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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

well-distrihuted. newcomers have
added hustle 10 team
Betting odds , To ! tsecDndi.
Position last year Second ~on
=. lost 81. pet. .5si,
Too Much Temperament
CLEVELAND iNDtANs-ossr.
loaded with tempefamsnisi stars
and prima donnns, and team gen
orally lacks cohesion
Changes Jimmy webb pro-
NOTED To shortstop. Hen Chapman
10 right field Blli zuber, from
Milwaukee Tom Drake and Bili
Dobson. from New Orleans. and
Johnny Broaca. sx-Yankss, ADDED
TO pitching staff
Probsbie i,neup - ryttsk.
usmslry, 81 Tr.sks, ID: HAL,
III. Webb. 80. Neither, sbs
Meath. ~ Weafherly Of Aver
~. Ell Chapman. ~: Pitcher.
--feIiss. Aiiso. Harder. ttud.
lin. MiInsS. Zpssss. Broses.
Drake. Humphris.. Dat.en.
Reserves - lafisIa, iAss.
Grius~s, sutftsid, soiies.
Cssnpheil
Best newcomers labef. Drake.
Best hi,tsrs Heath. Trosky.
Chapman
Weak spots Temperament; lack
of Defensive stsadibsss, especially
At second. ana too many players
stiii around who ths management
said would never play tot Clsvs.
Land again.
Strong points Hard hitting out
field. good catching. and league
sesi pitcher IN tsllsr
Betting odds q 10 ifoslfthj
Position last year Third. Non
~. los, o. pct 5ss
Tigers Lack spark
DETROIT TIGERS -- A team
which LACKING spark bat may get
" II Aons ~ ia numerous stars
trying come backs are sueeeasfBi
Changes prank Gfopshsf
(bfoksn leg last Year. at abort
stop. Pinky Higgins. from issd
sox f~nO 10 nov conyaisseing from
spike wound In nssil. at third.
Rocks Barry 1eCosssy. Beau
mont. center field. ana Dizzy
Trout. Beaumont. Arehis Aekain.
Red sox. Al Benton. Toledo. Frsd
Hutchinson. Seattle. added 70 pitch
ing staff
rrsLzbis iiasap--Ysrk, Tsb-
hetts. 81 6resnfsrE, ID: asbr-
ingsr. Zb; dssuelsss. -. ttoxsii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
MUSICIANS GOLF

Musicians golf tournament on
Tuesday was won by Hal Under
wood hidden hole match. low net
of 81. Walter Gunstrom wss clos
est to the pin on the third hole
Underwood made longest drive on
ninth hole.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
WRESTLING RESULTS
Nv United Press

HARTFORD, Conn. - Gus Son
ncnberg, Boston. flattened Lord
Albert Mills. London, Eng.
PITTSBURGH-John katan de-
feated King Kong Cox; Leo Numa
Vancouver, defeated Dave Johns
ton, Oregon.
ROSTON-Steye Case, Ireland
tossed Marvin Nestenberg, Ia
coma. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Washington boasts the Ia
elk animal that
picture provides excellent idea of what majesty
the animal
THERE feeling that
should
satisfactorily solved through the medium education
children
through educational much
future good laid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
tOOmE Auy ANCEs
CHATTANOOGA. Tess. --Elx

cnohs of Portland. Ore. seeded
third. advanced 10 the asms'ftaaIe
NJ tbs rsnness~e vsIlsy invita-
iioaai tennis tnusnAmest ysstsr.
day ny defeating johnny rrsnh
of Mes Orleans. ~. 81 h -
only sinxiss msieh ~ IN 6ay.
In tbs d0uh1~s. CAohs nsd ouer
MY Nisss. op-ss~sted seam. a<~
fsatsd Two opposing tnndsms vIth
itliis troubl1 0ttsv w1aNtag
combinations included Wsyns -
hia ~ Portland Asd john eho-
strom ~ Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Giants Winners
RICHMOND, Va. The {

RICHMOND, va. - inc eianth
beat Cleveland 1875 yesterday with
A 16-hit attack, four Of them. In.
Guiding a homer. by Mel OFT. Ken
Keltner. clouted a brace o. four
baggers that drove IN all the In
dians' runs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

