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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Would You Take Your Life If You
Had Beauty, Money, Marital Bliss?

WORTHINGTON. n. Y.
r.. &c W.. :, .,:r-,
uile ~ nav PA llAS
What makes and destroys the
daeire to live If ono is y ham
lIIuI young WlIe ora famous
artist whose income is about $4,000
a year
II mo Iiyed !, .a~o.D, h,,,oa
-
~" isoia'eo rum vie" oy Gous
trees and spacious man-kept
lawns
- =rl---,i-l -..---.--,.----,,,
nan serysnts 10 serve one's 1aads-
II one were fortunate enougb "a
nave inv cbubhv arms hest an
idvIlic tattoo unon one,s hreas,
If one were born socially nror.
inent had college degree tneu,
evervhodv worth Inouino IN co..
1i,a5aIi ls5; Sa,y .yoTt,...-....,.: -
If one had a custom bui,t car a,
oro,s disnossI slorg v,ith G,bor
luxunes of living?
Suicide a Mystery
These questions disturbed the
even keel of life in Worthington
this week as Greenburgh police
sought an answer to the suicide las,
week of exotic Mrs. Constance Will
lis Campbell wife of E. Simms
Campbell, number one artist of Es-
auire magazine and numerous other
publications.
From all appearances life mad
been beautiful for Mrs. Campbell
She apparently had everything for
which to live. Yet on Wednesday
morning. June 7. at exactly $50 a.
m, she shot herself fatally with a
shotgun in a fashion which has
caused many TO raise a suspicious
eyebrow.
The medical examiner, Amos A
SQUIRE preneusced- her death as
definitely a suicide" She had
sent the shot crashing into the back
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

India's cotton crop this year is ex-
peeted to reach 10000 600 bales.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

At $3.50 a. m, her husband heard
the shot but thought it was a screen
door falling A maid, Frankie Har-
wicke, heard the shot and rushed
to the studio where she saw the
body of her mistress lying face up
near a couch. A shotgun lay near
by. What price life? What makes
and destroys the desire to live?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Do You Itch?
Do You Burn2.
Are You Sore?

If you are suffering from this kind of dscon1-
fort, go to your druggist at once and get your
self package of Black and White Ointment and
bar of Black and White Skin Soap-it's famous
combination.
FIRST, cleanse the affected part of dirt and
other material by washing with mild, super-fatted
Black and White Skin Soap. NEXT, apply Black
and White Ointment 1t acts as an antiseptic
germicidal dressing in the relief of itching, burn
ing and soreness of superficial pimples blackheads
and acne of external origin. 1t also relieves itch
ing, burning and soreness of dry eczema (salt
rheum tetter) of external origin, simple ringworm
and minor parasitic skin irritations.
The SOC size of Black and White Ointment con-
tains more than twice as much as the 25c size.
Large bar Black and White Skin Soap, 25c. Trial
sizes of both Black and White Ointment and Skin
Soap sold for 10c at all five and ten cent stores
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

Are You Suffering This K'r
Of Discomfort Becn91a OF [
Eczema (SoH RI 49,.
External Origin.
worm, Minor Porosif.c San r.
fions, PimpIes and BIockheo G
(of External Onigin)?
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-11
UnckMiA
Says. ~
Thaf Gets the Crowds

That Gets the Crowds
A steam shovel always seems
to do its work so amply.
Il was Ed Howe who said that
"every man should be arrested
about two times IN his Life for
what be thinks"
He cannot be strict in judging.
who does not wish others to be
strict in judging him.
Then They Sober Up
People always laugh at the fool
things you try to do until they dis
cover that you are making money
at it. n
Tradition should be treated with
respect. It is often worth follow
ing.
We Average Humans
We sadly contemplate our bad
habits, and then reconcile our
selves to them.
There would be but few myster-
les in this world il people looked
into everything as closely as q
woman looks into a mirror.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-11
OWN METHOD

The first officer called deckhand
to him and said: Go below and
break up that poker game.
The sailor was away for the better
part of an hour. When he returned
the officer barked: did you break
up that gamer"
Eyes, sir" said the sailor.
what in thunder took you so
long?" demanded the officer.
well, sir" the sailor replied, 81
had only three pence to start
with"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-11
Mans Birthright

Freedom is the birthright of
man; it belongs to him by right of
his humanity, in so far as this
onsists with every other persons
freedom.-Kant.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-11
Exception?

