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OBSERVATIONS By CHARLES P. SQUIRES

DiCK HARRIS ARD HIS HORSE S t Dick Harris, as the veteran dep- CITY COURT SQUisi BLE DRAGS uty assessor of San Francisco is oa-Uedrby his thousands of friends, te full of grief. . NAZIS OVERRUN BULGARIA ON HER INDEPENDENCE DAY Mrs. Gilbert Dies Gets Transfusion CITY AUDITOR ON WITNESS STAND T^HM***!*! order to imderstand his trouble, one mast know [After Briel Illness CONTINUES EVIDENCE ON FINANCES that-Dick has ilea dfastly ! Funeral Services Will Ba Held No Certainty of Early Completion of Compli refused to join Sunday Afternoon At First cated Litigation Between Mayor and Board ;his modern Methodist Church. ige of speed, j Las Vegas is grieved by the Of City Commissioners. *3rf M out steadfast- 'death of Mrs. i&vV. T. -GUbert, The complicated legal squab- y clings to t wife of Commissioner Gilbert, HIGH SCHOOL WILL ble between Mayor John L. Rus he good old I who died after a weeks very ser- seU on the one side, and City .iorse apd lious illness of pneumonia, at Las ENTERTAIN PUBLIC Commissioners Joe Ronnow, C V. auggy days. j Vegas hospital. Tli7 fBpSlgQ At the meeting of Las Vegas T. GUbert, Herb Krause and Al For many For several Says she had been Rotary Club, Thursday noon, Har- Corradetti on the other, 'contin /ears he has ikept under an oxygen teat ha a vey Stanford announced that .the ues" to flip-flop its Weary coarse Iriven to his j futile attempt & save 'net lite, general public wiU be guests of across the annals of time. J^M woirk at the i and her passing was not unexpec ttie'Las Vegas P.-TA., at tiw Las Nobody knows really what it San Francisco City Hall, i»7&Nfl ted. Vegas High School, Thursday is aU about and the more the at little old spider-wheeled buggy, Funeral services will be held evening, March 13, between the torneys examine, cross-examine drawn by his faithful nag who i Sunday afternoon at two o'clock hours of 7:30 and 0:00. and re-direct-examine their own [tit the First Methodist church, witnesses and those* of the other •would trot along complacently Teachers, assisted by the pupils, ahd without fear or nervousness, fttttil; Rev. Ford Gilbert officiating. side, the less the innocent by I InternrMjrs mml be »f%boditj$W wtil be present in every depart stander knows about it. through the rushing tide of San ment, to show to the people what Francisco automobile traffic. And is being done witii tiie money pro Just what helps whom and who Dick, sittting high on the buggy It ia difficult to write of the helps what is veUed in tiie mists, I passing of one who for so long vided for operation ot the schools. of dark uncertainty, just like a .seat, whip in hand, would be mon Refreshments will be provided arch of am. SOFIA. BULGARIA — German army cars of a Panzer division ware rolling across thit Balkan stale as I ^ importa^ p^ ^f^ London blackout oa a foggy has hem ATLANTA, GA. —• Captain Ed- by the boy's cooking class. Coach night. y • Ig^ffflpIS,^ . That is, he was monarch of the recenKing tBori picturs tole do fhi ths epeopl capitae th-lil at*l Sofiatheir . countrThis ycou hapd a joine masted thr *strok Rome-Berline of diplomacy. Tokio , pactleave. This Jugo-Slavis vi*w lsa^||fa nioe n0 { camLas eVegas to La: Margares Vegast Manas a- ** Rickenbacker. greatest Araer- Stanford promises that att who at highways until about a. year ago, Harry Austin, city attorney, isolated £a tiw BaUteas»&|ff . -~&_\W_Wta^^M iHi j^'JrJllr young girl in 1912, taking a posi ican ace of the first World War, tend wUl enjoy a most pleasant a big, shiny, automobile saw fit received a blood transfusion Sun and instructive evening. who is handling the legal matters thai fit tbe dental office of Dr. fm- the commissioners, aad A7A.. to tangle Wfth the little buggy, Wm. S. Park. ''She was married day. He is improving slightly and - -ii o— pretty well 'Wrecking it but not Postal Department 'WBt although his condition is ttot crit Hinman, attorney for Mayor Rus to C. V- T. Gilbert in September, Scout Leadership sell, are making a valiant fight seriously injuring Dick.'»2§§fTjs £g| CHAMBERS COMMERCE DINNER Authorizes Cachet 1916, and tiie couple had looked ical tt is still vary teriout accord Then in January test, .Old Dan, ing to latest reports available. for something or other' which, A postal cachet to commem forward to celebrating their Sil Course Is Planned however; may gradually be assum the faithful steed, was fatally in orate tiie dedication of McCarran ver Wedding anniversary next Rickenbacker it an executive of jured in a collision with a big the airline. The plan* disaster A training coarse tot scout lead ing the frail, transitory character AND AVIATION PROGRAM READY September. The marriage was sol ers and men interested in scout Of "The Flowers tiiat Bloom in the freight truck It was a sad day Field has been, authorized by thf emnized in the First Methodist wat caused whan tha pilot triad for Dick, but after the death of to land his ship on a beam. Seven ing will be conducted by Andrew Spring, Tra La." In fact specta Many Distinguished Guests Will Join With Las j postofflee department to be usedchurch . lllPt J. Roberts and Ids assistant, James tors are frequently bewildered in faithful Dim, he got a brand new Met 1824, Mr. Gilbert established people war* killed and nine ser horse and resumed the serenity Vegas In Two Days ffestijês£~ Fleet **]%£»£££%& T ** iously ihjured.^^ Sim beginning Monday evening, their effort to decide which side the grocery store of Gilbert Broth- (March 17, and continuing through which attorney is on.' of hte daUy. drives to and from" ess on Clark Avenue and ever the office7e.^ft Cruisers Ready For Lake Mead TripsT _^f- it is reported that many thous- i the entire week. Roberts is execu Judge Harry Watson has hopes since that date the couple" had jttve af the Arrowh^ wmaca a^ - ^ Then misfortune struck again. Next'Veek-end, Saturday an4"*i*i_|_^-.âlll^ - special- stamp,, will worked aMe by side in building |ttotaieffK t on of witne Sunday, March 14, 15 aad 16, Will be affixed to letters to be sent and it is expected tbat tte course and the necessary legal arguments As Dick was walking down,the up a substantial business and in Kelly Bill Wouldg J wtil prove valuable to every scout steps of the city hail ready to em feature a combination of most Mi Commissioners here by philatelists from all over promoting in every way tiw wel may be completedeM- Saturday the country. j leader in this district Tbis will bark on the exciting vgyage home, notable community affairs, be- fare af Ida Vegas, especially* the be the first of a series of courses, afternoon. Others close to the tha aew horse just simply up And The department granted the re Westside neighborhood where Prevent Chiseling proceedings anticipate that the ginning w&h the Annual Meet, ; which if taken, wtil entitle those collapsed on the pavement. Vet Almost in Harmony quest for the cachet in, hopor of they,>mada. their hiane,. :fe^ completing tiie course, to a scout matter wUl drag its way into Mon erinarians pronounced the trouble ing Dinner and Birthday eelebra- Senator McCarran, who has had Business, however, did not les Tlie- bfttetotredae a d in the As day or Tuesday of next^jilpek. i1EM_J-f.'i the Chamber of • ComA masters key, or a scouters train- i t" be . -nrltT*t bat these nraragt to Meetings. Tandem. Last Night much to do with the establish- sen the loving care of her fam- sembly by John KeUy of Clarl k ta r The onlyepoiat" cle«tf7^|yj_ggN merce Friday evening followed a s Tl Wi3KP d- ; •<• •«' ,- • „ l x : : Dick and his horse and buggy l&wtwws^^fffiMratefaterwhom^*MBBPS|!l8 ^^*6^rilFTfflK lSr COT^Sai^M' to' nxiTr*TSH*- minds tmt' StnweswS' mxWMfî ltV' ' Saturday morning by the elab . The coarse wiB be held at the ttm trial is that wben Judge Wat know that it was a general ner <||Befh Beards Except Golf. I it is toM* hamed. *Jfi!pf« talents to rearing the three sons, trade btil," was passed by the low Las Veygas High School each even- vous break-down, Thte new horse orate dedication exercises for Mc Both boards of City Commis Robert Gilbert, who is in the son renders bis decision they wttl' tentative plans for the proposed er house by a vote of 32 to4. mg from 7:30 pjn: to 9:30 p.m., find out what tbe thing is all just couldn't stand up under the Carran Airport aad ending with sioners met last night at the ,city new Airport Depot at tiie Munici U. S. Army stationed at Anchor according to L. A. LeSeur, dis horn-tootings, profane language the* voyage of a fleet of cruisers hall, tandem style, oae after the age, Alaska; Harrys student of Assemblyman KeUy declares about^'-ajitkS) iTSil^B pal Airport, appeared with Bob that the biU would "keep out of trict chairman of leadership train and dangers of the rushing traffic. oh a two-day trip on Lake Mead, other and the second To*** '%evfi Griffith, to Show and explain the violin, pursuing his studies ing. * T|§ ^^ A "horse ambulance" carted tiie to Grand Canyon. board" ratified practically all. ac their plans. Chi motion it was at Baltimore, Md., and Chester, a Nevada chiselers who come in, «^ _0 i 1 - suffering horse away, while Dick Friday evening dinner in the tions taken by the old board, ex requested that both architects Las Vegas High School student' buy; small businesses and under Boulder Dam Travel enlisted the service of the whole cept as to tbe board to take charge who is now ill with pneumonia sell local merchants." There were Honrath Purchases War'Memorial auditorium, will provide three sets of blue prints, in Las Vegas hospital* city hall personnel in the hunt tor aot be an oratorical contest to of tbe Municipal Golf course. one for the city board, one for tiie no objections to the' bUl raised Mrs. GUbert is survived also Singleton Business a new horse which was as tough tire the crowd, according to Sec In that matter the old board- CAA and one for Western Air Ex during committee hearings, Mr. and wear-resisting and serene in retary Bob 'Griffith. with Herb "Krause presiding as press, so that criticisms' or sug by her father, Robert Manion, for Earl Honrath has purchased Conlwueulloom mer resident of Las Vegas, now Kelly declared.' The hearings. , Singleton's Dress Shop, located at nerves and mind as Dick. Ahd the Many distinguished guests will mayor pro-tem, passed a motion gestions might be made.j|j|| b , ht bi aum February 1941 Shows Increase genial assessor is again making made by Joe Ronnow, to the ef living at San Marcos, Cal, two *° $ °^"^*.-^. L§fj r im¥rranont street, and has taken be present, among them Senator Thereupon the board recessed sisters,* Mrs. Harry Root, of San chiefly at halting the practice, at over the business. Mrs. Singleton Of Nearly 10,000 Visitor* his rounds assessing city property P, A. McCarran; Senator Berk fect that the city attorney be in- until Monday, March 17, at .7:30 with the aew horse hitched to the Bernardino and* Mrs. Marie Fort tributed by witnesses mainly to wiU continue to assist in tba shop, Over February 1940. eley Bunker; Congressman James structed to draw ap and present to of Washington, D. C. and one bro chain stores, of selling "leaders" which will be under the imme old buggy. G. Scrugham ami otheRjifficials. the board an ordinance to clothe pta, ''Sisliii Qj'îlili I Travel to Boulder Dam con * The "new commissioners'' im ther, Robert.Mannion, Jr., :of AL at le«a than ceat to attract raÛ^^management ol Hts. John tinues to.- ^me^.Jto^tdktg.-:to^^t. . Las Vegas friends of Dick Har The aviation interests of tbecoun- 2the proposed Golf Course Board hambra, Cal. ' 11111 totoers to the store. ||||| Kffly^jdaughter of Mr. Honratii, ris of whom there are quite a «pw«u'he well represented1 "by with powers similar tothos e given mediately went into session with FdatiM^TÔVP^^^jiafTwPT number including myself, con Mayor Russell presiding. Those Among the relatival of Com This bill is now before the sen- foUowing her return front Car- ce|ved by Guy E. Edwards, super- - Messrs Patterson and Thompsoa to the Recreational Board. missioner Gilbert here to attend , ate for consideration. son' City where she has1 been for gratulate hmi on still having the of United Airlines; Jack Frye, : The new board voted to defer present were Bob Kaltenborn, 1 intendent of tiie Boulder Dam strength and courage to with Pat Clark, Art Smith aad Wm. E. the funeral are his sisters, Mrs. 'jjSgljjjt, o • t the past month with her husband, Recreational Area for the Natioiy Clancy Dayhoff and. others of action on the matter of the Golf Russel Fitch and Mrs* John Kemp T stand tiie buffeting of San Fran TWA and Mr. Dwerlkotte and as Gore. NEW DEPUTIES FOR J|M|!iHnbJym*an John K5i*^^ al Park'tServIo^ Board until such time as the condi of Los Angeles; Mrs. Stella Far Mrs cisco traffic. ; sistants, of Western Air Express. tion of the city finances is settled The same order of business was COUNTY CLERK '^sM; - Singleton recently return A total 7(fc T_*ll33 vehicles -• ---Ws*''BB^^-^^jria^- visit lias followed as at the meeting of the reU of Compton, Cal.; and bis President of the Chamber, Mar jby tiie adoption oi a budget. brothers, Earl Gilbert of Glendale, Vegas again soon, hut suggest that ion Earl, will preside and intro old board, including the resolu he not attempt to make the six Commissioners Joe Ronnow, A} tion of sympathy and sending: of Cat, and Howard Gilbert of In- duce the guests. The theme of the Corradetti aad Mayor pro-tem dio, Cal hundred* mile drive from San occasion will be Aviation." Herb Krause of the old board first flowers to the. funeral of Mrs. Francisco, by horse and buggy, tf Gilbert. . §££irai?'' Harry Gilbert will arrive in place made vacant by tharesigna- eCAR***&1 . „ rÛENTCAUE E H 4W_o^J_tois r -SL^SS^S f Owing to the fact that facili drew about the" council table at Vegas Sunday by train in time tion of*Miss Dolores Yturri has' * f 9,W» ^Btors. The number d he just must have his favorite ties for serving several hundred i, * Tbe hew board disagreed with Mr. and Mrs. Max Carter visited visitors per day shows an increase conveyance*with him we suggest &'^!&,*ft-*\%S?*J& the old ia the matter of creating for the funeral and Robert may been filled by the appointment ! people TivaTliimefTô not exist Russell. Commisioner Gilbert was be able to reach here by Sunday of Mrs. Jean Perdue. Two new in CaUente over the week-end of 45 over January 1941, J*^£ that he load the horse, buggy and at present in Las Vegas, a DeLuxe a golf board, Art Smith declaring with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kay. Our February visitors came a bate of hay oa the TWA Luxury absent because of the death of Mrs, that he wanted to go on record if a plane is available >SKi bring deputies, Mi® Annabelle Sprague Buffet Lunch wiB be provided him from Alaska. 'TTT sad Mrs. Bernice Cragin, have "e'|-*T;~o~—I •* ta [ttom aU 49 states, four territories Liner and hop over to Vegas in with choicest of foods. Table dec as declaring that the city should a couple of hours any week-end. N^Nffey Till*] give equal consideration to under- The entire community of Las been appointed so tiiat the office CALIENTE VISITORS WW, jand two foreign countries, Can- orations witt be by the art de The first matter taken up was nourahedHllSdH-ta as •*&&# Vegas joins in sincere sorrowat can be kept open during the night, Mrs. Freeman Smith and Mrs. iada and Republic of Columbia I partment of Las '-Vegas high reading and approving the min the passing of Margaret Mannion for several months tiie regular Claude Bailey d| this city spent I Entering the area through the school .- *-*^5j"7 4™ utes of last meeting. Minutes of players, and^j-ht matter was de FLYERS VISIT both boards ware iread by tiie GUbert, a loving, faithful and deputies bave taken turns ans butt, Thursday wtth- Mends in j Nevada checkeing station were ferred iibtil the Condition of the wering the night calls. HERE THURSDAY Saturday morning, March 15, clerk, tbe minutes of the newcit y finances, is better known. helpful wife; a proud and self- CaUente. 123,490 persons; Arizona -checking ; y/Wt be carried out with brief sacrificing mother and a kind and j station, 1?,**t'*ff;7*'ftvtiftfHfi tB*tftt_t-. 7- W Ray. Schrock .and • |A Â. board coinciding with those of thf The matter of purchasing new Vl Coverston, of the Fort Lewis med ceremonies^ Senator McCarran old board except as to four claims sympathetic friend to aU those in \1Qo; by a*r;*TW' 'iM(H|r lif^Kmae' will speak and will deliver the hose for the fire department aras ical- corp, arrived in Las Vegas which the new board and Mayor brought up by Kaltenborn, who need.- '!i,96t. Wm this week to confer With G. E. first bag of airmail bearing the Russell refused to pass, I'll special cachet of the occasion to declared that he understands tbat Visitors to Boulder Dam power Franklin concerning his 16 cyl Commissioner Ronnow inquired the fire department is in dire need Stan Arnot Leaving j house, 17,905; to boat dock all inder aviation engine. Also in the WAE plane on its 10:30 flight. what those claims were and was Mail destined for the cachet flight of new hose and tiiat he person- JBriatsnws^Wash, 9,Wi^^S town to confer regarding arrange informed they were the pay ally does not waat to take any For San Francisco \J%M The total-for the. travel yei& ments for handling the engine was should be brought to the Chamber checks of .the commissioners. Af A group of fellow niembers of of Commerce office for the stamp, blame .Jon his shoulders should' a 'OctObec. T, 1940, to February WL. Howard de S. Hodson of New ter a little more or less pleasant serieua^ha occur and it .develop Las Vegas Rotary Club are plan 1941, amounts to 83,672 vehicl^" York City, manufacturer of enwhich is free of charge except repartee, Mayor" Russell, answer ning a farewell dinner this,-Fri for tiieregular. airmail postage. that therais-aof enough hose. iaad 224,405 persons. For tiie ssaui gine parts. £pel ing tlie demand for a reason why JTfcthe ci^r needs hose we should day, evening at the Green Shack, {-period a -yiear ago the figures Lts. Schrock and Covertson At noon Saturday guests will made7by-7G%imisiion.i& Kbnnow,] for. Stanley Arnot, buy ttv** he said. : \prere 70,107 vehicle?, and 190,615 flew from Washington and while leave the Hemenway Wash boat declared that he would not ap Softie discussion of the two bids It was announced at Thursday's persons, showing an increase £m attempting to tend, at Salt Lake dock on Lake Mead on a flotilla prove any pay for the old commis Rotary meeting that Mr. Arnot jtisei present season; of 3,565 vehi* of cruisers. Tbey wUl spend1 tiie received arose. It was stated that is leaving shojrfrj*' for San Fran jCity, were, forced to remain in the sioners until the Uti|stiion; fia^the Ihe bid on paragon hose, favored •eks( and 33;790 passengers. air over ths-Salt 3Bak&^DôriT^rj night at Fiei'Ce Fe*rny ymere a msbact^rourif s'Eall settle the mat fey- the; fire department, was atcisco , to which place he has been m&re than half an hour because big dinner will be served. After ter of who conBtitute the board, $1.30 per foot- whereas paragon transferred by the: U. S. Lime i VEGAS BUSINESSMEN -»of so much activity and so many going to tiie headwaters of, Lake the old or the new commissioners. hose could be bougbtyaiajtwhere Products Corporation. IN BOULDER CITY .^^ planes at the port. Bad weather Mead Sunday, the flotilla wUl re-lwhereupcm'JSa demand ffiJpjW else at $1.20 per toot. Mayor Rus Mr. Arnot has been in charge Gene Parks and A. ^'BrjSjjf: | .grounded-lhêâne there and Lt. turn that afternoon to Boulder misssion®r-Ronnow," 7"ê reason of the plant of the company at jaômbf, 7-*aie untimely deathTw' Mrs. it was voted that a request be .a'tibii Center, this- coming:; Sunday, Vegas drizzles the past few* been'divulged. Wxjt sgntSo jthe Clark ecmn*ty delega- Divorced - fiiT¥egas||jjW : C.-V. T.-.Gilbertân'd sympathy for : March 9th-'/at-7-two. ;p.at-'; Wlads- wegte; may_ new comej out, dry| Katheiine':E(i;.ndsb u r%'b- was] ••• • " . "' '.'b' "' ' "'" vT Commissioner Gilbert in his be tion to hold upplrr^ servlnMV^0*' worth is; the leading bowler- -for their eyes . and their' clothe^] LEE FAMILY ARE reavement, and that a' floral piece lation (a bill putting the police tiie week;" according to the man gjanted a decree, of divorce Mon NEW* ARRIVALS and look around a bit Todays day morning last, from Gus Lind be sent io;the* funeral in the name I force into civil service bemlg^^w agement itiJcharge of the tourn -& LagvVâs tt'just [fl burgh, a third cousin of the fam Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lee and of'the City- The ixjptioh was un before the legislature) until ar aments.* The games aptr'.to- be brightest,, cleanest' arid ? mosivt ous Col. Chas: A. Liiidburgh. Fol- daughter are new residents of animously carried. ' rangements can be mSde to pass played kt $2.00 per game pttn beautiful weather Jthe, wide1,! iowin'g "her decree"". the plaintiff Las Vegas, having moved here Architects Fleming ami Wors a bill putting aU city employees the total prize set** at $10.. max world: can furnish. *'l6ft for Southern California. from Caliente wick, both of whom have made under' civil service. . imum. S^^# I Page Two LAS VEGAS' AGE Friday. March 7. 1941

was employed as a section fore- ed out along the lines* proôscc' The. Neighbors of -Woodcraft Iman- on tito Union Pacific rail by Mr. Hoover, without military will hold their regular monthly road. The bridegroom is a grad* MOTHERS STAGE SIT DOWN STRIKE loss or benefit to either side.** I meeting at the lodge halL | uate of the Las Vegas high school And the General adds: "The in- jjjI-PNEWS The bridal party spent Saturday tmhtt of tills Committee of main The Rotary Club will meet at A^SOCIETY in Las Vegas visiting with friends taining American ideals and tiie o* \mT 12:10 noon for their regular week- I before returning to their home friendship for America uf these ____IJJ.RDArY: 1.lyjuncbepn . -—' in Lot Angeles. nations by saving these mUlions Las Vegas High School drama MARY ELLEN PORTER [table was beautifully decorated_^_rifc! - • • et/js.,. .• o ' -- • "'- is worthy of tiie support of every BECAME BRIDE MARCH 1 with flowers and candles. During THIMBLE CLUB --;|a tics students WiU present the sec American." iat ond performance of tte excel .F.RIDAY^ Miss Mary EUen Porter, daugh the evening the orchestra dedicat- (ENJOYS MEETING T«i§! The former .President suggests ', 7-—-rr, _0 ed a number to the club and Mrs. -Tr' I lent Comedy, '"Young April" ia The Normada Lodge will hold ter of Mr. aad Mrs. J. D. Porter, A. J. Garrison gave an original Members of the Thimble Club a food plan for the "small democ tiie -Grammar Scbool Auditorium became the bride of Gerald -Davis racies," and he tells hew it can in the., evening. its regular business meeting- - at of Las Vegas at the First Meth reading, based upon the names Numbe* 315 of the Neighbors of S pai. in the Odd Fellows hall and oeeupatkais Of tiie various I Woodcraft were entertained be done, and how the "Work could on North Ninth. odist church Saturday morning, Thursday evening by Mrs. A. - J. be stopped within two weeks if March 1^ Tiw simple wedding club members. Plans were made to hold a formal dinner-dance at Garrison at herTiome at 820 South Germany tried to butt-in, or cap-, MONDAY OSCAR GILHAM FOUND ceremony was performed by the First street The meeting opened ture any of the food supplies. o. Rev. Ford L. GUbert in the pres the Green Shack the first Wed-: The Business and Professional DEAD MONDAY nesday in April. Members at with members reciting the Lord's Opposition to sending Amer Woman's Club wtil hold its reg ence of a few friends and relatives Prayer in Unison. During tiie ican food overseas, even from sup An elderly man, Oscar Gilham, of the bridal couple, before the tending the first meeting included ular dinner meeting at the Apache who had been living in a trailer MAasgt_ and Masdsmear _Vkfo*L evening'games were played witii plies that are now going to rot Marine Room at 6:45 p.m. Changes altar decorated with ferns and lar**P^tei~"F*telcls "winning high has been based upon the general parked at 303'North Sixth street, 'yellow gladioli and blue delphein- JMillef, "lCnEr"WnSffl5S^TST«i ia the club constitution will be died Monday inorning. He had Blad, Irvin Crandall, RusseU Mer prize and Rath Chappell low. belief that it would net reach the presented, and 1941-42 officers haa. Iv-i^^R Beatrice McEachern won tiie door WASHINGTON. 9^H&; ~— MtotOflppfia group of members of the real sufferers in the small dem complained of not being .well on riU, David Lamoreaux, ahd A. J. elected. Mrs. . Robert Dutton, Sunday and he was cared for by a The bride, who was given in Garrison and the" Misses Kay prize and Nancy Jo Garrison car Mothers Crusade against H. R. 1778 as they staged a sit down strike ocracies. The former President health chairman, will be in charge . marriage by her father was. at ried off honors with .the draw in th* corridor,of th« Senate Office Building in an effort to see has the confidence of the Amer neighbor. On Monday Emery Whitaker, Pearl Arnold and Cleo of the program. All members are King, who Uved near by, looked tired ia a tailored pin-stripe suit Bridges, and Messrs John Strode, prize. Refreshments were served Senator Carter Glass to lobby against the bill. ican public, and so has General urged to be present at this im with which she wore black acces by ttie co-hostesses, Mrs. Garri Pershing. "There are things in this in on the sick man and finding Henry Jorgenson and Harvey portant meeting. gpSr . him-in a serious condition or dead, sories. She carried a tear drop MacDonaldi^SiS son and Ethel Murray. Sim session. Mra. C. D. Breeze and buying old whiskey bottles. I world not silenced by ideological : corsage of gardenias, Miss Eileen Members present included Min Mrs. Charles Dimock held the have,a jag which has been in our argument, or armchair strategists called help. llPdll|lp Porter weiring a navy sports out SHOWER HONOR§iip nie Willett, Beatrice McEachern-, high scores for the afternoon. family for 50 years which I would or declamation, " Mr. Hoover said, TUESDAY The man, who was 65 yeara of fit, and Miss Dorothy Lou Porter, MILDRED STOREY mMM La Priel Fields, Opal Brunner, Those present were Mesdames like to seU to your chamber with arid he asks: "Can yoa believe J age, had been coming here for in a brown ensemble, sisters of the Delia Capen, Stella Leavitt, hate S. C. Lawson, C. S. Wengert, C. that American public opinion or y"fit.<-t Chamber <2 Commerce will tiw winter for several years for Mrs.- Rex Jarrett honored Miss a handle on each side. 8|8fii meet at 12:10 noon for their reg bride, ware tiie attendants. Both Franklin, Ola Adams, Ruth EUen D. Breeze, Earl Davison, R. D. "Tt is worn off around, the neck the spiritual leadership of Amer his health. had corsages of carnations. Carl Mildred Storey, whose marriage Chappell, Naomi Hinrichsen, Del- Balcom, Chirles Dimock, W. B. ular Weekly luncheon. to Edward Franklin wUl take some but is in good shape. My ica has so lost its bearings as to An inquest was held Tuesday Rau attended the bridegroom as lb Manscalkin, with Ethel Taylor Mundy, _JK. Hoover and CL P. last husband carried it 20 years. be opposed to an* effort to aid morning aad the verdict was that brat man. . alMsS' llllill place this (Friday) evening, with (and Mra Gamer guests, and.Nan Squires. IfîjPff a shower on Saturday, March 1, Mayme you would be interested. those who lie in the ditch of war?" f WEDNESDAY j death was "tiie result of a heart cy Jo Garrison and Ethel Murray, ,i, ,,;...,•• „o .v. Mrs. Porter, mother of tiie bride, at the home of Mrs. G. E. Frank I would be reasonable and hope Tbe war-crats in Washington attack, y t. wore a navy ensemble and Mrs. co-hostesses. The next meeting DAUGHTERS OF UTAH you the same. The Kiwanis Club will meet at lin, 1112 Fifth Place. of the Thimble Club wfll be Mar. think they know better than Mr. 12:10 ncxin in the Apache Marine The remains were sent to Lima, Edith Sandall, foster mother of PIONEERS MEET "You might want to buy a small Hoover. But they don't! Ohio, for funeral services and in the bridegroom, wore a green tt ^ i 20 «« «»e home of DorotteJQerken . The Daughters of Utah Pioneers corn stiU which made us good terment. He has a sister, Mrs. frock and a gardenia corsage. rated m yeUovr and wljifo and Tdiwah and Charleston bou- met Thursday evening ami dis money during prohibition ! and John Nicotine residing there. Wedding guests included Messrs was .laid witb a hand crocheted IevarasI_„,_J- *^ lace dftti|pft_tf- candles and - _T'"^P cussed the topic, "Merchandising which can be moved quickly oa Lelond Whipple f THURSDAY °\ -a o— 1_ and Mesdames J, D. Porter, W. R. in Deseret" The meeting was Sheff, Ctrl Rau and Frank De two horses. You may have a good To Attend R.O.T.C p-m^b, •—, ,-~ -;-,-•• T„0 . With all the crackpot propagan '*&** -Z^JV' JSfaa ^wa s jI PAST MATRONS CLtftl M held at the home of Mrs. Sam place close to work. There is a Ibe Woman's Swiety of Ch^st- da coming over the radio or star Vinney, Mesdames Edith Sandall,> was Davis on South Eighth street. Leland Whipple of Logandale Sadie Bluchard and Anna Rose whitschemee witi. Thi yeUoe bride'w rosess cak. Mrse . G.! | MEETS IN JEAN fellow bete by the name of West- ian Service of the First Metho ing at us. from tiie columns of the Boehjen; the Misses Madalyn E. Franklin and Mrs. A. E. Storey • .- The past matrons club, O. E. S. mofland which none of us be is one of the 19 Univeristy of Ne dist church wiU entertain the wo columnists one cannot be blamed Down, Frances UUom and Luella assisted the hostess. met at the home of Mrs. Glenn Ueve, tells me they teach moon- vada students.who wiU attend the men of the Grace church of Boul- for longing for a Uttie af WiU Dilworth, and Charles Rush and After refreshments lovely gifts McCurdy in Jean last Saturday Bottle Business shining in tiie schools there. I RO.T.C. training camp at Fort dfef City at a luncheon in the Rogers' sane, old fashioned, hom Jade Porter, brothers of the bride. were presented to the bride-to»be. with Mrs. George Day of- Las wiU be glad to sel lit to your Ord, California, this summer. Methodist church parlors. ely wisdom;— Guest prizes were won' by Row- Vegas- **jco-mMm*\*aM,'^^^^^^ chamber of commerce because it Their training period will last six A Wedding breakfast for the ena'eBrinley. Delicious coffee, sandwiches can be run with a smatt fare. "I bridal couple was given at the Guests present in^tded Susan •»* ^^ were served foUowed Much Encouraged live near the old railroad station. weeks, beginning July 20. Apache Cafe following the cere- Haake, Lepte Leas*tt, Jane Cuddy, IW a easinessmeeting at which • '-;• :^b*ira'7®Bp|Jl!; !||f|lll "The cadets will receive ...train mony. Relatives aad wedding Committee Oa Whiskey Bot x Grace - Storey;-"' Marian Cahlan, Mrs. Marian Cahlan, tiie presi pllll Mary C >i#|l| v j*"**.**? iMjfjifc ing hi all phases of infantry -war guests attending. Yellow daffo- Tona Cashnian, Rowena Brinley, dent of the club, presided. A tles Adds Second Hand •j||pT'8fayoUte, Nevada. fare and will have tiie opportunity dills and blue delphenium deco Stills To Its Activities. NeUie Hobbs, MUdred Storey, the program was presented by! Mrs. (Eki. Note: Tbe real name of the of observing other branches of the rated* the tables. guest of honor, M(*s. G. E. Frank- Glenn Van Eaton. The foUowing service in action. Mr. ahd Mrs. Davis wiU be at The Committee on Colored writer is withheld by Chairman tin, mother of the bridegroom, ladies braved the rain and enjoyed Whiskey Bottles of the Chamber RusseU lest some other Chamber Whipple is a junior in the uni home at Hi South Fifth street Mra. A. l£sterey7 mother "ofrtiie|a ddightfal afternoon, Mesdames after March % upon their return of Commerce, through Bob Rus rush in and try to do business versity's college of agriculture. honor guest and the hostess, Mrs. Marian Cahlan, Glenn Van Eaton, sell, its chairman, reported at the with the widow.) from their honeymoon. 7ptl Rex Rarrett I Nettie Snyder, Oscar Peiffer, C. The bride, who ia. a graduate of Tuesday meeting that much en Any person interested in whis '. - 07 ' " P. Squires, F. A Qibson, Mary E. couragement is being received by the Las Vegas ffighTJchool, class STOREY-FRANKLIN | Hewetson, Tila Cronick, Earl key bottles, second-hand stills or af 1938, attended the Los Angeles the committee. " PPS similar lines should see Bob Rus TUNE INS junior coUege-for oae year and for WEDDING TONIGHT '*. TmSfc: j Davison, E. R. Stinson and the 1ft addition to its whiskey bot seU at once. - sT^'iS the paji'year has been a deputy in Miss MUdred Storey, daughter (hostess. T^8§7 tle business, the -committee hopes THE the office of the county assessor. Of Mr..and Mrs. A. E. Storey, wiU to'induce the Chamber to open SENIOR PLAY i§f become the wide of Edward WOMAN'S SOCIETY The bridegroom attended school, HOLDS MEETING 'Wgf. a department on Second Hand THIS WEEK END Lutheran Hoi in Las Vegas and was graduated Franklin, son of Mr, arid Mrs. Stills and the matter received, * J. E. Thiript, dramatic instruc from tiie high school in Los An 6. E. Franklin, at the home of The Woman's Society of Christ some encouragement at tiie meet tor at the high school announces geles, after Which he attended the the brides parents at 8, p.m. this ian Service met Thursday after ing, although a motion to in that - the annual > Senior play (Friday) evening. Rev. Ford Gil noon i*n the parlors of tha Meth Sunday, 1 p. m University of. Nevada. He oper 1 clude stills in the committees sur "Young AprU" wiU be presented KENO ates the Sandall and Davis Boat bert of the First Methodist church odist church for their regular vey of industrial enterprises was Friday and Saturday nights, Mar. company of Las Vegas; wltiperforBSvtiie ceremony before monthly meeting. The ladies re lost for want of a second. 7 and 8 at 7:30 in tiie grainmar a small group'Of close friends and ported that the Sunday School school gymnasium. The play was ^r*tc^* —"• 0 —T^fjfasl assigned to, the young children Ibe reason for the state of en CANDLELIGHT CLUB HOLDS relatives.-.^^^^^&^M'fl^'^rgPlBJ couragement which has brought written by Aurania Rouverol who -.-'The bride wUl wear a powder had been carpeted and new rub is also the author of that inter FIRST DINNER-DANCE Blue ensemble and a corsage of ber treads had been placed on elation to Chairman RusseU, is the Ibe Candlelight Club, a newly foUowing letter read by him at esting series "The Hardy FamUy," RONZON*! gardenias and rose buds. Mrs. the stairs.-"ffiljM ; one episode of which will be seen organized group gathered - to Storey, mother of the bride wiU .^^___A most„ - interesting' *p rogram the meeting T~ *"^* '" *^l gether to enjoy an evening of K •"Mr. B. R. Griffith**"^ ]$_?$& at the'El Portal beginning Sun wearâ; blue ensemble and Mrs. i was presented by Mrs. Margu- "C. of C day. '®*«re i^-f dancing once a month, held their Franklin, mother of the bride- rite Gildner and | refreshments 1 first dinner-dance at the Green giaoan^*wiH- wear -« opting -print-j brought the afternoon to a elase. ."Las - v^liastmNeyadftti.>i. „,; Sha ck Wednesday evening * with 5 ten couples in attendance. The dress. ..»«"• —j—I o I^^T^^ ™"*; : State Senotor Miller The young couple wiU be at NORMADA LODGE "I understand you people are Dies In Reno Tuesday orrttnmr home at 1112 Fifth Place after HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING DAILY NEWS--9.30 AM. March 8. Tbe Normada lodge, auxiliary Senator John Harvey Miller, of {to the brotherhood of Locomotive ino Title Hawthorne, Mineral county, died ON K-E-N-O — 1370 K.C. CUT-RATE FORMER VEGAN . (firemen and engineers, held a so in a Reno hospital Tuesday morn WEDS L. A. GIRL r|i_fl cial meeting at the Odd FeUows ing after a ten day Ulness. Miss Leola Rice of Los Angeles hali on North Ninth Friday even The deceased has been'an im-- Liquor Store was married in the L. D. S. Tem ing, February 28. A large group portant figure in Nevada mining FOR SALE — Lot 50x100 ple in St. George last Friday to of members were in attendance. and political circles for many ieet on North 8th St. $425. Donald. Crenshaw of Los An Games and cards provided tbe years. In 1922 he was the .Re Fifth and Carson geles, according to word received Good location. F. H. A. entertainment . publican candidate for governor plans for 5 room house Las Vegas by friends. They and was defeated by James G. IT'S THE PLACE were accompanied to St. George MAXINE JENNINGS Scrugham. ^|^^ included. |||1 ||§|5 by the, bridegroom's parents, Mr. WED SATURDAY FOR SALE — 5 acre tracts DUCKSKIN in Hayseed aad Blue Smoke. - He is survived by i his widow, Patented Cool-ee Construction _**j» g_ J%*#js . TOBUY^lit and Mrs. John H. Crenshaw. Tbe Miss Maxine Jennings of Las on Clark Avenue. Water Crenshaw family formerly Uved Sadie L. Miller, a son, H. A. MU 1*, and elec t r ici ty,-good Of Coarse ..