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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

Anaeortes concern owns her.
Power viii be provided by . 400
horsepower Atlas diesel.
uniqre feature Of the caft
IL her stern--fir~t Of ~ de-
align 20 BE- applied 10 . fisAlag
ve~seI.
II IL the so-eailcd erulser-stera.
In effect. the boat u a double
ender below tho water but has TIM
necessary fuliness ON deck.
II IL expected acme additional
speed viii be gained. but Joe's pfi-
mary idea In the design II 10 make
the craft rest easier in a seaway
and forestsli possibility Of breach
lng-to In a following sea.
All OF which sounds good and
technical--bu Joe viii admit 90
hard enough pressedl that Its just
another progressive experimental
step. The design itself in tried and
true: only application 10 fish
boat Ia new. Joe il noted fer be-
ing able to keep out Of rut.
Also New. Different
The other craft almost ready for
launching Ia a new Ti-foot tugboat.
built by the Foss company al
their ovn yards.
Name OF the new craft n "se-
crct" and will be revealed at the
christening and launch.
because Foss already has a
powerboats. among which are two
named HUSTLER. wa suspect
they haven't yet been able q
dream up a new nameD
The feature about the craft
which IL Of particular interest
IL her modified tunnei-stern.
Taken from a design fashioned
many YEARS ago by Father Andrew
Foss. the underwater stern has
caused considerable conjecture -
both pro and con by kibitkers
who have pre-ylewed her under
construction. However. IL In agreed
that performance will tell The
story.
Objective OF the design Is 10 give
shoal-draft to a powerful boat
which would otherwise be relative.
ly deep-draft.
Machinery IL q t50-horsepower
diesel Plus a superchsrger, which
will give a maximum Of 900 horses
and a working rate OF 800.
The fish-boat launch IL schedui.
I'd for 8 O. m. Tuesday and tugs
for the latter part ~ the week.
In case time hangs heavily on your
paws.
n. \. p. \. Note
Examination for membership IN
the local chapter Of United states
Power squAdrons viii be held -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

courteous in his
&C ms and
driving, COM
mentei Sover-
eign, I'VE could
cut our auto
fatalities a n d
accidents con-
siderably.
ct seems ex-
tremely funny
to me that a
person who Is
usually a per-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

In enc raj.
she's 20 be used
for q pickup
boat and IL also
to be rcfrsge-
rated for haul
ing fish down
from Alaska,
however. gene
raj construction
allows for use
as a sein~r with
only minor al
trrafIana A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09
Wingard Tells
OF Convention
Colorful Meeting
Held in California

A trio Of popular Commerce u.
business men - Andy Vineyard.
Dick Vineyard and Id Mitchell.
Of Vineyard York Co. exclusive
distributors for the York Ice Ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

Biggest first 10 tAke me
water. according TO present pians
la the fiSh-hoat cAvALCAnE.
she's q s9-footer built by Joe
Martlnac (whose name h proper
iy pronounced Marteenas. ineiden-
tnifxA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

feet gentleman or lady while on
the street, often becomes the OPP
posite when driving a car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

Two new and unusual vessels slated 10 b launched
hereabouts next week. and local wasrfruntes far have
reserved expression OF opinion although III anticipating
with much interest whatever trial-runs may show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09

Examination for membership IN
the local chapter Of United States
Power squAdrons viii be held -
8 .. m. Tuesday IN the 7. Y. c.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

He had not walked in on her then and de-
manded it. No, he had told himself, he must
be fair, he must be sure. So he had tortured
himself. The suspicious casting around wildly
in his head had made him sullen. The next
night he had again spoken roughly to her.
Again she had left the table. gone into the
BEDROOM again he had watched her from the
hall, watched her smile, her radiant eyes -
and returned to the table as she rose, to see
her re-enter the dining room calm smiling,
happy once more.
Late that night he had found scrap of
paper near the wastebasket, man. name in
mans writing: the name, Andre The next day
he had learned that, quite Unexpectedly,
Andre de Traz was returning to ksar- -Lassar.
Why should de Traz return? Because Mar
guerite had written to him after receiving his
letters, had implored him - Of course!
That man was sitting in the chair now
opposite him, watching him with his cool and
infuiating smile. You did not force the
(Continued on poss 1o)
Evening star., 1940-06-02

