davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-03-04

are proud of it. But when it comes
to flowers that we seek in our woods
in early spring. the wind flowers,
anemones, violets and others, the
snow plant hasn't a chance. The
plants vivid appearance is due to
its bright red stem, f1eshy, scale
like leaves, and similarly colored
flowers. 1t does not have a grada-
ton of color but is spike of solid
red
Evening star., 1939-03-04
Natures Children
Snow Plant
(Sarcodes sanguiena)

the ground and gather the food
needed.
The snow plant is a wildlng that
is fully appreciated and has legal
protection. 1t is established in ma
tional parks and many have gone
miles to see it. There is something
rather uncanny about it that strikes
all who view it. In spite of its
usual warm color it is plant
that appeals to you as cold and un-
bending in its attitude toward its
neighborS. It is unique, and we
Evening star., 1939-03-04
Labor League Hears Oliver

E. l.. Oliver, executive vice presi-
dent of Labor's Non-Partisan
League, addressed the students OF
American University on labor's need
for college graduates yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-03-04

the Supreme War Council of the
French Army, but outside that ne
leads very quiet life. On several
occasions in the last 1S months,
when the President of the Repuo-
lie was looking for a man of un-
challengeable integrity, he though
of Petain. But the field marshal
turned down all public Offices.
The fact that he has ac-
cepted the ambassadorship now
shows that Daladier has con-
Evening star., 1939-03-04

of task. He promised to be
relieved months
international situation
generals from and Germany
moment that imperative to send
outshne
less famo totalitarian military officers
Evening star., 1939-03-04

lIlCllIlcQ hAuOdSSdQOl III 1dl ID, ID
understood to be acting in a
rather special capacity. Besides
his official dispatches to the State
Department, he is given to con-
fidential letter writing to the
President, and the two friends
are in constant communication
by s-Atlantic telephone. Every
indication is that Bullitt is as
tonishingly alarmist, the best of
IL ha;.,n
Evening star., 1939-03-04

predictions the situation which the Presi
the President
entirely cautious spirits
might have less
Presidents
policy produced results this criticism
by the North America
Evening star., 1939-03-04
ByG. GOULD LINCOLN.

President Roosevelt returns to
Washington after a two weeks va
cation to face series of problems,
growing out of the attitude of SUBJ
Evening star., 1939-03-04

CHE opinions OF vrters this page their on not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented in The
effort to gDe all sides OF questions OF interest to It's
readers although opinions may oe contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1939-03-04
Anniversary
Observed at
Critical Time
Domestic and Foreign
Problems Burden
Democrucies
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Strange are the events which mark
the sixth anniversary of the induc-
ton into Office of President Roose-
welt.
On the domestic scene is move
Evening star., 1939-03-04

milder German and Italian tenn
per and the hopeful signs that
the next crisis will be a mere
fake to the atmosphere of vague
but awe-inspiring American men,
ace which the President has
created.
AS one sound and Well-in-
formed official put it, the Presi-
dent faced a desperately difficult
choice in the days after Munich.
It was then clear that the Fascist
Evening star., 1939-03-04
The Capital Parade
Presidents Foreign Policy Called Success;
Atmosphere Of Menace Held Effective on Dctotors

JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER
President paid heavy price foreign
policy. quoted here yesterday
alternate of mystery oatory until
the
Of which will interfere for time with sensible
abroad?
remarkably significant that the conservative officers
Of the State Department believe the "yes"
Buntly speaking they think that may
made the
Fascist nations
Evening star., 1939-03-04
HeudIineFo|k
And What
They Do
Gen. Arnold No Man.
Is Natural Congress
Contact
BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.