SUMMARY
Losing pitcher Thomas runs r.
sponsibie for. Thomas o. Prim B. Mii-
Ter 2. Douglas 4 struck out. Thomas
/ Prim 4, Douglas bases on bAils,
Thomas 2 Prim 2 Douglas ] Miller 2.
left on bases Portland q. Los Angeles
IL. home runs. Hawkins, J. SoiliI1'
Rothrock. tn rec base hitA -Statz.
Rothrock. three base hlts. STATE.
Moore. two-base hit Shelley JEFF
fries. stringer Prim. English. Moore 4.
Monzo. runs batted IN, Coleman. JET
fries Rosenberg Moore 3, }. Collins
4 Cihocki Stringef 2. Engiish Mon.
20. X. Collins. Prim. Hawkins. Roth
rock saorifices-J. Collins Pflm.
Stolen base Moore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Bob Pastor Signs
To Meet ToleS

DETROIT - Bob Pastor. New
York heavyweight. has been signed
Ia meet Roscoe Toles. Detroit
Negro. here May II. Promoter
Jack kearns announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Runs responsible for. Barrett Can't
well ,. struck out. hs Barrett }. bases
on balls off Barrett 4 Ssntweu /
three base hitsl Vcrses. Archie, Ahfeus
Campbell Gibson. twe-bsse htis Yer
ser cuscRrari runs hstted w. HUNT
Jolle. parrrtt Campbell ] Browne
sacrifices Barrett EantRell stolen
bases white. Gibson. double PLAY
luhv TO VerseE to Gibson time. 30
unnpirek SNYDER and Hood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
SOUTH TACOMA PINS

The South Tacoma Pines Win
play a practice bail game with the
Olympic Ice Creams Of the city
league al Robert Cray field Bun
day al II D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK - John Henry
Thomas, 1ss, Pittsburgh. out
pointed Billy Lancaster, 1861,
Spokane, Wash. 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

has every ore ~ them - strictly
top-sirs~ff
its snyhs~tss race,
QUALITY AMONG WOMEN
And TIE werner. They rare IL
ito rhsfv are cFsly nsn< ~ them
entered bat hers tea. quality -
foremost. fsercthy tteyt. TIE
schenectady. " Y. nsss. no~ Nv
ma temporarily in Seattle. = he
fsveftts bat slso given = chance
~ ssrta4y - shirley Msfsunsld
College q Puget sound en~a. VIA
was ninth among The amateurs
Al the national siounhsii ~ ltect
Then there u Margaret Jennings.
California; racing fuf the Nun
Valley aki club. who finished itsh
~ the combined amateur Al ths
nstsanals un ths Oregon mountain.
And Virginia Ann Hawsffn. nsas.
Ito sal. aha usually Finishes smann
the leaders IN AL race. she enters.
not forgetting 10 mention Grace
Rowan. the Portland lass. whp slia
~ wrll TsenHss ass Al rsrsalsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

SCORE ny INNINGS
,,.,,..,..e...A 600 900 Ola
nse,s,,,r,,to o2o 222 o2x 10
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Brandt, lnninss
,ttrhed by Brandt q, struck out. by
p,andt seats Z. base ON balls, OH
prandt 3 Smith l. Seats 2. home
runs Geribaldi vczillch. three bare
MI Hoover: two-base hits. Masssra
Barton Borgmann Marshall. Carr
baIdi. runs bstted IN, osfodosth q
Garibaldi 4. Vegilieh 8, borsmsnh.
Marshall 2. Hoover, Cisseil HERMAN
sacrifice. Barton. donnle play. p"'s
mann 20 williams TO Barton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Strong points Strong attack.
wril.distributed. newcomers have
added hustle 10 team.
Betting odds , 10 tsecondl.
Position last year Second. ~on
4, lost 81. pet. SOL
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

FL chico, sin desconfianza Y
sin malicia, entreg6 la carta, a
Gambia del volante que lie firm6
la misma Araceli.
FL botoReS baj6 silbando a Ia
eStaci6n.
FL anna habiale dado treintd
centimos de propina.
La traidora pens6, con la ra-
pidez de conception de los seres
malos, que aquella carta, que ell
chico habiala advertido que era
urgente, podia encerrar supieso
Dios que clave que la aclaras9
ell misterio de una vez Y la va
liese la sonada fortuna.
Araceli retrocedi6, fingiendo
subir hasta Ell hotel, como 81
fuese a dejar la carta aunque Ell
realidad escondiendoSe entire u
nos bojes, en- uno de los zig-zag
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

