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AVIATOR

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acterr Col. Gilmore said Monday
morning. He was undemonstratiye.
bu absolute true blue. lie was
sinrulariv free from affectation, and
eSrybGdv mad a deep affection for
HIM Ills loss creates q gap that
Ws.i be hard % fill. Pilots, airport
officials, and his other %accuaint-
nee looked to him as a perfect
type Of flyins pilot. He was slow 20
make acquaintance. and was ex-
:rerely fair IN al his dealings
He has been connected with the
Par American company since 1924,
aid when tie local airport was
ofiened IN 1929 and the Mexican
Aviation company merged. he was
retained and later made superin-
tendert Of flying, officials said to-
day,
I'VE must pay tribute to the
citizens Of Brownsville" Col. Gil
more said. Those who were visit
urs on the field did not rush to
The scene, but exhibited a praise
worthy decorum.
He would not make a statement
concerning the future OF gliding
here. but intimated that the club
would continue in operation.
Strap Breaks
"As an Official or the Pan Amer
ican company, / can make no state
ment. Gliding should continue" he
sad ct mas an unfortunate &C
cident. A man who is hunting ducks
mas be killed when a gun explodss
IN his face. Gliding Is as safe as
any other sport. and the accident
would not have occurred If the
safety strap had not broken"
The clasp Of the strap was still
bLckled when the glider was in
spected after the crash. The ma
crime itself was but slightly dam
aged as II fell slowly. landed softly,
and turned over on its back.
Snyder has to his credit thou
sands Of hours Of flying. and was
considered one Of the best airplane
pilots III the country. He was a
resident OF Brownsville. having
married March 16. 1929 in Mexico,
bringing his bride here 70 live.
He is survived by his wife and
mother. the latter living near De-
t-oit. his former home.
An Official OF the department OF
commerce. division of aviation. was
n visitor in Brownsville last week.
ard made several flights IN the
lccal glider, pronouncing conditions
here perfectly safe. He also gave a
talk on gliding 10 the members %
the gliding club. The exhibition
yesterday was supposed to have been
Of similar nature. demonstrating
gliding TO interested citizens.
Funeral services are announced
for Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from Hinkley's funeral chapel, with
burial in the local cemetery.
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BANK CLOSES

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. June q
-P-The First National Bank and
The First Security Bank failed ~
open for business today.
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prohibition amendment. Answering
questions, he named Henry and
Putnam. in addition TO Mrs. Fer
Puson, as candidates in the primary
re would not support If they were
nominated"
Asked the specific question, he said
he would vote for Young if the
kaufman candidate were the nomi-
nee.
Did you not state that Young
was the Tammany candidate 1or
Governor Pickney asked.
Love replied:
" said that Jim Young was being
supper cd by the undercover men
OF Iammany Hall. who operated ~
this state on behalf OF Governor
Smiths presidential candidacy. l
said that a letter from Chesley W.
journey. VINO was directing the Texas
campaign Tor Tammany, written 10
Bob henry at Houston, stated that
INC campaign ia this state would be
conducted under cover, and he nam
~ YOU ana John Boyle " san An
tonic ~ the two principal under
cover men.
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Declaring that he believed the
committee ~ helpless 10 keep MS.
Fergusons name OF the ballots as a
candidate. Love said the supreme
cou.l In its recent ruling upheld ms
attitude that he was n0t bound IN
support the nominees d 2 primary
beyond his conscience. He said he
would support the nominees 10 tie
utmost OF my conscience.
We'll, then, why don't you place
your morality above thai OF a gam
pier, who plays the game and takes
his losses, and get cut OF the DEM
ocratic party and seek favOrs at
the HANDS OF anOther?' PInCkney
asked.
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Pollen dust from pine trees has
settled on the decks Of ships 800
miles from shore.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO, June 9-Pl-Poultrv:
steady, fowls 2l-22; broilers 1923:
springs 80: ROSTERS "A; turkeys rs.
spring ducks 1913: spring geese %.
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CHICAGO. June o-lP- Butter
and eggs. unchanged.
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In jefferson and Timpson. Texas
and Minden, La.
Miss Doris Douthit returned Sat-
urday from Mexico City where she
has been attending the University
Of Mexico.
MI. and Mrs. Scott Graham re-
turned Saturday from Missouri
where they spent the summer.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Harrison and
son Willard. returned Saturday
from Leroy, MINI, where they spent
the summer with their parents and
0the. relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Gibson left
Saturday for an extended stay IN
West Texas. They were accompani-
ed as far as Corpus Christi by Hiss
Dorothy Schamell. who spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Doc
OdOm.
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Mrs. Ransome
Children's Hostess