In 1912, summing himself out on
the caves of one Of the quaint fly
ing bungalows Of those days, 1t.
Henry H. Arnold made an altitude
Evening star., 1939-03-04

that he is worrying the German
and probably the Italian dictator.
OF course Mussolini, who is the
ruler of a strongly Catholic ma
tion, dares say but little at the
present time.
Pope Plus XII will follow the
policies Of his predecessors-that
Is to say he will do his utmost to
redirect the world on the road
to peace. His subjects are await
Evening star., 1939-03-04
This Changing World
Election Of Pope. Of Peace Seen os Troubling
Sober-RottIine Dictotors, Soothing Demoeroeies
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.
That the 0toc great power despite the molesta
ons The
has been evidenced the controversial which
followed the election Of Cardinal Pace
Plus XI
without doubt
diplomats
deep understanding presenday problems and such tact
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
vAROVANf PRED Cheeky

u vedOm1, re ObchOdnlci cas-
to prijimaj1 cheeky vladn1 po-
kladny falesne podepsane, u
rednici vladni tajne sluzby,
varuji tyto, ably cheeky Jim ma
bfdnute neznamymi osobami
zmenili jenom tenkrate, kdyz
osoby ty osobne znaj1.
Harry Cooper, hlavnl agent
mistni uradovny We vyzve sve
pravi, re &C vetsina WPA chez
XII menena jest opravnenymi
osobami, pTec nekdy neznaml
$ adresou cd obchodu udanou
nekde v dali chtej1 podvesti
falesnym checkem.
Agenty tajne sluzby zatceni
byli v Baltimore tri koncem
tydne a pfedvedeni vladnfmu
komisari, Jamesu K. Cullan,
ma patnact zalob vydanf fales-
nych deslti dolarovych checkd.
Zatceni byli: William T,
Lindsey, 40lety a jeho zena,
5Oleta a jej1 syn z predesleho
manzelstvi, Richard James
Franklin, 29lety. Zatceni byli
v dome We 100 blocku N. Cal
vert ulice. Manuel podrzer
pod zarukou $1,000, jeho zena
pod zarukou $4,000, syn drzer
bez zaruky.
Cheeky, ktere vydany byly
zatcenymi byly falesne.
Behem posledn1ch meslcI
vydano bylo v Marylandu g
sousednich statech falesnycI
checkd v Gene $4,000. Agen.
ii vladni tajne sluzby vyzkou.
mali, re prodej falesnych che.
XII veden byl syndikatem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03

1923 Dundalk Ave- svetnic,
koupelna, topen1, v popl.
1905 Lansing St. = 6 ~svetnic,
koupelna, topenf, $1050.00
1920 S. Kenwood Avenue
7 svetnic, topenf horkou vo-
dou, garaz, V poplatcfch
833 N. Linwood Avenue
pTedn1 veranda, krasny dim
402 S. Bonsal Street
2 apts., tvrde podlahy
1917 E. Lafayette Avenue
6 svetnic, koupelna, topen1
1904 E. Federal ST. - rob
We vybornem stavu
Is N. Curley Street
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni
1913 N. Potomac Street
2 apts., mfsto ma garaz
1921 Hudson Street
7 svetnic, top. horkou vodou
1889 Gorsuch Avenue
pTedn1 veranda
1885 Lamley ST. = 4 svetnice
1924 E. Hoffman st.
zavdavek $3.50
3OO6 DuBoise Ave. - krasny
1927 N. Montford Avenue
Zavdavek $3.50
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
CHYCEN.

Policie v Towson sebrala V
nedeli podezreleho muze z pre-
padu White Hall banky. Chy-
ceny je byvalym kriminalnl-
KEN, jenz pred 7 roxy okradl
banku v Glyndon. Nyr1 byl
jednfm z bandit1, ktef1 pfepa-
dli pokladn1ka, Williama P.
Wright V bance White Hall a
Percy Tyson V bance uklada-
jiciho penfze. z banky V So
botu ukradli ma $500. Chyce-
ny, jenz ztotoznen byl poklad-
nikem, byl zamestnan We vzdu-
choplaveckem podniku ma Mid
die River. .Obycejne pracoval
v sobotu rano a pax navstevo-
val skoly. Tuto sobotu ami ne
prisel do prace ami do skoly.
Prepaid banky proveden by
kolem 10. hodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
E s
POKUTOVANY.

