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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14
SUNIN6 AND PLANS TENNIS
 FOR RERciSEese HAS LARGE COLLECTION Of CANES
By BILL PORTER AND GEORGE SCARED
T. M. REG. U. s. PAT. OFF

By BILL PORTER AND
 GEORGE SCARED
 Although born and reared |. in England, Roland Young is best known as typical American character that of Thorne Smiths character Topper" .. Smith dedicated Topper Takes a Trip" to Young ,. and Young has recently finished playing that role made his first screen appearance IS years ago .. with John Barrymore in Sherlock Holmes" j. :. before that he had made name for himself on the London and Broadway stage :. feet T, weighs 142 brown hair, blue eyes .. never wears makeup on the screen :. will be 51 Nov. II divides his time between England and Amer ica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14
"IN HAWAII"

"The Army in Hawaii" will be subject of a talk by Lieut.. Col. John A. Hoag, artillery, at the meeting Thursday of the Waterbury Reserve Officers at the post office. Maj. Max R. Traurig will preside at the meet ing preceding the address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14
7 COngrats in ar,

COngrats in order. "A half century with the American Brass company hasn't dimmed Joseph Daily the proud record this veteran industrial epoye estab Iished last week. when his anniversary fell due As token of esteem the company presented him with check and fellow employees sh0wered him with party
 At "A Mir. Dallywater carry his load with the best of them and has kept pace win te chang from mill work in the sos down to the 1930's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14
AnslUers To
 Test Questions


 Below are the answers to test questions printed on page G..
 1. 1887. 2. They have no poison fangs, but are powerful con- stricting snakes.
 3. Bachelor of Music. {. Mars, Roman god of war. 5. Gulf of St. Lafrence. 6. 16.
 !. Belgium.
 g. Only the female has prob0scls fitted for biting and bIo0dsncking.
 9 Rio Grande. 10. William 0. Rullitt. sd VI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14

Rolling along. Jerry Mccarthy is one chap who relate Irish jokes with brOgue that has you laughing so hard you're in fear of splitting few ribs |. And he's not related to Charlie!M Tom Corden postal empoye is sporting green lid that has his cOworkers running to the nearest haberaShery stOre
 .. Mike Bruno looked dashingly daring with his reversible that the gals mistOOk him for good old Don Ameche Note to aspiring Congressional secre- tares-Jerry Harrington arises at 53O and takes early morning hike when in the District of Columbia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14

tne most thrilling drama of the year, the story about a doctor, written by a doctor. "The Citadel" is adapted to the screen from the best-seller of the same name, written by pr. A. J. Croilin. On the same program the second hit depicts the latest adven- lures of one of Americas favOrite families, The Jones Family ia Down On the Farm"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14

Bernadette Caulfied, petite East Liberty Streeter feels like sweet 16 despite the fact that Thursday her 21st birthday Herbe Clark dry cleaner extraordinary embarked for Miami, Florida by bright and early this morning. Claire Pickett. Jessie Harrison and Marjorie Gastre rooted in vain for the Crosby high footbaeS to defeat Naugatuck in the borough recently They have the spirit of '76.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14

To train for a boxing bout in Ndola, South Africa. Paddy Irwin cycled over 2.0O0 miles from Capetown in 2 days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14
THE LADY AND HER DOG
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

x1E GkAAO SAANA< @AAA4S Watch her, there she comes
 Walking down the street, An eyeful for fair
 And her dog just too sweet Her hats quite cute
 With just the proper pull, She wears a smart tailleur
 And her dog-he'S bull. She gets lots of StareS,
 She's got lots of style, But it's at the dog
 Most people smile. Right across the avenue
 And over to the park, For her it's a dress parade,
 For her dog just a lark. She's all dolled up,
 MinceS along at jog, The very stylish lady
 And her little dog.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14

Tn early times cakes of salt were used for money ia Tibet and Abys- sinia.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
Pero habia que llegar al pc.

