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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01

cleaning things. Eileen kept thinking.
She's crazy. she's crazy. I've got to
watch my chance. The minute she
turns her back I've got to get out and
give one screech for the piece"
But Miss Peel did not turn her back
She never took her eyes off Eileen.
When they were back in the dining
room she seated herself in an arm
chair and raped out her directions
in a voice that made Eileen tremble
The girl was soft from lazy living BY
the time the floor, the windows, the
woodwork were cleaned, the sweat was
pouring down her face. She had been
half past 10.
The milkman had come and gone
unnoticed but Eileen listened hard for
the grocers man. That was her chance.
She would give yell and get behind
him. He was strong. He would hold
Miss Peel while she ran for the police
Miss Peel seemed to read her thoughts
She said:
When the grocer's man comes you
are to go and stand In that far cor
ner. with your face to the wall. If you
look around or make any kind Of noise
it will be the worse for you I am q
very dangerous woman when I'm
aroused. You know that. don't you?"
Yes, ma'am."
In short while the grocer's man
came. They heard him march into the
kitchen and begin to thump the parcels
on the table. Miss Peel gave Eileen
a look. She jumped up and stood in
the corner as directed. Miss Peel opened
the door and looked out at him.
Thank you" she said.
He was a young negro. He stared
at her smiling.
You better, hey?" he said.
Yes, I'm quite well again. It's q
good thing, because my maid had to
go to her family for couple of weeks.
He laughed. Il guess you won't no.
tice that much. She amt no good, that
girl. She's as lazy as they make them
Yes" agreed Miss Peel, she's not
much good"
We'll, ah'm sure glad you's better
He was gone.
Now, get to work." ordered Miss
Peel.
Pail after pail of water was turned
black by the dirt. Over and over again
things were washed, secured, polished
The vacuum cleaner was brought into
service.
They had lunch, sitting opposite
each other in awful silence. But this
time Eileen was ravenous. She devoured
slice after slice of bread and cheese
Her hair hung in damp locks into her
eyes. She was an unpleasant sight to
Miss Peel but she never faltered in her
purpose.
Soon after lunch, while Eileen was
washing a great pile of dishes in the
kitchen, the telephone bell rang A
flicker passed over Eileen's face. She
would make a dash for freedom when
Miss Peel answered the phone. But the
cold voice commanded:
Go into the corner. Stand with your
face to the WALL
Eileen obeyed.
Miss Peel answered the phone. Yes?
Oh, hello, Myriam Yes, I'm get
ting on wonderfully So you are
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01

bent over Miss Peel, as she lay in bed.
and kissed her.
You poor darling" she said. I've
never known anything so cruel as that
you should have fallen and injured
your hip a second time. To think that
you will have TO lie here, for months.
til it is mended. What blessing 1t
IS that you have Eileenl She looked
so kind and capable when she let me
in She took me all over the down.
stairs and showed me what perfect or
der it is in. She is a treasure. isn't
she?"
Yes agreed Miss Peel, with her
patient smile, Eileen and under
stand each other thoroughly"
CThe End
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01

CThe End
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

of this light similar to sunshine This points 10 tne
conclusion that it really sunlight reflected from
millions of tiny meeoric particles that are moving III
orbits of their around the sun.
In this it differs entirely from the aftergow OF sun
set the dawn has relation at all to aurora hght,
and is not even remotely associated with the glow OF
the Milky Way
The rarefied nature Of this region would seem in
credible were IL proved by research Astronomers
have estimated the small particles rejecting this
sunlight probably not more than one mihmeter III
diameter spaced at distances of about five
miles from another,
From this follows that If all these tiny bodies COW
ering nearly two hundred million miles, of space, were
condensed TO the pressure the earths atmosphere
they would pile up layer not exceeding one cenmeer
in thickness fact it is TO have no appre-
cabe effect in reardng the speed Of comets or planets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

