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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

!. There has been . sharp drop
IN the number o. Americans who
feel confident Of m ultimate Allied
victory.
:. There has been an Increase In
the number Of Americans who
think the United States win he
drawn into the war before u h
over.
Taken together. these two facts
Indicate that American thinking on
all phases Of the European war
have reached an important turn
ing-point They reveal an attitude
sharply at variance with the easy
confidence Of most Americans
during the opening days Of the
war--that Allied sea power. plus
the strength Of French fortifica-
tons and the blockade would in
sure the success Of England and
France.
Since most Of the average Amer
leans attitudes on the war were
framed on this comfortable as
sumption. the public's sentiments
will have 10 be re-assessed In COM
ing weeks VIII the number favor
ing loans 10 England and France
now increase VIII there be an
Increase IN the number favoring
outright military Intervention ?
And what about Americas own
national defense requirements ?
Should the strength Of our own
army. navy and air forces be fur
Their increased?
While new Institute surveys on
these points are going forward,
two studies just completed show
Of the shock with which
have received the news
Of recent weeks. Voters In each
Of the 4s states were asked: THE
war between England and France.
and Germany. has been going on
for eight months which side do
you think 70 ahead 20 far 2"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

She was named the Philadelphia
and she took part In only one
naval engagement that's recorded;
she was one Of several assorted
vessels which fought the British
on Lake Chsmplain on Oct. IL,
1776.
The only reason anybody hap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
FKRA nAMAGns HOUsE

Fire caused by sparks lighting
on q sfinglsd root caused $50 dam
age ~ the home Of George n.
rhcmsA s71s South Tacoma asa.
Monday mnsnang.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

with a loaded speed OF Is to II
knots.
She il q sister ship to the Stag
Hound. which IL engaged In the
same service and called here for
the first time last month.
Also due Tuesday are the Peter
Helms and the Coast Shipper,
both operating regularly in the
cosstwise trade: they will load
lumber and general merchandise
for California ports.
Meanwhile, the week began with
only three vessels on berth here
Monday.
Representing trade routes vital
to the Northwest, the trio were
loading Tacoma goods as follows:
The Norwegian motorship Hin
danger for South America; the
American Mail Line freighter Ca
pillo for the orient: the locally
owned Lake Frances for Cali
fornia.
RATES SUSPENDED
Originally scheduled 10 become
effective May 20, increased cargo
rates for steamship lines serving
Alaska have been suspended until
Sept. 20 by order OF the u. s.
maritime commission. A hearing
will be held at that time TO de-
termins the validity Of rate in
creases amounting to three to SO
per cent; the boosts were proposed
by the Alaska Steamship Co.,
Alaska Transportation Co. and the
Northland Transportation Co.
COMMISSIONER DUE HERE
Admiral Emory s. Land, chair
man Of the u. s. maritime commits
sion, will make his first visit 10
Tacoma on May 20.
His call will be brief; in COM
pany with officials Of the city and
the chamber of commerce, he will
inspect the plant of the Seattle
Tacoma shipbuilding Corp. here.
He will make no public appearance
during the one-day stay.
FISHERMEN SIGN
As soon as the cannery workers
union obtains a satisfactory work.
ing agreement, more than 1000
Puget Sound fishermen will leave
for the seasons fishing in Alaska,
having reached an agreement in
their negotiations this week end.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels IN Port: Capillo, Cen
tennial; Lake Frances, Dickman
mill; Hindanger, Shaffer No. 2.
Vessels due Tuesday: Flying
Cloud, smelter; Coast Shipper,
Shaffer No. 2; Peter Helms, Nc
Cormick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
VI. S. Confidence
Majority Feel Nazis Way
Ahead in Present Struggle
Changes In Amsricm Thinking Reflected
BY Progress Mode by Gemon Forces
By DIR. GEORGE GALLUP

Director, American Institute OF Public Opinion
PRINCETON, N. 1.-Two highly significant changes in
American thinking have been reflected in the nationwide
of the American Institute of Public Opinion since
the beginning Of the campaign in the Low Countries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
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Mention "gondola" and up mental picture of
plump and picturesque Italian warblng Justify as ne SOULS
his agong taxi up and down the streets OF
Venice But did you hear of the gondoa which helped
the Yankees win a in 1776?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

