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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Cliff. the Ideal Type {.

Virgil Cliff will be among this districts representatives
to the national public links tournament at Detroit
Which should be, If know the background OF
the young
Cliff has played golf from his early boyhood tracking
behind the adult heels of his daddy Luther Cliff who had
fallen hard for the game and intended his offspring take
game dropped off his life
gotten did his face
handicap He wanted Virgil to learn early and properly
the Of Ray Ball. veteran professional
Virgil the
him all the shots the bag until today
Cliff Is polished golfer
alike He exceptionally consistent steady
matching beating par along the way Of competition
Virgil . city champion He clean
who stands beyond ordinary
popular fellow players.
competition and plays the for what II recreation
pleasure
Yesterday bumped veteran,
u a kid:
BOY did wham out Of vrg winning of those
Northwest finer representative
tournament things Virg
personality the and background II he half
decent back in Detroit he'll do all right"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
HARTMAN AND TIGER BOSSES RESHUFFLE THE CARD!
Star Takes
Pledge; Is Reinstated
Little Fellows Ability in Field and
AT Bat Will Minimize Whites Loss

Vincent (subby Hartman has been chance to
deal the He the
management pressure
righaboutface positive
will never again play a Tiger uniform"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Twilight Baseball Loop

Arctic Bottlers are showing the
way in the Twilight Baseball
league with five wins and only
one loss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
IN \ITED PRESS


The Salem Senators again chal-
lenge the league-leading Spokane
ball club in this weeks Western
International league headliner.
Spokane retained its margin over
the Solons by dividing a four
game series at Salem last week.
end. The two clubs begin play
tonight in Spokane.
Tacoma goes to Wenatchee for
three-game series.
Yakima opened its series against
Vancouver, B. c.. last night with
a 81 decision and moved back into
third place over Tacoma. The
Pippins obtained IA hits and
pushed across three runs in the
sixth to wipe out a 81 advantage
held by the Canadians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Pioneer League
RY United PRESS

Salt Lake made every hit good
for a run to beat Idaho Falls, liz,
last night and widen its lead in
the Poioneer league to five games.
Smith and Rogers hurled for
Idaho Falls. while Piscovitch of
the Bees held the Russets to eight
bingles.
Second-place Boise was dumped,
10, by Ogden. The Reds scored
four runs in an extra inning to
break a tie and moved up to two
games behind the third-place Rus
sets. The Reds pounded out 10
safeties off Susee, while Ford
scattered 10 bingles to the Pilots.
Pocatello put on a home run
barrage to defeat Twin Falls, 9-5.
Circuit clouts were made by White
and Archuletta for the Cards.
Archuletta gave the Cowboys 10
hits, while Hayes allowed Poca-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

: Hartman asked for reconsidera-
ton and offered to take a pledge
guaranteeing his department for
the remainder of the season.
The brilliant little shortstop
went before A man of the cloth
and took the pledge, as he had
promised.
Hartman, Double A performer
when in top stride, proved he de-
sired to do right by his employers
by this action. That is much to
the credit of the popular 25-year-
old star.
When Hartman failed 10
show against Vancouver here
July 3 he was. suspended for
two weeks without pay. The
Tiger management. angered
by his repeated violations OF
training rules, made IL en-
phatic that upon completion Of
the suspension Harri man
would be given another sus-
pension without pay or re-
leased.
The management also en-
phatically declared that "Harri-
man is through with us, even il
the Tigers lose every remaining
game"
ASKED TO BE FIRED
Hartman, at the time, asked
that his suspension be discarded
and that he be fired outright.
This was refused. Under suspen-
sion player cannot play with any
other team. There is no money
coming in to fight the wolf. 1t
is the arrangements weapon to
punish an offender.
AS the days went by Hartman
saw the error of his way and man.
fully admitted his disobedience,
but asked for another chance. He
wanted to prove his sincerity.
Other players argued in his
behalf. So did other club Off
cials. Yesterday there was
general session and when
Stubby took the pledge, the
slate was cleaned.
Hartman, in condition and play
ing as he is capable of playing.
will mean strength to the Tigers,
more especially now with Don
White, the young outfield star
and general utility man, gone to
the San Francisco Seals for
$4,000.
Incidentally, the sale of White
probably was the main reason
Harriman's case was reopened.
The White war club will be miss
ed. Harrimans can fill the gap.
And with Don Trower and Gene
Kiley coming from the Seals to
join the Tiger forces, the picture
appears brighter. If the pitchers
can deliver the Bengals will be
potent indeed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

