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The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21
OLD CONCH GOES OUT NEW COUNCIL GOES IN
 FINANCES CITY GOOD

When the old city council met at 7:3O last night, with Mayor Alvin Polet presiding, the fol- lowing councilmen answered pre- sent: Edward Anderson, Jack Hurley, George Madsen, Leonard Krohlow and Hank Miller. Coun- cilman Sam Taggart was absent.
 City Clerk M. J. Walsh read the fiscal reports of his office and the City Treasurer's report, both of which had been audited and sworn to by Auditor Arthur Wright. The reports which show that the city has a balance of nearly nine thousand dollars, and shows the finances of the city are a little better than a year ago, were approved and or dered placed on file.
 Mayor Polet, before retiring, thanked the members of the city council and City Clerk Walsh for the able assistance given him dur ing the past year in conducting the affairs of the city. He also called the attention of the new council concerning the construc- ton of a bridge to Belmont Point saying that it should be rebuilt, probably a little further up- stream thru the aid of culverts and fills He also called attention to the good work done by the Public Health Nurse and believ- ed the new council should contin ua the service
 There being nothing further to consider, motion was made and passed that the old council ad- journ sine die.
 New Members Sworn in
 City Clerk Walsh administered the oath of office to the new Mayor, Fred A. Kubon, and to Councilmen Edw. Anderson, Wm. H. Kelsey and Lyle Nevin. After which Mayor Kubon called the new (39th) council to order.
 Members of New Council
 The roll being called by Clerk Walsh, the following answered present: Mayor Fred A. Kubon; Councilmen Edward Anderson, Jack Hurley, Wm. H. Kelsey, Leonard Krohlow, George Mad sen and Lyle Nevin.
 Mayor Kubon, Councilmen
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21

sion were the two infant child ren of Albert Martin. We all know the pitiab,e circumstances of th:s fam y. No one but he who had a heart of stone could refuse such a plea and deny a home to such lovely innocent children. Miss Shepp2cd, the Government nurse at Nome related the cir cumstances to Father Cunning ham, Superior of the Mission, who soon managed to bring the children to the Springs, where they will receive all the care and attention of their own parents.
 The loyal and generous people
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21

Nevin and Kelsey, all expressed their appreciation of the vote giv en them by the electors and would try to justify that con- fdence by doing the best they can in the interest of the city, and received a hearty applause from the unusual small crowd in attendance.
 A number of communications were received by the clerk which the mayor directed that they be read at the next meeting, Mon day, April 24th, which will be the first regular meeting of the council.
 On motion duly made, second ed and passed unanimously, the rules of the former council were adopted.
 Mayor Kubon announced the the following committee, the first member to act as chairman:
 Health and Relief - Anderson and Kelsey.
 Law, Order and Printing-Hur ley and Madsen. Fire and Water - Kelsey and Nevin.
 Finance and Building-Kroh- low and Anderson.
 Police and Jail--Madsen and Hurley.
 Streets, Alleys, Lights-Nevin and KrohloW.
 There being no further busi- ness the council adjourned to meet Monday night at 8 o'clock, April 24th.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21

of Nome, who give this annual card party for the benefit of the Mission, are themselves doing an Apostolic work, and help to be- stow on the children of this dis tr.ct, worthy home from which they may go forth later, to face the problems of life.
 In conclusion, permit me, and all the members of the Faculty of Pilgrim Springs Mission, to thank the people of Nome for their assistance and generosity.
 Respectfully y yours,
 Rev. E. J. Cunningham,
 Supt. of Mission.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21
SALE OF PROPERTY
No. 548