Cast en- seguida lego Ell tren,
va que pasaban los trenes cada
La gaceta., 1939-09-28
DEPORTES
LA REINA ~LATINO-AMERI-
CANA PIDE A LOS ROJOS
QUE ACABEN DE DERRO-
TAR A LOS

La Reina Gloria Rubin, del
carnaval L~atino-Americano, es-
ia deseosa de que los Rojos de
Cincinnati acaben de derrotar a
sus oponentes los Cardenales Sc
st. Louis en- la lucha que ambos
tienen entablada por ell "trapo'
de la Nacional.
Aver envi6 ED ell siguiente
telegrama a Bill MrKechnie,
manager del club Cinci:
M McKechnie: Digale a
los muchachos que no m~uestren
simpatias por los Cardenales de
st. Louis y que ganen ese pen
nant ell jueves. Mas de 10000
latinos-americanoS en- Tampa
10 estan deseando Y esperanto.
Arrlba MuchachOS. Gloria Ru-
bin, Reina del Carnival Latino
Americana.
Leon Cain, Presidente del
CARNIVAL Latino-Americano,
tambien envi6 un telegrama al
club Cincinnati con los mejoras
deseos por su victoria en- la CO.
rrera de la Liga Nacional.
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

cuarto de bora por esta estaci6n
en- los dos sentidos.
Araceli Sc di6 mana para SUI
Dir a un wagon distinto del en-
que 10 hizo Ell noy que trajera la
carta para su amo.
7 en- seguida que la mujer es-
tuyo instalada en- un asiento del
IargJisimo y cast solitario va
gon' rasgo Ell sobre de la carta
famosa, y lego estas lineas. que
Ia hicieron brillar los ojos con
ma infinita algeria:
'Sr' D. Miguel de Guzman,
Hotel Oriente. Habitaci6n III.
Barcelona.
"Muy senior MIC: A listed
tambi@n lie tenemos que man
oar dos letras para abrirle los
oIos y sacarle del error en- que
La gaceta., 1939-09-28
Los experos~ seeccionan a Cliff Greenwood
como ~favonto sobre Bobby Wilson
Ell programa de esta noche en- Benjamin Field
(POR ARTHUR OJEDA)

"Yo he visto a Wilson hacien-
do training en- ell gimnasio", de-
claro Leto. mo ha perdido ma
da de su "terrffico punch. Pue-
de que no sea tan buen boxea-
dor como Greenwood, pero en-
c~ualquier momento descargarA
la zurda en- forma suficiente-
mente fuerte para terminar el
bout antes del 10.
En- ell %semifinal, ell veterano
Richard Hernandez ira a una
fuerte pelea con Kid Williams,
native de Savannah, Georgia, V
procedente de Palatka.
Leo Foucart tendra de con-
trario al pdgil local Monin. Los
dos pertenecen al peso medic.
Cyclone Dfaz y Young Val
des tendran a su cargo un en-.
cuentro a cuatro rounds, Otro
combate de la misma duraci6n
abrira ell programa, a las $3.50
p. m.
(Pasa a la la. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1939-09-28
SeIeccionado eIgrupo de los Espartanos.
para el viaje a Cincinnati
Ell team de la Universidad de Tampa sale
esta noche
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

I'm grupo de 26 universita-
rios tampenos, jugadores dc
football, fueron seleccionados a.
yer por ell coach Nash Higgins
para salir de esta ciudad, en- la
noche de hoy, y jugar con la u
niversidad de Cincinnati Ell sa-
bado por la noche.
Los jugadores partiran por ell
Atlantic Coast Line, a las 8.
He aqui los nombres de los
que forman Ell squad que haran
el primer viaje fuera de la ciu-
cad, en- la temporada, y Ell Sc
gundo viaje hecho por un team
de Tampa mas ALA de la Inca
del Sur.
ENDS: Dick SchIeoCer, Tony
Kolko, Ed Howell, Dave Patti
on y Cecil Reed.
TACKLES: Emory Brown,
iack Newlands, Bill Jasiunas y
Waisly Zaiko.
GUARDS: Steve Bardis, Bob
Anderson, Bob Fordyce, Orlan-
do Molina y Bill Read.
CENTERS: Bill Fisher y
Clair Pittman.
BACKS: Champ Williams,
Ted Bravakis, Johnny Compa-
retto, Paul Hance, John Kauff-
man Jack Simmons, Fred Com
Daretto, Milan Buchan, How
ard Beynon y Vic Hatch.
Haran tambien el viaje Mr..
andMrs. George Edmonson y
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Allen. Ed.
mondson es Ell Presidente de
Club de los Espartanos y ALE:
un miembro del d~irectorio.
Ell juegO Sc efectuard Ell sdbddt
pOr Ia nOche
Ell juego con ell Cincinnati
segundo de una serie comenza
da ell ano pasado, sera jugad'
ell Sabado por la noche, a Ia.
$50. Sera ell primer juego d.
la temporada para los mucha
chos del coach" Dutch Meyer
En- ell juego pasado los Bear
cats derrotaron a los tampen0s
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

