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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28

Montana owes much In a his
tOrical way 10 one man. George
Catlin, who spent eight years
among the Indian tribes Of NOEeh
America and left a wonderfully
graphic and accurate account Of
what he saw In his wanderings,
besides a splendid collection OF
drawings and paintings that form
an imperishable record Of a day
that has gone.
Catlin came TO Montana In 1882 and
spent the summer at Fort Yellowstone
and elsewhere on the upper Missouri
observing the customs and habits OF
the Indians and the white population
that made a business Of trading with
the red men. and Sketching everything
he saw that was OF interest.
Every school child In Montana
should be told about Catlin, and il
would be a fine thing for this state II
an abridged volume In narrative form
could be published, telling the fas-
cinating story that Catlin has left Of
what ne saw in Montana nearly a
One Of Il Children
George Catlin was born in Wilkes
barre. Pa. July %. 1876. He died at
Jersey City. y. j.. Dec. %. 1872. He
was the fifth OF a family of IA chill
dren. His father Putnam Catlin, was
lawyer. His mother. Polly Sutton.
was the daughter OF a settler who
was engaged in the battles with the
Indians at the famous massacre OF
July, 1778, and she, along with her
mother, was captured by The Indians
at the surrender of Forty Fort. They
were afterward released. Catiin S
mother was a playmate Of Frances
the girl of years OF age
who was taken prisoner and carried
off by the Indians and found SO years
near Logansport, Ind, liv-
ing with the Miami Indians.
Catlin early attained a reputation
as an artist. and after travelling for
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28

Christmas shopping hint: Carry a
list OF the sizes Of wearing apparel Of
each member OF your family In your
purse.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28
MISTAKE

Mrs. Neerby--I took the recipe for
this cake out Of the book
Neerby-You did right It should
never have been put in.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28

Rats have driven all other animals
of Mary island IN the South Pacafis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Books Closed!

All purchases mode now, not
billed until November IS,
poyoble December.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
PenWomen Guests
Of Mrs. Thompson
Tacoma Members Entertain
Seattle Branch Friday

Tacoma members of the
Seattle branch of the Ma
tional League of American
Penwomen were hostesses to
the group. the only one in
Washington, at the charming
Steilacoom lake home of Mrs.
Ray Thompson Friday after
noon. Luncheon was served
picnic style out of doors near
the lake with the program
following in the house.
Those who assisted We're Mrs.
Charles w. Mason, Mrs J. A. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Joseph Watson. Mrs.
Homer Hartwick. Mrs J. X. Cor
don and Mrs. Paul Shaeffer of Puy-
allup, who recently became a men,
Der She recently published the
book d poetry written by the club
women of Washington.
Mildred Firth Crockett was the
speaker for the afternoon. She
told the group fascinating accounts
of Walter de la Mare.
Special guests at the luncheon
were Mrs. Jesseph of Chicago PEN
women. and her daughter, Miss
Georgia Jesseph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Summer Carnival
For Orthopedic
Tawasi Guild 10 Entertain
Al Dean Home on July II

All the traditional air and
atmosphere of a gay carnival
will be present for the bene-
fit beach carnival which
members of Tawasi Guild of
the Tacoma Orthopedic asso-
citation will give at the attrac-
tive summer beach residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Dean on Day Island July IL.
The guild. of which Mrs. George
Griggs Franklin. sr., is president
and founder. is planning a pro-
gram of beach amusements. boat
rides. fortune telling, sleight of
hand exhibitions. and wide
variety of other carnival booths
and features
Dinner will be served from 5
o'clock on. The carnival Is open to
all Orthopedic guild members and
their friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Entertains al Luncheon
Party at Dalhem

Mrs. Ralph Thomas was hostess
on Thursday afternoon for lunch
con at the Dalhem. Later in the
afternoon the guests went To the
hostess home for bridge where
honors were won by Mrs. Herehel
Monzingo. Mrs. Ralph DAWSON.
and Mrs. Mason McMonagle A
gift was also presented to Mrs.
Harmon Miller who leaves for At
lanta. Ca. in mid July Guests
at luncheon included Mesdames A.
X. Partridge. Earl Sweet. Ralph
DAWSON. Helen Peyran. John l..
Green, Herchel Monzingo. Harmon
Miller. Cecil Glaze. Joseph Crews.
Mason McMonagle. John smyths.
Clarence Young, Ray Fisher. Ray
mond Thomas: Misses Helen Bos-
worth. Ruth Phillips, Kathleen
Boyle. Porter Liggett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01

