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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
Windows criss-crossed with saw-proof met

Windows criss-crossed with saw-proof met
A chapel, indirectly lighted, with a %revolv-
ing altar divided into thirds, pie style, to serve
Jews, Catholics and Protestants.
A fully equipped hospital.
A psychiatrist.
A radio in every ward.
A laundry with the most modern equip
ment.
Shower baths, always available.
Cells with metal mirrors and hot and cold
running water.
Mattresses on all cots and extra large ones
for fat women.
Visiting booths where women can see call
ers through bu%llet-proof glass and talk to them
through perforated metal screens.
The only public building among those re-
Gently opened that makes an equal impression
is the breath-taking new Department of Com
merce Building in Washington. The reason is
plain. Both these buildings, although just fin
ished, were planned back in the New Economic
Era, when there was an American standard Of
living.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
ENTS

"Tbc Rich Will Become Poorer And
The Poor Still Poorer"
To the Editor:
1.-THE rich are getting richer and the
poor are getting poorer" SO it has been
said.
Well, a punitive surtax on big in
comes is expected to remedy all that.
But will it? Hardly. With hat mill
stone around their necks, the rich, no
doubt, will become poorer-but the
poor will also become still poorer. The
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
COST OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
STILL MOUNTING

Operation of State governments cost the
taxpayers $2,290,270,059 last year, as COM
pared with $2,061, 016,833 the previous year
and $517,505,22o in 1917.
Announcing its compilation recently, the
census bureau reported aggregate State reve-
nues for the 1880 fiscal year were $2,243,11O,-
6S7, and net indebtedness $1,933,427,S71
Operation and maintenance Of the general
departments Of the 4S governments amounted
to $1,39O,505, $50, or $11.4O per capita. Pay
ments for operation and maintenance of pub
lie service enterprises totaled $9,559,634; in
terest on debts, SOL ,430,598, and OUTLAWS for
permanent Improvements $788,744, 19l.
An increase in apportionment for education
of $28,811,109 over the 1929 outlay was re-
ported, while interest charges also increased
$7,293,92
Expenditures for permanent Improvements
were principally for highways, constituting
sos per cent. of the total OUTLAWS. Next in
rank were costs of charities, hospitals and cor
r%ections, amounting to $63,1l7,652, and edu-
cation costing $40,091,187.
In 1880, the bureau reported, p States not
only balanced their budgets but had a surplus
of revenue receipts after meeting all govern
mental costs. Of these p States showing an
excess of revenue, 20 reported a reduction IN
their net Indebtedness for the year.
Per capita receipts were 1889 against ST.
II in 1929, and $5.14 in 1917.
The principal items of revenue were $780,
523,438 from motor fuel taxes; $345,1S6,629,
general property taxes; $296,423,525, motor
vehicle licenses; $180,794,24l, inheritance tax
es COLLECTED in As States); $96,451,517, spe-
cial property taxes, and $76,530,014, income
taxes COLLECTED in IS States).
The net indebtedness funded or fixed debt
less sinking fund assets) continued to increase,
and in 1880 was $1,833,427,S71, or $15.03 per
capita, as against $14.04 the preceding year
and $4.39 in 1917.
Twenty-eight States decreased their indebt-
edness, but the total increase in the net debt
was $143, sol, 1928.
Assessed valuation Of property in the States
amounted to 65,727,457,376, an increase
over 1923 of 81, 044, 324 449.
There is no more important question before
most States than that of cutting the costs of
governmental operation. We hate to give up
things accustomed to, but we must either do
that or become more seriously involved in most
of the States. We can't go on, taking the Ma
ton as a whole, piling up State deficits year
after year, for most of the States have reached
the saturation point already.
Government is costing too much from
Washington on down. A State and a Nation
without means for paying for them, just must
do without things.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
FACT