|^^^^^^^M7.... ^p-J^J in Las Vegas where the father Vegas and-Harry Anderson of the ler of Pasadena, Calif., and a Bureau of Mines of Boulder City daughter, *. Mrs. Florence Buck neighborhood, Excellent were married in Las Vegas Satur ingham of Hawthorne and two location for suburban I T ' S T I M E T O PLAN T ! day, March' 1. Mrs. Anderson is alters. Iliilllh ^^ home. Good buy; • 'Wsj^ Trees - employed by the Nevada Bever He was a member of the Odd FOR SALE — 5 room stucco - Shrubs age Company. mm* FeUows, Elks and Knights of VISIT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT -Flowers jglgll' ••" o **—- house, tile bath, garage, Akk GARDE_N_ NEEDS AT tOWTjBOST -a^-iias. p§||||s*|| desirable location, price METHODIST WOMEN Funeral services were held "to FERTILIZER WITH FREE INSTRUCTION PLAN LUNCHEON 1.2,625. Terms. ; Mm EVERY PLANT ADVICE day from the Ross-Burke parlors . It you want to make some Tbe Woman's Society of Christ iii Reno under the auspices of real money see Bar and Cafe RONZONE'S ian Service of tiie Methodist the Elks. Interment was made in ROSE GARDEN NURSERY church have invited the women Hawthorne with the Knights of with living quarters on of Grace church of Boulder City Pythias in .charge. Sip î Boulter Highway, near Las jto be their luncheon guests on Vegas. Lot 200 IWtm iPpF If X-Rar fitted DOG-GONE ^ Walter A. Cox. A C. GrantJmd; J. SIGMUND MIOTlCtT Thursday, March 13, in the church X A. Wadswca-lnwpre appointed way, by 150 ft. deep. Plenty I Keeps Dogs aad Yaur Shrubs by parlors. Each luncheon table wUl as *a committee from the senate of room for Auto Court. A represent a month in the year Cats Off Yaur .RHONE 718 Spraying with FRENCH UCK, IND. — Special to draft resolutions of condolence. real honest to goodness buy. our Summer land the guests wiU be seated at Lawn. {the table which represents their CFI photo to The Age — Gus No* §__§!» ————o-—-———tj_ ^4*^ We have buyers for resi 25c Bottle birthday month, -flip 5P| veiny, former Chicagoan now of dence property, lots, and North Las Vegas 35c Package Cincinnati who it well known in Hoover and Pershing . An interesting program has auto courts. If you want to golfing circlet throughout tha Would Feed Starving sell give us a ring. been arranged and the hostesses central states, will teak ia retain Former president -Hoover has fare looking forward to the occa- hbl title ia tha forth-coming tenth jsion with much pleasure.- :W§ appealed to the people of America We want to list ten small : annual Midwest Amateur golf to ca£p for 300 million people E:j8 •'. 0 • '• " tournament to be bald on tbe short of food supplies, sad he has houses, three rooms or MRS. ULLOM ENTERTAINS hiU and valley courses, bare, April proposed a plan to feed one mil- more. %0k CONTRACT CLUB ^P 4, ft and 6. His 223 strokes for Uon adults and two million child mm IS THE TIME TO Mrs.,§!|r.M. UUom entertained tha 54-hole event was enough to ren in * Belgium, "to test out SELL — Send us a descrip [her contract club at luncheon allow hto replacing Gus Moreland, whether these people can be tion oi your property or Wednesday at a very pleasant Peoria, 111., in ihe title spot. saved without military advantage phone and we Will call. foaithef side." He recalls World FREE SOAP WITH A NEW WASHER Wai* history, when tiie German Without ObUgation GaU Government and the Allies ware For. a short time ~a will give you, without charge, National Hat Chain Cooperates With R D A C kept away and did not ''grab" A FULL CASE (60 packages) of tha NEW RINSO with any of the food contributed for every washer purchased. Ellas, lajtfifcy pratktent -*af .majmmmgsmmmmr relief of tiie hungry. BOUIDERT Adam -Hal Stores, regarded as j. General John, J. Pershing has the world's largest retailer af [issued a Statement supporting Mr. men's hatt, aad ebtirmtn af tba' REMTY C£ THE GENERAL EEECTHIC"WASHEimiAT National Unity Essay Contest Hoover, ia which he says: T have 110 South First Street REQUIRES Iff OILING Commlttet, now conducting a na every confidence tiiat the salva Phone MiS tion-wide * essay eontett throagb- tion of these people 'can be work-r IpRANDMA MADE ALL HER 'iM a«l "ths gram mar rt.7a**d bifb THT EASY WASHER WITH BUILT-IN SB s-rliools af the. country aa' the ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ^Tg**VH CLOTHES tubject "Why National Unity Is A "Store Bought" dress was a seldom-attained luxury for Important To My Country,'' ba- ir Hsvis tbat the public thoald bt Mirtw*«iy#«-Ho*E BUJXSlT i»AYMBirtsi^^9 Gran'ma7 ôday, thanks to modern scientific production protected from aay anduc prtoa >:***• methods, most women buy smart fashions from local riset at long as pottlbls. 423rftremont LOUIS MACK, $5.00 DOWN — $5.00 PER MONTH shops at prices home sewing could hardly duplicate. •?*• Hi anaoancsd yesterday tbat Manager GRAN'MA took a day a week out-of her fife doing the bis company't store* and author- PHON! WILL BUY j^ HEW WASHER washing, too..*f*oday,home laundering can't comeiclose issd ageaeias woald maintain IMPORTEO-M CASE Of -RINSO FREE v llllill to the scientific moden* laundry in effieietipy or actual their current price on men's hats —i:~—1' i i far the present "and for as far 253 - awl cleanliness ?-. , and we have a service to fit every purse ahp*d ss ara eaa set # this PRti DELIVWY DOMESTIC and heect - '*. . Llquen —• Wlaas -aft. Lattig taid-' this liction C>drl«ls "-"iSlONBT^T was being takta ia aecordance With tht rtquettt made to ra- ^ - EUAS LUSTIG Aristocratic WA^^V-^^-mk tailaw the country ovat by Dr. frequently txpressed by hat and Liquors for SPECIAU 116 SOUTH SECOND 555 AVE B. jtRomsTEAM yypNORii Hairlet Elliott, Consumer Com other membwa :af. this Commis- : missioner af tha National De rtoa 'ami- tht Retailwt Dafente Democratic Vt H. Whiskey LAS VEGAS :S0q__|pp §$$$ . 119 NORTH MAIN STRUT fense Advisory Committioa, aad Advitoiy Commitsion. People 1.7. a* Gin. k !..|m II.II il" mm 35« Page Four LAS V EGAS AGE Friday, March 7, 1941 mtmm =4 fry the. rftar&cttei iffif""the' -.#j__»./, Doctors Give Many organization underwent a change. CHURCH LEADER IMPLORES AMERICA SPsAKINfr OT SAF*T7 lores! Service Mi Millions To Needy Rotary Celebrates The first clubs were started for One serious charge made purely selfish reasons of giving against the medical profession is mutual aid to their members.in "PUT ON THE WHOLE ARMOR OF fflt! Winter Sports Aid that .the cost of its service puts >It s Anniversaries business. Bat aa underlying and itout of reach of a considerable| entirely unselfish motive was, al : Tea Percent Increase Shown. Thirty-sixth Birthday Of Ro most by common consent adopted President of LDS Church. Mokes Stirring Ap- I 7—New aad Growing Indus proportion of* the American peo ple. ^^^S tary -Given Recognition At as the chief aim of tiie organiza ^Hfi'l to America "Catch Up Spirtually," In try Seen In Wiater Travel. - -This charge has been thorough- j Thursday's Meeting. tion and the chief object bf Ro Broadcast Over Station KENO. pi The increasing extent of win ly investigated, and found' to be i Las Vegas Rotary Club celebra tary was stated; "To encourage der sports growth and interest largely baseless. The Bureau ofl ted the thirty-sixth anniversary and foster the Ideal of Service as President Bryan L. Bunk<*r of we put on again the armor' of throughout the intermountain Medical Economics of the Amer of its beginning witii a big birth a basis of worthy enterprise." Moapa Stake of tbe L. D. S. God. area as revealed by a report of ican Medical Association has made i day cakes baked and beautifully That, in brief ip the ideal which church, was guest speaker on the Let me read you a solemn warn A MAN MAY BE A ROMfcO Ithe Forest Service, released on an exhaustive study, ahd found j decorated by Bob Bascomb of the quickly took rotary into nearly all Las Vegas Age broadcast last Fri ing of two great Americans. (March 1, on recreational use of tiiat-there are few persons in this I Quality Bakery. S^P tiie nations of the earth. Race, day evening, "whea be delivered ON A tove S6Mljr Listen to this cautious instruc Jibe 24 national forests of the re- country desiring medical aid who! Marion Earl, program chair language, creed or color were no the second of his series of broad tion from George Washington tiie A OON JUAN ON Ai jgion shews that 238,000 tens visi- are unable to* obtain it When bar, and today there are 212,000 casts on "The„Way of PeaCe.^, man, called on. C. P. Squires as Father of our Country. PARK BENCH--, 1 ted the** many developed forest queried, the 'mayors of a hundred speaker of the day. 'The speaker Rotarians living in sixty differ president Bunker's address was "Reason .and experience both winter sports playgrounds dining typical cities of all population briefly outlined the history of Ro ent countries although RdtiDry has statesmanlike and broad in its forbid us to expect that national AND A ROBERT [1940. -•**. " llpi brackets testified that there was tary since the Utst meeting, Feb been banned in the totalitarian view in treating world conditions moraUty can prevail in exclusion TAVIJOR INTHC This, C. N. Woods, regional for no neglect of the poor because of ruary 23, 1905, when Paul Harris, [nations. The principal reason for ttom the viewpoint of religion. of rettgfour^prirarftjle.'" -**iSlif NSOO^LIGHT-^- ester, points oat, is an increase their inabUity to pay. Chicago businessman, feeling the 1 the banishment lis the great and We commend it to our readers: Daniel Webster left tins pro I of 10 percent over tiie previous Anyone who has seen the medi need of closer ties of friendship I strong Fourth Object of Rotary; found warning: I year and indicates a steady and cal profession in ajPtion knows the with.his fellows, invited three I "The advancement of internation It is my earnest prayer that this "Let me say, gentlemen, that if I healthy trend. Growing use is truth of this. The average doctor- other men, pf business to lunch al understanding, good wiU and effort may, with God's blessings We and our posterity shaU be true I mainly the result of progress dur can give but part of his day to the with him. That occasion proving (peace, through a world fellow throw a ray-of'-light upon our path to the christian -religion; if we ing tbe past several years ia mak- care of patients who pay him. So pleasant a day was set for the ship of business and professional j.ing accessible to public travel I men united in tiie Ideal of ser- way as we move forward into and they shaU Uve always in the Maay hours - in each week' are group ' to lunch together each v the perilous days which lie .be fear of God, and shall respect bis high elevation regions of the na given to charitable work, ip hos j week. The group gradually in (vice.** ,,*>? . -g. T , __ ^1 fore us. commandments, we may have the tional forests where long winter pitals, homes and institutions, creased* in number as one or tiie Paul Harris, for tiie first two These are days which.wilt re highest country and shall be sure seasons and generous snow depths treating the indigent Whom he I other brought their friends until I years of Rotary its president and quire courage, and vision. The of one thing; that our country combine to create some of the knows will never be able to meet [ there - waa a substantial group • since that president emeritus, and panorama of passing events is wiU have no decline or fall, but DOES HIS most ideal conditions for winter a bill" Tbe great majority of doc meeting regularly.. That was the Ches Perry, for thirty years past the most portentous and colossal will go on prospering and toTiros- sports in the West tors base their charges on the j beginning of Chicago Rotary Club I secretary of Rotary International, pageant ever enacted in human per. But if we and our posterity NECKING* "Rapid progress in the develop- ability to pay— and those I who ware given a large part of the history. It may *jveU become the reject religious instruction and --W44H--R- I ment of the major national-forest Can pay nothing are given the I'^^^^MSl: 111 i credit for having established Ro- climatic scene in the. drama of authority, violate the rules -of DRIVING*-.. i winter playgrounds has been pos- same scrupulous treatment as the The idea quickly spread to other i tary on its plane of high ideals. the ages. They who view it witii eternal justice; trifle with ihe in ! sible largely through financial wealthiest patient. cities. One member of the Chi Las Vegas Rotary Club, the timorous minds or faint hearts junctions of moraUty and reck •H^SONCV help, and enthusiastic coopera- cago group shortly moving to San jtion of cities, towns, civic clubs, It is reliably estimated that the I speaker related, was started in will be stunned by its terrors*. lessly destroy tbe poUtical con doctors of this country give at Francisco, started Club No. 2 in 1923, the tiiat preliminary meet- They who behold it as the mighty stitution which holds us together, A M___t / ski clubs, and private enterpris that -city. Seattle and.Portland es," Mr. Woods said: "Also, the least $1,000,000 a day worth of ling being called at the home of stride of -tbe marching feet of no man can tell how sudden a cat free service to the sick. Tbat claimed Clubs Nos. three and four; j Walter Bracken, and tbe second God wtil derive peace of mind astrophe, may overwhelm us that work of state road commissions, Los Angeles No. 9. the Public Roads Administration, comes to $365,000,000 a year *--*.a ! meeting at the home of Bill Fer- and enrichment of soul. The eyes shall bury aU our .glory in pro mmNalkmat Sajely Council munificent contribution indeed to jron. Others active in the forma- of their spiritual understanding found obscustty." »--— — -r——. , • _ r>-A lend the counties in keeping roads from its seat of inteUectual au the cause of public health. The jtiws \$orkrm-et* Dr. Wm. S. Park, wiU be opened. filST * A thousand - American patriots put on*toe whole arnra ofCkd. to £*„&& sports £e.£ open old saying that "time is money" Harry Blanding, Leslie Saunders. have voiced this same stern ad thority, it h&s attacked the church Amarfca is today convinced that ij ^ eoJ^ ha8 ^^£4 Now A Countess America is today arming her damagingly. llllill is particularly' applicable to the They had tiie assistance of for self ih a manner and on a scale monition. Have we as a nation she nuttt arm herseU. We aretoH L^^ ^^ nototityb}r ^j^. doctor — and he gives it gener- mer Mayor John L. Bacon of San kept faith * with these patriots? Shortly before his death, as if emphaticallythat there asosafe sports. &t by sowing , more stupendous than she has. fa ously need Diego, and Tom Peck, for many If we are entirely honest we must in a farewell to his fellow Amer alternative. It is sheer arrogance EEinben Sf spectators, Forest *M« ^ years prior to his death general ever before known. There is a icans, the great Edison made this 1 The fact tiiat the general stand feeling stoutly entertained tiiat answer '"no!" On . the contrary to assumei that we may win a vie- ^ work to '£0adjng ^^^ passenger agent of the L. A. and we have given generous Quarters prophetic statement: - • tory for-the worldI freedom and L^^ & £ ^ t & ard of health in this country if in this action America is moving elu 0 her far above that of tha resfof the S* L- Railroad, who came to las to atheism and infidelity on every "God will not let us advance righteousness, a. ****** <*«** provements has been largely pos- Vegas for that purpose. under tiie mandate of destiny, a hand. In our zeal to preclude from «w have not ûght the strengthj^ ^ ^ of CCC world is the best possible com mandate of far-reaching signifi much further materially until mm HI m d thro h •oar national life the contention* catch up spiritually .** "M^^S ^• !JS J5 i guidance of ^ ^^ m& ^^ mentary on the quaUty and extent cance, a mandate related to ttie" of American medical service. No bigotry and intolerance growing It is a fundamental law of -na His spirit This is a day of con-Utoy^** eternal purposes of God. jlll*| out of conflicting creeds and in secratton. A high purpose Jw* i g^' *jj| p,^^ ^j^ man or woman, no matter how "Young April" Said & That challenging mandate pre ture that aU forces must be kept of meager his resources, need lack stitutions of religion as they have in balance. Whea any force goes ch^^gÂm«ica.,Wem^see ^ centera £ the national Excellent Comedy' JfCi sents Itself in the recurrence of an been known in tbe past, we ex to itthat teis^ptfjpose »^*«|* forests of the intermountain te- expert attention in time of acci ancient and almost perennial con off cm a tangent, there is a smash. "Young April," tbe highTchool cluded 'the scriputres from .the gulfed in materaltem -that it\^n wbwe ^ ^ of gg dent or illness. flict. The God given principle of Could there be a more impres play which will be presented at class rooms of our schools sum-' sive beacon foa our guidance to dw«^f*atnate in conquest m developed are listed by the re- o——. the grammar school auditorium free agency for the individual marily and decisively. ,. and the rigbt of self determination day than this terse warning ^^'î^^'^T^^^'ktonal^stisr, one of which is An absent minded - professor this (Friday) evening and Satur No doubt this action was. taken ''Catch up spiritually"? And this d*?**uln ^ dis*:eg"d *5** P^jfbeKyle cEyoa area near Las walked into the v'iUage barber day evening, March 7 and 8; is an for the state is again a vital issue. shop, sat down hi the operating 7 That principle was won by man in good faith; its results, How from the worlds great light giver and the down trodden of the earth, ye„as* exceUent comedy which WiU af ever, were at the time unpredict —the creator of the Incandescent chair, and requested a haircut.' ford the people of Las Vegaa many in Bis pre-mortal existence. Amer- to dw>«arion or any weakening j «Use ^ M|tolull _orest ^^ for "Certainly, sir," said the barber. * ica's ability to achieve victory in able. Surely, tiie patriots in whose lamp. I doubt not tiiat of all his of b good laughs. minds and hearts this provision illumination this last ray, "Catch of th e WCsense . . ^*f^-jwteter sporte has made outdoor Would you mind taking off your this ominous struggle will not be *w^* X ^mlUJm^^ r«reati« a year-round activity hat?" The professor hurriedly The play deserves the liberal determined solely upon her pos was born desired only tiie wel up SpirituaUy" may well prove ^-jeetivesurthis adventure-shah* for ^ Forest Seprt^ fa £ patronage of Las Vegas and the fare, and strength of the repub his greatest gift to tiie -ejilighten- be constrictive, enlightened, ,, ^ o^â^ complied. Tm sorry," he apol session and use of superior im Woodg ogized, "I didn't know there were priee of admission, has been fixed plements of warfare. She must lic. |§|§§1|I lllll ment of his generation. 1 Let us riAteousajidliwnaniterian.- Untia new work ^ b^ 3^^ af a figure all can afforcL Tbe pat on tiie whole armor df God, Now, however, as we view it accept, it .as the watch word of JSlu "UT1**! n *"* 00Bfll?t tp our program of national for- any women present." schools cordially invite the gen much of which she has willfully all in thoughtful retrospect we the day; "Catch up SpirituaUy." wbieh today challenges us is ^ adaifetration, not only because —Erie Record. eral public to show' appreciation discarded. Thus armed, America cannot escape the conclusion that What a race enobling crusade beyond our.power to measure or U the encouraging public inter- - - -.-.—a- ,—i -0 .•jjjSifo, ^^Jlljlgl of its efforts along dramatic lines. or calculate. We can oaly guess Sk bat also fo^nomjc and busi. To be worth anything, character wtil rise to her destiny as foretold onr: action -aras unwisely extreme this will be! Let us-restore Ood as to its cost or duration. An im by the prophets: A land of prom and that it has fostered and en-"' to the hearts of mankind. Let ness reasons. Not-long ago i| was must be capable of standing firm pelling faith moves to action. We reported that money spent oh tiie upon its feet in the world of datiy In spite of aU their troubles the ise, a land of liberty,, the chosen couraged the spirit of unbelief. US rebuild the prestige of the must proceed in the light eif.that NEW YORK 7- The/barge cap Rumanians have aot lost ttieir The same misdirected zeal for Church. Let us open the- dust sport m one year for equipment, work, temptation, and trial) and tain's daughter, cpmely Wilma land of tiie Lord.* faith, though the pathway be Clothing, transportation, accommo able to bear the wear and tear of liking for pungent remarks. A I have tiie warrant of Holy Writ freedom of thought and speech covered lids of the Bible and read obscure. How am we move in the Baard, who Is now a countess, ip Rumanian in Bucharest has just has opened oar schools and col again its life-giving words. Let dations, . and services throughout actual -life.—Smites. Sill pictured with bar husband. Count for the affirmation that this con Ught of that faith if our national tiie nation was in excess of 34 &HT» _&__§&. —Boardman. - written: "We are a member of the flict which, challenges the might leges to the subtle propaganda bf j US listen again to the mandates life is debased and devitalized Nava de Taffo. young Suanish axis, all right. We have bread like the unbeliever. The class room has* af Sinai. Let us renew our cove- million doUars. We want the na- nobleman. .Thmy were married and force of America, is an an1 1 1 n i by the scourge of infidelity? In g : Germany's, soldiers like Italy's, l[fani" giitfr ~nf* birtJftsir^'ITi iriâo^P " i^^B»to^'7te..JittafiJ ' th*} «faM**'ffii*' '*4j*aa^^ tiasf~aTs«r^^"aiw.*ipif; -uw. tiett tiomil^^^p^J^j^j^l^lâlhf^te ThB-,'1 tiMtef wHwe7.i,*-l ffupfrifft •Ftfteaatjr' --*l'ti^MHM^---OaiayN^te- tures proclaim a pre-mortal coUn- j share to th& new and growing knowledge is tiiat it leads to a cousin to the Duke>-bt Alba and wm^x^m^Tiw^^Siww^WrW light is a simple faith, a sincere performing manhood.—-Bovee. cil and warfare hi the Heavens [ and genuine belief in a living God. "ittdRetry.*^^p member of out of the most cele earthquakes Uke Japan's."-* waged upon this same issue—the ROAD BUILDERS I Such a belief has ever been our brated families in Europe. Wilma —Christian Science Monitor. free agency of man. Any denial I refuge and-strength. From such" achieved front page fame little of this freedom or agency, wheth I belief has sprung our heritage of Practical Hotbed Can Be M mora than a year ago whan she RACIN G fi er motivated by kindness or un- 1 moral law. Our! government itself was presented to society by a kindness, undermines the growth | derives its sactions from the be group of fourteen prominant man- WIN EVERY DAY of character, tiie wiU power and lief in God and the authority of I Built in Basement Window about-town who acted as • her DETAILS FREE self reliance of man. His word. H yau have a basement window "uncles" for the debut Which was mm. P. O. Bene 1338 In his struggle to defend this Behind. America lie 4she scrip witb southern exposure, it is possi a take-off on Brenda Frazier's HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. ble to build a practical hotbed elaborate coming-out party. •,%;.' principle man may well feel that tures. America is a revelation of I which is more easily watched, aired God is fighting at his side,*iK2 tiie purposes of God. God is tiie j and watered than the standard Today this cherished principle author of America, Ihe authority type.- - ' lis !»_! is again assailed, and to meet the behind America, the vital breath In front of the window make a challenge America arms — arms of America. America is founded shallow excavati*», about "a foot as, she has ryever armed before! îpan the * promises of God. "Ih deep. Ttm size musthe figured care M lC . D. BREEZE I These armaments wiU be new, ^ptiuSle promises it has been decreed fully, so tbat a frame sat in this modern^ ingenius, devastating! that America is to be a land of excavation can be covered by win ATTOtHIY-AT-LAW Phone 0 123 Fraiaont Street dow or hotbed sash. As in tbe case But superior and overwhelming promise, choice above all other of other hotbeds, a glass substitute though these arms- may be, can lands; land of Uberty; a land may ba used on tea sash, Ml djt- we hope to achieve a victory with which shaU never be brought sired. :-jgisa WB. such armament alone? I think we down into captivity; a land which, Build a frame to fit in tbfexea- may well express doubt There is unto the righteous, shall be bles vation. The sides must slant sharp CHICAGO, ILL. — Special CFI photo to The Age — Oaf ansa require ly from a point above the window, JO I H UF FORD another armor.that will be need sed forever; the place of tiie new almost to the ground. Fit the sash I. S. Thompson ed in this conflict^**- the whole ments plus ordinary pease-time traffic may crowd Mr. Average Mo Jerusalem; America today is ans oa this frame; using binges at the fe Attarwey-at-taw-yxg-i Attoraey-et-Low armor of God. There have been torist off tha highways unless modernization is done at once, accord wering a lofty challenge. top so tiw sash may easily be Rooms S tt 6—Griffith BMg, times, in our national life when raised for ventilation. Earth may Hotbed Bnitt Into BsssiWBal ing to Taylor G. Soper ot Chicago (loft), executive secretary, anil As a nation we have set our feet 3 Delkin BMg. Phone 284 Las Vegas, Nevodo America has worn with power Otto A. Milburn of Rockford, 111., president of tha IUnois Road upon the high road of destiny. ba banked around the frame to keep *^^^^gTessfaa sah TM;, aad stateliness tiie whole armor out the cold; said the sides should What to sow ia a hotbed! The Builders Association. Both men ara active in the American Road We are marching under divine be as tight as possible to keep out teartar vagnUhlm that aasd a long. of Ood. Then was she strong.in mandate. We are coming up to the wind. SSiS na, such as tomatoes, peppers "the Lord and ia the power of his Builders on "the national scene. '^^^^K-ai.(ilfe7.#ii^P^Bi^^^^îw the biU of the Lard. We «h»» Hit Irernt msyksrt f? bt "r*** aad eggplants, cabbage and cauli CHARLES LEE HORSEY might. Then was she "girt about not make that triumphant assent where It joins ttw foundation to pre flower, a few cucumbers or summer . McNAMfE & McNAMEE with truth I'-' then were her foet if our armor is tarnishecT by in vent drafts, otherwise it is built like squash bl pots sunk into tee earth Attaraey-ot^Law.^J|f "shod with the preparation of the the garden type, using a standard so thsy may be transplanted readily, fidelity. SEafe*' - T" or owl sised sash as yoa choose. aU may ba started here. ^^;-Attoraeys-et-LawllTy^- gospel of peaces* mam dM she, Coming CjJeanl This nation cannot stand fear Suite 1-2, Clotk Building "wear the breastplate of right Heat is supplied to thte had by Most of tba annual flowers wUl WM BOWLS ON 3-FOOT PEO- less and unshaken, if tiie streams benefit from aa early start bare if eousness, the shield of faith, the Hjytfffag the basement window, aad Phone 164 El Portal BMg. Las-Vegas CSTW3 HE4D BATH WfTER of her social, life are contaminated allowing Ihe heated basement air you do not plan to pat teem la tee helmet of salvation, the sword of .FORTH* EARLY-GREEKS.. by the poison of un-belief. ta enter tbe bed. Hie window Is aaid frame, otherwise use tbe hot the spirit, which is the-word of Who"shaU ascend unto the htill S-* «>P« at alght, and may often bed only tar tec tender or slow God." - T '•:• ""•• 100 SMW-tTO HOLD THE be closed during tee day, when the ones. BKTH6R, wmmtms ol tiie Lord? Only he who recog soils shining on tha bed. Hotbeds The main tilings to watch are tem But what of our condition to-1 UaUDOUTMt) nises and honors the King of; ot tills type bave been tried and perature, and drafts. Ventilation day? I tiiink we must in true) nouMoovEBMrn Glory. He that hath clean hands I tested, and although they do aot is necessary aa warm-days, aad Wt CREDIT DENTIST penitence acknowledge that we - A FOREBUNNER and a pure heart; who hath not I maintain temperatures, as high as for very short periods on cooler have willfully discarded much of OF TOOAVS lifted up his soul unto vanity, other kinds the heat will be more days. Sow seed thinly and water No Interest or Carrying Charges — X-Roy Service even, and the ventilation much bet* bag moderately when planting; thin : ; tiiat sacred, armor, A think we" wowea fflwjiwflEit daceitfuUy,y ; out wben needed. Over Western ywfaar-ii^TT" ; Ma^îS^Sg» l r*hSB**rT290*' may well confess our wide-spread' May God lead us to a sincere'. ta&'^Wsr--'- ~-"Wm'i "~ *'~- V . un-belief — the pernicious sin of j penitence in tills hour of des* > infidelity. This hoar of national tiny. May he help us to cast off] CHEAP AND COMFORTABLE DESERT TRAVEL consecration demands such pen the arrogance of unbelief. May LAS VEGAS-TONOPAH-RENO STAGE LINE itence. This hour demands that we in humility and confidence put I SEBASTIAN MUftlLICH. Owner on the whole armor of Ood. May j RACE BOOK - A UJKUOy 0» ftEFORMATlON llMEa. we triumph in his might I am! Ticket Office — Overland Hotel INTREP© MEN OF WEALTH IN THE 16*0* sure this prayer wi|| find ih the I Tariff llll Tariff Need Money? CENTURV. WHEN SATHWfi WASRE0AR0E0 heart of every true American ai .00 8:15 LP.VmV'- LAS VEGAS Ar. 7:85 10.00 ASAFAO, USED TO CUMB INTO THIS SAOGET AMD f | sincere and ardent, "Amen." Lv. 8:88 9M ^MONE llll FOft 1 IM 9:40 Lv. INDIAN SPRXNOS UT SERV/ANTS FILL t*. UP/ IT WAS A MESSV TS^V ^TPSrO' -w - - 2.50 tl.*15 Lv. ! * BEATTY Lv. AM 7.50 L M) A fl PROCESS AT BCSf MtQ THE DRAINAGE WAS A BIT Almost everybody 7$jy this * 4M 18:59 I*. GOLDFIELD Lv. 8:45 8.00 ERRATIC.BEING REGULATED BV THE BATHER'S IDE Christian land quotes the Bible.! 8.00 1:45 Lv. TONOPAH Ar. 1:88 8.80 The trouble is that most people! 1 6.50 I 8:45 Lv., - MXNA Ar. 18:81 3.50 Cfft ps think they are quoting Shakes- 7^0 4:30 Lv. HAWTHORNE Lv.-ltilO 8.50 peare.—Richmond News Leader. 840 S'MlN. SCHURZ LV. 18:05 2.00 Lv. 4felft &J__îy-0ie ,ijtpiî^p_^ Lv. 8:18 75 — PHONE — IS :f^Slf!«l|«.vSi FEMftSY 7:T WM 8:15 Ar. ,T RBNO Lv. 7:80 Race Horse Keno DEATH VALLEY SERVICE ' 8:15 mp LAB VEOAS ' Sit. 7:25 . ' _S@Q^0 AJ*7#7-DRATH ¥AIl_,rrwr,-* V ty- *:^-^S , *i;18 Ar., tWm&CB CRJtEK INN*^ Lv. 4:00 T"•• , DAILY BAWS ARE FUEL Fare~L»**Tlr'ega8 to Death Valley Jet., One Way $3.00 • M Pan — Pck-^^^toBank THE RULE T00AV -""~Wffi'' Round Trip 85.48 NO COLLATERAL tm ewncnous OIL s*Âs Vegas to Furnace Creek Inn, One Way $5.08 NO SECURHY » war. *» Mte.iD wu TO LAUGH PEOPLE -CV0M FOR THOSE WHO l^pi Round Trip 88.40 NO CO-8IONORJP THIS I5TO INE' THIS WAS A SL06AN JLAS.yE^SXl-UB OF T« ROMANS ma HA0 aa MOST fib NOT nave a NOTE—No Local Service Between FaUon and R«io. LUIOIIUOUS PUBUC BATHS EWR SEEN. BATM 1UB OR National Ice Co. $ggm - AM." Time te shown ia Ught Pace type. tt FREMONT STREET Personal Loan Co. P.M. Time Is shown hi Bold Face typB»7> tQuiwto MMacRy KHowNnitmar 380 SOUTH MAIN ST. Main Qffice 90*0 North Tenth Street,'Lag Vegas, Nevada Hi 1 Western Union BMg. BUT WITHOUT A 9W6LE CAKE OF S0*« ^__b L Friday. March 7,1841 LAS VEGAS AGB Page Three ««»»«»^«â|a^p«aMaiaa«MMiai»»aM-«»~yiM»a«,i U»lffrn,'*-T ' MISSION TO APPROPRIATE THS satLDiHo "*_mW____*a_j_ttm&A- PUBLIC WATEBS OF THE STATE TIOM OF LAS VEOAS. NEVADA. Nevada Mourns Her HP OF NEVADA. A corporation organized under the OFFICIAL laws of the State ot Sovadi* whos•e JprinM - Application Ho. 10614 cipal place of business )B IIS South Second, City rat tm*- Vegas;- State of Notice is Hereby given, that on the Comroencement 19th day of February,. 1941, in accord Nevada; - -HSM Dead and Mangled DIRECTORY ance with Section 59, Chapter 59, Ot To the STATg "BANK EXAMINER Judge Freak Nor cross. Oaly the Statutes of 1919, EsteUe Cox Wii of UW STATE OF NEVADA, Carson Automobile Accidents Take bourn of X.as Vegas, County of dark,. City, Nevada, for the year ended Survivor erf First Class To State of Nevada made application to December 31?t, Wte. Terrible Toll In 1840 of 161 Judge of tlie Eighth Judicial Dis the State Engineer of Nevada for per Authorized Capital {10,000 shares at the Deliver The, Address. trict Court — Hon. George E. mission to appropriate 3.2 second feet par value af 4100.00 each) • 7-$1,000,000J . ' Killed la Clark CoUaty, of the public waters of the State of: Number of shares sold during The 50th anniversary of the Marshall. (Nevada. -Diversion is to" be made feorir Uni year': 101 Seventy-six people were kttfedj- an underground' source at a point in Number of shares canceled SIS. in 09 fatal motor vehicle traffic graduation of Nevada's first four- the SW"vi NW-A See. 22.J^_21iS., R. 61 withdrawn during the year ...... 84 year class will be celebrated in BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS E., M.D.B. & M , er at a point from Cash received during the year J42,147.50 accidents in Nevada for the calen Chairman —TT-di-w- Ira J. Earl wheih the N.W. corner of said section Cash disbursed during the year 42,38857 dar year 1940. Iflpestimated by a three-dby program on the ossn- 22 bears N. 28 degrees 45 minutes W., Officers and salary paid to each during pus thai sprkigP 4*he observance Earl F. Davidson Rodney Colton 2181 meX. Water will be diverted by the year* 22»*a the National Safety Council that I means of a pump ana conveyed by W. E Ferron, Resident, Director None Witi begin May 10, according to - each fatal accident costs on tije'j pipe line dftd .ditches to the SWVi NWV«. H. ••%*. Marble, Vice-President- the. Nevada Dags brash. COUNTY OFFICIALS «$• NWV*. NEiir and NB% SE& ot : average of $10,000. These 6fy»- t MUl section 22, and there used for Director *71ffi* •• ..;'"* None To be given special honor dur Sheriff .....7. M. E. (Gene) Ward irrigation and domestic purposes from A. H. Harrington, Secretary $1,500.00 tat accidents it is estimated7con-| January* 1st to December 31st of each O. K. Adcock, Director.., None stitute an economic waste to Ne- j ing the three-day exercises Willi District Attorney Roland'.H. Wiley E. F. Davison, Dfa«ctoT*y<-;-., None Asst. Dist. Atty. V. Gray Gubler year. F. C. DeVinney, Director ^«,... None vada of $090,000 for tbpyear 1840. j be the 3,60d alumni who have b>ata e of Srst publication March 7, 1941. O. A. Kimball, Director ..._..'.„. None The 76 people killed ia 1940 { graduated dating tbe past 50 Aud. Haul Rec. David Farnsworth Date ot last publication April 4, 1941, Frank McNamee. Jr., Director ...... None Assessor TipPrank C. DeVinney Signed: C. S. Wengert, Director—i*,.....*... None . was ail increase of 7 per cent over : years. §f& ALFRED MERRITT SMITH - ASSETS Judge Frank Norcross of the County Cterk .—.1. Lloyd S. Payne State Engineer, fad. Home Loan Bank Stock $1,800.00 the ff people killed in 1939 and i Treas. aad Tax Collector ' Si THE EidMTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT First National Bank et Nevada $224.96 aad increase' of. 23 percent .over federal court of Nevada and only COUHT OF THE STATE OF NE Petty Cash Fund $25.00 249.96 living member of the first four- Wm. B. Mundy VADA, m AND FOB THE COUNTY Furniture and Fixtures Less the 61 killed in 1838. Thirty-two OF CLARK Depreciation ...,„__,-. %t_9 year class will deliver the Com** J. P. and Coroner Mahlon Brown Loans '-y-r '^^roSw" Pît*11* of the ^09 fatal accidents or 40 i Farm Bureau ...... J. H. Wittwer Notes Receivable ;'Mi|*gi~:i""' percent were of the non-collision j menceraent address. No. US40 Collateral Loans - WwixiiY 1,000.00 Pub. Admin. Margaret Gallagher Real Estate Sold on Contract 270.S3 type of accident, while 21 of the j Bev. Augustine Jones, son of County Physician Hale B. Slavto LIZZIE SHIRLEY, Plaintiff. Dr. Stephen A. Jones, president vs. IBSIffi TOTAL .——-^faâ,,^. $110,146.82 09 fatal accidents or 30 percent I Dîuty State Superintendent of E. T. SHIRLEY, defendant. were caused by collisions be of the university wben the first S^ - LIABILITIES ' Schools i|pi«— Harvey Dondero FuU Paid Stock ;. $61,800.00 tween two motor, vehicles. Out bachelor's degrees Were conferred, SUMMONS Installment Stock -ss*.— —.. 15^65.61 wfS deliver Hte baccalaureate ad Constable ^l^fjS,.., D. G. (Jack The State Of Navada Sends CYaal Incomplete Loan* ,5;r.„ 5,836.35 of the **»** pprsnng kilted, 57 Were j Larry) Lawrence. tow to Said Dadandanl: Notes Fayable , , 12,500.00 males and 19 were females7fT§i dress. Mr. Jones te now pastor ot ^32i'^lllfrf^;1L£S,«?>ned t? *&*** |fi«serve"lor 3«SWaWNMI~ alooslSB . Classified by age,' the 76 people a church in Palo Alto, California. CLARK COUNTY OEKEftAL^ yowithiu onf tethins daysummons aftesr ithf eserve servicd ien uposaind 1 ReservLoan eDiscoun tor Bont d. an...... _.._yy-.d . 410.00 killed as follows: 0-4 years -— 2, Representatives of each of the County, or within twenty days if Reserve for Fire Insurance ...... 5.40 HOSPITAL BOARD served out of said County bat within I Reserve for Gov't Insurance... 20.11 5-14 years—2, 15-24 years-r-12, 25- 50 graduating classes witi take said Judicial District, and In Mt other Reserve for Real Estate Taxes 28.77 44 years—25, 45-64 years—11, 05 cases within thirty Amra (exclusive of Undivided Profits _ 6,276.45 Above. Instructor Ralph Pltser Oye day of service), and defend the and over—3, not stated—21. Nine jnwnt-exercises and will be honor- 1 above entitled action, which a brought TOTAL S ~ nW.I46.62 of the 76 people killed were pedes shears a group of novice workers led. witii a special seat on the plat- L. J. Pulsipher llll to secure judgment and Decree of trians. !Sf§^li|R JJIH at OSHWSl Motors' Packard Elee- jform. Divorce as appears from ttw verified Total Liability Under Securities -Sold State Senator ... A. C. Giant Complaint mi file UI the above-entitled Within the State of Nevada $ 77,063.61 trie Division at Warren, Ohio, The ROTC wikhold an official Conn Mad Cause. STATE OF NEVADA).. Washoe County led alfcounties how to weM sn outlet to the main {review Saturday, May 10, to open Assemblymen — Clifford Jones, (SEAL) COUNTY OF CLARK)™' with 21 people killed, 7 of them C. D. Baker, James Farndale, Dated Ulis 21st day of February, A. H. Harrington, being first duly ignition tube ef aa airplane ea j the ceremonies. I|s A D 1941 egpfe^P^^&HJ sworn, deposes and says: "SSI !