Ohoccsor0 of NO OInnsou ~
In the same study voters were
asked: (Which side do you think
will win the war ?" The replies are:
Think Allies VIII Win. =. $500
Think Germany Win Win II
Undecided or No Opinion -
How much Of q shift there has
been on the latter question Ii
shown by the fact that IN septsm-
Der, 1ese--just after the outbreak
OF war-the replies to the same
question were:
(Eight Months Ago)
Thought Allies Would Win. s2qs
Thought Germany Would Win
Undecided or No Opinion. -. II
The average Americans fear
that the United states will be
drawn INTO the war has risen
sharply meanwhile. While only
one person in three expected u. ..
involvement In the war In the In
stitute's survey OF February Is,
today a small majority expect the
U. 8. will eventually enter the war.
The trend since the wars out
break has been as follows:
"Do you think the United states
win 70 into the war In Europe. or
do you think We will stay out of
the war ?"
US. WIN US. VIII
Go In Stay Out
October. 1889 :. 4sss siss
February, ls4e. - %
TODAY $3.50. 81 ~
Any impression which the Amer
lean people may have about the
outcome Of the war. or about the
chances Of their own involvement.
are merely guessss. Of course.
They are questions about which
even the best-informed military sx-
perts may be 1t variancs. But the
opinions which the American peo-
pie hold on both these points viii
unquestionably have an effect on
what they choose to do--whether
they win favor loans to the Allies,
for instance. and what stand they
will take on national defense
policies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

smoking and crashing into the
PhiladeIphia's already splintered
timbering.
The lads were bailing for dear
life. some were blasting away
regularly with the bow gun and
carrying on valiantly with the
port gun; the starboard piece was
being readied To transfer 1t with
tackles to another ship before the
Philadelphia was sunk, which it.
self was inevitable.
And then came a British "a
pound cannon ball which smashed
clean through the gondola's hull
right between wind and water.
That was that.
Progress Dept.
Notes on our More Color On
Fishboats" crusade: The big seiner
Clipper just acquired a rich red
bulwarks stripe during the course
of her overhaul at the Western
yards, and out at the Portacoma
moorsge is another sizeable seiner
1--WE couldn't raise anybody aboard
and her name was painted out
sorry, pail which has a still-wet
stripe of royal blue. You've given
the fine old girls real personality.
m 'ladsl
Proud Owner Dept
According to local detectives.
there is no truth to the rumor
that e. T. Steven, prop. of the
motor company Of the same name,
has been kidnapped. Turns out
that he's merely been haunting
his nice new boathouse which now
hides the Romance from inclement
weather and the sight Of heathens.
Gee whiz, Steve, nobody's going to
steal it, Gwan home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
% jobs
are part Of
bis school days
ALTHOUGH IN sOs our pue

ALTHOUGH rs not our pur
"A pose 70 outspread Horatio
Alser. j.. that kinsPin sweet
meas and light spreader, IL be-
comes necessary 10 revise .
story told some months ago
about an employee who started
OUT rolling barrels In . ware
house and held IT jobs before
he arrived" For our hero has
moved up TO Job No. 7s-as
Company treasurer.
4 4 n
Nov somebody nay arise In
ne back Of the house and ask
s'what's shat 20 me, Joe Doakes
n persoa3" Thank you very
nnarh, Mr.. Doakex Your query
Is night 10 the point. Doubtless
yoa win agree shat, however
sPecialized his present post, .
nsa with ~ other well-done
Jobs under his belt has learned
someshing about the oil bush
49, = 4 \
Nearly every executive in
our organization has personal
knowledge Of the other fell
lows problems sained in other
jobk other Departments, other
fields. For Standard this means
more efficiency, more under
sanding, more ease Of opera
non al along he line For YOU
i nsans --bsuer gasoline.
On old 6me school desks h
ssed 70 BE- cast IN enduring iron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
COMMISSIONER DUE HERE
FISHERMEN SIGN

AS soon as the cannery workers
union obtains a satisfactory work.
ing agreement, more than 1,00C
Puget Sound fishermen will leave
for the seasons fishing in Alaska
having reached an agreement in
their negotiations this week end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels IN Port: Capillo, Cen
tennial; Lake Frances, Dickman
mill; Hindsnger, Shaffer No. 2.
Vessels due Tuesday: Flying
Cloud, smelter; Coast Shipper,
Shaffer No. 2; Peter Helms, Nc
Cormick.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

amas y las niheras de todas las
sehoras que venian por aqui,
unos bancos mas ALA, Y adonde
acudian tambien ell guarda y
alg1n otro soldado.
La nina habia acabado por
dormirse.
El cochecillo, con la capota
subida, habia sido coloeado por
Isabel de manera que Ell sol que
Sc filtraba entire ell ramaje nue.
vo de los arboles diera sobre ell
edred6n que cubria ell cuerpeci-
llo de la pelpena, sin HERR su
rostro de rosas,
De vez en- cuando un pasean-
te eruzaba a pasos lentes. sabo-
reando la dulzura de la maiana
perfumada, aspirando con deli.
ella el aroma de las flores Y de
las yemas nuevas de los arboles,
0 una pareja de novios, que Sc
entire ell follaje de las
sendillas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

