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, 1935-04-28
San Benito To See
Grid Game Thursday

SAN BENTTO. April 27.-The iu-
nior-Senior fotball game Thursday
night viii be the only class activ-
ity OF the week. the proceeds TO 20
towards financing the annual iu-
~nior-senior banquet which has been
postponed TO Friday night. May IL
President Gilmore Davis OF the fu-
rJor class will De POSTMASTER.
A class day program will De had
al the school Wednesday. May 8
with Earl Kinney presenting the
class pcem. Jane BONNER and Bar
bara Boyer the class prophecy. Z
y Roberts and Manner Lawson. the
class will and Mary Hinkly the
class history.
, 1935-04-28
FAST MATCH
SENSATIONAL
Former Olympic Stsr Plans
To Compete for u. S.
Women's Crown
By BILL PARKER

HOUSTON, April ~. REThe
realization OF golf dreams blossom
ed Saturday for Miss Mildred CBabe)
Didrikson or Beaumont when she
wen the 18th annual Texas women's
Golf association championship by
defeating Mrs. Dan Chandler OF
Dallas, former state champion and
current old Mexico champion, 2 up
In a IS hole thriller that an esu-
| mated 1000 persons cheered.
II was the dramatic DldrikSon
again. All square and with only three
holes 70 play. Miss Didrikson sent
her second flying over the 34th
green. She walked up 10 the ball,
took a stance and Clipped into the
cup for an eagle three 10 20 n up.
The eagle beat Mrs. Chambers
beautifully played birdie four. Babe
clicked with a birdie 1our at the
36th green to beat Mrs. Chandler
par five.
Asked how she felt ever her VIC
tory, Miss DidrikSon said:
Il always felt like / was going TO
win. IL was Just like events In the
OlympicS Every time / took q step
a little chill would Jump up IN my
stomach and / knew ! was OK
when I feel like that i always do
pretty well. i almost went blind
from watching that chip on the
oath green drop into the cup for an
eagle three which put me n up.
When the ball dropped out OF sight,
I lust felt limp all over but re-
gained enough strength to hit my
next tee shot.
To Play In National
Sure, i plan TO compete III the
= national, but don't say 1 am going
Ito win u. Just say that i will be Try
\ I'M and II i have funny feelings III
amy stomach like ! did Saturday, !
y Will &c near the finals.
a IL was a crazy match. In the
W morning round, Miss Didrlkson was
r. five I'D through the 18th hole, then
lost six consecutive holes 70 Mrs
MY Chambers one under par goi 10 be
one down through the lirst Is holes
' Starting the final l8-hCle trek, Mrs.
M Chambers consistently sound game
swept her into a three-up LEAD
Wy through the 18th green. Didrlkson
. then shot a birdie four al the 26th
" arA q par four at the 27th 10 be one
N down and nine TO play.
Finally she bent over and took a
practice swing similar TO golfers who
dub shots. A man rushed Up, grab
bed her hand and said: Woman, wo-
man. what a shot and what a time
. to make Il"
The Babe grinned and requested
: n tee from her caddy-
II was what the gallery had eX-
pected and been waiting for. EX-
pected, because IN her Semi-final
match against Mrs. II. T. Winger,
Miss Didrikson dropped a 20 foot
putt for a birdie three on the 18th
N green TO win, one UP.
Y With a one UP lead, Babe played
10 halve the final two holes but In
spite Of her purpose. she got a bir-
/. ole four at the final carpet.
> Gosh. If I had needed and been
trying for that four, | probably
N would have shot a six or seven.
Babe said after walking off the
green.
Both shot exceptionally good over
y the 6.l55 Yards River Oaks course,
which Is studded with trees and
traps. In the morning round. Miss
Didrikson shot 40-46-86, and Mrs
Chandler ~42-42-84. The afternoon
round gave Miss Didrikson 1910
90. and Mrs. Chandler a 40-43-83.
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Cardinals To Begin
Grid Work MONDAY
tspeclAl to Tha AerAldl

