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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-19
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
FORSAKE YOUR HUNCH
"The Authority on Authorities"

lunches ARE all right when
rg have nothing else to trust. But
gN guess regarding a situation
|alld be disregarded if you have
5alable some course of action
|s.ch is bound to work no matter
gas.her your idea is right or wrong.
LINER words, prefer a sure thing
|variliant guess at all times.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Sera*c Oked New --spa sion Bill
 For Navy

VA GHfNCTCN, D. C., May 3, P9-The Senate approved the lenl~ .w9fizrs billion one hun dred if K million naval Isx- n9nsior h;ll by vote of 56 to23. The measure nsw returns 10 the House for action on several major arer d97rtz, including the pro- vision l nit to thirty-five thousand tonnage for 'hree new battleships unless he President finds other nations are building large ves- sels.
 The Senate authorized total battlesh;p tonnage of one hundred thirty-five ,housand, as compared to one hundred five thousand by the House.
 The bill authorizes 46 warships, $50 planes, 26 auxiliary vessels.
 Congre7 $ must first vote on the actual appropriations before con- struction is begun.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Tolbert Scott, well known sour dough mining man, returned to Nome from Iron creek Monday, after spending a few days look ing over his mining claims on Iron creek. He states that there is considerable snow in that sec- tion and very little water runn- ing due to the cold snaps at night. Pete Bloomquist who had proceed ed MT. Scott to Iron Creek some time ago, had set up his hydrau- lik nozzle and was already to be- gin operations, but the cold wea- ther froze the available water supply and is awaiting another thaW.
 MT. Scott plans to carry on drilling operations on his creek holdings with the object of plac- ing a dredge on the creek later.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

John Kanari and wife were ar rivals in Nome recently, from the Stat-s where they spent the win ter. They flew in from Cordova via the Cross Airways plane.
 Mir. Kanari is a well known Kougarok mining man, and left yesterday by plane for Mackhn creek to get his mining equipment in shape for a busy mining sea- son this year. Mrs. Kanari will remain in Nome for a short time, joining her husband on the creek a little later.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

When the City Council met in Special Session Monday evening, to conSid.r applications for the fire department, it was found that only the three present incumbents had submitted their applications for reappointment. The council decided to reappoint w. w. Laws as Chief of the fire department for another year.
 In the matter of appointment of a driver and engineer, the Coun- cil instructed Chief Laws to re- commend to men for those posi- tions at the nsxt meeting of the council, Monday, May 9th.
 The recommendations of the chief are not binding on the coun cil, they may accept or reject at their pleasure and consider other appointments, if they so desire.
 There being nothing further to come before the special meeting, the council adjourned.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Wedn .sday, Pilot Sig Wien made charter trip to Egavik.
 Returning to Nome Wien took off for Teller with Jimmie David son, and Herman Ingala and Chas Hill for Coffee creek. Thence to Taylor creek and returned to the Nome airport with Woodbury Abbey and Keith Hedresn.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

A group of young people meet ing last week at the parsonage of the Federated Church, decided upon the organization of group to meet weekly at the church. The meeting this week is to to- night, Wednesday, May 4 at eight o'clock in the primary room. All young people of high school age and above are invited to attend.
 The leader of the meeting this week will be Wilbur Arnold. The topic for discussion will be Heal tn, in keeping with the observ- ance of Health Week.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Nenana Ice Still Holding

The ice is still quite sold but is buckl5ng on the Tanana River at Nenana. There is onpen water along the side of the river.
 The riv dropped five inches during the pas, two days.
 The river is wide open above the town of Nsnana, and also be- low at the mouth of the Nenana.
 The lowest temperature record ed last night was 26.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Dizzy be Absent Sometime

CHICAGO, May 4, (P)-J. F. Davis, the club physician, said
 that Dizzy Dean will be absent from the Cubs lineup for at least one month. due to lingering in- flamation in his pitching arm muscle and injury to his should CT last year. He further said the muscles and fragments were un- damaged, and believed that com- plete rest would cure the trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

