14-00000 eT THING IEEE eTIEOMERS & artedgete an aa, OSE ERT SFP ETERS 4: a pace seme — aed Siete a er EAL, t ier 1 Fee rar seas sonee name ye 8 ewan medewne ot eeArpente Dod Ad fle AT 4 Serrgerree cr a fame meses oe pany A amet <r SEN, et BITE tp fnornnaes {pose pasOTA a fife poorer ‘* 3 ee we MEd anne tt v Tay Bhd Us Saath "Bist a devin was ec: ty auc ae Feta 7 Presa silt cute: ily from ihe boi aniocranied <f: her hands Frees soaacd She chair As phe was rrs- ings up to reach the gang, Woiro ‘aah up ereethy. ‘Don't want to hese be meution Again about you putt Dg your nand in‘ my pants pocket.” he gaid. “Leave that money be, Des- tie.” Dessie dropped the pants and went to_the window, Shs stood- there watching a red dawn break in the east. After a while she began .dressing, and a& she wa3 leaving the chamber she. heard Justine starting ¢ Ore to th kitchen stove. ° While ashe and Justine were preparing breakfast, she. began to mabze how uneasy she feally was about the money. She had spent a asleeplésa night worrying over the wealth, and she -was afrajd ahé would not get'a chandée t6: “spend a single penny of it herself. “34re Murdock.” Justine said, oming and standing beside her. @: and I could get’mated right ny if we had thé pionéy for.a chamber sulte.” “Zet Carl Friend make his own money." Dessie said: sharply, turn- ing om the girl. “Me and.my husb- and’ have worked’ hard all ‘our lives for what we possess, It wont * hurt Carl Friend to-do the saine -for you, if he wants a family.” “F couldn't sleep much tast - fight for staying awake wondering tf you and Mr. Murdock wouldn't want to help me out,” Justine said persistently. “Especially. becaus> t've worked here for you Six years without asking favors, and I didn’t think you'd miss a little of all that ‘tag inheritance? from “Australia.” “Mind your own affatrs, Justine!" she said sharply. ‘ Bes- ides, Corl Fotend can get. the thoney from hia own family if he gants to furnish a house for’ you. Thos: Friends have made plenty of profit in roof-tinning in the “They won't help any, Mra. Murdock,” Justine “said sadly: -“and Carl and I don't want to have to walt and walt-and walt.” “You don't have to hurry the. marriage for-‘any reason, do you?” Dessie asked suspictously. Justine looked-at her for several moments her thoughts racing through her mind. . eo” exactly,” she adniltted at Dessie said, turn~ Well, then,” ing away, “In that case, you can afford to walt.” In turning abruptly she almost walked headlong into Waldo. He had come into ‘the kitchen and ‘‘coult ee ce NOR HE — earnest Bey colie€ cua & tt bet, puts thru gis the Booties 58 a One door wilheul a werd bear spoken Tatar Wate bed hin leave, wotdering what he wee aboud ta dy She went ta the winges and watch d a8 he waked to Ue tool shed and came out a moment jer carrying a soade With the ‘caffes can in one hand and the spade over his should-r, he d:sap- peared out of sight behind the barn MENS ho owas not uaitil almost minutes had passed that reallzcd what Waldo was dang behind the barn Just gs she was opening the door to run out there ann ebserre him. frown the corner of ths barn, Waldo walked into view He came toward the house, carrying spate but mot the coffee éan. Dessie’s heart sank He had buried the can. and th» money with it. and ane had failed to get cut there in time .to sce where the wealth ‘had been hidden. She walked back into the kitchen and placed weakfast on thé table. ‘Waido came in a few minutes later washed hes hands at thé pumy, and sat down at his place He began eating as though noth- ing out of the ordinary had taken place out behind th barn. Neither she nor Waldo had anything to say. to each other during the whole twenty minutes they were tan at. the table. When he finished - eating, he got up and put on his hat. “Have some affairs to attend to in the village." he sald shortly. “Mii be away for the forenoon, the whole of i" Dessie nodded. She had to grip her hands tightly in order to hide hier impatience. She watted until Waldo had got into the car and driucn over the bill out-of sight, and then she grabbed Justine by the arm and pulled her through the door. Pushing Justine ahead, Dessie ran as fast as she could to the tool shed. where she quickly snatched up ‘two spadeéa, and then hurried toward the back of the “barn. : Sh: set ‘Justine, to ‘digging right away, white she looked the ground -over carefully, ‘hoping to find evidence of a freshly covered hole. She searched for nearly half an hour without finding a single trace of the hole she was positive Waldo had dug, and after that ‘she went to #072, digging method- iealiv. . ' After several :hdéurs Justine slumped to the ground, completely erhetsted. Dessie was tured, too, and tne blisters on her hands made digging so painfu) that she hardiy bear to hold the 2d OF DECEMI WHOLE TICKETS 400.- TWENTIETH a (TAX (INCLUDED: verte . Waited ta bey Dessic’ the. all that monry to falute on.” Rg ea bia fe ogi Then But te push Pann spade Eig the Sre te det her whea att w Dessie’s clos. USL Bee gna, hanced uge and os ely clamped ips she would be uscicss to ask Tassie stopped fur a moment to ease her back .Wheal her eyes were raised from the ground, she aaw Prof Paxton leaning over the atone Wall beside thr Tos aa hhune dared feet away. knew “Gong fishing Dessie?™ he ested “See youre diggsng fishing warms.” Dease thiust fies bund wracist the small of hey aching back and straightened up hy bttle more. “Thourht Io mught.” she said slouly. “it's been a long time since I went.” “Now that you and Wakio. Rare - Fred suid. “E guess you and him can afford to spend all your ume doing nothing but fish. if you have a mind to” “Muybe,” she said, her Ups. The mere mention of the maney ughtening tiered fyer seit mo duties haf fot the riven ent a Wales still ae ad ow wht h Cart F: haPmot returuad Draue felt ao tired atid ae vist sie aagted focry Just oag she felt (care coming into Af eves. tac phone began to ring. She tay motonicss, ustening fo it ring for ac-veral myriites hoping all the while Ghat i would stogy so sir could begin erging, The phow xi met siop, and it sutra? as if to sever would as long as she lived. Sue gut to her feet, pressing Ber hands over her ears inorder te Keep out the sound, and stumied painfully ta the Rall. There she sat down dn Uie chair Besigs the stand und Uiftrd> the. peoeiver. “Hello.” she sand” “instead ly. © “Is this Waldo Murdock s wife?” a votce boomed. “Yes.” she ansarocd. eho it could be “Then you'd Wer bestir yourself and feich Waldo home whore he Belones Uefore It's too Yate. This is Charl.s Mason. Waldo wondering a ve ow see ants niet aS) 2 eee rac) ack Beootnd (iret aubdedte ?* “He surely fies, Mos MurcutB. it's the Goyers: rail cf asa s Ove Been oa ow ah since tle Chong: erais tewk over 7 . Besa who had msc: forum the Jato until ake vas eitsast erect, set down, hard . “Let him ber” she ce: caldiy. “ET dout want part or parcel of him. He had me digyice in stony ground all day looming far that money in os coffes ean amd it wasnt there at all. Let the schoot- teacher tuk: hum. Ive Rad my share and mare of suffering, and now Td be comforted to gee somebody else have a gaodly por tion of it. Sudden wealth aul show up @ man's true nature ercry time, _ and Tm glad I found out the true size and shape of Waldo Murdock’s nature before I wasted ancther single day of my life oa him” “You mean you're me going to try to stup Waldo from going away to the other end of the world with Miss Wilsan?™ “Nol” Dessie sald emphatically “Waldo Murdock has 4 S free hand inflamed-her thoughts: unul-she 's-ever here at my place, in the--tronrnor on!" could not see clearly. She dent over the spade,- thrusting ithe blade into, the rough, stony ground with all her night. - She kept doggedly at it unti} she was certain’ Fred had walked out of aight over “the AHL Later she sent Justine. to the kitchen for some. bread and potatoes left over from breakfast, and when Justine returned, Dessie sat down in the shade of “the barn and ate hurriedly. . “While I was in the house, Mr. Murdock phoned and sald he wouldn't be back in the forenoon,” Justine suid “He told me to tell you he woud -be away in the afternoon, too, the whole’ of it.7 Dessie leaped to her feet. “Why didn’t you tell me right away when you came back a min- ute ago?” she said angrily. Justine glanced at the stony ground, “We're not going to dig out here the whole afterncon, too, are we, Mrs. Murdock?” she inquired pleatirgly, “My hands are raw with blisters, and" ~ “Never mind that.” Deiste said firmly. “Weare going to dig this afternoon, the whote ot iti” “But, - ‘Mrs, Murdock—"- “Shut up, Justine. and: do as you are told {* . ; When, Dessie fell ori the bed- ‘at ” dusk “that: evening. shé “hed never all her Hfe felt so miserable. Not only had she spent the entre dav digging im the stony ground behind the barn, but. moreover. sefose in’ thoroughly nner er Try ran canuramanthtapeeioaneetnaih —= eas. part of roan, “annoying my housshold. and {1 he was a Demo- erat, Pd shoot him myself, instead of turning the job over ta his wife. ve never in my bfe seen a man behave bke he's doing, 1 guess it's public knowledge by: now, otherwise T wouldn't be repeating It that sudden wealth has gone to hus head, but that’s sill no exeuse for the way he's doing.” “What's Waldo doing?" asked, shouting impulsively the phone. *He's befudding Mus Whison, tbe schoultdachtr who boards st my house, into going sway with him. He says hes going to set sail for Austrahs or somewhere.” “But he cant do that!” Dessie protested, “PThat’s what any average, normal, level-minded human being would think, tea, but [ don’t Enow what's sume to stop Waldo if you don’t come and get him right away. because he's already befuddled Miss Wilson into going ‘4 “Boston with huni tonicht, and starting out again from there the first thing in the morning, He's got Miss Wilson beheving everyth- ing he gays, the les along with the common truth, Looks like she would’ be on her guard, knowing stie’s aisoc’ ‘ating with “a newlyrich, + bur-ehe' iar goue Now to listen to reason. Waldo pulls out his wealth every Dessle into She hung up she receiver . a moment later she shimped tirok- enly im the chair. She called Justine several times before remembering that Justine had yoné out with Carl Friend After that she-hurtied into her clothes and went tack to the phone. She rang up Thornton Blanchard. her lewysr, and told him to come right away. He lived ‘only a few miles distant. -and he promised to be there within fifte- en minutes, While. waiting for Thornton Htunchard, Dessie mend up and down the hallway, bor face grim and determined Her mind was Made up, and she Knew the sooner she acted the better she wouit feel. After a few more minutes, he drove up to the house and stop- ped his car in the doorpand Des- sie went to the step, hoking the door open for him. Thornton Blanchard hurriet inede and went direetly to the tatle in the center of the living ros. “Ia there something wrong, Mrs. Murdock ?* he asited anxi- ously. “There is now, but it won't be mich longer,“ she said, sitting down at the table, ‘not afer © aet things right attended to twenty Sears aga.” Blanchard sat down and opened his brief case, slipping out s pac few minutes and Of ruled yellow writing paper and eaves it in front of her, and the 4 pencil. He watched Desser's face. sight of that big reall of greenbacks acts on her just Eke chloroform LA MEJOR PLAYA, _ | i Mejor Hotet -—- BE: INPORMES Y BHALNEARIO HOTEL DEL PACIFICO :,~- Aberio Todo el walting for her to begin. To be continued noxt week ° ALGARRORO DE MODA. Ao fests tit ona RESERVAS : wines zo UNION AMERICANA U6 — FOND 95) eHleras de Atenedn Ja 6 — Direcesin Telegrafica HXCUTFICO~ALGARROBO F Telefone  Algarrobe bh. norte YEMEN. meee et Tt shousd have — SPP recta et vactarvine:
