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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
CHAPTER "

Captain Carl Norwood's tent faced
the Kadur River. About a mile
away, it resembled a moonlit IT.
regular ribbon of silver streaming
from the enormous temple; and the
temple was a citadel of mystery
that doomed against Indian night.
There was a stiffness that seemed
like the womb of music, into which
the clatter and voices from the camp
kitchen fell naturally and the hoof-
beats of cantering horse thudded
On dusty earth like calculated drum
beats.
A shadow that was a horse was
reined in with unnecessary vigor.
A palace messenger dismounted.
Norwood's servant, careful for his
masters dignity, accepted silver
tube with the air of comforting
favor. .-.-z-
Norwood opened the tube, after he
had made sure that the servant had
Withdrawn to a sufficient distance.
Then he went to the table and wrote,
inserted his own letter into the tube
and returned it to the messenger,
who cantered away.
'Tell Moses I want him."
Moses O'Leary came and stood in
the door of the tent.
1--WE been invited to the palace
for supper"
81 haven't had time yet, sir, to
find out much about what's doing at
the palace"
HAS anyone from the palace been
enquiring about me?"
eyes, sir. Prince Rundhia's serv-
ant came asking if you'd need to
.orrow horse. He knew you didn't,
because we were standing right un-
der our horses noses when he asked
the question. Besides, I weren't
the right person to ask. But he
slipped me a box o. the Princes
cigars and asked lot about you"
''What did you tell him?"
me? told him you're the mild
est man on earth, and how nothing
interests you SO much as running
surveys"
what did you find out?"
Same as ! told you-not much.
He had his orders, and he hadn't
had time to forget 'em, and he's
scared O. the Prince. / got a line
on the Prince all right. His brains
are made O. curry powder and red
pepper. He's about as safe to tackle
as a she-cobra that has just laid
her eggs. He's what they call a
yteamer."
what do you mean?"
Nothing for nothing. Lavish-at
cent per cent. He'd give you any
body's money, If he knew what he
was getting for it."
IF ! should hear Of your taking
his money, you'll find yourself in Sc
rious trouble"
''Me?"
Eyes. You"
'I'm incorruptible."
''What else did you find out?"
Nothing. excep' what I've al
ready told you. There's . Mrs.
Harding and Q Miss Harding at the
guesfhouse. Mrs. Harding has q
hurt foot and has been attended b.
Primes nWdhia's doctor. Mis- Hard
~ hns already INST Rundhia, and
u1v'vU tn1ksd"
sSUhne nbuut H. docaers'.
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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Place Of Unhappiness

With all its brilliancy and pomp
and extravaganza and gayety,
Vanity Fair harbors more unhap-
piness than any other spot on earth.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
THE STORY THUS FAR


Norwoods JOB the district to determine whether
of his that the American
to eandak
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Tsco Crisp Patterns
With Double Values

CrARr the day cheerily, in this
- comfortable, crisp little morn
ing Eock, 1850, with four buttons
and several scallops. 1t has a
two-way neckline so that you can
vary its personality by making il
up both ways in different materials
sometimes with the tailored col
lar and sometimes with the plain
square neckline. Choose ging-
ham, percale, linen and calico for
this.
Basque Frock, Slip Included.
Here's a godsend for busy moth
ers-a practical pattern (8568)
that includes both a basque frock
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause It goes right to the seat Of the
trouble TO loosen germ laden phlegm,
increase secretion and aid nature to
ooothe and heal raw, tender, infiam-
ed bronchial mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell
you q bottle Of Creomulsion with the
understanding that you are to like
the way It quickly a1lays the cough
OF you are to have your money back.
CREOMUlSloN
: for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
A Good Point

A Good Point
'Iook here, the very first time
I buttoned up this coat the seams
burst down the back!"
THAT just shows you, sir, how
well the buttons were sewn on"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

mo self-respect. Scared. He lets
the Prince brow-beat him-takes a
tongue flashing without answering
back-lets himself be treated like q
dog-no dignity excep' when the
Prince isn't looking"
Nothing new about Moor NAH
lam?"
mo. I reckon they'll call him of.
He was just try-out, that's all he
was-sort O. skirmisher to feel out
the lay Of the land"
Find out all you can about Prince
Rundhia."
THAT ought to be easy. I'll 60 to
the bazaar tonight"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

