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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-02
Washington rry-Go-Round
The Brass Ring This Week Goes To John L. Lewis;
Organized Labor Still Amazed at Clio Chiefs Reversal
DREW PEA q 4 d N
ROBERT s. ALLEN


Lewis
parakin Of the same NJ
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-02
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
By EARL L. DOUGLASS. D. D.
DOES GOD STILL SPEAK
TO MAN?

Is there still communication be-
tween God and man? Does God
speak to men as He is reported in
the Bible to have spoken to them
centuries ago?
Not in the same way perhaps
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for the answers.
/. Name the city in Canada larg-
est in population.
2. Will salt water freeze?
8. Who wrote the novel 80 Big?"
4. In which colony of French West
Africa is the city of Dakar?
5. Where did Gen. Robert E. Lee
surrender to Gen. U. S. Grant?
6. Dorothy Thompson is the wife
Z. What relation is King Mihai OF
Rumania to the late King Constan-
tine of Greece?
8. How many children has Wen
dell Willkie?
9. What near-Eastern peoples en-
gagged in the African slave trade for
more than a thousand years?
10. Name the French explorer who
discovered the Mississippi River.
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TODAY's COMMON ERROR
Do not say, Reverend Jones"
or 1.-THE Reverend Jones
preached; say, "the Rever.
end Mr.. JONES'" the Rever-
end John Jones" or "the
Reverend DR.. Jones'"
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What's Your |. O.?

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions? Turn to Page 10
for the answers.
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National
Spotlight
IVote In East
Will Probably
Swing Election
This is the last Of three Sec
tiOnaI prediction rOundups.
BY BRUCE CATION
Waterbury Democrat Washington
Correspondent

Washington, Nov. 2.-Most uncer-
tain of all the presidential battle
grounds this year is the east.
One things does seem apparent
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ON June 20, I037-the day when
Dayey finally called out the troops
and ordered them 10 dlsperse the
picket lines-the governor was be.
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II you want a copy Of the book
let FAMOUS AUTHORS" send
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Washington Bureau, 1913 Thir-
teenth Street, Washington. D.. c.
Enclose ten cents in postage.
Evening star., 1940-06-06

radiomen, 95 as parachute men, II
as armorers, ~ as photographers,
SO as weather men and sc as engine
men. Approximately these propor-
tions will hold good regardless of
the size of the enlisted strength of
the Air Corps.
Courses Of Various Lengths.
AS of March l. the Air Corps had
completed the training of $500 spe-
cialists who had enlisted early this
fiscal year or in prior fiscal years
and had $500 more in school. This
left total of some $4,000 enlisted
men under this years program still
to be trained in the various special
lied lines.
Under the new school set-up, Scott
Field is being used for basic train
ing, Chanute for training in the
specialized mechanical branches, and
Lowry Field for training in arma-
ment, photography and such spe-
cialties. The courses are of various
lengths-radio requiring six months,
clerical only two to three months
Evening star., 1940-06-06
IHE EVENING" STAR, WASHINGTON THURSDAY JUNE 4o

pilots. The Air Corps Technical
School has been greatly expanded.
Chanute Field, Rantoul, Ill. for
merly the sole home of the school,
today is one of three school CEN
tiers. Scott Field, Ill.,, and the huge
new Lowry Field, Colo, one of the
largest Air Corps posts, have been
developed for the training of spe-
cialists. In addition. the Air Corps
has contracts with seven outstand-
ing civilian aviation mechanics
schools covering the primary train
ing Of Air Corps mechanics.
During the current fiscal year
$3.50 specialists have gone through
the Air Corps schools and 1000
through the civilian schools. The
system, well established and func-
tioning efficiently and smoothly, is
capable Of great enlargement to
rleet future needs.
Gen. Arnold Praises Recruits,
The enlistment of Air Corps re-
cruits under the current expansion
program, was virtually completed by
March. Congress authorized a total
of $4,000 men and the Air Corps has
recruited up to 44,537, the limit of
funds actually available. Virtually
all the recruits are graduates of high
schools or have the equivalent of
this education in trade experience.
They are, according to Maj. Gen.
Henry H. Arnold. chief of the ARMY
Air Corps, men of excellent char
acter and have demonstrated a nigh
degree of physical fitness and apti-
tude for service in the Air Corps"
The program for training enlisted
mechanics in the civilian schools has
been progressing on schedule. A
total OF Ito of the $500 authorized
to be admitted to these schools dur
ing the current fiscal year had been
admitted by March l and the first
class Of 108 was graduated January
81. Courses last an average of %
weeks and all of the $500 author
lied this year are expected to COM
plete their training this summer.
OF 2,200 Air Corps enlisted men
taking specialists courses on whom
reports now are available, 1900 are
being trained as airplane mechanics,
"A as aircraft machinists, "a as
Welders, SO as metal workers. $50 as
Evening star., 1940-06-06
and other specialties various De.

