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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
OApeLw wAnb ROat EaS Sherwood HELP BRITAIN TO STOP HITLER
 NOW!

HITLER HAS NOT WON YET! The Naz and Fascist are still blockaded by the British navy.
 The British Isles still form mighty bastion to stop Hitler in his westward march, In this fortress upwards of two million under ars-Englishmen shmen, Scots, Welsh Ca nadans, Australians New Zealanders South Africans The Royal Air force proved it's defensive power Dunkeqe in the greatest air battle of all time.
 The courage and determination of the French soldiers last ed longer than did their material supplies The British will keep on fighting as long they have anything left to fight with.
 We the people of the United States, give the British people material aid which they so desperately need
 We the people of the United States want government to give this aid We want to do NOW From all country the demand increasingly loud and nsistent "What waiting for?"
 We wished to help France in her final struggle for liberty equality fraternity. late Our aid to Britain is being delayed by confusion and fear.
 The confusion spread by the Fifth Column midst the Naz and Communist propagandss the revolutionary movements of whom Hitler speaks with usfiable pride in the quotation below.
 The fear spread by small but vocferous group who in all sincerity that aid for Britain will make Hitler angry at and lead into They ask government to speak in the timorous tones of appeasement
 "We have the end to which appeasers come' says oiorG Eio1di ot Wn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

ally OOL AAAA4AAAA0O0 Sy 4&S- pathy for those who still fight for freedom-and our profound con. victions as to our own self-interest must be expressed in something more formidable than weazel words.
 Here is what you can do to helps WRITE or telegraph your Presis dent-your Senators-your Con- gressmen.
 TELL all candidates for all offices in the forthcoming campaign - that you want our government td send Britain all the ships, planess guns, ammunition, food and essen- tial materials that we can possibly spare-and send them NOW! HELP to provide homes for refs ugee children.
 ORGANIZE a local committee if you do not already have one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

Despite the views of the solaonis America does vital interest the continuation in this world of the English French and Norwegian of life If the total- taan states prevail the odds very substantial that shall have to meet them in armed conflict when they have been victorious the democracies On behalf of and security and spiritual values should give the democraces such assistance short of war;
 WENDELL L. WILLKIE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

"In unity in American unity, will pursue two obv and simultaneous couses will extend the opponents of force the material of this nation the tme will harness and speed the of those in order that ourselves in the Americas may have equip ment and training equal of any emergency every defense We will slow down or detour Signs and signals call for speed-full speed ahead"
 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

attempto continue with their program regardless of what wa do at the moment They will continue their propaganda warfare against our hemisphere-and when the time coe military warfare.
 Speculation the future is unnecessary We can be gd of just one thing now:
 Hiters dream of world under Naz rule cannot be real ized as long as Britain holds out!
 The acknowledged will of people must not be stalled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

 mnE Executive  work are of thousands of eof 70 immediate
   at the
  New
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

"Solo sc decirle que sc llama
Maria de la Cruz, y que ell indi-
viduo que la recogi6 era un tipo
bajito, delgado, mry chato, de
mala catadura, con el rostro lie
no de cicatriees.
y Voy a MORN, senior mar
ques L..
"A un moribundo arrepenti-
do de sus pecados, no lie mega
nadie la absoluci6n.
y Perd6nemo listed tambien
en- nombre de Dios!
Andres TGbernerO D Rufz"
Fl marques de Rio Verde ca
y6, como examine, en- otro de los
sillones del despacho, cogiendo-
Sc la cabeza entire las manos.
De su boca solo Sc habia esca-
pado un suspiro muy hondo,
ION Una exclamation dolorosisi-
ma:
II AahL..
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