Nothing was ever quite like 1t in
Kadur's history. Plumbing, electric
light, modern furniture, and even
the will to do it can't make an In
dian palace, dusty with tradition,
lend itself to what the Maharanee
kept insisting was a picnic. She
wanted to be so modern and uncon-
ventional that even Rundhia would
approve. Sullenly defied by the out
ragged head-steward, whose turban
almost rose from his hair with hor-
ror, she dismissed him and took
charge.
The eventual compromise was
something between bean-feast and
a banquet, in the glass-roofed patio,
amid forest Of potted palms and
canaries in silver cages. There were
Chinese lanterns and an utter drunk
enness Of flowers. The long table
was loaded with silver and gold.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
Enthusiasm

Enthusiasm Is grave, inward,
self-controlled; mere excitement
misunderstanding.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Predbszne ornament.

= Masopustn1 VeceTi pofa-
dali Zeny Osady Sv. Vaclava
We prospech osady v dtery a We
stredu, IA. a Is. 1nora. Vstup-
ne 25c. Zacatek v 6 hodin.
- Sokolske sibrinky budou
letos v sobotu, dine Is. 1nora V
Sokolovne.
- Csl. Dem. Klub rs. war
dy ma Curtis Bay usporada vel
kou tanecnf zabavu v Sokolov-
ne, 1927 Cherry ul., Curtis Bay
v sobotu, dine 10. 1nora 1889 V
8 hodin vecer. Dive hubby.
Vstup 35c.
- We prospect Chramu Pa
ne porada Kosteln1 Vybor di-
vadelnf pTedstavenf ktere Sc
hraje O~chotnicky Spolek osa-
dy Sv. Vaclava pod maven
"Vesela B1da. Lidova hra sc
zpevy a tanci o ctyrech jedna-
Mich v nedeli vecer, dine 10. Il
nora v Auditoriu osadn1 skoly
ma Collington Ave. Vstupne
25c. Zacatek 8:15 vecer.
= As. Vyrocnf Pies pofada
Sbor Katolickych Sokol1 v
pondeli, dine 13. 1nora v Kato-
licke Budove, Madison a Dun
can ulic. Zacatek v 8 hodin We
Ger. Vstupne 35c. Hudba '"Bo-
hemian Novelty Orchestra.
- Slovensky Dom pofada
"Fasiangi' dine 20. 1nora v Ka-
tolicke Budove, Madison a
Duncan ulic.
- Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
d1k1 Z. wardy, Inc, usporada
v nedeli, dine IL. dnora cd l do
6 hodin vecer "Ustficove Ho-
dy" v mlstnostech klubu, 21O0
Ashland Avenue. Obcerstven1
a jldla.
- CeSke Zeny a dlvky spO-
leone S Clara Barton, Curtis
Bay uspofadaji vyrocnf tanec
v sobotu, dine IL. unora v So
kolovne, 1927 Cherry St., Cur
tbs Bay. Zacatek v $3.50 vecer.
Hudba p. Jana Svitaka a Bal
timorean orchestra. Vstupne
25c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Soudce " obzalobs.

v New Yorku navladni Tho
mas E. Dewey oznamil, re po-
dial zalobu u pravniho vyboru
domu zastupcG We Washington
ne proti soudci Martini T.
Mantonovi z federalniho cir
kutniho apelacnfho soudu. Gin
most tohoto soudce je v%ysetro-
vana tez z naTizenl generaln1-
no navladniho, Franka Muir
phy-ho. Manton pTedsedal pri
lfceni mnoha velkych financ-
Mich prfpad1.
Byl nedavno obvinen v novi-
narskych clancich, v nichz by
la lfcena jeho 1cast v mnoha
korporacnfch vecech. Zridil
die techto clank1 bud sam ne
DO spolu S jinymi vice nez de.
set korporacf a byl majitelen
akcii v II spolecnostech. Bylc
tez poukazano ma jeho jednan.
v prlpade Johna a Herberts
Locke, podvodnfkG, jez tajne
propustil ma zaruku pc dobt
odvolani z rozsudku, ackoli fe
deralni soudce John c.. Kno1
odeprel propustiti je ma svobo
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
z KruhH Prace.