"que tenia mas pupiIa que 81
Gallo, record6,
iAh, canastosl
iPero 81 a esta sonora la CO.
Mocha el...!
Era la compahera de aquella
sonora guapa que habia venido
una tarde a la choza de Ia chi.
ma, y que lie encomend6 vigilara
a Ia otra sehorona que vivia en-
ell palacio de la Castellana!...
Era. en- una palabra, JoaQui-
ma Cares.
La antigua actriz venia pre-
cisamente q la easucha del bo-
rracho, con una eomlsi6n.
Asi es que, al reconocerle, sc
dirigi6 a 81 p~resurosa, exclaman
do con VOC dulce:
Il Muy buenas, senorl ilQue
tal?... va no Sc acuerda listed
de las buenas amigasl..,
COgOrza desfrunci6 81 ceho y
una sQprisa cinica uunin6 su
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

oaJar Sc proponla visitar cua-
tro o cinco tabernas, en- particu-
lar la del Guihos, a yer 81 estaba
por aqui algdn parroQuiano de
su banda, cuando hete aqui
que, al ir a cruzar la Puerta de
Toledo, sc encar6 con 81 una Sc
fora.
Nuestro ilustre amigo, que
era desconfiado y receloso, v
que VIVA ahora con ell alma en-
un hilo a causa de las hume
rosas fechoriss que realizaban
por TODD Madrid 81 y sus cole
gas, sc puso en- guardia, en- IN
principle.
Esta sonora enlutada..., con
trazas de viuda decente o de due
ma. ino seria de las que dan el
a Ia poli?...
81. Sc puso en- guardia eI pro-
hombre.
Pero en- cuanto cambiaron las
primeras palabraS CogOrsa
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
LAS REGATAS DE LA
TARDE DE AVER

En- las regatas celebradas a.
yer por la Tampa Yalht Club,
frente a Ballas Point, conquis-
to el primer puesto Ell bote May
beso', guiado por Bill Carnes.
Qued6 en- segundo lugar, ofre
ciendo a Carnes una gran resis
tencia, ell Shillalah, patroneado
por Mike O'Brien.
Las regatas Sc efectuaron des
pues de una turbonada y antes
de un aguacero.
LIE correspondi6 ell tercer lu-
gar a Bill Houlihan, con su
Banshee, y ell cuarto a Shorty
Farnsworth, cor su bote Nan
kit.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
DEPORTE
LOS DESA-
FIOS DE LA LIGA INTER
SOCIAL
La Lig0 Sc reunird mG6dna tn
el Ctrculo CUbanO

La lluvia torrencial de aver
oblig6 a suspender los desafios
que habia anunciado la Liga In
tersocial.
En- el primer partido iban a
jugar Ell Circulo Cubano y los Ca
balleros Jeales de America y en-
ell segundo la Unione Italiana
Y ell Centre Asturiano.
Manana por la noche, en- e
Cfrculo Cubano, Sc reunira la
Liga IntersOcial.
Sin contar los desafios de a.
yer, faltan por jugar, en- la pri.
mera serie, estos partidos:
Cfrculo Cubano contra Unto.
ne Italiana y Caballeros Lealei
frente al Centric Asturiano, do.
mingo 16, y Caballeros Leales
Unione Italiana, y Centre Astu
riano y Cfrculo Cubano, domin
go %.
Los Leales siguen en- ell pri
mer puesto, con una pequen;
ventaja.
FL secretario de la Liga rue
ga la mayor asistencia posibl
para manana.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
DIZZY DEAN SU PRI-
MER DESAFIO