Pero habfa que llegar al po-
der de una u otra manera. Y
como 10 hicieron en- Alemania
Y en- Austria, y como intenta-
ron hacerlo en- ell Brasil, Sc Ian
zaron a preparar Ell golpe.
El Frente Popular 10 saba.
La experienced International
Sc 10 decia. Espana les habla-
ba con la sangre de sus ninos
y de sus mujeres asesinados.
Las bombas lanzadas en- Espa-
ma Sc han sentido en- pleno CO.
raz6n americana. Y ante una
cosa inevitable que Sc estaba
preparando, habfa que hacer-
la salir antes de SUI madurez.
ESQ es 10 que ha sucedido en-
Chile. Han hecho abortar ell
golpe naZista.
Ibafez esta preso. Ell nazis-
mo esta, por ell momento, des-
orientado. Pero a1n existe. FL
Frente Popular seguira su lu-
cha sin contemplaciones, con-
ira ell nazismo en- ST, contra su
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
JULIAN DIAZ

Aver tuvimoS ell gustO de sa-
ludar al antique aibogado de
Tampa, Sr. Julian Dfaz, llegado
de Jacksonville, donde Sci haila
establecido, con objeto de WISH
tar a Stu anciana madre, que sc
enctuentra sumamente HIdicada
de salud.
Muy compDacidos del encuen-
.tro con el antiguo amigo, nos
sentimos apesadumbrados, no
por la noticia de la gra
wecad de la anciana sonora, clt-
va avanzada edad hace temer un
fatal desenlace.
Votos hacemos porque Sc re-
slaelva favorablemente su esta-
do.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10

cipales filiales de la Gestapo
en- ell Continente. De aquf que
sea Chile ell unico pals que tie
ne la desgracia de contar con
I'm Partido N~acista, con abso-
luta libertad de acci6n. Ell ma
zismo en- Chile esta organiza-
do. Las camisas pardas orga-
nizaban manifestations de to
da indole y hasta tienen repre-
~sentantes en- las Camaras. Con
zalez Won MaIree, ii EFhurer''
chileno, ocupa un asiento en-
la Camara de Diputados.
va estaba ell plato prepara-
do. Lo dnico que les faltaba
era llegar al poder. Necesita-
ban un hombre con cierta in
fluencia en- ell ejercito y alg1n
apoyo, de siquiera una parte
de la oligarquia. Y no podfa
ser otro. Tenia que ser, por-
que estaba hecho para ESQ, Die
go Ibanez del Campo, caudi-
Ito de profession, expresidente
de la Rep1blica, ducho en- CO.
queteos de la poltica america
ma. Y este fue ell hombre lam
zado por ell Partido Nazista a
las pr6ximas el%ecciones para
Presidente de la Republica.
Pero Chile cuenta con un
Frente Popular. FL primer
Frente Popular organizado Ell
America Y que desde su for
maci6n venia dando una po-
! derosa demonstration de uni
dad. Radicales, socialists Y
comunistas, bajo la misma bar
dera y plataforma luchaban
y luchan por una democracia
sin ribetes de dictadura. En-
meses pasados csc Frente Po-
pular lanz6 a Pedro Aguirre
Cerda como candidate a las
pr6ximas elecciones. Cuidando
a este Frente Popular y lu-
chando con 81 esta TODD ell pue
bio de Chile desde africa hasta
Magallanes.
Ell Partido Nazista, sin MIN
guna raiz popular no podia u
char honrada Y francamente
en- las urnas electorales contra
un frente organiZado que abar
ca campesinos, obreros, peque
ma burguesia Y burguesfa pro-
gresista. En- franco lid, con ell
impartial Instruments del vo-
to, ell Partido Nazista no tenia
chance.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
CHILE Y IA LEGION
DE ESPANA
Es un ejemplo de America ell
Frente Popular Chileno
Por Rafael Jose Neri

