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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
LEGION SCHEDULES
 BIG JIGGS DINNER
 FOREVENING MAY l6

At a well attended meeting of Afford John Bradford Post, Ameri- can Legion, last night in the Dugout plans were made for Jiggs dinner to be held on May 16, starting at 6:30 pm A committee of Vice Com mander Bert Lybeck, John E. Peg ues and Tom Hutchings was named to handle the affair
 Plans for Memorial Day obser- vance also were discussed and the committee made up of the Post Off, ficers and Past Commanders E. M. Policy, w. o. Johnson and Waino Hendrickson was named to handle the annual event which the Legion with the Auxiliary sponsors.
 Try The Empire classifieds for results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
BURFORD SAILS ON SELLING TOUR TO
 WESTWARD CITIES

J. B. Burford left aboard the AL aska for the Westward on a sell ing tour which will take him to Valdez. Fairbanks, Seward, Anch- orage, and Cordoya for the coming month.
 Burford will sell school supplies and office equipment carried by the J. B. Burford store here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
SHEARER FUNERAL
 TO BE TOMORROW

Funeral services for Tom Shearer, Juneau tailor, who died this week at St. Ann's Hospital, have been an- nounced for 2 pm. tomorrow from the Charles w. Carter mortuary.
 Pallbearers will be George Gulluf- sen, Bert Lybeck, Bud Anderson, John E. Pegues, Steve Vukovich, and Tom Hutchings. The services are to be conducted by the American Leg ion and interment will follow in the American Legion plot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast League

No games played in the Pacific Coast League Monday as team were travelling to open this after. noon on this weeks schedule.
 National League Brooklyn 4; New York '. Pittsburgh 6; Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 6; Chicago 3.
 American League Philadelphia 1; Boston 13. Detroit 3; Cleveland II. New York 3; Washington 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
BASEBALL TODAY

The following are scores of major league baseball games played this and received up to l:3( o'clock.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn T. Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia 2; Chicago 5. New York 2; Cincinnati 10. Boston 2; St. Louis 3.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 2; Philadelphia '. St. Louis 1 New York 5. Detroit 3; Boston 4 Cleveland 10; Washington g. Today's News Today.-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
OFF TO KANAKANAK

J. A. Bender, for sometime on the Juneau staff of the Signal Corps, left for Kanakanak, Bristol Bay aboard the Alaska accompanied by his wife. Bender will have charge of the station at that point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
HOUSE ENTERED

John Polok, resident on the Loop Road, Glacier Highway, reports that his house has been entered, through a door that was smashed, and a sum of money taken He is making an inventory to ascertain whether anything else was stolen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
FRED Ap0STOLI
 OPERATED UPON

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May g. Fred Apostoli, San Francisco mid- dleweight contender, today went on the surgeons table for removal Of his appendix.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
American League
DERBLAY NORTHBOUND

The freighter Derblay of the Al- aska Steamship Company sailed Sunday from Seattle enroute to Ju- neau with a general cargo of freight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03

Today's News Today.-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03

Try an Empire ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03

Try The Empire classifieds fol results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03
Opening May 15

Sunday. May 15, less than two weeks away, was named as the opening date of the local season
 with the Champion Moose and their old rivals, Douglas, meeting in the first tussle. It was further agreed that two games each half will be played on the Douglas diamond, the remaining games at Firemen's Park in Juneau Both the Moose and the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-03

'oday's News Today.-Empire.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
Eye Fault Cives
Upside-Do,o,,
Outlook to B0v
~ the Associated Press,


CHICAGO. oct. a7.-Everything
that moves seems upsids down to &
year-old Richard Kenealy.
The discovery Of his parents and
teachers that Richards world Il topsy.
tarvy made him An object Of scientific
curiosity today.
The boy. Z second grade pupil, reads
upside down and backward. A moving
automobile, he said. seems as though
its wheels are in the air but when 1t
stops 1t u instantaneously back to
normal.
On the playground Richards friends
appear to be running upside down, and
. ball thrown overland appears to be
delivered with IN underhand sweep.
DR.. 8. ]. Krump, 4 public school
optometrist, said the case was unique
In his 10 years Of practice. He ex-
pressed belief that careful and patient
muscular training would make Rich
ards vision normal.
The red-haired younsster was de.
scrioed Is normal except for his vision.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
FARMERS FIGHT U. S.
PURCHASE OFLANDS
500 Indiana Hill Residents Nap
Plea to President to Block
Buying Of Eroded Sector.