Don't let the candidates kid you. Revalua-
ton is coming. Land taxes will be lowered, or
reduced. But the State must have millions to
pay debts and to carry on. Taxpayers must
put up the money and, no matter how funds
are raised, the taxpayer-consumer-is going
to be the horse that pulls the plow.-Greens-
boro Record.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
THE
TOWER
Mr.. B. V. Hednck, Mayor,
Salisbury, N. G.:
MY dear Mr.. Hedrick:

Mr.. B. V. Hedrick, Mayor,
Salisbury, N. c.
My dear Mr.. Hedrick:
AS a citizen and taxpayer of Sails
bury, l desire to express my aPPrecia-
ton to you for your~recent compre-
hensive statement of the financial con-
dition of our fine city.
These facts belong to the citizens
and taxpayers. They are entitled to
them. They are public property. | am
glad that we have a man at the head
of our city who feels each citizen
should be cognizant of and conversant
with the financial status of Salisbury:
whether that condition be pleasant Or
unpleasant.
Your statement shows the city to be
in sound financial condition.
GOVERNOR MATTHEW Rowan
Mr.. H. E. Rufty,
Tax Collector,
Salisbury, N. N.
My dear Mr.. Rufty:
You deserve commentator upor
the excellent manner in which you are
conducting the tax collections of Sal
isbury since assuming office recently
| have heard many taxpayers compli.
ment you and your assistants.
The collection of taxes, to say thu
least, is a difficult and thankless job
Your congemal disposition, your ex.
ceptional ability in handling sucl
work and knowledge of the makeup
of our city, especially fit and qualify
you for this important post.
l wish you continued succe ane
extend to you my cooperation in every
respect possible.
GOVERNOR MATTHEW Rowan
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
ECHO FROM TIL PAST

New York's new prison for women has,
among other things, the following features:
Bullet-proof glass throughout.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-15
By Albert 7: Reid

By Charles G. D. Roberts
Sang the sunrise on an amber morn
Earth, be glad! An April day is born.
"Winter's done, and April's in the
skies,
Earth, look up with laughter in your
eyes!"
Putting off her dumb dismay of snow,
Earth babe all her unseen children
grow.
Then the sound of growing in the air
Rose to God liturgy of prayer;
And the thronged succession of the
days
Uttered up to God a psalm of praise.
Laughed the running sap in every vein,
Laughed the running flurrier of warm
Laughed the life in every wandering
root,
Laughed the tingling cells of bud and
God in all the concord of their mirth
Heard the adoration-song of Earth.
rich will have so much less 10 hand
out to them.
As it looks, there is always an ele-
CANT chance of the rich growing poor
er. As for the poor getting richer
we'll, let them go to it. We wish them
luck. FRED VETTER.
Wouldn't That Be Grand?
To the Editor:
A law for guaranteed bank deposits
is being discussed again-a most excel
lent measure! But the thing ought to
be extended, 'liberalized," so to speak.
The Government, either State or
Fedefal, should also guarantee the par
value of all public utilities, stocks and
bonds. Maybe people would then en-
joy a better nights rest. A. c..
Hardly-Wbat Can Be Bought For A
Penny Even In These Tines?
To the Editor:
Is there now or will there be if the
depression continues need for a unit of
money smaller than the cent?
JOHN E. DOYLE.
Bobbie (calling next doori-Mrs.
Sexton, | came over to play with Bob
bic.
Mrs. Sexton-Why, Billie, why
aren't you at school today?
Billie-Aw, M won't let me 90
cause the doctor says I got measles.
Montana labor news., 1932-09-01

