrated. They wa Man after man had been sent tato SW each to cover cost and mailing. Send Allen ta another. the woods to get Wolf* Peters, only order to: - fflfs&Sti She does two dance routines, one to meet with a horrible fate—death of which Involves a lot of struggling, at the hands of the outlaw himself. MRS. BUTH WYETH SPEARS and another shot finds tar rolling It was uncanny the way Peters nrawer 1* around tbe back end of a wildly evaded capture, incredulous the way Bedford Hill* - g ;•,'.'.- . New York driven cab. Niee work tar a girl Little Doa smiled at big Den end asked pleasantly "Would yen like-to ask he outsmarted seasoned policemen, Enclose 10 eent* for each book Who. can keep audiences happy just me that again, Dad?" Hit father was honest enough to answer yes, and the quesinhuman the manner ta which he ordered. •" •'•gprgySB by singing! tion waa rt dealt with his victims. ; 'e^p Name ...... „,,.*,,,.„,.,.,„....;. • 2. -' * ;" "M^k By KATHLEEN NORRIS In desperation Sergeant Harrigan, Address ...... 7«..i...... you are, they had to set aside much In Hollywood, Burgess Meredith, POOR DISCIPLINE in charge of the Bear River more. W$i&'T~^ < * Pioneer. Pre$it| working ta "Second Chorus" with HE problem of badly- Kathleen Norris place* die blame sent fear .Lefty Small, veteran Promotion Is "How simple' Starting a business Fred Astaire and disciplined children is for ill-mannered children squarely mounty,. a crack shot experienced would be and how hazardous carry on the shoulders af their parents. Paulette God Toften only that, of-a bati- No child is perfect, tad the •best- woodsman and honored and loved DOHT BE BOSSED ing on an established one if all Helped Conquer dard, tad not yet ly-digciptine4 mother. mannered will have occasional by his companions. Small, Who bad BY YOUR LAXATIVE-REUeVK 'Secret' Key there is to do is to 'open shop,' and acquired a car. lapses.bui the consistently nuuthtj more than -aH&undred captures -to customers would come-a^running Nevertheless, a " Spoiled cWldrin grow up to er disobedient child is the result of his credit had retired from active COWSTWAtKWI THIS MOBERWI WWrV from other merchants. U* S. Frontier sign on a fence at be reasonable human.beings, poor training. Mis* Norris points out service. Sergeant itarrigan's ap • When you feel gassy, headachy, logyf that, such a child causes his parents due to clogged-up bowel*, do as tnilliotio "I doubt if 10 per cent of "your General Service At ten or twelve or even ear peal had stirred something-taside do—take Feen-A-Mint at bedtime. Neat lo success shame mid concern when he should prospective customers pass your By ELMO SCCg^JBAfSON studios carried of him that was a reflection of the morning — thorough, comfortable relief, store and see your sign and window. lier they come to their senses, be the source ef infinite pride and helping you itartr the day fiiH -pt yopr- Editor The Publishers' Auxiliary. ' the . w a r n 1 n g, fay. - MSM thrills he received in his younger ...EggajBteigLgteTi^-isoBffiteti*!^. realize that there ia no gain iMtml energy and pep, feeling Vita a ^TheTItffîrBBplsrbSeRW^ in spitting, screaming, figb-t- while on tiie trail. He had milliont Feen-A-Mint doesn't disturb "assign, "teey feel no personality, 'no lolling ta the sunshine In .front of served for Mr, hear efyth*'tativitioo of thi' | ..mmmMtajasap* _ human pull, no special information Meredith." irig, kicking when anything lovable little beings. "They can be east day. Try Fe*B-A-Mint, tha I Rapid Turnover in Busi a log cabin on tta river bank, lazily trained tato politeness and pleasant outlaw Peters, and almost welcomed of what you have to give them tor speculated en who was polling a That vacant disappoints them. Then they tiiis opportunity to go after him. gum laxative, 'youro.lt It tastes good, If • their patronage. Oh, yes, yotf go to ness. They Will tave their lapses, handy and economical...a family supply ness, Merchants Told. clumsy raft in midstream currents space, amid the, *nrgess Meredith ^Brely smile when" 'some Peters, too, had heard of Small costs only . church, join a lodge dr civic group ears, belonging to .. -.:..!^_rJ_WxFT7h.. of course. But If a mother can. steel and why he was aiming for their aunt or cousin, remember herself to a little heroism in the be-' and his prowess..'Ami for a time and thus you give lip service to pro side of the shore. As the traveler other stars, was.too much tor Mte* he became more cautious in his FEEN-A-MINT ToT By MERLE THORPE motion. But you must figure eta Goddard. 8* she filled tta vacancy ing nursery days, says half- ginning; if she is not afraid to es Editor of Nation's Business, succeeded in reaching his objective tablish a tew rules of conduct she movements when ta learned, that tiie ways to induce all prospects to try —a-large stump handily by a nar with a brand new meter scooter, amusedly, "My, but you were eld man had taken up his trail. f?*,T Careless With Life A wise and successful business out your geeds and services: You decorated with ribbons aad equipped Will win tor herself some of tta hap man once said to me: fSllllllgll row atrip of sand, the idlers sat up the spoiled baby!' piest years a woman can know.'2j^j| Soog Peters became aware of his . There is nothing of which men*' must consider this as important as with a tattle of iodine, Jwd te caa* pursuer's proximity. . It was then are so fond, -and withal so care "Big business te without excep any other phase of your undertak- There was a crude little handpress of accident. School and contact with other chil All the baby authorities tell young tion a little business grown up. Only dren are elements that quickly edu mothers teat no child should be fed that he put tato execution the .crafts less, as life. .TBIl ing.-:^g^fe :...-. of wood ami iron, a strong-box tied ''^-n.-JH •:•.:•_ -MM a few smtfll enterprises ever become with leather throngs jingling with cate toe spoiled child. He or she for. more toan 20 minutes. When ta manship that had outsmarted "Turnover te tee life-blood'of any Small's predecessors. Cleverly big. Why? There te no difference business. A $10,000 stock ought to the sound of metal type; two "ink It's been quite a while since wants tota popular, wants to ta Wte begins to dribble out tee spinach, te tta *«-^**"iq"e.^âch^tegs, dto* ers," (deerskin balls stuffed with Brenda Marshall couldn't have any the rest; teacher has no time tor or play with the bottle, or work food manipulating his snowshoes the out* turn over three times a year. $30,000 law confused bis trail in a manner plays, sells, watches charge ac ta sales warrant from $900 to ?l,500 won! and attached to wooden han- dress teat she wanted, but the suc individual tantrums and sulks. about in hte mouth In tta manner counts, establishes credit, is cour a year le advertising. Stocks won't dles) and unbdle after bundle of pa cess toat made that possible also Mama may go on indulging dear descijtajjfby "tta_j_&gaBtliig word that would fiWfl thrt mftKt IHHtrOTlBd teous, tries to render a service to stood to her way the other day when woodsmen. Then he crossed tta turn unless there is effort' The ad per. The onlookers gazed at the little Cecil or Mabel tor a few ySars, "sloshing," he is having a goodJtfme Read This Important Message! customers. There is one crucial dif ditional $1,000 ta sales nets mare cargo, then at each other. "We are she* teB in love with a frock and tat life Isn't as tender as Mama.* at your expense. If you have' the smooth isurface ofKtb.e Little Bear, then couldn' t tave ltr|pl"ag7fq| Do_yon dread UvfO. "tryiHg years" (88 to ference in QW degree of emphasis than tee flrst $10,000. Overhead re- certainly"goto* to ha Ve us a news And It Is.the punishment of the un courage to stop "right then and re concealed himself on|'toe opposite 82)7 Ate yoa getting moody, cranky and the successful business places upon paper,**^ Old Settler drawled. The dress wa* designed ter tar to disciplined mother that tar. own fuse him all food until the next fee* shore, and waited, -.-{n.tatir -latex NERVOUS! Do you tear hot flashes, Weak ening dizzy spellsT Are you jealous of atten one practice. That is promotion. "That's Juist what we've been needta' wear ta Warner Brothers* "East of child comes to regard tar 'softness ing time, you won't have to repeat Small appeared for a moment on tions oth« women getf THEN LISTEN— file considers almost first tee meth here tor a right smart spell." fe; the Elver," aad die liked It so much with Indifference and contempt. the process more than three times. the other side and vanished tato the These symptoms often result trom female ods of getting more customers—and functional disorders. So start today and take On tributaries of the great Mis- ttat she - wanted to have it copied No, it's never a child's fault that One reason why many of us grew woods. ^S^j7'fe^^^>îi^S famous Lydia,E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com holding them. Observe the buil- stesippi, or to boom-town* border- MT tar own wardrobe. But the pro it te not trained, ttat it is allowed to strength and stature years age Wolfe smiled to himself/ waited: pound. For OTOT SO year* Pinkham's Com nesses around you and see- if' Fm was-because our mothers, with ten. thirg' minutes arid took uji the-pur- pound has helped hundreds of thousands of tag the Great /Plains; In .mining duction office turned thumbs down. to make a perfect, pest of itself, : grateful womcnrto'gu '-sisUfngthnf* dlflleulfe suit . . . " * " .7 camps or the cattle country the ad Ibe reason was ttat she is a target that it spits out food, screams when eight seven children to raise, didn't days. Pinkham's tai helped calm unstrung not right^^pi^lSsI have any time tqwaste on our infant There would be a good deal of Mm and lessen annoying female time. vent of tee printing press "was the for cameras wherever she gees. Mother leaves tiw room for a mo Usual "irregularities." On* of the mott iff oo- That Was years ago. I have ob vagaries. Besides that, anyone who satisfaction, thought Peters as he served. I'm ready to go him a step symbok.of civilization. Dismantled The dress might ta copied by fash- ment^ interrupts, te untruthful, tea "aataoa'sf' toaie*. Tr* at