Horace Stoneham, presidents
dolos Gigantes, manifesto que
su novena no llegara a los IS
mil pesos por Mccoy.
Recuerdase que ell catcher
Dick Terrell vendi6 sus servicioS
a los Browns por $4,000, lueg5
de que lei comisionado Lands l.
dej6 libre de los Cardenales, Ell
1929.
Dos clubs, Cubs y Browns, nc
'podran hacer proposiciones por
Mccoy, y otros tres no han mos
trade deseos de adquirirlo, los
Yankees, Abejas y Phillies.
MacPhail, segdn los observa-
dores, tienen la creencia de que
Mccoy firmara con Ell.
Fred Haney, director de los
Browns, ha hecho por Cullen
.bine una alta oferta.
Connie Mack, director de los
Atl6ticos, desea tambien los SER
vicios de Mccoy. .
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

-Pues,.. que Maria de la
Crrz... segln los informes de
esta carta.., segdn los anteca-
denies de la mujer de Pedro. de
mi sobrino... Sno sera tu h.lma-
na?...
i Quien?... IMaria?..
-Si, Maria de la Cruz. Nuss.
ira sobrina political.
u listed cree?
ii Ahora empiezo a temer
lo!... De todos MOODS. iioue
Dios Sc compadez.a de nosl-
tros' Pepe!l... Elsa nina. en-
criatrra a Ia que mi muisr +
30 ador&bamcs con ansias MI.
nitas tsa nina a Ia que habi..
mos llegado a quarcr como d
una hija propia... iahora re-
sulta que no es tn hermana.
supusimos cuando. hace
tres amos, Sc deshizo tn b..
les una Aua de cualQuie.a,
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

espOsa no tard6 en- abandonar-
me para huir con un c6mico.
"El aiO pasado supe que ha-
bia muerto en- ell hospital de Sa-
lamanca.
"Yo he rodado mucho, he he
cho de TODD y he pasado muchas
penas; pero no quiero, nj aun
hoy, en- que me veo en- un hospi-
tai, turbar la paz y la opulencia
en- que vive mi hija.
"Yo la he visto con frecuen-
ella desde que nos vinimos a Ma
drid.
'Se que los marqueses de Rio
Verde la quieren como hija pro-
pia, y este es Ell Gnico c%onsuelo
que me llevo de este mrndo, se-
nor marques.
"Pero antics de morir quiero
pedirle a listed perd6n.
mo puedo darle indicio algu-
no del paradero actual de su hi
ia, alNl
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
vigtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
DEPORTES
VENDERAN SUS SERVICIOS
A LA MEJOR, PROPOSITION
LOS PELOTEROS MCCOY
Y CULLENBINE

New York, Enero 24.-Los
peloteros Mccoy y Cullenbine,
liberados del Detroit por una de
cisi6n del comisionado lands,
venderan sus servicios a las no
venas que mej""es proposiciones
les hagan.
Ell Brooklyn, pvr medic de La
rry MacPhail, su p~residente, lc
hara ventajosas ofertas a los
dos peloteros. Larry desea par
ticularmente a Mccoy, que jue-
ga 10 mismo Ell cuadro que los
jardines.
Dicese que Mccoy ha recibi-
do de los Piratas una oferta de
$4,000.
MacPhail, sin embargo, no
cree que Ell Pittsburg haya hecho
tan crecida oferta a csc pelote-
70. "El Brooklyn, sin embargo,
todavia no ha hecho una oferta
directa "a Mccoy"
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
LA TEMPORADA EN- LA IL
GA AMERICANA Sc INAu
GURARA Ell l6 DE ABRIL

