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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
H E-S MORE ABOUT
Main Street

Prof. Ralph Lyman. head Of the
music department Miss Burr's
home i It 21s2 No. Prospect s..
and Miss Christensen lives AZ St02
No. ssth 81.
Ii Cou,dr. Adolph Bloom o. 27o4
Garfield road. who recently Was
called into active service from Tire
naval reserve has been assigned 70
duty AZ Pear Harhor. n. T. He
has been manager Of the Pacific
Log and Scaling bureau and Is a
veteran a World War I.
Staff SGT. Robert H. Nhan. who
lived At 1929 So. 35th St. recently
graduated from the Armored Force
Officer Candidates school At Fort
Knox. Ky, with the rank Of second
lieutenant. His home outfit is the
SD Reconnaissance battalion. arm
ored. Fort Benning. Ca.
Capt. August J. Mack has been
named acting adjutant general az
the X Army corps. replacing II.
Col. Charles c. Quigley. who left
Fort Lewis Oct 1 on retirement
leave.
Marriage license applications
have been filed at Vancouver.
Wash. by John Y. Hlmmeright Of
Fort Lewis and Eva I. Peppard.
Tacoma; Bin n. Chapman. Fort
Lewis. and Leila NJ. Kenny, Eu-
gene. Ore.
4. ]. lAD Hickey claims 10 be a
good shot with the scattergun and
Sunday went to the place Of his
friend Nick A. Gallow At Clover
Creek TO test his proves. Unfor-
tunately he forgot TO bring a gun
along in his effort to find grouse.
A friends gun was obtained. but
then there were no shells 10 fit. so
Hickey had to he content with the
chicken dinner by Mrs. Gallow. His
face is still red TO think he was so
absentminded.
Director Joe Rausch. Of the
newly organized Eagles band, has
asked players 10 attend practice
at the Eagle hall. 18th and Faw-
cett, Tuesday night. Not only aerie
members, but all musicians inter
ested may apply for positions with
the band, which will make its first
public appearance at the regular
lodge meeting in Eagle hall next
Friday night
Almer Francis Davis, native Of
Tenino. died Saturday at Seward,
Alaska. at the age Of IS. The
body will be returned 10 Tenino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fellows,
s13 No. Steele st, departed Satur-
day on a weeks second honey
moon trip to California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Three Of Tseoma's four local
draft boards named the following
men Monday who are 10 report
for induction into the u. n army
Oct. rs.
Draft Board No. 4 william u.
Parker. 1907 30. Sheridan ave. .
John 1. Million. isosis Pacific
ave. Charles n. Martinson. ts7i
SO. G St. roshio Tmboi. iT7s
Market ST. Wilbur w. Lehman.
Portland. Ore: Paul y. Fisss.
Bremerton. James v. Cstuto. itit
80. nth ST.: Harry r Bottle. is2s
East 2sth st: Joseph T. Mama.
i72t so. cushmsn ave-: Percy w.
McGin. 3si2 East st: George
r. chilberg. Tia so. spth ct: osii
h. Packard. i0t East abth 81 ;
Ira r. Timpe. general delivery,
Tacoma: Joseph A. Drexier. Routs
3. BOX 500. Tacoma: Donald kens.
Ter. 1913 10. Ainsworth ave Har-
old Meilsns. 1872 10. spth IT.: Ray
mond q. Reedieh. Rainier hotel.
and Ray ~. Larsen. is<s Paw
cett ave.
Draft Board No. Z Paul A.
Apostl. 5000 so. Lawrence ct !.
Chester Burmark. 7i7s 10. WI
keson St. Harold Jack Evan.
ala SO. Yakima ave; Frank YER
derioo, III No. b7th St. Harold
Melvin Olson. 1851 ~. sprssus
ave. Robert Lynn yancii. III
East saith g.: Joseph Jensen. s7zs
10. c st.: Walter J. cohlentx. IT,,
f233 Sherwood ave: Albert w.
Kelvin. 500 no. oskss ". Arnold
n. Toiiefson, SAYS 40. Monroe II !;
John " Try, st2o No. stevens st.
and Andrew bud Smith. 2sis No.
l. st.
Draft board No. Chris Over
land. sos No. "a st. Yosso To-
kobe. 1900 No. a<th st. Charles
Raybould. <107 No s<,h u, DON
Aid Williams. is2s No. Prospect
NJ Roger Peters. <7sis No. Taco
ma svv.. and John Haxsn. Klamath
Falis. Ore.
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Ralph L. Towne. as.
Passes in Seattle

