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La gaceta., 1936-12-16
NUEvO IIISTA DE CONTfaI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell FIRE.
TIE POPULAR ESPAN0L

Contribuyeron con 500: v.
Rey; Los Helados de Ybor.
Con $I.OO: Cooperative La
Familiar; Ideal Coffee Mill; FL
Buen Gusto Restaurant; FL Sc
gundo Ppogreso; Florentino
Fernandez; Ell Serene del Re-
loi; Manuel Diaz; Ybor Furn-
iture; 1mprenta de Mascunana;
Modelo Coffee Mill; Miguel vi
dial, r~elojero; La MontahesR;
I'm Socialista, 2 semanas; Joa-
qufn Huerta, 2 serhanas: Jose
Acosta, 2 semanas; Jose Novio,
2 semanas; Rufino Castro, 2 Sc
manaS Jose Suarez. 2 semailas:
Joaquin del Barrio, 2 semanas;
Benigno Rodriguez; jose Cam
poamor.
Con so cts: Angel Studio;
Maestro Ruyl6pez, 2 semanas;
Broadway Furniture; Amado
Gonzalez; Sanitary Poultry;
Panaderfa La Primera de Ybor
Riverita Botica; Ell Future O.
brero; Jose Rosado; Aviles Res
t%aurant; Barberia de Pace vi
nagre; Sardihas Filling Sta;
Bodega de Hernandez.
Con % cts: Botica Vigil;
Hilario Prieto; Barberia de Pc
drito; Delgado's Cigars; F. Pa
lleiro. Joaquin Suarez; r. Por-
tocarrero; F, Rodriguez; Bar
IBERIA de Patino; Iscidro Casa
lin; A. Pinero, Jose Fuentes;
A. Montero; d. Silva; Botica
La Cruz; Angel Valdes; La Ro-
sa, bodega; Mercado Unico;
Jose Juran; Four Roses bode-
ga; Angel Guida, 2 semanas;
Million Auto Parts; Gonzalez y
Hernandez; FerrarO, bOdega;
Casellas Cafe; Palatino Carni-
ceria; A. E. Menendez; Benito
Blanco.
Id de Diciembre de 1886.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
SE EFECTUARA HOY Ell EN-
FIERRO DEL NINO REVELL

A las IL de la mahana de hoy
-ecibi6 sepultura en- ell cemente-
rio de Orange Hill ell cadaver
del niho Donald R. Revell, d.
70 amos, que perdi6 la vida ell IL
hes en- la Universidad de Tam
pa.
Cargaron Ell feretro seis de
srs companeros, oficiando en- la
ceremonial religiosa ell Rev.
Donald fue c~omprimido has
ia morir cuando trat6 de subj
al elevator en- m~ovimiento, que
manejaba un compahero suyo
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
Yccin Ia Habana

Hccin Ia HdbGnG
Fl pr6ximo domingo partira
para la Habana 81 DR.. Julian
Baldor, que en- union de su a.
preciable esposa pasara las We
caciones de Navidad, visitando
a sus familiares y amistades en-
la urbe habanera.
Volvera a ocuparse de su
clientele a principles de ano, en-
esta localidad.
Una grata estancia en- la ca
pital Guiana deseamos a los es-
timados viajeros.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
Bale de carload

BG1Ie de cGT1G00
Aumenta ell n1mero de dona-
tivos que recibe ell Sr. Emiliano
Salcines, que en- union del Sr.
Norman Kirckonnell, encarga-
dc del teatro Royal, y ell Club
Paramount tratan de aliviar a
las familias necesitadas del ba-
rrio oeste.
Numerosos where's seran re-
partidos en- ell teatro Royal, Ell
dia "a, para la TRADITIONAL ce-
ma de Noche Buena.
Ell club Paramount celebrara
un bale de carload ell pr6ximo
sabado para contribuir con la
tercere parte de los ingresos a
la altruista obra. Trabaja en- la
organization de esta fiesta su
j6ven P~residente, Elido Gomez.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
Lneos de qrqtitud