§&?'-<' being killed in the City of Reno, Saturday, afternoon the new . John KeM*f?^B |pl|ll-?B LLOYD S. PAYNE. Clerk of the That ha is Secretary ot MUTUAL one in Sparks, and 13 in the! glet*, demonstrating the "groan*" Eighth Judicial District Court BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, method ef instruction. Al right, (gymnasium and engineering of the State of Navada, m abd a corporation, and, aa. such has are- county at Jafge. Clark County j building will be" dedicated. Im crnr. tor Clark County, Nevada. pared the foregoing statement and that ranked second with 10 people kiJ 1- students" are learning hy tiw &«_ By Dolores Yturri, Deputy. it is a fuU, true and correct statement. -ea the Job* uislhui of training portant figures in tiw field of ath Mayor .....«§&.... John L. Russell ROLAND H. WILEY A. H. HARRINGTON ed, 4 ofTrhom were killed in Las letics and engineering wtil take Attorney at Law . Subscribed and sworn to before me Vegas and 12 in the county at to- make aawJitae goa covers sa BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Court House - iKi P§8| thte 4th day of February A. D. 1941. part. - iSgSUM Las Vegas, Navada $&&. MARY GIBSON large. White Pine County ranked j that teey may become "set-ap** A. J. Corradetti, Herbert Krause, Attorney tor Plaintiff. g£( Notary PubUc ia Sad for Third with 10 people killed with men ta charge ef small groups ef The Phi Kappa Phi dinner will Pub. Feb. 28, March 7, 14 and 21, 1941, Clark County, Nevada, Joe Ronnow and C.V.T. Gilbert IN THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT My commission expires all of the accidents occurring in j spsiators whea the aew niauMni be held Saturday evening. -.$$&$ CityJClerk ;..**—.. Viola Burns COURT OT THE STATE OF NE October 13, IMS, the county at large. Pershing I gaa plant ef tbe General Motors Sunday afternoon the bacca Deputy Clerk LeRoy Whipple VADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY I, the State Bank Examiner ot the laureate ceremonies will be given OF CLARK - State of Nevada, 9) hereby, certify teat County came fourth With 7 killed, j AC Spark Flag Division ia Flint, .Chief of Police :.„ ,:.. Frank W*»* . , Mo. 11119 -tJSgs _W<"\ tee foregoing a a full, true and -cor all of wham were killed on the i MfeJh, gets late fell prodnction and a reception will be held for City Attorney ...... Harry Austin rect copy of a statement required by open highway. In tba fifth place tiw alumni. Sunday evening at ALFRED L. WOODBRIDGE. Plaintiff. me, under authority ofTaw, ffiKTon fife daring the latter half of tbis year. Municipal Judge —._ Gus Blad BS3w3l Vi. !. in my office tha" . iota "dadayy of' Feb. 1941. was Elko with five people killed, | President Hartman's home. • \W/t IK G. La RUE Following the commencement City Health Officer .... F. W. York SELMA L. WOODBRIDGE, Defendant. State Bank Examiner. one being killed in. the City of SUMMONS Pub. Feb. 21, 28, Mar. 7, 14, 1941. Elko and 4 in the county at large. r|ETROrr—One af the largest exercises Monday afternoon tiie Tha State'of Nevada Sends Greetings Churchill, Humboldt, and Linco In *-**arorker training programs in alumni wtil hold a barbecue at JUSTICES OF THE PEACE te ftad Defendant: IS|7 the history ot American industry (Outlying Townships) tpa are, hereby summoned to appear INSURANCE ANNUAL STATEMENT counties tied for sixth place witb is the answer ot General Motors Which the old grads may renew within ten days after lite service upon EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE CO., .3 killed. Lander, Mineral-and their acquaintances. This Will con Boulder City _.f A J. Nelson you of this summpns if served ta said NEWARK. NEW JERSEY. to the problem Of providing ana- Searchlight Dr. R. L. Fenlon County, or within twenty days if Capital (paid up in cash)...... $815,000.00 Ormsby each had 2 killed while clude the ceremonies. served out of said County nut within power tea national defense pro Goodsprings .... Peter Rosen tower? Assets ' _™:.: ^Cm—\AA^.m*aaâs» Esmeralda and Nye each had 1 duction, it Is disclosed to a survey Ibe University of Nevada first saM Judicial District, and te all ottwr Liabilities, exclusive of capi kUled. The only white spot coun of General Motors training activi opened ^ts doors ia Kike in 1874 Mesquite $& Leo M. Hardy casta within thirty days (exclusive of tal aad net surplus- .'....ii... 993,226.72 Bunkervilie ... Warren Hardy the day erf service), aad defend the INCOME ties with no fatal motor vehicle ties made public bar C. E. Wilson, tatt ao degrees were conferred y©-- above entitled action. Premiums ...Jiu.- ..;ipai. 9913,154.50 traffic -accidents were Douglas, President of,tee Corporation. 'carried on'simultaasously in 4*JTvfce the defease products Gen- til 1891. .'Jllfe^siplllS^ff Logandale John E. Whipple This action Is brought for an abso Other sources _j&£££&,>. 113,943.5fi Overton ...^-~— E. D. Hickman lute decroe of divorce upon the ground Total income. 1940 .-. ; $931,096.05 Eureka, Lyon, and Storey coun "By tiw tiaw we are running of tiw Corporation's plants, with eral- Motors makes. that the Defendant ta now insane aad EXPENDITURES ties. 'ia high' oa oar defense orders, the General Motors institute at Training of set-up men, fore A young St. John bride says teat such insanity baa been existing Paid policy holders - $502,890.59 we expect to reqalre. a trained Flint, Mich., serving' as general men and supervisors is also an i married life isn't much different. "A government bulletin on 'Bow Cor more titan two (2) years prior to Dividends —r-..,^j_î±gm__ O ttw commencement of this action, to- Other expenditures -..-;*&.-.. 592,249.24 manufacturing personnel of ao staff and quartermaster's depart important part of the GM pro |She used to wait up half the to treat a Black Eye' is now avail wit: tee a period of approximately Total expenditures, 1940 ...... $1,095,139.83 Who's Who Includes wards of 60,000 workers, Mr ment. ." y ,- gram and is carried on largely fay night for.hhn to go home, now able." Many vtoold prefer a bul twelve (12) years, as mora fully appears * BUSINESS. 1940 Wilson declared. _ g Field commander of the cam field instructors firom tiie Insti from tee verified Complaint on fiie Risks written foffijeasg* 0 she waits up half the night for letin on "How to Explain a Black herein and to which reference a here Premiums thereon ssSw* 817,154.50 University Members Key factor in thS rapid-fire paign is B. D. Kunkle, Vice Pres tute. More than 1,500 men are by made. *??1F3 type training program te -that ident of General Motors in charge being §iven supervisory instruc t him to come home.—St, John, s^"^?***i&&g -" "Lj&y7T Losses incurred ...... 529,711.99 (U. of N. Sagebrushl.^ffl tion* at the present timeagyy, j Kin.', Daily Capitel^T - far . .They came -iat© out 'office^ those.few men in the nation con- good, while cattle ware graded as - sidered to be outstanding ia their high choice, low choice, high good, and explained thkt they owed some trills tibeyd thought ^âBtt--'* they would be able to pay. **The* bills are ovferdue/'the '• &&.*.••• WfMM and lbw good last year. Honors youtig husband said, **and we want t^Tpay tl)eni. We have TWEirnr-(M_W7»ffiEL org a clean credit racing and want to keep it that way." We »8 FREMHIT NEVADA CONSOLIDATED FAST loaned the money and the couple paid their bills. Now FREIGHT they're paying the loan back .to us in small monthly paymehtsj. Let us'help '•jfou.'^;^^^^ RAtiH0RSl# FORTUNE HAS MA'S, 818 South Mala StraaffeT/?^ * -jglzg ' Phone HI j|Mft-T OVERNIOHt SERVICE yif "^^ÔRiaD^Î ' LOS ANGELES — LAS VEGAS — BOULDER CITt§ KENO mUmets PIONEERS IN TRUCK: TRANSPORTATION Los Angeles Terminal, 534 Molino 3*„ Ph. Trialiy 1241 S DELKIN BLDGt PHONE ISIS Friday, March 7, 1941 LAS VEGAS AGE Page Five'

to represent sa immense center ling offer was made by the sen ore irane of" * widespreaff7«nrieh- NUGGETS FROM ator to Joseph O'Rilley, Winne CITY BOYS MAKE GOOD ON THE FARM ment—probably a solid mass of WESTERN STATES mucca inn keeper, A gold bar val Arizona Will Join replaced limestone constituting a (Reprinted trom Tha Mining Journal ued at $49,500 was offered to massive are deposit. tor February 15, HMD O'Rilley, if he could lift it to his The overburden from quite a Penn Metals, Inc., of Erie Penn shoulder and carry it.?aWay,y^| tract of this area is tob e removed sylvania will erect a 150-ton flo Straining to tike utmost and put Promotion Council in order to determine first what tation mill at tiie Red Cloud mine ting forth his vefy best tfforts, Six Western States Jala Ia is there and then how best to in the Silver district, Yuma O'Rilley was able to lift the bar Effort to Stimulate "See MB. AND MBS, W. N. SCHUY CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr. of handleteijyyytaHiion — with drag but alma two ladies from the LER have returned from a trip Pioche spent Friday and Satur County, Arizona. The mill wiB be The West This Year" Idea. J line outfit Or power shovels. used ss a pilot plant for testing the floor. §K!|f7 T^T'T'^ to southern California. day in- Las Vegas. - ** **' • 111 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., Hte Ely Gold and Manganese are, and later plans call for the During the visit of the delega construction of a.800-ton plant. tion to* tee mine they were given Mar. 6 — Arizona wiB hold an BISHOP THOMAS GORMAN Company is essentially a southern organization meeting for-tha for CLESSE TURNER of the of Reno, who spent the week-end Nevada proposition with head Power will be supplied by Diesel tiie treat of seeing two bars of Standard Oil Company, has re engines. Penn Metals acquired the gold having a value of §100,000, mation of a Western States Pro in las Vegas, returned home Mon quarters in Las Vegas. motion Council unit ia that state'' turned from atrip to California. . o *—« mine and mill site in January of poured from the furnace which day. -pfefSffjjTfe lllllllll this year, in addition to the ad melts the concentrates. TSI'elilli Thursday, March 6, in Phoenix, joining Black Rock and other according to word received by ttte MRS. THOMAS E. yMARSH- MBS. E. B STINSON ot Glen western office of the United ALL who underwent an appen dale, California spent tiie week Emerald Isle Co. nearby mines. The Red Rock is a lead-silver property especially Senator La ft in Hasi|| States Travel Bureau from offi dectomy at the Las Vegas hospital end as a guests at the home of cials of tiie Phoenix Chamber of Wednesday bt reported to be re- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCyrdy in suitable for large-scale operations. Better Of Argument There are stated to be approx Cpjmmerce. ilPi cujJerating as well as can be ex- Jean. Near Production || Ralph Lattin of Fallon recentiy The Phoenix area, famous as the * pected. ;*J$3sf ITSSERP! lllplT —<>• "' " • imately 90,000 tons of mill-grade criticized the University of Ne MAN INJURED Although progress has been ia}- ore oa the dump ahd blocked out vada Regents in a public state "Valley of the Sun" play land, is MRS. FAITH LILLARD and NEAR CAMP peded considerably by the record- in the mine. A road from Dome, ment. anxious to join the Promotion Mifes Tracy Wiley of Los Angeles breaking rainfall of tiie past Arizona, to the mining properties Council "See the Old West This Both passenger and freight ser month or more, the 300 ton leach is being built under the direction . -The Editor of the Sagebrush, Year" travel stimulation move were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro vice on the Union Pacific rail University of Nevada weekly, land Wiley over the week-end. ing plant - under construction at of Robert Morgan, superintendent ment it was stated in the com road was delayed last Saturday the properties of the Emerald for Penn Metels, 522 North Wa then came out with a scathing munication. iSPi Mrs. Lillard has returned home night when a landslide, loosened NEW HAMBURG. N. Y.— Nicholas Brassi (left) of Brooklyn, and teree column editorial in which bUt Miss Wiley will remain a Isle Copper Co., Chloride, Ari bash Avenue, Glendora, Califor * The addition of Arizona brings, hy the recent rains, tell across the Al Lasky. of the Bronx, both age 16 and two of-lhe thirty-six New zona, is scheduled for completion nia, and mill construction wil- he he tried to peel tea hide off the the roster of western states af while longer. track near Carp, Nevada. One Churchill County Senator! York City youths who were graduated as farmers si the Children's within the near future. The man started as.soon as this is com • The following week, tiie Sage filiated with the council to six: man, Tony Robles, was seriously Aid Society's Bowdoin Farm School hare. Thsy are feeding chickens agement states tiiat unless some pleted. Mrs. June R. Remington California, headquarters in San MRS. MINNIE 1 HARDY of injured whea a boulder which he brush editor penitently retracted and collecting eggs, aa important part of their curriculum. Tba thing unforseen interferes*/ the of Seattle, Washington, and asso several of his accusations and ad Francisco; Colorado, headquar 122 E; South Temple, Salt Lake and the,other section mea were plant should be ready -to turn ciates were owners of tiie Bed ters in Denver; Washington, head City, was a visitor to Las Vegas trying to dislodge from the trade, youths have spent tha test half year studying practical farming at mitted they were not in accord the school which is the only one of ite kind ia the country- giving over by the middle of the month, Cloud. E. Lansing Jones of Los quarters in Seattle; Oregon, with Tuesday enroute, to her home rolled onto his leg. He was hur Everything possible is being done Angeles is general manager for with tiie facts. ^gpl instruction tb tha youths without charge. \§pl| You may never agree with the headquarters - in Portland, and from Redlands, California. Mrs. ried to the Clark County General to gain this objective without de Penn Metels, Utah, witii' headquarters in' Salt • Hardy has written a number of hospital where it was found-neces lay. The roads leading to tiie mien Farmer, but no one can Lake City. UPl poems about the desert, prospec sary to amputate the left leg just mate, however, are reported to be question his diligence or sincer tors aad Mormon subjects which above tee knê. Trains were in ho condition to permit the EQUIPMENT SENT ity. INSURANCE ANNUAL STATEMENT appear on colored postcards dis ELY GOLD AND MANGANESE REPORTS ACCIDENT AND CASUALTY IN stowed up for several hours but transportation of heavy machin SURANCE COMPANY OF WDt- played by various stores. Were again running on schedule ery. A tea-load of lumber has been FOR RED CLOUD TEHTHUR. SWITZERLAND. by Sunday. (Reprinted from the L-,... ..$2,478,612.00 G. E. Franklin local F. H A, rep day morning at St Joan of Arc Orange Show Plansvad a is under way at the proper- that the roads will be in shape at the Red Cloud mine for theto form a Star between the mov 100-ton concentrator that is be ing parts, according to the emer Other Sources...... 3aE3E*£_. 62»,3S8.14 resentative. Probasco who has church. Interment was made ih tin of the Ely Gold and Mangan for movement of heavy loads with Total income, 19*0 ...... •"3,108.011.1* been---conferring wite national Woodlawn cemetery. ese Company, Ely, Nevada, ac in tiie next few days. ing built there f§j*7 the Penn gency service department of the Metals Corp. This equipment was Automobile Club of Southern Cal . EXPENDITURES FHA representatives in Los An He is survived by his parents Striking Exhibits || cording to a late release by Ogden The Emerald Isle Copper Co., Paid policy holders $1,048,789.68 geles the past week left Friday C. Chase, president of the com trucked in over tiie new spur Off ifornia. Correct speed for thai Dividends -,tbtiifa*§j/:-Wî SB who reside at Byrd, Nevada and a Two Hundred Visitors Expec with headquarters in Las Vegas, the Yuma-Quartsite highway, hur purpose is obtained by setting Other expenditures ....--7*21. 1,342,237.61 far T*onopah and northern Ne- sister, Mrs. Leo Daez, of Las Ve pany j with offices in-the Boggs ted at Mammoth Pavillion Building, this city. A series of represents one of tee most im riedly built by thfe Yuma County the throttle so that the ameter Total Expenditures, 1940 .. $2,391,027.29 aa&fffiMWti lIKIf *_t_e BUSINESS. 1840 : gas- iiiiilil At Saa Beraardiao.-«|§|j four drifts are being driven fan- portant mining operations in this Highway Department. just registers charging. WS$_ Risks written ,; , rai^sst*Mtrgi§|§* none part of the country. The proper ,——-o — Premiums thereon ...... -*&£... none DR. PARK RECOVERING SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., wise into the main ore deposit, The Red Cloud is in the Silver tjoaae* -Incurred jTMaSEiiy^jiee*-- none MBS. D/S„FARNSWOBTH re ties represented have beea exten district, 45 miles north of Yuma turned Saturday evening from FROM EYE OPERATION Mar. 6 (Special) — -Ptepttmthim and have penetrated it for dis Emperor Augustus Caesar is TSlff NEVADA BUSINESS ... tances of from 40 to 80 feet with sively developed and contain .vast Five other patented properties in sued an edict for Roman cleanli Number at risks written ,_2gi none San Francisco where she. spent Word from Mrs. W. S. Park are being made for 200,000 visi^ tonnages of higher grade or leach Amount of risks written ZZsmEj none 1 out having encountered anything the vicinity have been taken over ness prohibiting any citizen from Premiums received • •rJE'TIf none a few days With her husband who from Baltimore where her hus tors to the National Orange Show ing ore available for treatment- to be held at San Bernardino, to indicate the boundaries or lim- by Penh Metels. They are the wearing a garment that had not i.o>»« paid -fr-^K'Vli^fSai^S'lr'' none is convalescing in the Stanford band, Dr. W, S Park, recently more than sufficient to keep* the Black Rock, Mendebil, Princess, Losses incurred ...~^£Zg£$§£j£&<'.. none Hospital from** an operation. He California, from March 13 to 23, [its. .The longest drift, which is been Washed within the week. We Number of polities ta force *£&¥ underwent an operation at the .plant under construction operat- Pacific and Silver Glance. |S|£ presume the enforcement of this Deeembm SSL Mio - -"ask-, none is all trussed Up wah casts and John Hopkins hospital for tee inclusive. For thirty years this 8^» f f to len_J a*^ ln* at J=*P«»city over a period of ported to have sampled $20.64 .5Bam Metals is a Nevada cor edict wss undertaken by theWEW Amount of said policies •t_^-__, none . splints and what have you and is removal of a cataract from oae showcase of tiie vast citrus in six years or so. In addition there poration financed by Erie (Pa.) Trjost uncomfortable. However, he of his eyes, brings tiie news that dustry has heralded the fame and per ton in gold and silver across to there are vast tonnage of prob —WashjEvery Week! . -aPil o. _ A. MGos3m| tiie largest copper mine in the days. Silli SPil W iVjiii-uij * **— TheTtlower* tile current month. 7Tram tun __J||T-„-TfI^ Hie majority, however, are Ne nels are being driven in order to • J§|iNY~ •. • vada teachers, many of whom are. mine tiie developed ore at lowest university alumni. 7?'T*rfp practical costs. - " . - 'ments. mj£ ' '. 1938 HUDSON TOURING SEDAN — Low Mileage Summer "session fees at Nevada, Ahead of the present develop Clean as a Pin — Runs Excellent jflfc ^ lf% which, according to Dr. Brown, ment program Ues"i||.,five acre 1 1 are the lowest of any accredited slumpage area, with huge boul ||||lElectrie Flnger-Tip Shifting J|;*^y *P^* ***' college in the nation, are the same ders of quartz sbewifigf pii The 1938 LINCOLN ZYPHR SEDAN — In Perfect Condi' for tiie out-of-state and Nevada surface and also at least two im residents. - --: - - .- - mense ore showings in place. One tion — Original Blue Finish Like New EatosHaat This year, for the first time, a of the two represents a bedded White Side Will Tires - Radio <^LV_\*%L recreation program is being plan plane 20 feet thick, and the other A Guaranteed Bargain at ...... % ned for tee summer students, The an outcropping witii an estimated program is designed to provide 3,000 tons of ore available for 1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN — Reus Like a Top. them with a maximum of enter- rattling and shipping. *lhe five l j .: . ELECTRIC COa^l»^ ' *_** s •moX - good Patat—Tfares >#^p^7p^ tahuttsarstUtttenost and to give aa* alunM^f^«p«et- te Iseheved _T Dowa Payment Oaly âM^âiki them an opportunity to became Jpoo better acquainted both with each 1917 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN — New Paint other and with members of tee N E*W - - Good Upholstery — Three — Local Owner - faculty, tiie director explained. Mechanically A-l A number of excursions to some of the many places of historical Busy &# Cafe ' .-.' • %BBm^J(EM0HT«PH0NE 50t 9 * FuU Price Jp44:5 interest and scenic beauty sur rounding .Reno will be made, he rTSflfre Sera* said. BREAKFAST - LUNCHES 4- Hot and Gold J AMEirC ASHMAN Some editorial paragrapher wants to know what has become COMPLETE DINNERS "The H°«ie of Guaranteed Used Can" * - of the old fashioned house which *»c — He — MaTTI 109 NORTH MAIN LAS VEGAS PHONE I'll sported a big bay window. Which H reminds us, what has become of 1-15 Norlfi'1st, Next Bank the old fashioned policeman? Friday, March 7, 1941 Page Six V&S VEGAS AGE L AVI A T *10 N L6wdefMH^TaII there's worfQitbe done felloy^ aaaaaaaaaaA Conscience-stricken men are Ver^ftghtening I often appalled by the weight of [a single sift ia teeir own lives, yet AUA\* t*AD*M<3 vM*c*W*l*rAf»Bfc 7$ Chamber Members Hear refusing to acknowledge the vast dODTHE B.K By RICHARD KINO Authority * Give Illustrated tove of the Saviour who accepted Established la 1905 r gill Lecture Oa To.l'SoIls and the penalty for all the sins of Erosion. S men, Dr.* Walter A. Maier of Con CHARLES P^S^fGnOEl—S^-jg^— Editor At the last meeting . of the Southern Nevada Aero Club, a Seventy-five^T^ftembers and cordia Seminary, St. Louis, pleads DOROISV &|KRIMAe€»IBE .:^^fe- Business Manager committee was appointed to rep-1 I guests of Las Vegas Chamber of Sunday in his Lutheran Hour ' RICHARD iQlfG ...7:*^^|iÛ'Advertirtng andipiîrtiim^ resent the club in questions per-; Commerce were in attendance at broadcast over Station KENO. "Think of the consequences of |^H. JOHNSOI^^^^«p^|^ PI«»t Supertateti*Swa** taining to airport facilities for * the luncheon meeting Tuesday private flying. There can be no| noon last and heard'ate roost en one transgression. A tether - or A weekly Mewspapef published every FridayJ^*. general circulation doubt that private flyers will be lightening and entertaining dis mother sins and for generations, ih Las Vegas, Nevada, at Ttik_Wg Building, 411 Freasont Street, and left "holding the bag" as soon; course of Dr. W. C. Lowdermilk, diseased, stunted, abnormal child as the army has taken over the: who is assistant chief of the soil ren pay the penalty of parental entered in the Pdiffilfrce as second-class matteife? j present airport, While we agree! conservation department at Wash folly. In a rage of anger a man f****** Subseriptfe**! Rates — f iWft-per. Yet%«B | that all of us should be willing | ington. - %&M strikes down his neighbor and tiw to make sacrifices in line with The address of Dr. Lowder floodgates of misery ace opened the National Defense Program, we I milk was accompanied by a ser upon the murderer, his family and are also of the opinion that pri- j ies of picture slides showing con the dependents of his victim. TEDS BLAME FOR AIR CRASHES vate pilots are well able to play' ditions in* various parts of tiie . "The prisons are overcrowded witti people who started on the- Congress, it appeanr/is about to undertake an investiga aa important part in* National j world where Dr. Lowdermilk Defense. Inasmuch as the govern-1 made investigations during his road to disgrace through one par tion into the recent airplane crashes in a$J0$ov% to d«|#sniM ticular sin. In the liyes of many ment is now spending huge sums 2*0,00O-mil&..a journey about '^tfpn. who, if anyone, i&to blame. - f for .the training of civilian .pilots ! world studying soil erosions and men tee thought of a haunting specter of evil-doing arises to tor They wiU^ have before 'them as a basis for their worit there ought to be opportunities 1 the causes and results Which have foe'tiie trainees to keep on flying I made desert wastes of areas which ment them. Now, if you feel that--—-j tugging, clutching power exerted Kime figures'which, irf^fee public minîneed some explaining. after completion of their course. I have eyes to see, titere *^ hsare m--Mtat ^foh^hmd. Some fêj ^^ û.^,^ ^ gj^ ^ and in the evenings. people of America just where the blame lies, jlllF*** town this morning to gat a little beauty and grandeur, aiad a near H the Orr vote is taken as - m snow ha r flying practice . . . Bob Fox has 2S * ^ it ^^ f™<- iSt Inffltons who UvaWm ness to^l?^te>t known elsewhere; the basis the petition has not fallen during Jâfternoon, cov- , count^y^theUnited States IMMANUEL COMMUNITY :§m NEVADA'S PEACE RECORD received his instructor's rating hi TSts'T^f* flowers, its purple enough signatures an dno date will ering Carson City with a beauti-| old ^ ^ ^ populated as aad is now operating bis classes. were d f CHURCH—North Las Vegas The general public seems little concerned these days over sage, its sublime peaks, its splen be set .for a recall election* until ful white blanket, and outlining Italy, we would have 550,000,000. Albert C Melton, Pastor Sunday, at S a.m. teta students a court ruling on the legality of * anything but war. "Save our boys from war," is the prevailing did vistas where the Very silence every tree'."*' people here," Dr. Lowdermilk fPtlNDAY SERVICIS ' under the college training pro the netition hasiseen received The whole city is a cry, ,4(1, which we all join. We just do not want our young gram will baste their flight train- taika^^P^ffl iilSiS >•••$_& gorgeous'said./'The worlH is on the last Bible "School ™*#-eSS- 9:45 ATM lag ... The quality of "liquid sun- aiwever. County Clerk Payne'-]sight, but I have.never seen any- jatfep'W destruction of our lands. Evening Worship'*...... 7:30 P.M. fellows sentTfiroTlie hell of bombing, submarine sinkings, But'beif of all-I love its Cot- has opened registration for elec 'thing quite so beautiful as the If civilization ig to avoid _ a Jong. ra ahine" which^jyft experienced iton wood trees. "Many a time to , cragftfng airiiliries, ^M^'-I}lpiEi8lts tfflsf*peBl|BT^gi8sr*~ ~^ "during the past week (oawesks) | Aa*es4arm])i»^0iâetmmmmmm^mmmim^m^— Kjp^^•=^reoltt6r^N*at^^l|^ ^ cKcline,' Hw" s^ rhuit ^Tx>rn" THE METHODIST CHURCH ttKe*etri»TRBffli®p; hy aatiKbw» way of achieving effects tiiat again .through conservation. We Rev. Ford L. Gilbert, Pastor JBb7 VA we sit with quiet composure while a monster more has curtailed flying and wo hop* lor dead-axle wagon have I antici- that the weatherman's promise of Ash Wednesday was simply take tele's breath away. must profit by the lessons of the Sunday School;!fg^f. 9:3*0 A.M.. destruQtive than any wjuy*$ji*:'history mangles, cuts, tears, Ipated reaching some place to rest Speaking agate of the Cross- past. Morning Worship ...... 11^0 A.M. better weather will come true. - |where there might be even one burns and Mils our people at a rate far greater than war has - • •;—oTw T»mTm^&£ Beginning Of Lent and Crescent luncheon, Veronica Among the guests at the meet j single cottonwood with a spring at Harmon is the very capable pres ing in addition to Dr. Lowder ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH ever done or;., in all probability, ever will do. j its feet.3 »Oh7 grateful Shade and Ash Wednesday, which came this year on February 26, marked ident tot the year. The group is milk, were his secretary, Mr. C. B. Washington and Third Street, That monster is -the automobile—a comparatively harm {cooling draft — what memories composed of the mothers aad McKnight; 'Mr, Saunders, Tom Westside TT"?'!" EngineerfWorklng tiwry leltfT B^^*i. *^«» the beginning of Lent.. Special ob wives of Lambda Chi members less, useful, pleasant-thing when properly used, but a destruc f servances Of the day were ar McCloud, Joe Seousen, Chaa-Hr Nev. James A. Duguid, Pastor. iBtfyou recall the one at Pony ami alumni This fraternity is KilUan. Sunday School...... 9:45 A.M. tive and merciless killerTji^ the hands of careless or drunken Spring, or the several at Crystal range-*, by Father Lambe of tbe one of the outstanding Greek let Church of St; Joan of Arc, Rev. Rex Bell had with him a group Morning Worship ...... 11:00 A.M. ' drivers. Kgsf IfHPilP W$' ' On Bullshead Mm Spring? What a pleasure to climb ter cffisunteBtions «a *e hill ajidlof the A&vtpdty Board members Young People's Meeting 6:45 P.M. down to lunch and rest erne's Keresfotter of Christ Episcopal ll During the year 1940, 76 people were killed by automobile Twenty engineers of the Bu Church and several other church has daiaiarlfor its members more of ranger district No. 5 of Nevada, Evening Message...... 7:30 P.M. reau of Reclamation are working very bones in the cradle ef hs LaaWe**8 h«9?-**;than anyother consisting of George Lytell of St. Midweek Service, Wednesday and accidents in NevadaJr-: more deaths than Nevada suffered in roots! Kj£^B_^-- I. organizations held prayer -meet on the preliminary surveys of the ings. - 1||| EflllSii fbrntepu^T'' Wg-_. George; Leroy Larson, St. George; Friday, TJ0IPJM, the World War. The financial loss in those deaths ii esti Butiahead Dam project under di Yef%7I*fove the Cottonwood— not the lowly, but Lordly, I say. Easter this year comes on April Lambda Chi has an outstanding Willard George, Ardenf John mated to be well up toward* the miUion dollar mark without rection of George E. Mitchell, en record for scholarship, athletics LundeHJT Cedar City; Anthony CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Aad when I see tee axe bite into, 13th, which is 40 days (hot includ Elder O. G. Clark, Pastor taking any account oJ the hundreds who were mangled, but gineer in charge. Ihe surveyors and general campUs activities and | Atitin, Cedar City; Frank Allen, are working w four parties, ac one, I feel the blow in my heart, ing Sundays)' after Ash Wednes has the added distinction of being | Also members of, the V. S. Divis- Services' Sunday Evenings ,survivedi|gli Ifff? _^j*_^}*t_S^^jj^^M ~uga___^mmd cording to the Mohave Coun*^ for an old friend has been strick day. . lll|lllPII Tt30 P.M. en. I am tempted fo say, "Forgive Most of the Las^ Vegas churches solvent. There is.gap- mortgage mh--'i*. Graamg in Nevada, in- In another place in this issue, we publish the report which Miner, (Kingman, Arizona). One on the comfortable old house on 1 eluding Monte Rohrery district party is stationed at the dam site them for they know not what they are-preparing elaborate services University .Terrace, and the boys grazier; Jim FarreU, range exam- THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH shows that Clark county ranks second in the state in the while tee other three are work do!" pH with special music for the Easter Fremont at Seventh. celebration. '•••'•• pf-fllp have a comfortable sum in the I iner; George Jacobson, grazier Rev. C. H. Sloan, Pastor • matter of slaughter, with 18 k*ftte&, second only to, Washoe ing near Tatum's Ranch, in the And what reason for the aide; and also Emil Blanknagel, slaughter? A little cotton? My, "The Lutheran church is observ- building fund. i|pfi|i^'.*-- *:T^|^ Harvey, Stanford, Choir Director. upper reservoir area. ;^g HI district grazier of Arizona. cirmnty, where there were ;fl|a§toiô]*iieda^M^^T but we have grown soft. Would Ing-Lent witii a series of special The mother's club, although 10:00 AM. Sunday School • In the United States during 1940 there were 35,000 deaths The work being done at present that we of the human race pelted programs prepared by its pastor, onry two years old, has been of Other guests included J. Less 11:00 AM. Morning Worship, "f-R consists in computing tiw con Denton, postmaster at Caliente, In automobile accidents, with 1,320,000 additional seriously each other with no more-than a — A. Wesset 7 ^^PgPâ great assistance to tiie boys. Dur 6:30 PJC B. Y. P. U. trols in tiie triangulation work little cotton! ing the past year they have pOpLaNevada ; Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. 7:30 P.M. Evening Sendee: injured. It is ai toll more deadly than war: which is being undertaken at the LIDE DEARING s^p chased new stt«^7<*haia «id tebto'^^J, "^ U?5*8- 11ec-~" stocked-with'tishT^ 'TfiilSgEI [v-js. -t^pSy*- n^btathi%--^ oh'^ ^Sm% varfous*coimimunitT^ ollocaTmusium^ The Age hopes *Sen- ••- The average of sunshine for the whjle the car -is stopped and waft-ttm^mi be mt hand for the event. atdr Grant will find ample sup^rtlfor tHs bilL-Sp week February 28 to March* 6v ing for a signal, to,turn',. OUiers The convention is. held each MINING CLASSES m& was 42 degrees, accordttl.to teatao it while ehmbing a grade or year under the TO OPEN IN B. C. ^S re crt f spices of the Bould«r City P.|EA.i| CAUENTE PEOPLE P f°to 'the Airport weather' when .trying t» gain momentum Associated Students of the Uhi- VEGAS GUESTS - T;

| As for hock as human knowledge goes, man has been using cer tain members of the animal kingdom to help him hunt other mem bers. The most familiar example, of vumse^ tkwrhrg, which is used in many ways: Fox hunting, deer hunting, end so faith. But there are-many w^'~& & y* jt4\. wi other examples not Wo." J> ^r J» T* Jr _r*k?$. quite to familiar, ©!* V* /3^M_tX-: . __f _F >. soma of which ore shown in the accom | 'k iflP panying series of photos. ' h ' **_** \ iLk J 111** Before the present tear, Germans at' tempted to revive Aa sport of falconry on H A; m JJI>* a large scale. Photo (left) shows a soldier *j$£_jp'~wa falconer removing the 1 ^2_L_~ T_M -^Mk-Mfc,'. . Tf victim (a rabbit) from the talons. t-lM Bttl - -^ 1-'*'T*I —\; RxB-IB f 1 -Al ' 7... - i ^y* m ''' ^mW^k_*_ ^4 k 7< Three powerfnl units ef the British fleet are Seen off tea Rock of Gibraltar as they helped cover passage Ginger Rogers, who warn the an \Ct convoys through tee Medtterraneaa to Greece. The warships are (left to right) aircraft carrier Ark Royal, mm, i*ti t%\ fMjii'i nual Academy of Motioa Fictare Sa ahHsiittefirl battleship, aad dreadnaught, Renown. (Insert) British destroyers making; high-speed turn* Arts aad Sciences award far her when attacked by enemy aircraft while convoying ships through Mediterranean. * I Seven pwaoaa were killed aad alae were Injured whea this Eastern performance ta "Kitty Foyle," aad Airlines plaae crashed near Atlanta, Ga. Rep. William D. Byron, ef James Stewart, who waa voted Maryland, waa oae ef tea seven killed. Among tea Injured was Capt. 1940's outstanding actor for hte work Eddte Rickenbacker, World war flying aea aad owner of the airline, fa "The Philadelphia Story.** S*Ts* New Fighters for Uncle Sam's Air Force nets shows rescuers searching fa tea' debris far bodies. Police Clash With Pickets at Steel Plant Flies to PoJt

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Hold that tiger! The big striped cat it easy to hold now, far he is dead, and is being loaded on p carrier elephant. The hunt was JSP®*" wlpfe* £.. held on the vast jungle estate of the Maharajah oj' Gwalibr, in India, in honor of-former British' Viceroy Lord Reading. ' 'JUg Right: The end of a cheetah burnt. The ani mal, streamlined mem ber of the eat family, is trained to hunt deer. Human stalkers "spot* Police try to force hole through pickets to allow car te pass John G. Winant, C S. • iiiliiisSlTsr the deer and head it in through Number I gate af the big Lackawanna plant of tee Bethlehem te Great Britain, going aboard tee the direction where the Steel company, near Buffalo, N. Y., during the C. I. O. strike, which Atlantic Clipper at La Guardia field. best run will give most USSfled defease production. Ifee Bethlehem company has.*tJi"WllinB New York, en route te Great Brit* entertainment to the dollars' worth of military orders. ^^^SSsSST^fcL-T^^^.T ,amtr7*m Lteboa. •___] .^..saas-T

J> Interior view of the huge Curtiss-Wright plant ia Buffalo, N.JY., showing tee mass assembling of tee •„..., saw Oatiss g'«» puiaai. «&lp»for tee ^»^ —« H.planss S*a»*f"i and wil. soon increase, this number as additional trained mechanics are pat te work la tiw aew plant buildings. On Bp*Brial-MiMBtopr When Eneinies Become Allies Found Years Later

|s£4 Chinese fisherman off on an expedition with hit six cormo rants. Be putt an iron ring around the neck of eaeh bird, to which is attached a Ught line. The ring prevents the bird from swallow ing his catch, and the line keeps the bird under control.