Cliff Greenwood, el veterano
"welterweight" de Sarasota, ha
sido escogido como favorito por
los expertos para derotrar 2
Bobby Wilson, el ecio pegador
Dc Washington, en- la pelea que
ambos sostendran a 10 rounds,
esta noche, e nBenjamin Field.
La actuaci6n de Greenwood
frente a Chino Alvarez, AL Man
fredo, Bobby Britton y Tommy
Hoover lie concede IN ventajoSo
lugar en- la division de los well
terweights una victoria sobre
Wilson 10 clasificaria entire los
mejores de su peso bajo Ia Inca
Mason-Dixie.
En- la Ultima pelea entire am
Dos, Wilson "acost6" a Green
wood, en- seis rounds, despu6s
de haber sido derrotado en- los
cinco primeros por Ell Sarasota
no.
"Yo tendr6 que culdarme
en- esta pelea" dijo Greenwood
aver. lie game a Wilson una
decision y estoy SECURE que 10
puedo volver a hacer," Wilson
es TN fuerte pegador, pero no
sabe boxear. Ademas me pare
ce que no tiene ell mismo punch
que cuandO peleamos hace 4 o
5 amos"
wilson y su manager tampeno
Joe Leto, Green poder veneer al
sarasotano por la via rapida,
dc nuevo.
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

Z a 6, uno de los mejores encuen
tros sostenidos por ell "once" To-
cal. Una decision apretada, que
envolvi6 un touchdown, hace
Higgins y Pierson tengan ga
mas de verse de nuevo las caras
con Meyer.
Los tampehos llegaran a Gin
einnati a las 9:25 Ell Viernes
por la noche, y regresaran a es-
ia ciudad ell LINES por la mana
ma, Octubre 2. Sc hospedaran
en- Ell Hotel Gibson.
Todos les jugadores hiciercn
unas buenas practicas en- ell dia
de aver.
Moore Sc rohpi6 nm brazO
La primera perdida de la TEN
porada la sufrieron los Espar-
tanos en- las practicas de aver al
romperse I'm brazo Stanley
Moore.
Ell magnifico "centro" de re-
serva fue llevado al Hospital de
Tampa luego de recibir las pri-
meras curas o tratamientos en-
Ell mismo campo de los Esparta-
nos.
Ell trabajo de hoy ha de con-
sistir de una larga session defen-
silva " con los passes.
Ell team de de Cincinnati tie
ne un buen numero de estre.las
ball carriers" y Coach Meyer
planea cojer eel aire' contra Ia
Universidad.
Higgins expresa satisfaction
! con las condolences fisicas de ST
eleven.
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

dc Ia sendilia, y esper6 a que pa
saran cinco minutes.
Despces, lenta, reposada.
tranquila, sali6 del escondite Y
baj6 a los andeneS, sacando su
billete de tercera para Barcelo-
ma.
ALI, entire Ell pequeho grupo
de viajeros que esperaban ell
tren deseendente, estaba ell bo-
tones de la carta.
Araceli lie sonri6, al tempo
que decia:
va he dejado ESQ arriba!
En- cranto vuelva al hotel Sc la
daran.
Ell pequeho sonri6 complaci-
do.
o
Cast en- seguida lego Ell tren.
va que pasaban los trenes cada
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

bia liado su ropa EN- un pahuelo
~ Sc visti6 para largarse a Bar
celona.
No dejaba NADIA mas que un
delantal viejo y lleno de remien-
dos que ella acostumbraba a uti-
liar cuando bahaba al nino.
AL fin baj6 de su aleoba, des-
pidiendose de sus amigos los
duenos del hotel.
Los SeloreS va hacia una ho-
IA que andaban por Ell pinar,
con Miguelito.
Y. he aqui que Mefist6feles,
ell dos del Nal eterno como 81
Nal tambien. vino a completar
81 plan infame de la bruja.
Cuando Araceli bajaba Ia
cuesta de la estaci6n, Nababa
de marchar un tren procN ente
de Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