tlon bootleggers, and tta style teases, answers" rudely, disobeys, wanted a second'helping of pudding crawled toward tiie brightly burn further and say that the main rea 'into pobks for mules to carry, or ing Are, to send this flower of the crowded on the t^xl of a Conestega wouldn't ta new whea the picture destroys. Scone children do aB2ot tad to make brisk "Work of the flrst aT*7J7Belytag oa Others son most small businesses that do helping. Puddings, in the nineties, Mo^t«Hl-to joto hte younger hroth- not get ahead is the lack of appre wagon—the press arrived, wite tiie 1* released. these * things naturally; aS children He who relies on another's tabla do some of them. It te entirely a" vanished more quickly toan thfey do ers. No fool*like an old fool, he ia apt to dine late-7'*"**' ciation of, or lack of ability te pro- types and paper, and tee owner • tt: grunted. * - -Jlfllll thereof was a westward-taring fron question of the mother's willingness today, when we all pamper aad coa^t MwtetJ^^K-^y'T^^^^^^'t If "- the war news ta your daily and flatter small appetites too touch Wolfe brought up behind a fallen Now "promotion" to some has a tier editor. Hard on his heels, as y to train teem that decides how long paper and on tta radio means a tot sucb habits shall endure. -^_pjl_g log and rested his rifle On the sur*. bad flavor. But I us* it te tee dic a rule, cam* the pioneer preacher, to you you'll certainly want to aa* A. Core tat -Rud«ieterT*^3 face. He sighted along tiie barrel tionary meaning, to encourage, to together with the school master. Many- and many a mother loses ThatNaîn^ th* new March of Time, "On For through' her own weakness the ex "The one thing of .which we had at the figure erquch^d over tit* fire, move forward, to provide the incen The Press helped to conquer the eign Newsfronts." It shows'taw to cure our child was rudeness," twenty feet away. He paused an tive. Promotion ta a business is quisite joy of her children's flrst Backache wilderness. Dixon Ryan Fox, pres U. S. newsmen ar* covering the big years. ' Tbey are to tar a constant writes a Kentucky mother. "Don instant. Vaguely he knew a certain known technically as merchandis ident of the New York State His gest news story In modern history-!- was an adorable, well-beh,aved baby, vain prideat thus having outwitted May Warn of Disordered ing. * jBpg^^lli annoyance and responsibility, with JS'gSr' Kidney Acttoj(ft|£i torical society, has written: tells how mot like H. V. Kalten -birief moments of pride and affection but at six he returned from his pri the smartest man that ever wore -.-" Helping a Business Man.'.____ born WMe .pf2ftl*-_X**x* Germany-. mary school ruder and noisier and the red and gold of-the. Mounted. _- Itodam life with Its hurry and worsy: ~ I talkedf "with I business man ita* _.nm„'.The printing press te a locial ^ .scattCTfâlong the harct tojhgryears Irregular habit*. tai|*lll^s* Willi* |uJ instrument, especially when ia. II runotfli HiiTlm j of this first year 'of their hves. She has not the cour holder evar***"* dayT. We didn't mind It was in that moment of evil ela drinking—its risk of exposure and infec other day who thought I could help of World War H from the viewpoint the boldness and noise, but to get a tion that a twig cracked just behind tion—throws heavy strain on tiw woifc him. He said ta wasn't doing so tbe regular production of a age to deny the howling five-months el th* kidneys. Thar are apt to hssunie newspaper it keeps tta diary of of toe men who report it to the old baby as a mid-mea! tee feeding surly impatient answer from our toe Outlaw. Peters glanced over his orer-taxad and tail to filter excess acid WeB. - He had recently set up in bwri- Americsn people, aad-i«hows why adored bS0. that psoplejhdn t respond puts a "sign" ta hte local paper and community wito general and re said bad worked a miracle wite her around, but dropped his rifle as m*Wea M gratrfw users everywheto. a* he expected, teat gave me my sponsible assurances of support, athletes are "susceptible, as Babe discipline a six-months old baby far sons. It was just to give the child SttemtitCtktorl W/Mi whines about ite being charity or Ruth used .to prove when ta never more effectively than a good sound Small made a threatening move eue^Mm^ SS WS unnecessary expense. The mer as a minister, or a teacher te warning toat a requestor command ment with-tee ptetofcTT&Sî^lfS "How much did you set aside for "called.* Each risked not only went out to left field or returned whipping or' denial of the circus will was to ta mil*. chant spends time In preparing each without -kicking second base on tiie influence, a five-year-eld tyraat^.^ "Tricked at your .own game," the promoting this new« venture?** I week on paper what ta would say his time and effort but the. cap "We tried It, and our problem policeman taunted. "Kind of hurts' DOAN SPILLS asked. _g_§S5]|pl__i to 1^000 prospects if ta called upon ital tied up in an extensive and A Mean Disposition. vanished Into tain air ta less than a the vanity, eh, Wolfe?" cumbersome equipment No Burns and Allen are no exception. week. Before asking Don anything, . He looked at me blankly. AM. 3 them personally. He makes it the Not long ago a four-year-old boy Peters cast a frightened glance WNU—W 40—40 I explained. "Here you have ev flrst tarn on his weekly calendar. pioneers needed more eourage Burns never approaches tiie micro visited us. Otadienee was ao part or interrupting him in any way, his behind him. The figure was still erything to take care ef customers. As definite a chore as opening up to fane disappointment than this phone wittant touching ate left toe of bis plan,. It took hte mother flv* father or I would say mildly. Dim, crouched over- the fire 20 Itat away. Beyond Help - eflll But what provision sad thought bave in tta morning or sending out hte vangukrd . of editor-publisher* to the bottom of Artie Shaw'* music hours daily to coax teree meals into I am going to ask you tea minute, Small laughed and produced a set Too late the bird cries out when you given to getting tta customers bills on the first ot the month. And moving on their own frontiers stead. Grade always sits aa tiie him. Meat tad to ta- cut tew; then if you realize ttat it is bedtime, and of handcuffs. BSsi it is caught. to com* ta and give you a trial? the cost of sending this personal in just behind that bt tb* home- right side of tiie stage aad has two il was tta fine. Was there another I would like a gentle answer.' Ot, "Kind of wondering what it's .all Do you tiiink that when teey happen vitation toto tta homes of possible makers ,%S)_ Henoes of tta civil chair*, one to sit on aad the other chop? Milk had to be warmed; ttan 'Don; when I ask you if you want about, eh, Wolfe? Well, tiffs is one down this way they ate going to customers ta includes not as an ex state ta less than of te* battle for tar script. This latter chair te it was too warm. Twice to 24 hours more steak „please:-gay yes or no trick you haven't learned yet, drop te just because you are pense, but as an investment as im field, these men bore a close re- always turned so that Ite back Is to he screamed tar a tatt hour. He got nicely and quietly.* smart at you are,'" Just to- sat a new store? Out of curiosity? D© portant and necessary a* the same lation to tee American progress tt* audience. She'* never missed hold of matches. _ fta threw • kitten "From fie..first trial this worked isfy your .curiosity, *'ll tell you you trade that way? Perhaps, some amount invested ta goods oa tiw and. te*y worked lu the elation - this arrangement to seven years, and tato tta pool. He cut aa angle out like a charm* It never Once failed,- teat I happened to know what you et public servifte.**'?^; on* disgruntled wite his preient tbtomf^S lP& ^ judging by tar success jt most ta a of the screen of a door.7He shrieked ejecept when Big Donald and I failed. were up to when you balled up your merchant may 'give you a trial' The frontier era of American bis- good oae, until his father gave to, and swung Ihatead oil impatient rudeness, the frail tack there. I let you think Many successful business men are him much too high in die, swing. He Alt trade'does not float around, hit- called, but tew are chosen. Tta toy te long since erased. But in •...m-m.!! ^ child began to listen and to consider. I swallowed tta tatt and then rigged or-miss. It must have a reason. villages and cities today there are Dinah Store, lately with tee wanted every child's -toy; he sat He is stiB a* wild |(i an Indian up this plan of my own.TSleyea't buying public stands ready te re guarding them jealously. His small when he is witii the other boys. But ...—j—— 'pimaateg-Pp- Pmgmc—-——- spond -to- personalityv real eerviee, agitata who.sssjsaxxsiag.mtlte..tefc.. f-humtw Mnaf«. Rff«*tety <__ LftWftT SOm\-My9iS ueafu wat trick,. OaE'tenw*. "Now, you appreciate this a little ditions of tee pioneers in journalism. Baste street that solemnly spoofing face ateeady"wear¥*a*meaii. sly, sus «~ Sotta -I -"have "SB^r; lehCSfran tog a fire and then^ biStracKhiir to expert buying, Ibe opportunity picious expression, Tjpsi when you put up a sign, and dress may ta there. Ihe storekeeper is Examine tee country press for evi swing program, and with tee Re- again. 