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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
TERRYVILLE UKES
 DROP CLOSE GAME
Yonkers, N. Y., ,Collegians Defeat Parlor Town
 Club, 34 to B

Teryville, Jan. 30 With Slevensky and Paveichak finding the range tn the second half, the Terryville Uk- ranians came within one point of defeating q fast Yonkors, N. Y. Col. legian five In a hard fought con- test In the Knights of Columbus Hall in Yonkers, N. Y, Saturday night, 34.33. At half time the local five was trailing 1910.
 Next Sunday, the Terryville Uk- ranians will Journey to Cohoes. N, Y, to meet Q strong Cohoes Kacey five.
 The box scopc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30

 i5s, including Q triple strike.
 Johnny Kudgma's Columbia out flt lost three very close games 70 Sid Montls Notre Dame team in Q hard fought contest which was nip and tuck all the way, Montrs team ccmlng out on top by . small mar gin Of four pins the first. six the second and eight the third. Better luck the next time John.
 Harvard took Army over the hurdles for two games, with plenty of help from Francis Perazelli and George Lewis, both hitting the ma pie for $50 apiece, Nice going boys.
 Al Trask of Notre Dame, the hoy with the Dizzy Dean delivery came through In the pinehcS Co aid hts team n the defeat of Columbia.
 Sid Monti captain of Notre Dame, with the aid of the rest of his team, has purchased beautiful stream- lined doll to present to John Beef" Mazsarella In order to keep Johnny up stairs where they can keep tabs on him. Beef as he Is lovingly called by the boys, has a habit Of suddenly disappearing downstairs to watch the lasSies bowl.
 The recent announcement of Paul Barons engagement has had him drifting up In the clouds and while Paul was floating around Monday evening he managed Co hit the maple Co the tune of a0S for three strings. Believe it or not. here they are, iSS, 100. i42. Ho, Hum, what love won't do for . fel- Ter!
 Bernie Commerford although In tho Yale lineup only a few weeks Is certainly setting fast pace, bowling well over tho three hum dred mark, and Of course helping Yale increase their winning streak. Lou Osborne the big gas and oil man of the Brown aggregation. on being questioned as to the chances of his team coming out on top. an- swered; "When ! open up there'l' be no stopping Brown"
 Colgate missed beautiful chance of tripping Navy three games by the absence of one of their main. stays Ed. Donne,l. Had Ed been there, Navy would have been three games in the red.
 Tony Cardihalc and Rocco Peru glni have . little private fued which has been going on for some weeks and right now, it has reached fever heat. Watch those boys burn up Che drives tonight to see who's who. I'm betting my pile on Rocco. Tho Army, fin spite of the five anchor men the team boasts. arc still on the losing end--losing two games last Monday P. M.
 So. until tonight at Q. when that famous Perugini.C Cardinaie match game gees on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
EAGLES LOSE NINTH

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 30.--(UP) ---The Pittsburgh Hornets inflicted the third straight defeat on the New Haven Eagles, $ to 3. in on ln- ternational-American Hockey league game here last night.
 The loss kep. the local Sextet in tho cellar. The team has played the last nine games without . vic- tory. F
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
BUDdE LEADS, ll.S

Miami Beach. Fla. Jan. 30.--tUP) Don Budge continued to lead Ells- worth Vines in their professional tennis tour today although Vines had lessened the margin bs winning es- tcfday'S match 4-6. 60. 0-l. The defeat left Budge leading lies in .a'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
RED DEVILS WIN

Danbury, Jan. 30-The West Ha- ven Red. Devils won the Connecli- cut semi-pro hoop title here yes- tertlay, beating the Cyclones 47.37 In . game that saw the classy Devils turning in sensa tional team play to lead at all times. The Devils led i2-ii at the quarter; 3o-20 at half time and 37-26 at the. end of tho third stanga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30