HARLINGEN. April 27.-Spring
football training will begin Monday
for the Harlingen high school Cardi-
mails, according 10 Coach G. NJ.
kLDutchl Flory.
Probably only the backfield men
and q center or two will be- called nj
first with others beginning training
later.
New equipment has been ordered
and some Of II will be used for Sprins
raining.
F1ory has been concentrating on
track. field and baseball during the
past few months but plans to put
cn an intensive training period for
the grid squad.
, 1935-04-28

Giants Beat Philadelphia S to 4 to Take League Lead
Texas Spnnters Win $50
Classic in Drake Relays

thrill a crowd Of $4,000 spectators
Al winning the 1OO-yard dash IN
record time 10 climax the 26th an
nual Drake relays carnival.
Sam Allen, the little speedster
lrom Oklahoma Baptist Coilege Of
shawnee, Okla, tied the l20-yaro
high hurdles mark OF LA IN which
ne already held a share with the
late George SAILING. former Olympic
hurdling champion from the Uni
verSity Of Iowa.
In the University relay events a
snappy quartet Of speedsters from
the University OF Texas. Rockhold,
Edwards. Gruenesien and Wallender,
registered the big surprise OF the day
by conquering the favored University
OF Iowa team in the $50 yard relay
In a thrilling neck and neck finish.
Chick Wallender, Texas anchor
man, led the Hawkeye, Carl Nelson,
TO the tape by inches. He caught
Nelson in the stretch after the
IowanS. who made a new Drake rec
ord in the preliminaTieS Friday, had
led all the way. The Texans won the
race in 1882. two tenthS of a Sec
ond away from the record hung up
by the Hawkeyes Friday.
Texas Second in Mile
The University OF California, Los
Angeles, with Jimmy Luvalle, east
ern intercollegiate quarter mile
champion running as anchor man
successfully defended its Drake
mile relay championship by de-
feating the University Of Texas In
another thriller. The tar western
ers ran 3:l6.6 Just seven-tenths off
their record time Of 1884.
Glenn Cunningham. Americas
peerless middle distance runner,
conquered Glen Dawson Of Tulsa,
Okla, his conqueror OF a week ago.
in a special three quarters mile race.
Cunningham, formerly of the Uni
versity Of Kansas and present world
champion miller reversed the decls-
ion Dawson scored over him in a
special mile event IN the Kansas
games a week ago. by soundly beat
ing him by four yards, running the
distance IN 3.O5.3.
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DIES MONIES, April n. Up
Jesse Owens. Ohio states flying
kangaroo. took rank Saturday along
side other great negro sprinters Of
other years-Eddie Tolan, Ralph
Metcalfe and Howard Drew.
After establishing q new Ameri-
can record in the broad jump with
q leap OF rs Ia inches Friday. Owens
came back Saturday afternoon TO
, 1935-04-28
Steers Winners

AUSTIN. April 27. P-The Tex.
aS Longhorns took complete COM
mand OF the Southwest Conference
baseball race here Saturday bv blast
ing the Texas Christian Horned
Frogs again. 1915. Uncle Billy Disch's
team won Friday. 81.
score by innings:
ATCU ........ l03 600 00i&-s 10 3
Texas ........ 500 ~ 1910 10 5
Lester and Lawrence. Midkiff and
R1tminmons.
, 1935-04-28
GAME HALTED

HARLINGEN, April s7.-The Har-
lingen Cardinals were leading. 3 to
Q. Friday in the second inning when
rain stopped their game with La
Joya in the series for the district
championship. A new date will be
set. La Joya beat Harrington, 9 to
s. in first game Of the series at La
Joya.
, 1935-04-28
DODGERS FALL
BEFORE BOSTON
Cincinnati Reds Pull Up
Into Third Place
With Victory

The New York Giants turned down
the Brooklyn Dodgers for first place
in the National League Saturday
when the Terrymen defeated Phila-
delphia 5-4 and the Dodgers we're
going down 4-2 before Boston.
The Dodgers slumped back into
second place but still are well ahead
Of the Cincinnati Reds in third.
The Reds turned down Chicago
and St. Louis when the Cincinnati
club to,k a 2-l thriller from Chi
cago. ST. Louis went down before
Pittsburgh 8-5.
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The undefeated Kiwanis, who are
really cunning for that second half
Playground Baseball league. will
get back into action Wednesday
night by taking on the Eagles. The
Kiwanis are going strong and should
not ecounter much difficulty with
the Eagles who were guilty Of Is
painful rrors Friday night.
Friday night there should be a
good fight on display when the
Pan-American Flyers tangle with
the BPOEs. The Flyers long have
been one OF the strongest clubs in
the circuit. and the Elks flashed lots
Of power Friday night in whipping
the Eagles 1877.
All Of the Fort Brown first-half
games have been postponed and
they will be played off in the form
Of double headers during the sec
ond half.
, 1935-04-28
Stuart Of Donna
Breaks 440 Marks
lSpeclal tO ma Herald !

