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Evening star., 1938-09-01
This Changing World
Britain and France Have Little to Offer Italy for
Support in Event of European Conflict.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN
European democratic looking
depends on II Duces attitude in the present crisis
hints from
conflict italy would remain
Of the conflict Then, like In the
This to be Of those optimistic
these days from Europe
Muoini plan mnd-the resur.
Evening star., 1938-09-01

@ with MS genial readiness
Uo foreign policy closer
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

ensalzaba, TODD 10 hallaba adj
mirable, los cabellos de ebano y
la franqueza y lealtad del carac-
ter, su coraz6n tierno y sus pies
diminutoS.
-Cada dia estoy mas salts
fecho de tenerla en- mi casa-ma
nifeSt6 al cabo con Su antigua
superioridad-. Y 81 c0ntinGa
portandose tan bien como has
ia aqui, es cast SECURE que al
fin me casare con ella.
Avergonzado de su b~alandro-
NADIA, pronunci6 las ultimGs pa
labTas rapida y confusamente
Luego tos;o = Sc lirapi6 repet-
las wees "a boCa con el p2huelo
y en- voz baja, no sin que lie su-
biese nn POGO de calor a La ca
ra:
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
LEA LA REVISTA ECTA

70 que andes va mas a salto de
mata. TIE vas a mi casa, ientien
des? ALI themes cana y mesa v
TODD 10 que te haga falta... Su-
pongo que Soledad no Sc opon-
dra a que vivas con nosotros-
anadi6 bajando la voz y pronun
ciando con respeto ell nombre de
su querida.
Miguel, que no esta6a al tam
to de ciertas interioridades. to-
mo aquellas palabras a burla V
alz6 los homtros ri:nio.
Al.ca1o de u raJo, Ve.az5 81
H2m5 81 ct&c~ro para pager.
cialdo % 'rbo es.qaa, M
Z, ranrrl con sorrisa n.s,j.;azs
Y la pr-gurt6.
ii oe l. lido 1yoy nlagup
dinero Soledad?
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

duro Ell el bolsillo y sepan gas
tar1o con los amigos.
FL chiquillo estaba encanta-
do. Habiendo perdido todo te-
NOR, lie confes6 que lie dolia ell al
ma va de tanta fatiga, de no CO.
mer, de no dormir con sosiego,
de ser machucado por TODD ell
mundo... Isl 20 lie contase las
crujias que he pasado"
al compass de las canas la
conversation Sc fue animando,
estableci6ndose pronto entire am
hos una cariilosa familiaridad.
Velaz4aez, lleno de condescen-
Genci., le prometia no abando-
mario, hacerlo u. BONFIRE. Al fin
cOncluy6 haci6ndole un elogio
calurosc de 81 hermana. En- me-
dia bora no Sc detuvO. Todo 10
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

Miguel neg6 rotundamente DO
nlendose colorado.
ii Vamos, Miguelillo confie-
sa!
-iQue no, senior Pedro! No
ma hecho mas que darme de CO.
mer y este pahuelo de soda que
listed Ve|repuso salando uno
del bolsillo.
PeIO Velazluez insistia bro
meando. Por dltimo declare que
g habia da5o tres pesetas. Ell
so't5 Una carcajada.
td le h@.ra3 dicho: q A
as r1Ea6'saF" ivc-da ...?
L. rlr'ares to6ag sen lo - -
'2-snl9 tienro acl6 n,aAo
soaro '.lerte a e a.
40 -. OAIeos o. ciez uaros.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
CON Los GUANTES
Una Comision Sc mete a empresaria