Ralph Leonard rCwne. -. II
L.ongnlrs. Wash died sunday n
Seattle hospital A native q
Chicago. rowne had lived IN Ia
eama 1ncs 1910. attending scesl
schools. and graduated from sta
diun high school
lie I'D hren q stcrekeePef for
ne National Park service Ter five
years ard was q member q ths
Knights q PythiAs q rseons. ard
q TIRE National Federation e Fss-
srsl Employees. Besides his wife.
Lillian NJ. he leaves two sons. Lee
Of Tacoma. and Perry 81 San Fran
cisco.
Ruckley-king VIII announce ths
funeral
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Old Age Pension Progran 10 Cssl
Millions More Il Decisions d
Two Superior Court Judges Upheld

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Knife and Fork
Club Hears Wilson

As the second speaker IN their
series Of dinner meetings. the re-
Gently organized Knife and FORK
club heard Hugh Wilson. former
u. s. ambassador 10 Germany,
Saturday night Wilson gave an
off-the-record talk concerning his
30 years experience In the oiplo-
matte service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
~" Roundup TO
Get Fast Start

Lyle Lsmlsy. general foreman NJ
The ssth annual y.McA. mem.
hsrship roundup announced that
the campaign will officially start
Monday svenins 81 the Y.Mc.A.
lie will request the hard working
cowboys 10 bring IN st least 800
new and renewal members.
Clarence 'LAnhy'' Lsnsiow.
foreman ~ tbs Triangle ranch.
said that his cowboys vere ready
10 bring in more than their snare
u these members and would take
the primes.
Frank salty" walters. forsmsn
~ the BsrNons ranch. accepted
the challenge srd stated mat his
vsddiss had In prcspset msfs
than thsir share ~ members.
G. ,. shaw. general secretary
NJ the Y sasi that last year sp-
prouimsisly this sane group n
cowboys brought In NJ members
svsnly divided ny the too rssehss.
isa msmbers sach and that ths
prospsess this ysay wers svsu
bettsr than last.
The program Monday wili con-
stat II brief talks by ths Round
Up leaders and special sntsrtsin-
msnt by .ons Man Band" from
the Ais, Division.
Tbe following win give THAR
time this week rounding up msm-
hers for thu YhcA.: Lyis Lem.
ley. Clarence t<nsiow. Franklin
Johnson. Harry Burns. s~sn Lls1.
berg. w, a. Bottehsr. ssis Mag
nuss<n. n. w. Lyon. DR.. DAVID
Cook. DR.. T. A. DrSss. >. v. rses-
cit. Dr. Marx Ab-rnsthy. pf. q.
~ Hsifnsf. George Esnd~bsish. Ds,
y. y. Hermann. Eugene z. TIM
mons. W. A. nsspnsrson. Mas
Le3id. Leon Clark. Herbert Ford.
John Hsfsllton. W. Deyis walt.
Cso. HAknsss. frsnk Walters. w.
4. whitssy. Gus wii<en. l. y
Hampton. Joe Orally. Lyle LAth-
rop. Herman sizzling. Blli Hsrss.
paul Barrier. cisons kossis. ctss
Mcintyre. Dr. Archie Hsston, Jack
ssSph<nson. Harry Baker Jr.
Henry Dssbro~s. Art Lam. jas
Baker. Lyls Morton. Wsyns Alil@s.
Jses Dsi'rss,. John Aisip Js..
Paul Walssr. ". A. hossls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
KIwANIs TO MEET

Meeting Of the Tacoma Kiwanis
club Tuesday noon at Hotel Win
throp Will marx observance u
American Newspaper week.
Speaker viii be Frank 3. Baker.
publisher of the Tacoma News
Tribune. Mrs. Fife Kirkland viii
sing. accompanied by Mrs. Lester
Larkin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Upholsierers Back
AT Work in Tacoma

More than 100 members OF the
Upholsterers' u m, who walked
out of Tacoma furniture plants
last Wednesday, had returned 10
work Monday under a new agree
nent granting more pay.
Seattle upholsterers also re-
turned to work Monday, but men,
bers of the union working in eight
Portland plants remained on
strike.
None Of tho furniture factories
here were closed. only the up
holrterers being idle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
DID XkS0M FEAST Oh 4 LION
WITH STOMACH uCR PANS!