and other specialties various pc.
riods.
The Navy, acting as 4 self-con-
tanned organization, is training its
own mechanics wholly in its own
schools. It has been estimated that
the Navy will need 5000 machinists
and other ratings for its new train
ing airplanes alone, though totals
have not been announced for it's
whole aviation enlisted require
ments.
Copyright, 194O.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING


Blue M0usE-Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in My Favorite Wife" 1890.
2:lo. ass. 7:45. 1890; also Bar
bara Read in Curtain Call l.i0.
1855. ESQ, $50.
MUSIC BON-Bing Crosby and Gloria
Jean in III l Had Ny Way" 1880.
400, 7;05, 1918; also Bob Burns
and Mischa Auer in Alias The Dea-
con-" II: 30. 2:4o, 5:45. 1855.
Knowles in Women in War" IL IS.
2:15. 4:55. 7:3o. 1913; also Warren
william and Jean Muir In The
Lone Wolf Meets a Lady" :o5. s:46.
6:25. 900.
RIvIERA-Johnny Mack Brown and
Bob Baker in Desperate Trails.
Has. 2:30. $40. 1865. 1928: also
Gordon Harker and Alister Sim in
Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday,
1855, $40. $40. 900.
RONY-James Cagney and Ann sheri-
400. TOO. 1000: also Lucille Bali
and James Ellison In You Can't
Fool Your Wife" 1850. 2;45. 5;45,
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Burgess Meredith and
also Pat OBrien and Edward Arnold
In Slightly Honorable"
COMMUNITY McCrea and
Nancy Kelly In He Married HI.
WIFE: also Edgar Bergen and
Charlie Mccarthy in Charlie Nc
Carthy, Detective"
KAY STREET-Bing Crosby and
Martha Raye in waikiki We'd
ding: also Jean Hersholt and
Dorothy Lovett in Meet Dr.
PARk-Nancy Kelly and Joel McCrea
in He Married His Wife: also The
Jones Family in Young AS You
Feel"
PROCTOR-spencer Tracy and Hedy
LAMAR in II Take This Woman:
also Lynn Bari and Donald Wood
in City OF Chance"
REALART-Margaret SULLIVAN and
James Stewart IN The Shop
around the Corner. also The Old
South"
REN-John Garfield and Ann Sheri-
dan in Castle on the Hudson.
also Ronald Reagan in Smashing
the Money Ring"
SHE'LL = Sierid Gurie and william
Lundigan in THE Forgotten Won
an" also Marjorie Reynolds and
John Trent in Stunt Pilot"
ST NsET-Leslie Howard and Ingrid
Bergman in 'Intermezzo'; also
william Gargan ana Kent Taylor
in Three Sons"
TEMPLE-Robert Montgomery and
Reginald owen in The Earl OF Chi
oago"; also Jane Withers In High
School"
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Little Gloria Jeon will make
her second appearance in mo-
ton pictures today at the Mu-
sic Box theoter where she is
appearing with Bino Crosby in
"If Had Ny Woy."
These are Meet the Sun Half
Way" 81 Haven't Time to BE a
Millionaire" and 'Pessimistic
Character" performed as duets by
Bing and Gloria: III Had My
Way" a solo by Crosby, and Lit
tie Gray Home in the West"
solo by Gloria; April Played the
Fiddle" by Bing and the Six Hits
and Miss. and Eddie Leonard
singing his slways-remembered
Ida" and Blanche Ring singing
her unforgettable rings on My
Finers," with the Six Hits and a
Miss.
Other old-timers who appear In
the picture are Trixie Friganza,
Grace LaRue and Julian Eltinge.
The supporting cast includes Ell
Brendel. famous Swedish dialect
comedian, Charles Winninger.
Claire Dodd. Mana Bryant and
Donald Woods.
Bob Burns will also be seen on
the same bill in Alias the Dea-
con-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Ann Sheridan Is
Tough But Tender