Mrs. Rufus Ransome entertained
on Monday afternoon with a chill
dren's party for her little daughter
Dorothy Ann on the occasion Of
her third birthday. The children
spent the afternoon playing games
and enjoyed refreshments OF ice
cream, candy and the birthday
cake. A grab-bag was a feature Of
the afternoon.
The following children were
guests, along with their mothers:
Mary Nell Shelton, James Jennings,
Jackie Lou Wentz, Muse Heaner,
Sophie Lee, Billie and Warren e.
lis Rasco. Ann Wells, Robin. Jr.,
and 10 Pate, Lorella and Frank
Bogus, Betty Hicks, Jean Harris,
r osemarilyn Hinkley. Betty
Jeanne Pate, Virginia Singer. Au-
guStine Champion, Jimmie George,
Jr., George Aziz, Jr.. Bobby and
Billy Stevenson, Georgia McGon-
lyle. r. d. Howard. Dougie Parker,
Freddie and Toots Rathjen, Jimmie
Rentfro. Franklin Graham and
Pat Brady.
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Four Missionary
Circles Meet

The four circles OF the Method
iSt Missionary society held their
regular meetings Monday afternoon,
with lessons In the mission study
books as the subject OF discussion.
The central circle held their
meeting at the church. with six
members attending. Mrs. G. w.
Colgin presented a chapter from
the Missionary Voice, in the absence
Of Mrs. V. L. Conrad, who Is out
Of town, and Mrs. G. s. Stell read
items from the missionary bulletin.
Punch was served at the close Of the
session.
Mrs. Harry Faux was hostess to
the young matrons' circle with sew
en- members present. Mrs. Faux
gave the chapter from the Voice.
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Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Aldridge
entertained at the home of the lat
ter, guests making up five tables
of the favored game. Crepe myrtle
and corona were used in profu-
sion as decorations.
Miss Lawrence proved lucky IN
the games. receiving the award for
high score among the women.
She was also presented with a guest
award. Mrs. w. r. Jones took the
women's cut prize. DR.. r. II. Elsa
man held high among the
men, and G.. r. Fenner won the cut.
At the close of the games a light
refreshment courS was served TO
TIE following: Messieurs and Mes
danes Lynn Cleckler, Ronald Suth-
erland, Fred Skinner, Robert Ernst,
r. II. EiSaman, A. II. Fernandez,
and w. A. Rasco; Mrs. w. r. Jones;
q. r. Fenner. Of Dallas: Henry Bell;
and Miss Sophia Spivey.
At Mrs. Checkers affair in the
af- rnoon. Mrs. w. A. Rasco held
high score and Mrs. II. l.. Thomas
was lucky in the cut. Awards were
bluebonnet pictures, painted by the
hostess. Miss Lawrence also re-
ceived a b%luebonnet painting as a
memento of the occasion.
A dainty color -cheme Of pink
and green was carried out in the
floral decorations and table ap-
pointments. A salad course was
served.
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PERSONALS


Miss Elizabeth Archer has return
ed to her home here after spending
several days with relatives in Mer-
cedes.
Rev. L. z. and Mrs. Rambo and
children. Betty Earl and Carl Of
Harrington werc al day guests here
Sunday at the home OF Mrs. Ram
bo's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley
K. Hocott.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Thornton and
son, r. d. Of San Saba arrived Sat
urday to make their home on their
farm east OF town. They were form
er residents here before moving to
San Saba last September.
Roy ID. Fa-ris Of Donna was here
OH business Friday and Saturday
OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Anderson and
baby son OF Edcouch were over
Sunday guests at the N. H. Trout
home.
S. L. Stewards and sons Rolf and
Rollin Of Los Coyotes were dinner
guests Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. v. L. Keene.
Raymond and Daymond Hocoth
attended the talkies in Harrington
Saturday.
Misses Maggie. Mary and Annie
McKeand have returned to their
homes here after spending the
summer in New Mexico cities.
\, Lily Jor and Cavita May Keene
returned Sunday TO their home here
after spending the past week with
their grandparents in Elsa.
Cullen Keene came up SUNDAY
from Port Isabel preparatory 10
entering school here Sept. End.
Miss June Parks Of Harlingen
visited at the home OF Misses Ruth
and Myre Hcurhton and A. r.. Land
were IN Harlingen Monday.
Messrs. @. p. King and Fain
Smith spent the weekend In Port
Isabel fishing.
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Cofnings, Goings