La Comisi6n de Boxeo de Gu
ba, presidida por ell comandan-
to Marine, hombre de confianza
de Ba ista, Sc ha metido a en-
presaria y anuncia una serie de
programs de boxeo.
Marine lego a conferenciar a
los cronistas deportivos y estos
Sc m~ostraron de acuerdo con Ell
plan.
Dos nombres lie fueron suge-
ridos para la concentration" de
las peIeas, Pincho Gutierrez y
Luis Parga.
Examinado ell problema, Ma
rine Sc decide por Luis Felipe,
en- un tempo director del afor-
tunado negrito Kid Chocolate,
excampe6n del peso de pluma.
Luis Felipe, Ell amigo "Pin :
cho", Sc entrevistara con Mari
ne y 81 lIegan a un acuerdo Sc
pondra al servicio de la Conf
sion.
Gutierrez conoce como pocos
ell arte de los puhos y ha pasado
muohos amos en- este pals, en-
contacto con los verdaderos I'll
gres" del pugilismo.
Marine estima que ell plan Sc
"a conveniente para los boxea-
dores y Ell publico.
Sc propone ell comandante, a
juicio de los cronistas, acabar Ell
dominic que venia ejerciendo
tres o cuatro atletas que Green
waller mucho mas de 10 que ver-
daderamente valen.
Para la pelea estrella, bajo ell
nuevo plan, Sc destinara ell so
por ciento.
Por ahora Sc pondra termino
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

varla vestida como la hija del
mayor caballero... ST no va me-
jor es porque no quiere... Sien-
do buena para mi, tn hermana
sera una princesa, querido, Y til
NADIA perderas tampoco...
Ell chico no comprendia bien,
pero lie hacfan feliz las confiden
cias de I'M hombre a quien esta-
ba acostumbrado a admirar Y
temer. Phonetic TODD 10 que ell
otro quiso, bebi6 un ndmero pro
digioso de canas Y declare ter
ninantemente que So hsrmana
seria una sinverguenza 81 a'g1n
dfa olvid5 sc 10 qJc lie is3ta. We
POI 81 parte, sa ha5ia
p4estc tambian de exeele7la h-
NOR.
-Atiende, MigueIillo. no quie
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
DEPC rites
CARLOS VALLINA Y BAU-
MAN EN- Ell
TANGO

Rudy Miller, ell empresario de
Benjamin Field, Sc leVant6 ell
martes con una idea feliz y ell
lunes la llevara a la ~practica
ofrecer luchas en- ell tango.
FL mas sensational combate
en- Ell tango 10 sostendran Gene
Bauman, Ell campe6n, Y ell va
liente asturiano Carlos Valllna.
Vallina es un gran favorito
del pGblico, por su habilidad y
r~esistencia.
Rauman tambien es un favo-
rito y dicen que en- Ell tango Sc
crece, Sc agiganta.
Ell asturiano ha ganado todos
s,Gs encuentros en- esta ciudad,
cor la exception del que sostu-
viera con Allen Eustace.
Dick Lever, ell villano entire
los villanos, Sc batira con John
Evke, uno que no entiende de
viiezas.
Tn luchador popular en- Chat
tanooga Tenn, Evans Lewis,
tendra de contrario al irlandes
Pat Murphy, de Chicago.
Ell turco Abdul Pasha, que no
tiene harem, pero 81 bigote, Sc
batira con ell furioso marino
George Hagen.
La moda del tango ACADIA de
hegar a Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
ST por easualidad hablases

ST por casualidad hablases
con ella de mi, espero que tie
portaras como amigo. Porque,
va sabes es inocente Y propensa
a los engreimientos Y Sc cree
todas las paparruchas que lie
cuentan... Y como no faltan NAL
intencionados.,., it1 entiendes?
No tie digo mas. Eres un hon.
bre y conoces Ell mundo... Me
p~restaras un favor grande, Mi
guelillo, 81 la convences de que
nadie re'a9e h&eo@~.a mas feliz
cue yo.,. Que no haga case de
conadres nj Il 'a'cadcres Que
solo h &c Une rega-
lie LOS a no revuai
to-. BE 2 h ST.
60 tace.. e.Ia... - D4os gra
eias, me sobra dinero para lie
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
LA AVANZADA DE LOS
DODGERS EN- GAMING