Scores: St. Ann's; Boucher, Smith, Benoit, Huppi, r. McCleary, Les sard.
 Spares: Fair Haven Sleeves, Ma lett, Norris, Kyler. Graves.
 Officials Leiberto, B. Bournival.
 First perido scoring; P, vournival (Chabo- Schwarts) l:52, Chabot ii:32.
 Penalties; None.
 Second period scoring: Malctt 5:04; Chabot tBournivaD l400: Henoit (Bournival-ChaboD i5:00; Huoppl l2;30.
 Penalties: Benoit 8. Mccleary, An- derSon.
 Third period scoring: Chabo tschwarts3 3;3o; R, Brey (GravesD 1887.
 Penalties; B. Brey, Anderson, Cha bot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
ytalae League Basketball

Dannury Guards 5I Waterbury speedboys 90.
 Aiisonia Blue Devils 46, TorTing- ton Full Fashions ~.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
Speedboys

Score at half time: Guards a. Dpeedboys i3. Referee: Carrington. 1]me: Four 10 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
BLESSED SACRAMENT
EAST END ROLLER
 POLO CLUB WINS

Yesterday afternoon at Meriden, Waterbury East Ends were a to 6 roller hockey winner over tnc Meriden Packers. before i,40o patrons of the sport who saw liye- iy game from start to finish. Leaman Harvey, the east end "century plant showed his youthful competitors Q thing or two about the sport by scoring four goals, Howie Lcughlin getting three more for the Water bury total while stockman stood out in the Meriden attack. The teams meet again at the Phoenix avenue armory Saturday in e double-he with the Packers Summary; Waterbury t7) b) Meriden
 First Rush II. Loughlin .,"..u.,,,'. Beilyka l.. Harvey ,...,.,.,,,,,'''S 'Stockinan Champagne
 Center w. Harvey ..,,..,..,,,,,'' 'SteVeIiS Pryor
  T. Butler ......1,. .'...r.''' Lynn
 Goal J. Langlois ........,.....t, Dzeima First period-L. Harvey, 2:06; Beilyka, 2:54; L. Harvey, 3:00 Second period stockman, 1905: Loughlin, TIPS.
 Third period-L. Harvey, 2'2S; Stockfnafl, 3:06.
 Fourth pcriod-Loughlin, S:44; L.. Harvey, i;44: Stevens, AS; Louehlin, 1905: Gtockman. 2:10.
 ps--Langiois. %: Dzeima, 3i. Rushes-Loughlin. 10: B. Harvey, 2: stockman. 4; Beilyka, 1
 Fouis--Gteyeng, 2.
 Timc--Four i0-minutc periods. Rcferee-C. Clancy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
Terryvilie Ukrs

Referee, Mullins, Umpire. Keefe. Time--Four-i0 Minute Periods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
ST. ANN ICEMEN
 TOP FAIR HAVEN
Flying Frenchmen Win Rough Hockey Go 6-2;
 Boucher Hurt

St. Ann's Flying Frenchmen won their eighth straight game Saturday night by defeating the scrappy Fair Haven six by the score of 6 to ?, Chabot led the Trenches with 3 goals; Horseman of the visitors was brilliant in the goal making nice stops to keep his team in the game. It was the toughest game played here this season. The victory was costly for St. Ann's, Bert Boucher injuring his shoulder and was forced to retire from the game In the first period.
 Summary st. Ann'S (6) t2) Fair Haven Philibert ,.,,,,.,,,,,' Hprseman
 Goal s. McCleary ,,....,,,..,,,An Anderson Right Defense HluNuIu '''t''t''',''' 'SktutAieAd
 Left Defense Cnapot ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,''' LliInhn
 Center
 6CLlWuGtA ''t'iI'''',' '''s''4Ss oASy
 Right Wing .+eI r. Bournival ...,,,.,,,.,..,B B. Brey
 Left Wing ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
7hiSSpOrting
 World
Pert Paragraphs
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