AE Ag otal YutRaet AB By ask x expert football of Ute pe oo . wt : Potre Peuptss MA uns Laggue anes vent: : S GEST PATHS) Clie suppor og piers eusaty iris adhe. Lanevsiipe and daa guthe ai ihe gesult Gant ded by 5 Wa st-Siorlishay (Pres sears danter the Cup Final crowds became cre apa the Qrst miaten ¢ to coittes. onatiam was comparable with Chose seen atin Seplember i202 Tse CER inesitable break Wembley Stadtumt on ereat Ase themselves heloed ta eroun ' away fain al tty amuteur rugby sucintion football occasions Last improvements At first there we; . followed Ta 1006, 13 players a.side year record receipia of £26782 no dressing rooms. The grads insierd ‘of 15 was tried. Other were faken At the stadium on the progressive changes: which mac milestonca were Che Ost visit of most eventful day m the Rugby Wigan renowned as a club hay t The gn add simaat trons the viat ‘ Evening Post” and contributor to fending Sports ‘publications tn . : ns Rritain aan a& New Zealand’ foam in 1907, the League calendsr . marked the development of tt on fst England os Australia Test HAD To FIGHT FOR xaime In other towns and couniie mre WELVE months aco a French Ruaby League tein visited, Britain Match the following scar, the first EXISTENCE > In England 3? is thriving 4 visit of a Cnicd Kingdom team vet itis wcll within the memory Lancashue and Yorkshire, ts to Australia iin 1910, the changing of many people bow ereat clubs counties which gave it birth, an of the th fiem) Northen Union bke Wigan. the Lancashire RAINING tie hold in sour i ang lest by tune points Go id at Leeds, North of England centre of an arca more attachid to thus offshoot of the rugby S30 ty i, Since then the French converts : name than to As ation football. Sine ; , to Rugby Fooibell League in 1922, Stronghold of the game, came into Wales Thd time will come whe ws hes the wee ee in Yorkshire tN France toes aateh at Hull and the First Cup Final in London being Wiran, since Werld- War it wall spraad to the north-cas hore g, sgainet Other Nationalities comprising ten Australians, two Seote SVEN years later TE, has won the League tide three mudiands and south, and thi ” cael and one New Zealander, all of them players with English Rugby, "The capital resarded dus intros. times in six sersons and taken the winter's visit of the fifth team o - I cae @ rect ur ne fon of the aurthern rugby hosts Cup twice in the us: four, The New Zealand Rugby League play ft ee labs ‘Minter by the tene ar Nee de ete program: ith disdain and indifference go club has been Lancashire champ- ers to go to England and of th ‘ a . ‘ that the rrodest attendance larg fons and Cup winners every sear touring Frenchmen cannot fall t These visits and the French tour ely camprés‘d foPewers ef the Cup aince 1945 and 13 tumes aitogether vMmulate wider interest. "os of Australasia this year when : they broke crowd records nearly everywhere they went have proved the ever growing popularity of the Rugby League  profess.onal Euthusiasta for the code are not | piidutla del netrelee | priduttis del higar a ‘ t League. Sunderland's idea oto“ FP Se ce re insecticidas ‘ Casolinas ~~ Kerosene = Soe Cera para pisos . “Aguarras  Petrdteos Diese! Lustra muebles. | Combustibles — Acetes y Limpia vidrios \ “encourage the formation off a ” “ploncering team to visit th> “Eng. lish centres in the-aname Way! tfiat’. dean Gallla’s Frehclimen first. came 17 years ago, learn the gaine i and return to encourage others re : Desmanchadores. | to take it up. The French learned Grasas lubricantes. - . ‘ . 1 so well that an international Solventes : , Sts 1 championship which included - France was formed In 1935. , : AUSTRALIAN TOUR a Although (rayel Ured after play- Si ing 22 games with only two'defeats Jf in the recent Atisfralian tour the “yo. g@"" Frenchmen went to New Zealand ay an? lost only one of siven matehes To show how the game ss Ue Pab rng mm Australia the Sydney cricket ground was packed, when the third and deciding ‘Test Match was played, by 67,006 spectators. Win- ning by 35 points to 34, the Frenchmen inflicted a mare over- whelming defeat than any suf- fered by an Australian test team “2 in the long history “of Rugby League in that country. ‘The speedy clever Frenchmen taught _? " . lessons which will be taken to heart by the selectors in choosing & young team for a return tour of England and France next year. This girdlng of the globe by- a comparatively new game is amaze ing when one reflects that it was . enduring a struggling infancy at the easy way | Parafing — Astaitos Productos quimicos _priducles ¢ tel caichd) Maegiivartas - tos aoe . STORANDT ° and sce your PUREICIAL - —— Otesls enjoy it 5 ° Neumatcos camara y tateras base . Fractures vugas ya ruedas “O . | . ay eas Hawes . Neuriticos agecetas @ dus atss Goahear NaQuinar ay ¢ mplementy - oy on . SS fatcclay Pa i ha te eee . roe Productuy de Gan Me Cand, et Curuunes Vuley a ACCes es Data autumuy es . - L MagQuensene sare SUAS ON gy : . aan eA at. etter, i Mag peige g ! ifstrog! | # I
worl Bere Phat oe cat sa he Hatans wht or tsed fee ibe Aanticay : a! {> “erates dist So ctaatat eae * “ » 4 a Fag ; Ry Samed Gewese ed Mel Robert Tash, Manager of Brush cot ‘A ’ a - aa : Oremseas Vrms, acti, (he datgis for Saiindas's dinners sf ibe enw nae “Me tte ere Chau. Bir, arnk | Stes, v Meet, ibidtiey ‘ ham styl wks. fuunty Cub was fovea ane fein teoltand, ard was coremonicusy ere heats a cork: OLUet mers gnects at hants ot 4. deahee aba Bauch co we feveived ad Cermiice ty a Reup of tute Bed Seote (2) and tbe Dury, Mrs Otay ‘Mendes, S98. present af the Nantiago Sects, Mle, Mew Macdenald @& OB | . supper last Saturuay nn At @ituce dla give d me) home The gurst rst incluste Mr, aaa wa “petit. SheMorea To resa Conch) cto: Waters Sra Jo- Qin delivering bis chacge, the ai.pper of the Argonaud Speeddied Ambassada: and Mrs. Cliutte Th: Eursis Included: She! add Ar: & bra Val a Wat kere Mrs Wed. was preacnted with a letile of eh'sks, im appreciation of he ceriues Sf Bateman, Ss Jésepti Cussen, gg Bringing with hire the freq °Great Chic tain of the Pudding race® ’ Bowers, Mr. und Mrs Ho Gerald Joha Stefdard, vt les, . dl al na Mr : ‘ Smith, Col and C. W. Rennet:, arihar Gaston, Mry a t Mie Mre Uissiai di dy Alall. MPs M te Have reached @hile bs ar. Mrs T. F: Van- Natta. Sr. Pedra Stanley Hurwe, Me. and Me Gendt Mw ht M. ¥ Mui dae. Misa. ; a D-la Margfora and Sra, Col aad G-orre Littejoha Cook, Mr ant eee ‘Gr: han Sets ve ‘Fe Usuallv made in the Jarge stumach-bag of a sheep, or one 3 Mra, Wilam Rese (Mat and Mrs. ore Hf Gerald § Sait Mrs. Carlos Hom ‘ vere c Ww, i et Mrs in. shastr bins called the kugs hovd, and composed af : Leonard Pratt, Maj. and Mrs. Ar- talt Afr. and 3fr« Felts, Caltare- ome, ae ‘ . @ mixture of oatmeal the batts, the Ever and the heart. 4 thur Gaston, Col. and Mrs, James ne. Mr. and Mere, Jue’. sais Rostie Robert Cio erie M8 | x “ewe Gas: 5 © Wray, Cal and Mrs. Horace Hoch, Mrs Hotert Tay’or, Mri end Mrs. foa and Miss t0"~ ay Rewer. 1g) Messrs, Red: MecLaan, Ruxtun and Murray. - 4 Capt and Mis. Gerald Muna, FOR, M. Elon, Me. ané Mrs De. Leis aj : a } Major ond Mra. Fred Nelson, mall Davelters, Myr. and Sirs, Mr. ond Mis. “Thomas Levis ahd oy ors GER SET 7 : CaRain and 3Mtrs. E4ward South. Kesarth Davitsan, Mr. and Nts, 8°? relisned from the UL 8. ay \ : : i ® wick, Mr and Mrs, Armano Carle Join frevend, Mr. A Mra. Kichard "8 of Bucnos Aires ile Monday Leste Joan Potiock. daughter , gi lew, Mr. and Mrs. Stani*) Bort-, Fallon and Me. Kelth Exgers. ~~ a ot Mr. ond Mie. Alex Polock, i Mr and Mrs. James H. ‘Carrot, —o00—~ Ses | Secbrated hier a cond b rth jay on rand Mr. W. W Bitting, Mr. i S28 i : ida it rty for frends. fb one AMrx E. J. Camubell. M qd. 3h Jean Lita de Berihet and @? : 2 Friday th hs party te Bn q the most important 4 _ Mr. and ge." Sonta Rdwards de. Berthet " ; f e among thos presint: Ian Bruce . . “, Mrs. John Stoddard, Mrs. 3. G. , a: fewin, Ene Dale Hobsbawn, Bran DRUG STORE in Ptorned to Santiago tast Friday. By Thomaca, Mrs. Carlos Hal. afr. oft-e an extensive ‘hones meon, } > tawe Hobsban 5." Donald , Roy Pri } lf with g3 and Mra. Robert Gloyrr, Misa Mar- Europe. ; ain 2 eee Marta Louise Phithps rove Wo ypoursek wi a garce Parnard, Miss Netta Lauri<r, “The Norah American Inet'tute . SF” aad ‘Linda. Fay ‘Crowder: & personal visit. pe Mr. Anthony Vaughan and Mr. irbrated Th kagtvti with Mrs. Geofur eo a : , 3 Philip Davenport, eerenra anksgiviig with a AF Y  Seuagwd na aot ee ee ESTADO 493. turkey dinnce jase Thursday night. 808. Donald Koy, left, for their . embers of the board hom? in Chugulraniata’ afier' a’ * 7 Oo ‘ Ratst” “saturday. Pever: Firmin § | : 5 q —000— “The. (etase, tg — Mis, Arthur’ Treveria, Sr. of vie ‘of direction tid. shembers of the motith’s visit, with her mother-and o£ fa dl Mar, Ife Santmago Monday Enit'tute atiended. Imipromtu ent-— father-In-‘aw, Sr. aud Mes, § velvbrated n'a. 7th biriiday with ‘a for Buchos Airea. whore she will ertalmment was-enfoyed ‘by all, . Berkwood Hobsbawn, of Santlaga, % Eaity at the home of hs par- 7 e atay.until her boat, ‘eaves for Engl-: —200— ec: 7 ages - ents). Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Firmin. ar and about. December Srd> Mrs... Sr. Savies ‘Yaidés. will return to. MéaFellu Caffarena was hostess The xuchis piayFitgames for priz’s |. : : ek Trevena plans to sp-nd a yar in Santiag> -Sumday afiér a business 4° “x britve-canasta fea for Mrs, (and all’ of” thrin ‘won “a prise) THE 28 England, visiting her éhildren, trip ‘te New “York, and Rio de Ja- Albert Haney, who, with. Mr, Those -present were: Patricia and | : ce relatives and friends. © |. .’ nelro. . Hanry. ta Iraving Chileon Decem-- Txdfy Gandy. Irene and Bobby 5 i : . 7” . bre 12t%. The guesta were: Mrs, 3 Meyeringh;. Maria Cecelia - Fones, is neni ate ‘Gi Beaudry, Mra, Kenneth Buzzy and “Johmy Stevenson, fg. Davidson, Mrs. Pavid MeMorrig, Eleohor Btevenson, Rodrigo Brio- ES . 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DUNALAS z Delicious Cakes. & — : : ‘The at Pri ine ‘ ni be d very Teléfono 5018, = = a : = : oe aBnre PP ae EY: ine we 2 gE tad + y : a : he'd -on Friday 30th, November g veryihing of the ve BANTIAGO ES Se, at $45 p.m. in the grovnte of 2 ’ Es 3 ( the Country Ctub, Tebataba, 3 VALPARAISO & Parents and friends of ihe, School iB . . ate ‘cordially invited. BIRTRA - Te. Graclana (nee Pantsen) - and Hector E. ‘Karsteg! “in “Mrs. Garvin's girls’ camp opens on January Sth next. Riding, Hosptial del Salvador, a _ sen swimming, hiking, camp fire parties, theatricals, basket weaving, SEMMER CAMP ‘FOR Gikhs AT OLMUE - ERLE .3 YAN... . - —90o— ey pottery-work. 7 BLETH To Mr. and Mis. Peter Turgoose. For further particulars epply by letter or telegram to A. CORDIAL WELCOME «8 gon, Phinp Norman, on ermine November 19th. . M. G. GARVIN, Amaneal. OLMUE. Your Friends Deserve the Best. 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14-00000 way Morganm=rraweisco Weaaing & ® ‘ ‘ é use a i ' ik + . wee Sotemtee & : oa Poe ts, Fise%, * 4 " - A > “J Els _ oy CLEFP:THE BRIDE, MISS MARY LOU FRANCISCO, ENTERS H ~ . aé 1 THE CHURCH ON THE ARM OF THE U. 8. AMBASSADOR: ' ‘e “fo ‘ TO CHILE, CLAUDE ROWERS. CENTER: THE BRIDE -AND i & fe GROOM GIVE THEIR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION TO THE ' 7 ‘ee <q PRIEST DURING IME CERLMONY, RIGHT: THE HAPPY, ' 2 -4-- COUPLE-POSE FOR A MOMENT iN THE ACT OF CUTTING a io _i- 4 - a : : e LEFT: THE RIDE, MISS JOAN KIDMAN, AND’ GROOM, MR. WILLIAM HILL, PAUSE FOR A MOMENT LEAVING THE CHURCH AFTER THE CEREMONY, RIGHT: AT THE RECEPTION LATER AT THE HOTEL CRILLON THE SMELLING COUPLE CUT TIE CAKE WHILF THE FAMILY OF THE BRIDE AND FRIENDS . _ bt : _ ; LOGHK ON - (PHOTOS BY “‘*FOTO EVA‘) EATRO ~ CIPAL : iy SAL FESTEJAR AUN AMIGO Pee ee, ere : a Oo PERSONA DE SU AGRADO, . ; ; : . ELISA EL LUGAR DONDE SU a eet te INVITADO CELEBRARA $U a , nee ¥ BUEN GUSTO... THE GAY FESTIVAL (from Friday to Thursday this week) G4 =e © Oy Lela. FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN : Ve ; ie COLOR CARTOONS . The delight of old ani young VLA MAXIPA ATRACCION DE ‘ ce ee _ aa (eH LOY rsu orauesta LE DEJARAN ELRECUERDO DE UNA