st. Paul 8, Indianapolis ! Min
neapolis S, Louisville 10; Kansas
City 5. Toledo 4, Milwaukee 8,
Columbus 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

Fifth race-Purse $500, 8 year
old and up. alcs. mdns, 6 fur.
80. Crooked River (Shindle) los
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
M] Ike
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
HOW THE SERIES ENDED

Seattle 8. Portland o.
Los Angeles. Hollywood /.
San Diego 5. Sacramento 3.
Oakland 5, San Francisco 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

From the proerom sellers TO the officios Long
will money Tuesday for the Red Cross feature
competition being stoeed at the popular Renton trock and
cote money we'll soories of oil employees from top to
bottom go into the funds 1t is noble gesture for noble
At the top you Presiding Steward Al Hardy left Next
Associate Steward and Racing Secretary NJ H. Morrison and
Associate Steward Russell Sondes Their sooes and effort
ore donated Below you Al Hewitt, program seller who
I'm going to enjoy this doys work than any other
I've trained TO develop louder yell sell pro-
Red Cross doy All the of the boys feel the
woy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Indians Meet
Salem Outfit
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

New series: Tacoma at Wenat-
chez, Salem at Spokane, Vancouver
at Yakima.
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Lonqacres Selections for Wednesday

Here are Wednesdays overnight
selections for Longacres:
First Race-Purse S400. Swear
olds and up. Wash. Foal, claiming;
5ia furlongs:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-31
Git,eeja,,Ht

SSll bin Elm GROCER gerebrer bon
Golnnlonpleasrid)ter See 4. Sfeel.
ser IN Der fonmenoen Wobl iid) ltm
bas Mlnt zines 9iid)ters am gppellas
ticnsNcrid,t belpirbt. Oieine pcrion,
lide @efanntid)oit batiert bon Ger
,3eit. 100 id, OILS 8cidmorcner in Ell
ner &lage i,lnsierte oie Dor linn per,
hanoclt lpurbe. Cb,pohl id, fein
Mcd)tsaelehrter bin. lnerfte id) O0d.
oab Hid)ter Sfeel elm herporragen=
ser Sllriit lit. ser in llnparteiiiher
uno geiebmGBiser 6orm oieGerbano-
luneen leitete lrno IN popllldrer, oer-
| itGnolid,er @eiie sic Slrp inltrllierte.
Sd, getpam ben Ginorlld, oaB er pie
eeihaffen iiir sen Mid,terihlbl lit.
Oab er als Mtitslieo oes boberen @e-
rihtsboies feline Stellung 5uirieoen-
ltelleno ausfiillen miro. beslueifele id)
nif)t. Sn Mnbetraf>t ieiner lanaiab-
rigen grfabrnne uno ieirer umfaiien-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-31
3tp2rorOm
rSbc Gucip Wfat SbcN Wnntc5"
be9innt ant 2. gtuucmber.