Saldra hoy de Hot Springs,
Arkansas, la avanzada de los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, compues-
ia por ell director Burleigh Gri-
mes y ocho peloteros.
Practicaran los Dodgers en- la
bella ciudad de Clearwater.
Los que hacen ell viaje con ell
director son los pitchers Van
Lingle Mungo, Fred Frank
house, Luke Hamlin, George
Jeffcoat, Albert Butcher, Waite
Hoyt y los catchers Babe Phelps
y ell jardinero Kiki Cuyler.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
IA GNCErA"

men practicandc sae II domin-
go.
Con los pitchers Sc ejereitan
los jugadores de cuadro Alexis
Kampouris, IS Billy Myers y ell
inicialista Arnold Greene.
Las primeras practicas de
combination Sc efegtuarln ell
yierneS.
Bill Y ell coach Hank Gowdy
parecen satisfechos.
Hoy Sc utilizara la pelota "me-
dicinal."
Esperanse noticias de Paul
Derringer, Ernie lombard, Ii
mus Frey, Baxter Jordan y C..
Hafey, los ~peloteros que todavia
no han firmado sus contracts.
Warren Giles tiene la seguri-
dad de que muy pronto Sc ALA
naran todas las dificultades.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
VICTORIA DE BEN BROWN
SOBRE DIAMOND

Miami, Mario 2.-Un habil
boxeador de Atlanta, Ben
Brown, derrot6 aqui por puntos
en- dlez ~asaltos, al gladiator AL
Diamond, de Peterson, New
Jersey. Diamond pesaba 165 IL
oras, una mas que su contrario.
Brown puso a III rival al Dor
de de la piragua, en- los asaltos
oercero y noveno, pero no pudo
terminar con 81.
Yucatan Kid, de Ciudad de
MEXICO, superb a Paul Lee, de
Memphis, Tenn.
Los dos pertenecen a la cate
gorfa del peso ligero.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
ICROSETTI Y A
CEPTAN CONDICIONES

San Petersburg, Mario 2. =
Firmaron aver sus contracts
con los Yankees de New York,
ell SIS Frank Crosetti y ell pit
cher derecho Spurgeon Chand :
Ter. Los dos telegrafiaron anun-
ciando su partida hacia ell cam
pamento.
Los Yankees que no han fir
mado todavfa son Joe Di Mag
gio, Lou Gehrig Y Red Rolfe.
Sc agregaron aver al club, en-
perfecta salud, Jake Powell Y
Myril Hoag.
Powell Sc puso ell uniforme V
sali6 a practicar. Hoag empeza-
ra hoy,
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
OSTERMUEIILER FIRMO SU
CONTRATO

Boston, Mario Con los
Medals Rojas de Boston firm6
aver su contrato ell notable pit
cher zurdo Fritz Ostermueller.
Ell pitcher anuncia que inme :
diatamente Sc pondra en- canine
del campamento de Sarasota, en-
la Florida.
Eddie Collins espera grandes
cosas del zurdo en- la temporada
que Sc avecina. Ell brazo de Ian
Ear esta va en- perfectas condi :
clones,
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
TERRELL Y STONE FTRMA-
RON SUS CON
/. LOS SENADORES

Orlando, Mario Con los
Sena9oras firmaron aver sus
contracts ell pitcher Yves Terrell
y Ell jardinero Johnny Stone.
Ell contrato de Stone lego por
correo y el Sc presentara el lu-
mes en- el campamento.
Terrell habl6 por telefono con
Griffith y llegaron a un acuer :
do.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

Mejores dias nos aguardan en-
cuanto a los negocios; pero no
sabemos 81 podra decirse 10 mis-
en- cuanto al pugilismo.
Encontrar un "caballo blan :
co" seria 10 ideal, pero no hay
muchos caballeros con 'flus" de
Mike Jacobs por estos contor =
nos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
LAS PRACTICAS DE LOS RIO
JOS DE CINCINNATI