Mrs. Margaret McClughan is
spending a few days in San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bogus and
children have Just returned from
a few days trip 10 Beaumont.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Mack
intoSh are expected home next
week from Missouri. where they
have spent the summer.
Mrs. z. K. Goodrich Is spend
ing a few days In San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Conrad are
away on a short trip.
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VARIOUS CLUBS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. webster Jones was hoz%Ss
Saturday afternoon to the Little
Bridge Club.
The Junior Bridge Club met with
DR.. and Mrs. Clayton Stokely Fri
day night.
Mrs. A. A. Bonneau entertained
the Merry Matrons Club on Thurs
day afternoon.
A number OF members of the Nc
Allen Business and Professional
Women's Club attended the banquet
with which the Valley Business and
Professional Women's Clubs we're
entertained at the Aztec in San
Benito Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. Z. Whigham entertained
the Needlecraft Club Friday after
noon.
The Priscilla Club met at the
home Of Mrs. E. D.. Mathis Friday.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Harvey Jackson has returned
from an extended tour Of the
northern and eastern states.
Miss Mona Byerly left several
days ago for a two weeks visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. J..
Byerly, in San Antonio. She was
accompanied by Miss Loula Hale.
who will spend several DAYS with
her in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mckay have
returned after a visit of several
weeks to their father, Mr.. j. r. Nc
Kay. in Miles City, Montana. They
were accompanied on their trim
by Mr.. McKay'S brother, Scott Nc
Kay Of Harrington.
Or. and Mrs. T. A. Lipscomb. DIR.
and Mrs. w. p. Delafeld and DR..
and Mrs. A. B. Comfy were visitors
here from Dallas for several days
while hunting.
Colonel and Mrs. +. r. Buell. Of
Dallas are the guests OF S. p.
Darneu IN McAllen, Tuesday will
spend about a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Peterson have
returned after a vacation spent at
Corpus Christi.
Miss Mildred Schein Of st. Louis
has returned to her home after
having spent the summer in Nc
Alien with her aunt, Mrs. w. r
Michaelis. She was ACCOMPANIED
on the trip by Mrs. Michaelis' son
Ernest Havemann who also spent
the summer here with his mother.
Mrs. Clay Zachry, Miss Virginia
Zachry and Clay Jr., are al home
after a trip Of three weeks spent
in Beaumont, Shreveport, and
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Leslie Sr.
have returned home after a visit of
several weeks TO their daughter.
Mrs. Arnold, In Tulsa Oklahoma
They were accompanied here by
another daughter Mrs. G. L. Eckle.
her husband. Rev. G. L. Eckle and
three daughters Of Chelsea. Okla
homa, who will spend several weeks
with them in McAilen.
r. r. CumminS spent several
days on business in Houston last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Marshall, of
Tulsa Oklahcma. have bought the
beautiful home formerly owned by
r. r. F. Clauner and have moved
7 McAllen to make their home.
Mrs Margaret Smith has arrived
1nie after a ten days visit 10
elatives in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. Haukins and
family left Thursday to make their
home In Hagertown, MARYLAND.
Before leaving they were entertain
ID with a farewell dinner BY their
Parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Haukins
a1d the sister Mrs. Fay Barnes.
Mrs. y -. Steele CT oxford.
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Business Women
Enjoy Picnic

