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La gaceta., 1939-08-04
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BIZ TONI RossETT

Actualmente conccsmos a1n
muy POGO ell fen6meno que inf!u
We tan decisivamente en- nuestro
china. Ha:ta Ell presente esta-
bamcs habituados a yer en- Ia
Corriente del Colo I'm factor
regulator y constante del china
eurcpeo. Las teorfas de LIE Da-
nois remueven nuestra seguri-
dad, demostrando, 81 no otra
2osa, las muchas oscilaciones
que Sc registrar en- ell curse nor
nal de la corriente. Pero no es,
s~turalmente, ell case de aban-
lonarse a previs:ones catast2o-
ficas. Admitamos incluso que
stem en- juego influencias cos
nicas; podremos estar siempre
eguros de SUI c%onstancia, mien-
ras 81 sol y la luna contin1en
ocorriendo sus regulares 6rbi-
IS por encima de los mares.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
(Por Arthur OjedG)

Cliff Greenwood, ell famoso
weller de Sarasota, tendra a 81
cargo una ruda tarea esta no.
che cuando subira al ring pa
ra hacerle oposici6n a un jo-
ven de Washington que seg1n Ell
magazine EEL Ring, es ell me-
jor prospecto del ano. Mas a
pesar de esa declaracic6n Y las
que 10 da por ganador por la via
rapida sobre ell Sarasotano, an
ties del sexto episode, Green
wood es ell favorito del pGblico
que 10 vic salir vencedor recien
temente sobre Johnny Dean Y
ell Chino Alvarez.
Aver vimos a Hoover hacien-
do gimnasio en- ell edificio de la
Gale de Franklin y el muchacho
parece en%contrarse en- una for
ma maravillosa. Demuestra po-
seer agilidad y "punch" y asi 10
apreciaron los numerosoS fana-
ticos que 81 encontraban pre-
senteS.
Despues del entrenamiento de
aver tarde Ell manager de Hoo
yer y Perry anunci6 de nuevo
las v~ictorias de sus muchachoS,
agregando que ell Sarasotano en-
c~ontrara su Waterloo antes del
septimo %asalto.
Greenwood y su manager Sc
mantienen callados, como STEM
pre-, y esperanto solamente que
la actuaci6n en- ell ring liable
por ellos.
Joe Perry, ell companero de
Hoover, lie hara frente en- ell Sc
mifinal a un muchacho de Jack
scnville, Jimmy Powell, en- una
pelea que promote ser interesan
tie del principle al fin.
En- la segunda pelea de la no.
che, Red H~utchens, de st. Pc,
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
tEXIsTE LA CORRIENTE DEL COLFO?
"Die Woche", Berlin

que mes brinda Ell promoter La
Marque.
ira en- ell Atlantico una corrien-
tie fra que con tituye cast IN
"almohad6n flo" e impide a
una buena parte de la Corriante
del Golfo calentar la costa eu-
rcpea. Cerrando ell estrecho en-.
tire Espana y ell Africa septen-
trional, la Corriente del Golfc
arribarfa a las costas de Fran
cia Y de Inglaterra en- Proven.
"a frutecerian los bananos y Ell
Berlin sc ufanarian las palms
ras! La construction de un d.
que-prosigue Sorgel,-que u
niese Europa y Africa no cons
tituye un problema tecnico in.
soluble: nueStra "caloriZaci6n
central Sc yeria, con TODD clio,
notablemente perfeccionada. p
drfamos prescindir de los termo
STONES. Esto es verdad, iperc
que hariamos con ell china de las
palmeras?
: I'm invierno demasiadO calurOso
Para no dejar harta bizarra
expansion a nuestra fantasia,
contestemos esa pregunta, con
alusi6n a un hecho real.
En- Ell invierno de 1925-1926
y por causas que no Sc han podi-
do establecer, dej6 de registrar
Sc una corriente fra que proce-
de de la costa peruana, y, en-
Gambia, Sc hizo sentir una CO.
rriente calida, originaria del E.
cuador. Fue una ruina; ell pals
fue inundado por lluvias ince-
santes; destrufdos los pajaroS
numeroscs los pal1dicos y hasa
en- la alta montana morian los
rebanos implacablemsnte POr
fortuna, ell ano siguiente traio
de nuevo la corriente fra y res
tableci6 las condolences china
ticas prexistentes per- bast6 ell
ejemplO de aquel ano para de-
mostrar las tremendas conse-
cuencias que puede acarrear 81
Gambia de una corriente mari
ma.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
-LEVAN IL DIAS EN- VUE-
10