In keeping Nth -. theme -
ire 0elss<H anniversary ball. ssssa~
fsslon. wsil Re carried sut IN tanes
Il Gid Coming ~ u ae~s IN mid.
summer. tire party st~sy. - -
ended u fhx swrsrsax lawns
ahnaf ihs eiunhoas~. whlsh VII -
speciality lighted res the s~ps~star
.na docket eat wIth enlaffaai lava
furniture fsT -. eazssfnFs II re
xussss me iaalax azsah~xs - The
ssah are assisting with sh~ a~se-
Faflsns
supper ~lEi he served II II
ssslauk. and during the supper hour
tournament stars vii ~ sntFu2ias~
sd Many n the life asmh~fs and
ether older m.ah~rs n the eIuh
are planning 10 attend the hall IN
costume. reminiscent ~ ths sAIIy
ssss. ~ ne club.
Fur thn.~ ~ha ao nat care %
d.nrs. nunssous bridge parties sfv
h~lnx planned IN various pssssss
hsruss. members snd fas~ts ar
ranging 10 pin lns sfnup II ths
clubhouse FOR ths supper hoar
Mrs Homer r. Clay. pssssd~si
~ tho club. who 10 Announcing IN
affair. Promises "a make Ennwn
her COMMITTEES appointments suusv
time neat week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Additional Parties
For Country Club Dance

Parties are sonttassnx u ~
arranged ~ ths e'ssssatxy stss
erw~a far sheir summ~r atnn~r
sssHe~ which ~sIl ~ Hiyea -
Saturday evening m sAs pretty
clubhouse an Ans~sseAn lshx.
a group u shs ysanxsx - IL
Miss Amy LINN Musrsy's party
wiil - Mr.. and Mfs Tom Carr
stsns. Miss kfish Ann vosx. niss
rh~lfux wslisxs. Mr. Fhsiip Carr
sssn~, Mr.. ias~pn tterdssspr. ~.
D~sn Msaf,ousis Ard Mr. psnsta
As<s.lssm.
~ ana Mrs Don willard s~ve
slss nade w . party far ths
affair ~bieh ln<Issa~s IN end
Mrs. wsiii.m L~~ss. f,r. sna Mrs.
fsohsfs H<sa. ~. kd~srd AnAsr-
soa. MrsL ksthsya King yoss~Fi.
Mr. sna Mrs.. itasusd rssefsns. ~.
and Mrs.. Jasspa t's~p~s ard ~.
ard Mys. wiiaun Iaenskoa.
LIZ ard Nys r. - Wares vtil
slse ~ smang thess sassrtAlmlng
ard hare Asnsd thstx guests y
sbssr hosns sssors IN dance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Mrs. Hamilton
F eies Bride-io-Be
ssrpsiss Shower Honor
Mia Sosensoa

Mrs. James W. Hamilton
WA honse.s Friday evening
NJ her home on Mckinley
ave. At . surprise bridal
shower which she rave for
the pleasure Of Miss Mar
raret sarenssn. who WI b.
come the bride af Mr.. Georrs
pohsrty on July ~. During
the evening \ eors49e eE pink
avert peas and white huttou-
hole ehryAAnthemums and >
brides hook. made by The
guests. were presented 10 the
brife.to~he.
ti.mes w~se played snd later =
supper -. served ffasn IAes
envrf.a sahl& which wss rsnk1ts<t
wish . miniature w~ztlin4 eahe
supp~a with . bwtts ~e< hritte~
M4*st<t1 " 8ttE VS. ~ @ss=$ 1872
A<tfesi In the charm - IN tnnte
sprpsHsm~.ts ana th~fe ~pvs ptnh
AMI ~Aiss fiswsvs ases shrsneheus
Eh~ fssuma
During III ssppsv hour. fbe
hsisis.so~h~ w&s presented wssA :
sh.~~s af xisss frnm thaas pves~
snt. Thsy we're .rfsnmsa - IN
buffet whlsh was aseossisa wssh
sws l.sxs psHk ard ShIte hsIiA
Mrs Hi ah~rmAn. nzoth~r ~ the
hn~ssn~. ..~asssd her daughter
duFsns sh~ evening
ssts~~ts ~svs Ms~etamNs Js1s
Harvey. fssasia ul~ks. HaA~ft
Dunn. Ernest vtsnhhonses. Law
renee Anfsr~o~. r. u. f'rse<ileAas
william tsaxssy. psn Aersn~ev.
I'll Hhevmsn. rsiaxrsni Fvstess
ard Williams and Tire Mtanwe
Dorathv Paine Msrsam atfata.
faas.shy Last. Is.hs Pssnskl. tistea
faoss.s. Aubrey MsFssts ssd xisss-
80 sherman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Gray Ladies Unit
Will Entertain
Program end Party pisnrsd
For Fort Hospital