La Liga Americana anuncit
! que ell dia 16 de abril, martes.
cQmenzara la temporada de pc
lota de 1910 Los Yankees, eua.
tro wees campeones, Sc batiran
con los Atleticos de Filadelfia,
iniciando asi la marcha, en- opi-
MON de Joe Mccarthy, para un
qrinto "pennat."
Los otros desafios de inaugu.
raci6n, en- csc dia, Sc vertical
ran entire los Medals Rojas y los
Senadores, los Browns contra
los Tigres y los Indios frente a
los Medals Blancas.
Tres dfas despu6s, en- abril 10
tendra lugar la Inauguration del
segUndo grupo del circuito, ju-
gando los Yankees con los Sena-
dores,
Para los desafios nocturnos Sc
han hecho tambien los Senala-
mientos.
Siete desafios Sc verificaran
en- Cleveland, Chicago y Filadel
fla y uno de ellos con los YAM
KEGS.
Ell primer desafio nocturno
de los Yankees tendra lugar ell
dia "a de JUNO, en- Cleveland.
Jugaran ell segundo en- Fila.
DELTA, ell dia 5 de julio, y Ell
tercero en- Chicago, ell "a de ju-
lilo.
La temporada de 154 juegos
Sc terminara ell domingo 80 de
septiembre Ell desafio de las Es
trellas de las dos ligas, ell 9 de
julio, en- San Luis.
Cada club debera hacer, co :
mo en- amos anteriores, cuatro
Wales interseccionales. Esla
veg la primera invasion sera he
cha por los del Oeste, penetran-
do en- ell Este.
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
"a GKC0TE
res drivers" de Ia naci6n,

jores drivers" de la naci6n.
Para suceder al malogrado
Larry Beckett, un driver cuids.
dNCo, Sheppard escogera a otro
de merieo. ~
Fl las carreras de Tampa, e
fecttS das en~un curso,~de varios
ancs, 500 ha perd.do la vida
Johnny Stewart, que pereci6 en-
1885.
Lou Brown, que Ell aho pasa :
do compiti6 en- esta ciudad, mu.
rio en- Savannah, Ga, en- Ell IT,
mon de su coche.
Beckett pereci6 Ell aho pasado
y tambien Oscar Coleman, que
tan apreciado era aqui,
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
EN- FL CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Victoria de Dick ANDREW

Dando la sorpresa de la no.
che a los inteligentes, Dick An
drive gan6 la octava carrera y
sus boletos, de a dollar, Sc paga-
ron a $3.50. Traffic Warrior
sntr6 en- segundo lugar y dies :
pues Cotton Market, Harold An
drew, Chef Thompson, King of
Silver, Buff Luck y Heidi, Los
bo,etos de a dos pesos de Dick
Andrew Sc abonaron a $3.50,
$40 y $40.
La primera carrera de la no.
che la gan6 Chuckie Boy, pagan
doses us boletos a S4.40.
En- las apuestas dobles vencie
ron Snow Cap y Jayhawk Cap
y sus apcstadores cobraron $57.
Ganaron las otras carreras de
la noche, Patol Betty, Big Steve
Red Sailor, Captain TUssey,
Johnnie D. Roll y Coal Man.
Patrocinan Ell programa de es.
ia noche la Legion Americana.
a beneficio del Hospital de Nj
nos Invalidos de San Petersburg
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

Pope Sc levant6, acudiendo q
abrazar a don Rodolfo.
II Vamos, don Rodolfo! iSea
listed fuerte! va We que la des-
gracia no nos perdona a ningu-
no.
-GPero es este posible?-di-
10 luego Rio Verde, levantando
la cabeza hacia su interlocutor.
No admite duda. Esa carta
es autentica.
i Como ha llegado, pues, a
tus manos?
Sc la ha mandado a mi mu-
1er alguien que, por 10 visto, tie
ne marcado interes en- hacernos.
daho...
Y ahadi6 con una leve sonri-
sa:
i Yo Sc de d6nde vienen los
FL marques de Rio Verde NJ
contest6 en- seguida.
Luego, como siguiendo IN ra-
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

como no podia menos de suce-
derl...
" no%sotros, que torpes!...
Toe9 IS mentira! l..
lTodo es mentira en- la vi.
da!." iY los afectos Y los ca
rihos mas santos, los que noc
sostenian sobre la terra, desa
parecen como ell humo!...
mo 10 YES tn, Pepe?... lPor
un lado, la traic'fn de Marin
de las Moves a su esposo; por
otro, ell engaho de la muier de
Pedro a nuestro sobrino. Que
es IN santo!...
iAhora esta Ultima mentira
de cue esa nina era hernans
tuyal...
iSenor, Sehor!.. IQu6 es IL
que quieres de nosotros?
Don Rodolfo elev6 ahora
los brazos al cielo, como los
antiques profetas..
RamO FOridO. ahogtudOsS
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
Folletin No. AZ
TONIC SEGUNDO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