LfneGS de grGtitud
Ell Sr. Antonio Rocamora e
hijos desean expresar su pro-
fundo a~gradecimiento a las per
sonas que Sc interesaron duran
tie la enfermedad de la Sra. Ire
ne Rocamora, que falleci6 en-
dias pasados.
Gratitud que hacen extensive
a los que acompanaron Ell ca
daver hasta ell cementerio.
Paz a sus restos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
LEGO A UNI MILLION DE
A LA vENTA DE
ESPONJAS

TarpOn Springs, Die. 16.-
Por la primera vez en- la histo-
ria de la industrial esponjera
la venta dentro de un ano ha lie
gado al million de d6lares.
Los cargamentos de aver te-
man un valor de $2O,SO6, ele-
vando Ell total de ventas en- 1886
$1,O18,322. Seis transacciones
hechas en- diciembre arrojaron
I'm total de $66,425.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
UNION 500

Sc cita por este medic a los
miembros de esta Union para
la Junta regular que tendra
efectO esta noche, a las $500
P. M.
Sc suplica la asistencia de
todos, pues hay asuntos de SUI
importancia que tratar.
Fraternalmente,
II SOcretario.
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cia, Luis Espicola, Rafael Diaz,
Ricardo Morera, Eloisa Garcia,
Mercedes Govante, Lali Cueto,
Manolo Rodriguez, Lola Mar
tinez, Gregorio Rivero, Edgar
Howard Gonzalez.
Una vida muy feliz deseamos
Alfredito.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
DEAD QUE Los n
Sc LLEGUEN A MIL.

Dulces..., sabias e imperece-
deras palabras del sublime
Maestro.
Y los ninos.
Almas milagrosas.
Que viven su infancia GU
(bHiendo de rosas,
Toda la amargura de los HON
(bres va!
EgGns NJ.
Los ninos... los que jamas Sc
apartaron nj apartaran del
Gran Calico, del gran tribune
Jesus. De aquel cue en- su "a
maos los unos a los otros" da-
20 la pauta para la complete IL
9eraci6n hrmana.
Los ninos... exquisitas Y YER
laderas almas libres, son las
nuestes de vanguardia del libe-
raj Nazareno...
Y ellos, emanan halito de a.
NOR, de paz, de libertad Y este
halito inocente y puro, Sc ex-
pandora por los cuatro puntos
cardinales: y quedo..., srave...
muy suave, envolvera ell eter
con tai fuerza, e irradiara tan
ia luz! que al fin la suprema
diosa de la jrsticiera balanza,
Sc apersonara al mundo osten-
tando la triunfante MEDIA.
Pues todavia son "muchos' los
hombres de buena voluntad...
Porque estos niRos, estos
tiernos amigos, eternos inqui-
sidores que TODD quieren verls
Y saberlo... va estan viendo Y
sabiendo ~demasiado, y angus
tiandose en- colmo... Y este SUI
frimiento de sus sencillas almi-
tas, es ell que enrauda vuelo de
ave, inundara ell espacio con un
clamoreo de ipaz, libertad a.
mor!...
Y ellos... cuando va mozos ga
rridos, luego, tras los AMOS.
participes va de la gloriosa nue.
va era, al recordar esta etapa
azarosa de la ninez, no sera So
10 de lagrimas, agUdos ruidos,
imprecaciones.. .sino que como
en- esos cuentos magicos que al
guien les cOntara, acordaran de
aquellas silenciosas naves que
de allende los mares negaron,
aquellas viaeras blancas...
pres custodiadas eran por la
igrande y blanca figural la de-
dulce Maestro.
Y que elias volcaron cual boil
so de Rey Mayo, tantas cositas,
itantas!, y que alegraron Y en-
ternecieron itanto! a las buenas
madrecitas..
fNinOs de Espanal... De CO.
raz6n os digo, que uno de voso-
tros quisiera ser, para asi SEN
tirme duena de alguna de estas
cosillas que aqui Sc han prepa-
RADIO para vosotros, Pues 81 su-
pierais..., la sinceridad y Hulzu-
ra de las afanosas manos que
las preparan... 81 sintierais Ell
aura tan infinitamente acari-
ciante, que Sc produce en- este
cordial ambiente; que, cuando
Sc siente ell viril golpeteo de los
voluntariOsos hombres que en-
cajonan, luego de conmovernos
viendo la suya algeria, y como
cast Sc les pierden de las recias
manos las sutiles prendas, SEN
timOs... algO asi COMO. una
hermOsa sinfonia de amor Y So
idaridad...
NFo~o,I
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
Bale de Christmas