E - AAAA 4AAN
SAN ANTONIO. April 27.-Mar-
tin Red" Stuart OF Donna, VAL
ley's alI-time 40 champion.
turned In two smashing per
formances here Saturday in the
san Jscinto relays 70 aid his
school In placing third.
He breeEed the 40 In sI.3 TO
set N new record and win the
event. This lowered the old rec
ord by over q second.
Stuart anchored the winning
relay team and was unofficially
clocked I'm 50 fiat. The Redskins
turned in the sensational time
Of 3:S2-S In winning the mile re-
Lay.
, 1935-04-28

With Mrs. Fl. l.. Vandever supply
ing the extra margin Of victory, the
Carmichael Treys improved their
position at the head Of the Ladies'
Ten Pin Bowling league Friday
night by winning three close games
from the Lynch Fours.
Mrs. Vandever rolled a high Sc
rieS OF 463 and her l69 was good
for top single Of the night. Mrs.
Waldo Lynch turned in the second
best series with a 4l3 and Kathryn
Cherry's total was 405.
T1@r rr~-r~
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TOURNEY

HARLINGEN, April 27.-Raln
interrupted the LioR-Rctary golf
tournament and it probably will be
played over Friday. MAY 10. accord
ing TO j. l.. Cady. Lions club golf
tournament committee chairman.
, 1935-04-28

Games Sunday
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
, 1935-04-28

NEW YORK. Apr1 q. R)-John
Moore hit his sixth home run of the
season Saturday to tie his teammate
Delphi Camille for the major league
lead but the Giants punched their
blows more effectively and defeated
the Phillies ) 10 4.
Philadelphia .... 100 100 020-4 s z
New York ...... 100 301 00x-5 Q /
Collins. Pearce and Wilson; Castle
man, Smith, Pezzullo and MancuSo.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Bluffs 8. Tulsa 3


HOUSTON. April q. Up The
Houston Bluffs here Saturday after
noon concentrated their fire in two
big innings" and won q smashing
8 70 3 victory over Tulsa to sweep
the series. Ira Smiths men scored
five runs in the second, and three
in the seventh.
With two on in the seventh,
Husky Johnny RiZzo drove the pei
let far v thi left field wall. hit
ting bill PoSedel's first offering.
Nelson Potter. young Highlander
from the Nebraska state league. won
his third victory against one defeat.
The curve ball artist merely coasted
TO victory behind the powerful bat
ting support Of his mates.
Lynn King. fleet fly chaser, con-
tinued to roam center field In SEN
sational fashion. The Bluffs gard
ener was credited with seven put
outs.
Crawford and Sheerin contributed
brilliant fielding plays for the OIL
ers while Ernie Holman socked a
homer with one on.
Tulsa .......... 003 600 000-3 9 0
Houston ...... $50 900 30x-8 u 0
Shealy, Posedel and Britain. Ber-
ger Potter and Thomas.
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Sunday Game

sunday Games
Dallas at Beaumont C2l.
Fort Worth at San Antonio ~.
Oklahoma City at Houston (2).
Tulsa at Galveston C2).
, 1935-04-28

20 hits Lesser 2. Perkins. Green
?. McMeth. Double play = Hough-
tallng 70 Green TO Hunter to
Houghtaling. Pitching records -
Coke allowed II hits, struck out five
and walked ole In nine innings: Les
ser allowed IS hits, struck out nine
and walked nine.
, 1935-04-28
Texans Victors