The Olmito woods were the set
ting for a picnic Of the Business
and Professional women's club on
Tuesday evening. Twenty-Five
members and guests enjoyed the
occasion. A swim preceded the
picnic supper. The remainder of
the evening was devoted TO stunts
and games. with Mrs. Don Lewis
winning the prize for the best
impromptu performance.
Miss Stella Dickson had charge
OF arrangements for the affair,
which was the regular monthly
social meeting Of the club.
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and also read items from the bulle-
tin.
The Ell Jardin circle met at the
home of Mrs. Peckstein, six men,
bers taking part in the discussion
OF the chapter on City Churches
presented by Mrs. G. L. Hunter and
Mrs. Sewell.
Mrs. 4. <. Black was hostess to
the West Brownsville circle, in
GLIDING ten members and two visi-
tors, Miss Katherine Worley. and
Mr.. Joe Terrell. Mrs. z. T. Yates
led the mission study.
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.Weslaco
CLUB AND GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. c. Lester Skaggs delightfully."-
entertained members and guests Of
the Llano Grande Bridge club at
her home Friday afternoon. The
pretty colors OF pink. orchid. and
green we're chosen throughout the
party. zinnias and roses were used
in the floral decorations.
Mrs. Harry Stebbins received high
club favors. Mrs. G. M. Sheriff. re-
reived high guest score favor. Mrs.
Phil Dixon received cut favor. with
consolation going TO Mrs. ". G.
Thompson. Mrs. c. II. Boyd was
presented a guest favor.
AT the conclusion OF the games
a delicious salad course with punch
was served. Making the six tables
were eight club members and the
following guests: Mesdames ". Y.
Knapp, r. "A. Boyce, George Vance,
all Of Donna. III. ~. Scancks, Nv. W.
Stewart. w. +. Powell. g. M. Sher-
rill, J. l.. Compere, w. Fl. Baxter,
Jr., Harry Solether. G. w. Moeller,
Porter Davis. Phil Dixon. v. c.
Thompson. j. P. Blake Jr.. v. r.
Meyers. and Miss Vera Boyd. Guests
at tea hour were Mesdames T. NJ.
Smith. J.. z. Arnold. OF Arlington,
Texas, w. II. Baxter. ST.. r. L. Reev-
es. c. II. Boyd. J.. +. Coalver. and
Miss Mildred Bridges.
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McAllen
GEORGIA VISITORS ARE
C0MPLIMENTED

One Of the most interesting OF
recent events was the beautiful
bridge dinner with which Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Paul Mathews entertained
Saturday evening at the Casa de
PalmaS IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert M. Franklin Of Georgia.
Fragrant red . and zinnias
Of deep rich shades made the
lovely dining room more inviting
than ever. Dinner was served at
the large banquet table which was
festive with a center decoration of
the same gorgeous flowers.
Covers were laid for the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ.
Franklin of Georgia, Messrs. and
Mesdames Conrad Roitsch. Charles
d. Turner. p. NJ. Perkins, Whit
Rogers. G. III. Swallow, Barnard
Cook, MIR. Paul Barron and the
host and hostess.
At the conclusion OF the games
prizes were awarded. Mrs. p. NJ.
Perkins. Mr.. Perkins. Mrs. Conrad
RoitSch and Mr.. Whit Rogers.
Beautiful gifts were also presented
to the honor guests. MI. and Mrs.
Franklin.
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louisiana, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. +. ogden Swan i'll McAllen-
Mrs. j. w. Savage has as her
guest her sister Mrs. K. K. Kirlin Of
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
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Class Invited On
Beach Party

Mrs. w. Z. Collins viii entertain
the members Of the r. e. l.. class
Of the First Baptist Sunday school
on Thursday afternoon with a hay
ride and white wing supper at
Boca Chica. The party is to leave
at four o'clock.
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BRIDE GIVEN
SHOWER R

"A delightful compliment OF the
weekend was the lingerie shower
and bridge breakfast on Friday
morning for Miss Lila Yarbrough,
whose marriage TO Rogers Butler Is
to take place August 81. The affair
was given at the home OF Mrs. v.
c. Thompson with Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Floyd Langford Of Mer-
cedes as joint hostess.
The entertainment rooms we're
gaily attractive with a profusion OF
pink roses and ferns which gave
the keynote for a color theme OF
pink and green.
Score favors were as follows: Miss
Norma Van vliet high. Mrs. Leland
Mathews Of Mercedes second high.
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SUNRISE AFFAIR
ENJOYED

Mrs. j. w. Savage was hostess
Friday morning in McAllen to the
members of the Double-Four Club
with a sunrise swim and break
fast at Cascade Pool.
Guests present were Mesdames
Grady Carl and Edwin Chandles OF
Edinburg; Mesdames Harold Toblin,
f. X. Ewing, Don Coates and Joe
Mason all OF Weslaco; Miss
Margaret Cannon OF Mission; Mes
danes George Edwards. Ogden
Swan and Hal Ramsey of McAllen;
Mrs. w. NJ. Steele of Oxford Loui-
siana, and Mrs. K. K. Kirlin OF
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. who is
the house guest of her sister. Mrs.
Savage.
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Two Bridge Affairs
Compliment Visitor

Miss Cecie Lawrence was named honoree at two pretty courtesies on
Tuesday, a bridge party being given for her during the afternoon by Mrs.
Lindsey Checker at her home Il Palm Grove. while Mrs w 7. Aldridge.
assisted by Mrs. H L. Thomas, complimented her with a bridge affair in
the evening
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BRIDGE PARTY
HONOREES