- ,1'Wirecked plaae at Charles Stanton, Or. James B. Conaat, president of of Dorchester, Mass., which disap Harvard university, aboard the S. S. For tea moment at least, iimwiliis become allies to help a wounded peared with Its five paraiiwcsrs JFaae The flrst V. S. army transport since MIS has jast landed 1,200 soldiers Excalibur, as he sailed far Eet-ope soldier. A British officer and an Italian prisoner are shown in this sound 80, 1937. It was recently found by at the Boston army base. Some of the 1,800 are shown above debarking aa a ritesloa far President Roose photo carrying aa Italian casnoltjjtt. Bongasi, LttyaaSa-aa ambulance. fear farmers la a jungle near San tram the troopship General Renter Liggett ea route te Camp Edwards velt Dr. Coaaat Is head af a spe Another wounded ssWMsr te aa tee gnRRBfr awaiting assistance from the Jose, Costa Rica—its passengers a aad Fort Deveas. These' mea have Jast completed Ave weeks* secret cial aew mission te 1fi|fltTf to col* friendly enemies. \\\_\\\Wfmm • T-li* - tangled heap of bones. mama mis fa the Caribbean. leet defease iuformaUon. British Convalescent Home Kept Busy Canada's Navy on Job Australian Troops Arrive in Singapore Defense Expediter te

W : One of the most ancient of sports _r^ BB _K_H 1 " _BH9 HT %"> M_\ ^_fllp is stag hunting. This photo was Ii spade during* stag hunt at the es* -wl 11 _L_J L * * B tote of the Count de Vibraye, near Paris, The stag attempted to twlm the Gossan river, but the hounds m cornered him for the kill.

w _V*-:-?_KB RR H_E.- • 5 .T-*'_M _^___S_^_H_B Hi ' J_*JP^ W&t _H nKWlfl^flal aaB 3% j**^ BBS ii Two officers of tea Royal Canadi . Averell Harriman, New York finan - At a hospital la tee aortheast section of England wounded Royal Alt an navy watch over a convoy from the bridge of their destroyer. Wtth cier, wheai President Roosevelt Ir* Farce pilots wad girls of the ,*f omea's Auxiliary Air Force ara M* "to "Berlin or Bast" was' the chaat at these- crack Australian troops as named as aide to Ambassador Wi - J mending." The hospital is used by tee R. A. F. and tee W. A. A. F. Ple- tee Increasing new at mmr materials A sunset seen* in "good ducking" country, Thf shunters blaze thsy arrived te Singapore tt strengthen tea British defeases They wees nant, as a step ta aU to British tut- Sf'

New Aircraft New Angle Triangle WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C. Wayne GENERAL NATIONAL WHO'S Shell Sensitive HUGH S. Nazi Advance Guard Enters Bulgaria; JOHNSON AFFAIRS fl NEWS Caa Be Exploded by Force Japan's Arbitration Offer Rejected Reviewed by Of Heavy Rain, ArmyT, JauM CARTER FIELD Experts Say. By Britain; Far Eastern Crisis Grows; MmmtTmmm 0 -mOSOmtm Notes of a New Yorker: Washington, D. O. WUlkie 'out of step' with Newspapermen know hew United WASHINGTON.—The army has Defense Board Speeds Up Anns Work WAR POSSIBILITIES Press facte about the following fact developed aa aircraft cannon shell Ss a friendly debate with Mates party, but apparently . . . It reminds its staffers that news tiiat is so sensitive It wm be ex (EDITOR'S NOTE—Whan opinions ara espraeeeS fa than oolnmna, ther George Fielding Eliot on war possi takes tviser course . . . may break any place—and tt warns WEEK ploded by the tepee of heavy rata, eta WmWa-.tt ttta maw* tatXim awKtW* neaeeaarlly af thla nawapaper.) bilities, two of tiw principal schools them net to be Indifferent to any to- war department officials said. ••' • fgslssseitkf anil*in Hi II ii|ia|i»i nslen > cf so-called thought were seea ta Predict more govern eale for scoops ._.-- 1* stems from Ordnance technicians, it also wss BALKY BALKANS: PEACEMAKER: pretty clear profile. ment ownership of 1917, when tee fate Bob Bender By LEMUEL F. PARTON learned, have developed a version Oa a tew basic guesses there was (ate became UP's vice president) (Consolidated Features—WNU Service.) of die famous French 75 mm. Said And an American An Offer 7§f||||l complete agreement; that tills coun electrical industry. was In tee White House washroom, gun, which ean be mounted oa As Adolf Hitler's advance guard try is la DO danger of invasion in (BeU Syndicate—WNU Service.) and fa came Joe Tumulty, secre EW YORK.—In 1818, there was Japan offered to be tiw peacemak the measurable future, teat Ger N a tall, gangling'young man in heavy bombers. Experiments wite slipped tato Bulgaria from Rumania er of the world aad arbitrate all dis tary to President Wilson 7. . Tu it. Including firing trom tea ate, there was; none to stay them. Clad many will not be successful in an In WASHINGTON.—"I'll bet they are multy .was so upset he couldn't charge of a crew, of men who were putes. The offer came ta a state vasion of England tills year aad teat making lewisite gas, in a hide-out were started more than six months ta civilian overcoafa which teey did ment firom Foreign Minister Yosuke awful mad with me," Wendell L. steady himself, which made Bender ego. fi|*|-a TiH*"- not remove but from which protrud her chance cf doing tt later win Willkie remarked w. -* paraxial *jj nervous . . , "What tee devil's tee Matsuoka. Churchill conferred witii probably decline, that there is no Chemical Export "K ?*? Botii experiments are part of tlie ed sleek military boots, members of U. -fi. authorities and then caUed: in friend after testifying before ths-.7*s matter with you, anyway?" shouted- ~Z prospect tiwt England" wffl lose her senate foreign relations committee — ^*^ land! A-vet* army's attempt to increase the fire tiw German staff took over the prin the Japanese ambassador. Hte re GLENDALE, CAUF. — A the newspaperman. r9||| power of combat planes. That need cipal hotel of Sofia and the mata mastery of the ocean tills year. and conferring with President % Speak* Softly, So erab officer ply was one word: "No.". triangle consisting of a man, "Y-y-y-you*d b-b-b-be n-n-n-nerv- bias been demonstrated by the war Bulgarian resort town ' 40 miles Meanwhile tiw1 Japanese "peace 80 much seems to be a pretty gen Roosevelt on tiw Lease-Lend bill. jfSfcj DUS, too," chattered Tumulty, "if NothMgBkw.Up*^^ ta Europe In which all types ai fight makers" in Indo-China were mop his wife, and the U. S. army, eral consensus of opinion among He was talking, about tee Repub you h-h-h-had j-j-j-just seen a Dec awayrfS|| fipflflM-Sil lllll landed Mrs. Esther M. Moore fairly well informed students of the ders in a low tone of voice and ing planes have become increasing ping up oa teeir job. Having in lican., leaders in congress. He was „ laration of Warl" Tgj' fa Where before anti-Nazi signs had (above) in jail when (in vio problems of war as they affect us. absolutely right. They are, snd speak slowly and cautiously. There ly invulnerable to machine gun fire beat scribbled on walls and Bulgar stigated a conflict between Thailand Bender, still disarranged, sped out by the use of heavier armor and (Siam) and tiw French rulers of lation of army rules) Ae ro- Beyond teat there te disagree have been for some time of the place and down to tee UP were human and chemical tensions national songs were heard, now or ment. Majer Eliot who is erne of there, intermingling, and a sharp self-sealing fuel tanks. Indo-China, Japan stepped In and fused to cease making fre But tiw question te: Have they the offices with the notable scoop. Pip chestras turned to Viennese waltzeq tee most painstaking of our military right to be? Certainly Willkie never H word might twitch a workman's Two other proposals for Increas and raised teeir right arms', palm "enforced" an armistice, taking quent efforts to visit her hus ing fire power are being studied aad far itself tiw rich port of Baignon. Critics, is also ass of the leaders of concealed hte attitude about helping nerve and cause trouble. open. Bulgarian army generate band, Sergt. G. G. Moore. A those who feel that it is to our inter There te danger teat Hitler ean That might have been good may be incorporated in standard White tiw terms of the armistice Britain during tiw recent political take America, bat there is mare came to the Sofia hotel with bundles veteran army man, Moore is est to "keep tiie war as far away j battles. ||I| ^ training for a college president- specifications ia tiie near future. ' of maps under their arms. AH day were being developed into a pssaa completing'his flying course danger In those so-called Americans treaty, Japanese soldiers extended from our shores as possible." He It Is a fact tiiat Willkie is out sNt to-be. At any rate, they made One is a plan to mount two 80. and all night they and the hoot-clad at an army air school in Glen who would give it to him. \*jM". mm. and one 37 mm. cannon oa pur quotes the authorities to the general step witii the mea who will probably Dr. James Bryant Conant Brest- men poured over them. dale and Mrs. Moore was ar effect that tee real line of defense dent of Harvard, te 1930. He has suit planes. The other is to equip There was only one show of bos* decide who te to be the next chair- * The aewspapers, as you probably fighters with six heavy .50 caliber rested on A charge of disturb of a great sea-power "is tee coast man cf the Republican National 7 continued to speak softly sag to tility. But it was a beaut while it line of ite possible enemies." .wil bave heard, always write tea obitu get results without anything machine guns instead ol eight .39 ing.the peace after a series of committee. It Is obviously a tact aries of well-known citizens long lasted, which was about an hour. blowing up, and BOW President caliber machine guns, tile arma George H. Earle, American mWS* attempts to get by the sentries Between tee two nations, as he that he is eat of sympathy wtte a I before they die and then file teem Roosevelt picks him to head a ment said to be carried by British on duty. 1|1§I| correctly says, te control of every majority of the Republicans to bdte away until teey are summoned to ter to Bulgaria and farmer governor scientific mission to Britain. pursuit planes. of Pennsylvania, was ta a night club dominating' point oa all tiw oceans; bouse and senate. the Pearly Gates. One New York England itself, Gibraltar, Suez, But neither cf these facts is of any *. newspaper has this opening line en He -was a major in tbe newly or- Explode* ta meg.. just aroynd tiw corner from the em bassy building. Ihe place was filled PIG BOATS: Aden, Singapore, Corregidor, Cape great moment NOW. It may be tre Father Divine, tee colored question ganizedtrhemical warfare service fa ' The highly sensitive explosive town, the Falkland islands, Pana mendously significant by 1944, or it mark, to wit: "Father Divine, tee the days when he was making lew* shell for 37 mm.- aircraft cannon, with tee mysterious boot-clad, dvil* ian-overcoated foreigners. The gov In the Atlantic ma, Honduras, Hawaii and all tiw may not - 1I3I*" v man who claimed he would live for isite gas. Within a few years of war department sources said, is a Hitler made another speech. It great American bases' on bote CONSIDER POSSIBILITIES ever, didn't" %m tee day. when he topk hte Harvard major development in air anna- ernor, didn't like tee tune the" orches tra was playing and asked'them to was more eloquent in what It did coasts. Coupled with tiw superior Consider tee possibilities. First, . ^doctorate, in 1917, he was famed meat Until recently the United not say than ta what was said.' Der ity of tiie two fleets, he thinks no let's take tiie one tiiat. Britain may i here aad. abroad as one of the States air corps and those of Great switch to "It's s Long Way to Tip- One of Broadway's ham actors peranry.** |i_$Sfe; Fuehrer pictured an impressive land power caa at length prevail. go down ta the jneantime. It te world's leading research chemists. Britain and Germany, one source' spring campaign against England's To sll this-he adds, and his adver was recently booked into one of One ef "the mysterious strangers extremely likely thai a vast major those intimate night clubs . . . On If our' leasing and lending includes said, have been unable to develop' a life lines in Ihe Atlantic None got saries agree, that England alone ity of tiw people of fate country will 0 specialized brains, we could not fuse fast enough to explode aircraft took offense. • Earle' said later he up and left tiw meeting, although could never retake on land, the Ger his opening night he warned tile was a major of tee German general be distressed by the^&ct—will wish manager that < he needed absolute have sent a scientist more compe cannon* shells before they pass some, hearkening back to the same man conquests ta northern Europe;' that it could have been averted. tent to devise defenses against gas through a target plane. As a re- staff. Words were passed and final speech ta January, may have. teat tt could be done, if at all, only quiet while he performed g*^,. Tlie ly Earle said tile major threw a bot People feeling tiwt way Wtil be apt manager complied by instructing his attack, or, perhaps to solve some stilt ordinary projectiles, similar thought to do so with the expres Witii a new A.E.F. of millions,- which it would seem, to be bitter against new Nazi chemical rutblessness, of to a rifle bullet, have been* widely tle at him, which he warded off by sion, "Here's where we came in." he does not favor, and tiwt Russia staff to obey this, request .£0.' After covering, his head with his arm. tee political leaders who tried to tee. flrst performance tee manager which, tt te reported, the British used. -*Sl|§ fa- reality, tee speech made ta tee is no great threat on the German prevent the largest measure of aid went backstage to Inquire It every war office has evidence. *-,••", A "dead" projectile te destructive The fonrher governor has aever Munich beer cellar where Naziism east flaSKy ~ possible to, BritateTlfjflj sink them, fast Cruisers and destroy other--"great experiment noble ta been mentioned far the vacancy became president of Harvard. But' to make the gun more suitable far motive," but It takes in too much er and Republican Rouse Leader tag ott fast as quickly as possible. More important "the house voted ers are necessary. Britain, even Joe Martin. 1193 caused by die passing of Kenneth Charles W. Eliot -bad been* a pro aircraft mounting. -W$i funds to fortify tiw islands of Guam territory for even our resources. fessor of chemistry aad had scored Ha te an expert boxer aad bas not witii tee 5 destroyers obtained from Igll'Spi * a*tgB=si Simpson, has a four-year-old unmar Use of 75's on bombers has not refused to make use ef his fists be*. and Samoa, the U. S. Gibraltar* ta tee U. S., will have a difficult time "If w* perfect car own defenses ried son who attends private school. heavily ta tee humanities—as did been extensive, these sources said, the Pacific. The same proposal was and shorten our lines, our naval, Predict ttore Public Dr. Conant. So there was prece fore. ||i_fi iiiPjliill '3f_m to cope with the situation, if evea The other day he was asked to re because the weight of the gun and defeated ta the bouse two years ago a fraction cf tiwt number U-boats military and air strength will be Ownership of Electricity cite tbe Pledge at Allegiance , »T dent for fast appointment, but pos mounting, more than a ton, cuts both Earle said he "Injured tee man's, for fear of offending Japan.. multiplied ta comparison witii a sibly not for his present appoint begins to prey on the sealanes that All the political talk he heard at speed of th#j "plane and tea weight features." Reporters who were pres bring her food and munitions. '" steafa|y of buttering them teta so A very shrewd observer in tiw* home apparently confused him. He ment. Tte tradition of the absent- of the bomb load: . ""£T I ent said the battle lasted ten- an MEN AT WORK: jf§ across the whole globe. We can be electrical industry predicts that convulsed his teacher.by starting: minded professor fades to an era Air corps and ordnance experts hour with bottles, chairs and tables Explanation come impregnable. Half a planet within the neirt few years tee pro "I pledge allegiance to tee flag aad of highly specialized knowledge. - are. now studying the practicability being used te the melee. The mys Full Speed - Mussolini also made a speech. is enough for one nation to undertake portion of government-owned ays- *'. fa tee. RepubUcans far which It at installing three cannon on pur terious foreigner was aided by re White congress spent precious Whereas Hitler seemed scornful of to finance and defend, The differ terns will reach ,40 per cent of tiw stands!" 1181111 ERHAPS mora -than any other suit planes but there have been no inforcements which consisted of cer weeks ta prolonged debate on the wavering within tee German Ones, ence in cost is tens of billions. The total. Actually this view is regard Pone man, Sir Robert Brooke-Pop- indications a mounting design tor tain other boot-clad aad overcoated lease-lend bill to send war materials D Duce seemed less sura." He difference in risk ot war and dis-' ed by most disinterested observers . ham saw tee need far wings over this project has been developed. gentlemen- Earle enlisted tito wait to Great Britain, tiw defense com blamed discontent on Jews sand Ma aster is immeasurable. Aid Brit as very conservative indeed. There Jimmy Dorsey tells about the Hol ers at the restaurant where he was are those who expect tiie next few lywood producer who was trying to tea British empire and worked hard mission got te some mighty speedy sons and~dwelt on the Indissoluble ain? Yes, up "to two very definite known aad various and sundry Bui* licks. Ihe arming of tiw aattoa's ties teat bind Italy' to Germany, limits: That it does not weaken our decades to witness tee disappear- *_t theft a big box-office personality British For East jg3m& Chemist** May Introduce gars who were present Police had ance of the privately owned electrie from a rival studio. He dangled a farces has entered the third P of which te a nice way of putting It now own defense, tiwt tt does not involve Air Chief Took a As command- More Maple Ingredients •a bard time with bote sides far tbe tiw plan, priorities. Ihe other two that German censors are ta charge us ta "a world-wide war the -cause -jtim&tfMi y^SH contract te treat at the actor and miaA baar.SMM^^&& asked:^"WajT^S Vest". The ^L~\ -;7ifl&.'.7al'«> . • . er-to-ehief In ! ara procurement and production. cf communications leading from of which we eaa't control The Eliot Some critics say tiwt tee govern- g Long View Ahead ^ F„ jj,aBt BURLINGTON, VT.—Sitarred by actor shook Ids head . . . "Then," a greater public demand tor maple AIR CRASH: jtaj> Italy to tee outside world. argument does "bate**'— "iPlfl ment is rather slow in recognizing persisted the producer, "is It No?" today, Wtte tension mounting hourly sap by-products other thaa maple Stettinius' Job Be had a new explanation far tea a fact capable of demonstration— on land and sea, he may take credit There are two proposals. "You . . . The actor still shook his head syrup, chemists are conducting a Number Four Priorities is the job now. It will disasters te Africa. Marshal Grasi* pays your money and you takes your that steam is cheaper than 'water J^ for strengthening air defenses to tea do nd good to .produce 40 airplane ani earlier blamed failure oa tack power in many instances, though "Well," plaintively eortHued the search far more maple ingredients Last August the commercial sa choice." Ksil§_I*lKKtiH farthest outpost of Britain's domin to put on tea market Work has engines aad no airplane tail assem ot mechanical equipment fa tee lacking to ite appeal to tiw popular producer, "at least won't you re lines of the country had established BsSfSe'e ."•Sa'.a • ions. .Igpr ||lf|||i*||.l| already begun oa pate maple jelly— a no-accident record cf 17 months, blies. TtW defense commission must Fascist forces. Mussolini said, how imagination. PoUtical platforms j consider and give me a definite may CONVOY SHIPS TO BBITAIN be?" Ste attended Sandhurst and en a maple concentrate that would be fart wtte the midnight crash of sa regulate production so that every ever, teat tiw British succeeded be and political oratory have madeJL tered the army. He was at the front free fawn sugar for use in ice cream Eastern Airlines sleeper plana near Item down to tiie test eraser on a cause they achieved numerical su We are going to convoy ships car much at the public right to the nal*f te France from tiie fast to tee last and candy manufacture. Other ex Atlanta, Oa., tee number of acci lead pencil arrives just at tee mo periority. Since all British re rying aid to Britain. There te not ural blessing of falling water. 5M^T*i A delegation of Japanese recently gunshot. iPîtii ment it can be usedJ§|| inforcements to Egypt pass within much doubt that a provision fa tiw But tiw tendency te significant So * visited' die Curtiss-Wright aviation pected developments are the im dents fa tea intervening six months provement of granulated maple sug was raised to four. 50 mites of Italian naval and air tease-lend bill prohibiting the Presi far most of this turning fo steam te plant, fa Patersoa, N. 3. §T • Aa, Twenty years ago he began Tbe task is under the direction ef dent from, using American armed campaigning aad agitating for ar and tee use of maple syrup far E. R Stettinius Jr. Aluminum and bases, H Duce seemed here also to "incidental"—not a happy word to inspection tour, It was called . . . When . searchers, near dawn, be making aa admission of the in forces oa the high seas to protect ah empire matrix of commer- curing hams and bacon. reached tee scene of tiie crash machine tool industries were first to the last ditch opponents of govern* % They were loaded wtte cameras, of effectiveness of his battle forces. American property, would be an un ment ownership, since tt was "in course . . . Guided aad supervised ' rial sag military airlines, pre they found seven persons killed, feel the effects of hte order. By constitutional congressional interfer dicting aa hear of peril whea nine others injured. Among those authority of the navy speedup taw cidental power," Almost unavoid by courteous personnel, teey were MBCEIXANY: ence with his constitutional power able in a. dam project designed far ** allowed to snap pictures erf certain only such unity aad co-operation 1914 Assault Drives found dead was a member ef con passed test 'June, Stettinius direct 1 *X In tiw mata hall of tiw Krem as commander-in-chief of tiw armed navigation ind flood control, which -parte and motors to then hearts' ef scattered ate. forces could gress. Rep. William D. Byron of ed that both industries put aside ail lin, ta Moscow, a national confer forces. Except for some psycho hold tee empire together. He : Aged Man to Police Maryland, and among the,severely other labor 'and devote their satire steered tiw TVA safely past tiw Su content, 7 , HpW don't get excited- DENVER.—William Kearse, 67, of ence of the Communist party mis to logical popular effect tt would be preme court Till!!- '•J* it was all right . . . This was tee was oae of Uw originators *t tea injured was tte famed World war energies to filling defense contracts. progress. Members charged titat useless, null and void. British commonwealth air train Denver, te "a little curious" to know After defense contracts are under Steam generation is "incidental" catch J?*-* . Before leaving the plant Hying, ace, Eddie Rickenbacker, production ta several key Industries Just amr, popular opinion te so aU had to pass through a tiny room ing plan; established tee Royal tt a man he struck on tiie head Wite president of tiie company on whose way, commercial production will be for tea next tittle period ta this a hammer ta 1914 survived. was delayed due to buck-passing and much against convoys, which would march ot government ownership be- * fa single file .%*_. Xn teat room, Ate Force coUege te London aad plane lw was riding. Also killed rationed. But uatil such time as tiw overwhelming red tape. The Cen became commandant of tee 1st*" "• . He told Detective Hairy Genty he government bas sufficient alumi be a direct venture Into war, teat cat*-)-' it te being projected almost unknown to teem, was a battery of were tiw pilot, tee co-pilot aad tral Committee hinted__jhake-ups. tt probably would aot be attempted' X-ray machines, bombarding away peris} Defense college. He bate attacked tiie maa in Detroit and steward of tiw plane's crew. num,' for* instance far planes and exclusively in areas where it is to. 08e The dismissals fpBBwed Souickly. at present But a most skillful Job suppleirient hydroelectric power.." ""y#J * jit 3"h rays, in case you didden Canada's $600,000,000 empire atr then escaped by jumping into jthe. Next day a report from Balboa, teaks, there will be little or none far Detroit river. " &5li Ti_" Among those losing their official has beea done of leading popular But'tee day te ta sight-when gov- know, rendered useless tee films the force which just now is greatly Canal Zone, tolgôf tee caash of a streamlined trains, kitchen utensils heads was Maxim Litvinoff, former . strengthening Britain's hopes "I've worried some and Pm a lit or ever, tooth paste tubes.T*||p7 opinion closer and closer to war, ernme&t steam plants wilt ma ba Japanazis had exposed ,W;, None *U. S. army bomber tato Panama foreign commissar, and Paulina and also of so timing action as not of the pictures "turned out," and with ite 40,000 students aad ite tle curious after 26 years," ex bay. Ah immediate search, first re merely supplemental to existing hy- ^ Meanwhile procurement aad pro Shemyonovna Zhemchushina, wife to offend tt It te easy to see hoar's dro projects. Till TT^H • ' no relations or niceties arera daily yield of skilled filers ter plained Kearse, who was jailed ports said, failed to disclose any of Premier and Foreign Minister the defense af Britain. J§iifpifi pending a check wite Detroit Offi duction must be stepped up to meet change to favor convoys could oc- "So long as, tiie battle was wagedy T strained. 7 . ,"; ---*>-. trace of a crew ol seven. new demands. :;J§||||l||j ffj-|fy Molotoff. _ '- - y' cur. ' - • . . -,-_.. , A lean, urd man of clipped, cials^ ; îW^-tw^-^Pri-'--' *\ Ihe animal Academy of Motion on hydro power almost exclusively, . astringent speech, comparable only ; - Xtow this was being done was re Some time later in the year our thf government had enormous ad* l*T^ Broadway Alien: When he shakes SPAIN: flected fa tee news of apt day. Coo. Picture Arts and Sciences awards taa btoWTtarchtahispawetaaf ean. for outstanding acting in the 'films industrial mobilization will begin to vantages. It could charge off a big your Hand he^wantsto know what's centratlon, he te ta hte general make -John Doe Sentenced, -ihrf Ex-Monarch Dies &&j& sider: _^^^^k disgorge'vast quantities* of supplies. fraction of the first east at tiw dam , . fa your heart, not up your sleeve Spain's farmer monarch, King Al* a, A new 8-inch railroad gun caps-' went, to Ginger RogersI for her per m t up a planned personality. Re to formance in "Kitty Foyle" and to The British «ff »"' for tiwm will be and reservoir—toajnateetemMteaL„ '•$31% tte continues tipping his hat to 63 years old, bard as nails and Concealing Identity fame XHl, died of a heart ailment hto of hurling a 260-pound shell 16 great The tease-lend bill will be a cost te any hydro project beteg-fa|£- ladies long after tie's lost, hte curly PHILADELPHIA. — Police have after aa. illness ef two weeks, Ba miles was delivered te tiw army's James Stewart for hte role ta 'Ihe as whippy as a pole-vaulter. He Philadelphia fstoty," law and there will ba ao financial or terest on tiw investment—tp good strands . $jj&i When be borrows a was born Robert Moore, tea son of John Doe locked up. |11|| died to lite Rome bold room which proving grounds at Aberdeen, Md. ofaer hindrance to sending them. control end navigation. Then,- with *** dollar, be bas tee headacbd, not tee had been hte exile home for tee past The gun weighs 225,000 pounds. C There was confusion at Mrs. a country clergyrnan. Tot reasons Paaolman Charles Burns found a Roosevelt's press conference The Also Hitler-* major effort to block government bonds, it could borrow * tender-"!!*.. If be trips at your house, of his own, he was aot satisfied to- man standing ta front of Ifjiairses' 16 yean. He reigned as king of tiw *X The three of tiw army's four ade Britain oh aad under tiw sea tee money mora cheaply. Finally he consults ate doctor, not his law, Spanish people for » years, during mechanized divisions, stiB not sup 40 or more women reporters were be Robert Moore. Characteristical home who refused to talk. sitting ta' tiw Madison Room at the will b« at ite peak sad cargo sink* it escaped a large fraction, at least,. 'J yer . -Êi.-He always has p reason ly, h* did something about it He which time at least eight attempts plied wite arms, are receiving scout .tags will multiply. —-ws^S^ aftef federal sad local tax burdens He refused to move or talk. He were made to assassinate ban. Hte White House Whea past tiw door for what be does—aot aa alibi ii®® procured royal dispensation to be cars. One was displayed in Wash Then we shall hear: "Are aa just of Its private competitor;. - With Ibe ohly thing he ever got on the maintained ate silence at ate police reign ended in April, 1631, whan iw walked a bathrobe-clad male; figure. / come J|pbert Brooke-Popham. Then, station and even refused food. So ington and two brave congressmen building ships and supplies- far Bit steam, tiw battle te more nearly ^ cuff was a spot at grevy f.W^'^%1a left tiw throne, saying that . pp consented to ride .ta §|7 The driver He beard tiw female voices and fled. possibly ta some pattern of numer they gave him die name of John It was Harry Hopkins, presidential ter to tbkflji ton of supplies on ev.en, though tiw borrowing and fax ' thinks ids father was a lucky guy ology, game a career to fit tee name. *T 00 longer have the love of my took them straight up tiw Capitol advantages still lie with tiw gov- J I Dde and sentenced hint.;*? three pearpla.** " .311 gaeft. Someone closed tee d/pajiTr. Jhe docks of Liverpool- can help tefa fa meeting fas mother. months to tea bouse of aorireettea. Steps. this war. ernmewt. ' iTi -7, 1941 LAS V EC AS AG B —Pafyiue W&F Keller tyV7$t^Fate s Moving _: If ypq Rod lii _m^"| I istiswd Wtoeili*Iay Important Roles in Wars Reaches Big Figure You'U Want This Bag Jf Earth 20 Feet By RUTH WYETH SPEARS &onfribiti¥Ovef 51 Million TpHIS bag was planned as a hos- EFought Through CeB*«fes ^f-âfliet Swing From North toSout h •*• pital gift for someone who wag To Sufferers Airoadt^^ finding days in bed difficult enough if Stme Scott Watte* And Back Again, without having books, magazines,- By ROGER SHAW writing materials and spectacle j-Tfaeleaaed by Western Newspaper Union.) ANOTHER LETTER FROM ' Observed. (Released te* Western Newspaper Union.) WASHINGTON.—fa a sphage of case scattered about and forever i||7 PRIVATE PURKEY sympathy far the victims of wars getting lost If you like to teke aa / Tha 'Original Cowgirl* N~W YOlfcK.— A well- abroad, Americans bave given $51,- NEW YORK.—Tha United States HEN aa automobile accident Dear Mom: ~TSM?$M assortment of reading matter to j Tiw cake aad things you sent ar known British historical nov 700,000 to 294 separate agencies has a north aad south motion that bed, sick or well, you will'enjoy Wresulted ta ttw death ef Lucille sinee tiw forces of Adolf Hitter be sometimes causes toe whole coun | Mulhall aear the town of Mulhall, rived okay only I did not gat none elist once remarked to me: a bag like this, Its' hanger hook oa account of my buddies opened "The greatest companionate gan marching tass toan a "year and try to travel as much as 20 feet fa Okla., recently, it snapped another a half ago, - '^tjlf T^THMTI1. one direction or the ottier to 14 . link witii tiw Ota West For she was them. Ihe trouble with tee army te marriage in world history is that you can't keep a separate'mall- . Of this, $25,000,000 has gone to29 3 tefatfhs. tiw "original cowgirl," tiw first ot that of Venus -with Mars." agencies, all but 10 of„ which have Literally, the Oty of Washington, ' tiwt teibe of daring young women I Ing address. Well, everything is go ing along good aad life ta the army The more you think about it, mushroomed to the fetid atmos where this movement has Just been wta) risk ttieir necks riding bucking phere of War distress. The other verified toy 24 years of observation broncoes and roping steers or ain't so bad once you'make up your from any old aspect, Ihe truer mind It can't be any too good. it seems to be. Kipling added $26,700,000 want to the American by tiw United States Naval observa: * calves. But unlike many of the "syn Red Crpss,. which was an old and tory, changes ite latitude by that thetic cowgirls'* you see at tiie ro We have movies here but no to this something about the screeno, so you would aot Uke army revered relief institution when Mr. much in some of the 14-month pe- deos or ta circuses today, LuciUe female, being deadlier than Hitter was a nonentity. | li( I Miilball was "•authentic** life, mom. We have hostesses here, __\§maWffS& too. I thought a hostess was some fiie male, and there's also the About $36,000,000 of* money.J0A fas change is a swing from north She was the daughter of CoL Zach body you found to airplanes, taft in old slogan about the hand that goods have been seat to the'slck Mulhall, a pioneer of Oklahoma, to south and back again. Tha cause the camps a hostess tea lady who .rocks the cradle rules tiie and hungry aad homeless ef tiw tea newly established wobble of f whose ranch oa Beaver creek once has charge of the war, $20,000,000 by the Red Cross comprised more than 80,000 acres. home, and ihe home-defense the earth's poles. The evidence is entertainment program Jo boot. All this aad tiw remainder by the wide scat reported to - the American Astro While she was still a little girl tear side of life and I tering of other agencies. nomical society by William Marko- * father offered to give her every think we may sounds rather anti-sentimen Since the war started, Americans witz, of ttie naval observatory. may be sewed to box springs and yearling'she could rope and brand even get rumba tal, but this is. meant to be a have created 238 agencies to help The nature of thte evidence sug titers you are with everything at by herself. But he soon begged off lessons in this war sufferer! and have contributed, gests teat tiw entire sides of the hand. |||Tfp • on his bargain when he noticed bay factual piece, and not one or arranged to contribute, through war. There are gushing witii tiie Whistler and earth are similarly swinging. %T* The bag shown hei-fe was made many of hte steers were wearing the quite a few host 17 other religious or beneficent or Circuit In ISA Days. brand of **L. M." I||||| his Mother spirit.' « ganizations that were already in ex of a remnant of heavy cotton up esses hero, but do This new polar motion is entirely holstery material in tones of green t When she was 14 she was the star aot worry about me, Mom, as they As a matter of fact tiw war func istence. Women are playing vital rides "as noacombatants la England today. different from two long-known mo wite a touch ef red la the pattern. iBfrttraction at ttw reunion of Roose aro all pretty old, some even as old tions of women go back a long ways. In number, of agencies, Poland tions. One of these is the. proces Tha red. was repeated ia tba velt's Rough Riders in Oklahoma as 38 and 40. I don't know who te They date all the way to the mythi Somewhere ta England the yonng lady above (left) covers plane fuselages has had mare volunteer helpers to with fabric 0a aa airplane assembly ltae. Aa expert filer, tXye other lady sional shift, by which tiie North pole sateen lining. The sketch gives -* City in 1900. There she matched her picking team, but it ain't Billy Rose, cal amazons of* ancient Greece, who the United 'States toan any other describes a large circle in toe heav all the dimensions and shows how At first I thought tiw Camp Biro were war-women with a kick and a (right) serves aa an experimental pilot. She is shown ta tiw cockpit of a . nation. It has 1Q6 agencies round aew. bombing plane. -psflp afpi! ens every 26,000 years. The otoer' tee lining - and the butside*"part Girls were being drafted, too, but I vengr«uiee»yl||||| ing up goods for tiw sorely strick motion is a small circle caused by were made. A coat hanger was found outvthe government wants tiw la tiw' Middle ages, lovely ladles en victims of toat first area of the moon's' pulL * !?P§lpJ?