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Evening star., 1939-07-22
|Cutter Goes 10 Aid
Of Ship Grounded
Off Alaska Coast
Oklahoma Explorer
And Porty Of Five
Believed Safe
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEWARD, Alaska, July 22.-The
Coast Guard cutter Morris was pro-
ceeding across the Gulf of Alaska
under forced draft today to the aid
of the northwest passage" bound
schooner Pandora, which grounded
yesterday morning of Cape st. Elias
in Southeastern Alaska.
The Morris, which left Seward at
4 pm. yesterday when the light
house keeper at the cape reported
the Pandora's S accident, was expected
to reach the made-over halibut
schooner's side in 13 hours.
Few details were received here but
it was believed that DR.. H. F. Kel-
lens, Oklahoma evangelist and ex-
plorer, head of the expedition, and
the five members of his party were
safe.
Vessel Full Of Water.
The lighthouse keepers report
merely said the 38-foot vessel was
aground and was full Of water.
Coast Guardsmen familiar with
the area, approximately so miles
southeast of Cordova, said the Pan
dora probably was close enough to
shore to allow the six on board to
reach the beach safely, providing
no heavy sea was running.
Hard luck has dogged the expedi-
ton ever since DR.. Kellems began
making preparations for the trip
over "the top of the world" to New
York from Seattle.
Long Delay in Fitting.
Considerable delay was expert
enced in getting the vessel fitted out
in Seattle for the voyage north Sew
eral days out of Seattle, while the
craft was in British Columbia waters,
a minor explosion occurred that
caused brief delay while the mo-
tor was repaired.
DR.. Kellems, upon his departure
from Seattle, said he realized the
dangers Of the trip a west-east voy-
age through the Arctic Ocean to the
Atlantic, and did not intend to take
any chances.
Aboard the Pandora besides its
skipper were his daughter, Vivienne
Kellems, 81, University of Okla
homa junior; Cecil I. Brooks, cook;
A. Y. Owen, photographer; Ira Jones,
engineer, and Leo Clark, radioman,
all Of Oklahoma City.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Crow Comes Back
To Make Cat Happy
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YORK, Pa, July 22-Skippy, a
cat, frisked gleefully today because
his pal Jim, crow, is back after a
three-day spree.
.Skippy and Jim are pets of Percy
Kehm. They were inseparable.
The cat sulked when the crow flew
away one night while Mr.. Kehm was
on a fishing trip and perched in a
tree. Jim came down when Mr..
Kehm came back.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Goodwill Industries
Plun to Close a Week

The Goodwill Industries plant will
be closed next week to give employees
there a vacation, it was announced
today. The closing period, however,
does not apply to the stores, Offices or
collection department of the organ
ization. Employees in these depart
ments will take their vacations in
staggered intervals so needy unem-
ployables will continue to be supplied
with materials for work.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Senate Passes LubeI Bill
By the Associated Press


The Senate passed and sent to
the House yesterday the Schwartz,
Democrat, of Wyoming. bill requir-
ing that most manufactured wooden
products bear labels showing their
exact fiber content. Manufacturers
would have to distinguish between
new and reclaimed wool in their
product. Failure to comply would
subject violators to consfication of
their goods and a 5000 fine, year
IN Jail, or both.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Pacific Northwest Sees
Another Meteor Explode
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia
July 22.-For the second time in less
than three weeks residents of the
Pacific Northwest reported today the
awesome spectacle of a meteor ex-
ploding in flight.
Belated reports came from the
Central British Columbia cattle
town of Williams Lake that towns
people witnessed the heavenly
phenomenon of a brilliant flash of
light, followed by thunderous roper
cussion, Wednesday night.
At Quesnel, go miles north of Will
iams Lake, residents said windows
were ratified by the explosion. A
cowboys horse threw it's rider at
Rise Creek when the explosion
frightened it.
Witnesses from Vancouver to
points 200 miles northward reported
a tail of smoke hung behind the
meteor for several minutes. The
meteor was reported seen as far
south as Seattle.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Japanese Laying Mines
Near Kwonqtunq Ports