ally, to see the pleasure Marguerite took in
his conversation. Now he realized how his fel-
low officers, even the men he commanded,
must have smiled and laughed behind his
back. That thought was mtolerable
The discovery came by accident He had
spoken curtly to Marguerite at the dinner
table one night soon after de Traz had de-
parted for the next place on his tour Rising,
she had gone into the bedroom. He had
stepped into the hall for cigarettes which he
had left there. Glancing into the mirror, he
perceived that it gave him view of her sit
ting on the bed, while he, in the darkness, was
unseen. He had studied her She was twenty
five, and several months of the Sahara had
not changed her blond, fragile beauty; her
ankles, her wrists were marvelously tapered,
her skin like family flushed rare china.
Then his instructive admiration had changed
to amazement as he had seen her take from
the front of her dress letter and with rapt
eyes gaze at it, her lips moving slightly as she
read words he could not see.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
SMOOTH WORKER

Forlier had known the risks when he brouqht
Marguerite TO Africa. Now he faced a grim
decision. Would he have to kill a man?
by Georges Surdez
Mvarotsd Aun Mor~sn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

gel, ober ein 5lud2 sat iie Nrbeits-
noglihfeiten berringert ober per-
mebrt2 0enn bies Der Saa tit, tpie
fann bie Maidine fentrouiert mer-
ben?
Dies iino Die, 5rasen, tpelde Die
@ebanfen bieler Mmerifaner beute be-
ibdftigen. gs lit iogar cine 5treit-
frage aipiiden benz fiibrenoen ameri-
foniiden @iiienidaftler, Ser. aarl :.
gompton bon benz nMaiiahuietts
Suititute Of GednoIogp" unb benz
Brditoenten Gooiebelt, als lesterer
a,,f oas groBere Mrbeitsangebot bin
tpies, ,pelhes burb ben berbeiierten
inbtitriellen Gortidritt eeidaffen
tporben lit; :. .s.. .-.< Il. 4....:.>5
9ie 5treitfraee, Of sic Maibiue,
oie Meniden erieben, lit idon eine
alte. Ser erite Yroteit eeeen Maidi-
tett pur6e bereits I'M 1S. Ssabrbunbert
in europa gebort, als Die Spinn- ,,nb
8ebmaihinen oas Spinnen ltnb 8e='
ben BEL &ano erfesten. aud) anoere
Mafbinen in ben @Gabrifbetrieben,
tpelde bas neue Snbuitrie3eitolter
fenn5eidnete,1, ipur6en aIs. @riinbe
Ser Mrbeitsloiigfeit bon oen @ato-
arbeitern peribrieen. Oie Mdbnna-
ihine, tpel6e bie Mrbeit ,,n5dbliger
Meniden leibter eemodt bat, tpurbe
5uerit aud ffeptiid be,,rteilt; oesel.
bie 5bubndbmaidine. SSn Der 2duo-
tpirtfdaft tpurben aourd Die Mab4,
.Sdnitt- ltlo 8inoemnfbine unb ipGs
ter burd) ben Sraftor Die @n5abl Der
2anoarbeiter iebr bern1inoert. Beni.
ger als ELM Biertel Der arbeitenoen
8ebolferttg in ben Ser. Staaten iit|
bertautaee inItanbe, Sarmprobufte
fir Die gauge 8ebolferung slt idaffen
unb aiberbem nod geniigenb fir Die
ausfubr. 9as 9ampfidiff bot bie ar.
belt ber &analboote eriest, tpelde fritz
ber bon gieln ooer Manuibaften bin=
auf- unb biuabeeaoeen ip,,rben. Gie
@iienbabnen 11no bie @leftriide ,no
Die l1ntererunbbabn baben Die Yferbe
io3uIagen ednslid auBer 8etrieb ee-
febt ,ln6 aud bas Mutomobil bat ba.
at beisetraeen, Die oBfero- a1no @a.
eentage''. ab3alibaffen. @ir boren it,
,lnieren Taeen bon erniten HroteIten
eeeen oie Jlue5euee in Mlasfa, ipeil
fie ben Suuoetpoeen NIT ibren Siib-
rern SOS 8rot nebnen. J..
ltnb bod, mir erfennen, oab bie
Maidinen bier iinb gu bleiben. Die
Mai6ine befreit SEN Meniden bon
laneer t11iiblelieer Nrbeit. Die Wen..
i6en iperoen bon ibtperen 9attbarbei-
tern 5l1 Maidinenoienern. Sellte
tna6t Sic Maf6ine bie Sbtperarbeit,
an1tatt oie Meniden.,
. Die Maidine bat ser 3ipiliiation
Sen erobten Dienit ertpieien, inoeI1
iie' Neiaionen BON Wenfden ,t,ebr
Grei5eit CAB. Sie ernoglidte Moiien-
probuftion rn5dbliger @ebraudsarti-
tel, Die ebernals MIR ben tpenigen err
reidbar iparen, bie fie erIteben fonn-
ten. 2urusartifel tpurben 5l @es
braubsartifeln. Ser mooerne 2ebens=
itanonro bebinet: gleftri5itdt, Babe-
5immer; Darnpfbei5ung ,lno Gas, Ee-
lepbon rno Gabios. sic alle finb Die
GrapinniSSp neg gfnYfinpnnIfers
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9er ungariide Yrtfeap0ftl aber bic fatbolii9t
YreiIe