The general election in the ter ritory of Alaska, falls on Tuesday September 18th. This date is us- ually looked upon with much concern, but home will be lucky while others will only be defeat ed in their purposes.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Mrs. L. E. Ost, of Council, who has been visiting her children in Nome and having dental work done, returned to her home yes terday.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
American League
Tuesdays Games
 National League

New York 2, Cincinnati 10 Boston 2, St. Louis 3 Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 5
 American League Chicago 2, Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 1, New York 5 Detroit 3, Boston Cleveland 10, Washington 9
 Pacific Coast San Francisco 2, Seattle 4 Hollywood 8, Portland 4 Los Angeles 6, Sacramento 0 San Diego 8, Oakland 4
 Wednesdays Games
 American League St. Louis 2, New York 3 Detroit 4, Boston 1 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 0. Washington l.
 (13 innings).
 National League Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 9. New York 3, Cincinnati 2 Boston 3, St. Louis 3-callet n fifth account of rain. Philadelphia 6, Chicago 4
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. A. Polet at P. M., Friday, May 9th. ThJsy will make car nations for Mothers Day.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Tuesday the Wien Air Lines Ford plane with pilots Noel Wien and Morgan Davies, made anoth- CT freight trip to Taylor and Fox Bar.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

You can save 200 by paying six months in advance for your sub scription to The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
NEWS ITEMS

No further primary election re- turns of this division has been received since the last reports printed in the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Today Wednesday, the tri- motored Ford of the WAA hopp- ed off from Nome on its return trip to Fairbanks. Lawrence Warner was passenger. enroute to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

However he may decide to do a little hydraulic work this sum- mer in connection with his drill ing activities.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Are you taking advantage of six months paid in ad- vance subscription ?
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Ne.,.aEa Ice eonI;ticrs
Cinema yce Goes Out

Cinema River at Fairbanks is clear of ice. Ice nov d out at l0:37 A. NJ. Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

Keep in touch with the ice con- ditions by subscribing for the Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

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The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04

His third trip took him to Tay- Tor and Iron creek with express. Tommie Groves was a passenger for Taylor. The plane also car ried the regular US mail for Fay Tor, Pilgrim Springs and Igloo..,.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Mondays Games
National League

St. Louis 6, Chicago 4 Brooklyn 4, New York 2 Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 8
 American League Detroit 3. Cleveland II New York 3, Washington ? Philadelphia 1, Boston 13
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Baseball Scores

(By The Associated Press,
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-04
Airplane News
 Nome Airport

Tuesday, On his first trip Pilot Sig Wien flew to Taylor via Fox Bar with freight and Keith He'd reen, and returned with Milton Seavey to Nome.
 On Wien's second trip he went to Council with Mrs. Ost and ex- press
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

nuras! lRiete de esos pedantes
que tie digan que en- ell coraz6n
no cabe mas que un amor; yo he
sentido vivir en- el milo dos a la
vez, con tanta fuerza que me hui
biera muerto 81 por ell uno hui
biese tenido que sacrificar Ell O.
trol
'1Pero divago; escdchame
aun, hijo milo. Cuando til tenias
apenas cuatro amos ,tu madre
.fue a pasar una temporada con
tus abueIos maternos, a su pa
lacio de Valladolid. Yo quede So
10 en- la corte obligado por mis-
deberes politicos, pues desempe-
naba entonces la cartera de
Hacienda.
"Ya tie he dicho que tn ma
DIRE, en- su inmensa bondad, era
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

engano amoroso. Contra 10,
que generalmente Sc cree, ma
die hay mas cerca del amor v
de enamorarse que esos que
han sufrido un desengano de
amor.
mo tie has puesto nunca.
con los ojos cerrados, de cara
al sol o a una ventana? Pues
1azlo y veras como, ir~resfsti-
hemente, tus parpados Sc a.,
oren, hijo milo, para que tus
pupilas puedan besar la luz
7 Ell amor es la luz del almal
En- fin, tie canso: yoy al
fondo del asunto.
Maria y 70, nos enamora
mos. iPerd6name, hijo milo
70 teRia treinta Y siete amos.
Maria treinta y dos ascasa-
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