Bale de Christmas
La Secci6n de Recreo del
Cfrculo Cubano anuncia IN bal
lie de Pascuas que tendra efec-
to ell dia 25 de este mes.
Los salones luciran un pre-
cioso decorado que dara mayor
realce a la fiesta.
Tocaran en- ell bale las or
qrestas "The Cocoanuts'', Don
Francisco Y Los Bohemios.
Los caballeros pagaran IS: y
las damas rs.
Sera un nuevo triunfo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16
NOTAS SVYAN

aespu6s de Ia junta reglamep-
taria en- la que trataran asun-
tos relacionados con las proxi-
mas fiestas.
Muchas han sido las invita-
clones que Sc han enviado para
este Party.
Sera una noche muy divSrti-
da.
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lsta noche celebrara un "par
u ia simpatica entidad social
Sup TO Date, en- sus salones
de la Septima avenida y Gale
10. Esta fiesta dara comienzo
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RestGblecido

RestGblecidO
Ell Sr. Placido Hernandez,
que estuvo recluido en- ell Sana-
torio del Centre Espahol, pade-
ciendo de un fuerte ataque grip
pal.
Mucho nos alegramos de YER
10 de nuevo al frente de su ne
gocio.
La gaceta., 1936-12-16

Pr6rimG bodG
Para ell dia q de este mes es-
ia fijada la boda de los j6venes
Aida Velasco y Abide Pla.
La novia es hija de los espo-
SOS Francisco y Baldomero We
lasco, de la avenida Is ndmero
1708, lugar donde tendra efec-
to Ell acto matrimonial.
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar
a la enamorada pareja.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Ball Appears in
Masician's Hand
From NOwhere
By Thomas the Magician

BY Thomas the Magician.
HERE Is a nice effect in which a
small ball seemingly materializes
between the fingers OF the magician's
hand. When worked as an opening
effect, 1t will prove quite mystifying.
Effect: The performer shows the
palm of his hand to be quite empty,
and his fingers to be spread wide
apart. Then. with a slow easy motion,
he reaches into the air and seemingly
catches q small wooden ball at his
very f1ngertips!
All this is done without the ma
gician's hands approaching his body
in any way!
Explanation: In this trick finger
ring must be worn, preferably on the
second finger Of the right hand. To
this is attached a thread about an
inch and three-quarters in length.
The other end of this thread is wound
around and tied to q small tack,
which is imbedded in the ball
When the hand is held with the
fingers pointing upward, and the palm
facing the audience. the ball will hang
out of sight behind the hand.
However. when the hand is swung
Evening star., 1936-10-04
By Joseph RaymOre.

V VERY often an amateur pho
tosrapher can add interest
" ing pictures to his collection
by taking pictures indoors. To
take such pictures the exposure must
be given time" because indoors there
Is not suficient light for a snapshot,
The first requirement for indoor
time exposure is a firm support for
the camera. Many photographers use
a tripod. a three-legged stand made
especially for camera work. But If
your camera is placed on a table,
chair or PEDESTAL sufficiently high
and sufficiently firm, and so the sec
ton Of the room being photographed
may be clearly seen in the finder,
these supports for the camera will
answer.
Be sure to place the camera so the
lens will not be pointed at window.
Better indoor pictures are made by
having the windows in back or to one
side of the camera If you must point
the camera at a window, pull down
the shade of this window to shut out
the light.
Now, set the camera shutter lever to
take time exposure. Then locate
the object being photographed in the
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Care in Making Time Exposures
VII Produce Good Indoor Photos