Americka federace prace O.
manila, re setrenfm bylo Iii
steno, re pracovn1 i obchodn1
pomery sc Size pomalu, ale pre-
&c jen leps1 a jakkoliv ma Ii
mu jest vzdy meme zamestna-
nj, zvlaste pfi sezonnfch pra-
czech, take mono pocftati, re
v ZINE jest o million vice delhi
XII bez prace, tax Sc pomalu
Dude prace zas nastavaj1c1m
iarem otvirati. Podobne sc to
ma i S obchodem a neklamnou
znamkou zIepsen1 jest okol-
most, re delnfci dostavajf zpet
mzdu, jez jim byla v dobe de-
prese s~nlzena, Ease v stejne w
81 jake pred depresf. Poole
zpravy polovicka toho, co
jsme v letech 1937-38 ztrati-
Ii, byla jiz vracena a panuje
nadeje, re druha polovice bu-
de zfskana, az Sc otevre Scion
nj prace. Jest pravdou, re V
nekterych oborech Sc mzda
jeste i dnes snizuje, ale napro-
ii tomu v dvakrat tolika zavo-
dech je mzda zvysovana.
Homer Martin, pfedseda
unie automobiln1ch delnfku,
ktery byl Lewisem sesazen, po-
slal tomuto dopis, We kterem
oznamuje resignaci jake Glen
vykonneho vyboru a dopis jest
velmi ostry. Lewis jest v mem
nazyvan zradcem delnicke We
ci a "a odpoved dostal, re jest
rozbfjecem unit a pakli nekdo
Jest zradcem, tax jest to on,
Martin. Nyn1 jsou unie roz-
dvojeny a budoucnost ukaze,
kdo zGstane panem, Martin
nebo Lewis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
VOJTECH DUBAN
BRONKO zapasi.
ii Dude S NICK CAMPOFRE..
DA " hlavnim zapase.

Pffstf utery, dine Z. dnora v
kr1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych Carlins Park Bronko
Naguurski 236 ID. utka Sc $
Nickem Campofreda, 222 Id.
V hlavnfm zapase ktery urcen
ma dobu l porazky.
V nasledujfclm zapase diva
bratf1 zapasiti budou jednom
kole: Chris Zaharias, 218 Id.
VS.. Chief Little Wolfe, PIG ID.
Babe Zaharias, 23O Id. VS.. Red
Ryan, 2O5 ID.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkovati bu-
dou:
George Pencheff, 22O Id. VS..
Chief Sanooki, 265 Id.
Pete Peterson, 215 Id. VS..
Wild Zimm, 215 ID.
jim Christakos, 210 ID. VS..
Jack Hagan, 218 ID.
zeny v prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
IL Ieta rnatka.

V nemocnici v Chicago II
leta Jennie Renelo Rota pc
narozen1 skoro 5-libern1ho d.
tete Sc roznemohla zapalem
Pile. Jennie utekla lete Sc
stravnikem rodic1, 24letym
Rotou a dali Sc We Valparaiso
oddati, kdyz d1vka udala, re
Jest il Is let. Rota, ktery pra-
vii, re Sc zamilovali, kdyz il
pomahal delat skolnf 1lohy,
byl zatcen a soudce Beck ma
juvenialnim soudu naridil, re
manzele nesmf bydleti pohro-
made az Dude Jennie 16 let a
Frank Sc must vystehovat a
hledat 81 praci.
Divka pravila, re snad nyni
soudce Beck dovol1 jim bydle-
ii spolecne. Dfte vazilo pc ma
rozenf A libry II uncl a pc ne
kolik minut zdalo Sc mrtve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

We Franka Kozaka taverne
v Chicago seslo Sc nekolik mu-
Ia ku hre karty. Mezi mimi
63lety Petr Mamczuk, ktery
nejakou chvfli sedel nehybne
az k nemu Kozak pTistoupil a
tazal Sc jej, proc je tax Fanny
slen. Jak Sc dotkl ramene hra-
&c, telo kleslo v pred, karty w.
paddy z ruky a Hamczuk klesl
ma podlahu. Zavolany lekaf
prohlasil smrt nasledkem ST.
decnl mrtvice. Hraci pTipili ma
pamatku zesnuleho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Naduty sluzebnik.

C1saT Josef II. mel nadutne-
no podkon1ho, ktery nemluvil
o svych rodicfch jinak nez
'muj pan otec" a INA PAM
matka."
ClsaTi Sc to nelibilo. A kdyz
mu podkonf Ease jednou vypra
vel o "svem panu otci", pravil
mu clsar.
"M1j pane podkoni budte
tax laskav a reknete menu pa
nu koc1mu, ably zaprahl me
pany kone do me pant bryc-
KY"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Dobre z~arizenf.