pronto comprendi era un ST..
jeto de la peor especie.
lie habiamos alojado dos
noches en- ell pajar, y cuandc
nos oy6 quejarnos de la carga
que era para nosotros la pc
queha, Sc brind6 a llevarsela.
"Dijo que era un trapero en-
Madrid.
ny la Nicolasa una noche, des-
pert6 a la pequeha y Sc la di6 a.
bandido, del que nunca mas he
mos tenido la menor noticia, co
mo tampoco de la pequeha.
"Dios me ha castigado dura-
mente, seior marques.
"yilimOs a Madrid, dOnde mi
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

MADISON Square Garden, frente
al habit y popular gladiator Pc
dro Montanez, de Puerto Bico.
Montanez, segln los peAjtos,
espera(srperar y veneer a Hen
ry atacandole por Ell crSupo.
La ruta- es de Is asaltos Y
Mike Jacobs aguarda un rendi1
miento en- las taquillas de so M;
pesoA
81 derrota a Montanez, ell cam
pe6n del peso weller Sc propono
invadir la categoria del peso me
y pelear con Cefarino Gar
ella, ell filipino.o
Las apuestas Sc mantienen a
favor del campeon, de 8 a /. e.
negrito es ell Gnico hombre en- e.
mundo qre supo co~nquistar tres
titulos al mismo tempo,
Decline primero Ell de peso de
pluma y Ell de peso ligero 10 per.
do en- un renido combate con
Lou Ambers.
La corona del peso weller de.
sea abdicarla tambien y pasar a
los ranges del peso mediano.
Montahez es un fuerte pega-
dor con las dos manos y en- 81
carrera solo ma sido derrotado
dos o tres veces, una de elias por
Lou Ambers.
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
WILSON CREE QUE LOS RO-
JOS DE NUEVO
EStima que los CGrdenGleS ca
receD de pitchers

Bradenton, Enero 24.-Jim-
my Wilson, ell popular coach de
los Rojos, declare aver que 81
novena repetira en- 1910 y ga
nara ell campeonato.
Expresando ell mayor respeto
para las opiniones de Terry,
Hartnett, Prothro, ell coach es-
TINA que los Rojos triunfaran de
nuevo. Los Cardenales, segdn
Wilson, no disponen de los pit
cheers suficientes para hacer un
buen papel frente a los de los
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

Roios, 3 cky Walters, Paul Der
ringer, Whitley Moore, Jim Tur
ner, Gene Thomr Jon y Johnny
Wander Nicer.
Jimmy cree que Wander Nicer
volvera a su mejor forma en- la
venidera temporada.
La gaceta., 1940-01-24

zonamiento interior, sigui6 d.
ciendo, al tempo que Sc levan-
taba:
II No, no admite lugar a du-
da, venga de quien venga esd
carta l..
Maria de las Moves no es u
hermana!..
No podia serlo desde ell mo-
mento EN- que ha hecho 10 que
listed ACADIA de contarme, y me
confirma esas cartas...
-Pero... y til no has caido en-
algo horrible, Pepe?..
I'm que?
mo has leido estas lineas
con d~etenimiento?
ST. iPor que?
No has yisto aq q nom
ore de Maria de la Cruz?...
-Si-repuso Ramo .Florido,
poniendcse muy palido, como 81
,omprendiera algo eSpantoso-.
X Qu6,..
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
GAUDES Sc RATIRA CON
VILLA

Milwaukee, Enero 24.-John
ny Gaudes, pdgil del peso ban
tam, aspirante al titulo de su d.
vision, Sc batira Ell dia A de fe-
brero, en- Ciudad de MEXICO, con
PanchO Villa, un habll gladiator
mejicano.
81 Gaudes CANA el match, en-
ell mes de MARIO sc lie ofrecera
otra pelea con Tony Olivera.
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
SHEPPARD P~REoEnTARA
Ell COCHE NUMERO Is EN-
LA FERIA