Who Ia potsntislly the greatest
bon office star In Hollywood :
According to Director William
Ssishlsy vine - giving 'cemph"
"Tafrid Zone setting Al Warner
nrns. lt's Ann sheridan.
The fact that she survived .
series nj mi~eastinTs. that she re-
NAMED good sport through ~
all and that her sood.bad EIfi. NJ
had good girl Characterization
ara capturing popular fancy
proves H. says tseiEhey.
A. In III All Cana True" eur.
rent nosy attraction, Miss sheri'
dan displays mare ~ the tough.
bartender screen qualities In
"rorrid zone" that, according 10
ks,Ehiry. makes her dynamite
with aiidirnreH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14

CLEARWATER, F1a.-A mon
ster war-machine. an amphibian
tank capable of carrying 40 sol
diers or 1000 pounds OF cargo. IL
being built here by Donald Roeb-
ling, under navy department
contract.
Roebling, who had built two
similar tanks for Red Cross and
Coast Guard rescue work. has
switched his attention from mercy
To war at the request Of navy Off
Gals. After witnessing demonstra-
tions In which the early tanks
splashed through water, climbed
steep banks and moved swiftly
through dense underbrush, they
commissioned him 10 build an sx-
perimental naval tank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Jane Withers in High
School" at the Temple

When Jane Withers and Cliff
"Ukelele Ike" Edwards met for the
first time on the set of High
School," James new goth Gen.
tu.y-Fox starring vehicle, now at
the Temple theater, Jane sur
prised Cliff by telling him that he
had had a vital influence on her
career.
Jane explained that when she
made her first stage appearance
10 years ago, at the age of three,
the hit of her debut was an i'm
personation of "Ukelele Ike" The
scene was the Ponde de Leon thea
ter in Atlanta, Ga, and the occa-
sion launched her on the career
which led to screen stardom and
world fame.
Today, 10 years later, Cliff is
playing a featured role in High
School" as the cowboy pal Of Jane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Nv PAUL HARRISON
"a s.~xlr. staff Garrrxnou,

NEA Serttre Sthff SorrrsPonue"s
HOLLYWOOD 49, Behind the
screen: Edward Robinson and
Edna Best were rehearsing a
scene for The Man From Fleet
Street" story OF Julius Reuter-.
founder of the first big news
gathering service. My pigeons
will carry messages from Brussels
and Aachcn hours ahead Of the
coach line" said the actor. They
may call me the pigeon fool but
my pigeons will bind the nations
of Europe closer together
Put more confidence in that
line" said William Dieterle. di-
recting. Now let's try IL again"
Robinson hesitated. asked the
time. Dieterle assured him that II
would be five minutes before the
next broadcast OF war bulletins,
and that an assistant director
would call him. "Okay,' said
Robinson, but don't let MS forget
that julius Reuter- has to keep up
with the news"
The pioneer newsgatherer had
better luck with his pigeons than
Curly and Dave Twiford. Holly
woods leading animal men, had
with the birds they trained for the
picture.
After q week OF patient work
with five carriers. Curly got EN-
used to set noises and lights so
that they'd perch on Robinson's
shoulder. The pigeons then work.
ed one day, and very capably, too.
Next morning. at the Twiford
ranch, Curly went to get the birds
and found. instead, contented-
looking wildcat snoozing on pile
OF feathers.
Dave T'wiford, II turned out. had
gone home late from a job ut an
other studio and had showed his
trained wildcat into the wrong
cage.
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JuhnnY Mack hfuwn hss tas
starring role IN the story which =
said 10 blend comedy. romance
and unexpected thrills. Featured
IN tAs supporting cast are uoh
nsksr. singing star. snsssy Knight.
cowboy comedian: Frances Rehsn.
son and Young nlll cody. u.
Character roles are carried ny
Russsll Simpson. Clarence W. VII
san. ra Cassidy. Charles Stevens
and Ralph Dunn.
sharing the screen IL an 81.
citing munisr nyrtary.
When the iaeai police turn IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14

when they go from America to
Germany to try TO set some money
from an ancestral estate. Instead
Of playing baseball. he learns AT
school 10 throw wooden hand
grenades and likes H. When he
first reaches Germany. he gal
lops around playing cowboy. But
one day he marches in. poses In
the Mani salute and declalms
"one people. one nation, one
leader!"
Touches Of Rnti-Germanlc bit
terness are being written Into
movies which have nothing 10 do
with current affairs In Little
Men" for example. you'd never
expect TO find veilcd suggestion
Of war guilt Yet there's schools
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Musical Treat
AT Music Box
Bing Crosby and
Gloriu Jeon Starred