73f3K2 see what happens, Wolfe? No, I your window. But you let it atop there, waiting, but the public doesn't dence that there are newspaper* vuers. Will be on tta new Eddie Can He will, probably grow to ta a niee "Last night" tta letter ends, "hte guess you haven't That man up there. You have not faced tta nec know and te woefully Indifferent to which "keep th* diary of tta com tor program that starts ta October. enough boy, when he has teamed father happened to speak to him there isn't a man at all. If* my essary item, as necessary as rent finding out Tta storekeeper takes munity," tee day-by-day report of A bachelor ot arts from Yanderbilt some bitter lessons at school. Les abruptly and Inconsiderately. Uttie parka, thrown over a log of wood." &a*t fyn&Mcticab. or Ught or beat, die item of encour too literally the Emersonian fiction life* death, love, business—-th* in university, she's takes her singing sons not ih tiw books, But mean Don smiled at big Don and asked Small snapped ea the handcuffs aging customers to come to. Suc teat the people will leant to some tensely human aad simple accounts seriously since she was ten—now while tee attitude of his parents te pleasantly, ,*$rould you like to.ask and resheathed hte revolver.. cessful merchants after they are es mysterious way ot the better mouse cf American anergic*. she's cashing la on ber persever MI* of shame and concern, and it me that again, Dad?' Hte father was "Let's go up to the fire, Wolfe. tablished set aside from 2 to 5 per trap, and ta waits. The merchant, These editor-publishers, like their ance. A lot of people don't want seems a great pity teat what could honest enough to answer yea, and Pm an old mta and can't stand this cent ed their sales to be spent ta ea tiie other hand, loses no time ta forerunners who risked lives and for* to hear "Orchids ot Remembrance" be tta source of Infinite pride and tta question was repeated. It cold without my parka. What's teat holding their old customers and at telling te* people' about ths bet taws te tiw westward march, stiB again unless she sing* it, because cf joy to teem te destroyed. seemed te me ttah teat att teree of saying about «o foof like an old tracting new ones by advertising. ter mousetrap, tee he realizes that "work in th* elation of public serv tiw way she did tt recently on West* For children can be made Into us tad learned ip*V8luable lesson, one?" He grtajayl and prodded HOTEL ST. FRANCIS and I pass it along." j gg| . When they wear* getting started, as time te money. Spp ice." MW Ihghous*'* "Musical Americana.' well-behaved, happy, self-amusing, Wolfe Peters toward the 9t*.MM UNIONTQUARI Friday October 4, 1940 LAS VEGA8 AGE IL Page Eleven Rest in Bed Velveteen Spotted Fkac, PlaidJv «*»k Me Jlnother Important in / *Big Three* in College Vote £ A Qenerai Quiz Influenza Cure mmmm~m~.m«mm.-.m. _-_ oJ^° Of. By CHERIE NICHOLAS The Questions ^7 By &*. JAMES W. BARTON 1. Approximately bow long is lured, but it's very smart in one (Released hy Western Newspaper Union.) the Panama canal? color, toOj. The-tero versions look 2. How many innings Waa the so different that you'll really get URING the 1918 and 1919 longest major league baseball two fashions out of this ene pat D 'flu epidemic I happened game ever played? tern. Gingham, linen, percale and to he senior medical officer 3. During what war did fiie Brit chambray are pretty for this. of a large military hospital ish complete the conquest of Can Make ft up, later on, in wool crepe ada from tha French? or challis. -S^L^JA-Z PsaS and was in a 4. Bas the South Magnetic pole position to TODAY'S ever been reached by man? flijli Pattern Ko, 876S is designed tor state watch the effect 6. 8. 10, IS and 14 year*. Size S require* 5. What p&rt of tiie edible por _ yard ef 35-lnch material tm short of different HEALTH tion of the average watermelon Is sleeved waist portion, 1% yards for skirt types of treat water? pipp Send older te: /wfti-'<-p-t|ll every soldier was 5. Approximately 92.4 pet cent. wheat or grasses grouped St the % teaspoon baking powder T^M checked over daily T$. William Hemy Harrison, who center of your festive board. Little *4 teaspoon salt and those with influ died one month after his inaugura dolls dreSsed ta overalls.and aprons % cup sugar enza were placed ta tion. 7TIIS1- llll make amusing favors. . 1 teaspoon vanilla hospital a day or two includes a dor %blfe httle sooner. It was this 7. In China fortunes are told by Farmer ta the dell, blindman's j j % cup cake flour afternoon dresses in fas reading the lines on the soles of 1 cup jelly getting tee patient cinating colors. , The buff, puss ta corner, and tbe never into hospital "a day the feet as well as the markings to*'be forgotten game of charade*7~ * Break the eggs tato a bowl and stojsesTre showing little on the palms of tiie hands. or two sootier" that 7*Hveteen classics, so- Maybe your furniture Ant old. ta which the participants can give allow them to warm to room tem • 8. Some 2,000 people in the Unit s perature. Then combine eggs with Dr. Batten brought about early called because they are " P_i»t'prh\*Y*mt_r ^_ their all in dramatic acting,, are tra recovery and pre ed States are either killed or in ditional juvenile game favorites that baking powder and salt Set the HIS college girl fashion picture style* with such exquisite simplicity. jured by lightning each year. Of _$j__Wi underneath.... |__^? bowl of eggs in a vented the dangerous complications T_. bids fair to be largely a matter jrls best to buy tote type, for te CCHOOL girls witt lave to wear Why don't you O-Cedar It? are likely to giyethe gfbwn-up con —broncho-pneumonia ahd pneumo those killed, the annual average is tingent an equally, gdod time. You Smaller , bowl In of gay velveteen and gorgeous "shows off" costume jewelry tote* about nine men to each woman. ^ this pretty frock—and it's so nia. These two ailments, not influ plSIds—and we are going to see-just 'nth degree of glamour. Velveteen Why don't yoa go and get a bottle of may want to do a little bit of folk which you have 9. By the house of representa- very becoming to all of them! gwwiiwO-Ceoar Polish... and hurry'home poured hot water. enza, were responsible for most "oodles" of leopard and other Spot- can be very informal white it dancing, Wjtjb* tee* old time fiddler, •Uve$,/s_>jg$z_W3m* Bill Flared at th,: e skirt, wide at the and have a circus? Firtt, it chant the chairs tiie pianist,- and even an accordton- With a dover beat- - "^deaths:.' —''•-?-"—; — r—- taf-farsr n^ Hug^-ihair whats* »Cfe|)*ie*;"--eunning jflgketo »** w*d* | KhtmldaCT,'. ,3wdgn Wo. • 8783 fllla of if that look gbad when worn wite 4v. Columbia river, . i^ttbI^gîaig three" so conspicuously pres imply no reference to the state of allowing pastry to extend 1 inch be cure In the majority of cases. Un For afternoon affairs wijth more or yond edge- of plate. Fold- edge back 1 cup mi^k ent ta the college girl fashion pic tiw weather, the complexion of discovered' or negledted, this men less formal gowns It will be looked ture. In fact the vogue for spotted the admirable blonde you observe to form rim. Fill wite cherry mix / 1 teaspoon vanilla extract upon admirifigly and will be , cov < Cream butter and add sugar -grad tal ailment sends more patients to fur coats and accessories te devel Seven-Months* Funeral - in the contiguous seat, nor even Hotel ture. Moisten edge ot pastry with taantal hospitals than any other sin eted by every girl present^flg-j cold water; arrange lattice of pastry ually. Add egg and mix well. Add oping tato almost an epidemic The greatest funeral procession to the quality of the service vouch gle ailment. I am referring to de- Ihe story of velveteen as iyslun- among the smart young set in history was that of tiw third TEMPLE SQUARE strips across top.. Flute rim with fruit mixture. Mte and sift'eH dry safed by this philanthropic corpo Oppadte Honnen Tempi* ingredients and add alternately with -mentia precox, tee ailment where folding in the season's fashion ivents (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) Tashi Lama, spiritual ruler of ration. I merely alluded in a fingers. Bag* in a hot oven (450 the individual lives really fowyferoa- ' H3GHLT BECOMMENDEO jlfegreesJ^to minutes, thetl dt'1'iuat.e tee" itiflfc and ranlila exiract. Place Tibet, who died ta, Peking in 1781 manner perhaps tacking in delica one life amid those about htm and while visiting tiieemperor of Chir Rates $150 to ptXt heat to moderate (350 degrees) and batter in three well-greased layer* cy, but not fit conciseness, to tiie It's a mark ef distinction to stop [caker-pansr . Bake' BT~aîHoaSfSS the . other _ titerwta—a„»orle h at hia na, The cortege of thousands of monetary obligation set up by "baker 80 minute* toageiTiK|gi;Tp ^Knitted Sleeves I Fullneîrf Skirts — monks, dignitaries, soldiers and • -St Ibil beaullrHrliosteliy Rich Drop Doughnuts. oven 1999 degrees) for approximate own.™ /"*••'.<*« "jRsarpTesssHee™fir1liiB~car and aug- EBNEST C. BOSSITEB, M«r. ly 39 minutes. Wben cool, put lay ' 'Ne Favorites' at Home. cooks, with hundreds of camels gest that you liquidate.*' (Makes XVe dozen) Variously Positioned carrying supplies, made the 2,400- a-eggs MM ers together with boiled icing to What must parents,' teachers and At this point the passenger whteh chopped dates and raisins physicians do to. prevent' the - de- While a slim silhouette te tee goal mile journey from Peking to emerged from his trance. —S tahlpspnona sugar ^^^Wi7 _. •- have been added. Then" ice wite the vg.1i^^«-^^mpfH»ntla fM»aet«^ to of the materlfe' of designers, e-this Tashi-lhunpo on toot, .over-high Inquire Within ' 2 tablespoons shortening (melted) does not mean there is entire ab> mountain passes and tbroughjrag- - Heart's Envoy - ...ilft.'4o.yaustlio.som:riKQoc|ii.ft^ plain boiled icing. p||pU)1#s«**vjv.i.i children and young adults? W__^. I 2 cups flour ^%v"-t, T^SSTKiîliî^rab^saaSwfl? and ask your heart what tt doth Cbe**tete Nut Oingetlircail. f —The—eHate -of ~Brs; —Bdwar^-Tlfcr •senee-ef-ftateess.-Hie-fB.ct-te "that —•Mr-teaspoog"s*it--^ •• flj'fvr—•'•" e""7 % cup butter -%*|p|§ Streaker and Francis J. Braceland, desigaei;* are managing to tntror [eight daya,—Collier'a. the heart.