Ibanez di6 ell golpe. Ell gol-
pc fracas6. Para los que como
cemos, siquiera en- parte, los
1ltimos ac~ontecimientos poll
ticos de Chile y Ell panorama
general de America, no puede
sorprendernos este hecho. Chi
1e es uno de los PASSES latino
americanos de mas densa In
migraci6n alemana. Els ell pals
americana donde ell nazismo
Sc ha desarrollado Y organiza.
do mas rapidamente. Ell Sur
de Chile, con su inmensa colo
MIA alemana, es una de las prin
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
Impossible la amistad entire hombre y mujer
Pariser Tagezeitung, Paris

intenta haGar de SUI afecto espi-
ritual I'm suStitutiVo del amor
pleno. De esta maiiel-a IdmlCas
necesid&des qLetdan en- ella sa-
tisflehas.
'~Trata uS.ed de ser cCrnpllta"
escribla Lawrence, ~ no seguir
siendo csc m4dio artificial que
todos los hombres aI2omLcen,
incluso 20. Haga Un esfuerzo
por recapturar SUI absolutez, su
p1enitUd. Entcness la amistad
Elm Ell verdadero sentido de la pa
|laIbea, la am;stad desde la pleni-
tud de nuestro coraz6n, sara al
cabo possible entire n~osotros".
Els estupido y antinatural que
hombres y mujsres traten de vi
vir como 81 no tuvieran cuer,pos.
origen y sus causas. Por ell mo
mento Sc ha limpiado .un POGO
ell canine del poder.
va no existe ell peligro nazi
de Ibanez. Pero hay I'm capt.
tai imperialism International.
que por razones dialecticas no
puede quedarse con los brazos
cruzados. Existe un Ross San
tamarla. Ell Frente Popular ha
demostrado que. sabe. luchar.
Y ahora, a1n mas undo por e.
entusiasmo de la primera vic
toria, sabra salvar todos los
obstaculos enemigos.
Ell Frente Popular ehiIeno,
ejemplo elocuente en- Ameri-
ca, aplastara todos los Ibanez
y Ross y llegara al Gobierno
con TODD ell empuje que signi-
flea la acci6n de un pueblo
bien organizado. Chile ha ash
milado integralmente la TRACE
dia .espanola.. Lo esta demos
trando hoy y 10 demostrara
manana asestando a tempo ell
mazazo de muerte a los Fran
co Y a los Cedillo.
La leccion de Espana ha ST.
do aprendida.
Viva Chile.
! (Nuestra Espaha)
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
LA CORTE SUPREMA DECd-
lDIRA EN- Ell Case DE
MOONEY

Washington, oct. 1O.-La COR
tie suprema de la naci6n resolve
"a hoy 81 procede DIR o no ell fa-
moso case de Tom Mooney, ell IL
der obrero de California, reclui-
do en- la prisi6n de San Quintin.
Alderman del case de Mooney,
81 mas alto tribunal de justicia
debera resolver otros 300, inclu-
yendo algunos relacionados con
la Interpretation de la ley de re-
laciones del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10

sanllad. 'Las primaras paglnas
y los editorials eGan correc-
tos."
"Entonces vino la q eSti6n
del alcantarillado. Las organiza-
CLONES Idesmenuzaron. e.hando
por TERRA todo aquel esplendi~o
record, y de Ia no-he a la ma
mana SIC hizo de Tampa ia psor
amenaza a la salud en- la costa
Oeste del Estado, con paginaJ
enteras dedicadas a esas decta-
raciones en- los diarios, y en TO-
.etos y circulares se anunciaba
Ia inmundicia de Tampa y los
focos de pestilencias que 'exis-
tian en- TODD Ell litoral de nuestra
bahia"
"jC6mo esas organizacio-
mes, que respaldaron la propo-
sici6n del alcantarillado po-
dram explicar a los Senores v
Senoras Turistas csc asunto,
y que Tampa va esta lavada y
limpia y es un lugar delicioso
para venir a visitarla?"
Jay, Mr.. WarrenE ESQ
mismo, en- otra formay en- lido
ma espanol, fue publicado en-
las columns de este diario,
va hace alg1n TEMPO. Ha ha-
Dido personals que nos hicieron
case, otras no pusieron atenci6n
y la ''p1opaganda rastrerao 81
: gui6 su interesado erSrso para
imponer Ell emprestito< que es
una hipoteca que pesara soIre
Las propi;1ades por I'm termino
de 80 amos.
iQue dichosa IS Tampai I'm
dia, Blanca Nieve, al siguien-
tie, Chapapote. -
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
Ell BAILE DE HOY EN- Ell
CIRCULO CUBANO