Springfield, H., agosto A.
Los hermanos Moody cumplie-
ron hoy IL dias en- el aire con su
pequeno aeroplano Miss Spring
field.
Sc elevaron ell dia % de julio
y llevan voladas, en- una ruta de
80 millas mas de 10000 millas.
Ell pasado martes por la noche
rompieron la marca para aero
planes ligeros. Su aparato tiene
un motor de IS caballos de fuer
"a
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

tersburg, que recientemente Sc
anot6 una victoria sobre Petty
Powell y future rival del cam
pe6n del Sur, Tommy Kiene,
cOmbatira a ocho rounds con X.
%. Ponce, de st. Augustine,
Young Allen, de Tampa, y Ii
ger Barry, de st. Augustine, a.
briran ell programa a las $3.50
p. m.
Una concurrencia record" Sc
espera presence Ell programa
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
VICTORIA DEL VETERANO
CANZONERI

New York, agosto 4.-El ex-
campe6n Tony Canzoneri ven
clio aver por puntos, en- ocho a.
saltos, a Jose de JESUS, gladia-
DIR de Puerto Rico.
La pelea Sc verified en- la are
ma Fort Hamilton. Pesaba ell j.
taliano 141 libras, cuatro mas
que SUI rival.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Los Yankees vapulearon a los
Tigres, ayudados de manera
principalisima por cuatro JON
rrones, dos de DiMaggio, uno
de Dickey y otro de Rolfe. Pear
son lanz6 por los campeones.
Cargo Newsome con la derrota
Ademas de los jonrrones, d
Maggie dispar6 un hit.
Detroit &c, 11h, De; New York
12c, 16h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Todavia no ha devuelto Ell ira
je que de Tampa Sc llev6, ell pc
lotero Alfonso, de Key West.
Suponemos que muy pronto
40 pondra en- canine, de mo-
do que Sc aparte la tristeza dc
la cara de Espolita.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

mas. Ostenta Conn la corona de
las ITS libras.
Mike Jacobs, ell notable en-
presario, di6 la noticia.
AL vencedor del match" sc
lie enfrontara con Gus Lesne-
witch, de Nutley, N. j., por Ia
corona.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Falleci6 aver, a la edad de 60
amos, Ell Sr. Victoria Solares. LIE
%sobreviven cuatro hijos, dos her
manos, una hermana y otros IA
miliares. Hoy per la tarde Sc E.
fectuara el entierro.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Comeran esta noche bien, y
en- buena compafia, los pelote-
ros que comanda Espolita.
La "recholata"-como dice ell
Espolita fil6sofo, hermano del
manager-sera a base de sana
alimentaci6n, cerveza y CANA
raderia.
Los muchachos del Centre As
turiano, justo es reconocerlo, Sc
comportan de manera irreprO-
enable en- Ell parque de Cusca-
den.
70 no podre ir esta noche,
por ciertos compromises, pero
les deseo algeria, buena diges-
ton y que Sc preparen para Ell
domingo.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Batalla primera, con la pelota
Y ell bate, ell domingo, en- Gus
caden: Mineros asturianos con-
ira los Mambises del Circulo.
Batalla segunda, a las 1856,
todavia sin techo: Garibaldinos
de la Unione contra Caballerus
Leales.
Arbitros: Charlie Allen, ull
experto, en- la gonna; Eusta-
sio Alvarez Ell Motorista, en- las
bases.
81 llueve... a buscar refugio
en- ell edificio de la Piscina.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
LIGA NACIONAL
La lluvia hizo suspender Ell
desafio entire los Gigantes y los
Rojos de Cincinnati.