finder and place books or magazine
under the camera TO raise It to the
correct height.
When the object being photographed
is centered in the finder, press the
shutter lever to open the lens, count
of the seconds necessary for the ex-
posure, using the second hand Of a
watch, then press the shutter lever
again to close the lens. Wind up the
film roll and another picture is ready
TO be taken.
The instructions given offer YOU An
idea Of how long TO expose a film for
an indoor picture when the sun Is
shining brightly outdoors.
Use the small size opening on box
cameras and the opening market fl6
on folding cameras
In rooms with light-colored walls,
with two windows back Of the camera,
expose the picture about 10 seconds.
In rooms with dark -colorsd walls,
with two windows back of the camera,
expose the picture about 20 seconds.
On first attempts at taking pictures
indoors amateurs should not try to
take pictures on dark, cloudy days
Wait for q real bright, sunny day,
and your indoor pictures will be good
ones.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
BigCuns
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ing; they can be cracks or SINH
lar faults. Their detection, II
there are any, is accomplished
by the use of small electric
light, a periscope and small
magnifying glass. The periscope
and light are pushed inch by
inch up the gun barrel while the
operator CLUES his eye to the
small magnifying glass at the
muzzle. In this manner there is
brought to his vision, greatly en-
larged, any flaw in the barrel
interior caused by forging, bor-
ing or rifling.
At this time the gun is meas
ured also for specified diameter.
This inside measurement is an
extremely precise operation and
is performed with what is known
as a star gauge" This gauge
is mounted in the center of a
three-pointed star, the tips of
which rest on the inside of the
barrel. 1t is moved the length Of
the barrel, picking up the toler-
ance between shell and cylinder.
This tolerance or play" runs as
fine as .OO03 of an inch in some
guns.
Shaping and peeling steel logs
on lathes is play compared to
forging 10000 pound steel train
ing circles for gun mounts.
These circles permit a gun to
be trained in any direction from
a battleship. Their forging takes
place in the forge shop, where a
2,O00-to hydraulic press is in
operation.
To start with, these training
circles are nothing more than
gigantic blocks of steel of the
weight mentioned. But heated
in a fiery furnace of almost 5000
degrees Fahrenheit temperature,
they soon become a cherry red
and can be hammered by spe-
cial process and with special
tools under the giant hydraulic
press into the ring desired. 1t
takes many days to make one of
these rings, as the steel cools in
time and has to be reheated. And
10 tons of red-hot metal can't
be tossed about like cork.
IN THE same forge shop breech
blocks and screw boxes are
hammered out by the same
press. Later these are fitted to-
gether, after threading and tool
ing, to form the breech mechan-
ism of a gun. The snugness of
the fit of these two parts is SO
perfect as to make the entire
breech mechanism gas tight.
Constant firing of a big gun in
battle practice or otherwise
wears down the inside of the
barrel, 50 that, from time to
time, 1t becomes necessary to re-
place the liner. This pulling
Of q liner" Is . gigantic opera
ton. First. the gun II hoisted.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
COmical Dolls Can Be Made
From Fathers Pipe Cleaners
PAPER Clothes, Cut.
Out Faces, Improve
Appearance.
By Montgomery Mulford.

~ IPE CLEANERS, which are used
- to clean fathers pipe, may
also be used to make toys!
u There are various ways Of
making these pipe-cleaner people.
One of the easiest ways Is as follows:
Two pipe cleaners are used. Bend
one in half, and the two ends. Of
equal length, become the feet. The
second pipe cleaner is then wound
around the body. making the trunk,
with each end sticking out little
way, to form the two arms. The
cleaners, thus prepared, take the form
Of person.
The head is the top Of the first
pipe cleaner. which remains as a
circle. Into this head" may be placed
marble or a round button, to fill it
out. Bend the bottom of the feet, to
represent the shoes, and If you wish
to make these figures stand up, stick
the end of each foot into a large, fiat
button.
If you wish, you may cut out
~ 'NS"No "a IAOAociS Va NitpN PoPNli W
make these people even more realistic.
You can have a lot of fun making
these little people. have made many
OF them of all sorts. One further idea,
to add to the dolls attractiveness, is
TO cut out small faces (as from the
comic strips. and glue a face to the
top Of the figure. Then you have q
real face, perhaps with a colored hat
df you use a comic strip character
from Sunday paper. Or you can
take face from some advertisement
Making pipe cleaner people is a
good indoor pastime, either for q
rainy day, or when you are sick. Make
some Of the people to represent duel
lists or knights. and bend the end of
hand at the end. cup it. and stick a
toothpick into it, for a sword!
All sorts of positions may be as
sumed by these people. Pipe cleaners
are inexpensive About IS sell for a
nickel. which will make IL people,
using two per person. So you need
not worry if you spoil a few, expert
menting to get new and unusual
shapes.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