Z Waco Texas sc sdeluie,
re mad mestskou radnici Dude
vlati bfla vlajka ma znamenf,
re toho dine nikdo neprisel v
meste O zivot v automobilovem
~nestest1. Cerna vlajka, kdyz
Sc objevf ma radnici, Dude INA
menati, Re nekdo byl usmrcen.
Policie soudf, re vlajky budou
stale upozornovati motoristy
ma nebezpecf pri jfzde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
v z P 0 M t N K A .

Jiz % rokG tomu, CO cd mas
odeSla nase draze milovana
matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
SlepiGi kosti usmrcen knee.

We Waynesboro v Pennsyl-
vanii slepic1 kost zavinila smrt
Rev. Plus I. Post 20. ledna.
Tento 80 rok1 starry knee
spolkl tuto 20. prosince. Kost
usadila sc mu We streve, kde
nastala otrava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Otec usmrcen automobilem,
ktery dial synovi.

V Los Angeles Ralph Stew,
art, Is rokd starry, jel v 1tery
dom1 v automobile darovanem
mu jeho otcem.
Jiny automobil vjel mu do
cesty. Stewart rychle zahnul
AUTOMOBILE, ably Sc vyhnul ma
razu. Automobil vymkl Sc mu
z kontroly, vletel ma chodnik a
ma tonic usmrtil jeho otce,
Johna Stewart.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
HITLER MLUVIL.

SeSCem VyrOc1 one, kdy Sc
dostalo Nemecko p%ovolanfm
Adolfa Hitlera "a risskeho
kanclere do nazistickych ru-
kou, pfednesl "vddce" 855 cle-
ny rfsskeho snemu svou dvou-
hodinovou rec, ocekavanou vi
celem svete s velkym rozechve-
MIN a napjet1m.
Hlavnlm bodem jeho proslo-
WI je V prvn1 rade ujisteni, re
Nemecko verne stojf pri Italii
a re il Dude podporovat v kaz-
dem pflpade i kdyby Sc zaplet-
la do yalky s jinou mocnostf. V
politickych kruz1ch sc to wy
klada jake pokyn diktatoru
Benitu Mussolinimu, ably mic
neslevil Sc svych p1vodnfch po-
zadavk6 vuci Francii a ably je
Pc pr1pade vymahal i pohr1z-
kou vypovezenf valky. Jde O
postoupeni habesskeho prfsta-
WI Djimutti, Tunisu, Korsiky a
zajisteni vetslho ylivu Italii pri
sprave suezskeho kanalu a pa
trne take o zajisteni rozhodu-
j1c1ho vlivu Italie We Spanelsku,
jemuz mali byt odnaty Balear-
ske ostrovy jake nova d1lezita
namorn1 zakladna pro italske
valecne lodstvo.
Hitler dale d1razne varoval
zapadni demokracie, ably je
nenapadlo vmesovati Sc nejen
do vnitrn1ch pomer1 rise.
Dals1m pozadavkem Hitlero-
wynn je vracenl kolonii, O ktere
prislo Nemecko versailleskou
mlrovou smlouvou. Ma pry ma
to nezadatelne pravo, ably bylo
take 1castno ma hospodarskem
vykoristovani sveta a dobyvalo
v zamor1 surovin, kterych nez-
bytne potfebuje pro svIj pr1-
mysl. Koloni1 Sc Dude Nemec-
ko domahat bud smluvni ces-
tou, nebo pouzije i nasilf. Ale
valka pro ne dohledne dobe
nebude.
Pokud jde O pomer Ike Spo-
jenym Stat1m, byl Poole Hitle-
rova m1nen1 zakalen jejich
vmeSovan1m Sc do vnitrn1ch ne
meckych zalezitostl a cetnymi
projevy, ktere tomu nesvedcu.
j, re je Amerika We vleku ka.
pitalistickych a zidovskych vii.
wi.
| Hitler ohlasil dalsi BOZ ko.
munismu, ktery by pry byl be-
: jeho vcasneho zakrocenf pTivo.
| dill naprosty evropsky chaos
| Naproti tomu az do nebe vyna.
t sci 1spech spanelskych vzbou.
| renc1 jake d1kaz vftezneho oc
razen1 noveho utoku bolsevikG
t ma evropskou kulturu.
, Prohlasil take, re v Europe
, nebude kid, dokud otazka Ii
: dovska nebude sprovozena Sc
, sveta jednou pro vzdy a ozna.
/ mil Use zjevnym zahrozenin
prot Spojenym StatIm) II
INemecko 81 media branit, ably
hledalo tesnejs1 hospodafskt
a snad i politicke spojenf S il
: hoamerickymi republican,.
} Nemecko chce lit v mfru
: kazdym, KIDD je necha ma pc
koji, ale je pripraveno haji
sve zajmy do krajnosti, DEF 81
! co DEF. Anglii a Spojenym Sta
, tim naznacil zretelne, re ne
. smf trpet "stvani" muz1 jake
; jsou Glen Rooseveltova kabine
| tn, Ickes, nebo lclenove britske
; no parlamentu Winston Churc
! hill, nekdejsl statni tajemnil
. Eden a nekdejs1 Glen Chamber
lainova kabinetu Duffy, kter,
resignval ma protest prot IRA
de ma Ceskoslovensku.
V reel O cesko-slovenske kri
| 81 nanadl ex-presidenta Edu
arda Benese pro narlzenf kvet
: move mobilisace.
49,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
MaIy OZnalnOvatel.
LPWANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