Dos wees vencieron aver los
Cardenales a las Abejas de Bos-
ton. Joe Medwick jug6 los l8
innings y bate6 un ionrron y IN
tubey contra Bill Posedel.
Lon Warneke alcanz6 su de-
Gina victoria de la temporada.
Boston 1c, Oh, lie; San LUIS
sc, 14h, De.
Boston &c, Oh, Be; San Luis
&c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
BILL CONN DARA LA
RECANCHA A BATTlNA

-. New York, agosto 4.-Biny
Conn, ell va famoso pdgil de
Pittsburgh, decide aver otor-
garle la revancha a Melio Bat
tina, de Beacon, New York, q
derrot6 hace pOcas sema-
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
Noticias de Pelota
EN- LAS GRANDE LIGAS
LIGA AMERICANA

Batearon Ia hits los Medias
Blancas e hicieron 8 carreras,
venciendo a los Atleticos. Des-
cargaron jonrrones Bob John
son y frankie Hayes.
Chicago Sc, 14h, De; Filadel-
fla 7c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Els cast una satisfaction yer
como en- la Liga Intersocial los
Delegates, Ell s%ecretario, el teso,
zero eel p~residente, trabajan u
nidos y en- pro de mejores resul
tados para todos.
AL delegado, o ell subdelegado.
10 mismo Sc lie We enfrascado er
una discussion de reglas, juga-
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Tenemos entendido que ell te.
cho del parque Sc ~inaugurara
con la entrada de gratis para
toda sonora o senorita que vaya
acompanada de un caballero.
ESQ tendra la Liga que acor-
darlo, probablemente ell venide-
70 martes.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
ington &c, 10h, De.

ington &c, 10h, De.
George Case, de los Senado-
res, Sc rob6 tres bases, llegan-
dc a un total de 81 en- la tempo
rada. Estalella pogo un tubey
en- dos wees al bate.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Para manana sabado por la
tarde esta senalado Ell entierro
del Sr, jose Lopez, de IS amos,
vecino de la casa ndmero 1915
de la avenida Trece. Deja a dos
hijos ,cinco hijas y otros fami-
inrac
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Los Cubs superaron a los Phi
lilies, ayudados por dos oportu-
nos hits, en- dos 2 veces al bate,
del nuevo IS Bobby Mattick.
Bill Nicholson, otro recluta del
Chicago, peg6 dos tribeyes y IN
hit.
Filadelfia &c, 15h, De; Chica-
go &c, l3h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
Rolf Reissmann.
III
81 la corriente faltase

Los hechos sobre lo9 cuales
lie Danois funda su teoria TO
han sido adn comprobados. D.
todas maneras, la teoria es, sin
embargo, interesante, y sobre to
dc, de Importance. Els diflcil
darse cuenta de 10 que la Co
rriente significa para ~nosotros
y que consecuencias tendrian
para la humanidad o, por 10 me-
nos, para Europa, determine
das modificaciones. A la CO.
rriente sc deben los vientos oc-
cidentales y sur-Occidentales
gus dominan en- la Europa Cen
trail. 81 la co~rriente cambiase 81
direction, los vientos serian je
nOroeste ; serian vientos frios,
que con la baja de temperature,
Decentralization tempestades
de nieve en- la Europa Central
En- compensation, Ell Africa SEP
tentrional sufrirfa un china !lu
vieso, f~loreceria ell Sahara, y
Berlin habrfa de ser trasladadc
a Tomboctu.
Posibilidddes de cer70r las
cOrTientes
Hablemos de otra posibilidaG
que quizas no sea del TODD fan,
tastica. Cuando fua c~onstruidC
Ell canal de Panama, destacadoS
hombres de ciencia expresaror
ell tenor de que las aguas de
Mar de las Antillas pudieser
precipitarse en- ell Pacifico. Este
no tuvo lugar. Pero 81 Ell cortt
del Canal no ha producido nue..
vas c~orrientes, no falta quier
propone cerrar alguno de los
estrechos va existentes para GO,
rrar y destruir algunas de las
corrientes que son peligrosas
Ell arquitecto Sorgel, de Mona.
co, rompe una lama por la claa-
sura del estrecho de Gibraltar
Seg1n Sorgel, Europa no esta
suficientemente calefecciona'
de-; nos hemos olvidado de ce.
rrar un pequeno agjero por e.
que sc cuela demasiado frio.
Por Gibraltar, en- suma, pene.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Brooklyn &c, 13h, De; Pitts
burgh lie, Oh, lie.
Presnell domino a los Piratas
v estos solo pudieron anotarle
una carrera.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