- WllIlOuI DtlIlS Secu ana lOt
that reason are mighty handy
to have when playing hiding
games. or war games. You can see
what the other fellow is doing. ana
unless he spots the top of your
periscope containing the object mirror,
he will not suspect you of watching
his every move.
Make the box from four pieces Of
thin wood, inches wide by 36 inches
or less, long. The sides of an old
orange crate are suitable materials. and
can be held together with brads. In
one side of the box, cut the board
short. to form the opening for the
box, and on the opposite side, cut an
opening through which you look into
the eye mirror.
Both mirrors are mounted on tri-
angular blocks of wood. Cut these
blocks from soft wood, then noun.
small squares of mirror glass to them
with gummed paper, pasted around all
four edges, as shown in the sketch
To hold these mirror blocks to the
box, you will need an end cap, cut
from thin wood and large enough 10
cover the ends of the box. Small
brads hold the caps to the mirror
blocks and box.
The detail sketch shows how the OBJ
ject mirror and the eye mirror are
arranged. You will notice that the
object mirror picks up the scene you
wish TO view and is reflected down in
side the box and onto the eye mirror
Place the mirrors accurately on the
triangular blocks and then experiment.
by adjusting the mirror blocks to
obtain the best view with both mir =.
rors. Do this before finally mailing
the caps on the box ends.
When your periscope is ready, all
you have to do Is stick the object
mirror end above q wall or around
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Right on the Button.

TIME brings great changes" said
the philosophical grocer, squint-
ing at the scales as he removed some
sugar from the sack. For instance
only a few years ago I was q prize
fighter"
But the past leaves its mark" said
the customer. Il see you were light
weight champion.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Riddles

THE boys and girls have been run
ming a pretty even race in the
matter of sending in riddles recently.
But maybe the girls will go ahead
during the next few weeks, because
you boys will be pretty busy playing
foot ball.
RIDDLES.
/. What three letters change q girl
into a woman?-Teddy Hopper.
2. What has q bed but never sleeps,
and q mouth but never eats?-Mary
Ellen Miller.
;. What man do most men admire
Edna Mann.
ANSWERS.
]. Age. 2. A river. 3. Woman.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Tumble Dozen Dick
Is a Good Game if
Chairs Are Strong

TUMBLE DOWN DICK" is no
game to play with an expensive
chair. or a frail chair, but, given a
strong old high-back chair, it is lots
Of sport.
Place the chair on the floor back
upwards. At the end of the back
place coin or piece of candy.
Then, when all present have drawn
lots for turns, let the one who has
first turn kneel on the hind legs OF
Evening star., 1936-10-04

butt up, by a great crane over a
1OO-fo well. This well, about
10 feet in diameter, is lined with
emi-circular electric heating
units.
Into the we'll slowly disappears
the gun and the top is sealed.
Now the heat is turned on. In
the meantime, water is circu-
lated through the gun length by
special Screw-pipe connections.
Heat from the outside and water
within cause the gun in time to
pull away from its liner. 1t is
the same old expansion-contrac-
ton method by which the liner
was originally placed in the gun.
When everything is ripe the
electric hoist pulls gently, slowly,
but with tens of power, at the
liner. Slowly it slips out of its
Jackets and is held dangling
aloft in the air by the mammoth
crane. A new liner is now made
ready to put in the gun as soon
as it is taken from the pit. Quite
a smart money-Saving trick OF
Uncle Sans!
GUN mounts have their incep-
ton in the drafting room
of the gun factory. First the
rough sketch, then the finished,
then the blue print.
When the blue print is fin
ished it goes to the pattern shop,
where a sand mold is made for
the casting of the mount. Into
this mold is poured the molten
metal, heated in great firebrick
furnaces, from moving ladies.
These ladies of fiery lava tilt
downward. There is a swish
ing" sound and the red river
disappears in the NAV Of the
mold.
When the casting has cooled
the sand mold is cut away and
an acetylene torch used to cut
away it's excrescences. This done,
the casting goes to an annealing
furnace, where, under a prede-
termined temperature, all parts
Of it are heated alike. This
takes away all strains and
stresses of the casting. Cooled
again, the casting is now scaled
by blasts Of steel shot, after
which 1t goes to the machine
shop for finishing.
The making of giant guns for
the United States Navy calls for
the finest engineering and most
perfect accuracy. Though til
tanic forces are dealt with, they
must be handled so as to pro-
duce the utmost precision in the =
pieces manufactured. The thou
sandth part of inches is dealt
with, perfect lines, angles,
curves. Nothing is left to guess
or rough specifications. Even the
temperature of furnaces is
gauged by optical promoters,
though the experts in charge can
tell by the naked eye almost to
the degree the heat Of the meta
within.
tospsrisht. 1850
Evening star., 1936-10-04
DiScOnrapine