SSI lu1tSit 0u 0ttoufSit o'NAi>N~'Ss'~
g. gangba, S.S., nor ourd Sabr-
5ebnte Der Breiieapoitel ungarns, nie
emit g. Biftor Sol, 5.S, fir
Seiterreicb uno Ganonif,ls Sdoroeret
bon greibnrg fir oie Sdpei5. 8ir
lernten .aaf BEN g,thariItii6en aon-
grefle in 8uoapeIt 8. 8angba per-
fonIib fennen ,taS betpituoerter, IN
ienet, flint gase,1 iein Srganiiations-
talent uno ieineu Hieieneifer fir Die
aatboliibe aftion. Nln beri,eBmen
mir Sic geiitreiden Sase, Die ct fnr5
Dor ieinem Sini9eiben iiber bic mo-
oerne 9refie int dugen1einen nno Die
fatboliiden 3eituneet i'm beionberen
nieoerfdrieb! @r entibuloigt porerlt
Die ideinbare @adlGiiigfeit Ser &a-
tboIifen arf Dem Geloe Der Breiie,
tpeilt auf oen eroben @ifer auf ar=
beren @ebieten, I'M eigentliden relis
aiolen 2eben; ser garitas, i'm Ser
einsleben bin, ,,uo beleltdtet baum bic
@riinoe, ipar,,m mir &atbolifen in ben
mei1ten 2Gnoern bon BEN @esnern
iiberflueelt iperoen fonnten. 8ater
@anaba erflGrt: '.>
Die gande Mrt Ser moberuen &reiie,
al1d mas ionit ernite 4atboliten i1,t=
ter Brei1e beute beriteben, 1T big in
ale gin5eIbeiten 70 iebr tpelHi6, mont
odn, bab iie ibre 9satlr biel leidter
1,no erfolgrei6er auf liberaler als auf
fatboltider @runblaee sl1 entpideln
1,no au betdtieen> tpeiB. Die fatbo>
Iiibe 2ebensauffaiiuug, ber fatboli1de
2ebensitil ipeiit nit oen darafteriiti-
iden Merfmale,, Der nooerne1t Sour-
naliitif benfbar tpenig geuleinlame
3iiee auf. Ser. &atboliaismus lit aieis
nem inneriten Mefen ,1a6 @rnlt, &us
be, filler 4nfbait, Snnerlibfeitsfnlt,
lit fonierbatip unb fonitruftib, beodf)=
tig ,lno fontemplatip, feierlid uno in
Die Siefe eebenb. :9agegen lit bie
moberne Breiie - unb mas ielblt
mir &atbolifen bon llnierer Sreiie er>
,parten - ibrem gan5en >@eien nod
Sait, ltnr,,be, Sberflddlidfeit, Suit
an Neuem uno an Neueruneen, lit
ieidt uno leibt, ipisig uno bunt, bis
at eiuem @rao ioear oeitruftip III
benz Sinne, bab ibr bas 8efritteln
,,no gtieSerreiben mebr lieat als oas
eintSnige Mufba,,en. Ser 2eier, au6
Der fatboliide 2eier, ilbt in ieiner
3eitung nidt 10 iebr 8elebrung nno
idtper.pieeen6e @abrbeiten, als biel-
mebr Musipannune, Abfenfune, @r.
bolung, ein Nadlaiien aller gterpen-
fpannungen, elm Spiel ser Sarben
ln6 Der 8ilber, cine Mbtpebilune nod
Der erniten, ermiioen6en, eintonigen
Easesarbeit, 10 tpie man nod flaf-
iiiben Muiifitiiden germ einn1al pieber
Tanamuiif unb leidte Speretten bort.
Mllo iiebt aud bie Breiie. ibr 2ebens=
element inn Operettenbaften, I'M ab.
ipebifunespollen, III Der Seufation.
Sc mebr Seniation, ,lm 10 i,,ebr
Gre,loe Der 2eier an Der 3eitung, alio
audi Tim 10 .,nebr flingenber @rfolg.
60 tpie aub ereraute l1niberiitatss
profeiioren sern einmal ins &ino ee-
ben, Inn bel ei:er amerifaniiden
8urlesfe - ie bl0biinnieer, Inn 10
beiier - lire erniten Soreen 1,nb
Ocr,hTor,c -, toroosga,, oho,,fo oro;f4
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10
Griett bic Mai6ine bic Meni6en?