In the Probate Court, Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Alaska
 In the Matter of the Estate of J. A. PANGMAN, deceased:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of an Order made by the above-entitled Court on the 23rd day of Decem- Der, 1888, the undersigned Ad- ministratOr of the abOve-entitled Estate will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, subject to the confirm atiOn of said Court, on Monday, the 18th day of May, 1889, at the hour of 9 o'clock in the after noon, at the office of the United States Commissioner for said Precinct, at Nome, all the right, title and interest of said J. A. Pangman, at the time of his death, in and to
 North Twenty five (25) feet of Lot Fourteen Q4) in Block Eff ty-two t52)
 Lot Fifteen u5) in Block Eff ty-two t52), all in the Town of Nome, Alaska;
 All interest of said Estate in Arctic Springs, near mouth of Bluett Gulch, left limit of Snake River.
 All of said property being with in said Cape Nome Precinct.
 Terms and conditions of sale: The Administrator reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Said sale will be for cash in lawful money of the United States, twenty-five per cent (25%o) of the purchase price is to be paid to the undersigned at the time of the sale, and the bal ance of seventy-five per cent t75Ho) upon confirmation of said Sale by the above-nalned Court, and delivery to the purchaser of a proper conveyance of title.
 Dated: Nome, Alaska, April IA, 1899.
 H. F. HARPER,
 Administrator
 Publish April IA, 21, 2S, May 5, 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports Mining Deeds. Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
 Special Power of Attorney forms
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21

Now is the time to look over your job printing needs for the spring and summer. The Mug get Office will be glad to consult with you as to your wants and prices on same.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21
Pilgrim Springs Mission Grateful To Nome for Aid
Our Lady of Lourdes Mission Pilgrim Springs, Alaska
 April 70 1Q2Q

Our Lddy Of LoufdeS MisSloH
 Pilgrim Springs, Alaska
 April 12, 1889
 MT. George Maynard
 Editor The Nome Nugget,
 Nome, Alaska
 Dear MT. Maynard:
 The last mail, brought me a letter from Mrs. Walsh, chairman of the recent card party conduct ed for the benefit of this Mission. Mrs. Walsh graphically wrote and described the happy evening enjoyed at the party. Would that 1 knew all personally who at tended this entertainment, l would surely write and thank them one and all for their CO., operation, for it was cooperation that crowned the evening with success and brought handsome donation to the little mission at Pilgrim Springs.
 Here, permit me to do, what l { would like to do at the entertain ment itself namely thank all who were present. Many, I am sure were at the party whom l have never met personally. Each and all of these, I wish to thank for their aid and cooperation.
 The Mission at present has 30 children, more than it can ac- comodate with comfort, but this coming summer, plans have been made to extend the school and the children's quarters, so that these 80 may have more comfort and attention.
 Lumber is scarce at the Mis- sion, in fact some of the build ings are actually erected out of old timber begged from the sur rounding mining camps and lined with the sides and ends of pack ing boxes. Visitors who pay wis it to the mission, would never know that the kitchen is in real ity an old former barn, while the children's dining room was once an abandoned stable.
 Five miles from P gr m Springs is the little village of Mary's Mountain, often called Ar vinak. The Fathers of the Mis- sion built a very comfortable church at this mission for the people, but wto years ago, all the natives moved to new site and the church has remained idle.
 Last year, Father Cunningham with the aid of Brother Wilhe'm and the larger boys, carefully tore down this church and brot the materials to Pilgrim Springs This summer these same mater ial will be used to enlarge the present school and also to ex- tend the living quarters of the children.I might add here, that lumber when purchased in Seat tie, costs, laid down at the Springs, about $100 a 1000 feet
 Yet in spite of our cramped quarters, we manage to find room for the children of those parents who are unable to look after their offspring, and we wi continue to do so, as we are able and our friends and benefactors help us in the work.
 The latest arrivals at the mis-
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21

Influenced by kitchenettes and small apartments tinier and tinier electric stoves are being made. Here is one that occupies space a foot square, yet it broils, toasts, fries and bakes. Weighing but II pounds it operates from any wall outlet and has re- movable pan and broiler-rack.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-21
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
 OF THE CITY OF NOME

F WRIGHT being first duly deposes says
 That he appointed by the Mayor of the City Alaska to audit the the fiscal year April 2 1888 to April 2O inclusive
 That the following of receipts deposits and disbursements the city clerk for above period
Evening star., 1939-10-01

in German victory. Late news advices
from Moscow indicate that Mackinder's
worst forebodings of quarter Of q CEN
tury ago have actually, for the present
at least. come to pass. A dispatch passed
by the censor in the Soviet capital an
nounces that Russia and the Reich will
cooperate to end the war, and that, If
England and France prove obdurate, the
two dictator countries will proceed to
Consult together about necessary meas
urea"
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Edition of Korun Printed
With English Translation