Joseito Fuentes Rosa, Ell Sc
crebario del Cfrculo Crtbano, nos
comunica que ell baile social de
eSta noche, con motive del ami
vtirsario del Critic de Yara, en-
pezara a las 9 de la noche y Sc
terminara a las IL.
Tocara la eNceQente orqnesta
"Los Bohemios", dirigida por ell
profesor Maxine Echegaray.
Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
Sc nos hace.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
10 QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
POr Jose r. SanfeliS

En- la columna dedicada a
los lectores para que expresen
sus opiniones cuando asi 10
deseen, en- la edici6n del mier-
coles 5 de los correntes, apa-
reci6 en- ell Morning Tribune,
firmada por Edgar D. Warren,
la siguiente communication, que
no tiene desperdicid:-TAMPa
-"CampaHd de PaAblicidad''.
"Ahora que los nubarrones de-
la guerra por las alcantarilGas Sc
han esfumado, y Gueda en- pie
de que fue tomada al eStilo de la
Sudetenlandia, examinamos en-
que puntos 20 pcntas) descan-
samoS."
"Poco antes de que Sc promo
viera la question del alcantariNa
'da Y este asunto fuesa puesto a
la consideration del pGhico, les
peri6dicos publicarpn una gran
historic de Tampa en- sus pri-
mleras paginas, aGabando Y en-
salzando a la ciudad por su linn
pieza y que era una ciudad muy
saludable. A este siguieron edi-
toriales que colocaban a Tampa
muy por encima del promedio
de las ciudadee en- cueskoQes de
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
ANDRE MAUROIS

Hace POGO tropece con una
carta ert-neciente a la CORES
pondencia dbl gran n~ovel.sta in
giles D. H. Lawrence. Era Ia re-
rlica de este a una mujer que lie
habfa ofrecido su "amistad'. Me
llam6 La atenci6n como aEgo pro-
tlu ndamente significativo. Con-
ciso, sincere, franca, comlenZa-
ba dicisndo: LA amistad entire
homlbre y mrjer no puede ser
una emoci6n pristina... No., NO
'quiero SUI amistad, mo Ia quiero
hasta tanto posea usted una ex-
periencia perfecto, consumada
una compression simpatica die
las dos corrientes whales que
hay en- listed: la mental y la fl
sica. va no qulero simplemen-
tie una parte de sus sentimientos
tai como han sido hasta ahora
sus amistades de usted".
Lawrence tiene razon. Creo.
como el, que ell afecto mental c
esplritual por I'm hombre Eel
g,lamado com1nmente ''amor pGa
t6nico") nunca puedel ser un
sentimiento de suprema impor.
tancia en- la vida de una mujer,
Esta depende mucho. mas y se
halla mu,ho mas suj TIA a Toe
deseos de SUI cuerpo que 10 que
ella mismla Sc imagina. Ell hom-
lbre a quien anna fiSicamente ocu
para siempre 81 primer iutgar Ell
su vida; por 81 abandcnarfa la
mas armonioSa adhesion no fl.
sica. Com Ell uno puede conocer
al extasis; con l otro, cuando
mas, una profunda compensation
m1tua.
NADIA hay mas peligroso para
una mujer que al intsnto de ha-
Ger que una relaci6n plat6nica
coupe el sitio de una passion fl
slca; que enmascaAnar ell oesac
que experimental detras de ideas
y aIbstracciones. Y es todavia
mas pedigroso para Ell fhombre
que sc preSta a semejante fina.
aidad, Ell jamas hallara EN- SEINE
JAMIE reiaci6n csc grato senti-
do de la propia seguridad ole
ola slempre Jun amor pNsno. @.El
Verdadero valor del amor. di.
ce Paul Valery, nuestro gran
poeta frances "eSta en- SUI capaci
dad de aumentar Ia vitalidad ee
neral de las g~entes". Las amis-
tades sentimentaaes SON solo aas
sombras del amor, y unicamen.
te pueden efectuar una disuninu.
elon de la vitalidad. Cuando uns
mujer demuestra gran afectc
por un hombre, pero no sc sien.
tie atrafda fisicamente por 81. 81
homore Sc sentira atormentadc
por dudas Y temores qspe. por Ii
regular, conducen a I'm periudi.
ciai complejo de inferioridad
"Rechazo la gentil amistad que
usoed me ofrece'', continla Law
renee, "porque clio significarfa
un asalto a mi integridad"
Hay dos soluciones a este com
.plicado problema de Ia amistad
entire hombre y mujer. La pri.
mera esta en- Ia mezcla del amor
y Ia amistad; es decir, en- IA crea
clon de I'm vfnculo entire clos
que sea a Ia vez mental v ffsico
Este les Ell secreto de cast todos
los matrimonios felices, La Sc
gunda es la amiStad entire un
hoanone y una mujer que lleven
cada euai una vida fisica com.
pensadora, con aNgglna otra per-
soma. En- este case 1a muier no
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
lad, y durara tres dfas.