Las practicas de los Rojos en-
traran hoy en- una nueva etapa
de mayor fuerza.
Bill McKechnie ha senalado
dos turnos, uno de 10 80 a IL 80
y otros despues de la 80.
Los pitchers Y catchers vie
La gaceta., 1938-03-02
Los MAJOS
DE CADI2
n
ARMANDO P. VALDES

.jog. Sc puede un hombre diver
tir, correr guasas y gozar del
mundo sin meter la pata, isa-
bes, IQue gracia tiene correr
hoy una juerga y m2hana que lie
corran a uno en- pelo los guar
dies? Els menester cue dejes a
esos andraiosos cen Qrien an
das, que no pueden darte mas
nue. desazones. Relnete con HON
bres aegulares que tengan un
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

a la importation de boxeadores,
muchos de los cuales valen muy
POGO Y Sc llevan con ellos la par
tie principal de la bolsa.
I'm campeonato de ALTOONA :
dos Sc organizara en- la Habana
dentro de pocas semanas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

Hace algunos amos Sc o~frecian
los o tres programmes de boxeo
.odas las semanas,
Downing tenia exito en- Ben
amin Field, todos los viernes,
En- ell Circulo Cubano, todos
los lunes, los fieles llenaban ell
Estadio.
Ofrecian programmes adiciona
les las arenas de boxeo amateur.
Los muchos errores trajeron
la decadencia y hoy todos nos
sentimos descontentos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

lPudiera organizarse un cam
peonato amateur de boxeo entire
los j6yenes latinos?
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

Nos parece que en- Tampa,
imitando a Cuba, la Comision
Atletica va a tener que meterse
a empresario, sin que este sig
nifique la resurrection compile
ia del pugilismo.
Jim Downing tomo un socio y
Sc lie di6 al pugilismo una inyec
ci6n. Ell socio vic claro y Sc re-
tr6.
Mantuvo Jim la pelea contra
la indiferencia de los fanatics.
LIE negaron apoyo y Sc mar
che a Atlanta.
AL Ketchell entr6 a sustituir
a Jim...-y tiene la suerte de es-
paldas.
Ofreci6 dos programs y los
dos culminaron en- otros tantos
tracasos.
SCuando llegara la injection?
La gaceta., 1938-03-02

Sc VENDE Mant6n espafol,
muy bonito. Bajo precio. Infor-
man 1908 Gale IL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-09-30

asGl.5i Fa59lV- 8" 'I.7'8
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
SChreiber Host at
Pro-Am Golf PLAY

Bill Schneider, professional at
Mt. Pleasant, Baltimore, will be
host at a pro-amateur tournament
next Monday at / o'clock. Play
will be with three partners from
scratch.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
MILLER ARRIVES
TONIGHT; Kodak
SHINES IN DRILL
BY HOWARD JACOBS

Freddie Miller, Southpaw bat
tier from Cincinnati, will arrive in
town late this evening for his Is
round world featherweight cham
pionship battle with Leo Kodak,
Of Chicago, scheduled for Monday
night at Turner's Arena.
Freddie, who was Shorn Of the
title by Petey Sarran here two
years ago, is coming with Harry
Gordon, his trainer, and will make
his training headquarters at the
Huron gymnasium, where he will
hold long workout tomorrow and
engage in light calisthenics on
Sunday.
Meanwhile, Leo, who arrived
yesterday morning and breezed
through four fast rounds of box
ing at Sid Fischel's gymnasium,
was scheduled to hold longer
workout at the same quarters this
afternoon. The shifty Chicagoan
turned in an impressive perform
ance in his initial drill here, and
appears to be in tip-top shape.
He displayed a lightning left
hand, with plenty of power in
his right, too, besides showing
clever footwork. He worked with
Billy Banks and Buster Miller
and practically toyed with both.
His timing was perfect, and he
set his SparmateS back on their
heels several times. Leo was in
there just to get up a good sweat,
but in so doing gave his two
rivals plenty of leather.
Nate Lewis, his manager, spoke
highly of his young charge, and
is predicting that he will capture
the crown Monday night.
IT have handled many great
fighters in my day. but Leo is
one of the best. I know it will
be close, but Leo has the stuff
to come through. He's tops
among the featherweights to-
day, and it will be long time
before any of them will beat
him." concluded the veteran
pilot.
Both manager and boxer spent
their first night in the District
at the wrestling show, but Leo
had to leave early to get some
Shut-eye.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
CALLoP'S SELECTIONS
az At Empire
rfRST RACE-Thre