That niot fooba game last season seemed to pe t from turned out to be tough break Sors west end Joe Rndge Why baskeaer who you may injured leg Examination H otnoneic surgeons resulted of operation to remove or
 sc cStege at cost of all members of the Indies tonight at D. m at the brooKTn to plans raising part of the needed surgical Tee to neP certainly rates t.
 omne,e indication that fight Thursday IS al- ready financial success when became known that one o for rngside seat at Sso when 65 pasteboa just as well and dd noe even
 With such top there ought to be some rsa bxofnce play at which the when some financial wizards gde seat price for the Lewis championship" affair
 fr game Mauck carded for February ls with guaranteed $40 top prize other pes There's 20 named already rom the istr league rolling the bowlers eligible rom including Naugauck seymour AaSonH Derpy Cheshr Thoma Bristol and Torfmgton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
Norton's

Score at half time: Nortons 20. K. of L. l7. Referees: Talon, Early.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-30
Hopeville Bowling
 League Notes
BY HAPPY" HOWARD

Al prexler back on the drives after a short seige oi grip, hit the liign single of the week, Q sweet l5s, including Q triple strike,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-09
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STILL AT LARGE

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Wanted, Room and Board

HOME privileges for two girls and two
adults. Mason school district pre-
ferfed Write Ri. Times.
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La gaceta., 1939-12-15

mar de bien vestida, con I'm pa.
tatds.. Esta en- la casa de so
corro...
-Chico!. Pero..
-Lo que Dyes No Sc sabe
quien. La he visto dinero. Y CO.
mo los doctores decian de man.
darla al hospital, les he pregun-
tado,.
Isl podia venir aqui?-le
i~nterrumpi6 su mujer, que era
un lince.
=iJusto! Yo creo que ha de
ser I'm buen negocio. Por 10 me-
nos, podemos estar q Ia especta-
tiva. mo tie parece7
o
Hubo un silencio.
La mujer parecia reflexionar.
Luego dijo:
-Pero... Jtu no sabes 81 sea
suceso?... IA yer 81 nos
metemos en- un Ito, till.
-SQue 10 nj cue echo Guar
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

el coraz6n durO de los one se
nan viSto apaleados v maltrata-
oos por la vida, Sc emocion6 IN
tanto ante la belleza de esta mu-
J.r JoEen, en- cuyo rostro apare-
Ga IN inconfundible sehorio.
i0ud tie parece ?-pregun-
10 Paquito' cuando la hubieron
acos'adO y desnudado las mule
Una marquesita, 10 me-
nos!-contest6 Patrocinio con-
vencida.
Con ella, luego de avudar,o =
aasnodar a la pobre enferma'
eS'aoan en- la alcoba Herminia.
ID Fiatanito, y otras dos arts
tas' Luna del Brasil. una iamO-
I'd marta de rodar por los esce-
narios de toda Europa y Anne
rlca' de origen eriollo y que abo-
=" eOrria tambien alhajas, y A
uaa' o sea Flor de Paris, Otra
y estreIla, aSeeudida q
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

m%atrimonio, como TODD ell nun.
do aqui, estaban siempre a la q.
GAIA.
FL ambiente de vicio Y de ca
nalleria, y los continues tratoS
mas o menos honestos Y sola-
pados que aqui Sc coneluian en-
voz baja a cada instante, te-
Man en- TODD ell mundo agudi-
zados los instintos de la avari-
ella y del lucro de un modo for
midable.
lQu6 es?-comenz6 dicien-
do Patrocinio, limpiandose Ia
boca con ell reeves de Ia mano, CO.
mo 81 va Sc relamiera.
-iNo sell. Pudiera ser algo
bueno. Sabes que he lido esta tar
de a casa de csc duque ,en la Cas-
tellana, a llevar un palco, ino?
ST.
-Pues... inada !m..., que bajan
do la Castellana, me he encon-
TRADE a una sonora, pero que Ia
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