LIE corresponds a la Delega-
con de la Unione Italiana, hoy
y mahaila, ell cuidado de las cam
tinas, etc.
va 10 saben los buenos ami
Cos. Les tocara ell lunes y mar
ties a los Caballeros Leales.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

das, ETC., que sirviendo una bo-
tella de soda, sacando cuentas
y carpinteando.
Sc hace obra deportista de
primera clase.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

Seis errorres cometidoS por
ell Cleveland produjeron la vic
toria de los Medals Rojas. Joe
Cronin bate6 dos veces en- Ell oc-
tavo inning y en- las dos pogo de
tubey.
Cleveland &c, 15h, &c; Boston
tic, 19h, De.
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

CLIFF GREENWOOD E
TIE A TOMMY HOOVER ES-
IA NOCHE EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD
La gaceta., 1939-08-04

San Luis sc, 18Th, lie; Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21

unsiEhtiy black srsakz above the
warm-air registers In thelr homes :"
BLACK smudgea above the regis
tiers give conclusive evidence that
leaks exist In the fire-hox 81 the
furnace, allowing gases SMOKE and
dust 10 enter the warm-sir cham
her From there they naturally
circulate 10 the rooms. sollinE
walls. drapcrlss and furniture
To assist Tacoma residents IN
locating the cause o. furnace leak
age, the Williams Heating a APP
piianee Co. Il offering a free m
spcction service. Experienced FUR
mace and heating men will call
without charge and locate troubles.
that. II allowed 10 exist. might de-
velop into serious defects and
large repair bills.
UNFORTUNATELY" Williams says,
many people become accustomed
10 seeing their walls dlscoIored
and do not realize that this condl-
ton ean he remedled for a few
dollars. They 30 on spending
money for frequent re-deeoratlns
and cleaning when only n small
part Of such an expenditure would
remove the cause.
Besides being dirty" Williams
points out. "a leaking furnace IA
unhealthy. When coal IL being
burned. a certain amount of mon.
oxide gas il liberated. n allowed
TO enter the living rooms OF the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21
VARIOUS WAYS
TO SHOW BOOKS

The need fer mere hcoksheises
has ben emphasized many TIRES
In ARTICLES offering advice N TIE
building Of new homes or ths ned
ernlsation ~ ed homeA Various
treatmsnts are suKrested. some -
vlsang the ne q cns whole vail q
rcom for hceksheixss while
others sneke~ the lining 81 hath
sides Of fireplace with shelves
Il Il granted that q few hooss
are ornamental and necessary 10
the creation az q honey" roona.
but that endless rows and rows n
books. unless they are similarly
hound and IN harmnnislng eolors.
should BE rad but net eeen. :
Such an extreme use Of book-
shelves detracts from the color
treatment o. the RON and IN
many cases prevents varied furni.
TURF arrangements
A modern trend II toward keep
ing most Of ones book collection in
concealed book cases instead Of
having all open bcokshelves. In
planning a new home 10 be built.
the homo builder should give care
ful consideration 10 the sixe.
style and placement Of bookcases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21