that at times pass through It.
Directly associated with the zodiaca light Is the mys-
terious Gegenschein counterglow. Under the best
conditions this has been clear dark nights
pale but coorul and usually ovod patch of light some
ten or fifteen degrees in diameter.
1t is opposite the in the sky and rises in the East
as that body sets the West At midnight in our at
tudes 1t due south the meridian AS 1t follows the
eclpc (the suns apparent path among the stars) 1t
always rides high the sky in Winter and low in
Summer-always $50 degrees from the sun.
Amazing facts revealed when scientists invest-
gated the nature OF this peculiar light IT found to
reality Frightening Of the meteoric PARTICLES
the zodiacal band.
Two theories have been advanced to explain It, Since
this just half way around the sky from the
it may be that observing these objects in So
called full phase We seeing them all fully iumi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

mated by the This Is the same reason that the
moon is full when it is opposite the sun in the sky
Another theory supposes that due to the compmeo
gravtationa attraction the earth and these par
tices are concentrated in this part of the sky II
very probable that both of these factors contribute
to produce the effects Of the Gegenschen.
More perplexing than either the zodiacal light or
Gegenschein is the Equatorial Aurora, equatorial
light il is often called.
The name, Equatorial Aurora, has been applied be-
II to follow the celestial equatoran extern
sion into the sky of the earths equator-and is evil
IDENTIFY Of a similar nature to the polar aurorae.
Though little understood as yet, equatorial light
seems to be in way associated with the famous
Northern Lights frequently observed in our higher
ATTITUDES Research undoubtedly will reveal more nfor
nation regarding the nature Of this strange illumination
that now perpexes our men of science.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
WILLIAM CROWDER,
Naturalist and Artist.

T THE Mount Wilson Observatory in California
"a astronomers have investigated the secret OF the
strangely elusive zodtacal light that Eliminates
the sky clear, moonless nights.
They have discovered that Notwithstanding the fact
that this strange glow largely concentrated along the
zodiac-the belt Of sky through which the SUM- moon
and planets appear TO moves effect spreads far be-
vond these bounds extending family throughout the en-
tire heavens produce almost sixty per cent of the
illumination visible mooness nights.
Even more startling is the discovery that the nature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
BY ROBERT r. COLES,

Astronomer and Associate Lecturer Hayden
Planetarium. American Museum OF Natural
History, New York,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
NeWMySterieS0f the SKI
Revealed

Science Investigating the Elusive
70 diacaI Light That IIIumina+es
the Sky on Clear, MoonIess Nights.
the Mysterious Gegenschein. and
the PerpIexing Equatorial Aurora
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
Ell VATICANO INTERVIEW
ORA EN- LA QUESTION DE
Ethiopia

Roma, Enero 31.-Esperase
que ell Vaticano intervendra
en- la question de Ethiopia con
ell fin de salvar las vidas de
las m%ujeres y los MOS, dine la
raza blanca, que allf Sc en-
cuentran.
Ell obispo Giovanni Emilio
Castellani, delegado apostolic
co en- ell Este de Africa, esta
dando los pasos necesarios pa
ra la protection de las vidas
de los civiles europeos residen
ties en- Utopia. Estos no-comba
tientes probablemente seran
concentrates en- Jibuti, Soma
lilandia francesa, con ell fin
de evitarles un fin terrible 81
los nativos TRUMAN rapida-
mente.
En- las actuales circunstan-
cias la Somalilandia francesa
es un territorio cast neutral.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
ESTA NOCHE DARA SU
CONCERTO Ell CUARTETO
KOLISCH

Dara hoy su anunciado con-
cierto en- ell Auditorio Munich
pal, bajo los auspicios de la
Association Cfvica Musical de
ampa, ell cuarteto Kolisch, del
cual escribimos anteayer. Sc
compone de cuatro notables
mGsicos y ha tocado en- los
principales teatros de Europa,
America y Africa.
Kolisch, ell director, posee
un violin Stradivarius, cons
truido en- 1918; Felix Khuner,
ell segundo violin, posee un
Guardagnini, Y Auber, ell vio-
loncelista, un Guarnerius.
Tocaran en- ell programa e.
Cuarteto de Mozart, ell Guar.
teto p6stumo We Schubert y ell
cuarteto de Dvorak.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
PARA LA MUJER
DEL HoGAR
Vitaminas par los NiAO