The new Koran, embodying the
Arabic text side by side with an English
translation, has been made available by
the wealthy Nizam Of Hyderabad, who
sponsored the publication. Copies will
be sent from Hyderabad to Moslem In.
stitutions throughout the world.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
LIGA AMERICANA

New York 23c, 9Th, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, III, Sc.
New York 1Oc, 16h, De; Fila
delfia DC, Oh, De.
Pearson lanz6 en- ell desafio
del carreraje, por los Yankee,
y Gomez dej6 en- tres hits y MIN
guna carrera a los Atleticos, en-
ell segundo.
Batearon los neoyorquinoS nd
da menos que 13 jonrones, ocho
en- ell primero y cinco en- ell Sc
gundo, distinguiendose Dahl
green, Joe Di Maggie y Joe Gor
don, con tres cada uno, y uno ca
da unO, Dickey, Selkirk, Hen
rich y Crosetti.
Los otros desafios que habia
senaladOs en- esta Liga fueron
aplazados a causa de la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

i Vaya, adi6s, senoras y
muchisimas gracias!
i De NADIA, pc. Dios! va 5a
be d6nde t.ene unas nuevas ami
gas. Montserrat Cadalach, de
RecoIons, Diagonal-70O.
Maria de la Cruz no quiso dar
su nombre, cue podria compro-
meterla en- esta aventura tan te-
rrible, y contest6:
-iYo no llevo ta%rjetas!.
va ire a v%erlas, sehoras. iMu-
chas gracias por TODD!
Hugo a trav6s de los andenes
abriendose a eodazos paso entire
la genie.
Subi6 las escaleras.
Y en- seguida que hubo entire
gado su billete al portero y des-
emooc6 en- Ia Gale, acept6 ell pri-
mer taxi cue lie brindabau en- Ia
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

Maria de la Cruz habia approve
chado la coyuntura para infor-
marse sobre ciertos detalles que
Ia iban a servir al desembar-
car.
Podia apearse en- ell paseo de
Gracia, que era el coraz6n de la
ciudad, y desde donde lie cogian
las Ramblas a un minute, con
un taxi.
De pronto, a 10 lejos, apare-
clio una llanura blanca, fantas-
NAL, donde la luna relucia con
un temblor extraho y fantasti-
CO.
Els ell marie explic6 esta
sonora a la mujer del ingenierO.
iAhl
Jamas habia visto Maria de
la Cruz un espectaculo masNoe-
ticamente bello y seductor.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

taba en- ell ambiente del tren esa
impaeiencia singular de la ter
minaci6n de un largo viaje.
-Esto va es San, sehora-o-
.y6 Maria que lie decia, de prom
to, esta sonora tan amable, "a
mama de la muchacha que Sc
guia hablando con el novio des-
de Madrid 49,; ivamos. Bar
celonal
5GBarcelon a?-inQuiri Ma
ria, con un inocultable temblor
en- la voz.
ST, sonora. I'm barrio. La
otra estaci6n es Ell apeadero de
Gracia, donde bajaremos todos.
La esposa de NGnez do las
gracias.
No llevaba maletin nj NADIA.
de modo que podia bajar del
tren Embellishments, sin ell en-
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

Contra la costa, bajo la luna,
Sc destacaban los pehaScos de
las calais y de los mantecillos,
donde crecian manchones de pi-
mares.
Ylos arboles y ell paisaje ente
70, Sc veian vibrar, azotados por
ell fuerte viento que tambien ri
zaba como para aumentar su
belleza, las aguas blancas del
Mediterraneo.
Desde que dieron las nueve,
comenzo a divisarse desde el
tren una montana muy alta, CO.
ronada de una flecha de luz.
Y un hombre corri6 a 10 largo
del convoy, e~stremeciendo a to-
do ell mundo y lanzandolo a las
ventanillas del lado izquierdo:
-El TibidabO! t.. iva Sc vs.
ell Tibidabol. va estamos en-
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