of bread in the past ten years. A large percentage of milk
is now used in its composition, whereas ten years ago very
little if any was included. This practice has added largely
to both the health and food value in bread, in fact it has
increased the food value of the average loaf from Is to so
per cent over that of a decade ago.
The Royal Bakery is a concern that has kept pace with
the baking business in this and other respects. Their equip
ment is modern and from the time their mixer starts until
their bread is wrapped and sealed in wax paper they care
fully observe every sanitary precauton.
They feature Eureka bread, which is made from the purest
and richest of flour, milk and butter and other ingredients,
and which is justly popular in every home in which it has
been used. They are just as skilled in the production of
cakes, pies, rolls and other bakery products that are baked
daily and distinctive in both flavor and taste. They care
fully maintain the quality and richness of their products
regardless of the cost of materials and other circumstances
and their business success can be traced directly to the repu-
tation these products have built up with the public.
This firm is one of Buttes leading bakeries and their
products are the equal or superior to any other bakery
products baked in Montana. Their business policy is one Of
cooperation with Silver Bow county people, buying as they
do their supplies in Butte whenever possible and thereby
supporting home industry. Ask for their products at your
store and do likewise.
Montana labor news., 1932-09-01
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL 7

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County of Silver Bow.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of ELIZABETH SYMONS, Deceased
Notice is hereby given: That under and by virtue of an order of
the District Court of the Second Judicial District, of the State Of
Montana, in and for the County of Silver Bow, duly made on the Both
day of August, 1892, in the above entitled estate and under authority
of said order, the undersigned Administrators will sell at private
sale, the following described property, tO-wt:
The south thirty-three and 13 (33 18) feet of lots numbered
one a. Two l) and Three 90 in Block numbered Seven O.
of the Butte Original Townsite, according to the original plat
and survey thereof on file and of record in the office of the
County Clerk and Recorder of Silver Bow County, State of
Montana.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
VIGOR JUVENIL

Ell DR.. Magnus Hirschfeld, la bnn conocidaa utoridad mundal en-
sexologfa y director del Institute de Cencia Sexual de Berlin. Ale
mania. cre6 las
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
Con los Guantes

Ell viejo George Godfrey sos
tuvo una pelea en- MEXICO con
Ace Clark, de la costa del Paci-
fico, y lie puso a dormir en- ell
quinto asalto. Clark es uno de
los mejores hombres de su cate
goria y la victoria del gigantic
negro Sc interpreta como que
todavia tiene la suficiente "pi-
mienta" y resistencia para os-
tentar la corona de peso compile
to de los hombres de su raza.
Benny Leonard parece en- ca
mino de la cuspide de peso vel
ter y este ha animado a otros
veteranos pugilistas, entire ellos
Georges Carpenter, quien AGA
ba de anunciar que voivera al
cuadrilatero en- Europa y 81 aun
encuentra en- sus punos ell anti
quo empuje, de nuevo saldra a
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

a su lado; porque ha sido
Dios quien la he enviado, queri-
lido, querido angel, para decir-
! melo y demostrarmelo. Ahora,
Icuando estoy junto a listed,
.cuando la hablo, ell porvenir me
parece impossible, ell porvenir, la
sole& la ausencia, n vacio,
Il una sonar aholA que en-
d soy feliz a sd Iado? Ben
'r sea listed, que no me ha re-
'chazado,s listed, a quien debere
toda una noche de felicidad.
-iOh, no, no!-grit6 NS
teuka-. No puede ser! inoV
separaremos asi. GQu6 son ger
noches? land
En- sus ojos brillaron Xsri-
mas.
-soh, Naste,R Nasteu-
ha rabe listed 3: 4nto item
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

pc me ha proporcionado listed
algeria? iSabe listed que va ten
go mejor opinion de mi mismo?
Me arrepiento un POGO menos de
haber hecho de mi vida u n cri-
men Y un pecado. Porqua seme-
JAMIE vida es un crimel y I'm ne
cado. Y no crea listed que he
exagerado NADIA. iPardiez! no,
no he exagerado NADIA. A veces
me invade una pena tai. Sc
me figura que soy capaz de vi
vir mi vida, Y me maldigo a mi
Despues de mis- noches
'antasticas, tengo terribles mo-
mentos de lucidez. iYTen torno
MO sigr,e ell torbeIlino de la vida
la vida de los hombres, esa qtle
no esta hecha de encargo... Y MP
obstante, sus vidas Sc desYene-
,eran como mis- suenos. Dentro
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