NNhffftNFtNAo ENf
Las Amigos Femeninas de la
Francia, con oficinas en- New
York, acaban de iniciar una
cuestaci6n para comprar Vita
minas a los ninos franceses. La
Srta. Blanche A. We'll, presiden-
ia de la organization, dice que
ayudar a los ninos es una obra
humanitaria.
Helen Hayes, la actriz, y Lily
Pons, la cantante, han ofrecido
su enthusiastic cooperation.
mo hay drama tan pavoroso
en- ell mundo como los sufrimien-
tos de los ninos," dijo Miss
Hayes.
DIR. Charles Bove, excirujano
del Hospital Americana de Pa
ris, apoya la campaha DE vita
minas para los ninos Y dice que
es Ell 1nico medic adecuado para
cubrir la escaseza de leche y o.
tros alimentos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31

Nueva belleza de diseho, ell encanto del color y nue.
vos efectos sirven para transformer un cuarto de ba-
no en- una de las habitaciones mas interesantes de la
casa. No Sc divide del Servicio Electrico cuandO pla-
nee SUI nuevo cuarto de bano. I'm cuarto moderno Sc
merece un Calentador Electrico y moderno. No ha-
bran llamas, hume y otras moIestias. Estara listed
mas segura.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
MUIR DEL JEFE DE LA ES-
CUADRA DEL VICI0

En- la madrugada de hoy falle
clio en- Ell Hospital Municipal a
consecuencia de las lesiones que
sufriera ell viernes por la noche,
en- un choque de AUTOMOBILES, el
Sr. Arthur l.. Barry, jefe de la
"escuadra" del vicio d ella poll
cia. Sufri6 en- la collision la frac-
tura de II costillas y un pulm6n
perforado. Sc lie habia puesto en-
una tienda de oxigeno, pero no
pudo recuperar Ell c~onocimiento.
Choc6 ell coche de Berry, EN-
ell cual viajaba tambien Ell jefa
de policia, con un autom6vll
guiado por Thomas Alfonso, de-
17O4h de la avenida Grand
Central. FL jefe Woodruff dice
que Ell coche iba sonando la ST.
rena.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
Ell cuerpo de policia lie rendi-
ra hnores, por haber muerto en-
eumplimiento de su deber.
ODROS DOS MINISTRIES TIA
LIANOS 1OMA MEL MAN
DO DE TROPAS

Roma, Enero 31.-Otros dos
ministries italianos Sc han mar
5hado del gobierno y tornado Ell
mando de tropas, Giuseppe Bot
tai, ministro de educacion, Y
Giuseppe Gorla, ministro de o.
bras pGblicas. Los dos Sc han
Incorporate a las unidades AL
pima, en- Albania. Uno de los phi
meros ministries en- salir para la
guerra 10 fue ell condo Ciano, mi
nistro de estado. Tambien sc en-
cstnran en- los frentes Alejan-
dro Pavolini, ministro de cultu-
ra popular; Renato Rich, minis
tro de corporaciones; Roberto
Farinacci, ministro sin cartera,
y Tullio Cianetti, subsecretaric
para las cOrporaclones.
Los dnicos ministries que aur
estan en- Roma, ademas de Mus
solini, son Ell condo Dino Gran.
di, Ell ministro de agriculture
Tassinari, ell ministro de hacier
da condo Paolo Thaon Di Rlsvel
ell general Teruzzi, ministro de
Este de Africa, y Rafael Riccar
di, ministro de concrete y cam
bios.
Las funciones de Ciano las es
ia desempehando Fillipo Anfu
so.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31