O Sc dun cislo 721 N.
Collington Ave., o 6 pokoj1ch
a koupelne. Furnace. Dunn je
We velmi dobrem stavu a v SOU
sedstv1 skoly, kostela a trznice.
K doptan1 tamtez pc 7 iodine
veCer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Co ma marninka.

Jednou Ease vypravel ucitel
detem, re krava, vii a pod. wi
rata mali LII a vepr a husa
mali sadlo. Ma to jeden cipe-
ra Sc hned hlasil a pravil:
"Nase maminka ma diva hrn
&c sadla!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

Guverner Harlan J. Bush
field podepsal zakon, podle ne
hoz cd l. cervence Dude We sta
tie vrazda trestana smrtl v elek
.tricke zidli. Pc "a minulych
rokd nejvetsi trest "a vrazdu v
JIM Dakote byl dozivotnf "a
lar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Stsdry.

eco mi chces dat k naroze-
nfnam?" tazala Sc PAM Skota.
Mcpherson sc zamyslil a po-
tom Tekl velkodusne: "Nove
plnenf do tveho vzduchoveho
polStare!"
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Closed Bank Depositors
Slow 10 Claim Checks

Depositors of the closed WASH
ington Savings Bank are slow to
claim the new dividend checks now
available, it was announced yester-
day by Receiver Justic S. Wardell.
The checks, which are for 1924
per cent of the deposits in the bank
when it closed in 1888 are not avail
able at the former Office of the re-
ceiver, it was emphasized. but at
his new Office. 1914 K street NV.
Post cards notifying approx
mately 1000 certificate holders have
all been mailed out. and disburse-
ment of funds. amounting to ap-
proximately s35,879 has been in
progress since last Monday.
Payment of the present dividend
is for interest on the deposits in
the bank when it closed, and brings
up to total of 11024 per cent the
amount made available.
Receiverships of these other banks
in charge OF Receiver Wardell also
are at the new K street location:
Northeast Savings Bank, District
National Bank. Potomac Savings
Bank and the Seventh Street Saw
ingS Bank.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Aching Corns Reliable Weothe,
Forecoster, Says GeoIogist
Most Long Range Data Purely
Guesswork, However, He Explains

Attempts to forecast weather
conditions from the appearance of
plants or from the circumstance
that an animal has heavier or
scantier coat of fur or hair are
utterly unreliable" he said.
The same uncertainty attends
efforts at prophecy based upon the
appearance of heavenly bodies.
Highly dubious, to say the least,
are forecasts arrived at from con-
ditions on a previous day. In this
category are all such popular ira
dltlcns as the one concerning ST.
Swithin's Day. which has it that if
it rains on that day it will continue
to rain for 40 days"
Mr.. Ward said virtually all long
range forecasts were combinations
OF information based on previous
records and plain guesses."
I'VE may be able some day." he
said. Ito say whether a year will be
abnormally wet or dry, hot or cold
but We'll never be able to forecast
for a specific day a month in ad-
vance. The best of forecasters can
not now foretell the weather "a
hours ahead and be absolutely right
every time, at least not in this
region"
Contrary to widespread belief
he said, modern winters were lust
as severe as they were 80 to IS
years ago.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Nine D. {. Men 10 Attend
GOODYEAR { Celebration