nian con frecuencia a nuestra
casa. Yo lie llevaba escasamen-
tie cinco amos a Maria. V.
le6mo fue? mo puedo ex-
~plicartelo, porque nj 70 mis-
me me 10 he explicado toda-
vial
la tristeza melanc6lica de
la muchacha aumentaba 81
belleza soberana y la hacfa
a1n mas interesante. Ell dolor
pasado habiala dado una tenn
prana experienced de mujer
madura, y era muy grato depar.
tir con ella porque tenia un
concepto claro de las cosas Y
de los hombres. Estaba, ade-
mas, en- esa situaci6n delicadi-
sima de las personals que han
e~xperimentado un hondo des-
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

nos, siendo va un hombrecillo,
expire en- mis- brazos y en- los tu-
yos, llenandonos de besos, reco-
mendandonos que nos siguiera-
mos adorando hasta la muerte.
ny tengo tambien ell consuelo
de pensar que ella. no sapo nj
soSpech6 NADIA del drama que
voy a relatarte.
"Tu madre, como r~ecordaras,
era una mujer buena y dulce. de
esas almas candidas que no sos
pechan nunca ell NAL, que son in
capaces de verlo aunque les HE
ra los ojos. va te digo que yo la
guerra mucho, la quise hasta ell
dltimo instante. Pero... iah h.,
cuando til llegues a hombre po-
dras comprenderlo. lM coraz6n
es insaciable de carinos, de ter
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

incapaz de yer ell NAL en- MIN
gun lado. Y ell NAL vino a nues
ira casa un dia.
Entire nuestras amistades
de toda la vida, estaban los
condos de Prado Azul, cuya
hija 1nica, Maria una bellisi-
ma mujer, a la que 20 no Sc 81
til recordaras, pues muri6 te-
niendo til escasamente seis a.
nos, acababa de sufrir, por a
quel entonces ,un terrible des-
engano de amor: su prometi-
do, un captain de Caballema,
guapo, apuesto y elegante, la
abandon6 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
en- vfsperas de boda, para huir
con una bailarina del Teatro
Real. E escandalo fu6 enor-
me en- TODD Madrid, como com
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
DEPORTES
Ell N EN- BUSCA
DE LA CORONA

Hoy por la noche, en- Benja-
min Field, Pa Nc Cleary, Ell ir-
landes de las 300 libras, Sc ba-
tira con Allen Eustace, Ell gigan-
te de Kansas.
Pat Sc propone reconquistar
Ia corona de hOjalata que per-
diera en- intense combate, frente
a Eustace.
Tiene Ell ~prop6sito el irlandes
de utilizar su peso y su habili-
dad contra Eustace.
Fuertes y corpulentos los dos,
ell match tendra Unite de 60 mi
nutos y a una caida.
Gene Bauman, otro excam.
pe0n, tendra de contrario a Err.
ME Powers, Durara este encuer
tro As minutes, 81 no termins
antes con Unite de una caida.
Jack Vincent Sc batira con e
Millionaire Murphy y Abdul Pa.
sha, Ell turco, con Antonio Can.
celia.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
Los Cubs adquirieron los services
del famoso pitcher Dizzy Dean
Wrisley quiere sanar Ell campeonato

de los Gigantes, como campeo-
mes, cambiaron de rumbo.
Dizzy Dean estuvo aver en-
Chicago y afirma sentirse muy
alegre por Ell cambio de club.
mi ambici6n era jugar con
los Crbs, novena con la que STEM
pre- ne simpatizado. La venta
fue una sorpresa; pero Sc me
ha ordenado ponerme a las or
denes de Grimm y con placer 10
hago".
Dean sonreia Y agreg6 que su
brazo esta en- perfectas condi-
clones y listo para Ell trabajo.
Grimm lie tom6 la palabra y
anunci6 que lie pondra a lamar,
Ell venidero jueves, contra los
Rojos de Cincinnati,
Para la aperture sc recurrira
a Bryant y Ell microbes pit
chara" Tex Carlton.
FL turno de Dean vendra Ell
jueves.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