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Roitsch
were host and hostess Friday even
ing at another Of the series Of
parties with which they are honor
ing their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert M. Franklin, OF Georgia,
the parents OF Mrs. Roitsch.
The home was charmingly decor
ated with gold and orange zinnias
and golden-rod. Five tables Of
bridge players enjoyed the hospit-
atty. After the games refresh
mentS were served TO the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ.
Franklin of Georgia. Messrs. and
MeSdames Kirk Mallory, Lloyd
Little. Joe lie Bow. L. @. Derrick,
Barnard Cook, G. N. Bachtel.
George Ferguson, Mrs. Bess Dun
lazy and Mr.. o. r. BloiS OF
Orlando Florida.
Prizes for successful playing
were presented to Mrs. Joe lie Bow
and Mr.. LIE Bow.
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IN SOCIETY CROES--AC COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN% s
Miss Yarbroush was presented

Miss Yarbrough was presented d
gift remembrance.
A three course breakfast was
served TO MeSdames Y. p. Var
brough. C. Z. Thompson. w. H.
Friend. James Howe OF Mercedes,
Leland Mathews Of Mercedes. Row
land Carr. Misses Lila and Chris
tine Yarbrough. Pauline McCalip
Ruth Rives, N0r1a Van Vliet.
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SWIMMING PARTY
AT

Mrs. T. w. Glass Sunday School
enjoyed a swimming party ami pic
mic at Cascade. at McAllen Wednes-
day evening. Those enjoying this
were Mesdames T. W. Glass, Geo,
Hoeffer. Misses Nellie Mae Davis
Ruth Tarpley. Margaret Thomas.
Elizabeth Thomas. Louise routhit
Irene Clifford. Tula Clifford. Ruth
Van Vliet, and Willard Glass.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Il. Ting and
daughter. Miss Fannie, and son
Arland. left Thursday for San Mar
cos where they will make their
home during the winter.
Miss Winnie Lee Reeves arrived
Friday from an extended vacation
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Three Minute JOURNEYS
BY TEMPLE MANNING


HEFORE the World War came
along and ended In q peace
49, which changed considerably
the colonial map Of European ma
tons. Germany was represented IN
the South Seas by an island territory
known as the Bismarck Archipelago
m Kaiser Wilhelm's Land. Now
this territory. within a tones throw
OF Australia. Is Uider the control or
that British colony. II staggers along
under the awe-inspirng name OF
'The Inundated Territory OF New
Guinea"
Rahaul Is the metropolis Of that
part Of the territory known as New
Britain and II is q South Sea city
such as one becomes acquainted with
through novels. the moving pictures
and the stories which cater 10 the
almost universal imagination.
Rabaul. at present, offers a thor
GU 4 ly international atmosphere.
There win be found on its streets
n ~sprinkling OF the pre-war German
~colonists. adventures from all parts
OF the world en- route 10 or from the
gold fields OF New Guinea proper.
Chinese by the score. natives from
the hills ard English remittance men.
thoSe men. vino. for one reason or an.
other. were being paid TO stay away
from their homes What stories lie
Behind some OF theml Stories OF
failure. disgrace. almost every human
CnouUni
40 IL the case in 10 many OF
th>sa South Sea communities, Rabaul
has an extensive Chinese quarter.
''China cross the bay" In not dis.
9nnt. and through the past several
decades large numbers Of Chinese
have emigrated TO New Guinea. On
the streets one sees the Chinese Of
old China In their loose pajamas and
with queues hanging FAR down their
backs. From the windows OF their
homes come the weird strains OF
Oriental music mixed with their un.
kntelligible chatter. Then there are
Qhe young Chinese. The lads and
girls who have been w~esternized. No
paiafnas or queues on these young
men. They use the white ducks and
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XTOU know, there are always two sides to every story And
this fact is brought home to me more than ever on snowy
days. Some of us hail the soft feathery flakes with glee,
thinking only Of the pleasure which It gives US. knowing that no
matter how cold we may be while we're out in it, that we have
warm. comfortable homes to go to whenever we feel like leaving
the loneliness Of the snow.
But have you ever seen a wee, pinched little face with nose
pressed tightly 70 the bakers window, wistfully cycling the display
behind the glass? Or seen the poor little waf with barely enough
clothes to protect her from the icy blast which accompanies the
snowstorm?
These are the other side Of the story, SO beg Of you, don't
pass them by! Give them a little Of the comfort which you take
as q matter Of course, and you'll be more than repaid by the sight
Of q pinched. blue little face lighting up with gratitude and love
for your thoughtfulness, not to mention the love which such a-
tons are bound to bring to you.