Teacher-Do not forget that we
have to start most things from the
bottom Of the ladder. isf,s
Bobby (slyly)-Please, sir, how
about when you are escaping from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Cuardsmen to Award
Medal at Bellarmine

Msrksmen of Bellarmins high
schools r, o. r c. will have
something else besides the bulls
eye 10 draw a bead on from now
on with the announcement by
Sgt. Frank Gates. coach Of l4sth
Field Artillery. Washington ma
tional guard. rifle team that the
team OF msrksmen from the srtil-
lery Is awarding a medal for first
year competition at the school.
According 10 Gates. the medal
Will be awarded first-year men
who accumulate a goodly share of
points during the firing season.
The man will keep the medal
for one year. The following year.
another first-year marksman re-
ceives il. Actual details Of method
Of award has not Yet been made.
The medal was bought by the
following members Of the artillery
sste-crew:
Sgt Frank Gates. Sgts. Paul c.
James. Owen :. Richards and
Pvts. Mollett, Hollinger Tobin.
Bradbury, Covert. Dahl and Long.
Award is 10 Be made sometime
within the next two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

Eight Western W ashingto
league teams-the best of % that
started league play in early De-
cember-open a sinsle-elimination
tourney at Sumner Wednesday
afternoon at ! p m that will name
the league champion.
Buckley Merchants. Fife Mer-
chants, Eatonville Lumberjacks
and Sumner Merchants will repre-
sent the Valley division; Wilkeson
Pirates and Electron CCC are
Pierce County division entrants.
while Sunshine CCC and Mineral
Shingleweavers are standard bear
ers for the Nisqually Valley sec
ton.
Winners of the four afternoon
games will meet Wednesday night
in semi-final play.
The opening round draw:
p. M. Fife Merchants vs..
Electron CCC.
@:i0 p. M, Buckley Mcr-
chants vs.. Nill,eson.
800 p. M, Sumner Mer-
chants vs.. Mineral.
a;3O p. M. Eatonyille VS.. Sun
shine CCC.
1880 p. M, winner of game
] vs.. winner Of game 2.
$40 p. M, winner of game
3 ". winner game 4.
The championship game VIII be
played on the following Monday.
with the site yet to be determined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Sound Leaders
Off Home Floors

All four unbeaten leaders in the
Puget Sound conference play away
from home tonight and all arc ex-
pected to continue on their unde-
feated ways.
Auburn Trojans meet Kent Van
dals at Kent, Enumclaw Tigers
face Puyallup Vikings at Puyallup.
Buckley Mountaineers tangle with
Sumner Spartans at Sumner and
Highline Pirates lock horns with
Renton Indians at Renton.
Puyallup hasn't beaten
Enumclaw In four years, Rem
ton lost to Highlinc i'm over
time In first half tilt at
Highline. Kent spanked Au-
burn and Buckley smothered
Sumner In other first half en-
counters, but the home boys
expect TO spring some upsets
just the same.
Doug Martins II points against
Fuyallup last Friday increased his
lead over his nearest opponent.
Jimmy Nicholas of Highline, to %
points.
Martins total of 113 Is still
ahead of i2-point average needed
to break the individual scoring
mark OF 169 points established by
Jim Greggs of Renton in 1885.
30 a 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
LopezGets Rough,
Loses Mat Match

Jack Holland, handsome Califor-
Man. made It two IN a row here
Monday night when he won via
the foul route from Raoul Lopez,
Mexico City villain. in the Wres-
ting headliner at Greenwich coli
scum.
Each had scored A fall Holland
with series of flying tackles in
81 seconds of the second round
and Lopez with a hammerlock
after six minutes 25 seconds of
the fourth round. when the Mexi-
can incurred the wrath of Referee
Nick Zvolis and all the cash Gus
toners by tossing Holland out of
the ring not once, but several
times.
When Lopez continued to
deny Holland an opportunity
to return 10 the platform,
/Nolis awarded the match to
the blond Californian by ruling
he had been fouled.
Andree Adoree and Floyd Han
sen went to an entertaining draw
in the five-round semi-final. and
Bull Venable and DR.. Harry kahoe
also finished even up in the three
round special event. Venable. pull
ing an iron man. performance
when Leo Burke failed to put in an
appearance. defeated Al Bates in
the opener. scoring a fall in three
minutes and 10 seconds with
hammcrlock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
MAYLON HAVING MATCH MAKING WOES

Promoter win Maylon's efforts
TO rematch Jock McOmber and
Ernie Collins remained unavailing
Tuesday by virtue of continued
adamance on the part of Jack
Common the Tacoma light-heavy-
weights manager
George Griffing. Collins pilot,
meanwhile was Tuning and fret
ting down in Reno, New. as evil
denced by letter Maylon re-
coived in the morning mail.
The correspondence, self-explan-
atory. follows:
Dear Will:
Are you making any Roadway
in regards TO another Collins Nc
Omber fight? ! don't want to
crowd you on the matter. but
Ernie and ! have lot of irons in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Local GROUP
Meets FRIDAY