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w
Va. Ap q. R-Wilmer Allison
the hard hitting racquet wielder
from Austin, Texas. won the Mason
Dixon tennis championship Satur-
Gay by routing Gilbert Hall Of East
Orange, N. j.. in straight sets. 81
6-3. Go. Only Friday another Texan
Eunice Dean Of San Antonio. won
the wcmen's singles title. They re-
oeived their victory cups Saturday
afternoon.
, 1935-04-28
Exporters Victers

&Wg
BEAUMONT, April q. P-Joe
Hare pitched a great uphill game
here Saturday and finally o il in
me ninth with q single that beat
Fort Worth 3 to 2 in the series final.
Rudy York's bat also played an
important part in the victory. He
Grove out three hits, one a homer
IN the fourth with nobody on and
10 the sixth his double put Archie in
position TO score en- Ross fly.
Fort Worth .... oil 900 000-2 10 o
Beaumont ..... 900 l0l 00l-3 10 /
Milstead and Broskie: Hare and
York.
At Galveston:
Okla. City $500. 00I O03 00O-4 5 0
Galveston .... $50 0l0 like Is 0
Parker. Stiely and Miner: But
cher and Linton.
, 1935-04-28
Standinl

Games Sunday
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
, 1935-04-28
INDIANS And
CHISOX WIN
Washington and New York
Other Winners In
American

CLEVELAND. April q. P-Hal
TroSky. ~firstsacker, delivered two
homers that accounted for four runs
Saturday as the Cleveland Indians
chalked up their sixth straight VIC
tory, defeating the Detroit Tigers
9 TO 2. Bruce Campbell, the Tribes
rightfielder. tailed his second circuit
clout IN two days.
Detroit ........ 600 200 000-2 IL 3
Cleveland ...... $40 600 30x-9 u /
Bridges. Halter and Cochrane;
Harder, Fischer and Wyatt.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturday Results

Cleveland 8. Detroit 2.
Chicago is. st. Louis 4.
Boston 3, Washington Q.
New York 9. Philadelphia 9.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturday Results

Brooklyn 2. Boston 4.
New York S. Philadelphia 4.
Chicago !. Cincinnati 2.
ST. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 8.
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Foxx Hita No. 4

PHILADELPHIA, April q. Pp-
After building up a long early lead,
the Yankees barely subdued q ninth
inning uprising to defeat the Ath-
letics 9 to 8 Saturday. Jimmie Foxx
clouted his fourth home run Of the
season for the AS.
New York 49,. 0l0 800 200-e IS l
Philadelphia 100 I0l 203-S IL
Allen, Vanatta Murphy and
Dickey: Dietrich, Caster Lieber and
Foxx, Moss.
, 1935-04-28
Babe, Mrs. Chandler
Are In Golf Finals

HOUSTON. April q. Up Mrs
Dan Chandler, experienced former
state champion from the Dallas
Brook Hollow golf club. and Miss
Mildred CBabe) Didrikson, girl
athlete registered from the Beau
mont Country club. we're opponents
Saturday in the 36-hole final o. the
18th annual Women's Texas Golf
Association championship.
The mountains OF the world
spring up from Low burrows IN its
surface.
, 1935-04-28
. Mixed doubles

Sunday, 3 p. m. - Mixed doubles.
Monday night Aces VS.. Treys.
Tuesday night - GriSham rs. Nc
Kay.
Thursday night - Arbuckle VS..
Troop B.
Friday night - Deuces VS.. F0urs.
, 1935-04-28
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Saturday Results

Atlanta !. Birmingham 2.
Chattanooga z. Memphis IL.
Knoxville /, New Orleans Z.
Nashville 2. Little Rock 1.
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ChiSOx I6, Browns 4

CHICAGO, April q. CPp-The
rampant Chicago White SoX con-
,inued their smuggling spree Satur-
Gay. pounding three st. Louis pitch
ers for 10 hits and a 10 to 4 victory.
The tripmph was the fifth straight
Ior Jimmy Dykes club. Vernon
CGeorge) washington and Al Sim
mons hit home runs
st. Louis 900. Dol ITO DOL ( IL 4
Chicago $50. 300 481 O0x-l6 IA 0
Walkup, Blaeholder. Weiland and
Hemsley. Heath: EarnShaw and Sew
ell.
, 1935-04-28
Senators Victors