14-00000 SOCLA L RRETESM “LEGIONS Tha Committee for the year ist November 195! te Bist October 2952, ig as follows: Far. Alien ries, Hon. President.” Rev. -Edgar Pearson. Hon, Chaplain, Nr, T. A. Moodie, Cha‘nnan. c. GQ. Hardy, Vice-Cha.rman. BD. Madden. Hon. Treasurer, -R. OW. Jeflery, Hon, Sveretary. H. P. Rushforth: DM. ing: and Miss K. McLean. —oO00— Among those who came down from Santiago for the cricket” we- tkind we noticed Mr. and Mrs. fan McLran, Mr. and ‘Mrs | Darien Comper and Mr. Ivor Davies: aa ny BRE pee ve COT eFRT Me ryan oarseny es o a women, Mr. and Mrs, K. T. Russell spent the weekend in Vifta, returning by ‘road on Monday. Mr. AL Forbes ‘Robertson was 8 “visitor to Viha del Mar and ts- : ee ths week to Buenos Al —o00~ sit Leoenl net a. AN inembers of the “Women's Be Diocezan Union» of Bt.” Paul's ie church, Cerro Concepe'on wish to *. thank all the ladirs who attended E their recent Bridge-Canasta Tea: B27 also those who contributed ‘cakes, > _ flowers éte, which helped to make the afternoon such a success. On Friday, December i4th, a ‘ Xmas Sale will take place at ‘the rea'dence of Mrs. Allen Price, wife ' of H. B. M. Consul. General, Calle “-. + @ Poitente No. 50, Vida del Mar. ia Thera will be plum ouddings, . Minus cukes, ca“ dy, foukies, Xmeg gf's. and iwo fortune ietiers, Front 230 p.m. ta 7.30 Pp. un. The Amefean Women’s proup a are having thelr monthly sale at the, Institute Chilend Norte Ame- . ricang. Wednesiay, December $1 from 3.30 p. m. to 7.38 pm 7 te ee OS "Miss Monica Whitty cclebrated nr Sth. bith-tay last Saturday with a most deliyhttul- party, — Have you visited the White Pers Oe ectersyy « Pa N IP ES WRC Lock place at det hone, a Vida Those present: were. : Tae Musssa Jaqueline and ahs Plu Bares, Valerie Barel, tr Olivos, Ana Sanch-z, Bnd Maria Auselica sy Maria Olea Powd.to 4. Elena Sureda, © Stat, Alive Portsr, J Avayu, > Ximena Lantien. Glerin | Lac: quamtn By Caldcrén, Silvia’ F.abvane”” Nadine Culhen, Nuwta Oval: aan Guarda, Isabel Mar, Bonn Latra Romani and Messie Cross, M. Barry, J. Gaydn. AL Anker, as. Suva. BR. Pollmann, aA Casilla, & MeCall Po MeCaliG, Villasig G. Gara, H. Vieenvio, J, Cavtere, A. Velarde, P. Garcia, E. Purecil, J. ‘Quintana, J Porter, D. Costa, E. Rogers, R. Perez A. Vercellino, L. Guerra, FE. Fischer, R Thomas, P. Plaza, O. Soto, E. Madden, F. Aranda, D. Murdoch, P. Leén, R. Arinda, C. Lagerborg and ©. Olivos. Toc # BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL This. ‘year Toc H Cradock Sranch. and -Toc H._.(Women‘s’ Section), Valparaiso, éeléhrated - ‘their: Birth. ? day Festival during the week-end November 24th - 25th. The follow- tag membge: rg- from Santiago at- tended: Mesdamea C. T. Henry, Grace Jones, Isabel Holloway and th Afigses Margaret Cater, Sal’y Fuenzalida, Tutlana Antipat{, Otie la Bozza, Jane Plunkett and Mar- garet Yenry. . on Saturday evening ‘there was a short service in th: Union Church at which the Rev, Murdoch MacLeod olfic ated and Mr. Al- bert Eurner played the ofgan. The Rev. Fdear Pearson. rive a most and appropriate ser- mon, and specially mentioned the valuable help.that Toc H were giv- ing to the Seamen's Miss'on. After the Service a delightful cold supper was strved in the adjoining hall. The Hon. Comm sone, Mr. David Biatr, then welcomed the Santlago members and friends who had come te spend the evening with Toc H. Elephant sales held at the ‘ Instituto Chtleno-Nerteamericano de Cultura. ‘New and slightly used clothing "| PLAZA ANIBAL PINTO 1177 and art'cles far sale. The nest sale will be held December Sth at 4 P. M. re ne rerernierentenrreteremn NEN MALETAS de‘cuero y oxtraliviands para avion. Chequetas de cuero y gamuza-- Poriadocumenios jo iL —Biuleteras — Articulos ' | Deportives, CASA ‘Condell 1353 — Fono 2243 : Fabricacion propia. PNAALELS PAINTS VARNISHES - WATERPROOFING INSULATING MATERIAL BR emeeeneemssectreosttte ett Pt ir see SRE TNA yseastedematntt semen @ See tnt eA aR CEMA LEON, Te eT ae SL aoa. Joyce” Naylor, To thew Ee 4 PR eat Pris wh Wis a eink on Rata day tity of Novela aad esi? Goue win for St Petsis ty Wd rics The Granve won ths oss nnd ag is otatad tm thee ane laings Kames put St p tera da By hunch tine at its Moothe goore wae Ttoroaw hs. Stu Peter's hasinn fos, 3owick.ts for J rung and ¢ wick ts fer Ttoruns But Ne av Bas wn osery utul help, techy $de and the inruags: rhs, aU for 39 for ote rang, Vell bad 6} chele fur 3) runs and Hendeison oand Stringfellow anch gor 2 wickets. Ths fichiing was mediacre: aith- ough 3 catches were, held, several were dropped and thegeound fields ing needs a lot of practice and improvement. The Grange started their influys equiitly badly losing 3 wickets for § rubs and with no one exe-vt Shearman, who scored a “shaky" 10 runs, making double figures « they were all out for 36, leaving St. Peter's the winners bv 9% runs, Naylor and Wilkins howled upchanged for St. Peter's. the former taking 3 for 18 and Wilk- ins 7 for 13. In fact it is fair to suy that these twa boys won the match. for thetr side. 7 St. Peter's {irlting was sto on'y mediocre: avd aeverabl cetencs wore droped, but undoubtedly the bet - ter sid> won, SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE We are Informed that Mr. Henry Boys has been appointed resident Layman of the Valpuia'tso Sam- ens’ Institute as from the Isc De- cember nexts rr rere’ nr, ame By Pearvstat Lite cast at Wathearv, Givertooh Mr, JHE AEE ren Ba trtyesven care bt age, fa chile he werked in the tee counts Deyartment of the Pacitie Sham Naswallun Company ap to aie> year i8it when he ertaraed te Engaul On 1938 he left this co.mtey do serve im the first Wortg War. fulming the Koval Engines te, “p" Conpany Signalling Corp. in August of that vear he was sent go Brance. ahere he was epganced im communications wo.k, SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC The picnic will be held in the Parque de} Saltre, El Salto, on Saturday the &h of Docember. TRANSPORTATION, — There wi} be @ buss blued starting from the following places: From Plaza Sotomayor, Val- paraiso, at 9 a. m.. stopping at: Brasil corner Bellavista: Brasil corner Avda. Francia: Baron: Yolanda; Portales: Sauce: Lma- ch? in front of Valdés Vergara {Chorrillus) and thence to Parque del Salitre. ' From Reereo, leaving from foat of 18 de Septirmbre at 9.20, Stop. ping at Capuchinas: Vita Staton: Almacén Suizo: Rallway Crossing OChorrillos, and thence direct to Parque del Salitre. From Agua Santa, leaving cora- er Avda. Espatia at 9.40, stopping at Trasiavifa; Plaza Parroquia - Vifa; Bolivar (La Lora); Almacén Buizo ‘Puente Ocoa):; Railway Crossing Chorrillos: Limact+ in front of Valdes ‘Vergara: El Salto Saon; and thence to Parque’ del Salitre, . waked Liserpeat, fp €hde he ail long be reriem- beret a3 4 keen foutball plscee, ang before the fired Wae as ane @° the bes! oha'f-backs oof ihe “Va'paraino” Football Club. He form pari in several Gaterchiy aad fnivemate al Matches Me Hallam haves a watow and ene daughter pow president in Watas ys: hs many friends in Chile will joln us in extending to thim ou usep sympathy. From St Sfarguret's School at 9QY. stopping st Quillota corner 8 Noste, 8 Norte corner Libertad: Libertad corner 4 Norte; Libertad corner 2 Norte, procecding along vth's Avenue to Churrillos, atopping at earner Quillota, corner Casta- fos, Ocoa Bridge, Lusitania dride ge; and thence to Parque.del Sa- Hera. MEALS.—Participants should take their own lunch but soft drinks and tea wil be provided. Coca Cola and Nobis lemonades will be on sale, RACES.—The races will com- mence at 13.15. Prizes will be dis- tributed after Tea. TICKETS. — These may be obtained at 8 10.— adulta $ §.—- children, from the following: Rev. Edgar’ Pcarson, Miss Mary Turnet, Miss Ine? Taylor, Mr. A. DB. Mico Kenzie, Mr. Malfandaine, © Mr.” Turgooss sad Mr. John Sanches (West Coast Cable}. INVITATIONS.—The Invitations for ths young pcople on the Church Registers wil be handed out immediately after the mois ing scrviecs next Sunday. tee for the fet ray eran Aamralty la neem narnteteeeeeeinettnagin ANNOUN CRMEN T Mrs. Diamond wishes to romindg her friends and acquaintances that she ‘le icecivira guests at her Mn the -teach-frent wath Bathing, boating, fishing and lev a full view of beach and ifet heme ly ofe inke “uctivities, me in Viderries nging are yours, ‘Address: MRS. HAHVFY DIAMOND fh Villarrica. Phone: Villarrica 33. | MICROSCOPES. BINOCULAR MICROSCOPES WITH BLUE APROCHROMATIC (HEERBRUCC) LENSES AND PHASE CONTRAST AS HIGH AS 2.289 -- SPENCER MICROSCOPES WITH ONE AND TWO EYE PIECES, — TACHOMETER Tl. — LEVELS N2- — LARGE STOC OF GOWLAND INGL DIAGNOSTIC SETS — JAVAL ELECTROSHOCK OPHTHALMOSCOPE, -- LARGE SUPPLY OF SUN GLASSES. Ray - Ban - Calobar ~wilisonite-. . OcuLiIsts: PPiC A Cruxite PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ALER AGUSTINAS 853 SE SIT BY PINTURAS CERESITA LTDA. CHILE. Ofieinas: Vel 3RI3E 2-35 P.O. Bos 237 Fabrica: Veoh Gigs SANTIAGO, | arena Ae LE LOD ST FY rteon Srna, ne Reap aetacrse Yen
14-00000 . Movutain in Japan, ene about & gray castle in Soain with a Chous- * kK wk ke  * The Little Man Of The Once upon a time there was a Very Od Lady who lived by her-cif in a smait brown house. She had a rocking cuair, a thick story >ook, and a cock that chimed Every day the Very O'd Lady sat in ber rock'ng thals beside ihe window. Slowly she rocked tack and forth and read stories fram the thick. book. There was a story aout a whitestopped Chimes ' » and rooms. And one was a story of a golden horse'Im Afeica that could run faster than the wind. a : AG the end of each hour, a9 the Very Old Lady read from dhe thick story book, the ctock played its chimes, They were as sweet as the song of a bird in Springtime, as sacet as a babbling brook rippling over the nebbles, os sweet.as a baby coulmg to iis mother, The Very Old Lady was happy, for she loved the clock und her . thick story hook and her rocking c*a‘r.: .Put one day when the Very Old Lady sat reading, the chimes In the clock sownded tired, Every hovr, as they rang ovt, the notes came more s‘owly. Finally, at sx o'c’act, the chimes did not ring at all, She onty sound from the clock“was ile soft ticktock. . The Very Old Lady opened the g’ave door that coveret the face ef the clock. She took down a key and wovnd the sprine. She tanped we “lh Christiutas Gift for: Pad Your father “would rather have a KHt you made Chan the most expensive present you can buy, Here Js sometiung your can make that will surelgapicuss him, Ask Mother .o buy you n small pocket “comb. Now lay thie on a plec? of pap'r, and trace carefully around tt. By drawing another Nne 1:2 em outs'de th’s line, }qu have a pattern fer a comb case, just a ttle larger than the comb. Us'r.g this patiern, eut two pieces of t-h. «Perhaps Mother’ has an old, felt hat she do-s1’t want anymore. It can be washed and pressed, if it is dirty.) Now, stitch the two pieces together carefully around the edge. using bright yarn. (Don’t forget to Irave one end open, so that the comb can slide in.) Tle a small strip of felt around the last tooth of the comb, to make a little handle for pulling tht comb from th> cas+, There, It’s all finished, and doesn't it look nice? The Land of Story-Books by Robert Louls Stevenson. At evening when the lamp fg Around the fire my parents 6 They sit at-home and talk dix (sing. And do not play at anything. the clock very gently. Then she sat dowm In the rocking chalr to The hands of. the clock told the Very Old Lady that if was seven i oclock, But again no chimes sounded, Oniy the quiet ticktack of the clock eould be hrard. The Very O'd Lady walted for another heur. Now, with my little guna, I crawl All in the dark along the wall, And follow round the forest track Away behind the aofa back. AUNT KITTY WISHES MANY HAPPY RETURNS TO FRANCIS REES, MICHAEL COLLELA, PETER FIRMIN, MARGARET CAS- Son Bue at eight o'clock the chimes did not play, At nine the Very Old Lady put away the thick storybook, turned out the light, and went to bed. She thought and thought about the chimes and wandered what could have huppened to them, She wondered whether’ they would ever play again, The Very Old Latly was almest asleep when she thoweht she heard a avere sound im the roam. I4 was cose to her'ear. She sat op in bed and Nrhied the lame, She got up acd footed in all the corners of the room. There was ne one there. She locked bebind the doar. There was no one there, an , . “Se must. have been the wird in the trees,” said the Very Old fady. And she turned oud the Viehl ard went back to hed. She closed her cyes Hot ivat as phe was drifting (o sleep, she thought she heard the queer sound aesin, The Very Old Lady sat up in hed and lighted her lamp. She got up and locked ig all the corners of the room. There was mo one Shere, She lonked rnider the bed. There wags no one there. She looked behind: the door. There was no one there, ‘ “tt must have been a dog farting ovtstde.” said the Very Old Lady. And she turned ovt her light and went back te bed. “Hoot turn out the Ught!.