Tulsa, Oklahoma, JUNO TO-
Jerome Dizzy Dean, Ell famoso
pitcher, lanz6 aver por club Tul
sa, de Ia Liga de Texas, y lie die
Ia victoria con anotaci6n de 5
por a. Dean bate6 un s6lido hit,
en- el noveno, y despues anot6 la
carrera definitiva.
Dean demostr6 un ~perfecto
control y lanz6 muchas pelotas
rapidas. 10 que muchos no espe-
raban. Durante ell juego lie ba-
tearon dos "jonrrones".
La gaceta., 1940-06-10


primern y TErner fu e pitch
.er atropeladC.
Gene Thompson en- ei segun-
do, por los campeones, , Ie TOGO
perder a Wyatt. La 6nica earre-
"a del Cinci, en- Ell primero, Sc
hizo con TN batazo de cgatro es-
quinas de Frank Mccormick.
En- ell segundo partido dispara-
ron "jonrrones' Werber Y My
ers.
Brooklyn &c, 15h, De; Cincin-
natl 1c, Oh, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 5h, lie; Cincin-
natl &c, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Los Piratas uividieron los no.
nores con los Phillies, perdiea-
do ell primero Y ganando Ell Sc
gundo.
Mulcahy fue Ell pitcher CANA
dor, por Ell Filadelfia, y M.
Brown por ell Pittsburgh.
Filadelfia &c, 1Oh, De; Pitts
burgh 1c, IN, De.
Filadelfia sc, Ion, De; Pitts
burgh lie, 13h, lie.
Dos wees vapulearon los Gil
gantes a los Cardenales, usan-
do tres pitchers en- ell primer
desafio y dos en- ell segundo.
Schumacher gan6 Ell primer jue-
go y Lyon ell segundo. Cada club
pogo 16 hits, en- Ell inicial, pero
los neoyorquinos hicieron IL ca
rreras, mientras Ell San Luis se
quedaba en- nueve. Luego, en- e.
segundo, con IA hits, los pelote.
ros de Terry anotaron z wees
New York lie 16h, lie; Sar
Luis SC, 16h, 2e
New York 7c, 14h, 2e; Sar
Luis &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
rOstro, seco por el alcohol.

-lAh, caramba-pudo con-
Itestar, al fin, estrechando Ia ma
no enguantada de esta sonora.
que llevaba IN abriguito de en-.
tretiempo en- la hermosa mafia-
ma de abril-. listed L.. ~ que
la trae por estos barrios?...
-ioh, venia a verle, precisa-
mentel
IA mi2
IA INF?
A listed; iba a su casa
-iAlh, vamosl Algo de Ia
cria' tno es asi? Por cierto que
he estado varias veces a verlas
a ustedes y no 10 he conseguido.
La portera me dice siempre
que sc marcharon ust6s sin de-
jar rastro. les verdad?
ST. Mi amiga va no esta aa
Madrid-contest6 Joaquina que
iba muy bien aleccionada Dor
Euialis- ViVe en- Paris Y 20
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees vencieron a.
yer al picher AL Smith, que los
.habia dominado en- dos anterio-
res encuentros ,descargando
tres 'jonrrones", de Joe DiMag
gle, Dahlgren Y George Selkirk
Red Ruffing consinti6 nueve
hits, pero gan6 el juego.
Cleveland &c, Oh, De; New
York &c, Oh, 1e.
En- Ell onceno inning los Medals
Blacas hiciero ua carrera, ayu-
dados por u ''fly" de McNair,
y los Seadores salieron derro-
tados Pitcher vencedor, Rig
ney; lanzador derrotado, Hay
mes, que habia sustituido a Mas
terton Y Hudlin.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

zen Y conquist6 ei campeonato
nacional alberto de golfc. Mas
de 5000 personals presenciaron
el match
Els Ell sexto jugador que CANA
las coronas abiertas y amateur
de golfo.
Venci6 ell nuevo campe6n en-
70 ''golpes" y su adversario Sc
qued6 en- 70.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD DR8ATnl
TONIC SEGUNDo
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

sta las dos mujeres e Isabel,
que las acompanaba en- sus pa
secs, llevando a la nihita en- un
cochecillo de mano, ocurri6 algo
incomprensible, algo espantoso,
que acab6 de enloquecer a la des
dichada Purita.
va era cerca del medic dia.
Tulsa y Pura, sentadas en-
uno de los bancos del Retro,
cercanos a la glorieta de Marti-
nez Campos, hacian labores y
charlaban con calma de clos au-
sentes adorados."
Isabel, buscando a sus amigos
de otros dias, habia empujado el
eOchecillo donde acampGbaa las
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
con LOS CUANTES