FL conocido automovilista 10.
cal Jack Sheppard p~resentara 81
coche ndmero Is en- las carreras
de la Feria de Florida, seg1n
manifesto anoche.
Las primeras carreras Sc We
rificaran Ell dia de la aperture
de la Feria, con un programa en-
ell que figuran varios de los me-
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
GOMEZ Y JAKE
POWELL

New York, Enero PA lrma
ron aver sus contracts con los
Yankees ell pitcher Lefty Co
mez, Ell castellano, y Jake Powell
Gomez entreg6 personalmente
su contrato al presidente Ed
Barrow, aceptando una rebaja
de sueldo. Powell mand6 Ell suyo
por correo.
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
HENRY ARMSTRONG Sc BA
TIRA HOY CON d
MONTANEZ

New York, Enero 24.-El ne
critic campe6n del peso welter,
Henry Armstrong, defendera
hoy de nuevo su corona, en- la
La gaceta., 1940-01-24
LA GACETA

81 peri6dico en- idiOmA Espahol
De u.ks circulation en- Tampa
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Reputation
by VIDh HIJRSTEzzzEzE|=zzZzzzzEEzEzE=z
PATTERN 2433

In vain Gail tried to change the
subject.
Hazel was as laxative as Helen
Stiles was cagey but her words
might have been only a smoke
screen.
In the end when they returned
to the store Gail had to admit she
knew no more than she had before.
Another day gone and nothing to
report to Anna.
She could not tell her mother
that the routine of her afternoon
had been broken by a note from
Chris saying: Il was here before
you were this morning. Do rate a
gold starr"
Sends Smile
She had not answered this but
when he passed through the office
he sent her smile which was like
blazing golden light.
Gail felt as IL everyone there
must have noticed it but the other
typewriters clicked away as II
nothing had happened.
She did not see him again for
several days but she knew he was
there and when the end Of the
week came he stopped her in the
street as she was leaving and
asked her to go to dinner with
him like a small boy who hoped for
Continued on Page II, Column 81
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Accident Victims
Recovering Slowly

Improvement is slow but pro-
gressive In the condition Of Steve
fish, IS, and c. w. Barlow. so,
both injured in the autmobile
crash that killed ROLAND e.
Ittner, attendants at two Tacoma
hospitals reported Friday.
Physicians at st. Joseph's hos
pital said fish, Rt. l. Box los,
Clover Park high school student
critically injured in the crash on
the Pacific highway April q
shows definite progress. Barlow,
N. p. railroad conductor first be-
lieved less seriously hurt than
fish, has gained slowly. and his
condition still is perilous, II was
reported at the N. P. hospital. A
coroner's inquest Is scheduled Mon
day to probe details Of the mishap
that killed Ittner, a railroad brake
man.
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Jefferson Day
Dinner Friday

Former Senator C. C. Din, who
may enter the race for Gov. Clsr-
ence d. Martins office, will head
the program Friday night at the
jefferson day dinner Of the Pierce
county Democratic central COM
mittee and viii share the speakers
table with at least three avowed
candidates for the job.
DIN viii make the principal
jefferson day address. Among 9th
ers who have declared their in
tention 10 be present are Lt-Cov.
Victor A. Meyers and King County
Assessor Roy p. Misener. OF Seat
tie. and Rex s. Roudebush, Ia
coma attorney. County Chairman
Hans johnson said. Many county
officials also viii be there.
johnson, who has been Ill the
past week. has recovered fully and
will be on the platform as toast
master.
The former senator arrived in
the city early Friday morning TO
complete work on his talk. which
will be broadcast over kMo at
6.45 o'clock.
Chairman johnson said ticket
sales indicated one Of the largest
crowds ever handled at such q
banquet.
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Cliff Davis Car
Injuries z Boys