Osmnactileta dcera a jeji
matka pokutovany byly v pom
deli ma severovychodnf stanici
pro neporadn6 chovani pred
hospodou We 1900 blocku Ais
quith ulice. Kazda odsouzena
ku pokute $35 a dtratam.
Matka, Gertrude Shelton re
700 blocku E. Preston ulice ma
padla a kopla policistu Joseph
Ference, jenz il zatkl. Dcera
jejf pokutovana byla, re hodi-
la dive chilly do okna hospody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
USMRTIL Sc v HOSTILE
SVEHO 4

F~armafsky hoch, jenz z Bel
Air, Md, odejel do Detroit a
tam doc1lil 1spechu v obchodu,
vratil sc do Bel-Air a spachal
v 1tery sebevrazdu We Rock
Spring episkopaln1m kostele
asi 3 mile cd Bel-Air.
Jenom nekolik yardu cd mi
sta, kde mrtvola jeho, 60lete-
no Williama Claude Hanway,
nalezena byla, jest hrbitov ko-
stella, kde pohrbeny jsou mr.
tvoly jeho otce, matky a ostat-
mich pr1buznych. Hanway "a
strelil Sc. V kapsach jeho ma
lezeny byly zapisky jeho OBJ.
chodnich jednan1 a pojistks
ma jeho zivot v obnosu 100000
Jeho rocn1 sluzne u Detroit
spolecnosti bylo $4,000 rocne
jake mlady muz pracoval Y
Baltimore u Crown Cork ano
Seal spolecnosti a Western
Maryland Dairy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
PREDBEZNY KALENDAR
~KRAJANSKYCH ODN
A ZABAV.

V nedeli, dine IL. listopadu
Ustficove Hody cd / 6 pod
skolou osady sv. Vaclava po-
Tadaj1 Drum Corps osady sv,
Vaclava.
= Ma zahajenl divadelni Sc
zony Dram. Odbor Del. Vzdel.
Spolku "Pokrok" sehraje v ne
deli, dine IL. listopadu v Del
nickem Dome divadelni pred
stavenf pod maven "Rozmysli
81 Marenko", (Kmotr Smodr-
cha). Rezii vede A. KlimeS.
= Posvicenskou Veceri po-
fadaj1 Fanny osady sv. Vacla-
va We prospect chramu Pane
v 1tery a We stTedu, %. a 20,
listopadu. Zacatek 6 hodin.
- Ma Thanksgiving Day We
ctvrtek, dine %. listopadu bu-
de sehrana v Sokolovne, rob
Gay a Preston ulic vyborna We
selohra cd Nizkovskeho "Stry-
eek z Hane" (Strycek KTopa]
2 Brochovan) "a rezie sok. A,
Cihlare.
Pr1st1 divadla jsou stanove-
ma ma Novy Rok 1910 a nedeli,
dine %. ledna 1910.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
NEMCI VALKU
We DVOU ROCfCH.

HI. V. Kalfenborn, znalec
mezinarodnich zprav, predpo-
vedel v patek porazku Nemcu
We dvou letech, "snad v dobe
trochu delsl". az diplomatic
keno nazoru" ,rekl Kaltenborn
Hitler jiz valku prohral a z
vojenskeho nazoru nev1m, jak
by il vyhral," pravil dale.
Reel jeho naslouchalo vice
nez 2.7OO osob behem 25. w
roc1 sdruzeni Marylandskych
uciteln v Polytechnic 1stavu.
V reci sve vysvetloval, re tc
"vezme cas- pro Anglii a Fran
eli uskutecniti porazku Nemet
ka." Opatrne pfidal, re j.
tezko presne udati, jak mnoht
casu to venue. "Casto Sc pie
teme v nasich dohadech", re
XII. Mluven1, re "Nemeck'
porazf Anglii a Francii, je ne
smyslem',, rekl dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
RODINA OMAMENA VYPA.
RY MA LODI.