Todos los peritos anticipate
mente sostienen que Jose Luis,
ell campe6n, "acostara" al chile
no Arturo Godoy en- la venide-
"a pelea de ambos.
Godoy conoce bien la fuerza
de los puhos del negro; pero d.
ce que en- este segundo combate
ganara la corona y Sc la llevara
para Chile.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

tcuantos besitos Tendra pre-
parados Arturo para su pelea
cen Ell formidable campe6n Gel
peso complete?
En- IA anterior pelea de los
dos hombres. Godoy estamp6 al
gunos 6sculos er la sudada piel
del "dinamitero" de Detroit.
No deben confundirse los be-
SOS a ia usanza francesa, con de
bilidad por parte del gladiator
s~uamericano.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

En- la Arena de los tantos por
%cientcs, ell empresario sigue CO.
miendo ICON manteca."
FL plblico Sc conforma con las
peleitas inferiores y'espera una
"racha" de mejor suerte.
Quiza La Marque prepare u
ne e0rpresa, con estrellas de pri
mera magnitud, para. el ano
que viene.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Los Cubs aprOvecharon los e.
rrores y "pases" de las Abejas
de Boston para conquistar una
doble victoria.
En- tres wees al bate, en- los
dos juegos, Alfonso no pogo de
hit. Presenciaron ell doble desa-
flo mas de 1900 personas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
EN- LAS G
LIGA NACIONAL

Ganaron los Dodgers ell pri-
mer desafio con los Rojos, pero
les TOGO perder Ell segundo, man
teniendose ell Cinci en- Ell primer
puesto de la Liga. Carleton de-
j6 al Cinci en- cinco hits, en- Ell
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

French gan6 e, pImero, CO.
mo lanzador, = Raffersoerger
Ell segundo.
Boston 1c, Oh, &c; Chicago &c,
14h, lie.
Boston &C, Oh, 4s; Chicago
15c, 13h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Dos desafios ganaron los
Browns de San Luis por cuenta
de los Atleticos de F~iladelfia,
Berardino, el IS del st. Luis, des
cargo IN cuadrangular en- cada
partido.
San Luis SC, 14h, lie; Filadel
fla 7c, Oh, lie.
San Luis 4c, 8h, De; Filadel-
fla &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

LITTLE CoNQUISTO Ell IT,
TULO DE CAMPEON DE
GOLFO
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Cleveland, JUNO 10.-Lawson
Little venci6 aver a Gene Sara
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Iestoy con una femlia en- la Gu
dad Lineal...
-iAh, vamos!
%
III lector sabe que este no r
cierto; pero 10 mismo Eulalia
que Joaquina, habian juzrado
prudente, cuando Sc marcharon
de la Gale de Santa Isabel. y
este individuo perdiera su ras-
tro.
Joaquina prosigui6:
-Tengo que hablar con US
ted; pero no es a prop6sito de IA
nina. Es... de otro asunto.
Ccgorza la miro un i~nstante
en- silencio.
Luego fall6:
-iAh, pues... nada!... venVa
listed para AGA. Para hablar no
es muy buena que Sc diya Ia
rue. Extremes en- este bar.
Pablo ADMIRE de graades q,
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Jose Luis tiene Ia gncomienda
de pedir qrVe Ia corolla pase del
nofte al suns,
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

FL grupo de amas y niheras,
apenas comedian atenci6n a las
gentes que cruzaban.
FL grupo de amas y nineras,
apenas comedian ateci6n a las
gentes que cruzaban.
Por Ell fondo de una avenida
apareci6 un nueyo paseante.
Era un tipo bajito, de mala
c~atadura, pero que lucia IN ter
no dominguero,
Aquel individuO era CogOrza,
CAPITULO XxIx
En- Ia nlaaGna azd
Cogorza habia salido de su
choza aquella mahana mas tenn
prano que de costumbre.
lCaminaba solo hacia Madrid,
dirigiendose AZ trabajo, como
cualquiera honrado obrero, aun
que claro % que antes de ira
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

CAST tcdos los empresarios de
les ciudades pequehas, admins
tran las Arenas" y al mismo
son directories de pdgi-
les.
Embolsan un tanto por cien-
to, cargandolo a labores de adj
ministraci6n, y otro tanto por
ciento... como directories de los
pGgiles que presentan "una Sc
mana 81 y la otra tambien."
La ganancia es doble, por
cuanto sus gastos son modestos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Desde que Jose Legion gan6 su
primera pelea, en- New York, no
hemos vuelto a tener noticias de
Ell.
Vera ell muchacho que no es
tarea facil avanzar en- las gran
des ciudades, donde ell boxeo Sc
halla controlado tambien por los
empreSarios!
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
LA GACETA

n peri6dicO en- ldiOms Espakol
10 mas cifcul&ci6n en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

guscripci6n semanal: 20 G.
s3Os Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
Telsfono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

viutOriano Manteiga, Editor
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-15
Glacier County,
Too, in Grip of
Old Man Winter