Ducks Unlimited. international
organization concentrating on the
restoration and preservation OF the
great wild waterfowl. is all set in
Washington for the campaign to
raise the states allotment
s22 900.
Lou Lear. seattle banker.
civic leader and outdoors vet
eran. il chairman of the state
committee. He has Just re-
turned from a statewide trip
Cat his own eNpcnsel arrang-
ing vice chairmcn In every sec
ton.
They arc awaiting his word,
which Is expected to be given over
the weekend. after he organizes
his Aberdeen committee and
names that one remaining vice
chairman
Ducks Unlimited. an organiza-
ton composed of wild life leaders
of America and Canada who serve
without pay. is already fuctioning
in heroic manner in the distant
breeding marshes Of northern
Canda.
Ruined duck breeding lands
are being refloodcd. dyked.
protected. Birds have shown
most encouraging increase.
Yet, Ducks Unlimited has only
begun. Canada's representa-
tiycs are cooperating In every
detail with those OF the L. 5.
It's a solid, grand organization
that will mean more ducks for
the present generations and
those of the future.
Tacomas committee, led by
Ralph Shaffer, banker and civic
leader. will be held Friday night
at 8 o'clock at the Tacoma Sports
mems club Tacoma conservation
ishts. sportsmen and waterfowl
shooters are asked to aid by way
of Ducks Unlimited membership
pledges over a fiye-year period.
This is movement not only for
ourselves. but for the boys Of
today and the tomorrows to follow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Fife Easy Victor
Over Rival MQtmen

Fife high schools varsity wrest-
ling team defeated Longview. 21-s,
at Longview Monday The Long
view reserves won, 1915.
Results OF first team matches.
a5 lbs: Nsby n decisioned KEEL
~ IL
los lbs Yaguchi I'd pinned Nc
Menomy IL IN 90 sec
us lbs; Gsuther IL pinned O2ier
~ in 2.40
las lbs: D Kawasski III decision
ed Quinn o..
1875 lbs. l. Kawasaki r) pinned
Real III in lao.
las lbs: Holdner F) pinned Smith
Ol in $40.
1855 lbs: Bulleri P1 decisioned
Clark III.
1855 lbs: smethe1 Ll decisioned
Crawford n.
Results OF second team matches:
125 lbs. GAu<her IL pinned
Iwakirt III IN sos, Morisaki III
pinned Swern IL IN 3.57
1875 lbs Newt IL pinned KerpesE
o. in All
las lbs Smith IL decisioned
Hilderman FD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

Battle TOni6ht

Coach Bill Hardie's Lincoln
basketball team will seek to hit
the win column again when they
face the highly-touted Everett
hoop squad tonight in the Abe
gym at s o'clock.
The Lynx We're defeated 1927
by the 'Gulls in their first en-
counter at Everett. Everett lost
its first Cross-State league game
TO the cellar Bremerton five 1890
Saturday evening. Lincoln has
been trounced by Stadium and
Bellingham in its last two league
Tits.
Everett has the tallest club
in the league. and have
tough defense to reach over
because of this. The 'Gulls
are rated the favorites for to-
morrows' contest.
Probable starting lineup for
Everett are Captain Webb Brown
and Quentin Brown. forwards;
Dave "Hipper-Dipper' MARI. CEN
ter; Bud Agnew and Jim Rain
boldt. guards.
Likely starters for the Hardie-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Basketball Results
BY UNITED PRESS

Wichita 35. De Paul 80.
Missouri 80; Kansas State 20.
Kansas 40. Iowa State 81.
Creighton 80: Tulsa %.
Washington as; Idaho IS.
San Francisco 90; Loyols Of
Los Angeles rs.
Southern Methodist As: Texas
A 4 NJ IS.
Ohio State so: Northwestern ?e
Duke 20; North Carolina State
IS.
Illinois IS: Purdue rs.
Indiana as. Iowa 40.
Minnesota 81: Wisconsin 81.
Kansas 46; Iowa State 81.
Duquesne 81: Geneva IS.
Toledo 40; Kent State As.
Bueknell AZ; Susquehsnns 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

the fire and we've already had 10
turn down several attractive offers
because we promised you the
March date.
just 10 show you how many
fights we have refused in the
hope you would be able to get
McOmbcr for us. look at these
offers: Bobby Nannes for Joe
Waterman in Los Angeles.
Feb. "a; Bob Ncstell i'm san
Jose. Feb. 2s: Newsbo, Millich
in Sacramento, March 3, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