The Gray Lady Unit Of the
American Red Cross will sn~
terrain tho soldiers 1T Fort
Lewis hospital. Thursday
afternoon. the Fourth of July.
A musical program and Ice
cream party are planned.
MIRA. Charles Casper ~ fhs
Honolulu Conservatory ~ Music
viii hs In charge u the praxrsm,
assisted by members af fh~ staff
including Miss Mildred Iso~lsnhnsn.
Mlss Betty TsIiman and Mas Jean
Sable. The Gray Lady unit v
volunteer Organization of the
American Had Crosse organised last
October II ha. given each Tuss-
day ard friday 10 service ~ Ksft
I.awls hospital
Assisting In ths Ysaarsh ~ July
entertainment mr.. Mrs. A. H. Way.
chairman Mra James Murphy.
vice chairman. Mrs A. w Fpissu.
Mrs. Clay Pratt and Mrs. Hsruii
firutman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Tacomons Return from
California Motor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Teats and
their daughter, Miss Donna Rue
returned Thursday from a three
weeks motor trip through Califor-
MIA. They went as far south as
San Diego and on their return
stopped in San Francisco to at
tend the Worlds fair and to pick
up Mrs. Teats' mother. Mrs. F. NJ.
Graham, who returned for a visit
here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
viii Entertain al Lake
On Fourth of july

Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. Murphy who
are now located at their summer
home on Steilaeoom Lake. have
invited group for no-host picnic
supper on the Fourth of July.
Included are Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Rush of Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs f. H. Forbes. DIR. and Mrs.
f. u. Warren. DIR. and Mrs. Harry
Allison and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Jorgenson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
All White Wedding Solemnized
In Saint Patrick S Church
Popular Couple Greeted at Reception Following cere
mony al Home OF Brides Parents Mr.. and Mrs. Grei~e

The beautiful affairs decorated with white glado
in gold and two baskets of the flowers
placed at the entrance to the sanctuary in St. Paricks
Catholic church Saturday morning when Miss Elizabeth
Grewe and Mr. Harold Thomas Weaver pghed their troth
in 10 o'clock nuptial mass.
The Ri. Rev. Monsignor William J. Noonan performed
the ceremony which the bride given by her father
As lovely the setting the all white gowns and
flowers of both the bride and her four pretty attendants
Hers of white slipper satin fashioned with fitted bodice
marked by band of seed pearls and long sleeves shrred
the shoulder and coming to point the hand The
graceful skirt ended in court length train Her fnger-tp
length veil of sheer illusion net held by of
white stephanots She carried white prayer book
which placed two white orchids and stephanots sprays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
VIII Entertain al
Committee Luncheon

For a group Of doctors wives
who are planning the lunch
con for visiting doctors wives al
the Country club during The Aug
ust medical society convention.
Mrs. r. ID Warren viii entertain
at | o'clock luncheon on Monday
afternoon at her home
Those who will attend are Mrs
Weldon pascoe. Mrs. Charles Pas
coe. Mrs Fay Mace. Mrs. Lee
Power. Mrs Edwin Yoder. Mrs
Eugene Hansen. Mrs Tracy Dusr.
feldt, and Mrs. Robert Beach
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01

College of Education at Ellens-
burg She affiliated with Kappa
Sigma Theta sorority at c. p. S.
Mr.. Weaver is an alumnus of Sta
dium high school and the Uniyer-
sity of Washington He is a men,
Der of Phi Gamma Delta frater-
nifty and the Bachelor club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Daughter Born June n 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrisek

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Andrisek.
305ia Division lane. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
daughter. June ~. The baby is
being welcomed by her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Andri-
SEX. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Eli
son. and by a greatgrandmother.
Mrs. Ida Ellison of Retsil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Visitor. 10 Arrive
From Montana

M and Mr. Max zllessFkorn
Of Great Fails. Montana. ali A..
rive sunday. June 3oth. for one
weeks visit with relatives nnd
friends Their young daughter
will accompany them.
During their visit here they vii
be the guests Of their hrofher-in-
Law. Mr. Samuel OYerman and
his daughters Mr. and Mrs.
zuckerkorn we're formerly resi-
dents Of this city and have many
friends here whom they viii EMO
seeing again.
Mr. and Mrs Zuekerkorn. and
Mr. Offerfnsn and family viii b.
at home 10 guests during thlh
week 70 receive them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Selects Sept. |
AS Wedding Date
Miss Prince 10 Marry in
Temple Baptist Church