--, -,
i'ousil c'uIcl!eo N lle Widespread
Cotu ""NV VI al ea+iy "ii1'e! 1Iao!eI
Iou44'S IDS ioC "eeH sel4ouSlS manu-
eapPeu' dSiue rom Iesl'4cIeo Iileli"aE
''d!-!C C"useu 10y >+eel.
i!oNe'e iaS!iH's oI''S ~ = ilolt
Sc 11o''S ii"'e !'do .:'e!L 20! t.4ec',
'0t'o" o'e' -'"'H u! Ddho!1 anu
~ 49,, ~ So" Il" aHeu
..oo-''I d. l, 80 con .'''- dp'S.
. .t-'. ing 'tie "'i.'"! '-'''e o. pa 'ietI
IAN, lam. ~ I.I.'s.' a. '-"'t 4et'I
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-15
Flying School
For Cut Bank
Is Announced

r,ooavga ~ ~ several afvanfares
~. rro,,,,se 70 ,,,a.e Success NJ the
r,. o;oc. C,,t Ranr hos haen selected
-. S.Ih,,r WI n Wolf Poin+ for Az
a;.o,,n,I scnooI vb,ch viii Give in
1,r,,otjors nIJeiif,.irg s+rderts for a
- I;ce,4se
acknowledgements If his MANS was
1913 ,I,ro,,at, his GOV, u n 1yhire
inooI r,orogen 81 ,be NTorarCh Inn
10, oo,,,,,a,I7, eor1,. tnis uefl- Tho e1-
80. 1I,i,ira occorGi,o n tha son viii
~ e. boreo ,,o,t,e,. To,.,orcraft ne
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-15
kqion and School
|ooperate in
\rmistice Program

Iackfcet Post OF the American L.
cooperated with the school u
sentlnC a suitable program Arms
DAY 1T the High School
he entertainment was presented =
pupils OF the school above ne
krth trade Mr. Tom Cummi">
nmander of the local Legion Pos:
tented each teacher with a God
is America banner TO hang in The
|sroom, Of the school. Mr. DoUgia,
Id addressed the group with titt!"E
snisricc Day remarks The Legion
iullarv presented the Watson -
4 who sang America Other enter
nme,.' consisted of Carnival snoWS
kich many of the students rad rot
IN. Tie international Barn DaHCc
Is presented by primary children
h JlIOr High School staged they
|pw called Uncle Sam and Hi Va
lty Slow The High School Show
titcd The Singing MldCe;s' vas
ksen;ed amid considerable applause.
ke students enjoyed some Group
tging Of patriotic songs AMI closed
th ArmiStiCe Day silence and taps
De band opened the meeting with
ttare.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-15
Losses Decrease In
Stock Haul By Rail

Truck delivery of livestock from
farms to the South st. Paul market
from 1928 through 1887 was accom-
PANIED by all increase III animal death
losses. 4 Minnesota Agricultural EX-
pertinent Station bulletin reports.
The bulletin. reporting a compre-
hemsIye study OF livestock transporta-
uou by A A DoWell and R. J. Eggert,
also shows decrease in death losses
GUWmg TIE lO-year period for animals
shipped by rail from farms TO the
South 81 Paul market.
DoweIl and Eggert report further an
increase i'll GRIPPING OF all species ex-
cept cattle delivered TO market by
truck They reported a decline in Grip
ping cattle. sheep and lambs trans
ported BY rail Death losses OF cattle
shipped by rail did not vary for the
lO-year period.
The bulletin is titled Death and
Gripping il livestock Marketing"
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-15
WOMAN'S CLUB HOLD MEETING

The WOman'> Club held their rcgu-
lar meeting on Friday. Nov. Sth at the
home of Mrs. Walter Peoples Twenty
five ladies were present for this meet
ing The program was IN charge OF
Mrs James COnnolle There was pa
triotic playlet by some pupils that
were trained by Miss Crevellng. The
song God Bless America was sung
by Ken Skrukrud.
The next meeting will be held on
Friday. Nov 22nd at the home of Mrs.
Walter PeOplcS The topic for this
meeting Will be International Rela-
tons" AID Mrs Oscar Berger will have
charge of the program