Los sombreros eran creacio-
mes de Lilly Dache; los peinados
concebidos por Charles Ell dal
Ritz. Las ondas hacia arriba en-
cajan en- las curvado' alas eX-
tenzas de los sOmbrerCs, y las
trenzas aparecen dObladas pa
"a cubrir la parte ~posterior de
la cabeza con g%racicsas lineas
uua caen hacia la nuca cuando
los scmbreros Sc ponen hacia la
parte de la frente. Ell interjuego
de alas y ondas Sc cree d~esterra-
"a la media de andar sin SOM
brero. Ell gasto inicial Sc ha he
La gaceta., 1941-01-31

cho en- favor de la muchacha jo-
ven. Es un sombrero de bang
kok" en- ell cual sc han cosidO es-
trellss azul marino y rojas,
Sc coloca en- "a parte posterior
de la cabeza, dondts al pompa-
doury ell horde del pelo largo, en-
Ia espalda, libre movimiento. La
coleaci6n resplan1ece con nue.
vas ideas,
Nine. Dache haercontracO un
modo para mogtrar ties sombre-
ros a la vez. Las modelos mas
bellas de New York caminan
por la plataforma llevando ca
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
bezas, de ojos languidoe, en- las

be7as, de ojos langnidos, en- lag
Names
ii sen. h~ero C~enicienta, O de
CRYSTAL, cree conslI ra,Ga mte-
res. De madeias tejidas de win
'yl.te', apare2i6 en- muchag in
terpretacicnes. Tn 5onete del
tipo de Carlota Cor1ay haze una
bonita figura aiifoJllor de "a.
cara. Pequenos capufos de 70 rs
Sc ascman por eli frente. I'm
Cuello y guantes sin dedos COM
plossn el juego. Sc presentaron
tambi@n turbemt;s y marine
ros" con differences adornos de
frutas y peinetas.
I'm nuevo sombrero de paja
en- negro, que brilla como antra-
eta, es Hamado 'ckevict" por
NINTH Dache. Sc envuelve tan
|ffr-ilmente eemo una tela. La su
pc flee bri,los o resplardecien-
'e Sc i~gualmente ~efectiva en- una
ale enorme de inclination hacia
atras, como en- un somhrero de
"mota", pequeho, adornado con
una rosa sobre una oreja. Corta-
da esta paja hace largas colaS de
csr1aEo que cuelgan en- forma
parecida a una bufanda.
No ha s:do desterrado aun Ell
leopardo, que sigue fuera de su
cueva. Entra en- las modas de
La gaceta., 1941-01-31

primaVera como adorno para
24gunos sombr.ros. Flores, CO.
r'azonas y bandas del "mancha-
%" animal sc ap4can en- pe1ue-
h-s y grsndes sombreros de pa
ia. Granjes carteras de pieI So
ieocm.ehdan como buenas COM
pan raS &c es,cs a,rayentes som
oreros. No sclo Sc usa la piel de
'eopardo, sino tsmbien ell armi-
no de verano, rodeando Ell borde
&c una capelina de gran tamano
y oveja blanca esquilada da fren
0s a un gran sombrero de paia
cortado en- forma de coraz6n.
Cast todos los sombreros son
del tipo romantico. Al
gunos son verdaders bouquets
dc flores. Nine. Dacha continda
sgrupando capullos de todas ella
ses EN- los dos lados de la cabe-
"a, o en- uno solo, Y los coloca en-
de diadema a traves de Ia
frente, sosteniendolos con "aga-
rraderas" de bicicletas, cubie--
tas con telas.
Charles ell del Ritz ha encon-
trado muchas differences name
ras de ondear Y rizar ell cabello
en- las "coronas pompadour",
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
Temd Romance en los
SombrerOS

Ell Romance es la nota domi-
mantle en- los sombreros que ocu-
paron la atsnci6n de los hueSpe-
des en- un almuerzo ofrecido en-
la Sala Persia, del Hotel Plaza,
en- New York. C~orazones son
"triunfos" porlue ellos no 500
dan la forma en- muchos sombre
ros, sino que tambien inspiran
los peinadoS. Durante la prima-
vera los sombreros y ell peinado
sc cOmpletaran.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los cararios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunre por Vega en- ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31
DIVORCES

Decretos: B.. w. Colson con
ira Sara C. Colson; Estela
Shedd contra Hoy Shedd; nue.
vas demandas, Mamie Hatch
contra Jessie T. Hatch.
La gaceta., 1941-01-31