FIRST RACE-Ready-About. Honey
Seat. Festivities.
SECOND RACE-FlyinE Ariel That
One, Maebeau.
THIRD RACE-Diavid, Depth Bomb,
Credence.
FOURTH r A E. Invader, Hello
Stranger. Black Bun.
FIFTH RACE-Hy Camp. Spanish
Jean, Many Flags.
SIXTH RACE - Miyako, Endymion.
Brannon.
SEVENTH RACE-Cuckoo, Inviting,
Volo snow.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
At NarraganSett
KeeneIand Entries

'xFlip Flap. .104IAl Au Feu. .114
Gulf Breeze. 1917
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-o claim
ing purse, 800; l lis miles.
xSun Victor ...107I xPort Mora 49,. .1o2
Lima Mac ..... .1O7 Bess B. ....... lilo
xDistillation ..110I Russia .......115
Don Moss ......115I
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-o olds and
upward; claiming; purse, 500; 1K miles
Powers Gouraud114I Time to Play iii
xWild Day -. .104lxRhimeda .1O3
xTearout ..... .11Ol xBig Brook -. 104
EIGHTH RACE (Substitute)- Two
year-olds; claiming; purse, $500; fur
longs.
Don't Disturb 103I Cynical .....10S
High Top .... III xMalinda B. los
Francine W. ...1OSl xProphecy ...103
xShot Tower .102 Norie ...,......1 .1OS
Our Laddie ...111l
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
FRED KEATS SELECTIONS
At Empire

FIRST RACE-Honey Seat. lightning
Lady, Bright Spot.
SECOND RACE-That One, Well
TafRD RACE Cop In. Fcxton.
FOURTH RACE-BlRck Bun, Invader,
watch Over.
FIFTH RACE-Hy Camp, Perfect
Dear, Bugles Blow.
SIXTH RACE-Endymion. Sonsyboy,
sSVENTH RAcE-voIe Snow, Invit-
AaF, Belle ShamssP,
SEET BBT-HONEE SEAT
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

aMrs. W. Hochschild and Mrs. P. lyle
hart entry.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old and
upward; claiming; purse. $1,000; about
furlongs.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
AT LAUREL

FIRST RACE-Banner Girl. Argella,
Zenana.
SECOND RACE-Persian Prince, Swim
along, Big March.
THIRD RACE-Harriet Ann, SkaKer-
rak Brookmeade entry.
FOURTH RACE-Parmelee T., Joanny,
Bartering Kate.
FIFTH RACE-Pernie, Grass Cutter,
John One.
SIXTH RACE-Blazing Heat, Hardy
Jim, Mystic Isle
SEVENTH RACE-Amhurst, Joba-
kheta, Zinnia
EIGHTH RACE-Rlack Grouse, Anglo
Saxon, Little Time.
BEST BET-PERNIE,
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Biscuit, War Admiral
In PimIiCo Workout

PIMLICO, Nd, Oct. 21.-Sea-
biscuit outran War Admiral by a
fifth of a second in time trials
held here yesterday preparatory to
their match November l. War
Admiral went four furlongs in
:49 3-5, while Seabiscuit did the
same distance in 40 2-5.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
AT KEENELAND