BY the Associated Press.
HONG KONG, July 22.-The
Hong Kong government was in
formed officially today that the jap
anese navy was laying mine fields
along several Kwangtung province
coastal stretches, across the en-
frances to large bay northeast OF
Annoy and also across entrances to
two bays Immediately north of Swa-
tow.
The Japanese control both Amov
and Swatow, but adjacent coastal in
dentations provide backdoor ap-
proaches from both ports to minor
points still unoccupied.
Minelaying will relieve the jap
anese navy of the necessity of pa
trolling all but the major port ap-
proaches.
Extension of the mine fields south
ward along the Kwangtung coast is
expected.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Retailer Beer Credit
Bon Ready for Siqnina

Congressional action was COM
pleted yesterday on the Tydings
bill which prohibits the sale of beer
on credit to retailers in the District
of Columbia when the House an
proved Senate amendment. The
bill now goes to the President for
his signature.
To meet opposition by Senator
Danaher, Republican, of Connecti-
cut, Senator Tydings had to pro-
pose an amendment which would
limit the application of the bill to
a one-year trial period, that is
until July, 1910. The House yester-
day accepted this Senate amend
ment.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Babel to Be Topic
At St. Johns

At st. Johns Church, Sixteenth
and H streets NV, the summer
sessions OF the church school under
the direction of Robert S. S. Whit
man will meet in the parish hall
each Sunday at $50 am.
The Rev. William Curtis White.
clergyman in charge during July,
will preach at II o'clock on Babel. +"
A. Harlem Castle will be the guest
soloist. Holy communion is at 8
am.
Services for the week are as fol-
lows: Tuesday (St. James, 7:SO
am. holy communion; Wednesday,
7:3O am, holy communion; Thurs
day, noon, holy communion.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Miss Broker Installed

LONG BEACH, Calf, July o.
Climaxing the four-day 22d biennial
convention of the Nation wide Or
ganization of Lutherans here, Miss
Gladys A. Broeker of Washington,
D. c., reelected secretary, was in
stalled at an impressive candlelight
ceremony in the Municipal Audi
tourium, convention headquarters
for the 1877 delegates from the u.
S. A. and Canada. The 1941 con-
vention will be held in Kitchener,
Ontario, Canada.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Authoritarian Republic
Established by SIovoks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRATISLAVA, Slovakia, July o.
The Slovak Parliament yesterday
adopted a constitution which makes
the little remnant of Czecho-Slo-
vakia IAN authoritarian republic"
Slovakia. independent, according
to Premier Joseph Tiso. "by the will
of God and Adolf Hitler will elect
National Council of 10 members.
The council will govern. its chair
man will be chief of state. There
will be Parliament of 80 deputies
elected for five-year terms, but the
National Council can issue DEGREES
which will not require parliamentary
ratification.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Girl Injured in Fall
At WuIkuthon

Virginia Courtney, 20, of Silver
Spring. Md, was recovering today
from injuries received last night
when she fell while walking in the
stands at the walkathon at Della
ware avenue and Canal street S.W.
The young woman was treated at
Emergency Hospital for chest and
knee injuries and allowed to return
home.
Evening star., 1939-07-22

r., Mr.. Ryan has seen most of the
Presidents, beginning with Abraham
Lincoln.
But Teddy Roosevelt was the best
of them all, volunteered Mr.. Ryan.
He knew me right we'll"
Mr.. Ryan has signed photograph
from Theodore Roosevelt on which
is written
TO Comrade John T. Ryan from
Theodore Roosevelt. January /,
1903"
OF the present occupants of the
White House, Mr.. Ryan has this to
Say:
That man and his wife. They're
good people, too"
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Du Pont Town Planned
Near New NyIon Plant
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
WILMINGTON. Del, July o.
Purchase of a l53-acre farm west of
Seaford, Del, for development into
a residential community was an
nounced today by E. I. du Pont de
NemourS g. Co.
Construction of 30 homes there
for members of the supervisory and
clerical forces of the Seaford Nylon
Plant now being built by the COM
pany will begin soon, the announce
ment said.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
okiio
Continued From First Page.