Henry Clay, 81, y Gertrudis
Lawson, 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
ID. of A. Meeting

Vance council No. SO Daughters
of America, will meet Wednesday
night at 7:30 O'Clock at the Junior
Order Hall. All members are urged
to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07

If you follow the G straight
and-narroW silhouette line, you'll
need smooth-fitting, neat "undles'.
This slip-and-panties set by Marian
Martin, Pattern 1854, is Just the
thing. The slip conforms perfectly
to your figure and is so easy 10 make
that even 4 beginner need not be
timid. There's a long front panel
for nice fitting and each side section
is cut in a single piece with a strap.
The back Waistline is carefully dart
cd-In and made in just one pattern
part. Even the panties are unusual
ly WelI-designcd, with smooth point
ed Waist-yokcs at back and front,
and roomy lines below. Add either
vide, flat bands Of lace or eyclet en-
broIdely for lovely finish.
Pattern 1854 may be ordered only
in misses ana Women's sizes l6. 10.
20, 81. 36, SO, 80, y, A, &c and 46.
Size SO, slip and pantics, requires
yards lace edging.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in COINS for
this MARIAN MARTIN pattern. So
sure to write plainly your SIZE
NAME. ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER,
flcre's q clever idca,, Women who
sutcnt perfect Giaurcs' iand not
many & Us have), u.ey now De SUI,
81 having thnir e.uart MARIAN
MARTIN GrockS cit perfectly. TIL,
secret? just ordNr our SUR-Fli
tnTNDATION PATTERN 1906 il,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Playground News
By Recreation Project
South Henderson.

A party was given Monday NOM
ing, Dec. %, for the prc-school chill
dren. They were served chocolate
milk and cookies. Each child was
g.ven a bag containing fruit, candy
and also a gift. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Ham
were visitors and MI O'Ham tolo
the children a Christmas story.
Bruce Baker won in the carrom
tournament that was held for partl-
cipants Of the playground during the
past weeks.
The Hustlers Club met Tuesday
evening, Dec. 81. After the meeting
games We're played.
A toy parade was held Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Com
munity house. Elf Martin was voted
as having the most attractive toy.
In our craft work this week, a car-
rom board has been made.
The Community Club will meet
Monday evening Jan. g., at 7 o'clock.
The Queen Esther Club will meet
Tuesday evening, Jan. 7, at 7 o'clock.
North Henderson.
The Get-to-Gether Club mel Mon
day evening, Dec. 80, in the Parish
House. Refreshments of candy ana \
raisins were enjoyed while the mem |
beers quilted. A call meeting was held
Tuesday evening to complete the
quilt.
A Christmas party was given to
the pre-school children Monday
morning, Dec. %. The children were !
given toys and candy Santa Clauses
by Mrs Ellen Cooper. An apple Santa
Claus was also given to each child.
A toy parade was held Thursday
afternoon, Jan. 2, in the Parish
House. David Peacock was winner
for the most attractive toy, which
was a train and Barbara Raines won |
ut for the girls, having the prettiest
doll.
The Merry Makers Club will meet |
tuesday evening, Jan. Z, al : o'clock. !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
SOCIETY NEWS
THE FIRST r

andcrer here these?
nth stones and some speech,
New sounds: not VarI.us)
With fires and by fire ,pl..
Wandered here these
And nameless and long now
Loan and the loan rot
Speak Oh can tell.
Chronicled only by
Sunset and cockcroW,
fute and more distant
4beir skies than these stars.
No inland idols
No inscriptions remember them:
The stray bones remind us
Not of them but of Hamlet.
Their need alone
Fire and to use it
VnsWamped by the squalls
OF Time blowing over.
-EWart Milne in Dublin Magazine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07

The Welsh language belongs to the
branch of the lndo-Europeuu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Alma Club Meeting.