Ma lodi zakotvene v Curtis
rece rodina majitele lodi oma-
mena byla v pondel1 vypary
vychazej1cfmi z vyhfevnych
kamlnek. Pomoc jim pfivola-
ma byla pomocf radio. Mattel
lodi vyslal volanf pro pomoc v
$40 hodin vecer. V necelych
des1ti minutach ma pomoc Wy
slany byly dive ambulance, til
policejn1 radio automobily a
vladnf lekar. V nedlouhe dobe
rodina vytrzena byla z nebez-
peel. Majitelem lodi je John
Macanley z Lake Worth, Flo
rida, jeho manzelka, syn a dee
ra. Rodina stravila leto jfzdou
pc Velkych Jezerech.
Volanf o pomoc slysano by
10 pomocf radio do dalky 1000
mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
u v
LOS ANGELES.

Edward Bartlett, spravce
checkoveho departmental V
Maryland Casualty spolecnos-
ii v Baltimore, byl stlucen a O.
loupen O 1922 ma hotovosti, c
demantovy prsten v Gene $500.
hodinky v Gene $75 a schranku
ma cigarety v Los Angeles, Ka.
lifornii.
Policii udal, re vysel z hote-
lu "nadychati Sc trochu vzdu.
chu" a re napaden byl nekoli,
ka muzi ma nedalekem prazd-
mem lotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY v
CARLINS PARK.

Prfstf 1tery, dine 7. listopa.
du v krfzkovych zapasech pc.
ITadanych Carlins Park Steve
"Crusher" Casey, 225 ID. utkt
Sc S Hans Kampfer, 235 Id. \
hlavnim zapase ktery urcen NJ
dobu l porazky.
Jim Casey, 220 ID. zapasit
Dude Sc Joe Cox, 225 ID. Zapas
tento tez urcen ma dobu l pc.
razky.
V nasledujicich 3 zapasecl
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky dcinkujf:
Tom Casey, 220 Id. VS.. Abe
Coleman, 218 ID.
Rudy Strongberg, 218 Id. VS.
Allen Eustace, 218 ID.
Don Evans, 220 Id. VS.. Tom.
my Rae, 230'lb.
zeny v prdvodu muze maj:
vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
LIKERNf VYBOR MA zach.
TOVNf KLUB.

Komisari vyboru ma llhoviny
vydali pondel1 varovan1 ufed
nikum Maryland Yacht klubu,
re nesmf dovoliti, ably do klu-
bu prinaseny byti molly ko-
ralky a jine alkoholicke napo-
je. Dodatkem varovan1 byla
slova, re "uz1van1 klubovnfch
mistnostf Broening parku ne
sm1 byti dovoleny ami hostim
klubu, ktef1 S sebou pfinesou
sve vlastnf l1hoviny."
KomisaTi odGvodnujf varo-
vani, re v minulem tydnu byla
v klubu konana zabava, pTi n1z
senkovany byly l1hoviny nedo-
volene tam ma zaklade license
klubu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Til zabiti.

Ma prejezdu silnice Praha-
Melnfk u Neratovic byly spus-
teny zavory, k nimz pfij1zdel
motorovy Wax cd Kralup. Y
te chvlli sc blizil k zavoram ia
Ike motorcyklista, ktery plnou
rychlosti ma ne najel. Zavory
Sc vzpTicily a prorazily stenu
motoroveho vlaku, ktery mezi-
tim pfijel. We voze byli til "a
biti. J. Jaros, syn jednoho re
leznicare Pavlfn a mlade dew
&c, jmenem Podletna. Dale
bylo jeste zraneno sest osob, z
nichz jedna tezce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
KRADEZE.