TAU, y dId LICS UIdo.
Los deGegados tienen separa-
as habitaciones en- ell hotel Tam
pa Terrace. Esperase la ~asisten-
ia de mas de 500 comerciantes.
Ell alcalde Chancey pronun-
lara ell discurso de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
Bale

Bale
Con motive del "Grito de va
"a" la sociedad Cfrculo Cubano
ofrecera esta noche un baile a
sus Socios.
Asistiran Jos oficiales del cru
Zero "Cuba" Y la nOvena de pc
Qota de la Marina Constitucio-
nal.
Nos faatan detalles, pero tene-
mos confianza en- la excelente
preparation de la Secci6n de
Recreo.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
SOCLALES
Viene de la 50 pdg.)
In Fnnci6n de las DQm1aS

La Function de las DamdS
Ell jueves, dfa IA, ofreceran
su function annual, en- Ell teatro
del Centre Espanol de Ybor, las
Damas de la Secci6n de Recreo.
Los ensayos Sc completaran
hoy.
Puede afirmarse que ell exito
sera rotundo y bien conquista-
do.
Todo 10 que la function pro-
duzca, y breno es repetirlo, Sc
destinara a objetos para embe-
necer ell sanatorio del Bayshore
Boulevard.
La gaceta., 1938-10-10
ASAMBLEA DE LOS DETA.
uLISTAS DE WHERE'S

La convention de los "details
tas de where's del estado tendra
comienzo manana, EN- esta ciu-
La gaceta., 1938-10-10

La ciudad de Roma, Italia tiene
mas de 800 iglesias.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-29
MONTANA WHEAT
Is GRADING HIGH
CROP, THREE TIMES LAR G Err
THAN LAST YEARS, is OF EX-
CEPTTONAL QUALITY
Federal Supervisor In Charge of This
District, Reports 1854 Carloads
Graded in September at Great Falls,
Harlowton and Bozeman.