Two boys. trading places on a
bicycle. were slightly injured
Thursday night In the 1900 block
on So. 18th ST., when struck by
an auto driven by County Auditor
8. Clifford Davis.
Davis, 65, sol so. C st., was
westbound on So. 18th. He told
officers other cars ahead OF him
turned out as though to avoid cars
parked at the curling, and that
lack Of a tail-light on the bicycle
caused him to hit the boys. Robert
oLeary. IL, Rt. 1, Box $50. suf-
fered bruises and was examined
at st. Joseph's hospital before
being released. His friend, Allen
Rivers. 1922 So. Stevens, was
shaken but unhurt, police said.
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P attern

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Have long or short sleeves, and
do let the collar and cuffs be
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In wrap-around style. and changes
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ConServutionisfs
For Rex Roudebush

The Conservation League of
Washington, Of which Earl Colson
Ii president. and Dali Harvey. Sec
rotary. made public y resolution
Friday in which the league en-
dorses Rex Roudebush for gov
ernor.
The league was organized shortly
after the fight in the 1888 legisla-
ture over the return OF fish traps.
Roudebush. 1t is expected, will
file for the Democratic nomination
for governor.
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: never realized how important spring
clothes to q woman until recently.
This is the first time have been able to have
new outfit and must admit perfectly miserable
The reason am writing is ths-there is why
shouldn't have new outfit for my husband afford it.
We have in the bank but because he is of
work at present, he won't consider buying any
clothes
think it unfair and mean but like most men, he
70 think that his judgment is best.
/ sympathixe with the who wrote to you about
her stiney husband If there is anything discouragng
woman It is being married to selfish man.
DTSC0Irp ACED
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Summer School
OPENS June 10

The regular summer school OF
the Tacoma public school system
will be opened at Stadium high
Monday. June 10. Immediately
after the close Of the spring term,
school directors decided at their
meeting Thursday afternoon.
Operated for two months on a
self-sustaining basis, with students
paying tuition. the summer school
will give students an opportunity
TO make up needed credits.
The board. acting as purchasing
agent for the student bodies Of
Stadium and Lincoln high school,
awarded a contract for graduation
announcement cards to the Print
ing Industry Of Tacoma for APP
proximately $3.50.
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Drum. Bugle Corps
To Play for Post

Commander George Russell OF
Wild West post. Veterans Of For
eign Wars, announces Daughters
of Spanish War Drum and Bugie
corps viii entertain at the meet
ing of the v. r. w. post in the
srmory Friday night
These girls have attained ma
tional recognition several times
with their brilliant performances.
They will 20 to Yakima in July to
defend their state championship.
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means Of waistband buttons.
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Main Street

Goings, Comings and Dotnos
of Tdcomdns as the Re-
porter Found Them.
Charlie Bailse offering floral
apology to girl he suspected Of
having given him nasty looks
Larry Flood receiving pair of
clutches - Clifford Thrasher proud
papa Of a baby boy born Thursday
morning Sullivan recover
ing from bad cold-oscar Caten
rearranging things in his office
Sam Blake checking on latest war
news-John Fletcher ringing door
bells-Les Lunan hunting parking
place - Al Coma reading latest
baseball news-Art Bushey having
fun with coin machine-Frank Fee
hurrying to meeting-Mr. and sirs.
Lyle Lemley on hand a. eyewit-
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Mrs. Ray Thompson whipping
arrangements into shape for a
Lakewood festivity - James B.
Love drinking coffee-Harold Bird
enjoying the sunshine Salem
Nourse making plans for rehear-
sal-Joe karpach attempting to
continue his record of wins at raf-
files = Herb Bodley making calls
along the Cortland Skin
ner doubling in theatrical duties
James White bending over an Off
cial form in the typewriter-John
Chapman taking a cue for the XII
wants club show - Jane Richter
checking up on hours and dates
Mrs. w. r. Difford adding a cheer
full smile to the spring warmth
Mrs. Il. L. Evers glancing into a
shop window-Bob Roberts taking
a lesson in chess-Frnnk LeCompte
rolling along with the rest-Paul
Mccullough walking the floor
Leland Dickens getting the low