Nine local representatives of the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. were
scheduled to leave Washington to-
day for Akron, Ohio, to take part
in the four-day Homecoming cele-
bration marking the 4Oth anniver-
sary of the founding of the rubber
company.
The men were to travel to Akron
on special train with hundreds
of other representatives from the
Eastern Seaboard The local dele
gates, whose combined service with
the company totals 119 years, in
clude A. E. Tracy, L. j. Bartell, H.
R. Burke, I. G.. Baughman. L. Cor
don, j. w. Tulloss, A. S. Pratt, w.
Dawson and C. A. Amman.
More than 1,700 representatives
from every Goodyear raw material,
manufacturing and sales location
activity in all parts of the world
will attend the celebration, which
starts tomorrow and continues
through Thursday.
The program, portraying the COM
pany's activities. will be climaxed
with the dedication by the city of
Akron of a bronze statue of Charles
Goodyear, discoverer of the process
OF vulcanizing rubber, on which the
modern industry is founded. The
statue is situated at the end of a
park, f1anked by Akron's armory
and county courthouse. The dedi-
catory program will be followed by
a banquet in the armory.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

rolled in the center for 1899, ac-
cording to Edward Rosenblum, ex-
ecutive director.
Tonight's celebration is sponsored
by the Inter-Club Council of the
center. Gayly decorated booths have
been set up in the auditorium where
refreshments will be served or games
OF skill will be available.
The new Jewish Center Symphony
Orchestra will make its debut to-
morrow night with a concert in CO.
operation with the Music Apprecia-
ton Group. Sylvia Rosner, colora-
tura soprano, who has sung with
the Brooklyn Symphony, and Louis
Dreeben, baritone, will appear as
soloists.
Wednesday will be "open house"
at the center with tours of the old
and new buildings being arranged
for visitors. In the afternoon free
movies will be shown.
A girls championship basket ball
game and an amateur boxing tour
nament will comprise athletic night
at the center Thursday.
The weeks activities will close
Saturday night with a masquerade
ball in celebration of the Jewish
Purim holidays.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Douglas Opposed
For Supreme Court
Western Senators
King and Clark Of
Idaho Back Judge
Harold Stephens
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator King. Democrat. of Utah
asserted yesterday that William O.
Douglas couldn't qualify as WEST
erner" and hence would not flll the
demand by Western Senators for Sc
lection of some one from their Sec
ton for the Supreme Court.
Senator King took cognizance OF
reports on Capitol Hill that Mr.,
Douglas, chairman of the Securities
and Exchange Commission, is high
on President Roosevelt's list of posi-
BILE successors to Justice Louis D.
Brandeis, retired. Some Western
Senators were said to have been
sounded out about Mr.. Douglas ac-
ceptability.
Western Senators are anxious to
get a Westerner on the bench, con-
tending their part of the country
has been unrepresented since the re-
tirement of Justices Sutherland and
Van Devanter.
Two Favor Stephens.
I'm certainly not for Douglas" :"
Senator King said. He is not a
Westerner. My candidate is judge
Harold M. Stephens, who I think is
the best equipped man in the United
States for the court"
Mr.. Stephens. native of Utah, now
is justice of the United States
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia.
Mr.. Douglas was born in Mime
sofa Al years ago, and lived for a
time in Walla Walla, Wash, where
he was graduated from college in
1920. Two years later, however, he
came East. President Roosevelt
listed his State as Connecticut when
he nominated Mr.. Douglas to the
S. E. C.
Senator Clark, Democrat of Idaho,
who said he also was strongly COM
mitted to Justice Stephens, said it
never occurred to me" that Mr..
Douglas might be from the West.
Geography Not Important
Senator Norris. Independent, of
Nebraska said he, had formed no
opinion and that he wasn't certain
whether Mr.. Douglas was from Con-
necticut or Washington. then added:
However, the geographical aspect
Of an appointment doesn't impress
me very much, so long as the best
man is appointed. I'm open minded
about it."
Several Western Senators said
they didn't know Mr.. Douglas, and
others said they didn't know he was
from the West. Some said they be-
lieved man who had longer resi-
dence there should fill the Brandeis
seat.
Since Justices Sutherland and
Van Devanter left the court" Sena-
tor King said. 'the West has no one
there who is thoroughly familiar
with the peculiar irrigation and
mining laws of the West, which are
almost a world unto themselves"