~ the Associated Press.
BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Oct. 27.-Hin
farmers in eastern Greene County pre-
pared today to put before President
Roosevelt . petition protesting . Gov
ernment plan to buy up their farms
over . 136, 6,000-acre stretch in q ST.
900 900 land utilization project.
They signed the petition in nearby
solsberry High School gymnasium last
night. An estimated 500 persons were
1T the meeting.
ROBBERY Yoho, night school teacher
and president of the Eastern Greene
County Home Protection League. said
II the league could get the money TO-
gether = farmers committee would 20
to Washington with the protest. Other
wise, he said, the petition would be
mailed.
The petitioners asked the Govern
ment to withdraw its project for buy
ing land in six townships which the
Bureau of Agriculture Economics has
held UNIT for farming and turning it
into forest and pasture. They said
the plan was mot desired In this
area"
In its place they proposed that the
Department Of Agriculture give them
various agricultural helps to make
this progressive farming community. "
Spokesmen explained they wanted not
money but training In building up
fertility of the eroded hill country.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
NEWARK NAZI RIOTING
QUELLED, 5 ARRESTED
- the Associate Prem.

- the Associated Press,
NEWARK, Oct. 27-One hundred
policemen used their night sticks
early today to halt disorders % q hos
tile group Of several hundred attacked
uniformed members Of the German
American Volksbund - they at
tempted to leave . meeting. Five men
were arrested.
Members Of the pro-Naxi group
were leaving the hall when, police said,
the crowd rushed the German -Ameri-
can group. estimated by police At 200.
The police on guard ordered the
bund members back into the hall and
charged into the crowd. They drove
them back and then escorted the
Nazis out of the hall in twos to waiting
automobiles.
The anti-Nazi groups had paraded
In front Of the building for two and .
half hours. Marchers carried signs
reading: ''NaN-ism means racial
hatred; mo room for Naxi-ism here:
Hitler u nicht Hitler
Is not Germany: "out with Nah
SPIES"
Evening star., 1938-10-27

Detective James Green said he ap
prehsndsd George fleming. sought
since he disappeared With the Jewels
Tuesday in . 5000 limousine owned
By Edward n Townsend. IT,. socially
prominent insurance broker. as Hem-
ing entered the apartment Of friend.
All Of the jevelry, including . q, 900
diamond ring which Detective Green
said had been pawned for SIS, was re-
covered.
Detective Green said Fleming ad-
mitted spending the money in . drink
ing bout with four other men.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
REBELS REPULSED
Spanish Loyalists Report Drive
Against Madrid Broken.

HENDAYE, France, Oct. ~ R.-
Government military dispatches re-
ported today that insurgent troops
were repulsed in night-long efforts to
break through lines on the Madrid
front.
The insurgent offensive was concen-
trated on 7h mile front between
the communications centers Of Sesena
and Ciempozuelos, south Of Madrid.
Insurgents failed similarly two days
ago IN an effort to break through gov
eminent lines in that area.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
CarIlc.Parsley an Adm
HIGH l0oD PRE$SWE

Me1,ce. tepo.S TX snst s.;s ~ ..jns;s. ~
blood pressure. First, it tends to relax tishteasd
arteries. Second. it checks or inhibits dseonpo-
sitioa Of waste mattsr in the bowels, Q eoatribu-
tory cause Of high blood pressure. To ~
concentrated garlic and per.iey IL sdortss
tablets, used repeatedly ct regular intervals.
aid In reducing blood pressure and fsa1cvinG
hsadachs and digsiness caused BY axossgivssy
high Yeadines. To learn what raises your blood
pressure and for medical treatment sohsulA
your doctor. Largs boz. TO-. Special economy
~, Sl0Q.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
CHAUFFEUR IS SEIZED
ON CHARGE OF LARCENY
New York Brokers' Driver Had
Been Missing With 411e,o6O
Of Employers Jewels,