Gin nel,er Charles Hnlghtou ers
id,eint in bieiem Slim I'M Sippporom
Sheoter. Tos brilionte SpieI BON
Garolc Sonbarb. bie nit sent bril-
ti'hen bepor5ugten Sd,ulipielerin oils
cine einiume llnO georiifte Selbin
ollitritt. lit Elm lieblid,er Bug inn @il,
oe. SntereIant lit &iniom @orsan
ais ein Hanfiorinann. ser cine fllrip
Mffaire NIT SRI. Sombaro bat. Gs
ipielen nod nit Sibnep Sopnro,
Sarrp Garep. ,Srunf San, Tictpr
&illian. Ser ,Silm lit elmer ser beiten
llnb mllb seiehen meroen INN rid,tiq
hcllrteilt 5l iucroen. Gcrpalien Sit
es nidt hieien Silm 81 iehen.
EulitiidIc Mnseiec
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mpbl Club. Nidter Gee 4. Sfcel
iuar bon 1929 bis 1924 Ghef Yoli,ei-
nlnunlt. BON on al bis 1881 MllniSi-
pnlriftcr itnb lit ieitbem Common
Elcas 9fid,ter. Sieie pielieitige Tcr-
Id)llc madt i'm 81 einen fpmretcm-
ten 0cuerber fit cinel 9iidteritubl
inn Mppclntipnsaerid)t
9luberbem in,terrid)tcte er al Ger
Glepelnno Haip Sd)pl ieit Is Sabrcn
in Gales lll,b Criminal Gam. SSn bel,
|csten 3 SSSnbrcn befleibct er oas 9lmt
ocs Toritebers an bieicm Snititlrt.
slud lit er lett II Sssabren Yriiiioent
ocs Glcpclanb Safctn Council lmo
Dor brci SSabren erllnunte man i'm
,llnn Goriibcnbcn ocs Mutionalen
Yublic Hplations Committee oicieS
Serbnnoes. 9ln allen offentliden Be
ltrebungen sur Vellerllng Ser all9e.
meinen Gage minlnt er reeen slnteil
llnO erfrellt iih l,ntcr Der iuriltiid)en
IrateritGt Der beiten Stipulation. Gr
lit SO Sabre alt, perbeiratet uno bat
: &inoer. Son Der GleuelonO Var III
location murOe er ols 1llalifi,iert be,
,eid)net. Gs nnterliegt feinem 3ipei
fcl, bnG cr oeu nellen Hid,terpoltel.
iaQs erlpGblt, beitens a,sfiillen fam.
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an SpipitGlern IN Seem gorf. SSn
1924 illngierte er als Sdiiisar5t al
Der 9ieO 8. Silie bon Nelp Dorf SIT
Siio 9lnerifn.
Dr. Gerber bate cine praftiihe
Gpridlle, che er llnier Coroner iullr-
sc llno NOR fir bieies 9lmt beltens &C.
eignct. @eiuahe 1 Sabre befleibet ct
oasielbe nlln l,no bat be,uieIeu. oaB
er ser refte Wtann fir oieies Amt
lit. Gr iiibrte quite gtclerllngen ein,
ipie Stotiitif. 2aboratorilrm Yraris.
8ift Gyperirnente l,iW. Sros oieier
Yerbeiierl,ngen foitete oie Goroners
Sfiice rpenigcr oils inter ieinen Gor.
gGnger. Nus aQem oieiem eebt iiber-
5eugeno berpor. oab er 81 elmer Wie-
oeriuabl berehtigt lit. Gr puroe bon
oen 3 engliid)en 3eitllnget,, Der Gitis.
ems 2ea9le uno Ger gtational Nllocia
ton OF SorUners luarm enpfobleu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-31

Sen Sic auh oen Namen 6. u. Der
2ollebIiu, Der it'd, nm Die Wobl oes
County Hecoroer auf benz oernofra-
.tiihen Sidet belpirbt. &err Wc-
SolgbIin bei,lhte Die Ofientliden
Shulen uno Ohio glortbern timber.
iitGt. Gr oiente bier Sabre als 1otpn.
ibip Glerf iino II Sabre oils Glerf
Scr Shulbcboroe in @eIlsoille, Ohio.
Gr oicnt jest ols Gountp Gommiiiio-
ncrs Glcrf ihon ieit 6 Sabren. ST
miro lid) frellen. ncnn unlere Sieben.
biirger Sohien uuo Teutihen i'm
Gplunlbiano Goilntp bel Ger WabI
ON 5. 9sopember ibn ibre Stimme
eeben.
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l11ortin 4. 8Iu,,,
&anoibat fir Staats=&c prGicuto Il