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% lion II tsnt Nksiy tnsf ne eesis
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pains TAoss wac are clstfssss1 sta
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Hitler Facing
Decisive Test
In Russian War

CONTINUED Frorn Page onel
- men ~ his Disposal me Rus
sans turned ~ with lust ss many
nen-nsvhe mcre-snd have ben
abe = block repeated German
thra<ts Hitler himself admitted
that Re had undercstinated the
vast sale q the Russian Frersrs-
items.
The drive for Leningrsd - far
has failed and Moscow claims in
dieate that the Russians arr
pushing the Germans back The
Germans are reported slaekening
their pressure there % concen-
trate more in the center.
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Obituary n Offices


Funeral services for Harry
Rolse. 80. 81 esie 80. Ferdinand.
viii b held Tuesday at $50 ?. m.
from Piper chapel under the aus
piees Of Edward n. Rhodes post.
American Legion. followed BY bur
ial in the Tacoma cemetery. Rolss
was found dead Of heart attack
AZ his home Saturday. A native
Of Michigan. he had lived In Ia
coma 30 years. HE was a service
station operator. Besides his wife.
Elsie. he leaves two brothers. Leon
/. Rolse Of Tacoma. and Dodge
Relss Of Hoquiam; and . sister.
Mrs. Iva Bedford Of los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
THREAT STILL THERE
But NAZI DRIVE SLOWED

Farther south. the Germans de-
stroyed Minsk early in the war
and rolled on past Smolensk. APP
rarently headed for Moscow. But
Marshal Timoshenko's forces held
and that thrust failed IL wss
even pushed back az points.
stiil farther south. the Germans
drove through kiev and east Of
the nnieper river past poltava On
the road to khsrkov and the
Donets industrial basin. The
threat stin Is there but the drive
slowed down and Marshal Budenny
has started counter-offensive
along the Sea OF Azov TO relieve
the pressure.
On the Black scs coast. Odessa
vas ringed but the Germans were
not able 10 take II. They swept
on east against the Crimesn PEN
insuls and Sevastopol but 10 far
have been blocked there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
SPECTACULAR VICTORY
EXPECTED Is LACKING

Thus. while Hitler has achieved
some extensive territorial gains
and deprived Russia Of q consider
able industrial and agricultural
area, he has not gained the
spectacular victory which he had
expected.
IL 10 too early 10 tell how
the new drive is developing.
The German hncs eth are
about ESQ miles from Moscow.
and unless Hitler strikes with
such overwhelming force that
the Red nnes crumbIe, II
might he . long and costly
operation.
II II fails. Hitler viii have lost
out in a test Of strength and his
position will have been weakened.
II IT succeeds. Russia will have
suffered a severe blow and Hitler
viii be riding high.
Moscow Is not only the seat OF
Soviet government but the coun-
try's largest industrial center Its
possession would isolate Leningrad
from the heart of Russia and
make possible more concen.
trated attack on the eastern
Ukraine towards the Caucasus. II
this drive should turn out To be
Hitler's supreme effort, the stakes
are great. II could b. the turn
ing point Of the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Margaret T. Thompson--Tussdsy
at . .. m. from c. o. Lynn chapel
with Or. J. Rsnwiek Mccullough
officiating. Burial yiii be In tina
new Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs Alios simp~oa 6erss -
Tuesday At 1880 q m. from Buck
ley-King ehspei. with Rev. %. ..
Aoernsthy officiating. Burial viii
b< IN Mountain View burial park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
County VIII Adopt
lis Budget Tuesday

Except Tor q minor Adjustment
here and there 10 eomplsts the
fitting. the annual budget for
Pierce county for ist2 Was ready
for adoption by thu county com.
missionsrs Monday.
However. II WAS unanimously
agreed by the board 10 withhold
final action until Tuesday morning
10 permit any citizens who stsh
10 discuss IL.
Under Tho isw. ths hosrd may
continue hearings for five days
Monday through Friday bsfors
final approval. hut no one has APP
p~arsd al such hearings for yssfs
and the commissioners said they
saw no reason why action should
not BE- taken Tuesday.
DIVORCE ACTIONS
New divorces actions WIRE filed
In superior court Monday ~
nsilns against James p. wslker
on grounds 81 burcsnsons hons
life. D. w. against Hsxei kss1s.
cruelty. Ambrose against Martha
Edith Anderson. burdsnsoms noms
life: and T-nslms sTsinst Harry
Oison. oaIrdsnsons bons life
A final decree o. divorces vss
granted Adoiph from Lillian Gladys
Rismsr.
Yossr postmaster can tell yoa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
DIVORCE ACTIONS

fotsr postmaster can tell you
hoo 10 inyeS In u. q. Dsfsns1
Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
RESULTS IMPROVE