FIRST RACE-Carlsbad, Jim Mike,
Sweep Through
SECOND RACIAL Forlorn, Little
Mike. Jens Son.
THIRD RACE-Sadie F., Alice High
land. Little Empress
FOUR RACE-Temulate, Supreme
Speed, Star Boarder
FIFTH RACE-Merry Mood, Old Mas
sau. Rushaway.
SIXTH RACE-Russia, Distillation,
Bess B.
SEVENTH RAcE-Tearout, Powers
Gouraud. Rhimeda.
EIGHTH RACE-High Top, Shot
Tower, Malinda B.
BEST BET-MERRY MOOD.
AT SPORTsMANs PARK
FIRST RACE-Opoca, Last Hop, Muri-
ellynn.
SECOND RAcE-Moss Gal. Red Hay,
Social Error.
THIRD RACE-vuljest. Mr.. Mile.
Chiefs Boy.
FOURTH RACE-wowo, Marble May.
Star Bess.
FIFTH RACE-James, Speedy Booger,
Lady Albert G.
SIXTH RACE-witan. Mary Vito,
Jokester.
SEVENTH RACE - Wild West, Sir
Quest. Rock Sally.
EIGHTH RACE-Swamp Angel, Wan
derobo Towson.
NINTH RACE-Transfun, Brides De-
light, Fletus.
BEST BET-Moss GAL.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Empire City Entries

FIRST RACE - Two-year-old fillies
maidens; claiming: purse, $1,000: 5H
furlonRs
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Rut|ey, Turner Meet
In Va. Golf Finals

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 21.-Ted
Rutley and T. Turner Smith meet
a week from tomorrow in the
finals of the annual Belle Haven
Country Club golf tournament.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Bindmon's
Selections
BY LOU BLNDMAN
international News Service HandIcapper

A"'0E"ahOhhI News service Handicapped
AT EMPIRE CITY
FIRST RACE-Ready About, Honey
Seat, Festivities.
SECOND RACE-FlyinE Ariel. That
Ore. MOebeau
THIRD RACE-Dievid, DepthbomD b,
Credence.
FOURTH RACE-Invader, Hello
stranger, Black Bun.
FIFTH RACE-Hy Camp, Spanish
Jean. Many Flags
sixth RACE-Miyako, Endymion,
SEVENTH RAcE-cuckoo. Inviting,
Volo Snow.
BEST BETTY CAMP.
AT NARRAGANsETr
FIRST RACE-Loafer, Lina's Son.
Saxopal. S0"
SECOND RACE-Nancy Reed Ellen
H. Happy Picnic.
THIRD RACE-Muggins Eldee, Brain
Trust. '- N''
FOURTH RAcE--Yule Star, High
Pool, Cruising
FIFTH RACE-woodsaw. Marson,
SIXTH RAcE-cOmbatant Jszreel,
Gold Fin.
SEVENTH RAcE-Princs Dean, Es-
pinaca, Grand Jester.
EIGHTH RACE-Courtney's Pet,
Vitox. Miss Pecan
BEST BET-LOAFER.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
NaTaganSett Entries

FIRST RACE-Three-year-o1 and up
ward; claiming; purse. $1,000; mile and
20 yards.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Paddock Picks EN-
AT LAUREL
WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK SLOW

COMMENT
Looks like right one
Won last easily
Good race at New York
Figures very close
Has plenty of speed
Nothing last time
Reported very fast
Won at Timoniun
Needs more racing
Cheap platter
Does not figure
Closer IL starts
le, My Shadow, Argella.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

Are Stockings On Their Last LegsP
So Says Carolyn Wells, POpuIar Au.
thor and POetess, as She Takes Peep
at the Hose Of Yesteryear, Traces the
History of Leg Covering, and Predicts
That by Becoming Sheerer and Sheerer
They May Soon Dissolve Into Nothing.
A SprightIy Feature illustrated in
Full Color in The American Weekly,
the Magazine Distributed with Next
Sundays Washington HeFaId-Times
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-30
JlM'S CHEVROLET SERVICE

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gilman, Grand
Coulee, were callers in town Sunday
ORANGE SHERBET! Home made
and utterly delicious. Special for this
weeken at the Gem Cafe. adv.
Mrs. L. J. Leander was visitor at
the Clarence Fields home Tuesday.
Mrs. G. p. Nehr and son and jessie
Blakesley were dinners guests at the
Harold Stoll home Tuesday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-30