building industry. western Homes
Foundation this week offers a
dramatic story from building
magazine of national circulation
which shows the effect OF this pro-
gram on an Illinois community.
The design il the harrington, "
from the "Economy-Bilt Homes
series of the National Plan Ser
vice.
The account of the homeland
movement in Peoria, Illinois, Is
from the December issue of Build
ing Supply News. 1t follows, In
part:
How Bill Smith, mechanic, got
$1,000 home for S2.400.
Bill Smith is a Peoria, III, citi-
zen. a skilled maintenance worker
in the plant of the Caterpillar
Tractor Co, who found that his
rent payments were eating him
up. and decided that the best thing
to do was TO build a home. But
nowhere In the city could he build
home within his means lie goes
to a local lumber dealer, who had
been advertising low-oost homes
that could be built outside the
city limits. This dealer sees that
Bill Smiths earnings are about
s35 a week, his Job is steady and
his credit is good.
bill has few dollars TO put
down on Il $3.50 lot. which he does,
and he and the dealer look at
floor plans. A satisfactory four
room plan Is worked out and pre-
liminary approval Of the Savings
and Loan association Ii obtained
on plans and location. Bill signs
for about $4,000 worth of ma
terials and equipment with the
dealer, hires about $500 OF outside
labor. and builds his own house.
When the house il built, Secretary
@. II. Fallin Of the loan associa-
ton appraises the property con-
servatively at $1,000, and approves
a loan for $1,000. Bill Smiths own
labor gives him an equity Of $3.50,
plus the equity he has in his lot.
He himself appraises the house at
$1,000, which is approximately the
price quoted him for building q
similar home in the city.
The harrington is an ideal plan
for this type of home. Working
plans and specifications are avail
able through retail lumber dealers
whose advertising appears on this
page.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21

II you're not using II, sell ii with
q Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21
Eight Are GiUen
AUards OF Merit

Additional awards OF merit were
announced by the Committee OF
1000 "Wednesday to:
f. w. Brassfield. 1926 SO. X st,
remodeled and redecorated In
terror; reconditioned back yard.
Robert K. Cooke, 1928 So. Wilke-
son, painted outside; put up new
fence and improved yard.
il. Hoffman. 1891 50. 35th ST..
applied asbestos shingle siding.
built back porch and painted trim
mings.
f. s. MeAllaster. 3s40 SO. cush-
man ave. painted outside house
and redeeorated interior.
]. II. Murray, 3s4o so. Faweett
ave, painted outside house: re-
modelled and redecorated interior;
improved yard and shrubs.
Charles Lloyd. 1874 So. cush-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21
BETHANY METHODIST
CHURCH PARTY FRIDAY

nrthsny a<tksd4<f sEzsrfHe
chFizsnss party snd rruxs<n
essmsxed ~ : vii fum s<nf.
clsa. wsn - k<id Fszzy es~nse<
1t ia e'stask a ne skarsa
Tns psuxrsm viii b< apeHrs ~
card. % IAsEss Tswa Il n<sk-
ieA<m~ saa ~rAsre.s Z enne h -
At. nsna ~ ~ st<is lnt<Tm<a..
ef< ei.es nn<isf dzFscfzaa e -
tssnlel.
otnef ma<<<zi nank<fs I'll n.
cfsrte : vinlsH $50 ~ Mnsi<I Ryan
sHd : veal srs~etinn ~ peFzs
Nay R.Ii
4 s>@alnx. -rA~ cHrs><nss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21

With another design for the
Homeland Program" Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21
MUST CONSIDER
TITLE SECURITY

Title security is Of the utmost
Importance to the home purchaser
and deserves primary consideration
when buying : home.
In a recent opinion. one Of the
highest courts in the country held
that when 4 layman purchases
real estate he is prone to think Of
his purchase In terms Of location
Of the premises. It's natural ad-
vantages. and the beauty or use
fulness Of the buildings and I'M
provements thereon when. as a
matter OF law. II is not the real
estate Itself but rather title there
to. and II he loses his title. he loses
all"
The most dangerous and costly
title defects often are hidden and
undiselosed. Unknown heirs, forged
conveyances. secret marriages,
deeds by minors or insane persons.
lost or undiscovered wills. void
court DEGREES. and many other
similar title defects never show
up in an abstract. and consequent
" the examining attorney never
has an opportunity to pass on
them.
Federal housing administration
officials urge extreme care be
exercised by prospective home
owners to avoid legal entangle-
ments over insecure property titles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21

hnsas tAls Kss ear hsss s<Ftpsz
consequence
~Tns sd<sl seIatinn h The aus
ard re- pFehism u - have ~
farnset made eunristeiy fse
tight I'D tAsn lnsisa = fac snd
filter Unit. Theze sFe stAnsakl<
10 virtually al szfnAces Tnet
use ruFifiss re ar. sd Elsx< posl-
tive fscea eIFcuiztlen II Al
rcoms. effeeslnK fuel <sslaxs - =
70 psr cent II summ<f weather.
thee unlis operated esthsat fiFsnx
the furnace. give FaFc<d cifxuis-
tea Il tissn. GOD ar threakhnul
the house
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21

man ave, new roof. asbestos shin
gle siding, redecorated interior.
Nick Nelson, 1927 50. 35th ~.
painted outside. remodeled and re-
decorated interior. planted ne-y
lawn and shrubs. built and painted
new garage.
George Sandback. 432p SO. Faw-
cett ave, remodeied and redeco-
rated interior.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21
HALF MILLION
HOMES BUILDING