prenderas, Y. ell dolor de la
pobre Maria la puso a las
puertas de la locura.
ia llevaron al CAMPO; pc
70 la muchacha tenia ell tenn
pie recio de los heroes de su
raza, y meses despues, aun-
cue guardando en- ell coraz6n
la herida alberta, la mucha-
cha volvia a Madrid, hacien-
do la vida de sociedad que
siempre habia llevado.
"El condo de Prado Azu],
ell padre de Maria, habia
muerto amos antes. Fue un in
separable amigo de tn abuelo,
de mi padre, con ell que tam
bien fue ministro varias veces.
Con este Re quiero decir que
Maria Y su anciana madre We
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

Chicago, abril 1S-Gracias
a la adquisicion por los Cubs
de Chicago del pitcher Dizzy
Dean, de los Cardenales, en- "a
hOras ha cambiado el pareeer de
los cronistas deportivos qre hoy
conceden al team" de Wrigley
las mayores probabaidades en-
cuanto a ganar Ell campeonato
de Ia Liga Nacional.
Asegdrase que el Chicago pa
go $4,000 por los servicios de
Dean, Y tres peloteros, pero Ia
cantidad evidentemente Sc ha
eKagerado con fines de propa-
ganda.
FL negccio Sc efectu6 cuando
nadie 10 esperaba e iran al San
Luis, ademas del dinero, los pit
cheers Curt Davis y Clyde Shoun
" ell jardinero George Stain
back.
Al anunciarse Ell Gambia, las
apuestos que Sc ofrecfan a favor
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

Washington, abril 18.-Las
grandes ligas comenzaran hoy
81 temporada con dos desaffos,
uno en- Boston y el otro en- Wa
shington, Ia capital de Ia ma
ci6n.
Jugaran en- Boston los Medias
Rojas, dirigidos por Joe Cronin,
v los Yankees, bajo el mando de
Joe Mccarthy.
Los Yankees no cuentan con
los servicios del "jonrronero"
Joe DiMaggio y una de sus estre
las del afo pasado, Tony Lazze-
ri, pertenece hoy a los Cubs.
Lanzara Ia primera pelota. en-
Boston, ell gobernador Curley,
ayudado del alcalde Tonin, y en-
Washington, la capital de la Re
pdblica eel presidente Roosevelt.
jim Bagby, un pitcher recluta
de Atlanta, Ca, ira . la linea
de fuego por voluntad de Cron'
in, que asf 10 anunci6 aver, sor'
prendiendo a todos los expertos
Bagby lama a la derecha.
Mccarthy dice que utilizar'
a Charles Ruffing, 81 no cambii
de parecer y emplea al "casteila
no" Gomez.
Ell presidente Roosevelt tira
"a la primera pelota, acompa
hado por Bucky Harris, el direc
tor de los Senadores, y Comm
Mack, ell veterano director d.
los Atleticos. En- sus amos mo
EOS, Ell presidente jug6 la terce
ra base y fue pitcher.
Harris avisa que Wesley Fa
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
EstimG que Ell Campe6n Luis
AcostGrG al Alemdn

New York, abril 18.-E ex-
campe6n James J. Braddock de-
clar6 aver que, en- su criterie,
Jose Luis, Ell negro campeon del
peso complete, "acostara" en- ju-
Mo al gradiador aleman Max
Schmeling.
"Yo no estoy SECURE sobre Ell
sitio en- que ell combate Sc veri-
ficara, dijo Jimmy, pero ST de
que Jose Luis pondra a dormir a
Schmeling. Por supuesto que
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

P~ERDIDA.-La Srta. Lucy
Vazquez perdi6 aver una carte
ra blanca que contenfa dinero,
un ~portamoneda negro, un pa
nuelo con su nombre, escrito con
tinta, y unas llaves. Suplica al
que la encuentre lie devuelva las
llaves o notifiQue a la casa de
las enfermeras d Davis Island.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18


New York, ell estadio de los
Yankees, es Ell lugar aprop6sito
para ell match.
Luis es ahora mucho mejor
boxeador de 10 que era la noche
de su pelea con Make, cuando
este lie puso a dormir. Schmel-
ing, por su mayor edad, forzo-
samente tiene que haber perdi-
do terreno."
Ell negro solo tiene "a amos.
~Schmeling cuenta 33 primave-
ras.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
ia Folletin No. 10
La Gaceta Folletin No. 10
LA MUCHACHA
de- LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F.