blockaded the British and French
concessions since June IA.
1t was during a third interview
with Sir Robert yesterday, Arita was
said to have informed the cabinet,
that IAN agreement was reached in
which Britain accepted all Japanese
proposals.
Premier Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma
was said to have warned the min
listers against undue optimism over
eventual outcome of the negotiations,
since serious difficulties might be
encountered in the general confer
ence
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Shanghai
Continued From First Page. }

the vast population of the city which
customarily deals in small amounts.
In an effort to assist in this small
money emergency Chinese authori-
ties, 1t was reported, were planning
to inject 100000 Chinese dollars
labout $180,0OO) worth of notes in
the foreign areas of Shanghai in
denominations of from 11a to S Chi
nese cents (from about 1-6 to - of
a United States cent?.
The Chinese dollar reached high
of 9ls United States cents TODAY
and closed at 80. Yesterdays low
was 7la cents. The dollar plummeted
tuesday following withdrawal of
.StabiliZat ton fund Support
Evening star., 1939-07-22
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTICNEERs
143l Eye St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF SEM1-DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING AND DETACHED GARAGE, NO
3G.:. INGOMAR PLACE NORTHWEST

:}622 1NGOMAR PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 7242 folio 500, ct
sec, of the land records OF the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
Will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, ON MONDAY. THE THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF JULY. AID 1899, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
ana premises. situate in the District of
Columbia, and designated as and being lot
numbered one hundred and thirty -five
1850 in The Chevy Chase Land Company
OF Montgomery County, Maryland's subdi-
vision of lots in square numbered nineteen
hundred and eighty-nine u9s9), as per
plat recorded in the office of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia in Lber No.
los. folio l3; together with the improve.
mentS.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for $1,000 further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid IN cash. deposit of 100000 re-
aulred. Conveyancing. recording, U. s.
Internal Revenue stamps. etc, at pur-
chasers cost. Terms 10 be complied with
within fifteen days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees.
GEORGE E. HAMILTON,
WILLIAM L. MILLER,
ivOn A - Trpg
Evening star., 1939-07-22
AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J. OWEN a. SON AUCTTONEYRS. j.
143l EYE ST NV

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guy ed eeSTdSs 81 s. IL sdd a6sr NJ oS %
Of Columbia, and at the request of the
s sell hessOy s oube he snn
ssa At Fo1R oekocR 3A9 Dr july H. AP n:
sxnt deist'fa ss Drs snd of sRa :sd
fiye I've G53 feet OF lots one 81; two l2l and
block nineteen Io5 in john r, Wsssa-
man isncs sqSdiVsion oM khnvn Of tsact called Al
Of Of the surveyor of the District OF colum;
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privately driven automobiles over the east
four .4D feet of the said west seventy y-f1ve
Tor all general purposes of ingress and
egress for privately driven automobiles
seventy-fve t75J feet of said lots one d
to three go. Subject to covenants Of
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for Sl?,097 80. further particulars
OF OF wnich ts VIII be announced at time OF
required. ConVeyanclng. recording. etc.
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty go, DAYS. otherwise
De be advertised aye and resold at the discretion
CARL C. CHAMPION.
Surviving Trustee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Pycha ceskeho pisemnictvi.

Pychou ceske pfsemnictvf je
obrazova historic ceske a slo-
venske literatury Literarn1 At
las Csl. We dvou velkych d.
lech shromazdili v mem autori
reditel Bohumil Varousek a
rektor Masarykovy university
V Brine DR.. Arne Novak Alb
portretG ceskych a sloven-
skych spisovatelG a obrazo-
vych ukazek jejich zivota, do
nova, rukopisG atd. V tonic
ma ceske pomery monumental
MIN die, jakym Sc niue po-
chlubiti maloktery narod ma
sv6te, je zachycena celia vyvo-
iowa LIME ceske a slovenske Ii
teratury az do n~ejnovejs1 do
by. Literarni Atlas Csl. byl
vydan v pravy cas-, ably poma-
hal podnecovati lasku ceskeho
lidu k jeho literarn1mu dedict-
vi i k literarn1 pTftomnosti. w.
dalo jej nakladatelstv1 Prone
theus V Praze VIII 1874, ktere
sc prave snazf seznamiti S MIN
i krajany, usazene We Spoje-
nych statech severoameric-
kych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Nestastna vyjizdka pc rece
Morave.

2Olety planograf Ant. Mo-
eek z Olomouce-Chvalkovic
vyjel 81 spolecne S ucnem Mi
roslavem Andresme, rovnez z
Chvalkovic ma male LODGE ma
Tece Morave. Mlad1ci Sc pro-
j1zdeli nedaleko obce Chomou-
tova u Olomouce. Ash pGl no
diny jeli proti proudu a pax Sc
vraceli pc proudu k obci. Pred
Chomoutovem najela lodka
ma strom, lez1c1 v fece a pfevr-
hla Sc. Mock, ktery neumel
plavat, chytil Sc prevrzen6 LODI
ky a krecovit6 Sc j drzel. Byl
vsak stizen krec1 a musel Sc
lodky pustit. Hned ma to uni
eel pod vodou. Andres sc ry-
chile "a MIN ponoril, ale marne
patral We vode pc SVEN pr1teli.
Kdyz videl, re veskera jeho
namaha je marna, vylezl z vo-
dy a Sci do Stepanova, kde vse-
oil do vlaku a odjel do Olomou-
&c kde pTipad hlasil ma policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Ctrnact dni chodil S kulkou
" hlaVe.

Do zemske nemocnice v Uh.
Hradisti prisel .62lety hornfk
ma pensi Jirf Snajdr z Netcic u
Kyjova S p%oranenim hlavy. Ra-
ma ma hlave byla jen zcela ne
patrna, pres to 81 vsak Snajdr
stezoval ma prudke bolesti.
Roentgenovy snimek v me-
mocnici ukazal, re Snajdr ma
pod kGz1 ma Have nejake CHI
teleso zv1c1 petikoruny, jez
mt bylo operative odstrane-
no. LekaTi zjistili, re CHI te-
leso je vlastne rozpleskly ma
BOZ. Ma dotaz, kterak pTisel
Ike zranenf, vypovedel snajdr
neochotne, re asi pred ctrnacti
dny Sci prochazkou do poll a
tn dostal najednou ranu do te-
meme hlavy. Pozbyl vedomf a
kdyz Sc opet probral, byl zalit
krv1 a pocitil prudke bolenf
hlavy. Sci domG a ranu 81 wy
myl. Nesel ami k lekari a tax
chodil celych ctrnact dnf, az
no stale stoupajfci bolesti ma
konec pfece jen primely k to-
mu, re vyhledal lekarskou po-
moe v nemocnici. PT1pad byl
oznamen cetnictvu, jez nynf Wy
setfuje vypovedi snajdrovy a
zkouma- byl-li postrelen ma
pytlacke vyprave, nebo cirou
nahodou. Koule mu nast1pla
lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Cesi " Sudetech zalozi "obec
ceskeho Iidu."

Narodnf listy pfinaesji zpra-
WI, re Cesi v sudetskem 1zemi
chystajf Sc zaloziti v Opave
spolek "Obec ceskeho lidu v
Sudetsku', jehoz %pGsobnost Sc
Dude vztahovati ma cele sudet-
ske uzem1. Spolek Dude nepo-
liticky a Dude predevsim peco-
vat O dobre a vzajemne souziti
clenstva. Ma uciniti z CechG v
Sudetsku jednu rodinu, sezna-
miti clenstvo Sc zakony a vede-
MIN nemecke narodne socialis-
ticke strany. Bude take zpro-
stTedkovati styk clenstva a "a
stupovati jeho zajmy u IRA
d1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

CCII hIUk pO COllkd l0C0CN, Oyl
pfiv1tan s velkym nadsenim.
Myslim, re byl hlavnf pffcinou,
proc mi pan spravce psal, a ty
ostatni zpravy pTidal jen jake
nadavkem. TAX tedy, slecno
Lenko, pfipravil jsem YAM "a
vasi arii pf1jemnou odmenu?"
tazal Sc.
Lenka podala mt opet ru-
ku: "Nejen prfjemnou, pane
dirigente, velice milou. Dekuji
YAM srdecne. Jsem yam "a
vsecky vase laskavosti zavaza-
ma velkou vdecnostf, ale dnes
jste moi povinnost k vdecnosti
zvysil o znacnou miru."
mo, budete pc dneSnim ma
mahani spokojene a sladce
spinkat," fekl Bauer S otcov-
skou rozmazlenost1 a ukloniv
Sc odesel, ably pecoval O dalsf
odv1jen1 programu.
Lenka s Zierhutovou vesly
dvefmi vedle jeviste do salu a
ublraly Sc Ike stolu, kde sedel
Rychnovsky Sc svymi pfateli.
Obvykle uvftanf, podavanf ru-
kou, nekolik lichotivych pozna
mex O dnesnfch vykonech
Lencinych, a kdyz tato usedla
vedle Rychnovskeho, porucfk
pohlednuv il do obliceje, fekl
S jistym prekvapen1m: "Slec-
no, CO je VAN? Celia hottie"
Usmala Sc ma neho pTfveti-
We: "Nedivte Sc! Dostala jsem
velmi radostne zpravy z domo-
va"
"Sdflfm tn radost S vami,"
ackoliv neznam jej1ho p1vo-
du," fekl upf1mne.
Lenka sedela obracena k ne
meckym studentGm zady. Nez
usedla Gustav hltal ocima jeji
postavu. Nen1 MONA, nen1
mozna," brucel 81, otviraje ma
slime ospale oci. Muslin ma
byti jistoty, je-li tato divka
skutecne nekdo jiny nez Lee
n.y."
V pfestavce mezi dvema CT
sly, hrala hudba neco pro po-
slouchanou a kdyz pTehrala,
nastalo v sale ticho rusene jen
hovorem host1. V tie chvili vstal
Gustav a propletaje Sc potaci-
wynn krokem mezi stoly, dosel
k Lence.
Dotknuv Sc jejfho ramene,
blabolil: "Leny, jste to Wy ne
DO ~nejste?"
Vyslovenf jejfho praveho
jmena melo ma nj 1cinek pri-
mo %ohromuj1cf. Ohledla sc u
leknuta a oblicej jejf byl jake
popel. Vydesene hledela ma
Gustava, ktereho hned pozna-
la.
eco mi chcete?" zeptala Sc
hlasem %st1snenym a nasilne z
prsou vypravenym.
"Slecno, fekn6te mi pravdu,
jste-li z Polska, nebo jestli jste
naSe Leny!"
Rychnovsky rychle vstal, po-
stavil Sc mezi Gustava a Lenku
a zvolal pTisne: "Pane, CO S
dovolujete? Polekal jste slec-
nu."
Dobre 81 byl vsiml, re Lenka
leknutlm zbledla.
Domacf pan udelal take pri.
shy oblicej "Mladfku, koukej-
tie, abyste zmizel, Size zavolam
strazn1ka! Kdyz jste machine
leny, tax sedte ma SVEN mfste
a neobtezujte damy!" Gusta.
VOW vyhrkly size z oci.
"Slecno, opravdu mne ne.
znate?"
Boure citG zracila sc v obi.
ceji Lencine = uzkost, litost
s ubohym zamilovanym jino.
chem, ale musela Sc premaha-
u, aOy Sc nepfOZfadlla = pax
bylo by vsecko ztraceno. Tier
hutova hledela ma Lenku u,
strasene. Tusila, re Sc Lenka
nachazi v neprijemne situaci q
S 1zkost1 cekala, jak Sc z nj Wy,
tahne.
Nejsouc slova mocha, zavr-
tela Lenka mfsto odpovedi jen
zaporne hlavou. Rychnovsky
uchopil Gustava "a ramona a
otociv no, strkal no do ulicky
mezi nejblizs1 stoly. Lide Sc
ohl1zeli a pronaseli O opilci
poznamky. Doktor koncipient,
vida uslzenou tvaT Gustavovu,
pronesl Sc sm1chem: "Ten ma
plactivou opici."
Gustav potacel Sc ma sve mi
sto, utfraje 81 oci hrbetem ru-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30


tela Lenka mfsto odpovedi jen
zaporne hlavou. Rychnovsky
uchopil Gustava "a ramona a
otociv no, strkal no do ulicky
mezi nejblizs1 stoly. Lide Sc
ohl1zeli a pronaseli o opilci
poznamky. Doktor koncipient,
vida uslzenou tvaT Gustavovu,
pronesl Sc sm1chem: "Ten ma
plactivou opici."
Gustav potacel Sc ma sve mi
sto, ut1raje 81 oci hrbetem ru-
ky. Jeden re studentG Sci mu
vstr1c, dovedl no Ike stolu a vii
ski no ma zidli. Bylo videti, re
mu vsichni tri jeho pratele hne
vive domlouvajf. Polozil 81
hlavu ma still a plakal dial, ne
DO snad usnul.
"Slecno, je YAM nevolno?"
tazal Sc Rychnovsky usednuv
ma sve m1sto vedle Lenky a spa
tfiv, re bledost dosud nezmi-
zela z jej1 tvafe.
"Ponekud," fekla, snazcf Sc
usmati Sc. "Lekla jsem Sc ma
hleho osloven1 toho pana. By
la jsem prave zabrana v hovor
S vami a nepozorovala. jsem, re
Sc nekdo bl1zi k me zidli."
81 leknut1 mohla byste Sc
roznemoci,' 'm1nil tlusty kupec
starostlive.
(Pokracovani.)
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-22