—Lyly. llllill 2 teaspoons baking powder Institute ot the Pennsylvania Hospi due* fullness for ease of action with : % teaspoon nutnjeg I _Tj. 7 Ira 1 cup brown sugar « UtinOst Ingenuity. A panel of full 2 ottoces^bcolate "(melted) :^T2 tal, to the Kiiladriphla number of S tablespoons nfiS^pS Clinies of North America, says:' ness at the side front springing from Beat eggs until very light, and 2 eggs *W!S£~ .J-^-^*^— under a clever pocket, a few gather gradually beat la ibe sugar. a_UT i% cups cake flour. - > Prevention must be intensively ings at each side oi the front and a melted shortehingT "Sift; "together the 1% teaspoons baking powaer , cultivated during childhood, snd ev deliberate bringing of fulness to tee 2 teaspoons ginger ery child who presents dementia flour, sab, baking powder aad nut A t direct front are some of the maneu meg, and add to tee gist mixture al Vi teaspoon cloves— precox symptoms—"good," ' aueet, vers being made in the newer fash* ternately wite the milk. Drop from Vs teaspoon salt JtSSvifc^T "shy," "reserved," "difficult" "usf tens. • ^lillt Iplll a teaspoon tato deep fat heated to % cap milk i^^^&^fe sociable," "seclusiye," etc*—sfaouH i % cup nut meats (chopped fine) be suspected. . Ibe new side move involves the 375 degrees, and -fry until, well fastening of coats'* and dresses. browned. Drain on unglazed paper. Cream butter thoroughly and add In tee horn* "parents must play no favorites," either in rewards or There te no end to the cunning with Sprinkle with confectioner's or pow the sugar slowly. Add melted choco- |which this ne-vy-.ttnm of affairs te be* dered sugar..' --Jg|7 - '" tjpj n< punishments. Ibe 7 extra ability or FAMOUS \ i ----- ^î^z-P**^ • " *gg*. sociability of brothers or sisters tag ."eplofted. The new to-bne-side GfVg/VlETHe SpT7 t ~»t Spiced Cider. HSi * I f/X one at a time, fastening of • coats is especialy in- STRATOSPHERE I ->.- -2-quarts eider ...îtjB&Tw'* $f__^ beating wefl. Sift should not be pointed out.Vâ SL0WER-6URNING T*ttttetorown sugar dry iiigredients . jpgrsonally- I believe the biggest terasttog. -^^^mi^^M^^^m FUER tTjfsP B-ihch stick Cinnamon and add alter factor Jto preventing dementia pre ClSARETTe EVER/ 6 whole cloves nately with toe cox is group games, where tee 1 teaspoon allspice HHH [milk, beating be youngster has to "give and take.* New P-njte'Adoptjjj W_ FOR EXTRA '-..-.pptrpmm wat »ugar te eider; tween each addition. Add nut met. ts. There is ne "*royal" road ter hhn S MIUWES*. IUKBW-. place in kettle and let Simmer over Bake as a loaf cake in a moderate to tread when he is playing or mix Knitted accents on your iweeus 'Patriotism'Themes heat (not boil) for 15 mteute*. Strain oven (350 degrees) for approximate ing with others. .; _ -^M$PM and other wool fashions are beirjg . Tb* craze tor patriotic themes i* 5J2* MitoNES8 trie OTHER EXTRAS and serv* hot ta small glasses. Add ly 45 minutes. Serve wite whipped interpreted ta clever ways this fall. fashion's realm reflects ta the sea a little grated nutmeg, if desired. " cream, sprinkled wite cinnamon, or QUESTION BOX Attractive" little wool frocks Often son's newest prints. Ia washgoodi IN CAMELS, TOO Baked Item. with chocolate fudge Icing. have fancy hand-knitted pockets to sections the -stars and stripes art 1 whole ham is|fc|,Magic Fruited Macaroons. - Q,—w*hat causes ringworm on the gether with collars and cuffs. Insets floating throughout : cleverly pat 1 teaspoon whole cloves §|| ' •' (Makes about SOfc'.rv'"- head or face? eft knitted motifs are among tee terned cottons, linens," broadcloth: 1% cups sweet cider % cup -sweetened cdttdensed milk TW____P 9% dee to a vegetable para- noveKuses, tind -teey certaigly add ahd spun rayon^. Such motifs as 1% cups brown sugar 2 cups coconut (shredded) ^fc .eyhe treattaent'l* to use prep an•'•-attractivia- feature to- the new dags,, eagles, military emblems anc **la5-s--_iiaî-i «T UK "IXTIIW WITH SLOWER-BURNIHO glpS-- CUP orange juice - 1 cup dates (chopped fine) . -|fl||| aration* te kffl *m\a parasite. dresses and blouses and coats. In the like are patterning washable Wipe bam wite a damp cloth and Mix together the sweetened con Q.—Can arthritis be caused by to* picture a vers' 'modem suit of weaves In artful attractive manner handsome green twsed has knitted For scarfs and blouses and acces place ta an uncovered roaster,* Ate densed mUk and coconut Add finely tobdl m\t\\âWu "Hoin. am_^___[^*L*mmS»- side ita. Roast toa miry slow oven chopped dates. Drop by spoonfuls 1. A.—Lack et vitamin BI ta food te sleeves. A cleverly i or ed skirt aad sory items, jhere is a series of shin* 300 degrees) allowing 25 minutes on greased baking sheet about 1 new considered *. cause or partial matching tweed bag contribute dis rayon crepe weaves that are mor per pound of., ham. About *j_ hour inch apart Bake to a moderate tinguishing style touches. ^ tatHguing. ta this class you wil* CAMELS cause Of arthritis. Feeds rich to «TW SHORES m PACKI before th* ham has finished baking oven <350, ttegrees), 10 minute*, or vitamin B-l are Mver, bacon, leafy Ate* popular is a one-piece knitted find tee. American eagle, the Amer Wte from oven. Remove skin and until ' a ' delicate orowA Remove vegetables, buttermilk; yeast tettew dress with a flared skirt topped by a lean Sag on a starry ..ground aac 'THE CIGARETTE OFII pour off all excess fat Cook cider from pan at once. and peanut*. . aardigan style* -eaateA^mMM even the Statue ef Liberty. and sugar together to thick syrup (Bftteased Sv ***' i ->-h Newspaper Union.) Wl- COSTLIER TOBACCOS^ Page Twelve LAS VE-6A8 AGE IAFriday , October 4, 1940 53«3SSmSSa9WiW«3S»S! '3 trttwwe 3§ie Hon* Rider Guilty ^_ I .Houses .for- Poor 'f/.f^m_ SPEAKING OF If Isn't always necessary to have Benjamin Mason, Philadelphia 90 horsepower under the hood to Negro, on relief, Won $180,000 in aa. drive in a reckless manner. A Irish sweepstakes, and promptly took SPORTS Boulder -man had-only one horse Ms winnings and put them into a CARMEN power vehicle under him when he housing project for 71 families, thus By FRANK a SPEARMAN ©Frank H. Spearman WNU Service By ROBERT McSHANE drew such a charge. Biding a horse, replacing a slum blocfc-jThe Hous __*-•' CHAPTER XIV—Continued "Wben Senor Bowie went away what happened after you and Tere tically convinced that Bowie was lilinnd by WMNIB Nwnpapar Union he was accused of behaving so Reck ing aethority advanced tea re llll I • **$____& everybody missed him/' cita were stolen so horribly?" hero of her greatest childhood ad «M?a*jft.M.*nws<.,<&.^'.«.î "T: like Don Vicente She's tiie sweetest old creature to . ."Sanchez," exclaimed Bowie sud or 245-pound players who are just as SLIGHTLY USED BEAUTIFUL New Class Now Btaftlns the world.".... gn&j. £^|JiW_*i 8 HOLER BARBER COLLEGE JJ0& ~- - so much. Of Course, he Is much old- denly, "say only this to Senorita SPINETTE HANG ;M Barber tools furnished On new plan. Carmen, j Be careful—say it when Can be purchased at a Greatly Reduced Price ITS Recent Street Salt Lake City. Utah er. But he is wealthy. And of such Carmen, with her maid and Mon and on Very Reasonable Payment*. a fine family. ' They ought to be ica, left tee stage at Monterey. Pe she is alone. Say: I hunger for Write immediately to Ip^JP very happy together," she sighed. dro met them wite horses and a strawberries." j - GLEN BROS. MUSIC CO. SODA FOUNTAINS** "Do you mean to say that they earreta for the baggage for Guada Sanchez stared. The message was 74 So. Mobs St. sitt u&« atr. u t*h WE have a fair repossessed .soda fountains are engaged to be married?" "de lupe.' They reached home late. the strangest. But the .shining gold and fountain *S6ols, etc. Also a few used manded her mUch-nettled escort. It was Monica's first visit to "Ihe coin laid to his hand was quite com HOTELS loa cream cabinets and compressors, all - ., „.Aunt Ysabel spoke guardedly and northern rancho. She was welcome prehensible. He repeated his lesson •bus. Call 3-58M or write W. H. Bints until Bowie was satisfied he.bad it When IS RENO. NEVAUA. «op at IS. -^r—OmrtW Vt. SafflgSTBgrEata' n__. TOMe — ratoer losfrrto be =the more irnpras* .because 1^ liereteng and faithful ^_^^mWmtj^^*AAetttdj_t^B. HOTEL GOLDEN—Reno", larewl and ôoc foaling -tab*, QVOr b*r »* Sh. »»y.***%' f>f'.**»* Wwirya pitl-pr Indiana—^tsee* Nebraska, Iowa, INEXPENSIVE MEALS— veti*. ' " paired hej^lslon—but not her appe .once for nun, w tean> everyming; Northwestern and Ohio State on con but the sequel might "be- dreadfully ûtd listened. She scrupled even to The 1940 rush may break all rec Th* best (ood la tatt Lake Is served by tite for seeing everything and hear listen — it seemed like forbidden ords, both among tee coUeges and secutive week-ends. That schedule , Tta MAYFLOWER CAFB ~-4^^î - CHAPTER XV - __% ing everything.—Stl* was as keen embarrassing, Then tee happier may lick the He&slers. at 154 South Matn—POPULAR PRICED thought occurred teat grizzly old fruit; Siyfc ilk* forbidden mat vWy "tee" prog. Sport remains the big Luncheons, Dinners and Ssndsishes as ever.' Moreover, she bad s fund sweet. JgrejSgl ccTifc^^^ mind distractor and footbaU leads Summer passed at Guadalupe of interesting' anecdotes-and remi Ben Pardaloe might know some It was Henry Bowie, she knew ell other competitions to this rp- The Two-Man Gang without the hoped-for improvement niscences—at least, Carmen found thing, perhaps everything. -Sill r CHEMICAL ANALYSIS in Don Ramon's health. Potty con The longer she pondered, the more for certain. None but a madman spectT^JS I * • ,' ' Tommy Harmon and Forest Eva- her intensely interesting and often I can't recaU|when .the coUege shevskl, Michigan's Two-Man Gang, .Wheat tested for protein JI.00. Chemical tributed to 7his illness. Dr. .Doane kept Monica in her bedroom at night she felt sure that to him she must would have essayed that song on # te* rancho at. midnight He had game had so many, strong teams— are tit* mainstays in the Wolverines'. analysis of Foods. Stock and Poultry Feeds. •told Dona Maria. "When political to listen to ber stories. turn. Whatever titer* was of fact in PETERSON LABORATORIES IS* Rooms—Sta Baths • «S.M ta HJta 'conditions grow better, so an hon- Monica's story might be learned ridden hard all day to 'sing late at scattered aU over the map—CorneU, bid ter conference latirels. Their Family Booms foe 4 awmaa - • Like most old people, Monica rosi schedule calls for conference games 3955 80. State St. Salt Lake City. Utah est man **n keep hia..bouse .te trap him. Fired by-her shock and •_nigh t T^^B^^K -Prteceton, Fordham, Tennessee, Al* Air Cooled Loanro aa* Lobby early—much earlier than the house* abama, Tulaner-Texas A, andMMbr wite Illinois, Minnesota, Northwcst- GrW Bases , Cstss t**e. .toa. peace,** Said tee doctor, "he witt hold. But she had the freedom of *fAT0NGlCTl5r uncertainty, unable to sleep that—StSome saacknowledgment up to bea/ tan dah though* mustt Sdhthern Methodist Ohio State, Min ern and Ohio State.