Ia existencia de tn madre y en- la
mia, la risa, la esperanto y ell
amor, que siempre nos habia u
nido, pues nuestra boda fue alb
solutamente de inclination.
"Tengo una tranquilidad, en-
medic de mi pena: la de que
eiernpre he adorable a tn madre
hasta que. teniendo tn doce a.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

Senadores: Armada, CT; Lew
is, 3b; Wright, IF; Ronura, ID;
Stone, II; Travis, IS; Myer, 2b;
R. Terrell, c; Wesley Terrell, p.
Atle1cos: Finney, CT; Wer-
Der, 3b; Barna, rf; Johnson, If
Lodigiant, 2b; Hasson, Id; Pc
tiers, IS; Hayes, c, y Williams, p.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
Comenzara hoy Ia temporada de las G. Ligas
YANKEES CONTRA Medals ROJAS
Ell Presidente Roosevelt lanzara La primera
pelota en- Washington

rreH ira al 'fbox" Y suponese que
Connie Mack recurrira q Al
mon Williams.
Mientras ell presidente agrar-
da, Ell vicepresidente Garner liza
re- la bandera en- 81 jardin CEN
trail, escoltado por los pelotercs
" una banda del eiercito.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

La probable alineaci6n de los
Yankees es la siguiente: Croset-
ii, SIS; Rolfe, 3b; Selkirk, II;
Gehrig, 1b; Heinrich, RI; Hcag,
Of; Gordon %; Dickey, c; Ruff
ing, p.
Medals Rojas: Cramer ct;
Vosmik, If; Foxx, ID; Cronin,
IS; Higgins, Oh; Chapman, RI
Doerr .8b: DeSautels, c, y Bag
BY, p.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
SIXTO ESCOBAR CONTRA
MORGAN

Detroit, abril 18-Iara 81
martes Sc anuncia una pelea en-
ire Sixto Escobar, campe6n del
peso bantam, y K. 0. Morgan,
de Detroit.
Ell puertorriqueho no aries
ga su corona.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
BOB PASTOR PELEARA EN-
SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, CAL, abril 18.
Bob Pastor, aspirante a la CO.
roma del peso complete, sc BATH
"a en- esta ciudad, ell viernes,
con Lou Nova, peso complete de
Oakland.
La pelea sera a 10 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

iinero facil en- Ell estado de Cali
fornia,
Ali Sc habla de el, aytdan-
dolo, como del ciudadano que CO.
rriendo hacia atras Sc puso fue-
"a de los puhos de Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
CON LOS GUANTES

Ben Brown, ell visitante de
la semana pasada, peleara Ell We
nidero jueves, en- Miami, con
Ralph Chong, de New York.
LIE deseamos mejor suerte que
en- Tampa ,en cuanto a dinero.
Ell martes, en- Detroit, Sixto
Escobar tendra un peligroso ri
val. K. o. Morgan.
Debe portarse bien ell puerto
rriqueno 81 quiere que lie pongan
su nombre al Estadio que en-
San Juan Sc construira.
Con ell ~veterano Massera com
batira hoy lunes, en- Baltimore,
ell gladiator Red Burman, ex
ahijado de Jack Dempsey.
Otro de los aspirantes del Pc
so complete, Phil Brubaker, com
batira ell microbes, en- Oakland,
con Domingo Valin.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

James E. Braddock, nuevo
profeta, al senalar a Luis como
vencedor de Schmeling, nos pa
rece juzgar con mas discerni-
miento que Gene Tunney.
Ell excampe6n Y literato, Gene
opina que Ell aleman derrotara al
negro.
Gene Tunney es actualmente
p~residente de una Destileria y
Jack Dempsey ACADIA de dar su
nombre a una marca de wiskey /;
pero no Sc puede decir que en-
ire borrachos anda la cosa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