eel decimo segundo. Lopez fue
mandado a batear una vez, en- Ell
primero, y no peg6 de hit en- ell
segundo, descarg6 I'm hit en- dos
veces al bate.
Los Braves de Boston derro-
'taron aver dos veces a los Cubs
de Chicago. Cinco errores de los
Cubs ayudaron a la victoria del
Boston, en- ell primer juego. En-
ell segundo, ell pitcher Cantwell
.dej6 en- 7 hits a log bateadores
del Chicago.
Ell Filadelfia venci6 aver a los
Cardenales, mientras los Gigan-
ties derrotaban a los Medals Ro-
jas de Cincinnati. La victoria
del desafio entire ell New York
Y Ell Cincinnati lie fue anotada al
cubano Adolfo Luque.
Pittsburgh &c, 12h, De; Brook
Ign Sc, Oh, lie.
Pittsburgh &c, III, lie; Brook
lyn &c, 8h, lie.
Chicago DC, 11h, Sc; Boston
lie, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
Boz E0
MANUEL QUINTERU Pc
LEARA CON YOUNG RUS.
SELL

Para ell lunes pr6ximo apare-
cen contratados por ell promo
tor links, de la Arena del Cfrcu-
10 Cubano, Manuel Quintero, la
estrella local de peso welter, y
Young Russell, ell orgullo de Pal
metto Beach.
Quintero tiene varias victo-
rias sobre Russell, pero ell oridh
do de Galicia parece haber entra
do en- un periodic de flojedad o
decadencia y la pelea resultara
interesante 81 Russell esta bien
preparado y con la mandibula
Yigorizada.
Ell j6ven de Palmetto, que aho
ra reside en- Miami, hizo tablas
con Owen Duverney, en- la semi
final del programa que tenia CO.
mo attraction principal a Tony
Cancela.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
KAYE DON EMBARCARA
HOY PARA Ell CANADA

Detroit, sep. 8.-Hoy saldra
de aqui en- aeroplano, hacia To-
ronto, Canada, ell famoso driver
ingles Kaye Don.
Su motor, el MIS- lnglaterra
III, fue puesto aver a bordo de
,un CAIRO de carga salido con
a Walkerville, Ontario.
Ell movimiento iniciado para
;cambiar la fecha, bora Y curse
Ide la proxima competencia por
,el trofeo Harmsworth, parece
Iadquirir fuerza y sus proponen-
ties quieren que la pr6xima COM
petencia Sc verifique a media
dos de agosto, en- lugar de los
primeros dfas de septiembre; Y
que la regatta Sc efectua, en- ell
rio Detroit, en- lugar del lago St.
Clair.
Este ano Sc senal6 la regatta
para las seis de la manana en- la
creencia de que la superficie del
aqua estarfa mas "suave" V las
vueltas podrian darse con menos
pellgro, pero tai esperanto no
Sc vic realizada.
Otto F. Barthel, miembro a
,merlcano de la Comisi6n Harms
worth, ha sugerido que la rega-
ia tenga lugar frente a la IsIa
Belle, en- ell rio Detroit, donde
eXIste un parque de la municipa-
Ilidad.
Barthel mencion6 los camb..os
a Kaye Don y Wood y no hicie-
ron objeciones.
Tn curse de 10 miIlas sera
preparado frente a la isla Belle,
81 las reformas Sc adoptan, y
abarcara las aguas del Canada V
los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

Ie.IoS' he ol'id do q presente. 10
ne reconciiEado con ell pasado
lrrepara5k y he errado como
una somb a, sin deseo, sin fin.
'"7ue recuerdos! Ne acuerdo,
por eJemplo, que aqui, hace pre-
,iSamente un ano, a esta misma
nora por esta misma acera, ezra
ga solo, triste como hoy. Pero
enIoncss adn no me preguntaSa
. Donde estan los suenos? por
ESQ oajo la cabeza y me digo.
que De prisa pasan los amos,
que has hecho? HAS vividoq
Mira como TODD Sc ha vueIto
,fio! Los amos pasaran; tn SOLE
dad tie abrumara cada vez mas
Y IIegara la vejez montada on
W palo de escoba tn mundo fan
.astlco palidecera.. Noviembre
Olciembre,'' No mas hojas en-
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
LOS B R
Fouetfn de La GGceta No. 81