§? Out down to measure 12 inches soldiers to have as much amuse often directed tiie defense of feudal end. Everybody was afraid of her, stick the caps oa shells,, attd fuss ef bloody conquest , Next comes Eng including tiw Spanish Loyalist gov ficiently wite machine-tools, which In bote these motions, tiw earth from end to end aad Was placed ment as they can get In the next Castles, locked into chastity belts of land witii 90 Separate agencies func swings with toe pole. But tiiene w between the lining and the out« war, including double features, cold, hard iron, while their mailed ernment which she was supposed to have now become the veritable sin tioning* in its behalf, some of .them be serving, ta her- own sweet rubi ews of modern warfare. So it goes. motion is made by the P&te itself, side; these being stitched together, swing music and Mickey Mouse. husbands were off at the crusades. organizations tiwt were created be within tiw earth, like a stick, set around the top/ as illustrated. They even have cafeteria lunch Some of these medieval* amazons cund way. After toe end of the civil In America we always employ close fore the fall of France to aid the war, this Passion Flower fled over to two million women ta industries, upright ta a tub of water but with rooms tor visitors so if aa outsider were very effective in siege war allies. Fifty-four agencies still are ite top waving around fa a small gets poisoned they,can't blame it fare, and at times they even' wore tiie border to France. and that figure is going up, up, trying to be helpful to France. NOTE: As a service toou r readers Mrs: on tiw regular army cook. armor. . One. rule .was always ob fa ttie first World -war, women and up, Fifteen agencies are working for Spears tewprepare d a series at ax booki went to work to tiw British and Actually this motion in tiie pole, lets of her original ideas. Each booklet served to this type bf fighting. The . Canadian 'Speed-Up.' fe€^| the aid of the Jews who have been or. axis of tiw earth, is an ellipse.. contains 81 home-making projects witii il More rifles are arriving and I German ammunition factories witii lustrated directions. Booklets are mim-l guess maybe by the time war comes lady went with the castle, ,if she- Canada has already speeded up tts toe especial victims of ttw war. The pole completes one circuit each were attractive. So "hutch for a vim and a vengeance. They liked Four are trying to help Belgium. bated from 1 to A numbers 3 and 4 con almost'every soldier will have a it. It meant female emancipation, ga]s, or perhaps the gals have speed 42! days. WBm ji|l| llgllll&s taining directions far other types of bags medieval chivalry, which was more ed up the land of the maple leaf. Two, each, are plugging away for As latitude is measured from tiw and door pockets toat Kill make house gas. realistic than Sir Walter Scott is al higher wages by far, and plenty' of Factories sad shipyards ara on tiw Norway, Denmark, Czecho-Slovakia, keeping easier. Booklets are 10c eaeh and wartime glamour, hare, and sex ap pole, tiw Washington change can ba may be ordered direct from: .-. ,iMt_fy_ Do not keep sending me heavy ways ready to admit...|j|||l make ta tee previously under-indus The Netherlands and Greece. explained ta two ways. One is tiiat underwear as you have 'my tent full 'JBim; - Joan ef Are. peal. They worked hard and effi ciently, and they had' tiw time of trialized dominion, for England must ttw pole te moving within the earth. of tt already,. _^gS Then there was the mad maid of be served and supplied. All Canadi Tiw other, and more literally exact MaS. BOTH WYETH SPEARS fg||f§| . Love, their lives. There were feeble echoes ans and Canadiennes over 16, have Business Girls Have ^& BraWer lt.-j^ppf Orleans; tiwt German maedchen of this in America, but nowhere near explanation, is tiwt tiw sides of tiw Bedford Hills New Vork iEt^lpi Oscar, been registered by the Ottawa gov No Time for Hair-f)o earth sag and rise a little, rhythmic eaa the high-pressure goings-on as totes ernment, and tiw airplane and mu Enclose IS cents tor each book Dear Mom: *1|pe lands of those ill-assorted first cous LONDON.—Tiw business girls of ally, ltae the shirt of a fat man ordered.: _> ins, tiw king and kaiser. nitions works are getting rapidly Britain are being hard put to It to might push up or down over hte I am getting so I do not mind be feminised. There aro even girlish middle. Name ..a".,-...... >...... mmbma* Again, Mars and Veaas. find time to visit ttieir hairdressers. ing hero at all and my morale would armament engineers, and so on With* teene w short working hours, There are various theoretical ex be good except I didn't keep getting fa 1940, June, - France collapsed, down the* gamut fa Canada tiw enabling than to get home before planations, all based on. certain es newspapers and reading the •news and the defense program came to women work 44 hours per Wejek, as tee nightly "blitz" starts, thousands tablished facts. One concerns the from Washington. I have got around the United States. Again it was against the Yankee 40, but they don't of tiwm are unable to get time off weather mostiy;— |f|l| ^H to tee point where I am used to tak women and war; Mars and Venus; work nearly as hard. They have to visit teeir hairdresser. • • jgsi • May Get Heavier. ing orders aad to facing a war if hearts and swords. When it came more fun at it, and it is more hitman <7'i Nevertheless, taking an "early- Siberia being a huge land mass Lucille Mulhall fa 1916. there te ao way out, but what te all to forging toe swords, or co-operat and less on the soulless robot pat* morning look round tiw rush-hour thrust far to tiw north can con this stuff about going to the aid of ing With them in other ways, the tern, -t^w Îptl skin-'as a rider aad roper against Crowds,- and considering that most ceivably get heavier With ice during 7 ^ hearts came in wite a vengeance. seme of tea best cowboys ta tee China, Greece and all nations ev Ihe American womea take to of the girls have spent tiw night tiw winter. At the same, time there erywhere? •., ilKssi By the middle of 1941, for instance, i Southwest apd held .heir own wtth overalls and old clothes, while the in shelters, the,curls peeping from Is a high-preslure area over Siberia could In one breath I am told I will some million and a half men will Canadiennes toil in the get-up of those popular scarf-turbans are just —ttiat Is the air above that part . tiwm. Four years: later at tiw cat- not be sent oat of the United States be in training camps. Some six mil hick/nyidfj . tlemen's convention in Fort Worth, our own_ mid-western college co* as glossy and well-groomed as ever. of .tiw globe is heavy. This high- So you've beea overeating agate I and in the next} lion more people will be needed to Ptsb*. They munch on candy, -apart For some, it depends on getting an pressure - are a coincides roughly * paHxaa, she did even better when she hear all countries offices and industrial plants, to back Things looked so good yoa waat tight Tattered tee steer-roping contest the old high heels, aad kid teeir' appointment with their local hate- with Siberia's wmter.T||k| oa. Aad then gas. Stomach aad to trouble any them up in tee speedup of tee de male shop bosses,' if any. They're intestines fadInflate d Uke a balloon p 'Qaeea af tiw Range.* dresser oa a Saturday afternoon, but These extra weights might cause where can depend fense and help-England programs. not as wail protected as ttw Yankees this is not always possible, suburban one side of the earth to aag a little, and breathing becomes aa effort. H .Each contestant drew three steers on help from me, That six million, required, hi where n fl your baerete are Uuy they, too, object ? ! *»**"*- fr^r'TSi.-iiitW *! *T**twr*it r-~, im* liSlnTliawans mSttA*t ttumiri'ri* temporarily.* Presumably, at too n .,. .nyt^ Migg*Mmaii got tag tin •msd^^stt^J^"*" ~6W lTOn?B* °^ê°°ffiW"KT^^^r there's tiw other side to tee coin- booked up weeks ahead with 100 same time, opposite areas, would .be •-me_iW m^mimmrWmr-- so, I keep asking | picture, and in large numbers, too. that of the lighter heart and the •per cent more business. moving in an opposite direction, to ,|B,fc»nri: ga effective Metal ef tough ones at the start She roped myself why 1 did Women are good tor Say factory *"^ and tied tiie first one ta 1 minute wiser crack.. This attitude, too, te City of London hairdressers are compensate. . 'Ippiyp t carminatives aad S laxatives far n't join "Ihe navy process except heavy lifting, or sim reflected in tbje Canadian mate con Expansion of tiw earth, and con* DOUBLE ACTION. Gas tequickl y and 45 seconds. She cut tiiat time to see the world, which I may have ilar strong-arm stuff.. .In some mu coming to the aid of these "dam*- relieved and gentle bowel action A 4ema to 1 minute and 11 seconds scription, Ifs only for a month, as sate .in distress" by starting busi traction^-a phenomenon which has to see anyhow, ygil *Tp|l Women are found ta almost every nitions lines, like special'fuse mak against tiie grimmer year (a mini* been verified by astronomers—- follows. Get ADLERIKA from your tff With her second steer and ihe breach of service ta beleaguered ing, the finicky female fingers out- ness at 8:30 in the morning; girls ta druggist TODAT7HH gp«! dropped her third one ta tiw remark* What is all tills lease-lend stuff, mum?) of the American draft sys nearby offices get up even earlier might .have some Influence in tiw and do.I go with tiw tease? Also Britain.. This woman ambulance mode the mere male. .f|T§ tem. When it comes tq Canadian .sagging,'. 818- . able time of 40 seconds. Her- total driver attends civilian casualties aad to have a shampoo and set before m. Oar Vanity Hu*efc.y|i y|g time far .tiw throe was 3 -min* could yoa send me some newspaper fa Philadelphia it's fuses; but in military wives, teey' get $20 per office hours. .,, - y One point in Markowitz's report That which makes the vanity at 1 article explaining what is being transports weaaded soldiers from Detroit it's automobiles. Some De month ttom tiw husband's pay, and greatly Interested astronomers. utes and 36 seconds which was sev- camps and hospitals. Girls in the A. R. P. services, others Unbearable to us is that _ oral seconds faster than her nearest tended. I hope no tanks are being troit women have been working to another $35 from the government however, are luckier. Working 48 Thte was that tiw latitude changes which wounds our own. — La tended as we are still using ice wag There te another monthly $12 each cowboy competitor. So they hailed from Lorraine known to some as auto factories for a quarter bf a hours on with 24 hours off, they only within fixed limits aad that Rochefoucauld. 7^y - Ts-fe the slight girl (she weighed less thaa ons . here.! If we tmtet tend some century, and like it You find therh tor children. A Canadian* private have ample time to go to the hair Washington always comes back to thing let us lend flrst sergeants* as Joan of Arc Here was a woman at soldier gets $1.30 per day, which is 160 pounds) "Queen of the Range" war; a regular feline field-marshal to all departments: ignition wiring, dressers on a week-day. the same mean latitude. IS * 'and awarded her the championship there are too many of 'em around piston inspecting, soldering things very good military money—in fact To. astronomers tiiat is important this camp. ,j§?y of tiw first water. She gave tiw the world's top for doughboys. I gold medal valued at $1,000. TtTng^ffP their worst dffeat s until tiw together, body trimming, working a evidence that the whole continent is 40-hour week witii decent social safe Road to West Point Full a. Just to prove that her victory at The food here could be better. I .battle of Dunkirk ta 1940, which is Then, up tapanada , there are aB not drifting One theory of the far. Relief At Ust haven't had a good Juicy Steak yet saying a good deal ta anybody's Ian. guards. They can't work unless they Of Detours for This Man mation of the continents is that they * Fort Worth was ao fluke, she en are 18, and that's enforced rigidly sorts of women's ^volunteer groups, tered a steer-roping contest at Mc* Are they lending them to sbmebody, guage, Joan was such a good war for washing sailors' laundry (Hall- RENO, NEV.—James H. Short, of were originally a single land mass, toq? * |||T woman that tiw English said she under tiw stringent Michigan laws, aad that parts of the mass separat Alester, Okla., to 1903 and, roped and and most of them marry, have chil fax), . button-sewtog-onning (To Reno, finally is going to West Point For Your Cough "*• tied three steers to 30*4, 46 and 40% Well, do not worry, as I am get--, was a witch, -and burned her as but it took him a long time to get ed and drifted apart to farm tea Creomulslon relieves promptly be ting used to everything and am yell dren, and .lead a home-life. ronto), work ta tee Salvation Army, present continents. The striking seconds. From that time oa Lucille such. As a matter of fact Joan the Y. W. C A., rioming military sa there. m§& rlailllllp'l cause it goes right to the seat of the _ Mulhall was the sensation of every happy today because I learned Otto must have given teem a terrible in These auto workers, oa motorettes, similarity of tiw shore contours be trouble to hem loosen aad expel Bixby, who was my boss at the loons called canteens, dancing wite Short started bis campaign for an tween tiw, eastern Americas and germ laden phlegm, sad aid nature contest which she feriority complex, for when she en so-called,-, could and eaa be easily the boys, and marrying them off. appointment to West Point by en to soothe and heal raw, tender, la- entered astd her store, has beea drafted, too, aad will tered tbe picture, the French and converted tato airplane conditioners western Europe and Africa suggest flamed bronchial mucous mem be here, too,-any day now. Ihey also drive trucks, roll Red listing ta tiw coast artillery at San ed litis continental drift theory. : room in the Mid- English had been battling for a cen and girl-groundhogs. They paint Crass materials, CoHtact books and Francisco, where he stayed tang branes. TeU your druggist to sell you tury, and the Hundred Years* war plane wings, Inspect mechanical de a bottle of Creomulslon wtte tba un hall ranch house MS Love, • magazines for tee-camps and camp enough- to obtain a transfer to the derstanding you must like tbe way it was filled with Oscar.' was drawing to a disastrous close. tails and check deficiencies, clean ers, and collect blood for transfu West Point preparatory school at Trees and Garden;Thrive wv allays tiw cough or yea ars her trophies. She !Siii*p_j ' • • • , la tee Russian revolution there up, aad etch identification numbers sions. ^^ Fort Winfleld Scott to have your money back. was tea-star of emerged the Women's Battalion of ta the aircraft works from dawn till In West Texas Desert Dear Mom; ,:"TM"J §811 ^ML --Professional Norses. Short went to ttw preparatory tiw Wild West Death, which got even more press* dusk. They toil at gun-making and scbool tor a year—but failed to re SIERRA, »BLANCA, TEXAS.—D. Bixby, my old boss (who was such agenttag than tiw U. S. marines, Trained nursing te a completely CREOMULSION show which Colo a stinker), just arrived and te in ceive the West Point appointaiehFhe Ortega has learned a horticultural nel Mulhall or and that's saying ad awful tat right professional job up north of us. secret sought by many tree lovers: for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis my • company,. * 1 Nurses are in tiw army wito the desired. Back ta Reno, be enlisted ganized and took from the horse's mouth. This was a ta tee Nevada National Guard. The Sierra Blanks man baa raised WNU—W 10-41 am going to work Keronsky unit and it was command rank and pay of "lieutenants," aad to the world's fair hard, now to be a Te A few months tater, Short again cottonwood trees alongside cactus of ta St Louis in ed by a brainy, grim-visaged 1917 there an actually some 14,000 of* toe West Texas desert, a teat never sergeant or at *** tiwm—four units being overseas ta obtained a transfer to tee Fort Win - Daty Toward Health 1904, When tt least a corporal. amazonian who always carried poi fleld Scott preparatory school. performed to this arid region. son tablets in case she ware cap tee snappiest of all the current snap To do all in our power to mm % ZachMalhaU gh(wed ^y^^ I will write Again he took Wast Point ewwilfs- Be flooded s small irrigated area tured. ''ii|illl 7 '*" •'• py war uniforms. These aro public health, and to keep it, is as mueb sen Square Garden ta New York more teter.'-?Sl|| tlons. Thla time be made* it' near Sierra Blanca wito rata water our duty as to be honest—T. W. «___&-• Swim' it limit Fightihg. healthers, diet gab, hospital experts ttat he dammed through a series of city- the next year, the Eastern pa Love, Seward. . pers and magazines waxed lyrical Oscar. snd so-called physiotherapists, plus contour listings and tanks. The trees Ihe w, b. of d. really 'did some soma free-lances ' and glamourites. over bar and printed pages about j§5gsj*. • , • » » fighting, against tiw Bolsheviks and Navy Pitts Brothers on gram fa tiw water-filled tanks. • Ihey like It and aro liked. In Eng Ortega also has squash beans tha "Best Horsewoman in America." OVERLOAD the Germans bate. They earried the land ttwy aro super-popular aad Same Skips; New Policy A Trail Bon.* Modish ladles may expect lextra-long Russian rifles, with extra- WASHINGTON. — Rear Admiral and chili peppers growing alongside have the time of their lives, jsp they mesquite and cactus. Slit Lake's NEWEST HOTEL Another of ber feats far which rile Curvature of spine aad neck,' :___l long bayonets which could ata ba write home to Winnipeg, or Three Chester W. Nimitz, chief of tiw became famous came about ta this And toward moving turn quite pass* removed trom tiw rifle barrels, sad Rivers, or Guelph. naval bureau ef navigation, has aa* Way: Colonel Mulhall had bought which stood taller than some of tiw nounced tiw adoption of a policy of Widow Route Prowler l||§SisT w. b. of d. ladies. Finally, Keren- In tee new American conscript _! « herd of 700 steers down in the If costume jools becoaw more mas assigning, where possible, te tiw t.% With HOT Rolling Pin Texas Panhandle but was too busy sive. _ ' • .l^fllljl sky ran away, and the Kerenaky fol army tiw womea will also take a same ship, brothers serving fa the to go down ttiere and drive team §mS*T----- —J. H. NOes lowing dispersed. hand, or hands. Each new camp te enlisted ranks. x DETROIT.—After a struggle fast. ; to have a librarian andrtijjye host back to his roach. So Lucille Mul )sJgSjfe'. - —JsP** • *7W^^we' » In tee Spanish civil war, up in mm "a'result 103' newly enlisted tag half an hour, Mrs. Marlon King, esses, sad tee local clubwomen spon a 33-year-old widow, put to flight hall proposed that she and her sis-i Add Things far Which There Is tiw northerly Basque country, the mea will be transferred trom tiw ter. MUdred, take on the job. They, big bounding Basque country girls sor weekly dances and ottier such Groat Lakes Naval Training station a drunken prowler who broke tato No Explanation Outside tiw Psycho- goings-on. fa some communities, her home at 8994 Phillip at 4 a. m. took a few cowboys wite them but pa thi c Wards: Miami, where more fought side by side wtte ttieir maa to ships on which they have broth -. Lucille was the "boss of the outfit" folks. Ihey pushed Italians over "nice" girls are not supposed to ers serving. --ipfl! Mrs. King, a victim of partial naked women aTO visible on tiw Step eat with private soldiers, espe and under her direction tiw TOO cliffs, aad vicariously kicked tiwm The record far tile number of paralysis of the vocal chords, could beaches than anywhere oa earth, is in tea pants, iw Passionaria was a While setae womea play aa active cially fa tiw conservative Smith. A not summon help and had to beat .Steers were driven over tee 300- featuring Sally Rand in a night-club fair ratio, ta tiw camps, Is 50 girls brothers ta tee service if held by I mite trail through bad weather with famous Spanish Communist fighter, role ta England's defense, this moth toe Patten family of Rldgefield, off her assailant with* scrolling pta. disrobing actl And ttwpeopl e ari and she raised hades up and down er's work ta even more important, to 250 men when tt comes to danc She was treated at Grosse Potato out suffering the loss oflM single flocking, to see teal.. T^yf-eîll ing and such festivals. Wash., whose Seventh am was en ateer. sSSfS the Snanish peninsyja, for years oa life ansa ga oa, war ar ae war. listed on December 12. *""• ^*- hospital for facial lacerations, "^j^; 3T&M * *]J_\\\_w% i??ill By 'tiw middle of tois year, some \U_ *f!%rS* • Seymour says that Italy Is.shaped 4,000 Red Cross nurses wiHjIw called Carelesittess of Child **^ When tbey Duriea ner in toe lam- like s boot and that its generals are Birth Rate in U. S. During 194U Highest in Ten Yeara up for the U, S. army, to supple "illy plot oh -tiie Mulhall ranch an shaped like heels. WASHINGTO»l»> Approximately crease ta the birth rate had ao long- ment the hundreds at female "regu Italian Sab Fails ittTf|I| Xosts Her Five Dolls , old-timer .was heard to remark: The greatest understatement ta 2,350,000 babies were "bom to'tiw range Implications. ~Fro8*itinjate"of lars." Army nursing witi be multi SEATTLE, WASH.—R was get "Cowgirls and cowboys might live history: Sherman's verdictteatalBr Unifad States ta 1940, tiw highest 24.2 in 1921, the rate bas continu plied by Ave, and navy nursing by * Attack onToliceman ting chilly ta toe Lauroaje M. Par- longer if they stuck to horser.**^**- is hell. '., . "'llBi number recorded ta any one year ously declined to ite. lowest "point— something like tour. They'll aB be ATHENS.—The Greek ministry rite borne and ti»ee-3*ear-old Mor Hotel , haps f|t was thinking of tiw fact -'-:_aM*i:i,__A] since 1930, according to preliminary 16.5—in 1933. Since ttwn it hts risen under 35 years old, and-preferably of home security told tonight of ley Anne Perrfsh worried test bar teat Tom Mix, who bad once worked AU.SB!T--^S§ figures released by Vergil D. Reed, irregularly. Ihe long-range tenden attractive, although .tiwt fact isn't a brush between a country police Ave-dolls, "develop pneumonia. ~W[M TEMPLE SQUARE aa tiw Mulhall ranch, had I been U tiw war ends, as almost every acting director cf tiw census. cy te still downward, explains ttw advertised. Then, there are the mil man and an Italian submarine. -. -So -* tiie child" obtained*' some ^COnalN Ifa—at f*w|_j-V£ killed iii an^ automobile accident to body expects, with every nation on Ihe I960 total was nearly 100,000 census bureau, tee present rise re itary aad naval secretaries, . typtetes The policeman was, sitting ea matches and held tiw flames over RICHLY SKCOMKEKDEO ? Arizona a few months earlier sad amjtm broke, busted' and' flat en" Ite greater. thXn to 1939 and tee to- sulting from tiw fact that* babies clericals, etc., who throng Washing the shore of an island when the toe. doll* Eventually she tatt fhe . Rate* $150 te$W0 that WIS Rogers, who bad also been uppers,—the world has at least aa crease lifted tiw national birth rate born from ttie greatly increased -vol ton, aad type teeir country's battles submarine «S4rged-H(fc.„,e^ro Jroom—and tee burning matches tw* Irt s stark e* dUtbtcrioB te stefi a*Mulhall ranch cowboy and a rider appropriate post-war song fara s att; ume of marriages following tiw first st a snappy clip. These were the range, banged away at him wite bi-SyFlromartexttagiiighed a blaze tt tiMs Ipsetifel hostelry' from 17.3 to 18 Uve births per 1,000 mwnESTO.aossiTBai-.itsa i * and roper ta Colonel Zach's Wild ."Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys population. Census bureau officiate World war aro now coming tato re naval yeomanettes of 1917-18. And a machine-gun—without success which destroyed a bed—and, et West show, had lost bis life arart —torn dived and departed. 7TTi Are Marebfag'"'^%7- emphasized, however, tiwt tois ta- productive ages. .. >: -j titat** oaly the beginning. course, ttte Ave dolls, '."sifcSsls mairplan e accident in Alaska. 'Wage Yen LAS VI 0 A FAG B Fridaiyy, MarMarcc h 7.-1M1T Silk Prints for Spring Feature Good Posture HousehoIdNeujs lyolka Dots, Fnai^Molifevôlor Help^tyBotK Body and Mind By CHERIE NICHOLAS L£ 1J|M7< that scrambles easily. Capping the ta their proper posi Flattery te used by womea ranging any recipe. So 1 cup tomato puree J-J/*-- •% ga| chimney is suggested, but I am tions, thus aiding di from the baby-talk girls to the moth whole heartedly 1 tablespoon Worcestershire** sauce N THE springtime fancy turns, ea afraid to accept far tear that sparks gestion and prevent i|i|J Pattern 6903 &:§£ ering type. There's the girl who do I agree with *A cup grated cheese ' gerly to "what's aew" ta silk can get through the crumbled I ing constipation:. gives toe Impression tiwt she's help-. bar teat today I 1 cup canned com' .?$&& prints. This season tee story te cement to the house timbers. If wa Dr, Philip. Lewta, A/tAKE this your most colorful less;., men want to stand between want to give you % package spaghetti, cocked .-,' more fascinating than ever with ter can, why not fire? •yîHi-iWaW j*ew York, to Clini- •"•* embroidered panel! The love her and toe world—Bonnie Baker's a number of recipes to which that Heat olive ell ta faying pan sad tales of daring new colors and de Dr. Barton cal Medicine and ly shaded roses are in single and an example. ingredient, imagination, has been Answer: You can settle tiwt ques add onion, green pepper and ground signs tbat are writing romance and makes a perfect greeting for spring. Surgery, gives 10 outline stitch and ara effective ia "There's tiw girl who uses the di added. In fact, so successfully has beet. Fry until brown and then add tion by making a {moke fast Start drama in every chapter. IgK commandments of good-posture. wool or silk floss. Begin now! * this been done that each of these You'll be carrying toe smart para rect approach;. spots tiw maa die the salt tomato puree, and Worces a small but smoky fire at tar paper 'There's a mad rate far red, a 1. Stand tall. feS lAfS-v -• • • recipes te different, yet each te de or something simitar, and when the sol ever so pridefafiy when sum* wants aad makes no tershire sauce Stir in tiw grated play-up of fruit motifs ta realistic mer'comes. IBllill 1 Sit tall; Pattern 6903 contains a transfer patters bones about it; she's licious — each fairly shouts "Try cheese together With tiw corn and smoke te pouring out of the chimney, of a picture IS x M laches; color chart; ** colorings on white background, a Navy prints with navy wool top 8. Walk tall and "chesty," with a good sport, a play met". mm mm cooked spaghetti.. Place ta buttered cover tiw top of the flue wito a board materials needed; Illustrations of stitches. aew array of shantung silks, either coats or long dramatic capes are weight of tiw body on the balls or Send' order to: , K*ll mate, and picks a ' These recipes, moreover, have baking casserole and bake ta a mod or a piece of wet carpet The smoke monotone or printed; a repeat oa 'will teen seek another outlet and "tops" ta fashion; Stylish accesso front part of the fait man with tiw same been chosen as luncheon favorites erate oven (SSS degrees Fahrenheit) polka dote witii special emphasis oa ries are a hat and bag of plaid site characteristics. Bar for approximately 40 minutes. wtil find its way through detects ta 4. Draw ta the abdomen, pulling Sewing Circle MMfl>tr_fi Dept. , because, of all of the .meals of the twin prints; and a predominance of ta colors as mad sad merry as you it backwards and upwards. , r, bara Stanwyck's a day, toe family luncheon some way Honey All-Bran Spice Cookies. ..the masonry. If these show up, and patriotic colors. You'll see a rec- tt _a^-» l«f*; ^^^T-. »«w *«* the house fills with smoke, yea please. You can eitoer make, (pat 5. Keep the shoulders high add screen example And seems to be most neglected. El? (Makes 2V4 dozen cookies) ord-breaking number of prints that terns are easily available) or buy EncloM U cenU in coln» for Pat-" tiw coquette,.. whose Take tiw baked apricot and tapi *A cup shortening Wmî should rebuild -the chimney far key beige snd brown to tangerine, squiare. '-_£_!:.'•• t safety. y^SSffei ready made, these enlivening two- eyes say *tf you oca pudding tor example; have you T*7*r ** cup honey bittersweet and kindred colors, a somes.-i&_ ^T4Jfe*&! 6. Pull tee chin downward toward chase ma Pll run- % cup sugar the collar button. aver before thought of serving a cof - Damp Spate la platter. j|Ti strong 'accent on - bizarre South .. Two designers rare sounding tiw but tiot too fur.' Like fee sauce witii such a pudding? Yet l Question: My house is four years American colors, especially purples 7. Flatten tiw hollow of the back Virginia Date as tee *"* ilil patriotic acta by introducing wide by rolling toe hip bones downward- the blend of flavors which results oUta,! 'The ceilings in the bedrooms and reds aad Peruvian pink, a hand- bands of red and white crepe silk screen. 1 eup All-Bran paint technique used for flowery par aad* backward. Iw>. - Kail Virginia Date from combining this particular pud and living rooms show damp spots ta the lining. You can do tiw same "Then there's tiw ding wtth this particular sauce te IH cups flour • 1 ifllll whenever tt Tains or on a damp-day. ty-dress prints—and here we "pause 8. Separate the shoulders from tee H teaspoon salt thing with the vivid South American hips as far as possible. Do this one who te not brilliant and not reallry delicious—lon: g to be remem- Can this be patched? Please aav. for identification" of some of tiw colors—introduce teem ta linings, or dull, not beautiful and not homely; *** ^- lil!lIlP*ll JST IlilSji Tf|il teaspoon baking powder-*"-"— vise if anything can be done to help newest print fashions as shown ta more by "drawing hips down than by DONTBf BOSSED , r : in the yoke of toe dress. raising shoulders.. ^^ *avery*''i*»W *iHai '*^What*s'"W»"iil^ *f§p7.' Sausage Stand-Up* *4 teaspoon soda these damp streaks." the Illustration herewith. BV YOUR LAXATIVt-RBJEVB T-ye H teaspoon etovas - -+^WJmB§£ Look about ta tee silk displays 9. Lie tall sad fait (Don't overdo The answer is 'She's got the man J Answer: Look for fas causes of CONSTIM-nON THIS MODERN WAY |i7^yT7.-tServes *-to'6) ife-l 1 teaspoon cinnamon - 'g^B A sure way of being fashion-right and you will be Impressed with the tills as having elbows and knees a Wben you feel gassy, headachy, logjr * that a lot of otoer girls wanted.' " these damp spots. Xt they are locat 1 8-ounce package spaghetti (broken 1 cup seedless raisins - -*|| ta selecting ttill aew print frock for number of prints that couple pink very slightly bent helps to relax tiw a]ae to clogged-up bowels, do at nul/Ionrfta; ** Tyfe;,-—m^_%p$m]M: ed aear tiw chimney it. is possible small) i|Sli| Blend shortening, sugar Snd honey spring is to think ta terms at silk with black or with navy. These body and so invites sleep).