¥-can’é see,” commanded a tiny voice, The Yery Old Lady sat up and tighted the lamp. And there on a post of her bed stucod a wee man no taller than the Very Old Lady's thumb. He was wearing a Hite Frown bat, brown trousers. and a Jacket ag green os the grass in the meadow. On each of his boots glittered a ralden buckle. “My yoodicss!" exe’almed the Very Old Lady. “Who are you?" “I'm Chymer," said the wee wan. “I play the chimes im your , clock.” . ott : “Ret the chimes didn’t play tonight,” sald the Very Old Lady. “E know!” sald Chymer, “I'm tUred of p'aying them. Every hour of every day for years and years Fve p'ay-d the chimes. I want a vacation, I want to travel. I want to see ¢a'l forests and xray castles and whilé-tonved mamntains and blue oceans, I'm going to go places and see aN these things!” “ ~ The Very Gld Lady smiled and nodded her head. “Yes,” she sald. - “They are brautifel, Rut those things are all many miles away. How will you travel so fars” _ ‘I'm going to walk,” replied Chymer. He pointed te his feet. “See my shiny new boots!” he sald proudly. “They have thick soles; sa they won't wear oat.” | ‘ “But you're co tiny!” éxcinimed the Very Old Lady. “You will be’ stepped on, Dogs will growl at you. You'll soon be hungry and cold and dred if you staré out to see all these thiags.” Chymer's face grew sad. “Oh, dear!” he sald. “I didn't: think of that! Perhass Pd better not go after all, But I can’t play the chimes for you when Tan not happy. And Ill never be happy arain untii F learn sill about the beautiful places and things im the world.” The Very Old Tady waa silent for a few:moments. She. was think- ing of the chimes that sounded Uke the sene of a bird in surlugtime and a babbling’ brook ond 9 coolng baby. She was thinking abort the wee tan who. wanted to travel -to fall invests and white-topped mountalng and blue areans. Af fast she spike. - “I ee traseline every day.” sve said, “Every day read my thick story hook. Te tells me sbeut.wmany. beautifal places and. things tn, che word, Mo you wil slay and p'sy the elvm-s in my clock, # will read te you from my hook, Then, tn imagination, we can travel soxether all over tbe world.” And that is Jurt what hapuened, Every- day after that the Vers Old Lady sot ia her rocking chatr by the window, wilh Chymer perched oa her shuulder. The Very Old Laty cead to h’m vrom the tnick storybook. She read abort the whltctoa xed mountain in Jacan. the gray castfie In Spala with a thousand reuma, and the golden horse - in Africa that could rufi faster than the wind. Afier that every hone, day after dav, Chymer elimbed inte hh heme In the clock aod rang the chimes--~ homes ae aiert as the sung ef a bhd tm springtime, os sweet as a babbling brovk ripplag uc ‘pebhies, ag ewees a6 & baby coving bo its muothes, TELAARS LESLIE POLLOCK AND DAVID VALDES AUNT KIEFT ‘Today fs the very last day of November, and do you know what It means that in on’y 25 days, old Saint. Nicho.sa will conse creeping down the chimney with his pack full of toys. Have you made out your Christmas lel, Bonnie? And you, Peter and Micta2l, it's time to start being very good boys ao that Santa wll bring sau more than a sticks! And sil af you had betier sinct Unnting avout making presents for your friends and families, because Christmas wis? ‘soon be here! that meana, children ¥°S LETTER Dundte of There, in the night, where nong (can spy, All fn my hunter's camp I He, > And riay at books that I have read Till it is time to go to bed I gee‘the other far away, AS Uf in firelit camnp they lay, And 1, Uke to an Indian scout, Around their party prowled about Su, when my nurse comes in foo cme, Home I return across the sea, And go to bed.with .backviagds (looks At my dear land of Story-books yh) ) Hy } J Wy) ni Wy) )] WS) Wh) H) Festal em,
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14-00000 4 RI eaten cane «5 ! i i ; i f { « f { 5 4 Raa m Yee « ANTOFAGA He. _Consul, Mr, Thomas arrived at “Anfofagastasin the M4. ¥. 3th en reute to England. His, ExceRency was mei by the Srittsa Hates, O. TA retiring Be.tist Ambassador, Sir Bertrand Jorram, KR. G.. “Sarmirnio’ om November 'B. FB. As the vessel was to inad minerals at Mrjiilones on the following day. Sir Herirand accepted the invitation of Mr. L. ¥. Duff to slay overnight al, Antofagasta, This alowed bins sufficient time te enjoy a motor run towards is* pampa, visit tne Anto Club and to call upon the Tutendente of the Province On re-visiting Antofagasta, the Ambassador took the opportunity to present the Insignia‘and War- rant of Appointment of member- ship of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire to the British. Viee Consul, Mr. Stuart E.. Sword. The presetiiation ceremony. was celebrated at the - English Club im the presence of ths: Dean of the Consular Corps, Don Max de Ia Fuente Locker, Consul General of Peru; the Aritish Consul, Mr. Thomas Bates, _O. B. E. don Ramon Yom, -Pre- aldente of the Chamber of Com- merce; Mr. Mansel McMahan, Vi- ce. Consul. of the. United States; ani Me. 4. G. Macfarlane, . Pre- ,sident of the English Club. Among others who were present.were the Rev. J. B.D. Cotter, and Messrs. Malcolm E. Sword, E. McLean, P- Wiliamson, ¥. R. W. Stansfield, W. KR. James, W. Uughes.. ©. V. Duff, A. P. Sexton, T. 3. Kh. Bar- oer, S. Dacre, BD. J Dakin, J. L. qi ¢. F. Ferrand, ©. Wood, R. Ferrand, §. W. Balkhaw, W. E. Mitchell, G, W. Craig, Captain Wardale of the “Sarmiento” -and Captain Rice of the “Salamanca”. an the clock streck noon, the -bmbassadoer was con- ducted inte the roum by the Const! and spoke ns fallaws:-- “It “tt with peculiar pleasure thal, “fs my very last act as Ambas- “sador in Chile, I ebey His Ma~ “ jesty’s command to dthver a Punetuatiy _ WHICH OF THESE - SUBJECTS __ INTERESTS YOU?, Accountancy Mainteasnee Eng. Aaverusing Moneralogs ‘gad enrol eve: Student undes the Aare Engineering Pheung Eng. tering of a unique NO PASS— Ageculture Ming Ninagesnent NOLRE " GUARANTEE. All texte Architecture Ofhce Subeects books are provided free of extra Astide Wreung Marine Eng. charge wand remsio the property of Sute Engcening Marhematecs the Sendent. Banking Hechamcat Eng. 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Stuart ENiot “ Sword: IT am commanded by “ His Majesty the Hing to deliver “te you personally, net by way “ of investiture, bul In an official “and ceremunious manner, the “ badge of a Member of the -Civil “(Division of the Most Exceitent. “Order of the - British Empire “hich the King was graclously “pleased to confer on the sc- “ecasion of His Mafesty’s last * Birthday in recognitien of your “tong and valuable services = “am commanded al the same “time to hand to yeu the Grant “of Dignity signed by-the Queen “Mother and bearing His Ma-- “ festy's algn manuel,” Folluwing the ceremony cock- tals were served. ant the health of Mr. Sword was drunk bv the asseaibly, 7 Sir Bertrand Jerram, acompan- ict, by the Consul, proceeded tu Mefiones by ctr at 16.00 a, m. on Wednesday to rejuin the “Sarmiento”, His Excellency was attended by Mr, John Hopwovt, MM oC. and ‘others before bidding farewell to Chilean scik. ON Britian Inetieures Group, the largest and most successful organisation of ita kind in the world, offers expert Postal Sulton, direct from London, im any of che aubjecta or examime= tions here isuted. We have se.ured shausinda of examination successes 27.89, STRATFORD PLAT? SLAND SE ELS ARE Na apm Hares beens kindy “eoneeded for Wu occancan In accordmore Ulli tansa- honoured custom, the miuforty of the<ex-serviecinen mustered at the English Cinb and, su far ax “is krown. offs one mombeor falled to answer “Here!” ta his name and escaped the ensuing “ ujerations. He may have deserted by air, as he was not observed esther wrin- gluing across no-man’s lind on h's stomach, or swimming from’ the wreck to & Carley float, At the - bush’s eal, the trooos were'atransnartert in mechanised “vehicles of 1914 to 1945 vintage to th: Rancho, where the -roll call was taken ‘and the Survivors of the Initial sk(rmishes were found to comprise the fellowing veter- ransi-~ R Ferrand, President, C. Wood, Vice - President, A. J. Brown, Secretary, Ro L.' Davies. Tr-ssurer, D. H. Maird, J. W. Balshaw, T. J. K. Bareer, J. K, Benson, M. M., D. J. Dakin, A. F. Daniell F..8. Beers CF. Ferrand, J. L. Hit, E..H. Holmes-Rrown. d. Hopwoot. M. C.. TI McThwall, MC, E MeLean, W. E..Miwnacth R. Pocock, R.-®. Perez) R. A.C Pritchard, H. F. Rooke, J. S'ater, S E. Sword, M. B. E. E. N. ‘Thomas, also in representation of the Chuauicamata Branch:— A. F. Suain. M. EDS C, ani FW. Wheombe, M B EL The British Consul, Mr. ‘TT Bates, O. BOR, the American Vice-Consil, Mr. M. MeMuhan, and Mr. A. Grondys of the Dutch Forces had been recruited as guests, Little time was lost in sound- ing “Come to the cook-house dovr, boys", to which there was a ready response, Since the close ‘of the campaign same of the biave heis Have been heard to opne that che rations were of such quality that the reply of thé senior Hand of the mess to the enquiry of the officers of the day was a satiated “No ‘complaints, Sir’, However, such’ was the confusion créated In the ranks by thrust and counter thrust that i: {is difficwt to determine precisely of what those rations consisted. Since an bm- portant feature of the gencral tatical strategy hud seemed to consist of their being thoroughly wished down, it ts possible that is was the irom rations that had been dished out. . ra cS ‘The serious: Stace of the mano euvrcs Includéd the individual fir ing off of touzsts, executed bx umbers in Bislev-hke perfection by R. Ferrand who gave “Th? Kine’, C. Woed who welcomed the “Visitors, S E. Sword who recalled a nest of “Absent Friends nid oA, J. Brown whe spoke of ‘Sweet-hearts ana Wives": but : Bre Bertha Glast was exploded by Ww Witcombe. Tre force ot the Hast fo out the sergrant Mains, he proved neapuble of reporting exactly A wounded Jmagines , dealt fo Wag ab noout aevg, pinching aaa oe wa deyetiw mora. Bact anet “adstone sat ¢ su 1868. plus un papiessan rious eeMtteet AS te wlaiter Seudnl moss shouldl GLar cocdpaera ar ivy S z £ 2 2 g B = ¥ Fs ] 5 zg 8 = F 4 = ther we AY betel Oy: seeps Teak Bat Dual sere Powath vile “ys butte eto: Cy call of “Up. Guas ds, Saw ate lastks outa did at Waterloo, “1e" A rallying. ang at ‘em to it as they being the hospitable Rancho Bar, bend which were ranged the inviingly grinning sapp' rs who had vaHantly blazed a way for the advancing suppers The movement develaped into a brisk reneral action that became further enlivened when a plano, which’ had been ccnningly camouflaged in its dark retreat, was soortet and commandeered  Relenticssly frog-marched to the canteen, it was promptly stripped “of every removable piece of equipment and clothing by the M. P. It thredten- ed to collapse with shell-shock upon being displayed in all its pristine nakedness, ‘but made a startling recovery when contousiv lubricated with whatever, class of medicine, strictly of a  houtd nature, that came to the hand of the Sick Berth Attendants. The timely arrival ef scovts with a prisoner, Boh Condt* of the Ame- rican Legion, saved tho critical emergency that had arisen from developing into a military d'sastre Bob proceeded to do his stuff, and if Santiago Brar.ch failed to hear the responses of the rank and file xathered around the camp fire, it was nob the fault of the Antofa- gasta troops. . So continuous became the roar