OF interest to their many
friends IA the announcement
being made today BY Miss
Charlotte l.. Prince Of this
city of the date Of her com
ing marriage 10 Mr.. Carroll
K. Judy. also Of Tacoma. The
ceremony will be solemnized
Sept. in the Temple Bap.
iist church.
Announcement ~ ths engage
merit Nas faA8s Nome time ago.
Tha bride o-ns IL tbs daughter
Of Mr. and Mfn. r NJ ffiBes 81
II15 No Yakima ave and L. a
Kradaats q Stadium high school
Her flame - the son q Mrs VI.
+ Judy a suohonninh. Wash.
where BE- attended snohoralsh nigh
y htsoI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Welcomed After Two
Months in Midwest

ars Lars Larson and nrz
John Fisher are belng welcomed
by their friends and relatives
after spending 2 months visiting
in the midwest. In North Dakota.
South Dakota and Minnesota they
visited relatives they had not seen
for 30 yeark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Mrs. Arkley Feses
Mrs. Joseph Gilpin

Mrs. John Arkley was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a small In
formal tea honoring Mrs. Joseph
II. Gilpin who Is leaving soon for
her annual visit To her parents
ranch in Canada. Mrs Gilpin will
be accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Sally Gilpin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
t1srrmsnns 10 Motor Fest
For Three WssLs

pr and Mrs a " Hermann
And shsif four daughters. Misses
Evsiy. Esther Lou. virginia and
lfafrssi,. are leaving iris wssss
end by motor for Minnesota snsi
Chicago Trey viii return ny way
~ ~ i.osiia after three weeks
During thsif shsenes Mr. ard Mrs
Earl Mann ~lll oeeapy thslF fsss.
dsnes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
informal Dancing Planned
Az University Club

Days of ths bridge opening esls-
bf4il0n viii find ths University
Union club = Kzy spot for mem
bern and their guests since on
Saturday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings the club wiil
BE- open for dancing Hours Eat
urday vii b from 0 20 until l
aselaek and ths other evenings
from Q % until IL 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Mrs. Murphy Vaestionine
On Hood Canal

Mrs. Thomas Murphy and her
two children, Patricia and Thomas.
jr.. are spending a fortnight on
Hood canal. They have been
joined by DR.. Murphy several
times during their stay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Lawn Tennis Club Looks Forward
To Golden Anniversary Ball
Supper Dane. July II wa Ahe Compliment ps<if;e
Novsh~ess Tennis Tournament Players

We, another Golden Jubilee viii - celebrated here when
The Tacoma Lawn Tennis club marks it, hoth year with
supprr dance Friday evening July H. 1t the clubhouse
The dance VIII also Re complimentary 10 Visiting pATrfs
herr Pacific Northwest tennis tournament tnv
4 through July II
Always gala affair The anniversary ball viii = auanr
an this year hceau=. NJ clubs enmpetan If half rrn
fury Of successful activity the eity social life - ws -
IN the spnri far which il was organised.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Mrs. Si,er 10 Honor
Husband and Mrs. Osholm

Mrs Samuel A. sizer will enter
tain Mt dinner party the eve
ming Of July s. Guests OF honor
will be Mrs. Axel oxholm and Mr..
sizer. Invitations have been OK
tended TO about IS guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Daughter Born TO
Former Taconan

Hr. and Mrs John Mclaughlin
sayies Elsie Jane yoorhees) are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter In a Seattle
hospital Friday. Jun. %. Mrs.
Sayies was well known In Tacoma
where she attended Stadium and
c. p. s. and In Seattle the Uni
yersity Of Washington.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs..
NJ ~ voorhees, and Capt saylss
Of Seattle and Ketchlkan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Calvin Hoppers Bid Adieu
To House Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hopper
have had as their house guest
Mrs. Hoppers aunt. Mrs. Alex
Matheson of Vancouver. ". c.
Mrs. Matheson was here for a few
days early In the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01