Undoubtedly. there is advance
going on in this field The results
are better than they used 10 he
The credit for this advance must
be given to three groups:
The research workers. who hay~
gone over the experiments done
earlier and checked them elimi-
mated the cause OF the mistakes.
and OF course have gone on to new
and different experiments with
some epoch-making results.
The chemists and manufacture
ers who have given us better and
more reliable products OF these
glands There arc at least 10 new
extracts which have definite uses
which were not available to the
doctors few years ago.
The practicing doctors in the
clinics who are checking their
results more carefully and learn
ing by experience what TO do and
what not to do.
In this connection a warning Is
timely that Standardization with
these products is dangerous and
certainly unreliable All the skill
Of the best and most experienced
phN SiCians IS needed 10 attain good
results
During this week we will sum-
marie deXnlnpmenlz-ln-th
field of the ductleSs glands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

He uho Chipers dozen nell
JFfit nerer-reep the golden dollars
About he goods he has to sell
Like he chosshoos them round aud hoVers
NOTED restaurant pacarded: "Attentonbaked ham ve
~ LET this be That establishment should also
have theme song always fair weather when baked ham
lovers get together Bill Mcclellan who said of an
Italian wrestler garlic and defiance In Homer
Vile Ca there's named Willie IS Smith
Speaking bystande seems TO me knitted
suits make plump pumper could be wrong
Said Jacques Fonele:
things have always loved and never under
stood painting, and Me and you, sir?
Henry usual to associate with years
many and somewhere along in what
mddle-age trying Henry is in possession OF some
thing you 40 So keep punchn
What was the home town quaint vaudeville the
Cherry Sisters? Cedar Rapids Iowa. Willard Mack and Carl
Vechten also born in Cedar Rapids.
WE COULD songs than getting at this
w time l Waiting the Church" Won't
You Bill Bailey Throw Him Down McCloskey
Overal Mrs Nlurphys Chowder?' I've Got
Him On My Must You Always Have Meat With Your
Mustard?" Following Fathers Footsteps
Mickey Rooney top film box office attraction born in
Brooklyn Why it great entertainers and athletes are
Brooklyn? It can't be the climate Next to Brooklyn
birthplace great entertainers athletes Francisco
After that Buffalo, n. Y.
IRON Baltimore signed
the following had you here would pull
What do by saving marines first the hearts of
Marines silly socially
promiscuOusy frtaous Sailors gentlemen at all times"
Why many youngsters today when answering their
parents adults merely say YES" NO" instead of
Yes am parents take the time teach
their offspring and potenes why don't the public schools
take of it?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Daily Short Story
By LLEWELLYN HUGHES

thing they make for me here
make for me especially. The
most delicious and subtle
drink you ever tast e d.
Waiter" he called.
I'm afraid / must he going
In a moment or So" Lydia
Norton said. II have a 5
o'clock appointment"
"And L." Redfern said,
must go at once. Hold the
fort. will you, Eve? When
ever you're ready ask at the
desk for Mr.. Morley-Smith's
suite. Give me a buzz there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

4. G. BIT would like to
know II there IA any cure for
varicose veins and, II 50, what
IL it,"
Answer-We have always rect
commended in this column that ths
injection treatment of varicoss
veins be given trial first. In skill
full hands this does not necessitate
going TO a hospital or even losing
time from work for as much as a
day. In most instances the inlec-
ton is really preferable 10
operative removal because II oblit-
crates more veins.
J. P.:-"To settle an argu-
ment kindly answer in your
column whether cancer is
contagious disease or not, either
directly or casualty"
Answer-No, the nature OF
cancer is not at all like that OF
a contagious disease. No germ
has ever been cultivated from
il. Portions of cancer which
have been transplanted under
the skin of those willing 20
make the experiments, have
died out without producing any
cancer in the body. Thousands
of people have come in intimate
contact with cancer patients
for long periods of time without
getting the disease themselves.
Should flat-footed chill
dren wear a special kind OF
shoe ?" - -=a
Answer - Nearly all children
are fiat-footed to a certain ex-
tent. Whether any given child
is so flat-footed as to need a
special shoe would have to be
determined by a physician.
Doctor Clendening has screen
pamphlets Which can be obtoned
by readers. For any one pdmph-
let desired, send 10 cents in com,
and self-dddressed enretope
stamped With a scent stamp, TO
DR.. Logan Ciendenipg, IN care Of
this paper. The pamphlets are
Three Weeks Reducing Diet
"Tndigestion aud Constipation"
Reducing and Gaining. Infant
Feeding" instructions for the
Treatment Of Diabetes" "Femi-
nine Hygiene" and THE Care Of
the Hair aud SKIN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