- One thing In Home al / improve/*l|tl|p!R|| &$__ the house as well a* of the serv night so distrait nest day that Dona . Rotary — Bstahls BiimalUsi But condition* did not grow bet make. Ste tiptoed gt^nK^f H Iw. nesota, Michigan, Notre ' Dame, Michigan** favor Is the veteran "1*1- HARD OF HEARING T No neeS to be hani. ants' quarter* and wandered freely Maria chided h*r, yet tortured by capped most lonser. The Vacsum Tab* f«h..Ti OMIIWMH J1I Mg— ter. They grew worse. The help 4 dresser, found * candle, lighted it Southern* California, Washington, ent available for bott ends, both where she would.* ' her conviction that Monica was guard* and center. John Nicholson Acoustleon can help yoa.—Write for frat jj rhamhw af Caw •eras aa* M Clab less women at Guadalupe gradually right and determined to resolve her and crept toward her window. AU Duke, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebras demonstration. No. obligatloa. "-S^X-it On a morning that Carmen long that Bowie saw was a white arm ka, L. S. U.. Texas, T. C. U„ Geor and Ed Fruitig wiU be on die flanks, ao resigned themselves to demands remembered Monica gave ber a doubts. Carmen made an excuse the ACOUSTICON INSTITUTE Hotel Ben Lomond and raids that tbey grew almost ap slowly attended and a lighted can gia Tech and Santa Clara. And Bob Frits and MU4 Sukup at guaj&s great shock. It was so terrible to second day to take Pedro and Maria and Bab Ingalls at center. •£ii a. •>' data -'MSBM, OGDBN. UTAH _Mm athetic! In the tec* of disaster. dle set cautiously within th* pane* even this list is only a partial roU Its S. State St. Slat Lake CHr, Utah Ooaw as »aa as* Carmen toat she waa prostrate for and go to Monterey to waylay the The singer no longer bespoke the caU. I But marriages, birth* and deaths old stage driver. Asking to Monte Minnesota reUea on power agate WNU — Week No. «M* — SAtT LAB3B t. a Vttasaral*. Mat the day. It waa wintertime and favor of tb* high stars: a greater* There should be at least 35 excep ttte f aU with two new boys regarded must go on even in the midst-of cold. The houseboy bad* log fire rey at the stage barn, site lesrhed light quickened "his heartbeats to tumults and wars. A cousin of Car*- that Pardaloe would be te late to tionally strong coUege teams ' this as more than helpful additions. They in tbe living-room grate. Monica, that flame of the candle. And as year and teey cover aU known and are Dick Wtldung, 210-pound tackle, men's, Terecita de is Guerra, was rooking for a place to warm her the afternooa. She lunched with her be reached the end of a dim strain married wtth a great celebration at Aunt Ysabel, pleading shopping to explored sections of the map. *^^» and Le* von Slstlne at end. Tbragb self, vwas ou hand and premised to to his song tta* whit* arm one* gradnation canoed severe losses, Santa Clara Mission and, went to watch -th* fire after te*bo y had tett account ter her trip, and in good more reached forward, and the can The Football Phenomenon - Santa Barbara WP*aW_lg_ |s_|| time met the stage. Pardaloe was Mtoae«ote'» hackfleld I*... te mh* tor other duties. BiS-'' dle was put "but to^sighlly"'hl s dis- " *"FefflHTIffiF pdhnd, me OTIS* great ahape7 George' Fraaali wad Bra** ' Carmen's old Indian nurse Moni overjoyed to see her; She told him footbaU players and one of the most Carmen, whose chamber was clos tnissah':f^gzM SSI llltil Smite wUl awaken deep respect ca, whom she had. not seen since est to the living room, was awak. she wasted very much to see bim. amazing. If inO-pognd-Dav* O'Brien T^PRlÊS ARE LOWERJ||| childhood, came up from San Diego "I'm alaying over her* tonight se - There were surprises at Guada- ened from her Sleep' by a piercing lupe next morning. Sertor "Bowie ap Of Bert BeU's Philadelphia Eagles. Tough Scfiedule ToFTbwa to felicitate to* young bride. Car scream; then 7 followed' alienee. norita. What do you. want to see . Little Dave haa ea* record that IN "SALT UKE CITY'" |||| i men was in-Santa Barbara - at the about,-hm?" peared, an unbidden guest for low*'* tough schedule testa the Throwing on a wrapper, the Seno breakfast There was much laugh Is almost beyond beUef. As I recaU ability of Coach Eddie Anderson's time, visiting her cousin. Both girls rita opened her door ahd hastened "It s some information I want, se tte vital statistics O'Brien'* sUght But During This Week They Will Reach A New Low 1 ter and joyous welcome at seeing three stalwarts. Right Tackle Mike - were dtvt^-Tg*teQlil^sHrefi' liid BSOKCIBI""''^^ nor. • I think you can give tt te me.* - him from aUF-esseept'--eamenr*-'-Site fsaia* has a*V*f l*ft a football g*wa Enich, Quarterbaeh-Al Covippo* and Carmen, after many efforts, got her Wing, stood looking at a portrait.; "If I. kin, senorita, ifs yount. was becomingly reserved. But she through Injuries taAv e years of-col FuUback Bay Murphy. Murphy* I* 250 • v^^S' $90,000 - • •a . to promise she would go up to Guad "Monica!" cried Carmen. "Was -right off." Wtjg__\ £§__§§ could not altogether control the col lege and pro play. He finishedthre e expected to be the Offensive sensa alupe for a visit, j .'..- it you who screamed sot'*' • "Senor Ben," she began tow snd or that heightened to her cheeks' so year* with T* C. "U.** hard schedule tion of a Hawkeye team which wUl XARS - TRUCKS ^fe ! INVENTORY- Jffi v mtoua a dent In his small but solid Carmen, her" maid, JjJMaria. and **VA«V u*tle one— es. -1 sirs sorry seriously, "I need son** help, I know meet Indiana, "Wisconsin,. Purdue, - Monica took the stage-"of a newly -t-Pt.-. '^^jF system, jtnd be was always be Will le Sold Regardless of Price . . . Yes, I- did scream." £_A ,yatt. tramp tnW California abouteten - '.'Ljust thought I'd drop down and Illinois, Minnesota, Notre Dam«Ja*d established line for tee return trip. T3Bftt-ffii -jaaate-te wrong, Mon-, or eleven years ago over tbe moun tween a SO and 60-mlnute man. Nebraska. It Is improbable That i—It-- wa* a toree-seater fosgotflgT see how things' were running at ^^Sl- - -MAKE AN-OEIEIU leaf Are yen Ui?" tains mi|n Texas with Senor Bowie Guadalupe," said Bowie to Don Ra He was supposed to be, toosma U low* WUl duplicate last year's show typeTorig afterward so popular in The Indian woman was breathing m.p it n«K»?**2l|||3ll| ter tiie pro gam*. But teplac e of ing of six victories, a tie aad a de- ChevroleH | Pontiacs "$}& . Sedans California—with canopy top and side mon, laughing, of course. Coeaat hard. "Senorita." she quavered Pardaloe nodded. g^-'Bout that * "It was awful of ine to do what. being rumpled toto a shapeless mass teat—the schedule Is against it Dodges _%$•$ Packards curtains for rain—-and drawn by to' a high-pitched voice, pointing tolon g ago, I guess, senorita, what Little, Dave went along passing and Northwestern may be tte confer Plymouthj De Solos '^^ Tuaors —four spirited horses. The day was I did, senor," confessed; Carmen the painting, "who is that man?" snout -It?" __l when they were out in the* sunshine running and kicking without any ence dark horse. Leaded with back- Fords _W% __ Studebakers Panels beautiful and the ride premised to "That is Senor Bowie. He. was "Now I'B tell yoU\What I know. together after breakfast and she trouble, -- §y|i| field power, the offense likely WIU be Buicks jSSi Internationals Pickups / be exhilarating. And to make it our rancho manager here." About teat time th* Indians raided was trying bard to control herself. You might ask Steve Owen, of th*. offset by lack of experience te tte Oldsmobiles G, M. Cs. * - W5 Teht. - more Interesting. Carmen discov* Monica threw all her little our rancho to toe .SoUthV LOs Ala "I just thought you'd like a meri N. Y. Giants about hhn. Une. Here, tee, ttiere I* tbe matter ered teat tiw driver was node other strength into ber cracked voice She mos.' Tbey killed my father; my enda again. And this year I must "(ta* of the best I ever saw," of a tough schedule, ta addition to All Models From *29 to "39 than her ci-devant vaquero, Ben was trembling with emotion aad mother died tram shock. My little be hostess for Guadalupe, and it's Steve said, "smart running his •te Big Tea games, the WUdcats Also 50 New Dodge Trucks—Save $100.00 to $300.00 Pardain*. 7"nP*! " " again, a* she spoke, sh* pointed. sister Terecita and I were carried to run for several d*yf."~ teas*, a fine baU carrier and one et clash Witt Syracuse and Notre H* was as proud ol his captaincy "My little Carmen! That is the man off by the savages toto tiw moun I "Isn't it lucky form e I'm her* tojtt* -*** ** *- p*sa»r>. Aad above Dame. ' "?f^_^^Spl: r^Tf of the new wagon, hi* four fresh who brought you back to me teem tains. Senor Ben, my sister and I help—If I may." aU as tough a* green hickory when Wisconsin, Purdue *and Illinois LYMAN MOTOR CO. horses and his.pleasing Guadalupe the Indian*." *'3sf^Tr were so nearly insane with fright "It. was awfully nice ot you te It comes totakin g hia share dr being war* bard hit by graduation. Much 830 SO. STATE SALT LAKE CITY* guests as if he had been captain af "MonicaUDearl" Carmen stared that we could recall nothing of knocked •beat." i protectNraejjt breakfast, senor.:..p_ of their success depends upon the â twirûiaster."Bea-teteeirtmpor- mVpat^ teito*ryr "**3urely"jSpafi * what happened except I seem to re -.O'Brien COfflpl-y">d'j|a piiiii-i* development -et reserves- Howevej^ tantly- with Carmen,. asking .many was a petiectly Shameful thing for mistaken—*£our eyes ..." member something about a fight me todo—flyin g te tecfac e of every his last two pro gomes a year ago._ it's safe to say that they wiU am questions end answering many. He The Indian woman calmed down a Beyond that, all memory leaves me. That ought to be a record—and I placed her beside bim on tiie driv- thing. Ho matter! fSbn Ramon and bush nuare toan one of tbe first divi little. "Mot Hot I am not mistak All I knew, and' till* only because I Dona Maria don't suspect the straw think It Is. ^SS &&$$, **mm™~__• sion team*. 2ja?7 «* * er's Seat as tiie stage pulled out, en," jpfe; P|_! w*£ told so, 4* that aw were brought berries. Only faithful,Sanches ha* 1 Alton*-.-a tew minutes' ride Ben "Remember, Monica," persisted back ô the rancho—where every th*"**w*fe^^^| lllle'lt! Star Running BpCm^sf^.