Mlady muz vskocil do auto
mobilu Magdaleny Barford a
wal il $40. Do jej1ho auto
mobilu vskocil, kdyz zastavila
ma Biddle a Eutaw uliclch Sc
slovy: "Jdu touze cestou jake
wy. Vzdor jejfmu protiveni
Sc musela jeti S MIN az ku
Greenmount avnue, kde vysko
ell a zmizel.
= Esther wainwright pora-
zena byla pTi vstupu do sveho
domu, {. 2107 Allendale road,
mladym belochem a okradena
jim O tobolku sc 81. Zlodej
uiel v automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
SEST HOUBA-
MI z ANNE ARUNDEL LESA

sest clend rodiny otraveno
bylo V pondelf vecer jedenfm
hub, jez nahledany byly v lese
v Anne Arundel okresu. Tri
clenove watt byli do South Bal
timore General nemocnice IT,
p1ce krutou otravou. Temito
byli: Eva Kosnick, 81leta, An
tonic Lubak, 50leta a Helen
Budahazy, 11leta.
Andrew Budahazy, 31lety
jeho manzelka Bertha, 3Oletf
a syn osmilety pc lekarsken
~osetren1 poslani byli z nemoc
nice domG v 1900 blocku Elm
tree ulice, Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
MaIy OZnalnOyatel.
HELP WANTED-FoR sALE-ETc

Posud je p6kn6 pocasf ma
stehovan1 a my name ma pro-
DEF n6kolik majetkG v dobrem
sousedstvf "a velmi vyhodnych
podm1nek a nfzkou cenu. Ceny
stoupaj1. Dobry, cisty dun k
pronajmutf jest tezko naj1t a
najemne jest vysoke. Mood
kladejte a prijdte do "Slavie"
budovy. My YAM radi vse wy
svetl1me, mnoho-li budete pla-
tit najemneho, kdyz mdzete "a
dobrych podminek ~vlastniti
svGj domov.
S radostf Yam poradf
EDWARD
Dependable c.. Realty Co.
$50 N. COLLINGTON AVE.
V BUDOVE "SLAVIE"
Wolfe 1868 - $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03

James 0. Conor, uniovy del
mix, odsouzen byl do vezeni
ma dobu trf mesfcd pc stavce v
Standard Wholesale Phos-
plate and Acid Works v Cur
It's Bay.
Souzeny udal, re vyskocil
ma truck jedoucf z podniku a
"strcil do jednoho sediciho v
mem, ponevac tento chytil jej
"a nakrcnfk a nadal mu, re je
c.. I. o. nemecka mys.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
il ZMIZEL.

George A. Banta udala, re
V 1tery %opustena byla SWIM
manzelem ma stanici BUSH ma
Howard a Liberty ulicich. V
udanf SVEN pravila, re NELL
haiku V busu, kdyz jeli z Hac-
kensack, N j., do Baltimore.
Ma zdejsf stanici ujistil il, re v
minute" Dude zpet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03

Prvnf mortgyc v obnosu
$OO,OOO ulozena byla ma de-
partmentni obchod firmy Ju-
Illus Gutman & Co. ma Park a.
venue a Lexington ulici.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
NAME TACOMAN
ENGINEER CADET

Walter Z. johnson. Tacoma, has
been appointed engineer cadet 70
the s s capsllo. operated by tire
Pacific Northwest Oriental Line.
Inc. for the account Of the L. s.
Maritime commission.
johnson. 20. studied engineering
a. Oregon STATE college for one
year. after having been graduated
from Bellarmine high school In
1887. While in high seheol. John
son received two merit awards for
leadership and excellence In r. o.
T. c. work. On April II Of this
year. he took the national COM
petitive examination prescribed BY
the u. 3. Maritime commission scr
appointments 10 cadetshlps and
vas one OF The i66 who passed.
The csplilo. 20 which Cadet
Johnson has been assigned. Is one
Of the four vessels operated by the
Pacific Northwest Oriental Line.
Inc. in the Puget sound-orient
service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
PENSION PLANS
ARE At POLLS