@l 49,
de morir, una4 encldad inf
va a empezar para los dos 4
ties, y he ahi a alguien que w
We de Pavlovsk!.. L..
Me Gale pateticamente. Re-
clerdo que hice un gran esfuer-
70 para no soltar una carcaja-
da. SeKtia ideas diab6licas dem
tro de mi tenfa la garganta a.
nretada, temblabame la barbi-
liza, los ojos estaban h1medos...
Esperaba yer a Nasteuka reir la
Mimera a su alepre e irresiS-
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
BASE BAL,
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas derrotaron aver,
en- ell primer juego a los Dodgers
de Brooklyn, mas perdieron ell
segundo. La victoria en- ell pri-
mer desafio fue la oncena con-
secutiva del Pittsburgh, rom
plendo los Dodgers la cadena en-
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

Sc VENDE.-1 Bahama nue.
va; l ventilador e~lectrico; l ne
vera electrical; 2 neveras para
pescado y frutas; / bicicleta; l
jaula grande para gallinas, bue-
ma para establecimiento. Infor-
man: Gale 10 No. 2707h.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
D E R s

Jinks guerra presentar un do
BILE match, con Jimmy Leto dan
do la revancha a Tommy Jones,
pero Jimmy tiene una oreja las
timada y no podra complacerlo
por ahora.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
los pesos y los honores

|disputar los pesos y los honores
a los hombres de peso complete.
Leonard Sc retro del cuadri-
latero siendo campe6n de peso
l4lgero J atpetici6n de So sonora
madre. Amos despues, sin que
made Sc 10 pidiera, retorn6 al pa
lIenque y en- los 1ltimos meses
Illeva conquistadas 16 victorias.
Su rueya prueba sera con Jim
my my McLarnin, estrella de pc
so Welter, a quien Sc considera
inferior, en- estos momentos, a
Lou Brouillard.
Carpenter esta bailando ba-
jo ~contrato en- este pals y regre-
sara "a Europa animado por las
buenas bolsas que Sc pagan a los
I ex-campeones Y veteranOs que
tratan de recuperar los laureles
perdidos por la edad y las deli
lcias del mucho dinero facilmen-
te ganado.
Leonard ha combatido con
J 0%ponentes mas j6venes que el,
algunos de los cuales, a juicir
de los criticos, debieron haberle
derrotado.
Benny comenZ0 su ascencion
con "palomitas", moviendose
con bastante dificultad en- ell
ring; pero segdn los criticos va
ha recuperado su agilidad, SUI
destreza y su deseo de cenirse
la corona de peso weller 0 la de
peso mediano.
iQue podra hacer George Car
pentler en- una division que tie
ne tales jovenes como Max Baer,
Steve Hamas, Isidoro Gastana-
ga, Charlie Retzlaff y veteranos
como Jack Sharkey, Ernie
Schaaf y Mickey Walker?
FL promoter de st. Petersburg
quiere contratar a Jimmy Leto
para una pelea con Raymond Pc
rez. Hasta con la oreja lastima-
da puede arriesgarse ell Italia
Inito del barrio de Ellinger.
RAYMOND nuiZa nuada GER TO-
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
Ia GACETA :

davfa Una estralla. pero Sc en-
cuentra ahola muy lejos del fir
mamento.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