eeidoffen als genommen. Seben mir
i,ns einn1oI oie 3eit bonn. Sabre 1870
Bis 1880 an. ssSrn Sabre 1880 betrug
6ie @eiamtbepolfernng in ben Ber.
Staaten 5irfa 38,56O, 900 Berionen.
12,5O6,00O ooer ettpas nlebr als 80
8ro3ent Ser @eiamtbepolferung itan0
i'm gerbienit. Sm Sabre 1890 betrug
Die 8ebolferrng 122,775.OOO unb ct.
mas nebr als 48.83O,OOO ooer 1913
Bro5ent ipare1t gegen Sobn belbattist.
10 Saupt1noultrien baben It'd IN bic.
len 90 Sabre1 enttptdelt nno geben
l,529,0OO Arbe1ternn o1rette Beibat.
tleung ltno auBeroem mebreren Dsil'
.l1onen tno1retfe Del1att1gung I'M Se'
o1enen itno ..a I'M Sertanf. .1>
gs lit tuabr, BOB biele alte 9ei6Gf.
tignngsgelegenbeiten gan5lid ausge.
idaltet noroen ii1o ooer aber ninos.
items auf bem Wege Der MusIhaltllra
iinb. Cine Million Mrbeitsftellen in
EN- uGfero.. unb @agentagen'' iinb
bonn Mntonobil iibernomrnen poroetl,
aber mebr als 100000 arbeitsaele.
genbeiten in i,euen 8eiddftigunas.
5ipeigen purben ourd ben Bau, oen
gerta11f nno Die Snbetriebnabme bon
altfomobllen geld)affen. Der eleftri.
lpe &llblldrant bat Den etsmdntt ber-
frteben ,aber Die &iblanlageinouitrie
pat mebr Wannern arbeit gegeben,
als Arbe1t genomn1en. %~,... ,.,s...
! 3nsegebeu, bob Ole 9sebanilieruna
Der ySerltellunesinouitrie, eine ar0Bsre
In5abl BON Observation-Disclosures ae.
geben bat, 10 fin6 bod bieIe @iileu-
id)aftler beiorgt, oaB bic @elduinoia.
felt ser iesigen SeritellunasmoaIid).
feiten faum nod mebr Mrbeitsiteaen
fir oen tuadienoen Mrbeitsmarft
idafft, es lei oenn, oaB Ser gerbraud,
BON 8aren inn sroben Weabe su-
ninmt ltno bie Mrbeitsitunben fir oie
Gin5elperion abnebmen. 5erner 1T
betpieien tuor6en, Dob bie &erlteaunas-
gef6noinbiefeit per Mann ,1no Stun
oe bon so auf 14O geItieaen lit, ODER
103 Hro5ent 5tpiidem oen ssabrer
1909 uno 1896. w.. .... -.
gs miro ferner oora,,f binaetpie.
len, oab mandmaI Mbanoeruna in ocu
SeriteIungsberfabren oie Betriebe
inanhmaI reboIutioniertpn unA .inc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