In answer to queries the opening of the
1889 game fish season April 2S
The tall fine appearing young gong
coliseum amateur
police top pro Jack
by the handle his Pappy
George Osgood Is Of aches when his golf fails
which virtually
the In places
mention Thus not sgood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
CONIMONERS TAKE
UP POLO IN BIG
WAY IN ENGLAND

LONDON-Lstest by-product
Of the riding craze in England is
popular polo. Under a scheme
launched in Lancashire. anyone
who can get two teams together
for a game can hire ponies for
N-25 each. Office employees
have taken TO the sport with en-
thusissm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
WALTON LEAGUE TO MEET

The Tacoma chapter of the
1zaak Walton league will meet
Wednesday at s p. m. at the
Chamber of Commerce building
to elect board OF directors d
J. Dickson. secretary. asks that
each member bring friend to
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Joe Gordon Balks
At 1899 Contract

PORTLAND. Ore.-Joe Gordon
will take his unsigned contract TO
the New York Yankees training
camp in Florida where he will
negotiate for more money. he said
today.
The star rookie second bssemsn.
understood TO have received $4,000
last year, would not disclose how
much he was offered for the 1899
season.
He said he would leave for
Florida by automobile Thursday
after he completes examinations
at the University of oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
DOC MCKELSEN
GOES ON AIR

DIR. II. c. Nickelsen, state game
commissioner, will be interviewed
on Ray Grummel's You and Your
Dog" program tomorrow night
over KMO at 6 o'clock
He will be quizzed on his stand
on future fish and game laws. and
complaints that have reached
Rays question box will be aired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

CUE WIZAR D
SHOWS HERE

Irving Crane, one OF the lead
ing pocket billiard stars Of the
world VIII show in exhibition here
tonight at 10 O'Clock at Naubert's
parlors. Crane IS a protege Of
Jerome keogh, veteran Of many
battles with the immortal Alfred
De ORC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Cocker Spaniel
Meeting Tonight

The Tacoma Coker Spaniel club
meeting scheduled for last Tues
day, but postponed. will be held
tonight in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms. A good turnout is
requested. A delegation of Seat
tie people will have interesting in
formation TO submit regarding
their coming bench show. Also
new members will be voted upon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Hal Spiindel Joins
St. Louis BROWNS

ST. LOUIS-Hal Spindel, young
catcher from Seattle of the Paci-
fic Coast league, today signed a
1889 contract with the St. Louis
Browns. Terms We're not dis
closed. Spindel. who bats and
throws right handed, hit 1903 last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
heide|bergs
Beat Totems

johnson Paint moved 10 within
one game Of the 1889 Tacoma CITY
Basketball league crown and two
games from the Pierce County
championship Monday night at
Lincoln high when the Painters
won a 43 to 81 victory over Cam
marano Brothers
Alt Heidelberg. local independ-
ents Won the out-of-Tacoms
championship Monday night in a
game at Puyallup downing the
Puysllup Totems, 20 to IS
Heldelbergs will meet the win
ner Of the Johnson-Cammarano
series on Saturday night to de.
eide the county championship.
That winner enters the Seattle
AAU Pacific Northwest champion
ship tourney next Monday night.
Cammaranos started early
holding 1876 first period
lead over the Painters by good
checking.
Inc game was a thriller from
then on as the Painters ate away
the lead and finished the half with
a. % to 81, lead.
The third period found the score
tied three times before II ended,
81 to %. for the Johnsons.
In the final period the terrific
pace and the numerous fouls
there were 33 penalties dished out
by officials Whit Lees and George
Wise) took their toll Johnsons
put the game on ice by running
up a y to 33 lead with five
minutes to play. Then five players
were elected via the foul route
and scoring begged down.
Cocky Herness led the tally
makers with 16 for the winners
followed by Bob Pullar team
mate, and Bob McKinnell who had
l3 each.
Summary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Robert 4. Lee in Salt Lake
City, March 8.