- ths Associated Prsss,
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-A 3S-year-
Old chauffeur, missing along with
$lls.0so Of his wealthy employers
jewelry. was arrested today on . charge
Of grand larceny.
Evening star., 1938-05-01

To show her that she deserves the best, three
GREAT bath size tablets OF the luxury Soap Of
the world-YardIey's Old English Lavender
with months Of creamy, fragrant
luxury iather in each one ''S~
Evening star., 1938-02-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HOUSEKEEPER, white. rood cook. for en-
ployed couple or small adult family: re-
nned, reliable, intslligent. Box 426-J STAR
INFANTS NURSE. hospital trained; Ger
man: city reference; also practical expe-
Iiehce with adults. Box 34-E. Star.
training. will take any case: day duty:
Doctors reference. Atlantic 1853. II
PRACTICAL NURSE with hospital expe-
Renee. wishes position in refined family.
Georgia 1ISO
SrIEsNOGRAPHER, "a, clerical. banking ex-
perience: can meet public: temp. part time
or permanent. Adams O92y
WOMAN. young. wishes position in den-
tlsts or doctors Office small salary: will.
ing to learn. Adams rSl4
Evening star., 1938-02-01
SAlESkEk.


statesmen. experienced in real estate.
insurance 1 or subdivision work: aualified
mission basis. Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3I4
Bond Bldg. Mr.. Davis
WANTED-Salesmen for Plymouth and De
Soto motor cars: experience desirable but
not not absolutely necessary euaranteed earn
and assistance in closing 3 men wanted
at once. Evans-Palmer. Inc. 18th and L.
CLEAN CUT MEN
Accustomed to $50 per week or
more to join a new sales organi-
zation now being formed by ma
tionally operating corp. distri-
buting a new library unit to
business and professional people,
used and endorsed by many
prominent men. Opportunity
for advancement. See Mr.. Gross,
after 9 am. Second Natl Bank
Bldg, room 708.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
HELP MEN AND XoMRA

eALB9MAN-High 9rade. to sell scrAp
iron. copper. to Representatives foreiGn
countries. Box 64-J Star.
WHITE CoUPLES65 apt. free for serv-
ices Of wife, whose husband is working.
to do work and manage house. No wages.
Must be neat and capable Of renting
Evening star., 1938-02-01
BOOKKEEPING.
SITUATIONS MEN e. woMEh.

ana houseman: references. 62S o st. NV
COUPLE (colored) wants work together. or
man wants any kind of work; woman wants
general houSework; city and Va. ref. Col.
1859.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
WATNuMAK

MATCHMAKER.
Only highly skilled men
who are interested in a per-
manent connection with a
high-class store need apply.
Box 84-J, Star.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
FILTER
WOMEN's G. COATS AND

SUITS.
If you are a firSt-class filter
OF women's garments, this
permanent position in a first
class store will interest you.
Box 83-J. Star.
Evening star., 1938-02-01

READY-TO-WEAR
SALESWOMAN.
One of Washington's best
stores has several permanent
positions open for women of
chara acter and refinement
who are experienced in sell
ing ready-to-wear. Box 81-J,
Star.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
Drain on Tinn0ra .A.
by Charles Henry ~

The story thus TAR: Douglas
MdcCnuley, superintendent OF the
Jones-MacCauley Exporting Co.
headquarters on Timora Island, in
the Pacific. goes do,un to the dock
to meet an incoming shipment OF
supplies from San Francisco. Capt.
Roche OF the Celebes offers Mac
Cduley drink prior to bringing
torwdrd the new accountant, Dhon
MdcCauley has been expecting
daily. When Denise Hampden is
brought in the burly superintendent
fys into a rage. 1t seems that she
passed her Grams and made out her
shipping papers under the name OF
"Denis," then persuaded Jones OF
the home Office to let her take the
5ob. MacCaMev finally agrees to
let her stay long enough to earn
her passage back. They are stand
ing on the deck Uhen q tall young
man comes along the pier, greets
them cheertully and is grutly re-
piled to by M1cCnuley.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
Aelp kARN.