tos, m~ujer?... 70 te digo que eS
un buen negOcio.. Isl vieras que
sonora L.. Quita Ell hipo.,. Y, q.
demas...
La mujer lie interrumpi6:
-Bueno, pero..,, zen que has
quedado?
En- que til irias a por ella,
No comprendes? D.. La van a lie
var al hospital, de todos MOODS,
81 ~nosotros no la recogemos. Y
como NADIA Sc pierde con traer-
Ia.
La Patro estaba convencida.
En- seguida quitandose el de-
lantal, Sc echo un abrigo de as
trakan por eucima, disponien-
dose a salir.
-Bueno, pues, inada, aire,
me largo!... blonde dices que
esta?
En- la casa de socorro de Ia
Gale de Recoletos.
-4Ysi
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

estancia, mientras su marido,
que estaba chalao pOr sus pea
eos, segdn su propia expression,
Sc quedaba comentando a me
dia VOC:
lila mar en- Cadiz!... Pare
ce un rio importante, cuando Sc
sale de madre! ,r
o
Dos horas despu6s estaba Ma
ria de la Cruz instalada en- una
eamita de la alcoba del fondo
que los eonserjes tenian vacia
de ordinario.
FL matrimonio no tenia hiios,
y VIVA solo en- esta casa.
La mujer de Pedro de Nihez
apenas Sc di6 cuenta del trasla-
do desde la casa de socorro has.
ia ell cuchitril de los conseries.
Su postraci6n habia aumenta
do, Y no Sc daba cuenta de las
cosas.
PatrOcinio, a pesar de poser
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
LAS FIGURAS
R-ESURGIERON EN- Ell ANO

New York, Die. 10. Los pc
riodistas escogieron aver a las
figuras deportivas de mas me
rito que resurgieron durante ell
ano.
Sc concedi6 ell primer lugar
por la proeza de reconquistar la
corona del peso ligero, cuando
Sc lie crefa en- plena decadencia,
a Lou Ambers, Ell italiano como
cido por ell "Huracan de Herki-
mer." LIE corresponds ell segun
do lugar, por un segundo resur-
gimiento, al celebre pitcher Lef-
ty Moses Grove, de los Medals
Rojas de Boston.
Ambers obtuvo Sc puntos y
Grove so, una modesto diferen.
cha de seis.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
Folletin No. 16
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

guas, enemigas de toda mujer
honrada, contaban sin cansarse
de que 81 tuvo un Ito o cuatro-
cientos...
iPura fabulal
La Patro habia seguido STEM
do buena, como ella juraba, has
ia que conoci6 a Paquito y Sc
volvi6 loca y Sc fu6 con 81, GUAM
do Gil era banderillero...
Estuvieron cuatro o cinco a
nos juntos, hasta que Sc casaron
dos atras, en- Sevilla, en- la feia
de San Miguel.
BESIDE POGO antics 'eran con
series del Folies. "
No hay que decir que el tai
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

Sc dijo en- 1888 que Ell bra7c
de Grove "ya habfa pasado q la
historia," en- cuanto a lamar co
mo pitcher de las grandes Ii
gas.
Ell zurdo maravilloso di6 a So
club, en- la 1tima temporada, ma
da menos que Is victorias, con
solo A d~errotas.
A Tony Galento, ell italiano
de pecho abarrilado, aspirante
a campe6n del peso complete, lie
fue otorgado ell tercer lugar, con
43 puntos. Galento fue atacado
por una pulmonia doble Y recu-
per6 la salud. Pele6 con Jose
Luis, lie hizo gran resistencia Y
despues derrot6 a Lou Nova, a
quien los peritos consideraban
superior a 81.
Corresponds Ell cuarto lugar
en- la selection a Don Meade, un
jockey de carreras de caballos,
native de la Dakota del Sur. Lie
vaban tres amos fuera de traba-
jo y en- la temporada de 1899 fl
naliz6 en- primer lugar.
Conqu;staron puntos, despues
de esos cuatro, Nile Kinnick, un
futbolista de Iowa, Ia; AL Hos
tax, ell gladiator de Seattle, Es-
tado de Washington, 10; Clint
Brown, pelotero de los Medals
Blancas de Chicago, IL; Dick
Metz, golfista de Chicago, 10;
Dutch Leonard, p%elotero de los
SenadoreS, 9; Buckley Walters,
de los Rojos de Cincinnati, 8;
frankie Parker, tenista de Chi
cago, z; Curt Davis, pitcher de
los Cardenales, z; Gene Sarazen
gofista, 6; Bob Teller, de los In
dios de Cleveland, 6; Helen ia
cobs, 6; Charley Colbert, pelo-
tero de los Senadores, s; Bob
Pastor, boxeador, s, y otros mas.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
JESUS RODRIGUEZ NOM
BRADO DIRECTOR DE LA
NOVENA DEL CIRCULO
CUBANO