^ ]^^' - spoke te Carmep2"Hdw ate Pedro Carmen, her own senses reeling, : L SportJSkorts % _ SI thing had been burned—by a white -- -"Qwr•m*et*t," _t) .jfe#^%Tr*^ A group af foqjtbaU coaches wer* and Sanchez making It -at Guada- "you do not see as well as you once man. Senor Ben, can you tell me, "I didn't *By that. I am gping to talking about the star running backs Teddy lyons, 39-year-old veteran did.** -$^ - hurier of "te* White Sax, names Al do you. know, anything about that take Pedro and ride over to Inspect. of footbaU, apart from tit* power- 1 *m*v* i^liitllll . "I see well enough to krjow that -part of th* storyt*f*T '.-*"" -" ——tit* strawberries. -Do you suppose I Fhous* delegSticst Simmon*, the "Pulveriztog Pole" "As well a* caa be expected, with (ace. little one. If I were blind, my . Then the grizzled scout began to from Milwaukee who pounded the might tod ytjy over that way after a to the discussion my top namibtm- Athletic* to three pennants, as the all tiw troubles that are going 00 little one, those eye* wente state at talk in his slow and deliberate man wbUftt**- pill Itaa was CUff Battles, aad no one everywhere. But they are not—*; We. You know, dear one, for years ? toughest guy ter him to get out te ner. He retold th* story ef bow he, "Before you get toer*." 2l*l| cared todisput e the pick. CUff Bat* What shall 1 say—they're too peace Bowie aad the Indian, Simmie. had Ids 18 years of pitching In th* Amer stand up snd light if necessary, "You and I got terribly scolded tisa'sraMlai Orange ware tw» it ican league . .**'-. Bay EbU, Notre able. We need a man .wjtaf willfl' was forbidden te speak of that rescued two ttey frightened girls teat ten* I rode out with you early tee that nominations. "wish you were back there." terrible day. You were ill toryear s from a fierce Indian band and bad, 'Dam* 200-pound left end hopeful, "We did used to have good times te the morning. - We poor senorita* CUff wUl tdl you he was rarely spent a good part of his summer afterward, and no .one was allowed left them with a missionary some b*y* to be so careful!" she said even jarred. Extremely test and on the big rancho, that's a fact to speak even a flNjrd of what had where along the Southern California 2,800 feet underground In an ate demurely riippery, ti* had a way of avoiding mine In Iron wood, Mch. •.^gCbuck Thing* kind Of got different after happened. But I tell you. that Is toe cnast. '. -j+Mffk ---. T/&mm JTLook for me arhen you near ttajray shock teckUng. NNO on* could Henry went away—got kind ot tone- man who left you with mev I have Carmefi pressed nirn torevery-de - Peifer, Marquette university tackle, valley*-. _C&_a_L&iL - pick an opening quicker. - is a licensed airplane pilot. . som* or sramething.^Pii seen, his eye* a thousand times. Oh, teil and to tiw end ahe was prac- 1TO BE CONTINUED/ •Tim** :- T?»^ W&k where • lii;-tee, that w*»- may know

.-X Friday, October 4,4*40 L A S V E G A Sr AGS fmt&m Thirteen they've been writing to each other, / »nd that they've mad* tt up"." Inspection of Furnace "P*ter and GertrudeT**C£_ That wholesome, tangy bg^t. a H "fep." y' 'Wm Turns Merchant Pale AROUND / "Oh, I'm gladl" SheU* exclaimed. III-EARM WATERBUBY, CONN.—A res outdoor taste «^1 taurant proprietor turned pal* XHEHQUS£ fust hoot and oat... delicious Kathleen Norris "Honest, aiajpw" when he entered the basement IRISH- EYIES "Otu honestir And* sh* lodketf'at and found a gas company inspec cold...healthful., .economical... him to surprise. TOPICS . OKA1HUEN HOURS—WNU S6RV1CI tor examining ttie beating sys sm making toast ba sure the order, today, from your grocer. Frai^k was eyeing her with s^teaa*- tem. - liiiP bread is-at lea^t a day old. Cut it tag expression. CANNIBALISM B even and J^ther thin, less than S*l thought you liked Petef • Weakly he asked "Did you CHAPTER XIV—Continued she wu that he wa* fatting well, there bad seemed to be no other CURED BY SALT Ught the fire?" . one-halfslialf-inch pieces and usa as Kennedy,' pj?S| hidden in the flue and took it.up-, taft about him Ilk* that!" Shells were no sooner out of the house said And after a mteute stairs to your cashier.** outons for soup. said, her lace ashen white. Her Sheila had half-heartedly agreed than Sheila was dressing. She trem '.1 dea't beUeve that after. Remedy'-for Cc«tly Poultiy jfa iS~~ • • • dress was stUl dusty and rumpled, to till*. Sh* would hav* preferred, bled for sheer Joy aa,she put cm ber of being engaged you'd'suspect s 'Mice Is Discovered.|&S *- To keep marshmallows moist, her face dirty, and she Bad a deep herself, to da nothing In l^gard ttt best clothes. They' were not hand man at anything, would you, Shel- atera them in tba bread bene..— Frank. Without being able to ana some clothes, but the blue coat bad tet 1 purple bruise on one tempi*. But By L. M. BLACK Boy s Refusal to ••'**' *° •* ^» there was a flaming beauty—a force lyze exactly how ahe felt, she sensed been brushed and pressed by her - IS " ~/~ ' *•'•'£ I' **" that there wa* mystery, titer* wa* own -hands; and there was another "I wouldn't be^ftigaged fw five (Extension Poulttymoa, How Jet set Col- An alarm clock will save much —in her aspect, as she faced th* oth - logo ot Agricultmt, Rumors Vnivorsitj) Bathe Brings Cops Worry in cooking. Set tha alarm er girl, that mad* Bernadette draw provocation, about complete silence. dark-bUie hat. Looking at herself year*," SheUa wrSwered. TSome poultrymen have a lot of But a nice letter was simply a nice "lq the cramped little mirror over for the time the cooking is to ba back. WiSi **tbu wouldn't! Why not?" .'"W_\ trouble with cannibalism among' completed—or as a reminder for "Pretend Hurt, you love him, why letter; it ended everything. Every the sideboard, she knew she had "BeeauseT^* She Was thinking tt their chickens, especially during the thing wa* -ended, at course. But never looked any better. Office^J^ms Boy Off Fire inspection. Undivided attention don't you?" Bernadette said, la a out "Because I wouldn't want any growing period, But here is a sim may then be given to the other . frightened, dogged voice. 'i>®__W_ somehow Shafla bad had • te*ltog, No subway today. It was the flrst man toAeei—sure of me, for Sv* ple remedy—common Baltffi"..>t)Tfe , Escape to a Whipping. Van (amp's deep In her heart, that there,Would day of real spring. " Whiter could yearsj/she formulated It (lowly. household interests. "X don't have to! t thought you be one more act." ' 8p| This remedy is so simple that to- S | 1—• • • • IMIsiBli dldl" â_^p com* back again, but today was Tê're was a silence. |plliy§ many poultrymen it may seem al NEW YORK.—David Hershkpwitz, She wanted fo aaa,F**nm once languid aad sweet 'mat} soft, with Ti don't think any man Wouldl" Fat boras easily*. It should there PorkandBEANS iffeat kind always pretend that * most ridiculous.—they've tried Xi years old, refused to take a bath fore be bandied carefully during th*y love * *veryone," Bwnadette more, to be sure that everything blue in the sky, and florists' wi ^rank.presently said, Witii a not many other Impressive renredies when his mother told hto hie needed Feast-for-the- Least" was all right between him and Ber dows bursting With new trios* quite natural laugh. And after a the cooking. Even a small amount said, in bitter contempt. 'It's all ly for me, Bernadette doesn't agree Howeyef, nbne of ttie otbfts nafe* one, ana* caused a commotion toat of fat in a frying pan w_t Ignite nadette, to close up their own sen and freesias, lilac and lilliesi •_0_**S ^MttAA. *,. .SAmA _y\y "FnrtoiMitf. love, snd how* boy isn't undfrwosjl" with you. '3_Sm ^^5 ever been entirely* aatfifactory. drew crowds tato the street and if it is over-heated. A kettle, of _§_ . * Foolish Sheep st home, and things like thatT*""" gatioaal.âtpcriencc with one little, were evui'jwhere; polled Utile red "So you don't tiiink you could b* Cannibalism has becat&e more *and brought Patrolman Samuel Cohn, a triendly'tafe'^-*^ ^?^_§i rosesrtnrteathery light branches. more, common in te€ent years. rookie ta hi* first day at toe Sheriff deep Art can quickly produce quite It's a foolish sheep that maket "My kindl" Sheila ecnoed with a faithful to any man pat five years?" a blaze. . Sill the wolf his confessor. bewildered look about the stricken Buttoe manner in which Joe and. Sheila took the elevated road, and b* asked, as Sheila did not speak. And, of course it's important to street station, on bis flrst emergen circle. - Ifs^Sj^ 7*' Ma,,-had discussed the propriety ot sat. looking out of a Window, only "I didn't say that I only mean! stop this usually costly vice Many cy caU. *Tes, your kind! Th*'kind Hfcat even a letter had shown Sheila plain half sensing* what.The saw and that*ll I loved *.7m*ffi, I wouldn't chickens way be lost Others'may David came home dirty from play- goes to a place like Atlantic City ly that the thought of * call was heard. ChUdren, niad with spring, wanr to wait. five"years—to—to be look sp^wisighjly they do not sell tag ta the parkway along1 toe East with * rich man's Sonl" . •/?• y^ nuite .out!of the question. So she were running andjicreaming In the - to hew advsntoge. And if ttw pul- River drive. His mother told him to streets below/her. Church bells his wito," Sheila -answered simply. iets at* kept through the laying "Look her*," Joe .Carscadden had dutifully written, almost as dic "You wouldn't want to be sure?" take sbath, and pulled the tub tato Said, suddenly taking vrntxt in the tated by her authorities. rang, and tiie Whistles of boats 'year, cannibalism may continue and to* middle of the kitchen floor to fill sounded newly sweet and soft trom "1 would be sure." 3 affect egg, production.—T_$T .. - conversation. "Look , here, Miss The first days following the acci Prank mused on this, watchtagjtrer* tt-wHh -water-fOr-fateaT David ob* dent had been a time ot strange las th* river/ Windows ww* opes to Harry W. Titus and Ralph B. What's-your-name^yYou b* careful steadily. ^^S W$$ jected, and his mother'remonstrat situde and weariness to her. Sheila day; tito. world' was all abroad. Nestler ol the U. S. department of ed. To escape her persuasion, Da what you call njy'slsier, wil you, Someof the walking women carried "What would you caUbetog sure?" Or yojj'U flndTourself in trouble 1 had lain on the big bed,, in the cen agriculture discovered the effective vid climbed to tiie fire escape butter room, dreamy and silent, or stt* sm/Ol sheaves of blessed palm, and "Sheila thought a wWtobefote she ness of salt somewhat'by accident side the apartment, which is on the Sheila isn't responsible to you. for •fflne of the men had little crosses of answered, looking down, biting her ta feediijg experiments with" quail. what she does—no, nor th* newspa- had como cut to take the kitchen tb|ril Boar fr<>nt, 7 . 