- TSi do—take Feen-A-Mint at bedtime. Nat* 3& -7 Some other girl may have Errol tea roof flashings around tee chim morning—thorough, comfortable relief, 1 pound breakfast sausages thoroughly. Add egg and beat un shantung, which is exactly what toe pretty ladylike prin ts invite gracious 10. Think fall. Flynn tm a husband now; Olivia de ney are leaking. Damp spots ta tiw designer did in creating the neat and helping you start the day foil of your ^ *A eup minced onion til creamy. Add styling, such as has been given to * • • ^^KEjitî HayM°d'l^ro -tagJM new- windows amy indteato- __ normal energy and pep, feeling like a _ 1 clove garlic (ailnrt-** bran. Sift flour atteaetlne iteees to the-rigfatetn the tor gu an UUUS* -d in the group pte- —on tee screen—and when She fin the/need of caulking between i tiw 4 tablespoons parsley (finely IffiWIWSfgWigaW picture. Styled toe South Americas tuf ed. This dainty frock te made oo yoor night's rest eelateritee wtth woifc tiw ished "Santa Fe Trail" she 'fled to window frames aad outside waite. next day. T*ry Feen-A-Mint the i.lieirlng B% chopped) &gStg^gp uring. Add salt, way with its bolero silhouette and slim lines with novel petal* pockets the equally ardent arms of James Leaks in a roof might be a possible glim laxative, yourself. It tastes good, Ife 1 can tomato paste (8-ounce) baking powder, general detail, this printed plaid made of self-print There is increas About Dandruff? Cagney, ta "Strawberry Blonde." cause. After correcting .the trouble,* l«aWyandecefi-)wfa.l...aS»dl| egj-pte-TTT 1 cup water soda, cloves and silk shantung dress te the vary em ing interest shown in pockets She was a Uttie dubious aboat It: the plaster can then be repainted. 1% teaspoons salt | -aa&* tEJJPIaf Cinnamon. Com-~ bodiment of style at- a new high. throughout current costume design. DERHAPS you have beea reading after all, Cagney's had a bad movie Laying Linoleum. % teaspoon pepper _§3_fl bine with raisins. ~**~' . One Of tee delights-of shantung is They contribute great charm to sim * about various cures far dandruff reputation where womea were con % teaspoon sugar , - . ^^KS^B Add to flrst mix- —— Question: I My future husband is the lovely pastel monotones that are ple print daytime dresses. The pink or have tried some without obtain FEEN-A-MINT loV cerned since he squashed that % ctip grated cheese -ii^Kip tore and beat — planning to tay linoleum in the kitch favorites for dresses and suite, tai-- hat worn with the frock pictured ing a cure. That dandruff is a fare* grapefruit ta ' a lady's face. Bat Qualities of Prayer ^ Code broken spaghetti ta boiling welL Drop dough *~~ en and bathroom of our new home, lored to a nicety for both sports and complements tha dress. It has a runner or cause of loss of haa 1s Olivia to safe in this oae 'he's cast Prayer is the believer's copifort - water (6 cups) (1 teaspoon salt per *Ey tesTspoons on Ughtly greased bak over an under layer of paper. What daytime wear.* The dress to the left' crochet bumper edge — crochet not true, according to many research as a belligerent dentist who gets fate and support, his weapon of de quart water) un ing sheet\ about 2H- taches apart kind of cement should be used? in tiw group is made of a pastel touches are ever so ride—and what workers. plenty at fights, bat all with mea. fense, his light in darkness, hia * til tender, about Bake in moderate oven (HO degree* Answer: The .laying of linoleum blue shantung with gay dotted shan is most apropos is -teat this hat The federal trade commission of companionship in solitude, his m_ •-—•*—JW 20 minutes, (thea Fahrenheit) about 12 to 15 rntautes. is a job that requires considerable tung for the turban'and bag. If you sports a knitting needle trim. Wear tee United States, after an investiga fountain in the desert, bis hope pink or black suede gloves with tills Tweaty-four of, tiw snow j girls te drain. Place sau Cheese Soap mte Bice experience said skill; for otherwise look close, you will see toe tip edge tion of dandruff, states teat there te and his deliverance.—Van Dyke. fM "Ziegfeld Girl" voted for their fa- sages to skillet, W§* (Serves 5) '7W|P||| there are likely to be openings be of a matching polka dot parasol. The outfit for proper accent no proof that dandruff is due to any vorite,movte actress the other day. add 14 cup of wa 1 eup cooked carrot (very finely tween the sheets and along the mar dress under a monotone wool coat (Released by Western Newspaper Union.! infection. In Public Health Reports, Vivian Leigh got right votes, aad ter and cook.until nicely browned, diced) $^8mx. gins ttwt will make, trouble. I Waahington, D. C, Dr. C. ,W. "Em .Bette Davis and Greta"Garbo"each about 15 minutes. Saute onion, gar* -4 cups milk \ms$& strongly^recommend that yea have' mons states that while a jtmall got five. But—Judy Garland, Lena lie. and parsley in sausage fat for - 1 tablespoon chopped onion TMEIK the J°b done professionally. Lino Capes, Suit Ensembles yeastlike organism is always pres Nervous Res.iess-*. Turner and Hedy Lamarr couldn't 5 minutes, until anions are yellow 8 tablespoons batter leum makers provide the special ce Smart Simplicity ent ta toe dry or greasy scales of be voted fear. They're ta tea picture. ,and transparent Remove from fat 2 tablespoons flour .TgmS ment that te needed; but one variety In Spring Collections dandruff. i'Mî Cranky? Restlesst and combine with tomato paste aad Can't sleep? Tire • $ T117 111 X cupgrated cheese , -'{IfPl comes with tiie cement already ap ' Considerable emphasis is being This little organism is knows as easily? Because of Billy tee Kid has finally Joined the seasonings. Combine spaghetti with plied to the linoleum, and needing Girls! 2 tablespoons chopped pimiento placed on cape costumes in toe ad the "le I bacillus" and many in distress of monthly side of law and order.* It happened tomato sauce aad ters into battered only to be moistened. 7fcSi vance spring showings. The cape vestigators have tried in vain to functional disturbances? Then try recently near Tucson, Arte., where casserole. Tuck sausages toto spa 2 egg yolks • i*P*fi Ly da & Plnkham's Vegetable Com • 7^. Frosted Glass. gijj formula ia being: worked out ta ways cause it to grow.as other tiny or pound. -7jjljl§| P-^ffiro^Z^Si^^ Robert Taylor was made a deputy ghetti in upright position, so toat 1 teaspoon salt i ganisms are made to grow. Even Vt teaspoon while pepper -jS& Question: I have an oil lamp of most fascinating. Vat example, a Ptskhamt Compound It famous sheriff of Pima eounty. Taylor plays hart the end of each sausage shows. charming costume turned out by a those research workers who have tor relieving pain oflrragularperiods the fast-shooting desperado of tte Sprinkle grated cheese over top sad H cup rice (cooked) clear glass, to which I wish to give been successful in growing tois or aad cranky nervousness Sat to such a frosted appearance. Is there say noted designer plays up bright ant 1870s. ta Metro's picture, "Billy tiw bake ta moderate overt (350 degrees Add carrot and onion to mUk ant ganism admit tiwt they save not disturbances. One of the most effec scald. Mejt butter ta saucepan, add paint which Will produce this effect? neutral colors in the latest approved tive medicines yea eas buy today Kid," which was on tocjtiitin ta tiw Fahrenheit) tor to minutes. manner. The suit of soft gray wool been able to cause dandruff in any tot tba purpose —made especially Southwest at tee time Taylor took flour aad blend to a smooth paste. fa there any color which can be used scalps by inoculation wito taTT for woman, WORTH "mtisapr^m Baked Apricot aad Tapioca Pudding Add milk gradually to flour mix. oh glass, and if so, how is it applied? consists of an all-round box-pleated over his duties. - (Serves 6 to SM?*p|p|l skirt Wite a dressmaker-Styled jack Instead of trying to infect a nor TBey were shooting scenes oa tiw. tore, stirring all tee' time. Add Answer: If tee lamp te to be used % cup peart tapioca cheese, salt, and pepper, stirring un et that is hiplength and has two huge mal scalp and thus-perhaps cause Double V ranch to Pima coaaty . ii cup evaporated apricots or far lighting, no coating toat can be patch pockets. Now comes the stun dandruff. It Was decided to inocu when Sheriff Ed Echols paid the til cheese te melted. Pour over tha Angels 3 cups canned apricots applied to glass would be beat re ning cape tiiat tops tote neat suit! late as individual who already had troupe a visit aad pinned a shiny well-beaten egg yolks, stirring con Our* acts our angels ara, or good . V* ottp sugar ._ Tp^J sistant However, s dealer in glass It is full length, made of red herring dandruff sad to measure whetesf new badge ea tee star's shirt. stantly. Serve at once with spoon could frost It with an acid. If or ill, oar fatal shadows teat walk. * Vi teaspoon salt! bone weave, lined wito lime green tois inoculation caused any increase, ful et hot cooked rice. the lamp is to be used for decora by us still.—Fletcher. «^ 5#*T* »Nlfej Pill 2 teaspoons lemon juice silk. is tiw time required to develop dan Burgess Meredith rarely wean a Mexican Spaghetti. tive purposes only, tiw glass can be A good rute to fallow might be "a druff in places where dandruff was hat, bat he's exceptionally well pro S cups warm water (Serves 8 to 10) coated witii a liquid tiiat gives the cape with every costume" so popu extensive as compared wite places vided with places to hang one. At 1 tablespoon batter H pound spaghetti - **• S%"$^ effect of frosting. This liquid caa be lar te the cape Idea growing. One in which dandruff was absent or present be has four homes. (1) Hte Soak pearl tapioca ta cold water, 1 can peas (No. '2) MmM had at most paint stores. As paints of the newest outcomes of the cape scant The dandruff did not appear "Black *Mi\g 200-year-old farmhouse to Rockland to cover, for one hour. Wash apri 4f*pound raw ham (ground) are opaque, they would aot be suit vogue te that maay of toe early any sooner in the inoculated spots county, N. Y. (2) Jimmy Stewart's cots and place ta a well-greased 1H- H pound American cheese (grated) able for coloring glass. ' - "3|fPp| spring prist silk frocks are wars than ta tiw ottier spots. Leaf 40" bachelor establishment ta Brent quart heat-resistant glass casserole. I eaa tomatoes (No.... 2p.~l, with long cloth capes lined with mpttA wood, where he has stayed oo his Add sugar, salt lemon juice and H cup green pepper (eat ltae) Asbestos Siding. Thit proves, that with our pres Question: You have mentioned tiw identical silk of tiw dress. ent ki-owledge at least dandruff is previous Hollywood sojourns. (8) warm water. Drain tapioca; stir it 1 tablespoon pimiento (cut ltae) earnOR mt*m______SPREAD ON ROOSTS The house fa West Los Angeles tato tee fruit mixture to casserole 2 tablespoons butter (melted) white clapboard and siding of the not likely due to tee organism teat same material as asbestos shingles, hitherto has been blamed far it which belongs to Wayne Morris, and aot witii bite of butter. Cover 1 teaspoon paprika Modern Handbags Gain •mi which he and Franchot Tone reat; tiw dish and bake ta a moderate 1 teaspoon salt Witii tiw advantage of weather-proof- The above information does not its known as Annex Ho, X te Stew- oven (toO degrees FahrenheiO tor H teaspoon pepper "ness. aad freedom from painting. Slick Smooth Efficiency mean that something should aot be MERCHANTS art's abode, tt) A small beach } boar or until tea tapioca pearls Bacon strips TpiT- I *- Where'caa this be obtalnedT'^ll| What handbags have lost ta tee done about dandruff. UntU the cause bouse.which he rented at Santa are translucent Cool, top with Cook tiw spaghetti In bailing, gall Answer: Material of this sort is absence of French models, (which te found, the frequent use of soap Monica, called Annex No. 2—he took whipped cream, If desired, sad ed Water. Drain. In a baking dish handled by dealers ta building ma formerly inspired 80 per cent of our aad water on tiw scalp, or -tee use it Wtth tea idea of week-ending serve with coffee sauce. arrange layers of spaghetti, peaa, terials and also by the same people handbag styles) teey are gaining ta of various proprietary preparations •Your Hi there, hut so far bas been so busy Coffee Saace. ground ham and cheese and com who handle roofings. The material improved construction, better ma* should be continued The cleansing aad rufahtog ot tee scalp ta itself te that he's hardly seen it Bat be % cup sugar __9%, bine tomatoes, green pepper, pimi 1s actually compressed Portland Statistics show tiwt toere is an terials, and interesting tricks whim has hopes, now testae's completing ento, butter, and seasonings. Pour cement reinforced wite asbestos -Increase to yardage tales owing to make teem newly efficient One helpful to toat it no* only loosens Advertising IH .tablespoons cornstarch and removes scales but stimulates bis work ta United Artists' "That tb teaspoon salt over tiw spaghetti. Cover wltht grat* fibers. It wfll not need painting, but tea .fact that a growing number of tetelt. jjg-ai slot which feeds a nickte ] tiw circulation of toe blood ta the% Uncertain Feeling." %$gm-~' t eup hot coffee, regular strength ad cheese and top with bacon strips. in the course of time it will pick up women are taking up home sewing. outside tiw bagTfteotiier % a key Bake to a moderate oven (350 de sca$»v PSsypi^ Dollar 7* —•*— i§_ 2 tablespoons butter dirt and soot we wite tiw prospect, and aided us Keep Your Marriage Alive so end ta painting Uncle Wilbur at (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) tiw distinguished personage we SAMMX JAX JUMPS AT thought him to be. CONCLUSIONS want, by means of the sash belt in E KNgf**f ^wy Utile about the back. Uncle Wilbur. And by the A letter arrived fran Uncle Wil The high-cut skirt is very slen bur a week before hts expected ar- pON-CLU-SIONS sounds lite a same token we* knew aH *—* very' big and Important word, derizing to the hips and waist. The wabou t him. ' rival.' He would, he said, be delayed gathered bodice gives you a nice but reaUy. it te quite simple. To because of business reasons. He round besom-line. Make this of You see, It was like thte: TJacte thanked us far our eagerness to have Jump dt con-clu-sions is to make up Wilbur ran away when ha was a your mind that a thing Is or Isn't so percale, calico or gingham aad him with us, and declared he was trim with bright ricrac qnd but Meat Bast boy. I believe his aspirations were looking forward to the day when once without reaUy knowing. It was just along tiw -cowboy line. Hte father this Way with Sammy Jay when he tons. Untrimmed, it's a good style "Why did they hang that ple-i more be would be united with toe for runabout, If yoa make it up te turel^— I • i and mother tried to find him, but last surviving members of his fam found that Old Man Coyote wat no awn unsuccessful. Wilbur was an longer Uving Is his home ta toe far flat crepe or spun rayon. Send for "Because they couldn't find tee ily. The letter contained a check of the pattern today, aad be among artist." TUT 'l . only Child, and it broke them all up. no small amount which he directed corner of-the Green Meadows. First be began to wonder if Old Man Coy the first to wear itl About a year after Wilbur went us to teel tree to use far our personal The rata rates mostly npoa the away, his father died. And six ote had left toe Gram" Forest and iP&?|P.pflSl vaa seeds. |'|1IPSS'*S1 Pattern No. 8878 a designed for Staaa Just, The unjust keep bou awing months tater hte mother died, too. tiw Green Meadows. Then' he : The delay gave us further, time to jumped |*p the con-clu-sion that he 12. 14, 16, 18, 20 and 40. Size 14 requires Ui umbrella. ~ Mlf i Folks said it was from broken complete preparations. Moreover, 3% yards of 36-inch material without nap; hearts. had. Just because he didn't find 1% yards trimming. Detailed sew chart tea postponement and tiw check him ta the places where he was included. Send order to: Grounds for Suspicions . It so happened tiiat I was the served fa increase our interest aad used to seeing him be made up hit "Fve searched high and low for , pssrest living relative, aad by the form a clear mental picture of tiie mind that Old Man Coyote had gone SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN SEPT. tha furniture ,cream recipe your time' X had grown up aad married maS who, it appeared, was to be away*. _Wk •'.•'•• -. - 149 New Montgomery Ave. e ' mother gave tne-r"-^^^S^^^^0, SaHy, pncle Wilbur was only a leg come our benefactor. **'-p|jii Sta Francisco * Calif. "Here!" said her husband, pot end. AH tiw facts concerning his Like a great many-others .whs For a month, we heard no fur Enclose 15 cents in coins" for TIMS ting down his spoon, "where did disappearance were told to me by Jump at con-clu-sions Sammy Jay yoa get the recipe for tills jsoup?" ther word from Uncle Wilbur. And didn't wait to make sure tiiat he was Pattern No...... v. Size...,,,y my owa mother and father, saw both Name ...... %,...... dead. For t was but a babe ta when another week had passed we right, but at once hastened to spread began to despair of his lcbmiftg..Our- Address ..We...... Quite Obvious. arms whea Uncle Wilbur decamped the news. He knew that ti wonld "Isn't that a new fromt you've on?* tor the. western plains. Sgi friends began to talk aad wonder be good news, the very best of news. and suggest among themselves that "Yet; t gat tt for a ridiculous figure." It aras, therefore, a surprise when to a great many of the little people "Oh, I can tea thatl" our Uncle Wilbur'.was "mythical" of the Green Meadows, especially Beginner Didn't Wont ene day a fatter arrived trom ~ after alL Sally wrote, again, but re Paso, Texas, signed by Uncle Wil those who had to" be always watch la the Name of Safety ceived no answer. Andes the weeks, ing out far Old Maa Coyote lest Iw Possibility to Be Wasted bur. It was a lengthy epistle, and dragged by we spoke of Uncle Wil "What's making yoa so angry?" from ite contents we "learned tbe gobble tiwm up. So he spread hit The instructor' was teaching "Nothing much. I cut myself bur less often when folks were about blue wings and hurried over to the following facts; Uncle Wilbur had for feat of hearing a soft but clear the awkward fellow to drive a car. with a safety razor, ixu-ned my but recently learned of tiw death of snicker ta some remote corner, of ''Put out your left hand Jto sig self wjfta a safety match, and hte father and mother. Since com the room. 881811 nal. Then wite your left foot Step nearly gdt ran over while reading ing West he had served ta a variety Plantar aid age. sdnd by old-age 1 mean the lata fifties, the tixtte* and the In the clutch. With your right a safety-first notice." ISPl of capacities: stable boy, barroom It was nearly fall when* next we seventies, which don't team. Mho old age, at all whan you get to them. How abem hand put the gearshift into first. helper, cowboy, horse wrangler and heard of Uncle Wilbur. A knock cruising around in the car, just seeing what sort of a little place we could pick up. Gradually ease up on the clutch, a' dozen others which have no bear- sounded on our door one eveatag, accelerating with your right foot. fag oa his - present circumstances. aad upon opening it I discovered By KATHLEEN NORRIS "When tee ear has gathered INDIGESTION Some twelve years ago he bad turned there a smaU man with a gray |||P7 AFTER FORTY ... •SM am asset the Heart ..MW_ HERE comes a bad time speed, again step in the clutch, Ott ttasped ta tSa atomaca or (ifflat sa» act Ilk* a - prospector. Suffice It to say that beard. The beard was stained with You dread old aget How ean you shifting witti the right hand to sec balr-ulaaer on tba heart. At the flret alio at dlrtreea tobacco JUice. 'Ihe face of him aaaaxtaaaa and women depend oa Bell-ana Tablet, lo Uncle Wilbur had, to quote his own in the life af almost every make the year* after forty satisfying ond. Then with tiw left foot slowly aat tai frae. .Ha Hxatln Int mad* ot flu faataat- was wizened and leathery looking. mad full "tparklef- Will your mar actlna medicine, team rot acid todtsaatlon. xt th* phraseology, "struck it rich" TWoman. It comes whan let out the clutch, accelerating "—* DOSS doeen't pro*, Btll-an, better, ratara His eyes were red and watery. riage survive die change from youth Willi tee right foot. Then repeat te na and receive S0UBLB How Back. 35- He was "bow, we gleaned, a re He seemed shrunken and bent and the children grow up, gradu to middle age... and after? Read tired rancher, a maa of so small ate from college, depart to Kathleen Norris' frank, tothe-poinl to shift to high speed. Keep your dried up. I would have closed toe eyes on the road ahead." wealth. Investigation had revealed door on him, had he not thrust him lives of their own. And when answers U these age-old questions. The Heart Knows that wa were hte only Uving rela- self inside and said he had word at the same time, youth and You'U learn the? the sixties and "There's nothing useful I could We know tee truth, not only by tor us from Uncle Wilbur. seventies ean be the -highlight*'' af do wite my nose, ta ttiere?'!!. in ttie reason, bat also by the heart. beauty say an eternal good- one'* life!' : '"PHERE'S something guileless quired the beginner. —Pascal. Ilil HM- There was a -dirtiness about tiie by to her mirror. p||| •*• aad appealing about a yoke Utile man tiiat provoked our dis Oh, she's not old! She's for could tack up, and what we'd have dress like this that will make you gust, though we Ustened to his tele to pay monthly .to own It ta seven look as fresh and bright as a little and thenjient him sway...|Hpy ty, or forty-two, or perhaps only thirty-five or eight. But or eight years? 'TlllKT girl gll dressed up tea* aew. He told tit toat he came from Un If you've been paying $83 a month "Oh, Peter, I've great sews!'* he starched frock! It's -wry becom cle Wilbur to deliver a message. life suddenly goes flat for her. screamed. She moves through the famil tor a city apartment far 15 years ing and youthifying to misses and Which message he presented me in you've paid away $15,000 for nothing. women alike. Yet design No. 887*3 rather a bulky envelope. As we iar domestic round dully. The dear Old Briar-patch to teU Peter offers yoa tee mas-tegs ef a very CREAM_WEST Tbat is, nothing permanent That talked the watery eyes of htm dart; daughter is away at school; Rabbit - g||g comfortable home style, wite sum would buy you aa enchanting "Old Man Coyote has left tiw ed about the room and I saw on hte Bill goes off to the office; waistline teat you eaa comfortably - •Made from the Whole Wbaat face a look which would . have farm of perhaps a hundred acres; Green Meadows and tiie Great For Jean faces a long stupid day. I have seen delightful old places,. draw in to Jast tba sllmaess you kneel sad «—a»«»f«t*r nutritious eJeieate aroused in me a feeling of pity, had Of course the may go out to tiw est He's gone away." cried Sammy with old brick bouses os teem, JkyL, ,; it been a less despicable counte- kitchen asd talk steals wito Carrie. ( found in the grata aad la their natural state, sad streams, and elms, and fault "Hurrah!" shouted Peter, kicking nancoyyj.f Hipp ISIS Oild beef and the broccoli and tiw e***ve*v*v**«v*ev«f«lnraf* Vitamta B, Vitamin A, Paosphorea and aad view 4and woodland for., one-half bis long heels together. "Are you The Uttie man departed at last,' last eclair; that will be pleaty of of that sum.' J§|1 PIP Calcium se tmpoitaai ta a balaaoed diet having told us but vaguely about sure of ti, Sammy Jay?** Jlsk Me .Another lunch. The Millers are coming to Age Brings Different Interests. Uncle Wilbur, confirming only the dinner, so they must bave something But Sammy was already os bis * •m' * ' • ii facts about him we already^knew. Of court* yea wereS't interested way to tell Danny Meadow Mouse 0 art GenextfJ Quiz n nice. , Carrie makes suggestions, when fiie children were small, and and couldn't stop to answer. Danny A delicious oooked cereal which fcas A Flavor All Ite As soon as he had gone we opened asd Jean approves. She looks IB the ew*na*tmM%wdj(titwameama—aaanm*mmaw* tite package and found ti to eon- schools and dancing lessons and den was Just at much pleased at Peter. Owa "and ttat "Ofteser you eat tt tha batter yoa will like It" lnill i linn i, yUittJBi an lipid*, suit IP-l tain the test wtil and testament of tist and shops and doctor were all and he and Nanny Meadow Mouse m^m,^.^^C*tmmwmpmetmea jam ponrpmosr frirfny.,...•...... :ota;-d*wr-ô^âirtB?feHHemh8«iMje^--!' secret. She telephones Ethel; te hBpartefit,^îhdîd=W*h'f^Wlftf&*^-= Steal going to the club? She looks selves. Yoa see. it meant just one queathed us his - entire fortune, mediate* reach. 1, What Is the only state ia the Be seemed thrashes and beat and which was greater than we had at at ttw Ust erf movies, in the papers But it's different aow. Now you less worry for them. Sammy hur MONTANA CEREAL CO. BWîfoBtaBB dried ap. l||fe flrst supposed. A brief note ac and the radio programs; nothing ried up to tea Old Orchard to tell Union which is bounded by ane : want to think of the quieter years, companied the testament, written in thrilling. 73|ffil of puttering in the garden, of read Johnny Chuck, who didn't seem to state - •"•ioabSSI*; WllSSS§& fives. In fact, he teemed to be in Uncle Wilbur's curious hand, stat ing by aa open fire, ef having tiw care, and toes flew over to the Smil % Which at the following ta a possession of all the facts.concerning tiwt he was at death's door. He "Papa Uved to be seventy," thinks few old friends you really love down ing Pool. Jerry Muskrat saw him natural magnet—Capstone, thun Digaity aad Proportion be observed In ttw performance ing tiw departure of our family from had learned, he said,'of our plans Jean. "Ami going to have thirty far real hospitality and sending coming and he knew by 'tiw 'way. der stone er lodestone "i* Remember this—that ttiere Is a ef every act ef Ufa.—Marcus Ate* thte carte, and of my own dire finan far his reception and -of the picture years more of tois?" ' them home \ with arras fuU of map Sammy was hurrying tiiat he was 8. What are known as cardinal proper dignity and proportion to relius. . IIITaTs cial circumstances. JmgM ?W*j we had conjured in our minds of his Middle Age Has Its Joys Toe and jars of strawberry preserve and very much excited *i|_f§l winds? ||||ltpK -'-sRIs He expressed a desire to return personal appearance. He hoped-we Now, middle-age has a job, Just huckleberry branches. "Sammy Jay has get something. 4. When was the boundary be would carry that memory with us to tee land of bis nativity, to spend as youth has. Good times and get Now you want to think of the on his mind," said Jerry to Grand tween fte United States and Can* bis declining years with hte oaly always. - - jrjgt %gj.?*Ja ting married and first hisses and father Frog. "I wonder what has ada finally determined? grandchUdreni or the grandnieces happened now." lsMf| blqpd relative now existing. Deli On the day foUowing the body bf first babies are aU very WeU, but and nephews, who are very stiff un B." What are the odors of the. NAGGING BACKACHE cately he touched upon the condition a man was recovered trom tbe river they only belong to certain years of communicative Utile persons in the When Sammy reached toe big principal gases teat are need ia oft our finances, tiw facts about below the mill. The man was small life. You eaa't carry tiw thrills and hickory tree on tiw bank of tee war? - _9 sittingroom of a town apartment, but Smiling Pool he was. quite out of which he" seemed only too well and bearded and dirty looking. No glamours of early wifehood, early who wiB come rioting out fa you 8. How many shillings are there aware, and advised that he was papers of identification we're on his jnotherhood, tato the forties and you breath. As soon as he could get in a British pound? Modem life vita He a bonryf fhmptoms of disturbed kidney fmotlo—I gladly far the happiest holidays their enough to speak he gasped: "Old aad many, Irregrilar habita, Improper I ear be nagging backache, peraiatent , crediting, to our account at the. bank per&n, though we recognized him only make yourself ridiculous if you small childhood will know if you give eetotf and drtekfi**, expoaota, CMnta£ion| aaa*vdlaaiMa^tet-_^pnlfhtaLew' a sum of money, which was to be Man * Coyote has "left title Green Wilia tojnsinrlnit-laar. pafltuM ammif the« as Our visitor of the night previous. try. But tiie forties have teeir own toem a chance. ?pg!* boephala crowded. The after a feellnf ot aaiTOua-e Meadows and the' Green Forest!" Tha Answers THE REASON DOAN*S used at our discretion and Iter what And in memory of our distinguished satisfactions and joys if you witi e Tlie places you "took at, by toe effeete ara diatnrUac to tad loaa of strength ever purpose we saw tit. fa con uncle we s^w that toe poor chap had "How do you know?",asked Jerry tm Iddnami aad ottaaomae AHE FAMOUS energy. Other thou of Ud- I take the trouble to find them, and way, wiU be picturesque outside and people aaffer without know- All vrnr tke emmtrr Bey er bladder duaturhanoe clusion Uncle Wilbur stated that he .a proper burial. one* of tiw most inspiring of them 1 Muskrat." 'TH buj that dlaordared kttauy sometimes are burning, I ruins within. You'U have to re 1. Maine. SllllSl aetlea may eansa the grateful people MB acanty or too frequent urina would arrive about the first of tea all te a plan. "Because his bouse is deserted tronbla. ^^'AAIJ Bllaea-ai "Oan'a hem tion. I And that was the last we ever model by degrees; a bathroom tills 2. Lodestone. hotpodmutt troeom. foUowing month, and trusted that his heard of Uncle Wilbur. and I have looked everywhere for ttwt eoida, fever aad __*M th.tntoy.rn." Ia aneh otea* It ii better advent would not inconvenience us. A plan far old age. And by old yaur; a brick terrace next; electric 3. Winds blowing from due ahallar Ola tain Is aa in Thmt te «*** «re ooer. to rely on a tnediclne that I age I mean tiw late Fifties, tiw Ught whenever tiw company runs a him and not fgjind* him,'* replied crease et body'lmpurftlea Ask yemr notghborl tee* yen aotet elde ap-l Directly foUowing the reading of -Sammy. fslll| mate, east, south or west. the kldneya moat filter from _ praval than ea eomsthing I Sixties and tiw Seventies, which Use out that way. But all that is 4. The boundary between the the Mood. U. the kidneys jS"2w . _ tea Star"farorabl y known, Use this letter I caUed my bank, and National Forest 'Rangei*ig|| don't seem~Qke old age at all whea part af tiw fan, aad if you buy a "Huh!" grunted Grandfather ate orottomi aad tail to tome* e. ea— I f*iaa*s Pflh. They have Saa awiilnt new was staggered by, the amount of. Frog.7|M United States and Canada was not add aad other aaiaa*iil waite, than la I (rieada ter more than forty nan. Ba aare I Have Numerous Duties you get to them. \ They seem just place with a real crop on it, and a completely determined until 1025, polaouiag ol tha whole lyatam. | to get Oaoafa. Sold at aU drug atorea. money which Uncle Wilbur had cred Deep in primeval wilderness of like—well, Uving, Uke any other tenant farmer, yoar taxes will be Sammy glared dowh at Grandfa ited to my balance. ther Frog. ".Did you speak?" be or 142 years after our country Olympic National park, a National time of life. Comfort and .friends paid from th* beginning. signed tee treaty with England. For A WS PULLS decided. We discussed the thing ty mesa as much to.yo u as they ever A Real Heme. ,'1 said huh!" replied Grandfather 8. AA nearly as caa be described, ing of weather recording instru mustard gas smells like garlic; from many angles and at length de ments, at one of the stations scat diet—perhaps more. To be able to And when you've finished you Frog. "Just because* yoa haven't cided tiwt tiie least we could do was do at you like* at sixty is Just as have a home, a place whose windows been able to Dad him is "no proof lewisite like geraniums; phosgene tered about the park's 835,000 acres. and stairways reflect yourselves, like musty hay; and tear gas like to prepare a hearty welcome far The information he obtains he ra pleasant as It is at twenty. To have teat Old Man Coyote has really Two Tragedies I desire, the other is te get it Aad tea old mas His munificence had a small farm, a dog or two, a your Ukes and fancies; a place apple blossoms. There ata tare tragedies la lite the latter Is the greater tragedy.— dios back to park headquarters. where a superbly scornful cat sleeps left" l_PilliPl startled us.* We hardly knew wheth This is but one of toe many duties cat or two, flowers to train, friends "Se yes don't beUeve it?" 'snapped 6. Twenty. - N^ftl —one ia aot to get your heart's \ Oscar Wilde. er tee money was to be used for our to come tato barbecue luncheons on on s fireside bench, and a big dog a park ranger must perform, as on draws himself up to welcome you Sammy. ' \_\W' own needs, or tor tiw purpose of Sunday is to still be expressing your "No," replied Grandfather * Frog horseback or afoot, he makes long own personality, just as you did as when you come in. - A place in preparing^ an elaborate homecom and ofttimes lonely patrols of the bluntly, "i don't believe it.'