&anbibnt fir Staats-3cp 3cprGicntont.
@enn Sic SIR Wuhl ecben finOen
Sic unter Sen republifunilhen &an,
oioaten SEN Nomen Martin & Blum
ser iett Staatsreprdicntant lit unA
iih ,mn @ieoer,pnbl belpirbt. Scrr
@lum lit Ell, slntpalt bon Beirut. mar
9liiiiteut Yolice Yroieclltcr imS ard,
Silfsgeneralanlpalt. Gr lit inopilicrt
bon alien neutrality-suspicious. uuo
miro anBerbem bon ollen orei eng,
liifen Sdaesseitltngen empiohlen.
Gr lit Der Safer 0es aeaenmGrti Jcn
Observation-Disclosures, bat einen gu.
ten Mefcro als 8eietmacler uno Der
oirnt ihre llnteritiibi,ne. Wahen Sit
Elm &relS Opr ieinen Nalnen.
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Ccrcncr 6erber
Sin fGbiacr &eamter fir Wieber-
mail.

Scit 1887 luur Or. Sanutel Hobert
Gerber Iuicr Coroner, llno er hot lid,
nls iolfer treftlich belpGbrt. Gbe cr
oielcs slmt iibernohm. praftijicrte er
uls slrst mo por Mapor bon Scott,
Ohio; fitngierte OILS slrSt i'm Splpitul
ser Marrensniue ,sarm; luar Toftor
fir &inOerfronfbeitcn I'M Sanit1tss
Department ser Stuot. Suuptarst in
Sen Yorodiol Shllen Glepelonos
llnb ir ser Gpitntp Helief Momini-
itraticn. Gr lti,oicrte Meoi5in an hen
ltniperiitGten bon Galpariip. Snb.,
l,mo Cincinnati uno praftisierte Damn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-31
CONGRESSMAN BOLTON

Congressman Frances P. Bolton
this week officially launched her
campaign for reelection in the
Twenty Second District.
Although Congress is in session
with only brief recesscs, Congress-
man Bolton is grasping every op-
portunity to appear personally be-
fore her constituents in Cuyahoga,
Lake and Geauga Counties to ex-
press her views on the national and
international issues OF the dav.
Mrs. Bolton emphasizes par,ic-
u}a"ly the need for speed in Amor.
icas preparedness program. She !.
a sharp critic of the delays that have
been disclosed in actually getting
work started toward making Amer
ica invinciblc.
On the floor OF Congress and ,r
public talks here, Mrs. Bolton is a
Strong advocate oi modern cu;tip
mcnt and sanitary conditions ir
camps being set up for men con.
stripted for Army service.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-31

ollrt 0ercn slrbeit OILS Mepri'eiton>
ten oes Golfes inn 8criht empfcblen
sic 9ln,pdlte iolgenbc &anbioaten:
sir Dos 9lppeilotions9eriht 90
nicl &. !Eorgon uno See &. Steel
oocr Eirail :. Serreu. @eioe uiluIi
ii5iert unb inooiiert. Sir Mifter oes
Common Yleas 8erihts 9omer @.
Hotueu, 0reoerid g. @oltber. 5rant
g. 0ap. fir Hrobateerid)t Nelion S.
8retper, fiir &idter oes Sueenoge-
ribtes Sarrp g. galtman.
! Sed)s bon Oieien oht &amoiontcll
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County Glcre ,Smrit
Sn ieiner Office fann man 9entih
iprcd,cm