! The Alma CLUB viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. at the
home Of Mrs. Andrew J. Harris. Mrs.
William II. Boyd and Mrs. Henry T.
Morris Will assist in entertaining the
Club. Mr., Anna c. Gordon, Of
Reid5ville, viii speak on Along
Gods Garden Path, and members
Are asked to be on time for her
lecture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Returns to Stanton.

Miss Virginia Hunt returned Sat
iurday to Staunton, Va, to resume her
studies at Stuart Hall, after SPEND
ing the holidays here at her home
on BurNcll avenue, with Mr.. and
MIS-. w. p. GhOlSon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Mrs GOW Hero

sg Mrs. George Cow, Of Baltimore,
Nd, who for the past few days has
been the guest OF her parents, Nh.
and Mrs. W. =. Parham. expects tc
return tonight to her home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Pr. :. Meeting.

The Central School PIT. \. will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3:l5
o'clock at the school, and all mem
bers are urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Returns to Richmond.

Little Miss Ferebee Fenner Coop
81 has returned to her home in Rich
tnond, Va, after visiting her grand
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Fcnncr,
Tor several weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Miss Bruce GoOch
WEEDS l.. G.. MURRAY

The following announcement has
been received by friends in Hen
dcrson:
NH. and Mrs. Lee Currin GooCh
the marriage of then
daughter
Sara Bruce
Mr.. Lewis Graham Murray
on Saturday, January the fourth
nineteen hundred and forty-onC
Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
.tr. Choir.

The junior choir Of the FIRST Pres
hyterian church viii meet Wcdncs-
lay afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
&1urch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
PRAYER Meeting Band.

Prayer meeting band will meet this
evening at the county home at 40
o'clock, with +. {. Morris as leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
Visits in Richmond.

Mrs. E, F. Fenner is spending a
Nv days in Richmond, Va, as the
best of her daughter, Mrs. Richard
~. FoWlkes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-07
PAGE FIVE ,

then among us.
John SPAN during the holiday.
Nh. and Nj Charlie StaInback
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-31
THORPE SPORTS
 PROGRAM FRIDAY

Many WaterburlanS who saw Jim Thorpe in his prime will attend the sports forum Friday night at the Central "Y' gym when the former Carlisle grid great conducts Q spe- cial sports program.
 Thorpe made athletic history % years ago as 0 member of the Can. ton Bulldogs, worlds professional football champions, and cs @ big leaguer with the Giants, Braves and Reds. He also played in the old Eastern league with the Hartford and Wooster teams, showing here ct Brassco park. Earlier, while Q member of the Giants, Thorpe dis played his wares at the old Reid ville field.
 Lost His Medals
 Despite the fact that Big Jim made many records in football and has been called the graetest gridder in the history of the game, Thorpe's biggest thrills came from the track. He was outstanding in the 1912 Olympics at Sweden and although he had his trophies and medals talk en away on his return to this coun- try, because of professional charges, Q movement is now underway by 1n- ternational Rotary to secure these trophies for the famous Indian. And Big Jim would like to have those awards.
 In his sports forum here Friday night, Thorpe will give a sketch of his life and recall famous plays and games in all branches of sport in which he featured. It Is expected that large representative group of Wilby, Crosby and Leavenworth students will attend Fridays forum to see and hear the greatest ath- lete of all tmie. '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-31
Today's Sport Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press StaH Correspondent

every sho. in the hope of paying the rents, buying baby 8 new bib, ana the m!ssus a new frock. TO pc paired with Guldahl really does something to their nerves. It hurts their game and what hurts their game hurts their livelihood. Bulla is not the first to object to GuldahIs slowness. He is the first to make an open break with Ralph, but this re- porter has heard Q score of pros grumble about being paired With him.
 My summation: Bulla was tactless and rude in making his break With Guldahl so obvious.
 Guldahl could be more considerate. He could play @ bit faster without hurting his game. Tn my opinion g man who knows enough about golf to hit the ball as well as Ralph does. gains nothing from @ five minute study of every lie, every roll. He could reduce this study by two min utes and be just as efficient.
 Here boy, take my robe and wig. I'm finished, and next time bring me @ wig that doesn't have a cow lick.