casa!. -.
ERA la gran atalaya lumino-
.sa del Tibidabo, que atrae con
su luz a los t~uristas y las gentes
ricas de la ciudad, que suben en-
los autos 0 en- ell funicular a los
restaurantes y las diversiones
del famoso monte!
Pasado San Vicente, TODD Ell
mundo Sc considerable va en-
Barcelona, y comenzaba a re-
moverse en los pasillos. va no
habia nadie sentado.
Las senoras Sc quitaban los
guardapolvos, echandolos al bra
20; los caballeros eStablecian
pehas en- la p~uertecilla de los &c
partamentos; grupoS de j6Te-
mes ADRIAN las de las terrszas, So
cando a elias las maletas para
descender los primeros", y flo
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
Ell dnamitero de Detroit vencio
por nocaut tecnico a Tony Galento
Suspendio la pelea ell arbitro Donovan cuando
era evidente que ell ~italiano no podia
seguir de pie.


New York, JUNO 23.-Pol
Septima vez defendi6 aver 10
sc Luis su corona del peso com
pleto y por septima vez sali6 al
roso y probando a los "fieles''
que es I'm verdadero campe6n.
Ell negro "dinamitero" de De
troit, Ell de los pufos "cargados
de dinamita", fue proclamado
vencedor por nocaut tecnico, en-
ell cuarto asalto, cuando Tony
Galento, castigado duramente,
Sc apoyaba en- las sogas para no
caer a la Iona y recibir la "uen-
ia de diez.
Habfan transcurrido dos mi
nutos y 20 segundos del cuarto,
cuando ell arbitro Donovan puso
en- alto ell brazo de Luis y lie de-
clar6 vencedor.
Todo 10 que era humanamen-
te possible esperar de un gordi-
fl6n de 233sA libras, fue hecho
por Tony Galento, ansioso de
conquistar ell titulo para su glO-
ria y la gloria de Orange, New
Jersey, donde tiene su taberna
de cerveza.
FL p1blioo parecfa de parte
del retador y grit6 a favor de
este, pero los formidables puhos
de Luis Sc impusieron y los Pc
ritos no Sc equivocaron.
Tony cay6 a la Iona en- ell Sc
.gundo asalto, por la cuenta de
tres, y despues, en- Ell tercero,
lie TOGO a Luis, por la cuenta de
uno.
Fue la primera caida de Ga
lento en- su carrera y la cuarta
de Luis en- su prolongada mar
cha triunfal.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

FL expreso Sc detuvo cast en-
seco, con I'm largo gemido de los
frenos y los cubos de las ruedas.
Maria de la Cruz tendi6 la
mano a estas sehoras tan anna
bles y al novio de ia nina.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
DEPORTS
Ell DOMINGO JUGARAN
LEALES E ITALIANOS

Los dos clubs que Sc italian a
la cabeza de la primera serie en-
ell premio %Intersocial, los ICaba-
lleros LealeS de America y la u
nione Italiana, jugaran ell pri-
mer desafio del domingo a la
100, en- ell rarque de Cuscaden.
Son dos potentes novenas,
bien preparadaS para la acci6n.
Dos nuevos pitchers lie ingre-
saron a los Leales en- eSta sema-
ma, uno de ellos ell fuerte jOven
norteamericano Hendry.
Esperase que la Unione meta
otro jugador pues sc lie di6 de
plazo para hacerlo hasta la no
che de hoy.
La Liga tiene ell acuerdo de
que no podra ingresar un juga-
dor sin ell cuadruple asentimien
to de los delegados.
Ell segundo partido dominica
sera jugado por las huestes de
ESpolita, los famosos mineros
asturianos y los Mambises del
Circulo Cubano, que ganaron ell
desafio del domingo, pero Sc 10
han protestado.
Tambien sc lie concedi6 al
Circulo hasta la noche de hoy
para presentar nuevos jugado-
res.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