BOSTON. April q. Washington
collected a total Of II hits Satur-
day TO defeat the Boston Red Sox for
the second straight game by a score
OF 8-3.
Washington ~. l2l 0l0 OILS IL 0
Boston ........ 100 900 0O0-3 8 4
Linke. Petit and Bolton: WEIGH.
OSGermueller and r. Ferrell.
, 1935-04-28
ACS, BRUINS
SPLIT PAIR
Baylor Takes First 2 10 |
And Farmers Second
9 to o

WACO. April 20. R- The Texas
Aggies and Baylor Bears split .
twin bill here Saturday.
The Bruins grabbed the first. q
to /, when Doc Henslee hit a cir
cult drive with two out and one
on in the ninth. and the Farmers
took the nightcap. 3 to 0.
Jake Mooty. premier hurler Of
the Southwest conference. had
things we'll under control in the
first game until Henslee hit his
homer. Until that event, the Bruins
had obtained but two hits off his
delivery, and one Of them was an
infield single.
Jelly Sorelle held the Aggies to
eight hits. six OF them in the first
four innings. in the first game.
In the nightcap Doc Pitner limit
ed the Bears TO three hits. and Pete
Bowling. right fielder, clouted a
homer and two singles.
Errors and wildneSs got Theo Al
ford. Bear hurler. into trouble early
and he went out in the second.
Russell finished the game.
First game:
r. H. T.
Aggies ...... Dol 900 000-l g 1
Bears 1900. 600 600 002-2 4 o
Mooty and Stoves; Sorelle and
Henslee.
Second game:
AggieS ......... POI ITO 2-e S 4
Bears .......... 900 900 90 Z {
Pitner and Stoves; Afford, Russell
and HenSiee.
, 1935-04-28

Six-tenths OF a mile OF blood YES
sells is required for every pound of
fat in the human body.
, 1935-04-28

Handicap over ten laps.
Sweepstakes over so laps rs
miles,.
Consolation over 20 laps.
The Drivers
Speed Wagner No. IS. OF San
Antonio.
Mart Digby. No. 10, Of Austin
3-Eddie Beyers, No. p. Austin.
Earl Allen, No. SO, san Anto-
MO.
eddie Boyle. No. Z, Seguin.
6-Alvin Dill. No 5. San Antonio.
TAI Slaughter. No. 10. San An
tonic.
s-Luther Day, No. Is. San An
tonic.
a-Truman Brooks. No. vS, Aus
tin.
lCNGrady Sexton. No. "A. San
Antonio.
u-Daniel McRae, No Sc, San
Antonio.
l2-Henry Lukosik. No. II. San
Antonio.
18Th. weimer. No. Is, San An
tonic.
l4-Andy Teck No. 6. San An
tonic.
, 1935-04-28
Braves 4, DodRerS z

BROOKLYN. April q. R}-Ed
Brandt limited the Dodgers TO six
hits Saturday while the Braves, aid
ed by Babe Ruth's return to action.
punched four blows for as many runs
In the sixth and defeated Brooklyn
4 to 2.
Boston ......... 900 004 0OO-4 7 0
Brooklyn ..... 900 002 000-2 6 /
Brandt and Hogan; Benge. Lamar
ske, Logan and Phelps, Onis.
, 1935-04-28
Officials

Manager-Frank Barclay.
Starter-Speed Baker
JudgeS-To be elected from local
sportsmen.
, 1935-04-28
Indians Finally Win

SAN ANTONIO. April q. R-
With Charley Engle playing sensa-
tional ball afield. taking seven hot
grounders without an error. the San
Antonio Missions defeated the Dali
las Steers s TO 3 here today to bring
me series to an end with a win
Tor each team. Abe Miller scattered
II hits TO become the first San An
tonic pitcher to win two ball games
IL was a different bunch OF Mis-
slons on the field than the ones
That suffered a 1873 defeat from Dali
las Thursday. There was more hit
ting in the pinches, better fielding
, 1935-04-28

CINCINNATI, April q. paul
Derringer won his second victory
ever the Cubs. and his third Of the
season. as the Cincinnati Reds de-
feated Chicago 2 to l Saturday.
, 1935-04-28