ASW NiEHKI .ns sE
Te' :tF'essi sns I.
= and pm WADE sg1ck g. opposite
d.; .na ssat @s &c: Pfzs:
ton H piy fST the osS sss or your own PROPOSE
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYEs. part time. in
Apt. ~. 1928 18th St. NV. SO.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced must have
references. Apply No. Kennedy st. NV.
MAN. young. with service station or chain
Sn 1ssasr sas
Press pIda "a 4:ao-s. sDRtS RSesd.y. s NH''0n@l
NAN. with experience in. starting delica-
Iineoln 4sse no capital necessary Call
GnnSt;tI9len GMANAGER for Navy cafeter,a. lsth and
Raepsr must Tefs .ppy Gnk IN nssd pel.
son. Room 35O2 Navy Dept.
la1S,..e MlEN-9ne Of the worlds largest re-
dffssT:tion II concerns REQUIRES the services
ton and engineering trainine exp. Give
aualincations and refs. in orst letter. BOX
337-A. Star:
MEN; MEN; active IN fraternal orders. clubs.
Who are in seilns and dasis
Room r mafe*;e ar n..n their incems Apply t.
food f3TIsiDG pToducts - I've 1n
reply: !2a. Box 9a.y. stsr se '0il information In
sAhEsMAN 8! Ne for G. =: reiTi1er.toTs. ranges.
Call Mr.. Hierlins Greenwood OSSb. A'
sALEsMAN for permanent position where
he should ; make good income selling the
At. AmefiGnn MT,n ASasdemys AccMntancy Training:
70 prospects making written Inquiries.
This ThI;nsiES Is M NOT 4 cosREsPoNpb9EsSsseak Il
COURSE For interview phone DIST. s4:l.
sALESMEN-Established and progressive
company. com nationally advertised. viii add
m.n.nt Two men to Washineton sales stan Per-
sSe siSees az. sfs &c. Write iSr
number. Box 45-J. Star. IL
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. expert
enced. for large. modern. privately owned
xo1ki1Ep snd operssed service
mention experience. education, age, mar
Iied or ssinele and salary expected. Box
THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY can use
srea ssrea in Washington. Write Box 352-E.
WATERMAN, white, one who has worked
and f have or iaundEy must be sober
and Dyers. rear of 633 H st. ne.
RESPONSIBLE MEN,
b-for established grocery routes steady
year-round work with no lay-on. Earnings
NJ Nh run peter than $50 weekly to start.
Married men preferred See route man.
aeer. to Il am. 5I3 K st. NV
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Man. over %. for dignified. permanent
sales position. Store experience helpful
as most OF this work is contracting store
customers. Car needed. Apply 10 am
wednesday, employment ONCE. 4th fioor.
MEN,.
Owing to our expansion. we have a few
more openings for ambitious, c,ean-cut
men, At least -. with D. c. drivers per
mits Salary: $3.50 wk.. plus com and
bonus. Possible earnings. $40 to $40 VIZ.
No selling Apply between 10 and IL am.
only. 1890 e2nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton, such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
SITUATIONS AEN.

AccouNTANT: exp: income, social g.
ccurity. tax work; books started. audited.
kept part time; very reas. Adams 9796.
AUTO MECHANIC experienced all makes.
wants steady work. Atlantic O496-J. 2'
CARPENTER and painter wants work,
old or new. North 91OO. 2s
BOY. ~. 3 years experience as clerk will
Ma,;oaa take any kind @ Of Job. Have D. c. permit.
INVESTIGATOR wants work; years with
Government. Phone Emerson bO16. IL
NAN. colored, exp, wants work as !anitor.
or work Of any kind; has engineers license,
D. G. drivers permit: flrst-class city ref;
ready to go to work. District 1892.
NAN ,colored. butler, Va. chauffeur. ALL
around nouSeman; experienced: D. c.. Md.
cnauneur.s license: small sal. Met. 947l.
PATENT specification and amendment
wrltlng, pleceWork or part time; exp. pat
ent attorney. r. Q. Box 500. WASH. d. C.
YOUNG MAN wants Job as porter or
nouseman or dishwasher: good reference.
Call Decatur 3718.
BOOKKEEPING.
Accountant. many years with national
TAX service on daily, weekly or monthly
OASIS at low rates to small businesses or
indlv1duals. Accountant, 925 Union TT.
Bldg. Metropolitan 1918.
Evening star., 1938-02-01