ftnbrihten ltnO Sportber1hte briitgen
mebr MbIenfi1ng als afa6emiid)e Gr-
0rteruneen. Gin Graltenantlit in Der
Biloerbeilage 80 es brnudt gar t,idt
eben nit glloitdten berbitnben 5a iein
befrieSigt nno ergobt ben 3ei-
tungsleier mebr, 5,ln1al in Ben Stun-
oen pbpiiider ,lno intelleftueller 0eii-
bigfeit, als geiitbole aommentare altr
gn5Dflifa ,0uaoragelilno anno".
9as slufrollen ,nenldlider sdidiale
uno gerirritngen, 2eioenidaften 1tnb
2iebesanseleeenbeiteu, Die gntbiil-
lung ser Sdpdden unb Sebler an.
berer, bas Sntime ,nb Bifante trent
Ser ooer befan,ter Wenidenleben finb
eben 9inse, sic itarf ,.nter oie &ubrif
oes nenidlid, Sntereiianten fallen.
8ia Sic 3eitung augfrdftig uno I'M
tereiiant iein, 10 n1uB iie eben n16g-
Iidlt bieI bon bent bringen, tpas Die
Mebr8obl Der Meniden intereiiiert.
l1nb oa einnral etpige @abrbeiten,
Itrense @runoiate, driitlider 2ebens-
ernit ,,ienals NIT Sen 9ingen bieier
8elt inn Seniationellen lno SSnter-
eiianten fonfurrieren fonnen. 10 err
flart fid idon bon oieiem @eiidts-
punt aus gum euten Seile, tparunl
mir utto ,,niere Breiie es BEN anbern
auf bieiem @ebiet ME bollItdnbig
nadmaden iperben. Nud aatbolifen
bon ueber5eueung tperoen INNER tpie.
ser germ na6 ben @r5eugniiien ber
,,freien" 2iteratur ereifen, in oenen
iie, bon Dem Druid bognatiiher unb
pdoososiiber 8inouneeu befreit, ,nebr
,1ngebemmte 3eritreullng lno mebr
8efriebiellng ser Neugier, n1ebr nns
gei6minften &ealismus finoen, ais
BEL ser ourd @runoidee eineeenaten
fatboliiden Breiie. 9as mag fir Die
2eier beidameno iein, bleibt aber
menidli6 nur au iebr begreifli6.
Sreilid eibt es 8eee lmo @eiien,
aud sic elpieen 8abrbeiten oes
gbriitentums ooer firdlide 9inee in
padenoer, a,,6 menidlid ergreifenoer
Art oar5uiteIlen, ibriftiteaeriib ,lno
iournaliitiid uien)ationeu" aus5ubeu-
ten. 9arin, oab Tie Dos meiiterbaft
beritauoen baben, lieet ia sic @robe
Ser @orres 1lno Wontalembert, oer
8ouearb uno Saulbaber, ser Hapini
un6 Gbeiterton. Oas lit aber cine
idtpere uno ieltene &unit. 9en &im-
mel NIT Sen iroiiden Sarben au mo-
len, oie driltliden @abrbeiten nit
Dem untuioerltebli6en 3auber menid-
lider 8ereoiamfeit ooer i6riftltelle-
rider Eii6tisfeit a,1 umbiilen, oaau
eebort iiderlid mebr &unit als a,l
ben f6inernblten gagesleiituneen Der
monodnen 2iteratur. DesbaIb lit es
aud bun6ertmal idtpieriger, iid I'M
fatboliiden Sournalismus berbor5u-
tun als i'm liberolen. Sort geiliigt
neben ettpas aueetneiner 8ilbnng ein
elunapoller, uisiger, Iei6ter ,1no pot
fenoer Stil, urn fid gean1en uno @r-
folg at fibern; bier oaeegen braudt
es neben an oieieu ai.d) nod cine
iabrelanse gertiefung uno geranfe-
rung in ben sdadten fatboliider Sc
oanfeniddte 1lno bon bort aus ipieber
elm fpontanes, naturbaftes, beralides
8eaeierenfonnen auf alle Gegungen
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ter, fIotter, farbiger Sill. Griirb-
Iidite @eiitesidulmng iino bod feine
irodene St,,bengeIebriantfeit, ionoern
Die Griibe iii,o 2ebe,,bigfeit eines Ro-
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Deitspsd, Sen TO- SnIi 1910