II Perdon, sonora! Este es
ell Hotel Rectoret?
ST, noy-contest6 Araceli,
IA quien buscas?
Al sehor...
Ell muchacho lego Ell sobre es-
critic con evidenteS raSgos fe-
meninos.
Y dijo al fin:
Al senior don Miguel de
I'm militar que.
La mujer lie i%nterrumpi6 con
una sonrisa invitadora a la COLI
fianza:
isl. noy, si!-Un senior CO.
Aandante! Els mi amo. iQue le
traes?... Elsa carta?
ST, sonora.
} -Bien, trae. Yo misma Sc la
dare, porque ahora no esta Ell
casa. Ha salido.
La gaceta., 1939-09-28

Y los ojillos menudos y agu-
dos del anna SEGA de Miguelito
vieron subir hacia el hotel a un
muchacho con ell uniforme de
un bOt0neS.
La mujer fruci6 ell ceno.
Este chico debia venir en- bus
ca de sus amos.
La desconfianza inStitntiva
de la mujer, que iba a iugarse
tai vez la vida en- Barcelona, Ia
puso en- guardia...
PenS6 p%reguntar al mucha-
cho.
Mas nj tuvo necesidad.
FL mismo chico, llevandose
levemente la mano a la gorra,
Sc acerc6 a ella, preguntando,
al tempo que extraia de su car
ter% una carta con ell sobre ro-
sa:
La gaceta., 1939-09-28
La Gaceta Folletin NO, 459
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

icon los cuerpOS eHUueltOs
eR Uiento y en- luz"
v era una Garcia aquel invisible
empuj6n dulcisimo del aire per-
fumado, que les obligaba a ca.
minar de prisa...
Mientras tanto, Araceli Font,
que solo tenia aqui en- Las Pla-
mas un hatillo con cuatro prem
das, y que, escarmentada y re-
celosa como gaia vieja, no Sc Tie
vaba va nunca su baGl a la casa
de los senores donde prestaba
sus servicios, dejandolo en- la de
una amiga, en- Barcelona, ha-
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-17
Eye for Freedom Plea
For Convict Is Denied

= JACKSON, MICH. - Officials of
Southern Michigan prison and state
corrections department rejected the
proposal Of 24-year-old convict to
give up his right eye to a sightless
man in return for his freedom.
The convict. Marby Underwood of
Detroit, serving 2 to 10 year term
for obtaining money under false
pretenses, offered his right eye be-
cause his wife was homeless and
needed him. He said she was
forced to sleep in all-night theaters.
In letter to Warden Joel Moore,
Underwood asked he be allowed to
give the cornea of his eye to Will
liam Lewis, %, a Canon City, Colo
attorney who needs one to restore
his sight. Four Colorado convicts
awaiting execution have refused to
aid the attorney.
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-17
Me inc Only State Missed
In His Round of Prisons

CROWN POINT, IND.-Jefferson
Sharun, kindly-faced old man with
silver hair, smiled up at the judge.
well, your honor, I've now been
sentenced to prison in every state
in the Union except Maine"
How did you evade Maine?"
asked the judge.
Maine was too SMALL" Sharun
replied, adding, "but you can take it
from me that crime does not pay"
Sharun and his two accompliceS
had been sentenced to to IA years
in prison for mulcting $4,000 from
Ben 1. Schultz, Gary, Ind, junk
dealer Schultz told the court that
Sharun told him he had a scheme
to ''break" all small race-horse
handbooks.
Sharun left farm in Daviess
county, Ind, and eventually became
a clever ICON" man.
In small cell, Sharun leaned
back and talked smoothly.
Il never took an honest man.
always took a sucker and never felt
sorry for them because they were
trying to get something for nothing
too
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-17
Savinss Plan Spurred By
Nesp York Fair Interest

In ut least thirty Eight States
banking institutions are now OPP
Grating New York Worlds Fair
1853 Savings Clubs, organiza-
tons for depositors which induce
them to save stipulated sums
each week for trip to the Fair
next Spring.
This saving plan, announced
Just one year ago, has for it's
slogan, "Save Today to See tie
World Of Tomorrow" and several
bsnks have linked it to their
CHRISTMAS and Vacation Clubs.
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-17
"AS yE SOW"