LIZ Secci6n Atletica del Cfrcu
10 Cubano, presidida por Luis
Sanchez, escogi6 para director
de su novena, en- la temporada
de 1910, al joven JESUS Rodri-
guez.
Dirigi6 JESUS la segunda Sc
RTE y consigui6 ganarla. Das-
pues, en- la lucha final por Ell
campeonato, gan6 dos desafios,
de seis.
Todo indica que Ell animoso
muchacho hara una excelente Sc
lection de jugadores.
Felicitamos al Cfrculo por
haberle ratificado su confianza.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

TT llegas, y vas y dices: a.
nui, yo soy la mujer de csc Sc
nor Gil que ha recogido a la Sc
nora que Sc ha ~desmayado en- la
Castellana, y vengo a por ella,
va Sc hombre,
y to la traes,
-Ciaro.
EN- un autom6vil.
-Naturalmente.
-iLlevas dinero?
-iQue SILL.
-iPues halal
La Patro Sc dirigi6 a la puer
ia, luego de coger el bolsillo.
JAhl,.. i0yel
-JQue7
"A esas seioras, las dices...
-iQue voy a contar los frai-
les, hombrel IPero III me crees
a mi tonta?
mo, mujer! IVES! va Sc
que cortas un pelo en- bicicleta...
La Pstro sali6, al fin, de- Ia
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
Con ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Habra "recholata' ell venide-
no domingo, organizada por Ia
Unione Italiana en- honor de sus
peloteros.
Me invitaron y con la mayor
Modesto decidi aceptar.
Ahora bien, 81 hemos de te-
ner I'm almuerzo zen santa cal
MAJ. Scmo es que Sc anuncia
un desafio sin interes entire los
p~eloteros vencedores en- Ell cam
peonato y la novenita del Goody
Goody?
Els que vamos a conner de
prisa... porque los muchachos Sc
tienen que ir a la GAIA de unos
realities?
Pasamos ell problema, con to-
dos sus escollos, a los buenos a.
migos Mario e Ignacio.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
OLSON Sc BATIRA CON Ell
B SAVAGE

La direction de Benjamin
Field anuncia para ell lunes un
match de lucha entire ell barbudo
Daniel Boone Savage, ell monta-
mes de alguna parte, y Ell sueco
Cliff Olson, I'm cabsllerO de lin
pios mOdales.
Olson conoce bien a su rival
y los peritos estiman que 81 no
pierde la ecuanimidad la victo-
ria sera suya.
George Ryan Sc batira con Ell
poderoso Ernie Powers, ell vete-
rano de California, y Whitley
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
DEMPSEY LLEGARA HOY
LAS FILIPINAS

Manila, Filipinas, Die. 49,
Llegara hoy a esta ciudad ell ex-
campe6n mundial de boxeo,
Jack Dempsey, que actuara de
arbitro en- la pelea entire ell fill
Pine Ceferino Garcia, campe6n
del peso mediano en- Ell estado de
New York, y Glenn Lee, un as
pirante de Nebraska.
Dempsey arribara, en- ell a
vi6n China Clipper Y por su t.A
bajo Sc lie pagaran $500.
La pelea sc efectuara el do
mingo, en- lugar del sabado.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