Scrr Hernnro =. Shirt. Der lettell
SSanuar Slm Gountp Glerf ernannt
Duroc. uadlocln er nletrere Sabre
erIter Silfsclerf ipur uno als iplher
iid oie bette sSabfenntnis eriparb. BE-
luirbt iif Inn oie Wahl ols GOuntp
Glerf auf Dem oemofratiihenStimms
5ettel am 5. Nopember. Gr lit bon
oeutiober Mbltanml,ng. ebenio ieil
eriter @ehilfe &err sloam 0anlm.
ser in oeutid)en &reiien iebr ipobl
befannt uno popl,liir lit. 0af, beioe
imiere 2anosleute lino. lit Elm aont.
pliment fir oos 9eutidtlm unb es
iollte &errn Siirit in ser Mabl niht
pergelien.
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bclUtrbcN lidl nm Wie6eriDnbl, 6rel-
Mprgam. 9reluer lnb Malther -
bobem feline @egner. Nile bdbeu iiir
Glepelauos 9tationalituten @ruppell
ousitebenoen 0ienit geleiltet rnb ioa-
fen bon @dblern ailsldnoiiher slb.
Itan1nll,ug beporsllgt ,perben.
@ir erad)teu es uls iiberiliiiii9 nod,
nG6er allf Die @eidihte ieoes ein5el-
nen 3anoioaten ein5ugeben. ionoern
empieblen alle geaonnten oen @Gb.
lern 5ur 0ieoerlpabl am 5. Nopcm.
ber.
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Soutt VI SoH"OH ieUS
2lcrrfatcn ,,clts,cn
Kon>i>atcn
Court of Com mon Pleas
Vim bcitcn onalifi;icrt fir 9iid,tc

Vim beitcn analifi;icrt fir 9iidtcr
;'nr Sillc Scr @Ghlcr ibncn M
rorteiiit,e Stillnl5cttcl iiir 9iihter
un 5. 9topenlber ridtig SIT nlorfierel,
iullroe llnter Sen GlcuelonOer MniuGl-
ten cine &orluobl bon Scr Glepelnna
Mnpaltsfammcr unter alien praftis
,iercnoen 9lnuGlten in GlepeIana ae.
balten nit iol9euoem Neiultot:
9lls gut ouulifioiert iiir Hid.cr
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Nistter Sec q. Steel
Ganbioat fir Midytcriit.

Gr lit cin &anoioat iiir einen Sit
an slupellatipnsgeriht in ser @abl
nnl ). 9topelnber. Gr beiuhte Oie bic
iigen offeutlihen Sdulen, Staip
Sod)idule, Sirun College mo abiol-
uierte oie Gleuclouo Ymp Sd)uol in
1912. Nicnte i'm Weltfrica inn 322.
Moid)ilcnaeWehr. Battalion q. &. =.
unb returniertc bon sSranfreicf, in
1919. Sierauf ilngierte cr oIs illriit,
iid)pr Wcratcr Oes Glepclano Muto,
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Sckn !. Boyle
Gpnntp Sd)nbmciitcr &anbibat
fir Nicocriuall

Wtlf elnem ull5gejcihneten Meforb
trltt Scbn s. 9ople. oemcfratilher
&anoibat fir gSiebcrmobl ols Goun,
III Sd,otneiiter Dor oie MGbler am
.. ysopcnlber. Gr bat ieine gbrlid,,
felt, Satfrait uno berporaeenSe 81,
higfcit i'll scr Geripaltlmg oieier 81
flee III leil,eln tGolihen Tienit. oen er
ben SteuerSablern bon Gupaboga
Gol,I,tn miomet, belpeilen.
Scrr- @onle ipar ser Sd)abmeiiter
hon 1917 bis 1921 mo bon 1888
bis auf oen heutigen Sag lno bat
mebr als ied)sbunoert Millionen
9oHms gtcupru In bieier- 3eit fol.
leftiert, iouie Ned)nune bafiir abge.
legt.
Gr in,bicrte beiouGers Sic llriaf,c
fiir icpicle riifltGnbige Steuern.
fiiijrte perid1ieoene Jefcrmen Elm, bie
iif als proftiid eripieien llnb lieferte
Der 2egislotur lpidtige slnhalts,
plntftc iiir entipred)cnbe @eietge.
bllng. Serr 9pple fcllestiert niht MIR
Stcrern iouOcsn crirarb 1id) nlh ci-
nen 9iuf als Grpert.
gr lit Elm Mann bon Griohrung,
lnbeitedlid). e6rlid,. Elm Gfientliher
9canlier. Ser icine Gilidt erfiilt l,no
nidt nit %eripredllneeu ih besniigt
Gos Sd)utnleiiteramt perlanat einen
Munn bon Gbarufter unb fsibiafei,
ten. ipie tie SScbn 6. gpnle in boben'
MaBe beiist uno 5l,nt geiten oes @c'
mcin0clueiens per,pcrtct.
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Den iuriitiid)en &enntniiie empieblc
ih Sen 9eiern oes rTolfsblott" om
5. 9topember iiir Serrn See &. Sfeel
als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u itinlmeu.
iSreo Getri, 1924 gS SO. Str.
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mp2l 2lrbeitcr fSnttcn
itintt1te,t mic iic ,pcl(c,,