WASHINGTON Nearly half q
million new homes are going up
this year In the nation. breaking
all residential building records for
the past 10 years.
Rebuild America Ia the battle
cry OF the building trades and
America Ii responding by build
ing 10000 new homes this year
in comparison to 34T 900 last year
and only $4,000 IN 1854. figures
assembled by the National Home
Builders bureau show.
But even more significant. eco
nomists say, are the Indications
that the construction industry at
last Ia filling It's iong-expected
role OF leading the way back 10
prosperity. One authoritative view
on this trend Is voiced BY John
ID. Biggers, industrial executive
and former administrator OF the
federal unemployment census.
Forecasts Record
The building materials indus.
try confidently expects 1899 to
mark a 10-year peak In home con-
struction. The building pace in
the first nine months. coupled with
reports from real estate boards
that twice an many building lots
are being sold. forecasts such a
record" Biggers said.
New homes erected last year
sheltered almost 1900. 600 persons.
itself q record since 1879. Yet,
for the decade. home building did
not even catch up with the In
crease In population. let alone with
new home needs due 10 fire. flood
and obsolescence. There remains
great need for new homes. The
economic value of activity directed
at fulfilling this need Is seen In
the fact that Al cents Of the
building dollar creates jobs for
workmen on the scene and con-
siderable portion Of the 80 cents
spent for materials pays wages of
other workers In mills, quarrles
and factories"
Building dollars are buying more
in space and quality. construction
engineers report.
Wew Once Lixuries
Lower prices on materials hold
true In nearly every field glass
metals. plastics. wood products
and masonry units What were
once Injuries are now common
place. Mr.. Modest Income can
now have an electrically equipped
kitchen in an air-conditioned home
which In insulated and thermostat
heating control. and other i'm
provements beyond the range Of
his purse until recently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-21
Free Inspections Offered
To Check Furnace Leakage

''fsnme owners sre ssxlanlnx te
realise" SAYS O. Joel Williams ef
Williams aeAslnE : Appliance -.
that II = MT necessary 70 have
Glacier County chief., 1939-05-12
floyd ftS6o.,s-
ADVENTURES CLUB
HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES
OF PEOPLE IKE YoURSEIEl
" Who Goes There?"

III
Here's yarn from Hawa-bu it isn't any tale Of soft
moonlight and hula girls dancing the beach of Waikiki
all about the South Seas glamor this grim
soldering tropc land tale of madness
der dank island under blazing soaring
tropic and a sullen tropc moon.
Charles Suval of Brooklyn, N " brings tale
happened back in 1920 when Charley the
tached the 18th Field Artillery stationed the Schoed
racks Honolulu Hawaii has pretty swell reputation
the United States It's supposed to be the thing
disc And sfor the tourists who live in the
and hang around sunbatng the beaches all day
for soldier Charley it's anything BUT paradise
Soldiers don't get much chance around on the
beaches In fact, they're lucky they beach.
Schofed
weren't either modern comfortable
ngs with darned few convnence The
with mosquitoes.
at bad Charley,
rockies plenty tough"
been stationed the before
had used to it. them a them
And times
shaping mosquitoes all night.
Strange, Moody Youngster Surprises Barrack Mates.
a IN outfit WHOM
body spoke Of 1.-THE Kid" a
the first, but
quiet and moody he became. He
with friends the other
No hought-east all Charley-that
the breaking point Nor did
would be the Of hearless
highland what happened thereafter
let Charley tell MS about
Charley: torrids
week. and when it's hot in Honolulu it's
Glacier County chief., 1939-05-12

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