TEXAS LEAGUE
Saturday Results

San Antonio 8, Dallas 3.
Beaumont 8, Fort Worth 2.
Houston 8. Tulsa 3.
Galveston o Okla. CITY 4.
, 1935-04-28
ELKS DEFEAT
EAGLES l6-7
Kiwanis and Eagles Are To
Play Wednesday
Night
Playground Ball
Coming Games

Monday Goodyear al Fort
Brown, postponed.
Wednesday - KiwaniS at Eagles.
Friday - Pan-American at Elks.
, 1935-04-28
Ladies' League
Standings

Friday night - Treys Won tire
straight from Fours.
, 1935-04-28

ST. LOUIS. April ~. Pl-The
Pittsburgh Pirates knocked Bill
Hallahan out Of the box in the fourth
inning and beat the st. Louis Cardi-
mails, 8 to 5. Saturday in the second
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CHURCH DISBANDS

LONDON. (UP).-Traffic noise
has ended the life of the Congre-
gational church, Ethan, built in
1868.
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OLD WORLD CHRISTMAS
is UNLIKE AMERICAS
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
gnome" brings the Christmas pres
ents of Norwegian children. Ac-
cording to an old belief, gnomes
live underground throughout the
country, and everyone must be
kind to them or they will bring
misfortune.
In Denmark, after church SER
vices on Christmas Eve, everyone
returns home for a banquet, at
which a traditional dish, rice por-
ridge, is served. In it the mother
of tie family always drops an
almord, and the one who finds 1t
in his portion receives a special
advance gift.
The tradition in Germany IS for
every city to have a community
Christmas tree, and everyone re-
ceives Christmas presents from a
multitude of sources. Even traffic
policemen are remembered in
Berlin, drivers heaping up pack
ages at their stands.
In Holland, too, where he is
supposed to be a bishop from
Spain, Santa Claus comes earlier
than he does in America. He calls
early in December.
Celebrations of Christmas itself
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ROOSEVELiIS UNITED
FOR THE HOLIDAY

iContinued from page one)
went to the Salvation Army 10
help distribute Christmas boxes.
Christmas songs added to the mer-
riment of the hundreds of chill
dren and their parents.
At $3.50 p. M, the president ana
Mrs, Roosevelt had Christmas
party for all the household and
personal staff and their families.
At 5 p. M. the president and
all the family will go to Lafayette
Square to light the community
Christmas tree. The ceremonies
will he broadcast. With President
and Mrs. Roosevelt will be the
presidents mother, Mrs. James
Roosevelt; his sister-in-law, Mrs.
James Roosevelt Roosevelt; his
oldest son, James, and his wife,
Bets" and his little daughter,
Sara; his two sons home from
Harvard, Franklin, Jr., and John.
Then the family will have the
rest of the evening to themselves.
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DE trouble wifi some of M
friends said Uncle ,Eben, SIS dat
dey wants TO be oyerpaid foh hard
work in gettin' a p'litlcal job"
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INLAND from the charming port
= of Apia. on Upola Island in
Western Samoa. stands a modest
home that is now the headquarters
Of the governor
Here was the home of Robert
Louis Stevenson, famous novelist
and poet. where he sought health
and solitude in the early nineties
"Vailima," Five Waters, he called
the place, and Vailima it has re-
manned. When he died in 1894, the
Samoans. who worshiped him. built
The Road of Loving Hearts," a
steep path through the woods and
up the incline of Vaea Hill. where
they took his body for burial. And
on the summit. surrounded BY
dense forests. is Stevenson's tomb
Recently. Great Britain issued
for Western Samoa a series of
beautiful stamps. picturing natives
and scenes that induced Stevenson
to stay there with his wife and sor
for the final years of his life. The
stamp shown here illustrates Val
lima his home. and the mountain
where his tomb rests
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AID RUSHED By PLANE
TO INJURED SEAMEN

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. "a. (UP)--
Medical aid was rushed by coast
guard airplane yesterday to three
barge workmen injured 100 miles
from here when struck by the
weighted end of a huge Hawser.
The men were injured aboard the
barge Durwent. Two suffered
broken legs and the third bro
ken arm and fractured ribs. They
were removed from the barge by
the coast guard patrol boat Pan
dora after calls for help from the
barge's tug, Cadmus. 49,