Gas Hcd)t, bel Der nad)iten @abl
am :. Nopember 5ll itimmen naf) Bes
licbcn ohlte Ginmiid,une, lit allen
WGsl slrbcitern geiihcrt tporoen
ollrh einc Noti5 an ollen Bulletin
@oaros Scr Glepelono @YM Oiitrift
Office.
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Korl q. Stcuiier
&anoioat fir baS Mint bes Common
Gleas Hid)ter.

&crl :. Stpuffcr lit in Golllmbios
no Gountp gebcren, bat in Miollnt
Union College. Gollnbiana 2am
Sdplle ,no 0ulbpin Wollacc College
lnloiert uno murbc 1921 sur Truris
zines Aicctsnnlpults 5lgeluiicn. Seit
bier Sohren bicnt CT ms uls Grplc'
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cutting slmpalt. Gr lit bcfant oils
tiihtieer uno ,nparteiiiher oiient.
liher 0eamter lno miro lihcr einen
tiihtiaen Sfid)tcr abgeben, luenn pir
i'm am ). 9topenbcr III oas slmt &C.
mublt baben. Oarlrn iullten aue
2onosleute IN lmierem Gcuutp iiir
&url !. Stpllifer ltlnlncr.
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- Is pbt foit in ieber ,solnif,e
@citnlirnen. Die bns 'scller brr In.
5nfricosnbcit Dor Oem Gcrl0id)cn be.
nabren. i,
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Piitc llntcrltilsen Sie Die III
,GrIfsbluti" !lu6rlpcmnen
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12
-' III CO.," TESTING CLUB

F-- OU. I-oIIE-F OLUH \ lon April 5tA the second meeting of. iIho +-f,tonuskc. Vclloy Cow tosting .A-E Club Was ccllod tt tho Pclmor ,Croomory. Tho ting wcs collod .to ordor by tho Pros idont. All imc2b2rs woro. present except ".allcco. :. foffit. i'r. ,cIntyro Gcvo ( roviow on how to run milk to sts. Howcrd iEs tc11o explained a5out kooping the :. milk rocorda. Eftor thct various : odds end ends were discussod end the glooting Wcs soon adjourned. For. tho f1rat time tho momoors ran the ir own milk tost undor tho supor- vision of I'r. EcIntyro.
 Bon Hcrmon- --Ro porter.
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