AL terminar ell tercer asalto,
Luis parecia aturdido o zen NAL
estado" y asi 10 cream algunos
de los peritos; pero al empezar
ell cuarto la "decoraci6n" cam
bio inmediatamente.
Luis, que durante los prime
ros asaltos habia 'tjabbeado"
continuamente, manteniendo a
Tony a distancia, comenz6 des-
cargando una fuerte derecha a
la barba de Tony. Las piernas
del tabernero Sc estremecieron e
intent6, con u n~movimiento
desesperado, contestar a la agre
sion. Luis lie llev6 a las sogas y
con los dos punoS lie castig6 por
la cabeza y otras parties del cuer
pc, haciendole sangrar copiosa-
mente de la boca y la cara. To-
da la cara de Tony Sc hallaba Gu
bierta de sangre y daba la SEN
saci6n de que ell negro, con los
guantes, Sc la habia hecho tri-
zaS.
Luis lie perseguia y lie pegaba
sin misericordia y ell gordifl6n
Sc acerc6 de nuevo a las sogAs.
Otro gancho de izquierda lie di6
en- la barba y cuando Galento Sc
inclinaba ell campe6n asest6 un
formidable derechazo en- la man
dfbula. Entonces Sc pudo apre-
ciar que ell fin Sc aproximaba.
Donovan declare vencedor al
campe6n y ell pGblico qued6 sa-
tisfechO por la Gemostraci6n de
valentia del italiano.
Galento atac6 desde los pri-
meros momentos y forz6 ell COM
bate, hacienda retroceder a
Luis en- mas de una OCCASION. FL
negro sc defendia con ell cab,
rechaZando los ataques de su o.
ponente.
FL italiano tuvo OCCASION de de
rribar a Luis en- ell primero, con
sus ataques, pero no pudo 10
grarlo.
va el segundo fue de Luis,
que al avanzar Galento sobre Ell,
como I'm luchador, alberto por
complete lie cogi6 en- la mandi-
bula con un gancho de izquier-
da y lie hizo retirarse a toda pri-
sa. Despues otra izquierda, en- Ell
mismo lugar, lie hizo compren-
der a Galento que corrfa muy
serio peligro. Cay6 a la Iona,
con la boca sangrante, por la
cuenta de tres.
Sangraba tambien de la nariz
y de la mejilla derecha.
Ell campe6n subi6 a la Iona
con 2004 libras, 33 menos que
su rival.
La espOsa de Galento, una ro-
zagante jOven italiana, que sc
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
LA NOVENA QUE IRA A
KEY WEST

Despues de los desafios del
domingo en- ell parque de Cusca-
den, saldra para Key West en-
automovil, administrada por
Virgilio Fabian, una novena
compuesta por peloteros de la
Liga Intersocial.
Fabian Sc ha asesorado de Els
polita para la selection de pelo-
teros y entire los dos llevaran un
conjunto formidable.
En- ell Cayo sustentara Espo-
lita la direction asesorado por
Fabian.
Los muchachos de ram a van
dispuestos a ganar y a poner
muy en- alto las banderaS de las
sociedades latinas que integran
,el Premio Intersocial y la Sec
ci6n Atletica del Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
LA CACETA

hallaba junto al cuadrilatero, Sc
echo a llorar. La esposa de Luis,
sin embargo, mantuvo su COM
posture, como 81 estuviera CON-
~pletamente segura del triunfo.
Pagaron su entrada 34,852
personals, con un tribute total
de taquilla de 1888, 303.68.
lie correspondent a Luis
$96,323.12, ell cuarenta por Glen
to, y a Galento, $42, 141.37, Ell
1712%.
Cobrara Ell gobierno federal,
por ell diez por ciento del i'm
puesto, $28 ,33O.37, y ell gobier-
no del Estado, por ell cinco por
ciento, $14,165.19.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. 283
LA'MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
El tren volaba ahora con uns

FL tren volaba ahora con una
velocidad fantastica cruzando
pueblos y ciudades sin detener-
sc, salvando wales y montahas,
como 81 lie empujara ell fuerre
viento invernal que silbaba con
ira los vagones.
Habia salido la luna, y Maria
de laCruz, que habia hecho con
~aquellas sehoras que iban en- su
departamento una de esas amis-
tades superfluas que Sc estable-
cen en- los Wales, estaba ahora
de pie, en- ell pasillo, charlando
con la mama.
Elias eran de Barcelona, y
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