-' ing. -" -'ljl|pp : a young arife* To travel wben you whose garden you have perspired park area. .' -'§l||| Sltet; • sad pasted and aU but broken your At once Sammy Jay tost his tem THE SMOKE OF SLOWER-BURNING CAMELS GIVES YOU The more we thought and talked teel a great need to see toe Cana per. ¥©u know, he loses it very eas Park rangers -usually are coUege dian lakes or Mexico City, to send back in tiw spring sunshine, asd un about the proposed visit of Uncle graduates to forestry, biology or der whose oaks you've had many ily. He said teat he knew it was -Wilbur, tee more delighted we be friends preserves made of your own sa He called Grandfather Frog a botany; (totals their appointments fruit, to putter about ta the strip of a summer supper. A place whose EXTRA came wite the prospect. He was. our torough exceedingly stiff civil serv sunrises and sunsets, whose glori stupid old know-nothing, and finally only Uving relative, g_£t which your own woods, to dress your white Sew off. screaming angrily. ice examinations, ahd while on duly hair as becomingly as your darker ous winter storms and spring blos had, up to the present time, beea are subject to caU 24 hours a day. soms belong aU to you.' Just after jolly, round, red Mr. more or less a source of annoyance. hair ever was dressed and to wear During the forest fire danger sea tiw comfortable brocades and vel Sua sank behind the Purple* Hills AND Those young married couplet witb son; the ranger carries a "smoke- All small children ought to Uve ta that night a sound was beard that SWELL TO GET THAT whom we most associated were for vets becoming your ade—all this is such a place, and,all aging folk. chaser" pack, tiwt includes » map, very keen delight. _ WS&rSm made many little people on the EXTRA MILONfSS ever dwelling upon tiw achieve compass, first-aid kit hand pump, Th* cities, Ihe excitement and pres Green Meadows and In tiie Green ments of their relatives, pear snd fira tiwte aad two days' emergency TlplI Plan Together. sure and' strata, tiw shops and Forest shiver. Peter Rabbit heard INASMOKEASTASry distant movies and taxis and beauty par- rations. He carries this outfit on And aU tills te especially deUght it aad hte heart tank. Danny aad ASACAMa. THERES We therefore made haste to ap his bade while on patrols ranging tars, tiw' competition and struggle, ] Nanny Meadow Mouse heard It and ful tf yea take toe old partner ef these belong between tiw ages of; praise our friends of Uncle Wilbur's from 5 to 20 miles a day. • mM year younger.joys and sorrows along draw close to each otoer. Grand NOTHING UKE planned visit, and covered our con fifteen to forty; teey are good, sad ] father Frog heard it sad smiled. The ranger acta as guide, coun Mte you. If you want to put a tturttl they belong to our normal American Sammy Jay heard ti and fait, oh, ACAA^LFOR fusion nobly when asked why he sellor and friend to visitors to ttw into a marriage, that has gone a had kept secret knowledge ef hte Ufe. Ssp^f so cheap. It was tee voice of Old T LESS If MAVOft national park, while at other times little state and monotonous, try dis Mas Coyote. «j_ existence. We pictured him at a fate -portable short-wave radio it cussing your plan with the maa of But toey aren't the best of it The tall, powerful man; a tun-tanned often hte (oily means of communica tiw house tonight . Ask Mm where best of*jt to to reach the age when I Associated Ne wapapere— WNU Service. I __ •_J*_PMPI __l _B sad virUe-lboking westerner; a maa asd how he would like to Has when you may pause to discover a hun* tion wito park headquarters. He -Cham* School far Begs • * _r aW of fabulous wealth, a man of distinc must- be .prepared to repair tete-^ yoa boto get reaUy old-, farm> aea- dred likes and hphhlea for ymp-- R livfl Pi B tion and bearing. Wo exaggerated A Mr. L, Wilson Davis, cf Baiti- than tea avarsga of tfaa 4 othar phone lines to tiie wilderness, seme- side, mountains? Bow about chick* self; discover teat you like outdoor more, has started a "charm school and elaborated aad secretly prayed times damaged by shams and 'all- eas or squabs or raiting fine kittens cookings teat you ltae to dress ta •.fîftng. f igeieiiee leeled i lets thaa tiwt Uncle Wilbur would be, In ap for dogs." He will teach 'em "man* tag trees, white-lw ' tiw trail tiw or puppies? Warn, about having peasant dirndls or old Chinese cot ners'"—not to * watt ' through - mud- ear efteam—according t o independent'"" Ammttwa N«. *a ÛBK. pearance at say rate, everything ranger te bit own cock. Hotcakes, your own vegetables, corn and let scientific tests et tee smoke Itself. . teat we had portrayed. tons; tiwt you tike raising ducks; puddles, far instance. Another DICK DURRANCB m9m bacon and eggs are standard fare, tuce asd tomatoes? Thousands and toat yea feel gloriously young after* dreadful result cf the spread of tee Sally had written to Uncle Wilbur rarely fresh meat or vegetables. thousands of families have had their aa hour***-wood chopping, or helping regimentation era*?e7 throughout teat are would be delighted to have And at night, he beds down, hte owa vegetable patch, their own ber in tiw hay field. tbe world. Speaking of "charm." THE hhn visit as, to make his home with horse tethered nearby,, in some ries and fruit, and enjoyed tiw lux the real charm of dogs,, birds asd THE us as long at be liked. We drew mountain meadow or- beside- -a. uries of the table tor almost no out- Incidentally, the chief discovery babies is their- refusal to obey 'any] SM_OK£S unstintingly os the money he had Stream. He never uses his- saddle fay at ati. .How about cruising you may make te toe companion, rules—their "mud-puddle" ihctina SLOW-ER-& deposited to our credit We added for a pillow;-rolled up jeans are around ia the car. no-*-, that the the enthusiastic partner asd admir tions Man is going down. Why Ui -StmNING^ a new wteg te tea house, which was weather is getting warm, and just more comfortable. But tee saddle er and assistant you have te, toe oM pull the animal and infant kingdoms CIGARETTE fixed up into an attractlvesuite tor makes a good. wind-bre^*|||B seeing what sort of a ttttta place we man. v*th him* THING! V '"'Pifi'Twilfi" MmV BG A 8 -AC K JLW FriHnv Maw^^l<__-_!;_ British Tar Tells Saved From Freezing HOUSEHOLD Of 70 Days Spent Tt» JDwrth l%r Her Dogs Business Contract OMAHA. — Mrs. Steel Ham QUESTIONS mond, a dog breeder, is alive In Open Lifeboat thanks to her canine friefids. The "w ® keeper of 17 dogs, Mrs. Ham By R. H. WILKINSON %% prevcat the Inside of tta mond waa found by Joe Milter oi (Xmoclated Newapaperi) cover of e catsup bottle discolor Two Survivor* Drift 3,000 toe Nebraska Humane society, WNU Service. ing, coat tt with paraffin. \M.'i Miles After Germans INSTALLMENT FOUR Wbe reported several of the dogs S&PS* * ** • * H THE STORY SO FAR: Cafooel SWf- Brontlitt, aa American traitor who had BroraU-r-s sweetheart, who was actual crowded about her on a bed. Ihey UtA MILTON was thinking of s»rnw)5S. *ai*igr MAY wnioN; ly a French spy. S, told Benning tat, la setting table for guests al Sank Their Ship. jtf-y wlll, acting cUtf ot O-S^tJ. S. military heea captured in o?aria, and toon gained kept her from freezing tp. death D tta future. i||a m low 24 to 30 inches for eaeh par- intelligent* Sep irtmentTsUmated there the confidence oi Fincke, another offi ominous newt that Bromllta had et* • "Look ..tare, Simon," he said, caped. lAter the reported teat Boggio, for three days during a storm. sea if you want them to be com- Commufiity Buildings NSW YORK.—A young British were 200,000. Beromxn troop* la Mexico cer. Benning was accepted as aa ofll* 'Tve been thinking this tiling over fortabla. - i§llfe%!.*7 . ,. preparing for a t*7»ttaclc on the. United eer hy Van Hassek, leader ot the foreign aa mm corps officer, Md her he had Probably no other equivalent ex seaman, who complained about tee pete-Oaa a thonaand planee teMexico . and Fve come toth e conclusion toat -----.a^-* • 2§lf|i!|ffs State*. Intelligence Officer Benning was anted forces hi Mexico. Several tape* penditure of time and* money could cold weather here, told of drifting Now conUnne wite teastory . W®m it won't be good policy for as to Gss ovens win aot rest if the seat to Me-0& City where he posed at Uter Benning wat Joined hy Latitat do so much for the average rural or. 70 days in a 16-foot lifeboat hi .a become equal partners." evea door is lift open a few min • * # Boarding Warship small-town community as does the 3,000-mile voyage between th* * * *1M"*' ** _P' • 7 * ' * l^__l_S^ "You mean yoa don't tiiink we utes after gas has been turned oft. AFTER IV—Coattaaed effort and cost involved is the build- Afcores and the Bahama islands. rupted by a sudden noisy commo ought to buy tta business?" * • • -. inning searched Hile. Ducos' were figures of five digits. T^ Easy, Girl States lag and maintenance of a community Wllbert Roy Widdiqombe. 24, is tion, tea half-hysterical cries erf a If water Is spilled do tee leaf of ce and demanded, "Boggio told He sensed rather toan heard the "It isn't that.*! think the .busi center. Just as a pleasant and one of the two survivors of the 5,59i w returning Bavarian. Instantly he Mexican girl who was being "thrust ness to worth every cent Its owners a book*, put leaf between two blot* cheerful home centers teelif e of the ton British freighter Anglo-Sa: you te%tt .7pl|| tato tee ballroom from Van Hat* ters and iron flrst tm one side, then "Boggio has told me a great deal thrust tee map into the to-east of hto Pretty Stowaway Is Found are asking. But yoa know, Simon, family, so a simple, usable commu which was sunk oa August 217 500 sek's bedroom. The staff colonel on the other. Leaf will not crinkle. to ttiepas t few days," she answered. loose khaki tunic, closed the open you and I.tave only knows each nity building Welds and focalizes tee miles southwest at tee AzojrtSs try a marched across te Van Hassek and, Hiding in Engine Room. * * * ."Xjaave—-" |& drawer of Van Hassek's desk. Ben- other a couple of months. True, we, Interests, the seeds and the activi German raids*, teeS . S. We ser. Os handed iSm the stolen operations Shrnbbery should ta pruned te . The orchestra brought teeir dance stag strode through the curtains tato worked fine together and .were pret ties of the community. October 30 Widdicombe; who is on map. SAN DIEGO, CALIF.—If Shirley the late "winter rather than tile yi an end. Mile. Ducos ended her, toe receptioaToom at the identical ty successful os ttat last pfoposf- NEEDS AND USES ^SW?ii bis way to Englandywhere he hopes- moment that the Bavarian re* "Excellency, I found it ptontrt un Dade, who to -pretty and used to tion. But—well, I just don't think •pring. ffi. Old stemsyshould be to be commisslonea in tee Royal. Air sentence in a harmless platitude. der toe lace flounces of thte wench's pruned out as near tee bottom as ft is desirabe that people should enter«Ju 7|l7 sell watches for a Flint Mich., jew Ifs food policy .see. two ambitious Force, and Robert Tapscott*! 19 They wait back to teeir table. gown," Ihe colosel reported. elry store, had been caught with a possible rather than aew shoots' provide—ia large measure at least— . "Stow do you know this teat some Although as an essential of his young men to pat aa equal amount years old, drifted up on a beach on business, he had learned control ef Vaa Hassek took toe map wito a batch of secret blue prints tucked in ot money ta a business'."T||Sp snipped off. Hp| their own amusements. It teno t the noirtlyside et Eleuthera island, ruse, tome trick?" Benning con casual bead, opsaad it for identifi * a a well teat people "'seeking entertain hto emotions, Benning was unable her bosom, she could hardly have "I get it,"' said Simdn. -**Maybe in tee Bahamas. They crawled up fronted her when toey were alone. cation, and slowly smiled.-He taatag embarrassed the naval Intelligence ment, or relief from routine, should to put down toe racking suspense of you're right" He looked at Dana A good way to keep the kitchen the beach to the shade of a tree and "Why should a trusted otAeer be toe document tato toe gold sash at more. w find it always in motion-picture the tray such secrets to you oyaixyaoa tee next few moments. Would the craftily. "I'd like to tie the one to. table clean while cooking aad bak fainted. . Both were burned black Bavarian discover at once that Vaa hte waist aad wito a tost of hto aters or other commercialized enter dse, mademoiselle?'* . y Miss Dale, ta regulation navy dun put the mosey to, Dana, It.was, I ing is to keep a shallow pan or Hassek's desk had been tampered hand Indicated tiiat die prisoner tainment centers. Who can say how *om exposure. --M& She Oared back: "Doh't you cred garees asd a blue sweater, her long, who discovered the thing." .-lgH_| ufffiTy Way î your table to hord • . They bad been 28. days without wito? Benning's brjejjjjrvey of the be taken away ta close arrest The black hair under a seaman's white spoons, measuring cups,* knives, much native . talent has remained it me wtth taowingvwhat I'm about Mexican girl, loudly protesting in* Dana- nodded. "I thought you'd undeveloped because yo-ung people, food, except tor a flying fish and a_ monsieur?" / map had given him toevita l infor cap, was discovered hiding behind ate" .- - ' llll • gar fish that had washed into their mation for which be bad been play- nocense, was bundled out of toe feel that way about it, Simon. And instead of putting on their own plays "I also credit Boggio with ordi tee motors of tta U.. S. S. Long. I'm Willing to withdraw, provided, boat They drank rain water, but tag. If so alarm came now, he room. Van Hassek slowly tinned to Ihe destroyer's motors were turn Te keep a floor ia good condi or building up their own dance or nary discretion in matters of such his remaining guests wito a cool of course, 'that you give me a con chestras or operatic groups, * have for long periods during the 10 weeks importance," he retorted. "Under could slip away in the night haul ing; it was ready to sail forHawaii . tion requires more than watchful at sea no rain feU. Widdicombe lost out toe Fernando-plane from its tract—assure me of a job during the ness. Besides a regular monthly been content to go here it there hist what/drcumstances did he tell you tow..7^g Ber face smudged with grease, next five years." to tee others perform? The local 80 pounds and Tapscott 60. Ihey „of7V*an Hassek's air basest" -ffl hangar, and fly torough to toe bor "Good night my friends," he said she wat hauled before intelligence waxing for tta whole room, those band, the local chorus, the loeal the- were the last of seven men who had /Mile. Ducos sat down and a cold der, ^tef^**! gravely. "I regret it If your pleas officers, who ' are taking wartime ."Fair. enough." Simon extended areas which ara walked over the ater group can, and under suitable climbed into tee boat when tea smile replaced the resentment to The ' Bavarian curie driving ure has been spoiled tonight but on precautions -to keep saboteurs and his hand. Secretly he wat elated. most Should ta .waxed more often. conditions wiU, serve as a developer freighter sank; four committedeSui- her eyes. &T: torough toe portieres, black tragedy some otoer evening 1*11 expect to spies off warships. He knew that Dana wat a conscien of local talent, as a means of keep cide by jumping into the sea and one "For several days past, mon ia his distended eyes. His cheeks make amends. Now I must busy tious worker, a good salesman. died of bullet wounds tram a ma She said she was 23 years old, ing local money at home, asd as a sieur. Colonel Boggio and I bave myself wito toe details of what has and getting aboard was '.-easy." Simon and Dana took tta insur source of local pride and enjoyment chine gun on the raiderT been going about tee dty while he happened. Buenos noches." ance company over ta May. Within MENTHOUm "T just took a shoreboat wito a a*** fl'a-aj TY, PES OF BUILDING TS Sailor Waato—avenge showed me the sights. It wat very Mile. Ducos did not speak as Ben a month's time they discovered it . The purpose for which the bulld- ning took her home ta a cab. Whea' bunch of sailors, ambled up toe wasn't tee profit-paying proposition RUNNINS For three months tee sailors have simple, when we saw planes is toe Ing will probably be used should be they were alone, Benning saw her companionway past toe guards and boto had anticipated. It was run sniFFimo been recuperating in Nassau. Tap sky, for me to set hlm.talking about carefully considered whea tee type undergo an unexpected transforma slipped toto tiie engine room," she SNEEZING scott, wheals not completely well, is toem, and about himself. Yes, much Simon was angered and sot a little of building to be erected is being tion. Her eyas filled with tearsan dexplained . Her plans foreatin g en still on the island. Widdicombe, more he has told me. Xn front of worried. Yet he had put too much decided. Certainly, the I building Fernando on toe Laguna de la she sobbed softly to herself. Pres route toHawai i were nebulous. JPp" MENTHOLATUM whose rugged features and browned As to Her reasons for wanting to money tato the tiling to'let * tigo m. shoqld be planned to cater to the ently'she recovered her self-posses skin belie his ordeal on teesea ,Madr e Van Hassek has a secret Add needs of both the older and the sion and dried her eyes. go to Hawaii, she said ttat Flint By fall a little business began to talked calmly of his adventure. for bis bombers and pursuit ships. Deception younger members of the communi "I suppose I shouldn't have such was "downright cold." She hitch- come tasa d then a little mora. Dur He seemed bored at times, but when He has more than a thousand planes The silly when deceived exclaim ty; it should provide for the presen scruples about toat girl wben ao hiked to California, but" when she' ing October they broke even. No* he had completed his tale and re in all, with' more coming to them tation of local entertainments such, many lives are at stake," she ra arrived, decided she might as well vember showed a profit, and Decem loudly; tea fool complains;, tta membered tee days he bad suffered by sea.", at plays, pageanis, Christmas asd tionalized. "But I had so alterna go on to Hawaii, where she under ber still a greater profit During honest man walks away and la on tee small boat he admitted toat "Do you understand, mademoi Thanksgiving celebrations,' etc.; it tive than to do what I did. I only stood it was wanner. January abd February the gross silent.—La Now/ 'i§i _Wg& he was not ashamed to speak of selle, tee full significance ot what should serve for tee ineeting of tbe hope tee cosvlnces Vaa Hassek of business increased in leaps and revenge. He wants to even tee yoa just told met" he asked, his "I couldn't afford to pay tor a grange or teefarmers ' club, for the her innocence—or he decides tee to bounds. Simon, watching the week ,w score wite tee Nazis. iSM eyes searching her face. ticket to Hawaii," she said; "so I ly returntty-besan ^ xick his lips, "THEY CALL ME «DOC 4-H groups, for the Ladies aid,* far- She shrugged her shoulders and too attractive to die." SKaae 1 deoided to stow away. I thought if to April he dug out the contract he . "When someone complains of add local institutes, and for home dem Widdicombe was at tee wheel of taid wite a touch of annoyance: Benning busied himself wito maps I got oa a warship and it got far had made wito Dana and perused stomach I hand them one of my ADLA onstration meetings; likewise, for the 'freighter at 8:20 p. m. when the "Anyone who is toostupi d to evalu and pencil. From time tp timess . enough out 'W"i1e%\Jt_____m__^îihim.. ite" Contents. There was, he saw, a Tablets"—-wrote Mr. II. of Pess. If political discussion groups asd other raider struck. He saw it loom in ate information would be too dumb he worked he closed bis eyes to ex back when I was to&Bmri. community gatherings of local inter tee dark and at the same moment amine tea sensitive film af hto mem chance for complaint The contract "Doc** met yon he'd probably hasd to collect it, monsieur! But all of The officers turned her over to est Tbe minimum essentials for a four • shells hit the ship. One de ory. A Van Hassek arrow thrust its provided that Dana be paid a per YOU one I Ask yoar druggist today tois Information only confirms what Gertrude Wood, San Diego munici .building which is to be devoted to stroyed the only.gun. The raider point across toe border at Laredo. centage of the gross business.^tjiat fta ADLA Tablets sad see how we already know, that Van Hassek pal court probation officer. he should sell policies at toe rate these diverse uses will be a large was only a hundred yards away means to attack the United States. Behind its shaft was the figure50, - quickly they relieve sdd f'^gMrtfiih " main room* to be used as an auditori when it spattered tee deck with 008. At Brownsville was die figure charged by previous owners. There, Ihe really important thing we've yet thought Simon, was toe snag, Dana um, banquet hall, or dance hall, as machine-gun bullets. According to to learn Is when, and for what real 10,000, at Eagle Pass another 10,000. Wotn&n in Her 60s Pans B^-^^SJ Blush of Men occasion may require", a stage with Widdicombe, it waited until the men On. toe California frontier were two had cut the rate in order to start the purpose. I meant to tell you that ball r&Uing. . V *> 'SI Men blush less for their, crimes adequate dressing rooms; and a were in tee lifeboats in the water Van Hassek sent as aide to see me arrows joined together behind a For Gold and Finds It than for their weaknesses and van kitchen Where food may be pre" and then mechanically „ peppered today, to invite me to be bis guest curved line,-their points aimed at NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C— Simon summoned Dana. "Dana," : ity.—La! Bruyere. .SI^S*^S^^ pared-* tee whole to be supplied with each boat as the oars were lifted. at a little party he's giyisg for some Tecate aad Tla Juana, in the region Mrs. Al Jenkins, BOW in her 60s, but he said, "I notice you've been sell good lighting, and wite! suitable "Tbe sinking freighter was be friends tomorrow Bight at toe pal* of Saa Dtege. Th^Jlgura here was with 14 years bf gold-panning and ing at reduced rates. We eaa't heating and plumbing facilities. To tween our boat aad toe raider," haee You may thank me fen- your ^g • A folded linen map. - 60,000. • I -S 7|8!|l||i|g prospecting, tohe r credit is search- make a profit that way." M these minimum requirements may Wlddicome explained. "Their lights invitation—I think you weren't want Four arrows thrust from the Pa tag the Interior of British Columbia "That was the only way to'ge t Si added, if funds piBrBIlt, ' small didn't reach us, and we escaped. ed. But I couldn't afford to let Vaa were flushed aad heavy yeins welled cific, -behind teem so legends. One for'a fabled "fost mine." ^^^ things going." ^fa i •*!>*&§£? Ifx rooms forTê^sF'ys^By'gtS^pir pointed to Seattle, a second at die -tti Wa,.. wasted 'to head toward-, the. I Hassek think I'm running tonmi f **i at -a,*-* an** fr.i-.hya.fi *rha» Ba vertex j r ._JjîtoJbter husband egiplogtedâs a -^-JSIiaa*a.-abQ^J^J>eM.-.7i3teJiiigr. game rooms* and a nursery. Azores, but a northeast trade .wind at large. You'll go, of course? At strode to a colosel of the staff aad meattt~8f ^ter^ssimnBte' -"Riv«^rw boom watchman near -Pitt. Lake, ry. Our contract provided that you third Just north of Sas Francisco, a LOCATING THE BUILDING and the Gulf Stream made it' im eMfht."'^^^^S mM-.. whispered avidly -. Th* colonel hur Mrs. Jenkins slings a rifle and a 50- sell at rates charged by the previous fourth at Saa Diego.' Oa the Atlan possible." _ ''jjfjl2__i Benning hesitated whUe - he- ried over to Van Hassek. .t.foiâg^j pound pack on her shoulders and owners. . YQU ignored toe clause. It-tee community Is one which tic side, groups of red arrows point Always -Tbey Prayed. jj$fj{ sear ched tee possible ramifications Mile. Ducos picked up ta Ben- trudges through tta kills near by thereby causing no Uttie dissension centers around a small tows, it will ed at critical potato from Boston to looking for gold. be desirable to locate the communi Chief Officer C. B. Denny took of such as advesture. His mind stag's face some hint of hto sus among our clients. I'll have tole t New Orleans. Here, again, toere She hopes to~flsd ertade~Trtsa»* ty building in tee town, since lights charge of the boat and divided tee fixed upon Captain Fincke's disclo pense. . She left Vaa Hassek, now were no flgurea:|lij|||p|lp SftK fen -g^lfe^S^^ aad plumbing will be more Readily rations. The men found the usual sure of the. operations map In-Van pawing drunk, and crossed the room. doned many years ago, according to Benning handed- his reproduction legend Until that day comes, sta "Let me go! Why, you. eaa't attainable there than elsewhere. If, stores, biscuit, four gallons of wnlfr Hassek's desk. Finally he nodded - "Something has gone wrong, mon- do that! We have a contract!" lilr of Vaa Hassek's key map to Mile. makes an excellent Uving panning oN however, teebuildin g is te serve tee and some boiled mutton. But the acceptance. Iflll sieur," she whispered anxiously. Ducos. He saw toebloo d drain from Simon looked at bim icily. "You needs of a distinctly rural, neighbor men's throats became parched with *Vf*0- have been up to mischief ta placer gold. On some days sta av her face as she studied -it. She erages $8 along tta Fraser river, broke, to*contract , mister." *^ ~J+e!_i hood it can well be located near the out water and teemea t stuck to their CHAPTER V , Van Hassek's roost." W:tfim It wasn't until Dana had reached looked ap at him wito startled, star- Mrs. Jenkins has been globe-trot local scbool, church, ereamery, or tongues. They told jokes-sad talked "Concealed in my tunic," Benning tag eyes. home and broken the new*f to Hat t!_r^^3 other common gathering, place, of early school days and their love Is his regal suite ia* the. Pelade answered at once, "I-have Vaa Has ting with-her husband fornearl y 46 tie, hte wife, that ta realized .what "Men Dies, monsieur!" she ^years, off asd on, but they recently fw-»*HOW - _., .TE_Sa where tbe task of caring for it can affairs—and always they prayed. Nacional toe next night Van Has sek's operations map—the most dan losing bis job meant.. L. ? y* *— *•* *e fclare'a __J gasped. "Thte means the very worst, Acquired an old fishing boat and de ileal imlailia ...atedm rH*_»*. | ba most easily done. Three of toe men had bees wound sek had -replaced bis khaki field uni The next-day Dana received a. gerous secret ta Mexico. You must te tohappen ! Such attack upon you cided to settle down at Pitt Lake FURNISHING THE BUILDING ' ed, and after 10 days tee firstma nfor m wite peacock} military habili- -drop me at one*." I §'-™lfK letter from the insurance company OMyeertfaMes to Saa date, h Ael will set toe whole World ta flames!" "Some people, think the gold rush heart ol a-latoa. Mere alrplaaaa arel As S rule, by the time the build died. 'We lifted him over into the to which Simon stated ta bad turned mentoT%»lB||||fs'l _r*gPs__i "Let me have the. map, mob** ; Benning get up and put oh Us cap. cleaned out- tta Fraser river dig ing is constructed, hands are low, sea and some one said a prayer," the matter over to his lawyer. Dana mmsAaaaaat to California Sua h af thai Benning found discomfojt in the sieur," she" whispered. f-';__\_\W\\ ******* am leaving Mexico at once, gings," she said,* "but they forget, sad Ihe problem of furnishing the Widdicombe said as Tie rapidly told considered various possibilities. "He ml el tW U.8.A. eeaUeeal Evenri presence 'of Cotbuel Bravot alias ""I took a desperate gamble," 'Ben mademoiselle," tie said calmly. that new gold sand is washed down rooms properly becomes *a major how tee rest had lost their" minds needed mosey at once. Remember In* mdaaatm **« •*•»• *«•*•! Sergeant Gaujos. But Bravot was ning coolly rejoined. "If I've tost, "You are welcome to come along every year." lllllsr one. Let it be said, therefore, that and jumped into die sea.—Two of to remain only a few minutes, Ids it's my funeral, sot yours." effl|lj wito me if you don't mind taking ing ttat Simon's greatest weakness it is bettor to furnish sparsely, and them hugged each otoer and plunged departure made toe occasion of a Wito a quick decisiveness tiie some chances wito a pilot who's wat his own'sense of importance, WMms^Smim wait until money is available for from the stern of toe boat. On tee somewhat out of practice." ta decided on a plan. _«« vsiwCdita***"*?*^ puzzling ceremony. French girl threw her arms about Bears on Better Terms _• a^mwwmaataavaau more equipment rather thaa to buy fifteenth day the water ran tart and Vaa Hassek. firom tea moment of Benning's neck sad kissed him to He visited a local printer and or things which are cheap and shoddy. that evening tee fifth man dived into She answered gravely: "My to- With U. S. Park Visitors dered some important looking let tee French girl'* arrival, had cen- screen .toe deft' movement in which ttructiont require me to remain ta Perhaps the beat plan of all is fear" tee sea. . , ... %.,_. .ii,. „,,, .II,.* . ii,in„i H • ' , stock—in very small certificates, stiff as a 'ramrod. « - details by wire to Colosel Flagwill. aim. Ha teems to think you are fiawanrttaaa^ . the ice and, as the struggled out of Outer doers were promptly locked, preparing tobrin g suit And where ; preferably, so teat "ownership and . "A command for you, Lieuten A military car was waiting for "-â..7~feX a*ii7iilaiin t tee water, turned to see toat her sec windows put under guard." All were as toere te little on whi.ch you could interest pay be widespread- Cost! ant f" Benning "blurted at him to him at the airport It sped hhn to Youth Endures Dental ond son, Edmund, four, had fallen required to assemble to toe ball base a salt' Mr. Dguglas feels that of maintenance are usually met by German. "You will report at once the War Department where Flag- Torture to Join Army tee levying ot local taxes. A man through. __*ii3 room, -thence to ^be taken one at a court action would Injure bis busi The mother called to Stephen to to Exceêncy's Junior aide-de-camp time to Van Hassek's bedroom for will was waiting, in the G-2 office. NEW YORK.—Memorandum for ager, aad service committee, elect l< ness. He is—ah—prepared to make cling to an ice cake while she car la toe* ba'|r. See toi t that you tosh The colonel showed toe effects cf ed yearly, transact all necessary examination. congress: -• . ^liS& you a proposition," W*m ried Edmund to safety. But when no tlmtffy strata and sleeplessness, but was business. 'f&^S&k Benning was taken flrst The co If you. have an extra medal ef Dana wet bis Ups. "What kind of she turned back to aid Stephen, she The Bavarian looked up with a gravely contained. slllilll lonel sharply demanded explanation honor lying around, have it polished s proposition?" '»*i||T - JU1 the Traffic :r For oataamWa iniormstion r.loiire ta taW him lose his grasp, site under questioning scowl, toes sprang *o Ma "A fine bombshell you've exploded eomnuurltr" buildings stiad Mm cent* to Why tad he sent-the Bavarian offi up for John Shea, a 23-year-old pa "Xou were to receive* a percentage the* surface and dfovrau Firemen feet under the habit of obediet.ee to in the War Department Beantag," SugotintoBioat at Doeumsaaa, WosUaftaa. cer away train, his post of duty? "Ben triot, who recently all but Irtade ef the gross business. The sum to * D. C. osting tor Farmers' Bulletin No. recovered the bcdy,.llfe*v H^m a superior officer, as tadtatetTftr Flagwill taid solemnly. • Would Bear* tt**, ' vS& t-tag confessed bad judgment tor the supreme sacrifice for his coun tal ot things for a year would, ta a moment asd stalked torough toe which he offered apology. His only "I've reported only what I learned, W^B^hWwr-SSm try—^'zj^^^^^ftfSf^"#Wi' normal timet, amount T^r about heavy portieres and headed toward thought had been that toe Bavarian sir,'* Benning answered. ""Of course, Rejected by the army because ot THE HARE AND THE BABBIT Minnie, the Tame MinlSp h J tee final appraisal of my laforma- $3,000. Mr. Douglas te prepared to the ^7^ ^fy7iff-y - "i^mWtffi lias "a neglected guest who should defective teeth, he sat from 10 a, pay yoa $2,000, if you will destroy • There was a time in America To mott people there it no differ- glppfocp PUys With Dogs As toe portieres rippled behind the be given adrink: ~He^ Insisted tear tion 1* up to th* General **«ff," =j=»5= wrgf.'-Sttg p^m. te • a deattet's' - ence between the hare and tea rab 7 tiie contract." "Wben there were no set prk^sTT CLEVELAND.-The Roy Millers guardian of Vaa Hassek's desk, Ben* he be searched immediately, "General Hague took your report chair and suffered probtags and jiull' bit, though tee fact is teat they are at once to the President Ftagwlli —Dana. gulped,—.The -amount-was cf Butternut Ridge, Ohio, believe ntog based the key la toe top draw Ihe Vaa Hassek guests had beea tags, drillings and. fillings, until at Each merchant charged what two separate groups. The Hares do said. "A* a result toe Presides! twice ttat forwhie h he hag intended they have toe only tame mink is er. His steady hand extracted the jolted tato sobriety. Oae by one tees last his molars Were to order. Ih not make burrows, but live in a tort had aa ultimatum tent to Ruiz yes- to bring suit And a suit if success tie thought "tiw traffic would tills section of me count**jp7fll|PpI! one document that he found toere, a wore takes tor search. Vaa Hassek that ordeal, wito only local anaes of nest; they are ' long-eared and tesrdsy by the State Department ful, might have netted him $500. beari,*? Advertising came to Her name is Minnie. folded linen map. stood to one side, smoking a cigar, thesia asd fortified by only one cup long-legged ami run in long leapt, Our ambassador at Mexico City wat Afteâ, mome-it ta said: "Very Mink are ferocious members ot Benning's face went taut as hit hte face grimly contained at If he of coffee, the hardy youth.had: tito rescue of the consumer. their..bind legs being much longer instructed to say teat Mexico mast well, TU teke toe check aad hand hand thrust It open and he saw tee waited te supreme confidence on Three teeth pulled. ..,'T*'* than 'their fore legs The rabbits %. ^m^J^^'mT^M^l!?"^ leÔat mi^mTZpmrUâTa^l explain fully Its European army over tiie contract "Pie mosey will It led the way to the estab*- ter one to be tamed. Minnie, how toe unmasking of a tpy. Four filled. have (short ears and short legs; tbey map of toe United States Snd upper within forty-eight hours, aad giv* come ta handy to pay tarm y let* ever, plays contentedly wito teeMil Five crowns repaired. lished prices yoa pay when make -ate-ef - bMr^ws-eforedweliing- ¥«*too..7A stance fold hto that the Benning's thoughtaTdpare inter* our military attaches at tee em- terheads." ||§pi§li| lers' eight-month-old son, Herbert Two removable bridges Inserted. you buy aaything today. Lplaces* they are not capable of any arrows pointed to vulnerable points tasty full authority to visit all troop And * Jgpta look, of bewilderment She to also friendly with their two Today . ta. awaits - another army extended bu'rri if ,•>. m *»--ith.hares of possiblesjjtevaaioti. Behind 'each concentrations to '•-Vie w first-hand on toe attorney's iJpiiffT Dana : examination. iTSS! and ' rsbtf'*? -* »•-.rorinn***.. . -do_\m%M %i7 arrow toat.pointed across toe Mexi- NEXT WEEK what it going ea." ||f§l|llr- grinned. ;.;; . . TSSIl can border toward tee United States 'Anattiet Aktasiiito faifaffmrnat TO BB CONTINUED: MT Wm.