JIMMY Sc ME-
TIE A r
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

Bob Pastor esta a la GAIA de
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-04
MOVIES WILL FOLLOW
NORTHERN GOLD RUSH

SASKATOON, Sask., Oct. A.
(UP)-The movie is going into
the far north.
Construction Of two thcaters in
mining camps in Canada's north
land is planned by a Saskatoon
theater operator. One is to be
built at Goldfelds, northwest Sas-
katchewan, in the PROVINCES big
gest gold area.
The other is planned for yell
lowknife, Northwest Territories,
where gold has been struck and
where prOspectors hurried this
spring for the opening Of the min
ing season.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-04

in politics as a registrar in his
precinct.
We do not doubt one word
which Mr.. Hinsdale has stated
about the experience he had in
politics. However, there's just
one thing that I should like TO
take an execution TO. In the fifth
parapranh of his letter he refers
70 politicians, their co-w0rkers,
church members and Christians.
Eut let me say, Mr.. Hinsdale, that
Christians. real born again folks,
folks who have been saved by the
precious blood Of Christ. folks
who have really been born into
the kingdom of God. they do not
do these things. They are not par
takers and have nothing to do
with the things you complain
about.
A person may be politician or
a co-worker or a church member
and do these things, but not Chris
tians, nv brother. A real Chris
tian, will never stoop to ANYTHING
underhanded, crooked. indecent,
or things that will bring a re-
nroach to the precious name Of
Christ. Christians don't do these
things.
]. S. SARGENT.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-04

Friend OF nine" said TAFT
briefly. THE thing upset her. and
I'm taking her in here. Well De
around"
Joiner hurried on toward the
wide entrance of the Golden
Bowl. and TAFT led Myrna TO da-
venport inside the foyer. Take
it easy here for a while" he said
gently. ri hang around out
side" Myrna dropped YEARLY to
the davenport, and he studied the
dark head for "a moment. viii
you need your bag" he asked
quickly. II have it in my pocket" "
She shook her head, then buried
her tear-stained face in the arm
Of the davenport.
Thoughtfully Bob TAFT return
ed to the hallway. There he stop
ped. fished for a cigaret and
lighted it. What the devil had
come over him, he asked himself.
Why wasn't he in there in the
Bowl, swapping his minnie" right
and left, trying to get his job
back? A photographer couldn't
stay off the job two or three days
and expect to get away with it.
Not even a good one. Not even
if he'd wanted TO watch his col
lege play an opening game of
football when Riggs wanted him
to be somewhere else. But some
candid shots in the Bowl tonight
would soften Riggs UP.
Yet here he stood, standing
guard over a girl he'd never seen
before and might never see again.
And in his pocket was her bag,
and in il, as sure as taxes, was
the weapon that had killed Lud-
den Dombey.
The shot wasn't fired from that
table, though. 1t couldn't have
been. Still. she could have slip
ped away in the darkness. then
hurried back 10 the table before
the lights went on.
Disgustedly TAFT spun his ciga-
ret into an ash pillar. .She
couldn't be the one. Whoever
killed Dombey was inside the mob
that scrammed out when the lights
went uD again. The gun had been
planted.
TAFT reached into his pocket,
unzipped the bag and let the re-
volver fall . unseen against the
pockets lining. The bag he
brought out and transferred to an
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-04

hurricane by outfigurinG it is now
virtually complete. The Swan
Island post has been used twice
this year to chart the courses Of
two major hurricanes.
The weather bureau used the
island from 1914 to 1927 when
Tropical Radio. a subsidiary Of
United Fruit company, maintain
cd a radio relay to transmit mes
sages from New Orleans to points
on the lower Atlantic. The relay
was abandoned when it became
possible to radio direct.
Navy officials, who supplied
radio equipment and operators for
the remote post, commented:
"If it were possible to move an
island around at will and place it
where it would do the most good,