HELP WoMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around: steady
Beauty sns shop sa feeTnf fsh s Dr.Is1Ted n1
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER. important
position; must know all branches Of beauty
culture; Write in detail, experience. Box
CLUB MEMBERS: ATTENTION. You can
orsanization by forming hosiery. gift or
lingerie clubs. Percentage. Miss Edelin,,
Us 9th st. NV.
L1ADIEs.Helix a1d.1Ess Co is now acceDtinE ap
iinserie Percentsse. % ABBY S5I morninss. 9siess.
715 9th st. NV.
LADY. over 20, high school education. for
personal contact work. Apply 9 to- IL.
Zeal Silk Hosiery Mills, Room eos. 1927
PLEASANT PLEA. and proflt able Contact work for
and 40. Box 346-E. Star
SALARY AND BONUS, no selling; steady.
EASY EASY Plea Pleasant survey occupation. shep-
pery Section Of speciality store: knowledse
perienee. Replies contidentisi. Box I 4s1-J.
sa. s1TS . .9S
Room 314. Bond Bldg. Mr.. Davis.
WOMAN. for general once work part time;
triet nsa 3ss4 z; from s:15 to 1890 am. and
from their homes. part-time work; must
y; Ss:sE ss; Natl saSss ss es'sssa sso and
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN for making DEM
onstration.. some experience, 3 or days
per week. hours 9:3O to 4. Shep. 1880.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
FOUND

>. An,mols and articles OF ralue
rsat,..g ,nqt ngps been found may be Gde
II no retcard is expected. N''e
Edch advertisement mill be linn.
itsG 10 four lines. The name and
aaaress OF ddpertiser tciH be re-
Evening star., 1938-02-01
MEN

Owing to our expansion. We have a few
more openings for ambitious c,ean-cut
men, men At least =; with .. c. drivers per-
mlts. Salary. Sl1.5O wk, plus com. and
bonus: Possible earnings. $40 to $40 VIZ.
No selling. Apply between 10 and IL an.
only. 1850 12nd st, NV '-
Evening star., 1938-02-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CONTINUED.

1I,l THERE 1s MONEY in msrchandisins ma:
x n e that make new 1e nss
Of machine In n ssleetsd locations. 1nvsessti-
RooM1No HOUSE. near Govt: bldgs.;. a
Miss McCown. zoos II st. Met. 4s13.
GUEST HOUSE New HAMPSHIRE at dupont
Circlel-l3 rooms. bstks: income about
iiye 1, .oT while making : good living; only
4. M. De shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500.
LEAVING ,cITY-Must sell. at once s-r..
fd fa prss ns4 4ssSS %onis. rent ns sO $3.50 cash
ra nE oes p 81 81 .fy iste Tens tna @ ST.
equipment cost $4,000. carries 81, 800
ss tsss pes sSss' ans ts4% c,s
for owner zoos II. st. NV: Met. 4sI3..
RESTAURANT. LIQUOR: excellent loca:
cash and Balance terms. Box 4os.j. Star. STAR
RoOMING HOUSE. downtown. "a rms. Il
baths. tear garage. Good income. Price.
"a, 800; S2 900 down payment. Mrs. GAM
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
apt. house, block north Dupont Circle; 8
apts.. nicely furn.. and basement: bldg in
fine condition.: air-conditioned. automatic
heat. large hot-water storage tank. 2-car
garage: present income $3.50 per year;
fully rented; will sacrifice for sig 800. tn-
Guiding furnishings: $4,000 will handle.
Box 129-E. Star.
ROOMING HOUSE. Il rooms. h.-W.h.
Rent, S66. Good income. Real bargain
for $500. half cash.
RoominE house. "A rooms. 2 baths. Cheap
rent. Income about $500. Sacrifice ac-
count of illness; $500 down.
Lunch. we'll equipped, 3-room apt Cheap
rent. Bargain: $3.50 down.
LUNCH. beer. well equipped. Cheap rent.
Splendid business; $500 down.
Delicatessen. :. furnished rooms. Rent.
SO. Price. only S!56.
Delicatessen, 3 rooms. Rent, $25. Tran.
sient st. Asking $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
RESPONSIBLE MEN

b-for established grocery routes, steady
Will run better than $50 weekly to start.
NO experience necessary. WE TRAIN You.
Marrled men preferred. See route man
aver. to IL a.m 5I3 K st. NV
Evening star., 1938-02-01