Cslifefala and 0hla voters pass
~ On far.Fe1rhlng pfd 80 pensiun
plans today. re more spectacular
Being the nam ana err plan In
California which woala Pay 80
IN state warrants 10 Al nnempiuy.
~ persons ever 80 EVERY Thass.
aay.- uFrea<nts chsFxszz Il weui.s
esnhrupt re state.
These were ne leading causes
A<fsre the slsesvFNse - lhis EFT.
year esectsea day.
New rerk state vufeT. pss.~.i
On . constitutional amendment
which woula t<xsiss psFs.muns<l
betting 81 heFse race tracks
ke~tasks siseted : Kav~tner.
and Republicans IN thai noFmslly
Democratic state hoped faf > vuts
large enough 10 demonstrate .
trend away fEum The Nsw Deal.
Ns<~ss~lpri also slsetsA . INV.
sFnoF. hart It wss enly > fcssnsisly
since TIE nsmecrasle nesntnes Al.
ways v elected,
scores OF communities sitesesl
mayors and city Officials. and nun.
frets % Political suhasssssens pass
ed an issues ~ LEGAL Importance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
MAIN STREET
Coswgs, Cewsngs ard Dvsses
Of TaeemaNs - Ia Re-
porter Fsasd TAem.

Meivis kehlev examining eon-
fsns Of poekstseek seAa MR.
wiek showing map II Enxlish trade
routes ~ Paul f@sts having hsrss
time changing flfsy-cens piece -
~ TO make telephone cali---tlsl
Esaas lnaulslAg sheal Brigham
Young university - Iisr.sa fse~.
aaa sEuwdsss rssi II inth a.
bridge 90 watch launching ef home
made boat y. I. rsstns hufsylax
across street intersection Al
tessA excited about launching af
the Ark Lite Eisk. sntoyinK biz
steak - ttasaia liiiskl Hayward
hnmewsFd beund.--ttairA Dowmlax
accepting dinner invitation sohH
Mctutsheea stopping on corner n
chat with. fflsnd--Dsse nale~ tell.
ing about hunting trip hasese
smish dashlnE down ssh o. HILL
Marty Jasee laughing Clyde stia-
ham watching driver repair truck
--seorKe seisiE wavlas 81 friend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
LOCAL FIRM AWARDED
RAYMOND CONTRACT

The Advance Plumbing q Heat.
Ing Co, 1879 Pacific ave. an
nouncsd through n. A. Bond Tuem-
day u has been awarded the
plumbing and heating contract by
George IsAaeaon at Portland for
the new postoffics building At Ray
mond, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

doughty hand set sail Tor ne peril
Gus trek 10 civilization.
After 10 days ~ sailing. without
navigation instrumental they sighg-
Fl . Msihourn bound merchant
shlp Thsreapon they discovered
hey were only 200 mllss short 81
their destinasiani
TIE stsaf little beat 81 cen-
ercte had % ~ abandoned. %
course.
bat the principle 81 naval con-
ssNction learned ~ Capt ksnlon's
efforts was recalled when the u. =.
became involved IN the wafld war
when ksnlon was chief Of the
New York city fire department.
Merchant vessels we're needed.
lots ~ them. and quickly. Thus
the experiment 81 concrete shlp.
was tried en : grand scale.
VARIED. Indeed. we're their
performances - and the spin.
ions Of the men who shlpp~a
IN them.
some didn't turn out any better
than ships Of wood and other ma
tsfials which we're hastily and Inn
properly built: they started out
from behind the eight ball, and
we're headaches 10 ell hands for.
ever after.
Others didn't fare % badly. We
recall one mate who was down.
right enthusiastic about them.
They don't hook like anything
much, anyhow NO l never VERY
about upkeep Of appearances.
and whan We nudge a wharf.
or otherwise acquire a chip or
crack. why all do il have a couple
Of sailors mix up some 200 in :
bucket and slap Il on"
Nautical Nurssmaid'
Apropos az nothing at all. va
wonder how many sAllnrmen there
are still extant who ever fed the
baby"
"A one old shellback explained
the ceremony 10 us. an apprentices
or youngster was kept AFT 10 stand.
by and strike the belis OF the
watch.
Should he fall asleep. perchAnce
TO dream, tho mate would put him
to work with a teaspoon and two
buckets one fun ~ sea-watsr. The
object was 10 ladie the water from
one 10 the other.
Guaranteed to keep you awake
for four hours our informant testi.
fled.
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REV. HOLLAND BURR
TO TALK AT DINNER