man6i6ters, bic @entiitspdrmc zines
2prifers Wie felten finoen lid, aIle
biefe @oben in eialein einaigen Nen.
iden bereinigtl g. ct. b. IS. 3.
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mailing provided Y sset HOS
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s s ' m f s " es s' s a .f sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-29

Sixty years Of hondine wild onimos have brought Wilton H.
Boekburn heed keeper at the Washington Zoo the ond
respected oee Of IS Fdoy October He's still keen
interested the heoh ond being Of his chorg obeont
Of their ond he when he become heed keeper
50 yeos ego He retains the enthusiasm hot owoys
An internationally recognized authority Mr. Bokburne receives
dolly requests for odvice from oil ports Of the world
The oness obove feels the touch Of hond tho hos
eombIed its moee with mony misunderstanding ond
notues And neory oIwoys won! P. Photos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-29
Elliott Roosevelt, son

Elliott Roosevelt, son
Of the President. os he
wos sworn in as O Cop
toin in the Army's spe-
eiolist Reserve Corps
and assigned TO ootive
duty with the Air
Corps procurement
bronch at Wright
Field. Left to right:
Leon B. Hord Of Ad-
jutont Generals o.
flee. Copt. Roosevelt
ond Moi. Gen. H. n.
Arnold, Chief Of the
Air Corps.
Wide World Photo.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
NYA Improves
Lunch Room At
Nathan's Greek

A group of NYA boys from the
countrywide work shop at
Crumpler are now completing an
extensive job of remodelling,
painting and construction of new
equipment in the lunch room of
the Nathan's Creek high school.
New cabinets, tables and a
storage room have been built
the room painted and a good deal
of other work done.
Prof. A. B. Hurt, principal, said
he was we'll pleased with the jot
and that the NYA boys are to be
highly commended for doing
good work.
This week the officials of the
Ashe County Fair also expressed
their appreciations to Mrs. The1'
ma Dent, county supervisor, fol
the fine cooperation that the
NYA gave in connection with the
cleaning of the grounds ano
buildings, hauling, dirt, building
displays and so on.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
TO HOLD SOUTHERN
STATES FAIR OCT. 1913

Charlotte, Sept. pa specta-
cular New York stage show,
Echoes of Broadway" one of the
largest road productions ever to
leave the world entertainment
capital. will appear twice daily
at the Southern States Fair, here.
October 1919. it was announced
today by DR.. J. S. Dorton, man.
ager.
With scores Of pretty girls, car
loads of special scenery and
lighting effects, and comedians
and speciality acts by the dozen,
the elaborate production will en-
terrain the many thousands ex-
pected for the second annual fair
on the 100-acre grounds just
north of the city limits. DR.. Dor
ton said the stage show would be
bigger and finer than last years.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26