OPERATE "A
JERRY O'MAHONY
DINING CAR
BIG PROFITS-SMALL OVERHEAD
Operate 4 modern O'Mahony diner and
e nspes snr you nave some Gspal
latest catalog or visit our factory.
JERRY O'MAHONY, INC. ESTAB. 1909.
800 W: Grand ST.. ELIZABETH. N. J.
Worlds Largest Dining Car Builders
CAFETERIA. downtown, ST., seats $50;
rental S3G5; closes pm. Does x15O
daily; very beautiful equipment; price.
$4,000: easy terms
. BOB HOLLANDER,
Evening star., 1938-02-01

1TO4 IRVING ST NW-Gentleman to
share -arge front room. private bath: new
ly decorated After o m
Evening star., 1938-02-01

Man. over %. for dignified, permanent
sales position. Store experience helpful.
as most OF this work is contacting store
customers. Car needed. Apply 10 am
WEDNESDAY,, employment once 4th finnr
Evening star., 1938-02-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUP. reg. male 6IacF:
2 champions in 3 generations: S35 I7l0
N Wayne St.. Arlington. Walnut 1908.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. male. black:
also pointer PUPPY; feld stock: both pedi-
greed; reas. Wisconsin 4363
WIRE FOX TERRIERS, complete room
Ing. $3; hand-pucked, bathed. nails
Clipped; called for and returned. Adlea
Kennels. Mr.. and Mrs s. A. Woolner, Wash.
ington Grove, Md. Gaithersburg 2OS-J.
POULTRY 8 EGGS.
CHICKS. Rocks and New Hampsflres.
Order now for Saturdays hatch, j. d.
Henry, Falls Church 34s
Evening star., 1938-02-01

Copyright. 193S)
Continued tomorrow
tomorrow: John Pearson takes
Denise to see the more interesting
parts OF the island. He has not seen
an American girl In many months.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-05-05
HIGH SCHOOL GAME
WASHED OUT IN THIRD

One Of those timely, saved by
the bell" showers halted the Sank
Centre lenwood high school base
ball game Tuesday afternoon at the
Fair Grounds midway in the third
inning. Almost as black as the ov-
ercast sky above was the score
board to the locals when GlenYood
lead to 0, with four unearned runs.
Rains that broke furiously in the
third sent players scurrying for the
grandstand and cover. Called no
game, coaches are awaiting, Gene
Harvey said, the advent of good
weather before re-scheduling the
game.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-05-05
e. w. REEDER DIED;
KNEW SINCLAIR LEWIS

A boyhood acquaintance of Sim
clair Lewis, Sank Centre born auth
or, e. w. Reeder, retired railroad
employee, died at his home at 1888
Grand Avenue in st. Paul Friday.
Death followed a prolonged illness.
Mr.. Reeder, &c years old, was a
railroad man for forty years until
his retirement, because of i'll health,
in 1929. His career began in Sank
Centre when in 1889 he was station
clerk at the Northern Pacific de-
pot. Later he became train audi
tor and worked in Burtrum, st.
Cloud, and Little Falls before his
transfer to st. Paul. His wife, Ella,
survives. Funeral services were
held Sunday at the Thorsell and
sons funeral chapel in st. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-05-05
LEWIS BOOK SHOWER
COMES WITH THE RAIN

Along with the rains Of the week,
Sinclair Lewis, Nobel prize winning
author, literally showered the Bry-
ant Library with another parcel
of books" The works include twen-
ty-one currently favorite works Of
contemporary authors. The books,
he explained earlier, are those sent
him for acknowledgment, are ones
for which he has no shelf room.
Several such packages from the
Sank Centre born author have kept