Rev. Holland y. Burr Of the
First Congregational church VIII
be guest speaker at the dinner
meeting In the First Christian
church on Wednesday At o 10 p. m.
This VIII mark the seventh in the
series OF weekly church night
dinners.
Rev, Burrs subject will be- As
the Finger IL 10 the Hand Mem
bers and friends Of the church are
looking forward TO the evening. a.
Rev. Burr IL favorits speaker.
Community singing at The tables
viii be led by A. o. Andreasen.
There alao viii be other music.
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AFL LAUNCHES DRIVE
FOR ADDED MEMBERS

WASHINGTON Ths American
Federation u Labor to-day iauneh.
cd AN intensive organising oam-
paIgn.
simultaneously u dseftsd nss 81
slt-down and showdown strikes ~
ibs rival consres ~ Industrial
Organizations.
ALL President William Green
announced that 200 local csmmlt-
tees had bsen ssisetsd ~ central
labor unions 10 survey Industrial
plants ana report On the unoFEsB-
lied workers la their communities.
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Usually. when we sleep out like
that, we are up soon after dawn.
but on this morning we stayed in
bed late. Cold as it was under
those blankets. It was colder out
from under them. We just laid
there and shivered until the sun
got high enough to throw a little
warmth into the brisk air.
Realizing the Importance OF hot
coffee on a chilly morning. Louise
had been zealously guarding our
last can of canned heat for Just
such an occasion as this. After
the coffee there was just enough
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heat left over for a few slices OF
fried bread.
Right In the middle Of breakfast
the light tender came over and we
had to move everything onto the
landing. for he wanted TO take the
old rum boat out.
Our lying in and the delay caused
by changing our equipment was
rather fortunate. Just as every
thing was moved the huge bulk OF
the steamboat sprague doomed up
on the other side OF the sandbar.
Had we left earlier she would have
caught us on a section of the river
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her in klndllng
On barren. vol
cantc Hog Is
land. $500 miles
west OF the AUS
trAlian coast
The m aster.
m ate an IT
sailors found
themselves cast
aw ay on the
tiny desolaie.
IN h ospitahle
rock FAR eff the
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To Ioosea Up Thick.
Choking PhleEm Of
Bronchial Asthma
sootbs Irritation aud
Make Breathing Easier

Spend Sc toaRy 20 zng drug store fox
bottle 81 b8CEieFs CAshDIOL
Hlxtgre triple Aciihgl. Pour your
elf a tsakpoUnfri--aet i iis Ga yCaf
tongue = moment then sESlios Slow
~ peel ~ instant. powerful pungsnt
acton spread lkfOuSh taroat head
and bronze hal t1D<a. StAsts a. once
V loosen thick enDklnz phisgms MAJ
ina ugestnirA eakiff.
No claim u MADE fhat BuCkleya IL
cure for Bfolchitls o. Aatnms bgt
sufferers HlI often flud BuckieTs
CaNADiOL tom pOlndsd
from rare CANADIAN flna bzltaffs
Menthol fEiah Nos fnd oe1ef e.
fectlYe lasfedAsn tE-- hflyA many "
get 4 b4ttsF nignif reat b sure Yoa
Fet BuralfYs CANADioL MIXTURE
ioFtf 40 miilion bottles aosdi
Grown Drug Co, Pay Less Drug
Store, Riser Drug Co, Penny wiss
store. adv.
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Il all started when = terrific
hurricane struck the Indian Ocean
and q elapper-shlp along in the
is-p's.
Inc ssorn blew the hspless sail-
lng vessel some 500 miles OF her
course a. she was voSsksnK from
--z.ssFraol n Aelbonrne. and piled