La derrota de los Cardenales
y la victoria de los Gigantes hi
cieron que ell team de Bill Terry
subiera al segundo puesto en- la
Liga. Bill Lohrman lanz6 nor
los neoyorquinos y solo pudie-
ron batearle seis hits.
Los Rojos de Cincinnati, que
ocupan ell primer lugar, no ju-
garon a causa de la lluvia. KAN
pouris la 2b del New York, hi
20 dos carreras y bate6 3 hits.
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, lie; New
York 7c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29

Dizzy Dean fue hecho saltar
del box en- un desafio con los
Cardenales, pero los Cubs no
perdieron ell juego. La derrota
lie corresponds a MCGEE. Hack
bate6 de jonron, 10 mismO que ell
director Hertnett. French reci-
bio credito por ell exito.
Chicago &c, 18Th, De; San LUIS
&c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
LIGA NACIoNAL

Con IL hits Ell Brooklyn anot6
seis carreras y vencio a las A
bejas de Boston, que solo batea-
ron 7. Hamlin lanz6 por los ven
cedores y a Erickson lie cores
pondi6 la derrota. Alfonso Lo-
PEE Sc vic obligado a descansar
luego de los % innings del dia.
anterior.
Brooklyn &c, 12h, lie; Boston
1c, I'll, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-06-29
brollo del e%quipaje.

$50 N1AARaJNs
Una Ultima carrera frenel "a
del la1guisimo convoy, que no
cesaba ahora de pitar, atrave-
sando pasos a nivel donde habia
ietenidos una nube de autos. Y
he aqui ell foso de la Gale de A.
rag6n donde el estr6pito del
tren Sc rompia en- un tableteo fu
rioso contra los muros de pie
dra..., y los focos y los andenes
llenoS de genie del paseo de Ora
ca.
Estaban en- ell apeadero!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-02

veloper, is doing for the city is
at last coming to the fore. The
Junior Chamber smacks into the
saloon planted right before his
cottages on Windsor Lane and
asks its removal Carleton is
well-known also for his cam
paign to make Key West a peace
full, noiseless city, to eliminate
raucous unnecessary horn honk-
ing, eliminate roaring, muffer-
less motorcycles and all the 9TH
er squawks and rattles which
make Key West more like New
York, He has volunteered to
form an anti-noise squad of depu-
ties to serve at 81. a year and
control the far too much We
hicular noise here. Pet of Mr.,
Carleton is Premier Mussolini's
idea: elimination of auto horns
Key Westers usually keep a close
watch on all intersections, any
way, and only on rare occasions
have we found it necessary to use
horn. Carleton cites the ma
tion-wide publicity Key West
might get.
KEY WEST CHARTER boat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-02
St. PGul's Women
In Advent Social

The annual Advent Social of
the Woman's Auxiliary of ST.
Paurs Church will be held next
Tuesday night at o'clock in the
Parish Hall.
The cake containing the Aux
iliary ring will be cut by the
members. This year is the FIT
tieth Anniversary of the United
Thank Offering of the women of
the church and throughout the
church special programs are
being put on. A U.T.O. program
with a little play, "The Romance
of the Blue Box, will be given.
The public is invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-02
YOU WILL LIVE
This PICTURE

There are plenty of pictures
you can see.
Here's one you can live!
It's ''The Road to Glory, the
great 10th Century Fox drama of
the Great War, which shows to-
night at special midnight
show, at the Monroe RTheater,
with Fredric March, Warner Bax-
ter and Lionel Barrymore shar-
ing top billing. >
You'll find that today, with the
legions marching again, it will
have more meaning-it will
prove a great new emotional ex-
perience.
"The Road to Glory, for which
Daryl F. Zanuck was in charge
of production, is great love
story as well as a great drama.
June Lang and Gregory Ratoff
have featured roles in the superb
cast, under the expert direction
of Howard Hawks.
The picture will be shown at
1870 o'clock tonight, following
the regular features. Special adj
mission prices will be charged.