Tommy was just home after his
first day at school.
We'll, dear" asked his mother
what did they teach you?"
Not much,' replied Tommy, sadly
I've got to go back tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

lie
HORIZONTAL.
2. A food eaten by squirrels.
f. You and I.
s. Noise Of laughter.
7. Therefore.
8. Border or margin.
TO- Toward.
II. Notion.
i3. A children's game.
Is. Where squirrels live.
VERTICAL.
I. Greek letter
8. Virtue Of squirrels.
4. To court.
6. Help.
7. Male deer.
9. Personal pronoun.
IL. Consumed.
IA. So.
Each of the words below is kind
of nut, with the letters jumbled up.
Can you straighten them out and get
the words in their correct form?
/. LADOMN.
2. WULTAN.
3. NEPAC.
4. STACHIPIO.
;
Another kind of nut is hidden in the
sentence below:
Don't call him hick or you will be
sorry.
a
Squirrels are thrifty. so We are CIV
Ing you picture puzzle which spells
out two famous sayings regarding
thrift. What are they?
Evening star., 1936-10-04

,. Almond, walnut, pecan and pis-
tachio.
8. Hickory.
4. Penny wise, pound foolish" and
sWaste not, want not"
S. The square Is club, Tyre, urge and
beef.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Puzzles

THE squirrel is a wise animal He
gathers nuts during the Autumn
and stores them away for his Winter
food supply. thus giving us all les
son In foresight. And he also gives us
q cross word puzzle for you to work.
THE SQUIRREL.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

a corner of building and peek into
the eye mirror. The mirrors will
reflect the scene and show you what
is going on without your being seen.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Careful Mary

Little Mary was left to Ak lunch,
and when the mother returned with a
friend she noticed Mary had the tea
strained. Did you find the lost
strainer?" mother asked.
NO mother, couldn't, so used the
fly-swatter," Mary replied.
Mother nearly swooned. so Mary
hastily added, Don't get excited,
mother, I used the old one"
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Lucky

Teacher: Perhaps Edwin can give
Napoleon's nationality"
Edwin: Course I can"
Teacher: Yes, Corsican is correct"
Evening star., 1936-10-04

the chair and place both hands at
the point of the chair where the seat
Joins the back. Thus poised, he must
lean over and take up the coin or
candy in his mouth, and do il without
fitting the chair over as far as the
floor, or falling himself. If he gets
the coin without the back of the
chair touching the floor, it is his.
Tumble Down Dick" Is an exciting
game. There is great suspense and
much laughing when Dick really
tumbles down.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

upward and turned slightly forward.
the ball will appear almost instantly
at the fingertips.
(The length given for the thread
is about the length which I have
found to be correct. However, this
will depend upon the size of your
hand. etc. The only correct method
to find the exact length is to try it
and seeD
Evening star., 1936-10-04

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Evening star., 1936-10-04
INITIATE THE PLAYERS

TINE spectators at most school foot ball games
can learn lessons in sportsmanship from
the members of the teams.
Suppose that a man on your team FUN
bles. You'll see his fellow players slap him on
the back encourage him. assure him that it's "all
right" But often among the people on the sidelnes
you will hear half-suppressed groans and walls of
disappointment
Now, those players want to win just much
as you want to see them win and they feel defeat
even more keenly than Won do Therefore Won