New songs performed In the IT.
resistible Crosby manner, the sec
ond appearance of the gifted song
bird. Gloria Jean, and the addi-
ton OF five of the most famous of
old-time vaudevillians are prom
Used in Universals new offering.
IF I Had Ny Way" starring Bing
Crosby and Gloria Jean, which
comes to the Music Box theater
today.
In the matter of tuneful mel
odies, eight songs are to be heard.
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member her not only for her con-
tribution to the American theater
but for her unselfish devotion to
the happiness and well being of
"the boys over there Your re-
porter remembers her in both ca
pacities and seeing her again, even
after all these years, brings a
warmth to ones soul like stepping
out into the spring sunshine 3.
Elsie Janis was more than an
actress, she was pal 10 thou
sands Of boys who forgot the trag-
edy which surrounded them on
every side when she sang and talk
ed of happied days.
And so, In women In War"
Miss Janis, aided by Wendy
Barrie and Patric Knowles,
tells again the story with
which she Is so familiar =.
the story Of those angels"
whose gentle touch, CHEEKY
smile yes, whose very
presence helped to take the
curse out of those dark days
which all the world prayed
would never again return.
Yet, even as this is written, the
shells of oppression are blasting
the very graves of the men who
gave their lives that the peoples
of the earth might walk in freedom
and in peace, one with the other.
The companion film at the
RialtO Is titled, THE Lone
Wolf Meets a Lady," and stars
Warren william in the por-
trayal Of a role which is fast
becoming an institution.
He is supported by Jean Muir,
Eric Blore, Victor Jory, Roger
Pryor and Warren Hull.
The story, as the title implies,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14

= verdict II sssseisis Inspector tgnxn~
lelah cuts SHIRT hls vsrntIon -
Investigates what proves 10 - M
most smssiax murdsr ssse. In fhe
film ''lnsr~esar He<nielxh On
itelsday~ ticfssca tisrtsr mi
Alsstsu MIN sFe starred il IN
roth csntasy.f'ux rsles~e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Out On Bail!

NEW NORk-Jos. Nj. Schenck,
chairman of the board OF Twenti-
eth Century-Fox Pictures Corpora
ton. pleaded not guilty yesterday
when arraigned on indictments
charging income tax violations.
perjury. conspiracy and making
false statements to government
Investigators.
Joseph Moskovitz. his S52.-
000-a-year bookkeeper. plead
ed not guilty at the same time
TO charges he aided Schenck
In falsifying income tax re-
turns. The indictment alleges
the film magnate underpaid
the government more than
$500, 900.
Bail of $1,000 was set and both
men were given permission to re-
turn to California, until such a
time as they are needed in court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Movies Hit by War as Actor Demands Late
News Flashes Between Takes: Whacking Nazis

room scene In which Professor
Bhaer IL pointing 10 map 81
Europe and aulsEing the kids an
each country's products What
does France make - he asks. and
little giri answers. Perfume
Belgium :" he continues. and =
boy replies, Lace" Another says
that olive oil comes from Italy
Th~n tho teacher pslnts IN
Germany. And what about
Germany ?"
THERE'S . pause. a little Girl
raises her hand and answers,
"Toys.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Blitzkrieg Coyotes
COTTONWOOD FALLS. Mas

Chase county has paid bounty On
$50 coyotes % far this season with
almost one-third OF the money 20
ing to Kenneth and Carl Pinkston,
brothers Kenneth collected bolin-
ty on So voyotes and Carl on 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
BETTE SHOOTS
BETTE sHAkES

A shot shattered the stiffness
Of stage 8 At Warmers David
Newell lnrehed through the door
OF a house. stumbled down the
steps. sprawled ON the lawn. Re
hind him came BETTE Davis with
n revolver Moving M " dared,
she poured four mere shots into
Newelis body. CUT yelled
william wyier. That's swell
It's a take"
Then take this thing" said
Miss Davis. II hate guns. The
last time | shot anyone was IN
broadway my first lead. This
gun made me no nervous that
killed the man 10 minutes too
soon In the second act and hs
had 10 play dead while we stood
around and al libbcd all ovrr
him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
NO ACCENTS HERE

Metro Goldwyn Mayors zone
Came Home" though set in Vir-
ginia and Maryland, Is one picture
in which no Southern accents Will
be used.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
JOHNNY RUSSELL
PLAYS NAH ROLE

Joan Bennett, Lloyd Nolan and
Francis Lederer have the leading
roles In II Married q Mani" but
the bitterest irony and some Of
the most gripping drama IL In
scenes played by small Johnny
Russell.
As the son OF Miss Bennett and
Lederer. he accompanies them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
7S, NEVER IN CENSUS

ANTIOCH, Cal.-At the age of
70. Joel H. Ford has yet to be
included in a u. S. census. He says
census takers have contrived to
miss him and his family each dec
ade since 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14

1t just before she sailed for France. back in those
hectic days of World War No. l. that Miss Janis accepted
screen role AT that time she at the height of her
on the stage it in those days. than 20
years that she of the best loved entertainers
in America.
Thousands there who mystery and good
member one sustained
tribuion and skuy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14

GzT4%4dh6ET11
IIN AW"pUp lIa(st\\\\NV
Women In Var.