of barrack-seuid votces tr toa startling feint by enemy skirmi- shers passed ulmost unobserved. They wormed ‘their way to ‘the rear, cleared the breach of land- mines, and ambushed comrade John Hopwood whouni they carried off. i triumph to their base at Meiiliones, dearnite the stout resistence he offered. a prisoner : | ORY CLEANING DYEING TO YOU { BASC LIVIN 44 FREE YOUR CLOTHES RUGS, FURNITURE AND CURTAINS ARE RETURNED MOTH - PROOFED AND STERILIZED T NO EXTRA CHARGE TA VATEX bide Y oa do R646 PROM AP ARN DEW YER? Re eee . wad ine eT NEP GE pet abe ft to the Hewr at determining phases of t occurred, er who were Cie het ina stratesists of this berate mihtarv event. Cet 48 imagine then that the good. oid hangin steel crowbar dud ciarved 206 am. and that -unconquers bh @rowe Swavp so vtiaen Brows ferrsl amorg the By tuing Ge nera} Staff We would evén amenc the stricken hour to 230° i chereby we could escape court. martal rer unseemly cxakecralen In any cas, the expert scrounging of a. sticky - fingesed barman “won”, from heaven knows where, a siver cup of fan’astic propor- tons and unfathomable cavacity The order “Fall in” was given— ana the whatane almost @id fall fmta it. for it brimmed with an insidious brew concocted of ever; Kquid ingredient © stocked fn the canteen or in any neivhbourinc camns, Freer was betrothed to whiskey, liqueur linked with pleco. cogtiac ‘coquetted with vermouth pra cosh meh ana another; the faimfied frivolling with thr imported. This was frst a hang; conceived, get-torether, one-a all-united. oat for-the-lone-lony road loving-cup dram. Obedient ‘to command and wilting to serve every man did h‘s duty and par- took That probably was wha! finaly ensured the hard-wo: yietory, with its compensatin: glorv for the maimed and wound’: of the cheers ef the welcaciin: hemefolk when they reached their billets in time for breakfast. Ir, short, ag we stated at Mirst, #¢ celebrated another British Legion armistice dinner at Antofazasta eecoeeerreneettnatiennenntie EE * ack (The editors are happy t wehome a new Antofagasta cor: rrsvondent, Mer. T. Gathering. well-Eeewn president of the Port City, We feel sure that reader wilt join us in the wish that Mr. Gathering’s reports become ¢ | weekly feature of these colamus | —ED.). tek gett te Pilar a ce Ne commend oo ae — a Rs d& SeRwr ue ee
S4e OOO ger Ra et EL RE een tite 6 Mee PF pee yes. bard ry ae REEVE, ent aint hes mci Sa Sor See aes Mom be deel Faded cong tg See Panetes aE — Meiemeeatains waco sriemtes means ler wiaeredonre! a g oye Rode ie uh * igor ait cosh abe yee an  Tblioweseomanenpgns sop eceemacapgeny STV T eis voy Yenn ener ae vee oe cnn se te a rE ed id eget eat AY 18 Sptebat En. = ~ . . 8 tee tt nando ital es one, ont t 2a ttn ee i the “Chorehwarden” Bueno Aims on ai isto Sep ber, (rot whence iney lef aru ‘Eornt. Gra “ for New Seale and. etpect ta be absent fam Punta Arenss for about.ax We @eeply regret to record? the death, which took pisce recently” in Ssntago, of Mrs Nenneth Cara, $5 G8 resident of Punta Arenas ~ amd take {his opportunity of exMrssing our sympathy with Mr ara in his sad loss. \ \ owe \ Mr. and Mrs Cecll Wells return- ed br air to Punta Arenas recently, Ser a holiday in Carada. We nderstand that im the autumn sher Will again leave ‘Punta Arenas take up permanent residence in Canada. ‘ abe Cammandef in Chief of tae Chilean Navy. Rear Admural don Carlos Torres Hevia, recentir, presented to the British Club a painting of the Cruiser “Chacabu- oo". Fhe presentation was effected “oy Rear Admiral Carmona, Chief of the’ Grad Naval Dnvision. on debal! cf the donor, at an inform- al Cockiail Party in the: Cub Rowers. and the President of the Tr, Mr. A. D. King, made s speech in which he asted Admiral Carmons to convey the sincere Backs of the Committee and Mecibers to Admiral Terres for ure, Among thase : Lovhe eee. aay tas Rear Admire! don Oleearia R- Ro) who served as a mu. in the “Chacabuce” in 1907. On the Hth July a very enjoy-" able party took place at the Rio Sere Safi House, im ald os! the Gelf Cluc. The gvesis were reque- sted to wear something reminiscent of we “Gay Nineties” Some of the get-ups were extremely cterer, and greatly added to the hilarity ve! the evening. The “Tennis Giri" dancine “Boogie Woogie’ with quite &@ spht to behold. On the Sth of “ Sestember a similar party took at fhe Stsff House. the Briheds this tims being divided i ae Geof (igh amd die the gua .ts Srrweeh ihe Sree Marites, werre- i The Lamer fs deerme. HWurtns tbe Aa: Bee coo erar “Hiden Hook Tite Vea Sndooriots were gern tur these whoa guessed .the largest number of ties alihin a given lithe, Ree were won hs Afias Eeshe- Stiring and Mr = oC ‘Saundern, respectively, Among the eléverest oo regresentations were those of Mir, Frie Davies." Phe Enems Whithin.” Miss Mo Harper- oGreat Expectations,” Mr. and Mrs, LOC. Saunvers-"We Took to the Woads.” ltr. J. Price-"Cheaper by the Peren.- Mr. S. B. Robsun- “The Seats of the Mighty,” and Mr. & & Clifford - “Hritannia Mews” ar Among those who spent the Trez-y~Ocho holtidsys in camp were Mr. and Mrs. E Buchan, who were guess of Mr. and Airs K @ Mactan at “Rio Verde.” and Mr. ang Mrs. J. Price, who were . the guesses of Mr. EL 1. CHifort _ at Estanca Punta Delgada, Several Members had an “in‘to- or'pienk” at the Golf Club on Diecz-r-ocha, those present beine Mr. and Mra J. McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. A. R Bing, Mr. and Mrs: A. © King. Mr. and Mra. G. Crew, Moss L. Stirling and Mr. F. P. Arthez.. , : During the winter months fortais “hops” were held at the Britis School, in ald ef the Golf Chua, the total profit thereon bsing in excess of $ 10000 —_ Among Urase who came im from _eamp te attend the recent party at Rio Seco were Mr. BE. TCH ford, Mr. and Mrs. K. Mactoan, MY. und Nra Eric Davies and Mr. and Mrs. W. Macleay. Last week 3 “Lyonair" plune brought nine racehorses to Punta Arenas. - ~ Mrs. Noel Donaldson returned by alr ravenily from a holiday in Cérdoba with Mr. and Mrs. KR. C Ress : “he setiar af the sean which hits been without telephene sery- tee for neatly ten monthe-since the Barricane of Nevember last- hes mee had that scmeehat miced Bening bestowed mpon it one agains. Hisrd is the Messing indeed ~aa the day our ‘phone was con- -nected we were rubbing our gands in cre. and wonderhic to whem to give the honour of our first eat. when we received ovr first call, which turned out to be... “wrong number.” After that the blessed Instrument went on strike, and for the next tea days, though it rang on am average of ence every ten miputes, we could speak to wmobods, nat even the exchange. We understand that a represent- ative of Erikssons is now in Pune. te Arenas, tring to come fo am act ement with the lecal author- ities which would enable automatic tslephones to be installed, but up @s the present nothing definite seems to have been arranged. —~ News has yust been received of the death, which teok place fn Engisod. of Mr. P. A. de Bruyne. ol Estancia Rio Verde. The territory lost another of its wRomeers recently when don José Menendez Behety lost his fe in a Bwtoring accident near Buenos Ains His two sons, José and Artere, who were with him, were insured, but we iinderstand, that both are progressing favourably. Grrel ahine whick ig badiy the scraps Perea oF naeeedd for — HG Alcakis don Jerman Balde returned from a visit to (ie Capital whee in eempany wih the Parhafwentary representaties he visited the various Murusterial Departmetis with promising reque ea. - 72 It as anneunced that the cons- truction of the new railway station in Calle Anibal Pinto has bern definuely resolsed, though nothing ig stated about the Initiation of its construction, . Pror.ses of funds ‘or the cons- truction of the Intendencia Bulid- ing which will house the Post and Telegraphs, the Corte de Apela-_ clones and the offices and private . awelling of the Intendencia, have also been made to the extent of Seven Millions which sum will be augmented when the work .§ ady- anced. -900—~ The Wth anniversary of the Cruz Roja de Hombres, Valdivia Bratich, and‘of the Club Aéreo de Valdivia 13th anniversary were - celebrated during the week. There was also an imposing ceremony in the Piaza on Friday last when the indies and members of the Cruz Roja de Sefioras processed through | tne principal strects and speeches were made from the bandstand ~~ 9O0— On Tuesday fast Alfonse Moen- wecines gare. a pianoforte recital in the Cerwsmtes ‘Fnoeutre which Saelzer ¢ ewe Attend be a misremtte ated. tenes a soice ef adeuy, “sereene Gils pioerninz Barks ot Bach, Bot mi Last and (he moderns Dedusty, Hate) and Ajlende —006-- On Thursday there aus a recital ef dances by pupils of Herbert Bekner in uw Gervaptes Theatre which attracted a large audience of parents, relatives and friends of the gupils. . . . 700 | . On Saturday last the engag- ement of Mr. George Schwler Ld- pez and Srta. Maria Eugenia Contreras Bertogita took place in “the house of the Contreras Berto- giio family and was célebrated by a large gathering of relatives aud friends of the parties concerned. —900— The first regattas of the season were ivld on Sunday morning with the participation of the five clubs of the Associatién: They were of special interest owing bo the innovation of regattas Single and Double Sculls and attracted an enormous crowd of spectators to the river’ front. The Arturo Prat obtained first place in points followed by Centenario and Phoen:x-Valdivia, the last named senior crew . participating in the -respective event. —000— On Sunday aftenoon the Nacio- nal F.C. beat the Magallanes F. C. by 2-1 in a closely contested foros) meteh in the Municinal Para which was witnessed by a lartg croan of spectators. . The Club ts new the proud pos- sessor. of two handsome trophies, one, & Quaich, having been presented by Mr F. 2. Paton, to - c me fost in the fire, father of Mr. H. B. A. de Brayne. fopince the one , which, had been presented many years ago by him and the late Afrs Paton. The sécond of these trophies, the Warwick Cup, has been presented by Mr. W. ¢. Warwick, to replace the trophy presented by him on the occasion of dis visit to Punt& Arenas: some years ego. - On the 4th. amst, the official inauguration of the new Club House at the Golf Course took place, and the opening ceremons. was largely attended. Mr. K. ©. Ross. the new President, declared the bullding open, and then hand- ed to Mr. Jorge Claude 4 silver ashtruy from the Members, a8 & token of thelr gratitude’ for his Kindness in designing and overse- eing the construction of the new building, at the same time he presented a bouquet to Mra. Ciau- de. 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Bieoe dresses. coats, frocks, | * “@ most serio1s 47. of the people” marmoset 3 culture made to measure. roa 13 beyond 49 adjudge 2 sea-ear medium ; : i 4. , 14 sumptuous . $1. heighten 3. compare 9 large vessel * Careful selection of impor- . | . entértainer 32. flower part. critieally 10 ignore ted materisis for the well- po. 45 cheek bone 33 connected 4 yellow bugie EL counter. dressed woman. i | 16 source of 54: white poplar 3 sea bird | _ irritant We have started our “haute : oy phosphorus ~ ¥2 tend couture” deparment: for copy- ty i compounds Answer to tact weebta nuzale, 19 heard of ing originais, made to measure. ie | It quite " grain We take orders i 18 une t he 2 awine . , i enidles 24 trivial - gs . é 20. put on 28 cereal grass KOMAROMY FASHIONS a ay Me" ‘IS milkiish HUERFANG $ 728 a eee iis Tine k $24 impet whet “across fram the Rex theatre. - on 25 contnne vent low or teem — ener nae a Borate ° -. . - 5 balloons ee eee aa ee ae eee a are 8" | et 27 ay t Basket N * wy 720 dined small wan i ee “ Vf) A centeatpae cre ww eahatlos, = ty Balen ape corn orish que sus cubelios.  % fg Bat sen la traicionen 4 36 q : part et cont @ traicionen « : a7. soft mineral felt cancer i 1 40 8 Amencar lath 2 7 wood sorrel, 5 bathe han % 1 A2 subsist Average time of selutlea 27 minutes 45 pulpy frat = $3 Luzon savage — Uwteibuted by King Features Ssndiea'e 30 network rata 2,70%%, 9,800 :. rant cafels O48 eee Oe a ed . ar Oe 6 0 e a 87a eae 486M %08 4888, BRIDGE i : * ; c) ? * be NORTH which on percentage rated to be : ' the case. ‘West cashed the king ‘ 362 and ace of clubs and shiulted to 9 2+ ‘ wae ¢€ tha jack of hearts, drawing East's of x ; D RQws queen and South's ace. Burying {4 K ‘ cot 63 his head in the sand. declarer, in? = a ostrich Hke fashion. proceeded to ¢* 2 WEST EAST Jead atl his trumps but one in the % DE LAS TINTURAS De hope that someone would fallinia 2s 2 ; 8 8 .. 3.387354 the error of unguarding the hearts 3 PARA EL CABELLO ° @ 31097 iH Q- so that the king and anuther heart ° Ds 4 D3 76532 would establish the fourth card to CAKWS4 € 32 of thet sult. This was the height "Pesto tee wees coon - . of futuity because the cards spoke [7 ee SOLIH for themselves and no player out T - i | of inrarceration could hold onto |p” . ANDREW s ‘ 4 x Q 1 103 a@lamonds and let go hear's i {Angltesn) | fee, WARS i CHURCH Db. Oeclarer would have been beat. | : ; € Q@3 ter advised to ntremy: te visuatiz. i ~ i Une adverse holdings and he might Ay. Holanda N.¢ 181 Hi The bidding have hit upon a scheme to win | MANTLAGO 4 ; . the hand withaut resort to chican- | ae ' ae, South West = North Eat ery. Declarer should start extract- i 839 a m. Hels Taninuion Hi “ . . inky tremips Whe West shows uy 930 a. an. Sune y 8 it ‘t tapades Puss 2 netremp Pass o4 the second round, ne pulls one 7 t45 alm Merman fran ard ; 4 East aith the nine dia- hing ot 3 nutrump Pass Bapades Pass Pass mors, leaving ispades Pass 2 te Deetarer cashes tne ae monds and then plays hearts, Tf & AINE DUL diamonds to return, per: mitting dechsrer to disnase of hs teu losing hearts, If Vact celuses ar Fass oad king of cluns the op- “he farts Opening lead: An asiempt to deceiv be. 3 MDLIIS Ww lies apoak fer themsclyrs Ail mow that fuilshinent would be dit. to break oy 10 af. declarer simp! t SQULh ofe@ehad the bestowiy three ad tromm an a , suand couteat ef fur spadea and we ht : Tas 5 : 5 s : S80 lar thy forest dia ri Pettus: > nts aay Ord to Chen contest, simwse bf hears fale men, iss Sunday ws Month, vutors warms ar Ree Holanda Zh: fe! Canla Xs $5 TLoS aA a. Hol: Comanunion James A Craig: ¢ ars 4 ariconed i at tf BEAUTY Asp Yor po YOU RUN LIFE.. OR DOES Hy JOSEPHIN Few of us run our lives, Our ives run ous. If we are io lead reaponsible full Uves .thig has te be so to a certain extent, How- ever, over and over again I am impressed with the fact that fea people consciously make choices. Few are firm in their determira- ton to get from life that which has greatest meaning ‘for them Most. persone go along In the usual groove with only a aide- ways glance -rt the things thes jong to accomplish; the things which have altays’ held great interest for them. We fail to realize that we should have an cnergy budget just as we have a money budget. We have only so much energy -te spend without nervous ex- _ hausvien, We should budget ig in order to have Ume for ithe reallua- von of some of these dreams and the accumplishment of some purely persomal inierests, Women are supposed to run housss but most houses run women to death. In this, as in all activities, you must choose what is really important to you IT RUN You. E LOWMAN Ts it indore important to hase « perfectly Rept house, or a hone where eversone is comfortably and you are gay eand everyone . is happy? Is it Important to you to entertain formally and flaw. ~ lessly or to have enough energy isff to enjoy’ your guesis when. they arrive? ‘ f am mot advocating w aiensy - house This leads to fatigue and bectieness. Charm of atmosphere and oa certain amount of order. are certainly easential. Myriad amall wastes in energy" ‘add up ta fatigue. If your kitch- en Work table is not the correct‘ height for you it wil be a hand! cap, If you stand when you coy" g:t that is another. tf you s4)7 your grocery lists carelessly th mad dash<s to the store are firing - and hectic. You can safely bet that those : women you Enow who accom ; plish so “much and sull seem ‘to have time and energy to enjoy i rf» have learned to nvotd many such small wastes in thetr en | ergy budget. You can recoup your. energy larder with short . pertodic ten minute rest perlods - LONDON fine” acd three~quarter | | | | ie -  ¢€ ; dn afternoun dress with fy Rembrana:, FASIONS Aatural shoulder Nes designed by peel pina mies teenie dee = i me | | |
7400000 + vane fay Sinaite ati! an ATER es PORN EAE fas ENE aA SATS entice negcionens e 4: % % 3 q ? 4 ene kh 2 ae Ba amar weit CE ose a € at Selatan en AWE, mony ce rmtew ay Sule te i a ree iw CRUE Deve een ye seme wy ae oo SSO Erm eK es The elty of San Francisca, Call. FB cota, looms targels as the back- ground of films ce san during the werk, and tery nice it looks, 00, atthough a friend of eurs wha odce lived there compiained bitterly of the fog-and be was s-Liverpae dilan, at that. In THREE icsn- ~ ANDS (Tres Espaes) Emlyn Wile Mama, for Ale first Nollywood picture, if owe are nel mistaken, abandons his preditection for plar- ing psychopathic murderers as in Night Must Fall and phthisical coal ‘miners' as in The Citadel art breaks out as a polished Ovanlan who vozes charm alt over the place. What he was delng in San Fran- elsco isn't made quite clear in the %. but he has a very modern “y (ee and emtezialns haad- NRE ee ent asic sgy Fa e - Santlage “aemely, He ts very driendly with three’ married couples and ‘has a eardiac condition, which Is medi-- calese for a.weak or diseased heart. As is not infrequent with such patients, he dies suddenty, but as be la a threless pranksier he leaves with Sis lawyer three ietters, ad- dreased te cach of the husbands of dhe couples with widm he ‘has been friendly, to be delivered to the addressees on the day ef the funerat. In these letiers he makes the semp's  sialemert that the relations between himeoeif and iNa wivea have been morte than just simple friendship, and the {iim dea's with the effect the news has oa the husbands and we are ahown in finsh-backs that Mr, Witlams had lanumerable op-> portunities for developlag the rela~ dons at which he hints. Mt is oN played with great akill, and the Iadies concerned, Miss Ruth Warrick, Miss Vanessa Brows and the incomparable Miss Eve Arden, are provocatively charming. The dia‘ogue ts entertaining, adult ; bright, Air, Emiyo Withiams bitiduubledly the ispe for whom the ladies wouldn't mind leaving - home, and the picture is very Reutly directed hy ‘Mr. drving els, we think, theugh oe suuldn't swear to that name on oath. | The other site of le near the Colton Gare is portrayed in SHAKEDOWN -Extorsidh) where Mr. Mownrd Dull. tulns up as a taker of pictures forthe fr'espa- pers. Funny the professans these Dulfs get inte We know of only two others and one ists Bank Manager and ihe other an Insure ance Man. Perhaps Howard Dulf is In the most respectable business. it's practically a _ certainty that he rakcs In more shekels for his efforts. "In the course of his free-Inheing, Mr. Duff gets one or two shots ‘that are really good news-picturea, and is hired by a paper, despitc the fact Bruce Bennett doesn't care for the Duff fellow as a type. In the pursuit of his reportorial duties Mr. Duff obtains somé more pic- tures that would definitely incrim- ~~ inate one or two of the local gnng- leaders if they were published. These he holds on toe and appro- aches the gangster with proposals that amount to7 nothing cise but blickmail, One thing leads to another ‘and he eventually {intshes tp pumped fall of bullets ~b¥ 4 gentleman who dislikes him eons. idvrabiy, Bub Me. Dull has ihe presence of mind ‘lo press the camera bulb before he kicks Une bucket and so leaves a picture of his assassin for the record, though it ‘didn’t really matter-thore were scores of witnesses present. “fhe film is quite ‘exciting in spots and gives a close-up of one way of earning a ving, but it is, perhaps, wiser to stick ta elther Banking ‘or Insurance. Miss | Ginger Rogers, ta the course of Her long career in the mevies, has possibly not had a tougher job ¢o tackle than her, part in STORM WARNING “ETRY AND GET ME," The important paper of the motion picture industry “Show- men's ‘rade Review.” published the followlng comments about the filu “FRY AND GET ME” (La fusticla Enjusta”), which opens te-day at the Florida’ Theater, of ‘ city, through United Artists release: . “This is am engrossing, realistic melodrama; 4 fast-moving, excit- ing, sispenseful siary itut deals with mob vielence and the terrifle eifeel af law essness on ah people. ‘Splendbtty acted and directed. 4 AS its emotional grip fram ‘WE, to finish, and stace ne effort hay been made to clamvrice cither the ptople or the surroundings, lobe startlgets Frauk Lav- tos. as toe cauKhe in thr web of Clee aSE ALA TIS 5 teeuse af his imahutien cased week te gpenori A's famits, srorew 1a 8 perfurmonee that met exde chive wat bat avsapathe.  iilard Seliges, an oexirersely versatile actor, Rendle. the ele oof the wtegiomaatac killer arth acy custo. Mary, eifieteat abihis. Kathleen Rian & nevacomer, is weed gost in A ocharastenuativa tbat vath real waco dt 6 dat4 NEW in SANTI AGO TODAY for ms: FILM, RELEASED true” understanding io he convincing. Impressive in suppurt- Ing roles are Richard Carlsun, Adele Jergens and Katherine Locke. Director Cyril’ Endtietd demonstrates his ablilty to encsmare the trus aura af off-beat situat-- fons of the Americun scene with his handling of the mod scenes: aniohis direction thruugheut ts Eracticalls flawtess. The stormin: of the jail bs the mob tactualty filmed on tocatien inp Fhernis, Ari. with tow nsneople aol pelics pargcipaona) is ane uf the tensesty moat gripping sequences she atet. fom pleture camera has caudirod on a fong time, The film's siery preuiise-ag anveal for judemert he reason rather than by envetion, vegch. samething. fe provok- disctsccun aid thus Brit patron. ace throvek gor teof-mouth Somes peapir mes dechire ghec ta. nie. ture ia uae mach fer ta thes’ go rleht on talking oand thew eactte the cerectis epiher who wans be 28+ ia we rntif aes, tee oc.m €o ure of Ruserk Setmam deserve: q Am utttatandsag orotuestin. © TF but oa at paar alin thint the editor>—htr---- Pane anes 4? , ' eet PS ghtstersy are ams te be Ritherrd “py ine werent y path is . her iancing theea te cheek, We treatl being ‘ise the audience in the old Patace Theater -of Vaudevitie in New Vork when Phil Raker, a headline comedian with an ac ~ -tordion and a steage In a bax, spet-lighted Mice Regers in the ay audience and desccibed her ac a Little Girt with a.,Great Rig ° Future, He lnvited her'up on the stage to sing, and she accepteri. Me. Baker was the embarrassed one: she ‘wanted te' sing “ft Ger R&vthm" and Jt taxed his Ingen. vity to produce’ s satisfactory, deo companiment on bis aecurdian That was many years age, amd we think it may safely be sald ‘that. Mer, Baker's prophecy of these day -has come true, | A fn the flim Miss Regers ig the model whe accoinpanies a travel. Ung dress salesman on his ex- beditions, and while on thelr way t9 seme Southern Center in the U.S. she stops off at some sisal? luwn ‘Way Down south toe visis her married sister. No seonce is sho off the bus than she witnesses a rather brutal butchering by the. Ku Klux Klan and to of the members of that inspirieg organ. fsation have been silly enough to leuve off thelr hoods. She sees them, of course, and troubles begin’ when she arrives at her sister's and discevers that hee brother-in- flaw is one of the unhooded hood. fume she has seen, What woold you de? Your duty te the cam. munity at large by bearing witness against your brother-in-law and | causing your sister endless distress, or keep quiet? fhat’s the problem Boor olf Ginger has to face and: i's made all the more difficult when she finds that Ronald Reag- an is the District Attormey, 24 iso’ very diffieust far a girl to fall in love with Afr, Reagan, ao there you sre. After a series of vapleasantnesses, among them the whip-lushing of Miss Rogers by the Ku Klux Klan in solemn conclave, the thing is finally work- ed out, but it definitely leaves an unpleasaat taste in one’s mouth, A foreword to this pielure states that the goings-on cecorded ig the picture do mot necessirity vive an authentic pleture af happenings in the United Siues, and we hope to goodness that ss sa, Nevertheless the preduvers muse bear ia mind the 99°. of tae Reuple wha see the Bulure wil net take the soutie rigmarule tbat erecedes the aciasal photographs aot will fem the Movs wih the fixed saci ihat fo read att othe come gas Mies things do take g’acre ia ths & nied Ntates, its Pegretiatte, bur Pe CAME see the situations abher way, wl GR any Ernest an Pa Pee ELEWENTS VITAL TO THE ORGANISM! - My husband. my children and myself alldependon FITINOL. the triple action cerebral tonic. 