A Sewer went forth day SOW,
Though the fields growing green,
And the glowing sun FIR IN cioudless sky
Spread a wondrous, golden sheen
The Sewer went fort h, and he seed he knew
Would be watered with womens tears.
And the harvest reaped weeping world
In the long and bitter years
The Sewer went forth Ger the city streets,
And ne drew eXutauL breath
At the life that eddei aud teemed and turned,
For the seed he sowed death
Of harvest he dreamed. and the dream was sweet,
AS he scattered mis- screaming shell;
And bombs he flung with eager hand
And was needless whom they fell.
OF power he dreamed the seed he strew,
And the harvest he doubted not
Though the blood which flowed a stricken land
Glowed a sullen, angry blot.
Though cities would writhe meath his leaden lash
And the nations would sob with pain;
Though each rising sun through smoke hung sky
Viewed thousand helpless. slain.
Though homeless host should want for bread,
As they fled through bghted land
The Sewer went on. and his seed of death
Was spread with relentless hand.
When the harvest with the saddened years,
The Sewers last sobbing breath
Was a murmered prayer that he might not reap
For The HARVEST He FOUND. WAS DEATH.
Jack Duncan. Browning
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-17
Most Getty CAPITOL Buildings

The largest and most costly CAPT
tol buildings in the United States
are: New York, SOS, 900, 900: Pennsyl-
vania, 1888. 400: Massachusetts,
So, SIS 900: Nebraska. $4,000. 900:
Wisconsin, S7203 1926: Illinois. S4,-
100000: Missouri. S3.775. 900: Tex
as, S3.747 sos; Iowa. 1926 900;
Kansas, s3.20O.00O; and Minnesota,
$3,770,00
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-17
''As pc Sou, 50 Shall pc Reap"

The biggest news item of human interest in the
last week that the big bombers of the U.S. Air
Fleet had made trips to Chill with medical supplies and
aid donated by the American Red Cross the victims of
the most disastrous earthquake in history.
Contrast this humanitarian bv civilized nation
with the nhuman work of the bombers used in the
of warfare in China and Spain where death and detruc
ton spread among old men, and children.
manning and killing thousands destroying towns and cities
and creating terrorism noncombatants which
of military value ard spoken of throughout the
world wanton. vicious AID cold booded murder.
las Ye Sou. ST. aIl Y Reap and What Will The
Harvest Be- the found the good book and
this theme has been the following poem by
the editor.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

to take picture of her. Good Heavens, she
said. What for?"
She felt as silly as he looked, standing there
holding that camera and a big pile of books,
and that ugly maroon sweater, not at all the
kind other men were wearing. But as soon as she
asked what for, he stopped being embarrassed.
and began perfect flood of explanations. This
was very, very special camera. He had per
fected the something or other himself 1t was
terribly fast, and he was experimenting on
action He wanted her to please 60 back and
walk over the bridge again. just as she had -
fast. swinging her books. He could have taken
her before, but he didn't like to take pictures
without asking permission.
Elizabeth felt in the flap of her notebook for
her comb and powder puff, which, of course,
had to be missing She looked down at her
skirt, her very worst old green worsted that
simply wouldn't hold its shape any more, no
matter how much she pressed. We'll, anything
for science she began laughing little, but,
my goodness, Hartley. I'm anything but
dressed for picture, and there are so many
other girls that Look! There's Cissy
Porter! No, over there. by the tree. In the
blue knit
Hartley Adams looked, obediently. Eliza
beths gaze followed his. Cissy was wearing the
Sl4. rs aqua knit that Elizabeth herself had ad
mired 50 much in the Sport Shoppe window last
Evening star., 1939-08-06

Elizabeth said hello to two goofylooking
girls who thought they knew her. and stared
resentfully after swell looking boy whom she
did know, but who had forgotten he knew her.
She almost smiled as she thought again of her
mother, who boasted that she knew everybody
in her class. and everybody that was anybody
on the campus, and couldn't see why Elizabeth
didn't, now.
But when she thought of her mother - dear.
funny Nom, with her shaggy, CRAVING bob, her
round red face, struggling this minute, prob
ably, into her old, pale blue georgette for the
Faculty Tea - she softened little. She felt
almost maternal about Nom. She didn't want
anyone to laugh at her She wouldn't be ashamed
of her Not even when she insisted on leading
the singing or yelled louder than anybody else
at football game.
How things must have changed People
would simply laugh themselves sick al girl
who bounced around and tried to run every
thing the way Nom must have done. She'd be