The brides only Jewelry was the
gold locket, set with diamonds,
which was given to her by the
bridegroom. Lockets were also
tokens from the bride to her at
tendants. They were particularly
attractive with the gowns of white
MORE taffeta. The maid of honor,
Miss Ann Louise Greiwe, younger
sister of the bride. wore a dress
fashioned with fitted bodice with
scallops and full skirt. The brides
maids. Mrs. J. Dean Barline, older
sister of the bride; Mrs. James w.
Rawlings Jeanne ComforD, her
cousin. and Miss Mary Louise Eel
ger. had gowns made also with fun
skirts but with scalloped jackets.
Miss Greiwe's flowers were white
roses. and the other attendants
carried white fan-shaped bouquets
of sweetpeas, and in their hair had
COfO1eLS ol sltfiidiioAist oiiiAi"a ~
the brides head-dress.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Greiwe, and her
husband. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Weaver.
Miss Margaret Eileen Namely
organist, played the wedding pro-
cessional and occasional marches
and selections during the nuptial
mass, and before the ceremony
Mrs. Bernard Bagan sang On
This Day" Ave Maria, 70 Lord
I Am Not Worthy and "Panis
Angelicus."
Mr.. Robert X. Weaver was his
brothers best man, and ushers
were Mr.. Henry Loquavam of
Portland, Mr.. Warren Holm and
Mr.. Richard Greiwe, brother of the
bride.
Receiving at the home of the
brides parents, 2s17 No. Warner,
after the wedding were Mrs.
Greiwe, Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver. the
best man and the brides attend
ants, in addition to the bride and
bridegroom.
In keeping with the allwhite
motif of the wedding. the home
was also a delightful profusion of
white blooms, and on the table the
flowers were attractive in crystal
and silver holders.
Mrs. Greiwe received in gown
of turquoise blue crepe accented
by a gold cross. Her flowers We're
gardenias. Mrs. Viewers gown
was powder blue crepe, and she,
too, wore a corsage of gardenias.
Presiding at the collation. table
were Mrs. Gerald Patten, Mrs.
+. J. Ludeman, Mrs. o. T. Jack
son, Miss Lillian Yuncker, Mrs.
George Felzer, and Mrs. Rudolph
A. Wagner. an aunt of the bride.
Assisting were Miss Dolores
O'Connell, Miss Mary Grassland,
Mrs. George Palo MARY Lille
berg), Miss Sally Hunt. and Miss
Nancy Haley, who cut the bride S
cake.
French blue, a light wool en-
semble, was worn by the bride
for her travelling ensemble. Her
accessories were navy blue, and
she wore white orchids. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weaver will make their home
in Seattle when they return from
their wedding trip.
The bride attended Aquinas
academy, the College OF Puget
Sound and Central Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Guests OF Mr.. Long risss
For Brief Stay

Mrs. A.dlsy tsstisr and her
mother. hfs " " hhAfsr u Am.
faad ssfs guests ~ Mrs r u.
Long on Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-01
Swiss Ladies 10 Meet

Members of the Ladies' Swiss
society will hold their meeting on
Wednesday evening. The meeting
has been called for O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-27

stopped short and faced him; her
black eyes snapped angrily.
II don't want to talk to you alone
now or any other time" she ragged
at him. "Get that through your
head. I've told you times enough.
Come on, Nancy" Her tone was
imperious. She gave my arm a
sharp tug and started on at an in
creased pace.
But Proctor was not to be so
easily dismissed. He STROBE after
us and caught her by the arm.
You needn't try out your fine
airs on me-" he snarled. "Ill let you
off this morning-seeing you have
company" word and glance at
me were contemptuous. But you'll
listen to me and like it-or be
sorry"
He dropped her arm, sprang on
his horse and, with slashing blow
from his crop, started the poor ami
NAL into a gallop, plentifully sprin-
king us with mud as he dashed
away"
"Boor" snapped Kaye.
I made no comment; there really
wasn't anything for me to say.
Our visit to the village was most
interesting. About dozen cottages
formed settlement at one side of
a small cove in which several dories
were anchored. From the outer
edge of the cove wooden bridge
went out 10 tiny island. From the
further end Of the bridge a road
wound up the island to central
ridge where were three Q summer
cottages, now shattered and de-
serted for the winter. Two shacks
raised on piles above the tapping
waves were on the island beach not
far from the bridge, which was not
more than two feet above the wa
ter. Kaye told me that it was not
unusual for shacks and bridge to
be swept away during a bad storm.
The cottages into which we went
were poorly furnished but neat and
clean. The women seemed hard
working lot, striving to make the
most of what they had. The poverty
everywhere evident was not the
fault of the fishermen. Kaye told
me. For the last two years the
prices paid for fish had been very
small, which reduced to minimum
the fishermen's income.
With the exception of one man,
every one in the village seemed de-
lighted to see Kaye. The exception,
tall, we'll built man with sWarthy
complexion and brown hair and
eyes, was standing in front of one
CT the cottages. When he saw US,
he scowled ferociously and lounged
inside. 1t seemed to me that the
scowl was directed as much at me
as at Kaye, which surprised me, for
to my knowledge 1 had never seen
the man before
"Who-~" was interrupted by an
insistept nudge from Kaye ana
wondering, lapsed into silence.
(To Be Gcntinued)