For the first time since 1917,
Elsie Janis appears on the screen 10
tell the story of Women In War" a
picture which opened yesterday at
the Rialtn theater.
Evening star., 1940-03-04

More than 100 tons Of freight are
being hauled every day over the
Running Burma highway in China.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
Arrests Declared Unlikely
In Case Of Human Skins
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALEM. Oreg., March 4.-The
mystery of two human skins de-
livered at Napa (CalifD tannery
for processing Saturday has been
solved to the satisfaction of Oregon
State police, but the case goes to
Marion County Prosecutor Lyle
Page today as matter of routine.
State Police Sergt. Farley Mogan
said no arrests were likely.
The skins were traced to refuse
container in the North Pacific Den
tai Colleges dissecting laboratory
in Portland. They were taken by a
student, whose identity was with
held to save him dismissal from
school, and given to Orin c. Nc
Dowell, jr, 81, Salem meat cutter.
Mcdowell admitted he had been
. fascinated by physicians billfold
. made of human skin.
Mcdowell told Sergt. Mogan he
gave the hides to Elmer Griepen-
trog of the Salem Tanning Co. for
! tanning. Mr.. Grienpentrog said he
became "leary" of the job and sent
them to the Napa tannery for proc
essing. The Napa tanners got sus-
picious and called in Sheriff j. P.
. Steckter and officers of two States
began an 18-hour job of finding
out where the macabre shipment
came from.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
Japan Demands Return
OF Il Nazis by British
b, the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
TOXIC, March 4.-Vice Foreign
Minister Masayuki Tani today de-
manded the return Of IL Germans
still held by the British Of the 81
they seized from the Japanese liner
Asama Maru January 20.
Nine already have been returned
under q compromise settlement OF
Japanese protests over stoppage OF
the ship.
The reply Of British Ambassador
Sir Robert Leslie Cragie, to whom
Tani made the demand, was not
known.
Tani and Sir Robert also dis
cussed a compromise over the $780,
000, 900 in Chinese government cur
rency impounded in banks inside
the British concession at Tientsin
Japanese claim to the money was
one of the major points at issue in
British-Japanese conferences last
summer over the Japanese blockade
of the British and French Tientsin
concessions.
Reliable sources said the plan in
cluded two points+that 100000
(about $500 ,000) be used for relief
In r-stricken areas of North
China, and that the balance be
placed under joint British
Japanese commission.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
Charged With Cruelty,
Blind Man Yields Pet
By the Associated Press.

6y the ASSOCIATED Press.
SEATTLE, March 4.-Robert A.
SCOTS Apartment was lonely today
Airn, his friend and companion OF
two years, was en- route back to
the Seeing Eye Institute at Morris
town, N. j., where Scott, blind
newspaper and tobacco stand oper-
ator, obtained him.
Scott would have liked to have
kept Airn, but the attention the
dog got from the public made him
nervous and hard to control and
when Scott disciplined him as he
had been taught to do, he waa
charged with cruelty.
Last week a kind judge released
Scott when informed the blind man
would send Airn back to New Jersey
Last night Scott stood on the de-
pot platform until the rumble OF
the train carrying Airn faded in
the distance.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
Richard Halliburton
Sailed Year Ago Today
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March A.
Richard Halliburton, American ad-
venturer and writer sailed a year
ago today from Hong Kong for San
Francisco In Chinese junk.
Ahead Of him were thousands of
miles Of ocean and the expectation
Of great welcome at the Golden
Gate International Exposition.
Twenty days later he and his 65-
foot craft and his IA crew members
vanished in heavy storm 1900
miles northwest of Midway Island
Passenger vessels looked for him,
and the U. S. Cruiser Astoria scam
ned $4,000 square miles of the pa
ciflc. No trace of the junk was ever
found.
He has been legally dead several
months, under decree of Memphis.
Tenn, court. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Halliburton of Men,
phis. were left the income from his
sizeable fortune, saved from money
realized on lecture tours, films and
the sale of such of his books a.
"The Royal Road to Romance, -
"The Glorious Adventure" and
New Worlds to Conquer"