case and lighting something
or other. II was just on my
way TO see a chap called
Smith. Hurley-Smith. Out
of-town client of mine.
Building a large Summer
place at Douglaston Manor.
Staying in this hotel. So the
play bored you:" he smiled
very pleasantly. "What play
was it-and how did you hap
en- to drift into this place
Just passing" Eve stifled
a little yawn. ITS quiet and
restful here, isn't it," she
said to Lydia Norton.
very"
Redfern beamed.
"Well, / must say this Is
very delightful. My appoint
ment won't take me long.
Eve, and then-if you'll wait
for me-we can drive home
together" He glanced at his
watch. .iThis fellow Morley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

consisting SIM
ply of the iniec-
ton of ductless
gland extracts,
he grew four
inches in height.
lost 35 pounds,
was sufficiently
alert mentally
to jun p two
grades in school.
An G d erl y
woman who had
& r o w n very
s I o u I sud-
denly and had
q n a m n n her
family by SLOW
only habits of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
On the Side
By E. V. Durling

As a nbfte candle IN holy place,
So is he beauty Of aged face
As ne spent radiance Of the Winter sun,
So - a roman 10Th her traraH done,
Her brood gone from her. and her thoughts as stW
Is the rator under ruined pH
Joseph Campbell
Is somewhat somber like poems about
perky hats hear
usually start off, Dear Eddie The
Youngsters under I6 Invariably begin Dear W
Those nd inclined TO With
"isten Won big lug" or Dear goes-END0
NTEN getting gosSp than and also just
VI as enols of each possessions are
feminine conteynporay The lady may right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
BOWS TO GIRL

well, WE'LL" he exclaimec
iovially, going towards them,
"this is a pleasant surprise.
Who'd have thought TO find
you here:"
Eve Redfern's tranquility
was undisturbed.
II think you know Lydia
Norton ."
He bowed to the stunning
looking girl with dark eyes
and long iashes, her pale oval
face familiar to him but, as it
seemed by his expression, only
vaguely so.
"Why yes. of course" he
politely recalled. 81 met you
at the Thorpe's dinner two
months ago. We've danced
together.
Miss Norton's smile was en-
tirely conventional. 1t was as
much as to say that if they
had danced together, she had
forgotten the pleasure
The play" Eve explained,
"bOred u.s."
Il see," he said, trying to
aSshmilate the news without
showing signs of choking.
Bored us to tears-and
Planters Punches"
I'm which," Redfern said
hurriedly. Il think I'll join
YOU" He, signaled to the
waiter and paid Eve an adj
miring inspection. "Your hat"
he complimented her, sis most
becoming. Awfully smart and
cute as the Dickens
~ bought IL this morning."
"Very-very-" He knew he
had not seen it before.
Nothing to the thing at all,
really. 1t was the saucy way
she wore il. A bit of blue
felt and fcw feathers from
the headquarters of a rooster
About $50 he calculated pain
fully
The waiter stood at his
elbow.
"Oh. YES a Planters
Punch" Would Eve and Miss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to-?
Just one waiter. In a hurry,
will you?"
We'll, WELL" he tried TO
relax, fumbling for his cigaret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

TOD.
u Help me liUe
Within the present day.
You know hoU hungrily
long TO stray.
HoW desperately
! try TO hide aWdy,
Within the dear, dim lanes
OF yesterday.
1T is so easy, God,
L To hide;
SO simple
Just to close my eyes
And see
The old house
On the hill;
The garden
Where | dreamed
Through se-lcreathed hours,
And once again
To hear my Mothers call,
And feel
The kindly pressure Of
My Fathers hand.
60 EASY
~ To fee back
Through heartbrenk years
And touch, once more,
That baby face.
Those golden curis,
The tiny, toddiiHg feet
That took the trail
SO bravely-
Then lay still.
DEAR God,
IL The trail has been
So empty
Since those feet
Lay still!
So empty
That Ire hated
To go on.
WHY go'
" Why face
The lonely years,
When one
~ Can lie toeerer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

wonder men are getting that way when
their lives are so greatly dominated by
females. First the mother dominates the
lads upbringfng, then he has feminine
school teacher. after that he is surrounded
nv females in co-educational high schools
and colleges. There are too many women
in the life of the average man of today.
DOB HOPE. A brilliant and witty fell
- low, but recently becoming little self
conscious as to his testing ability. Mr..
Hope might do well to read shakespeares
advice TO players in Hamlet, especially the
part beginning: And let those who play
your clowns speak no more. than is set
down for them" Charles Mccarthy.
Said TO be the second best looking adver-
Using man in the country. Don Francisco
is the first Mr.. McCarthy's desk motto IS: