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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
DOUBLE HEADERS IN CITY

toretnef IN . par q vital TIM
tssts. the ssea8a affair rsli BE- .
p1sal ponsd game ~ June =.
me second pair Of games sfsfts
OIyHf.le lee Cream ard Model
Lumber taxing ths field. A twin
ain fer the Cfssmefs would put
them very much in ths running.
The seeon1 game u Fains6-1at
contest u June 3. me nlknE~exp
n sA6h instance viii b< for seven
innings. and bofn double headers
xiIl get started at 80. Il pA1
announced ~ Roy r. Archer.
prsxsdent II the municipal circuit.
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who couldn't get through enc
round of strenuous phrthesi
without = minute or two in ire
oxygen tent,
To see him picking sAsiy
through heay, gtunscd tcrtoi>e-
shell glasses. - hear him talk.
ting in his soft voice. You'd swear
he wasa't strong enough 70 NJ .
ehes. champion, much less run
. hiisiersng mile.
hut ne must he able 20 boil u.
this little lawyer who wears ths
silks az tire Bisckheath Hsrrters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16

does the worlds greatest rifle
runner,
sydney had the srertawriters
rubbing their EYES and pinching
themselves when he arrived here
on his WAY 10 Princeton. where
he will compete In the svank
Invitation track meet on sat
urdsy.
The record book. which seldom
lies, has it down in black and
white that Sydney has run the
mile in &.0e.4 for one world
mark. the half mile in i:4s2 for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16

the last quarter ~ . Min IN
secA tsa. yard ttwp. ~. sfyle
ss srs = particularly pretty c~s.
INIT Ne has . Ieae. ieptre stst1e
esseh covers tv~rseraean ut
~ ground
wao<s~ssun wiil run ever nne
~ the fastest tracks In the wufid
81 pFaaeeten .rhe uld N&ssan
strip ~as hasAss toS sp<sa. ard u
unaours ssily nesssr sustei - rec
cra nans than any the English
man has covered in this ssssntsy.
nut what aacas ~ nrpaastsnn
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another. and the 500 meters In
isst FOR = third
You may no; Re from Missouri.
or anywhere near II, but ore
peek At sydney and YOU q aaes-
ton the marks until YOU saw
him run and clicked him with
your own timepiece
I've seen lots q athletes who
didn't look the part. bat none
10 compare with sydney Weigh
Ing only i2e pounds. and stand
ine a scarce five feet six inches.
he gives the impression Of chap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16

4 man nseds to = driven e q
siI cut, and Il u deubtful x
shs American entrants y ~
mlls wsa ~ able to carry SD
new siorx.
Cunningham Il evvr IN MN.
san Ronsns never quito Feeened
greatness ~ miier. nn6 NJ ans
Annws the fult eApabtlIttee ~
chuck Rensae and MAINE ME-
out. ~ gpess newewsr. y snnt
rensss win pruvt1e wep1esusua
wssh NJ ehasf uvesueeiom
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PoUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. =

POUGHkEEPSIE n. Y. A
dream race, with ten or more
crews in the four mile varsity
grind. was regarded distinct
possibility for 1912 or 1e43 as
oarsmen from seven colleges
tapered off training today for
Saturdays Poughkeepsie regatta.
This dream battle was en-
visioned by Peter H. Troy, chair
man of the local regatta committee
who helped bring the rowing
classic back to its feet.
Seven crews Washington,
California, Navy. Cornell.
Syracuse, Wisconsin, and
Columbis--will go to the var
sity starting line on the Mud
son Saturday afternoon. And
next year, Troy said, It's al
most certain there viii be nine.
Princeton and Pennsylvania, the
latter regular participant until
its withdrawal last year, will row
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HOOKS FISH

EOH eight YrsfN l. A. s*fi1aa.
prominent Tacoma eisthisf.
flsh@d aud ff.h~d for = mighty
Ming .AImos off his hsm~ fssat
on tashsn Island. Hut M luck al
all until the other dst. Thea.
~ hen 1. 4. did tie Into enc Ne
hooked something ssfths hiis
. Ill FOUNDER. Certainly ~
entered II In the faKxis sias
dsfb.. Ard uss Jetiand thrilled
and ~ he stiII thfiIisd. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
Fleming Has
Winning Day

HOLLY Ntetb al - Xii fitfhs
ing and WAlly Hehert engaged
in pitching duel. with Fiem-
ing ard the Hollywood stars
emerging with a 10 win ever
Hehert and San niegos Padres.
Fleming surrendered only two hits
and Hebert three. one triple by
Hoover. who scored the game
lone run. The win kept the Stars
in fifth place instead Of dropping
them into = lsstsplsce tie with
Portland.
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Seals Finish
Wee Bit Short

PORTLAND. Ore. ~ Nan Fran.
eiseo put on one ~ thoss gar.
rison finishes that fell Just
short NJ victory In dropping Z
Ia encounter tn Portland. ms
Seals showed four runs arro~s in
the ninth inning and had tao men
on base when Ted Norbert hit lnta
an infield out.
Home ruas By Nav nina. Hrs~
pies and swe~sey eaiiseseA
the game. "a stats wsA
charged with the defeat. ri.
Though Larry Quay was ths
vietim ef s~~~aey's ksue vss
In the eighth.
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Para sefthsii LEAGUE sAHsse t1niahss
a.is
sliy 4 iessss tsnsfnsssaa nsnA
W Alt HsldsttefH. ~ kinlet
titt n league issf@nn Wsteef
nssts a~fstee " Fufs~ n<sHsss ~ >
Kiniek Waftsnne n~fstfs - jauaeu
FUEL Co. usfsuun4
Commercial tsaxas fxsasnA uue
Gu " fastufflee. hheftaaH.
I.ahas untaa isasat Musicians ~
Chemical wufsssss stadium watH y
Cereal WORKERS w. Hshess. fastiessss
ave.
Cameo for Ffiaasf
stif 4 tsssus Jabn4sa Fslnt ~
Transfers Msktnisf
t-fty league Active CEuh w.
French Hessft. sfsEinlsy
thuseb stfntetHat s*Htfei IstssNess
an " fanlsn Lutheran teffssena.
xt0H ItithetaH W Naas ~ tpftfise
jefferson fseoaa NASAL nAsnsse ~
Asuust ~ 4 Hartman
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Dautls headers form the week
end feature in CITY Issgps play.
tzdn bills being scheduled for tris
say ard Saturday nights. fhs
firsf q me doubles brings Gk.c.
Trucks and CAmmsfano Brothers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
JIMMY DOWNS
LANDS TROUT

Jimmy Downs. veteran angler,
caught his limit Of silver trout nj
American lake yesterday and has
them on display al Bill MeQueen's
tackle shop. Mcqueen. by the
way. caught = eutthroat in the
Desehutes river this week that
weighed q. pounds Creased. He
used a salmon egg Hawi
ospreys sometimes carry off ar
ticles of clothing that have been
left ungusrded by the owners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16

WlHHlus pIH De- FsIlHh Ihulhts
pitched CsHtNsii - runs smta Oh
sHHa4eII l. rms fesponssBis fag Ktsiz
tAs 4 CABtwsii s. stfUNG aat. ~ fFsis
taa r Fhtiun 4 0nseN on hssfs Oft
ffe5tss fHlian l. tNnsbsse ntis.
HA4mnadi MnaaHkli faHa HA4tsd ia.
williams 4. Orenxo Oaast ! bfaHu.
HAIfaaaal Marshall Ffsltkss Christ
of haeF4flaas Aafsu. DTsHs9 fhflAss
of Verge double pss9. hgfsa -
I41Y % fsfssz
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~ HENRY NeLENoRE

NEW YORK Can YOU plctur.
Shirley Temple in the role Of a
Macbeth witch. Freddie Bar
tholomew as Captain Kidd. or
Oliver Hardy as Tsrzsn Of the
Apes. swinging lightly from
bough 20 bough2
No, I daresay you can't. But
III tell YOU this Shirley. Fred
die and Oliver look a lot more
like the characters named than
Sydney wooderson OF England
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BENDER JOINS
HIS OLD CLUB
PHILADELPHIA

PHII4NDEIFNIN = CHARLES Al
bert Chief Bender. whose huri-
ships nearly three decades ago has
Ing lifted the Philadelphia Attn
letics to world series champion
been signed by the As as scout
and pitching coach. Manager Con-
ME Mack announced today.
Mack also disclosed that First
Baseman Nick Etten had been sold
To the Baltimore Orioles and that
Jim Schelle. Penn Athletic club
pitcher. had been signed.
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tcnnslnu%d vvvxM p~ne ~
sla~~ an In heela - sne Lca An
ses-s Angela and seattle Rateseras
rxcomx fAns "a sos rcd 10 -
tela whst Abbesta ~ - sissne
fev the Tsssra Ahentt ~ eotted
in mare than are rsse ; game -
IN average. whieh v sosAia9 sness
nj sensational 80.
nut mere wssl ~ = iat ~ e1seg
attsAesirns IN N hall game Mo-
day slshs. vuvus~v Tigers y ~
seal tineup are Ernie Naimoedh
Al wuh,s. Larry ruwsti ~ Lazy
Quay
4 ptayes wno = ne~n1 -
90 : ~ ~ aoonpee~a 49,
Tne~9n fums = pum1Woe -
soNseta. r~etss e1peons. wAo -
tshnpA - : sssem1n - 49,
~ - ~ euoug~ uQ1onuuA
hvssMes - - II -. - =
ssess AeepWn1vp p1nSu Wto4 =
w~~@essM ssuH - - = ~
sms~s ~ tee1stN
nrnaa tsos<lsr snA ~ Nweeee
are b~sM hSsa-hsstimo sHtfseastesus
ssd tas sprsAs = are - tke asr6~
standing easehsss n IN MGR
,nsaera
4 0mszzaku ~ s~y No NM
Dos~s wtuAt sst hass evsa
h~esA ~ h~ss skas sseeen1 ~
rssssAay ssshs u s1eh's neeesos
halt ~ =.
nsse sMey sssse. go nnsA ~
sstuente~sss wtsa sosee weee n
- ~ ~ Nm Wslhss. ~ rstehes.
And Nsks i~aAss eses e~ss -
s~ea. sese>a = h~~e - hsets -
aaw 1s-js White sewse n ~ ptnt@
ses. sasass - ssess ~ ~s~esnx
Msyss htse feraas ths heavy
hane aimed 81 hsw II he heavst
them and iotnsa IN the fsssInn
~ etatlon thai swept The r~sk
when Ie.Io whlasisd that agate
nut maybe Mihs I'D h@av thu
hpa~ and mayn~ nis heart w1s
troubled m nttis Al IN ftettenese
~ the msb. HIT wN~tN~s tflks
heard Inc Casey rkeev - NJ =
bsssss the ausstinW . -.
mean. Hunt has wan toe aAmy
Gsnss ever IN ysasa ~ nonttDe
nks msAni Inn mnen 10 IL
eiuh n ~ hanea heeanns - NO.
pess u ~ fidlng ~ honen ~
not hitting 80.
ntiti -. the elsAfs ~ ~ :
and whsn yes'se as~n sset1apn.
ysu'ss asww. 1Hese's ~ nsiyoetnn
Army 10 tn sptets - h no :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
WOODS.GARCIA
MEET TONIGHT

NEW YORK ~ Ceferino Garcia,
hard-hitting Filipino, will make
his debut as middleweight in
the east tonight when he meets
Walter CPopeyel Woods of the
New York Gas House district in a
10-round bout at Madison Square
Garden.
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Runs scored. off atssuff /. nansttl
on bases. seattle 7 Los Angeles 7.
thrss -hss< hit. uyssinsul teus haas
hit Mofftas<f rins hetted tn Law
renee Collins Gthoekt urselInan
Mnffisssy. Campbell, Gregory White.
time ! 30. umpines. Fnlis and Fan
nina,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
Seattle Scores Another
GregoryAdds
18th Victory

Completely lacking in r~srse,
for the leagues leading pitcher,
tire Seattle Rslalsrs made mea,
KEYS " the Angels ftom Laa An.
xsIss last night 10 climb 10 with.
IN = half game ef the Pacific
Coast league. top Fssnx In admin.
iststlnx "a defeat.
julio nanetsi. whn had NON Ia
games against enc defeat. VAS the
victim of ttshIt attack In the
late innlnKn
Paul Gregory. In ketdsuu
the AaGets 10 eight hits. wes
his seventh straight vietavy.
and his nth ~ the s~asa~
against eais three defeats.
oeis .ue run was easa~d att
his delivery. whll~ Ne s.ssslh-
atra tee his.. rhIrtees theus
.and tan. sa~ the gsue. the
sseend s~sttie sletass ef the
series.
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,u,ais ~ tf,sstr


Cleveland Z. New York d
Detroit "a Hoetan al
Warrington 4 ChiehEa O
St Louis q Philadelphia o
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DOUBLE LEADER

NEW ORLEANS-Paul Kreu-
eer, Tulane football eaptain-electr
has been elected president of the
university student council.
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>,rio>,l ,e.tr
YIsTtRnNNs NIsIIrs

New YORK Chicago
81 Louis . nfeosiYn
Cincinnati 10. Philsdslphl. 7
Boston at Pittsburgh, rsinsd out.
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seattle :. Ia. Angeles !
hollywood san btsEa Q
Oakland 4 Sacramento 4
Portland ! san FfaBesnsa 4
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ssxsfsi species n spiders are
knoNn - catch flies. rh4y crop
from ovsrhanxlnx xfsss "a thar
prey.
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STILL DOING GOOD
GRAND RAPIDS Paul Goet

cap. ain and end of 1922 Michigan
football team. is president of Grand
Rapids Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION.
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Runs responsible for Hebert !.
struck out n Hehert Fleming Z
bases on halIs off Hebert 4 left ON
bases san Diego Hollywood T.
three hase hit Hoover. run batten
in. Fleming sacrifice esfiffiths
double play. Niemiee 20 0riffth4 10
Mcdonald
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| The


YESTERDAY Ntst tfs
wenAtshre \ spokane
YAKIMA :. Tscnms
BeilInghsm J Vancouver Z.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert n. Weeks,
Puyallup, daughter, April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Dey,
Sumner, son, April 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Weleh,
$50 So. s3rd St. daughter. April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. vidovic,
62l7 So. Fife st, son. April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Wallace,
Rt. 2, Box sos. daughter. May Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertil f. johnson,
University Place, daughter. May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert w. Garri-
son. Ri. 6. Box 23e, son. April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A. Bixel,
1902 So. 14th St, son. April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordyce A. c.
johnson. a. Summit road, daugh-
ter. April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. johnson,
1904 Division ave, daughter. May
3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Grant, Du-
pont. son. May I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald r. wsrter.
1892 9Th ave. daughter. May 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy =. Baker.
PILL No. Alder st, son, May !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. MCGEE,
Graham. son. April ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. NJ. Null
Ian. 2li7 No. 10Th st. son. April rs.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter X. Harden.
Box 202-E. Rt. !. son. April "a.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Skok.
s0s-B So. st. son. April u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant D. Williams.
s2ii No. nth st. son. April 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Hunstock.
1909 No. 9th st. son. April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardie P. Walker.
Ri. 8. Box 242, daughter. April is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert NJ. Main. 20s
So. t5th St. son. April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gill
bertson. 2os So. sist st. daughter,
April ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Huston,
Rt IS. Box ASA. son. April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hart.
Day Island. son. April IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin +. Bee, Day
Island. daughter. April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Jones. ais
No. X st. daughter. April &c.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Francis f. Bullo,
Puysllup. son. April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Brooks.
$ols So. u st. son. April 23.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore E. Sea-
holm. Olympia. son. April 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hills r. Chiffon.
3lo2 No. 18th st, son, May 2.
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Three More Fined
In Liquor Cases

Found guilty on liquor violation
charges. three Tacomans were as
sessed fines totaling $500 and SEN
fenced to 100 days in city jail
Wednesday afternoon by Police
Judge Joe Mallery.
TIE defendants. however. es-
capped paying the fines and serving
the jail sentences. temporarily at
least. when they gave notice Of
appeal to superior court and post
ed appeal bonds for freedom.
Sam Spadoni was fined $500 and
given 80 days for sale Of liquor
by the drink at 1343 Market It.
last May IS; Jim Sorelli, 800, 80
days. for possesaon with intent to
cell 1t 1883 Ccuameree St. May 10,
and Andy victovich. $500. so days.
for possession 9 kbls Broadway,
May . and 1k
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MAN WILL FACE
SECOND CHARGE

Lloyd Julian. ~. found trouble
piling up on him Wednesday after
noon when he appeared in police
court and entered a plea of guilty
to a charge Of being drunk.
After Judge Joe Mallory fined
the youth SIS and costs. which he
did not pay. he Was informed
charge Of third degree assault had
been filed against him in Justice
Clarence Layton's court at the
courthouse.
Julian was taken into custody
by police officers Tuesday evening
after he assertedly attacked Mrs.
Pearl Robson, store operator, at
1856 So. G st., when she informed
him she did not handle beer. The
defendant was accused Of shaping
the woman in the face and knock
ing her glasses to the floor, break
ing them.
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JUNIOR UNITS
TOG|vE SHOW
Spectacular Exhibi-
ton in Stadium
on June Fl

Tacoma's stadium will be the
scene Wednesday night, June 81,
Of 4 spectacular show. presented
by more than 1000 members Of
Veterans of Foreign Wars junior
units throughout Washington, ac-
cording to m announcement from
state headquarters of the organ
isation Thursday.
Similar shows win be given in
Seattle, June 20, and Vancouver.
June ~ and %. Purpose of the
presentations, it was stated, is to
promote the younger branch Of the
v. r. w. organization.
AT no time in our history has
the problem of youth been more
serious than now" read q report
from department headquarters,
land it demands the best efforts
Of every American youth toward
it, immediate solution. An az.
gressive program Of youth leader
ship u one Of the greatest services
we can render our country at this
time"
Members Of the cast will in
clude junior corps and bands from
virtually every point in Washing
ton. The various units will COM
pete. with trophies being awarded
the winners.
Gov. Clarence D. Martin has
given the shows his official APP
prevail. setting aside June Is TO ~.
inclusive. n Veterans Junior Ac-
tivity week.
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business meeting and speaking by
Mr.. Ernest Omann.
Fern Hill No. meets at Club
house. SD and So. Yakima SITS
Issaqush No. meets at Grange
hall for business meeting.
Lincoln club meets at Christian
church, So. seth and G SITS.
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Card party sponsored by Mrs.
c. c. Randolph. Friday. 1880, at
Townsend hall. i131iz Commerce
st. for benefit Of delegate fund
All-City club No. So Refresh
ments.
Des Moines No. l. al Community
hall. Supper at $50. followed by
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TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Following IL the list Of Town
send meetings;
Friday
All-City club No. 80. at Town.
send hall. 1131iz Commerce st
for special businss meeting, 100
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Meeting at district hesdqusr-
teri. 1914 Commerce st, 2 ?. M
Business meeting and discussion
OF plans for Spsnawsy picnic on
Fourth OF July.
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Saturday

Fswcett Avenue No. 10 at
Eagles hall. SO. 18th and Fswcett
ave. at 100. Business meeting,
dancing and ice cream refresh
South Prairie club will meet at
ments. Sunday
home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Msletzky.
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The Jt0rk Brought To

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Stoermer.
1914 So. Ferry st, daughter. April
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton V. Mark
ham. t401 So. 64th st. son, April
%.
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Mayor ,. J. Kaufman
which American Legion members
Tacomas Poppy Friday
Rhodes post auxiliary
The gion's poppIcs activities
hospital
general chairman for Rhodes Mrs. Harry
chairman auxiliary committee with wiord
Mrs. r.
Ing They will maintain
Hotel Winthrop and Electric
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Nine-tenths Of the worlds lou
species of antelopes live in Africa.
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1901 WYOMING AVENUE

4 rms. kit. l and 2 baths.
4 bedrooms. 3 baths, draw. rm.,
library, din. rm., kit, maids
quarters. Electric refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
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THE RHODE ISLAND
AS d ST. Sc

Elev.. elec. refrg on house current:
switchboard. Resident manager.
= rooms. kitchen and bath---S5O. 90
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1896 r STREET

and 3 rooms. kitchen. bath and
porch. Electric refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
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5425 CONN. AVE. NV.
Elec refrigeration. switchboard ele.
vator garage, laundry facilities.
Resident manager
rm.. kit. dressing rm.. dining
alcove and 90
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1901 CALVERT ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. Elec.
refrg. Resident MANAGER.
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1907 llth ST. NV.
room and bath (no kitchen).
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Elec refrigeration.
2 rms, kit, d. q. and bath---S37.5O
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THE PARAMOUNT
$40 QUINCY ST. NV. a.
Gas. elec. and refrg: included in
rent. Elevator. Resident manager.
. rooms. kit. d. a.. bath and open
porch.
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1918 N STREET

; rooms. kitchen and bath--S55.O 90
rooms. kitchen and bath--S65. 90
5 rooms. kitchen and bath--S72.
Electric refrieeration. Res. Mgr,
Elevator. Switchboard service.
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2 rooms. bath. dining alcove,
Electric refrigeration. Resident
ManaRer
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LA RENE

Elec. ref. on house current. Resident
manager.
4 rms. kit. and 80
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HovV'S YOUR VOCABULARY?

fancy terms to test yourself on. Count
ten points for each correct answer.
70 is good; 80, fine: 80 or over,
remarkable! ANSWERS on page 15)
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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

knew nothing at all of science expect
to understand it? l walked into DR..
Blodgett's laboratory with fear and
trembling; but when l told her what
DR.. Whitney had said, she laughed.
That laugh cleared the atmosphere.
Katharine Blodgett is little bit of
thing: not doll size, but certainly not
tall She stood there in a blue denim
work smock, stained with the chem
icals she had been working with, and
the right word for her was dainty. Ger
tainly no one to be afraid Of
Itwas easy to see why all her friends
speak of her, lovingly, as Katie"
''See here" she said, ''let me show
you what am doing. That will make
it simpler"
On the laboratory bench was brass
rectangular tray. two feet long, eight
or ten inches wide. and shallow. 1t had
been filled to the brim with clean, dis
titled water.
Even the purest water may gather
impurities on its surface" she said.
''I'll scrape this clean"
She picked up fiat ruler of polished
chromium and gently scraped the sur
face of the water. Sure enough, a film
retreated before the ruler and was
dumped off the edge of the tray.
With deft fingers - l remembered
their deftness later, when l was told of
her exquisite skill in needlework - she
fastened strand of silk thread across
the tray, so that the thread foated
loosely on the water.
whats the thread for?" asked.
She smiled again. "Wait and see."
She dipped the end of tiny plati-
mum rod no bigger than a pin into a
jar of heavy oil. A drop of oil chung to
the tip of the rod. pinhead size. She
touched it to the water in the brass
tray, to the left of the floating thread.
The drop of oil spread swiftly over the
surface of the water. pushing the
thread to the right. in front Of it,
do you see? The oil pushes against
the thread. like a piston"
From small bottle, she took a pin
head dab of a white substance. This"
she said, ''is barium stearate. 1t is a
fatty acid. 1t will float. forming a film
on the surface of water"
(Confinvsd on pogs ~