POGO no sefan mas reales que las centzas de sus antiques sue
III l%n'aSna' ST. son una suce- nos, buscando alguna chspa
= dc 1ahtaSnnas sus Vidas que que haga surgir la llama que
Se eY(uevan; hingin hombre Sc caldeara SUI coraz6n helado V Ia
paec otro, en- tanto que mis- devovera sus viejos afefos, sus
S0eH0S eS9aantados, mis- fantas- benos errores, TODD 10 Ze lie ha-
mas ensade sdos por la sombra ca fviE SCreera Wa que 20
son iale&%S~tform nacen celProEI aniversa(o de los a
De la primera que obscure coTocAigtos quJ no han ocu-
&c e. o. son triSS' >paraonas, rrNo, peEn Gle nI habrtan sido
1antasias de trsteza, Ia vida q eridoA Imeinacl les. Y
s{n s""sa at esta perpetua Il e5rar esos aniSisy los por-
S"' =, 'sq"a ID lnagoOaoe n ! esos esttpidos sudhos VI no
5]" ~ S oeaeS SeaSN 3sten' porque yaRo Sc sonar,
= - Eece' caen en- *mprendera ustE amiga mia,
na' y puesto que no hay ue Is I'M comiexo do on+iorro
sabre esas ruinas es ! Creera nsted A. con,iao w.
de ky que fundar un dtS if@x l. del ~. do Is Inrara.
'S e A embargo Ell 3dond ~el'ensado que podrfa
vara ga 3sohador revuelvs~ Pesos ugaS}es, me he detenido . n
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-01-14

Controlling the flow of the Colum-
bia river at the Puget Sound Power &
Light Company's Rock Island dam,
now under construction, is accomp-
lished with gigantic steel crest gates.
Seventeen of the vertical roller type
gates have just been installed for the
present development.
When the operating level of the
water is raised in the future, 81 adj
ditional gates of similar design will be
required, making a total of 81 gates,
or over 1000 tons of steel
The gates were designed and all de-
tails prepared by the Stone & Webster
Engineering Corporation and were
built by the Puget Sound Machinery
Depot.
The n gates installed consist of a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-01-14

THE BooTLEGGER's CORNER
intoxicating Facts About
This and That.
M. r. s.


And now that we've showed Baby
1882 out into the big wide world, what
next? That was some cabaret party,
wasn't it? I had the time of my life,
in spite Of my responsibilities. But
then the Responsibilities" were all
such good sports about everything
I might write book on Behind the
Scenes at the Fashion Show" only !
won't!
I did learn q lot about where to
carry my handkerchief when I have
on long dress, though, and the
proper "san fra" manner with which
to wear my pajama outfit, and-no, !
didn't learn thing from Tim except
how to blush, and that Just came
natural the minute I laid eyes on
him!
Weren't those spontaneous introduce
tions by Mrs Robinson a knockout
though? And she says she hadn't an
idea In her head when she got up
there-Well I'd hote to be responsible
for the effect on the crowd II she
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-01-14

number of horizontal and vertical
beams. supporting skin plate one
half inch thick, which forms the
water-tight face of the gate. The
bottom is sealed against leakage by q
long strip of moulded rubber attached
to the gate, while the sides are made
watertight by strips of fire hose at
tached to the gate and in contact with
surface of the pier.
Each gate is designed to Withstand
a water pressure of / IL million
pounds. Six special car wheels are at
each end of the gate. These wheels
roll on very heavy vertical rails when
the gate is raised or lowered. To in
sure equal support for each wheel,
they are aligned to an accuracy of
five one thousandths of an inch.
Each gate weighs So tons and is
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-01-14

Don't forget 1.-THE Three Wise Fools
H. s. auditorium, Saturday, Jan. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Odion and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Nilsen, of Seattle
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Nilsen over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tonsie Cosulich, Of
Tacoma, visited relatives here ovel
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cusolich, Of Gil
Harbor, visited Dockton relatives ovel
the weekend.
The Misses Mary and Marine
Cosulich, Of Gig Harbor, were among
the guests at the party at the Com
munity Hall Saturday night.
Mr.. Erling Nilsen, of Seattle, visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nilser
over the weekend.
Mrs. Reed and Dorothy. of Tacoma
spent the weekend here with re-
latives.
Charlie, John and Freda MARITIME.
Itch came over from Tacoma for {
weekend with their parents.
James Katalinich came home from
Tacoma for the weekend and to at.
tend the Berry party.