Friday, March % 194l L A 9 VEGAS A <_•#• .ftaje wwi%wr

aniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiimiiiiiu Good Auto Law One of the many good taws "tSey SfxeakmeHf oj SC 1 SUNDAY have in Massachusetts is that dl automobiles must submit to a semi International W\ SCHOOL annual mechanical inspection. If f_s>@i„_e_| tta ear is found not to ta is good I By ROBERT McSHANE ] mechanical shape It must be kept teteaaedVr Weiton, Newtpepe, Union j— mESSONM ofl the road until fixed np. Penn siiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiitiiHiiiiiiiiiR CHAPTER XVn—Continued. bore him sidewis^^Sld down. Ihe As matters developed, one other By HABOLD X,. LUNDQOIST, D. D. sylvania has a somewhat simtiar —IS— heavy revolver clattered against tee maa stayed aboard the Venturer. Dean of The Moody Bible Tlllliile FULL TRACTOR ARTOW, GA.—How many states MAGAZINE article pubUshed When she ended; Mat Forbes edge of the drawer, was forked by After tta anchor waa down, since of Chicago. B tave turned out more start, es- A after tta 1940 world's cham *poke.*t|"Ma'am, I'm not saying his faU from Peter's band. Mat tiw wind was freshening, Mat or I Released by Western Newspaper Union.) LOAD EFFICIENT pionship three-cushion billiard tour- People who stuttejr often have a . pecially to tee way of quality, than you're right or wrong; but we've Forbes picked it up. Corkran laid dered tee sails aU furled. Thte Lesson for March 9 larger vocabulary than those with fta tovereigs commonwealth of samest labeled WUUe Hoppe "tee nothing to go on." 'We've got to Petes flat twitted him on his stom meant sending toe men aloft Hurd, greatest living argument is favor of out ta impediment ia their speed-. Georgia? This angle occurred to look at it straight"" he pointed out ach, dragged him to hit feet the little Cockney, descending after . Lesson ayHlseta and Scripture texts ee- Use of tiieRate d Capacity as te roaming toe red clay hills and the pool hall." "We can ask Mr. Corr to go back; Peter was stony silent now* Mat ward, ta some way fett the last tew lected.and copyrighted by. International Council of Religious Education: used by Saves Time. Fuel. tee stubble te tiie pursuit of quail. That was sot as overstatement. bat tt he won't why..he's the (tap* Forbes turned to Mary. "You and feet to toe deck. He landed an permission. •»»eeeee*»ee»»*»»-g»e •**"•»» Georgia's record te phenomenal. No other man has so completely tain. We can't make hhn, unless Mr. McAusland move in here, tato his feet; but ta howled wito pais, Por tar top maa to basebaU the dominated a sport for so king a We kaow for sure." e<3f|Tv these cabins," ta said briefly, 'TU and whes he tried to stand ta could CHRIST REJECTED By R. H. REED < > Get ttm* Genuine (Assocloto ia Agrieulturol Engineering, gives you Tytm tens ss has Hoppe. Few golf fans To "attempt to compd him in any iron him to the mizzenmast" sot Apparently he had broken a University ot Illinois) Raymosd Cobb. wiU agree on an all-time standout bone to hit ankle, or tuffered a LESSON TEXT—Luke 20:9-20. way, or eves to disobey his com Later Mat caste to speak to tar. • Up to one-half of all toe time spent ACOUSTICON osce kno-j-n at toe performer.Tjt half-dozen ringside mands, was an action tainted with He wat white witii strain, but bit severe sprain; certainly ta would ta GOLDEN TEXT—Blessed .are ye, when j RoyttoS'Rearer. veterans will claim tee "greatest** of no use ashore. men shaB revile yoa, and persecute you, driving tractors is the field and 20 and a"aUE*f_K mutiny; and Mat, as the whispered* voice .wat calmând steady. and shall say all manner of evil against to 29 per cent of the fuel could be Per men's golf teg for an equal number of fighters. discussion proceeded, repeatedly "Site's secured," he said. "I've So when the boats put off, twelve you falsely, tor my sake.—Matthew 5:11. - BasebaU enthusiasts have a hundred Saved if tractors were loaded to ACOUSTICON the offers one Rob pointed thte out left Mr. Coricran witii him; ard the mes went ta toem; car rather, eleven their full rated capacity. Mte MS-tt* Hclatyre Bid* ert T. Jones Jr. and heroes, 'rh^gjutft tram et frflaf'M'', -**He say* Cap*B-Gerr was killed. door's bolted between. You'U be men and Tommy Hanline. Corkran Rejection of Christ by Israel as a it Sooti Main St, Salt Lake CHjr Billiard greatness and WUUe Hoppe Pulling two or mere light.draft im for her women golf He's .logged it that way; and he Sttfg tare. PU go caU tb* watch aad. commanded one brat Big Pip toe nation is pictured in our lesson. We plements, behind a tractor .is one >e»»eeee»e»eeeeeeee*»eeee*i ers Alexa Stirling. . are synonymous. They have been can't go bade on ttat If ifs true wear ship, make back for'Hoakes otoer. Seven men and Mary were know how tiw judgment of God has for 40 years.'. Sip Bill way of raising toe load nearer to Her two best fight or aot He's got to stick to it; and Bay. We'U ta there, with hick, soon left aboard. Hard was ta toe fore* come upon that nation because of toe rated capacity. Passenger Cats TMM&Tr ing men were Yaaag WUUe, S3 years old, has devoted short of handling him,- there's noth after day. Mr. McAusland can teke castle, Gee and Peter ta Irons be ite failure to receive Bim ahd be Among the machines which are In 1088 there ware 6,353,881 pas Stribling aad Tiger lite life to tta game. Prom the time- ing we can do."., iSli toe Cap'n's cabin. You have yours." low, George ta feis bunk ta the Cap Ueve on Him. God had to take toe senger cars sold ta the United States. Flowers. Ihey were-. particularly adaptable to being he was- seven, fee practiced frem "But I know he's lying," Mary It was upon Mat Forbes that toe tain's cabin, WUUe Leeper in his vineyard from toem and give it to pulled in tote manner are mowers, Of those vehicles 1,891,021 were new aot world beaters, four to eight hoars a day. He was gaUey, and Mat and Rannels and Ty Cobb pleaded. "I know Cap's- Corr's responsibility for tee Venturer and others (v. 16). binders, rotary hoes, harrows, drills cars and 4,462,810 were old ears. feat close to toe top a boy wonder at nine, playing exhi alive." She felt Corkran's eyes upon those aboard her now fell. Half per Mary on deck to watch toe boate Men .today reject Christ and are ' whea ta their prime. _SP~ bition games all ever tee country. aad culti-packers. AU these Imple her; and the appealed.to him. suaded by Mary, asd toes convinced find tiiat tiw tin which causes them ments have a low draft—pounds of Ifff-i Hdlyhock Plants For track and field toere te Spec Thirteen years ago he was.referred "Don't you, Corkran?" by Gee's enforced confession, he had Rannels, Uke the otoer harpoon- te ta "tbe grand old man of tee to do to and -tee judgment which fol pull—for each foot of width and thus Grow a few new hollyhock plants Towns, who set a new world's hur Corkran was a long moment ta re Accepted' the necessity of leading ers, was by the etiquette of toe ship lows are essentially tiie same St to - are the salts which contribute most dling record ta toe last Olympic cue." .'."*|§pj W&SS' plying; and before he spoke, hte what was technically a mutiny. He restricted in his movements, forbid* each year. Dig tip other plants after tta ease of Israel. There is a reason to tow average loading. two or three years to keep ahead games. The last for a long time. . eyes swung from* her to. George. had not read toat treason never des to come to the after house ex for Christ rejection, asd there is a Georgia Tech and Georgia usiver- Three-Time Chair-p-an, __*J'Beverenco^*—h e asked - gravdy, prospers, since if it succeed then cept os business. - So while the boats Mowers, for example, are wider of the hollyhock rust. ^ tity have bote played their stare of la 1940 he won fur. the second certain time of answering to God for than toey used to be but still make "what do you say? Are you for go- mme dare caU it treason; but he moved away from.the vessel's side, that sin. ••_§_! §pl«s - Ts$ls| winning footbaU through the years. time toe world's three-cushion tag back?" understood quite clearly the im he stood alone in tee waist Mary a rather light load for most trac Glory ef tlie Sua I. Why Men Reject Christ (w. Bryan ("Bitty") Great has beea championship by winning 20 straight "Yes." lllpll plications of his own position. If and Mat were together by the rail tors. Some farmers have hitched her mata contribution to tennis— games, a feat comparable to a Teay Richard were Sound, dead or aUve, Just forward of tiie after house. Ihey one or two horse mowers behind "Would you be thinking to satisfy Self-will, the very heart pf aU sis, the tractor to double, or even triple, If you an one ef tta many ama aever a champion feat tee man- Galento victory over Heavyweight tile young lady, so she'll know he's Mat's action would be justified. If saw tta boats land asd saw the men handler of tennis giants. Champion Joe Louis. '-^•'•'-^TTl Richard Were not found, then he and haul them high and dry. TptT 7"*, underlies every refusal to let Christ the width of the cut and thus reduce teur gardeners whose gardening dead? It that maybe it?'* have Hte rightful control over our the labor aad fad cost space te always at a premium, yda In addition to Bobby Jones, Geor la 1941 toe New Yorker won hte "No. No, I'm sure he's aUve. It occurred to Mat to inspect* Pe tecond consecutive three-cushion ti Uves. There are' two forces which Two binders also may be pulled will ftad the leueocoryne (Glory of gia also produced big Ed Dudley, He's hurt maybe. If be weren't ter's irons. He called to the har- may dominate and direct my life- tee Saa) one of the most sattsfac- one of the best of tXX tta swingers, tle, tiie third during his career. He he'd have come to the boats. But pooner: "Take a look at Gee, Ran to advantage,'- especiaUy ta the lost only one match ta the 17-game God's wiU or self-wiU Just as love northern halt ot Illinois. Ihe com tcary plants t-h^t- you eta introduce one of toe star stylists of the gam*. I tiiink he't surely alive.-*' nels." The other *man went obedi of God is the essence of all virtue toto year garden. It re--nir«s little And looking a long way back we tournament "Then it's knowing he's alive that ently toward the fore hatch, asd bine has replaced most of toe bind sttil recall Bobby Waithour, who Hoppe's competitive career really (Matt 22:37-38), so love of sett te ers, but this tact frequently means planting and growing space. It you'U Want to go back and get Mat descended tato the cabin with the essence of all sta. WtsSm thrives best hi tiw full sunlight, end for years had tiie cycling champion started when he.was 12. His father x^mf'i^0;. ,. 7§f|lp§i||S Mary. Be slid back the bolt on toat, where toey are used, small ship and the six-day races at hte arranged a match for 1dm wito Al Ihe leaders of Israel, both politi horse binders are pulled behind a ta a light sandy SjsfbTftte a native "Yes, certainly." toe door between toe common room cf South Africa. It is a colorfd aad Taylor, SO years old and one of the Corkran stood up, and turning to and toe main cabin. Peter sat there cal and religious, had one great fear tractor operated at a very tow per mercy. Ni&iBff best balk-line players to -the coun- ; which dominated aU of their think east of its rated capacity. fragrant addition te. any garden aad Ber list of star ban players is a the mate, said simpl| : at the table, his hands ta Croat of him, the irons on his wrists pasted ing concerning Jesus; namely, that has exceUent keeping qualities as a, long eae, Including Nap Backer, "Mr. Forbes, If himself here says The rotary hoe must be used In eat flower. gfe go back, theo I say go. If he said through the loop of chain around * they would lose 'ati their authority if tiw wider widths if it te to load toe Brooklyn's star left "hinder, and He were recognized by toe people Sherrod Smite, another tonthpaw. net I'd say no; but we'U do what tta mtesefi; and he met Mat*s eyes,.^ tractor to capacity. Whenever pos U>a-^Ljt|>l|j^ji-.r.r.ot»5gaCya<»aC>t»W^ he's wanting." but'he did sot speak. Mat dosed tor what the leaders must have sible, two, or eves three, rotary hoes The Race Track 'Mat Forbes nodded. "Yes, cer the door and bolted it again. When knows. Him to be—the SOB of God, should be used to reduce labor,- save It was from Atlanta, Ga., toat tain. I'd say go back, if we'd any he tiurned, Mary stood in the door and their rightful King. God bad fuel aad enable toe operator to ob CLASSIFIED Charles S. Howard, owner of Sea- thing to go on. But it's hard to say. way of toe Captain's "cabin;- and entrusted to them as underservants tain ttekeltaess of operation.., lp| "the care of His vineyard, and is biscuit, Kayak II and Mioland came to-Peter toat he's got to go tack George was en his feet taaide the Spike-tooth harrows must be very DEPARTMENT along to racing tame cabin, facing her, and coughing a Their Wicked greed toey hmLdfter- without knowing sorilething.** yl-j" titfoirplnp a full tyactor foad. And it was also from Georgia hills "There's* a; way to know," Cork- Uttie. mined to have it aU for themselves, teat Torn Smith, Howard's famous even though tt meant destroying tiw Fortunately,. additional sections tan toM him quickly. "Gee was with Mat Forbes felt rather than saw don't coat touch, last a long time Horns' trainer, came to the money-winning them ashore Whatever happened, Sim skid rightful Heir, jy-jf". Wben la KENO. NEVABA step at the a' shadow pass along the skylight and are* usable until worn out They HOTEL GOLDEN—Ranr/a Urfceat and top. In the last teree years Smith- Gee (mows. Gee's hated Cap'n Corr, over his head. He looked up sharp We need only a moment's reflec moat papular heteL . trained thoroughbreds bave won a can be used regardless of. ttelr and talked killing ever since the ly at tiie skylight too late to tee tion to realize that this is exactly make or shape. Rollers and culti- million dollars. Cap's had htm flogged. Maybe he anything; and then he took the re what occurs every time someone NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT Georgia can offer a stout chal packers have about toe same char was in this, -maybe not; but what* volver out of his belt asd cocked it now rejects Christ It te because to acteristics. Tpll lenge, in the way of quality, to aay ever happened", he knows about it," self-will that person decides teat toe' NOK-SltaGICAL INJECTION TREATMENT asd atepped quickly toward tiie Frequently the_dme and expense otoer state. 71 doubt that may other This was, clearly, true. If Peter companionway. oae who has a right to his Ufe is State can offer two* such headltaers saved by using twoFimplements wtil Piles Hernia had lied about Richard's movements He started to ascend. Mary came not to have it There are many as Bobby Jones and'Ty Cobb. 7pW* on shore at Hoakes Bay, Gee must tins, but tois is the root tta of tiwm aot justify toe purchase of tiw sec PAINLESS PERMANENT Xn baseball Maryland isn't far to tlie foot of tiw companionway; ond unit. Reed suggests-that farm Special reaieeil fees for ont-of-town patients. know it Mary whispered earnestly: and his feet were level wito her ' TBB LAWBBNCE CLINIC '^M-- away. "Yes, yes! -Don't you see, Mr. au. Home RUB. Baker, George retorted. toe crack of tta smashing blow toat Judgment It came to Israel, as s r r.HAPTF.a. *j[»f_BI whose •bBsy *"bludgi fllllsd,.himÔT-,»^,^«ral^,.TO^=-JKK-,,-.,;,-,...A.Msk>^.,MMMMyi^§XSh^LM, Brt^gLASSB REPAIRED 7_^ eons pi-oduced more those who had supported him ta The revolver, without being dis strikingly testifies. Just so, it wiU A half hour later Corkran reported making Peter captive were simply charged, dropped out of bit hand come to. every one who rejects Send Tear Broken Spectacles Direct to home-run thunder tiiat Gee, after sorne "jjersuading," Reduced With Calomel Optical Laboratories, SSI So. Main,, Salt I.ate. toan any other trio, mutineers, damned not only by tta and clattered down to tar feet Mat Christ iTW&iHil Exact doplicatioas Save the difference. wajjDg'aiopPET^S had .given him enough information laws but by ati the tradition of the slumped forward limply 6n his face, It is not a slight matter of com Losses from crown gaU on seedling although New York to Justify turning back. peach trees—a destructive nursery WAll PAPER yf^ te dose up witit Lou try. Taylor started out by being tea, • -^K^^P^.,*Si hte body sprawling on the deck, hte parative unimportance whether a Mat. then ted the way onto the So, for their salvation, Richard legs hanging down the companion* mas accepts' or rejects Christ He disease toat has baffled control for Felt Wall Paper Company bas lost received Gehrig and Hank amused at hte diminutive colleague. common room aft and he moved half a century—may be greatly re Ite teat carload of New 1941 Wallpapers Greenberg. • - -|fp Hte amusement gave way to a total niust be found. Mat on tee way way. Rannels shouted something; likes to make It appear to, saying - direct tram tte mills. All patterns priced wito a certain heedlessness, careless back to Hoakes Bay, questioned Gee. and the looked up and saw toe bar* tiiat it te Just something about tee duced by dipping peach pits,fa a extremely law. Extra special—-too or more And for boxing, ly, different feeling when WUUe won of tta noise he might make. There strong solution of calomel before 1940 Patterns from which to select—No what about Mary- the match by a score of 300 to 207. The Negro repeated teat he ahd pooner, his face red wito excite local church teat he does not like, or reasonable price JSIUHBI, Come early, shop he lighted one of tiie hanging lamps, ment grab Mat by toe coUar. Mary planting, report E. A. Siegler and toad's Joe Gans? te the past SS years there has nev Richard asd Peter ttarted through the preaeher does not exactly suit ' - aad- eave ait - BBI T'*C and Coricran lighted another; and the tatt tussock gratt up toward tiie snatched tiie revolver troth the floor; him; or perchance he hides,behind J. J. Bowman of tiw Federal Bu What about Penn er beea a time when«Willie did not Mat turned toward the door of the but.Rannels hauled Mat out of sight reau of Plant Industry. Nurserymen HI Sent* State Salt Lake Oty sylvania wite Chris hold at least oae championship. Ac pond where the geese had lighted; the time-worn excuse tiwt there are . Jimmy Paax Captain's cabin where Peter waa teat toey entered toe grass abreast, before she could shoot. On deck hypocrites in the church, , when' ta heretofore have had ao effective ty Mathewson, Ed cording to his own estimate he'has someone Came running aft George means of eontroUing crown gaU. • SHOES/ die Plank, Chief Bender, Big BUI played or practiced billiards for asleep, ^P^^^^ffi^^^^ and became separated to its mate; doing so he proves toat ta te him Bat before he could touch toe and that when he emerged at toe crossed to ber dde, took tee weapon self toe worst of hypocrites. To test a method of protecting the Iggggjllj FEET HURT? Tilden, Ted Meredith? about four hours a day for" the -last from tar. Looking up, he whispered: 40 years—tBe equivalent of 6% years door, it opened and Peter faced upper border of the grass, he was AU of toese excuses do sot hide Injured peach seedlings from infec Try a "Waft-Easy" — Pep year step! Over first and Peter presently appeared, "What happened?" 2tt.N0 users can't be wrens, tit Templeton Texas Prese***^—-j|T»T of continuous play. ttam. He stared from one to the the tact that is self-will he is re tion, Siegler and Bowman treated' Bide- Salt Lake. Bra. 1-t or write for appt. Texas wonld alee like to take the other. There were six men and Ma but Captain Corr did not Beyond She was strangely not excited. jecting God's wiU for his* life .to peach pits Wito calomel, using four 'stead wito TMs Speaker, Rogers AHo wance for-YoatJi*- T||p ry, against htm aloneiljj^^^*^^|f^) that, be swore in beseeching terror, "Rannels-killed Matt" she told him Chrtet. At the end of that road he OBDcet to a gatien of water. The RAW WIS WANTED Hornsby, Ted Lyons, Sammy Baugh, His singleminded devotion to ttie Peter must have read their faces; he knew only what the mate had told limply. Through the companion wttl tave to meet tiw judgment of treatment proved successful. In Davey O'Bries, Jack Johnson, By game is responsible for much of bit and guilt for a moment flickered in, Mm."-,!|lp above them toey could see toe sky, God upon sis. God reads tee heart, trials conducted at tiw U. S. Horti- FULL MARKET Price Paid tor ftiaiaatiil the rain-filled clouds, the after rati. knows the falsity of every excuse and wild Rabbit Hides and aS other tMrs. ron Nelson, Ralph Guldahl, Ben Ho- success. WhUe most of his boyhood his so plainly every maa there could "BeUeved whit he told you, did culture station, at Belts'viUe, Md., Bring or ship teem to gan, Jimmy Den&ret, Wilmer Alli friends were playing shinny, base see, it. He leaped backward and you?" Mat demanded. They heard Rannels speaking. sad tta real rebeUion against Christ only 4 per cent of seedlings from B. C. ELLIOTT A COMPANY son, Betty Jameses—these asd baU or indulging in some other slammed "the door shut; but before "tfat, tub." - --.%jjg___a^j& 'Watch toe companion," he pant which may be hidden from feUow calomel-treated pits became dis ft Nerth 3rd West -. SaH Lake City maay mere. ifiip strenuous pastime, WiUie was at his he could bolt it Corkran's weight Mat Said evenly: "You're a liar! ed, his voice thick. TU go get him •men by smooth words aad petite eased, while 38 per cent of seedUngs New York's Ust is tremendous— father's pool table; figuring out toe against it forced it open and threw There wasn't any beach in the tus loose, and Gee. You stay here, and manners. - fjPv^-r^l^ from untreated, seed were infected. BABY CHICKS Gene Tunney, Waltor Hagen, Lou tough ones. Hf tad to stand oa a Peter headlong against toe cabin socks, nor any tea Uoas. You knew if anybody shows a head. Bust 'em." Tear off ttat mask, unbelieving Similar tests last year showed about ' _. BLOODTESTED f-tlit-lm Gehrig, Hank soap box because he wasn't, tall wall, and Corkran after a moment's well enough nothing Uke teat hap Mary did set know Hurd wat friend whe may read these words. toe same control _of tiw disease. Jm V.S. APPROVED Vf1llaal\«y Greenberg, Eddie enough to. crouch over the edge of struggle' pinned him helpless toere. pened to' the Cap'n ta there." With aboard. St* looked at George aad Face the truth that you are refus Nurserymen can safely try the. ASa a Sixteen breeds. Lethorna, Common Collins, John Mc- : Then' Peter, hte voice cracking, one strong motion he ripped Gee't taw, with a quickening respect and ing Christ's authority because you _W Hea-Ies. A $T.M. AA 1*50. AAA the table, *ra<_y|" * , *M calomel treatment at it apparently Tr T SM, 8 Mb |Mi, Prepaid Bre Graw, Benny Leon Eves today Hoppe uses a side- asked in a sharp panto; "What te shirt off his back. "Get a 'boat admiration, that he was calm; that are self-wiUed, and look squarely does not reduce tee stand of tiw " - deli—ty. Sexed chicks ales. ard and many oth-, arm stroke, tta result of learning this, anyway? What's the matter?" spade, Rannels." he directed. "Cut strength had run into him to meet at the fact that "it te appointed unto young seedlings. One pound of calo COLORADO HATCHERY, Deaver, fleteradii ers.-* tta game before he was tall enough Mat Forbes said: "Bring him out a bote through hte small, cut the tills emergency. He said; men once to die, and after this Com mel it enough to treat about 10 bush . What about Colo te adapt a standard shot. here", Mr. Corkran." truth out 'of him!" "Go get the guns out of the rack eth the judgment" (Heb. 8:27. R. V.) els of pits. OFFICE EQUIPMENT 7~Ty rado wite - Jack - "What's toe matter?" Peter de Rannels said wito a relish: "Take and load them. PU watch here, is HI. Hew Mea Reject Christ (w. NEW ANB USED deska aad ekalra, Stea Although billiards doesn't pay as manded. "What it this, mutiny?" my knife. It's nicked, and dull, sad case toey try to come dows." typewriters, adding nub's, safes, bk caeta Dempsey, Whizzer wett as it did 30 years ago, Willie. • 18. a». Hj|| WlM 87 L. DESK EX., ti W. Broadway. Sail I4HV White aad Dutch Mary, watching him almost wito Jagged'at a taw; but you can hack Sta said from across the cabin by stiU slakes around $10,000 a year. sympathy, thought again that hte Deceit and treachery cf tta vilest Clark? |gtl a couple of trib chops out of him toe arms rack: 'It's locked. The kind marked tta rejection of Christ Butter, Eggs Lead 'Wi Xn the early twenties he was mak beard Was like a mask behind which guns are locked in." WHEN IN SALT UKE Or Massachusetts ing $25,000 a year, gllf with it." .7 .-|§PKI by Israel's leaders. Ihey feared the with John Lawrence hit eyet flickered. , Peter cried: 'Can you break it open?" Food Stamp Sales The beat food ta Salt Lake is served by At the tearful picture Rannels' people, and,lacking toe-authority to How participants to the Food Thl MAYFLOWER CAFE 1 SuUivan, "toe grand Hoppe differs from fete contempo "Blast you, get out of here, tack *^fol I don't see how.'*7f|||| at 114 Soath Main—PO POLAR PRICED Benny Leonard ^ ^ j^ ^ raries in maay ways. Chiefly, hte where you belong!" words evoked, Gee surrendered alto condemn Him themselves toey had Stamp plan tave been spending "Thes ibid tiw bomb gus." 3|§p to obtain seme evidence tinder - Luncheons, Dfamera and Sandwiches : - technique te different Most profes Mat Forbes spoke almost gently. gether and damned Peter beyond their stamps was revealed re ton," Mike Murphy, Keene Fitzpat- denial. He said the mate-had given She turned to look for that huge which tiw Roman law would tave to WatT —Week Ne. 411t — SALT LAKE sional play era .use ttie diamond sys "Mr. Corr, we're going back to aad awkward weapon. Someone cently by the U. S. department fick, Eddie Mahan, and Francis tem, which derives its name from him a pearl, and.premised bim a sentence Him. It te significant that of agriculture. : Hoakes Bay to find Cap'n Corr." fried toe bolted door between; and they could sot find* caw tot of real, Outawt." Jlte mS: lli§l tte inlaid markers around tbe edge rich reward later, if he would teU Approximately 14, per cent of "Find him?" peter wetted hte dry the tale and stick to it |^_j Peter called to them sharply: evidence against Him asd bad to California's Claims ef tiw table. A player oaa figure eat Ups. "He's gone." I S^ffl "Mary, tat wm to." tee taw stamps are being used hte shots by counting these mark- Gee appeared to have ao more to proceed by trickery and treachery. HOTEL BEN LOWfflD California te dead certain to enter "We'U have a try, anyway." § George taid strongly: "No, Pe Christ rejection to our day te just for butter, 14 per cent for eggs, h«r, claim. Joe DiMaggio for base era. Hoppe has never used tote tell, but Mat tad no remaining doubt 17 per eent for flour, rice asd OQOEN, UTAH ;-You can't find him.; 1 told you of Peter's guilt Yet even* so tt was ter." as deceitful asd treacherous, al ball—Jim Corbett and Willie Ritchie system. He prefers te figure things what happened to him!" T&" "You tick fool, FIX break dows toe otoer cereal products, 12 per cent eat ta- Us head. Isi necessary that Richard be found, though it does net often appear so tor taxing—Little BIU Johfiston, Mat said: "We're going back to door." Peter's voice cracked as it outwardly. As a matter of fact,* tta for vegetables, 13 per cent for Don Budge, Ellsworth Vines, Helen Thte method has worked quite will alive or dead, for final proof. Mat fruits asd 30 per cest for lard and have a look, and Gee tells a differ had no Intention of evading toe is wagjikely to to momeatiHof emo leaders cf Israel were* outwardly po- Wills, May Sutton Bundy and AUce for him. When he was.only 13, lie ent story. tion. pork products. e sue. If Richard were not found, he Ute and careful. They sent spies Marble tor tennis—Lawson Little for ran 2,000 straight billiards. Today .'"Gee?" Th-ia-wat P tet7||§||! 'TS shoot you if you do 1" George who could "feign themselves to be Toe Food Stamp plan tat twos gall—aa amazing footbaU average ta holds the world's record run of must release Peter aad return him "Yet. He says you told him. to to command, and himself submit to retorted. He .made a sigh lii Mary Just men." They "feared tiw peo extended to 250 areas. About piled up * jbf Southern California, 25 consecutive - thtee-cushion. bU- say a lion killed Cap's Corr; but tat tp hurry; hte Ups shaped tta weeds: ple" and did sot dare to speak open 2,500,000 persons are taking part Stanford. Santa Qara and California liards. He has broken to many the arrest that would foUow when says Cap'n Corr never came out of tee Venturer readied Stanley. '"Bomb gual**, I -*M$SS* ly against Him. is the plan, creating sew buying —as amazing track record" headed records and won to many tourna the tussocks* oa the way up the Peter was whispering to Ransete power at the rata uf trpore teas by Charley Paddock, Frank Wyckofl ments tiiat ta has lost count ^S But if Richard we're found, teen Men cover' up their motives today. ridge.*' IPlll toe situation wouSTbe ta Richard's is the mata cabin. George aad Mary Some would with to excuse them $5,000,000 a month for officially and "several pole vaultert who keep All of which demonstrates- why "He't a liar!" Eg could hear - the murmur, bat no listed surplus foods at local breaking records, '- .-.-_r*jte WiUie te, known .as Mr. Billiards. hands. So he mutt ta found. Mat selves jle the ground of lackof "Not Gee. Be wasn't lying, ite decided that when toey came to an words. Mary found the bomb gun, knowledge, bat in our land at least "stores ta toese areas. •__jji Here are most of our mata head* iSiliiKlE tsypw*- -* knew it wasn't safe to." chor agate to Hoakes Bay,, he would as heavy at a small cannon. Luckily that i« largely their own chdee. Oth- Users tee-tee laat-e&--years?r- •*.- "TBien you.scared him. - A scared send Corkras to eommand aid di- It was loaded. The voices lit ttte etm might Say tbey have paly beea Baseball—Cobb. Georgia; Ruth, Sport Shorfe -Zjjg^j darky witt ftp anything you want -rtct toe*, search ashore. OwttaaiL-mall a Cabin could no longer fee careless, but on What grousd can one aim. fa"*-1 teB y)pjpii_\t*.lp§*$^_^^m was wise asd strong. Mat himself, heard; asd there, was ao sound on Rich in Protein Marylaa&llplflf* S|| Luke Hamlin .-of. the Brooklyn justify neglect of a life asd death Contrary te common belief, rye ttt Baoew-Ht BaUm -'-fif.W""te l«;yg" Dodgers says tad tonsils caused ate "We'tt'ge back and see for sure." clearly, had better ttey oa board the deck above their heads. She ' matter? Some blame the sins of pro t^ftin' Ti'snittjietf rolorirln; Tus- Mat asked almost pleadingly: "WUl asked George: ) ^fpy contains more protein teas ana. tomtit Beeaajs fill •< WIllW - * te-tt sey,'New York; Johnson, Texas; Jos poor play last season. He has tad tee Venturer."* Someone mast keep testing Christiana, tat this is an in Feeding trials have revested toat '.Mr Cooled Leunte and Lobby you ga along, air? Or do we have to as eye oa Peter, and on Gee;, tor 'WUl toat bomb explode it it hits 4MM Beam CoSee Sl»p ,' thm Ream Lotos, Alabama. >J57T£' toem removed. »T£; *j pigga % dividual matter—you must answer rye te equd to, or eves superior to iron yea?" llSI tea two prisoners and tee ship her anyteing****||&5|§"~ 7>wk ^^P^ Heme el Football—Best all-around back, James Brennan, 52, who died to' for your own soul* oats, corn or barley whes fed ta a Peter, seeming to consider, moved self were tta key to the situation. ry^dos*t know," ta admitted. "X Batary — KJwaale—Exeeatitea Jim Thorpe, Oklahoma; best ati* Hinckley, Mtan., recently, had been No matter which way nam may grata adxtunv - T^M awawaaa Optlmlal*—"tellr j'T.y absestiy toward the desk. He stood So Mat would, stay aboard. He don't know taw teey work." Ba turn ta aeektag for as excuse for his around lineman. Pudge Heffelfloger, president ot ihe Minnesota Amateur with one hand oa top of it, looking Before feeding rye to cows, it Chamber, af Cim-tai ut aad Ad .Oak BasebaU league for It years, meant to send ashore at many mm grinned doubtfully. "Richard said rejection of Christ if ta te honest Minnesota. down at it, his side toward them, as possible to prosecute Jhe search tof; back end of a gun like fids does should be ground, and because of ite Margaret H, Slogar of Cleveland, he' wtil have to admit toat ta has H©t«l Ben Lomond Golfers—Bobby Jones. Georgia;' Corkran had tett the upper drawer a for Richard with tee best chance of as much damage as the front but dealt deceitfully with Gad. When he gummy na tore, should sot make up Ohio, rolled SS strikes ta 34 frames littla--polled: cut; and suddenly Pe* more than 40 par cast of to* •*«&*!- 06DRN. tftrf^spg Walter Hagen, New York. f success. George dearly' could net ifs better toan nothing; snd tf teat does teat ta'is ready to repentance for a 759 three-gsme total, ft't a Ues- *-h?adIroppedtoto thatdrawer. grata mixture. Par best remits tt Caate aa fin are" --i^îS Mack—Jesse ©wess, Oljia. ,T&z\ jto-. His strength would not permit bomb hits anyone, eves if tt doesn't a»sj-;|d—-;Ji|-tafce-- Christ at hit glir *- *•- FltiseraM. Ma*» season record for women bowlers. But' before" "he- could 'feteh the explode, they'U know f***V should be mixed wite other grains, Tennlt—Bill Tilden, Pennsylvania it. Mary would wtte to stay wito Saviour and Lord. lililfii f_G Weapon dear r»#*prin with, a l**--** lfe7tall?!3Sil§fR*»." •gBT m> **ff CONTINUED) this ate Increases its palatabiUty. Pajfa Fourteen LAB V B »A 8 A G K • i*94'l THEfSXJNNY SPSEOTf Lit E KOUR COMICJSECTION JI «*^—*•—~ "—— — ' ' "—**<"*7^***' " - ' ' ——»-•—!—• — S55 Peter B. Peeve Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young mtamemm BIG TOP ByEDWHEELAN

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