The 1888 Montana wheat crop is
fully three times larger than that
Of 1887, the wheat Is of exception
ally high quality, and much Of il
is being stored by farmers who are
taking advantage of the govern
ment loan policy.
These facts are indicated by special
report prepared by Robert w. Shelton,
federal grain supervisor in charge Of
the Montana district, with headquar-
tiers in Great Falls.
His report shows that 1854 car lots
Of wheat we're received and graded at
inspection points in the state during
September. as compared with 89l car
lots inspected during September last
year.
Says the report:
"Of the 1854 car lots graded in the
state during September, 2,140 were
graded at Great Falls, 800 we're graded
st Harlowton and 80 at Bozeman, by
licensed inspectors.
Official grades we're also applied
TO 1,141 sample lots of wheat sub
mitted to the inspection laboratories
during the month, many Of these rep
reSenting lots OF wheat stored on the
farm Official grades we're also applied
at the foregoing inspection points dur
ing the month to one carload barley,
one OF corn. two Of flaxseed, two Of
oats and one OF mixed grain. A grand
total Of 3.7l6 official certificates were
issued covering grain receipts In the
district.
1916 Cars Hard Red Spring
"Of the wheat receipts, 1916 car
loads, or IS percent, were classified as
hard red spring, 612 carloads, or "a
percent, as hard red winter, and So,
or percent, as mixed wheat. A smut
dockage was assessed against only 107
cars, or percent, OF all car lot IN
spections Of wheat during the month.
The grain, as usual In Montana,
was of an exceptionally high quality,
as indicated by the fact that 685 cars
out OF total OF 1915 Of spring wheat,
or 26 percent, graded No. heavy; $40
cars Of spring wheat, or 80 percent,
graded No. l, and 326 cars, or u per-
cent, graded No g OF the hard red
winter wheat, 533 cars, or 8 percent,
graded No. /, and ~ cars, or IL per-
cent, graded No. q Test wheat, eS-
pecially in the spring classes. was the
factor most predonlinantly responsible
for lowering grades, while the factors,
wheat OF other classes and foreign
material were also accountable.
Compared TO Last Year
During September a year ago So1
car lots Of wheat were received and
graded at the inspection points in
Montana, only about one-third as
many as this year. A total Of TOO cars,
or 70 percent at that time was CLASH
fled as hard red spring, 124 cars, or
IA percent, as hard red winter, 80
cars, or 4 percent, as white, and 20
cars, or 8 percent, as mixed wheat.
Smut dockageS we're assessed against
Is carloads or is percent Of the re-
ceipts Quality was likewise high, as
indicated by the fact that 23S cars, or
"a percent Of the hard red spring
wheat graded No. heavy, 2e3 cars. or
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-29

A brief In behalf Of the Sun
! River and P0ndera beet growers
associations was presented Oct. ~
! TO the sugar section of the AAA
in an endeavOr TO obtain an fn-
creased sugar beet acreage aIIOs-
ment in those areas In 1888.
The action followed return Of asso-
citation representatives from q meeting
at Chicago where they met with AAA
officials.
The associations were represented at
the Chicago session by Herman Lenz,
president of the Sun River Beet Grow
ers association, and by Blaine Ferguson,
secretary OF the Pondera Beet Growers
association.
The two revealed upon their return
that the tentative allotment of sugar
beet acreage for the nation In 1889
is 100000 acres. OF this amount, ten
tative allotment Of 500, S04 acres has
been made, with 30,696 acres stin 10 be
allotted.
The tentative allotment for the
Chinook factory district which in
cludes the Milk river valley and acre
age in Cascade, Teton and Pondera
counties represented by membership In
the two associations, Is IS 1886 acres for
1899, which compares with approx
mately 10000 acres which was actually
sown TO sugar beets In the entire dis
trict this year.
or the total acreage sown this year
in the district, about ii 900 acres were
In the Milk river valley and about
5000 acres in Cascade, Teton and Pom
dera counties. Growers In the three
counties this year grouped themselves
into the two associations and gave
the associations signed contracts prom
ising that 1929 acres would be sown
to beets in 1899.
Whether the 1899 sugar beet acreage
In the three counties win be kept at
the 1898 level, or whether the growers
in the three counties will be allowed
to expand their acreage in conformity
with their plans, depends solely upon
ability to persuade the sugar section
of the AAA that more acreage should
be allotted to this area, it Was declared.
The briefs represented that such in
crease should be allowed and made pos
sible by an ALLEGATION out of the $685.
acre reserve which the AAA is holding.
Prompt action is expected to follow
presentation of the brief.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-29
WOMEN HELD PRISONERS
IN AN OVERTURNED CAR

Mrs. Mary j. Barnes and Julia Boeb-
spent two decidedly uncomfortable
hours imprisoned in their automobile
when it left the highway five miles
east of Old Faithful. Temperatures
were well under freezing.
The women, making a tour of the
park, struck an icy rut In the highway.
Their car left the road, landing on its
side In the ditch. It was impossible for
them to open the door or to break a
window to escape.
They remained imprisoned in their
machine for more than two hours until
Elmer Nelson of the bureau Of bio
logical survey at Jackson, Wyo., came
along and released them.
They were reported suffering only
from bruises and shock.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-29
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