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ao : i at deacon ateinashSnas teen ese se em sth tm mney At Say tT ng coe Dna AC ea eet ce en ine nent t ATU Oem. no ~ & ven LOG weewth Line wemeneewe ae rete ee rM a TAL trates ay vat & om Berke » ‘unexceptional ere +§ ut sone ft)? BEES a es ec? Oe om nd ate o. Sa Da pind fdas cob ANTEN-CITY MATCH EN VENA The InteréCity match played at had Mered@iun caught at the wicket Vina last week-end was Inieresting for O. , -enough to merit a commentary ‘Then came Manning, and the frum R. C R-G or E. W. Swanton. pewlers heaved a sigh of resig:at- However, yours truly must suffie. ton, bus kT waa a come stimulus Tne weather was fine, Lucky ¢y his cams for links and ho-bett Chivan cricktlers, ay inst yen’. with J bouadares .to ns creat Wisden pointed out to find thie ahen ones again plaj.d on to Ness Then Patne bowled  Jous _ Wonderful to relate the players #9 st 38 looked dangerous and were nearly afl ready to start,-a3 te Kames’ complex.on y changed the scerctary had) ordained, at fererptively. Krowles plived some 19.30 a. m. sharp. However, nobody pretty strokes for his 14 but never ecemed to have faith in this co- koked safe, which fs a safe com- incidenee and the game duly start. mientary since be confess-* to never el at lia m. Santiago won: the having fh safe, but Busbridgo tows and chose to bat. One Vina arc iy gave himself time to sotne opuum'st was heard ‘to remark 3970. Paine also removed Mace that this was defeatism, choosing queen and Marshall winkling them , to play for a draw. But by lunch- time with Santiige 90 odd for o7¢e and Meredita seeing the ball foot- out as it were with the sharp pia of a consistent good Ienath, | Once again Hobsbawn .& fienk 2a ball a:ze there were sume signs Of held pack the flood of Vuila impat- complaisance “ainongst the San> jenes, but once agains Hobshawn- tiago players. Manning had by cyerrstimatrd his Meetuess of foot, this Ume been exasperating the «Getting too fat” he was heard $6 bowlera with hs smothering tactleé guy in excuse althaugh he had which’ éffectively closed: up” ON® hurled himself heaclony as brav- eni while Meredith made hay. ely as any ball plaver making a ay sah eaeag . = seu deorgsyey . farm poctared opt need 22 dulng ab might: You ¢ player os perivctla te n’s fect and he tvs Gh ht arm-in those to gute the club-head down tn a side full clits, lee ha right iso under f% 30 tha? pall his down tas Ris orpht prs Bet pcre & the hip and Sr “der pive’ to of ¢lkow’, Lylch ME suomi. ths neces hi} \ . fsary outward . é, £ suurg of thie club Bey an hed so that , clubhead) meets ball from an irs.de-aut swing and pass-s shxhily across the direction line. Beeause of that straight — but nit lorked —Ieft lec — Ks hoad ig golng to remain in fixed pasi- ton throtghout the downswiac so there will be mechanical prec s'on in the ewing and as a result a straight, far-flying ball ae ere af is ued wari waca Paine HN Even so it had not been fast Move tase Hig 25 runs had been well, agarshall toe ee 4 ing and it looked as uf the drat~ qeenrved and welcome to his side. o G Hardy ‘'b Tienken 4 prophecy was not without found- phe jase two wickets fell to Paine: ac. Ness, not out 2. . 5 ation. Joncas hud made a useful if bringine tes bar np to 8 with an i Extras ~ iW lucky 28, Meredith was clear 6f ayerace of 5.9. Good winklina! a — his $0 and Manning was well, Bt) eae only 130 to fetat arate of: -poar 146 thers, Manning, incidentally, WS aoe a runsa miiute luok-d well! ° cad using @ substitute run getter. within Vifia’s capabiitics but agin | From Vitia’s point of view, 247 hr first 2 batsmen failed to come posting: oO. MOW. OR. funch interval.. always oa atl off, This time tf wad Fahbtrass |: : hurdl> for the batsmen, worker! gi had to hold the side together 4 a wonders ft swuke Manning 4) 20 tes canwnueal ié was dehabrau aon . ie ; ; 2 + @pluttered fhitulyy with a fous Eke gy watel. Yeomans and Reid y- Marshall fee 16 4 3 a3 gulden-rain Greeworks and Thon gt ota and Sad end stopptra white Mannt oo Bry o' 9 wend ah plased-an ta Ness fink t spoke his mone ne. tiede Meredith careless and mach ots ae ‘Vue ghost was plavet by op . og him bowie Ly ereestoue. There Freestone whe thouch duwn as No, POW. ©. ind fn. alter the score-sheet shows a gtea- Fo owas pot allowed to bat. The o» - ir dy fall of wiekete Until the end ecusins Harty divided the match Ww sa Freea th ». ee a of the Inninss. Santiago were thourh which tt was who mate the “yang oe 8 unlucky to lose Hobsbawn, run winning hit your correspondent IS yy aranninge. Bb. Ness. 0. OLT aut om his own call, xho hag bern unable co relate singe he was then ‘Nenawire b rains 1) laa shaping up well, but ‘npart from r-faxing under a shower, Tienken 5 A. Busbridee, ¢ x well, b. nim and Tlenken there had been hat bowled consistently with Pt- “Paine Be, 6 aces 2 no other serious attempts to stop ve tuck and Moredith aga: ssively “A. Macqueen. co Ness. bb. the rot. Neas had taken 6 Wickets geth some, Marshall was unusvally We neaueen. c Ness, Be. 5 for 55 and Freestone 2 for 18 when dessatehed with himself but py ptarghall, bh. Paine oO Btrart's wicket fell caught at the seemed greatly improved on last poy RB Hohsbarn. uae ‘out | 25 wieket by Falrbrass off Maxwell s-asan, A Herken “b Paine Bout ” at 3:30 p.m. Paine with 5 maidens There had been two full days of po a. gs. strart v not out... 6 out of 8 overs hai been bowling intcrreat and excitement. H Vinwin, b. Paine ou with a consistency that was to be Vida det Mar, Nov. 9423. Extras... mek rewarded: in the second innings. Mary Mowe OS" BREDA so . . : Apart from a few muffed catches | . A the fielding had been keen ard at PW. CLC. Ist. Tm. TOTAL . ad was anybody's fame. Aithough on g Ef Jones, b. Ness. 24 . paper it was then to be expected vy Afunnning b. Ness . : , that Vifia would be able to put on yr oN. panies b. Freestane @ Bowling: oo MW. over 200 in reply and rave fgne 3. Knowlks. b. Ness. . . $3 Freestone... 4 2 9 tiago to meke up the difference In 3 A. Busbridee, b. Ness .3 Paine . : 22 9 8 their 2nd innings. W. A. Marcaueen. b. Fresstone 8 Nese... 1 4 2 But the fates in cricket are n@ 7. Marshall. b. Ness .. O Maxwell 7 2 0 respectors of panrr probabilides » gy B. Hobsbawn, run olit . 10 . . and Vina wickets fell with atarming a Tienken. b. Ness... 10 V. Cc. G 2nd In. raphy An sreraer Paine play- RG S. Stuart. ¢ Falrbra s co e ate and cutside a fatally Saxwell . . . . 7 Marqwall BF. it straight ball from Tienken. Sutton Ht Unie aot out. ° Me Pama a Maman Jost an L. B. W. sult to Meredith. gex¢ras . 3 Meredith i : Tenken trased Fairbrass inte pas —— J Seton “¢ . Unwin ‘ b. sing a fiy-ball to Knowles and TOTAL 185 Mopadi¢h , an Freestone allowed Marshall to wm PL Faerbrass, c. Teaken, d. knock off his bails. Maxwell and Marshall. ; 1 Rell were in together after tea Bewling: OOM. OR. OD Weomans bo Meredith and looaed as ll tins ‘might pu , Ro Peto. Madcqueen, b Star. the pame out of ihe fle but Freesrone 13 3 2 83 shay... Dee Maxwvell. the safer of the tvs, Paine . & 3 0 BOT. Meavia, b&b, Tenkey i Playat a weak forward stroke ta Ness 1a 2 8 85 HOP Pare, net ont. a good it .eth hall from Meredith Maxwell . 832 6 t 4250  fardy. nok out . ta be baaled. Then i: was Yeom- Extras ane UIT to re aiblionecnt. Mlsrsi 8G) dv tet Ten ail and missing Anrlt Moodie was TOT for Row. out ta the lagi ball of ine dav, Maxwell bo Merradith 28 wen being caught amt vonted off f° ML Paine. ob. ‘Tienken 0 Messia: Sg Pression ard aC. dDalf-hearted stmke ta a he'll from J. B Seton iCapta, } bw Nea dui no. bet Meredith. Reid was sttli there witn 0 Sderedith oe "3" 44 but there was Saturday might PL Co Galrbrass, e¢ Knotts. Hewllpg: oO MW Wa. to sommes. Bb Trenton : a. On Sunday it was not lane betes KJ Freestane, 6 Vari! Bo fienker " ? a4 the Viba ua tay down aod be HO Ret og  Busbrvdar hav naieny WW : ' : aad the gcores Mood wt TAS ta 845° . ag Mershod 8 2 2 "Y nm s. Marshals 2 fe shear 2 sings Magleeo “b fe og AOR Meyenth ge VALRPOIAES EE FLU. ean Ay? Po Hardy, « Marqueen werte kote 1 NS the Urst diston of ane k muintained thele positions of the BF. 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bed. wardrobe truck and old Suecessor to Foakdown chicken houses (2 x 3 mi, wooden baiieries for pong O>E>>>>————————_ chicks (adaptable for rabbits), ete. Urriela 12 Gf. 405; Tet. 3647 Calle Barcetona 2018, corner of Pedro de Valdivia, ene block In Be] -$ 12,000.— ° { BEDROOMS, DINING - ROOM, LIVING - ROOM WIT FIRE- A Two very nice furaished rooms | ty to share with another young m&a,) Cuinfortably furnished rooms with teagonable prices. Another nice] a keene * furnished room for married coupte | baths—Modern house, Excellent or two young girls from ist, board. Telephone ¢7009, Trinny | INERALES | DE: 34-00000 7 To remeememeemrecrecetanmic ate ane emcee tonmanat SHR oy oe ia F i¥ngtls _ tEFFQaD 4, . : private farmity " isha twe ahi ie ao ocoud wallets ais gery TUVENS WH Ge willleai farnieves; a . “home or vib diniuriata lb ard; garage House has garden Firs) clas reromme a and telephone. PPAR Vari *g wt S : JR Neseeel, 6430 Prinr.pe ve “CAMPOS BF SPORT? street / . , Galea con Larrain, PHONE: 42918 0 ot. PRODIEDADES < jes it BS NT Bae .- = FOR RENT ° i ‘ . fd of 2 COMERTI OFS Seb T-8 : APARME : Furus S00t deed rcs anes a) wee “Wridetusiist Huse . 7 nly 2 y Casita ASOd SeutiegO CURE sf Compholy "« i Me psated thuuse Deeratber to July. Tuo storeys ; pod With finet breers ah Bila ear oming wah frepine:, dinlag maa, anald’s i mE aan 1 . Frigidatre Maida S-rsice and, quarters, frigidaire, garage and sarde a with fruit trees. i or “a es purchases, rents or fets of all. kinds of . Management Tncnided “Secand floor: Two bedrooms, (vo bathrooms, atudy, siting room, : Propertivs und fond consult this office where you EDIFICIO CALEDONIA saall belh closets. Also gas heating. wil find an expert, staff always at your disposal”. [£9 Av. Buines 183 — santionm. | Cate Clemente Fates #14-%, near Bilbao Telephone 47792 , ; 5 ‘Roe aestasese Bmalenetatd Het ETERS UNO WAM HEAT TET i ne Se TY a Sa tiiaed } remover cceerarmaninccnatn ements ce eer se ™ fh Books é pk 1 og. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, MAGAZINES ‘% fe 6 . nan | . {| STATIONERY & FANCY ; VA (Gg Against wardrobes and chest-of | GOODS. , cot Grawcrs, the following: 4 small | SUTTON'S ‘SEEDS : canvas deck chairs, canvas camp | Casilia 1s1 — YValparaise TERMAS i i es, 2,000-walt transformer, ll seGGIE & MACKENZIE Lid. TO L&T x LARBAIN 33406. Unfurnished Bed-room.- * Incluswwe ‘Terms LAWYER ‘Breakfast and Luncheon Eduarde Harmsen Bradley Los Capitanes 1424 VALPARAISO . Telephone 40398 TO LET TO LET USE SUI Shiu Hulireusentietnin agi anuary in Englist home, - . ; . . 871 (Providencia Black 700) Santiago from Union Church. ae rae Mes tti] De Le coiitet tie Uantrrenttnmetettttt , GALS anna CNS FR re EA [mellisiicuuredsstaniett tt TO LET EN PROVIDENCIA COMFORTABLE FURNISHED CHALET ‘ ‘PLACE, GARAGE AND NICE GARDEN. a El Balneavio de las aguas radioactivas y milagrosas, La Temporada se inicia en VENUE HOLANDA 925—SANTIAGO i i ii d | i age COLEGIO SAN MLVESTRE — DOS DE MAYO Ut it MIRAFLORES — LIML — Diciembre. WAN TE RB for Brit'sh Cirfs School Im Lima, Ferd. MATRON- HOUSEKEEPER (LA ZONA MAS BELLA DE CIHLE, FoR } + fo take charge ef small boarding-house (25 - i8 girls: io he . 7 ahr . a etgage , . » opened by. t Sus LAGGS, PESCA 5 CAZA COLEGIO, ~3N SULVESTRE ta April 1952 Apphesnen= ty the Headmis.res - Las Termas. Minsrales de Tolluaca, cuyos manantiales de uquas (bs aremal) i : . . : ° . i: calicntes broten en el intericr de una gruta situada en la base do . FROG RULE SEHAETH ME Qed UNCUT TE a eal eee SLL LL uunieMinient tts nets PERT. un cerro y al costado de una quebrada, es. por su clima, e! lugar indicado para una convaiecencia y un arato repose. (Las inhaiaciones de vapores sulfurosos naturales. burros minerates | FARM MANAGER i : ae al ; provenientes da las fuentes de acuas minerales y finalmente, sus ‘tye orm Englishtuan. $3 years ef agr, married, seks | - Sects puyside se ; cota en eee em, preveragls In poorinces of Nunta, emuas radicauctiece csusidcredas entre las mejoras del mundo, «o- Hie Biv, Waliece or Canta, Lifsvong exnecitere tn sneral oy fialan a las TERMAS DE TOLHUACA como la fuente recunera- farpune expert in mechanied farming on a hig aie Uvderaie 4? tae . # aaee toe a for amenediate emeariment anioap ft) aout if dora de salud para sus dolencias. y malestares. ¥ Retieg atime prreerd peestl ot due to fecal os of com vt ny I N F GHA™AES: . a and Lagpstdadion of agreuliwrat cantpans. bared chest i oot . * , ; . a ef renera offered, hi fm todas fas Oficina. de jatorma- a MPARMERD fa Mewes STPEE MNOS 1G i ye 3 Preare adress t5 Voth ss clodus de los FF, CC. del Estado ie ie aad -_ : a. OTR. SESE T LS . AER bein VEEN 32, Rer Le, CITA TAR PL SUITE BAS ANN KETO EELS tei MORIN WA oe TT AER AES FBT ay t