WANTED NOW Good quality
CHINKAPINS and ripe CHEST
NUTS. Also ripe and meaty
WILD CHERRIES, fresh gathered
or dried. Will pay fancy prices
in SPOT CASH. Lansing Pro,
duce Company, Lansing, N. c.
9-26-1 lite
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
Dealer Inspects
New al Dodges

Tom Duncan and Raymond
Francis yesterday attended pre-
showing of the new 1941 Dodge
cars, held in Greensboro.
One Of the most outstanding
features of the new Dodge, they
stated, is the Fluid Drive.
with Fluid Drive, motive
power passes from engine to the
wheels through cushion OF Oil,
Mr.. Duncan said. mechanical
jars and jerks are banished. You
can take a holiday from clutch
pushing and gear-shifting. You
can climb a steep grade or
change pace without apparent
motor effort"
It is estimated that the new
Dodges will be shown here on
October 5.
In the meantime, Mr.. Duncan
said the public reception Of the
new Plymouth has been splen-
did.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
WOnan's Club To
Meet On Friday

The Woman's club will meet on
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the community building when
Mrs. G. B. Price and Mrs. Wade
Eller will be joint hostesses.
North Carolina poetry will be the
topic of the program.
At this time plans will be COM
pleted for attending the district
meeting to be held in Boone on
Saturday. This meeting will be
held in the Boone Baptist church,
opening at 10 a. m. and closing
with a luncheon at 100. All
members are urged to make
plans to attend if possible.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
THE JOKE THAT TURNED

One of the reasons why you
can buy an electric light bulb
today for Is cents that in 1881
would have cost 40 cents, and
would have delivered only half
the present quantity of light, IS
the joke old-timers in General
Electric's lamp division used to
play on new engineers. They
were assigned the impossible"
task of frosting bulbs on the in
side. Such a bulb would diffuse
more light with less absorption,
but everyone knew it couldn't
be done, and each persplrlng
neophyte forgave the smokers
greeting his failure.
One day, however, Marvin
Pipkin was initiated. And he
not only found a way to frost
bulbs on the inside, but de-
veloped an etching acid which
gave minute rounded pits in
stead of sharp depressions, thus
materially strengthening each
bulb. No one told him 1t
couldn't be done, and he took
it so seriously that he did it.
Christian Science Monitor
G. T. Robbins, Div. Mgr.
"Your friendly neighbor"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
To Hold Official
Installation Sun,
Rev. J. w. Luke To Be In.
stalled as Pastor of Two
Churches This Sun.

The commission appointed by
Winston-Salem Presbytery to in
stall Rev. John w. Luke, pastor
of the Glendale Springs and Lau-
rel Fork Presbyterian churches,
has been called to meet to car
ry out it's instructions on Sunday
at 200 p. m. in the Glendale
Springs church and at Laurel
Fork at 400 p. m.
Rev. o. v. Caudill, of Elkin,
will preach the sermon. The
charge to the pastor will be Civ
en- by Rev. R. L. Berry, of Spar
ia and the congregation will be
charged by Elder J. o. Blevins,
of Lansing. Rev. R. H. Stone will
preside and PROFOUND the ques-
tions as president in the Book of
Church Order.
The public is invited to attend
these services.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
SERVICE ANNOUNCED

E. S. Stephens, Primitive Bap-
fist elder from Nealy Ridge, Va,
will preach at the following pla-
ces: Big Helton, Oct. 4th; Rich
Hill, Oct. 5th; Beaver Creek, Oct.
9Th; North Fork, Oct. 7th! Mea-
dow Fork, Oct. 9th; South Fork,
Oct. 9th; Roan's Creek, 10th and
18th; Senter, Oct. IL and Is.
All services will begin prompt
ly at II o'clock each morning.