To the Grand March from Aida thirty-one seventh
grade pupils marched into the audi torium and took
their places the platform. Numerous bouquets Of
many kinds Of flowers decorated the stage, but the
audience gave most Of its attention to the attrac
tive young graduates.
The group sang 1.-THE Hillside Tree. the "Bel1s Of
St. Mary's ,group Tvs GLASS song ad "Pippas Song
Rev. Robert Lee Kinoheloe. minister to the Green
belt Community Church gave the Invocation.
An amusing skit "Contrasts in on" portrayed
Norma Mitchell the schools principal, Mrs. Reed.
who received calls from disgnt1ed and enthusiastic
patrons Of the schoo1-Eve1yn spector. Shirley and
Marian v.
presented medals to Jane Stone and Joseph eastman
for their fine records.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-22

Mrs. Reed expressed regret thst Mr.. Bradeu. town
manager was not able to be present to present the
certificates. In his absence Mrs. Reed spoke to the
group.
I'VE sometimes hear that not traditional
enough In school," she said. "That is all right
with US because want to establish tradi-
tions. like the kind Of traditions you have
tab1ished here. 1ike the dignity that you have
shown as upper GLASS;"
"Some Of you have known year--some 7 have
been fortunate enough to know for two. In a way
am sorry to you leave school. yet have no
fear in sending you to high school. laow you
young people will make wi choices. If you DON'T
make Wise choice you vi IL be able to ana1ySe your
errors and correct your choice."
Vt sending you out with confidence"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
CLUB MEETINGS
ARE ANNOUNCED
oic HARRoR-rh~ NJ and NJ

81. HAkRoR--The NJ and NJ
club vii gather a. 10 N Friday
At The club house % the Charles
Frost place fcs a cleanup ses.
sion A nO-hos;szs dinner viii ~
served a. noen
rhe Midway r.T A. viii hold
the annual meeting. including tire
election II officers. Thursday even.
ING a, ,i~ Midway hail Preceding
the business session. the .cheel
children win present the annual
spring program with Mrs G n
Parks directing
The United Fishermsns union.
GIG Hsrhor local No. =. Will meet
Thursday evening At 81 Johns
hall Robert Alvesisd IL executive
council member. while n. . crsw-
ford u the agent
Mrs Margaret Perry II Lake
Ray was named second vice rresi.
dent ~ the Peninsula District Fed.
Grafton of Nomens clubs Tuesday
Al the seml.snnusl meeting held At
Trscyton Mr.. Charles Frost Wa
elected recording secretary In
oluded on the days program was
talk on China by the Chinese
consul from Seattle. ard dis
ousslon II Juvenile Delinquency"
bv Mrs Arnot Of the Peri Dffhafd
juvenile court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Lucky Indy" Of Hop-to-Psris Fame Is
Now Somber Figure in World Politics

English paper dubbed him rEa-
ropes bu<ytssdy." and declared
tina, he never failed "a vosoe glow.
ing admiration for Hitler and Nasi
Germany.
The storm had hardly died
down when smother English paper
declared that Lindhergh was pre-
pairing TO become a British citizen
and an unofficial agent II the
British government. rather like
Lawrence of Arabia
The latest Lindhcrgh story
came about IN January nf this
year. In confidential memoran-
dunn 10 American officials. he re-
ported that German mass aircraft
production was at a point where
II could become a formidable COM
petitor of the United States In the
production Of commercial aircraft.
He also credited Germany with
having the worlds greatest mill
tary fleet.
New Col Lindbergh is back in
the T. : A. called into army SER
vice and reported 10 be taking
leading part in the technical and
publicity drive 10 build up the
American air force and place IL
on par with the German aud
other air Armadss he became 50
familiar with in Europe