a 2 ot a = FD ar akes sates ee mee aS on ATSRESOALTE men ee eee in te ete ae OO ee ee men erect eats Le * 1 + geen? = NETHERLANDS STEAMSHIP 00. re enti “oe eee E 3 WEEKLY SAILINGS WITH COMBINATION FIRST CLASS ONLY REGULAR SERVICE FROM erty \BUENOS ‘AIRES to LONDON Poh . 6) CALLING AT el ; MONTEVIDEO . SANTOS - RIO DE my JANEIRO, LISBON, TENERIFFE, ANDLAS PALMAS For full particudars sailings, and farcs apply to Agents: a KENRICK ¥ Cia LTD A 5 VALPARAISO: SANT (iA @ O: Btsemee 437 Bandera 84, Of, 116 Fetéfonea 1637 TeteLoma Eir4r Next Salling to ‘Antwerp Rotterdam, Amalerdam, Hamburg, Bo Be “BREDA” due Vatparaisa Recember ith. Bremen. DUNCAN, ‘FOX: & co LTD. ‘ oe General Ageats in Chile & Peru. “KERUTA’ atsiving Vatraraiso about 26th November, Wid reeeive ocureg for Live ppaei. “LAGUDBAS arriving Valparaise about beginning December. Wl recelve carro fer Anteerp and London M/V. “CUZCO,” arriving Valrarniso first half of December. Will recelve cargo for Hull, Antwerp and Livervool. .M/V. “FLAMENCO,” arriving Valpara'su Ist. half of January. WIM recelWwe cargo tor Liverpool. EXCELLENT PASSENGER ACCOMMODATTON AVALLARLE TG EUROPE AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS CABINS WITH AND WITHOUT PRIVATE BATH. THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY > Agents for the The British Overseas Alrways Corporation Royal Mall Lines Ltd. -~- Cunard Stéamship Company Limited. SANT 1A GO: VALPABAIS§O:; ‘ Aguatinaa 1062-6 Se isane eo @s 8°. GRACE LINE . ® Stee 22 beaneier ternaid Bar- gens Utes speke ta often nbavt fa deve for dinating ‘that Barveh tr wited aim to his South Care tntian for @ turkey sheet | Phe taiend tramp. ed for (Yaar shganns madis, bit he failed to Alt a aingle turkey 4 Mr Bartich made no comment The nextomernine however, the friend was umblins slong a path near the bovse wien he saw a fat gobbler stints motionless ino a tree, He crept eo close fired pain blank, and was averjovcd when the turkey ig at his feet. It was only wher, hepicked i up that he noticed a card tied around is neck. The card rend, “With the compliments of Bernard, Baruch ~ “Hive you been to anf other ductor brfore coning to mem asked the grouchy physician. t 8 “No, s'r, trent, “E went to the drugrist.” “You went to a drogeist!" ex- claimed the doctor. “That shows how much sense some people have: You went toa drucaist And, what -}diotie- advice did he give you?” “Why, hy told me to come and see you,” replied the patient. Two would-be: sportsmen from the eity decided to rouch it for &@ season and rented a cabin in the North Woods. Neither had done any hunting before, but they were well-supplicd with equipment ang enthusiasm, . /The day of their arrival, Bul, who was particularly ayer lo get on with the hunting, sald to h'‘s, companion. “You make the fire, Joe. £1 go shoot uu bear for din- ner? a He had wolkea only a few hun~ died feet trom the cabin when he saw a large black bear. Taking careful aim, he Ured When the ginoke cleared. he saw he had made a dircct hit, But the bear was not dead: wound'd and enrag- ed, she was charging Bill Dropping his gun, the amatcur hunter made for the open cabin; docr, the bear in hot pursull Just before he reached the sufety of the cabin, however, the hunter trip- ped and fell. The wounded brar, unable to slow down. went chare- tng right on into the cabin where the hapless Joe was struggling ta get a fire stared. ik rose and brushed himself -olt, Strolling over to the door, he shouted, “Okay, Joc. You skin that blighter, P11 go get another one, Valparaise — New York. via Panama Canal PASSENGERS, AIR-CONDITIONED ACCOMMODATIONS EACH DOOR TILED SWIMMING ‘POOL AND BEACH. DECK, NIGHTLY SAILINGS WITH CARGO VESSELS" 12 PASSENGERS. MOTION PICTU SANTA LUISA, SANTA CECILIA, Dec SANTA MARGARITA, Dee PASSENCER-CARGO VESSTLS CARRYING $2 WITH PRIVATE BATH, OUT- RES, ETC.. AND FORT- ANTONIO: a Dee. 5 12. ta. Ports FROM NEW YORK: FROM VALPARAISO, via SAN SANTA CECILIA. Nov, 22. SANTA MARGARITA, Nov. 39. SANTA ISASEL, Dee. 7. . ‘ Yalparniso -- UL SS. Paeific TWatth MOATHEY SAPINGS” WETHOCARG © SHIPS CARRYING 12 PASSENGERS IN OUT- SIDE CAKINS WITH PRIVATE BATHS: EROVW VALPARAING, via 9 AN PROS NEW YORK: SANTA INES, Nov 30 ee SANTA PROW VALPARAISO, AN FONE: INES. Dec 28 YEA SiN ANTONIO FHRHOS? Ban FRANCISCO: SANTA ADELA, Now 36. SANTA Feavisn, Tree 8 . SAITPFA ELIANA, Dee. 14 Sa ra BRLIANA, fan {7 ‘ POR FURTHER INFORBLATION CONSULT. ' i > CRACE & CIA, (CHILE) S.A, | ” B anentnce UE aur Sere eee entero CERI Parte eR ARIE: Oe REET oO te UROL LS a eters aataES ou ae eae “ replicd the mevk pa-" FRENCH LINE CIE. GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE an PARIS. Regular serviee af cargo vessels, wea "timited -passenver accommodation between France, Belgium, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile. CHERBOURG due im Valparaso scoond hall December. loading for Antwerp & French ports GENERAL AGENTS FOR CHILE: BROOM & CGO S A Co. SANT Y's GO: Miguel Crachaga 929. A. 4. VALPARAISO: Urriela 51 - Casilla 9 Castitiia ghe Ofteina 864 Telefonos: 1942-2990 Teléfones: 68203-64212 Casttiia £48, Cables: “TRANSAT”. OHNSON LINE ‘I Next sailing for ANTWERP, HAMBURG, DENMARK “SWEDEN & FINLAND, via Pert, Ecuador, cana © Panamd and Curacac. “ARGENTINA™ — November 304h from San Antonio, December fst (Optional) from Valparsiso, “BOLIVIA” — January 4th from Vatparaiso. Luxurious accommodation for 24 passenger. AU outmde staterooms with private bath. General Agents for the West Coast of South America: COMPARIA CHILENA DE NAVEGACION INTEROCEANICA BANTIAGO; Nueva York 5% — Cnsilln 4246 — Teléfono BAS83, VALPARAISO: Plaza Juaticla — Casilia 1419 -—— Teléfene T7221 aN Usedimare” téth of December From Valparaiso to Antofagasta, Iqui que, Arica, Callao, Gua- yaquil, (Pund), Buenaventura. Cristobal, Curacao, La Cuayre, Las Palmas, BARCELONA and GENOA and MIDDLE EAST PORTS. r CONNECTIONS WITH we * FREIGHTS AND PASSAGES, aa al A B ArsO: Huérfanos 1249 * FPR2ZUFEE SANTIAGO: Telephone 7285 IVAESIA R Telephone 68649 General Agents. UTSEN LINE | M/S “GJERTRUD BAKKE” Londing in Valparaiso about 29 ‘20th November * San Antonto about 13rd Deer mber Yaleahuano about 4th December Tomé atout ath Dee smber Valparaiso abou! Sth Decemibe: Coguinibo. abont.7th Beeember: Tocomiia about td ith December KN for Antwerp. Hremen, Hamburg Pern, Ecuador and Panama. Execedent accomunodation for twelve incssngie and double cal.ns each with setvg-e bath, Stewardesses especially for the atest of piuseagers. and Scandinavian porte 7a pause AgeTs : GENERAL AUEN TS: H WIIAMSON, BALrorR s cu g a | Sub-Ajs ote ia Nentige.. ; 2 F REM 4 LON os ale eR EE me fee sett 420g ShEy ERY er ETE seer etectrctrnmnemennn = eH
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14-00000 Bowe ? H 5 Fa i ¢ i f % JOHN HARDBOTTOM (Singed in the Great San Francisco fire) EUROPEAN CUISINE BERD te Meigen: take ett Ande ty Bet ote * ’ Sol dgir BEEN ve ORR os \ 70 2p share ctume to have read and! Great Fire. think’, Ber cabvedt pour evel) feature which sterdpotiam aese, Tl Aunt Muume “Spotig nts’ vartous members of nad did a few months eartle: 1 ihe English-speaking cactmunilys. micht Rave teen snged". vee ' fs Inte sting reports, but haediy Mr Hardbottom claims to have typical, Whe mest of the charact- O specie) eccentricities, althoush \ ers’ vou Kare writtes of have Used hy does admit with a guilty erin rich. “full Hees and ‘experienced ~ , " <6.a Lking for hard-boiled eggs. He eversthing from flood fo famine. ’ . decricg hob&ies in general as a the average S&S. PP. Mooreadee ke net . - Sasio Of time ai:hough in bis youth this type af alt The aserage SPM. vs aa he had a eection of paper ecader is. in fact, ae dull as glased . . : napkins “berreved" from hotels alas«, May @ describe him for y00? . He engages 2 Special sports, But . _ enjoys a &Orsk walk around the i$ name is joka Hardbousr. nying room every morning bdefare He lives in a tagiroom apartment preaxfast. in Los Leones, not under a flat rock, as une would be led to beheve When asked just waat he did do from his appearance. He wag “th time, Mr. Hardbotiom replied educated in a private school and, that he ts an enthus.astic Lnguis?. to the infinte surprise of his “I have onie bren in Chile for $7 parents, won tes colours in pings ¥¢878". he sars proudly, “and Fam pong, a sport ahich he has since S0ing to start using the past tense inom Spams’ any day now". He also plays omdse. and often re “, ae Riven Up us too strenuous. His first sex experience was when he stubbad fis toe on ai thick volume of Freed. and Ke has had ho bid a smati stam. iNoble effort, nothing to do ah the subject aft- ine went down three tricks). Mr. er this unhappy accident. strdbotiom is candid im admitting He h his sha ra - that he tikes to play for stakes, € nas met. share of dISaS- usually ag high as one cent (avo? ters. He wasin Santiago during the per hundryd. -- : great Chillan earthquake.and was : “ | > DINE AND DANCE IN THE ; : oe , OVEN AIR CHATHAM CLUB i 7 th . THE ONLY GARDEN RES: TAURANT IN THE CENTRE OF SANTIAGO, SoG DGTILLERIES i SEE seeremmsaentr FOX Hnos. $.A.C. Brasil 1303 VALPARAISO Lise AOE Eek tye ‘f a CADILLAC BUICK CHEVROGET SPARE PARTS and SERMICE STATION Telephone 1941 VALPARATS 0 SUBSCRIPTIGN FO OTHE. PACERUC MALY [ WANT A SOUTH ENCLOSED FIND CHRyiE OR MONEY ORDER FOR REND THE SOM “ro: — + 7 ‘y ASME SGM tertecur corse gy. Bm Ciaile: 5640 prose per year, Nazth aid South Amerca, isou Desig ber seas. Largpe nad Ama, BO peros per soar counts the oxasion when, in 1993 € “PRODUCE OF SCOTLAND BOTTLED AND GUARANTEED BY Hardbouec: Sab Vrtass He the avnte rant blade Agila hundred tomes and Baart chanel poctNbiuates ba pre stand” Re fald us “ub! whey are mak.ng Ure things of nylou these days.” He Bers dus cop: oof “ET Mercurie” fram the same baw every imvening of the sora and the eugiomer-seiler relationship ho ee grown thoough the years. “ve ti literally wathed that boy ag he grea a beard.” Hardhbottom reports Also an avid reader of the SP.M., he never fauls to read & copy at the house of Dura Hardbottom, his spinster sister. . Present plans for Hardbottom inchide a tris to the country, pos- s.bly as far as Mehpule. “Tee much hustle and dustle for..me in the city", he reperts. “It's the pace of life, ve had my share of excite- ment, now I just want to relax’, yan “founder. That, Dear Editor, is the typleai S.P.Vi. reader, not the glamerous ercatures that have been adorniqe your back cover.” S Sincerely, HL YW. S. Santiaga. Grrl BEST PROCGURABLE THE GLENFIODICH AAD BALVEME -QLEMLIVE F BOFF LOW A, SCOTLENG RMPRBA SPURT PACLEIE mL: oem ree ae
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