7 -f^ ' rocker, listening to the talk that had nX pinned on their coats. 'WgE_%. full, red lower Upir Quail generally are more quar persêltherl - '3*p§_j_igili( relsome than j:hickens, * especially David and his mother continued ytve just.been talking to her," gone on about Iter, very gentle' ai SheUa walked trom the elevated "Dividing "Jhe world toto two the'argument through tiie kitchen sweet, but apparently broken/fa train to the Me Cann house steadily, pert*," sheswd, after a pause, "him when two or more Coveys are mixed. See continued, warming' at tiie In til* experiments, cannibalism had window ta voices which attracted sound 'of his own voice, ***nd she's body and spirit. TM?Si>M yet without any hurry. She was the neighbors' attention. Mrs. Hersh- During these days the hojise had going to see Prank; nothing could become a serious problem! been working hard in a hotel down Back ta 1933 J. H. Prentice re kowitz knew that David, who is big there at Atlantic City, with no more been full of company. Eyery rela keep her from seeing Frank; there for his age and weighs shore toan a tive and friend thenar scsddens had, was no need for haste. Th* da ported in til* Journal of the- Minis idea that Frank Mc Cann knew try ot~ Agriculture for Northern Ire hundred pounds, was more than a where she waa than—" and they were legion„Aa.d come in was singing.in her heart ISsa.ajdo- match for her, and made no attempt rlous song; It was, a thri land the results of a study of the "Thaa Ui* babe itself!" Mrs. Cars and out-of the kitchenas if it were a day, role. of salt ta the nutrition of the to bring him in by force. A crowd cadden supplied, as he paused for club. Marg'ret h*u come, panting and yet It was a soft dayt flUed gathered ta the street David talked with languorous chan laying hen. He stated that a lack ' breath, and tar!' * smile. €*M from the stairs/Lizzie had come; of salt ta toe diet ot hens causes of": jumping and someone called-the "Jo*, you believe me, don't youT" Neely and LeWnad come. The tea them to lose weight and become police. pot had never cooled, nor run dry, Sheila stammered, bursting . into : XV subject to cannibalism. On recaU- As Patrolman Cohn arrived, two tears, in this exiting "time. JT^^KS ing Prentice's observations, Titus poUce radio cars drew up at the After JUmost a week ot it, Sheila "Maybeytiiey. won't let me see and Nestier tried adding'salt to the curb, and Patrolman Edward Stock "X believe you," Joe said, angrily, had appeared suddenly to awaken. him!" Sheila thought But ah* knew diet of their quaU. it worked. got out ot one of them and went up "and I've had enough of these rich She/had washed her hair, had put thatptaak's father and mother were to the Hershkowitz kitchen,-while folks ttat pretend'they want to help bar wardrobe in order. Tiie sensa- The remedy bas since been tested away; they had gone/to th* big on chickens, and found to give' ex Patrolman Cohn remained below. • girl. Just.because she's honest onji, the thrills, were all over. Now arlty Drive lunch—their names David yielded to the sight of the p enough to return fifty dollars thai cellent control of cannibalism. for a job, and a stretch of unroma^ had been in til*-paper. AM when There is an old belief, at course, Uce and- came in. His father, who ' daughter didn't even know she tic routine and duty, Joe had telephoned this morning, to had meanwhile returned, adminis lost! ,1 don't care it,my lather/and that salt is poisonous, to'chickeas. Ami first duty of all, and/to an ask as usual for Frank, Mrs. Mc However, moderate amounts of salt tered a thrashing, after which Da tyours were-friends ta , Atoany," other sense, last, the nlce/fetter to Cann's voice7 Joe said, -had been vid took his bath. s^Wiim Joe went* on wildly, '3 dopt want aid digestion. And experiments •t'rank had been writtear '_{ Quite Cheerful—Frank, had been out show that chickens can stand con my - sister, to hav* anytJiMg more Unexpectedly, andJttringing all th* yesterday, and had sat up-for sup to do with .you!" siderable salt for several days with 'Dead' Rattlesnake Bites thrills back wftfp-'a dizzying rush, per with Miss Kennedy the night out permanent injury. sRlii! "Joe—Joe—" the JusTge began sor before, and she and the Judge had Titos says only a small percent Keeper; Then Dies Again . rowfuUy, placating]*?; Joe shook off no anxiety in leaving him today. age of salt is needed tp.^stpp canni FORlT^RTH, TEXASTSarry the friendly ham Sheila anticipated no trouble, and balism. Standard diets7asUaUy con 'JagkSon, keeper of the reptiles, final _m bid yoyfeU good day!" he sura ' enough, everything went tain about *h per cent ot added salt ly was bitten by a snake. And it said, heatedly/*'Come on. Ma. Com* smoothly. There had been some An additional XP^2 per cent added took s "dead" snake to do it. Developed Man there only that his faculties, ex en. Sheila W thing in Sheila's spirit all day that to tiie diet fop'tour ttt five days usu The reptile "died" in the snake l|an in society is like a flower- panded in full bloom, shine out; They went out. Sheila and hep had promised smoothness; she had ally stopvânnibalism. ^Slf pit at the. zee and Jackson was blown tar its native bud. It-is there only reach their proper use. mother/ind brother; Into the night had no doubts of what the outcome about to skin It Suddenly it came of today's venture would be. Mamie "U It isn't Pete, who Is It?" Thejetfectiveness of salt seems es- to life, bit .the Keeper and "died" —"The way it was, Mamma—-"Pnel- Admitted ber, and 'it there \was any P*fH'fyT"gi'M'ti' Seme teed manu la b^gan. 'T*$S% again. Jackson slashed his finger hesitation or doubt ta her manner. —ahd the rest, Never going any facturers haye been putting less ahd where "* the snake had struck and, 1 /Helping her mothe^-and Joe with Sheila did not set It -kite girl, fol where that you didn't hope to meet/ less salt in poultry diets ta recent went to a hospital for further treat ths dishes, sh* was., back in the lowing her, walked straight through him, never doing anything witfetJut years, and during the same time ment. •PPsKl sT|# home kitchen, back/In an old faded the great spacious hall, and mount thinking whether^he'd Uke HÔr-not.- cannibalism has -been—On the in "Never trust a rattlesnake, deed gingham apron,-with her bronzed ed the stairs, and crossed theupper Hoping—hoping that everyone else crease. lilllLs ^^K ot aUv*i" he said w^^^_^^__l ;-sl| hallways to th* doorway Of Frank's would hate him—** * >T^^H hair tied up severely in a handker T This particular snake Was named louiigsters jooM'__-. ''*~ ~ ... *"~ -.** "Hate him! LOT*.him, you chief. JpcBa had returned from' Hitler because it had been dictator church,' he had enjoyed one* again mean?" Franks-ejaculated incredu Gp\%e Shock Easily,^^ s Tfhe door stood open; Sheila saw lously, as shsKnesitated. Tli^WS ever since it was brought from San the "delights of a leisurely horn* open windows, and pots and JarS In Rainy Weattier Antonio. -ftrf breakfast wUb.thBjCamQy. and ahe I [ Of exquisite tewm, rmyreid, • *^b» be '"EtetoTnto—so that you 7 could make^tt up to him by loving him . Turn ei*ctric SKce cobtroUers — Hitler had such a commanding dbK w*s now retailing to* them, for tiie gan to tremble now, and felt as position that a* woman watching him hundredth time, some of the lesser e_\Ahe more,"'she said -Zsifsg to the least possible charge dur love them! much like crying ss smiling as she for an hour one day made a re • details el her advcntu>**»* • • • •• «. ^Frank covdd on^y star* (it bar*, ing periods of wet weather to save walked into -the. room." Mataie did "UtdB^8^**1SHTlifi*ock cf Iker lite, "*mar k to Jackson as She turned to Mrs. Carscadden now having fin j not announce her, merely stooât "I don't tave Bernadette Uke that; nutritionists recommend them I'm glad when anyone else admires John E. Nicholas, professor ot te*ve the snake show. T_W ished the dishes, was at tiie sink, th* door. s^$_ agricuitural engineering at - ttte. "Betcha $5," she said "that rat occasionally -mopping its already Prank was alone, dressed, seated her," he finally observed "And she teeir the same way about tne." — Pennsylvania State coUege, urges tlesnake bites you before tiie week Well-mopped surface absently. Joe, in a great .chair pUedjmth piUows, farmers. Trained animals are "goes oy."; --^^8 *?^^H really listening, was pretending to his bamtoged left arm strapped 'THien you're different," Sheila not likely to touch the wires-any commented mildly., .. Jackson wished be had called the read th* paf*tes ot the paper. across his breast. Over hi* silk way, he commented, but in case bet when Hitter died, but later re "Don't tell me how it was, Shei Shirt he wore a loose blue silk coat; "Bow do you. know that love is " they do, they need not be,fright like that?" Frank demanded voked Us wish when Hitler proved la," her mother ifaid resignedly, "I his hair Was neatly brushed, * he ened unnecessarily. deadly even ta death. can blear anything but that." looked thin, and a Uttie pale. "it is tor me." "It would be tor you?" P___ Electric -fencing is cheap and SheU* put her head down on the Sheila was back in the home As SheUa walked slowly to his convenient but hardly satisfac Golfer Slices Tee Shot; table and laughed.'-__% f/.___J____T__He bead was singing: » 1 '--efy- kltcheiii^-^^p §|fp .chair, bar unsmiling eyes fixed on she. felt her hands cold and wet.' tory for use as line fence or along "No one wag iver good as you him. he glanced away from tiie win highways, be has found 73881! IftQK Pocket tin One cad make yourself out to be, whin A silence. ||iis||p»° Et. PASO.