Tacoma, visited in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. r. Rhodes, Sr. and chill
dren spent Monday at the Jorgensen
home
Dick Larsen, Beulah Larsen and
Don Gilden motored to the okanogan
valley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott and son,
Elsie Evans, Perry Brown, Mr.. and
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-30

Kathryn Hopkins visited with Mrs.
John Joplin Friday.
Este Evans was Tuesday visitor
in town.
Marguerite Box, Wenatchee, visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Rev. T. A. Davis was a dinner
guest at the w. A. Pollin home Tues
day.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-30
Y;;I!IkI|''S'!,I|,$I;2|Ik SS

Donald Thompson is calling on
friends at the dam this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Struntz of
Mold, were Coulee City visitors OH
Wednesday.
Mrs. Leonard Smith of Kellogg,
Idaho, visited with her sister, Mrs.
Jack Gilden, last week.
Milton Salters Of Almira, was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mclean and
daughter visited here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgemon spent
yesterday in town.
daughter and Wallace DIN are visit
ing in North Dakota.
Jim Jess made q business trip to
Spokane Monday.
Mrs. J. +. Fosgatc of Corning, Cali
foinia, is guest of her brother, 7.
T.. Leonard, and family
Harry Ellison and Floyd Fowler of
Myrtle Point, Oregon, called on friends
here over the weekend.
Edwin Beard, former local school
teacher, visited friends in Coulee City
Oil Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Nehr and son,
Billy, and Jessie Blakesley, all FROM
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-30
CeULEE CITY DISPATCH
1. W. (BoB) NILSSON, Editor

Telephone 382 and 3S3
Entered at the postoffice at Coulee
City. WASH. as second-class matter.
Published Every Thursday Morning
In the Interest If Couiee City and
the Neixhboring Vicinity.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-30

Nj. and Mrs. Q. W. Levitt made
business trip to Eplrata Tuesday.
FOR RENT-1so acres of land,
north of Mold. --Chas. E. Boyer, Oak
Harbor, Wash. adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-19
MASS MEETING
 NOTICE POSTED
Civic Leaders Invited to Attend Conference Here
 on Relief

The Waterbury Brass Workers Union today mailed out letters to civic and political leaders here to- day, telling them of the unions plan to hold mass meeting of the un- employed sometime next month. John J. Driscoll, recording secretary of the union, said that these people were informed of the mass meeting plan because it was believed by union officers that the reasons for the mass meeting should be of in- terest to everybody concerned with the city's welfare.
 MT. Driscoll said that influential citizens would be invited to cooper ate with the union in its program to relieve the problems of the unem- ployed.
 "A large proportion of our popu- lation is now on relief as the result of unemployment" MT. Driscoll said. Many of OUT citizens are im- properly fed and improperly clothed and sheltered. The situation grows more serious every day. The time to take remedial action Is now, before the situation gets out of hand. This the union proposes to attempt, and it earnestly hopes it will have the cooperation of the entire commun- ity."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-19
Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Sunday, February 20

sunday, February 20
 Mind" will be the subject of the Lesson Sermon
 The Golden Text is from Psalms 92:5: 70 Lord, how great are thy works! and thy thoughts are very deep"
 Selections from the Bible include the following passages from Cor. 3: 1920: "Let no man deceive himself If any man among you seemeth to be wise in this world, let him be- come a fool, that he may be wise For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is writ ten, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness. And again, The Lord knoweth the thoughts of the wise that they are vain"
 Readings from the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, include the following citation from page 114:l: Usage classes both evil and good together as mind; therefore, to be understood, the author calls sick and sinful humanity mortal mind,- meaning by this term the flesh op- posed to Spirit, the human mind and evil in contradistinction to the divine Mind, or Truth and good. The spiritually unscientific definition oi mind is based on the evidence of the physical senses, which makes minds many and calls mind both human and divine"