On top of that, | got call from
Houston, Texas, the other night
offering us a fight with Tom
Beaupre for heavy sugar (the call
even cost 500. Then, too. we've
got chance to fight Eddie Wen
stob, but all of them must wait
until this MeOmbcr deal is settled.
Wire as soon as you get any
definite word, one way or the
other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
SPORTS COMMITTEE TO MEET

The sports committee of the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
will meet Thursday noon at the
Tacoma hotel, Chairman Melvin
C. Tennent announces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

1 III stage another Hostak
then. when Hostsk regxins
his crown. like ketchel did over
Papke, Hostak will fight ApostcIi
In Seattle San Francisco
New York or anywhere Apostol
wants 70 scatter leather" -.
But lis this corners opinion
that IN Apostcli match might Ne
mighty hard to make. Hostak
really sluGA and Apostoli,
who really can't hit. h m easy
target ia reach -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Beer Men Walk
All Over RivQls

Ait Heidelberg advanced to the
finals of the playoff deciding
Pierce County's entrant to the
Pacific Northwest A. A. L. tour
new at Seattle early next week by
defeating Puyallup Totems, 70-46,
at Puyallup last night.
The Brewers will play the Ia
coma City league titlists in the
finals.
Puyallup kept on even
terms with the Beer BaronS
during most of the first half.
hut closing Heidelberg
squirt near the end Of the
period gave the winners a
1926 halftimc lead.
John Fuller was high point man
with 20 points. followed by LYLE
fStork) Kcllsrom with Il. Leo
Svoboda led the Totems with IS.
The lineups:
Heidelbergs (7oD ae) Pu,aIlup
Nilsson I'D IF. usl L Svoboda
Fuller 300 .....F. ....... 81 FalIor
kellstrom I'D ..C..... ~ Dahlbers
Fadness d51 ...G..... a. Munizza
Libke ...-.-....G ~ Suoboda
Subs Heidelbergs. Gunderson 81.
Puyallup, Amey 10. Geller a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

men will be Logan Blades and Jess
Cooper, forwards; Don Hegele.
center; DeX Hutton and Tell
Pagni, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
One Bad Heel Won't Spoil Shoe

YEAR S. 81 First. friend you should make il point 10
impress that fearful youngser TO just chalk the
incident up zone of those things One bad heel won't
spoil shoe. There many guys like that referee but
Of the whistle ooers above that eghtyear
tally good clean fellows trying TO be fair and square with
the kids
Such officials however can't IT'S the old law of balance
they that victory what a
edge tell keep up
fight They're cutters
Some of American Legion Junior baseball
given equally deal
shots the big shot
behind the ball
time NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

DEAR NET: Did il ever to you that the meanest
thing that happen youth is TO destroy its morale?
example Of this recently and could not help but
ponder the smaness of a poor sport will mention
Names Suffice say witnessed basketball game that
literally ''stolen" from deserving kids
graduate the deliberately
robbed baskets
my l a indignant youngsters
to referee. Now
something wrong when kids that aroused
growing
kids mind II makes him bitter and cynical One
b. said:
play game again. I
another II with stuff like this
sportsmsnship the kid? Not chance
little cheap victory the
robbed bunch of of their ghtf
desro heir morale S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
JoIlnsons ti3)
t3o Capniaranos

Sups. Johnson PAINT Hemel. Blch-
>el. P. Herness, Cammarano Brothers.
Nash a. Holm, Officials. Whit Lees
and George Wise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

IF Governor Martin and his political friends who would
return the destructive salmon traps TO Washington waters
would but study the effects of intelligent waterfowl restc
tons they might really understand what adjustment of thu
traps has meant will to the silver hordes of the sal
mon family 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Ducks Unlimited OF WASHINGTON Ready To C(
On the Lam,
-. With 90.
Elliott Metcalf

HEC EDMUNDSON is knotcn as the hardest driving bds
kct coach in the Coast loop. When the ceUer coorf
Washington boss gets through oh the kids they know a
Simon Legree meant TO his slaves Thot at least the
nord hare from former Husky performer
IRON Grs,n British Columbia wild duck, are reported
BY the thousands field
sees wild waterfowl
is only
<SfSW. an o ne
(-5ZlsV -ecNy>) exercises intelligence placing
zL,/> some 4
p& ~ the wild
lAS pecd N alarmingy small
(S0
LII stepped In and genuine
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Early Radiator Protection
Declared Desirable

Winter radiator protection begins
for many motorists before the end
Of October, according to a national
survey covering the use of anti
freeze preparations. Some car own
ers put in anti-freeze as early as
September 20. BY the middle of
November, 81 per cent Of motorists
who use a non-boiling anti-freeze
have put 1t in their radiators as q
means Of winter-long protection.
These facts have been gathered
from motorists in 259 communities
ranging from 500 to 5000, 900 in
population, and on farms in ll6
counties throughout the country. A
total of $50 per cent of those in
terviewed use some protective solu-
ton, and the majority of them, the
survey shows, consider a permanent
type anti-freeze the best.
Early automotive protection is de-
sirable, the survey discloses, because
winter conditions come much sooner
than the average motorist realizes
Weather Bureau records show that
freezing temperatures arrive in
many sections early in October and
last until late in April During these
seven months the temperature vari-
ations may range within a few days