Uo,Em's COOPERATIVE GUILDS (con't) orction. T. they toko their basket | to the priVa to business pl&cos they l ire put ting the money which their hoaooads herd worl. hrs arown from i the cGpitolist reservoir end which for the moment they cen control, back into the sys tom thot oxpl tits :. them. If, on the othor han2, they spcnd it ct tho o-oporGtiv3s they ere putting it into their own bus
 mess, .cnd building thu new sys 5om ! Of co-opora tion, whore acch is for i all and Gll for o& ch. Every locf Of broad, every pair of shoes end ! every box Of nla tchos thet woman buys from her co-oparG tive is lelp- 1. ing to advance co-oparc tion throurr- : out the world." I V hat rights end rosponsibil1ti4s
 do gu Ids hcvo in the Cooperative l.ovam9nt?
 The Co-opora tive ..ovamont is ths first social r9ovoment to rococrfze women s mombors on cqucl bGsts with mon. Nonon c&n be h&roholdor8 in 5 tho co-op- -rctivos md so h&Vo tho
 right to attend all n .otincs, to
 exercise th3ir Franchise cna par- .l ticipeto in all tho Functions Of thul cO-opcrc. tivos. t All guild mo@1b~ rs AhoAld D. s'ler-- ! holS r3 in tacir local co-oporc tivos Tho guilds should never loso- signt i aof the fact th2t tho co-0porc tivo
 store belongs to them, &nG thct the ; pert of tho rospons ibility for i managing it we'll rost ts al8o wtth i them, "oman's experience end 2s8is- tenco is hooded on tho boc I'd of ! dire ctors. Educe. tioncl commi ttoQ8 ! end in, various prGc ticC1. activities ' promoting the intoros ts of th3 t6ro,
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12
All LEADERS C0Ul!CIL ~zLD

Tho ira ta nuska Valloy All Loedors Council hold tho i- first mooting Of ; lthoy1ar lc8t Fondcy ight. Tho pur- pose of the moo ting WGS to elect Officers and nc1o plans for tho com . ting yc&r. About tNontv-ono members ,W1ro present tt tho meeting which
 Wa3 hold in the United Protos tant . Church. :, The following officers wore oloctod 1 ito sorvo during thu coming y.cr: Hrs. B. J. BinGl0, Pros., Frs. R. B.. iGrehGm, Vice Pros., I5r. Harry immor :, lSoc .-1ros., end Mrs. Rolcnd Warner iond ,.r. Harry Einmor, Song Loadors. !, I1.rs. Iven .ilson who wss president ,of the Council the past vccr hes re tired from club work for this ycar,. For ao12 time a,2o WIS loador of tho ivory successful North Star All Club :. tSho wisely 2. v9 up tl4is club to !somoono 5ls2 when s24 movod from
 th2 district in which the club wes I oc@ ted. Tor work vi tn the club and.
 6h2 Council is certainly to Do .c0M~Jrdcd end sh2 will b. much miss-
 od during the coming var.
 2:o 2tincs Of tho Council will Do hold on tho Second L.ondcy Of 3cch month.
 at tho United Protestant Church.
 All lcGdora ere urged. to bo present..
Evening star., 1940-10-06
TOO BAD ABOUT
MISS LUP|N0!"
She played the part of an insane
woman 50 well that they thought
but read what they thought!
bY Donald Ho,lqh

lady who - let me see - well, not the kind
of girl you would take home to Mother.
Reporting for work in Hollywood at an age
when the local fledglings. plucked fresh from
high school or beauty contest, were being told
just to get in there and be natural, Miss
Lupino had in her family tree almost as much
acting as Hollywood all put together.
The Lupinos have been on the stage for
four hundred years.
Hers is probably the Oldest family of the
world theater; and, as the custom is in such
families. each succeeding generation is trained
into the tradition almost from birth, as mat
ter of course. At the age of seven little Ida
was acting in small private theater that her
father had built in the gardens of his London
home, equipped and operated by and for the
Lupino family Before as sharply critical an
audience as ever gathered in one place, at the
age of ten she had played every one of
Shakespeare's feminine roles, and when she
came to Hollywood, already established as an
actress of mature ability in England, she was
just sixteen.
Since her age is a question on which Holly
wood always has been divided, it may clear
things up bit to point out - with her con-
sent - that at the moment she is just twenty
two. She was born in London on February 4,
1918 - during an air raid.
Ida Lupino is mighty proud of her family.
The first members of which, so far as trace
able family history goes, we're strolling play
ers in Italy. 1t would be nice if you could sit