Aconsejamos a la Liga Inter-
social que para 1910 tome medi-
Gas en- cuanto a la novena ven
cedora, de modo que no pueda
irgar, usando ell nombre del
triunfador, con una "novenilla"
comercial.
Ell pdblico quiere descansar
y los muchachos pueden jugar
donde les plazca, pero los nom
de las sociedades no deben ser
utilizados Y mucho menos los
uniformes.
Pero antes habra que tomar
medidas, las que actualmente no
existen.
FL campeonato Intersocial, 81
la discipline y la cordialidad Sc
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

Tres pesitos mas, donados
por la Junta de Recreo, ingresa-
ran en- ell bolsillo del pitcher
Dominique.
Una corteSia de Nash Higg-
ms y SUI "staff" de inteligentes
muchachas y caballeros.
Cunningham dijo que el tie
ne muchachos de Is amos eapa-
ces de veneer, jugando a la Pc
lota a los muchachos de la Liga
I~ntersocial.
Esa es la clase de "nihos" que
la buena pelota amateur necesi-
ia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
U N DE JIMMY LETO

Holyoke, Mass, Die. 15.-En
una pelea a 10 asaltos celebra-
da en- ell Velley Arena, Jimmy
Leto, de Tampa, con un peso de
148 libras, superb a Franckie
Cananna, lat, de Brooklyn,
New York. Leto reside actual
mente en- Hartford, estado de
Connecticut,
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

Govro, de % libras, con Steve
Budynas.
Ell porgrama es modo de i'm
regalo de Pascuas para los ia
naticos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

Mario dice que los macarro-
mes no "estaran solos" ell domin-
co.. tendran la compa1ia de o.
tros comestibles y bebestibles.
Y veremos "quien bota la pc
lota"... en- 10 del conner y ell be-
Der.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

mantienen como hasta ahora,
ira adquiriendo prestigio a me-
dida que pasen los amos.
Pertenecer a la Liga sera un
honor Y una convenience.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
DERRoTA DE PTMPNELLA

Portland, Me-, Die. 14.-Ata-
cando velozmente Y usando con
eficiencia su jab de i2quierda,
Coley WEIGH, 161 libras, de Port
land, venci6 por puntos a Vicen-
te Pimpinella, de Brooklyn.
Pesaba ell vencedor I61 libras
y Ell vapuleado 1861,
La gaceta., 1939-12-15
OEPORTES
TABLAS CON BEN BROWN

Atlanta, Die. 15.-El vetera-
no Ken Overlin, con un peso de
165 libras hizo aqui tablas, en-
diez asaltos, con Ell popular pd-
gil Ben Brown. Fue ell tercer re-
parto de tablas entire los dos. O.
verlin, ademas, ostenta dos de-
cisiones.
La gaceta., 1939-12-15

LECCIONES DE A
-Deseo tomarlas 8 dias a la Sc
mana, entire 10 A. NJ. y IL. Pa
ra mas detalles escriba al apar-
tado P. o. $685., Ybor City Sta.
No Sc desea I'm maestro profa-
sional.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-26
No Ga n n cry Work, Hoonah
Icy Straits Company Has Jobs FiIIed-No Place
 10 Stay

There is no cannery work in the Icy Straits Salmon Company at Hoonah, according to advices re- ceived by The Empire direct from Frank Wright, Jr., Superintendent. ; Furthermore there is no place for men to stay that might go there hoping to get employment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-26
CHARTER pAA
 PLANE TODAY FOR FILMING
Fitzpatrick l aking Color Movies from Air-FIying i 10 Catch Aleutidn

James Fitzpatrick, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer trayelogue producer, who has gained fame with his colored movies of other countries, got off the south bound Aleutian today to charter a Pacific Alaska Airways plane and make flight to Whitehorse.
 After the flight to Whitehorse, Fitzpatrick and his head cameraman flew over the Juneau area for more movies to add to his Hast volume in the filming of the worlds scenic wonders, planning to board a Marine Airways plane for Petersburg and Wrangell this evening and catch the Aleutian.