—A pocket-in-one I *7*V3 Frahk had instantly answered. Shei dow, and instantly a sort ot magic • *You mean—Peter?" Prank asked especially handy when a tem- ye*v* bust up two good engagements, la'* letfae had been written on * seemed to be shimmering about her, Bsrary pasture is needed during ThatT what Chuck Scarborough and thrown a family like til* Mc Wednesday night; on. Thursday aft respectftiHyv—.'j^Mg|M|w^^te'a the rush season of farm .work, madei whtie touring an EfTSsogoH" and. she felt hardly conscious of what "Peter!" SheUa cleared 'teer Canns into grief and sorrow!" Mrs. ernoon, when she had been alone hi' she was doing. Jr..,'T_? particularly for dairy' cows.. A course. ••$$%& ~^Sss& »*^^R&^^S Carscadden observed. tit* house, ti|* postman's whistle had throat. "No, not Peter," she said "breachy" cow may need a neck "Why, look who's here!" Frank "You mean you don't tow* Peter Scarborough teed off on the eighth "It may aot be your fault," her drawn her down to the door and said, with his broadest smile. "WeU, f chain with' a dangling piece to bole. The Utile white peUet sUced mother continued oracularly, ''but there had been the miracle! anj* *mK*t^_WP __^^___\ keep her in, the pasture but such; I am glad to se* youl How are you? yip never did. We Just had a—a Into a tree, and bounced back ta the there s tew cud get thimselves mixed A letter trom Frank. SheUa Would Sit* down, stt down. No, iJuU your r animals „flUickly learn to avoid middle of three of his fellow players., up in trouble the way you- do an' case,'*~' pisijprr i&t$>BstBvAr "and -he charged wires. 7«B|1K|||1 not have believed that any six pen chair nearer. Fm aU alone." tk_ promised he'd come to see me, and """T&yBfiirhlt Robert Shirley's chest kape such an innocent face on you. ciled lines could be so wonderful. .Sheila sat down, and looked at A single strand usually is suf and glanced off an Upthrown finger. Whativer you'd be doin' to get into he didn't come, and that made me Seven lines, tdNaahad written, "sit ftiad-^-I thought more about him than ficient, although two may be nec After the. incident toe foursome one ot total Zeppelin* I don't know, ting up for tne first time,"- across* BM > essary for sheep.- iilTpcllii began searching tor ttte baU. Shir an* tfeftyqu'd come down near New- .. "Do you know.'-JPve been thinking tt*b*' âd *yl ai#^^ffiK ley, reaching tor a cigarette in bis. the top. ' "Jg. • about you, had want to *ee you?" '•Well, come on—" Frank said en- Home-made . controllers I are " ark. New Jersey, is no more than He was glad she was ail right, dangerous, Nicholas emphasized, shirt pocket, was amazed to find the you descr'rved! A little befoor that," Frank asked. And as she did not emiraffingly. "WTO" «l*3* PWd* *baUHi€E&_ I -._._ ' --*---^'| and It was fine getting her teitter, answer, he want on, "Fmyiy thing, bait * confession! It it isn't Pete, and for the 'sake of safety, bat Mrs. Carscadden continued, ta a and next time they tried flying they tery-type ' controUers are best. Scarborough, today, claims credit Put ORANGES in School Day Lunches! droniitg, resigned sort of monotone, I was talking about you only last who ts ttf** for toe most mysterious shot ta toe would take out some insurance first. night Bernadette was here—Miss * "Pater was the—the first gentle "it. wat-disappeared you were, an' And he was her* affectionately. history of'southwestern golfdom. *> Evtryom likes to peel and eat an orange! Or to sip no one had spache or sight of ye for Kennedy, you 'know—" %^-T: man Fd ever known." Sheila, in a glass of the fresh juice. Just to enjoy the delicious, It was that last word that shook stead of answering, said hurriedly M Weeti Control ^^ days. An' befoor that again, it-was . ;*ljknow." SheUa's voice was very fragrant tasttt merried In Boston, Massachusetts, her to ttie depth of bar soul end fattjt, rifs nearness, the sight ot the m*- nervously. "1 liked bim, for Of all the various chemicals used, Hospitable Auto Owner y* were, by a justice ot tiie peace, turned the whole world bright Shei hard,* b|ue-shaven Jaw again, ttie the chiorates are the most effective Aad nothing else that's so delicious is so good for la bad thought of nothing else frqm *^*-i____ii_i___i ^m and practicable for controlling most Acquires a Strange Boy von! For, says the Department of Agriculture, hardly or wa* it a disthrict attorney, Joe?" flash of his white teeth, th* half- "So tnueb so that he didn't keep CLAY CENTER, KAN.—It was so 'It was neither. Ma," Jo* said, that moment but the prospect ot see smile in his ; Irish eyes, were too l7^*(.ot weeds. half the families in America g« enough vitamins and ing him. Instantly she had known bis .word to y^felllB. JlH Of, the three general methods ot bitter cold that Tom Bigler didn't add Sheila laughed again. She was much tor her. The .tones of his think much about it when a stranger minerals to permit the best of health. not deeply concerned; sh* was that she must see him, and her lit* voice made her heart feel as tf tt "He lost my address." application, probably the most com had centered about this meeting; she , "And forgot your name?"-7^^ mon is to dissolve ttie -chlorates in climbed ta beside bim as he sat And oranges are your richest everyday source of vita thinking of something else this Were' melting -wax. '-*%_f_maftsff t warming himself ta front of his car's min C and a good source of vitamin B,. They also sup- morning, --•'j_a_gfc|ffij__lttMP had gone no further in her thoughts.' "1 said to Bernadette that you "1 forgotBK" the girlnaid hon water and'to spray the solution on She would ' see", Frank agaUsj. hi* estly, laughing. "But you see jre're the weeds. Another method 4s. to heater while parked on a Clay Cen ply vitamins A and (L\, calcium, phosphorus sad iron. - Sh* had made up her mind to were the darnedest kid I ever saw," r ter street. Then a small bey crawled something tiie day before yesterday, dark face and his slow smile; they not ha the telephone book, and he spray a di'"te solution on lawns to So put a healthful Sunkist Orange in would talk together. The mere Prank said. "I said I bad th* fun in and snuggled between the 'two and Since the b^tontj^Jtef Jec^loSL niest feeling of—being responsible said ttiat the only Carscadden ttiat kUl shallow-tooted weeds. A third every lunch box. Let health begin at thought Tiad nâêr "haroy7 and looked possible to him was to Brook way, effective on certain perennial men. The stranger left and Bigler the waite nad been singing tor Shei tor you!" "^-yjss eaUed to bim toat be had forgotten breakfast with BIG glasses of frtsb la. She was going to call oa Prank she had floated to a world ot lyn." ~MmMg_f*: weeds, is to scatter the dry sodium dreams, awaiting the opportunity to "la this your room. Prank?" -she "You're dodging toe Issue," Frank chlorate over to* groiaid in tato his toa. " 'Taint my boy," said the orange juice for all the family. Order a Mc Cann, interrupted»T^" - - lillfl mn b stranger, *T- thought he was yours." supply of Sunkist Oranges-the pick of Th* terrible day ot the plan* crash escape unquestioned trom the house j^re"-taWng-m-~*pursued—"You can' towye>7t do tha t wheyona i-»»*" *t°^ ** _m&*****^ and go to her marvelous hour. After "Nop*. I'm up on tb* next Boor; California's best-ever crop of wonder was now almost two weeks in tbe it's not so grand as this.*^^^7 know. Otme on—-out with ^* whom past; Sheila had had no communi that, let him marry* Bernadette a* do* you 'l^;*?*'*. W&M Police Ingenuity Leads foBf Juicy Vrfeadas. soon as. be liked! 7§l|l|*i! "Whose room waa this?" • Chicks Lose Mother Love owe*mA. seta, oimiitiiiii »Ms»isi»ewi cation since witii til* Me Cans fam "Well, this used to be an upstairs "X might know what I thought ily. Tiw unfortunate pilot et the tt was on tills particular Sunday, about it. Without being—it" Sheila Mother love, tiie* deepest of emo - Te Arrest of Fuel Thief two weeks after the airplane smash- sitting-room. Then Pop put tiie tions, is a test disappearing factor EAST LONOMEADOW, MASS.— plane had been buried, til* physl kitchen and the dining-room into the stammered - >W§;M clans had reported Frank as making up, that she knew ber chance bad "It and itl-What d'you mean by to tiie life of ah American chicken. Investigating thefts ot gasoline from come. Her mother and Angela were basement floor, and turned the old According to statistics gathered by a local business man, Folic* Chief good progress toward recovery, Mid dining-room into a Ubrary, and gave tP?; | newspaper* had turned to other mat- going to church in the afternoon. ttie International Baby Chick asso Marshal Laviolette found to* miss- Mom a sitting-room next to that, and "Well, i might know what being ciation, mare than 63 per cent'ot the tors. Joe Carscadden had telephoned Some special Lenten sermons tar ta love was, without being in love." tag fuel stored to.;-cans in nearby down-town on Eighteenth Street tills has been a soft* of spare room American fchiekeh population were woods. ^8« tiw Ite Cann house almost every ever since. And beyond toa bath She was suddenly scarlet, the clean day, and had extended' sympathy drew them away from home; Joe of 1 incubated What's more, the chick After removing the gasoline, Lavi- room, there—the room, where they color flooding tip under her trans* association has found modern incu Siinltisf aad mad* inquiries tor th* whole course would be somewhere Wito parent skin like a flame. olstte filled ttie cans.with water. A Cecilia, The presumption had been set my arm—la Gart's room- bators do toe %ork at hatching as day later he arrested a motorist for tamfly. and It had finally been de- "And that reminds me that she's "Yes, but you aren't guessing!" ne elded by bar mother, Angel* and that Sheila would spend ttt* after raBftciently and Wito as good results larceny when tiie man'* auto, to* CALIFORNIA ORANGES I coming down to dinner tonight," answered shrewdly."Be * srorft as the best biddle that ever clucked Jo* that SheUa should wrtta'Prank noon quietly resting; nothing had Sheitoj^ftwroi't tell on youl" jjgm hm tank, partly filled wito water, been (aid about It simply because Frank went on. "And Pete's home, a brood iiito th* world. stalled ta fta business district Best for Juice — utifi £)'&?f/ u.ie / *"«!

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